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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02

Tor LIVERPOOL-United States Mail
Il StesnEhip ARCTIC, Captain JGEes &. Lucs-IhS
will depart with e Unit.d States nss FOR Europe
positively SATURDAY, Nov.l5 az u o'clock NJ ron a
her terth the foot OF Cant Noberhs scared III
for For freight CT passage, having anequaied seeom'
lions for elegance and comfort, apply % -,,,x
EDw. n COLLINS 4 CO. No. - " 49, q.
Pesseneere requested be board At III A. N 40
sal on the 9TH November. ... aar ltf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02
THE FLORENCE and KEYPORT COM

It
Il PANY.-A meeting Of the Stockholders viii be held
ri KeyTort on II ESDAl the 9th November next, when
statement Will be made OF the prospects aud condition Of
the Company.
Boat viii he provided for the purpose and land at the
dock building on the property.
Persons dcsouso Of examining the place viii be furnished
with tickets for the excursion by applying office, No Il
Hanover-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02
Real estate for Sale.


COUNTRY SEAT and VILLA SITES for
~ SALE IN the VILLAGE of TARRYrOWN-The
house IL large built in Gothic style wOsones and attic
main building ~ by 90 with wing, the 10 BY w.
twostoIies has been built y Yeas replee with al the
modern improvements. II Is situated east Of the Dutch
Church overlooking the village and commanding view OF
the North River from the Palisades HsTerstraw; also,
good view Of Fremont Nyack AID the OF mountains
beyord variety Of Shrubbery and fruit just coming into
bearing Is cay Of access and within FIVE minutes walk Of
tie Office sores churches &c VIII be sold with 10 to
80 scree Also Villa Sites from to acres with fine vie"
ises no J. c. MALLORY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02
1nsnranre Companies.

MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE, with CASH
W CAPITAL-The Republic Fire Insurance Company
OF the City Of -fork-lnsurunce Buildings No 10 Wall
ST.. corner of Niilianist.
The Charter OF this Company requires that fourfhs u
isprohts latter paying per cent per TO its
StOchhOdeTsJ TO be divided with policy holders
ROBERT ). HONE, President.
u. z. Curry, Secretary.
~ BCopies ii the Charter Of this Company may be OBJ
tanned on application al the office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02
flnancial.

DIyIDFND NOTICE.-The Seml-Annuai
-, f,Iliss aue n this city 6rs day of November
next On the foowins named Securities WI 9e pad 90 sa
re, cate AZ the oice of the undersigned on presenia
con s6BS s4SBss C Cf ETY. Of cLEyELANp
,-zsei 70 the CLEVELAND and PIIIsbOASn L. L. o.
-5Isr f R6sps Of the CITY of CLEVELAND tohio)
issued TO the CLEvELAHp PAi N VI. LIZ ca sd ASH
s Gibson & NA i1a qlSSbhS1P3Ls RAILROAD
c9MPA sCId mI' sna HOOKING VALLEY RAILROAD
COMPANY Mortgage Bonds-I per Cen,s 49, c.r.
THE INDIANA CENTRAL RAlLWAi per Oen'
MSTiEssfM SsSRRTTsINsvILLE and FRANKLIN Gnda
AAi-'' WINsLOW. LANIER Co. No D " aIl-sf.
WESTERN VERMONT RAILROADseven
w per cent. Mortgage BNnsf tor 90 :e,e q Whilst
MISSISSIPPI and ATLANTIC RAIL
vi ROAD. from TERRE HACTE to 81 L Loois;d
Books o: Subscription 10 TIE capital stock OF ne 'lsP
and Atlantic Railroad Company-an organlzatioa ueI e
Gcner. Railroad Law Of the Safe OF ln}s or sns % coz
struetion Of Railroad from TeTTe Hiute lnd,anN 70 o.
Ionis Mssouri-win be opened under the direction OF
Messrs WINSLOW, LANIER CO. at they eles, 10 20
55Wsll.t CIV Of New York. SATURDAY, the ON dAy
ofNovenbeI A. D. 1852 and remain open uuti the Stock
OF said Company shall be subscribed ~ ,,r,. y,
The capital stock OF said Company Two Miln91s o.
b..n LIN leaving the sum Of One Million Five
Huurrd and Thirty thousand Dollars open 70 present SUD
Bs Sioek is divided into Shares of Fifty Dollars each
Ten dollars poI share vii be required to be paid at the time
of subscription and the remainder VIII probably be called
through the whole OF the yea 1855
Stcek uayme ufs VIII draw seven per cent ntfres psNa
he Let July and January. IN the City OF New-io< unl
he completion OF the work when regular dividends vi" DO
tsde from the Of the road First pay nent OF IN
tres. viii be made July 1853 Books for he transfer
Of the took viii BE opened and permanently kept IN the
CITY of N.wYork upon which the stock VIII be transfer
ale sffer payment of the first inS;ai lmeni. - .
This road is 10 miles IN length. OF winch over 100 miles
is straight line On t0lhrds OF the line the grades
are under n feet 10 the mile and the maximum grade 10
less than feet II ia tie last unconpeted INK IN the
Gnst chain Of railroad from Newiork. Boston Phh.iel-
pha AID Baltimore the City OF ST. Louis. II the most
direct route aud b. valuable road, aud its stock
good investment 1t designed TO complete the rosd WITH
in Is months years and Will De built under the par
soma sureryision Of s President. John Broush Esq
Nessrs NINSLOW, LANIBR Il Co will furnish maps
Of the connections proes OF the route and he prospectus
of the Company containing full particulars to the organ
izston end prospects of the work upon application at their
Office. ,o>. ,,,-,o,
MICHAEL G.. DALE. lco,,;..;o,o~,
NATHL. VI. McCURDY, OoD"n's'oHe's'
DEAN ANDREWS,
NINSLOW, LANIER Co, Agents.
New-York. Nov /. 1852.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02

