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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-16
furniture, &f.

FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, No. go
Il BOWERY.-The subscriber respectfully calls the y
tenon OF the public TO his large stock Of Rosewood Wal
nut and Mahogany Furniture made and upholstered under
his crcumspecton and which he offers to cell very
reduced prices order make for proposed ate
tions and Auditors the building. His stock Is extenavs
consisting OF every description OF Furniture, Mattresses
Feather Beds &C. He would also solicit particular after
ton to his splendid improved Sofa Bedsteads at very lov
prices N. B-Goods warranted as represented.
y. FITZSIMMONS, No. 239 Bowcy
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CAsT MORRIsANIA VILLAGE.-Seeond-

H avenue RairOad-Abou 80 lets YET for sie-Trrns
ten per down balance before the 2h March,
lsSTbese lots occupy very healthy aud beautiful loca-
ton, and inl view OF the East River saa IN the i'm
mediate vicinity OF the residences OF several OF the
wealthy and respectable citizens Of Wesches.er Comfy
Aso fine fishing within quarter OF mile. The MoEfsania
Branch Railroad already buit passes through this property
also the New Rochelle and Sscondavenue Rlroad which
has been lately chartered 1t is expected VIII pass through
this property. Several building and lots selling
rapidly Distance Of this property from the city nine miles
Title perfect For maps and other information apply to d.
h. W1NTCN. No. Tryon row. near Harlem Railroad
Otfce
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NETWORK SCHOOL of DESIGN for

~ WOMEN No. 4s6 Broadway, corner of Broonsst.
Miss l. c. CHASE, Superintendent and Teacher OF Draw
ing and DesSn-Ike Lady managers having received lib
ers subscription for the Establishment of the School give
notice that they now prepared 70 receive pupils from
twelve years old and upward who furnish satistzstoy
testimonials 20 character.
The object Of this School Is TO give instruction 10
either rstuously or az very low rates which VIII qualify
them TO eyng BY the practice OF Of the branches
taught in IT, or to become teachers in other seh0os
Pupils VIII be taught elementary drawing with references
TO furnishing original designs for maluctures sai other
purposes where ornamental designs are required
Lessons viii also be given in Wood and Steal EnEravins
Lhogrsphy, IN whatever branches found be most
advantageous and profitable.
Classes now forming and The school il open daily
Except Saturday. from A. NJ to p NJ. II VIII also be
open during such Other hours may be found convenient
for stnder ID special departments and for industrial cass
Csndiea,es TO! edisson a. pupils AID persons vino de-
ere further information upon the subject viii apply at the
School between the AOG 10 A " and p NJ saturday
excep.ed)
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obstruction.

BOOKKEEPING, WRITING, &c.-Class-
ID rooms No. S87 Broadway Wslkerst. Hours OF
instruction GA NJ to p. NJ. The design of Fosters
Commercial Institute is furnish young gentlemen who
have completed their general education, well as admits
who are seeking mercantile employment, opportunity Of
attaining, without loss OF time practical KNOWLEDGE OF
those branches which essential TO in the active
concerns Of life Writing Bookkeeping and Arithmetic,
are taught by Mr. Foster upon sound and indpuabe pm
cples, 20 the entire exclusion of the modern SIX or
twelve lesson charatanry and students qualified 70
discharge the duties of the counting in an expeditions
and superior manner.
Gentlemen who are familiar with the details Of business
nav attain under M Fosters instruction, competent
knowledge OF the principles of double entry in the short
SPACE of one week.
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[TNIONPORT INDUSTRIAL HOME AS
VALUABLE FARM for SALE.-The I'M

desgned offer for sale their farm situated in the town
of Warwick containing l5i OF land In good state OF
cultivation. 1t suitably divided into plow me low and
twelve OF excellent timber land orchard oil various
kinds Of grated fruit Of excellent quality. Ii has on 1t
large and convenient dwelling house nearly with use,
full and ell necessary outbudngs The fences are in good
repair The farm watered throughout by springs aud
never.faing streams and well Of pure and exhaustess
the door.
The premises well adapted TO the Dairy business and
the location possesses superior advantages being within
mile Of the village OF Florida where located Mechanics
Mills, the s. S Seward Institute and three churches and
six miles from the DEPICTS of Goshen aud Chester the ~
Y and Ere Railroad and the route of daily mail and
stage. - ..,, . . :,
Of the Highland Bank Newburgh 20 the subscrber on
the premises. JAMES L. J'foSr.
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Danrins 8ebooIs.

