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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-11
T,HE ART of DANCING and WALTZING


Mr CHARRUAUD, assisted by Mr. OGILVIE, would &c
quaint those who intend favor him with their PATRONAGE
that in order promote the Improvement Of all and not ~
tsrd their progress the pupils will b. classified ACCORDING
their diligence and knowledge That say the new De-
snners tho who have never earned IN acas By them
s-yes-thoyr who have learned and wish % learn NV
dancea also in class by themselves. at different hours IN
has reference 10 all classes afternoons evenings Thur
DAY AFTERNOONS and EVENINGS Except tho sO-
re nights month"; exclusively devoted for pract
all the and old dances danced IN society without a
tra charge For days and particulars please ses Morning ~
ErSning Eypres.
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ENGLISH and CLASSICAL BOARDING

II SCHOOL for BOYS, ut Bedford, Westchester Co.. 40
miles from New ork City and from the Harlem Railroad
The Session will commence Nov l. Number OF pupils
limited 20 T. Terns-From SIS $50 per Session. Cir
cuars con be- had by addr thu Principal lie Will call
upon any the city who may desire an interview Oct
Is - or -. \. WlLLlAMSON, ~ VI
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u,.PRyTOwN INSTITUTED this In.

sttution youns gentlemen Instructed in all the
BRANCHES reuusite for commercial pursuits entering Col
ege The Winter Term commences ON the lst of Novem-
her Circulars containing terms references, &C. 10
ob,aiued at C. SHEPARD CO.'S Bookstore No. l2
Fulion-st or OF +. II. WILCOX, No 2S Broadway, NY,
or Nv addressing A NEMMAN PrnclpaL
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EOR SALE in HARLEM, PRICE S3.2OO

il or to LTT-A beautiful frame House filed IN win
brick and twO Lots of Ground on lit, between the on
and 6thsys The hous built BY days WORK has good
cellar c-trrn pump, &c is two stories and attic msn -
feet front by 81 deep and built expressly for private isn
v Tn. lots = nv ~. covered win choice trnt trees
and but two minutes walk from the There - also
fine view Of the great High Bridge from five windows -Four
adjoining lots can be had desired Terms easy Apply 10
n n RICE Superior Court Clerks Office, No. 10 City
Hall y. \.
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NOTICE TO all who desire TO secure Home

NOTICE TO all who desire 10 secure Home
~ ut nominal pTice, and 1t convenient d'An''
The CITY. ..,, ,.,,, ,gs
meeting Of the subscribers 20 the SECOND NlbLAbr
ASSOCIATION n NILLIAAtSBRlDGE and Of 81 =, pa
ties who wish subscribe 20 the SANE OF "ho - III
esrd ih,rrln VIII te held n Military Hall N0I0 ooWet!
opposite Sprirg-St. on the " ENlNO OF MOND-NA 49,
th- llfh inst. ~ o'clock II.
In he mime the books will rrmsln open Tor slhs
,;op a, ,he Real Estate Once oi L. NEWELL and j. w
BARKFR No. Nassan-st. where maps OF the properly
ard ont BE- and every nioTiiNlOh op''eN' W
tween the hours OF A. NJ ard T. VI.
ITO CAPITALISTS.-l00 acres OF Land Tor
sale in the town Yonkers having shont bp -et 'front.'
Inc on M. Hudson River with good substantial 'cS
about hour. ride from the CT, HAL, ana rs" '
finn tli Railroad station ~ Spuytru-luyNIl Crrek
This property directly opposite the fahs'drs Pl'
II elevated. IL has recommending view OF s
% or ~ rSof the Hudson River and surrounding country
and well situated for grntemeus residences VINO are u's
hu.ns.s in IN. city Location very healthy. .
IT, above prnperty will be offered for lew days only I"
g. per acre ons-rl cash the balance ON most ia'o''
Appiy TO u. B. vINTON, No; Try9n-Ttow' near the
Harl,ni Railroad Office, opposite the Clt' mani
rJ,O CARTMEN and OTHERS.-tor sale a
I'll Uouse in A good neighborhood. lowest Srh-s,,
IN ,b norb sde between 9Th and 7thays There IS pas
,e % Tho rear on which shed easily eoiFrltlo1o iI.o
stable Price tor house sne 10y go - Walls.
ID. SHEPHERD, No - " '--''-
VALUABLE FARM for SALEmOt l'o
scr,. mile. from KeypOrt, v J., on tue f,lns hpa',
and n nom citv Two steamboats, daily 70 New oA as
TO bou.es harm c-rriagehou-e sc Land vel adsp'sS
,egat,bi. for market Price 50 per sore buildings IN
Guided Can ~ divided into three farms OF % 'ctt y,
Curfr, y.rv healthy No f-vcrs, coughs or 'sqe'oe'
AMY At No IS Niliau-st., upstairs
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Chances for Business men.

