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i)bnsiriuns s. Surgeons.

nvS. HARD 81 NIhI tender their profess
- ionnl services 10 the citizens Of Ottawa and
Sc.nity. Residence on Madison street. neat the
Side Cat OGile over Blrgcrs store, near the
Past office. Dec -, 1851
nVS. THOMPSON & CHURCHILL having
- associated thrmsrlye oge!hrr IN the practice
of PnyHc aaI Surgery, respectfully teudrr tier
professional services TO Tue citizens Oi Ottawa and
vicinity. Odicc-0ue formerly occupied by ID d,
ThpnY,on b d luoNrSoS, VI u,
sept ; : CHURcuLI, VI D.
NV. ". Cavariy, PiyyiciaH = SOtgcoH-Oi-
fisr, W,-Olise m the drug stoye-Oiirrshs pro-
irssiounl services to the citizens OF this vicinity,
AMI hopes ny attention 10 business, to merit
sllre ptDll,iC patronage $50 II
n. ~. Hopkins. Physician md SargeOH--Of
tIicI ~, ,,.I'rS al professional services to the c-
tiLen- OF Ol1wl, and yicIniy. Once over the
store Of II. W Chrcycr, ,uextlp Walker Il !lck
ling cadence on thr north sid, oilhr new public
slltrc. where he may be tOunlIt all times except
~I-n absent ru ,huIu'ss nueG'i'
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l,r2FALL CAMPAIGN!O
-.:trz Cabinet Furniture! M

DEFER RUSSELL respectfully calls the ai-
l. trnton oih' tiirnl+anl tn public to his pres
cnt Iirg. stock ottlrntnrc, whirhhc expects o. ca
sonily to rrplcnl-h before navigation closes IN
niltiUn TO hls own m1nuhcturr, he j. supplied
from large establishments both in 81 louf, and
Chicago. Ills stock Is selected for and shipped to
him by dealers who know lha, thryare sending to
a aprictici. mechanic and n workman, So h. Is elip.
bled on an average to sr better articles. and as low
as either city, A. usual lie does a one price small
profit onl cash business
At the suggestion OF friend, he wond respect.
fully remark that while hc has established for HIM
sclta business that viii sustain itself against NIL fu-
,ure competition, he has done something for the
public in supplying Ottawa and vicinity with good
furniture very low prices
lie keeps hrarsc, aud ready made. wcll.fnish-
ed walnut coiiins 'all sizes always on hand. Char
gcs low.
Warerooms on La Sale street, near the court
house square. Sept 20
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WHO WANTS
Chairs & Redsteads +?

I IL IL. WATER VI Nm still Keeps on La Sale
IL. street, where he has been Tor l2 years, aud
has never failed in giving good satisfaction.
His chairs are all made by good woikmcn, nnu
warranted to stand better than Chicago or St Loqis
work
G.y- The public are respectfully invited to ocaIl aud
examine. Octuhcri
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BOOTS & SHOES.

d
~ ranled,
10 cases common thick boots,
| do grain leather do
| 5 do Hungarian do
! 10 do best double sole kip boots warranted
do boys and youths thick boots
300 pairs wOmen's stout boOlees
100 do do morocco do
100 do do low shoes
Also
A beautiful assortment of Ladies' kid slippers
buskins and dhootees-children's shoes of every de
scnption. for sale chenp,a at Oct Is. GRIDLEY's.
CLOTHING.
nVER coats, irock coats, pants. vests shirts
~ drawers, &c, for sale cheapat
Oct IL. GRlDLEY's.
Saws.
ID OWLAND'S mill saws, cross cut, and every
IL other kind Ol saw. Also, a large lot Of bench
planes, Tor sale cheap, at ;. b GRIDLEY's.
Ottawa, November %
NAILS.
OAO KEGS Parker Mills nails,
ZVU 10 do Wrought do
At Oct 49, GRlpLEY's.
Fish! Fish!
On0n LBS cod fish,
ZUUU 10 bbls. No. imackeiel,
.
10 " white fish
At N,v.92 $. B. GErpLEy's
Zine.
fnn0 LBS. Zinc Tor sale at
lUUU Nov2 - s. p C;Rrrrrv'a
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Osborn 4 VAN VlSANKEN,
nj the sign of
che Cigar Saloon,

OTTAWA, Ibifs,
HAV1NG fitted up rooms ior this express pur-
i pose, beg leave to announce to the inhabitants
OF La Sale county that they have opened an eating
room Tor the benefit OF all who NAV give themn cali
They keep on hand OlSTERSlnth the shell and
in cans oi the best quality and served up at mo-
mcnrs notice. hndthrya are ready to- furnish meals
nt amy hour for the accommodation oi Farmers aud
others. They solicit the patronage ot the public
aud will give satisfaction ii all Oc25
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Millinery !

