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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-17
Sales tp Auetion.

A CARD-NewY York Auction Mart, Chimes,
~ Buildings No. so BroaawAy-ANDRsNS &
HAUGhEY, Auction ard Coaials on Msrcaaas.-ra.
suscTilers having formed Cop.nc saIp, for tio 2lps
Of conducting the Auction ana Commission Blsin - n ~
it, tsEncbes. respectfully solicit oongnments OF Casas
and Household FusnIrr, fsno-foTf :. FGrs CEPetinSa
Pam Inss a-d Works OF At Books Fancy Coda Ne ~
TeT large ard elegant Satsr Is wei adapted fos u.
d.y lay ard Disposal Of goods both 81 pubic ant pnv "a
s,le Fanis relnouising housck epins. and wa n h
dir their furniture make Arrangements 5r ia
sac either a, their own houses the suction ro3a LA
era advances u.ede on COnsgnments whtn reggigd A
lsrre assortment of furniture swsys haad At pry,e s,a
A. be msrufacturerS pcss Toe first paoc safe viii "a
place on THURSDAY NEXT November lStA-New-YsA
Nov le lS52 GRO H. ANDkeWS,
RICHARD 4. HAUUHEY.
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~ FORTES-We have on hand large aAsort.nent
OF new and secondhand Pianos 70. sale and 10 hire Pianos
from e. TO $50 For hire from = to ; 10 per month No
$50 Broadway. New Ork. SAFtORD bhOIhEh
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~ pencr Cases constantly
silver. rosewood, nahosany,
Cd equal 70 any IN the Union
No. Ia Grend 81,
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EOR SALE-House and Lot No. go 9th. st.,

Il between t and sAvs built BY days wsrk under the
supervisor Of the owner, foz hs Tbs lot Is =
ket front BY about % feet deep The house Is feet wide
ey 4feet deep exclusive Of neosc3 p,arA With Czoton
water bath water closet ke al complete and perfect
order Apply 20 ID. I. MACfARLAN, No. ) Nassaa-st,
Sxns, AZ. 10 xf.M.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-17

An assortment Of new and second hand Piano fort or
sale o. to hire together with general lsornent OF Muse
Musical instruments, Italian Nohn strings, fs''d"he,
&c. bv GFIB & JACKSON, No. 40 Broadway, one door
alo IL Art Union
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o..-r.,, DOVER TO LET.-Several we'll
S1EAh ~ constant and STEADY power, IN build
- hsnefel 1879 and ges,er-s's Apply 70 MOhLON
inf COZ n No ~ Pearst corner Of fistcner'
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Real gstatc for Sale.

A COTTAGE on the HUDSON for SALE
N or LEASE.-The advertiser being about 20 remove
on the county desires u A. hs present residence 10
easL customer II Is situated IN tho pleasant hcat1y WI
age of Dobbs Ferry miles by Hudson River Railroad Is
new neat witb en-, view ofhe Hudson good garden vol OF
wafer &C. attached and will make suitable pleasant home
M X COUZEEs, Dobbs Rouy, or d. A. C0WDRY, No.
rs Chambere-st n. Y
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c,ARHART.s MRLODEONS. which are pro,

noupced BY the best judges superior al o:lrS can 10
had only u the sole agent J. : CLARK No 2ji Broadway,
1opuosite tie Park1 ~ B-Inxuineuts vita stops tor
Churches AL instruments warranted fJE one year.
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Gouses 10 Eft.

TOUsE TO LET.--A 2i-story house, with
III a.. Keno "a Joralemon-St, Brooklyn w itnin
= ,-irrts. wan Of South Ferry. Apply 70 J. H. fhHN-
1,iCp 70 No leg WaIrSt.
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&C FISCUER. date Nunns & Fischer, }
NrFSSRS LIGHTE & NEWTON, No. %

IVA Capas In consequence Of the increased demand and
uurIvsed popularity Of their PIANO-FORTES. have ex-
te ded Their business aud now prepared 10 otter 70
thsr friends and those wishing o superior instrument On
extensive sortnCpi plain and ornamented cases OF ned
eru STYLE from Ct 10 II octave Second hand tHnos aAea
in EXCHANGE Broadway Wsre-rOoas, No. +I3
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A. NJ. MsswrS, Auetionees
nY BANGS, BROTHER Il Co.-Traie

