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FiRE AT PsoviptScF.--We learn by telegraph
that the immense hsbrdge woollen Mill at rroy.
idcnce was destroyed BY tire on Saturday.
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ssvassAS. February 9.--Cosmo Richardson
eminent physician Of this city, died at his rosi-
dcnco on Friday last.
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pou MOUNT VERNON AND FORT WASH
rNGTO~.

rNGTON.
Fare round trip. 81. From Aicrnnd'ts ID
cents. Children half price.
p CTf The boat viii return 20 Ws.b-
lttz-sS~ inrfon st O'Clock p. IN The
rry[srZ swift new stcnutcfs ttpRtt
WASHINGTON or THOMAS COLLSbh viii
leave Washington at 10, and Alersndria at "
O'Clock A. m. every Monday. "wednesday, aud
Saturday.
Coaches leave the Capitol for the boat At ?,
o'clocka m Coach fare 10 ccnis. Persons wlsh d
ing the coaches to call for them VIII ,Pply TO Geo
& Thos. Parker 4 Co
JOB CORsON,
SAMUEL GEDNEY, Captains.
Trb 10 -TuTh&Sat
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ID All Persons who wish good Likeness
are invited 20 call at the Odeon Daguerrean Rooms
and SIT for n picture, where they be furnished
in every style Of the art, Mt prices ranging from
one to ten dollars. Perfect satisfaction given, or
ssle. Jan 29-lm.
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by TELEGRAPH.

From Texas.
Proceedings Of The It1as Legislature -Acion on the
If1as Debt BiU.- Railroad Fxor- Interesting from
III Pas0, &c.
CHAalEsroN, February 9.--Galveston dates 10
the 30th Of January have been received at New
Orleans.
The bill providing for The payment of the debt
of the late republic Of Texas has been ordered to
third reading in the House Of Representatives, with
some slight amendments. The bill, as amended,
provides for the unconditional payment OF the sc
cond class Of debts, and of such OF the first class as
not provided for by the provso; and also for
the payment of the certificates OF the third class
since recognised the second class. and the
amount audited by legislative act, with the ex-
ception of S3s, 053, for which amount an act was
passed In favor Of Stuart Perry in 1913.
The bill further provides that the remaining
debt of the first cass shall be paid when the Gov
eminent is satisfied that the Secretary Of the Irea
sury has been required by law to esue 10 Texas sums
of stock equal to the sums for which the State may
at any time present at the Treasury at Washing
ton the required releases from any Of it's creditors
The railroad fever in the Texas Legislature has
subsidized. 1t is probable that limited amount
will be appropriated for the improvement OF
rivers.
The Joint resolution nominating General Hous-
ton for the Presidency has been cngrossed In the
House, but twenty one voting in the negative.
The mail carriers from San Antonio TO FL Paso,
and to Santa Fe, have been obliged to return, on
account of the heavy rains.
Colonel Graham, of the Boundary Commission,
arrived al San Antonio from FL Paso the 2lst,
en- route to Washington.
Colonel Sumner is extremely unpopular at III
Paso, and the people are anxious that the eli ghth
military division be extended TO the limits OF the
State Ell Paso is entirely unprotected.
The announcement of the failure of Messrs. Nc
Dowel and Mills has created a great panic al
Galveston The fears relative to Messrs. Mills X
Co, at FIRST entertained, had subsidized, and it il
now believed that the latter firm can redeem all
their liabilities.
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Will be produced the new Spanish Grand Ballet
Divertiscrnent called UN JOUR DE CARNIVAL
A SEVILLE Mariqui,a, Mile. LOLA MONTEZ.
Overture by the Orchestra. The evenings enter
,ainment will Commence with the charming little
Comedy of LADIES BEWARE To conclude with
the very laughablc Farce OF the VlR1iNNf
MUMMY.
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A Nj u S E NJ EN- rs.

NATIONAL THEATRE.
Mr.. f. A. MARSHALL. 49,. 1850. Sole Lessee.
Mr. w NJ FLEMING Stage Manager
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kossufh 1fstftncs.

