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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
FACTORY and WATER PRIVILEGE

Il Fer Sac OF Lease she PRIV cac with factory
and dwcl sholses located one hall IN 10 fem tne
junction depot OF the Hartford and NeT- Haven and Middle
twn ReilruaCs, has 0ytT-rhOt waterwhee ~ tect IN
diameter, with drums ald one ns vi shans all ~ Ar't
rate Iepsr and Tesy be sprd ~ purpose the oon-
pant may desire large part Of the can
he mortgage Apply to kOSWELL MOORE, Ken
snston, Ct
EARM Tor SALE-The subscriber offers for
i eae his Farm, containing huadEed acres ten Of
which is woodland said farm situated ia the town Of
North East Duiehes3 County Ss nes west o: Miler0a
DEPOT ON the Harlem Railroad, the sTcageg portion Of
which is in high state OF cultivation, contain lge
nj OF the choicest variety Of fruit acluaus thre
quarters Of Of Antwerp R.spberes which Is cap
Brdnss OF every description fol farming Use GOOD Thu
farm sufficiently watercd with living sTas sEs OF
sc conveyed to the house and barn ysT 10 VIII
Apply to VALENTINE IL HALLOCK, OF JOSEPH B.
BRf.W SrER, No. 10 BOweEy.
EARMSi FARMS.-A few choice tracts of
II sale BY lying IL Inc counties o. Favs WI
hanson, Hays bs ard Milan IN the SAFE OF Texas rase
To ". r. ADAMS, No ~ wall-s,-. Chsnneey COsEt
Tor SALE-A Farm fS6 acres, of goodlani,
stusie near tie Long Island Railroad equdistAnt
the sSAs depot and the delightful village II South
OysteTley There upon tire premises srSe tost,ry
fsne Dwelling Thorough Trpair, new Barn, Stables
A yesy desirable location Afforded far store Apply
JAMES u. SILkAAN
Counsellor AZ Law, Nc. d Na-si. d aoof.
EOR SALE-A Farm, containing 100 ac.cs,
acc inpTovsd and in good eult.y walton Tie land /.
smooth wei wasEsd and PLEASANTLY situated wher= esa
house uay e had Tor az Kinds p5oac- al New
York prcts, with 10 le. transportation ADDED On Ehs
pr sTr necessary bulldogs and GOOD Ochar Price
S35oc
Also 50 acres Of improved Land with necessary bu;ns
Free Sltto
Ase - acres Of good sna ieo improved in the County
OF Ulster On the premises necessary b1dinss
mill, aud splsndid water power Prioe SLSeA
Asc ssersl hundred OF uainproyed lands vii Do
acid II xstst bargain.
All the above LANDS, exeeptnF the % acres the
Ccgny Of Suysn and sdlsctn 70 llanN rosas. mskag
daily wifA New ork City By and rail-
rssd Tte iohspusabie. Terms easy fOrfuFsher PAssa
lars, inQuireef .
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EPIsCOPAL COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,

IL CHIFFON, STATEN ISLAND-KeV I. TOW Ed,
A. NJ Reetor-The Eighteenth Session OF tins INSTITUTION
viii commence the Let November. The situation Is one
the elevated and lovely spots e lsland sur
rounded by fine space OF eght acres re-
moved from any contiguous dwelling commanding bean
tiul Of the bay posso tho benes OF 10 nygorit-
ing sr and within half hours sail OF the Ctyo New
York The experienced Professors Engaged IN the
Classical Mathematical, French, Spanth aud Italian de-
psrneBt and the Rector devotes his entire time aud at
tenon the gious intellectual and physical training of
his pupils Communications addressed 10 the Rector, a. the
Institute le the L. s. School Agency No. 9i Broad
way TTosp, ctuses may BE- obtained viii be immediate
following B.shors aud Cergynlen: Right Rev w. II.
De LAusty ID D.. Ill. d., Right Rev A Po,-r, ID D. LII.
D., Rev. W. Benen, j. d.. Roy !. L. Hi"Ses D. ID,
Rev 4. H. TAYLOR D. D.. Rey. u. j. Haght ID. D., Rev.
T. Y. Hzbee, ID. d.. Rev. VIM Aorris, LII. d. Rev. Wan.
Walton, ID ID
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JR. and Mad. NOEL BERGER from