ONARROWs.-Building Lots for Immediate improve
ept for sale In the most central part OF Clifton on advau
taseous ms Also few OF the choicest villa sites on the
Island with commanding views Of the Bay, Narows, and
city The purity Of the water the vicinity oil schools
beauty oftbs surrounding country renders this most attrac
tive resldence. Apply to w ". VAN WAGENEN,
No. 16 Posts Buildings UanOyer-s..
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mo FARM PRoPRIETORs.-wantod, by

II Scotsman. FARM TO RENT, or 10 manage.
The advertiser un5 farming the approved
syste adopted 10 Scotland Aso the Eeang and anas.
Ing Of the dnerent kinda OF hive stock and their market
valve VIII be xina treat with any gentleman who has
rood small farm let esse large tarn TO manage
For further paxsiculArs sdaress SCOTSMAN, Tribune
OfScs N. Y
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piano-fortes.

DRADBIRY's BOSTON and NETWORK
II PIANO WARH-ROOMS, No. fz5 Broadway, three
so. ,boTe CasIst Assorted Pianos, OF approved nske
S1th spd without the EOiAn. as cheap eseTnere Geo
- U.Iiett Davis Co.'S L1hte Newtons ke ke.
Psse Ell. md exnrne Orders from sbrosd Pnnet1.y AZ
49, 1s. 49, L. G. BRADBURY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02
OK TWO-STORY and BASEMENT COZ

~ oNkDE-FEoNT HOUSES sswinsmsbursh' sni,h.,
IN the hess werknanke with eve rooms with ar
places four bedrooms with good pautEes rn,rAl
ante and in p~or; hard finished walls thronshoat
vine srbcs and pump III yard about
tesns Of payment Apply to JOHN CARHARr, No. Is0
SoutA Sfh.ss. Miliaussuryh. $500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02
M THE LADIES-Our Fall style Of La.
Ocean CLEANERS, Nr.