~ Mrs. G.. FYtE has removed her Wv
Millinery Establishment to the rooms directly over
Georgr Wpns Grocery Store.
next door to the Post Office She trusts for con
undon oi trade, assuring her customers ,ha, worl,
committed 10 her care will be- executed with PROMPT
ness, nnl on very reasonable terms.
cB Nert Door 10 he Post Otieel q.
Ottawa Jnnu,ry r. 1872
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thr doukcy driver to bring up my sabre, but by
this time Achmct had released himself with the
lose Of his tur5an
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,ptF RITHDING LOTS-ln

~
,..r,.,ul vill,r- Of Yonksrs on the hsnk. OF tle
Ri,sr r My g. % The upderisned olef' 'T
fs Boi dns Io'sn 10 81 part OF me 1xsS
~ fIis5 Glen wood ying INN disteiy o. Tue osdS'
& .ou River in the beautiful pat OF me
OF Tb. ot. are the most desiisbls OF AZ no os'ea
NAt - f,on their location must rapidly increase ~
v.as most cGnysTI.I hour. I'd. b.
40 tI.oa River Railroad from the Slst 81 sAlon, ai
,.,t. are run. ina both continually u e.n so ,e
S :, .f.,mb AZ several times dsy IL IL proPossa 20
Issou ,ts above Lots the tooSins terms 40
sodS b.t.nti, well built Houses are % q put ..
III ~ ,s..iv,d for the a. ots and when the shoi' IN
Der ~. subscribed Othe suhscnGs, WI mseI
III sree moon sad whoever shall obtain lots NO
ard h. be emit TO the Homes to ee on s % .Sca
iot, s25 to be paid at the time Of saosIrpuoo san
80 ,i,ce nr.vou, 10 the division OF the Lots the ba'snce
NV rssp on bc I'd and morgss. for three years Maps OF
the property will be shown and further particulars m'oe
in0"H " 'PP'~s ALBERT H. NICOLAY,
Aueti-neer, Real Estate and Insurance Agent
Office. No a. Wsllst from 10 A ~ 70 3 P NJ, aud No.
pa Grand Ct from p. NJ to p. VI.
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pantins Schools.
DODW ORrH'S DANCING

IA. ACADEMY. No. SIC Broadway, next ., % y Gree
Church will open for the ensuina season, on WEoSGS
DAY Oetob~r o. at q for Ladies' at 81 for Chiidrsn
and At for Gentlemen For Trims, &C. zee Gard ri Terms
1t 10 with feelings Of more than usus pilde add sstisac
tiop that commencement OF the Classes Of
this Having removed 10 the neS building Just
erected expressly For this purpose can nov ofer Tor tne
my pupils the giant convenient and complete
ever erected this oiry the experspce Of
many yeas enabling sod provide Ot evev ~snt
In the fullest IL Intention make this VIII
such an establishment should be, place for mental aud
improvement connected with innoceot add oene
fetal aud II will be- particular cae 70 make
thing conducr the good department and general I'm
prov euent Of all mo be placed UNDER my charge
The Glasses Gent will be arranged entirely
new stem, which will g ssty facilitate the prosress and
add very much the convenience OF the pupils aut as to
much spsce would be taken by describing the here
the published circular referred to furnishing description
Of the method and its sdvautases.
All Dances OF she present and former soasons will
be Introduced
Private .orees fer pupils Only semi monthly.
The Academy remarkably foruose IN being accessible
from arly all parts Of the CT by stages or rsro.d as
there are less than hfeen lines Witch directly In
ffon within two, hires squa % OF II
ard arrangements have so been made 20 STAGES from
East Madison St. and that neghboho I'd dire,tly
TO tho Academy shus stodog the patrons IN that part
equal facilities with the other portions.
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COUNTRY SEAT for SALE-Th,

