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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01
nROyIsION PACKING ESTAB-

I-TST FNT II d
subscriber having III process Of erection h ~
ing Establishment, wishes 20 res II or tns
occupies The former situated On oecDHa . 49, 81.
poste the Mere hants' Exchange aud ne" fos o.c'ue
io fronts ON Second IS feet. extending uah 'ue Hhn
width 1888 feet Arch alley, with see ~ IN az
feet on Tnpoieus alley, the mp H. 80,
dwelling house. fronting Tnpoi-t aliey 'Ti'A "r9-
hnnse mart three stones Oh covering the snliie 'n N
Second AZ and the whole depth OF the o nAuhs
nnder an ice house 60 by q feet snt dry cellar lOJ
nv "a teet-alsoa Wde cellar smoke houses rendering
house extensive shedding well OF never fang wafer %
Temperature and hydaDt water IN the ylrd
IL is now built Of the best materials and IN the lt
substantial manner, with par-Icl ~ aiap.aon f1r ts
trade and for extensive business beheT-
ed better 10 .aon could be selected Il expected %
he readiness Or tenant sy the st NJ November next
The other property situated Lexington ST. between
Paca and Green SITS and well known no. 10 need
description eIceptO those unac luanted with Baltimore
City II built ia 1888. expressly for the Provision
trade and has been family occupied for that business
the lot fronts IS feet on Lexington at and has depth Of
30 feet 70 alley II fest WIDE. the improvements beng
bnck Warehouse, three stories high smoke houses and
rendering house the whole covering nearly the entire lot
extensive house Under the building, and CON-
moCOus good dry cellarShydralt water IN the yird Ia
respects considered the best sfand for Proyi
business the City Of Baltimore the warehouse COW
the whOse front LeXlngtOn-st and could atyaDi-
aseOusly be used for business being directly
opposite the Lexington Market HOuse-"o1d SUIT well for
any kind OF retail trade. THIS j. excellent opportunity
for about 10 commence the Provision business "a
this house ENJOYS first rate custom b0tn al home aud
abroad and the occupant could much tle OF the
premises he chose the remainder would al al times
command good tenants This the first described proper
~ will be let and the fixtures mplee sold on Iels enable
terms % approved tenant For further particulars N
CURE on The premises $4,000 =, O.,,e
o21 ZwW&S JAMES 4. ADAnS
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THE BEST, most Economical, and

u Durable FILTER made
FESSENDENS IMPROVED SECTIONAL FILTER
Tins Improvement has recently made ami has
adopted by VI the scientific and pro-
the perfect liter offered this market
can be easily and thoroughly ceaBsed IN part aud
kept perfect order without the eas expense
trouble For sale Wholesale and retail ut the principal de-
pot No 3lz Broadway NewY ork, and by the Plumbers
generally throughoutthe City. O b. HASKELL Station
er sole agent Tor the States of New YORK Pennsy vanIa
Michigan aud Illinois, No 3l2 Broadway N, Y nj 8sS WI
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Il Lamps GEsndoles Chandeliers Caadc,abr-S. hal
Lanterns u the latest styles aud patterns may oe 'onn1 AZ
D. :. CONkllNS. No. SS HucSon-St Al those who
design purchasing gooGs the above line VII ID We. -
call and examine HIS prices wall be found - oe p per
cent less than ihcr E3shuon the CITY Also ~
hand well selected assortment ri Glass and Butanla
aTe Globes. Shades. Lamp CLASSES and Weeks Of every
d'>cuition Sperm and la Oh. Campaeuo and Burning
Flud Goec' sfb' - soy pert ~ enc c 80 ally
pa,!,d ios l.- gplatry. Ogs JaItikX>s
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Camps aue Burning fluios.