IDSales Rooms No. Is Psrk-Eow.
WEDNESDAY,. NV. II, and two following evenings. =
BARILFTT WELFoRDS SroCK-C 0mps.sns ext,a-
siyc collection Of American Publications, handsJ
boui Books for PR Pray Books Bibles &C. chSse
Ing sh BoosS Ac. forming the second part OF tue sale OF
the $40, CT Bartlett X Neiogd
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rARM for SALE ON LONG ISLAND

T Situated nt WosibuIy town Of N0-Il IIcmpstead,
within ons mile OF Carlo aud the Railroad Depot and
three mes OF ncinpseed IIIbor containing about sky;
i've acrca five OF waeh woodland The land Is IN COOL
stat. on cultivation nnd of the bst quality CT SOIL with
dwelling house Barn. and other necessary oii.huildnSs
yins on the side Of the road leading from the jericho
trnike 10 posl,n and Glen Cove, opposite the farm for
merry owred by Isnac Hicks, (now William y TITUS aud
adjoining the farms Of Henry Titus and john Nelson The
Fam has Guf of different kinds ucvor-iaiug well AMI
cisferns near the door Good Schools and Churcsa
by and with mile Of the Friends Meeting house So
Getty good For tems and particulars inquire OF
A. c. FUTILE, Aucuonoer No. ll2 Broadway.
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DROOMSi BROOMS! BROOMS!-The
ID undersigned has established Broom Depot AZ ths store
of Horace haTringt0a. No 2lS Rye.-st. Troy y l. Is
tTnde iu the Civ Of New-York can be Supplied with
Brooms in quantities from TO one thoas md DOZEN
JAMES HOUGHrOS
NB-Orier r. addressed 10 HORACE HARRINGTON,
Troy n Y viii meet with prompt attention.
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CLIFTON, STATEN ISLAND, near tho

ONARRO WS.-Building Lots for ismediste improve
for III tho most ccntya part OF Chiffon on ahvan
tseeous tsrms Also few of tho choicest villa sites
Island with anding views OF tho Bay Narfo"s ID
CITY. The purity 81 the water the vicinity oil schoo $,
ohurccs &C and the facility Of accesa 10 ne cy with tho
beauty Of the surrounding country renders ts moi ~
kn Ioai IL HIllnInga HnnlvnI- 81.
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CRFAT BARGAINS.-As | intend leaving
~ for Europe shortly, to make eAsese &
go. Of teb Ribbons Silks and Millinery Goods waiea,
Tor beauty style and variety, cannot be elated "a Iu'
ctv would very respectfully draw the aentioa OF ouy
e. eifber wholesale or retail avail themselves o. ths
r.Te opportunity as viii offer the remaining SOCK very
-. basr ~ N H. LICHTENSTEIN, No. 81 BoEeryi
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nIANO.FORTE wAREROOMS, No. 36l

L Broadway, door shove TaomPson. saloon. Per
sons about purchasing Planes invited 70 call at the
" ar, rooms Of BENNETT Co, where they viii ind an
assortment Of rosewood Piano Fouea Of modern style
livery instrument warranted Tor two years should doubts
b. eterslned as 10 quality payment may b. deferred
until such doubts are removed Old Planes received IN part
payrspt for new ones New and second hand Pianos 10 let
Mandatory Nos 81, 3lS and 81 Kivngtonst
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FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, Fairha-
DRIVATE LESSONS in SPANlSH.-Pro


fssor GORRIN continues 10 give Private nsiruciion
in the above language Al the residence Of PaP or at has
pUa No al 5th-S.
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furniture, &e.

GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS.
" BEDS, MATTRESSES, &c, a, cRAwBUCX's, Ne
CHEAP UPHOLSTERY and FEATHER sTOR 3 ~
attention Of families about purchasing fully invited
TO the large and beautiful Assortment Of Beds Msre.s
PAAAsse- BecseAds, Gotta he al Of which haya 49,
purchasd % low cash Prices AID viii Be sold a. ych nrce.
10 make Il an Involvement oT all to call ADD examss ,he
above stock previous making their purch.es 3s .~t
any part q the city Brooklyn Wlan,sbur,h re- ~
osytsse Old Beds aid Mattresses aed "a 20 J c.,
W. CRAW BUCK, No. ass Cjr.ns-.t
d eosr sast Of Fs-ext
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& o.. l,sb, Rooua With good se@oy "a ,'sk n,.t~
rns s ns' Bans coma Of Center and roaa a
shs new N A. AIIES, tho prenai'e~ 'e''"" N''''
~. q Saily
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NJ b. BUTLER, Aucuoner
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS SALE-On
l. WEDNESDAY, Nov. II, at 1O4 O'Clock, at No. u
81 uce St I'D Oor the Effects OF DIR. BOYES5, CArHA
R1NE MoMURRAY. and other int states, Consisting ol
male and female Clothing Trunks Chests BEDDING stoves
Ceruen Medical and Miscellaneous Books also God anfe
Silver Watches Chains, Jewelry, &c. by order Of
JAMES S. THAfER, Public Administrator, No. 7 Nss
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FASHIONABLE HATS-Elcgant French
SILK Hats at S3-sl less than Broadway prices Neat
Hats ct q 80. BROWN,
No l53 Canal-st. one door from Sullivan.
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- al. BARMORE offer at their manu-

