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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-24
and COLLEGIATE

OBOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG GEN
TLEMEN-Seminary Hill, Newburgh, n. Y.-fhis lnstnu
ton is located the hshts directly back OF the village Of
Newburgh situation remarkably healthy suneenuJ 70
tired, easy of from NewYork and elsewhere ana
commanding extensive prospect OF the most n'e'
scenery.
The Summer Session oftwentytwo weeks VIII commences
the 9Th day of May. The Principal William K Harper M
A. who Is . graduate OF Yale College and has had several
Year, experience practical teacher Will devote n PET
sona attention the instruction and care OF bis pupils ana
boarding pupils will receive in his family oil the attentions
and comforts of home.
Circulars containing terms &c can Dc procured c 81 -.
bookstores Of D. Appleton Co. No 30 Broad~.y "a 4
Austin Il Co. No. Us Broadway, A. s. Barnes Co NO u
John-st- end Mason Law, No. q Parkrow, Ne"-iof1
The Principal will be in NewYork during the last
April and viii call any persons who may ieaye hen ga
dress for him. with John Perkins Esqy st APPeton NO
30 Broadway, or At No. IS Amosst- N. Y
REFERgHcEs-Rserence is respectfully made oy p1mS
don to the following gentlemen; Rev D. Woolsey " y,
IL D. President Of Yale College Prof BENJAMIN Siiman'
n. d., LIZ D., Yale College; Prof Dennison giniA9a'
LII. D. Yale College; Hon Amasa j. Parker liz u
Albany, n Y Robert Kelly, ESQ., New.York; Hon. Cy'
rvs smith Brooklyn Rs.. Joseph h S u Y Y:
Rev. John Forsyth D. d, Professor in College OF Newys5-
sey Pnnceton n. j.; Gen. joseph s. smith hinssson VI
Co, N Y; John H. Hssbrouck ESq kingston SET
Co, NJ "; Geo A. c. Niven, Monticello, OrsnSo Co, N
Hon D. W. Bate Newhurgh For further inionmatioa 81
drso WILLIAM HARPER, Principal and Propnssor
NswkerstL April g is5&
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COLLEGE.-Parents and

Guardians are respectfully informed that Messrs
RICHARD a MOUTON have opened at No 10 2st-st.
between 7th and sh-avs) Boarding and Day school 'of
,Le nrpose of directing and watching the ues OF
rhosrs attending Columbia Colleges they have 6cades
another department for those not attending the College
Iey have concluded agreeable tho President Cou
ba College to accept Boaders those wishing to pursue
their studies there having conveyance beongng TO Their
Institution in readiness every morning TO convey the pupils
there and to bring them back in tho afternoon at O'clock
IN the evening the scholars under the supeTntendence OF
competent Czech and Latin teachers and resas'e
oil the Lessons gwen them to study tina, day - as 70 nave
them perfectly prepared for their next days duties at the
College and they win besides have the advantage OF follow
ing the studies OF modern language and also OF -
be directed by the and 70 be controlled ~ rules
and regulations making them way interor to thoso
which have won 50 much the College ChsTemasns
In Pans.
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HAUGHWOUT q DALEY, Nos. SCI

and $50 Broadway Agents for the sale OF CornsiIus
s. Co.'S Chandeliers and other fixtures, DALEY
HAUGHWOUT Pars have the most superb and EXTENSIVE
assortment goods of the following kinds ever oscred
fol sale the United States which from the advantages n
d. possess both home and abroad assure their friends
and that they prepared to furnish such at
prices than the quality be bought at auction
GAS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Brackets, Hall and Man
tie Lights with every other article connected with this de-
partnen in endless variety Gas Pipes put into buildings
IN superior manner promptly, and at full 70 per cent less
than generally charged An invoice Of imported Gas Fix
arrived in order to show the vanety OF patterns
ard comparative difference In Price.
CHINAOur assortment in this department has been So
ected with the greatest by house IN Paris which,
with painting and decoatns executed on the prem
Uses is now complete that offer the most exten
and choice assortment of Fancy Vases Dinner Dessert and
Tea Sets that be found either in London or Paris at ST
per cent than they be bought there or In this country
CLASS-Ths department is complete with the choicest
and most distinguished patterns skethsd by our Mr. aush
won't at the Great Exhibition in London made OF the very
freet material and and engraved under our own mrne
date superintendent.
SUNDRIES-PIsted Ware Cutlery, French Clocks, Can,
deabra and every variety OF Housekeeping rticied ana
Ornamented Goods, at low prices
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MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLIE

Ivl 6lATE INSTITUTE. corner Of 9Th and MaeAossss
"a, Oh wShinston-squGe Mean CLARKE 4 YAN
nIEo f,eirs opened 'ts nin;a school yss % MssA-y
Il has ever s-eD ihs aim OF tia PrinpA,s Of this Iuts
cn 10 cary ssAoo education 20 the hshos st'siasbs -
il. a~.ary and hesi,sfss- and having pa
Chased he lot bsit thereon the man ps Of the ryes
esnse, with roons specially filled .or sruc.ioc and VIII
he nrv aion spiple i end nuni%r sr tvo hsadre<
pur devo;irs three eusirs stories of the badizs " IL
d-,irs p.st oeeup.es !, ss Of the frnias Z Ss
.s,st. ard that Of the School No i5s M.oaoar.lst
ones 'or rArtseslar irsosns,sou mar BE- oetanei 4
tire references:
Rev. Macdonald. Hoc john L. Macon
lion. Vim. y. Hsveneyer Prof Ch.rlss A. -
Prof c. r. Gilm "a, ND Js.sscs Is K,s.ru, M n -
Charles Dlckinson, VI. d., A. :. FALL n D.
5. X KiEby, n ID, vsni~fposi Nd
Jehn Sewhouss ESQ., J. =. Woodward, Hsa.
p Payson CLARK, Es9, wn. Lcwsr-, Esa
y A. Ha-gers, Esq, r. X. Colln.A, csq,
e s.s M' cennoii. E.,, Tseeders Bailey, Ess.
John A. C. Gfav, ESQ, n. NJ H-istnat EsS-
n AranxuIcn, Esi- q. A. BsrdJnise Ess,
Geo p. Browne, ESq- Je~e Bsovns, Esd
Mssiiiss Clam, Esq. Caleb Brarat ESl,
n. q. BROOKE Esq. WIN. A. kobhe. Esq-
Morris Riser. ESQ., =. Salaey E~q.
4 IL Ba1ss.. E.., NJ j asa,sqass E.s-
Nithoias D. Herasr Esq, O. H-.seberz Es,,
rhi,ip Henry, Jr, .Esq- BID. x: Cr.ix Pss,
David Denaarest Esq. John fsisbsniS Esa.
w. II. Falls Esq, Louis & Feiows kss
a W. Gsbsudan, Esa, CharIes Ms,ss, e..
Cherries Lowthcr, Esq, 1bcuezer Moaros, ~,
George Min. Esq, L. A. Palnss, EsHr
Robert Psrdaw, Fen, Charles Partridge ~,
Jshn C. Perrsn ESQ., Wm Black, Esd
James Robnsu, Esq. John Pryor. Esq,
Francis r. Sege, Esq, A. N. l.. Scott, Esq,
ThopHs J. Stevens Esa, William Starring, Bs(,
George ". swords. Es9, AnS. Y. Thusiot, EhQ,
VIM. A. Whe~ler, Esq, John G.. Work. EsQ,
Jshn II. Aeeel Esq, Geo. X. Si~;arc, 70,
Orramus Bushnsn, Esq, B. r. Mckea1e, -,
Melanothon BUR-, Esa. X. s Morsou Esa,
Meyer Cans ESQ., fhoma. Moral, Es@,
Louis Z. Harsous Esq- Mt. Pike, Esl,
Abraham Fra1ee, Capt Joa Mattissa. 0eQs
Henry T. Hart, Esq, Edward Wight ESQ,
Mark J. King. Essr John wosdhes1. Esl,
A Waferburv &c.&
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TJENRY-ST. GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

Parents in New-York and WILLIAMSBURG who wish
~ secure for their all the advantages of thorough ed
cation. invited to call at the HENRYST. GRAMMAR
SCHOOL, No. 1872 Henry-st next to Scammelst, Inspect
tn accommodations the various classes and judge
for Themselves of its caims to public support Pupils
received all and prepared for College or business "
rapidly Is their health and msntal development will allow
Rev Dr. Schroeder pronounces this institution AL that
pupils need, the parents can desire Rev W r. Eisen-
ton juicous discipline, and exact scholarship the nstita-
on Of Mr. Quackenbos deserves in opinion TO DO re-
corded attained the highest rank ofexceence The
School bcing within few blocks Of the Grandst and Dvs
Ferries its advantages fully to the people Of
Nilamsburgh Circulars furnished containing nonna-
on the and discipline. together with the
Of references among whom tho Faculty of Columbia
College and many prominent Clsgymen who have had their
sons educated at this establishment.
q p QUACKENBOS. A. NJ. Rector.
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ENAMELED and ORNAMENTAL
IN COTTAGE CHAMBER and OAK EuRNITURE
RFAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS,

