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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-13
REAL ESTATE for SALE

The subscriber will offer for sale by Auction at =
Orange Hotel, In the Village Of Newburgh, on WEpNH
DAY. the 9TH day Of January next at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
entire Real Estate of the late Samuel ketcham, deees
consisting Of the following Farms and Lots Of Land va
The Farm which the deceased resided containing 49,
90 acres of excellent land -
The Farm known as the Seaman Farm, containing
Of Land;
lot of Meadow Land containing l2acres;
lot OF Land known the Weather Walks lot, contssS
81 acres; -
A Wood Lot known the Taylor lot, containing ssoa
acres;
House and Lot containing acres;
Lot containing half an acre. -
Said Farms and Lots OF Land situated In the Iess
Cornwall Orange County the road leading from s s~
to Canterbury, about five miles from Cornwall bcs
miles from Newburah, and two miles from ne
burgh Bransh Railroad Orr's Mill SAID Fsfms ~ -
good of cnrlivation-are suitably proporf'oe
Plough, Meadow and Timber Land. There are On 80
said Farms large and convenient Dwellings and son -
with Cellars and Stabling under the same, and ~
necessary Out-budings ia good repair. Apple oressj
various other Fruit Trees. Said Farms arc wse~ -
neyer-faing running through them. and W y
adapted to Farming and Dairy purposes Inc -
jUinng and lying in the immediate -sghborhood IT,
10 made for the purpose Of closing up said Estate
made easy. Title ndisputable. NO
~ For further particulars INQUIRE q D; W b.s ~
bnrgh; VIM. Morrison, Canterbury; Y. D. Ms~sa - -
Hurley Ulster Co.; r. N Green, on the preml@'
subscrber in the town OF New-Windsor. -
T. J. FULTON, Attorney Tor os---
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PATENT SAFETY LAMP

NEWELL's PATENT SAFETY LAMP
IN ard LAMP-FEEDER-A article warranted to
ali accidents from the of Burning Fluid Cam
phene and other explosive compounds used for the pro-
ducon Of light
This invention is applied to Silver Brass Britannia Glass
ard other styles of LAMP and LAMPFEEDERS.
The attention OF the public particularly called 10 the
application OF this protection in Solar, Camphene Lamps,
Lanterns sc.
For sale Wholesale and retail, by NEWELL CO.. sole
manufacturers No. Winterst., Boston, and New York
by @. w. HcCREADY, No, 4B Broadway. Also, Burning
Fluid, Camphene Resin, OIL, &c.
The following certificate is sufficient guarantee of the
entire safety and efficiency Of the Safety Lamp and Feeder
CERTIFICATE
NEW YORK, Oct II, 1852
We have examined the Patent Safety Lamp and Lamp
Feeder OF Mr. John Newell of Boston and fully
WINGED from the experiments have made with them.
that he has obtained the desdeatum of preventing
the risk Of explosive action IN the OF burning fluids in
Lamps and Feeders
In this respect entirely in the opinion of Prof
Sillman and Drs. Hayes and Jackson.
JOHN TORREY, Prof Of Chemistry
WIN. H. ELLET. Prot OF Chemistry.
All orders for Lamps Fluid promptly attended to.
Solar and other Lamps be altered and have the safety
attached.
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SPLENDID CABINET FURNITURE
~ BRUNER K MOORE respectfully inform the public
spacious Warehouse, Nos IS and n Kingst Hudson
with stock of rich and elegant rosewood black walnut
and mahogany Furniture in suites made the premises
and warranted TO stand furnace heat Having extensive
mandatory and large warehouse they keep complete
assortment and sell wholesale retail very low prices
They also continue to keep wellselected
their old stend, No. ia Fulton-st, near Broadway.
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MACHINE for TUNNELING

TALBOTTs MACHINE for TUNNELING
Il MOUNTAINS and WILSON'S MACHINE for CUT
TING STONE-The undersigned offers for sale these two
great inventions for France The principle of the
chimes the same the form Of each being adapted the
work required be done That for cutting stone may be
At the establishment OF the Empire Dressing
Company foot OF 2sthst East River in this city; and
model OF the Tunnelng Machine be the Office of
the during business hours American engineers
who have examined tins machine express entire confidence
in ia for unneng the Of France for rail-
roeds and other purposes They will be sold together sep
arstely Is NAV be desired.
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MilIinerr