TIRANDOLES LAMPS, CHANDE-
" IIERS. CANDELABR &c } REILLY. y. %
Cafue amp Manufacturer. wishes 70 d-ec; p1plc A.
tsltOn e. his large ana eXtenNTc stock 81 lanps Gih-
does, Chandeliers. CanceisoT@s- hSd AM >->.SntlaS
Isrrs Brackets Nc Which he oaoIS a. prceS iha' tei.
e.Ou Persons about pJrchks Will 81 wei - All
and ersine Goods cehvered auy qar Of ne c'i ire
B-OlGers b. poS OF o.hswre promptly att nded - -
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WILLIAM SOUTHWELL, METAL

(UTC HER q MEAD, Practical
y HoUSE and SHI9 PLUasBERS Is. wster-,t :.
aoort non pecSSlp Al crtegs promptly s.sendsd 10 -
n Is IO8RlNG done wiss aea'ness snd dispatch oil su.
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ye5rs experience viii hstracs Mathemsihs "a Eng
-. IA private families schools psr-culAI s'tsetior
Ev0L 90 A tsmcio, ALGEBRA. Srveyir., Enenearns.
y ~ as q Maps Charts, sc. Best OF 'steren'e gwen
slcsess GEOMErRf. Tribune 'thce. ~ a.
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PROPOSALS TO BUILDERS. :
DRUSH MANUFACTORY. No. 337

Pearl-St FrankIn-sQua subscriber respect
FULLY informs is customers and the pubic generally that
re mas on hand large ass0rtme ut Of BRUSHES. of every
description which he selling at the lowest prices whole
sale and retail B-Machne Brushes made 70 order.
sl3 3mTuTh&S. JOHN h. HOPPER 337 Pearl-st.
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EAUGATUCK FEMALE SEMINARY

~ weStport Conn Miss NJ COLEf. PImc,sal The
y inter Tenn Will opsn Nov TINS school ~ eeSgnee
exclusively for BoarderS ard Of those ri'ei Hpnb-r
Teachers are enabled 20 devote large fOrtcs Of
"a each pun thus greatly nc iitsns moral, o-sa
p,sicsl Improvement Terms reasonable Ctrelars.
.snng particulars procured b. addressing MS Priapsl
100 Broadway.
RTyrRTNcys-Rey W. H. Fnsbs. wostpor lsssph
Jsupcev 1f ID westror.. Morris Kstchum, Ess West
port Marx n Newman Co. No 1873 Blo1iw,y. New
Work: Wakeran Dkemsu. Controllers Ct.cc. New
York Hon henFy W Green Trenton, New Jersey
AZ ev TuThSSta
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Two LET-For two and half years,
\ from November /, the Bakery Ne 236 1th ay, be-
tween 18th and 26th,ts The fixtures viii be sold very
low Reason for quitting. engaged in another business
The stand Is excellent one Inquire on the premises
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ATAN DEYENTER,S Premium Steam

a -N4f III II-F I'm - ltiiluIi A)bChlii
Manufactured OIL PASTE BLACklNG.-Another
Silver Medal awarded at the late Fan of the American
h Suie, and considered by all who have gwen fair
tIal, as the best IN the world.
Office At the Drug Sore No 23i Westinghouse. between
Barclay and Robinson Two Silver Medals aud four
Dulonias the American Institute. o3l I'm
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ENGLISH and CLASSICAL BOARD
VARRYTOWN INSTITUTE.-A Sc
NEANSION-SQ UARE FEMALE

II = T =
I'VE SEMINARY. IN Pos CHS eepss, y. Y-rhe Winter
term vii commence THURSDAY. Nov Appiicatiol
for pupils catalogues may be- meIS 70 $ GIBBOHS,
CASHIER ct Oceaa Bark, 70 auy Of the Trustees OTTO
WP GIBBONS. II d Principal
+ Tryett, N b. N. J Ayers y X. Heudnckson, , J.
Coffin, K A. aIck, NJ. D. y i9tThS2Is.
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STEAM ENGINE-Wanted, a second

~ hand Steam Engine and Boiler of about eight horse
power Persons having COED article TO dispose Of viii
please give description and state the puce and where
thes may be seen Address ENGINEER Tribune Ofoe.
nj 1us
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IMPORTANT to Town and Country
80 iss Ironmongsrs, md Stoe-ke per. n general
is 70 give notice that patent Ia I'D GLUE has
been tested and found - y eut less IN pce han
common glue It being liquid state curing labor y
trouble IN preparation II cemens iron, wood stone, glass
marble china. or any substance To mechanics house
sspers and carpenters this wall be found invaluable and
l., house should be without IT, County keepers
would greatly their trade by Introducing tins vau
able Article We establish agencies upon themOi liberal
terms ~ send samples any part the United States free
Of charge. Sold bottles, at l2 3, d. and 3Ocens To
be had also Of all the principal houses IN this St
JOHN PHILLIPS, No. g. Maiden lane, cor William.
BE sure 70 ask for Pmhps's Patent Glue. there being
spurious mutations the market likely - deceive the pub
lac 3m
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vVHE IRVING INsTrTurrE-I,yoo.