DANCING CLASSES for GENTLEMEN
II Tke new system adopted this season for the frs. inc
proves very advantageous 70 TIE poph and admits OF er
entrance any time during the season Lessons ca Mon
day "Wednesday and Thursday EVENING" General prsetice
Of all the DANCES with baud Of uzic on Sturdy even
insA Ladies and chdrens classes Wednesday Thur
day and Saturday afternoons.
A. DODwORTH No 300 Broadway
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Real estate for Sale.
1,,x-,, CoINTRy RESIDENCE for

A FINE COUNTRY RESIDENCE fo nf
A sALEcontanins from three 70 thirty es scf sf.sen
rood land which will be divided ma 81, torefsr q miles
acre, in County OF me the
tne OH schoolx Post-0fce stores and Lanans
double with wing sont4;os l
casre house Barn IeehOuss Csa1 Fo Dsrcu.r. and
WIZ WIN an noure At Broadway fosOce, near Csnas
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=. CIpW Cor SALE CHEAP-In the town OF

"A Clarksown Rockland County Newly OK n ,v
S The city containing 81 with COCA ana I
,; o, Touse Barn and other necessary az
nearly new good wen Of water near me ooor e'p "a q
ACTON No SIS Broadway, Of Anity-sf M
CORsA. s4thst between Sd and ithays CCaans. "
PIER WALTON, Fordham or OF JAMES oon'A' VI
the prerrises
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pENMANSHlP.-The subscriber viii receive
pupils this week to his Day and Evening Writing Glasses
grsrsnfeergto al satisfactory Improvement and in most
essea Al elegant handwriting IN ten lessons o. one hour
each Ladies Classes meet az II and O'clock
OLIVER ID. GOLDSMITH, no 2ss Bro.dw,y.
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ELEGANT FURNISHED CITY RESI-

k/ DENCE Tor SALE OF EAlhANbE.-A person OWL
ing are House the vicinity Of the hav aud in OF
the fashionable streets DESTROYS Of leaving
Quence Of change IN the family TIE house contains every
modern comfort ard improvement and spendidy fur
nished &c. All will be sold accommodating tersls
exchanged for residence the country. and the difference
York.
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ANTHONY J. BLEgcKER, Auctoneer. @ =
II ARGE and PEREMPTORY SAIL
IL sEyENTY-NINE DESIRABLE BUILDING NJ NJ
On 18TH, l7rH 18th, nth and INSISTS and % ~
NUE. B., in the xvIlIth WARD Of the CITY g ~ "a
YORK, at AUCTION-ANTHONY J. BLEECMaiSi~k
sell at auction, THURSDAY, Dec. q 1854 e ~. -
at the Merchants Exchange tine following vAias''
Estate, viz: ..r6
On Avenue B. Lots OF Ground situated On =
side Of Avenue b, between 18th and I7thsn, conn
q feet from l7th.st .AxAs
On 18th and on 7thstsI7 fine Building LosA 49,
fronting l6thst, and fronting on -
in one body between AyennesA and b. direcfy. -
the above, and commencing 95 feet inches from 4
On lSth-st-Aso Is chsice Lots Of Ground nfsa -
north side Of l9th-st, between ist>sv. and AvenS -
menciDg o. feet east of lst~sv. II ma,
On Ath-st-s Lots situated on the SCUM noe - N
between Ist-sv and Avenue A, commencing
inches west of Avenue A. az "
Also-l7 Lots situated on the north ode Of as..srd,(
tween lst-sv and Avenue A, 10 Of the ssme e -
II feet from Avenue A, and sommenc'as -
inches from 1stav. - ~ spub
On zistsf-Also, IS Lots of Ground dtusssd Co. o.
side Of 2la-st, between lst-sv. and AyepnsA =, W
96 feet east of lst-av. 4, impsl6e
The above lots are all beautifully situated Is SSsa
improvement either for busne1 purpose - III psvs
The streets which this properly s ftuass b dss6
and 18th and 2thsts. severed This pfoRay. - .
In rapidly improving neshborhood. and o1sn sr 10 -
duceme OTIS for inyestmepk The terms VIZ - fsas,
purchaser and will be made known On tne IA n "
Maps describing the above properly esn ,Ssl
auctioneer, No. Broad-st. r.
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NOTICE.-Mr. w. G.. GREY.

