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4 YER'S CHERRY PECTORAL-For


A YER'S CHERRY PECTORAL-Fo
IA the Cure Of Coughs Colds Hoarseness, BronchitiA
Whooping Cough Group, Asthma and Consumption. MANY
years of trial. instead Of mpsrng the pablo Conscience In
this medicine has for II appreciation and noteney
BY TAR exceeding the most sanguine expectations OF III
friends Nothing but its intrinsic virtues aud the unmis
taxable benefit conferred Thousands Of sufferers could
originate and sntas the reputation enjoys While many
inferior remedies thrust upon the community have JAILED
and been ss; Ss
produced too numerous and too remarkable to be for
gotten.
medicine will infahby cure still there abundant proof
that the Cherry Pectors does not only general thing
but almost invariably, cure the maades Tor which en-
ployed. A.
medicine has gradually become the best reliance OF the alict
cd from the log cabin of the American peasant TO the palaces
of European Kings Throughout this entire ccunyln ev-
cry State city, and indeed every hamlet it contains Cherry
the Throat and Lungs many foreign countries it
coming be extensively used by their most intelligent phy.
sci.ns In Great Britain France and Germany where the
Cherry Pector is introduced and Is in constant use In the
Armies Hospitals Aims Houses Public Institutions and IN
domestic practice the surest remedy their attending ply
cians can employ for the dangerous affections OF the
lungs Also. mlder and for children, 1t IL safe,
pleasant and eecua to cure In fact Of the most
ksttenns Testimonials we receive have been from parents
who have found 1t eescious In cases particularly incidental
to childhood
k aud every of under his own eye, with invsaoo
accuracy and 1t 10 sealed and protested by law from
countes consequently can be relied on - genuine with
Ne have endeavored here furnish the community with
amedcine of such intrinsic superiority and worth a. should
commend itself the condencea remedy vt once safe
speedy and eecua which this has by repeated and
ess trials proved itself to be- and trust by great care In pre-
pairing with chemical accuracy OF uniform strenth to AZ
ford Physicians agent which they rely for the
best results and the afflicted with remedy that viii do for
them all that medicine Can do. $500 $500,
Practical and Analytical Chemist Lowell, Mas.
Sold by Rushton CLARK Co., New and by all drug
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CyROTON AoUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.

~ TO COSTRAcTORs.seasa propcszs lndorssd fooases
for pUILDISG SEWER IN HUDSON ST. wh pe ssse.ssa ~
a. ees Of ths C~ton Aquednet Department. ~
Ii Hordsy day Of Nay fe62 At oeoss 80.
the Reee.ss ..ae and ceys - n
HuSors beng essL .sosi 90 st lhs ~ 1890 sfor
Cor rst sr thereto, be ottsin~d 90 .pg1c~r'S IN
CIerl Al tss ofce-Ee~ rort, Apfd ,s,sct;oIAs DEAN
,.,.., of the csosos Aaaetso Dep~stment
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CsoRP0RATION NOTICE.--.Public notics .

,CM O -, s.e Of property Cor sap~S ,Anss q year
hs'es5 &c. Il psbse At us cy had ne cay
ns ~ - s0sIlY I<, day Of June, ib1 ~ os'ecs'
ke~ Tot until the wtos o. ssn ~
ss go s. sos the dtsd statensnf o. ne -
ps H. soN 70 psbhhsd the ke~ fox Cozs<rs,. -
ae~spAper pssfsd and pabshs - ss cW o. Ss~ ies
-csr,s...,1. onse Aae. J3srPH X TAYLOR csnpssass
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GERMANS CELEBRATED TOOTH

/ENMAN . OTLEDIlh I'D IVO II
~ WASH.-This invaluable preparation has been used
ia Phadsphs where it has immense popularity tor pre-
serving and cleansing the Teeth removing all inflammation or
soreness Of the gums and mparng healthy odor TO tho
breath price % per bottle. Sold by Dupuy
Broadway Houstonsts Lea No 43 Broadway Deromas
No. 81 Chahau-st- Dmnmond, No ~ Resde-st- keeler
Co No 49 Fulton-st, Brooklyn Van Busbyink, No. %
Westinghouse Jersey City. MARSH 4 EORTHKOP,
wholesale agents No. $50 Greenwich-st, New-York-
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LOTS for SALE for $3.50.

