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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22
I OTIS in the CITY of BROOKLYN.

Il IN the sVh NUd and rtustsd the three priu.
eipal tbofOughsIos and business Of BROOKLYN viz
the Futopay, Auantiest Rsrcsd and the PLANK Road
This highly favorable location Of insure 70 the vsus
OF uew an increase beyond comparison great m.ny Of
the lots hsye been 'ed lately and s those rous OF pur
chasing with small cspits cheap finely situated homo
should on 90 account neglect 70 DO a. necessarily
Tie lots vii rise N proportion In provsmsus carried
on 81 the place The prices differ At present from g 10
s win the exception Of corner lots More than houses
800 owners q lots intend to build during this and ths so
psyen Since the mt on sepem the railroad cara ,too
there every morning 81 o'clock BY which al business men
can TIDE 10 the South Ferry in les, Than ten minute, Al
oeoek AM and AZ o'clcck Pm the train caves The
South Ferry for New. Broohyn ~
The map Ct New Bru0klyn can .lv,v, n. a., q, ,h.
bookstore Of Eydam Fredenthal No 81 Bovrrx =. 80
MI H. 2 ssekmAnn's No. IS yssey-st
FOR further particulars inquire at Mr ALEX EYDANs
Iana once 10 the kallrcad House New Bookyu ess Of
MN kADDE: No So Broadway NY JACOB II SACK.
Arch-st, PHILADELPHIA ''' ~
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WANTED to PURCHASE-About

w an hour. rds from the City By Railroad P'acs o.
non to0 acres Of GOOD Land with e0uinrtsoIe
- ,,Isin,s within few minutes wsk from the sisuOh
ASdre B. Box No. LILO. n. Y Posotee 'tAiins Ie' nA
location, lie
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MISUNDERSTANDING,

es biiek housss and Lots; are three ssories ex.lu
aNe OF easements and undsr eel. built In the IN ri
mannsi has eleven gas burners In each and
lesJ pine unoesi mast respectable location Sh bloct
~ GO SIP FeTy, minutes wAs from n. Bapt.t .nd
eaost SnuShi no inferior baildnrs can dlssurb ira
- tAs place Is ell built and occupied by sood u,-n
,r hoases a., iT superior 70 any offered for sas 10 he
term, easy Inquire Of NJ RFlTLY ,or,., ~ g. "a
sssa Ssso, opposite kssaosl6 Carve V - s-a
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DOARD-With a very pleasant iron
DOAKD WANrED-For Lady, in a
BOARD WANTED in BROOKLYN

Id BY Gentleman and his Wife, in a respectable pr
Vate family here boardors tsksn Terms must
moderate References exchanged. Address }. W. Box
723 Poet Office, ~. Y
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nAPID WRITING.-There are many
OTTTYVESANT SQUARE SCHOOL.

S-ar rYNGs SCHOOL, for BOYS Will 30 r.ope pence
A. No 81 East I6tht on MONDAY the otn OF sep.1noot
spy new ones who ma, propose ill the vacancies that may
axist-New. York Sept 5.
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6thools.

A s. VILLEPLAIT continues to give
~ instruction in the Frsre h language and hters'ns
,te rsssS.nce OF his pupa or Of bis own, No = "o~
Broadway.
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A T PRIVATE SALE.-The ,wo.s,crv