Professor OF Muse hess to that he has just
returned from Europe, and opened Academy the
oous Of BToOme and Crosbysts and also
No. "a BAliic-si, CntOns Brooklyn. where he will
teach the Piano Forte IN classes moderats terms The
sys entirely new perfectly simple and unerring
nUuieang thoroush knowledge othe theory practice and
congestion simultaneously making the pupils perfect time
s and enabling them 10 play with confidence before large
audiences Ladies semLaries and private tuition also at
tended. Mr. GREY has the privilege OF referring the
ineni composer VIM. Vincent Wallace Esq. and also
several Of hr pupils Can BE- the Academy. No 43)
Crosbyst, from O'Clock daily 1T No Il Balticst,
Brooklyn, morning and evening.
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MADAME NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MADAME NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lyl DANCING ACADEMY, No. 81 Clinton-Plscs..
Clas-e. for Children. Wednesdays and Saturday, At y
ororl N, evening classes for Ladies and Gentlemen.
WSsys and Tursdsys at Z. O'Clock Brooklyn classes AZ
Mr. PTRTEAU'S Institution No. u Pierrepoptst- every
Mondsy and Thursday, 1t o'clock
CEARINGs PRIVATE DANCING AGA
- DENY, ct Nc. IS BOND-Sr-Classes Tor ladies' aad
master. az 81 and ~ o'clock afternoon for gentlemen al
.nd ri O'clock evening Mr. s Will commence IN. second
quarer ON Monday January 3D. Tuesday ith and Wedne
dsy SIR Ladies and gentleman receive lessons every
cay.
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TIME GREAT INDUSTRIAL EXHIBIT.

TTHE GREAT INDUSTRIAL EAhaBl'
TION Of 1859 to be HELD in DUBLlN-NOTlCE.
The Exhibition will be opened on THURSDAY, the otn
of May 1853 The Manufacturers OF the United states are
respe ctlly requested contribute specimens oil tne
.ki and industry 10 this Exhibition All articles which
shall be approved by the Committee will BE- transmitted
free charge from New York 10 Dabin and those renan
free OF charge 10 the port of original shipment.
The Exhibition Building will be bonded w aenonse,
And the British Government have undertaken to reduce
an Act of Parliament for the Protection from fracy Of
Persons Exhibiting new Inventions = r,;.,.;
Forms ~ Applcation and any further information r.,
quired apply TO the office of the Secretary No I' re
st. (Hanoversquare) BY order OF the Dom 3T
The New-York Committee is composed OF me following
e'N " THO. SEDGWICK, Esq.,
RICHARD BELL, ESQ,
C. EDWARD HABICHT, ESQ.
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Tor SALE-The Frame House ana Lot No.

Il LIS Mulbeny-st, near Broome-st. Lot Is By 7a
BEEKxAN-sr.-Thes three<sory brick houses and lots
Nos. 50 and SO BcekInsnst. Each lot IS by 100
THoNPsoN-sr-The twostory brick house and lot No.
l66 Thompeonst between Blocker and HousonstS Lot
rty6o
For fun particulars and terms srpy 10 c. q. @. L.
OSBORN, No. lS7 Malberry-st near Grsnd-sr.
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B.A CHILToN, Auctionees os.h 62nl
Il OTIS of GROIIND on 6th,Av., Zotp, -

IL o9th and ssthsfs, st Auction. .. vllDAl
COLE 4 CHILTON win sell 81 Anceen, - ~ -
Dec a. q II O'Clock. st the Merchxn0 kxss''s@i
lowing Lots Of ground, Wis: ,,.,shSw.
TwsnTY.FIvTB-sT-2 Lots north sids. ns s,h.s,.
Lot, north si6e, nee 49, -,
EicnrY.EIcaTa-sr- Lots, north AIDE $50
0hev. - u so<S-k -
EIcsrHAv-2 Lott, southss.t corner g g, "a NJ
Tss E;rs.d s''sSsP''yys:,:. , ;A' A''''''''"
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Cntlerp an6 6ar6ware.

