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TO RENT.

VRNO RENT--An elegantly furnished Office, fFs
suitable or Il Comm Merchant Apply to k:l
mhl2 SAMUEL WOLFF, 50 Camp street..
FINO RENT IN NLAFAYETTE-On Live Oak, Ssa
Second street, Al
omnibuses DWELLING HOUSE containing
back galleries.
and large yard. Rent en- month. Inquire
JOSEPH ". CULLOCH,
uhl0 ST. Live Oak, between Third Fourth
FINO LET OR LEASE-The well known ses.zss
Hotel called the BILOXI HOUSE, situated Biloxi 5ssie
Miss, wit accommodations twenty
completely fUri.hed BILLIARD TABLES TEN PIN Al
LEYs, STABLES STEAMBOAT WHARF AND BATH HOUSES
attached the house. For apply the premises, by letter
JOHN ". NIXON, at N-wCrieans. feis
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MFR. ERARD'S GREAT PRIZE 1zrt p Essz5srs 5,,-stv,

NGR. ERARD'S GREAT PRIZE, rHnzzs--, s--s<,.
lVE MEDAL.-The SOLE GREAT MEDAL gfssr1Syt5lk1s 1s$
fIouucil SelHl) delivered the LONDON UNt-f1 M r.
yEftSAL EXPOSITION for PIANO AND HARP1 X v
MANUFACTURES, As been Mr. ERAfD, FRENCH
ENGLISH MANUFACTURER.
MIR. ERARDS MANUFACTORY is THE ONLY ONE OF ALL.
NATIONS that hl received the GREAT MEDAL for this kind
workmanship
NJ FEHRNRAC No G5 CANAL STREET, between St. Charles
Cnone tegs leave inform the public that he has lately
by direct importation, offers SALE several PIANOS
fGOLOS etc. of the Mssrs ERAID j. PLElEL,
and other good Makers all guaranteed to resist the temperature Of s
eli
NJ FEHRENBACH ro also his services for REPAIRING AND
TUNING PIANOS, at the shortest notice. jail ~
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Z sEASTURAGE-The subscriber having sT>o~
Il leased the METAR!E RACE COURSE, is ready 10 -
contract for the PASTuRAGE OF HORSES during the
Apply the f. w. COEll Orleans House,
feb 3m uf St. Charles Common
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Charities stree ha. received steamships Winfield Scott
nnn ,nd Empire City and by the sang packets from wYork Bos
fiavr Of
AID STAPLE DRY GOODS heretofore
a recherche Aty which AND RETAIL
20 reduced prices, The stock
part OF the following,
Snper roehe silks. English Cali
Colorei Silk.; Goes;
Striped Tafeta Sikt; complete English,
High colored pan Psut de Sole; French Hosiery
Black Brocnde Silk
ETta rirh and EnbrOidd aconnee;l and Hose
ChAngtablc and ChenE FacOnnee; GLOVES AND MfTTS.
Embroidered D.msk plain Buck Chano Silk,
Poult de Sole; Filoselh and Filet, of every de-
EHra rich Changeabls anil Chame- scripion
leon Poult Dc Soe LACE GOODS.
Small plaid high oored Ia
misses; vAeucisnn.s English, French and
INES and Forence every German Lces and do Embrod
shade color;
White and cOl0red SAns; Superior i2 Linen Sheet
A pieces superior black
and c0osd waeed Damssk Table Napkins
Cgorel SILK Velvets; and splendid styles;
Rich Chene plain
Cashmere Ec0sse Lawns;
Frnet and English Merinos IIk plain
ne and Alpaeas solid Embroidered boried
coois Of Of shade II Curtain Stuff embroidered
Plain striped and plaid POpns; and Muslin Silk and Wooden
Superior black and colored pnn and DaInask,
figured Canton Grapes; PLANTATION GOODS.
large Of white and Heavy kersey Lowe Lnssys,
coorvd embroidered and plain Jean5 Denis Stripes and Cot
Crape Shawls, extra rich; tonades;
,ierio Cashmere heavy Super Blankets
SILK Shawisi Heavy tirainer Plantation do, very
Rich plaid Raw Silks: superior
~ F. W W. would especially call the Of
his stock of their is complete and
long experience in that particular line s?6 II
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Public Notice,

