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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-25
C,OR SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY

II PROPERTY-A6 first Glars FARM, highly improved OF
100 s<rs wesehe<ser County "a ales on the Hudspn
River Depst Sing sing Said fGn produces 6fteen hun
rod ollsts worth Of hay annually, eesdes gca sbaaa
snos of rrsin apples. Se A isrge H0a~e, Barns &e,
Stesk and Farming Utensils so fT ale The lowest prce
for he Farm IL Eixhfeen Th0aand Dollars Inquire Of
GEORGE McC0RD. No. ~ WilaAm-st, and SAMUEL
fDDy M q Msn-~r
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ALBERT II. NlcoLAy, Auctionesr.

DEREMrTORY SALE OF 80 CHOICE
Il BUILDING LOTS and COTTAGE SIZES IN
ALBERT H. NICoLAY will sell on TUESDAY NJ
ST OF l2ococh at me Mercans EAe,sas 81 81. r,,s
ul Building Lois Ootaee SITES located IN the cry
Newark, - 1hes lots arc all 81 feet front and rear ~
100 Tee, deop ana viii be soh with the p1viese OF
Joining lots OF the came s1e This property stuIte
highest point Of elevation in the city OF Sewar< "ni
soil is Of The n.. quality end IS nmedstey N tas rear
the mansion Of VIM Rankn Est ans edJqinins 30. Df ~
beautiful residence Of Josepb C. Wallace Esq fne% ~
fIont Paramount and iteton-ays, which are % ies
ide, running from Bankst Ortnseey and Wes bs1z
Camden and Cabinet sts These lo's are without tsf
contradiction, the splendid building srs withp
mills OF the city of Newfork having perfect psnprrme
view Of the city OF Newark bay and haIbor and surrolndg
country ard with the naked eye be the s,eisns
and sailing Is gong in and the NewYor< Hsrbof
Tsewaer in this part of The city of Newark Is of te pae
quality, coming solid rock and is unsurpassed fnsS
immediate vicinity OF this property Thee lots are with
ont p0n tho best that have been offered actioa
this section OF the country for nlsny years
The City Of Newark QUE the most pleasin, cities IN
tie Union and the largest the State Of New Jersey con
tanning about q goo inhabitants, aud property nervasnl
1he street Will all be graded at the expense of the
Merchants mecl aics and Others doing business in Now
in 81 to a. minutes Newark Ia only mil by tho New
Jeney Railroad and seven miles by the plank road from
The the ferry every half hour until II PM and
she eommuaton IS only $50 per year Omnbuses leave
Newark and Newfork every - minutes, and te three
steamboats, ply daily The fare by omnibus and seAabost
Is only Ia cents.
Terms-Ten per cent. and the AuctiOneers ,es tho
day OF sale 40 per the Dist OF December When the
deeds viii be delivered aud the balance 80 pei cent
remain bond and mortgage for hreo years per cent
discount OF per cent wi 10 made AL lois bought foz
cash. Title ndputabe. printed abstract title will be
furnished every purchaser For maps aud full plscu
bars apply to the Auctioneer. No. 40 Waist tzJs)
DUBLIC SALE of STANDING TIMBER
The subscriber respectfully inform, The pubic that ne
will offer for sale Of Heavy White Oak Timber
ON TUESDAY, Nov -, 1882 near Madison, NJ, on tho
road leading TO Whppapy and Monroe the late Lensn
estate.
The said Timber is Of the best quality and toe attention
Of millwrghts, shpwrights wheelwnghs and builders
invited.
The above Timber is adjoining the farm Of John u. Miller
and within mile OF the Madison Station the Morda
end Essex Railroad.
Sale 10 commence ~ O'Clock Pm. Terms made known
az the sale. JOHN JOHNSTON, Madison, M.
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T,OR sALE-A Farm or Country Seat

leo aer,s near Painscd, NewIersey, Of which 80 are
an hish state OF cultivation tho haaace Woodland and
good Pssfure The newly esarged House contains Is spa
Sious rooms every with eoSe and four large paa'
tes an extra frn Kitchen Garden aud beautiful orcn
which laws on tSe road The Out5udnSs and fences IA
5000 repair Apply under Letters C. Post Office Piaia
fcla, M.
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o,,~rpv cr.T and VILLA SITES for

