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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07

lVl consequence Of the increased demand add unrysed
popularity Of their PIANOFORTES have extended their
business and opened Wareroom in Broadway No e0s
where shall constantly keep choice selection of cur
PiasoFortes from 81 IT In Rosewood case. with
all the latest improved patterns We shall continue 70
Keep full assortment OF Instruments ard
Wareroorns No - Canas All Piano Fores OF our mann
Acte warranted IN every respect Professors ans.
seRs and those who anticipate purchans are respectfully
invited 20 cal and examine AL orders from the civ OF
country punetually executed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07
ITALIAN VIOLIN STRINGS.-Jnst

received fesh supply Of superior ltazr Violin Strors
TOT sale In qaares 70 sur purchasers the most rea.sa
bie terms, BY GkIs JACKSON, No s9s Brce.wsy
enc soor sbcve tie AT uniJa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07
TWO r.ET-WelI-Eghted ROOMS, W.T.
- -,tto,. ssesn Power. Of sny'sizs Inquire o.
u OF "' C. M sTNONsON. No lsl LswsN
Real gsfats for Sale.
" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS forSALE.

~ the undermined Commissioners, legally appointed
< virtue of 80 Of the Legislature entuse ac ior
K S3scoutnpance kc offhe House OF Refuge OIL te otas
s[EewJesey pased and approved Mare 20 10 MI Of
e. ~ Pueiic SALE 70 be held THU RSDAI, Me IHF-
TYFOURTH Of JUNE next q, the HON OF one ociocs
NJ Fl he Inn of 7heodus 1Yiss IN KINGSIO;', miaae
81 County md State sforesso, sl the land ana Pres
known a. the HOUSE OF REFUGE fAtai. si1a 49,
Knsson and bounded by lands Of the oafnoeD ann s
Railroad Company the south the psoe "a tbsr,
fle sts,ion on the west, Elijah stout ESQ ana oeos
a. ~. ,fh nd ea containing seyenty-seven aces S9o
- - sog~fer With the unfinished Stone EdVsce IS "as oe
49, 60 Hons OF Refuge with other buildings constlhs
fr $3.50 &c and all other improvements ana spp9fyo
49,. Lere.o belonging Ts property Ia point Of ocahty
a. t~fv Railroad between the cites OF Ne"-
W. 80 philadelphia requirng the time httls over Two
ke.rs 70 and from either city, ts proximity 10 the
- sritsn Canal within the distance OF mile,
"a shoot three miles from Princeton It's healthy position,
nd by hydraulic ras supplied with copous AID abundant
npy Of pure and soft water lat no time known to be Oh
Ia ts quantity however great the drouh Of sea-
s il adaptation either for desirable country seat sem
nary of learning military academy manufaetoSy 10 %
1,vsu bv steam or any ether institution whatever presents
IT !. ng very comrnendabs properties sufficient
the Of the public 20 the value and Importance
~ ssi;ns property rarely to be acquired in the purchase
~ ss landed estates and TO which the public are re-
ectfy invited 10 give then attention directly In view
of the travel over the Railroad between the two cities OF
HewYork and Phsdelphis via TrentoH ana Ne"-bruns-
Terms Of payment will be liberal and made known at the
ti.e OF sale with every previous information required by
snniicstou 10 either OF the undersigned.
spPn's'A ~ CHARLES PARKER
CJ. HIRE,
DAVID s. ANDERSON,
Trenton, N. j, Mays, 1852. Commissioners
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YARNS of TEN ACRES or MORE,

Il can now be purchased OF ChAkLEs Woop, no. Ns
Broadway Newfork These farms pleasantly situated
on Long Island in desirable and healthy location where
improve making which render It worthy the
aept ton OF all who wish to have farm in the vicinity OF
New York where all the produce with atrDg expense
be taken and turned into cash. and at the highest market
price There many advantages which farmers on Long
Island have others by taking advantage OF the market
thereby securing prices which most farmers cannot obtain
An train Of viii start from Brooklyn Tues
day 10th inst for Lake Land where gentlemen have
opportunity OF visiting this and return In the afternoon
Tekets foI the excursion be bad at a reduced price
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07
TvARM at YONKERS for SALE

