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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-09-03
DISCOVERY OF THE ORIGINAL MANU-
SCRIPT OF THE ACTS OF THE
APOSTLES

Greek savapt, NJ. Simonidas, pretends
10 have discovered in the different converts
IN his country, the archives of which be has
been collecting, the place where the original
Of the Acts of the Apostles is hid. 1t is, &C.
cording 10 his account, in the small Island of
Antigonus, situated al the entrance of the Sea
of Marmora. NJ. Simonidss has demanded
from the Porte, through the Sandman Min
ister, an authorization 10 make a research in
that spot, in the presence of the learned men
of Cons'antinople he particularly wishes TO
have some geologists with him in order 10 be
the better able to prove that the earth has
not been moved for ages in the spot which
he points out. II is said that the Greek pa,.
riareh, fearing that such an important discov.
cry nigh lead to fresh schIsms in The Church,
has besought the Porte TO refuse the author.
za,ion asked for. 1t is, however, thought
that it will be granted aud that the search
will commence immediately. - Galsnoai's
Messenger.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-09-03

We read in Sheffield paper that "the last
polish TO a piece Of cutlery is glvea by the
hand Of woman" The same may be said of
human cutlery, that "the last polish to
yonng blade is given by mixing with female
society"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-09-03

PUDDLE AMONG THE HOGS AND FISHES.
The Medina (ohiol Citizen is responsible
for the following
We understand that about $50 OF the @.
600 hogs belonging 10 the Oak Orchard
Distillsrv, when 1t was burnt few days
since, got on bender" and succeeded in
acting nlnost as silly as do their biped
neighbors when in a similar fix" They
parlook Of the fire water as il came flowing
into their styes, and as consequence got most
gloriously bsfuddled. Three Of the number
died in the ditch. The ti,h in Ok o chard
Creek were slil more unfortunate. The ia.
tai liquid mingled with their own pure e!e
ment, and they drank and died by thousands.
Oak Orchard Creek was converted literally
into stream Of death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
lewelrp, Sc.

RlCH JEWELRY, WATCHES. &c
~ JOEL CO. No. $40 Broadway have la.t re-
eShea per steamer Pacific, splendid asssmsnt II Jew
en- " Ihe most recherche character and exquisite work
pAhknit IN Bracelets, Pms. Rings, Chsias, Earrings
p.bei Cases. Studs, &c Gold and Silver Watches nch
Plated ares Paper Macne fancy Cabinet Work Jet Or
hsmens eAEdatwood and ether Fans Porte es La
oles "ors cases, China Ornaments. BUouterne &c &C.
winch having been purchased By themselves for casa N
Europe they are enabled 10 ODER red AZ
the usual prces No 5s3 BroagM,v
81, ln' taearly opposite the Cellanofe House HotslJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
I FAKY TIN ROOFS PAINTED and

FIXED for one cent per foot with the New Jersey
Anti Corosiv- PANT and warranted PANT per 10 tour
cents IS adapted for Tin Cloth Composition Roofs "
fee NJ. 2S3 Spnng-st near Hudson. 81 IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11

With refert nee 10 tho above Inns the named teacher.
"A Pole invites all persons wishing 10 learn short
ems thoroughly, either the French, the spanish the
Itll German languages AID I'll So vino desire, tn
bntf tine be prepared for CDIlege - apply ut Ne II
WaIen-st between - and p NJ, where the peotws
be made. The tuition may take plscs
either IN the dwelling Of the teacher the u
the pupils Persons engaged IN commerce other bush
day TIN receive the tuition for their respect
i've bIaIchts the eyeDnghouTs between and 10 cecs
r NJ. % gThS&Tu'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11

wyoming County. Y Is verv couyenertlv heated
% base the best Of Butter Cheese EgS and Pork
Eastern dealers Best Of references gwen II required
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
FIRE ANNIHILATOR.

