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,pvrpAI. HOUSES and STORES for
FARM for SALE-Of 136
5fbools.

A s. VILLEPLAIT continues to give in
ssructon in the French language and Literature the
residence Of his pupis bis own No. 2 West 2th-st,
near BroadNav.
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CODA WATER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

~ and approved DESCRIPTION Manufactured al toI
sale with explicit printed directions COZ rs by JOHN
MATTHEWS. coIn.r ls.-ay. aud Sctl-s;.. Nea- io-k-
livery information relation the business urnsht Is
tatl!sled ~ ycais.
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C,ARHART's MELODEONs, which are pro

noanced BY the best jadxs superior al others
had only efthe sole agent j. CLARK. No 81 Broadway.
<oppose the fsrkl N B.-lnstruments with stops Tor
CaElehes. AL instruments warranted Cox one yea
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MR. JOHN p. WILSON. the exhibitor of

WI the celebrated Charter Oak Grape which attracted 30
much attention the recent Fair OF TIE American lnst-
tue lcisure sufficient % attend 70 oil orders witt
which he be favored for his vines Of which he has some
still undposed Of /. s useless % diae upon the eE
ceen qualities o. this luscious fruit, az admitted
without particle Of dissent that IN all essential REQUESTS
the Charter Oak Grape the best al iufrntum. cut
waited Address orders No Scanmell-st. y. \.
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CONNECTICUT PIES-MUNSON's CON
~ NECTICUT PIES-More than million of these
celebrated Pies have been consumed tits city, which
speaks well for the article Customers served daily through
the city Orders left Of No 10 Beekmans; or No l6
Eest 2lst-si, near 3d-Gv- viii meet attention.
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FASHIONABLE HATS.-Elegant French
Silk Hats at s3-Sl less tnan Broadway prices Neat
Hats al ~ 81 BROWN
No. 15s Cansl-st- one door from Sullivan.
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nlisrel!

A ADVERTISEMENT are inserted in the
n best papers IN other crles and toT9s al v fAL'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-03
MISSISSIPPI and ATLANTIC RAIL.

VA ROAD. from TERRE HACTE 10 ST. LOUIS
Books OF Subscription 70 the capa sfock Of the Mississippi
Atlantic Railroad Compauy-ln organization uader the
General Railroad Law Of the State OF n1is for the
strucion OF Railroad from TeTe Hsute Indiana to ST
Louis. MssoUri-wil Be opened under the direction OF
Mesrs. WlNsLOW, LANIER Co. NJ their ofce No
81 Mall-st Cry OF New lOrk. on SATURDAY the Gh ~
Of November A. ID 1852 al remain open until the Stock
81 SAID Company shall b. subscribed.
The capital stock OF sad Company Two Millions Of
Do az OF which -Four Hundred and Seventy thousand
lsT has been taken. leaving he OF one Million Five
Hundred and Ihi-y Thousand Dollars open 10 present sub
scnption.
Tie stock divided into shares Of Fifty Dollars each
Ten dollars PEI share VIII be required be paid a. the time
OF suhecupton and the remainder vii probably De- called
through the whol, VI the year lS.g3
STOCK PAYNE ia VIII draw seven per cent interest pays
the completion Of tie work when regular d .dends VIII b.
made from the earnings Of the road Frs payment u m
tsrCst VII be male az l. 1855 Books FOR IN. transfer
CT tie took viii Be opened and permanently kept in the
City Of New-l ork upon which the stock will be transfer
abe AFTER paymt NJ Of the FIRST insallneut
This road = lIV miles m length, OF which over l6i miles
Il straight hne On O-thrds tine line the gr,des
under ~ feet 10 the mule sud the maximum, Trade a
lees than 10 feet IL Is the last uncompetnd link In the
ETeat chain OF railroad from New York Boston Phlade
phs and Baltimore % the City Of 81 Louis II th- u,ss
direct route and must b. valuable road and II. stock
good nyestueut 1t designed 10 complete the road nm
IN 10 mouths years and II Will BE- b1t 1rde, H.
soDel supeTy If is President John B.o1zh p,
Messrs. WINsLOW, LANIER x Co. viii furp.b man.
OF the connections Prces Of the route and the
OF the Company containing full parcu as as 70 Inc
aon ard prospects CT the work upon application A. their
office.
SALMON A PHELPS
MICHAEL g. DALE
NATHL. VI McCURDY. (Oolninissorers
DIAN ANDREWS
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SALMON A PHELPS
MICHAEL g. DALE.
EATHL. NJ MeCURDY. commissioners.
DEAN ANDREWS
New-Iork. Nov. !. 1852. w. Ass--''
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Diano-fcrtes.