REDS MATTREssFs, &c, at CRAwBUCK'S, No.
S58 Grandst I'd door east OF Essexs New fork-Chesp
Upholstery and Feather StoeThe attention OF families
sbout purchasing is respectfully invited to the large and beau
tifu assortment of Beds Mattresses Paillasses bedstea
Gotta &C. all Of which have been purchased at low caSo
prices and will be sold at such prices a. to make II an m
for all to call and examine the above stock pre- ys
to making their purchases Goods sent to any part OF tho
CITY, Brooklyn Wharsbursh free OF Carriage Old Bees
aud Mattresses renovated and made over.
w. CIR AWBUCK, No $50 Grand-st
ID door east of Essex-st- NJ
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.YACK INSTITUTED select family

7 Y Boarding School, for both young Ladies nd ~
Gentlemen, at Nysck, Rockland Co, N Y, LEWIS =
HARDCASTzE, frincipalihe locality Of ths Instssua0
unsurpassed BY any In the vicinity Of the city, both - ~
cards health and beauty OF situation and conveunee q
The Principal viii pay the tresss sttentsa so
70 the mental moral and physical training Of his pssoA
Number OF pupils limited The Sumnex Sesoa commences
"a Monday, May s to continue n weeka
TssMs-seo to $3.50 per annun go to ~ per ss.A
Circulars stating particulars Be sttsned ct h New
man Co.'S No. lss Broadway; ct the Drug Store esgnR
Of Mott and Broemests, and 1t j. G. Buntnsaoas Avg
store of 23st and 3d-Av Communicates By -
Nil tnfte
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WASHINGTON, Conn.-The Summer Term Of this
School for 1852 viii commence on WEDNESDAY 18th OF
May Pupils become members OF the Teaches" fam
Nv and are fully and thoroughly for College the
business OF life Every attention paid 10 their physical and
moral training The School Is sevea miles from the Housa-
torio Railroad at New Milford with which there irregular
sase communication The best OF refer IN New
and Brooklyn and full PARTICULAR caa be had BY calling upon
Charles Nettleton, ESQ., No. 81 Wll-st- New York
(}UNN Teacher.
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CPRING SHAWLS and MANTILLAS.

~ e. g. MILLS, No. Courtandt-f- near Broadway,
n T. has in complete assortment Of now spring
Whites of Spring Paris patterns (of bis own manufAs
ture) With the and fashionable style Of trimmings Y
which he invites the particular attention Of merchaats and
dealers before purchasing elsewhere, a. they will BE- oereS
ct the very possible prices for cash approved credit
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9rhoois.

4 LGER lNSTITUTE-A BOARDING
4 A SCHOOL for YOUTH. CORKNNALI. CT, W. B.
OhioN OLD Prncpal-This Institute 10 designed to pre-
pare youth or business to cutter any cIa4s in Csess
French cernxr aud Spanish Languages taught BY
conilshed native TEACHERS Lessons Music and Drawing
gwen ,desired The summer term will connsence on the
On OF May next snd continue FIVE usou-hs Cirrlas with
Irference sc he had the Pncipe. the Office OF
The YOUTHS Cabinet No. lis Nassau-st- NY.
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JoHS L. vASpEwArss, Asctoneer.
NATnRDAY Anvil 81 af l0k O'clock

&ATURDAY, April "a, at l03 o'clock,
s0st No ,s5 Cin,on-st-hOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
s ne etile Furniture contained 10 the above house con-
.ehx OF the usual OF Black Walnut and Maho
&sS fSos and Dninsroom fuIniture, Extenxoa Dining
S.cei Carl. Pier and Center Tables with marble tops;
asbossry De is.esds Bureaus Wsshstands Te-
sst wsrdEoos sid Brussels Carpetins Pier aud Mantle
~ Sfnsneats &C. tosehcr with the usual a~sorts.e
vu commence
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Miliinerp.