A BOOKSTORE for SALE.-The lease and
n NJ store in the 9Th av together with small
.I N Books and Stationery offered for sale a. bar
gain The stand good and this IS good chenee TOT
s, Nth ANAL capitsl 20 engage in business for par
s;a.'ia,s ~" sn,Ix 10 CHARLES L. CORNISH,
s'~"'' 'ff' Assignee No. 8 Park place
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x1 WHAIF and DAIGHTER respectful.

w ly announce that their classes 10 panr,ns VI =.
menee on Monday Ith, :. Gothic HAL s.vot ~ No
Tuesday 18th, No $50 Broadway on 20 4. ~ a. above
40 ah-sv. For particulars sec e'reuia" !" W WOW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-11

nor SALE-A beautiful private reSidence
Il in Newark v j.. No 22l Mnrkets The house u new
81 by 80 with psxrs the rear built and finished IN the
bet manner win m-rble mantrs gas and every necessary
convenience standing bsek from the street ana slsea H,
front h, large Elm trees The LOT front and 30 e
deep Tn. garden handsomely laid out, and contains
large quantity Of choice fru tres vines SC Beng IN he
immediate vicinity OF the Plank Road and Ne"-Jersy
Rsro.d makes II very desirable residence Tor person
dong busne-. IN the city wI.ng 70 retirr For terms
,rhich eas y the rrarlie.s.
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nor SAIF-The tMo-story House and Lot

l. (pleas.nily stuated) il Cumberland-s' Bro1kyn SIX
hou-s north OF Lafayeay the east SIDE On me ht.'
toT ,bsy are ty,o paors tea-room kitchen, Bathroom
and pantres ou second story. two rooms and sdroo H
bedroom in the attic The house has been built Two years
and . u e. oref Tie present sells IN conse'
ousuce Of rrruo,ug out Of the State Inquire OF Sr.
GOODAII. ninth hou-e north ia sane street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-11
EOR SALEnenr STAMFORD, Connecticut-

Il ALARM, or COUNTRf-SEAr, containing about p
acres OF excellent land we'll wooded and waieed lying
.lon, haf mile iron the village near sound aud about
ten finuies' walk from the New Haven Railroad station
Tie dweug-house Is pleasantly situated cOmnOdiou, and
IN trst-rafe order For particulars. inquire OF NJ RUFUS
MARDWELL, u Stamford, or Of X. ;. RONLEf, No.
- broadway, New-lOrk.
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Real gstatc for Sale.

A CHANCE for HOUSE and LOT
worth SlOsAwil b. given each purchaser mot 10
exceed one thousandl OF bottle of Cologne for 81 a.
HALSENs Drug store n tire OF Pearl aud Ros--st-
4 large proportion have already been sold.
CEDAR GROVE for SALE-At Staten
- Island fronting the NewYork Bay. near the loca-
tiou OF tho Old Elm Tree shout q miles below The Mar
rows embracing - acr,s Of Land Including the CeaIs
Buildings and Dock with etteTpaicut Tor the grant there
for The lease OF tins property $ about eTminsilnz the
same been occupied for the a.t i've years durng the
place OF resort Tor abatins and pub
lie entertainment.
For further particulars inquire OF DILL near, or hr
HOWES. q the premises OF OF : r LORD, No. IDS
Eruut-st. New-lOrk.
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COUNTRY SEAT for SALE-At Nyack