II The American COMPANY Tor the hanuiactnre ani
sale Of PHILLIP UNlTEDySTATES PATENT FIRE
ANNIHIIATOR wen for the disposition Of Tighls
veud he !uly announce that their
ttice : az No WARXEN St. two dOJrs from Broadway
These machines are beng adopted IN al Our lcalng
hu'e class and ships and IA the
houses business men as Wen as IA The iTelhl-
houses OF prudent citizens IL tie only Tell1le
cunt. as ire escape ard IRE eKnggisher, II
coufsgsn on 4 CHILD MAY HANDLE 1T. It's cheap
ana effective l. DESTROY the destroying element Who
would le for few dollars without such A protecting
st.Tt IN - store, AZ MS bedside
The prlce Of machine rm $40 & S3j. and the spare
charge from 81 IS % - ~ each, According o
Parties can be supplied, postage free with pamphlets
containing II numerous experiments anu arci
Genital mes proving the utty II these machines by
closing four fhfetcorf postage stmps. Addfes, post
paid i BARN VI, beAer-- Mdnager,
% gMWSS NJ. WaIcl-lt., New-f0rk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
FURNISHED HOUSE to LET.-A

Il Private Family of two persons desire TO let TO a small
Eamiy, part Of new and newly furnished fourstory
House, with all modern Improvements Family without
children single gentlemen preferred. This
chance 10 such desire elegant accommodations None
need apply who do not wish TO rent TIL the LIST of MAY
Apply at S9S ah-av from to 10 A NJ and from TIL 10
Y NJ. between 2Sth aud 29th-s sill II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
U,o CAPITALISTS. EMIGRANT5

MECHANICS. aud orHEbS.-Thres Thousand
Acres Of yALUABLE LAMB sls y 2esI VII vTLL4gg
siTF IN The Lorg Island Railroad, FOR SALE Ih'
Is tract Of Land SITUATED IL The iow9shp Of 80 H.
S,Glx County. Long bland, LAD 'si o. 10" s'e " -"
Nedord station !. IS miles from BroGsin ~ s.sseas
il Is the port CT conn e4'i y % D. Ts-so All
New York aud the villages q PacA ie rors -.
Bspor, as wei other smaller fisces ana = '-
most important points On To I"si me A. /,
miles from Pafchcgue ard ten ron E9ft zen -
~ known the Long Island hailrod1 y one % '"-
lshed routes between Sow ok and b,'s'oA lam 81,
Tie sol enbrsoe, essfy Vsresg r. Ib yrst ral,igs
ton and from tie fscilIies for ottainhs 7ea ~ " -,
for man ne a. well as materials iof ON u.s. " - " '
resre~f sdar,ed ~ modern egTlcu!iuTe- -. 8
he tact Is c,vered WITH an oaH t-d ~ III NJ
various and On d, are NAN w ~ -T-et T7ere =
Ala some valuable building timber Wafer oi iAe us'
quay 49, boDSlery IS 4 nile. from the center Fl
r.frbogue the norhsry miles nom Long islanl >pnhI
There are NIL schools and churches WITHIN lev s
and the country around j. last filing up IL =
that within year ever go pers>us nave 2ilt t.
10 the immediate yc'y, for the PURPOSE u IN n
Ia every resgec; these LANDS are goi1As vac A'''N
Emgrauis Farmers. Mechanics aud cineIs. -. 10. h.s,
For the CONVEX Of purchasers ne d r.
divided Is nearly possible MO EN-Hs NJ 80
vh ch Will BE- sold ngly. wl'h the privilege % IN
Of the adjoining Lots. The prices nave beet X '-''
from s75 T. 500 fOI a Lot Of ten acres anu Vpf MI
cation wIlh the Railroad IS ~ ~af 81 the 49,,
fo,d Sation where nersan VII always pe IN
On the ARRIVAL Of the morning tam HoiH D'''S''"'
wait on purchaser .., ,rld be treated with
The paes Interested these Lands have Tor sac sDyO
scre. If other Land including several lehiy ppducse
Farms IN The vciriy. which they offer Oh feason"'ie
terms The titles are indlspotable .., .... = tho
rroperiy az to EMERSON x PRICHARD, Altorney :
At Law Ne 10 wast or 70 persons On anT
ppost-pad. TO Messrs EMERSON * PRlCHAKD, -
The Trans leave Brooklyn al n anu " go i
a MedoTd a. p and ~ Lef Beoofsn at
Oh 3Orn A and p NJ. rs IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
January I. lsjO.-

