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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15
NOR SALE OR TO LET.-A first

n GLASS dwelling situated on the northeast corner ef
Tenth and Avenue h. opposite TOmpkinssqusre in com
pete order and furnishes with CrotOn wster and gas X
lures hrOug hOu The house 10 "a t Inches by s. feet,
and contains fourteen three stories with under cell
lar Can he from 10 NJ VIII be sold low, as the
owner about frem the city Apply 10 DANIDS
4 BLACK, Manufacturing StAtiOners, d Chd-sL ala 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15
THE CHELSEA Mills, Twenty-sev-

n enlist between Ninth and Tenth ays.-The subscri-
her having the large and commodous bulldogs 10
Twenty seventh lately occupied by Kelsey Son, 10
now prepared furnish Feed Oats and Corn In any guam
rty Grain rent the NIL 10 be ground, will be dehV'
cred free OF carriage and with dispatch de VIII $50 man'
ufscture superior article OF Farins, Wheaton GrI HON.
inv Graham Flour and Extra Family Flour for family use
He will Blso prepare ard furnish superior article OF
Corn Farna which has already met with great isyor rom
the public All orders the MIL 10 the Depot 10
Beekmsn-st where samples will be kept will meet with
attention. me- I'm JAMES II MUNbON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15
PIANOS.

nRGANS.-Church Organs for sale !;
Oore Of eight atoms general swell with pedals Golhc
case one OF six stops general swell Gothic case. painted
oak $50 one FIVE stops ditto The above Organs are war
and will be found Of superior aud hoish They
will be sold low for cash or credit w II DAVIS,
si9St- 81 Ma,dougstsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15
VNHE EOLIAN PIANO FORFEIT


Broadway -. I'D
new and splendid wsreroom for the sse OF the Iasuy
celebrated Holian Piano Fores made by Oilhen Co.
has recently been opened by WATERS \ bEkhl, q
$50 Broadway corner Of AnIhonys, In addition 10 heI
former establishment al Al Broadway
The rapid sale OF these instruments ana thet euue sue
ceIs both among amateur and professional muhelsns are
annie proof OF their superior qualify The subscribers arc
now prepared Offer to the public the largest ana oes 10
sorlmen Of Pianos, both with and without mo oh H
COMMANDMENT ever exhibited In this city IN Hs"m 70
the assertions those interested In Tue sale OF olef Psoos
that "the Attachment Injuries the Piano Tue louowny
copied nom r Gilbert / Cos published circular 10 sai
hcient; --, 81, a.. ..,.
we offer to SCI ect and forward 10 any part ~ the coun
try Al our lowest prices zach instrument as may DO o.
dered accompanied by the cash or Satisfactory references
and pledge ourselves TO refund he null amount eceFe
with IN ecesssrv cost OF transportation II the instrument
falls TO give entire satisfaction The testimonials We have
received from all Of the country assure ne tnal mo
Eoan Piano Forte has only be- known 10 take The pro
cedence OF all others The public invited 10 cal and
examine. Secondhand Pianos IsEen IN eAchsnso rao'
10 Let. ,
Also, secondhand Grand Piano Tor sale very low
WATERS BERRY,
au 1888 and Az Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15
NOR SALE-A modern-built HOUSE.

Il with one acre OF excellent Land situated The
neF OF South and Willow IN the village OF Stamford
Conn within ave minutes walk OF the Railroad Depot 80
The House Is about ~ feet squsre with hne piszLa
well finished hot air furnace cooking
cstern and good well Of water likewise large and COM
modiOus coach house and stable all In perfect order
large portion Of the purchase money may remain bond
and mortgage desired For terms inquire premises,
or of WIN. III FRANKLIN SON CO.
mI2 II No. Broad.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15
NOR SALE.-Two good DWELLING

