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AGENCY FOR LOCATING BOUNTY LAND
WARRANTS.

AGENCY FOR LOCATING BOUNTY LAND
WARRANTS.
Established an lS47.)
EnESEzER Cook, ! ( GEORGE D. SARGENT,
Attorney -at Law. : Late U. :. Dep. Sury'r
COOK 81 SARGENT,
Exchange & Collection Office and Land Agency,
Davenport, Iowa,
OFFER their services agents for the selection
" of lands and location of Bounty Land War
rants. All locations and selections made from ac-
tual inspection Of each tract OF land. Charges
moderate.
Refer to-
JOHN 0. SARGENT, esq.,, Washington, D. c.
Hon. c. S. MoREHEAp, Frankfort, Ky.
Hon. GEORGE w. JONES, Dubuque, Iowa.
ARTHUR G.. CoFFIN, esq, Philadelphia
E. W. CLARK, DODGE Co., New York.
GEORGE FISHER, esq, President n. w Ins. Co.,
Oswego, n. Y.
EpEs SARGENT, esq.,, Boston, Mass.
HATCH & LANGDoN, Cincinnati.
j. w. CLARK & BRos., ST. Louis.
GEORGE SMITH s. Co., Chicago, Ill.
Mar Scott
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EXPENSES.

ENTRANCE FEE.-If the student enter as Fresh
man, five dollars; if Sophomore, ten dollars; i
as Junior, fifteen dolare; and, if as Senior, twenty
dollars.
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NEW ILLUSTRATED Works. The Land oI
IN Bondage; being the Journal of Tour in
Egypt; by Rev. J. NJ Wainwright, d. ID.
The Women of EARLY Christianity, with Il orr.
gnal engravngs
The Women Of the Bible; by Rev. Dr. Vain
wright. New edition. Is steel plates.
Philosophy of the Mechanics of Nature; by
Allen; illustrated with engravings.
This day received for sale by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Nov II Booksellers, near 9th street
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY,

Office No. 6S Watl street, .Ne,c York.
MoRRIs FRANKLIN, President; SPENCER s. BENB
DICT, Vice presidents; PLINY FREEMAN,
Actuary.
THIS COMPANY, conducted upon the mutual-
N insurance principle, and also upon the princ-
pic of leaving proportion of the amount of the
premiums interest in the hands of insurers, has
greatly extcied its business and profits, and con-
fcrred its benefits at the least possible cost and out
lay to insurers.
Insurance granted to persons visiting California.
Its agency at Washington comprehends the fol
lowing officers:
VIM. Jones, M. D., medical examiner, near cor
ner Of and Sd streets
Peter G. Washington agent, Apollo Hall, Penn
sylvania avenue, opposite Union Buildings
Iune
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BRILLIANT LOTTERIES,
For December, 1851.
j. w. EIAURY & CO., MANAGERS.
aA0 01EI

Tickets $l5-Hnlves, So 50-eQuarters, SO 75--
Eghths, s I 81,
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THE IRVING INSTITUTE-Lyon's

Classical and Commercial Boarding School Dor Young
Gentlemen, NORTH TARRYTOWN. Y.-Ths school
mas successful operation for twelve years an1 ~
we'll Thorough instruction III the common ana me
higher branches OF English education, IN the Latin ana
Greek the French and Spanish languages. n well rs
faithful supervision Of morals and manners is insured 70
each pupil Students admitted AT time. Circulars Al
No 80 Nssau-st Nos EOS and 800 Broadway No 10 Bow
cry and at the Institute, North Tauytown WILLIAM
PLYON A III, Principal and Proprietor 81 u " GSat
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MECHANICS INSTITUTE SCHOOL
y w. KEELER'S FAMILY BOARD.