DRADBURY's BOSTON and NETWORK
DPIANO WARE-RooMS. No. 4S Broadway three
doom above Canast Assorted Pianos OF approved make
with and w,thsut the koan cheap elsevhefe Geo
Please call and examine Orders from serosa at
eepSed to +. @. BRADBURY.
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NACONDAGA INSTIIUTE.-Ihe winter
~ term Nov. 81 number OF pupils limited 10
r. Expenses $40 per year The principal can be -
she metropolitan Hotel New-York Friday aud Saturday,
Oct q and 80 from A. NJ to NJ For circulars or ref
erences apply MesSrs Draper, Knox Co, No g Ced "
sl. freelsnd Stuart Co, No. p Park row; David II
Crutcnden Pm. Nee. Soc. School, New-lork Rev. IA.
w Beeeher Brooklyn, aud Rev. Ds Sprasuc aud Camp
hell Albany.
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ORGANS.-Chnrch Organs for Sale One

ri VI EUII" I''N E-tTIN CIID
" ten stops Gothic case, with pedals; also, one Eve
stop. Do one secondhand Organ fo sale low two Paror
Orffas ". II. DAVIS. No. 81 Mscdonoughst
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DRIVATE LESSONS in SPANISH-Pro
CACONDAGA INSTTrUTE.-The winter

tcfsor GORRlN continues 20 gye Private Instruction
in the above language at the residence Of Pupils hs
own Nc. a Sth 81.
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nOWEs SEWING MACHINES-TheF First

Il and Original Psent-My Machines, with recent and
valuable im rovements added warranted 10 produce
wo, particularly ieather superior manner 70 any
machines heretofore in For sale No POI Broadway
NewI0rk, and No 15 isnoyer-st Boston Call aud sec
the Machines aid the work produced
The validity of tins Patent has been fully sustained and
Confined by trial at law in Boston in July last against
organized combination of infrn.es Al sewing machines
now use without auth ny from mel bat alterations
notifications Of ny invention and will b. legally pro
cetded against infringe OF the All persons
who have nfringcd by using such machines otherwise,
who wish legal expenses may obtain licenses under
my peten by applying es above.
Tie public are cautioned ayanst reported Patent
straight Needle, Perpendicular Action Sewing Machine
such patent hiss been or ever will be- granted to
eny person under our Pr Patent laws all assertions
gABntees 10 the contrary NOTWITHSTANDING prosecution
WIN certainly follow the purchase OF all such, any other
sIrr.Cus machines.
Purchasers OF Patent Rights scrutin1e your title deeds
closely you would buying real estate See that You
LOT have quit clam title imposed upon y0u. ELIAS
HOWE. Jr Original Patcnioe. No. POI Bro adwAy.
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Sales bp Auetion.