Classical sd Commercial Boa rd,n School fo oan~
Gentlemen. NORTH TARRYrOwN Y-Ths SoAeJ
has aeea successful operation fct twelve ysAr .DI
vel known Thorough instruction. in the COMMON asi he
hgher branches of English education the Latin An.
Greek the fronch and Spanish languages As 1eIl AZ
fa'hfl supervision Of morals and is insured "a
each pupil students admitted u any tsme Ccaa-s Al
No 30 Nassau Nos 2s1 and SD Broase A. No Is Bow
ery end 4! the Instrute North T.uytOvn wILIAs
LYON A NJ. Rnnrlnal md P-nrnetnr Il n NJ 49,.
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FINO SELLERS.-The undersigned, Sec
u Rotary OF several Building and Losn Associations
- Tier the ci nhcyS and osReis
all property for sale, this city BrooSlyn AID
NlhaSburgA Persoss having houses lots %! sale %
lease will tRi greatly the adVantas 20 leave &c
sclpiion aud pFce OF their property with PECAkE.
Ofice No 20 Hester Vt. Center
B-PerscuS DESTROYS Of purchSsus or leasing houses
On lots NAV themselves ~ examining tAe subscriber
register. SIS Sm.s
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DOARDING SCHOOL, for BOYS =,

q y New Canaan, Conn. DAVID ROCKWELL
PRINCIPAL ard Proprietor assisted by BIS Soa rks = oas
of the oldest Boarding Sch ools the state II stna,I
IN NevCanaan, farnels Co Conn tive hour ifoA New
York by the New-Nark and New Hsven Railroad - Ds-
men. from Dsrea % New '2raaR ono hcrr By s'ses
The holdings ample IN thsr accommodation ana
combine all those arrangements desirable Tor TIE cl5nisr,
convenience sHd Aeslth Of the pupils
The Winiss tens commences GA the Is. Of Noysrnbet
Address ID S. ROCKWELL. No No. 2S3 Peaylsi. New.
York where also circulars msy be obtained. % In
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NOTICE TO MANUFACTURERS

For time past, we have been engaged IN buid
ing and preparing To buld Brundreds Patent Thfostle
Having peted stock of OILS for that purpose,
able 20 build these machines with greater curacy
and dispatch than previously, and to recommend them
with confidence tn the attention OF manufacturers THESE
machines have been successful operation f the last
four years. They Will do much WORK IS the DaaDrh
TbTOste with third of the pa~er The twist IS more
ULorn than from any banded spindle the Of bands
beng dispensed with In strength and durability this
ThIosle acknowledged by competent Judges 10 excel
every other spinning machine Many Of the LyeSolndie
ThrOstles be altered to the principle To turn
eff nearly double The former quantity of work. The Dan
forth Throse can also be altered give the full
quantity of yam though reducing the power al least two
thirds These 1hTCstles active Opergon IN tho
factories Of Messrs p. ChDser Co, of Kndorhook,
and Alfred Wild, Esq Of Cohoes Falls, to whom we reIes
the public for information to their practical working
We prepared usual to execute orders for Cotton,
WOODEN and Flax Machinery, Css'lng- Mil Gearing,
Skating, Pules &C, well al other articles o1r
line of business b BRUNDRED, SON co,
Ol8 lms Oldham Works. near Patterson, y. J.
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fflusiCai.
X il1'rO

TlFA RI.ES FRIEDRICH OTTO
u MULLER respectfully announces 70 She public his
ARRIVAL CITY, and his intention 20 lessons on the
Piano and ~ every acgrve Of musical composition from tho
oTcheStratpn, composition u symphony
ana rnerr pieces The most agreeable % hi would DO
the higher degrees OF cal education iaidrmatlOa
ever morning N tis residence C'eeuwichi No i@.oa
number. house OF mir Trust $50 a'
NsR. OTTO MULLER. Teacher of the
Uk Piano Forte and s.naing, viii give Lessons nj his
residence No $50 Broadway. in any part ri tho city
Tuition bY the medium vi the English German or Fronch
languages. OF W.
NnUSlC.-A Lady Teacher of the Piano
lsh and Singing " IN receive few prphs At her
residence or VIII attend the pupils residence prefer
ed ENQUIRE Tor MUSIC TEACHER, No. 30 Frank hn-ss
"a In
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pRINCE'S LINNEAN GARDENS
a. CRAWBUCK'S UPHOLSTERY