IL Within q miles OF Hudson River Railroad Depot and
miles OF Bronxyile Depot Harlem Railroad Contains
10 Of which 20 in woods Soil superior;
buildings and plenty water good and fruit abundant
View very fine but not in sight of the Hudson River The
place 10 under good crop and improvement Some rocks.
Situation very high price very low. Apply al Ne lsPatt
sfreet nm sta
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.IRED PIANO FORTES.-NO

Il MORE HIRING.-You buy Piano Forte of
any make you please, aud pay s. monthly nsta
Go and get Prospectus OF the Second Piano Forte Ao-
citation be had gratis at the Office In the bookstore OF
ASrianee, Sherman 4 Co, No Astor House.
A II. JOCELYN Tre.r.r-r
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DEAL ESTATE.-The undersigned,
0secrc;ary OF several Building Associations eonsas Of
several thousand member daily applied % those who
dekous ofpurchsnng Real Estate lie has therefore opened
Register In which he win enter fo.l description Of such
roperty may he offered s sale and pescns DESTROYS Of
selling Cor cash otherwise VIII find 10 q cir advantages By
leaving description II their property with him Persoas
dssoo o. Purchasing nay sf themselves BY examining his
Rszisses. J. PECERE. Office, No. lSS Hsstsss:
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TvOR SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY

8ihst Lot 25 by about 8S feet House 25 by 4s, four
stories and under cellar Croton water throughout drain
from yard sewer in the The House is new, and
$685. and will be sold for 500 For further par
tculas apply to Z. II. BROWN, No. II Wsll-st from
10 2 p NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07
INOR SALE, a BARGAIN.-A Farm

containing p of choice land good builings
lent water variety OF fruit situated east side Of d
Hudson River 65 miles from NewYork, and 20 mnutes
walk from the Hudson River Railroad Depot New Ham
burgh desirable locat and be bought low For
particulars Inquire of URI MILLS, No Coentesslip NY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07
LvOR SALE in FLATBUSH, four and

i half miles from Fulton Ferry, TWO adjoining LOTS
Of LAND Csrksonav each $50 T. front and rear $50
A. deep containing together about tive One Of these
Los has been laid out preparatory to building with stoned
Fruit Trees comprising peaches apples pears cherries Gs
and also has large srawbeybed raspberes curTan Sc
Q well and pump, crossfences on each ride Yhe
other is seeded down with Glover
The beauty Of Flabssh its OF sages pasns
nom Fulton Ferry times daily render this de-
srabe property TO doing business in the city
wisins TO enjoy the benefits OF the country Price 200
onehalf cash and oneha bond and mortgage II desired
Apply to ENGLEBERT LOTT Auctioneer, Fulton-st,
8rooklyn, o. TO ANTHONY LANE, No. IS Wallst N Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07

LNOR SALE-A few small Cottages. on
IL Lots % by lO7 feet near the railroad and stage routes
Brooklyn about 81 miles from the ferry. The houses
new, have four and cellar and garden in front Price
$3.50. Terms very easy. Apply TO JACOB PECARE, No.
l6S Hester-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07
EVAST MORRISANIA VILLAGE

~ About 36O Lots varying In size from an eighth OF an
TO ak offered for sale on the most avoa
be terms Ten per down, ard balance before
March, 1854 These lots occupy very healthy and beautiful
location and in full view Of the East River and In the
immediate vicinity OF the grounds and residences Of several
of the most wealthy and respectable citizens Of Westminster
County This village is connected with the Harlem Rsl
road by branch Railroad For maps and other information,
apply TO ID. b. WINTON, NOS Tryonrow. near Harlem
Railroad Office opposite the City Han.
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ITO GENTLEMEN, mot to Children