CUTLERY.-Table and Pocket Knives, Scis-
~ and Razor suitable for Hardware, Stationery and
Fancy stores tine assortment for se cheap 70 cash and
shortrimc buyers by EDWARD DAVIS Importer,
No. Plattst.
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WATCHES AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


VIM STENTON 4 son, No. ~ CiiGw.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.-JERGEN.
w SEN WATCHES.-Just received by the sabscnbcs.
some very fine Jules Jergeasen Watches with Certificates
from him with each Watch, warranted perfect mekeepsn
for sale at less then the usual prices.
Cooper Wstches-soms In hunting cases, duplex end L.
vers, perfect time. keepers
Independent Second Watches and qusrtersecondS On
timing horses in gold and silver cases.
Splendid Gold Pocket Chronometers, which run without
any variation.
Gold and Silver Levers, Detached Levers, Lcpns, De-
plex and all otr styles Watches All Of the above is
ale at LEES than the usual prices.
Diamonds, Diamond Pima Rings Ear-RnsA Finsss.
Fine Gold Lepine Watches, holes jeweed ....sS -
Fine Gold Detached Levers, full jeweled....... 80
Gold Enamel Watches, for ladies ...'.'''''...' ID
Gold Hunting Watches, Tor ladies' .'........, 10 W
Gold Hunting Patent Levers, tor gents...,:.... S0
Silver Patent Levers. ...''''Slo 10 ~
Silver Detached Levers full jeweled.... IL TO Is
Silver Lepines holes jeweed. ................ 80
and all other kinds OF Watches at equally low prices
Also all kinds OF Gold Chains, pure gold Wedding Ring.
gold Keys ard Seals gold Pens and Pencils gold and oliver
1hmbcs, diamond Rings and Pins gold Loeket
Cuf.Pins, Earnings, gold and silver SPectacles brent
Pins Finger-Rings, silver Fruit kniyes sterling nlve,
prices Watches and Jewery exchanged All Watches
warranted to keep good time, the money returned.
Watches Clocks and Jewelry repaired In the best mAnncs
~ "'">A ''S ''- GEORGE C. ALLEN,
importer Of Watches and Jewery, wholesale and retail,
No. II Wanst, (up-stairs,) near Broadway-formery@
No. 81 Wa-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-16

INSTRUCTION on the PIANO FORTE and
Il in SINGING both Sacred and Secular. by Lady who
has gh; of the principal institutions in als
Try Having recently returned to NewYoEk she offers her
services the public, and will give private lessons
ceve pupils at her residence. Address MUSIC, Tribune
Office Box.
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LI,HE AVERY SEWING MACHINE CO.

TTNHE AVERY SEWING MACHINE CO.
j. Having consunnIated their manufacturing arrange
ens will ia few day be prepared 70 I'll orders alreaty on
hand together with supply for sales After December
the Office for exhibiting and for general transaction OF the
business OF the Company will be No. 25l Broadway
Murray ST. second floor where the public invited TO
call End Sewing Machine for S25 that will do all kinds
OF ork from the cambria the coarset bagyng,
and although every other stitch should be cut will
mp nor unravel Mr.. CHAS. NETrLETON, No. 81 Wall
ST. viii attend the business of the Co. and give expana
tons touching the merits and utility of this truly wonder
Of the sge. Price only s25
ITO PRINTERS-FOr sale cheap, one Adams,
Il old patent POWER PRESS, in complete order suit
able FOX a country newspaper and book work.
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ERENCH LANGUAGE - Select Evening
II Clessea {. FREMINEAU, from Paris
No. 80 HOwarl-st.
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EARM FOR SALE-Situated in the townof
Esstchester the of the White Plains and the
road leading 10 New-Rochene within half mile Of the
Harlem Railroad consisting of rs fLand with large
and substantial cling house barn and other ont banss
premises Of MICHAEL MEKEEi. or Of j. n SMITH.
corner Of Center and ESester-sts
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6olioap presents.