A W " NJ SIAl Iol NAlIs-Al Nidch'
~ one-qua-ter Of mile from the landing, auing
above scrrs including furniture farming Utensils
RACES hor~s Gro1nd good order ami stOcsed with
variety Of full bearing The house SO feet
'front.' fronting the river drreiy'oPposte TAytown has
paTlors dnrsroOm and library twelve bedrooms
room. kitchen. storeroOu Sc good outbuidn gs
fences al excellent Possession the con-
ytnence Of the purchaser. Apply 70
HONER MORGAN M Pina-s.
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wishing to find an

IL Institution in which good order ID mantlned by real
kindness and rapid improvement secured by thorough in
sruction will h pleased and served At the Commercial and
Cassics school, No 10 Hrnry-st.
SOLOMON JENNER, Principal
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nnARnING.S SCHOOL FOR BOYS-At

I'D North Stamford. Conn-rhe Winter Term VIII COM
I.uce on the first MONDAY OF November next aud con
tnue 2 weeks Iii, healthy location free from bad nnu
rnces Bows ntmsted 10 the OF the pnncipa VIII Oe
constantly under his supervision Terms y y per annum
Circulars can b. had NJ the bookstore of CADf BUN
GFSS No 80 Jon-st n Y, by addressing the Puncpa
ERASTI'S r. SCOFIELD.
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-,cr uopRIs.NIA yILLAGE.-About

20 lot. lr,n.iurg unsold varying N are ir9m one
ib al An acre 20 acre, are offered Tor SAIL On 'ne
-, vorble terms Ten per cent DOWN aud bilince on
., I.fore March 1854 Title perfect The- lots occupy
~ healthy and heruu location, near anh IN mi view o.
~ rs River sni the immediate vicinity ~ the resi-
of several the wealthy and respectable citizens
OF We-tcheser County Also hne fishing WITHIN on-nsrer
o. mile several houses are now binding and lots seiln,
RAPIDLY For maps ard other information apply 70 ID g.
WINfON No. Tryon-row, Harlem Railroid Once
onposite City Hall
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Gonses to Set.

COTTAGE 10 LET at BEDFORD, Il,
I Contain. FIVE bedrooms drawins-roona parloI a1a
dnins rooms basement kitchen aud arse cel iS.s Of
an Ell lots and will h. ready for occlpstloA oy SIC 80 ~
2c,obsT To good tenant OBJECTION to YET ieI 'sl ~
80 Tenant can have garden laid out to suit hlI-e''-
bTnbu.e, by every boat from Fulton ana south fo'e
V nm, p Z boI 27l3 y. T. Post-Ofhce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-11
CCUOOL for GIRLS in NORTHAMPTON

- MASS-A Lady. who has had exp renee in teaching,
wishes 10 instruct few Girls IN all that Is suited 20 their
age and capacity and bestQw upon them such aud
attention as children require and receive at home Tia
number limited SIX, under the OF thirteen Tennis
ss0 per nnuum Referrnces-Rev H. Bellows New-York;
Rev Rufus Ellis Northampton. Address Box No. 20.
Northampton Post Office.
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COUNTRY SEAT for SALE-The resi-
- dence Of the aie Fowler Gnssa OF Cornwall Orange
County y Y with fifteen Of and well stocked with
me yarety OF fruits great Abundance - offered tor
sale Its daily communication BY steamboat and railroad
with New-l ok. and beautiful aud healthy situation,
being the entrance OF the Highlands on the banks Of tie
Hudson RIVER OF which has commanding new render
desirable permanent or summer residence For
particulars apply 20 Messrs c. H. SAND. Esl- No. u
Souihsi. JAMES MARSH. Esd. No. 81 5thsy. and BEL
KNAP GRlGGS No. 30 WaSlinEtonst- Ne@-Yo.k, or
7. NJ GRlGGS. Cornwall
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SCHOOL for BOYS at STAN.