UCTION NOTICE.-A w. CAMP, Aue
~ toneer-BOOTS. SHOES aud RuBBERs -leecres
on WEDNESDAY, Sd inst, at III o'clock, large as'or
nent adapted 10 the season.
by n ID YALE, NO 20 feariH
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TIVE CAMBRIA IRON COMPANY-Or

Il ganized under the laws Of Pennsylvania with capital
OF lCcCteo propose embarsing N the Manufacture OF
Railroad Iron. at Johnsoun, Pennsylvania The location
they have secured ofrs advantages SUPERIOR sconhdent
believed any other IN this country. Iron Ores semi
burnous Coal Limestone, and nearly every ar Gle requr
ed for Iron xhaustbe qusn
ties the spot; and these deposits worSed and
tie rails delivered cheaper than at other known
point occupied for the manufacture OF Iron The Penn
syvena Csus and Central Railroad through the prop
ey and each other the spot where the mineral
veins are thoroughly opened out and which location
its other advantages Tor facility OF manufacturing and
vicinity TO popuous borough has been for the
tsbishnent Of Railroad Iron Works and for the erection of
other blast furnaces in addition to those now opera-
ton.
The attention ofcapitas disposed TO embark enter
prise which offers renunerang profit even on the low
prices olrou before the OF the last months
and which promises he very lucrative while anything ike
present reya and also of Railroad Companies desi
OfmakBg arrangements for Iron Rails 10 be delivered
in 1853 is called 10 this enterprise.
Pamphlets under the signature othe Practical Iron Ma
chants and Manufacturers who have thoroughly examined
this property and who desire procure additional subscrp
carry out with safety and spirit business requr-
large cash capital be had at the Office of the Agent
for the Provisional Company. SIMEON DRAPER.
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b. A. Chiffon AuctioSesr. org
DEREMPTORY SALE Of abOnt 100 LVi :,
Il snd PARTS Of BLOCKS OF GROUND q DlnnI. -
the termination of the New-York tssd Ere hsaf0~'
Auction. :. . al
COLE Chiffon win sell on THURSDAY, NOV. 80,
u O'Clock, a. the Merchants IL change y. T. Ell
tain pieces parcels and lots Of LAND. situate -
chsrsnque County STATE Of N:w YORK and -a sose Of
Dunkirf, Chsfauaue County. State Of New.York iks =
lots numbers Sc, Ii, 81, 5, 81, S. 81. ae, o. q ea y
% Ceutgsyt; sso, Lots aaubsrs 70, ~ u, 81. ~ w. T"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-03
A. NJ MERwIS Auctioneer
DY BANGS, BROTHER n Co.-Trade

1VSalcs Rooms, no. 10 fafk-roW.
THURSDAY, Nov 5, aud following evenings
EXTENSIVE SALE OF RARE AND VALUABLE BooKs-Ths
entire Library of gentlemen about leaving che county
and comprising OO volumes of BoOksU almost every
department Of erature-maBy of variety aud ohen
in fine bindings Catalogues with ful particulars,
ready and the books arranged for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-03
HENRY II. LEEDS, Aucti0neer.
HOTEL FURNITURE which has been IN

HOTEL FURNITURE which has been 10
use but few mouths, together with the good si o.
the lease, which has four wears 10 low renf
HENRY h. LEEDS Co viii sell by auction on
THURSDAY Now At 10 o'clock, at the Revere Hoas.
corner Of Broadway end Thltyrt-st, all the fnrnitss
contained IN sad Hote together with the good will OF inc
Lease, which has upward of fsnr years 10 aYeU
low rent There Is rsrsie Bar attached, doing snet
ceent business and Is within three blocks Of the Crys
Palace or Worlds Fair Building THIS property rspdy
improving The Furniture consists Of general sssortinea
ellnearly new having he en- use bu a II month"; lspeSv
bic tors; OIL Paintings Engrsyngs sofas Tetesretes
Cbandeers Iron SAFE Fixtures Of the Bar rosewood AGO
and Stool, Curtains ard other Furniture, bedroom 90
endmeed Cottage Suites, marble tops mahogany ana
black walnut Bedseads, Bureaus Chairs Ingram CgPeV
Beds, Mattresses Blankets Sheets Quilts &c. Also Gina
Glass and Eataenwarc kitchen Furniture &C. Sold n coz
sequence Of the ~ health Of the proprietor who 10 az
Ginning busines The lease and good viii will be sold WIZ
out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-03

wi Canast in consequence of the increased demand and
1r,vaed popularity of their PIANO-FORTES, have eX-
te ded their busness and prepared to oher to
their friends and thOSe Wishing superior instrument an
assortment in plain and ornaented cases OF mod
ern syle FROM IL to u Secondhand Pianos taken
in exchange.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-03
&0rO 600 SAN FRANCISCO WA
SXOlllUU TER LOAN. : Ten per coat