EOUNTRY SE-AI and a a 1. "a vrnSyS : rSs
SALE IN the VILLAGE Of .;s,s. .ai .o
house slaree euiii n ~ rny Ia the rear 10 by 80
s. has been built vest 'ePse 81 T le % pa.S
EooeIn w. tse Village and Commanding new OF
Nas, River from The Palisades 20 HavesTaw also
rod view Of Piermort Ny1ek and Toe Ianges o. "a 80
1870 IL easy ofeccess aud within tve minutes VIA NJ
sh fics stores churches sc WIZ 10 :(a VIZ "
- .S, AIso Villa sites from acres vita tne view
H. ,c, and srrourdiDg country. Ior particulars hPpY
osAhIEh N"Ni'Nt' J. C. MALLORY.
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS to PURCHASE

~ LOTS in the NEW VILLAGE Of CLARENCE
VILE L. $50 great las been the demand TO- lJs ~ tis
btutfU village, thot although it has only been "a opera
lo have been already sold and % soon tie
shall open there VII be upward Of hundred budngs
the Of erection There but fey villages az ne
p1eseut time that offer 40 many ADVANTAGES The easy
to the city b. the Long Island Railroad nom BooAyn and
the stages fro1 WalnsbnTgh make u desirable place oil
redeIc To- those iis live out OF Gown aui 70 the "a 40
tine DO business ia the CITY, We would adVis all vino "a
TO secure hou y only paving from p 70 81 per month
MACMILLAN, 6, neral Agent No. Nassadst, fro II 10
A 10 Y 81.
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miscellaneous.

A SECONDHAND CART for SALE-Ap-
~ lly At No - Wa,srst, corner Maiden sae.
ADVERTISEMENTS are inserted in the
"a best papers in other cities and towns " g. PALM
Frs Advertising Agency Tribune Buildings
COUNTRY TRADE.-Now is the time to
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TovIe Tor the trade tue Country and " those wo de- re
20 90 with discrimination and spec,ion
yemeut opportunity offered by
NB. PALMERS ADVERTISING AGENCY, TRIBUNE
BUILDINGS.
Merchants Manufacturers and others wishing advertise
ME nss rted tue best and wdey circulated Jour
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call at ' b. PALMERS Advertising Agency Tribune Build
where the papers BE- prices ascertaned aud
every information obtained the adoption Of udcous
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MADAME NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

w DANCING ACADEMY, No. 81 Clinton-place.-
Casses for Children. Wednesdays and Saturdays al b
DC ock T. NJ. evening ciaszrs for Lses and Genlsnea,
Mondays and Thursdays y o'clock Brooklyn classes Il
NJ RLRTEAU'S Institution No Is PIerrePOlt-st. every
MOLday and Thursday, % O'Clock.
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L0R SALE-Ten small and Thirty large
state House and Lots Stores rannery. Pubic Houses
lin fact Real Estate Of al sorts and All prices CAL on
Hotel; other days. as flHinhele, New Jersey.
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INOR sALE-A fne c.story HOUSE, abou

- feet square and loi of acres, AZ Fort Lee, about
half mule fpm tie laudas. The hoasa contains roonS
aud has good cellar nneeT eath and piazza u tont - IA
irssate order and partly The 10, Is IV feet mont
wes and spsng Of water and about 20 futees OF the
best quality it. Also due barn p feet BY s Posses
sion eau BE- bad immediately. Apply TO =. MACfAk-
Ian, SNssssu-st, from 10 A, NJ. to9 NJ. Price s2SO.
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harm for SALE.--A valuable Farm, con-
tanning 60 acres wen improved and under good state
of cultivation within one hour ride by raroal Of New
Yofk great portion Of the puiehsse money may remain
on inoTtgasc for ten yesrs Apply 30 j. PECARE' NO los
Hester-st.
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TNOR SALE or EXCHANGE-0ne splendid
IL new beildnS jus finished. with al the rnodcra I'm.
provsmsnis win be sold low exchanged for stock Of
me Once
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WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auctioneer. 4
DALANCE OF DkUGS and FIXTURES.-