Tor AUSTRALIA DlRECT,-New-Yor
j and Canada Dispatch i.ne-The beautiful A clipper
PACK tt ship EOTHNIA, James A. Avery, Commander,
COO uns burden and only 81 old, wall sail tor tho
above port about the 18Th of November THIS splendid ship
having made successful b. California and
her commander haV @ress experiences In the Australian
trade persons aging nay expect snort passage
her between dec very high and thoroughly ventilated
and fitted up n State Rooms the comfort of families
SINGLE persons An experienced surgeon will accompany
the ship with other proper aendants All persons about
taking respectfully invited 10 exsmle tor them
RIVER or TO BUTLER BROTHERS, Nos. 1853 and lie
SoutlIst, N
A CSTRALA.-Thc A. Baltimore Clipper
IA Ship ALBUS is her dock, Pier No. IG g.. r..
ready 10 passengers This splendid ship Is Cd
ned by all who have seen her, o. have the roomy
ventilated letweendecks ship that has
been put up for Australia. Her freight 10 going
boold, aud se Will be dispatched without fail the oh
inst Apply on board, foot OF Walst, or to
j. Is. SARDY, No SO Soufh-st,
HUGHES RAWLINS, No. - West-s.
4 US1RALA and CALIFORNIAN young
"A Man wishes engage himself 60 either OF the
above places he would prefer 20 remain with s employer
after lis arrival Reference given AID required An inter-
view be had by add ssins n. w L. No 81 East ith
VANDERBILT LNE-F0r SAN FRANCIS
CO-Tho shortest end cheapest ron,e-Only line giving
tickets tor crosng the lshrus.rhe thvOrte d)ube-cn
CINE 81 amshp PROMETIlEUS, 800 tuna VIII leave from
Pier No. Moth River, at O'Clock r. NJ. precisely
FRIDAY Nov. D connecting with the Pacific
the Nicaragua Transit Route having but twelve miles Of
laud transportation.
These steamers are unryaed in their accommodation and
ventilation.
For Information passage, apply or.yto
ID. ID. ALLEN, Agent,
No. Battery-pace up staira
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02
Schools.

A s. vILLEPLAIT continues 20 give in
"A s<ncsen the French language and ttestsre Al the
ss&.nee q his pspls or Is bic own Ne q West ss'A
aesr Broadway.
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Goal.

DITTSTON COAL-THE PENINSULA
Il MA COAL COMPANY is prepared TO furnish np>
nor White Ash Pi,isu Coal OF all sirss clean and Ia GOOD
order suitable for shipping and domestic purposes
from it's boats or yards in this city, Williamsburg, snA
Brooklyn.
The Comranys facilities such TO enable to pvs
sood dispatch vessels loading At NswYork or 1t Pos
Even.
Particular attention given the delivery Of Coal Cor f.
ulestc purposes
Appy at the Office Broadway and wsllst or yaris
Wet near Mortonst ithsi. and 9shsy and foo, Of
Gouverpsurss city Foot OF North ,oths,- williamsburg
foot of Golds,. Brooklyn
DED ASH COAL.-Egg, stove and nut-size
II pure Red Ash; also Lehsh ess and '.ove-s1e.
sreered snd from yard az the owss mase Price
Yard No. ~ Franklin-sf. JAAAtS niAiN
DED ASH COAI~Stove and egg sizes,
Ii warranted pare Red Ar, Peach orehara nee from
sae and shell for sale moderate prices 10. hrt quality
Coal AZ No 10 West ilthst between 5th and 6thsys
~Sf - avs - CHARLES LOWTHRR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02
UMPIRE CITY LINE.-FOR SAN FRAN

Umpire CITY LINE.-FOR SAN FRAN
~ CISCO, via ASPINWALL and PANAMA-PhrouEh
Tickets At Rednced RatesThe AID splendid steamship
SIERRA NEVADA l. 80 tIus burden J. Dayton wilson,
Commander. will leave for AspinwsI, direct THURS
DAY, Nov AZ o'clock, L. NJ, froa Pier No. 5, MOTH
River, connecting Panama with the and sPenda
double engine steamship CITY OF PITTSBU ROB, zO
tuDs burden Robert w Poster Commander which sesner
viii be Ia 10 receive the by the Siens
Nevada, ard sail Immediately for San francisco. -,
These steamers unsurpassed for speed ventilation snf
accommodation, and offer superior edTsntsges for families
gong to CatorLa. frst and secOpd CaDin Passenger 70
PROVIDED with State Rooms both ships and dine o. ns
table. Part Of the steersge the City OF Pttsbafts
. allotted to females Passengers landed At the Panans
Railroad Depot ct Aspinwa Fos Or ps.aze sppJ
10 J. HOWARD son, Agenis,
No 81 Broadway and No 95 WestA
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1flillinerp.