..s...
(NHRISTMAS TREES.-A great variety Of
~ small articles, imported and prepared exprcx.,y G.
dressing hrs mas Tires Also Fancy Boxss Sscs Bsss
ets Comets and Boaboosirss filed with choice cssf
THoMPsoN SONS Saloons. No. $50 Br,.a~.,
nOLLS.. DOLLS. DOLLS. BALI.Sf
~ BALLS. BALLS. made only By Hew-York Rassss
Cc|gsny scps,s,ins q 81 srrs ar y:nsy II
FULL LENGTH DOLLS and BALLS IN sress variety.
Bat Balls ell sizes
Arabssque P.rlor Balls, al Sses: will no. break sIa
Fancy color Balls. all sizes; will no, break slasa
Landscape Balls all s,ses bright colo); viii not break
Golden Balls all sises viii not break slsss
These Bells exceptius the Bat Bsl) ADD be,nss-
full article for Pslor and indoor play and par
lor should be without them II exercises and health
are desrnble Sold retail BY the Toy dealers generally
and BY the only at the depot Of the company. Nc
IS Msden-lane (up stairs).
GOLD PENCILS and PEN CASES Of tho
Umos, desirable patterns, also Gold Pens aai Slssr
Cases from the different manufacturer ncudin the fateat
Reservoir Pen Constantly on n ssns Tsi sFk '
A' A " Stationer, No. iss Nssssa+A
NJ LECOMTE. WHOLESALE and RE
IN TAIL CONFECTIONER, No. 20 Greenwieh&,
Y hes constantly hand large variety OF Fancy Con-
fectonery, Liquor Almonds trenen Sonn,s uan psspS
er Cake Ornaments and other articles suitable ss IL
holidays and usual trade Just received from Para invoees
of French Gum Paste Toys, Fancy Boxes, Nc, 3c.
DITCH and USEFUL PRESENTS A. G.
III BAGLEY & Co, manufacturer, solicit the attentios
of trade and the public generally 70 their s;och of
Gel manufacture OF Gold Pens Gold and Silver PEACH,
and Pen Csse eude variety efpaiterns principles end
sizes together with celebrated extension Cases sods
silver with pen ard pencil and reserve fo leads WHICH
for beauty Of workmenshp principle OF construction and
durability eclipse anything Of the kind previously xnb
ed Seven sizes patented and warranted We would so
call attention TO superior Gold Pens which nesS 10
poof of their superiority except their increased demand
srd the numerous attempts at imitation. No IN (rvins
House) Broadway, and No. IL Madeolane
gTNHOSE who are DESTROYS of selecting hand.
i come PRESENTS for the Holidays should exanins
Tho Porte Monnaies Card Cases Gold Pens Pencil AMI Pen
Cases from the assortment On hand, by GEO II. BELL
deal Ter in Foreign aud Domestic Stationery, No i2 Me-
sau-st
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Mlaebinerp, ST.

BOILERS! Three Marine Drop Flue Boil
ID ers nearly new be sold either sngy together
reasonable terms. CHAS. w. COPELAND Consulting
Engineer, No 20 Broadway.
DRINTING MATERIALS FOR SALE
Three Cylinder Presses of which will work sheet
~ by52 nches and the other sheet 2by33 These RI
are nearly rstrate order aud calculated for
doing good book-work. Aso, Type, Cases Stands Stand
ingPressos &C. SC. Terms easy, aud clear title gwen
SIMPLICITY and DURABILITY.-One of
~ the most simple and beautiful SEWING MACHINES
car be seen IN operation No % Jshn-st IL
is capable OF doing oil the prominent kinds sewing and
simply constructed thst will get out OF order and
ANY person cen IL with The machines ready
delivery and sold low price Call and see 1t be-
fore purchasing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-16

MISS DWIGIIT's SCHOOL of DESIGN,
VN1 No jo9 BroAdway-Where the best instruction will
be given in the OF Drawing snd Painting s. ios
tenn Of twenty LESSONS. Payments advanced.
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KELLY,s ENGRAVING and PRINTING