The unders fned lave los Lots in the beautiful village
dYONKERS, about 10 minntes walk from the Railroad
Depot which they propose to dispose of in the following
manner
Two Houses be built the Lots designated the map
y Nos IS and 81 and all the Lots with odd numbers 10 be
cold on terms follows $40 TO be paid delivery of the
so the 9Th day of June next and 500 to
bond and mortgage for three yeas at per cent
The drawing for choice of Lots will take place in the viii
ee of Yonkers the 9Th day of June aud the
drawing Lots SO and 81 viii he entitled to the Houses
thereon without further than the paid for the
Lot alone The object Of selling only the odd Lots being to
ve the parties after the drawing the privilege OF purchasing
he even numbers Oh either de of them for $0C each only
Is per of which required TO be paid down. Maps can
h had At the Office of COMBS 4 NICOLkY
244 Grsndst. the Bowery.
nm. l.,,~. g., m, n % q ,,clock p AZ
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%I.Iiix poD.snE, }o-.
WILLIAM GRE60RY,)
CUPREME COuRT.LGeorge d. Hnmphrics

SUPREME COURT.-George b. HUMPHREYS
- sssnst Amelia Ann for rekef Com
Ser To Amelia Hsmphnes Yos hereby summoned And
required the complaint this scon which VII be aed
oce OF the Clert OF the County Of Suvss honeein sol
Ivan Co. and copy Of TO The ssd con
suscrber his oee Monticello IL Sullivan Cosnt
this
exclusive Of the day OF sueh and an 20 answer -
complaint plaintiff sctea
the for rehsf Ssssnded the ssmyan
The; complaint fed sshvsn c~ks oce the h
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Schools.

A GOOD SCHOOL for BOYS IN a
~ CLFRGYMAN'S FAMILY-Perents who have cons .
the asee of and IS desiring to send them INTO
The country 10 school will find in the family OF Clergyman
devoted to the instruction of lads place Offering very pe
nor inducements The Principal spares no pans ~ osans
ar tbe health habts morals comfort safety and improve
ent of his pupis-conductng them through every branch
Of leaning common the best English and Classical
The place in the highest degree heahiu ana
from the city several times day ..,.. ;,.r,,
Those parents whose business engagements or otnet
with that careful attention 70 tnen
ehildrens education which the paramount OF ne
subject requires particularly invited to make
ence il respectfully made Francis Schoals Esq., az the
Broadway Bank at West l5h-:t to hev asa "a
NiiiaYn.st n Y where all information will be given.
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of the ap-

- ,Le.,on Of the Hsvo Aesnes Of The Cv
Of SewYoh, rehure tie opeaas Of ION
bts av Of New Yor-Ihe ssb~SnseS oon-
of Estimate above sshted natter,
d,y By sthe Ces soses Zussaaf
the recurrence. OF an act o. e Lsss1tsss o. me 800 -,
relating slsry - We cy OF scwie,
is.o passed April 49, pzssed Apni ~ 10 tsd he a.
strae and OF the ss tAs
.boy OF he the oS sssssds
The bts they the nAps o. ~ Com
together NTH sseh naaps ssd Ne anssst
.sd ether which ssed ~ he Connssse1s
Mains report. have bees depasfed the sus coens
okee OF the City and County Of ke~ Ton VI Ls
whoa1oyer concern, there for At sas sxv dys
h-sr- the said tser report W ~ ss sspfsme
Govt Al place hereinafter ncssossa Az ~ ~
Dr. 40 ~r,d .An act esud at rssson
70 the Of Asse<nenn sss lAxs- nv &c cossy
aid or other psro~es paced LAY ~ is 1850
ko..es and ans~ssd thsreey ~
,S.x nav. Essss and Aseesea Esd nat a.
person. whose ipisr<s arc ansctes nefse9 ssn we
,ss 10 Heury Esq the Cburnss u he ems Caooe
Al Counsel Of Ne Cercrzsos hs~ Cy Nal,
City Of Sew oh With tAaw days cs Ne ss ~ =
eb~v az parcel oil sd sssesed asa
sos,Asns fos~s that al tAa psr 81 exu Sess.6
ed cat BY hv between Ne veste,y sds o. 49,. -
Of ksd ssf ~ wet b The eeswS sde
s-<ry hs~ side 81 Fhs~v % ~ go
Ss a., On Ne sy Of he sbsk ssvsss suv ssse
and sxy ART exsepsss tszefso a ssse .vsss
u avsrsss seersers.s the SD ssv sesss1Se 40
800 .sss, vi = .se ssd rresessrs sur cs:n = =
A. sts Of New Ysh SPECIAL ssn q ne ,S~v - -
I<H csy Haz ne ca. ss~ isn e 81 ~ q =
s.eak~r - ss..ss BE- h-s5 Az - - ssvYo
-u b HAds mat 's,s ssDs, 1 sssvPEm1E
MACH 4,lsss S Sshkf 5t naassss, cs---is's.'a
-H.i. f knsGs WILCOX, -xss>-.w
!. H.sssL DAVIS ,Ass-tsy- -
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DEMOyAL.-J. w. HOLBERTON,