ID FRIDAY, NOV. &c az 40 oc ock, at No. 10 DIVISION
Balance OF Drugs, Medicines Show Bottles Specie Js
Quart ard Pint lfeturts aud oil Handsomely ehe,ied =
geher with Druggists scales, Coulers aud other Fixtee
At u O'Clock the Lease and good WILL a
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CHMIT'T Il BRO, Manufacturers of SHOW
~ CASES. in Metal, Brass Rosewood Mahogany, Black
Walnut Silver &c No 10 North WiliAn-st, Chatham
NewY ork keep constantly hand good tnent Of
the above named articles Orders promptly executed at
short notice. Old taken in exchange
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-25

I ACKAWANNA COAL.-The Delaware
II and Hudson Canal Company receiving orders for
Laokawsnna Coal clean and in good condition for steam,
shipping manufacturing purposes BY the cargo smaller
quantity deliverable either Rondout tho harbor of
kew.YoIk, from their boats by carts.
Apply at the office Of the Company, No 81 wast at
their yards foot Of hubert Of King and Green
wich-s; OF Goeyeneur ard Frontsts, NewYork aud
in Furuan- st. near the foot Of State st., Brooklyn
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WIN. w. SHIRLEY, Auctioneer.
S00 LOTS CROCKERY, GLASS and
cOO CHINA MONDAY, Ncy. ~, 1861, 104 o'clock,st
No. 81 JOhDs in lots city and country retIeIs aud
groc.rs White, Granite Flown Blue, berry. Edged a
dipt and c. C. Ware, for Gosh, without reserve.
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PAINT COMPANY-Capital

DLANS for q HOSPITAL The GOV
4 ERNORS Of the NETWORK HOSPITAL propose
~ Greet q new HOSPITAL BUILDING. lul inyts 2..as
for the same BE- ceve rcd az the Hospital IN B.oiiEaY
or before IS scxi mouth (cceber where info l.
the ste and general style OF the contemplated
buic ng csn b olrsrcd
IRIS sum q, 81 viii Be paid for the plsn mos; approved
BY tie Board; Sc0 70. n ycond ana SN for the third
aTpreved plansthe Governors 70 rean and use any
ugrt Of eth. r-NfU.YCrk Nov H. leS2
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A 81 MgRwiN. Aactioneer
10y BANGS, BROTHER ~ Co.-Irade

FRIDAY, Nov. ~, at - O'Clock.
EXTENSIVE SALE or LONDON WHITING pAPERs-Ihs
updttscutd viii te without ressryf, 60 close rOlsxs-
urLts Too rcams Of De La Rass celebrated and voex
Ounrto Post Packet Post, Commercial and Bah Papen
Iilus and " bite Ruled and Plain
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furniture, &e.