II HOUSES and LOTS on Twentyninth-sti west OF
Broadway Nos as and So well located for private resi-
dences The buildings small stories and Sucs high
with basement and cOuner cellar All the improvements
10 make the houses comfortable such cooking range
Croon water bathing cold and warm and gas all through
The houses are well buit in every part The location 10
one Of The In the city The houses are new, and will
be finished by the let OF MAY next Pce $500 each one
half Of the smouni remain and more II desired In
gure of II. GOTfKER on the premises, al 10 A aud
SPIN RlO lw"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15
NOR SALE, OR TO EXCHANGE

n FOR CITY PROPERTY, IN the aOurishing village
North Tsrtown within 80 minutes ride OF the station ST
faTyhTstsL very desirable ste for country resden
TIE premises contain sbOat hour OF land and are stu
se point between The Railroad and the river, en-
bracing river front Of $50 yards beautiful
tuta grove borders The lot the river and there
aide over hundred fruit and shade trees the premises
The lot 10 bounded The south side by Beekmsnst dis
lance about yards and admirably situated 10 Divide
into villa Tols ihss already been surveyed and
scd together. will be - dspOse Of Onebsf OF the par.
chase money remain bond ana mortgage al per
cent for term o yesrs For further particulars Inquire Of
J. CHAMBERLAIN, Al The Institution Ter the Blind,
or OF Mr. STATES HAMMOND, near The premises.
al Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15
NOR SALE.-A FARM of about 90

III acres, handsomely situated In Roeklsnd Co, N. Y
about 81 miles from Spring Valley on the New ork and
Enc Railroad and a6ou, "a from HsversIsw Lsndiag
suitably divided into wood arabic and meadow land build
ngs and fences good, well waered with an abundance OF
Che choicest variety OF fruit and shrlbbery; In short
sessing all the requisites OF good farm. Terms easy
title good possession given nmedietsy Inquire OF 10
sEPH w REEVE. ~ COnsulyes a. Willsmsburgh or Of
DANIEL q. sEC0R, on the premises. Price so per
acre ~ 3w*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15
NOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN

INV It
II splendid FARM Of about 50 OF good land, "A
mies OF Plsinteld, N j. and ouehslf mile nom the Depo
with new Dwelling OF large cellar ana garrett
kcheu barn carsge house ice house and chicken house.
Apply III ~ ThompsoR.st, oTto 5. VAIL, Courtsndts
from 10 ill every Ssurdsy-oIher days Planhedm8 Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15
CREAT SALE OF BANK LANDS


Vim ILLINOIS The Trustees OF The State Sank OF
ulin0ls with view 10 hnAly closing It's affairs, will sell
auction 10 the highest bidder The places and
toned below all Of The real estate belonging 70 the Bsnk
smh aeng many thousand OF Improved aud unua-
proved farming land, and property IN many Of the elites
and towns considerable portion OF The lands In
Abe nsshborhood OF be Central railroad and It's Branches
and other internal Improvements
In ADDITION TO the there viii be sols In Sprng Sed
on he Ah o June 67 shAres OF The Stock OF he Alton Me-
rms Fire Insurance Conpsny rs shares OF the Stock Of
the Alton Manu- ACQUIRING Company and some other S0cks
&c The nOtes certificates and bonds OF The Sale Bank vii
be received par in payment One third ot he sno1nI
OF purchase will be required 70 be paid 81 the tNe, aud
credit OF ak and twelve months will be given the
msinder L,sss OF the lands and town property will be
pooshed 10 hsndes and In the newspapers OF the neigh
borhcdt 10 which the property hes enable purchasers
% examine before the sale TIE saes will % he'd A.
blows;
A. OuAws, In La Sale Co, 90 Tharsday. lat ofMsy.
Al Quincy, In Adams Co, on Monday, i9th Ma
Al 0slens INFO Davless Co. on MoBdSy, aS;h NAV
Al sprin ghed IN Ssngaron Co, on Thursday 5h luna
Al CsrAnvte. IN Mseoopin Co. on Thursday lsSA Jana
Al Rellvile, 10 81 Clair Co on ThurscSy 18th June
Al Vsndshs, 10 Psyegse Co 90 THURSDAY, eSIh June
JOHN CALHOUN
u. MANLY Trustees
N RlDGELY,
Springfield Ill, March ~, 1881. AS ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15
Imported Csrpets-New Spring Styles