a. nrsenee O. The iats Fowler Grisss o! Cynw1u,
vIss Souity n. y with fifteen acre. Of lud wel
S.sa with hts variety Of irus 10 great abupdaace 1,
SO., sus a. r ss from to daily Communication by steam.
hssisx .,,n,.,Ss n new ferh. ard its b.aafifa aad
me Ssn o. ne nudsen River Of sAieh Il has m nsns
residence For particular aprlr 10 NJ h7es o. ssnasF
ESQ, Nc . Sub 81 LAMBS MARSH E.s. Ne - ~
NV. w Up 6s;s s1SSS No 2i9 wsslinston,st
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UTENKY WELLS aud his SISTERS

i MADAME II. GtANELLP5) Academy for Oanc'ns
No $50 Broadway will open the sS o. October Their
method Of Teaching has received universal spprohs-
ton Combined With Ia stucton In the dances Il mode,
and paor dancing IN ouch all ts vsra the exercises
for evsoping the muscular powers young sch lars
found highly beneficial The Of scqurns Iegaace
ana stS II motion ia dancing frHu ed to low
oomprehersi rules simply e,p,ined and thoroughly
taught To properly IN walking 10 order 20 obtain
pleasing and graceful urn form Of esch less and
everything is observed that will imos't TO the pupil dig
nfed and booe department Inquire further st tho AGA
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MAST MORRISANIA VILLAGE

About 250 LOU remaining un'od) yaryins In szs
rom Of TO ali acres are offered oT SALE
d the most favorable ,erms Ten per cent. down sud o.
sucs on or before March 1854 Title perfect These ots
,eoupy very healthy and beautiful location, and 10
Tu view Of The East River and In the immediate vicinity
II the residences Of s-vers OF the most wealthy and TO
Tpeoabe eizsns Of sschester County Also fine fishing
within one quarter Of mile Several bouses nov
suIldns and lots selling rapidly For msps and other 10.
formation apply 70 D. B WlNTOS, No oTryon-ro~' sen
HaYlar, Railroad Office opposite City Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-27
N ESSRS. LIGHTE d. NEWTON, In
MIR. F.. q. NASH, who has been 70,

20 10 ths city and elsewhere, bess leave To state 10 be
friends and the public generally that be has on hand vs
desy Of choice Piano rtss selscted BY himself Of New
Yo and Bos.on msaufssars By the 6ess makers which
hs Win ssfss manuf,sturcD prees sesond naod Panos
Or sale TO let .Lesoos given In Singing ssd Piano
Of vhih dns no<tse gill be given. y. Il MASH,
No. $40 nroome<f Nav. York,
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NOUNTRY SEAT for SAFE ,.N

~ ask, one quarter Of nile from The lsuat,, .,.,.
above acres including furniture rmirs areps e.1
nsees hoss 10 Ground IL SOD order and Stocked vita
on' fronting the ri'er directly opposite rarryt, IN ss,
Two lalors drirs nom and horsryi twelys beaia,1s
Ivan. ,oom, kief en storeroom &c good ou.buaaisss
eonvenienes Of the turhsssr. Apply TO '
HOMER MORGAN, No lPla,sf
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ACaDEMY.-Signor A..

HANGING DEMY.-Signor A.
IL GHERA8nI assisted bv Madame GHERARDt re-
spec fully inform bis and the c hat b.
Dancing Academy No 8l Broadway will bs opened Tor the
reception pupis Satu day. Oct 10 Days OF tuton tor
young ladies masters Wednesday, ana Saturdays and
Mondays and Thursdays, at O'Clock, p Eveons class
fr ilemsn Tuesdays sud Fridss at rn'afe iss
sons Ia f-us will also be given classes attended 70 10
schools and scsdss les All COMMUNICATION aTd'esssd 70
No an Broadway Will be promptly attended TO- soirses
al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-27
4 OTIS in the CITY of BROOKLYN