IL
Bonds OF ~ 900. with coupons, psyaoie ~,
the CITY Of New-York redeemabe on lst Noycinos
The Undermined, Fresden, OF the Mountain LAae -
Company of the City Of san Francisco, IN INC ST.
forria viii receive sealed proposals a. the once OF $50
DIAS THOMAS No 81 Nall-st- IN the Clty OF 'e"
9 o'clock p NJ for the whole. any part OF tue soofe
mentioned Loan which viii bear interest at the rA on
10 per cent per anuur, payable IN ne Wy
of NeWYorS erd he receemsbe tn lst cay o. NoVe
Der, 1862 at the same place. -.
The undersigned II avail himself Of the usual privilege
Of rejecting conditional BIDS and Of declining sncn as ne
may not deem advantageous. 81.
BSs should be directed Proposals for SSn Francisco
Wafer Bonds" and senLto the subscriber.
Twenty per AMI the premium VIII be payao- On
the dsy after opening the bds and the balsnre, with ac
cr,ed 81 may be paid the option of the bidder shy
taists an opportunity 10 most reliable ana p-fhs
nent investment, without precpisaey disturbing their
fnancisl arrangements.
Tie 6ebt created by the Issue OF these Bonds for the
~ o of nav ns for the pipes and fixtures more
ian seni means being already provided for ri purpose
OF building the dams rescyors, LAYING tae pipe snd com
peting the works; the entire capital OF tn Company
iSsOtCC having been subscribed by the ctl rs OF san
Frsncsco the subscribers embracing many OF AZ most
yrslthv and respectable merchants and bankers TINS
the fr.f and onv debt OF the Company snd the repayment
Of the ., i s,ured by the transfer trust, 70 James
frsnchises Of the Company valued stupwaru OF one NIL
lion OF Dollars -. -. -, ,.-..
The Company hsve by law the exclusiv" 7sh' OF ayns
r;ss within the city limits and by purchase the Only
fro which water BE- introduced INTO tue city
The stock of ts Company Will probably De the oes' pay
Comics oStbe Laws Reports ofEngneer, with Maps Sc
can be hsd hy calling the ONCE OF hessFs. plAS
THOMAS No. 50 Mall-st, second story - -.
SAMUEL PO RDI, President
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DIANO,FORTES.-The best assortment Of
Observation-Disclosures about purchas.

Il ing Pianos will find it TO their advantage 70 call a
L. GLENN & Co.'S Mandatory. No. 1911 Fut0n-st lives
Of Broadway general assortment Of mahogany and rose
weed Pianos constantly hand which will be sold low 70
cash approved paper Dealers supplied on liberal teTIn
i. GLENN i Co. No. 1874 FuitO1-st
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vTHE FLORENCE and KEYPORT CON

II
Il PANY.-A meeting of the Stockholders will be held
at Keyport TUESDAY, the 9Th November next when
will be made OF the prospects and condition OF
the Company. >, -,
Boat viii be provided for the purpose and land at the
new dock building on the property.
Persons desrouso OF examining the place VIII be furnished
with for the excursion by applying at office, No II
HanOyer-st
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GONEY.-Persons in want OF small sums O
CONTEMPLATING and GLIDING, repair

- ing and REPEATING Spoons FORKS. Tea Sets Crtors,
Candlescks 6c gliding Wstchcase Caps Sslt-ceilrs.
Chandelier in the cheapest and best manner az No SO Du-
ane-st., near Broadway WILLIAM DlEIhlCh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-03
ITO PLANK ROAD and RAILROAD CON.

