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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01
EAST MORRISANIA VILLAGE.-

II About $50 Lots varying in size from eighth OF an
acre acres offered for sale the most svos-
bic Ten per down, ana balance before
March 1884 Ths lots occupy very heslthy and beautiful
location and in full view Of the Ess; River and in the
immediate vicinity OF the grounds and residences Of several
Of the wealthy and respectable citizens Of Wesehsster
County. This village is connected with the II uem Rail-
Tus by arch Railroad For maps aud other information
apply TO d. B WINTON No. 5 rryonrow, Rea- Ha-lsn
Railroad Ofhce. opposite The City Hal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01
SALE.-Two Houses and
ESTATE.-The undersigned,
ITO BUILDING and LAND ASSOCIA-

II TIONs.-For Sale, Land Building Lots altogether
suit purchasers good high ground, level with the
q miles from the city Railroad station About
200 Lots have been sold Payments monthly. Land warrants
taken in exchange money loaned improvement Bank
Stock for sale az nar. Apply az No 8 Horstlo-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01
belmont VILLAGE LOTS, AT

Id FORDHAM-Only a few quarter acre lots
(squA four CITY los may be obtained 81 first prices II
piled for soon Parties doing business the city but des
Gus Of country residence could not possibly select
eligible healthy and convenient locstion-just hours
Ide from the City Hall BY Harlem Railroad 2 daily
trains For maps and circulars giving description Of ths
property apply the undersigned al No 66 PeAIs They
may also be obtained application TO B. N Brown and
Jesse Lyon the premises A. W Spies No. 81 Maiden
lane Nah C. Plat, No ~ Maden-lane and Gen. William
He'll No. 2S9 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01
NOR SALE or to RENTAL Abbots

ford the Hudson River, hours ride from the city,
b, Hudson River r. r. situated miles above Dobb Fer
r. and a mile below Deaman: two and handsome
y finished Dwelling Houses each So by "a feet with base
ment attcs back buildings halls piszzas marble mantle,
&C. having ten in each house-commsn ding one
most extensive and beautiful views the Hudson River
The lots occupied by the houses contain about halt acre.
and be extended TO contain or more
large adjoining lot. ot sale al fair rates City property will
be taken exchange Immediate possession VIII I've given.
Also for sale few large villa lots IN the village APP
plx 10 A NJ lyon. No. M.IchanLs EXehanse. Nallst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01

DOARD.-A suit, OF single rooms for
families and single Gentlemen, may be had by apply.
fnf st No. 81 Wes Tweny-second-st- Fifthsv Nth
ali modern improvements References required.
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HARM at YONKERS for SALE

Within q miles Of Hudson River Railroad Depot and
u miles OF Bronxvie Depot, Harlem Railroad Contains
20 acreA Of which ~ WOODS Soil superior
buildings new and plenty water good and fruit abundant
View very fine bur sight Of the Haoson River. The
place is under good crop and improvement Some rocks
street stairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01
Schools.
ESSEX SENIINARY--L LYO

ESSEX SEMINARY L. LYON,
liz AN r LYON, MD, and Mrs M. c. Lyon, Pnnoi-
pals Completeness Of boarding arangements kind ana e
hcient tuition and healthy location combine 10 render this
Institution desirable for those seeking thorough and
accomplished education Pupils received at any time lu
location is on the beautiful gin Of the Connecticut River
the seaboard and "a easy of by the
and Hartford daily steamboats, For health and recreation
the teachers and pupils furnished with elegant Carriages
ard saddehorses well trained Tor young ladies' Crcu-
lars can be had Of VIM n. LYON CO. No Dey-st, OF
By addressing the Principals 81 Essex-EsseS, Conn., April
L. 1852
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THO LET-A Store, also Workshop,
on first floor and three or four Lofts well lighted
three sides about by so feet with without steampower
Inquire the premises No. AZ Ann.st near Nassau.
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\ r PRIVATE SALE-.At Hunt,

IN Bndge.-A very pleasant aud beautifully situated
Farm Hunts Bridge Westminster county about half
mile OF IS minutes walk from the Depot al that place
tanning 40 Of land with the buildings thereon The
above place susceptible OF being divided into number Of
beautiful cottage sites for summer reside To persons do
Ing business In this City wishing convenient country resi-
dence the above land offers unusual INDUCEMENTS the
Harlem railroad stop Hunts Bridge several times
cav For piice and further particulars apply 90 AN
TnONY ]. BLEECkER. AueiionceI No. Broad-si.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE

~ Farm Of II Of excellent land pleasantly htn
sted the west bank OF TIE Hudson River adjoining the
village Of Milton Ulster Co. few miles south Of POUCH
keepsie and IN full view Of II having extensive "
the River distance up and down. On the place
COED dwelling house barn and out buildings Apple Orchard
and other fruit II lies directly the nyeI distant from
New York about 70 mea ard Communication several times
River Railroad directly opposite For particulars apply 70
A. JACKSON ROE, Insurance Buildings, Nos 20 l. 81
Walst. Sd floor.
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~ list OF other cities and towns 10 each 5tie -
papers are published, be had BY those w1slnt"
tse South OF We. y 81 or North At the Agency
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01
DOOMS for SINGLE CENT? EMEN,
DOOMS to RENT-Without Board, to

nished Rooms with or without breakfast and tea at
2e Greenest 9Th St All the modern improvements
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COLLEGIATE INSTI-

TUTE-Wein invite the attention Of parents and guard
near the very pleasant village Of Carmel Putnam County,
NewYork within few rods OF beautiful lake and COM
manding most delightful prospect OF the village aud sur
rounding scenery. The building planned and finished
perfect and most beautiful style, and will accommodate
100 pupils The literary department under the charge NJ
Rev. ROBERT g. WILLIAMS, assisted by three female
teachers The boarders will be under the kind Of Mrs
MANWARlNG and the health morals and requirements Of
the pupils will the undivided attention Of all the
teachers Superior advantages offered the musical sud
ornamental French and Spanish will be taught
a. spcken-Latin Greek and Hebrew as classics.
Circulars will b. sent application, may be obtained
al NJ W. DOD'S Book Stole.
Tie session on the l.t Thursday OF
NAV. hut scholars Will BE- received subsequently.
Terms Il per ssiou Of weutyOne weeks including tut
ton hoard lights aud eyeJ thing bui she usual extras
Nusic- Piano ..... so On Drawing and Painting SO 90
Use Of Instrument > CO Any OF the Languages,
Music uiiaT...... 10 ~ each. :.......'.'.. 10 W
ITsa of Instrument 50 Oil Painting 10 90
Vocal Music ~ all the schoo free Of charge.
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4 |OIk II II
PROPERTY-A farm Of l6o acres Of land with good
Improvements situated in Washington County State OF
Wisconsin. For further particulars inquire Of SAMUEL
REYNOLDS Soh ST. four doors est OF st A. between the
hours Of ] and 10 A. NJ and and 2 NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01

TITO LET-Well-lighted ROOMS, with
Il or without Steam Power, of any size Inquire of
c. NJ. SIMONSON, No. lsI Lewsst
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FORTES.-t large assortment

Of Pianos from the celebrated HUase OF Ha'et Davis
Co. Boston both with and without Co rians koan Attach
rnenl may be found az the wareIooGss Of LINCOLN
THOMPSON, No al Broadway. Also, pianos from other
celebrated makers large assortment OF second hand Pi-
for sale cheap for CASH New aud seeondhsod nst-
meuts TO let LINCOLN L THOMPSON,
No. al Broad way
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01
NHE GRAMERCY HOUSE, CORNER of

VITO LET-A suite of Rooms, furnished
or pnfpmished suitable for business or single gentle
fntn. Inquire at No. l6l bowsry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01
NOR SALE OR TO LET.-A beauti-

= OIt D4t III N7IN T Y III It N "Nuu1I
Il ful Cottage Hudson, Columbia County. The
hOuse covt nrtly constructed IN complete order and
pleasantly heated The grounds tssisuy laid out
and contain abundance and variety Of coice fruit
beside fine subher AID plant, There also large kitchen
garden ard abundant supply Of water a the door IL 10
within five INMATES walk Of church, academy two
sc post office, sud the station Of the railroad by which
les than suTs distant from NewYork. There
asst daily communications railroad snd steamboat
vih Nrwi0k The location whlie possessing these adj
vartaee pecuiy healthy retired and pleasant and Is
believed there few places OF the kind more desirable
TEE poreriy will lie sod accommod ting tennis and for
A very low price. For terms &s. apply 10
JAMFS 5 SLIN1EP. No Wallet.
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WANTED to PURCHASE for CASH

wv A small place Of from 70 acres OF good Land,
zish comfortable House suitable for small family within
Is Or 50 miles OF this city on or near the Inc Of one OIL the
rssre "a address LOUIS, Box l. rs Post Once.
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Hlatbinfrp, &r.
NAY 4 McMULLEN'S PATENT