tins 9th Ward and situated between the three prn.
sipa thorcnebes AID business streets Of BROOKLYN viz
the Fulton Atsrtest Railroad and the Plank Road
TIM highly favorable location OF tbs lots insue 70 the value
the lots have been sed lately and all those DESTROYS
chasing with small cap tai cheap finely home
should account neglect " 90 % - necessarily
the lots will rise IN proportion 70 the In proyemsuu carried
on At the place The prices differ At present. on s5 to
475 With the exception OF corner o More than 81 houses
have been erected ther many nov In had and
go owners Of lots intend 10 build during this aad the folio
Ing yeA Since the frat OF September the railroad cars stop
there evey morning 81 and 2oclock By which ali
en s.a rds the South Ferry in less than ten minutes
At II o'clock An and at 7eeIoek PM the traa leaves
lbr sopth Ferry for New Brooklyn.
The map of New Bpoklyn slvsJs Be zen o. tbs
bookstore VI Eydam friedentha No 81 B0wsy, sso
~ Mr. II. T. ssSkmann's Nc. s. veseysS
FoT further particulars Inquire st NJ. ALEX. EYDAR3
Lane Once IN the RAruad House Ne~ Brookyn else Of
Nm kAODE. No. 50 Broadway NY JACOG x SACK.
nAN, E.t New. Yo1t; c. L. RADEnAChER, No %
Arehst, Ph.la5elphia
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EDAR GROVE for SALE-A,

~ Staten Island, fonting on the New-YoTk Bay. rear
the location Of the Old Elm Tree, about y miles bslow tbs
Narows embracing D. acres Of Land including tie CedT
Buildings and Dcck with letters patent for the grsni there
Tor fhe lease Of this pVpery Is shout terrnaains tbs
name having been occupied for the last five yeap daring hs
summer seasons place Of for bathing AID pub
hc entertainment
sei further particulars inquire CT J. DILL near ar
ft'WkS on the prenssea or Of :. f. LORD No. les
front-st ,Nsw-YoIk-Datea Sept @ 1852
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MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLECT.

M ATE INSTITUTE. No. 30 ltn g cOrneI of Mao
dousslst on Washington sauzfe, GEO ". CLARKE. A.
and JAMES TANNING: NJ Principally commences
tI tenth sehroly gear MONDAY the 18Th % Sept 1852
TIE Principals having retrso the furniture and rooms
fer recitation and Lecture Throughout; the Iartuoa viii
be IN eompete for the reception Of iz Proilsors
Teachers and pupils "a tie 18th u Sept
Personal interviews win rnhcipals AID CAssos1.s
sonrpg Of patrons snd pupils Of past year together
with plans u instruction regulations IA may %
had a; the Rooms Of the Institute
Pupils received from to 20 pears OF age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-27

"ANTED-By a young Gentleman,
w sFrsntseeo Room, with or without breakfast in
q respectable psiy,te 10 nifty Amersan Germsn) where
sAs comforts Of home eoals b enjoyed Loestoo
b Brossxs, ard not above Aai,y ssst Of refer
saoes gwen ssd required Address HOME Tribune oaoe.
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MADAME GRAVIER-DESJAR-

II In n II VI II n Il IL ~ u > n "
Vh DINs DANCING ACADEMY, No 81 Clinton.
pl.ee.-FAREN ELL SEASO " Mime q. intending 10
turn Fnrope. takes this opportunity graft
ude 10 her numerous pupils and their iams TO- the snd
niece SATURDAY Octo0sf 2 In her elesaat rooms
private monthly Soress will b. given usual Days
and hours. Wedn-sdss a'd Saturdays at 81, for Misses
and Masters; dobdsy' and Thurpays, at u NJ Tor la
dice and gentnen Schools and private families attend ID
Brooklyn Classes for Y5u0g Ladies at Mr. BE8TEAUS,
No % PieuepoLt-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-27

"ANTED-Part of genteel House
w in Brooklyn for sm all AEn,iy Rent $50 to $50.
Address q. { p Tribune Once.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-27
NOR SALE at TARRYTOWN.-T THAT

n
beautiful location know n Prospect HILL containing
nearly forty (i0) IL is elevated commanding the
mort masncent view Of The Hudson River from New York
10 the Hshands embracing both banks several VILLAGES,
the Pallsdes Tsppsn lee and most picturesque IN and
scenery including Sleepy Hollow &C The sopeis gentle,
the access very easy the soil excellent the cmste sslu-
breus IL Is within about fifteen minutes walk Of the center
Of the village of churches and several first class
schools the distance from the railroad station and
steamboat LANDING The fine residences Of many Of orr hst
czens In tins neehbOrhood II could readily be divided
into or many parts every Of which would be com.
handing site. Another opportunity Ike this will not pobs
bls occur again nearly every eligible site bet ~een New
York and the Highlands Is appropriated N sold soon the
price will low and accommodating. Apply In VIM
p LYON TaTrytown; or 10 ADRIAN REOUA, Chatham
Bank Buildings New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-27