"A and attic brok front Hoss- and Lot No 81. Gr~-s
wiehst between sprins and Chsoa-sts the hcass h Is
By 40 feet, the let 10 50 feet feet 10 depth
Also the three-sory brck House and Lot No So W..h
tngton st. In Of the above house Is by 40 r..
In depth sze Of LOT IS feet depth with Crptou water IL
on bcod and For price and further partenl.
apply TO ANTHONY J gLEEckEs, Aussisass, NJ !
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n nj A>o' DdiChy ST.
u next door 70 the Aston House, variety Of o. and
octave rosewood Pisnofortea warranted 70 give stssc
sos IN every respect SALE for cash approved psser
Pianos on hire. JAMES THOaPSON
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HARLEM.-FOr Sale on l2jth-st.. be-
Il tween 5t and 6thavs and on Mount Morn. .qu.rs
three superior ~ lie COTTAGE frame Houses hed With orck
two stories ae ana bsse nen with marble mane. Cotton
whe BATH range, closet ~s.h bssin speaking
bella &c hJuses 5I3! beet plaza In font entirely nsw
and ready FOX occupation Lots BY lO) feet n inches
Apply to + h. BROWN, II Mall-st from 10 ? o'c ioc
z 81, h residence l25th-st b. ve.n I'm and On
avs, msninE and evening"
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DOARD.-A Lady and Gentleman may
ID have ple1aat font Room. on the third floor with
Bosrd a. The chg ly 10 stsd dwelling No 10 Wooss'ft-
en- CHANGED.
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MADAME GRAVIER.DESIAR-

MADAME G RAVIER-D ESJAR-
lV1 DlNS DANCING ACADEMY, No 81 Clinton.
paee-FAREWELL SEASON. Mime q intending 10 re-
turn 10 Europe takes this opportunity Cfexprsns her graft
tuce 20 her pupils and their families for the knd
patronage she has 81 long en yed Her classes will com
mcgee on SATURDAY. October In her elegant rooms
where private monthly Sorees Will b. given a. usual DAYS
and hours Nednesdays ard Saturdays al 81 for Mss.s
and Masters; Mondays and Thursdays at u p M for Ia
dies snd gentlemen Schools and private families attend ID
Brooklyn Classes for Young Ladies at Nh BERTEAUS
No ~ PienepoLtst
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Daneins 6rbools.
DODW ORTH'S DANCIN

u u IL w " II L II - DhNCiNO
~, ACADEMY, No so6 Broadway, next TO Grace
Church will open for the ensuing season, on WEONcs
DAY October e,at23P for LADIES' at 81 for Children
and at for Gentlemen For Terms &c see Gard n Terms
IL with feelings ~ than usus pride and satlsac
tcn that the commencement OF the Glasses Or
this Having removed 10 tho ne building. Just
expressly for this purpose oter for ths
o. my pupils the most 81 giant convenient and complete
estsbhhuent erected IN this ely the experience OF
many years enabling and provide for evey want
10 fullest IL Intention make this what
such an establishment should be- place for mental ADD
physical improvement bnscted with innocent and oene
fetal recreation sud It will be my particular TO make
everything couduce to the 'od department and general i'm
provement Of all who may be placed under my charge
The Glasses Tor Gentlemen will be ged entirely
system which will salty facilitate the and
add very much the convenience " the pupils sut too
much space be by descr hing the here
the published sreerred to furnishing deschpo
Of the method and It's ADVANTAGES
All the Dances OF Lhe present and former will
be INTRODUCED
Private for pupils Only SENT monthly.
The Academy remarkably fortunate being accessible
from sy all parts OF the CT by rarosd,
there less than thirteen lines which pass directly ia
mont Of the door within two three squa Of
ard nrAr gements have Aso been made from
East Broadway Madison St and that neigh borho)d directly
the Academy lhus atordins the patrons in that part
equal facilities with the other PORTIONS
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EvOR SALE-An elegant free ston,
SALE-HOUSE and LOT, Nos.

IL I2o aud ~ Lewi.st and No D Broome st. Lot D By
100 Good properly for improvement AlsO, two three
vacant Lots q by loo IDquire Of L. FALCONER, No .
kfAnsi st, Grand-st, r. X
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INSTITUTE.-In this
no GENTLEMEN of NEGLECTED

,ac schooI Ii desirous Of king into her 'aniIy
r or tbr,e Miss. from to years old Sosd, Washug
and Tuition emhraciog she English brsnche, Music snd
900 wear References Of the highest respect
.hv siven Extensive grounds within ten minutes walk
Of srly 20 IN. city Full prtculars will be given BY I'D
dr.sxi.s PARENTS Box ,73l Post-Otise.
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sTHE FARMERS LIFE Is THE