ITO THE LADIES-Our FAN style of La
Il Dies Misses and Childrens DrAb and Black Felt Black
and Drab Beaver Bonnets with beautiful Beaver Riding
Hat for Ladies and Mses msde from the best stock in
market Also large and handsome Of plain
styles Of Drab and Silver Felt Black and Db Beaver Hs
and Flsa for Boys Mics and Childrm, 4 kONARQUED
eli establishment, No. 9s BowsU.
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WIGS and TOUPEES.-Merchants citi.
w and Strangers requiring very superior Wiz or
Toupee should fail 70 call and examine the beautiful
assortment at the celebrated Wig Factory Of MEDHURSr
4 HEARD. No. n Madsn-lane. where they have the
largest cheapest and beat stock Of Ornamental Hair every
description made of the beet materials and warranted
perfect 81 and shrink change color Also be had
the beet Hair Dye Private for using the Dye AID Ct
f,pr Xtgs Cur this out
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IHOR SALE-A frst-class FARM, highly i'm
NOR SALE-A noble truck Farm of lO7
nor sAIEIIn the town of Rye. Westches.

LNOR SALE-In the tOWn OF hyt, WtstCHeh-
ter county the residence Of the late Joseph Parker
consisting of 81 acres of land Situated thereon house
nearly and in rstrate order OF the following dlnen
ont also large and csnmedous barn and other outbuid
ncs There are variety of fruit trees on the premises
The bouse stands on high ground commanding extensive
view Of Long Island Sound and the surrounding country
Adjoining the premises about six acres Of frsate
land running through to Long Island Sound with or
cbsrd thereon which he purchased desired Distance
rom RYE Station, New-York and New-fiaven RAILROAD
about two miles For further particulars apply to Mrs
ELIZABETH PARKER on the premises.
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER, Aucticneer.
Light BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LNES
A. NJ MrswiS, Auc.ionecr.
NGS BROTHER A.

IL on S9th-si the Stiav in the City Of New.fok
on WEDNESDAY, Dec. Is 1852 at II O'Clock the Nsr.
chants Exchange, the following very desrsble property
viz:
On S9thst-Fye choice building lots situated The sosS
SIDE Of S9hst between the 9TH and Sthavs com mes<na
SAG feet from the Sth-av.
Also three desirable lots on the soath side Of setht -
tween the avenues and commencing 81 feet inAs,
east Of the above described lots.
The above lots are each % feet inches front and nearly
feet inches hall the block depth and besaaiv
s uaied for immediate improvement being the sh.,
Railroad they admirably adapted or sentee residences
for those doing bus the lower part OF the city
Sixty per c. ut Of the purchase on hol
and mortgage For maps bng the above property and
further particulars apply TO the auconeer, No Brosd
(2l65)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-13
THE AVERY SEWING MACHINE CO.

Il Having contaminated their manufacturing arrange
men,s Will in few day be prepared Ill orders already On
hand together With supply for s4les After December
the Office for exhibiting and for general transaction of the
business Of the Company viii be at No Isl Broadway cor
MIrrayst Second floor, where the public invited to
call and see Sewing Machine for SIS that will do al kinds
OF work from the cambria to the coarses. baSrng
and although every other stitch should Be cut will not
mp nor unrsyel. MI. CHAS. NETTLETON No 81 Wall.
st. viii attend TO the business Of the Co. and give expaa-
lions touching the merits and utility OF this truly wondr
of the age. Price only $s5
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Golioap {)ressnts.