CIScISSArI, February "a Kossuth mass meet
ing is to be held here tomorrow night TO take
measures for aiding the Kossuih movement.
LOUISVILLE, February Ga large Meeting OF
citizens held in the court house last night /;
resolutions passed expressing sympathy for
Kossuth. inviting him to visit here, and appointing
a committee TO make arrangements for his recep-
ton. Sundry speeches were made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12
EAJR HAVEN CLASSICAL and MATH.

L'A1h IN EN IIlhlSoICiIl dHI .'flt III
IL EMATICAL SCH0OL-Number limited 70 twelve
sdvnntages second 70 none For circulars and further in
formation, apply to II WILCOX. u $. schsol Agency,
No 23 Broadway ~ Y the Principal at FAR Haven,
Conn b. A. SMITH
RITrpENcEs-The President and Professors Of Yale Col
leae r. C. Benedict ESQ., No 10 Wal ST. Dr. Bolton,
No ID East i4ths Thomas Denny, ESQ, No. Jauncey
Court Prof }. j. Owen, DID, No, ll2 West zdst; H.
sprague & Sons No III PeaTl-sti ID 5 ppeton' Esq,
No go Broadway. A. Reed Esq, No. 2ls Fultonst, New
York City Rev. A. C. Dennison Leicester; Rev Lew
Packard, Spencer, Mass.
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GaIes bp Auttion.

A CARD-New.Yo York Auction Mart, CnineSe
"A Build nss No. $50 BrOadway.-ANphe"'7 s,
HAUGHEY Auction and Coznsson herc iAnp Y,-..s
sukscriher having formed C0psrtuerss.p Tor tie plsP
al coudrc;ins the Auction and COMMISSION Business ~ ~
H. branches resi- ec,iuy solicit consgnrens o. 1ao,n.
AID Household Purnitur-' Piano Fort- F'rS -
Their large and elegant sslesrco is well adapted Tor tac
.rsv sud Disposal OF goods both 81 Puoc ana ptva.s
80 Fsmih.s rercuishing Housekeeping and WssnS 20
az their Iruit ure can make arrangements for ias
a. either AZ ter OWE houses at the auction room LAD
OF furniture always hsnd, II private sale,
Al he usnufacturers prices The hrst public se WIZ s4s
plsee on THURSDAY NEXT, November lsEn-New-fo.S'
e 10 isss GEO. H. ANDREWS,
RICHARD I. HAUOHEf.
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IAsT MORRISANIA VILLAGE.-About

IL 80 Lots remaining unsod) varying IN sse rom one
ighth Of all sore sir acres offered for SALk on the
most favorable Ten per cent down and balance on
or before March 1854 Title perfect These lots occupy
very healthy and beautiful location and full view OF
the Fast River and in the immediate vicinity OF the resi-
denc OF several OF wealthy and respectable citizens
OF Westoheeer County Also fine fishing within one-quarer
sf mile Several houses building and lots selling
repidly For maps aud other information apply 70 ID b.
WIN1Ok, No. TryonTow, nesr Harlem hailroad ofce'
oppo.ite City Hall
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WILLIAM IRVING, Auctoneer. ,,,,o>r,
ANnSONE Hon lSEHOlD EUkNl l.

ii TURE-WILLIAM IRVING Co will sell AZ snc
ton on SATURDAY. Nov IS at lo o'o!oc< II taelr o.r
room No 10 Pinest between Broadway sud NessuSt'
yeucpce of sale consisting OF Brussels end Tapestry
narb,-top Pier Tables, Wsrirobes Bookcas nahossny
cl5th Extension Dining Tables Rosewood and Mahogany
Sofas in red plush, French and hsn-post BedsteSas hst
Mattresses Pier. Moue and Oval Mirrors, una
Gissssre Sc Also suite OF carved rosewood Furniture
covered In yeL made BY Meekt Also suite carved rose
wood Furniture en SUITE covered in threecoofed SIX pro
lie Brocatee Window Curtains Hair Mattresses fei-
s &c Most Of the above furniture nearly new haVins
hem used but a short time
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IpRlFFsSALE-B, yirtueofan execution