w HOUSH and ShIp-F Furnishing Warerooms, No.
a52 Gfan5sf New YORK where Will be found complete
assortment OF the following arcles Feathers hair moss
and husk aisO beds mattresses Dalasses aud cushions
also, bedl' Is If every description VIZ patent screw,
iO.LL, 1mt cottage and trnn0ie cots,
Sc also splendid variety of paper han gns borders
hlr would Ca particular attention b. ms style OF
han and spring mattresses n. Bod beds and no;-
tresees renovated and made equal 10 new, by
W. CRAWBUCK, No. $50 Grand-st., second
IS lns door east of Essek-st
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Po-ewsot NJ .horany Rlack Walnut and ensncle1 Fur
a. Sr,van Hespec,ly solcI,s the attention Of those
h are ahof selecting their furniture 70 call and examine
their rlch and extensive stock, all OF t0eT own
tire ~ -
INULLING and SECURING SOAPS
Il For woolsn Manufacturers, of SUPERIOR gusi,ty
and AZ very prces made by the subscriber sad de-
ivered re Of charge at any Of he vessel landings OF
read dep0s this and the New EuglAli Sta,es ihS y
! warranted A. good the best market or No sale
@es respectfsly soced and viii nc promptly attended
To JAMES HARTNESs. Schenectady, No--lork- :,
- These soaps arc used by lsrge NUMBER o.
Bills N-~York Massachusetts, Conpect,ent and ss.de
Island slo snruIhSS'
CINNAMON.-5 bales prime Ceylon
< Cinnamon u bond. tor sale by
SpOgFORD. TILEST0N co;
o3I Iw No &c Soaih-si.-
Two WOOILEN MANUFACTURERS.
Several shipments OF Weolen Waste snd Flccss Just
% aswfISSiv' No q WiIl,m-st.
Il EAKY TIN ROOFS PAINTED and
FINED for one cent per foot with ths New Jersey
Au Corrosive PANT, and warranted Pant per D. four
cents adapted FOR Tn Cloih or Composition Roofs Ot-
6ce No. 2S3 Spring st near Hudson OH I'M
ZINC PAINTS, Manufactured at New
NEW jersey T,xPLoRING AID INNING co.
This Company prepared t. furnish supply Of ;heI
vslssble
whch hays been found, 2iter several rasfs Tl, ootR Il
Europe and IN the Uned states. - retain theI orsaa
beauty protective properie' Superior 70 any otesr
Pant V hsisver. Their
WHITE ZINC PAINT
j. 1sfev OXIDE ENC. and r ~srrsriec ire Nl sl
sduaraiioa whatever Aas posoaoas properties so
Objectionable g. the neala ot tgEabs. ARd ~ctkraen 10
g1rie O,heF S.nus % pIgIneuts
1T WILL NOT TURN YELLOW
~hsn exposed sulphuTous meDhse Civilizations %
even Wheu smut w IN close room, Is Affected BY
pictures sung on walls coated WITH It. As outside
Punt wlthSands the changes n weather better thar
other being lahie - tam chalky or 20 crumbs
ANA rub of II may wori "a any color. with
water and o with VarHsh instead of cd thereby giving
the Justly celebrated porcelain finish
The Company also manufacture BLACK AND COL
ORED ZINC PAINTS, which are beyond Qsesron with
any equal for coating roots ships. oihouses encns
and az IRON or Ohe metallic surfaces They are e pare
METALLIC OXIDES,
and unaffected by sah water other exposure ess
thaa any other pants within our knowledge.
lscn ard other metals do not Oxdze when coated with
them, and they remarkable TOR their nre-ooi prop
Dealers supplied on liberal terms by
S, 7. JONES CO, Agents tor the Company
or II 50 Beaver-st N. I.
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EARM FOR SALE.-lso acres. about