~ ING SCHOOL Tor BOYS Ne~io-n, Flf6elI
County. Conn -Bs New YORK New Haven aud n ia
Railroads 81 honfs fro Newlors aud hour frou,
Bridgeport Terms S2S per quarter Of eleven weeks for
board ui,ion ~ashins usendins full Ehs ard b-li1s
Instruction all English branches Pupils received AZ
any time
REfERENcBS II n Peck 4 Co, No 100 Freu'-.t
New-YoTk K Carlton Oyertoa. No Wsll.t do c..
" Dow. No BurlinE. slip. do Aaron Hswlsy Ne S
BeaVsr-st De- Hon William Rockwell corner u las
and willotshby- SITS. Brooksn. IL y. Conckita No n
Sands s. do Hon Henri DutOn. Law Professor YaIs
Col ogs and Hon Alfred BlacA man. New Hav,a Cors
nil
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RADEAU'S BOARDING SCHOOL

- FOR BOYS
TanstovD New York.
Select English aud Classical School. where but twelve
boys received and thoroughly instructed and prepared
for Mercantile Business. ~ College.
The location the immediate vicinity Of the Raross
Depot and Steanboa, Landing Terms Sl00 per annnm
For particulars Circulars. at No 81 Marks PAsoe.
ind at Bangs Brother s Co.'S, No - Park row.
53kSMxWs
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MACHINE SHOP TO LET, and
lyl Iathes Shafting aud Puleys, &c, for sale Ad-
dre,s " MACHINE SHOP Office Of this paper OF ~
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L,ARM. near YONKERS, FOR SALE

u CONTAINING 20 acres. II which 20 are wood good
fruit and water The isud excellent situation romantic and
he ality with down Loag Island. Ihere - new
,ws lung and all the houses ssy EOod Tbs owner
!. sanx abroad Price - 20 There ave epportaaiss
Lain, except sunday. =, and ceas fares. IL lies y
,.a northeast II NsUsers Station. ahd "a miles west a
tr a,tinc Hafsm R,ar.tt Apps al ~ - Piau-st .
", ssstt ~"
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Camps ano Burning fluios.
CANDELABRA.-Just re-
-tAS HITTING and FIXTURES

~ The subscribers are prepared 10 furnish private
houses or public buildings Gas Pines and Fixtures at
tie notice aud Al reduced prices N B-Pryate
residences fitted AZ from Two to four days, complete
WORAM HOUGHWOUT
o92 In, Nos jg and $50 Broadway.
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EXECUTORS' SALE OF REAL rs.

IL TATE-For sale AZ auction On WEDNESDAY, the
eh day 81 October the premises al ~ NJ the follow
lPS. Nes htanhor<h. poaghkeepsle. DutehsSs
County The piece So acresof land oeAut
fuy situated TIE Nogth shore Of Wappansers Creek
below the Falls and about three quarters ot me troa
the New hamhutgh lie OF The land Of st-rste Qsl-
n, Ia farming purposes. and has tne building sits. m
view OF the Hudson River The creek shore is covered
WITH hne growth OF wool IL situated IN eSsclleat
nelghhothUd and every desirable cOuntv seat
The second piece @, land hes quarter Oi nle ia
ther north. and contains 81 This has Also me
huild NJ site view Oi the Hudson RIVER
Iermie pef the dSy sale the balance she
lat of MAJ 1854 Posse the vi April
The above descrbvu he ado mag the lands OF
he Messrs Rowland. Gardner and Shesfe Yer further
particulars, inquire OF JOHN W PHILIPS the prem,-
THOMAS DE ARM, I ENecuiorsM
ISAAC v An NLACk. James PAilps
poagtkeepslt, o.. D. 1851 oi6 2ws
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I, :, % INV hTTEef ana beaver wM. NJ SWAIN Prssdsp,
nIAN 70, the HOUSE of REFUGE

DLAN for the HOUSE of REFUGE
II Architects are invited TO submit Plans for the new
House of Refuge re erected Randas Islands. The
plan should provide accommodation for thousand
mates male and female, with arrangements for separation
of various grades Of juvenile denquents, cooking heating
ventilation workshops yards &c The sum u $500 VIII
be uad for the pian most approved BY the Building Com
mt ee ano the Architect shall furnish Specifications for
the same Plans 20 be sent m 10 ROBERT KELLY, No 9
Westi6lh. st. on or before THURSDAY, 9Th Nov next,
at3PN $1,000, 90. ,,-,,,,,,
RORFRT KELLY ELIAS e. DRAKE,
GEORGE J. CORNELL, JOHN II GOURLIE,
JOSHUA 5 UNDERHiLLJ. " LEVERIDGE
oS sfawMWSF3w Building Committee.
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IERNANCLASS.-Mr. II. BRANDT,
L,SSFX FEMALE SEMlNARY-Re

n ceives oupll, Of any age and any time and avors
them with even desirable facility kr obtaining ihTpnsh
and accomplished education. Forms roas"nanie 70
ness Of location and completeness ollrrangemeat
th, institution probably unsurpassed and being on me
beautiful margin of the Connecticut hvor near INC sea
board is easy ii access by NewIork ard Hartford daily
steamboats, As minor consideration Ne would add that
the teachers and pupils arcfum'sed al moderate chae
horses for young ladies' use. Circulars cont aiming view
OF she Seminary Buildings, references SC can be- hai n
LUCIUs LYON. A VI Prlncipl
Esset NAV 49, 1851 aul3 3mMWsF
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and WESTERN

