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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04
ORGAN TEACH[NG-A LADY, with

" pc testimonials q ability impsI Instruction OF
thar Instrument shss ie~ plpib Any pers9n de-
rg Vii he waited upon. when particulars and terms
yheh VII be moderate, will he made Known by Addressing
q re TO ORGAN. Tribune Olice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04
NAK GROVE FEMALE SEMINARY,

" YONkERs, n \ The winter term OF this Insgitu.
ton vii. eounenee Monday. Nov Isl. Crcuars eontsin.
ira fell psrtcu as Terms &C. furnished on sppcati 70
tie Principal. or ~ the Bookstore OF Clark Ausn snth
No PVt Pos new:ferk- wM C.FoorE, Prncips.
YoukerS. sept =. l3j2
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CEDAR GROVE for SALE-At

' r II a II
Staten Islsnd, fronting on the New-York Bay, near
the location Of the Ola Elm Tree shout miles below the
Nauows embracing ~ Of Land including the CedHs
Buildings and Dock with letters patent or the grant there
for The lease Of this property Is al Jut terminating the
same having been occupied for the last FIVE years during the
summer seasons place OF reSoI for bathing sad pub
lie entertainment
For further particularly inquire OF J. DILL Mr.
H0WEs on the pTenisss or Of 3. X. LORD, No los
Frontst ,Nsw-YoIk-Dsted. Sept. 9, 1852.
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i NTER ESTING to CAPITALISTS

Mr. NJ. CLARK Is now in t.s city with his Potent
Combined Grinding and gotins Mer :hsnt Mil ~hi,A
hiss created much excitement throughout the United
Ststes 10 be seen In operation ~ FERRIS rABERa
Mail Manufacturers Of Greenwich and BesohSf
New.Yoik st 10 O'Clock A. NJ aad O'Clock P NJ of esA
cay or resso psble tue Mr CLARK stopping al tas
Mtcharrs Hotel, Courtsndt,st- where application b
made for Cnunty AID State fights
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04
DRIyATE CLASSES In FRENCH

Il add SPASISH-Prot 4. BAsSE5 viii reop., hi,
Trensh sae Spanish CsDes the l5Ib inst He Will alro
organize csss Tor beginners on o, about IA. l5n AZ
October. Sof the particulars apply at fsadsraa No "a
Broadway. befors A. n ard at.sg 6P.M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04

ENOR SALE-Ths three story brick
III Heuss and Lot No is3 Wes; Snth-.t, toIrtd hoass
west IL 81. sv rs5cte with every con7enieaee
water eosets Cro,on wster escecp b. on &c luduir-
on The prsmis,s or 70 RICHARD ALDERMAN, With
Ward Bank Possession INN. eciately.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04
piauD-Forrss.

- YORK PIANO W 'RE-ROOMS, No 4Z3 Broadway
three doom above Csnsst Assorted Piano. Of approved
make with ard without the holan cheap
Geo Hews, Haiett, Davis Cos, Light Nswton's Gs,
Ia Please call and examine Orders from broad puncsu
ally ATTENDED to L.. O. BRADBURY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04
NOR SALE-The two story House and

Lot pleasantly sitpsted) In Cumberlsndst Brooklyn
houses north Of lafayette the east eide On tue
rst noor there parors kitchen
and pane, second story, rooms aud bedroom; also
bedroom in the se The house has been built two years
and complete order The preseLt owner sells In con.s
ouence of removing out Of the State. Inquire Of Mr.
GOODALL. ninth house north. 10 salns street
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MIR. JOHN MAC MULLEN ha.