AsI Pays, e9ntEae 70 siye instruction in the French
Langurs and Llts.-ture and IN Mzsc on the Piano go
the Irsderees u their ps;T0nf teer own No AZ
ith-sv French Cif.es ior L.dles aud Craftsmen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16

NJOTICE to BARBERS.-A very desirable
IN shop is TO let connected withs Hotel Appysi n"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16

Tor SALE or 10 LET-TwO splendid first
i class House, Nos Is9 and Isl West 2dst between 7h
and ehavf They Teplete with all the modern proye
usrts and now ready occupancy. Inquire OF T. CHAR
TIERS SiNerware Mandatory. No - MerceE.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
TO LET at EAST BROOKLYN-On stage

VTNO LET-A suite of Rooms on second floor
of house No 324 2dav, occupied by private firmly,
furnished or unfinished without board 70 one or two single
Gentlemen. References required
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
vrHE WORLDS FAIR PREMIUM SAFES

l. depot Green Block, Watsr.st ". Y.-The subscriber
placed his Fire and Iron Safes in peti,n
with the whole world the great Exhibition in London, for
which impartial jury awarded medal.
The American Fair held LAST fall at Ctstle Garden, also
awarded him gold medal for the best Fire Proof Safe and
be Las failed obtain the hshest premium men his
Safe hos been put in competition with Others for tni Pur-
pose Certificates have been received from tie following
velknOwn mercantile houses who hsys had their books,
papers money preeeryed ia these superior safes 1n
the 1st months laEd can, With many Others be seen 10
r1y sore) viz: HessIs SwelI Montyosz and hr j. j..
Watkins the Fufonst fire; Messrs fislor Robinson,
ard Mefsrs John Lockwood Co. the greet ire corner OF
Liberty and Nassausts, and Messrs. Proud Bowman In
JeTEey City. - - - . -
| ain tie proprietor Of HALLS PATENT LOCK, which
obtained eda Tin the OF Adams Co, Boston At
Works Exhibition AID considered the best Lock Tor
tie pce vernyented being proc: against powder and tho
key no Than cent and De made clangeabe.
lyits all purchasers 70 Gloss and careful! Investigation
b. purck sng and decide for themselves VINO makes tho
best Fire, Burglar and Damp-Proof Ssles combined
SILAS T.. HERRING, Nos. 1875 Ia and i59 Water-st
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nor SALE or to LIGHTHOUSE No. LON

dontcrrace of the desirable locations m tue
city with sll the modern Improvements POSSESSION Oh the
LIST Nov. Apply 10 WILLIAM A. TOkREl, NO. Finest,
OF Z PERSON. No l.3 NaAsau-sf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
rop GAZE ., MOUNT VERNON

and no lss Wca 5sh-st, folzth house wesi o. sil
a. -srefe with every eouverieace-bitis water e.o,,lN
later excellent iacafna &c. Inquire on IN, Pren-
etc'On , 30 RicHARD ACKERAlAN, Seventh "Ari 8lnk.
p immediately.
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ITO PARENTs-A Lady, keeping small

FVW TAhEN IN.-A IIiHy, htcPIHg !" oIIHH
select School 10 DESTROYS OF taxing INTO her family two
or three Aisses from II years old Board, Washing AID
Tuition embracing the Engsh branches Music aud P1lo-
Forte 600 year References of the CHEST responsibility
given Extensive grounds within minutes walk OF forty
to TIE city Full particulars will be given by addressing
PARENTS, Box No. ISL PostOhice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
WnEDON,S CLASSICAL

DRIyATE CLASSES in FRENCH and
II SPANISH A BASSET WI rsupen us s1 Ieas
sra Srh Clases On the 18Th ns. lie VIII aso oslsIIs
nav css hsginuers about the Ioth o. oo3oS r..
the partcuars apply ais residence, No S'f w
fore M and s;lrT Pm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
and GARDEN for SALEM i
,IFIvINA BJTLDING LOTS for SALE
an ACCOUNT of ILL HEALTH, l will

. so for so cssh cr GOODS suitable os the Soah 81
r,rper loca non for business or dwelling ne ry
two CITY lots on the Harlem Railroad few yaris
-, tie Dero; ASdYrss SAM Morrislnis Post-Ohcs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
HENRY WELLS aud his SISTERS lMsd.