CAKES for the HOLIDAYS.-Mrs. WOUD,
~ No ss7 Grands; would respectfully inform her Trends
ard TIE public that she is pm parsd % supply them WIN
Pound CTon Almond Currani RAisin Washington, Lady,
Sponge. md al fancy articles in the line.
Cakes cart fully Iced aad Ornamented
Orders FOR Holiday, Wedding and other Parties punctuai
IL attended to- and sent to any part Of the city Iee
Holiday Goods-Inda Rubber.
nOLLS! DOLLS, DOLLS, BALLS.
~ BALLS! BALLS made only BY New-York Rubber
Company, consisting Of a great variety OF
INDIA RUBBER DOLL HEADS OF all sizes and OF
Arabas0ue Psrlor Balls all will not break glass
Fancy color Balls all sizes will not break glass
Landscape Balls all sizes bright colors); VIII not break
glass.
These Balls excepting the Bat Ba new and besntt-
m sce intended Paslor and indoor play and no par
or should he without them exercises and health IN winr
are desnhe Sold retail by the Toy dealers generally ny
the dozen all the Rubber stores and wholesale 10y
and by the case only the depot of the company No
IS Maiden-lsne (up stairsl.
GOLD PENCILS and PEN CASES Of the
Omost desirable patterns also Gold Pens and Silver
Cases from the different Manufacturers the Patent
Reservoir Pen. Constantly on hand wen eiec;ed Asor'
-'' Stationer. No. is Nasssu-st
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS for PRES
wi FNTS-The subscriber would call attention 10 his
verv large Stock suitable for Holiday Presents consisting
of Music Boxes rosewood and PLAIN cases with Iaooa-
ne Piano Forte and cymba attachments Guitars IN every
s.ve of finish elegant Accordons and Flutnas Pario Or
cans yiolins Flutes Flsgeoets, Drums &c. &c.
EDWARL BACK, No. 81 Fulton-st
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Hlaebinerp, &r.

ROILERS!-ThreeM Marine Drop Flue Boil
- ers nearly new be sold either sngy or together on
reasonable terms. CHAS. w. COPELAND, Consulting
Engineer, No. &c Broadway.
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DAINTING and DRAWING.-Mne BOT

l. TENTINT, from Paris having considerable expert
ence in teaching has commenced OF instruction in
those branches for young ladies' She than
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS. from 10 10
II occch, at her residence No. $50 Honson-st,
of Crosby-st.
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS to PURCHASE

" LOTS in the NEW VILLAGE of CLARENCE
VILE L. $50 great has been the demand for lots IN this
beautiful village, that although has only been IN opera
tion for little month yet over onethrd OF the
have been already Sold and the coming spring
shall Open there will be upward OF hundred buildings
in the course erection There but few villages al the
present that offer many advantages The easy acces
TO the city by the Long Island Railroad from Brooklyn and
the stages Wisnsburgh make desirable place OF
residence those wishing TO live out oown and At the same
do business the city We would advise all VINO wish
home by only paying from - TO - per month
10 call Immediately and purchase OF the office OF d. T.
MACFARLAN, General Agent, No. Nassau-st, from 10
A. NJ to PM
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Confectionery for the Holidays
THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY

Confectionery for the Holidays.
TTHE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
informs his friends that he has prepared few tuns OF
Confectionery adapted the present season enbracns
Or AT variety of reshmanufac;ued and choice articles,
which he offers wholesale retail at the lowest prices
Come. them and bring your girls and boys
To view my splendid sugar toys:
I've Knights and DANES in rich attire,
Mounted on cou sers full OF fire
I've SWANS and dsmsels riding Jacss
With sacks of flour upon their backs;
Napoleon too, and famed Kessuth
Plnms apples. pears. and other fruit
Currants strawberries, and grapes,
Cats dogs aud squirrels hons, apes,
And courters gay renowned Tom Thumbs
And fancy boxes filled with plums;
Notices with many varied rhymes
I've eteyy thing to suit the times
Come then my friends, and take speep
You'll find nv wares both good and cheap
@. HODGKINS Contectioner
No 154 Greenwichst, between Courtandt ana Liberty;
NB-A full supply OF Broken Candies may Dc expected
throughout the Holidays.
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TOR SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY

III
IL PROPFRTY-A first class FARM highly improved of
100 acres ia Westcheser County II miles from the HUDSON
River Depot at sing Sing Said Farm produces fifteen hun
dred dollars worth Of hay annually besides great aoand
Steck and Farming Utensils also for sale The lowest pce
for the Farm is Eighteen Thousand Dollars Inquire OF
GEORGE McCORD No. IS Wlliam-st, and SAMUEL
EDDY No. 63 Wall-st.
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FARM for sALE.-The un

VALUABLE FARM tor SALE.-lhe I'M
dersigned offer for sale their farm situated in the town
OF Warwick containing l54 OF land IN good stats o
cultivation 1t is suitably divided into pow meadow, and
twelve OF excellent timber land orchard OF various
kinds Of grated fruit of excellent quality IL has on
large and convenient dwelling house nearly new, with use,
l and all buildings The fences IN good
iepair The waiered throughout by springs and
failing streams and well Of pure and exhaustless
wnter ne the door.
The premises are well adapted TO the Dairy business and
the location possesses superior advantages being within
mile OF the village of Florida where located Mechanc
Mk the & Seward Institute, and three churches and
SIX rnes the Dep6ts OF Goshen and Chester the NJ
Y and Enc Railroad and on the route Of daily mail and
stage. - -. .
For particulars apply to ALFRED POST ESD Cashier
OF the Highland Bank Newbursh or 20 the on
the premises JAMES L. X J. POST
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HENRY Ii. LEEDS, Auctioaeer, will cell

HENRY H. LEEDS, Auctioaeer, will cell
L at Auction on TUESDAY. Dec. IL at 10 o'cleck
Household Furniture. superb Paintings, works OF Art he
the property OF ROCCO MARTuSCELLl. ESQ, Charged
Afaires from Naples, ito be sold without ressrve biz
resdence, No. o. West 18th st.
superb sale of Paintings of the most exquisite order;
Paintings Ivory Works Of Art Curiostes and oh-s
Rarities, collected by the above gentleman sensrl
assortment Household Furniture large Chinese vss;
Antique Vase
One splendid upright Rosewood Piano. ortc.
Also eco bottles Italian Vine imported expressly a be
own
Also Kitchen Furniture OF Copper. Can be examined
one day before the alc with tickets 70 be obtained
store No 8 Wall-st.
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L,OR SALE-The undivided one-half interest
IL in 50 scres of land. within miles Of New-York.
T. J. FONDA, Sd floor, No. q Nassau 81.
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DRINTING PRESSES for SALE.-One
i doube-cylinder large size in good order Hoes make,
with siT sprngs Also. q Fooscap Cylinder Hoes make
No Sprucest
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GutIerp amo 6ar6ware.

AUSTRALIA and CALICO A
n GOODS Merchants, Con panies and lndividuio ut
g. ,hcse markets can frd full and complete assort'
Of Miners Tools Picks Shoyel, Hardware. Cutlery
ES-s ToolS Firearms SC. &c az the old stand Of
CHARLES : LITTLE. Nos. 81 and 81 Faltonst
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r. w WEsrcorr, Auctioneer
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.-TIilS(A Mon
day) MORNING, icy o'clock. at No l+6 Greenwich.
ay Has been used but short time, ard comprises ele-
CANT vsrety of Bureaus Sofas Sole Bedsssd Mahogany
Walnut and Cottage Chains, Rockers Book Csses Bed.
steads Feather Beds Mattresses Paillasses Carpets Run
Dining Gard and Center Tables Chamber Furniture %
suite Minors Hall and Solar Lamps &c. This sale will b
found worthy the attention of housekeepers, all will e
peremptoriiy sold, r shine.
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ITO PRINTERS.-For sale cheap. one Adams.
Il old patent. POWER PRESS. in complete order ,uit
able for country Newspaper and book work
r. HOEkCo
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DHILOLOGY.-Dr. KRAITSIR will give