nAY Il McMULLEN'S PATENT
IHOSE.-The trisl made Of this incompatible Water
Hose for years past has fully demonstrated It's SUPERIOR
~ Orders from Railroads factories Water Companies a1t
Cths solicited Every piece warranted to give atsfactoa
~ the pstentee and manufacturer The following 81
the many certificates and published to show the estimation
fcm actual
JERSEY CITY, Dec II, 1881
Horace n. DAY, No IS Courtlandtst, N. f.-DedY Sir
pleasure In stating you In answer 20 youI 10
,uy regard the India Rubber Hose furnished by yos
for the NewJersey Railroad snd Transportation Company
chat have found II OF the very best description ana g
much better purpose than either leather canvas IL
10 not only durable but In the end the most economical
We rubber hose OF our locomotives thsi
pu chased Of you two years which has been m on
and is still good ever, and nave found you
Sourpy 20 stand pressure OF 80 lbs to the square inch
Yours very respectfully, JAMES MCFARLAND,
superintendent Motive Power for N J. r. r Trans c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01
HTANTED-For a permanency, from

w Let Sept in the vicinity OF UniOns9asre BY Lady
and Gentleman without children small blouse OF sue
Unfnmshea Apaitms consisting Of two Rooms win oaa-
inx dooss BEDROOM Kitchen and Servants Room ANY pr
vss family wishing les OF portion Of their hoas would
references win b. gwen aud required address CoSMOPo-
LITE, Trbane ofhee.
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r & C. FISCHER, tlate Num-. &

~ Fscker) mAnuf-cs5gy and wGreroou, No 10 6resa
wich-s, corner Of Deyst Psno-Fortes warranted ~tA
reverse bridge and pstent tahe well calculated kesoes
10 tune Pisno Fortes tuned repaired and exchanged
n R-Al-o Eolisu Piano-F0rte- for sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01

LNOK SALE-1wO large Factories and
\ about six Of Land in Ninth Ward Brooklyn,
Bedford depot l. l. Railroad The buildings are each 100
by 81 feet wide with two smaller buildings For further
particulars apply 10 sPARKMAN KELSEY, No. $50
Nilhnm-et. n Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01
NOR SALE. or would be exchanged, in

LOR SALE, or would be exchanged, in
IL whole part for city property ELEGANT Country Seat
within u miles Of New York comprising altogether about 50
acres Of land This situation high and healthy and the
prospect The house large and costly and
every way suitable for the occupation OF gentleman Of
fortune The grounds handsomely lad out and
covered with every of fruit and forest trees and
interseced by Eavelled caTiase-wsys paved walks
hedgerows and abOs covered abundsnt with choice and
stable cehouse house barn and s other bulldogs for
such establishment No pains has been spared
upon the place 1t accessible by railroad ann steamboat
about twenty times day ioum New-York Applyto
ID. SHEPHERD, No. ID Wallst.
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CCHOOL for ORPHAN BOYS. Kent,

- Coun.-Nuribsr limited to eight None received over
ten wears of age Fer further particulars references and
terms address the Principal, ASHBEL FULLER, Kent
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE.

Y -Un INC % ~ NJ L-iII.lH h9la bTJJkIyH, JlsI
outside the city line Is Of Land aBd large frame
House IA 90 filed in with brick This property affords
most delightful and beautiful residence and
time ofers very unusual inducements for speculation
new avenue 70 be oseued by property ownerA
frontage OF half mile. with uniform d-ph of 40
feet thus enabling purchaser = sell IL Of in small psrc-is
for which there is ard i0oreesng demand this
most delightful locality. which II IS believed V surpass
auy other in the vicinity Of NewYork for the rapidly o.
lis Improvement IN the next few Yeas Apply "
BENEDICT. No 3 Wgllst. to OVfSdrON BROTH.
Fps No 2lg FultLL. 81 pre0klya.
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HlO GENT EMEN. mot to Children,


i Tor 20 the Million )-PENMANSHIP, cur" nte Gala
mo- eniemen whose handwriting Is imperfect, and who
NAV desire 10 become penmen, respectfully
informed that the undersigned has recertv Invented and
now offers 70 the writing public system Of instruction and
Of practice by which every pupil must neceHTEg az
ure perfectly free and mastery comma I'D OF the pen, and
he ability combine al the correctness and beauty Of
craving " IN the greatest possible rapdity.
ten possesses what IS called nAtu
raj talent for writing and would become superior penman
under system OF instruction which would prove OF no es
sential service the remaining nine The system now
offered require special capabty the part
Of the pupil and gentlemen most remarkable for deficiency
in tie faculty imitation who have been most inferior
permen even the Of fifty may nay, must bv going
faithfully through this process acquire sail 10y
none but the most accomplished writer's Another pecu
arity OF this s thst gentlemen who BY its means
acquired the desired ability entirely neglect their
writing Tor years and yet in weeks time recover, with
out the AID Of master 81, their former sk and Will also
he perfectly capable II npaTting their SAIL 10 others
The time required 10 r. give the entire coarse depends
solely the psp and may, At his option, occupy three
weeks three months.
Tie undersigned forming private class OF Gentle
men (not chden at his residence and respectfully invites
parties disposed avail themselves Of bis services 10 ca on
him any dAy between and 9 o'-ock A D. or between
and 10 O'clock NJ when al necessary information will be
FRANKLY gwen. W. 5 MACLAURlN, No 80 Irving place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01