SECOND MrNIf1PtEfTY, Parish q Orleans.
TSNHE undersigned Collector of State Taxes,
a dos. hereby notify all indebted the State TANES
oT tie l95 and those for LICENSES the 1851 within
Lafayette line and Lake Ponlchar4 call
Room No. -, in the Municipal Hall and pay the from
Sr NJ, within the time prescribed by Inv. -
NH. THOMAS ASKEW, Collector.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-17
DASSAIC VINEYARD FOR SALE

Il This property Is situated the banks Of the Pas
sale River between Newark and Belleve about eight min
uies rde from the Newark plank road railroad
boat dep0s lawn Of about 900 yards rises gradually from
the river 70 commodious mansion which Is surrounded
and shaded by Towering shrubs ornamental and forest
r m tbs an extensive and pc!u esque view pre-.
ngs consist Of farm house, wash carriage, ice aud poultry
house barn stables 40 with about - acres and more II
desired of highly improved land the whole forming an OBJ
long square, fronting about 600 feet the river IL
stocked with the best Of fruits full bearing vineyard
peach and apple orchard of besoseec sorts cherries pears
pum ounces and all kinds Of the choicest garden
abundance In short for locality producveness beauty
sceneres responsibility Of neghbo ubnty Whose anne
proyerbs and proximity to NewYork city, 1t may chal
lenee for comparison. Terms easy Inquire Of KING L
BOND, Newark, OF l.. GORDON on the premises
HOMER MORGAN No. Pine st.
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the following manner OF every bundles, 100 lbs ono
sksin will he selected and suspended between two po
90 feet the end attached by which
will be gradually baued until II breaks Tns condition
Is that this not break with greater desc-
tiou than inches which 10 equivalent 70 800 lbs 81 600
per superficial inch Of solid wire section II stands this
test then further exsmns Of 900 lbs ia respect
10 other qualities will be continued; bat II not II will be
rejected and psced at the disposal OF the contractor
~ AscgsTds ghness and fibre each end OF sken will
be tested by bending ths laws OF large pair
ofDew and sharp pliers and bending It back again. The
Its hardns and elasticity will at The be
ined by bending and swinging also by hsmmerpg sling and
notching the sno which forms part Of the operation Of
splicing
Such lots as have stood the various tests satisfactorily
will then b. accepted copdonaly and 80 per cent o.
funds
"a The 90 per cent will be reserved for four months
longer Should in that time during Tho construction Of the
cables any defective skens be discovered such skeins
will b. rejected and psced at the contractors disposal
either brokefr whole oiled not oiled, In such condition
a. they happen to be during the progress Of the work This
value Of such wre together with the labor expended
H. will then be deducted Of the 20 per cent reserved
Is. The undersigned the Engineer OF the Bridge Will
be the uoes OF the above tests he will stand ss sn -
par ta umpire between the contractor and the B ige Com
psnes from bis decision there shall be appeal
10. PToposs' for imported wire Will also be accepted one
half 20" lbs will be- used the Csnads side and may
be bonded, If imported by way ofNewYork.
H. Proposals will De received until the lt OF Octooer
next they to be directed to ths Undersigned az Na5s-
Falls N. V and should be marked on the envelope
Proposals fo Bridge Wlrsn
be informed Of the fact by mail before on the 10th OF De-
tober next JOHN A. ROEBLING,
Engineer Of the Niagara Falls Railroad Suspension Bridge.
Niagara Falls n. I, August 5, 1852.
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EOR SALE OR TO LET-A h,,nti.

e. mi Cottsse nesa Hudson, Cslu,nh,. conn,, ~.
S. complete order ana
and certain an abundance ana vsnsss ttefay laid out
inc ssd . R s Ss
esbools post ONCE and the station Of Ia. Hss two
& 10 less than four hsurs distant forn NcwYos which
nj least four daily communications by railroad ana are
9Th Eew.York The location while posesuns tS noo.
ysntsess peculiarly healthy retired and plsaant ana
Xse properly viii bs sod accommodating tsrmz "a M
very low Irss Tor terma 40, spply 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-17
E'ARM for SALE in WESTCHESTER

