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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-04-08

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via do do Il Boullloirc, riycts dc DIFF
%(crcntcs dimensions.
Pioche%, peIles, haches a main. a ccarrir, Il
bncher, ct IN assortment compIet de quincall-
leric.
20 barIls de clous de Boston, cories en- pitrcs,
cotton CT chanvrc. 4 vcndrc a bon marcbc
ponr du compliant.
IS avrii 1851. RICHARD ct TEMPLET.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-04-08
Gil INTER-

DE L'ANSE La BOTCANE
rNDEMI MILE AU' E>s - DE DONALDSON
Furai h%o,rnaHt, 4 troiS conlsuIs.
On t%rouvcra CONSIGNMENT daiis &C
Chahirr u grnndc qnanti'd dc bd'
de irene ct dc cotonnier. l..att'rage 1T
tres r~envrnablr. 'memr pour le- batean,
dc premiere o|"sse ct dcs retcarS W
dos J sont plantts.
ie s"assigne cs'erc que les riFrA
quill frra pour satis,aIrc les eapitaiM
ct les propritta'cs de batraux b sapeH,
hi ,ava4ront lc patronage quill soh
cite.
les chechrys t]ronvcront atssi dcs pm
tcaux soiides IN pcu plus haut que l.
ChantIcr.
~ LEON J. FREMADA
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-04-08
AEENCE
COURTIGE

ON sE CHARGE A L'AGENCE
De suivre en- Cour. toutes affaires co .a,.,
~tieuses, de faire tous ecouvrernenIs a ~ W.
Orleans, aux Etats-U MS ct en- France; de pu'i i
reclamations ct liquidations de successlons,n y
tous placements ct e%mprunts; de Ia reaas,upd ii
tous actes sous-seings, devils, marches, e \. -
tous renseignements pour les strangers, " 's,u ~
tes tcritnres, correspondances. 1T Specimen, ssa
de rentes et achats de propriftts, esclases, s, ~
ces de toutes natures, fonds de commerce, ~ \
din reglement de toutes affaires comInefeia,s' y
en- litige, de to,,tes commissions, dc Ioa'sa \
trees en- douane, de toutes demarcnes' " ! !.
gestion ct location de maisons aInsl que W /
CONVENIENT DIES loyers, du reno'ivelleane1r .f,
assurances, du paisment des taxes eIe,-
dadministrer les biens ct a0airesef &c as \. I'm
intfrtts DIES %personnes qui s'absenlent W
OF de celles qui habisent la canpagne.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-04-08
DIR ECEORX
A. GENTLE,
.Ats07"neu at r.,

Practices IN the Fifth Judicial D;s,.;.
in the parishes of Assumption, LafousT
Interior and Ie1yeboane, and will give =
ticular attention to law suits that NAV \, F'
trusted to him. 81; Nv"
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-04-08

fs@@aRES Garden Seeds JUS. received
@A from Prince & Go celebrated Gar
dcns, y: Flushing, New York, II general
assortment Of Garden seeds.
Also !: Il select assortment of Flower
Seeds.
Pfcserves--1 cases Shakers preserves
assorted, Il superior article, for sale by
RonalsonviIle, La
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-04-08
THE TILE

II E sousSignc Went dc %reccvoir IN envoi de
as~a Thcs %assortls, i%mportts par Ia co,npagnie
connue sous lie nom de Nem York Cnnton Tea
Company, ct loifre en- ventc.
ANDREW GINGRY,
n2* Agent dc la Conpaenie, il DonaIdsonyiIle
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-04-08

E.aOR SALE--2 Wagons, . horse cart
4H ! on cart, | dray, iron axlcs.
10000 Fire Bricks
Five tons tennessee Iron, different sizes,
or sale by RICHARD & TENPLisT,
n1* Dona!dsonsille. IT Mississippj st
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-04-08
STRAY HORSES.