80 acres WOOD the balance under cultivation. TIVE
Apple Orchards eco Peach trees IN bearing; Plum.
Cherry and ehes fru great abundance two Houses two
Wells cf excellent Water Barn. &c The Farm IA good
aud IL suitable fog Gram Grass and Gardening AN
his varieties Situated NJ North Brunswick MidileSer
County. N j.. miles ffVM Washington, ii from Spots
wool Depot Camden aud Amhoy Railroad and ~ New
brunswick Depot convenient mum and 10 New-Ierk mar
bet lnsune of { h. REGARD, No: IS Greenwich St;
SCHENCK, MCGEE & co Pier IS foot OF Barclay ST,
q. BOOTH No. 29e Broadway N Y. or on the prem
% lmrurhxSs
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NsR. ADAMS'S SCUOOL FOR

1gR. ADAMS'S SCUOC FOR
I'VE YOUNG LADIES. ~ OF TGF EW-JER
SEY-Thls IL a S hoOl OF the hie 81 pleasantly
situated three miles from New AK, the X ria Nor
rstown Nj Adams offers 10 the Young ad mo may 10
placed m his family the best influences ii ne, al mo
devoted IF the ahest instructors Tho nHniner II
pupils received by hun boafders limited O. twenty
Circulars VIII De- sent - those hO apply fJr them
A dress Rev +. 4 ADAMS, Orange, y.
REFERENCES-Jo Joseph Henry LID. Washington. L. C.;
Hon Theodore Frelnghuysen. LII d, New Brrns-
wick. n =. Rev. Marx Hopkins. ID D., Williamstown,
Mass Rev John Stone ID d., Gurdln Buck, VI d VI o.
Hasted. ESQ Rev. HeLy b. Smith ID D., Rev John
owen ID ID Rev George PTentss, New-Yor Nehemiah
Cleveland, ESQ, Rev. Daniel P Noyes Brooklyn
O3 3l&las3tS'
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Property No los 4th consisting of three story
BRICK House and lease OF lot OF GrOuudihe lot rs feet by
100 feet depth with alley outlet OF 10 feet lead
to the house IS by 50 feet IN DEPTH covered
with slate finished the best aud modern STYLE
having Sater closets bath furnace and Croton water
90 the third story. This property good location for
Physician could easily he converted into The
lease Of the LOT Is for from the 18th sept 8f3 at
ground o $50 per annum. with privilege OF renew
ing the lease for 81 cent valuation, the
inproy nt To be paid Tor by the esor One
hall Of the purchase money remain bond aud mort
gage. For price and further particulars apply ITO
ANTHONY J. BLEECkER, Auctloneer,
nj lw No. Droad. s.
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4 UAC HEDCE FEMALE SEMINA-

n RY at WHITE PLAINS westoAe>IeI Co, NY n
miles from the c,y # New-YoTk-Mrs 4 D SEAhL.s;
Pr ucpa-Tbc T. fifteenth Session Of tbs iusu'utig vii
commence on the first MONDAY Of Novembaf. Circulars
eonianlng erms. SC. cen he obtained a. Mess Ray
NOkS Bo1ksfofe. No. IS Rowery, OF ap?IcGtioG BY
le.rer 20 he Principal, AZ Whi.e Plans.
olsw TuTRSSs
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SCHOOL tor ENGINEERS, go Hou,-
~ ton-st. N Y-Mr VICTOR BEAUMONT, Ciyl
Engineer graduate from "L'Ecole Centrae dos A-s OF
hanufactUres Of PARIS will open he lst OF september
next, Of lessons tho French and Englss
languages all The branches, heoretic aud prac.,ca!
connected with Civil Engineering For details and rsfsr
renoss apply at the School sltI 81
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Real Gstate for Sale.

ENLAMMERSBURGH.-The new Vii
lage Of Flammersburghis off red 70 the public
IN lots to purchasers each lot 80 by 100 feet IT sit
mated on Flu hing Bay within mile OF The town Of
Flushing immediately adolt the village 0f Stratioa
pOrt aud onb nnies from the City Of New York.
The Bay is well noted ior rs wild fowl fish and clans,
md the place well calculated for suburban residence
The pces Of lots vary from sa5 TO $780, according to 10
catlos Some OF the choices. lots still unsod aud the
public are invited 10 call and them For further par
rculars, apply 10 JOHN A. FLAMMEk, No. 683 Broad
way. N B-Ofhce hours from o'clock A VI 70 o'clock
y M O3l 6t1
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VACANT LOTS for SALE.-Two Of
EARM, near YONKERS. For SALE