CHERIFFs SALE.-D, yirtueofa an execution
Oto me directed and delivered Will expose Tor sale at
public suction on MONDAY, the Hth day Of December
if52 nj " O'Clock, NJ at the yestbue Of the City Hail. ia
the CRY OF New-York all the right title and Interest of
ISAAC o. COURSEN which he had the l2th day Of
October 1882 or at any time SINCE and tbs prem
known ~ number 28l tths the City OF New York he
ing part the OF Abraham Coursen deceased with
n and guar the eppurtenances thcreunto belongng-
New iork November II, 1852
THOMAS CARNLEY. Sherif.
WIN s WOOD Deputy Sherid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12

OAK TREE PLOT, (between Upper Nor
,iss,,a and Yordhau and opposite Belmont Vilass)
Ninstsen half ed quarter acre LoH for Sale. Psynsns
.aSy The iced for s property conta ns very yaiaaoe
tb, free use Of tie Harlem Bridge, and this rzht
% be Transferred each purchaser FOR further partel-
lsts apply 70 T. J. FONDA, No q Ssssal-st-
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ALBERT II. SIcoLAy Auctioneer.
SALE OF I1O NHOlCE

DEREMPTORI SALE OF 100 CHOICE
Il BUILDING LOTS and COTTAGE SITES IN the
CITY OF NEWARK, WITHIN 20 MINUTES otthe CITY
ALERT Ii. NICOLAY will sell on TUESDAY, Nov
o. AZ Il oc ock az the Merchants Exchange ~ beAnt
m Building Lots Cottage Sites located m the city OF
Newark j. These lots oil feet front aud rear aud
ice cet deep and Will be sold with the privilege Of adj
Joining lots OF the This property Is situate ON
the highest point OF elevation IN the city Newark ana th
soil the finest quality and mmed,tey In the rear OF
tie mansion OF VIM Rankin, Esl and adjoining the Tor uer
beautiful residence ii Joseph C. Wallace, Esq These los
front on Farmount and Ltetou-ays, which are 80 feet
WIDE running from Bank TO Oangeav. and West Bank,
Camden and Cabinet These los without tear OF
contrad, con the most splendid building sites within 20
nlfs ct the city of Newl oTA having perfect panor c
viz Of city Newark bay and hlreor and surrounding
country with the naked eye be seen the steamships
ard satin going and ont the New-lork HarbO
The water this part II the city of Newark OF tae puest
quality COMM from solid rock and unsurpassed There
churches of most all dcnOmn tons ami hoois ia the
immediate vicinity OF this property These lots are with
out pton the best that have been offered auction
Til section of she country for many years.
TIE City OF Newark is OF the most pleasant cities IN
tie mon and the largest the State Of NewJeEsey con
tanning about OCO inhabitants aud property increas ng
very rapidly value locations for private rtsidenceS
TIE VIII all be graded at the expense Of the owner
Merchants mechanics, and Others dong business IN New
York live in the City of Newark and reach Now-lOrk
in IS to 50 minutes Newark ony miles by the New
Jersey Railroad and miles by the plank road from
Jersey City.
The cars leave the frry every half hour until PM and
the Communication only $50 per year Omnbuses eare
Newark and New-lOTk every 10 minutes and the three
,Nboais ply daily The fare by omnibus and steamboat
is only IL cents
day 90 per cent the 2st OF December when the
deeds win be- delivered ard the balance, 80 per cent
bond aud mortgage for three years al per
discount of per VIII he made all lots bon ll
cash Title ndsputablc pruted abstract OF title will be
urnished to every purchaser For maps aud full pircu
nrs s,,.,,. TO tie Auctioneer. No. 30 Waist tl8J
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A LADY, having several years experience
"A in teaching the Psno-Rorte desirou OF ootanini
few more Iupis Inquire At No IS Grovs-s- or OF M
NANDERBECk 70. 479 Dr0adway.
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Schools.