VoI6 le soir du Nardi-Gras, "a
- ~ fevricr, an Chcval creole, dc
WAlX4sl mo, eune table, ne malqnant
tI~~N- plus, noir, ayant une large G
,o;I, Linmch, e,,r te front. Monsieur ln yo-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18

GAS CHANDELIERS, PENDANTS,
~ BRACKETS CANDELABRAS, GIRANDOLES,
SOLAR FLUID and LARD LAMPS, suitable for Private
Mansions, Hotels, Churches, &c, &c
Equal and cheaper than any other establishment N tbs
United States Wholesale and Retail, at the manniactoy
and wareroons of JAMES g. MOFfET
Nos l9 and 2l Pnce-st, third block OF Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
miscellaneous.
DUsINEss and PUBLICITY.-Notoriety

BUSINESS and PUBLICITY -Notoriety y
- the important element Of success in business h
through the newspapers of tho country that fais eaa -
thoroughly attained Fortunes accumulated 10 10
years BY Hose tho avail themselves Of this power in
vast benefits resulting from systematic and continuous
veitisg only be ginning be UNDERWOOD IL demoa
Arsed that the meEcisnt the Manufacturer or tne me-
ehanc may ncrcas his business At pleasure 10
Then why 90 not all aiversei Because business men are
only beginning realize its importance. St the smos
OF advertising ia the columns of the journals az
doubled within five years and will double again IN nv
more Those who hang beck will their Younger "a
energetic rivals custppins them There 10 ~
in contendns sgainst the spirit OF the fney aoa'
jump the and pay their fare they must be lou %
hiId To tTsve on foot. - - m
The opportunity for advertising in the bes pspsn o. M
the cities and prncipal towns OF the country an0rcsa
the Agency Of Y. B. PALMER, where the papsn s ne
for examination. He IL authorized ~ tle rspntons
and edyeTtlsrne pts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
COoD BUILDING LOTS at PRIVATE

" SALE etCLAKENCEVILLE, L I.-Sea1t mi Lob q
moderate prices payable IN irstsen, CT = 20 a month
hundred let's Except two annsfed already so) offered
y sre Il ;.icss from 500 70 $50 each. Tis place 81
dated on the Brookyn and Jamaica Plank Eold with tie
Lsax Island Railroad passing through the center All
about ~ miles frosa WilhsrSbprxh and NOM Brooklyn.
For convenience q Access II surpassed By No vAs IN e
vicinity Of New York having frequent atoms By
stsgss the Plank RcSd and ave tin,s ecA way daily
BY the Railroad Il finely located IN the ceer Of
plain snd free alike trur Amps and rough mountain
land The village Is laid in Broad and oav-uci, ave-
nnss the centre one. Greenwoo1av bens leo feet in width
The tflc Of the property perfect having ben fam
Nv early ~ years ecrplrte abstract will Dc furnished
to purchasers Akothes, 70 shoss who would es1ps high
city rents and de~rons of convenient buns SCOT this
strees win Be srsded At the expense Of the rgent prop
etors For maps fizrthes pxrtsonlArs apply 10
ALBERfH SICOLAY,
Rcd E~sfe and General Aectionees No 20 wsls, Msa-
haitian Bsuk Builiinx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
Dantina Schools.
)ODWORTH's DANCINGACADEMY

A DODWORTHs ACKNOWLEDGMENT
"a No go Broadway next to Grace Church. will open
for the ensuing season on "WEDNESDAY, October q
NJ for LADIES' at 81 for Children and az for Gen,lsnen
For terms &C. see Gard OF Terms
IL Is with feelings OF than usual pride aud satisfsc-
on that announce the the Glasses for
tins season. Having removed TO the building lust
erected expressly for this purpose ODER for the
use Of my pupils the most convenient and complete
establishment ever erected IN this city the experience OF
many years enabling TO know and provide every m
IN the fullest manner IL intention make this what
sueh an establishment should be- place for mental aud
physical Improvement connected with innocent and bene-
fetal reereaon and IL Will be my particular care 70 make
everything conduce 70 the good department and general I'M
prov srnsnt Of al who may be placed under my charge
The Classes for Gentlemen vii be zed On "a entirely
new system, which viii greatly facilitate the pro xes and
add very much 70 the convenience Of the pupils But AZ too
rueh eee would BE- taken BY desrrbng the system here
the published circulars referred
Of the new method AID lis ADVANTAGES
AL the new Dances Of the present and former seasons will
be introduced.
Private sOirtes for pupils only, semi nioatlly
The Acndruy remarkably fortunate IN being nee
from nearly all paris OF the eity by sayes railroad n
there ae 10 ss than thirteen nrs Which pass directly In
front Of the door within one or Tires slusrss on IL
aid erTnseHents have also been made 20 run stages or
Eas' Broadway Maon-s, and that Beizhborhood directly
70 the Academy thus aHordnz the patrS1. In Ina. .,
equa! facilities SIih the other portions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
DANCING ACADEMY-sigor A Ggpp