AT PRIVATE SALE-Fourteen de-
srable Building Lots situated and next the south
west corner Of 6tav and 9ths, four Of the 'front.'
ing on the and the street The lots each
m size Fer proe terms and ther particulars spply to
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auetioneer, No Broadst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01
VAUTION--PATENT RESIN UIL

~ To prevent imposition end serious secs 80. ~
give notice that the only place where N, s,scsn'
OIL en- be bought in New-York 10 at the 3 W.
Btors, No. ~ Broadway We sell IL TO 90 - u
To prevent mistakes keep other aTues. - 81 u
scel smoke explosOp and costs bat ash - - n
70. steady beautiful brilliant light Seal a. sssf
city free Of expense Tuoes 6tteo TO oil, sns snaSI
slxpence 30 burn this oil RESIN OiL ~, 100
H. PIRaEsTIER General Agent NO ~
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, EDGE

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, EDGE
TOOLS Gc-CHARLES g. LITTLE,
Nos & AND 81 RULTos-sr, OPPOSITE THE UNITED srArss
HOTEL, NEw-Yokx.
IMPORTER AND GENERAL DEALERin English, Ger
man ard American Hardware, Cutlery Edge-TooL &e,
spectfuliy invites the attention Of Country Merchants
Mechanics and others making their Spring and Summer pur
shases 70 ais extensive assortment comprising
thing In the line and which and supplies
being sided al Of which offered the lowas pses ~
cash approved credit:
Cut and Wrought Nails, Locn, Lstches
Knives and Forks Pen and Pocket Knives.
Razors, Scissors and Shears, IN great varsity
shoves Spades Hoes FORKS, 5cythes and snatha Rises
CoopeTs Tools 10 great variety, Of the most celebrated
Manufacturer Alberson, Conger, Horton, Bssoa ssi
others
House and ship-Csrpenters Toob, BlsnkEmths focla
House and Ship Builders Hardware.
Iron. Bras, Copper, Steel and Lssd Wire.
knles's Pump A1sen and Rimmen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01
piano-fortes.
= Nh. BARMORE offer at their Man

W. uiseory and WsrcTnom No. SO Bleeckerst. corner
OF Charles ST, assOrme Of elegant PIANO-FORTES,
with the metallic sns ard reverse bridge and all other
modern improvements.
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HIRED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Il 4 MORE HIRlNG-You buy Tiano- Forte, Of
any make you please and pay small monthly instaImeuis
Go and get Prospectus Of the Second PanOForte Ao
citation 70 be hsd gratis 81 the Office the bookstore Of
A9lisnee, Sherman Co. No. Astor HOuse.
A. H. JOCELYN Treasurer.
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L'OR SALE in FLATBUSH, four and

Oh GALE III LA DOCIl, iOui uuu
half miles from Fulton Ferry, TWO adjoining LOTS
OF LAND Csrsscnsy each 80 a. front and rear and 20
a. deep containing together about two One OF these
Lots has been laid out preparatory 10 building with stoned
mscadkm1ed walks and planted with 80 10 30 shade and
Fruit Trees comprising peaches apples pears cherries To-
And also has large strawberry d Tsspberies currant 5c
well and pump, cross fences sssh side. The
other Is seeded down with Clover.
The beauty Of Fistbssh it OF access stages pasins 70
It from Fulton Ferry times daily render this do
rabe property to any doing business IN the city and
wishing TO enjoy the benefits Of the country Prce " IN
oneha cash and one-half bond and mortgage II desired
Apply To ENGLEBERT LOTT, AuctoneeI, Fulton-st,
BROOKLYN. or TO ANTHONY Lane. No. S. Wast., ". Y.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE-Tbe nm

dersignsd wishesto dispose OF his place Coopers
toVT on the banks Of the O;s-go Lake. Tie situation
romantic and healthy, the House very good aud admirably
calculated for Of business The farm
80 OF 20 acres in ish Cultivation Price s. so Address
+. L. DANlELL, Coopersto an, Otses9 co.
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Ronses Wanis6.
TyARM WANTED.-A small Farm, OF

