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NOTICE.

TTNHERE will be meeting of the incoporators of the
L I" Raleigh Savings Institution held at the Odd
Fellows TALL Saturday night, the 9th instant, at
O'Clock. SEATON GALES,
G. B. ROOT,
w. r. SCOTT.
November 3d. 1852. At.
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Marine & Pocket Chronome.ers, Duplex and Ke-
peating Watches.
{By appointment 10 the Admirahy.y
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ST. mARY's SCHOOL.

RALEIGH, N. u.
>R>HE 2Ist term of this School will commence on ihs
9Th of January 1858. The expense OF the board Oh
pupil with tuition English, French and Musie' Is
81 25 90 for a term of months. a.
For circular containing tull iniormauo.n, 1PEiSS "
the Rector. ALbr'Hi 46,x
Nov. 20, 1852.
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Re The Lincolnton Republican publishes the
Correspondence between Messrs. Edney, Fagg and
others, and in SO doing connects William Lander,
Esq, of the Commoners from Lincoln, with
parties to this Correspondence. 1t is but just to
Mr.. Lander to state that he has had no connection
whatever with this Correspondence, and that he is
not responsible for it or amy portion of it, for
the action of any Of those who took part in it. 1t
is also due to Mr.. Lander to state that his votes
thus far during the session, have been Democratic
and that he has uniformly stood by his party Or
ganizatien and adhered to its measures, and we
have no doubt he will continue to do so.
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R@ Judge Dargan, of Alabama, has resigned
his place as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of that State
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Fancy Cloth Sack Frocks,

WE have just received this morning four dozen
w more of those handsome business Cloth Goats, O
all coors and sizes-madc up in usual good style
at HARDING's CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
November 24sh, 1859. A.
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THE ELECTION RETURNS.

The issue of the election was known on the morn
ing of the Sd instant and during thai day sufficient
returns were received from nearly all the States to
determine for whom they had cast their votes. But
even full official returns have been received only
from few States. AS they come to hand we shall
present the actual majorities given; and when the
tables are complete will publish them in detail.
Our readers will find below such results as have
reached us:
NORTH CAROLINA.
Pierce, ss,744
Scott, 39,O59
Pierce's majority, 6s6
81 Pennsylvania.
Pierce. 1879, 534
Scott, 179,743
Pierce's majority, 1921
Pierce, 44,3o1
Scott, 1851
Pierce's majority, $50
OHIO.
A teegraphic despatch from the office of the Sec
rotary of State of Ohio, received yesterday, informs
US that Perces official majority is sixteen thousand
six hundred and thirty-seven.
NEW YORK.
Full official returns Excepting New York city,
have been received. They give Pierce majority in
the State of sixteen thousand one hundred and sixty
eight votes. Adding his known majority in the city,
Q1.l79.) and his total majority is twenty seven
thousand three hundred and fory-seven.
Washington Union
In massachusetts SCOTS majority is 1850.
In Rhode Island Pierce's majority is LOO.
In Delaware Pierce's majority is 25.
In Vermont SCOTS majority is 9,129.
In Massachusetts, the Hale Electors received
28,o23 votes, and in Vermont s,621 votes. The
Webster Electors received 1870 votes in Massa-
chusetts.
In Georgia Pierce's majority over Scott is about
10000.
In Tennessee SCOTS majority is about 800.
Pierce's majority in Virginia is 1851.
Pierce's majority in Alabama is 11,e4s.
Texas and California, the only States not heard
from, are conceded to Pierce and King. This will
make the vote in the Electoral College stand AZ
for Scott and 254 for Pierce-giving the latter a
majority of PIP votes. The following table shows
the Electoral majorities from 1928 to 1852, in
elusive:
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Messrs. Drake s. Co., Havana.