4 PROFESSOR c. ". ROBACK NJ Dear SRI
.es = iicunuen. g. rA.c Au1Nn o The pGblc tll
tue cacuaf you made f1r ms nativity, year
.ilce IL wtlch you sad would make tri9 o. Pittsburgh
IN November happeie ca pre-lse 4Al va the same da7
yul Laf . stated Uy natlvlf. ty hlcA ZIP realized
clear - Il SEQ Er1 ncrur ms Outs to acl1we se
90 sou that. 4 iou had uof Hlri.el his UNDERTAKING.
should never have sune to Pittsburgh L.ak Ia. eyeF
one who mps'rs succss ga hs business - ui D.
possession a.! 81 yoHf carefully circulated netyItcs
ana the one hat Ohis ned !s. yun has sayei
han three times Tie aHfu ini, ard should continue
q Go go, ANA saTr whl maAr my fortune by a. ] an
also thlf sncrN.l applied Yuur currut1n power
ne one year have hcea l1rtuuste business
Than ever before. laN * aai 5a1d q great
deal 4 thaf iau to alleh never expected
o. get All that sDu uld happened exactly you pre-
dced ard have thr greatest confidence rquF %
urie uatIfss and aa al - cal ald me
IN CONSIDER u4lr Invaluable Ans Wishing more par
culsrs Of o. Is sf,ricffli c1l
dencr No PSI ODD near Broad ( where thsy will 5e
clcefiuiiv satisfied. " Ea HAND - y Ood-st.
CRY 4 Phiiadepha On tbs twenty fourth dav q
January A. D. 1850 before me the subscriber. Alder
man AID ior the .ld city, personally came Peter Hand
wAo beng dgl according . law doth dep0se and
ssy that the ab4ve state me-. : true PETER HAND
Sworn ard sL0sclifed befrre ne. J0gS thompson Aid
Al letters L. & " ROBACK No s. Whlte-st New
YuA CRY VII be Felgi9usF attended -. II prepaid For
more PARTICULARS. call ard get Astrological Almanac
gratis See advertisement On the fourth page Of the Sun
and weekly p pers. OIL lie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE. -

~ Fifty-two Acres OF choice LAND in montgomery
Orange County N Y The buildings are ~ complete or
der and the soil good free from rocks and stones and is
under high state cultivation An abundance of fruit
Of every description the psce, bounded by the rver
Waikiki miles south from Goshen and ~ miles west Of
Eewburgh half mile south of the village OF Mont
eomery Tins offers chance rs 1t is one al the best
Improved Farms Orange County There is not foot OF
waste land the premises we'll fenced being tive thirds
stone will be sold accommodating terms Apply 10 Il.
BITECKER b co, on New-s', next corner Wail-st or
60 X ROCKEFELLER, Prince St corner Wooster, or A.
HART on the premises o82H"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
VATCHESJFWELRY and SILVER
5ebools.
ORNATE EVENING CLASSES IN

DRlVATE EVENING CLASSES IN
Il FRENCH-DR. +. L WI kELMA PrfeSss
M French Sc IN the BrcoNln Female Academy, pro-
poses 10 the youug gentlemen Of The CIV 81 BrooAyn,
open two Private Evening Glasses IN French. one @r he
liners and the other II such have studied tue an-
guage before The number ofschoiaTs o each Class @-
tied 10 eight The regular courses vii he commenced
the rh d October and the lessons be gwen ever oniay
"Wednesday and Friday. from u ,osi NJ Terms So
for three months. aud - ior one MONTH pasnos u al
vsuce Fo further particulars. apply rs the Proiessos
re,leuce corner Of Count anu S,ate SIS m South Brook
rs Al ~ IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
Caruetings, ST.

-
CARPETS CHEAP for CASH.-WIL-
4 LIAM MoGORTY. No. 1876 wlllam-st.' three doors
from Fuon-st offers for sale his ehre stock Of splendid
r,l.l and American Carpets OIL Cloths, Taoe Covers,
&c &c at prices unusually low for cash
Families about purchasing will do well 20 can and sup
Div themselves at wholesale prices
Rsloo Ooo worth Of Carpe,g. Of every description,
:. ore,e5 At wholesale on reasonable terms sic lm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11