~ ARpI Insisted by Madame GHERARDI, respec.falI,
ees inform h pstrous and the public that hs Danciny
ton Of pupils on Saturday Oct 10 DAYS OF tuson NJ,
Young Lsdes snd M,sters wednesdays .d 5.,urdsys "A
for Gentlemen. Tuesdays End Fridays at7PM Pnysfeis
sers IN families viii sso be given and clars attended M =
sehools and sesdsmies Al communications afdrr.ed -
gwen - usual. 1900
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
Uattbes, JeweIrp, &r.

WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER and
w sILVER-PLATED WARE.-A very large assort-
nent Of the newest styles Of rich yewery every pattern
hne gold and silver Ledes and Cents Watches Silver
ware OF the standard Of dollars very moderate prices
can be found a, y. w PACHTMANS Jewelry Store, les
tabhshed 1897 No. 10 Canas Watches, Jewelry and
sverware made order and repaired The finest OF Eng
hsh and Swiss Watches repaired with particular and
warranted California gold taken in exchange and made up
10 order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
nFNPy WELL s and his SISTERS Ma

Ia rrne II. GIAvELLrS) ACADEMY Tor DAs1 ~. !,
ia - And ~ par.or dancing through ell Us vs''anons
the exercises for deycoPing The muscular pow" ~
sho Las is found highly benehciaL The neans 81 jcad .
S1S ecnpIehe nsyc rules simply exp ned ana 80.
ou.hly taught To step properly IN wsnes: los" n
- - Ison Cja... for t;entl-m-n. T. sud e. VI
Nod vs. nj THURSDAYS For Ladies same days a. u sa
ia nj For Nessrs and Miss-s NeinesiaTs ana SHUT
$3.50 y NJ InJuirr furth-r a the Academy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
ERENCH LANGUAGE-PrOf GERARD

invites the ATTENTION Of youns LADIES and Gea,lensn
Nho nsy w q take ess their reEd-nces his
Circulars which be had No. IL UniverSrypl.ce or
81 Mr. Loekwood bookstore, Of The Janiror Of tho New
err Universify
N.B-Cl4sSs N French for young Gentienisa will also
Be heard every evening fo; the Chapel Of the
University success Eua.aateed AID .efersnees gwen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
DANCING and WALKING at Mon,aUus

~ Hal, CouTt-st, Montasa--place-Nr. A. Ian.
MAI would inform her patrons and the residents OF Brook
Iyn that she VIII re-p-n her School on WEDNESDAY,
Oct Is DAYS Of Instruction, WEDNESDAYS and rIIR
DAYS commencing Il 81 O'clock The 6rst so;re will
pl.e- on FRIDAY. Nov . the saecs-ns Soirses on he
tird FRIDAY Of each moalh during tn season. ssoo.
and families attended in Sew-York or Brooklyn
Communicates addressed 10 Mr.. LANNlY uo,,.,u.
hall Brooklyn, VIII meet with prompt attention
n B.-Jersey City Mrs LASSAY's cl.s-e. AZ Ms, Che
dsynes Schoo corner Of Grand .nd Greene sts WI Be
re- pered o. MONDAY, Oct 25 ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
KI,HF ART Of DANCING and WALTL.

Il mo CoRRECTLY.-A CARD.-TAe eIas.e s,s =.
pAERIrAI-p's Roou,s No ~ White s.. VIII eommence
on SATURDAY 10th inst. At 81 o'eloc IN ;hs al rlooa o'
Is6i,s Misses ana Matters At aid evening ior u.H
,is,yeD u the Room No - Ess l}thst Braii"Ay
=, MONDAY -Jsh. AID WEDNESDAY slth. a. ~ noSa
- :, 81 for Lsces. Misses and Masters; IpNDAl'
35.b AT and g. evening. for Gentlemen , -
B-Mr. CHARKUAUD returns his sincere thanks 20
-. Brcckyn patrons for pss, encouraging soerAA.y zen
S ~ ssnr,s them II IL with heartfelt reeac;ee he Is
Iled 10 discontinue his attendance n that city ont
I-, tor the continuation OF part OF Their p4roats ~
~ CONS In Neviork. For particulars please SEQ hOTf-
-. .rH LINING Irrrrss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18