HENRY WELLS aud his SISTERS Mad
Il rme II. GIAyELLrs) ACADEMY for DANCING.
NJ so Broadway. Combined with instruction IN the daacss
the exefccs developing the muscular power Of yoga.
sch r Is found highly benekcial The mems OF aeIitas
c ssnce and easy style CT motion IN dancing Tetnced
a few comprehensive rules simply cxps nod. and thor.
oughy taught To step properly in walking. f5rup pat
of each lsSsor. C.aSscs Gcn;eIisn. and L. NJ
Nonosvs end Tniscays For Ladies dsys at II AID
PA NJ For Masters and Misses Wednesdays aaa Sasa..
DAYS atSPM Inquire furth,r at the Academy.
MADAME GRAVIER-DESJARD
vi DANCING ACADEMY, No. - Clnton-piscs-
q sses for Children Wednesdays snd Saturdays at 81
ociocS NJ evening classes f.. Lades and Gentepea
NorSsvs and THURSDAYS al u o'clock brooklyn classes
NJ BfRTFAUS Institution, No. d Pesrepon-st, overy
Moudsy and Thursday, 1T O'Clock.
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Honsss auanieo.

9pWoto <~""''"'
MILL WANTED.-Wanted to lease from
Vl the LIST of April next by Miller who thoroughly un'
ands the business Grs MIL with good water power
situated in gram country Apply by letter staring par
'''"''' f. W. DURHAM son, No 5 sOuth-sf.
OFFICE WANTED.-A light pleasant
OOnce situated between Fulton and W alsts AMI Wa
liam and broadway AddIvss ID C. c. at the Tribune Once
stating location and terms.
WANTED IMMEDlATELl-To rent, part
w off, House uptown consisting OF tour rooms on the
seccud6oor Location preferred between the boweiy ana
Broadway higher that sths ANY sina family haNts
such apartments will address T.. C. C. box No Isis r u
New-Iork, slatsng terms ard location.
"ANTED--A modern-buit three-story
w House, between 10th and St;h-sts ard 81 and 9Th
avs in good nsighborhood BY small family Possession
on the Is, of November. Address MERCHANT, Box No
l,sS fostOtioe.
WANTED-ln Broadway-From the LIST OF
w May soodssed Store. On the west side, between
Chambers And Broolne-s;s, woala Be prcegrcA Address
~itA particulars NJ r., al this once.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
Mrs MEARs's FRENCH and ENGLISH

WI BOARDING aud DAY SCHOOL. fOE \ oGns Lhdos
NJ "a West Tsh-sf between 5th and 6,hlvs u nov OF u
N Meas ls made arrangement for an OMNIBUS
y,y her tuyils 10 and fruIl school
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
SCHOOL for BOYS. Danbnry,
DoARDINC SCHOOL for BOYS at STAN.
NORTLANDT INSTITUTE-A Select

~ Boarding School for Boys Peekskll on the dson
River Circulars may be obained of GEORGE SAVAGE,
Publisher No = Johnst n y by addressing The Pnne
nsjs Rev. GEORGE PHIPPEN and
A X. PHIPPEN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
EXCELSIOR.-Parents wishing to find an

IL Institution in which good order is ma by real
kindness and rapid improvement secured BY thorough IN
.trcou will BE- pleased and served At the COmmerru aud
Classical School, No IS Henry-st - .
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Two PARENTs.-If You have boy that

II Et1''"
Il YOU easily manage, who is not inclined TO
study whom wish 10 place at BOardnsSchOOl but
az the tra for young child the advertiser will
ceive him arr devote his whO'" tm JndclOusly
10 the trnuin. both OF mind aud ody Number limited 70
our aud those under ten yetys Qf aye Terms Sl56 per
For particulars address Box j6 PostOice, Hart
ford Conn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
NOuNTRY SEAT for SALE.-Thc resi

- denee Of the late Fowler Griges Of Cornwall Orangc
County, \. " with fifteen acres OF nnd, well stocked win
fine variety fruits greet abundance, Is onened foI
ele. Its communication by steamboat aud rairosd
with Newly ofk and beautiful aud healthy situation
being AZ the the highlands the banks o. the
HUDSON River wh'ch II has commanding view, render
particulars appy to Messrs. {. Ii. SAND. Esq, No. IS
South-st JAMES MARSH. ESQ., No. 81 Gh-ay- and BEL
kNAP GRlGOS, No 90 Wasansion-st- New-l orr, %
GRlGGS. Cornwall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16