Il HARDWARE MERCHANTS 81 SOC, 900 wanted at
the Al fay OF the subscribers for every description of
Axes IN exchange.
This isc'ory situated TreptoR New-Jersey " thin
ave minutes walk ot the Camden and AmhOy IA lroad
Nanon Trans pass four times daily. TO NewYsrk AMI
Philadelphia
Purchases OF Axes Will ind their advantage to e1-
amne tins stock before purchasing elsow here.
Every description OF Al al hand and msie to order.
aus SneOd' ThOS X WILSON.
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I LIBERTY NORMAL INSTITUTE.-

! An Academy and Boarding School foe Males sud
Females the least pensye and most thorough school IN
the country, pupil being required To demonstrate On
the black board the IN the State Normal school
Mr HENRY STODDARD. Principal The number
Of scholars Gted to that number that can eughtbL'he
Principal personally boarding department conducted ~
MIR and Mrs Jennings. under the supep~iOn Of the rin
opal. The VIM r term commences MONDAY the III OF
November next and continues q weeks pupils Will Do Ia
ken until the 9TH II November Terms for board, wash
ing ghs and tuition in English branches $50 persessOn
Apply StIliwl Brown Co No. ~ COurtlaadt ST I,
where every requisite information Will be gwen Liberty.
sullivan County, " Y, oct. n, 1871 -
Oh lws JOHN ID WALklNb
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vl,O MERCHANTS, CAPITALISTS,

u ASSOCIATIONS, &c-l2o acres ~ land on the
HUDSON kNs icr sale only 81 miles tiom this city Crm-
munc alton Nv X X h Road sly times day Ii - we'll
calculated 10 Law out into plots genemens residences
having splendid buildng sites WI full Of the Rnd
River The land under high cultivation The location
sunsupsssed Tor coDnty seats lying adjoining and IN the
vicinity Of nnmseT ct Csuuty residences OF Merchants
&c, engaged IN hssncss his CITY aud viii De sold
low. Terms easy exchanged cT DroPey tins cay
BroeAlyn For particulars appls 10 A. J SARGEANr.
Is Walls 81 OCT 81
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EPISCOPAL COLLEGNTE INSM-

IL TUTE Chestnut Grove, Clifton Staten Island. Rev
7 TOWEIL.A M 7 L d. Punclpal.-ln tins School.
long prov ed and known establishment IN which the
pupils receive sound education OF the rst order IN ltas
SECS French. Spanish and German Mathematics Engsish
commencing with the hrst rudmens Drawing m On ssd
Water Coors and the urtirIng " the fnnePA lS
sted hy masters of high character aud tined ehPenence
l. exercised IN order MAINTAIN the reputation which as
School mas attained TN ey-oiicier de CayLene Aaoea
eeve lie Baucher PARIS charge DIES econs eQui'sis
de yoSe de gvmnase and desceme rous les elevss ssns
exception ferout les eNslcic.s miiltares The Prcpa
can he seen az the book store If Geo y Putnam, No
is BROADWAY on TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and Saturdays de-
ring ths month Term commences Nov |. Prospecl use
~ tbe nnnr,nnJ hook stores $50 ims
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Clifton, Staten Island. three Lots. with two BRICK
and tn frame Buildings suitable for store OF for man
ufacturng purp Of KIND For further particulars
inquire ef GEORGE CAILlN, No oil Wsll-st.,
ga 2wMW&Es
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NETWORK CABINETMAKERS'

Y ASSOCIATION Manufacturer of fashlOnasls
Rosew sod, Mahogany Black Walnut and enameled Fur
nifure Mandatory and Wareroom 67 Beecker, corner
OF Sulyanst Respectfully socs The attention Of those
who are about selecting their furniture call and etaiHe
their rch ard extensive stOcE all Of their nanniac-
ture aus 3mSiW SSs
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DATTON'S INSTITUTION for the