Ns SCHOOL, Amherst, Mass. Rev. J. A. NASH,
a NJ, Primo pal This School embraces LIST A Depart
mem iDr ne thorough instr ciis Of lads 10 the r1dmenn
% enncation "a, mathematical and higher Euglh
cJrfe. embracing AL branches usually taught IN LKh
chpois q, isca c0urse, ufeDarstory any stand
hs ~ 'ofgs az" mss acton Ia Spanish, French, and
Bookkeeping with view 70 prepare Young gentlemen ~
mercantile pursuits IL managed with Just reference
~ heahln py seal development and the std higher
OF ect n combining with intellectual culture the hes.
cia moral and religious lnfusnces Tems-FOr board
tuon washing, needing f and Lghts from go ~ sle
psr haltyear- N aes aIce C3culars with nurefo1
references and fuller detais, forv arded a request.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
Hsz1tN HUI HfNSON, fFesIsEt
EAsakr AcxEshAE. Secretary aus 1raD1GW
lNDIA RUBBER CHIVALRY. -

A MIA NJ DDEh ' Ill A LII IL.
tCANDER, HAYWARD RI BBER Co, by Vim A Buck
iDgham NEwARK INDIA RUBBER Co. by Hiram Hach-
nsou, PresL, FORD Co
Tie parties above named, who falsely args
DAY with fratiIg Patent owned b. them aud heir
fsceratts Cal, ed G0Osyears Patent llent ny special
attention AZ tbs time In exposing THIS VIE cIlumIy
have Tor months past pu cly charged tbs pretended Pa
teUt DO fraud aud swE'ke" These senJus charges
made la % news, tpers over mv While their
sl 40 law pending and NJ issue before the
tused tn1ufals of TIE couFtTF the pates took their
TT cnr had O. printed the combination called thge, her
af1t dozen lawyers sul brought q Tfent-R their pm
opal wineries tls 1T 90 ia~ for - 111 damages
called open Court tbs involved the THE y tie
pa er'. 0fcfe. % II . the cJmbna,n baked out
temaced i.agneht ol Aoa slt, Which haze ofsn OBJ
ta,ned asaEst his swiltllg Patent The plaintiffs
trrgt N ahfsEt 4 t4eir ate and partOzner
W COS r ard hu'ed luf 81 trial Yet these chiy-
alF1us gentlemen continue their dsTaosfgl practice Of
tbre.'cafl- r-r secutIOL d b. M. ale merchants
ICensld their presenf position q the cand tea
ton ny Trends aud customers. while an happy % an
Dorrcs ly iscles or making shoes have been doubled
and an low ready 20 receive fresh orders. hope -
sLiy ny iteIs fI and promptly hereafter with
my increased facilities Pnce, DAYS best Pa,en. japan
Rghtef Shoes IS cents Womeas. 81! cents An others
"a uregtion. Car Springs, % cents Dsr pound steam
Packing. 50 cents psr poIEd net. HORACE H.DAY
Nanu.ac, irer. InTent8r and Owner OF II India
oS Nv Rubber Patents, No % COurtiandr-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
STEAM BOILERS For
JAMES G. MOFFET, Gas Filter, and
nlisrellGneous advertisements.

THE FALL CAMPAIGN OPENED
at Gen. TayloIs Head Quarters Nc 10 Fulson-s 81.
corner Of Gold P l. ROGERS Comsisssry General Of
the above well known establishment desires o. acquant
has patrons and the public, that he prepared % otter
them an assortment OF FALL AMI WINTER CLOTHING
made Of superior materials aud BY experienced WORK
al wholesale are re'ail, cheaper and vaued II
ste than Be found at any other house IA tins city
The entire eSiat snent under the erysion OF Mr
J SOlDFR, who VIII specially attend the custom de-
paIimtn:, thereby guaraIteeng perfect m ~ who
irouize HIM Remember u FGlan ST corner Ci0id-C.a
Iaylur's Head Quarters eli 1rt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
Gouscs 90 Get.

DART of a HOUSE, No. IL Charles
II st TO let from The present time til May next The
house furnished with every convenience and Is very de-
sirabie for small family. Apply at NJ. 10 Charesst
ol0H'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
ROYS'. BOYS. BOYS and chill
CENTS FASHIONABLE FAIL

-, ClOIHING, FURNISHING GOODS sr
1nOa4feoN. PICK NIXON, No. 30i Brnaiv,v Icor
Duansst aAve Constantly on hand good axsorrien, ef
nh- ara fashionable ready made Clothing mi ParS,
vsis &C In
Also 1stieinens Toilet articles Shir,s u,ds L. ODD,
inet would invite attention. 20 their Of Cloth.
neFes shd es'ngs whlch 81 the newest ,y,.s ana
ost Es.ios able styls. -. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11