=, Il LIFE FOR hE."-So sung the poet and 20 sinss
ne man a. the Farm Agency. No IS Wall st. whsre an ..
srtent OF the greatest variety constantly on hand VAL
Ing for purchasers y y nITEs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22

DOAkD.-Genilrmen and their Wives,
Id and (. W single Ges temen, may fod pleasant rooms
viii Bouo by applying at No II Leroy place Bleecse'n
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ACADEMY.-Signor A

nANClNG ACADEMY.-Signor A.
~ GHERAkDI, assisted by Madame GHERARDI re-
spectuly beRs 70 inform his and the )c
Dancing Academy No 81 Broadway will b. opsnsd for tho
RECEPTION OF pupils on Satu day. Oct 10 Days Of tuition
youpg ladies' masters Wednesday saturdays and
Moudays and Thurdsys, at O'Clock, r Eveatns class
for geetemen, Tuesdays aud Fridas ct rngs,e lss
sons In families will also be gwen and classes attended 10
schools and acsdeb les All communications acdfesssd 20
No oil Broadway will be promptly attended Soirees
given 40 usual
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22

TO LET-With or without steam pow
En- first second third stores Of the large brick
building 9th Of lth Suitable for heavy work
Inquire In the office OF foundry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22
EDAR GROVE for SALE-At

NE A X GKUNE Tor SALC-hb
s,.t,p Island fronting on TIE NevYork Bay, rear
The location Of the Old Elm Tree about = miles oeow me
N.rows embracing p .eIes Of Land ineSd tns
Ruoipks and DECK with Letters patent for the grant mere
for The lease Of this property Is about termnsnt INC
e h.vps been for the las; i've yexs danas toe
sumner seasons, place OF resort ioi sea oa1is ~ '
Por further particular, inquir. Of Dill nssr or MI
HowEs, on the premises or o. ot n h0hD w. iO'
F-on.-., Nsv-Y0k Dated. sept =, lso-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22

L'OR SALE-A genteel Residence, on
Il Cumberland 81, Brooklyn, between Fulton ard At
lsntie Lot Is by leo feet Hsus. Dy % feet rear
PIAZZA incl sed IN glass three stories hish subceAr
Pailcs 'unihed wilh sidps doors pieces hsure
eorices and beautiful circng white mantes The
property IL worth s'Nt; viii ~ sold fIT 5000 App; to
slLAs ANENPORT No Il Wall a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22
OTFAM ENGINES, BOILERS. &c.

The undersigned has for sale several and md
band high Engines high and low pressure Boilers
with and secondhand Planning Ma.
chine Also number ss1e wheel and propeller Steamer.
OF various Dimensions Specifications contracts general or
detail drawings furnished for steamers sngaes or machin-
stv Of all Kinds and ,z.s CHAS. w COPELAND,
~ Committing Engineer, No. 81 Broadway.
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fons.s tuante1.
Real GstGts for 6als.

A II PRIVATE SALE-The handsome
IA Sstory brick House and Lot Nc. LsnarEne pl,cs
l.9rhst1 between the sh and 9havs and fronting the
Park House - by IS Lot IS BY half the block Has gaA
Groom water furnace &e large portion Of the purchase
remain n bond n InortgAgs
Aso the Sstor hek House and Lot No IS West 18th
9th sv.
Also story bnck House IN ,ist vt, near Lerngonsv
Also SsorY brick House and Stable northeast corner Of
Beeeisr ADD Ls1rebssts
Also the valuable property northwest Of Blocker
and Gre nests Fer price, terms and particulars Of the
above, apply to COLE Chiffon, No wsllsI
A VALUABLE FARM for SALE
IA The undersigned oder for sale valuable Farm Of about
loo Of land hCh two orchards and good bald
ings ing the ross River the Corning and sossburgh
Rsirosd (which nearly relzd With heavy rail- In
the town OF Lawrence, noea Co. Pa II miles from the Enc
Railroad al Corning The land prod good Of grain
Ct the different kinds including wheat superOr nes
dow land ANY one wanting sood productive farm will
Dot otter have oered thai viii suit him vel this
The roga Valley very productive IL seldom suffers for
want Of ant has not duns the present season. which hss
been dry In most sections OF the country Several sca
tenen. whs have travelled extensively the pre- sH sesso
and taeen notice OF the unite those In
this valley equal 70 and better Isy seen
else sheTeL
Any In the city who wsh for some ftrsr INFORM
alton In regard % the farm before going to see Il Will uJurs
q VIM siUfrEa co, No = cOartlandt st, up
stairs fnce Stao I. PATrlS0N / co.
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CTNGER'S SEWING MACHINE