SOUNTY.-Eishty acres OF beautifully located land In
STATE OF cultivation situate In the town of Harrison
81 ne Purchase road Of mil, from the Rye Station OF
s,o heven Railroad and u hours from the city The
6ei'y eonsss Of lsrse dwelling house. two new tenant
"a hsge house. Toulouse cider mill and other out
Nm, complete order three apple orchards and other
ndse rsaIesnee Stock and utensils be had at low
solj law scres ans upward the entire farm viii be
MORRIS ~ 90 90 accommodating terms Apply TO HENRY
ISon hst W me premises w J. STEWART No is
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MAST MORRISANIA VILLAGE

liz About $50 Lots remsining unsold) varying in Eze
Nom eighth Of offered for SALE
On the most favorable teims Ten and bal
Nnce on or before March, 1854 Title perfect These lots
occupy very healthy ard beautiful location near and In
Gull view Of the Las, River and in the immediate vicinity
OF the residences OF several Of the wealthy and re-
seoaole citizens OF Wescheste County Also ne fishing
within quarter Of q mile Several houses are now
building and lots selling rapidly: For maps and other in
Sormaton apply to ID. b. WlNrON, No Tryon-row near
Harlem Railroad Office opposite City Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-17
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES

~ One Of the most desa able tracts Of Land yet offered
1or sale the Land belonging to Charles Beran, Ia the
Beautiful village of Fordham the Harlem Railroad. The
pots about 100 feet square, containing fruit trees of diff
1erent kinds and about five ak from the Railway
Depot, beautiful emnence, In full view Of the Pa
esfes North River and Long leland about hours ride
BON City Hail. New FORK. Those wiahing country resi-.
Gence here find sOrong .ers facility for doing
business in the city. Inquire Of ii S. GlLBERr, No 8
EsAau ct, between the hours Of IL and where maps may
be had; or Of CHARLES BERR'AN, on the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-17
LNAkM for SALE-At New-Rochelle

one mile from the Railroad Depot 81 acres
40 hshstae Of CULTIVATION Of land On the
premises large house barn, carriage house pouluy-
mouse 81 sheds all built tbs last with variety Of
Hood fruit For further particulars naure 10 rear OF No
so BOwery, Of WILLIAM DlSRROW
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CtIMtON DRAPER will sell By auction

ANIMEON DRAPEh VIII sell ~ autlion
~ on FRIDAY NOON, lolh sept, III the hereAs0"
Exchange ouvv.ro
11l FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS Of the BUFfAALo
AND NETWORK CITY RAILROAD COhFAs1 lyt
81 600 each PAYABLE lst July 1906 a. the Mscasns oaA
in the City OF Ne~lork Ioteres the rste o. '.so ~.
Ger % able In New York sent annually iof WHICH S"-P'
Ae attached 20 the Bouds -
The Csptal ST ok ofthe Buffalo and New 'ofk Cy VAL
road Com, any subscribed Is s75OE0 OF wc' To-, g" ~
been pa ID IL cash The tIeck from Attics 70 onel!ls
miles hes been built egd equipped By the Company ans
now in running order except tne o,oSe over ue
Piver AZ Prse which will BE- finished by Too ls % Ssl
= MIR next Tie cost Of these On miles IL ) 2,o~,
inchcins 10 omofiyes and Cars. Of wnich the Company
have Efficient for ia med ATE PURPOSES .,oa II
Tts B.ud, now offered the last Of series OF To o.
q COO EACH 8 cured BY tie s and only nooo tns
On miles referred TO- executed Shepherd Knapp Sn'
ard T. Dehon. Trustees ,-a 81
The Company have purchased . miles Of the Bnfsh 80
Rochester Kalrosd track tom Attic, 20 poot eihs nss
from Buffalo The latter Company ere ouildirg new
direct Bstavis commencing al the point Just -
IL will be completed bJ the Let OF November next "ea o.
ComJsLy 10 give posse soB OF ~ "a es 70 wv
fso and NewiOIk City Rsln I'D ConpanJ Inc Ir =. %
pany building the eight mies so thst the ~
will be completed in the month OF November oeNr
ears running from Buffalo 10 dornesviie Wnslc ~.
sects the New York and Erie Railroad. SI miles rom
York MAI ing the whole dsarce betseep punsso aIa
York AS miles being the o. forrest most direct ana o''
uient connection between Ns~- York aud Buffalo or
At BuHslo tie Road connects with o hairosa so
sanirsd between buffalo ard Lewiston, oy meae 80.
q drec. communication Will Be created oc'wesatn' IS'-
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Grbools.

BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL,
- The Misses ROUSSELLE (ate Of Halifax, Nova
seoa) respectfully that they opened School
nr the Education Of Young Ladies, No ia Sackett st.
south brooklyn The course OF instruction will comprise
Enesh In all Its branches French Music and Drawing
rst ;uir attention will be paid the manners
on the children committed to their care The Misses
haVne the advantage Of many experience in
have adopted system which they feel confident viii be sp
proved r
The highest references can be given and a. 10
character and capaby from ladies' Of first rank in Csp
ADA ana Nova Scotia be their residence where
cards Of terms also can be had
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WANTED to LEASE or PURCHASE
Real estate for Sale.

PRIVATE SALE-The three-stOry
IA and basement brick house No. IS West 2Sthst near
6th-av, three deep, first floor; CroOn Water
Bath &c. Apply to COLE Chiffon, No 9 Wsilst.
A II PRIVATE SALE-A small Farm
IA Of a. acres Of land with good dwelling house. &c.
two miles from Hampstead village L. Apply TO
COLE 4 Chiffon, No. Wallst.
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DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE -,

10 EPUBLTC FIRE INSURANCE M
AN-ibmrsnce Buildinss corner Of Wal s.x v,v, ~
sts; Ofces, Nos 10 and ~ sround floor " "'aa
TRUSTEES;
ssnuei Hovisnd Robert 3 M,,,,.
stephen w aitney, Reuben Wshs~s
Dsniel Feagin, Edw,,a r 80
Nillt,m II Russell Jo.A.h O,l.s "''
G Ss q DOWNING joseph Gsilsrd L.
49, Lspsr. James ~ Wstsfsx,,
William Batter Duncan, C,orr, n AZ.
Charles III RUSSELL David : Ksn,..
'ssc !owpseno, John Actor Dr.
Jan 60 Warren, LANES q Mn 'ss'
x s. LemJ' Dsnis Dnks Smith
ruuner !" hamiitoo, Frederick q ros.sr
Denning puer. Peea Hall.
JOhn steward, ", Robert = fio,e
This Company. having their Capital Of Al 81 on "a.
cash and securely Invested, sre pieparss 10
loss ard osnisge BY hie on fsyorabls term, Seso
The charter OF this Company provfdes ths. .,., 49,
Interest 10 the stockholders ct the rate Of cen, !s
num, fourtfths OF the reuanipg profits are 10 b 49,
smooe the osurfd in sc'ip, barring interest, With -
to be redeem able In cash whenever the .e, pl.,.s
ana capital shall amount 10 a 0,oolo w.
ROBERr s. HONE PrssaAs-A
DUNCAN y. CURRY Secretary
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10 TUNS SOD OIL, (afloat,) suitable
= for currien for sale By COOK MANN. IS Gold st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-17
DEM SYLVANIA RAILROAD