w kuOl W
nc to the Million)-PENMANSdIP currente Gala
mo-Gcntl whose handwriting is imperfect, and who
may dore become accomplished penmen, respectfully
informed that the undersigned has recently invented and
offers the writing public system Of instruction and
course of practice by which every pupil must nece5'ayiy
quiIe ecy free and mastery command OF the and
the ability combine s correctness and beauty Of
grav with the greatest possible rapidly.
Persrs In ten what Is called natu-
raj talent for writing, and would become superior penman
under Iys,em of instruction which would prove OF
seDtia service to the remaining nine. The system now
offered doe not require any special capsbty on the part
of the and gentlemen most remarkable for deficiency
in the faculty OF imitation, who have been most inferior
penmen, to the Of fifty may, nay must by going
faithfully through this process acquire skill posse oy
none but the most accomplished writer's Another pecu
atty Of this system Is that gentlemen who, by It's means
have acquired the desired ability may entirely neglect their
Whiting for years and yet in weeks time recover with
out the aid Of master all their former skill and viii also
be perfectly capable Of mpaIng their skill TO others
The time required to receive the entire course depends
solely on the pupil and may, at his option, occupy three
weeks or three months.
The undersigned is forming private class Of Gentle
mot chdIen) at his residence and respectfully invites
parties disposed to avail the Of bis services 10 call on
him any day between and o'clock A. NJ. or between
and 10 o'clock p NJ when all necessary information VIII DO
frankly given. W. 5. MACLAURIN, No. 80 Irving place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07

az Institution in which good order ia maintained by
real and rapid improvement secured by thorough
instruction will be pleased and served a. the Commercial
and Classical School, No. rs HenIy-s.
SOLOMON JENNER, Prnsipsl.
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DIAPER MANUFACTURERS MA
u TERlNs.-Tbs most extensive ssso!,mea, 10 tile
sc1uty for sale By CYRUS W. FIELD CO,
No II C.s<G
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07

LNOR SAIIE-A number of valuable
Building Sites suitable for seneel country residences
snshy situated within five mautes walk OF the Bronx vile
station the Haleii Railroad In the town OF East Ches
ee Westehssier Co. Said pIopertys within minutes
wsh ofte Reformed Dutch Church at BronSyie in high
rlecfshle neighbosheoe, and only hours ride from
ne yity hall n Y. For further particulars inquire Of N.
- nENkf, No. 10 West 2StA-st, or OF JAMES WIG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07
INOR SALE-A beautiful Country Resi-

and Lot situated the south side Of 32d-st, little
Of 6th-av. The House new three stories brick well
finished with basement and counter cellar with all the
modern improvements substantially built and well finished
throughout For further particulars apply at the
Land Office No. 543 6th-av
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07
CntIerp, Garbware, &r.
ain WADDING and PERCUSSION

NJ CAPs--Elsy's Cloth Gun Wsddns the best sst
sbespest article used Elsy's Percussion Caps Wire Car
ridges and Sporting Materials Powder Flssks Ss Nfs
md Of the above for sale By the
Aaiden-lane.
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miscellaneous.

ALUM, SODA ASH and Ultramssins
IA Blue on nand and FOR sale By
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r1OP SAUE-And Money loaned for i'm

IN provenents In wilhannbuTsh. Y Lon Of oroand,
.,hp bsIf nile of the Orasds Ferry tn. main strees
running perth which paved and fagyed AID contiguous
% the fiver No property Dc found setsi aapeo Tor
Inonire Of u C. HALsEY, No. li3 Jsy-st, Brooklyn
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HNAMELLED and COTTAGE FUR.

IL NITURE WAREHOUSE. No. 4s2 Broad ny, ssss
gde near Graud-st; Msnufaetogy No. % Grsens-sl
MATHEWS 4 GILLlES. wholesale AMI retail dealers IN
Ornamental Courage Chamber aaa Oak Furniture would
respectfby call the attention Of those intending 10 furnish
the present to their extensive and varied Assortment
OF Enameed Furniture.
We atter ourselves in saying that asr years Of practice
and direct this hue, are enabled 70 pro
duce an article that IL pronounced after fu dGl BY dis
eliminating public to be the best Ensoeed and Cottage Fur
nitaFe offered IN this country
@ would especially call the attention OF persons OF
taste 20 examine their styles Of Ornamental Furniture,
executed by tie best Partisan artists iene confident tn
thew cannot be surpassed We respectfully solicit cosrn-
Of the patronage heretofore lsyishy bestowed
upon Is :,
at our establishment
As we manufacture the whole OF our work ourselves we
consequently enabled 20 sell warranted article much
l,ss than those who buy 20 sell again.
MATTRESSES, PAtLLASSES, PILLOWS, 1e
Also, Patent Spring Mattresses made 20 order
The greatest care bestowed in boxing Furniture that 10
can be transported any distance without inurng In the
leest MATHEWS & GILLlES
No 49, Broadway. "a side, near Ggand-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07
FARM FOR SALE.-For