MISS u. A. GARDNER, importer of Frcnch
WI Bonnet Caps and Flowers, No 400 Broadway, Y,
and No. l5at Ccngress-st., savannah, Ga.
Miss 5. A CONN, Dressmaker Pans Fashions NJ. 400
Broadway.
ITO THE LADIES.-Our Fall style Of La
4 dies Missed and Chdren's Dab and Blcek Fer Black
.nJ Drab Rrav.r Bonnrts with beautiful Beaver Riding
Hat for Ladies and Misses msde from the best stock IN
market Also large aud handsome assortment OF plain
ard embroidered Cays Of the latest Paris IA hons with new
STYLES of Dab ard Silver Felt Blck and Dab beaver Hat:
erd Flat cor Bows Misses and Children at MONARQUES
old 81 shmeut, No Pc Bowery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02
Drp GOODS.

CHINESE TEA POYs, Lacquered Ware
~ Rich Enbroidrrcd and Plain Grape Shawl. Ca.
SAs aAa S'1 o00os OF essry Description, for ALE b.
Comni<ion Merchants and Brpkers Nos 81 -,
N. T. and IS hzzkst<,- Phlls. W "ss'ef-''-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02

NARHART's MELODEONS,w which are pro-
~ nounoed by the best judges sPeTo to all o,1sr can %
h.J olv M the sole agent : CLARK No 64 Broadway,
1no.i,e the Park5 n B-IDsrumeuts with stops fSr
c6ITr~hes AL instruments warranted f0r one year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02
MRS. SHEPHERDS BOARDING aud

WI DAY SCHOOL. No. Z2i Clnton-st south brookiyn
-Mrs is prepared receive puPils and hopes Nv ths
urettg attention the discharge OF her numerous
luts 10 insure the confidence Of her patrons IL - con
plsed omnibus for the conveyance OF pupils
% and from the school
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02
furniture, Ne

hoM CAsES--A large assortment, os an.
renos 49, constantly % BAND or made % srs., ~
aNet rose~ood mahogany black wAk,u, A. 80 aeI, o.
ed cqus 10 any IN the Un;oa- X PrERIeS ~arr>nf.
No Ia arand q, tars door sasr n Be..a,.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02
DIANOS 5000 to S2,OOO-The cheapest up
miscellaneous.

A ADVERTISEMENTS are inserted in the
IA best papers in other cities and towns at v b. PALM
ER'S Advertising Agency Tribune Buildings
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EOR sALE-On l2th-st., No. l26, near

EOR sALE-On 12th-st, No. 126, near
II 5tiav, a new and superb House with modern iIn-
provenents and Stable attached II wanted. Apply 10
CHARLES PARTRlDG next door, or No 8 Corandt-st-
E0R SALE--Twenty acres Of Land, stu
III stcd In Newtown, L. l., y miles from Williamsburgh
Feriee Said iand fronting tie fresh Poud Road and
adjoining the village of WiDanville, within few yards Of
Wilhtuslurgh aud Jamaica Turnpike Road. For fsrther
information Apply to GEORGE HULST the prenlises
LNOR SALE-The House and Lot No. "a
Il Prinoe-st between Broadway and Crosby-st, Apply TO
CHARLES w. HENRY,
No. 15s Fr0utst, corner OF Maiden-lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

~ DAVIS CO. Of Boston the celebrated m.nafaetz--
ers Of PnnoFores win and without Ooeian f;ohoe az
snd Western customers well IS the citizens OF New YORK
and vicinity have made arrangements tl Mesrs GOULD
4 PFRRY No 2T Broadway TO keep large and full sap
a. ftber PsnoS with and without The Eosa sccompaz
fent Their Pianos al have the metallic frame and
W.reborse the same a. their mandatory in Boston
Eyery instrument fully guaranteed for large
EPs q s s s 9iS s s : Sic Isna $50
$50 CiIbeTts boud0r Piano. FOR Enal roouls Carhas
Prirce Smiths and Tobins Meodons All the above in
sraens At holesale or Retail Dealers supplied Oh se
"a ''n~ PIANOS TO LET
Cash advanced for Pianos. secondhand Me<srs
Wholesale and Retail IN Sheet Music and Musical Pubhca-
Dealers IN Pisnos OF Muse supplied on reasonable
terms. GOULD bEhh1 NO 90 bEoad~ay
EOR SALE VERY CHEAP for CASH.
Il Two splendid round-cOnsr 7-octave rosewood Piano
Fores finished in the best with All the modern i'm
provtments for durability and tone Wi be warranted FOR
twoyesrs and tuned one year gras APp at IN ware
rooms and rnanuiaetOy o. %, a s, .i, a BIZ
JENNY LIND GRAND PIANOS.-S. TOR
- DOFF No II GTeenest has for sale four grand Piano
Forts ROSEWOOD oases-to richly carved and two plain
substantially built and highly finished with patent hampers
ard nch tone viii be sold o~ for cash Secondhand Pianos
taken in exchange.
ORGANS Church Organs for Sale One
" ten sfop4 Gothic case with medals: also one five
stops do one secondhand Organ for sale low; PAr.or
Organs W. II. DAVIS No. 81 MacdonouEhst.
" HARRISON has Removed his Manu-
factory and Wareroom' from No . Csnal-st. to No
81 Mercers Grsnd-st. here may be found splendid
assortment Of Piano-Fortes
DIANOS $500 to S2,OOC.-The cheapest up
i 70 the most expensive Pianos, selected BY NJ STRA
kOSCH from large number offered for ms Inspection m
GLIDING ore carved nv Mnnfe, the greatest s't IN the
world are 70 be found his Piano and Muse Emporium
No. CO Broadway. Brcwsters Building
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02
OWNERS Of REAL ESTATE wishing I