Imported Csrpets-NeU Spring styles
SMITH IL LOUNSBERY, 448 Pearl
~ st. Opposite Williaml-Hsve now Ia store large and
elegant assortment OF CARPETlNGS embracing all the
latest and desirable styles 10 market fhe stock CON-
prizes rich Wilton Velvet Tapestry, Brussels Tapestry,
Brussels Spy and Ingram Carpets, Ia all tho various
grades English and American Floor OIL Cloths ln every
all other goods connected with the business The superior
styles and quality Of the goods, and the low prices Al
which they will bs sold offer great Inducements for pur
chssers examine his stock. Experienced uphosterers
10 employ to cut and fl carpets al the shortest
notice and in the beat manner MT Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15

IL sores OF Land the Hudson River Railroad, two
miles below GarTisOns and three below West Point Tho
house "a by Is feet two stories high and basement
contains and 10 IN good repair Price 5000;
half which remain mortgage for term Of years.
Inquire OF David Curry the premises or by letter to
WIN Ii DENNING.
a52w' Fishhill Landing, Duchess County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15
NFNTEFT- AND LUCRATIVE OC-

HENTEEL AND LUOhA Nv n UV-
~ CUPATION.-The advertiser will communicate 10
snv LADY or gentleman Printed Instructions In Two oeaut
mi Arts sufficiently explicit 10 enable either sex 10 prscse
the same as eeenee and lucrative occupation elmer or
proft or smusement, requiring no previous knowled ge
and INT tAng outlay whereby leisure time may he pont
sbly filled 10 and comfortable income secured IN me
production % articles In constant demand hr stevens
tics writes have turned your instructions 70 proha-
HE account the article being in great request 10 e negn-
borhood / employ myself early and late some days
80, ~ .ry rsrt ~ The Tned States free OF postage for
81. by addressing 7 Il. JECN shOnHl =, ~
QDIHWs hocleslct N l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15
NEW AND ELEGANT CARPET

WINGS SMITH 4 KNAPP, 254 Broadway oppO-
site City Hall have Just received by the late arrivals large
invoices OF RIcH VELVET and TAPESTRY CARPETlNGs,
containing beautiful patterns surprising in
richness Of cooFng snc elegance Of design anything
before imported and only 10 be seen at their extensive
WsrerOOms.
They also invite attention to their complete assortment
OF English Brussels Imperial Three Ply. EaS lsh S1per
lngrtin, Venetian Competing Best quality English OIL
Cloths well seasoned, Of Hare Co, Bath, aud kndOn
and Smith Babers celebrated manufacture
These Goods all of their own importation, and hay
Ing been selected with the greatest from the best
European manufacturers comprise the lagest and best
selected assortment OF choice Carpengs ever exhibited
10 this country.
Domestic Carpets and on Cloths OF every description
and quslitys Of which goods are offered al the lowest
cash prices. all I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15
mo LET-Six NEW BRICK DWELL

n INGS stones, with basement p rooms in each
house Croon Waler each story. Court lard In front
Rent $500 Apply TO c. PARTRIDGE 10 the Stone Build
iuc or Thirty-Slxth-st near Seyenth6V as 2ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15
IETATCHES. JEWELRY. &c.

WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c
w FREDERICK w. PAcHrMANN, l7o Csns,.,
respectfully Informs his customers and The puohe ns ~
Een, So u,ua very large assortment OF me cog eno
:, YER Watches rich and fashionable Jewelry and oVe
Ware Of every description. Every arEiee warsnIeI ~
represented snd the lowest possible ptces sa
Jawrlr, and Silver Ware made 10 order snd cAeIIuy
repaired P $ California Gold made up 10 order
al I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15
AT PRIVATE SALE-The 3-sto