ID WITCH Conn. b miles from New oIk-TeEns 10
Roard Tuitlou Washing, Mendng &c, SID per yeu
The Principal can BE- at Raynors No 10 bo"ery OF
the OH and 25h of this month between the hours OF an
i'-' THEODORE JUNE, Principal
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EOR SALE-The three-story brick House

and Lot No lS3 Nes %;h-st fourth house west of 9th
Nv repeie with every convenience baths water closets
CroCn water excellent location. sc Inquire th- prem
is,.. orto RICHARD ACKERMAN Seventh Ward Bank.
Possession immediately.
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nor SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY

i PROPERTY-A frst-class FARM. highly improved, Of
100 acres ia We=fcheer County, II miles from the Hudson
River D,pof AT Sins sing said Farm produces fifteen hun
r,d dollars worth Of hay annually, besids great abunl-
auce OF gram, apples, &c. large House, Barns, &c,
Stock and Farming Ut,nsls al.o for sale The lowest pnee
for tie Farm i, II ghteen Thousand Dollars Inquire OF
GEORGE McCORD, No. - Wliau-st., and SAMUEL
EDDY No % Ma-.t
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ORGAN TEACHING.-AL Lady, with ami.

Otes;:monials o.; ability 20 mpaT instruction tbs. u
rrun.eut wishes few more pupils ANY person desrns
viii be waited upon. when particulars. and terms which wl
BE- moderate with be- made known, by addressing line :,
ORGAN, Tribune Offce.
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DART Of Notwithstanding of two or
three rooms in respectable and accessible neishoor
hood in the upper part OF the city 10 LEI 70 small family
without children Address Box No 252l, City PosiOce.
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NOR SALE CHEAP-Four tracts of Land

i oflOO acres eGch partly improved at - ~ aud - per
acre sutroundsd bv hrstrats farms situated seven nrs
from Stroudsbur- the county seat Of Monroe Co.. IA ana
nine miles tom the d, awAr. For further particulars
address postpaid J. PECKMAN, No North 7ti'''''
Philadelplla
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EOR SALE in BROOKLYN-Three Lots

Il on k-Ap-st MaTcy-Ay.; two Lots TIyl0r,t.,
btw-r 3, dioTd and Wythe-ays ak Lots corner Wyhe
av and TsyoT-sf and t-rn Lots OF ROss-,t. and
" ythc-av Apply 20 HOMER MORGAN. No. Pine-st
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C,uK MACHINERY for SALE.-A com.

~ pete set OF Silk Machinery, sufficient to mHnutacure
s0o pounds OF sewing siM per week All IA good running
order most of il Also dyehouse and fixtures LOT o
same Situated at Paterson Jersey hity minutes rde
nv railroad from New-Nork. Apply 20 ,
w ROBERT CHlSWELL, Paterson.
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l.
known IS Purton situated on fork River, IN Gouccsef
COUNTY Virginia containing LEO acres OF wnich oV acrS
nre exec lent farming land and go acres OF ard N rs eJ
valuable for grazing Gforing pastures during the whoe
wear The residue covered with very heiyy growth OF
yellow pine and oak timber. 49,, -; cu
On dis urorerty IS erected SawM now IN fuil
and successful operation. with CcrnMil attacl pro
peIled by an engine OF 6horse power capable OF cutti
iOCco feet OF timber IN 2hours which, ether WIN an
the machinery &C. connected Herewith IS enlseIy ~"
80 ~ be hc:t descrpon having been run only months
Besides the above thsre siJ good dwellings ana psl
mon the premises steamboat wharf IS being ereeEeu
urou the property tor the accommodation OF the surronh
iug country which, thought will be profitable az thec
are steamboats, running on lork River passing tho P'oP
er1y daily-one 10 Baltimore and one 20 Norfolk. %,
be demand for cord wood very great. and Il WI!
readily command - - IS per cord AZ the iniing
The above property being accessible AZ al seasons oue
advantages for lumberng cheapness OF export &c se'
dom 10 Do met with. - ,, IN
Persons de.irins further information VIII call upon ~
stPU NJ MATTER. No. 6Ji Marshalst, Philadelphia,
or CHARLES MATHER. on the premises
ISL. nli.putable and immediate possession gwen
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DESIRABLE BI-ILDNG LOTS-In the