~ factory and wereroOm, No Ji8 Beecser-st' corner
Of CHARLIE an asssrtnen Of elegant PaaoPores with tho
metallic frame and reverse bridge, and al other modern IN
provements
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nlillinerp.

ITO THE LADiES.-Our Fall style of La
Dies NJ sses and Chlldrens Drab and Black Felt Black
Hat for Ladies and Misses, msde from tho best IN
market Aso large and handsome assortment of plain
and embroidered CaIs Of the latest Paris with
styles Drab and Silver Felt Black and Drab Beaver Hats
and FG.s for Boys Misses and Children at MONARQUE'5
Old % ishment, No Z3 BOwery.
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ALBERT II. NIcotAY, AretiOneer.

DEREMPTORY SALE OF 80 CHOICE
Il BUILDING LOTS and COTTAGE SITES IN the
Ci1l OF NEWARK, WITHIN 10 MINUTES ofthe CITY
OF NETWORK
ALBERT H. NICOLAY will sell on TUESDAY, Nat,
So l. O'clock the Merchants Exchaase 80 besun
fu Building Lots Cottage loo tied the city 81
Newark j. These lots all s. feet front aud rear ss3
O ieet deep ond will DO sold with the privilege OF adj
the hghesepoint of elevation the and the
eo is If the finest quality and Immediately the III
the mansion OF VIM Rankin, Esd ana adjoining the former
b. autiu residence Of Joseph C. Wallace Esq Thess
front Fairmount aud Ltetou-ays watch 80 feet
wide running from Bank 81 10 OraDge-ay. aud Vest Bank,
Camden and Cabinet ss These lois are, without fear u
contradiction the most splendid building sites within -
ns Of the city OF New York having perfect panOri
OF the city OF Newark bay and haTbOT and
country and with the naked eye be Steamships
and s6i Is going IN and out the Newiork II ubof
The this part Of the city Of Newark of purst
quality, coming rUma solid and unsurpassed fh9s
ohurchts OF most all dcnonn tons ind schools Ia
mime date vicinity OF this property Th,so lots arc With
ont pton tho best thai have been offered al auction
tbs section OF the country for many years.
The City Of NewerA is one OF he pleasant cities n
the Union aud the lsrges in the State OF NewJery
tanning about 50 0Oo inhabitants, and property increasing
very rapidly IN value IN locations Tor private Residences
Tie street will all be graded al the expense OF tho
Merchants mechanics, aud Others dong business IN Sew.
lork can live IN the City Of Newark and reach New fok
IS TO A. minutes Newark ia only miles by the Nes-
yeTsy Railroad and miles by the plank road from
Jeney City
lie cars leave the ferry every half hour until II PM and
the communication only $50 per year. Omnibses iosys
Newark and Nev-York every Is minutes aud the three
boats ply daily The by bus and steamboat
ia Gully Ia cents.
Terlns-Ten per and the Auctioneers fees the
day OF sae 10 tho zst OF December the
detds will be delivered AID the balance 80 per ceut
remain bond and mortgage for three years al per cent
dscount Of per cent wl BIO made all lots bought fs
furnished to purchaser For maps and full pitcu-
lars apply TO the AucuOneer. No. 10 Wal-st. (2J3)
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Diano-fortes.
GREAT BARGAIN