THIRST PREMIUM MILLINERY ES-
III TABLISHbfENT and STRAW BONNET MAMU.
FACTORY, No 564 Broadway, Nibio's 0ardsa, T.
Ms WIN SIMMONS respectfully announces to her nanss-
os patrons and the pubic that she prepared b q.
hbit her Show Rooms splendid and unique 2ssosmsee
of Millinery and Straw Goods Of her manufacture,
which are combined all the modern improvements Assa
styles ard fashions together with magnificent soectdon
Pans Millinery which for diversity Of patterns colon -
unity Of fnish Tanscends mrcaSursbly al former fmpso
Also large and estins INVOICE Of Lace ~
Straw Blondes and endless variety nerohan0 - ~
liners supplied with pattern Bonuets
BIO connection with any other ssrsin The ~ ec.o
'S''' :" ~" Mrs. WM SIMMONS No ssl Broadway
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ANrHoNYJ. BLsEcKRn, Auctioneer .
r ARGE and PEREMTORY SALE OF

r ARGE and PEREMTORY SALE OF
lss DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS eeAuniuhy
situated for immediate Improvements on I'D and asc
90 sh Tooth and lolstsn, In the City Of Ns"ioA' -
ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER will seh at public auction.
On TUESDAY April n 1882 at IL O'clock at thu MOT
chantS the highest bidder the following ssosss
lots Of ground, viz: A., -,
bounded by Sdav, 4th-av- lO0th and lola sn
Ako 6s Lots OF Ground, forming nearly the cnue ooc&
Of ground bounded by Sd and 4thavs and sh an
The above lots all Of full size all beautifully situated
M kdng purposes and very desirable for persons Of Email
uoaEs 90 purchase tine building lot, OF for Capitalists
suaks safe and profitable Investments.
IL is high ground and command splendd view OF ~
lad River There probably sufficient building stone On
The property to build all the houses and the surplus sou can
doubt be sold advantage for hhns up lots new
above. m
and churches school-houses, he.
This property Is admirably located for manufacturing pun
poses aud business operations ts eso proximity - tne "a
sd and tho Harlem Railroad and IN the vicinity Of
great improvements renders Desirable and being 40
eble every hour Of the day to the city proPe
akes it very conyonont for doing baansn 10 mo
city, or f,r the workinman Easchanic.
This property all hes in body and nom ~ peeona!
6cston and syaatagcS mast become popuious and
very important part city, and i purchase cannot but
b and profitable investment Of capital Title perfecs
and free from all membranes
Is per of ths purchase money can remain on bona
aud mortgage for year, at per cent The sale VII b
positive. -
For further particular, apply to the suctioneer No
Bsds where maps describing the above property can b
had.
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IL ing School for Boys at Rrcehold Monmouth County,
Now accessible New York and Philadelphia BY
Camden and Amboy Railroad Tbs next session will open
the fss "Wednesday in May Circulars containing full in
formation may be had BY addressing the Principal by mail
OLIVER 4 WILLIS A. n, Principal
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TP-TOWN UPHOLSTERY and PA

Pepper Hsnsinss suitable for paricrA bedroomA ns
r0ouA &C. sPrine ban. uos. ma cosn-nas,n ; .ndoG
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4 CLASS for PRIVATE INSTRUC-

n TlON-Ihe advertiser proposes form Class OF
Boys-nuinber limited to and age 10 fourteen Prof
efs every ndacenent to expect rapid and permanent I'M
pTpvetn In re gard qualifications has testrozaiS tho
only objection to which IL that they -pesk isvorsby
f OF city reference to the legal clerical profession For
further particulars address confidential Mr.. III, Tribune
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TO LADIES and GENTLEMEN IRA
VHyINANTS BOARDING-SCHOOL.

w for BOYS, at Little Ferry, nine miles from Hoee:
ken N. j., under the direction Of A. B. WINANT sn4
LAbY-1he fifth year Of this School flor young Lsds M
der twelve years Of age) viii commence on TUESDAY.
nth Of April. Pupils received at any time. TermS-Hoe
board tuiion washing and mendng. 81 peg quarter F1
crculars pease apply to Mr. r. r. ROBINSON, No q
Pine-st or Mr.. w. THURMAN, corner Canal and vssxy
ns Ncw.York
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T OOKING-GLASS AND PICTURE