ALL WARRANTED ENAMELED FUR
IA NITURE az the lowest trade price, OF OUR OWN
MANUFACTURE. ~
GiILIFS & BYRNE (succe<sors to Mathews Gies }
manufacturers Of ENAMELED and COTTAGE FUKNi-
TJRE No ~ Broadway, below Grand-st east side New
York Mandatory No. ~ Grrenc-s;. ~
MATTRESSES, PAILLASSES, PILLOWS, &c &c AT
trde prices. .r -
have tire argest and NEST varied assortment OF any
establishment the United states. Our arrAhSenents lOf
the manufacture ard supply OF Enameied aad OFni Aeha
Cottage Furniture suSh to preclude the possbty 81
heinz UNDERSOLD, and enable US to furnish SOPE,
RIOR ARTICLE uYOn terms "a nsorahe as are cltrg,i
by Others for those Of a much "INFERlOR QUALITY"
orders boxed wIsh the greatest care Tho trade sup
No I52 Broadway, below Graad-st, east side Minutsc-
tory No 40 (ircene-st GlLLlES BIRNE.
n b. No connection with any other establishment.
EURNITURE.--Will be sold at bargain, No.
Il % Beskman-st. Office aud Counting House DssSs,
Revolving Office Chairs Cushions, Stools Sols, LJuagw
Mahogany Bedsteads Bureaus Cha Rockers Side gd
N6rdIOhes. Gard aud Quartete Tables ExtenJOl Dining
Tables Becsteads C Hair and Husx Mattresses, LOO
yds Oil Cloth Psrlor and Cooking Stoves, Furniture, rent
cd OF paid by installments.
GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS,
" BEDS, MATTRESSES, Sc, at CRAWBUCKS ), No
S58 Grand.st, second door OF EsseKst, New
CHEAP UPHOLSTERY and FEATHER SrORE.-lnes
10 the large and beautiful assortment Of Beds
IlasseG, Btdsteads, Cots &c, all OF wcl niye oYeu
ruchase at low cash prices and will he sold at sch prices
make al inducemen for all to call aud examine the
above stock making their purchases UOos sent
cny part the city, Brooklyn and Wianspugh rec o
carriage Old Beds and renovated aud made over
w CRAWBUCK, No. 3oe drsnd-st,
"a door cast OF Essex-st
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CsFLF.STOPPNG HYDRANTS.-B

Ooueg Patcnr have been SIX years IN extensive
rc duralle not broken cArlessly or by chren n@y n
lei, ng DO DOT burst pipe not likely to FREE elea2y
rlsirpd vi ~ NJ any digging up Double hydr4nSs ior
two yards Sold by the Plumbers. Maze al NO % ma
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DIAPER WAREHOUSE. T. DER
i RICkSON { Co. No lo5 Fulton-st., offer cor sale on
the lowest terms Writing Papers, English, French and
AmeTcan.
Newsrsper ali Sizes ights and qualities.
Book Paper, al sizes weights aud qualities
Tissue Pspes fancy colos ard white OF the best quahty
Hsreirg fsper white and colored different widths
Hstters Paper, thin. and Of the best quality.
Cloth Paper, SKI. SIX - and 40x48.
Pattern Paper, on rolls for tilors- -,
Eneish Hsriware Paper large assortment lust arrived
Shea.hug Psrer of the best quality.
Wrapring PAPER. Straw Rag, and Manila
Tes fauer of 6i lerent sizes
TaT Retfns Psper. suitable for roofs IN rolls
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GEO II. Andrews, Auctioncer.

\ WI VIl I'm b4hIlT4 Ut tItLIUI ana IdNIliOur
Il allie FURNITURE, by ANDREWS &HAUGHEY Ma
l.cton OF eles ant wood mahogany and wtnnp s,.
tuie from tie best manufacturers made expressly Tor city
IS viz: IL suites faror furnitnrn 90 !.
tred win satin, bocatee and rsh; fsrsr Sscrrtsris
Pook-Cases Ladies WorksaIds center s0fa, aud fsnty
Tables ttaeees, er easy and ring Chass, hair and
sprne MatIeses, Lounges, Blankets, Quilts plated To-
Scts, lion Safes, &c. -
The furniture BE- viewed and catalogues resdy a
the morning OF sale.
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OLIVER PLATING FLUlD.-Castors, Can
Ndbsticks Cake Baskets. Military Elupmen's, OAIrase
arc Harness Furniture or any article comp SEQ OF ot
coprsr or te-ar 81 can lie Insanity rcphted vita pure
SILVER by tins iaya liable iud warranted 10 give sa's
or tie money return ID Puee, % cents ger oo'ie 4 N.Y.
IA q count 10 ov,l, u ana fancy goods dealers
"Johu j. Brown. No. los Fu Ion-st near W il.an ma
fctrs an article tor pcrng casors. canalcsSAs OF ~
III rfrI1.c5 Goods vhch whether the hgd he genuine
silver OF NOT Il he's all the appearance Of T. and W.
&c OF those who have d N tina, Il has al tne iua
litv Al er oftte puIes silver IL IS most ,n'
article ard viii be- found useful in every tiiy
.wotAss article sold b. pedde and Others opposed o'
cuicks ivcr L. iuriou5 both TO the ungs and sAin
JOHN J Brown, No. lc0 Fulton-st, near " l4ian'
GEORGE w FUTILE, Importer OF Eng.
u Hsh French and German Fancy Goods So'esos ,,a
TOYS both usefu aud ornamental suitable for presents
Emporium No 5i5 Broadway.
VEAST POWDER.-B L. BABBlTT lie
the original inventor Of the Chemical Yeast Powder
which Is prepared and sold by him al Nos % aad ~ w asn
,,-tonst N,w.York in tin cans Those who purchase
should see that they get that with the above name On
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Sales bp Anrtion.