Two LET.-An old established PACK
Il ING, CURING and SMOKING CONCERN To-
eeher with Ice Houses and all the cOnvenences for the
trade likewise for sale the stock fixtures, &c necessary
for the business together with large Tongue List WIN
city butchers which there = large and cpns' ant de-
mand The above worthy the attention Of any one de-
srous Of engaging the business Address PROV iSIoN
Tribune Office. OIL btSIuNlh'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
HIGH-BRIDGE LOTS FOR SALE.
III -EIGHTH. AVENUE RAILROAD These Lott

= =
are situated on the Westohessr of the Harlem River,
between SlcC ombs Dam Bridge and the High Bridge Any
person acquainted with the suburbs OF this CITY, VIII
eeve Vewing the High Bridge Lots, that they
srea, advantages or residences all other locae
the C that they m cheaper than any other
property well situated The bill for the sth Railroad
having been signed by the Maor the road VIII he com
menced forthwith and speedily flushed please inquire
and lean the fsct The fare for the entire length tho
road 10 10 be but cents The scenery presented from al
ever par of tins property exceedingly interesting
snbrscing beautiful views OF land and water THIS
property also has WIDE front the Harlem River,
thereby aorme every tacHy fSf boating and fishing Fer
maps aud other information eppy 10
ale Ins ID II WINTON No n Cetar-st cor. Of Nassau.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
uOUSES.-To Let, from LIST of Novem-

= Der, the three desirable Houses building the
north eide of Pacific st Brooklyn, between Hicks aud
lienr sts within hve minutes walk IF the Atanc-st
ferfy. They wl be finished IN the manner 5 the
t,e occupied houses On the bocs Rent $500 each
AppN 10 ID. NENINS,
% Sw Ne 81 Merchants Exchins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11

ZINC PAINTS, Manufactured at New
~ ark New-JeTsey by the - -.
NEW-JFRSEy EXPLORING AM MINING co.
This Company i prepared to furnish supply OF Ieon
valuable -
ZINC PAINTS.
which been found after several years TRIAL beth IL
Europe ana NJ ne United States to retain theT original
beatty and protective properties superior TO any other
PANT whatever. Their - -
WHITE ZINC PAINT
purely OXIDE OF Zinc and warranted free from all
adutertou whatever Ii has poisonous properties 40
noaahle 81 the health OF faG.5ss and <meR II
some Othof lands Of pigments.
II WILL NOT TURN YELLOW
when exDUsed 10 suyhurOIs mephtC e1hs anOn1, OF
even when shut up close room. nor is Il Affected BY
pct mes hung OF walls coated with It. As 0Ctsds
Pant Il, wlthstands me changes u weather better thar
suy oh ~ beng liable % turn chaky or . cynbls
and rub OF II be wOSss I'd with any color, OF with
water and VITA instead % OIL thereby syl
the Justly celebrated porcelain fus..
The COmvsns also manufacture BLAth AND COL
ORD ZINC PAINTS, which are beyond question with
ou any equal for coating roofs sfs, oNhouses fencing
snd al lsop oT Otho metslc They Of pure
METALLIC OXIDES
and are unaffected by at water % other exposure 'es'
Than any other pants within .nO"ledgs
irou and ether metals DO not cxdze when coated wff
lhasn and theS remarkable pr tEeH Me-HOei prop
sT-ies Dealers supplied IN ibsfal terms by
S. I. yOS gS < co, 4 gents for the CsrpAAL -
y2I su s. Beeyer-s.., ". y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
DROF A. BASsETs FRENCH

~ SELL Elocunonst. respectfully announces that lie
has resumed the instruction of Glasses ana Prs1r PAWt
al Rooms No 2q3 Broadway. In consequence IT the is
appointment Of several applicants for nsru ION LIST sea-
son MIR will be assisted hereafter by Mi BAlLf, an
accomplished Elocuonst. Readings from Shaksnere and
the Poets circles private resdences as heretofore.
Terms for private instruction ten lessons SID truct,os
iu Class s. SD 5H-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
Patent

IA sbeathipg makes a tight. cheap and durable root
Done on rough plank FOR q cents per foot % uh OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
SCHOOL for BOYS. at
BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS at

~ sTANNICH, CONN, 81 miles from ewYoik.
Terms for board tuition, washing and mendng 500 ,er
The PRINCIPAL be at RaynuTs 70 BOwey, on tie
18th 25h and 3st Of this month, between the hours u
ard p. NJ where circuafs NJ any time be obtained
"a lOs THEODORE JUNE, Principal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, OCTOBER H. 1851
SHIRT EXPORT.