L EDUCATION Of BOYS. No. go Greene st. near
clinton alaco n PATTON. A NJ, Principal Will 10
reopened on MONDAY. sept That paren.s may he
come acquainted with the character - thus Institutes,
reference a made 10 some of those patrons who have hM
sns IA from 60 three years For the sake Of Goa
venlence Their address . also gwen,
" r Rsmsen Tso No a 5ih. av or No 10 Park place;
p ] Blown Esq No 100 9h.st. or No. ~ William 4
jas y Thomas fsd.. No p st Marx splace OF No u
Beayer.st; WIN Sloane Esq No. IS Fast 18th ., or Ne
2t3 Rruadway Nathan starr. Esd No Great JonesN, ,
OF No li1 Watsr-st Walter Jaggar, Esq, No. 70 West
2ist-st ~ No 90 Wall-st Jas G. Grrrery Fse No 70
gh-si VI Van Beuren, Esq, Ne q West itth-st
a. lwMNrls
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Alaebinern, ST.
LOCKS-For

gTNPICkABLE LOCKS-For doors of
any kind which challenge the world to pick them.
the hero oi hundred locks not excepted 1t due to
the pubc that locks thus offered should be fairly tested
For that purpose the proprietor offers to deposit Fre Hum
dred dollars proper hands for co yeGrS- not sooner
woI-as reward Ia the successful operator on the toll
lowing ANY person may select three locks from
thwtybeore examining theniand may then examine the
the remaining aud have The use Of their keys
He may then have month 10 prepare his picking instru-
m-nts when he must begin the picking operation ana pay
one per per day the amount deposited I'll he picks
one the three selected locks abandous H. the last OF
Inch e may not do TIL he has operated ten days When
he has picked lock- 70 the acceptance OF dsnterest
ed committee he has only 10 that he knows how 10
pick them BY picking the remaining two locks IN the TWO
follow ng days TO the acceptance Of the same onmiltee
and take the $500 .
The locks Tor sale BY Baldwin Msny No y John
So Abrams and Johnson, No ii3 Broadway New YORK,
and by the proprietor + v OODBRlDCE, Perth Am
boy. N j at eight dollars each
This NAV certify that Mir S + Woodbridge has depcs-
ny hands certified check of $500. pasane al me
Hanover Bank New York, for the purpose ma ned IN the
above advertisement. JAMES BEACh
O24 NMW&Fs Paying Teller OF the Hanover bihA-
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vVHE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH be-

I'M MAbN II IL EHEu M - ne
Il tween NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA BALI.
MORE and WASHINGTON. New-forS Once corner 81
HANOVER and BEAVER SITS, rear Of the EHcnange
The PIONEER LINE, with four wires trom MAshlng'op
10 New-York having Offices at New fOrs Jersey City
Newark New Brunswick, Princeton. Trenton. Phahsl-
phia Wilmington Hayre de Grace Baltimore and Wash
ingtn CITY aud connecting witt all the Great Morse
Lines East West North and South THIS Company nav
Ing ate, made repairs ~ the line, greatly IN
creased facilities and Thoroughly systemAtlZed 10
business ia the and mode OF delivery u mes
sages are now prepared 20 transmit and deliver
any number of required M the accommodation Of
the puthc, with accuracy, pTomptneSs ana n1slis
hitherto unequaed The teegraphing business II ne
public Is therefore respectfully solicited at the once, cor
NJ - vWWT anu WM n SWAIN President
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NOR SALE-The Property now owned
CLINTON FOUNDRY and MACHINE

II SHOP Nos SOP and 3Oi WaterSt and Nos. 23) and
2ii GERRY NJ. FOR SALE The Foundry Is IN the best
working order cupola sufficient 10 cast piece OF thios
tups powerful crane ron and wooden TASKS two core
ovens sc SC compe.e order for lsaH or green sand
work The machine shop supplied with tathos aud tools
complete for all kinds work also pattern and black
snith shop attached with tho good Will Of lease fsr
wears nom MAY VIII be sold J.ratel, together
For further partic nlaIs apply u HECkER n BROTHER
ASsiguees OF IL Waterman, No 203 CherV-St
y. L RE ANEN, Agent for Assignees
MA taut OIL Press for sale AT bargain. As
Above W.
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CIRE BRICKS, MALT KILN TILES,