II W. WEsTcorT, Auct,0ncer
A UCTlON SALE on FRIDAY AFTER
"A Noon, OF 2o'c, OK, At No 10 0rrenwch Az, c1u-
Stating of Caruets. Bureaus Secretary Bookcases, had
come sofa Besteads sofas, Lounges niaaoginy and wal
Chains, Rockers Chamber Furniture ca SUITE variety
merbie-top Furniture WashStands aud Crockery, &c.
Sale peremptory without regard 10 weather
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Tor SALE-In tie town of Rye, West

II On CDLL-JH tLt tUHH VI ItIDi 49,
chester Co. the rtsdonce Of the late Joseph Psrter,
ctusstg OF 81 acres Of Land Situated thereon no1se
Deery end in frstrIe order Of the loowIn5 am a.
sors 49 et front SO Il deep finished complete
ont also large and conDOdOus barn ana other ouo I'D
irgs There are variety OF iru frees ON the prem c
NE louse ,fads on high mound Commanding extsnsiVc
view Of Long Island sound and the surrounding counTy
Adjoining the premises about acres Of br5rsie aad
running through 70 Long Island Sound with orc ad
beop which can be purchased f desrod. Dstsncs from
Rye Station New-YoTk and New-Haycn Railroad, ab1li
tV miles For further paItieu ars apply 70
Mrs ELIZABETH PARKER, on the premises.
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" F.HARRISON has Removed his Mann
factory ara Wareroerns from No q Caaal-ss 10 No
81 hercerst ne@- Grrads vners mar be 6und splsasS
Assortment Of Piano For.es
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NTARSHs COURSE OF BOOK-KEEP-
IVA lNG.-A complete beautiful aid prcical work,
printed eoorel adapted 10 private instruction, ~ PIP.
octave. Puce ~ . LIT those who avail them
fcves Of OF lessons under the Author buy this
book, So,d teacher IA fsgt sold at 4. {. MARSHS
COungr gooua Tor tie FRA fce Of BOokkeepng No. jQi
BEesaMny. Posla.c under 500 lnes. y cn,s prcnAid
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CTNCFp,s SEWING MACHINES az the

~ INGEI' IL " IlNU -'I-AOI1I-,11.7 u -
- FAIR-The extraordinary attention which these Ma
oiu,s have rsced durng the Exhibition Oh tGs Anec an
Institute ha been noticed BY every person who vtei 40
FT ed r1ourh the operation Of this oIs and nssi-
Gus MACHINE as witnessed by thousands sna thousands VAC
looked iron them with wonder. very many were unable 70
invited 10 e,raIuo them a. tie Principal O.hce No 20
broadway where they csn b. seen IL Op.Ta1oa Iae5e
rr.chiues se now Gsed BY TIE principal shoe
,al cud co;hiers throughout tue United Sta-es and arc
REGARDED a. the wonder the and the great
lsboS-saving machine CT the nineteenth century.
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DITTsTON COAL.-THE PENNsYLvA