MISERABLE BUILDING LOTS-In the
H. beautiful ysge Ionk-rs the banks ~ the Hud-
River tor only 3a The und-rs gned offers for sale BY
snpuon IS Building Lots thai part OF tbs village II
lonser. called Greenwood lying immediately the b4nss
Of the Hudson River the most BEAUTIFUL part fn- whole
village. These lots the d--rabe of offered
snl-. aud their location rapidly
value Workers tho convenient place Of residence
the vicinity Of the civ II only half hour. rde by
the Huc-Dn River Railroad from the jlst-si -tison ,nd
trans running both continually It a-O Be
REACHED BY stesmhOa, ~veral time. day IL proposed 70
dispose Of the above Lots the following t-Tns Tgu
good. snb-anrl and velbuilt Houss Dc bull,
Lots Nc. and - 81 cost Of so each; % Subscriptions
Will b. received for tie ~ !Os and when the whole
hr subscribed for ihe subscribers VIII together
and divide tho lots among themselves IA such
they skz upon and whoever shall obtain Lots Nos
snd 81 shall also be entitled 70 the Hcnses b. bull. such
lots SIS BE- paid the OF sahxr pilon and 80
sny previous The diVson Of the Lots ;hs blsrcs
remain bond and for three wears Maps of
The property vii! - shown and further particulars mad.
known BY applying q the slb-cnber.
ALBERT H. NICOLAY
Auctioneer, Real Estate AID Insuraac~ AGENT
Ohces No 20 Walls from 10 4 NJ 70 2. II md No.
"a CrGnds. from Z. NJ 10 9P. NJ
EORSALE-A Farm OF 80 acres of good land,
situated the Long l.snd Railroad equdi.t.nt from
the Fsrmngdale dept and the delightful village Of south
Oystrhay There upon the premises large rgo~,ory
frame Dselng IN thorough repair new Barn Stables IA
vrry desirable location afforded for store Apply 70
JAMES b. SiLKMAS
Cccu-e'lo< n Law, NJ. 81 WAl-st, ID aoof.
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I OTIS in the CITY of BROOKLYN. in the
- 9Th Ward and situated between the three principal
thoroughisres and business Of BROOKLYN viz The
tulton-av AilAutic-st Railroad and tue Plank Road
This highly favorable location OF the lots nsues 70 the value
OF them increase beyond comparison. great many of
the lots have been od lately and all those DESTROYS OF pur.
chasing with small capital cheap and finely situatd horne
should account nrzect 70 do once a. necessarily
the lots H rs N proportion 70 tbs Improvements carried
on AZ the place The prces differ present from s25 10
SIS. with the exception Of lots More than 20
hoIs-s have been erected there many are now in hand and
over go owners u lot. intend 10 build during this aud tho
following year Since the fret Of September tie RAILROAD
stop there eyery morning a, 81 and O'Clock by which
ell b1siEess nde tn South Perry in -, tha t
nnuiss. At II O'Clock A. VI. and at o'clock p NJ ths
trim leaves The South Ferry for New Brooklyn
The usp Of New Brooklyn alwavs he .een AZ the
oo.s-tnrr OF Eyan fresenthA No. 81 Boyery ~ also
II Mr. II. Z. Ssctm.H's No - Ve--y-
For further particular, inquire at Mr. ALEX EYDAyrS
Land Once, the Railroad Hous- New Brosyn ar a.,
q WM. RADDE, No. ~ Broadway v Y; JACOB m
sACkMAS, East Ney-io c. L. RADEMACHER No.
~ Arrh-st- Philadelphia.
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DRIVATE CLASSES in FRENCH and
CACONDAGA INSTTTUTE.-The winter

~ term Nov 8; number OF pupils limited
~ Expenses s2co per The principal bs
the Metropolitan Hotel NewIork. N FRIDAY aud .turd.y
Oct ~ and 80 from \. NJ 20 r NJ For circulars ret
er.pce, apply 10 Mesrs Draper knox Co, No. IS Ced
a.; Freeland stuart & Co.. No. p Parkrow; David n
Crutfrnder Prin. Nee. Soc. School Ncw-fo-ki Rev H.
W Beecher Brooklyn, aud Rev DIS sprasue and Camp
h.n
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NOR SALE-Au elegant thrce.story and

basement Honse. NO - rt -oth-st- l." ~ az ~"
4hay north side Tins desirable residence contains very
rooms, SC &C. built BY, and inquire Of B. g. WELLS NO
~ East 1Sfh-st.
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poARDING SCHOOL for BOYS at