4'rtUaI 0f the Empire City.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 22.-The steamer Empire
City, from Havana, arrived here this morning. having
left Havana on the 18th instant. The news of the
reception of the Crescent City, and the delermi-
nation of the Captain General not allow her to en-
ter the port again with Purser Smith on board, has
caused much excitement, aud disappointed general
expectation. The return of the Crescent City to
New Orleans, with the account of her visit to Hav-
ana. will be looked for with interest.
donbt hear, in few days, the result Of this high
handed action on the part of the Cuban authori-
ties.
Purser Smith has solemnly denied that he had
any thing to do with the late revolutionary move
ments in Cuba; but if he had not done SO, the
course of the Cuban authorities in the premises
would have been unjustifabe.
The country will await further intelligence from
Cuba with much anxiety.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. %. Flour is dull sales of 200
bbls. at SIS. Wheat has declined Red sells at LOG
to 108 cents; White unohaged; Corn Csc. -
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New York, Nov. %. Sales of $4,000 bbs.
Southern Flour at 81 "A 81 62. Wheat and Corn
are less active and less firm.
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w We have received Communication sign
ed A Democrat" and one signed Randolph"
on the subject of the Senatorship, which we must
decline to publish The authors of these conimu-
ncations will readily perceive and appreciate our
reasons for this course. .-.. .
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S,louv at .Snrncr,.

SnOev at Syracuse.
SYRACUSE, Nov. %. Snow fell here to-day in
abundance. and the ground is frozen such an ex-
tent shat the snow will not disappear very soon.
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EN- The Western (Charlotte) Democrat says !:
We learn from private source, that the Hon.
James @. Dobbin has received the caucus nomina-
ton for United States Senator MIR. Dobbin is
every way acceptable to the Democracy, and his
fine talents and brilliant oratory, will reflect credit
upon the State, and secure to himself reputation
and position in the Senate, unsurpassed by any
man of his age in the Union"
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S ALE OF LAN Nd.

November 18th. 1852.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26
EOR SALE-A House and Lot, with a

II valuable Bakery, No 6lS 4b-st. Aveaus C. The
proprietor intends settling farm Wishes dispos Of
NE above The stand exceed by few in the city, and
Heome q, ths whole viii satisfy any reasonable person
o oSSso house ~ feet deep and stories hish Fer psz-
neelars inquire the premises MICHAEL BECK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26
RESIDENCE FOR SALE

~ --Oa the sde Of ROcklsnd Lake, 50 miles from
NewYok the Huds River containing ~ acres Of land
IN heh state Of cultivation. with water front the
Lake Of nearly half mile The Dwelling House (which 10
OF TIE first elsss snds bat fsw BON the shore Of
che LAKE. 90 feet by 81 feet and three stories hight
with piazss fsons the Lake The Bsrn Sta
bles he are pealh pew the farm slsos Tenant House
Tor rSrdener Tbs land IL well socked with choice variety
of selected sit there extensive garden and hne
sneyafd Of grape vices The situation sver omane and
from business The premises will Be exchanged fg ely
property or property within miles distance fro the
city portion Of the purchase money may remain on bond
j. JOHNSON, No. sS5 Wsst-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26
NOR SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY

III LOTS-Two modern brown stone Houses, % test
ont) on 36tn Muir ay Hill, between 9Th aud 6th.av.
onto 18th st 9th Apply to X g. PIERCE
No i04 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26
DUHDING LOTS FOR SsO-in the

I'D beautiful Village Of Yonkers and two chances TO OBJ
ksin Dwelling HOUSES worth $0O esch without additional
soshree quarters OF hours ride by the Hudson. River
Railroad Only <Se Cash required For Maps and full par
rcalars apply to COMBs NlcoLAY. Auctioneers, No.
~ G1snoss nssr Bowery Once heup from A n. 10
-t0PM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26

Real GstaIe for Sale.