I'LL ~ WIN VI n y NI = Ia Il II " HHI
Nl opened 9 bay School foI Boys 81 No 3l0 sowsry,
one bloch frU IN BrOad-ay and I've doors above Bond
Ct Hs tsrms s75 per guarterl will necessarily keep bic
school very small Hsyrg resided than years Ia
Europe, and havins stuu end taught for many yea
the city Of HewYork b. feels himself qualified % DO luz
ss 70 those Who may 10 eas.du his hands Bssdes Spell
ms z: aiding, Writing and AnIhm no there viii 10 taught
without extra charge Greek Latin. French Spanish Ger
man, Italian Oswins, Nude Gymnastics and Dancing
CIsVln a. LockwooTs No All, and Crowen's, No. 500
Broscvs
Play Ground Tor Boys Twenty-Five subscribers wanted
fernI els year. Address J. MAC MULLEN. no. rs
M
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GRAVIER-D ESJAR-

Iva DIt's DANCIN0 ACADEMY. No s. Clinton.
pI.ee-FAREWELL SEASON. Nine q. Intending to re-
turn TO Europe takes this opportunity her graft,
tuds her pupils and their families FOR the Kind
patronage she has 80 long eoyed hor classes VIII COM
IneEce on SATURDAY, October Ia her el@gant roOns,
where private monthly Sorees Will b. given usual Day,
ADD hours WEDNESDAYS and Saturdays at 81, for Misses
and Matters hondsys and Thursdsys at II ?. ~ Tor la
dies and eentemen Schools and private families attended
Brooklyn Clss'es for YouHg Ladies at Mr. BERTEAUS.
No 81 Pierrtpout-
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ESOR SALE In BROOKLYN--Tbrae

-, wa hsApa, nea' Mareysv.; two I'm On T,y.
~ ~, os.".en Bedford and wyths ava az Lota cornyr
"ys Az and isyiofss and dftssn Lots cor, % "a ~.
g gas .s "Sue ~. Apply to HOMER MORGAN. No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04

NOR SALE or to LET-Iwo splendid
hrst class HOUSES, No, lac and Isl iWea. 2A-gt-
betweeu 7th and stb-svs They repete with all tbs
modern improvements and ready for occupancy Apply
to T. ChARfkRs Silver NGe Manufacturer, 81 Aercer-s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04
NOR SALE-A Farm or Country Seat

of 100 acres. nea, Plainfed, EewJersey OF which 81
are In hsb stste Of cultivation the balance woodland
and Good pasture The newly House contains ID
spacious room. every with closet snd fur .te pan
tries; fine Kitchen Garden snc beauufui orc1
ard wi Ia fine apple and pe trees to The house,
which lay, on the road The outbudn and fences are In
good repair Apply under letters c, Post Othce, Plain
field n j.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04
CLASSICAL and MATHEMATICAL

~ SCHOOL, 10. "a sirth-svenus near Washington
TIE INSTITUTION BY the shove ntls for ths last nine
wears will occupy It's buildi1s Nos O. snd a. opposite
fu present locsioa the lst Of Octoser. .
Thin edhoe has been ia process Of erection during the ss
Ok months and built in substantial msn"er us ne.y
hundred feet In length fry feet wide. and hive s'onesn
hsht
Great attention has been given 10 the modern appliances
10. gss Groom water, light heat and vsntilatson-
-Four stories Eil Be- occupied by the School noe es-
tuIe-ro0m and costly Gymnasium are snons Us arrange
meats. -, 49,.
This Institution will hereafter b Known the aetopo-
ntAn Academy.
Ii will have three Department.:
l. Academic
& Collegiate.
5. Univerrty
The third Department 10 be Organized al az sSy Gay
The PrOfesorshipe Be established In the Acsoeio ana
Colesiste Department. united, viii be a. foii0Ss VIZ
Professorshp Of the English Language and Literstue
Professorshp Of the Modern Languages snd Lsersfure
s. Profssorshp OF the Lain and Greek Languages Ana
Literature.
4 Profsssorshfp OF Drawing and Arts OF Dedgn.
Profe ssorship Of Mshemshcs, Mechanical Philosophy
and Astronomy.
s. Professorship OF Chemistry and Phyrca -,
Professionally OF moral, Intellectual and ronEeA d.
tsophy. at, ,o,.,r.,
guszea .,.. -Lt- ..-....,.l,
mentioned above will be announced st the opening OF ths
Metropolitan Academy. - -, =, 49,,
The pupils of the Institution will ssembls In the Old
rooms on Wednesday, the LIST OF Septem0er
For admission or for information. address
RTEPHEN j. SEDGWlCh, Secretary oftns Faculty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04