Nv
Sale an excellent Farm in New-Jersey, consisting q
134 80 of which under cultivation IL Is within
two hours Of New-York, OF q mile from the Keypot
and Freehold Plank Road ard y mile from the foursEIs
village ofMiddletown int There is commodious vel
pg and the outbudDgs extensive ard Of the best de-
scription number o! choice fruit trees have been
planted during the last two The soil clay Iosn
and Yields heavy crops Wheat and Grass Every part OF
the property is well wstered and for stock farm. can be
eoused by the country For further particulars IN
onTe of LEONARD APPLEBEE, Esq., 90 Wai-st where
n sp Of the property may be 1t an eligible prop.
erty 10 the Capitalist well Farmer as the rent VIII
Weld good interest W on the purchase.
T,ARM AGENCY, No. 35 Wall-st.-l00
Farms and country seats for sale Farms in all parts OF
the country bought sold or exchanged No charge unless
sale z effected. T. T. MILLS
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VREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS,

NREAT BARGAINS In FEATHERS,
NJ BEDS MATTREssES he, ct CRAWBUCKia No
as Gr.nd-st ID door Of Essexst NswYort-Caeap
Upholsrey and Feather store-Ths attention Of families
ssouf parchasns respectfully invited 70 the large bsan-
tffu sssornent Of Beds MATTRESSES Psaes Bedst.sda
coz he, all Of which have bean purchased ct low eani
ercss and viii be sod a. such prices 70 make Il an in
iuceuen for AZ 70 call snd examine the above stock p-syoua
= making thsr purchases Goods any part Of tns
rry Brooklyn HilAnsbrrgh free Of saxaSs Ola EeA1
ss{ Mattresses rsncvsled and made over
w CRAWBUCK. No. a5e 0rAai-s
"a door sss. Of Esssxst NJ
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TvOR SALR-A COUNTRY SEAT

IL at PouGHKEErslE.-The well. known mansion
occupied formerly by Hon N p Tslmadxo The house ia
about IS feet tive stories hight with basement aud
attic and piazza front and rear brick stable and ouhouss
The grounds comprise between and three sore. eS
with variety Of shrubbe, fruit trees Sc The situation
Is commanding and perfectly healthy, aud calculated
Cor q summer eossding house. Apply 70 WIN. A. HOP.
KtES Agent No 50 Wallst, second hoor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07
EORDHAM VILLAGE LOTS.-Now

Il or Never.-These beautiful Building Sites are going
OFF rapidly and persons wishing 10 delightful oca
ton for country residence, with all the convenences OF
frequent and cheap city communication, will do well 10 ex
anime the Lots Prices low and terms easy; location
within 100 feet of the depot Fordham Apply TO GEO
BANKS at the Fordban Hotel; or H. NEWELL x Co.
No. 8 Nassau-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07
HOUSE and LOT for SALE. No o62

l4h-st, between Avenues and B. four ,tor.. 2s h.,
As feet Lot les feet inches deep 5000 can rer,an an
bond and mortssse Also House and Lot No $50 y7thst
between 10th aud llthavs Stories la BY as feet $s0os
can remain on bond and mortgage. Inquire Of N MILlER
No Tryon-r2w, FROM 10 20 II A M.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07
COUNTRY RESI-