h Importer Of Fancy Goods, Toys, ke- has removed
and buyers generally extensive assortment Of
German, French and Eneah Toys and Fancy Goods now
oreniug Tor the sprips trade Ao Tin and Iron Toya In
scat VARIETY Of his own manufacture Al the styles Of
India Rubber Toys small large quantities. It n12nnas-
tureiS pnsea The sxepsy Ter tae sac Of kd{es Premium
AMI China Rocketa (of his inpmsafonD rczpedoss
and oder small Fnewc.ks constantly hand Oydeu w1h
receive prompt aud careful sttenfir.
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on EIGHTH.Av..

in FULL VIEW of HIGH BRlDGE.-Members of
Building and others that DESTROYS of purchas
ma Building Lots this city a, low prices are informed
number Of have joined together and purchased
bock ground the upper part OF the city, between the
7h and St-ays IL pleasant location about three feet
above the grade and entirely free from rocks and stones
which makes them more desirable and are considered by
eood Judges 70 be the che lots this island Prce
fron Is 20 $50 Terms easy All subscribers will be
placed uron an equal footing with respect 10 the choice OF
lots The arrangement must he closed In few days there
fore those persons who would avail themselves OF hs excel
lent otporfunity should immediately apply 10 COMBS
ElCOLAY, No. PA Grsndst, near the Bowery. Ohce
hour from 10 y O'clock L. NJ A.
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NyOTICE il hereby given, according to law, to
Al n.ron. b,,rx claims ssasst GEORGE BOLDLY late Of
Tie ety o Bokn King Comfy s-cess-d that hey required
a. ,.hb the ssss thereof the snb.cnbers
their uaee of the City Of New fofk,
=. SCor. ths 5h asy neIDsted November rs, 1851
sicHAs sob goppY' Adral.su.so".
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4 LGER TNSTITUTE-A BOARDING

IA SCHOOL for YOUTH, CORNWALL, Ct W.. n
GRISWOLD. PrincpaL-Ths Institute is designed TO pre-
rare youth for business enter any class In College
French German and Spanish Languages taught BY as
complished native teachers Lessons Music and Drawing
siven fdcsred The summer term win commences ON the
5h Of Nay next and continue five months Circular WITH
reference &C. may be had Of the Principal o. At me ONCE OF
The YOUTH Cabinet No. 1l8 Nassau-st, N I.
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CTAMFORD--AT AUCTION.-Th

place lately belonging to Henry j. Sanford, Esq., in the
village OF Stamford, Conn., viii be sold at public auction on
TUESDAY, May H. at the Merchants Exchange, in this
sify by VIM II FRANKLIN SON. This place is seauti-
fy situated the Episcopal Church, and contains
sommodious and thoroughly finished dwelling house excel
orchard of Young trees The house perfectly fitted with
eresy conveniencewster in both stories BATH furnace &c-
and well beautifully shaded in front The whole place In
short is in perfect ORDER admirably adapted be the
Try residence of any gentleman and his family Stamford
on the line OF the NewHaven Railroad 36l miles from
this city, and orpingpsc for all trains For drawings
and description for further particulars, apply 10 Mr.
MANUEL WILtETS No. sos Pearl-st, N. Y.
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L'AMILY INSTITUTE for YOUNG