III LOAN-3,OOO,O 900 DOLLARS.-sealed prop sails vtn
be received at the office OF the Company "a Philsdeph
until the l5h day Of September next az sunset r hs
whole or any portion OF the sb0ve named Loan
The Loan will be secured by first mortgage the Raa
road OF the Company-2f9 miles In engh-snd It's equip
ment, which, when placed In complete operation betweea
Hsnseurgh and Pittsburgh with single track dsdng VIII
The amount Of unconditional subscriptions 10 the capital
stock OF the Company on the 3lN May, 80 10000,
which will shortly be increased TO Ten Millions On theee
subscriptions there paid at that date sa4y7,s95
This broad basis together with the large receipts OF the
Company from the business OF the road unfinished
Company to pay not only its debt ample d
deDds 70 stockhode enables the Directors 10 offer this
loan TO capitsss with unqualified that viii
Afford safe investment OF their funds and certain
the puDctuaity with which the interest will be The
best government securities
The Bonds will he issued In OF One Thousand Dol
lars with interest at tho rate OF x cent -
tached payable the first day OF January and July Of esh
year at the Office OF the Company In this city, or In sums
E0 sterling with interest coupons at ths Of five pef
cent payable Ia London-each without any deduction 10
taxes
The Bonds will be redeemed where tho interest msls
payable on the 3st Of December 1890 they may DO cor
verted at the option Of the Into the capital stock
the mpany ct par ct any time previous 70 the 5l DeSs
Der, 1860.
Twenty-Five per cent OF each accepted bid DO ps1
within twenty days the receipt Of notice VI i sossp
at London II for Sterling Bonds and Phis iephia
Dollar Bonds; the remainder be paid In instsDenns
every so days thereafter until the whole 10 sstted
the full amount cah be paid IN at once il des ed
The proposals. will be addressed to GEORGE v BACOu
They will specify the price offered Tor Dollar and Sterling
Bonds or either.
TIE b.do will be opened determined by tins Board
Directors on thu 10Th day o. September. -
prosrects will ba furnished application At the ocs OF ~
COMPANY or 20 EDWARD MILLER, Chief Engineer, ~
special Agent Of the CompMy In LONDON .o,, ,,...
Philaaelphta July Is 1862
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-17

IN TUNS ENGLISH GLUE, supe-
Il " rior article, landing For sale by
COOK MANN, No Sc Gold-st-
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I OOK at THIS Only So to secure

OOk at THIS Only 50 to secure
IL acres of Laud or Village Lots at Lake Land L L.
the celebrated Lake Ronk onkoms-For sale Farms OF
10 EACH and few very desirable Village Lots
These Farms and Lots fast rising in the public ema
ton their capabty of producing and of cultivation
have ded the sangune expectations of those
who have purchased and cultivated them. Their
to the city being almost within the sound OF church
bells render IL certsn to become a large aud popuous
farming community and healthy and delightful 10.
cation for country residence Everything that the farmer
raise the Far be raised here and TO the
New York market any dsv where it win command the
highest price For further information apply to CHARLES
WOOD, No 2Oo Broadway where maps OF the farms and
lots can be had gratis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-17

NOR SALE-In Berkshire County,
Mass-A large and valuable FARM, beautifully SIT,
sod IN The road leading from Pttsfeld to Lennox and
Known as the General Watson and Melville Estate con-
tanning about $50 of land large portion OF which 10 In
high state Of cultivation. large Dwelling House, Odt-
buildings SC. Within the limits OF the Farm 10 Lake,
covering about 20 acres abundsnty stocked with FISH aud
for many years the Of the angler Pheld has be-
come place of great resort for families from all parts OF the
country ar 10 all respects Of New Ensands pleas
ATTEST and healthy There churches OF sew
ers denominations and seminares and schools in the place.
OF the highest order paonzed by both near and remote
sections 81 the nou making this, all 10 all delightful res
idence portion Of the purchase money remain on
bond and mortgage. For further particulars apply to
HOMER NJ )RGAN No. ] Finest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-17
Diano-fortes.
DRADBURY'S PIANO WARE

y 4 u d Il
ID ROOM No. 423 Brtsdway.-Ths "Eolan"" Gid.
ed String American Patent Action and Arch bottom"
Psnos-Mr B. mpeled from i'll health to relinqush In
part his profession teacher Of mric has made arrange
nents 10 cell assorted NewYork and Boston Pianos aud
he the convenience of having hand selected instru
ments and bis long acquaintance with the public will in.
spre confidence in his Judgment and him liberal
shsre Of patronage. secondhand Pianos exchanged for
sale and 70 let Orders from abroad punctuay attended
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-17
NOR SALTWATER PRIVILEGE.