There 10 no longer any experiment in using these nva-
uabe machines which execute all Kinds OF seam.
px IN stye Of great beauty and durability They sds2ted
10 .ny hind OF sewing and used BY ladies on their oss
custom WORK The great demand for thess machnes and
the universal satisfaction thsy have given s small praise
Tor their usefulness ~hch needs only to be known 60 DO sp'
pr.csted The principal office for the sale OF these ma
chin at No 258 Brosdway where they can Dc seen IN
ON, ration and where the proprietor will be happy to demon.
strate their utility 20 any enc who viii call
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CpgAP RPOOKLYN CITY LOTS

~ Two Lots froniins the eStery "se OF "a. y som
ncneins IS T. from Nyrtlesv each - A. front y y
viii ~ so6 Cor ~ Dor Lot 20 commence % feet rom
The .v each 3 feet front BY IS feet deep, hi De- 800 ot
81 80 Der lot The above Lots are besnti 81 situated,
4, IN. immediate vicinity Of the City Hail. and are vnn
6vs rnisptss Yak Of the Montague Ferry Apply 70 l.
MARX No los Futou-st, Brooklyn
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lFI INC A complete, beautiful and practical work,
(pnnted coors) adapted TO private Instruction 2O pp
octave Price 81 IS Let those ~ho cannot avail them
Of Of lessons under the sahOT buy this book
COCO teacher In Itself sod q. G MARSHS Counting
Rooms for Practice Of Book keeping No SOl Breads.
Postage, under $40 miles, 20 cents
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UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL

u Prof T. A Johnson Rector The three Depan
ent, the Junior the Upper English and the Classical 70
open simultaneously on Monday, Sept g. Pupils are 70
eiyed :. the age OF years and upward and prepares
Tor the counting house, or for admission to any College
Circulars may be obtained st Appletons Lockwooa
Cpven, booksore In Broadway, and st Kaynors In the
- GFOSS PARKER Principal
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ITTM n. LEGGETTS CLASSICAL,

w FRENCH and ENGLISH SCH00L-North-e..s
sorner of Broadway and l2ht will be eopeued on MON
DAY Sept s. At NJ Circulars at Lock goods, No All
Broadway; Evans and Bnttsns No 6g7 Broadway and 81
the residence Of the Principal No S loshss near fomp
kinssqusre
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DANCING.-Messrs. r. & f.. FL.

~ BURNTON would respectfully inform their friends
that their Academy, No coo Broadway, will for
tuition the 5.h OF Oct Der The boss opsn at
M "a Bowery, those DESTROYS Of learning tho
and iss onsoe dances are requested to enroll hsr
A. the list Is rapidly filing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22

DKOOkES' DANCING ACADEMY,
ID Al his Assembly Rooms No36l Broome g., 10
open T the The shooabl- styles Including
every variety Of Waiting OF his country and Europe will be
taught In the shortest possible time and reasonable
era Anew class will be fCrmed Monday Goth nsL,
for prva pops Two for the general term,
Tuesday 2lst. Ladies and children at r. ~; gem
tlemen At y NJ. Also, new class Wednesday after.
noon, for children, commencing at 81 o'clock.
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ANDRADE begs TO
Mr.. JOHN MAC MULLEN ha,