~ dopose " their property or prcure enants y the
came. VIII hrd 70 their advantage 10 call a, the Office of
the subscriber, No 10 Wslst Loans Elected upoa mort,
sage and other security. $1,000 10 Ian upon y,nri
city property, ate per cent for term Of wears
FRANCIS J. KENNEDY
Conveysncer and Real Estate Brof.r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02
ArELyINA BUILDING LOTS for SALE,

AVA payable In per cent monthly misunderstanding
liberal terms offered this beautiful village property such
10 enable poor efficient amount from
their moothy earnings purchase home and the price 50
low 10 large advance before half the payments
are made. "a very accessible being only two and onehsh
wles om the WiliansbnrEh srTies and fronting the
New,own Plank Road where the Nswtown and MAsS'h
ps,nphless, kes soc 4. }. FONDA No n Naxm-t. 8
door, New.fosk, OF JOHN H. SMITH on tie promises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02

WIGS and TOuPEES.-Merchants citi-
w and Strangers requiring very superior Wig O,
Toupee should fal TO call and examine the beautiful
assortment the celebrated Wig factory Of MEDHURST
HEARD No. n Naden-lane, where they have the hrses
cheapest and best stock OF Ornamental Hs Of every de-
ci and not to shrink or change color Also TO be had
TIE esst hzr Dye Private Cor nsny tbs Dye and CT
ting WiS& Cur thLs out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02
NEw-YoRx FLOATING Dry DocK Co, Oct. % 1852
THE PRESIDENT and DIRECTORS have

Il this day declared dividend OF tive cent. from the
earnings OF the pos; SIX months payable to the Stockholders
and after the 10th day Of November The transfer
Books Will be closed nom the lst Of November to the day
OF Payment H. '. MASON Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02
L,OR sALE-A beautiful Country Residence,

Il OF Norwsk, Conn, consisting OF ornamental Cot
tsse ary new 81 BY ~ on the ground stones well
finished, rooms pantries hoor bedrooms
second hoor, large garrett The place contains acres
plenty OF fruit tine OF the Sound aud emily min
utss wsR flom the depot IN fine neiShborhOod good
fshins, &c Price S50oo Part remain mortgage II
desircd. per Inquire Of ). r. FANSHAW, No.
SIS broadway, corner Eeank Inst. up stairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02

WESTERN VERMONT RAiLkoADse'en
WARD 4 CO. No. = Wall-st.
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S0O LAND WARRANTS WANTED =

cOOthe MEXICAN War, Florida War. and W,rof Isro
for which the highest pree viii be given And also Iino
Patents located N 49, long since sold foy tars. 49, ~
patents located snce lsf in Iowa Wscor,n az i ~
Inquire Of @. O. sHUFELDT No Nass.u.t S., s s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02

II I'M "HISINh4N = UOugnt and sold on The
- most f4TtEsble terms ~ KIRKLAND l. Co
- No - Waist, Jsunre, Cont
Warrant, iorwtrded 20 81 parts Of the COUNTRY {, th
ket pree the receipt Ct remi,tances ~rsyy.5 @
une and receivable at sEy Land Oce n the pit.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02
CILvER-PLATING and GLIDING, repair