A LADY, who has had several years
IN e1psisrcs teaching the P,no-Eort. Is dssr01s Of
ObfaniDs ,w 2l lpquus a. No. IS Grove A. CT
OF Mr. Wa NANDkkBECk, a. hs musis ws-eroons 40.
~ 6rCasEsy.
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Brho0!s.

A S. VlLLEPLAIr continues 10 give
a. Instruction IN re Frsrch language ,ad er,ar at
ths ts.dsnee VI bis pu3ls a. bis oWn. Ma = Wesl
xgenty eighth u rear Broadway.
A LADY who resides alone, wishes 10
IA take The entire efarEe, eenostos bnd kc %. little
Ol Boy CT respectable parents Esscopah.s preferred
To sch appreciate tind snd s1estoa. tie ..rpeat
o. sill oder some incassnent kelassfatua ls.soaaos
AsdIsr LANSING. BIsltwsy Post cce
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CHEAP RENTS.-For sale, one three
~ choice Lott Ouincys. Brooklyn, (nsar kultons az
stases) surrounded with pleasant ctsge houses good
comfortable cottage be built for - O the prce OF one
let $3.50 Tor three for ol making rental Of less thao
Sl0O for home lot rhree bu ldns shares Ia good
Society will be solo If desired. Apply to }. BRITAIN,
No kg7 HruadWaY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04
ENGLISH and CLASSICAL BOARD

LING SCHOOL for BOYS, at sedford Westch-,ter
Co 30 mile, from newYork City, and from the lis,em
Railroad The scst Session will commences Nov L. Num-
Der Of pupils limited IL TerDsFom 80 to go per
Session Circulars lie had OF G. A. MARVIN, Esq, No.
$50 N.saust New YORK The Principal will call upou
In the city who msy desire iuervew Oct g q, or ~
If the, will leave their address at the sbnve place.
" A. WILLIAMSON, A. Nj.
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4 us IN the CTI1 OF DNUOhL V'
Ain the 9th Ward snd situated between the three prn-
sipa tborcus and business streets Of Brooklyn VIZ
the Futonsv, Atlantcsk Railroad and the Flank Road
Thu highly favorable location Of the lots nsure 70 the value
OF theu increase beyond comparison great many o
the lots have been sod lately and all those eesrous OF pf
chasing with small capital cheap finely stuated hons
should account neglect 70 Co a. necessarily
The lots viii rise in proportion 70 the t provcmsus carried
on at the place The prices DIFFER az present from SIS %
t75 with the exception OF lot, More than ~ houses
have been erected there IN hand and
20 Of lots int nd % build during this and the follow
ips Since the first OF September the railroad
every morning ard CLOCK By which al business
men ESQ ride the soutn Ferry in less tina, minutes
Al u O'Clock AN and az O'Clock, Pm. the train leaves
tbe 5c1tb FeTTy for New Brooklyn.
Ire map Ct New Brooklyn always be seen st the
bookstore OF Eydan Prudential No 81 Bowery, also
et hr. n. h. SsckmAnns ~. Is Neseys
For further particulars inquire at Mr.. ALEX. EIDANo
Land Oe the Railroad House New Brooklyn. else u
WIN RADDC. No 50 sTosdwsy NY; JACOB h. SACK.
MAN, East NewYoTk; c. L. RApEsAChER, No. 30
Arch-st., Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04
NANCINti and WALTZtNG. at Mont