T OOKING-GLASS AND PICTURE
II FRAME MANUFACTORY, Nos 81, 50 and u For
syh-st, New YorkThe undersigned, having devoted his
personal attention for may years TO the Looking Glass and
Picture Frame business Is fully competent by his
to work of any description in bis hne thai viii give
satisfaction TO the most particular Beng prooaDy tno
hrrst aud most extensive establishment OF ts kind in this
country advantages variety and ex
of stock and the long established aud continual
improvements the undersigned has recently made In his ma
chnery enables him sell his articles at less prices than
any other manufacturer and he respectfully socits his
friends and the public in general to cal and examine his
large assortment Of Looking Glasses and Picture Frames pro-
vcus to purchasing. ,
On hsId Rosewood, Walnut Mahogany and Gid Msuld-
ha of every description and an lengths, for shipping
fly received and punctuay attended TO- Direct 10 Bex
No iol Chathml-squsTe Post-Of b. J. Sl0LEh-
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ecsnicss end curtain matsss vhits ana bu6 ueu psIut.
"a snd st border shsdes old furniture renovated. carpets
mace up and ms;fins laid Copsesnt wortsp ssnt to sny
3. LVESEY CO. No. Tso Broadway, nee, ssh-st
WINDOW SHADES.-A rich and en-
w ureiy new assortment of WINDOW SHADES FIR
the spring 1Iade ready for sale Also beautiful
so'mrnt OF bsn and White LDcns with 81 tbs rclrses
noahpnss to-turners by calling satisfy
,heves that they do better than at any other es.
hsh.n- We are exclusive Manufacturers Store Shades
nsns 10 ofuer with nestness snd dispatch BSct AZ
tenuon PAID h. furnishing hoislS ss,aus, Sc sc.
d. X. RIkER co. No ISL Chathams-
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J. tlgGEM,s, Auc,ioueer.
SATURDAY, April "a, at o'c

~ ~Ief|%N %hfItE ~ az q CIUCk,
mp NJ, at No. 1871 Wsshngoust, Brooklyn: A large aud
general esortnert OF Furniture Of every descrption No
Catalogues for OF time MONDAY April as at II
olocs A NJ At No n Prince, Wilonsh6y- st. small
Quantity 81 handsome Pslor and Chsnbsr Furniture OF the
b<st GOOD Immediately AFTER the
above, A. NJ ~ No io2 Prince, Wiloashby-st
small quantity Of Paslo Chamber and Kitchen Furniture As
scoS SAME DAY, at ii A. NJ at No. s. sydney
feee large a8i general esorlmen OF farloI aud Chan
t furniture iio China TEE and Dinner Sets Pier Glasses
Tapestry Carpets &c SANE DAY, ~ p. NJ, at No. %
fsc~peest. lssr A6sms~t general assortment Of good
FsIof and Chamber furniture Catalogues 1T tho sseen
Loon Tor the above saoS on Saturday.
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0ITUTON BOARDING ACADEMY

w Located in the pleasant and retired town Of Wu.
ton Conn., about houS ride BY railway Usn the CITY
Institution has been In successful operation
many years Tho summer Term commences on the lH q
May The satisfactory references given TO II: No.
srous patrons and others OF New York City and eewhee
Please sppiy for circulars at tho store OF lockwood A.
bot No ~ Chafham-st OF BY letter % the PnnsiRL
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CTORE FIXTURES for SALE Low.
~ Tho fixtures and ttingsup of the store No As'o Of
House Broadway sale very low, including ~ 'e'
Glass Cases. Shelves, he
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y. CoLroN, Auctionser
r ARGE SALE of FURNITURE, PlEk

IGLASSEs, CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHS, &o0F COL
TN vill ,eu This DAY Saturday )Aprl "a AZ o3 o'clock
:. ,he Auction Rooms Nos 50 bsekman and ~ AnnSs
srre sssoltment Of and second hand FURNITURE nom
snv Chairs French Bedesds Bureaus Center CARD ana
Dining Tables Mabletop Washsands French fisse oss
nd Ingram Carpets Oil Cloths &C. Also 100 Boseon ROCK
EN- rs dozen Curl Maple Chairs various kinds also sge
quantity second hand Furnitsre sale posnVe "isos
rcca1d To weather
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. W. KEELER'S FAMILY BOARD