IL 30 Lots remsinng unssld varying ia size from one
eighth OF al acre offered for SALE on the
most svorbe temps Tn pei cent down aud balance on
or before Mach, lGi Title perfect These lots occupy
very healthy and beautiful location ana IN in view OF
the tsst river and the Immediate vicinity Of the F'
4, pcee several the weaithy sud respectable cfas
OF Westchesrr County. Also fine fishing within oleiuser
OF mile Several houses building, aad los lcilns
rapidly For maps aud other information apply 70 ID g.
WINroN No. Tryon-row, neaz Harlem Rtroad Oiaee,
onDosife (ltN Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL,

- Prof r. A. johnson, Rector The three Departments
the Junior the Upper English and the Cassic1rsopen
suuanto usy Monday Sept g. Pupils received at
the Of years and upward aud prepared for the
counting ho1se, for admission 20 any College Circulars
may be obtained 10 Appleons Lockwoofs or Crowcn's
bookstores in Broadway and at RaynoTs the Bowery.
GEO. s. PARKER PruciDal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
At PRIVATE sALE-The valuable Lot of

"A Ground with the f0ursioG hrck buildings there
oope IN front and one on the rear Of the Lot known
No -. Fest l3thst md s5 feet east OF Ayenue A. The
Lot Ia u feet by les feet inches IN depth FOR pnch,
teIlns and further particulars epply 10
ANTHONY J. BLEECXER, Aretioneer
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lVApAME NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Alaebincrp, Sc.

BOILERS tor SALE-Thrce Marine Boilers,
ID nearly new BE- sold cheap Terms Easy Apply 10
CHARLES w. COPELAND
Consulting Engineer, No 81 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
rT,HE ART of OIL PAINTING TAUGHT in

Il only TWELVE LESSONS.-Mss OTrlLlE ASSlNG,
lately arrived Paris, teaeies quite new art OF PANT
ing IL Is invention, by which every VIII be able
10 learn Oh Painting wthou any difficulty any great
psn.e OF twelve lessons 81 EACH TAR rsduc-
non will be allowed 10 Institutes schools sc. For psrticu
lars apply 10 A. NJ. until $ P. VI, to
Miss OTTILIF ASKING, No. II Walkcr-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
C1NE BUILDING LOTS at PRIVATE


Il sALE-On the banks Of the Hudson River a. th'
fourshrg village Of Yonkers tDr oaiy >j,l end tv1
chances 20 Obtain two handssm1 Dwelling Hols
81 SO escn-wiihout additional cost TIE undersigned
offers for sale ~ subscription, foyeisht Binding Loi'
lying inme dia,ely the banks Of the Hatsoa River
In tie ncs beautiful part vi the whole village TieSe
lots are the most desirable Of any oissed Tor SUE
and from their location must rapidly lncr-4ss IN yle
Youkers is the convenient place OF rcsideace ~ tIe
vicinity Of the city IL IS only half an holTs r'ae oy
the Hudson River Railroad, from the 5lss siAioI ald
trains are running both continually II ca also De
reached BIZ steamboa. several times day IL proposed 20
d;spose Of the above Lots tho fo.l0wSs TENS: Two
good substantial and webui Houses 10 b. built on
Lots Nos and j. Of 81 O EACH - subscriptions
will be received Tor tie is lots and when the whole num-
Der ere subscribed fol- TIE subscribers VIII meet ose'ner
and divide the lots thenselves IN slch iner As
they all azree upOn and whoever shall obtain Lots Nos
aid 80 shall also b. entitled to the Houses 10 be built az ch
LOTS SIS be paid at the time Of subscription ana al
any time previous the division OF the Lots the balance
nav remain on bond and for three Maps Of
dc Uropery viii be shown and further particulars mids
>'"" y F''' ALBERT ii. EICOLAY,
Real Estate and General Auctioneer,
No. 70 Wali-st, Manhattan Bank Building
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
r. C. HILLS SELECT VIOLIN CLAS.