~ ague Hall Courtst. Montague Place-Mrs A:
LANNAr would Inform her patrons and the residents oil
Rrovb yp that she will reopen her School on Wedne.dsy
Oct IS. Days Of strictiOn Wednssdys and ssturdsys
soUmrneos 81 O'Clock The frat SJee will tske place
Friday Nov 20: the succesdns Soirees on the thud
Friday Of each month dor the Schools and hm
ilies attended In NewYOrk Brooayn. Mrs l. can be
seen ~ her residence. No 81 Court - Brooklyn
~ B-Jefsey City, Mr.. l4annsys class at Miss Chs
desyne's School Of Grand aod Gresness will be
rsOpened on Monday Oct Is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04
CHARRUAUD'S ROOMS, Nos. 20

" White st. aud 81 Fast 18th st. near broadway-Mr
CHARRUAUD, assisted by Mr OGlLVlE. RESPECTFULLY &C
qusint their parou' aud those who are dssod, OF being
we'll taught in Dancing and Wazns Ia snort ume tns'
URDAY October l6 Days Of instruction, Tuesday and
Saturday 81 in the afternoon, for Ladies, Misses aud
every fourth THURSDAY evening in each moaththe other
THURSDAY evenings from 10 TO- exclusively devoted to
W.rgpg for tue entsmens csssss without extra charge
DAYS Of instruction No. 81 East 18th ST Monday and
Fdsy Wedne day and Saturday, at ST. for Ladies' Misses
and Masters 0enIemens classes MonooJ snd Friday a.
T. ans 9 evening Msttrees Oanssotes exclusively for
ard the younger class Of pupils ever 'esend hn
day afternoon Of each month claso Tuesday and I'd
day n ~ Pm These classes 10 co nmence October -
90 and a. Mr. CHARRU ~ can DO at his residences
No 8s West llthst. 5th.sv, btween aud 9, and
and 2 In the day and II his rooms school hours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGI-

III
WI ATE INSTITUTE, No. 2ls 9Th st, corner Of Ms,.
dougAl-H, Washington square, GEO. W. CLARKE. A
NJ aud JAMES FASNIN0. A. n, Principally commences
IL tenth school year MONDAY the 18Th o. Sept ls52
TIE Pnneipas havns refted the furniture and rooms
for recitation sid Lecture throughout tho Iasitutoa il viii
b In complete order or the reception Of is Pros.sor
reschers and pupils VI the 18th Of Sept
Personal interviews with enc Principals and Catalogues
containing Of pson aud pupils OF past year. together
With plan. Of Instruction. regulations, termI Ss may Do
h.d a. the Rooms Of the Institute
Pupils received from 10 20 years fags.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04
FORTES from NEW
Marhinerp. 3r.

A USTRALIA and CALIFORNIA PAS.
"A SENGBRs invited TO call at the Gold Minas
Machine Store No. l2S WaTren-st New-York add witas
the wonderf1l operation % BUFFUMS Scisa i6e 0sH
Catcher, exhibited in practical opeIsuon separating I'll
from Csiforps sand dali, at 10 oc och The macnias n
very simple, based principle before uod-tsesi
AID wsrrsnsd double the prsoucs o. t- gold miasf
ARNOLD RI-FFt'N A CO
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miscellaneous.
business and PUBLICITY.-Noso

business and PUBLICITY.-Noso-
- ety is the important element OF saccsss In buaes
IL 10 through the newspapers Of the country that this con
thoroughly attained. Fortunes scenmulsed In
years BY thu wbo avail themselves Of this Dower IL
vas benefits resulting from Systematic and continaoas
veusps only begipnins 10 be Understood dsms
sTaed that tho merchant tho msnpfsctarer or tho -
ehsnc may increase his business at pleasure 10 proporS
70 the energy and means he employs In gaining pubhs
only beginbrg to realize its portsncs. Still the snSns
Of advertising In the columns Of the journal -
doubled within hve years and Will doubls again In sss
more Those who hang back will theI vousssf ~
more eDergrtic rivals outssnppns them There 10 10 .
hind IN travel on foot.
The opportunity fo sdyersins ia the best papers Of y
the cities and principal towns of the country afods6
tie Agency Of v. b PALMER where the papers arc ~
for examination lie Is authorized By the propnstoc
transact ths business and 70 give receipts Tor saoscope
and advertisements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04