AT PRIVATE SALE-A beautiful
IN place containing about half Acne Of Ground 'itus-
t<d Oys,s hay L. only half mile from the Steamboa.
Landing Oh the premises there Is commodpu. t~os ~
Dwel ghome with kitche attached the vhOu containing
Ii finished Also stoehouse, we'll arranged
missbly calculated fu thriving (coonry business Ocatou
Their Is so barn and other out-buiigs This property
A. beautifully oosec aud suitable for large family boa d.
IN house Possession will be sdateiy IL
desc onehsf Of the purchss. money remain mort
gage For price aLn further particulars apply 10 ANTHONY
>. BILE ECKER, Auctoneer No. BrOad 1t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26
,,,,Mrp pPsJDENCE-wen Fur

,,.h@s with or without Coach house and staoins 70
eap % careful r,spo' ble ten ant Tho hOuss coz
ss,ns npe roms kitchen. aod under ella, on sne
ys, o.r there ere and elcsen closet, on sns
eopS floor sf min clesets and q" nc
A sod Garden shoupcinE with uits ard ho~era snd
.hsd.d Law leading down tre shore, NTH exe7Ii~nt
,..h wss,r R.t.ipR The seamboafs rhonS hnot add
Ed~in Lewis P, ca sp, Golden Gats fro foot Of
RohipsOns ske irps nsly la clos Ya',eakens ooowor
orl ~j,bp /, W minutes walh Of the h-use References
arr Indy permitted 70 hr Phyfe No. b7 Broadway 400
AZ, Bean M 81 Waterr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26
MOUNT HOPE vILLAGE.-There

lVl but few chances e Building Plots in
thu beautiful place where om 80 70 100 cent easily
b realized House and Plot $3.50 Plots with from u 70
IL civ f250 coss By the railroad hours rde from
City Hall Inquire of W. GRAY { w. R0NNEY, No. B
Tryon+sw, corner Chathsm$t. Upper MoFTisNnis- -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26
BUILDING LOTS at YoNKERS-For

Dsae. number OF Building Lots In the village If yopk.r
lying immediately the banks OF the Hudsn Ia the On al
beautiful part OF the whole vsso These Lots mos.
desirable Of any offered for sale and from their ncau
must ,spadly value WIN be cold low n spp-d
for nrpe map be seen sad terms made known
BY spplyns to COMBS NleOLAY, No. IA Gssnd-st..
near the Boweiy, NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26
yT,O LET-Lower part or second story

.,,S 4, tbis cir, corner Of 4t-av. and i3bs tsand
cenua a. 70 health pyosec &c SURPRISES country e.i
5epce Is att ntOn OF wtshn % i've
<uia Nv and in bestn -ishb,rhoud IL tn. cits 500
se strons tabcy Wagon, suitable tor an express
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26
Gntlerp, Garomare, &r,
CkATkS and FkNDEkS.-H. KEEL.

" LEYs Crate and Fender Mandatory, No SO
sroIn--st thres doors OF the Bower, sdoinins d.
Conr Church Builders Others who shout purchss
ins voud do well call BE- s confident that bis pstsrus
fnr variety and cbeapp-ss are upsurpssssd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26
IMPORTANT to TEACHERS and

IL 0THERS-A fine House and email fruit Farm ~
sale in New.Hsven Co Conn Railroad yish ever
comfort and facility inr Aourishng or
vsts residence Price $500 Par may on bond an
mortgage Apply to Z. WILCOX, U. 5. school Agency,
No. 80 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26
DAY a. McMULLEN'S PATENT

IL Wool, Flax and silk Machinery, manufactured by
arr, Curti' Co, Manchester imported TO order Pay
uept in NewYork Address tor prices &c. thsr author
lied sgents in the United States JAS COCKER co.
No 81 John-st, New-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26
OF SILVER ware
c,UPERIOR PLATED GOODS.-Tb,
Daintlne. 81.