A S. VILLEPLAIT continues 20 give IN
IA sre.ion IN the french language and terstae al tho
residcnee Of bis pvPS =; his Nc z West z'o-s'
near Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12
Millinerp.
CIRsT PREMIUM MILLINERY Esran-

Il LISHMENT no So Broadway. one door b. o.
Pribcest, the Metropolitan hotel-Mrs. W. SIN
MONS las the pleasure 70 tbs fAshiona5ls
world that her lege and richly varied stock Of Pars Bon
peis md inter Millinery not surpassed by any o.hcr
this metropolis and she constantly adding 70 70 the tts
and most recherche patterns of the French capita, Con-
p.cfd with her specous saesroous she hss extensive
mandatory BY tie s:e steamship arrivals size has ~
ceiyed large Of the beautiful SatnS SlS
ye.yets Ribbons Feathers, Artificial FLOWERS. sc.
MrS SIMMONS soicts the patronage OF Merchants aai
MiilneEs.
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CHOW CASES.-A large assortment of gu
~ perior Cases constantly on hand made 10 order OF
rosewood mahogany black walnut &C. and warrant
cd equal 10 any N me Union. b. X. PEBBLES
No. - Grsnd q. tlIrd door ear Of R-oaaxaY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12
A. ~ MERwis, AuctioncN.
DY BANGS, BROTHER il Co.-Trade

FRIDAY EVENING Nov. II at 81 o'clock
THIRD AID LAST NIGHTS SALE OF rhs LiBSss. of
TIE LATE MAJoR DoUGLAS-Embrleins choice saa Nsui.
BE works on Natural History Architecture, Cyu
ins Mechanical Philosophy Agrel allure, hoFlc1'nIe
General Science ard Miscellaneous LiteTasarc hc'"d'os
man, volumes that are exceedingly rare n.
Also very roh Spanish Mahogany Case, nads IN airs
to- Napoleon's Egypt, and cost over sou :, -,
MONDAY EVENING. Nov 10, sto3 O'Clock; -. =,
C,pcrr .rIxc [IpRARY-E Embracing 8 great NNiey 0,
Stsr dsTd and Miscellaneous Books neudinsmany volumes
now out Of PRINT. &c.
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CIIFTON, STATEN ISLAND, near the

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lot. for immediate improve
.ent Tor se n the most central part OF Clifton on adVan
fogeovs tems Also few of the choicest villa sites on te
Island with commanding views Of the Bay, NarIo"s ana
oity The purity Of the water the VICINITY oil s,noon
nrcles de- and the facility Of access 70 the CITY win te
beauty OF The surrounding country renders t inS ac
ave resIdence. Apply 70 W w As WA2 S,,
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y Al. BARMORE offer at their manu-.

~ IL D-AhN-HOANAs VACA AZ thciI mdnu-
~ factory ard wArercon, No. SIS Beecker-s. corner
OF Charlcs 81 elegant PRso-F0.ts with IA
metallic frame and bridge and ell oth-r modern ir-
pfoNenents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12

i 4 C. FISCHER, (iate Nuns & Fischer
~ msnuiaciSEy and warercoun. No 10 Greenwich-,t
corner Of Deyst. hssoEo res warranted with reverse
bridge and pGtsE aee, wei calculated Or keeping IN time
Panel oItss tune1, repaired and EXCHANGED
EB.-Also FoliGn PiAn0-Fortes 10. sals
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12
CRFAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS.
CHNiITT Il BRO, Manufacturers of SHOW

~ CASES, IN Metal, Brass Rosewood. Mahogany Black
Walnut Silver. Se No rs North Wial-st near Chatham
NewYork keep constantly hand good assortment OF
the above named articles Orders promptly executed At
short notice. Old c2ses taken II exchange
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at AUCTION-In the cen.

NEWARk LUIS AZ AUUIIUN-Iu tHe CoH-
5onss divided m building lots of convenient ske will be
sold on the premises SATURDAY 18th inst at O'clock
p NJ without reserve, 10 close a concern. ,
Thee lots being the OF the ciy only ono oocA
from Broad, aud the military common IN the Immediate
vicinity Of the churches and less than five minutes walk
from the New-Jersey Railroad depot comnends tham az
dsab rsces of residence For further particulars apply
10 j. & {. BERRIAN No. COL Broadway, NY.
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TOIjNTRY SEAT for SALE, on the east