II DOBBS FEKKl-kev. :. NFLLOuU, IIIuViVaI
Number limited 70 H. Accessible several times day by
railroad Terms SIS per quarter Winter session commences
Nov
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T OTIS at PRIVATE SALE.-Four Lots of
OTIS in the CITY of BROOKLYN. in the

IL Groand each Is by 90 feet the easerly side Of At
lante-st. POv-rs-st- South Brooklyn. Apply 10
COLE 4 Chiffon No ; W4l-st
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DATTON's INSTITUTION fox the EDUCA.

l. TI0N Of BOYS No. 29 Grcene-st, between Clinton
and Waveriy-psce J. n. PATTON. A. NJ Principal ns
two DEPARTMENTS Collegiate and Primary open MON.
DAY Sept Pupils prepared for Oh" counting hoass
or Tor admission 20 any college The nnnocr OF Pup!s
limited Circulars consisting further information may h
obtsu-d the bookstores Cru MBlEs druggist store
No s62 Broadway cor llth-.t the Institution.
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NOR SAIF-A Farm or Country Seat of 100

acres near Painfed. NewJerssy, OF which % are ia
hah state OF cultivation. the balance woodland and goOd
pasture The ncwy-enargsd House contains ID spacious
oou. every on with coset and tOuT large pantries An
c.rafre Kitchen GARDEN aud beautiful Orchard wlthtne
ami. and pear trees next To tho house. when mes on
~. rond The oubuIings and fences good repair.
Apply under letters Il c. Post Office Panfeld y. J.
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II VERY STABLE and STOCK for SALE

IL "A Opportunity Is offered 90 those UNIQUE % on
sag, in the above business The woknown establishment
occupied Nv the late T. n H. Renyee No 10 Carmine-st
for upward twenty years and doing most excellent busi-
ness is offered for sae close the estate. Apply 20
CHARLES s. BENSON, Executor, No 2l7 Bleeckerst
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FURNISHED HOUSE to LET, near Wash

;nrton.souare-The hou-e 10 three stories and an attic,
nd furnished throu ghou The location pleasant aud con-
yenen TO two stage routes Inquire of A r. DfETT No.
) TryOn-rOW.
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DOARD.-TwO Gentlemen ana thelr wives,
ID and three four single Gentlemen can md good
rooms with full or partial board at No. 80 East l4thst
corner Unonsquare and 4h-sv Best of reference gwen
and required.
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DARN for SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY

Il PROPERTY-Oa Lons Island IS miles from the city.
of 80 acres good House aud Barn, &c Apply At No Sj
lOth-st, Dr. Dock.
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DOARDING.-P Rooms, furnished OF
unfurpi,hsd with Board in Il frstclass house with
baths gas &c al No 81 West l4thst. References e1
changed.
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mo LET 81 HOBOKEN-Tyo convenient

ITO LET at HOBOkEN-I"o convenient
AID handsome threastory basement aud under-cellar
brici Houses within four blocks ofshe ferTy N the new
row on Hudso- known as Franklin Terrace The houses
are upon one Of the desirable sites IN the vicinity oil
New.York .pon high ground and good soil having vie"
OF tie bay ard river Each house has twelve rooms pan
Cent srd yard IS feet deep IN the These houses
shed with ranges in the kitchen hot aud cold water
the wash tubs and sinks with every convenience io not ad
cold Lsths shower baths &c They within half Al hour
of Wall-st and will he let much below the Ne~'foh
rates. Inquire at the Hoboken Land Once o.
~ W. W. SHlPPEN, Agent.
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DOARD-No. 189 East 15tb-st. Rooms for
ID families aud single gentlemen House new with al
the modern improvements.
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CpANISH EVENING CLASSES CON.

~ NFRSATIONAL COURSfS-NO. Nb BrAdwy-
prof NOUTON considering present circumstance "
omen THIS EVENING at his Academy, NV courses
the above language His system Of instruction - pro ctly
new and ~ adapted obtain prompt and lnf,lble
cults Hours of attendance, from TO 4. NJ
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DOARDING.-A very desirable front Room
ID snd Redroorn on the sacond floor are vacant No.
GO Barcay-st suitable for family, party OF three or
fpur gentlemen,