. ~
ZINC PAlNTS-W Warranted pure.
~ The NEw.JERsES ZINC CO, Wsrhou,A No y
Iryst are rsr.d TO supply their Zinc Psins 81 the W
No White ground 10 oil, &c. per pound
No Wnite srs1Id In 0 ! &c. per pound
NJ. White, around ia vi, 7c per ,Oaod
Brown s-d sck, ground 10 a. SIC per pouna
Dry White Of Zinr, &C. per posLd
WAITE ZirC PAINT 10
After Thorough IN Europe and tins United So,
been found ~ etsn its eauty .sd pro e, We quail
tbsn suy other paint For VIII and 'riinsnej a
Tivaled: it Is fr'e from al isonOus pfoeeFti %
sDd dangerous 10 other pisment. will eetef-p rare
from 90 tO percent more space ,hsa ieid N Ips
Er- ncb ehespef 10 the AZ al nsaf
Will ret turD yeo even when exp sed % the ~ Iac
g.s-. 81 coal res the foul air OF snps ThsH Tsstr
around 10 ,srnsn produces the porce lain hnis1 '1
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC pAisIS 400
In hours form hrd and solid metallic ecsa
wood br iron and other metallic surfaces az A ,od
IL, 6rrpro.f or, p.rtiss TheF ar spssisy no
for marine 1rpo,es bsv pg be- found 10 res a.,.s
dog seton ri salt y alter, 80 d@srueas, 70 0-"N
Deale supplied on hLsg.l te, ms BY a., AZ nsxN
hlSNING sQUILR Assnta NO. :, ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COAL
m MFMRLRS of RUILDING ASSO-

CIATIONS-The advertiser has effected an arrange
mont bereby he can buy sell shares any Of the As-
citations N the city and will such or suns a.
are necessary the payment Of their dues advnce
money on shares Apply TO
N-0N0' - GEO e. ANDREWS, No. Al Brosdw.y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26
EOR SALE-AT A GREAT BAR.

GAIN $50 acres Of choice LAND within 90 miles of the
City About 90 under improvements the soil gravely
loan, under good cultivation, fine fruit houses
twosto and new, two good barns rsrae At the
eoSI and very heahhy Price S9' Apply to Wat
klNS HlNE, No. 453 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26
MAST MORRISANIA VILLAGE

About S6n Lots varying IN Hzo from al eighth OF an
scre 70 acres offered for the most avors
Die terms Ten per down. and balances on or before
March 1854 These lots occupy healthy and beautiful
location near In full Of the East Rver and In the
immediate vicinity OF the grounds and residences " several
Of the most wealthy and respectable citizens Of Westchee
County This village IL connected with the Harlem Rail
road by branch Railroad For maps and other information
apply TO d. X WINTON, No. Tryon-row near Harlem
Railroad Office opposts the CITY Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26
COUNTRY SEAT for SALE-A

NOU Mt K Y : ) ETA / Tor SALE-A
" RARE OPPORTUNITY-Situa 10 the delightful
and Hourisbng vlag. of JAMAICA, l. l., 10 miles rom
New York with about 10 of excellent and, Dcudas
beautiful H. koy grow. ia the five minutss ~ak
from the Railroad oep6t S5 eet front on the bro3tyn
and at the JUNCTION Of the Wiansburgh rnrn
pike On the prenIsss is large and commodious House
with two wings ali s~ary out buidngs about 4
Snince trses OF the choices. qualities As- the Farming
Gtepsia nearly new aud Stock the farm The Furniture
will he solo with the House If desired The cars STOP to
passenger, morning and evening Van Wyckas directly
10 front Of aud about Ito rods from the house Apply
HOMER MORGAN, No 1 Ptne-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26
\ SUPERIOR FARM FOR SALE, OF

IA EXCHANGE Ton CITY PROPERTY -Uf 90 acres
nnder high cultivation, half mile rom railroad II miles
fom NewYork five times day from this city On
che presnises twostory house barn and house
and cubudnss ali In good oroeI with orchard
fruit and with If through IL will
q sold low. Apply 70 J. PECARE, No. l6S Hesterst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26
COUNTRY RESIDENCEFOR SALE

N-At Norwak, Ct- on the line Of thr New fork ana
New Haven Railroad about hour ride from the CITY
The hous~ entirely new built modern stye WITH ee'en
finished rooms and about threequsrters OF acre OF lano
co.yeprp 20 the churches ard commanding fine vle~ OF
NI terms easy For further particulars address ALLEN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26
8rbDols.