IL so acres Of Land situate in the town Of Rhinebeck,
Dutche County, u miles southwardy from the village OF
Rhnebeck and esstwaraly from the Hudson River aud
Hudson River Railroad, two miles Upon the premises
excellent mill sites with fall Of water Of great vol.
power for several large mills factories The land good
and well.timbered This desirable property has not
heretofore been offered to the public Inquire Of GAR
RETTSON, Rhnebeck Of FRANCIS 4. GARRETT.
son, No 50 John-st New-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-17
+ & C. FISCHER, (late Nuns g.

- Fischer msnufscory and wareroom, No 10 Green.
wich-st corner Of Dey st. Panofortes warranted. with
reverse bridge ard patent tube well calculated for keeping
In tune Pano-Ecrtes tuned, repaired and EXCHANGED
NJ B-Also Eolian Piano Fortes for sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-17
NOR SALE in PARTITION-At the

LNOK SALE In PAKITITON-At Inc
III Hotel Of James g. Rensen In the village Of Jamaica,
Long Island, WEDNESDAY,, the LIST day Of September
next 10 o'clock In the forenoon. very desirable country
plsce Jsmscs about half mile from the railroad depot
containing twenty six acres of fine land on which there Is
good dwelling house, barn. stable sheds &c For further
psrticuars inquire OF ISAAC j. GREENWOOD, No. 81
Munayst, NewYork; or Of Mr. HERMAN, in the WI.
LACE Of Jamaica
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-17
MESSRS. LIGHTE L. NEWTON, in

l1 consequence Of the increased demand and unvaet
business and opened q Waeroom In Broadway, No COS
where shall constantly keep choice selection OF
fianoTorte from 81 to octave In Rosewood cases. with
NJ the latest improved patterns We shall also continue
Keep full assortment OF Instruments at Manufsctory and
Wareroons No p Canslt All Piano Pores Of our manu.
sc.ure warranted In every respect. Professors
snd those who anticipate purchasing respectfully
invited 10 call and examine AL orders from the atty
country punetuAlly executed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-17
Tho finest asOrt-
DIANO-FORTE WAREROOMS. No.

u Sol Broadway, one door above Thompsons Saloon
Persons about purcha Pianos invited call at the
Wsreroons Of BENNETT CO, where they will find
"a assortment Of Rosewood Piano Forte OF modern style
Every instrument warranted for two years Should doubts
DO entertained quality the payment may be deferred
until such doubs removed Old Pianos received part
payment for New and secondhand Pianos Let
Mandatory, Nos 81 3l3 and SIS Rivington-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-17

NOR SALE-An elegant free stone
hreestory and basement House, fnished In the very
best modern STYLE with g. baths no. ntusts IN the finest
part of Union-st,, Brooklyn.
Also twostoy and basement Gothic Cottage with large
yard grape vines sbrubbery dc situate In Bonds, nesi
money each She premises remain bond and mort
gage.
ofSslisbury Hekimer Co N Y for sale exchange In,
quire Of EDGAR J. LEETE, Counsellor st-Law No. lH
fulton-st, N. Y Of WM. SYMEs, No 81 West Broad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-17
E1OR SALE or EXCHANGED small

sdewheel Steamboat 80 feet long 20 feet wide draw
Ing feet in good running order, with boiler,
and would be sold for 81 present having
for her Application to he made to J.W WO0LSTON,
Modest wharf Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-17

VINO LET-Two 4-story and basement
snodera improvements For further Particular inquire on
WIN. J. BURRETT, No. Is Walst; or OF B. @. NAL
Larry No 81 Avenue c. Rent moderate for balance ofts
gear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-17

-FORTES.-Persons about pur-
chasing Piano, will find It greatly the.r advantage
10 call OF N. J. HAINES CO.'S Mandatory and Ware.
rooms, corner of l4ths and 3i-av where splendid a.
ortment of Rosewood Pianos from to II octaves
family on hand and warranted in every respect The above
will be sold low for cash approved paper Old Pisnos
aiken In exchange Dealers teachers and professors supplied
IN liberal terns NJ j. HAINES CO 3da cor 18th st.