JONES receives into her family twenty pupils whose
thorough education in polite accomplishments wei a.
solid st.aiunen.s the Of herself and seysra efficient
assistants.
Proficiency In Music and French is esteemed Of leading
importance An accomplished teacher Of the Piano devotes
her whole time TO the instruments and French and Drawing
the entire charge OF native Pansienne.
The vicinity Of Newly presents position more heahy
and picturesque than the Rights of Rsvenswocd they
hsne the East River aud the premises afford the per-
feet convenience for ses-bathns and exercise The ferry
boat Astoria from Pecksp, lands the premises and
sady line OF stages from Brooklyn and Williamsburgh leaves
visitors at the gate.
Terms including every charge, $500 per Circu-
lars mslled application, by letter. addressed Mira WIN.
JONES, Ravenswood. L. L.
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HOME in the COUNTRY for BOYS

~ Within 6 miles of Hartford with intelligent Ju-
dicious firm and capable father of family and kind and
careful mother where attention VIII be paid TO the
moral and physical training of three or four boys under zen
years of age. r.,
The advantages of good government proper diet re-
sources and amusement the companionsmp en
rvmpatbv of superors home influences conversation and
discourse subjects Of general interest and and
other which cannot be described In an adver
tsement are offered the parent guardian The boys
will not be left in the company OF hlreng al any
time natural ondness for children and ideas OF the ad
vanages Of education have hitherto npeled me to Cd
ucate my own boys and not being entirely dependent upon
my exerons afford TO take Others with them for mod
crate remuneration If satisfaction is given 1t expected
that lad will remain six months but will not positively
agree to make of boy in double that time Pre-
lminary inquiries may be addressed w. L., Box No. 40
Pos-Ofice Hartford, Ct
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NEWS AND BOOK PRINTING Pa
In PERS-Const.ntly on hand and made to order, BY
CYRUS W. FIELD CO. No. Ii Cliasf
DIAPER MANUFACTURERS MA
IL TERIALS-The most extensive .ssortmenf In thas
county for ssle by CYRUS w. FIELD K co,
No. IL ChfSt
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feaal Notices.

I'm PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the Coss Newly VII 70 be sod psbhs ass
tou Msrehass Exshssse Ne esv Of New fofa O., es
10th twelve oeock Ne bhowse Real Es
JAMES GRKG deseasd. fer the pynes 81 ss eeb1
and sensint The seventh ward
Of the CITY of New York and dIrtss pushed
thereof sundy other belonging 10 oae Jsnes bkn
thirty four bounded westerly - ost ~ so~n
eree ease the by sss ssessas sow or hey TO s
Byash aorLerJ By lot ssnber try ave sss 'os
uber three bs,dis hont asa rear
length side as.~y lest De ne
The Improvements on 1e properly sst OF
story dvens Terms cash 10 per eest
and balance delivery o. s.s wses nero
after. JAnks onhio IT,,
alo 6w< Atensustor of janice OfeS dec O.
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I'm PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
II Of the County New York. hereby n'es 10 al
soas sssisst w A. kEGArLIf knows here ~ Ne
late Of the City OF New YORK, grocer %
prerent the with vouchers thereof 70 the subse
er. IT'S South the City OF ssv fof, os or
before JAY sextD.sd New foft the lsth day o.
January, ls5f ohAhLbo foA, ! Erssutora
ion ls x6ufrss HENRY ARPEk,}
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r YON'S CLASSICAL and CONNER