Containing acres, Of which 10 ase wood good
aud the land excellent situation romantic and
healthy. with down Long Island There Is nav
dwelling, and all the houses good The owner
IL going abroad Priee 81 500 There opportunities
daily except Sundays a. and cents fares IL lies u
Mules northeast of Yonkss Station and II miles west NJ
Bronxv,ue, HARLEM Rarosd Apply AZ No 10 Platt-st.
an stairs so
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HIGH-BRIDGE LOTS FOR SALE.

u -EIGHTH-ANENUE RAILROAD These Los
situated the Westchester side OF the Harlem River.
between MoCOmbs Dam Bridge and the High Bridge.
Any petsou acquainted with the suburbs Of TINS city viii
perceive. viewing the High Bridge Lots that they
great advantages for residences all other localities
about the city and that they far cheaper than other
property well situated The till for 9Th Railroad
having been signed by the Mayo tho road will be COM
menccd forthwith ard speedily hsned. please inquire
and learn the fact The ~ the entire length Of the
road be bat five cents The scenery presented from
slm0s every part Of this property is exceedingly interest
ing embracing most beautiful views OF land aud water
This property also has wide front upon the Harlem River
thereby soing every facility for boating and fishing For
msps and other information, apply to
o23 lm' ID. H. WlNTON. No II Codar.st .eor. Nassau
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MADAME DESJARDlNS GRAVIEK

lfA having TomOs ell her Dancing Academy H. No 81
Clinton place. respectfully informs the public that
she has opened her sses aud calls the aIteaon VI she
c0nn0SSeuS the elegant dances la CracoOfI AID
La SlceHne which she has received from her agents IN
Paris and London where they have been expressly com
posed Tor this season. and introduced IN America by her
go In
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ghsusss fur Business Mtn.


NEWSPAPER for oALE.-rhorl :
.ntr INyESTMENT-The proprietor OF re
a - nr@r1eaa Ners having nearly c1Tpleteo tus
lt.,. az that popular Dsoo1 a. desires 20 mees
nrr Of enteTpri1e aa1 bfsuess tac w.n
WIN asnt NJ capita tO undertake the pubicahs ier
soie Ths propre,O ore object IA commencing me VIZ
bether i7ustEs ed ne Ns2aper ccuid os e,,
,.G !. ths countrJ So as % compare fA'ofaol 49,
Sgteu .sr nsrers If Europe He IS now sashed thit
...r.. r. can produce surn a WORK. ana tnas ~ "
az, ,be raj suppOF Bn' the extent OF az pteVions
,revent. MN from beso~ng upon u the 'eiui'ep
.-- 'ro uerSen II the proper ,iaup "bo h&s soinS
., and a great deal OF unemployed sft'ly, an ehcri-
% y, ace il offered. Esr Satisfactory p.fIc lars az,
rI"to W STRONG mo 90 Nassau-st' New Io,.- "
DRUG STORE for SALE, located IN
olea,sbt ard ,hiekly populated neighooIhoou5 h nn'
S,,s ,ye fitted ap and well stocked 90 ns go
80 Anv oerson wishing u engage "a tae ~ ~
~ - 80 otuniiy "a the Store will Oe sol cHoapi en
on,sror having other business For plr' liafs apPv
No "A Fourth. ST, on the premises " "
INNING SALOON for SAhE.-Io
n. dsposed Of the Lease Good VII ana FL ar.s o.
ac,shIs Dining Saloon. situated ID tne most business
- y. ,hs ctyssyeral years Of the lease uhe1pHea hP
~, Ia pEARCE & co, No. ii "si-st. o'o 81
HORSE. WAGON and HARNESS
rop eAIE-Good and Cheap-A large r. Al Black
:, ,ns.rs old: SPLENDID traveller, sOu0d and KIND,
,oxer one Of the best Covered Wagons, nade
~, e,upg very strong Pans fast on, cost sZS1-tho
sIs cy y5OO or separate horse 5000 wag On Se haT-
...si7 Iponire at N. DIAMONDS Stable corner Of
~ m 80 80 Rsayrr-sts Immediately. o3l H'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01

4 ID. GALE, Manufactures and y hole
IA sale Dealer IN BOOTS and SHOl Is invites buyers
% call and large and general 1meut which
will be sol e. the lowest Prices for cash shoTi Greg
for approved Just call and test the ca,n system
BA PRIME snt f0r Ladies wear. Of our DTp
make. A. ID. GALE. 20 % Pearl-st.,
su30 3m Nor. Pstt-s' SeY-fprA.