GREAT BARGAIN.-A PIano-FOrte,
~ bsndsoue modern case exc ent tOns, oc,ayss, BY
on Of The best makers nearly new, VIII be sold or 81
tie owner expects leave the City Ca be seen Tor
few days the residence Of TIE owner NO oo Clanoers
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TOR SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY

i PROPERTY-A GrelAss FARM highly lIP'gy 80. =,
IOoAcr.s in Wesieheer Comfy, II miles tron ~ %
River Dep.t a; Sing Sing Said Farm Prodnces 4I-el nu
bred dollars worth Of bay annually be,des e. g. E
snce OF nam apples, &c. A lrxe HOusa, barns &C.
gtsct and Farnins Utensils also FOR sale ne pnce
for lie Farm il EiglaeeD Thonssnd Dollars Inquire o.
GEORGE MCCORD, No 10 WillAm-st, ano SAMUEL
FnnY No 81 Mhll-.t.
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H'IIE BEST PLACE to get MEN's aud
Il BOYS CLOTHING, ready made or made TO order u
No 81 Fulton At this establishment you Will had
large Of fashionable radynadc Clothing asoa
IN style that be surpassed No 81 Puonst n Y.
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Urn Goo0s.
cLoAKs, MAETILLA yELvETs' LADIES'

cLoAKs. MANTlLLA vELvETS, LADIES'
CLOTHS, &c, or, .
DEING now in great demand LfONo
ID JONES, No. 81 Haesonst. have reSS'ed s''H'
beautiful shades Of coors in Cloths, and taeir
STOCK OF VELVETS ,
u remarkably cheap, notwithstanding the recent
u u "'''' CLoAKs aud MANTlLLAs
nde TO ordeT, from patterns, II the Vesy INST "J'
NB-Laaiss White Black AID ColOred KID Gloves at
Hol-rv Unde.-sarrneuts. Laces, Enbroidenss &c rs
Observs No second yr.ce made. LYONS 4 JONES,
No. III HudSonst, between Canal and SPr'ng-ss'
NORDOvA PLAINS.-very superior all
al. bv NESMlrH co,
No. 50 Brosd-st. and 50 Newest.
ELEGANT PRINTS.-Several new styles
Il 9s French Prints in dark rch color including the
NESMiTH ( Co. Nos 50 BroAd-st and 30 Newest
EALL and WINTER GO0DS.-Flannels,
Blankets. Cashmeres De LANES Cloths Ca's1nsr.s
Liners Table Cloths, Napkins Ioweh ~ rDItWS G.,
Nusiirs Gin CHAINS &C. for sse by '" MAJ III vs. ~
Nos 81 and 81 Csiharnest
CUNNY CLOTH-9O bales Calcutta Cloth,
VI for sale BY SPOFFoRD, TlLEsFON w. NO.
south-s,.
GREAT BARGAINS.-As | intend leaving
for Furope shortly to make extensive sfrsnssn a..
for Spring Goods am compelled 20 aispoSS u ~ s.h
80 =, vIe and variety cannot be eluaed ia thus
Io IND ysrv respectfully draw the attention Of buy
ers either Wholesale or rsl to avA 10y YER,
e cf,s N Il. LICHTENSTETN No 90 BO~eryi
BLANKETS. FLANNELs and DOMESrICS;
r YONS 4 JONES have opened several oales
l. of the above, and arc selling them on the mo"
reasonable terms. ,,,,r,ps
who are about 70 supply themselves with thess soo1s e
80 ID 70 call AZ No 81 Hudscnst, where they w save
rhaly IS rcr cent on thcr purchases All goods bought
a store S7s ;ps sS ~ r i9y 6 rs
No. 2II Hu ison-st.
CTLKS. sHAWLS, FRENCH MERINOES
- and PARAMATTAS, viii be found found
EXCEEDINGLY CHEAP, ,-o,,
aud n tie greatest varieties OF styles aud colOrs at LYONS
JONESS, Union House No. 2iI Hudson-''r soo'' "a
mast PRINTED CAsHMEREs.
,e most bsauu des zns and OF very superior quSue~ ~
is yad together with full assortment OF tue newest sad
cheapest sryiesot r,,,,, oooDs
.u., o4.r.d IN M. cit y" EOS LYONS JONES,
Union House No. ~ Hudson-'t., opposite Donnief'
WET LINENS-From Auction-Slightly
w wet OF voyage Of importation Great bargains,
Double Damask Table Linen Yards wide oay y'Se'
Extra supe rhine double DeuasA lso'o hh7H y''N' '
Si5erdG ayard. . , 49, ,,.,..xr, ~ a
Fine Scotch Dicro, Gs yard Pieces) $40 and ioI
Genfs superfno Linen Handkerchief and ? each
ladies' supeline Linen Cambria handkeEchief' J. ana
S1reIfre Shifting Linens s. a yard.
Isise size Linen Towels, g. adoren. Also,
Eire S rting Mu.lius 49, apece-J2 yards IN piece
EItrs supeTne Musn' 20 Pcee-S- "a 6I IN Rise'
Cheap Dry Good, Store, No l56 wakerst
yE1ALTHAM JEANS-2O0 packages single
W and dOuOetied Brown NE sSfTFff e CO.
fO' ~ Nos 50 Broad-st. sndsj Newest
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11FIyINA BUILDING LOTS for SALE,