" beuk of Hudson River containing forty sores OF a1d,
x,bip ton minutes walk from railroad depot. Buildings
entirely new and command view OF Newoursh Bay.
.erl.rs inouire of URI MILLS No Coenties-slip
Of the subscrber on the premises at New; hanbuIgh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12
CIRST PREMIUM. -. 42. ,ii anal 3

EIhSI IhtMII Vt, Io4I. z, Al ana 'Oy.-
Il The subscriber respectfully informs his numerous
paious and The musical public thai he hes sgaa received
the tfs premium OT tie SPLENDID u octave Grad Sluare
Piano which be exhibited u the late Fair Of tie American
Institute Ihesc instruments 1est ned to superce the
CsnS Piano a. they posss all their volume aa3 patv of
tone: Superior Pianos tiom s2oo - $500. CHARLES j.
HOLDER. No. lSS Sprngst
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TANNERS OIL, of superior quality, con-
i stsntly on hand and for sale BY -
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re,,c ,1cuTE g. NEWTON, No. %

DIANOS.-IWO new Anu 'diuaDio n(So"yot
Psuos Of ei and oc;ayes wATant.d aad ier sal a.
farssius Al.o 7second- hand Pianos at 80 sll 50 So
So Sos AID $40 Also Watches, JeSelFy. S0s9s,
ciSaI, Sis Books &c Casa on Panos watches
n, God. Groc.Ties AID Merch.ndse generally.
ny JF.JONES. No. 81 Arnsf- Il door.
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PIANO.FORTES-T. GIL.
DRADBURY's BOSTON and NEW-YORE
VARHART's MELODEONS. which are pro-

~ nopnced by the BEST ildges superior All Others can
hsd only vi the sole agent J : CLARK No 81 Broadway
(opposte the Park y B-lnsfrume1ts with stops f.l
Churches. Al instruments warranted flg one year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12
Real estate for Sale.

A VILLAGE FARM for SALE.-FOr sale,
n adjoining the village plot OF Wsppun, FERN contain
ing so scfes Sad farm IL capable Of producing annual
Eve thousand bushels Of grain and OF keeping summer ana
winter $50 head Of horses and cattle The village OF Wau-
pun contains about 800 inhabitants thriving and az heal
shy 10 any portion Of New England There Hsihoad
now building within mile OF said farm, winch VIII m
nurissts with Boston and Hew-York Fifty miles Of u 10
expected 20 be ready for the thus fall When this hei-
reed completed which will be IN the course o. one ye
person leaving Waupun rrech Boston or Newf OH IN
fortysht hou-s The State Prison IL located here iers
hbers For particulars inquire. by mai or oherwIse OF
FARNAM A. SUMNER, Wsupun, fond gu Lac No1H'J'
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TRAyELING TRUNKS, &c.-lhe SUD-
scrber would inform the travelling com nunity th't ne
still remains ~ his old stand corner OF BFoadsay ana
Wallet where lie continues manufacture aud keep on
hand sood assortment solid Leather Trun IS suitable
for Issrs or Gentlemen. and adapted for Amenean or
Furrrean travel Also Hat Box Leather and Carpet
l sffSS nj disn,,ch JOHN CATTNACH.
All articles bought ct this sent 20 any part OF ihs
city Brooklyn Jersey City or Williamsburg free Of eA'
peuse.
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U,OR sALE-A very desirable Farm of three

acre. Of land together with excellent House, IN the
village Of Fort Lee and about three minutes walk IRON the
sending The Honse is % feet wide by a feet deep, with
an extension the side Of l6 feet containing 10 rooms and
being two stories high There is very De assortment OF
u of nearly every description grated sucn as peaches
berries &C. A good well Of water near the door Pnce
at per cent. Apply 10 d. T. MACFARLAN, No Nae
.an a. from 10 A. M. to4P. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12
CRENCU TEACHER.-A French LAZY, a

native OF PARIS who hiss taught N some OF the oest
schools and families this city having few hours OF each
dsy unoccuped would hte devote them IN giving private
Lessons References gwen. Apply at No ~ NarlckH 81
John
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12
IGOR SALE or EXCHANGE-A fine Farm