AT PRIVATE SALE-The 3-story
Abhck House rs Tepthst- third ho1se ess' OF rrs'
.v north side Of Ihe street. $3.50 can remain on morn
gage ate -er cent ~. Ill, =, ..o
60 the sstoy and attic brick Hose win lea room
a. 500 can remain OF bond and mortgage -,
Al.o the frat class brOwnstOBa-ronI House, q "est
ssventeonlh nOrh side Fth-Ev has all Tue N d.
err iuproyements can be a. any unsi t"o-thrds
90 bond snd mortgage. al 6 per cebs
hIso Gothic COt,sge snd plot Of Ground al Trenton
N il on Perry-,t, between Montgomery and Stockton
streets L.. r, a.
Also Country Seat a. Nysek, opPoste TGrryt9~n q
-rtv On The liver Cottage House and 81 sores Of Ground
Also for sac le Ihe frs class 5story Srck 20
and three Lo Of Ground Chnton near tne northwest
corner OF Carrolst. Brooklyn, 80. -. - ~.
Also valuable Lot OF Ground 80 by lOO ee' OF " a'"-
fngton betvssn Hish and Nassau SITS, brOoElyn
an ,a,,rnl.r. "a 10 the prics terms. sc apply 70
su -" COLE L Chiffon, WalLst-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15
DRY GOODS, &C.

DAMAGED GINGHAMS.-Will be
Oofered for sale, ssrge assortment Of Ginghans Cham
bravs printed Lawns Linen, Table Damask, Towelng
Diaper Cloths Casslmeres, silks, &c,
IA 81. w MATHEWS, 60 Calharne'st.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS-Manufac-
Il tured under GOODYEARS Patent The NeHhs
india Rubber Manufacturing Company, store % Maiden
lane New-York; factory, Newark, Ne~'J ersey.-Fhf
Company manufacturers and wholesale dealers IN ~
articles manufactured under ooodyears
Patent and guarantee all their goods being equal IN
quality to representation Merchants requested 10 cal
Al goods warranted 10 slsud any climate. The most
liberal terms 10 country dealers.
HIRAM HUTCHINSON, President.
WARREN AcKERMAE. Secretary m2i 2mO&8tW'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15

WIN. s. VANDERBILT would call
the attention OF bis customers and the public gene.
rally, 10 his well selected stock OF
CLOTHS, CAs5IAERES, VEsTINGs,
ard RUNNER STUBK5, (which be has purchased on
he most favorable terms for Cash consequently enabling
aim 70 sell II accordance at his well-known
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
4l5 Broadway frat door from corner Of CsnAst whore
he IL prepared TO make up GENPLEMENS and BOYS
CLOTHiNG ofeyery description, in The nesseT and mosl
De also leeps constantly hand well selected Assori.
mens OF Gtsnuemens and Boys Ready Msde Clothing
Also central assortment Of
Ofevery variety. sll5v-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15
,ARAsOLh AND UMskELLAs

splendid sIock Of Fringed, ano rtAin ccgel ongn.z
Umbrellas Al OF vhch oil b ocer'r GezreuelJ bss
prices -
~ Wire show stands tor exhibiting sna~s and sss-
Cilss In cases for shipping AID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15
1R SALE-A house and lot in Thir-

ty second ST. near the Nlnthave Lot 10 by "a feet
house is by 81 price s. 200 500 can remain on bond
and mortgage For further information inquire Of j. V.
ONDERDONK, l49 Twenty hrstst sfIer6 O'Clock In the
Al FOWLER BILLINGS, carpenters shop, In It wenty-
third. at bet ween Filth and Bixlh-ave. az Tvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15
s52ws


NI'N'FNHJ
III Hamilton. avenue, Columbia, Carol, Summit,
Woodha and Hicks sits also, on the cas- side OF FOmp-
kins place between Harrison and Degrsw SIS These o!s
free OF incumbrance, aud liberal advances would be
made responsible purchasers 10 aid In the construction
Undesirable buildings Apply to
m29lms r. d. M sPEBBlNB, 81 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15
FOR SALE & TO LET.

DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY RESI-
n nHnCEAT KIN6sBRIDGE, wESTCHESTERC Co
S0R eALE-Consising Of 9 two story house win 49,
,eep, and atc-frO1ting hfysOor feet incisoink -
,,.rble nanes ana Crates, throughout tne house 10
os % which II stands consists Of two acres noosn
err be added II desirod The ground 10 Handsomely 80
cut with fruit lrees shrubbery &c There are 80 $50
necessary out-buildngt such ~ Cosehoouse, IIS.r
de nis wtlnin twenty minutes wax OF sliooI .es ~
Ryer. or Harlem Rail ROads FOR farther psfH % 80
guIe " hOSA~A S~]@A IL lfu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, CARD
IAENGRAVER, successor TO JOS. Perkins, JonnN
viii remove on the first OF May neEL TO Nib0s GARDEN
Broadway near Prncest aud will open an elegant soe.
OF French English and German stationary Papier mscne
Goods BRIDAL Gins &c &C, In connection with the en-
craving and prntng department b. Initials aud Cresu
anpo W III 2aw TuA F2nt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15
81 WARRi-

DEMOVAL .-UU BOTS U W a X M
Ia EER Oate Dubois stodsul Piano forte Manutsc-
ures having disposed OF their Catalogue Of Music to Mr.
C Joie have removed from their Old stand 10 tho new
ard elegant Ware ROOM $50 Broadway where they have
constantly hand large assortment of6, o. 6i % and
octave Plano Fores fheir Instruments constructed
In the most substantial manner and unsurpassed for the
richness depth and brllancy OF tone decacy OF touch
and superior finish they warranted 70 stand The
ton OF any climate and written guarantee accompanies
every Purchasers respectfully Invited 70
call and examine their stock.
DUBOIs WARRlNER,
al2lmt (lato Dubois X St0darLD 500 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15
MERCHANT TAILORS.-In conse-

MERCHANT TAILORS.-In cOnse-
1V1qu ence OF uhealth have been compelled retire
from business and take this occasion 10 thank my for
patrons for their generous and hoera support and
respectfully recommend them to continue their fayOrI
20 my successors. BEAUMONT DEAIN9, who am
confident equsly qualified to give them Satisfaction.
EB. BEAUMONT.
Fhe subscribers, under the firm OF BEAUMONT DEM
ING Merchant TalOrS successors 10 T. 3 Beaumont 23
Broadway up stairs have the pleasure for.
patrons OF this establishment and others choice selec-
ZION Of seesonabe goods which they will be happy
10 order IL any style 10 suit The taste OF their customers
DAVID d. DEMING. al4lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15
At PRIVATE SALE.-The 3-story
COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE.-The

~ subscriber having purchased an estate 10 Pennsyl
vsns has determined 70 sell bis country residence ylng
on Long Island Sound IN the town OF Fairfield near ne
city Of Bridgeport, COnnectlcut and known 80 AVIS
TAN VILLA The conservatores graDaries out houses,
&c are complete and Is believed that no more pleasant
or desirable place be found In New England Tor gen.
temsn Of leisure engaged IN business In New DIRK
n will be sold for onelhfd ess than coat, either with or
without the furniture The gardens and grounds contain
seventeen Forty acres OF farming land lying Wl1hn
bsfs mile of the house will also sold reasonable
prices Alse, horses. oxen, cows, and farming ueusI-
sxy per Of the purchase money can remain on bono
ard mortgage at ak per cent for term OF years II not
disposed Of private SALE the whole Will be sold at Az e.
ZION without the ghes reserve 10 the highest bidder
on THURSDAY the 18th day OF June next al one O'Clock,
p NJ FOR further particulars inquire OF PHlLO r. BAR
MUM, Bridgeport, Conn. az IwI 7. r. BARNUM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15
aNOR SALE, TO LET OR LEASE

II The three story brown front House, ~ Wes Nine
aeenths between Fh and Sixth avenues Ftfths
rooms deep with Arnsce, bath room, Gas hxmres &c.
Inquire OF lsll lw' LlN LIVINGSTON, IS JShn-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15
ITO BUILDERS.-A block of Building