CTORE and BACK ROOM to LET, on
y reasonable terms, at No 535 Greenwich't, above
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NJARSH'S COURSE of BOOK-KEEP.

lVl IN0-A eomp!ste, beautiful and practical work
printed eolor, ADAPTED TO lrvste instruction ~ pp
ostavo Pncs 8 IS Let those Tho cannoi avail them
selves Of u Lessons under the aUhoI bag this book
good teacher IN Itself Sold at C C. MARSHs Counting
Rooms for the Practice Of BOOK keeping No 80 Broadway
Postage, under 1Ot Lniles 20 ceE,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-27

nOOMS to LET.-A private Iam,iy;
pev l4tb and the 5th sv wiz rent eontruou. bed.
o. nj or farphed or unfurnish d. to one OF TWO
Ioo6 1r,i,nsn Gas and bath in the house Address Al"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-27

HARLEM.-For Sale on l25rh-st., be-
Il tween 9Th snd 6,h-avs, and Mount Morris square
three SUI eotAse frame Houses hled in with oct
two sigc base nsn with marble m.ntes Cotton
~ser bath range water c0ss Sat basin speaking
bella &c fuses sjES. fee piazza N font entrsy n-
end ready for oSegDs9n Lot, q BY 100 feet nches
Apply to z. II. BROWN, Il Wallet from | to O'Clock
NJ or hi, residence, ll1thst between 7th and 8;h
axa. rnornipg and cIeninRf
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NOR SALE in HARLEM, or to LET

A beautiful fame hous- filed ia with brick; and
two Lots OF Ground l1jd,t between the sth and ON
avs The house built by days work, MSS coed cellar
cs.rn pume tuO stories and attic high 50 FEET tront
by 81 deep and built expressly for geuensn' private re-
sidtnce IN lots % BY 100 covered win ohoiss u
trees and hut two mitutes walk from the rhsre Is
nso fine of the great Hgh Bridge from i've wndoss
-Four nd or ing had II desired Terms easy Az
ply to Ii. II RICE Superior Court, Clerks Office, No Is
Hall n Y.
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nRINCE a. CO.'S MELODEONS.
Marhinerp, 81.

CINGER'S SEWING MACHINE
- There no longer any exPsriment In using tbes nvs.
machines which all Sinds Of sssm
ps in style OF great bssuy and durability They sdasl
70 any lnd Of sewing and used BY ladies on their
custom worn rhe great demand for thsss mschines and
the universal satisfaction thss have given no email prsss
Tor their Usefulness which needs only to be known 20 b
orcj.,d The prr cpai Office for the sale OF these
sh =. IL AT No 5ss Sosdway where they be zen 10
and where the proprietor will DO happy to demca
strate THAR utility to any enc who viii call
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-27

Il CON purposes commence. du log tbs present
so, COT RISE Ct ORIGINAL INSrRU CrlON ia
history, fer the Lad IS of New York aud Bro klyn.
This Course has been recently given in Boston and Cam
brdse IL reduce he Ladies OF Boston, and
merosd 10 their a teniion By Mr. ChOafe, Dir Had, Mr.
NiIihn and other gentlemen Of that ciy BuI the AZ
ten VIII has siBs, received both 10 BostOa aud Cam
brcg- 10 the most Distinguished for literary culture
will furnish IT'S ie-sed It's introduction the Lsii-s
OF IBIS vicinity Those VINO Interested ia proposal
however wi b. presented with opportunity Of ssSer.
ang for thenTeves It's claims 70 their stten lon, preyO
y 70 The Of the trrn IN November There
Will be a moIhi lesson twice week az IL o'clock Tue
time, place, aud particulars will be announced here
sFa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-27

pRlVATE SALE.-Hotel and Grounds,
- 9iee Cor, called the She. H0tel with al tns FUR.
~. ns fnsares Apply TO A. J. BLEECkEk Aus-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-27

NOR SALE-A very pleasant 2i-story
COTTAGE HOUSE, in one Of the best neishoorhoods
on South Brooklyn convenient TO STAGE routes from All me
g. ". GRANT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-27