NOR SALE-At Mount Vernon. gore
Ia. corner Of sth-sv ard ls:-s, north-eas. corner
Good pisce for re. Ap?lyr No s. Chs;aan-st, o.
DAVID HARRISON. Jr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04
DRIvATE LESSONS in SPANISH

Il Professor 0ORRfS eoaunres to give privat, lns,rr,
b, ogn, nc. Il s.hS..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04
HOME in tho COUNTRY "a

.Sv-sey will take Only four boys and those under ten
ye.r, Of aga Nh devote his whole time judi cousy 70
hrr uorsL physical and intellectual training Terms s
Ger snnurn Aodr-ss Box No SO Pest Ofce Hartford ca
ksrence C. Bean, Esd ct the sses OF ths Board Of
rxueaticn. in this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04
DOND. ST. ACADEMY, No. SO Bond

DrW W. PARKER A. n, Princ2s The next session
VII oorre3c. the m Of Sept Circulars contrasting terms
branches taught rsreUesS kc msy Be Obtained q. the
bookstore Of L FRENCH No lS5 nasssust or at No ia
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04

A RARE OPPORTUNlTY.--24OO
IA ACRES Of LAND FOR SALE-All under cultlva'
top excepting li2 acres of Wood Land 1T situated
the Peoria Lake Illinois River few miles north Of the
houIisbiDg CITY OF Peoria 1t is fine rich SOIL and 10
section o. The country ncresns rapidly In its population
IL has gre 10 ncatnDs with tue North
ana South by steamboats, which passing continu Ly for
Chicago also for St Louis This Farm co1,abs SO Houses
with several Barns and Other buildings IL also has II
lLUO Apple Trees 00 Peach Trees which bsye ust
commenced bearing IL is well adapted fort colony. for
extensive farming and offered for sale AZ moderate
price, on tasy terms Address B. C., at Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04

HFTNHE FARMERS LIFE Is THE
II LIFE FOR ME."-So rlnf the poet snd 90 sings
the nan 81 the Farm Agency, No Is Wall 81 where e.
sormept Of tho greatest variety constantly on hand oait.
Ing for purchaser L. y. NILES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04
MADAME SEIBERT. Professor of the

lNl French Language, and Teacher At MADAME Chess
rays ceebr'ed School wishes 20 h u her leisure
hours BIZ tuition either in private family or 10 school
Madame CheFsrsJ Will kindly give all necessary references
D. sEiBERT, No. LOO Broadway, sorner 2oth a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04
OATTON'S INSTITUTION for the

III EDUCATION Of BOYS No. 25s Gr-eu,-,t, betr.-,
CLIFTON ara Wsverlyp.ses, J. II. PATTON, A. NJ Pm.
srs The two Dsparmenta Coiezists ard Primary ooeu
on MONDAY, SEPT; 6 Pup prepared Tor the eountins
house o. for admission 70 any College The number Of pa
pills Ia rd Cifcuias containing further inforrnaiior
may Be obtained a. the book,,rrea CRUMsIES drursi,
store No e62 BrosaSky, cor 18th It, or at the Ir,titt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04
EAIR HAVEN CLASSICAL and

MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL Number limited to
veye-aavsnta,es second to For circulars and FUR.
Their ipforusti 40 y to Z. II. WILhON U. School
Agency No. l3 Broadway, N or 70 the Principal at
Fair Haven Coan, A. SMITH
REFERENCEsTbe PresdeI and Professors Of Yale Col
No. Is C.si IHhst Thomas Denny, Esq, NJ Jsuncey
Court Prof J. J Owen. ID D., No. w West 4 81
sprsgue Sons, No IL Pearl-st; s Appleton Esl No
80 Broadwsy; A. Reed Esq, No 2io Fuyn-st, New York
City. Rev. A C. Dennison, Leicester; Rev Levi Packard
Spencer Mass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04
OSSINSING SCHOOL, Sing Sipo.NY