0SSINSING SCHOOL, Sing Sing, n. Y
" Rev. JOHN ?. LUNDY respectfully announces that
the next trim Of his SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL for
BOYS VIII begin on the irpt Monday Of November. Five
vacancies occur which may be fed on inslre ap oli-
eAtiol ~ the Principal Circulars containing full partcu-
lars osn be h.d BY applying 20 s. H. PERSON No Park
Plsee, OF % the Pnneipal q Sing sing. n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
Real Wstate for Sale.
| HANDSOME COUNTRY SEAT

A HANDSOME COUNTRY SEAI-.logetn
or with Waer-POwer adjoining sufficient 20 niIse -
I.,ge Manufacturing establ snrlent There are -
H. v,rv l~,t II lard with fine spPle orchard hat p'o
5nc.d over 100 barrels Of choice winter iruit IN"
S Ian, low years old containing eleven rooms and eei-
lar tbe man part 81 feet front and 2; feet deep TWO
ne. with wing 10 by 10 feet, story and h.n
door Good barn "a by "a feet an excellent garden T.n
strswberries rasIberres gooseberries currsnts
bss h verv Handsomely situated rising ground WIN
6us lawn which extends beautiful sheet Of water OF
sbput four .cr suzce This place situated IN the south
civ nsyf OF e,sown about ~ miles from NewfCIs "
. westerly from the Harlem Ralrusd Depo. al WHIT
oekve and o. miles easterly from feeksxl Inc place
together with the wserpower and factory % by sotee
snd three storep is offered for s. coo Twothds may re-
nlMin If desired Ifspped for Immediately tine stock nay
farming utensils &C. OF the present OCCUPANT can De nae ~
low rate Inquire of JAMES L. MILLER, cor OF henfJ
and Pacific SIS Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN in new and YER,

Il fashionable aylc Of OF fAntnx Wax Flowers, Shells
Fruit, ETC. Aso in imitation Of OH Oak Carving a very
useful article for picture france screnes poles etc.
and Tho above each taught gevs lessons Specimens
hbtIAl allow aiee made 70 AIss ClAses and Ac.d-ues
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
EAIR HAVEN CLASSICAL and MATH.

l. EAATICAL SCHOOL-Numbcr limited % twelve
advantages second For circulars and turtle.
formation, apply y Z H. WILCOX. u. = School Agency
No -sS Broadway Y or 70 the Principal AZ Fair HAven
Conn, b. A. SMITH
REFEREScEs-The Pr~slsnt and Professors Of Yale Col
lege c. Benedict Esq, No 10 WAll-ss; Dr. J. Bolton
No ls East lithst; Thomas Denny, ESQ, No. Jsancey
Courts Prof }. J. Owen, DID, No. IL West 23a-st; K
sprssue sOns. No III Pssri-st; d. Appleton, ESQ,
No. 40 Broadway; Reed Esq, Ne ?ls Fllron-st New
York City. Rev. A c. DeunisOn, Leicester; Rev Len
Packard Spencer N.ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
Garpetinss, Oil Cloths, &e.
W ,.,.- ..,-,,'-- -.
PHILADELPHIA CARPET MANUFAC


i TOkY.-1hree hundred hand aud power looms now
running by the Carpet Hall Association, VI working women
and Fifty Of their sample looms bs inspected
Chnst Church where upward OF 500 pieces Of Velvet
Brusels Tapestry Venetian, and Ingram be slso en-
suincd. W
Our different Agencies in Boston and ewYors exchange
ol ell the fabrics made IN the United STATES ena
bling the lowest prices for what do nos
manufacture import.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL,

" Prof Z. A Johnson, Rector The three Departments
the Junior the Upper English aud the Classiclroopen
simultaneously Monday Sept g. Pupils received
the years aud upward and prepared for the
countng house for admission to any College Circulars
NAV be obtained At Appletous L0ekwOOds Crowen's
bookstores Broadway, and at Raynors, in tho Bowery
GEO. s. PARKER, Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
Y WHALE and DAUGHTER re,nectfnl

y announce that they continue 70 form new c,..
e Of Dancing WALKING 6e lunt further notice =, tb.,
Aeedemies No 60 Broadway, No 30 sth-av and ;oth;r
Hall No Isl Adsmsst- Brooklyn For PARTICULAR sss cir
etaIs, 10 be had a. above. 20 S&1'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
rY,s sCHOOI,. al West Point, vii