II Lesons on PhiloloEy At his Room No ls Stuyvesant
Institute, No. CSC Brosdwsy. on SATURDAY EVEN
INGS, at O'Clock. The frsf the ian inst Terms 50
certs per Lesson.
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THOSE who are DESTROYS of selecting hand
i some PRESENTS for the Holidays should examine
tho Porte Monnaes Card Cases Gold Pens Pencil and zen
Cases from the assortment hand by GEO: H. BELL
dealer in Foreign and Domestic Stationery No loS Mas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-13

NUTLER1, UC.-Sets OF IVUry anu Dcsstr.
NKuives and Forks and Knives only Teaireys Posned
Shoyes and Tongs Fire stands Se whoesse ana retail
by L. =. LILLE Nos % and 81 rul'o"S~
and Pocket Knives, Scls.
~ ors and R9zors suitable for Hardware ststioner aa
Eancv stores tine assortment for sale cheap TO casn and
shor; time buyers. by EDWARD DAVIS lmpSrtef'
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no PRINTERS and PUBLISHERS-For

4 s.le second hand single cylinder Napier PRINTING
MACHINE Hoes make bed x54 inside the bearrrx in
scod order Can be working daily from II 10 ~
Also, "a bs L. Primer l56 Ibs Bourxeoa 100 lbs Mimic,
q lot Of Job fonts, and pair cases
r. RICHARDS, No. lo7 Fulton-st NY
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MISS DwIGHT's SCHOOL of DESIGN,
VN1 No Soy Broadwsy-Where the beet instruction Will
be gwen in the arts Of Drawing and Painting Is for
term o. twsnY lessons rsymehn sdvanced-
with css for instruction the theory and
principles Of Art Is for the coarse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-13
DIANO-FORTES.-The finest assortment of
DANO-FORTE WAREROOMS, No. 36l

il Broadway one door above Thompsons saloon. Per.
sons about purchasing Pianos invited to call az the
of BENNETT 4 Co. where they will find an
assortment of rosewood Piano Fortes of modern style
Every instrument warranted for years Should douots
be entertained quality the payment may be deferred
until such doubts removed Old Pianos received IN part
payment for new onrs New and secondhand Pianos TO let
Mandatory Nos 81, SIS and 3l5 Rivingtonst
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E,ARM-Within ten miles of City Hall, in the

il village of jamaica fronting the msu street within
three minutes walk Of the station house OF The railroad
contains 50 good uit and buildings healthy and hne
views Fifteen acres Occupant eau be daily Ia
Newly oyk from in the morning till in the evening SIX
daily trains OF aud line of stases Time between New
York and this place. ~ minutes Streets through this farm
are laid out on the map of tho village but not opened.
large portion of the prcha can lie morssge at
6 per cent. Inquire Of ANTHONY j. BLEEChkE
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DEAL ESTATE-wanted to purchase a

III number of City Lots. eliUbly located for building
purposes Also to lease few dwelling Houses 70 suit app
cans Lots for sale prices from $50 upward and Money
10 loan upon bond and mortgage at No. l6 Waist
FRANCIS j. KENNEDY,
and Re al Estate Brok or.
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NINE NEW HOUSES in BROOKLYN

~ Three stories basement and yubcellars Hicks and
Carusfs for sale at great bargains, aud on easy terms
Inouire OF B. TREADWELL, Of Hicks and Carroll
SITS Brooklyn or Of BRONSON, KNAPP & Co, No ll6
Broadway NewYork Real Estate aud Property Brokers.
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1,oR SALE or EXCHANGE-A splendid