II YON'S CLASSICAL and CONNER
II lCIAL BOARDING-SCHOOLh for YOUNG GENTLE
MEN-1he IRVING INSTITUTE, TARRYTOWN. N.Y.
The location Of this Institution unsurpassed Trytown
being Of the Oldest and agreeable In the
Union noted for iis sauhy and morality and accessible
many times day BY the Hudson River Railroad The
less than half ras from the depot and ads some
Of the most charming views OF the valley the Hudson The
ediSce Is commodious comfortable and well adapted The
sounds quite retired embrace several including ns
grove, well appointed gymnasium, &C.
The Principal assiduous in his regard for the Moral wei
ARE, the Physical comfort the Intellectual tho
manners and personal habits Of his pups daily record
having 10 each Of these ks abstract
owheh Y hrwCdsd 10 he parents al the eane Of every
mcnth The Tutors and pupils reside in the family Of ha
rnlersl pSake Of the fare sleep under the
MI and constitute in all respects family. Pupin win
s<scnd the church designated BY the parent If practicable
lne Cousse Of Education includes ell the branches pre-
70, College business. for professional practical
Inc rsincipsi has had long experience and ID aided By
s4eeset Tutors instruction IN every department win 30
and elementary principles VIII receive that strict
Ssr1-s1 snsn tnen paramount importance demands
aifute. = = - -
cscul.n nay 3 ssd Il Ma as and Sc Broadway. Ma
Esx further information address ~ undemiGnea si
WILLIAM 7. LYON, A. n, PnnsipL md Pnprsspa
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T'AMILY SCHOOL for BOYS AT

LAMlL1 SCffOOL 1Or DO1 S-At
II WASHINGTON, Conn-The Summer Term of this
School for 1852, will commence WEDNESDAY. 5th OF
MAY Pupils become members of the Teachers fam
y and fully and thoroughly prepared for College or the
business OF life. Every attention paid TO their and
moral training The School miles frsm the Housa
tonic Raos al New Milford with which there irregular
stage Communication. The best OF references in NewYork
and Brooklyn and full particulars be bad by calling upon
Charles Netieton, Esq, No 81 Wslst, New.York-
+. w. GUM. Teacher.
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SUPREME COURT LIN The matter Of : t q c's
- pEessos Of hsyer ass,r;sa ~ rxrETDSe n Al
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paintins, ST.

EREN CHI WINDOW-GLAS
Il ceived from two Of the best manufactures and have
full assortment Of all sizes and qualities Jingle double and
exrx on hand. Foreign and American Chemicals Paints
kc.; Foreign and American Glassware, Bottles. DemohnS
kc The above import have hand, assignment
H. J. BAKER BROTHER, No. 12s Waterst
DAINTERS! GLACIERS! SASH
Il MAKERS BUILDERS. and othen interestsd-Re-
member that SAMUEL SCHOONMAKER, No 6 Chat
ofen for sale the best qualities Of French
and American GLASS of ell from 6xs to S4xf6 at the
very lowest cash pces Painters particular may bear
mind that by the aid Of four power paint
mills kept constantly in operation, enabled to cell bot
ter articles OF Paint at low prces than any other mannfao
turer in the United Ststes Psnts Ola Putty Brushes
and every article In the line in any quantity.
SAMUEL SCHOONMAKER,
No Cbstham-squsre, and No. Cathsrine-st, N. Y.
B.-Purchsse will have their goods delivered in safb
condition and free Of charge to any part Of the city
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LAND for SALE.-2OO acres
j near Jerseyvills, Jersey Co. Apply to-
OURAL HOMESTEAD for SALE

IN The subscriber offers bis beautiful Country Residence
tuaed In the town Of Harrison Weschester County on the
Yoad leading Rye to White Plains about two miles from
Rve D1p0t where the trains leave times day for New.
Yort ihe location is very desirable having an extensive
view of some fifty miles OF Long Island Sound and adjacent
eounry The house is large and newly built IN good STYLE
with an observatory and containing TIVE I've rooms also large
Kitchen attached with other convenience large barn. cider
ihres sppie one pear and one plum orchard and great vs
ety Of cherries peaches aprcot ounces grapes and ras
berries full bearing The lawn is laid ont IN walks and
planted with variety of choice fruit and ornamental trees
md slrubbery. Apply to C. NJ. CARPENTER y CO, No.
sGs Pearl-st, New-York or to ISAAC CARPENTER, Jr,
m the premises
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miscellaneous.