4 FRECIAY SC The subscribers. importers OF Fire
Bnc,s, Malt KIN Tiles; SC have constantly on hand
BED and " v hIte Welsh, " Lister, Rltprts Sour
br,fge Hukman." and "Chance" is. 2ad 0aras'rk"
Fire Bricks common and fancy shapes.
Fireclay welsh Lnmps and Oveniies.
Malt Kin Tiles. p s0le-a very superior srticle
Cnai-RturrnouS aud Anthracite IT All descriptions or
sale IN lois ~ sur purchasers Apply to
SAMI THOMPSON NEPHEW,
AMI 6ms Ne as Pearlst. New-iors.
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NIsHED-A complete Cottage, with stable, situated
AT Port Richmond H. within five minutes walk OF the
Ferry Kent low Inquire Of c. Y. WENPLE, No iO8
Broadway. corner Of PInest OLA AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-27
LDGE TOOLS, HARDWARE. e.,

I iFor Coopers Carpenters. Mil,rights CoachmaSers
Butchers SC COopers' Truss Hoops AMI Rvets and 4
complete assortment of Torls Tor mechanics use also
Builders Hardw are, sc for sale by
CHARLES LlrrLE, Ms, % and u Fultonst.
so nlaEhlAM
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ZINC PAINTS, Manufactured at New

ZINC PAINTS, Manufactured at New
H. ark New -Jersey. by the - 80.
NEW-JERSFY EXPLORING AND MINING 60.
rhs Company IL prepared to furnish supply OF then
valuable -
ZINC PAINTS.
which have been found after several Years ai both IN
Europe and IN che United States to retain theH orsind
beauy and protective properties superior to AM oiher
Paint whatever Their
WHITE ZINC PAINT
Is purely an OXIDE If Zinc and warranted ree rO All
aduiferaon whatever Il has poisonous properties so
ohech,pah,e the health OF families and wormep N
come other kinds OF pigments
III WILL NOT TURN YELLOW
when exposed 70 suphurOns or mephiGc eNhaatsOrs y
even when shut up close IL II affected by
pictures hung on walls coated with IT, As An outside
PANT withstauds the changes OF weather better than
ay other being liable 20 turn chalky or To crumbs
and rub oh II may BIZ worked with color. OF with
water and oil with vsrnsh instead Of OIL thereby giving
the Justly celebrated porcelain finish. - 49,
The Company also manufacture BLACK AND COLI
ORED ZINC PAINTS. which are beyond question with
out any equal for coating roofs SHIPS Ouhouses fencing
and Al IRON other metallic surfaces Ihey ara 81 pure
METALLIC OXIDES
snd unaffected by sa water NJ other exposure less
than any other pants within our knowledge
Iron and other metals do not oxdZe when coated with
them and they remarkable TOR their hrepf0Oi prop
critics Dealers supplied on liberal terms ny
3. I. JONES s. co, Agents for the COMPANY,
OF II So Besver-st, N. Y.
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nor SALE splendid Farm Of 100

with arse house Of 70 rooms, and plenty
OF out buildings mites from Paindeld n ia le acres
do 90 scres do 10 acres dc, rs do 20 do.
10 do acres and acres IN Plsiuhet NJ all
railroad having good buildings Call On NJ.
BROOKS. No. i9fefry- 81 or VAIL. No. Washington
st W stars every saturday from toto O'Clock 9th
eli da,S al Planheid, New Jersey ol5 2wMwAfs
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Clothing.

Clothing.
NM. :. VANDERBILT would call
tae attention ri LIS customers and the public gene
rally. ms ell ctel stock Cloths Ga>Smer. Vest
gs>. and fali and ~ ir-e- Goods q CASH
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT. 40 Rrnstwav
where he ure1lred % make ap GENTLEMEN'S aur
BOYS CLOTHING. IN The most fashionable styie
re also keeps well ecfec assortment Il GENTLE
GES'S suO BOYS READY MADE CLOTHING
AS general assortment cf even t-lg q mi -
GfNrl ENgNs FURNISHING EsTtELrsENENr
- sus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-27