TOR SALE or EXCHANGE-A splendid
JIG Country Sest90 Of the fertile land in tae
world commodicus brick House and all the necessary ou
buildings beautiful garden, &c &C. in delightful .a
City OF Philsdcphis- Apply DR. Ten EYCK NO ''-
6th-sv.
EOR SALE-Two excellent brick Dwellings
Il pleasantly situated in the biage Of YorkvI,e On 49,
st. a0feet wet Of the 50 av- on fui io ~ b.s. mr.,
stories with cellars. built in modern style OF .n
terias ard finished in centeel manner, with marble
tels crates, Croton water, kc- intended e1pls.' '
an. prya:e residences For Particular appy op1s;,v
'"' McCoTTER. No. Izs Ful,On-st, Sun Buiidins
EARM FOR sALE-situated in the 5ne 'o oNs iSs
- isSins m New Rochelle, within halt mle o. "a.
Wsrlem Rsirosd consisting Of 10 aeres OF Lana hud;nss
and substantial For s psicuIs inquire he
sno tWo is. yt,vIPfHAEL MEKEEL, or OF J. NJ Shiih'
corner Of Center and Hester-sn.
T1ARM for SALE-One OF the best arms ms II, III
U.1o,d coruty Conn, for sale, or exchange l9i cy -
n s nerty Buildings Of the verJ best chsrscpo,;
Brooiy. and OF the choicest kinds The farm WI
produce yearly from s2coo TO souV' Inquire u - "
HAYDEN, No. 60 South-st, up stairs.
NOR SALE in ULSTER COUNTY,
Farm of 80 acres well suited TO rasns veselo .nj
- ar EXCELLENT markets There IL good orchard ana
& b;Idnr. on the premises Inquire corner OF Columbia
and Unon-sts, Brooklyn, in the drug store.
nor SALE-A first-class FARM, highly I'M
nroved Of 1854 acres at Harrison Purchase IN mes,
chester Co. ~ Y about three miles from the Haein
80 DsnSt At White Plains and about four miles ro the
Haven Railroad Depot at PoTtcheser OF ny else
house barns and other out ana
~ Of other fruit trees-layng suitable 10 DIVIDE IN Two OF
hree small farms having fine view OF the East ID
nast parts Of the Farm For particulars inquire OF
civ or Of j. B. SUTTON ITO Fulton-s., Brooklyn, LII
NOR SALE-A noble truck Farm OF LUZ
acre, well ws.ered and fenced, IS acres of wood,
niles from New Brunswick sold low 50 acres near Nor
rsown and 10 near Paned low 70, essn OF ea
Pow Lots In rlaiu6ed one and half hour from New
York BY railroad Call on 5. VAIL, Pacific Hotel, New
York Saturdays from 10 to 2 other days In Piainhed
New-Jersey.
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CURRENT HAND WRITING-Class

~ Rooms No. $7 Broadway; hours OF attendance, A.
NJ 10 p NJ, at the students enience ProsPectuses
post-free. Full particulars application.
The system devised by Mr. FOSTER simple practical
and effective and leeds with certainty to the attainment of
hand writing which the freedom legibty and
elegance combined.
The and Of M Poster teacher Of
ally isvorsb and k tesons
character whh calculated 10 much coaaieBoe
both HIS 10 have been highly approved Of By
pocn; judges 10 Europe a. well a. IN tbs couniry."
B.-fon Daily Advertiser
has concusVey demonstrated the
theory upon wh b., system based and have the test5ay
Who have hesn under hs that his method
tended ~h Improvement; ony the style OF but
ease and rsrsdty a-o LADIES' Msszzipe.
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EOR SALE-A conveniently finished Tene
rvspectabe easy Of access at all hours VIII be sold
terms to any person having small available fund In.
quire the Real Estate and House Agency Oce No ~!
<th-sv. J. \. WILLIAMS SUN.
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DIANO-FORTES, new and old, for sale or to
let n B-Lefsons given in Singing and Pianoforte,
as usual T. III. NASH No. $40 Broome-st.
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delightfully."- situated IN this beautiful and fast mproy
ing village on the 5h-ev between LIST and I'd sts ready
for immediate inprovement-sze 100 by los feet Price
sS5 cash Address W. Box No 81 Broadway Post Office.
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EREE EXCURSION-For SALE, at the
IL beautiful VILLAGE of JAMAICA, L. l. 90 choice
Building Lots within mnuteS walk Of the Depot IN
frrate Deshborhood and to Churches Schools
Academies lie. The Excursion will take place Tues
day, the lsh inst, starting 10 O'Clock A NJ, by L. l.
Railroad It the foot Of Atlantic Brooklyn returning
will leave Jamaics at 2 p. NJ.
For particulars and tickets call on 8. WILCOX
No. 50 John ct, NewYork.