ID II. BABBI1T'S celebrated S q p
d. POWDER, of the best articles in use for
Saving Labor in Washing. Double Refined SALERATUS,
Warranted without adulteration Of any kind CHEMICAL
YEAST POWDER, for rapid raising Of Bread and Cakes.
Pure CREAM TARTAR SODA SALERATUS, CAS-
TILE SOAP &c &c. These articles put up the most
convenient and saabe prices low or lower than
any other manufactures and which aaord good profit TO re-
tae For sale in quantities TO- suit purchasen at Nos 81
and 10 Washneonst. New-York
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TSSEX SEMTNARY--L. LYON,

LNSSEA SEMlNA AN IL. IL Wv,
IN AM. f. LYON, MD, and Mrs. NJ C. LYON, Princi-
pals Compleene of boarding arrangements kind and ef
hcent tuition and healthy location combine to render this
Institution desirable resort for those seeking thorough and
accomplished education Pupils received any time Is
location the beautiful margin of the Connecticut River,
near the seaboard and is easy BY the NewYork
and Hartford daily steamboats, For health and recreation
TIE teachers and pupils furnished with elegant carriages
and saddle well trained for young ladies' use Crcu-
lars can be had of WIN H. LYON co, No. Dey-st,
by addressing the Principals at EssexEsex, Conn., April
l. 1852
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DADEAU'S BOARDING SCHOOL

IL for BOYS-Tarrytown, N. VA select Ehgnh ana
Classical School, where but twelve boys received and
thoroughly and prepared for mercantile business OF
College The location Of the most healthy and beant
full and in immediate vicinity of the Hudson River Rail-
road Depot and steamboat landing Refer by consent 70 D.
D. Howard. Esq, Proprietor OF tbs Irving House New
York and Bangs Brother Co., Ne. Is Parkrow, whsrs
circulars NAV be obtained
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UYATER- CURE ESTABLISHMENT

w for SALE or to be LEASED.-The owners Of the
Cold Water Establishment, situated on Drscutt Hshts"
m Lowell residing In NewYork anxious to sell or lease
the Estate and oder The very favorable terms The
place well and iavorably known to the public flourish
hg Hydropshc Institution IL is within ten minutes walk
Of the center Of business 10 Lowell but possesses all the ad
vantages OF elevated and rural residence Ii Will accom-
modse forty paensend in It's supply of pure water and
bathing presents advantages II win
BE- sold very low il early application is made Possession
sven the first of June.
Address the owners BLAKE BROWN, New-Yorh
City, or TAPPAN WENTWORTH, Iowsu
SAERMANN bS"oA. !
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q zoo ACRES of TIMBER LAND,
OseSOO near the terminus Of the Black River Canal
easy OF to market, with saw-m and abundance
of waterpower, Tor sale cheap, and accommodating
terms OF exchanged tor city property For particulars APP
ply 70 JOHN S. EDWARDS, Carthage, or of A. SHER-
MAN, No. los Nsssau-st, New-York.
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ENGLISH, FRENCH and CLASH
Ia CAL BOARDING aud DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG
LADIES, Vandebilt-av, Clifton, Staten lslandThs next
The last annual examination aud other particulars the Cir
cular to he had at the bookstore of CLARK AUSTIN
Broadway.
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~ Der PLATES-The largest and most varied sssort-
ment of Door and Number Plates Bell Pulls Church Pew
Name and Number Plates Figures Letters kc- are offered
In this city Those In want of any Of the above articles
H. f. CRANE, No IS Gold-st
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no LADIES and GENTLEMEN IRA

YELLING in EURORE-Profesor A. bASSEi pro,
poses 10 give French to those persons who Intend
travelling in Europe but yet In want OF the pronunca-
on and conversation few lessons each day for month
previous to their departure will enable them to travel with
out embarrassment Glasses in French and Spanish for be-
snpe or advanced pupils usual at his residence No 564
Broadway entrance in Frankln-s For particulars terms
&C. apply above, before 10 NJ from to e. and atsr
"a PM.