UH. Nc. SPIke-st near East Broadssy.-Nrs
SOUDER would call the attention OF gentlemen a,ont
purchasing then fail sDi winter supply cf Shirts 10 the
act that al samfus made by her warranted perfect
II f. Datsnal and manufacture AMI that her Pnces ars
as reasonable those Of Al! other genieei esabAshaeh
II the cts
SHIRTS of every style pattern and maternal made y order
short Measured ~ experienced cutter .ai
= r. guaranteed "a ali cases 50 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
ELAGS.-FLAGS of all Nations on

u hand and zde 20 order Society Banners and MlI-
tsry Companies Six Standards ard Guide Flags OF ever
description st Up with great and dispatch Ball
RnCn decorated Of short notice and reasonabe erms
Apel, NJ tie Flag md Avuug Depot corner Broadway
ssd Pearl al, opposite the Newfork H9sPaat oil, Is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
'TO LET-The LECTURE ROOM of

- 70 I.ET-Ibe upneT part u thai LARGE ne y BIC.
buldh Just erected On Broadway. corner 2sh-st will
ne let u good tenant Tor number o years II desired
None oihtis need apply. Inquire the 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
VACANT LOTS for SALE.-Two OF

VACANT LOTS for SALE.-two OF
ths hes. LOTS on Sevsnth-av, west SIDE, between
svrnty second and Tweny third ss two LOTS on l~en-
,secend at and two on twenty frstst near seventh a'
~ Movements max ing and he made on this Avenue,
And in Ss vicinity render this property very desos Az
slyto 1903 2awW sStfl T. ". CHESTER, "a ~al-"'
NOR SALE--Several brown stone
Houses IN the upper part u the city containing an
Modern improvements Pnces from So 10 SllOog Also
several houses TO let story-hOuse 22d ST Tor sale
Prce IS 600 Appiy,o Z. b KINSHlMER' No sly ia, an
av after PPM. Vi im
WATER POWER for SALE.-A VAL
w nable MILL SEAT within one hours rlde % New
York with Brick Factory Buildings, Water wheels &c,
in complete ruuning order several acres OF an1 nWrBs
houses &c Address EARL l. BARTHOLOhEW, !Si
GreenwiCh.s VI q"
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EOR sALE-The Property now owned

u and occupied by y IL. L. laulmt AT rieimYhl
The buildings said place are two story Duck dwelng
house "a BY 20 feet with WING of Osoies ~ by 28lee
and hen ad onng with Outbudngs FENCES ana osher
improvements excellent and substantial order con-
with the above mentioned buildings Is one Of frame
filled 18th brick 20 by 48 feet which IS now and has Tor
years been occupied as country store and is one oil
the Oldest and eeebe business stands IN the town
The whsle premises furnished with every convenience
for comfortable and pleasant residence, also admirably
adated i'm point of location and otherwise for extensive
store business SAID property IN the upper part Of the wi"
age The lot $3.50 feet front the hg road aoI and across
the rear of the passes the New York and Erie Railroad
Dor further particulars apply 10 the owners on the prei~
SEES or to MIR JOHN J. LhGRAVE, No. 29 Greenwich
ct New-YOrk -Piermont, n Y, Sept %, 1871.
PETER TAULMAN,
$50 I'm. CHAS TAULMAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
SAUGATUCK FEMALE SEMINARY

- WeStpon. Conn.--Miss 81 COLEy. Principal This
Winter Term Will open Nov This School being desSned
sKciusIyciy for. BoaFdeI and Of those bmed number
the Teachers enabled to devote large portion Of time
20 each oil, thus greatly facilitating moral meLtal, and
physical improvement. Terms reasonable Circulars con-
tanning PARTICULAR procured by addressing the Principal
100 Br,adway.
REFLREsCEs REV. W. H. Fusbe, Westport joseph
Jauncsy, VI j NestpOn Morris Ketchum, Esg West
pot Marx II Newman * Co No 10 Broadway. New
1oh Nastnan DNemsD, Controllers Office Heu-
SO CNIuInagJs