L of 100 acres situated in Kent Co. Michigan about 10
miles iion Grand Rapids and the plsnk-rcid leading
from Grand Rapids 20 Kalamazoo. Said farm Is well
waieIed and mbered There is also the farm Gran
berry Marsh Of about Land adjoining this has been
sold Tor about Is per VIII be sold cheap for cash.
would be- exchanged for lots property this city
AdiItss MICHIGAN, Tribune Office
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TOR SALE.-The steamboat known as the
INDUsTRY Can be seen when not running. At the
g., ~ Norfh MooYe-st North RIVER Said boat Is IN COM
plste order and ready for use az moments noss Ss S
49, Nsrnby az the best of irrn and now IN hrsi sate
a,cr Ines rissins and everything complete for towins
,ora tic hal Aor. For fhrihei information inquire
""@' -" C. ADAMS L Co. No. ~ faltonst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12
Tor sALE-The three-Story DWELLING IN 9

u
VENlEkCE owned and occupied by tho undersigned IL
Just above UnonsIusre mo IS East Nineteenth
r,ost couyspieIt residence for small nedIumsized
family has Bath Room &C. IN the second story with
hot and cold water the CrotoD on two hoo handsome gas
6xures furnace &C Price $780, OF which S5,O0O may
remain on mortgage per cent ssloh on me
si Of May next the interest TO that t1e OF ne money
paid 20 be deducted from the prlce. Apply 70 mr IUD
Low Wall-st. HORACE GhhbLbl'
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NOR SALE or EXCHANGED two-story

IL House, Shop, Barns, &c. with about 10 acres;
% now enclosed onting railroad plltom, mile south
al Railway Station Price S2cOO Also, Building Lots
cheap (S5 So good high land level with the streets
otened payable In monthly instslmens Of s. Population
Of Railway about 70C0. Communication fare 10 cents APP
ply at No. Horatio-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12
Clothing, Sc.

4 n ENTIRE NEW STOCK of SUPERIOR
"A MANUFACTURED FURS.-Hessrs. THOMPSON
1AOEsLER Manufacturers, No. 10 Msiden-lIne. invite
attention 70 then Assortment Of Fancy Fur &C. comprs
ing ROYAL Ern Hndsons Bay and Canada Sables very
lie Grecian Ssone Marten Mink Agrten Fitch Marten
Mountain Marten Chnchille HudsOn's Bay Lynx Rusnn
COney Siberian Squirrel Int. Fitch Int Erune Blue
and Brown CoEey in Nuts Capes Vletorines. Boas Mun
tees, Mitts, and Trimming Also Geatemens Fur Gaps
Muhes, Gloves Fur C0ats Fur Oversoes Foot Aufs Ian
excellent preventive against cold feet in churches cars or
aageseyeTy traveller should have onel-Buckskiu loyes
Sleigh Robes If Hn6son's Bay Wolf Prairie Wot ljenx
Bear and Budbo. Al Of which will be found very desirs5e
goods, sud worthy the examination Of purchasers
WIN. NJ. THOMPSON
OTTO R0ESLER-
No. 10 Maiden-l.ue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12
furniture, Sc.
ALL WARRANTED ENAMELED FUR.
~

"A NITURE q the lowest trade price, Of OUR OWS
MANUFACTURE.
GILES BNRNE, (succ,rsOrs 10 NJ news Gillies)
msEuac tuIers Of ENAMELED and CO trAGE fURNI-
TURE, No f52 Broadway below Gr'i list, sd5 New
York. Mandatory. No ~ Greeue-st
MATT RESSES, PAILLASSEs, PILLOWS &c. SC. 10
trade pflces.
We have the largest and most vared assortment Of any
establishment the United States oar genents for
the Manufacture and supply Of Enaneed and Ornamental
Cottage Furniture such 10 preclude he possibility Of
being UNDERSOLp snd enable 10 furnish SUPE-
RlOR ARTICLE upon terms fyOrrbe charged
by Others for those Of much "!NFERlOR QUALITY
All orders boxed with the greatest The trade sup
Piled IN unlimited quantities az greatly reduced rates
No ASP Broadway below Grand ST. side. Manlfic-
tory, No - Grcene-st. GILLIES BYRNE.
\. B. No connection with any other es.lb ishment.