IA OFFIcE. No IsI Fulton st.-weddins. vi.sing. In
yitaor Address and Attione Cards Bridal &
Head. Portraits, Diplomas. Book and Magazine WORK. &c
T ONION and NETWORK PICKLE aud
IL PRESERVE WAREHOUSE, No. IS Veseyst- New
York Having taken the premises as above whea nom
scspscy, viii enable to keep greater VARIETY o.
made m Turope do not hesitate say that there
esbsf ment the United States where such variety OF
articles in the trade may be had and which on IN
pectop Will be found satisfactory all both In price and
ausLty Referring TO few articles recently received OF
which solicit the attention OF 'a GEPS SPRaiE RAPHAEL
London Mustard in kegs, and bottles warranted
Loneon Pickles Sauces Keshups &C. in all the various
Stitcn Gloster and Chedder Cheese the finest i'm
irdia Soy Cue Powder and African Cayenne, in fancy
Chinese Packages.
Sardines Anchoyies Cspers and Olives
Salad Dressing. Fresh Fruits of every variety.
Brandy Peaches, Cherries Fears, &c -
HermecsIy Sealed Oysters HOLSTERS, Meats &c, war
rsnted.
Rose Peach, and Orange Flower Waters in plain and
CoIosne and Florida wsters in every style and quality
Syrups of various kinds, Lime Juice and Stoushfon
Bitters.
Cayier Game Meat Anchovy and Bloater Paste.
lmported and Domestic Preserves, in every variety.
French English aud American Chocolate in powder and
Tos.tber with superior ASSORTMENT of Domestic Pickles
Sauces Ketcbups, &C. in every style comprising the great
est variety IN the United States.
No IS tesey-st United States Depot for Paul De ere
Co.'S Flayoring Extracts
Mercnsn. Shippers and the Trade will do well to call as
above, before purchasing elsewhere.
NETWORK PAINT COMPANf-Capital
l\sl25COo-The above Company having completed tneil
ORGANIZATION are now ready receive subscriptions to tae
capital stock, at No. 1877 Resdcs ST. a..
Ten per cent to be paid at the time OF 70 tno
stock and the balance ten per cent every
hres months Alter The company possesses the advantage
OF new invention covering eight States OF the wsn
enables them manufacture Pants mucn tna .no
Paints is materially improved
DIRECTORS:
B. Cornell, John =; FERGUSON.
w J. Cornell
B CORNELL, President
I'D LAMBERT, Secretary and Treasurer
-..I, nnI,Ar INnIISTPIAI EXHIRI.
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DICH and USEFUL PRESENTS A
gTNHOSE who are DESTROYS of selecting han
mn. A.cS E.x si,a Halii,rs ska-id exa n;
Uatrbes, Jemelrp. ST.

DEARL, Green Snail, White Aurora and
Elleotrs ground thin for Inayine and Papier Msch<
Work for sale and all kinds Of Pearl TO order BY
WIN. STENTON son, No. ~ CiiGst.
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(NHRISTMAS TREES.-A great variety of
~ small articles, imported and prepared exprc4sy a..
dressing hrs TIRES. Also Fancy Boxes SscS a.:
cts, Comets and Boaboosirss filed with choice Cssf
tOnery. For sale sf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-16

Tor SALE in ULSTER COUNTY A
l. Farm Of s. acres well ssised % rssins vegetables
and excellent markets. There rood hard add
GOOD buildings the premises Inquire Of Columbia
md uuiolSts- Brooklyn, in the drug store.
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x,op S,1r-A nohle trnck Farm Of iO7

TVOR SALE-A noble truck FdrIH UI To.
80. x,u va,ered and fenced, IS acres OF wood
- f,om Sew BTunswick sold low 50 acres near Mor
.-oun and l2o acres Plaahed low 10, ea.n or A
Tnr 3 Lots In rlsnfed one snd bali hour IRON Sew
Yort by rsirosd Call on 5. VAIL, Pacific Hot,- Sem
YorL, Saturdays from 10 to 2 other days IN rA''"'
Nev-Jersey.
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IRVING GRAMMAR SCHOOL.-REMOV-
Il AL-This School is now removed 70 its new and spa
oious accommodation Just finished IN ithst No 80 rt
fOOr doors OF ith-ay where enlarged nam
Der Of pupils be received. The teachers
tIued ohes will be added the increased of the
School shall from time 10 time require.
NATHANIEL DCNN, A NJ, Prize pal.
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~ most desirable patterns, also Gold fens Aai Silver
Cases from the different the fatea
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