Country Seat near this city, in exchange for good I'M
moved property in BrooAiyn Address, postpaid l. NJ
R,x al Ps,ofce with full particulars IS TO price oea
ton Suildisss &C. &c One already stocked and near
.fysam ~ wafer preferred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01

LNOR SALE.-A lot on the north side of
Il l2h-st between Cd and davs D feet wide by lO3 feet
inches in depth IL is located in good nsghborhood and
will be Id for much ess than any lot IN tbs vicinity
Apply TO ID 7. MACFARLAN, Agent No 81 Sd sv, from
the . AM, and 3 10 VPM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01
CREAT BARGAINS in FEATHER
CPRING MATTRESSES, from S =

~ $2 Iron Bedstesds, Iron Furniture for Cottages ~
country seats hotels sc Fancy snd Gothic ReeeStv.
Chairs, &C. for worked covers, Lounges and COuches
SIS Broadway above Sprngst side the cheapes ass
in the city. AL kinds Of furniture neatly repaired van
shed. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01

VNTANTED-Am moderate sized House,
" in healthy, desirable ueghhohood; no objection
"a he sourry1 Tor first class French Ladies boarans ana
D,S School 10 he conducted s popular Partisan Professor
war. exrence in the United States ian Episco-
.sn and an English Lady from London French scholar
and srccesul Teacher Of Music IN Nswlors tan Ep,sco
palisn Methedst) Address LONDONEk broadway tos''
Office Application for pupils invited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01
NTEW and SECONDHAND PIANO.

IN FORTES-We have now On hand large Assortment
OF new and secondh Pianos fe sale and 70 hire Paos
frcrn SO 70 $50 For hire from - . SO PEI month No
so RrracwaY. NeR-York. sAFFORD BkOTHEk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01

GRACIOUS STORE, No. 81 WAR
~ REN-ST- to LET-Suitable for Auction, Commis
son Furniture Upholstery any other business having
half the vault in connection with IT, Rent SOM For the
key the premises apply in he basement aud for terms
call before at O'clock at the northwest corner Of 9TH
sy ana 22d-st II. BERGH.
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PATENT STARCE
& AN

ID EEARS celebrated Philadelphia Backing wbieAs
seived the latest premium at the Fair warranted ps
10 any other In use for sale BY the gross es qlnr
very low prices for Cash Country merchants e has. -
ordsr supplied above, and delivered board ire
ase For sale BY ELLSWORTH 4 co, No. I0i MunsIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01
DIANO. FORTE WAREROOMS, No

u S. Broadway one door above Ihpnpson - 'Ho1
Persons about purchasing Pianos invited 70 call 81 the
WArerooms Of BENNETT & co, where taey will find
an assortment of Rosewood Pia0oForte Of modern style
Every INSTRUMENT ,rrantsd for two wears Should doabts
be entertained quality the men may be deferred
until such doubts are removed Old Pianos received IN part
payment New and second band Pianos 20 Let
Mandatory, Nos Sli, SIS and SIS Rivngon-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01
NOR SALE-A small, desirable Farm,
nor SALE-A beautiful Country Resi-.

Il denee, with two Of land well stocked with
great variety OF choice Fruit shade and shuooay tu
sted In the village o. South Norwalk Conn within eight
minutes walk OF the and New. Haven Railroad Depot
Churches and schools also In the Wei lity THIS RAJ
chance TO any one desiring summer retreat Pnee
Of NewloIk. Ma s. OF Of u X. NASH on The preLnses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01
NOR SALE-YorkyilIe Lots. 82d and

e4h-sts, corner ih-ay. Also 4thsv and each
street Also four ef Some of the best IN The place
good soil; 10 rock. Terms sasy. Applyto
IA GUI0N. No. Nassau s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01

Il sh-s. Lot IS BY about IS FEET House Is By a. four
stories and under cellar Croton throughout drain
from yard to sewer n the street The House is new and
rents at Ssss and will b sold for s. 800 For further par
teulars. apply to L II. BROWN, No. Il wals,, from
to2P. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01

LNOR SALE-A few small Cottages. on
Lots Is BY O7 'es the rslrOai and stage routes
Brooklyn about 81 miles from the ferry The houses are
new, have fouE rooms and cellar aud garden N front Pnce
$50 Terms very easy. Apply TO JACOB PECARE- NO
les HesteT-st.