No ING SCHOOL for BOYS, NEWrOwN. Fairfield
County Conn. By New-YoIk and New-Haven and Hocss-
tonic Railroads y hours from NcwYork and hour from
Bridgeport
TERMS so per quarter Of II weeks for Board Tuition.
Washing Merdng Fuel Lights and Bedding Instruction.
in all English branches Pupis received at any time.
REFERENCES: Nm. Peck Co, No $50 Front St. R. Carl
tonOvcrton Nc. Wslst- George w. Dow, No Burling
slip, Aaron Hswley, No Beaver ~, New-York; Hon:
William Rockwell, corner of Jay and Wloashby ss, and
II lin gsnA lvn
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furniture, ST..


roOp~ov,l,ooO>o~co-,o,rO'D>N ,r>'"|>N'
CAMPHENE, Fluid and Solar Lamps,
Chandeliers and Brackets Hall Lanterns Lamp ShSaea
Globe. and weks of al .1di b, Ssg1s a. low pses
"as0'e'' Da' '-'' 5. MfCHELL, No "a CathsE.ne-s-
CHAIR MANUFACTORY and
" WAREROOMS-COM MHRFORD REDGArE
Nos ASP aud 454 Broadway between Grand and
east sde-Recept0n Swiss Italian and French Cottage
Chairs consisting of Cane Rush. Chinese Straw and WI
low Chairs Also Arm Chairs msde Of tho very best
The public viii snd Chairs of every description and at
prices so each to whatever standard they nay
fx Unlike those who buy to sell we VIII give guarantee
Of the workmanship and durability Of the article
Enameled Cottage and Bedroom Furniture VIII Do iN
nshed this establishment at the lowest manufacturing
Those who are about furnish houses in Brooklyn VIII
ansburgh and this City will find that they diminish
the amount of their bills by purchasing direct from the man
uscturer instead of buying from establishments whs scsn
uuate their profits solely by selling advance on the
prices which they pay those who produce the article ey
expose tor sale
COUNTERS, STOVES and SHELLY
Ming for SALE CHEAP.-Thrse Counters feet BY
Effect with Draws one Counter eet in BY Is feet with
Draws Stoves and lot of shelving Apply 10 l. n
r. l.. LUQUEER, No. l22 PeaTlst
CHARLES FULLER, Dealer in Jen-
~ ningS new Patent Premium Safety Gas Lanps Also
Csmphene Spirit Cas- Oil and Lard Tampa Hall and other
Lanterns Gandoes Chandeliers &c of the most approved
snit Cas-. Phossene Gas Oh WssAs Glasses &c No 2s3
Greenwich-st between Warren sad Chambers SITS, N. Y
ENAMELED and ORNAMENTAL
lL COTTAGE CHAMBER and OAK FURNITURE
warehouse No. 452 Broadway east side, near 0rendx,
Msnufactory No. - 0resue-st.-MATHEWS GILLlES,
manufacturers Of Enameed and Cottage Furniture respect
fully call the attention Of their former patrons and the public
generally their extensive and unrvaed stock OF Frnure
81 O. feel confident in asserting that examination Of
their new spring styles of Enameed and Cottage Furniture
all that required to insure, possible, still greater do
mands thar in former years
All Furniture offered this establishment y made under
special supervision and warranted to DO OF tho first
quality.
We would here suggest that we manufacture all our
articles enabled to sell much lower than those
whs purchase Of the maker to sell again.
Mattresses Pallasses, Pillows, &C.
Furniture carefully boxed and orders hlied i Al par" OF
~ Trr;an MATHEWS g. 0ILLIES,
"-o S"'S- No As2 Rro.dwav Grandst, east side.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-24

NESMITH Il co. offer for export and
/ home sales:
50 inch heavy Brown Shirings
81 inch heavy Brown Sheetngs
- 81 a. and ia SheetinE, comprising great vasae<y
Of tho most favorably known styles
Bleached Shirtings and Sheetngs from - to Ia, al
qualities.
Drills Jeans Ticks Denims Nsnkesns.
Shifting stipea Cottonades Checks Umbref1as
Steam and Madden Prints.
Oreandes Brilhantes, Linseys and Plsids.
Allkinds of Flanneb ell kinds of Blankets
Sstinets Kentucky Jeans.
C.shrnere Cassmeres Costinss, BsioeA ETC. ETC., NsA
Broad nd EcW-eta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-24

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