A HOME in the COUNTRY tor BOYS
A-Within JIG miles Of Hartford with intellisen- ju
dicOus fir ano capable father Of family aud And aud
careful he h,r atten will be- pad tn the
moral ysCa aiming of only four boys dee tea years
OF age The advantages Of good gOvernm-nt proper diet
for rcse and amusoment the c0npaionshiP
and sympathy of supeu0rs home innences conversation
arc discourse Of general interest a. ,nn
aud other which be described III ad
vertisenent offered the Guardian The Buys
Eil be left in the COMPANY OF hireh al any
time natural fondress for children and ideas Of The ad
home eoucstt have hitherto imoeled me 10
educate boys and not being entirely depeaoent
upon exeons afford to take hers with them. for
s. per week with extra charges pit for phyicans
bills and clothing II satisfaction Unexpected that
lad will six mOuths-but viii not positively agree
make make OF boy even Ia double tha' tine
Preliminary inquiries may be addressed W. L., Box $40 Post
Office, Hartford, Conn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26
A t A BARGAIN-For sale, the House

IA and Lot No i6 Niua-place. near the Boston road
Mott Haven Tie LOTS 100 seet by 50 the house q font
by deep with cisten and house OOO nav retaain
on bond and mora see Apply on the premises ,r 10
JAMES TODD, No. 20 0reenwicsst h.s.nent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26
piano-fortes.

tlano-f prtes.
ID OSTO n PIANO. FORTES.-
~ largest assortment Of Pianos IN this city found
81 the waTeTuOuis Of GILBERT Co, No SIS BnIao-
way, corner Of Anthonyst, opposite Broadway BaRk and
TheaeT, and will be sold at barsaina They have
metallic frame and are warranted 70 stand any ;lim.ts
Dealers supplied very liberal terms Also, GIL8EKTS
Cottage BoudOr Pianos. convenient for smA rooms
for sale low, and warranted.
HORACE WATERS Sole Agent
SECONDHAND PIASOS-Twenty secondhand Pianos TO
rent cheap, TOR sale the following prices One f
one at So at Ss5 seO SlO one 81 IS
three at SIS two sS two 5 two SliO three $50;
hoian Piano, s22oi one 90, S240; Prince Co.'S Me-
odeons $50 one SIS, s6a SIS Boudor Piano
$3.50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26
musical.

M USlC.--A lady residing in the upper
lVl part of the city Noud be happy T. engage few re
pupils for the Panoforte very reasonable Call
OF address Mrs. W, go West 3Oth-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26
COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE

" On the line Of the Central Rslre6 OF New-JersoS,
hours nde frou this city wo story attic oas
WITH sips and half al acre Of land egfby sd beautifully
Itnsted few rods om lie The house entire
y new finished Ia modern style and contains nue rooms
Gommuncaiio with the city several daily by rail-
road and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 40 per snpum Fof
further particulars apply 70 ,r AZ, .. o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26

NOR SALE-Fltry- eis ht acres OF and,
il three miles from Wilhsmshurgh, toward Newto IN,
suitable tor dividing into village lots VI miles distant from
mile from the plank road which stages -vers half
hour for cents On the premises there IL large house,
barn, &c Apply to WATkIN HIVE, south east corner
of Rrnadway and Gnsna st NewYork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26
BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL, for

RVHNDFNU dIIU DhI COtIVO u I"1
ID YourR Ladies', at Cambridge MssL-Ths Fall Term
OF Miss CATHARINE ID LYMAN'S School will dominance
tho FIST Monssy Of September. Circulars sent on spp
cation o the Principal.
Ref,rcnoe-Prpf Theophilus Persons Cambridge, Mass !;
Prof Joel Parker Cambridge, Mas Prof Charles Beck
Cambridge, lass Prof C. C Felton, Cambndgs Mas ;
Rev JDO Albo, Csmbndee Mas Rev. N Hopon, Cam
bridge, Mass G. B. Emerson, Esq, Boston, Charles c.
Little, Esq, Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26