DITTSTON COAL.-THE PENNSYLVA
L MA COAL COMPANY is prepared to furnish supe-
ror White Ash Pttson Coal Of all clean and In good
Order suitable for shipping, and domestic purposes
ron. its boats yards this city, Williamsburgh, and
Brooklyn.
The Compsnys facilities such enable 1t to give
sod dispatch to tssels loading New-York at Pos
Even.
Particular given the delivery Of Coal Tor do
nestle purposes
Apply the Office Broadway and Wast, yards,
West, Moron-st lthst and sh-av. and foot
Gouyerneurs city Foot OF North Othst Wiianlsburgh
foot Of Oold-st., brooklyn
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SCHOOL of DESIGN for

NEW-YORK SCHOOL of DESIGN for
y WOMEN, No 80 Broadway. cOrner Of BrOouest
- Mas l.. e. CHASE Superintendent nd Teacher Of Draw
II and p,sEnTho iany msfastrS having received lib
CIG suhsnptiou for the establishment OF he school eve
uotoe that they prepared TO receive pu0s from
twelve yesn old aud award waO furnish satisfactory
q st'nOiisls 20 diameter
The object Of this school to give instruction 20 women
either Ktutuously al yeiy low rates winch Will uay
ikeu 70 alug by the practice OF the branches
Taught IN IL or 20 become tcache other schools
Pupils VII be taught elementary drawing with references
20 furnishing suA for and other
purposes where ornamental designs are required
Lessons viii also 10 gwen IN Wood and S-eel Engr.ying
Lhogysphy, Whatever branches arc found 70 be most
aGysnlS gcOus sid profitable.
Glass; icrnax and The school is now open dsy
Except Saturday, from A. NJ 70 Up. NJ twill also be
open Cung such other hours be found Convenient
for stuoens special departments and for 1euna cses
CSvaidaies ioT admission pups aud persons who de-
her information upon the subject. Will apply AZ the
exeePted)
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EURNITURE.-Willbe sold NJ q BARGAIN, ~.
GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS,
w. CRAWDUCK, No. $50 6rsnd-st.,
"a door cast OF Essex-st
DICH, PLAIN and SUBSTANTIAL FUR

III NITURE.-H. SrONEY invites the ATTENTION OF the
Ut the above examine the styles guilty aud
prices of has large of Paor and Chinber Fur
iture Ut is house Broadway also, his plain, sub
sana Mahogany and Wau. Furniture at his store No 81
6th-av Every article guaranteed best quality.
HENRY STONEN, No $50 Broa iysay, and No. "a STRAY
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.RIVATE DANCING and WALTZING.

4 J. II. SEARlN0's Academy, At No. g B0ni s--Mr.
s is forming Classes every day-n9ru.Hs, an rno9n an
sld FAM es att rdtd and private soireeA as formerly For
terns zee circulars al Mr. SIS residence. ~ above.
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4 RARE CHANCE splendid new (Cwo
months old) 81 octave PlnoF orte OF beautiful toicl
ard tone snd made bv one Of the old~t end best
TO- urers H. this city viii be sold great scu as the
owner intel d. leaving toe city. Cal al NO iOj West
BrCedwav, opposite FrankuIst.
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4 NEW PIANO-FORTE, modern rosewood

~ case Of superior tone g. octave il perfect order viii
be sod q the very pce Of $40 c. : Seabury Tor
msry Dubois q Seabury) maker IL kns the improved
fcae and reversed bridge Can be At W BRANCHS
Cabinet Wareroons No. ll3 Fultgn-st. y. Y
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DIANO and LANGUAGES-Miss MINI A

l. MlNDEL. (dsnrhier OF the late Prot, Windel OF
hsnover) No II Irving-pace, Y, respectfully informs
the pubic that she prepared % give Instructions Nr
Singing ard the Modern Languages a. the rsc>nce of her
modgrrtc.
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GoGl.

GOAL.-Ihe subscriber has in yards, and is
~ constantly dschargng ell the kinds OF Anthra
cite and bltumnous Goals viz; Peaeh Orchard, Blact
Heath Lehlh, Liverpool Orell. Camel Sidney &c &c
al the very best gnay, delivered in handsome order
and tor sale lovy. JAMES L. WORTH,
lth--t, Thompson, and othGv, Amos.
Downtown office No. 81 Wsll-st