Il TRACTORS-Propossls will be received at the office
OF the Patterson and New York PLANK Road Company No
30 JOhnst, New-IOri. for the Grading and Masonry of
the above road The work consists of three sections of
about five miles each
Proposals will be- received for each section separately
Pisus ana specifications be- the above Office
The work be- completed before the goth day of
May, 1858.
Il will be for the interest Of Contractors to examine this
the greater part OF the work be advantageous
" done during the witter. Direct, "Proposals"t to
T.. Gro. FERRIS, Fne'r. III. v BUTLER, Pres't.
\, w-YOrk Nov. !, lS52.
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VEAST POwDER.-B. I. BABBITT is

TIE oT guG inventor Of the Chemical Yeast Powder
which prepar and sold BY him at Nos CO aud 10 Wash
iugtol st. New York, in tn Those who purchase
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-03

I'HE BEST PLACE to get MEMS and
BOYS CLOTHING. ready made or made TO order 10
81 No 81 Fuitonst AT this establishment YOU will find
large sssoEimeut of fashionable reaiyuaade Clothing also
sple ndd assortment Of Goods which Will Be made 70 order
IN that cannot be surpassed No 81 Fuon-s " T.
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PATENT STARCH

ID POLISH. FRENCH LIQUID BLUING STOW
CHEMICAL ERASINE SOAP-For sale by J. T. JOHN
SON Co. Nos. 80 Cortlandtst. and SIT Bowery These
articles be bou hit at other place IN Newf ork as we
ae the exclusive Vropreor OF and patentees OF the
other The Starch Polish stamped every cake Beau
rnous Patent Starch Polish" and both II and the Blung
have fac sInc q J. T. Johnsols signature the abe!
and wrapper None other genuine As there ina'
tions pretending de- the work OF Slows" and some
times sold for his purchasers should that John y.
Slows ;. Chemical Erasye Soap Is stamped on every
bar None other u genuine.
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Sew.York. Oct. ?. 1852.

STATE. COUNTY and CITY BONDS
- $50 Gee STATE of GEORGIA 6 per cent Coupon
Bonds ~ Yeas to principal and interest payso'e IA
New-loTk. - %,
$5OCCo STATE of MIsSOURl6 per cent; Coupon Bonds
% wears 70 nm prime ard interest payable IN New ofA
slSCCC CITY OF MILWAUKEE 10 per cent. Coupon
Bonds years principal and interest Ibe New"
York.
$500 CITY of SAN FRANCISCO 10 per cent. Coupon
Bonds due IN 1871. ~
$500 CITY of BURLINGTON IOWA per cent
Couron Bonds 20 wears principal and interest paya
bic in New York. ,
Sl5CCC CITY Of ST. LOUIS per cent Coupon Bonds
due In 1863 principal and interest payable IN
$4,000 STATE OF CALIFORNIA per cent coupon
Bonds principal and interest payable IA New oIS
$1,000 cot NTY Of ST. GENEVIENE. Mo. 10 per cent
Coupon Bonds 10 years TO principal and pal@-
bic ia New York. ...,. =, - - -.
Coupon Bonds 10 years run, principal and interest p"sa-
BIZ in New-lOTk. N,
sisCCS DECATUR co, Ind. 6 per cent. Coupon Bonds
10 wears to nun principe and interest payable IN Newiok
and guaranteed by Lawrenceburgh and Upper Mis'ss ppi
Rs;lrosd For sale by +. W. CLARKE, DODGE & Co.
No.5l Wall-st, corner Wliamst.
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DIANO.FORTE WAREROOMs. No. 36l
DIANOS 5000 10 S2.OOO.-The cheapest up
Alaehinerp, Sc.

ENGLISH PATENTS under the NEW
IL LAW.-1he subscriber is now prepared 70 procure
Provisional Protection" and secure Patent nm
der the laws of Great Britain The having been greatly
reduced protection Is brought within the reach Of all
Amec N inventors Parties can obtain full information
" '' W. y p PRISON No s Wanst
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Urn GOODS.
cLoAKs. hAsTILLA yELvErS. LADIES

CORDOVA PLAINS.-Very superior all.
Z wool Negro Plains OF American manufsc:ars, n
-. NESMITH co,
Nos - Brosd.st. and 30 Nev-a
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A LADY, having several years experience
IA IN teaching the PianoForte dcsrous Of obtanin!
few pupils. Inquire at No. b Grovest, OF Mr.
WIN VANDERBECk, No 40 Broadway.
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Gloibins, &r.