DART of a HUUSE TO Lt FL! .nS
second or Third Floor eOnsstns o. for H1Gn' sns
Front Basement Of House No 20 az 0U w ). $50 and the
mali quiet family. The second no'i VIII "
,bi,d Aoor AIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-27

Il full lot, finished 10 modern style, No = Suffolk Ct
Also three first class Houses built ul lots. with
shop ana small tenement bGding In 4tnst between
LIST sod @isy and several newly insoee tenem~n,
and bedrooms and stores In l5ht between Avenues aud
b. sne In 40 81 bet9eeo 5n and sth avs TO let Apply
&C r. FISHER, No. l79 Essexst ~ Y Office hOup tro
20 A NJ and from 70 7P. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-27
OAK GROVE FEMALE SEMINARY,

" WORKERS Y-rhe winter term OF IN" lu,a.
tiop will commence Monday. Nov st- Circular .
ips fell particular, Terms &C furnishes 50 spp"Ss
,hs PrtpcjpsI or al tire Book.sors Of Clark Ausra >
No s Prh Pow. N.w.ferk WIN C'rOoi1' i''"N'
vorksrs SAINT =. 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-27
MADAME SEIBERT, Professor of the

lVI French Language, and Teacher 81 Msnsmc Chess
ray. celebrated School wishes ali Of leisure
hos ~ tuitiun either IN pnyzts family 10 school
Madame Cheg-., Will kindly give ell uscesary references
{. sEIsEET No. lhl4 Bfosdsay, corner 10Th 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-27

EXCELSIOR.- wishing to ind
Ian institution TO which good order 10 maintained 81
rea hndne and rapid improvement secured BY thorough
Instruction win be pleased and served st the Comnerch
sad Classical scnool. No 10 Henry st
SOLOMON JENNER, Principal.
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Real Gsiais tor Dalf.

a II PRIVATE SALE.-The Executors
IA ofvsUable Re- 81 Estate, Delonsng 10 Thomn Jonss
dtcea,ed-A Of 2N shout leo asblc ani 10
meadow lSius parity West Neck aud partly Little
Neck at South Oyster Bay The land Is fertile and IN
po5t Give state and combines many advantages for
gentleman country residence tanner For full psr
eulSrs apply 10 W. NJ WEEKS ana ANTHONY j.
BLEECkFR No. 7 BIosdst
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NOR SALE or to LET-At Elizabeth
III town ~. J Co nmodous House and large LIT OF
Land the Of Caths1ne ard Lssyetts within
ave uipues was Of the silroad d6pds Premises IN good
conoition aud egibly situated Possession ggeu irlne-
dstsly. APPLY 70 WILLIAM f. DAY, CouaIsllor .. Law,
Elizabe htown, N j.
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miscellaneous

4 ADVERTISEMENTS arc inserted in
htne best pspen In othsr sites and towns o. v. q
fALAERs A6vsrtidns Agency rrihsas RsiId'sss
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PROFESSOR SCHUSTER'S DRAW a.:

i ING and PAlSTlSs A. ~ oa1iI. p.rticalG q.
,nan il r,S 10 P.ntius and Drsstns from Plaster
and nom N.nrs Psn,iHs 10 ws,sr c SG,OS Specimen.
~ M, nnosl. a. well a. By himself may be examined
Studio. ~,
$500 CI.,s ftom TO IS O'Clock r. NJ.
.s So,r.. FOR Female Teachers Saturday AFTER
neon ana one In the forenoon for Masters; 49,,
Ev n'ns Clss for Gentlr men from to oeoeA =.
i,ntons schools and Private Instruction promptly 81
SS 10 Portrait, painted 20 oder in the above mention
a"S'''- " s sCHUsTER, Professor,
oonoslte the American Art Unioa
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ENOR SALE or to LET-Iwo splendid
III fnl class HOUSES, No, li9 snd ISL West 21d-ss,
betwees 7th and 6tt-sH They teplsts with 81 the
Ciern mproy and ready for occupancy Apply
30 T CNARrk Is Silver Ware MA1utae.urer IS AeIoer
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LNOR SALE-HOUSE and LOT, Nos.

~ and ~ Levsst and No 6 8roome 81, Lot 3 BY
leo Good property for improvements Also, three
vacant Lots, - BY loo. Inquire OF v. FALCoNER- No
Mansin-st. pesr 6Tsno>st. p. X