H. lNSIEl ~ VIZ UNIV
N r,s-- n on the first Of November Refer noes usa
Scott Uued Sts;es Amy; Col Pleaslnten, flLiheipll
A O1krv HsH r. Sanis Tucker and w b. cooper Esis3
Nsu-YoTk CITY; Professors Ct ale College and CH'1
States Military AenteruJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
NOE SALE AT MOIINT VERNON-Lots

co and g3 l0s il ~ feet inches front and rear
and within two minutes walk Of tho depot and beautiful
building Site g3 is 100 feet by los and good building lot
Apply 10 JOHN MAGUlRE knckerbccker Stage Once,
or on Lot go on 3d-av- Mount Vernon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18

NOR SALE or TO LET-House No. Lon
Son,errnce one Of the desirable locations in ts
civ with a. the modern mproveInenti ross' oS On ,ae
Ia, Nov Apply 70 WILLIAM A IOhhEf NO Srinc-s'-
- = pFRSDS No l8 Nsssan-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
vT,ur APT Of PAINTING TAUGHT in

i oply TWELVE LESSONS-Miss OTrILIE ASSING,
lately arrived from Paris teaches quite art OF Paint
pg II is a new invention, by which every viii be able
10 Learn OIL Painting without sny difficulty any great
pense in OF twelve lessons ~ each fair rcduc-
non will be allowed institutes schools sc. For particu-
lar amply from 10 A. NJ. until p. NJ,
Mis- OTIILIE ASSINO. No II Waker-s,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
EOR SALE-A neat two-story and basement

EOR SALE--Four acres Of Ground in the
Il village Of Eamount adjoining the village of Morris
AHA in plots CTS by $50 eet-dsan onehAf mile from the
depot Apply to AUGUSTUS r. WOODRUFF, West
Farms adjoining the premises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
NN ACCOUNT of ILL HEALTH, / will

" ae fOr $50 cash or goods suitable Tor the South
upro, ng corner location for business dwelling nearly
frutug two city lots on the Harlem Railroad few yards
from the Depot Address SAN Morris inia Post Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
EPIsCOPAL COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,

IL CLIFTON STATEN ISLAND-Rsv. T. TOWEL,
A. NJ. Reetor-The Eighteenth Session OF this Institution
will commence the Let November The situation u one
OF the most elevated and lovely spots on the Island
rounded by tine space OF eight acres
ed from dwelling. commanding beau
ul OF the bay the benefits Of Us ylxorat
ing air and within half hours SAL Of the CItyof New
York The experienced Professors engaged the
Classical, Mathematical French, Spanish and Italian de-
psitIn,nts and the Rector dsyoes s entire time and
teniOn 10 the religious intellectual and physical training Of
his pupils. Communications addressed TO the Rector the
Institute left the L. 5 School Agency No 25 Broad
way,where Prcsreeuses may BE- obsined will Be ims
" attended to- The Rector permitted 10 refer 70 the
following blshoPs and ClerEynlen: Right Rev. w. H.
De Laneey ID. D.. IL. n Right Rev A Potter d. D. LIZ
D. Rev: w Beuen, ID. D. Rev. y. l. Hawkes., D. d.,
Rev. T. H. Taylor. d. D. Rev d. J. Hsizht, d. D., Rev
2: y Higbee, D. d.. Rev. Wa. Morris. Ii. D. Rev. Wrn
Walton d. ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
1 FRENCH PROFESSOR wishes to have

"a Board for himself and wife in private family IN
Brooklyn where he may lessons for board part
board. References given Address PROFESSOR, at the
Office OF this paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
MEssRs. LIGHTE & NEWTON. in con

,, .,or. Gothic case, with pedals; aisa, one nve
Co., do one second hand Organ for sale low two Pssr
p.rr.os w n. DAVIS, No. 81 Macdononxhst-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
CELECT FAMILY SCHOOL for BOYS

- HILLHOUSE-AV, NEW-HANEN, CONN-Tae
subscriber assisted by able Teachers in the English and
classical branches also Music Drawing French and other
modern languages and accomplishments continues TO re-
ceye h family and prepare for college or tor bust
ness limited number OF pupils few boys OF good CHI
meter from 10 70 IA years age may b. received For
details and references, apply TO A. y. SIMMER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
DIANO.FORTES from NEW SCALES
DIANOFORTES.-Persons about purchas.