" SES-Oue for fret beginners and one for the prac
tee, &c OF advanced pupIs-will commence ilnms
dlaely Terms moderate Apply at hrs RoonIs, No. 1873
Futons any afternoon at O'CLOCK Saturdays snd Sun
days excepted For private tuition the Piano Forte and
singing apply above, or ct No SO Lexngon-ay,
East e6th-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
ITO PLUMBERS, ENGINE BUILDE2s,

Il sc-HAYpEN & SANDERS Bress Foundsrsspd
Aanuactuzers otter fer sale II their sore, No 2g Pe
l--se ysr ~ VI Croon Fauc.t Gnsgs Cocks, OAGapA
Pssrt OIL Cans Hcss Pipes, Couplings Basa Cock &c >
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16

DAVENSWOOD, l.. I-CLASSlCAL ana
bOYS-JAMES L. THOMPSON, formerly resident IN
Turkey Instructor The Thirteenth Term hslns On the
18Th inst Parents wishing frequently TO VISIT t-ir sous
will find this Institution nent Rssehed ~ - minutes
by steamboat Raw enswood Astoria four times sdly
from pier Nc - foot of Bsckms-st Also by te ho.S-
vii. Inc OF STAGES &C. and the Astoria Inns from the =" IL
haInursh Ferri,s Boarding Pupils admitted 70 the family
OF the Instructor any time. Circulars seen AZ b. fihbS
SONS No. loo Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
vCHE BANCROFT INsTITUTE-A French

Il Classical aud English School for young Gentlemen re-
opened the Sth SeptenbsrParents about place their
children school invited 10 interview with the Pm
cra ms cIrcuiar which be had At the
the Institute No $40 Broadway, at Mr. Sllters
No % MuTDy-st The Principal is ut the Schoolroolns
from 9 10 g. Saturdays exc pied
BERfRAfl HARRISON B.A, Principal
B-AJUNlOR CLASS of ttle Boys Is being formed
Of which the Principals wii, will take charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
NOR SAIF-A Farm or Country Seat of 100

EOR SALE-A Farm or Country seat oil loJ
scr,s near Paiufrd. v-Jerry of which 60 are IN
high state cultivation the balance woodland and good
pes;ur The newyenarged House contains IL spielous
rooms every IN closet aud four large pantTes IN
extra fine Kitchen Garden and beautiful Orchard with hnc
apple and PEAR trees 20 tho house, which lies
tie rosd The outbudings and fences IN good repair
Anny under letters @ Post Office. Palnhed. y. y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
ITITUs Il CORNELL, Manufacturers Of

Il TIN TOYS Of eysry variety.
FBrcy Jepsnned Tnws,e PlansSsa Tobacco Boxes sad
Spectacle Css~s and I'll kinds Of Pressed Ware.
ONCE aud s,Irplo Rsoln, 81 John.st, near Nassin. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
BOARDING SCHOOL for

w BOYS, al Little Ferry, nine miles FROM HOboken,
New-JeIsey under tho direction of a b. WINANT and
Lady TIL. fall term OF this school flor young Lads under
twelve years OF age, will commence Monday, Noveubs.
let. Pupils received time. TerDs-For board tuition
washing ad meIdng 81 per quarter. For particulars ap-
ply to F.. p. ROBINSON Es No y John st. or address
the Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
TOR SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY

II PROPERTI-A frst-class FARM highly improved oil
100 acres in Wesicheser County, II miles from the Hudson
River Depot al Sing Sing Said Farm produces heen nun
dred do6rs worth of hay annually besides great aouh1
arce OF gram, apples, &C. 4 sge House, BarnS &C.
Stock and Farming Utens also for sale The lowest pce
for the Farm Eighteen thousand Dollars ln1nre OF
GEORGE McCORD, No. 10 WiliLn-st- and SAMUEL
EDDY. No. 63 Mellst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
TEACHER of LANGUAGES.-J. C. Pr

j TRAIT, exEdif1r OF In Prose- du Peape" in Paris,
te1 ehss Fin ncb spanish Latin &c Apply tho Chris
tian Ambassador Once Nc S3J Broadway to Nj Ptfat
No. % Columba-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
Schools.