GIoibins, &r.
LINE FURS.-MONARQUE, of No 223
BoweTy sol eta the patronage the ladies' his rich and
elegant stves Of Furs comprising part of Martin Mink.
Fitch, LYNX and Swedish Martin VctOrines. Mufs aud
Cuffs Save your time aud money and examine our stock
6eiore purchasing elsewhere the old establishment No
- BoweTy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-03

CHOW CASES-A large assortment of SUI
- peror Cases constantly hand or made TO order OF
silver rosewood mahogany black walnut Ae ald warrant
cd equs! &c any IN the Union B. X. PEBBLES,
No l2i Grand 81. third door east Of Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-03
CINGER's SEWING MACHINES at tn,

~ FAlR.-The extraordinary at entIon which these Ma
cne have attracted during the Exhibition OF the AnencAn
Institute has been noticed by every person who visited hs
Fair tud aihou III the operation Of tins Gus and ng-
Gus machine witnessed by Thousands and Thousands wno
looked upon them with wcndcr very many unabe 20
get thom the crowd about the such ere
Invited to examine them the Principal Once No. %
Broadway. where they be IN operation These
uvchint ere used by the principal oe Manufacturers
aud cothcrs throughout The United States
eyry,ghcre regarded the wonder OF the and the great
ltbOi-saying machine of the ninsteenth century
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-03

VNO RICE GROVE Frs A LOT of
L "STRONG'S" PATENT RICE HULLERS tor sale;
Of which may he N operation BY application 20
MERTON BRENNfR 2i2 Pes-l-Si- cor. FletcbeI-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-03
MRS. SHEPHERDS BOARDING and

1v1 DAY SCHOOL No. 22i Clinton st.. South Brooklyn
Mrs s. il prepared receive pupis and hopes by the
attention to the discharge OF her numerous
duties insure the confidence Of -T patrons Ii con-
tempaed 10 engage omnibus Tor the conveyance oil pups
10 and from the school
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-03
DRUGS, DYES, PAINTS, OILS, &c
IL GREFNLFAF & KINSLEY. No. 62Nesey.st-Drug

gis; Country Merchants Grocers and Manufacturers deal
viva w. SAMUEL T. GREENLEAF,
VIM II. KINSLEl.
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CLENFIELD PATENT sTARCH-Copy

~ Of Testimonial from the Laundress of Her Majesty
Royal Laundry, Richmond, Sluey:
Mr.. WOTHERsPooS. No 40 DunlopSt., Glasgow;
The Genied Patent Powder Starch has now been used
for some time IN that department OF the Royal Laundry
where all the fne,. goods finished for Her Majesty,
Prince Albeit and tie Royal Family, and have nuch
pleasure informing you that has gwen the highest ss
faction. NJ. WEIGH, Laundresst 10 Tier MaJesty
Royal Laundry Richmond, near London 18th May lS5i
Wholesale Agent GEORGE WALKER, No 25Ss Wash
ingon-st- New York.
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NEW YosX. Nov. ? 1852
THE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS OF

II tie BOwery Bank have tis day declared Dividend
Of -Four per cent the Capital Stock payable and after
the 10th INST The Transfer Books will be closed until tae
n G. BRADFORD. Csshr.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS INSTITUTE

~ CLIFTON STATEN ISLAND-Rey Z: TOW I'D,
NJ Rector-The Eisbteeuth Session OF tins insntntlon
III, c,n.noe on the let November. The situation 10 one
nj the most elevated and lovely spots on the Island sur
rounded BY fine covering space OF eisht actes re-
moved from any contiguous dwelling coInmsnoing D
nr air srd within bsh hours sel Of the Cityo Ney
York be experienced Professors are engaged ~ ne
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