ing Planes will find il 10 their advantage TO call al
n GLENN Co.'S Mandatory, No. la falton-st, twst
of Broadway general assortment Of mahogany aud rs>
wood Pianos constantly hand which viii be sod low FOE
,b or approved PAPER Dealers supplied liberal ernS
II GLENN Co, No. ist Fultoast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
NARRYTOWN INSTITUTED this In

stit1ton Young gentlemen instructed in all the
branches requisite for commercial pursuits entering Col
ege The Winter Term commences on the lst OF Novem-
her Circulars containing references, &c can be
Obtained at C. SHEPARD Co.'S BOOKSTORE No. 10
Fultop-st or OF E. II. WILCOX, No. 23 Broadway, NY,
or by addre ssing A. NEWMAN, Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
EOLIAN PIANO-FORTEs.-T. GIL

Al OLIAN PIANO-FORTES.-T. GIL
AZ BERT Co.'S celebrated Psuo-Fortes, with and
without the Eolan The subscriber who the sole agent
in this city for the sale these instruments 1.-THE reputation
Of which has become wordwide Is prepared TO offer
them prices which, those wishing 70 purchase cannot
fail to be satisfactory Possessing facilities for obtaining
Pianos unsurpassed eguaed by those OF any other house
IN the CITY, he does hesitate that lac pres5n
Inducements buyers be found elsewhere He has
constantly hand extensive assortment Of secondhand
Pianos at bargains which be teayssy asserts will defy
pettion. 0bes elegant Boudoir Cottage Pianos for
small rooms Also, Msodeons Of rrnces and Csrbarts
make. Grand Aolan and other Pianos 10 let.
HORACE WATERS, No. SJ Broadway
corner of Anthony-st, up stairs.
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.NcTT.CFS and Observation-Disclosures

sven in ANCIENT and modern LsaSrAl.s $50 ~ -
and inoerrn Hlsfory, by CHARLES kBAITsEh- N. "
Pupis received AZ No SO Biosaway StuyTes1a1 int1e'
room No IT, Lessons Eivel AZ prlvIfe hour~
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NOR SALE-AF Farm of 81 acres. d miles from

NOR SALE-A Farm of 2acres, q miles from
Pound Brook Railroad Depot and Canal, price $1,000
an. farm OF acres s three splendid farms Of 100 acres
Zach three farms OF 50 acres eeeh three farms Of ~ s,res
e,cb-e good improvements and railroad four farms
o. q acres four farms Of 10 All sold on essy tsras
Houses and Let's Stores Hotels TAnnenes and Lea EsiAe
~ All Kinds Call CD = VAIL Pacific Hotel SATURDAYS,
from II 70 2; ether dnys Plaue!d Depot beautiful
trart for building Oh E Plainteid 70 be sold low.
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COTNTRY SEAT for sALE.-The resi-

IT NUN III ISEAI IOT OdTII1' NC TUT
~ dence of the late Fowler GnggS Of Cornwall Orange
County n y with fifteen OF land well stocked WIN
fine ysnety Of fruits in great abundance, offered ioi
sale Its daily communication by steamboat and railroad
with New OK and it's beautiful and healthy situation
being al the entrance of the Hglands the banks OF the
Hudsop River of which it has commanding view, render
1t livery desirable permanent summer fence For
particulars apply to Messrs. C. H. SAND, Esq., No 20
South-st JAMES MARSH Esq, No 81 jthav~ and BEL
KNAP ORIGGS, No. 252 Washing ton-st, New-fork or
ID
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ri,IITpNIsuFD PARLORS near Washington

seusre-Elessni furnished Psrors on first and secsn9
Noo,s with Bedrooms attached to let 10 small geoteei
fsr1jv without chdren) and few single Gentlenen
Witb5at Board bat with Of very CONVENIENT IarEs
Kitcbsn Yst cls private house occupied ey sysry aost
end small family without children Enfs1 ana osIsn
ssseo No IN s. Clements place, (Msedoussst) between
d.vsxlev. audi iiDfOnplace.
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DIG IRON.-350 Tons No. 2, American, 100
Tons notified, do. in lots suit purchasers For sale
by @. o. ROBERTSON, 1856 Wsterst,
corner Of Pine.