D 1orN D TrN0v S W
tL,t the nett term Of his SELECT 30 AIDING SCHOOL
for BOYS VII begin 90 the fast Moooay of November
Five vacancies oceur vien may Be- allied on INN diate
application 20 The Principal Circulars con .xinpg full oar
t.eulars can be had BY s2pyins = ) H. PERSON Ne
Psrk place, CT 10 the Principal 81 Sing sing N Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04
Real estate for Sale.

A CHANCE for a HOUSE and LOT
IA Worth 81 O00 will be given to each purchaser (pot q
exceed thOussDd Of bottle OF Cologne, for ST. at HAL
sEYS Drug btore, at the corner Of Pearl and Rcsesn
large proportion have already been sold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04
.ANCING and WALTZlNG, at No

- sc Bond n-Mr SEARINGS Private Academy for
the polite will reopen l2th October C uses
for Ladies and Young Mssers Wedoesosys aid Saturdays
at 81 o'clock; for Get cmsn Tuesdays aud Fridays at
ociOsk b. sTdns schools and smiliss attended ssd
private instruction, given times not occupied FoE terms
apply at Dir. So residence So above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04

NOR SALEcThree hundred Acres or
le., Of sxeel,eat Land in healthy location, e. Rail-
road Depot within an hours ride Of tbs city Adde'S
FARMER, this ofiice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04
T OTIS AT PRIVATE SALE-Four
re in the CITY of BROOKLYN,

Lots Of Ground. each p by ~ feet, on the enteiy
ace Of Atisn,ie ST near Pouud 81 South Brooklyn Ap-
ply 10 COLE 4 Chiffon, No WAu-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04
CARBARTS MELODEONS, witch

~ are pronounced by the best judges superior 10 su
others. CAP be hsd only Of the sole agent CLARK No
~ Broadway, (oPPosto the PNk) N. B.-Ins.ramsnts
with Eops ,Or Churches
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04
Duuses 10 let.
COTTAGE to LET at BEDFORD. L. l

dining rooms cement Kitchen and large cellar STANDS
on 81 lots will reaoy for occupation by the 18th OF
October TO good tenant objection 20 let for term
Of years Tenant have den laid cot 70 suit himself
Onpbuses by every beat Fulton and South Ferues-
Apply to z. b box 27IS \. Posi- Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04
4 ANGUAGES and HISrORY.-Ir

s1o IN ancient and MOI, History, by CHARLES KRAFT
SER M Pupil, received st No Go1 BroadSay stuyye-
LsLue room No ~ lie son, gwen az Pryae hoNlss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04
NOR SALE EXCHANGE for CITY

L PaOYEITY-A frst-els7s FARM. highly inProFed
II ,On uyes In Westcherer Cognt7 miles from the iud
.p River oct 81 sing Sing said Farm produces hisa
huparsd dollars worth Of hay Annually, bssidss e. al
stsl and Farming Utensils also foE sale The sect price
for ue Psrm s Eighteen Thousand Dollars. Ia1ure o.
GE0 NcCOKD. No. - Wiilismst and SAMUEL
TDnY No c3 Wal 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04

THO LET-Well-lighted ROOMS, with
L ~'iA''' '::'I fSs r6sso ~ s s.' II S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04
NEW and EASY METHOD of Teacb,

ing and Leaning the French Language 10 100 Lessons
each convene into qnes Orso appear 10 November ne r.
Price OF copy Of 10 copies - Tor subssgb-rs to b.
rs5 on &c livery. Apply, past paid, 20 tn c. hARCOO
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