wi peysble in per cent. monthly Notwithstanding
bbrsl terms offered this beautiful village oPerJ are sca
a. IN enable even roor Sufficient amount tron
their monthly earnings purchase home and the prce 50
low a. 70 insure large advance before half the
AZ, msde IL very accessible being only TIVE and onehaf
miles from the Wissburrh ferries, and ironing on the
Nev-toyp Plank Road. where the Newtown and A-s5eth
oanrbl.ts &C see T. j. FONDA. No. n Nasslu-st- ID
aoor New. YORK or JOHN H. SMITH, On the pre- iaises
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the large thre,story brick dwelling House aud Lot IA
See No 3( West 2ls dchgh,fully situated opposite tho
PARK Of the Theological Seminary now 10 perfect oFderi
walls all painted plumbing very iun aud completes eath
water cosctA hot furnaces nc. For Key and
40 view the house apply JAS WELLS Esl No ioI
arh.ax. OF 10 MIILlAM MAAsEllL. No. l8CAt-et.
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ATPRIYATE sALE-The frstclass brown

IA stone front House No ~ Fast 10Th st. bctweonB rotl
way and 4th.av Lot % by half the block IL has all the
roodern mprovemsnis in every reapec POsseson gwen
Immediately large portion Of the purchase money may
remain on bond and mortgage. Apply TO
COLI a Chiffon, Nos Wsl-st.
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business and PUBLICITY.-Notoriety is

z l
ID the important element Of success N business IL 70
through the newspapers Of the country that TN, can oe
thurnushly attained Fortunes are eccunratsd IN ~"
wear. ~ those who avail themselves OF III power lhs
yast b. aehts resulting from system'tie ard conrnuu ~
yeTtsnz only beginning to be UNDERWOOD non
srstd that the merchant ire manufacturer or th9 mo
carc may Increase his business at pleasure 10 proportion
b. tie energy and he employs IN gaming puohciy
Then why DO all -dvetsei Because business men are
only beginning realize IT'S importance St the sno3ht
~ sdysrtsng seen IN the columns OF the journals has
doubled within fve years and VIII double again IN I'VE
more Those who hsnR back will see their yoaszer sra
'ors energetic rival. orstrppiBF them There
in contonang against the spirit Of the age they Won't
Jump the and pay their fare they must Do !en De-
hind TO travel on loot .,
The opportunity for advertising in the best papers OF All
the cities ard principal towns Of the country afforded II
the Ateucyof 4 B. PALMER where the papers sc nlsd
sr examination He IL authorized by the propSeors TO
.nsact the business and 70 give rseeiPsoF SUBSCRIPTIONS
and advertisements
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A NEW PIANO,FORTE, modern rosewood

n case Of supe Tor tone o! octave viii be sJd It tbs
yery low prce ii $50 C. 5. Sesbury maker IL az 10
inn owed sea and reversed bridge Can be al T.
WBRANCHS Cabinet " 4rero0us, No. ll5 Falt1n-st, ~
Y Also one 7vctGve f.r Sl65
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-17
EOLJAN PIANO-FORTES.-T. GIL.

III BERT Co.'S celebrated Piano-F ortes vi h and
without the Eoan The subscriber who the 'oe AGENT
In this city for the sale Of thee instrumen tine rePita
tou If which he's become word wlde now prepi "a 70
OF. tn N ~ Irces WHICH those wishlg 70 purcaAse
cannot fail be s-tsactoy Possessing fcties for o.
taurg PiarOs urEurI sssed- e4uAed y tnose ~ ny
oer fouse 10 the CIV ne does not hesitate say thai ne
can present Inducements buyers not 70 be iound els
where HI has constantly on hand an
ssrrs yvl DEFY competition. Gbers elegant oo119ir OF
cotsee Pianos suit bic for small rooms Aso h-oieols
of Princes and C1harts make Grand, EolAn snd oIleE
Paros 20 let HOhACE NALEao,
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,,op s.1.R-House and Lo. No. A Baltic