NJ II w WIN VI \ = VI Z Il u Z Y TIdI
lVl opened Day School f6I Boys Al No $40 sowery
one bloch fro Broadway and five doors above Bond.
o. His terms 1918 per quarter will necessarily keep his
school very small HAVING resided more than two yesr, In
Europe and having studio and taught fof many years In
the city OF Newtork he feels himself qualified DO Jus
dee 70 those gho Be plssed 10 his hands Besides SPELL
Ing Re- adins Writing and An'hms TO thers will be taught
without extra charge Greek Latin French Spanish Ger
man, Italian Orawins Musc and Gymnastcs Circaas
at lockwood No al, and Crowen, No Ss9 9rosdw way
Play Ground for Boys. Twenty-Five Subscribers wanted
Terms els year. Address j. MAC MULLEN, No. 2lB
ChIyuie-s
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CHANCE for HOUSE and LOT

Worth Al 600 will Be given 20 each purchas no, 70
Icees one housand Of bottle Of ColoEue for 81 HAL
sFYs Drus store Al the corner q Pearl and hoseso
large proportion have already BEEN sold
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SALE-A frst. class House on q

EOR SALE-A first class House on
II full lot, finished In modern style No. y Suffolk ct
Also three hTs elAss HOUSES built iuil lots With
shop and small tenement building In ilhs between
Let sud Asy AID s7Vers newly inishec tensmsnts
aud bedrooms ald stores 10 5th-st between Avenues and
b. snd 10 a. st botWoeH 3tn and 10 let Apply
to FISHER, No. lT9 ks.zx-st, n. Y. Office hours iro
6 ~ 9 A NJ and from 10 r NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22

EOR SALE-Thirty Lots, in sections
IL Of eight lot, each. Delightfully."- situated Pacific sud
De the railway oep6 Bed ord Over 81 per
cent can remain on mougsg. OF long date Appyto
:. pAN kNPORr. No. ~ Wallst.
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MORRISANlA VILLAGE

Abost - IOo remaining ansold) sHyine 70 G1s
.i.hth az an acre 20 Gr offered Tor SALE
:, ts ,nos favorable Ten per cent down and BAL
,s,. on or before March 1884 Title perfect fness oe
49, very healthy snd beautiful location, near and tr
m View Of the Eu River and in the immediate vicinity
~ IN. r,.deuc.. Of several Of the most ~sathy and 70
sxep, Of We<tcbestsr County Also tine fishing
Yv,hin an. ou.rt.r Of mile Several houses ae nov
susin, and ou selling rapidly For maps and other In
6rnstiou apply t. D. B WlNION NO; o Iryoa-rov' sea-
G.rI.n, RAILROAD Office opposite City Hall.
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miscellaneous.
BUSINESS and PUBLICITY.-Noto-

RUSINESS and PUBLICITY. Motto
- nety 10 the important element Of access In budnss
~ through the newspapers Of the country that this
tnofooshIy attained fortunes accumulated In fsw
years bv IN % Who avail themselves of this power The
vast DEMENT'S resulting from systematic continuous a.
VersDs are only bosDnins 10 be undetood IL 10 demon.
susec that the merchant tho manufactured or tho ms
ehanc may Increase his business at pleasure Ia popoa
70 the energy and means he employs 10 gaining publicity
Then why DO not all advertise Because business
Only beginning to realize its importance Sill amount
OF s1veftisne seen ia the columns of tho journals
ooooied within hve years, and will double again 10 Eve
more THOSE who bang bsck will see their vouaser ssf
more energetic rivals outs,fippins them. There as
10 recommending sesnss the spirit Of the age II they wont
Jump into the cars and pay their fare they sf BE-
hind 70 travel on foot.
The opportunity fer ADVERTISING in the best papers OF ell
the cities end principal Of the country afforded
the Agency Of v b PALMER where the papers arc led
transact the business and TO give receipts for subscriptions
and advertisements
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A besuriful Country Resi-

NOR SALE-A beautiful Country Resi-
dence in the village Of Warwick Orange County,
consspg of elegant house and oubuidngs scres OF
land orchard and garden nut aod ornamental rees OF
every VARIETY Price A. ON which Is not the vsoe 81 The
buildings For fall description, inquire OF W. K
MELLING No. 80 Cedsr.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22