DlANO-FORTES.-Perssns about our.
chasing Pianos viii ma their ADVANTAGE 90 call %
r Glenn Co.'S Mandatory No i9s Fulton-st (vuss Of
kroafwayl genera assortment Of mahogany and ro>s
scoi Pianos constantly hand which De sod low ~
esh or approved pspeg Deaen supplied on bsraI tsrus
GLENN Co No. isl Bultou-ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26
A It PRIVATE SALE-Tbe valuable

Ia property at northwest conner OF Bleacker and
reenes so feet BleecteI add 100 feet Greene ST.
together with the buildings the, Also valuable three
story brick building No hanOverst, nearly fronting tx
ehanseplsoe. Also the valuable thre. soTy mick House
with Stable on the northeast Of Blocker and
Lsnrens ss Lot IS by 0a feet deep rented TOR 100
is- pordon OF the purchase moaey may bond
apc mos,e.ee For full terms and psrtculas apply 70 b.
A CHIFFON, No. Wsllst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26

WIZARD SCHOOL No. 80, corner of
w n nh Moore and VaIick. sts, will be opened for
Instruction THURSDAY morning next July l. IL 1, hoped
that ell children intending school will DO
O'Clock in their dance that morning. the
clasts will then he formed The teachers will continue
daily Ion school days. the buidI that time to n-g
the Of any pupils presented Bv ord-r OF the
ard of School Officers, A. L. DE- CAMP, Sec'y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26
ESSEX SEMINARY L. LYON,

LNSSEX SEMINARY L. LYON,
IL AM T.. LYON, ND and Mrs M. C. LYON, Pnnct
pals Completeness VI boarding arrangements kind and Of
acient aud healthy location combine 70 render ths
Institution desirable resort for those seeking thorough and
accomplished education Pupils received at time la
location is the beautiful margin Of the Connecticut River
the seaboard and is easy Of by the NewYob
and Hartford daily steamboats, For health and recreation
the teachers and pupils furnished with elegant Carriages
add saddehorses well trained for young sdies nse Cco
lars can be had of WIN II. LYON CO. No. Dey-st- o.
BY addressing the Principals ct Esssx-fsseI Conn., April
4 1879
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26
NOR SALE In FLATBUSH, tour and

IL half miles from Fulton Ferry, TWO adjoining LOTT
Of LAND Clsrksonav each 5o r. front and rear, and 2
r. deep containing together about One Of these
Lots has been laid out preparatory building With stoned
nacsdamzed walks and planted with ia tn 2 shade ant
Fruit Trees comprising peaches apples pears cherries go
and also has large srswbyhed raspbeues ourrants 40;
Q we'll and pump crossfsncAs IN each side ~bs
other Il seeded down with Glover
The beauty Of Fstbush its OF stsges passing
II from Fulton Ferry times daily render this de
drabe property TO any doing business IN che city .ns
sshing 20 enjoy the benefits Of the country Price ~ 2n
one-haf cash and onehaf bond and mortgage desired
Apply To ENGLEBERT LOTT, AuctionseI Eulton-ss,
areoflyp NJ w ANTHONY LANE. No. IS Wslst, NJ 4,
OF A. O. WILCOX No Dol Enlion-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26
A RARE OPPORTUNITY.-For sale,

IA elegant City Country Residence In Newark, NJ
qfsated Newark Hghs the hesd of Naen.st having
commanding view OF Newark Newark say Staten lslaAd
end NewN ORA City The property consists of aonu
Of ,snd a an interest IN eegant private PARK IN front
The house Is new, With eleven ali finished 10 ele
giant modern style ~th every desirable convenience Cor
tpnteel residence Gothic be choice fruit sRd shade trees
ke For particulars inquire at No IS Bowery. New.
York OF the undersigned ,he premises Possession
given immediately II required. ISRAEL PERSON.