- sontb SIDE 100 feet from Clinton. Brootlyn. Ens
n feet front ~ about 70 feet deep, 'use = 90
80, bx ~ deep, three stories nigh with bssnent tnI
80, cellar; gar throughout except third story eoo3
SanSe end hydrants in the ktcheni marble mass sa
chandeliers In parlors; rents for eTo; praos IT,
- GO nav rem ain bond and mortgage. Apply 70 -
EICPARLAN No s Naasau-st from 10 A. VI. 70 r. III.
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xIuIIAMSRURGH-For sale. first class
RES HEAVY TIMBERED
6rI}ooIs.

A S. VILLEPLAIT continues TO give in
ssructou in the French language and literature, At the
,sidence Of his rupAs at his own Ne u West 2sthst
near Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-17
LEA Very chnice Private Resi-,

dencc situated in carroiplace IN tho City OF New
Bunswick embracing cOmmOdIous ewellng wilh large
DINING room attached with convenient stables IN tc real
The lot is large with tine garden, filled with variety OF
choice fruit and socsted in Of the be aborho9ds
In the cy The terms OF sale viii be accommodating Ap-
pcaiion may lie made 10 JACOB Z. GIRAUD, lr, Ne ISIS
tr0ntst, Newly ork, or 10 PETER CONONEK, NO. ~
Georkest, New -Brunswiek, n !.
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IVA CHANGE for NETWORK CITY, BROOK
LYN or WILLIAMSBURG PROPERTY-Ths sub
serifer offers for sale exchange about 55j acres
IN MoDtosn Co three miles from Greenyie, the County
seat ard eleven from TOnis Village. 1t incoses b>lu
fu Lake slouuding in Picker Size Of the Ike about
go0 f,t long ard 100 WIDE and said he 2o eet dep
Xt.r clar AID Transparent; marsh wstered by srse
and nevsr falling Irngs About 20 scrss tine whteois
timber the rolling prairie and mcado" land L)et-d
Nv H. .nb,cr4r few wears since ser examining large
ejtent Of country Also 81 in Genesee Co. (Neh
slout twelve miles from Howell, in Llvineson Co
fsetoral lot Of So qO acres IN Kent Co. located on
beautiful lake Further particulars he had BY address
"s ZIG FRANCIS CRAWFORD.
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At PRIVATE sALE-A frst-class four

IN etory brown stone front House 4h-av. The we'll
built four story brown stone trout House with store nay
ing oil tho modern improvements Croon water gas pam
room rance &C No 500 av the fln house above %jtn-
II on the east side The honse IL feet inches by -
et nished 10 the best and IA hrstcls house ~
every r,spect The lot is q feet inches width and about
o. feet aeep. $500 remain on bond and mortgage
Win be exchanged for lots between 7th and 4hays or on
streets from 10Th TO ,, uI HRPu ron Nh oW,,It
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DATTON's INSTITUTION for the EDUCA-

i TION Of BOYS. No. $50 Greenest, between Clinton
ana WaveTlty places II. PATTON, A. NJ Principal
The two Departments Collegiate and Primary Opra on
MONDAY Sept s Pupils prepared for the counting
house for admission 20 any college The number OF
Vupils limited Circulars containing further information
nav be obtained the bookstores Cumbics droggist
store No So Broadway l4tb 81 the Institution
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EOR sALR.-Ip Newtown, L. l., Farm.

u containing about 50 first quality Of land tnon
ting fesh Pond Read and running nearly through 10 Cy
pres HUI Plank Road. being about three miles from WI
hanshursh and about aud half miles fssn Brooklyn
hne direct OF Myfeav and hah mile from rear
entrance Of Cyrge Hill Cemesry. On the premises are
rse ocnneous hcnse and buildings Fog further
ecsau inquire Ct CORNELIUS DE BEVOlSk, en- pFerni-
srs OF X. G. DE BEvolSE, Ne So CaihArne-s, n Y.
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WI Of the Piano, Singing. and "Aeeompagnenent du
Chant il ready ScceTt private pupils IN sad braaches
and IA Italian reading for singing either al his residence
a. that Of the pupils For particulars and reasonable terms
please spply 50 Nc go Bowery from 50 NJ - aud IS
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