VACANT LOTS FOR SALE.-Two OF
' the best LOTS on seventh-av, west SIDE, between
Yvepty second ano fwenty-third sn; TWO LOTS on
Pveuty -second-st and on twenty hr1tsl nedr
sevenIb-sv The improvements making and to be made
on this Avenue and 10 the vicinity render h' prnp4ry
'7%fu ~TT T. w CHESTER, 81 Waust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15
NOR SALE CHEAP. or Vii be ex-

n changed for City property Stocks two beautiful and
highly cultivated Farms sused on the north shore OF
Long Island about 20 miles from the cyoue OF - acres
one OF rs acres both adjacent the water, with excellent
buildings orchaIdng aud other advantages and easy Of
access nom the city large proportion Of the purchase
money remain tor term of wears ON bond and mort
gage; will be sold separately Apply so0n 10 HENRY }.
kCly ODER Attorney IL Law 81 WallsL NIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15
VELFGRAPH WIRE.-ICHABOD

1 VAsHBURN L co. hanufsctursrs OF al Kinds 81
iron Wire from Foreign Refined Iron felegrsPh wire
Rdght Annealed and Spring Wire. All KINDS Oh hOunci
FS Angular or Oval Wire Rest sdspted TO Machine Pur
poses Strengthened and cut 10 any length W9,ce.N
MAJ - III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15

VNO LET.-COttages, Stores, Third. av.
n Eighty hrstsI 70 small respectable families croiou
Water, convenient 10 Stages &c c CRAFT Eighy-srsI-
s., rear Thirdsy, OF A MeCogler. Is Fulton ~
all tmyls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15
SHAWLS AND MANTnLAS.-R

- MILLS. csrusnist Hew.YoFK. wOa1 iu,n.
IN. p,lucuAr aipruuor Of Merchants a5ogi v,ri-rs
Ire CIV. % MS New sy,e' o. oprLnk 40 slnnsr
Ell srrt,.s Also, Lace, Muslin ard all kinds q Ss
Hsnrss manufactures from new eeTs rsusrns reo-sves
49, l..t s-smer ard psrucaary adapted tos ths sprs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15

VNO LET-The three-story modern brick
X House Ne 81 TwenIy-eighth-Sl wesl Of sixth-av
with Cro'on Wsier bsh, &c &c Inquire a. 1872 Broad
way, nom II 10 L Oclock or a. S4S Third-sv, OF
6lsNs PETER A. h. JACKSON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15
GTR0NG,S IMPROYED DEFECAT-
DIAPHRAGM FILTER

- removed from 257 TO S74 Brosdwsy-Waier ard otneI
LIQUIDS perfectly clarified By this simple apparatus sdape1
~ he sa OF Steam boilers paper makers beachers and
others who require pure mpid water simple and con
veriert apparatus made for travellers ard ships use me
r,5 sine, Rotary Force Pump used board all nited
states ves,e to be obtained with leading anc SUCTION nose
Al the Diaphragm Filter office; SO Brosdwsy ,..,.
as I'm WALLER "a OlpoON' I lNPtAOeNi'
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-08-19
Election of Teachers.

: An Election will be held on the First Mon.
day in October next, rs fill tho following OH
ces in the Bradford Springs Female Institute,
viz: ss
A Male Assistant, to be married man, ard
fully competent to teach all the brinrhes or tin
English and Classical Education, with salary
of $780, and board Of himself, wife and NIL ciiil
dren under seven, all children over seven TO be
entered and charged as regular pupils for board
and tnition---hoys over twelve yeurs excepted,
Us they are not to remain in the Institution:
4 Teacher Of French ind Music, with sdla.
ry of four hundred and fifty dollars and board;
one that can teach on both Piano and Guitar
will be preferred.
An Assistant Tcncher of Music on Piano
and Gtiitar, Ornamental Needle Work; und
Shell and Wax Work, with sainry Of three
hundred and flfty dollars and board.
a second Assistant Teacher Of Music or Pi.
hno nud Guitar, with Drawing and Pointing
in Crnyon, Oil and Water Colors, Will, n salary
of three hundred and fifty dollars and board:
An Assistant Female Teacher In the Litcrn.
ry Department, with salary Of three hundred
and fifty dollars and board.
Or the Teachers will be expected such duties.
generally, MS may from time 10 time, be directed
by the hoard hf Trustees md the Principal:
by order Of the Board,
u. Is. NltEAURIN,
Secretary
Sumtcrvillc, Aug. 8, 1851. IL Pm