Ding ard REPEATING on Spoons Forks Tea Sets Cisso-s
Candes;ieks sc, gliding Watch Ca2A Satcrllas
Chandeliers in the ehespes; and bss. No SO Da
ene-st-, near Broadway. WILLIAM DIETRICH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02
IRON FOUNDERS MATERIALS-yiz.

nun IOCNDEhc MA LhihL'~ ~ &.
L American gray. notified and white Pig Iron No.
Scotch Pig Iron English and Scotch patent Fire Bricks
square, arch and circular; Modns Sand Fire Sand and
Fire Clay Core Sand and Flour puverzed and bolted
Soarone Black Lead. Sea Coal, AuthTace and hardwood
Charcoal Foundry Facings fOT sale BY
q. o. ROBERTSON, No. l55 WAierst, cor. Of Pine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02

NJ t. 1AAIlICO-N LIE 1lILIUF tI NE
factory and Warerooms from No , Csnsl-st. to No
81 MeTcers Grsndst here may be- found splendid
Assortment Of Piano Fortes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02

WI BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL, for Young Ladies,
10 "a West lh-st between 9Th ard 6th-avs Is now open
Yrs Mears has made for omnibus to con-
rey her nupila 10 end from scLooL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-10
LYNCHBURG.
MECHANICAL.
=, HOT AIR FURNACE, COOKING
Fl RANGE AND STOVE WARE.HOUSE.-The

~ undersigned takes this method of informing the
public that he has hand and is constantly receiving
from the principal northern Manufactures, Furnaces,
Ranges Stoves &C., Of the latest and most desirable
STYLES. Among his assortment be found Chiisons
Patent Hot Air Ventating Far. !Jr warming and
ventiluting Churches Public Buildings, Factories, and
Dwellings. Also, COOKING RANGES the most COM
plete and economical arrangement for cooking in
Having had long experience in the and operation
Of Furnaces and Ranges and by giving his personal nt-
tenton the setting and fitting of them up, he is
6denf that trial is sufent satisfy any of their
superiority overany other arrangement for heating and
cooking purposes.
On hand, full assortment of Stoves, Coal Crates,
Registers, Pipe Sheet Lead Lead Pipe, Hollow Ware,
&c.
Tin and Iron Roofing and Fave Cutters put in n
superior Also afull supply of Tin Brittania
and Jappanned Wares, at Wholesale and Retail. His
facilities for manufacturing Tin Ware such, that he
feels assured that he can make it for the interest
Merchants abroad, and all others in want, call at the
Ncse Store mp ton East side, Main Street. and
inc his stock before purchasing.
He would also tender his thanks to the people of
Lynchbug and its vicinity, for the very liberal patron
age extended him during his short residence here,
and hopes by strict attention his business merit
continuance Of the same
Mar l5--ts c. s. BLISS.
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CANAL LOPENFROM LYNCHBURG
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Through 10 Lynrhbnrg IN 81 honrs-FARE 50 so
Through to Leringtonin T~o Doys-FARE 5 90
Through 10 Buchanonin T'uo Doys-FAEE %
Our Packet Boats leave Richmond for Lynchburg
daily, usual r. NJ Sundays excepted and arrv.
there in "a hours.
Passengers by Mondays Thursdays and Saturday
Boats connect in Lynchburg with the boats for Buch
nnan and arrive at 6 Z. NJ and with the Stage Lin,
at North River and arrive in Lexington at p. M.
The traveller with economy and comfort
survey the beautiful scenery in the Mountains o
virgi nia. The view Balcony Falls where the Jane.
River passes through the Blue Ridge, is in itself suf
cient indnccmen for passengers take this ne and
the whole above Lynchburg. at any bend of the
james, presents combination Of River and Mountain
Scenery unsurpassed in any country.
The distance from the North River to the Natura
Bridge is only 6 miles.
Returning-Lcave Buchanan at 6 A. NJ, and Lex
ngton Mt A NJ. Wednesday, Friday and Sunday
and arrive in Lynchhurg at p. M.
Below see card between Richmond and Lynchburg
f,r fare and hours Of arrival.
Leore Richmond Daily, erccpt Sunday, at p. NJ
A FARE.