5fbools.
A 5. yILLEPLAIT continues 10 give III
n .sruction in the French language aud literature a. the
residence his pupils al bis own, No q est 5nst
near Broadway
A FRENCH PROFESSOR wishes TO have
n Board for himself and wife in private family IN
board References given. Address PROFESSOR, a; the
office Of Tins paper
A JUNIOR CLASS for little boys is being
n formed at tho BANCROFT INSTITUTE, No Sl9
Brosdwsy under the charge of the Principals Wife who
ba. he'd full experience TEACHING These pupils VIII nave
seucrate ROOM aud French viii be taught them lthont
extra charge Number limited tn twenty An carly npph'
esiion Is requested BERTRAM HARRISON. A, Prn-
cipal Of Bancroft Institute
BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS, Danbury,
I'D Copn-The Winter Term IN Rev +. ). HUNTING
TONS Srhool will commence Nov |. Dalbury IL sixty
miles from New-York with which It has communication
twice dny By railroad Circulars with references an De
had OF MrssrS Lssy Co. No Aston hous and OF MessFa
Greuniss 4 Stewart. No. IS Ma!deniane
BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS at STAN
I'D WITCH Conn, s. miles from Newly ork.-Terins tor
Board Tuition Washing, Mending, &C. SD per year
The Principal can be Rsynors No. 10 Bowery, on
the 9th and 2t Of this MONTH between the hours OF and
' THEODORE JUNE, Principal.
CORTLAND INSTITUTE.-A Select
~ Boarding School for Boys Peekskil the idson
River Circulars may be o9taIhed OF ~
Publisher No = Johns n or By addIsssns tn Pnnei
pals heE U atJI,1E hAi N'-' anu
EXCELSIOR.-Parents wishing To md an
II Institution in which good order is mant aimed by real
kindness and rapid Improvement secured BY thorough IN
structiou. will be pleased and served at the Commercid aud
'''''i'A' ''"0O' -'' SOLOMON JENyEI Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
EOR SAIE-With immediate possession.

The large tlreestory brick dwelling House and Lot IN
fee No y Wet 2lsi-st deli gh,iuy situated opposite ths
Park Of the Theological Seminar, now in perfect orer
~ster clo.ts hot AR furnaces Sc For key aud permission
20 view the house apply JAS y. WELLS EsI, No l6I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16

T-GR SALE-A neat two-stOry and basement
Ecuse. on De,oes:- third house from L'Tiler-s.-
I,-,l:l, sL.rrh eouisinng rOJaus- Price slAD;
- - - ne balauce ca remain on moTtza:e. A7-
oL' I.CUR Z FESN. Wyckoa-5i- b~;wseu l. ,1a srd
- IannIer-s,s WiausbuTgh; or No Gi Chamber,-s;-
ISs.Is|rtl Ntv-YC.k, from 70 > o'clock.
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Tor SALE-FOur acres of Ground in tho
village of Paramount adjoining the village OF Morris
auia plots offs by $50 onehalt mile from t1e
depot Apply 10 AUGUSTUS +. WOODRUFF, West
Farms, adjoining the premises.
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NYACK INSTITUTE, Nyack. Rock.and GO.
~ -LTW1s 3. HARDCASTLF, PrinciPll.-" 'nlef
session coumenc,s Nov. lylsj2 Circulars a. N""hsn
Ivsou $ Nc. Iga Broadway
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MALE BOARDING ACADEMY. Wilton,

4v1 Conn-Th- Principal of this Institution would say
that the LEGATION a unsarp,ssed and while the pupils re-
ceive the thorough instruction their mInner and
morris earthly watched The ar- noi-ra.
The Principal esn be AZ No 3e2 Grsndst or a. No y,
Chatham, Nherr eircalars can BE- obtained.
AUGUSTUS WHITLOCK. Principal
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CELF.sTOPPING HYDRANTs-B:

Coness Potent have been Fix in extensive users
durable broken eareessy by children, never
LIT running do not burst pipe not likely freeze cheapy
repaired, without digging up Double HydraDts for
two yards. Sold BY the Plumbers. Made az No. 81 Ma
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INSTTrUTE.-In this In.

ii stituion Young gentlemen instructed IN all the
branches requ commercial pursuits entering Col
eRe The Winter Tenn commences on the LIST OF Noyem-
her Circulars containing terms. references, &c. can BE-
obtained at c. SHEPARD Co.'S Bookstore No W
Fulou-st or OF T.. IA. WILCOX No 20 Broadway NY,
or nv addressinz A. NEW MAN, Principal.