I ANGUAGES A Gentleman, Jud
returned from Europe, wishes 10 give lessons IN tbs
German English and French languages. aud calls h'en-
ton the that German and French gentlemen who
wish themselves the pronunciation ~ M Eng
tapgugge may do with particular GdUanfa9e a. his
intimate knowledge of the different ldOms will greatly IA
Clhtate progress B-COamsrc,sl correspondence
taught thoroughly. Apply for particulars 10 LII
MANN, No. rs orand-st. go hnMWst'
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rITy OF THE GREAT SALT

u IaKE-Tbe Advertiser would he & id 10 c,mnrpi-
~.a ,,,th an, Nornops Who At present thus OF
ne hBg cities or with persons 40 nave been re-
.n,, at tie Gu, Of the Great Sit Lake daring the past
or,uo An, such Will confer great favor by ad-
i,eSsne r., l. as Post Office. NeS York CitT oaot'
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Patent STOVES,

nLMSTEAD'S Patent STOVES. ior
~ Halls Churches Stores, Parl'rs oaces. So-IAe
subscriber would caA the attention. 81 those IN ~aAt y
Stoves 10 hs complete assortment Il the most approx !
patterns Of heating ana ccking Stoves Ais9, se iar
article Of Portable CcoAing haBge, which aeScs oh - %
be appreciated Mica Stove OrEunea's All INN
mugs Olmsesds aud other Stoves cleaat> aTe AZ
p1t ny Al the shortest Hoiacs aud its rspe-lse bs
j ANDREWS successor g ' X. Iffwh!ts-l
sa smMNxFa NJ ~ Waisr-st NsT-l)rS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-27

I X. WATTLES IL CO, No. 40 Canal
40 81 Providence, + l. MANUFACTURERS Of
STEAM ard GAS PIPE FITTINGS, VALVES, COCKS
Spinning Rings Ring Travellers. g. &c Sc, having been
appointed Agents for the sale of Steam aud Gas Poe
manufactured by the SW AMSCOT COMPANY Y H
prepared 10 furnish the above articles o. any
tent. ven low prces Orders vail wh prompt At
tention. and purchasers viii find the goods 70 b. Of etra
quality. ls2iu l. X. WATrLES 4 co.
TO p l. [ NJ B + RS .-HAYDEN a.
u SANDERS. manufacturers. 0tsr for sale n then
Warehouse No 29 Peari-st full assortment of Croton
Work made expressly iOr plumbers and .acu lated 20
stsnd Cruton pressure Also. lsrge variety of Stssr
Cccks Oh Cans &c for Locomotives and Stxtioparv En-
gines lo2 &m'l l. " GERE. Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-27

DAY'S RUBBER SHOES The an
dersIgned is daily receiving from his factory fresh
supplies OF his PATENT JAPAN RUBBER SHOES'-
The trade supplied by the case az
IS cents for mem Of all kinds, and
Sol cents for women's Of all kinds.
Exporters VIII discover Days styles 70 embrace 'e Nus
approved patterns and most brilliant gloss No .puhec
ton with the continuation ~ ~. "a,
Oldest Manufacturer Of India Rubber IN the Unsd Stas
owner Of II India Rubber Patents warehouse 70. %
Cnnrt andt-st oIo -
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Mrs HOWARD and The Misses FREE

lV0 MAN will remove their SCHOOL ior Young La
dies 10 Rsvsnsw,o' J. /, AM WI He Sfepat-
ed fDI the reception ui iI.r pupils NpNpNf N"Nrh-
ber 3 Their residence lew minutes walk tr1m tue
Steamboat landing. tnt banks Of he ENsi RIVER
hmf ed number OF pupils received INTO their family tH
srcuiars apply to Messrs MARK u NEW VI N ~ .,
No 1919 Broadway. Y or AZ Ra,cnswoI i0e steam
boat Aston, leaves Peek slip four hmes dtlt 49,,
Tishklll Village. Duchess Co. y Y, OCT - 1901.
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1n0ia Rubber GOODS.

TNDIARU BBER OVERSHOES,
4 BOOTS. &c-The subscriber would respectfully cal
the attention Of the ladies and gentlemen OF the city 20 nus
stock OF India Rubber OyershOes. Boots Cater BO U.s.
Buskns Clogs FoOthOlds Misses Shoes BOYS Shoes &c
being the complete and perfect assortment OF every
stye and KIND India Rubber Shoes 70 be found IN one
establishment the city. Prices low as any other part
of the city. All shoes warranted.
C. BISHOP No 1871 Broadway
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