NNGINE BOILERS, and LINE OF
IL SHAFTING for Sale, ell 10 90 I'd order. May be
IN operation at North Bergen, N In the Arsenal 5eiltn
which i. 50 by feet stories hish and owned By
JAMES HARRISON, OF the Northern Hotel, tost Of
Courtlandst, New-York, of whom lease tor term q
yeas may be had upon favorable terms Engine Ihons
no yer Call 10 the afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22
YONKERS-A pleasant

NOR SALE.-Four Houses on two
IT Lott. No. IT'S and 1870 Eli1abetha The lots are 25x
100 fee each with four-stoy brick House with under:
selas front and rear built 10 substantial manner and
dnished for tenements The buildings nearly new and
sroducing large revenue Apply 20
lAMEs Il THORNE. No. log WsIker-st
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Marhinerg, &r.

ENGLISH MACHlNERY.--Cotton,
Wool Flax and silh Machinery, manofassars1 b
c.Ir Curc,s Co. Manchester, imported to order PAP
r.nt IN Nsw.York Address for prcea Ss their satAoe.
80 ,ssnts h. ths Uujtel States. JAS COCKER co.
- No. 81 John ct. Nsv-Yorh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22

VNO ll-lghted ROOMS, with
n or without Steam Power, Of any sire Inquire Of
C. N. slMONSON No 1871 LeStsst
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COLDSMITHS SYSTEM of PEN

" mAhSHlP.-There Is no system OF renmansnip
equ, 20 Mr. Gs aud teacher ~ able 70 lmpstt
the author Let ali bad writers take lessJns OF Mr. o.
purchase hts copybo for bone practice Price -
cents For sale at the rooms, No. 259 Broadway
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
T NJ. MACOMBER. A. NJ, continue.
NIARSH,S COURSE of BOOK.KEEP-

- give eisons in Latin Greek hath les and Eng
hsn Literature at the residence Of his pupils or at his own,
~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22

NOR SALE-A superior three-story
il ssd basement HOUSE, niusied on the nor'n .iae
~ z5bst 30 feet ea. from ih-sv The House Il > beet
By a. and contains all the modern mpr5venents VIZ BATH
tuba waier closets marble mAntles CRATES ranges sa Aer
complete.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22

MI DINE. HIX, No. l0l St. Marks-pIace,
1'l will reopen her French sod Ensli,h Boarding and
Day School foF Young Ladies' Wednesday Sept l. 1859
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22

q q ii. BARMORE offer at their
~ mandatory and wareroom. No. $40 Blsecker-st
co ner OF Charles assortment Of elegant Piano
win the metallic frame and reverse bridge, and oil oshes
modem Improvements.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22

A FRENCH LADY, who has te~ leis-
ure hours daily would lie 70 give esson' N ne
isnsr,.. 81 her In schools fami les shs hs Autu
P,. ar for three yesr. 10 the best schools o' 20
She hp excellent recommended Ions Address N NO %
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Diauu-fortes
DRADBURY'S BOSTON and NEW.

- YORK PIANO w 'RE-ROOMS, No fa3 Broad v.y
three doors above Canast Assorted Pianos Of Approved
mare with and without the foiian cheap where
Geo hews Hsllett Davis Cos, Light & Newton's 10 ,
Se Please call and examine. Ordes from abroad
ally attended TO r. a. BRADBtJRY
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ETROPOLITAN PlANO-FORTE
IL EmPOkiUh.-MAURICE STR AKOsCH has ops..
ed the splendid store No. go Broadw.v x1th Is,s 80
ment o. hne PanoFores and stock Of hrsclass Melods
oni Purchasers are invited 20 call
HENRY G WATSON Manaser No GO Broad ~-
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EsSRS. LIGHTE & NEWTON, 1,
NEW and SECOND HAND PIANO

vORTEs-We have hand Q large essortus,l
w and second band Pianos for sale and 10 hire Psao1
49, 60 20 eyO Gor hirs nom - 20 $40 per month No
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Nc ALTA ANAL family oc.

Without board very desirable
III for one or two dpsle gsnlemsn In pnvss 40 10
where there are DO boarder Inquire ct No ~ we" 0s
Al betv 9th and 9th