DESCE for SALE-Being the estate Of the late Ed
ward Finch deceased In the Of Somes Westchester
Co N Y two hours ride from New York By Harlem Rail-
road The fam consist, o. 100 aeres land In good ton
of eli kinds together with large brick mansion house
3x4s feet in good repair surrounded with shrubbey Of 20
wears growth houses barns outhouses 6c with
ssw.mi and mills grinding feed ana plaster 10 good
pair The farm Is equally vided By post roads and Will be
Title ndisputable Inquire on the premises, of JAMES
FINCH, Esq, or Of hesrs. J. C. HENDERSON CO.
Nos ia and i75 Pesrl-st Messr, HATCH YALE, No
IS Cedsr-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07
TvOR SALE House and Lot on the

porth-wcst corner OF and Lexington az, finished
IA soof stye with large Store vel adapted oS Bakery
ara good stand Apply 10 DIT. MACfAkLAN, No. 81
% Az, from 70 "A nj. and to7P.M.
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DUILDING LOTS and MANUFAC-

Id TURING SITES.-Bndgeport, CT, Is 60 miles from
EewYok its harbor the best Long Island Sound popu
lation $500 principally mechanics aud misunderstanding
crease per The Housatonc and Naugauck
Railroads terminate at Bridgeport here the New and
HewHsven Railroad connects with them, making II very
busy center These unite Bridgeport with all the great cities
and populous sections Of the country every SIDE Hence
t unexamped prosperity. The remarkable beauty Of the
town n regards its situation the face of the country and
the surrounding scenery, is admitted by every visitor For
home, locality be desirable; for business par
ticularly featuring It's situation relative TO the great
marts and Commerce and the facilities for commune
cation with every point Of the compass rende ost eg
bs The undersigned have recently purchased near the
Ter of this town. and fronting harbor extensive tract
% owned ss 70 prevent its for building purposes This
they have divided 900 large building lo crossed by
broad right anges and surrounding park OF
acres The Railroad Dep0s about 10 rods distant The
shore Of the accessible 10 vessels Of 800 uns On
these Lots 50 buildings factories shops residences
ETC. process Of erection. In two years it will be
settled the other portion of the town. The lots
now offered those who will build, at very low pcesthe
bare cost in fache propeto resevng alternate lots for
future profit.
Dwellings and manufactures erected this property rent
for from 10 20 per their cost and the propeys
rising 50 100 per There always
Q great demand here for dwellings
The chance Is for manufacturers 10 select
location Terms easy Facilities afforded TO such wish
embark 10 manufactures Maps furnished and inquiries
swered on application To VIM II NOBLE Bridgeport, CT.
r. T. BARNUM, p,onris,or.
w H. NOBLE, iiopiie'"'
Maps OF the above property also be obtained and
terms Of sale ascertsined application To L. u STUART
1t the Office of the American Museum
Mr. STUART will give the fullest information concerning
The property with which he 10 well acquainted
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CILBERT'S PATENT BOUrOIR pr.

~ AHO FORTES-UnequsIled for compactres. poxe,
brhsncy and besufy have for the past tour ye.r I'm
thoroughly tested In every part Of this broad Republic "
Maine 70 California splendid stock on hand s, "A
meat warranted perfect ssfiscfion Pianos 10 I'D
tuned and rersired WArSrooms No SS Broadway ernas
OF Anthony 90 and opposite Broadway Thester.
HORACE WATERS SOLE Ar-,t
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HOUSE and FIVE LOTS for SALE.

large and beautiful House, with Eve Lots OF
sn sVst extending back Slsst between ID ana
SoaNs me os are N high state OF cultivation and high
ienee m9end them The hsnss contains rs rooms fur.
naSe VILE Ten eees and has been tired thee winters,
sgns oI water on the preEses or Croton wa
ter can DC had very s For terms and partculs .n,iv
70 HOMER MORGAN, Ne Pinest ~pPS
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painting, &r.

painting, &r.
M FAD q FULMER'S, CROTON
lVE METALLIC FIRE-PROOF Plaintiffs article 10
acknowledged by all who have TO be superior
other Paint in IL ia proof against the action VI the
weather and e and Is cheaper than other paints in
quence Of its taking less oil u mix ard covering much more
surface, twice much Give Il trial Principal
Depots No. los bunsy-st, and No 9 8tbay, New-fork
For sale, also BY Hull Bucks Co, ~ Green w1chs'
Baxter Sons, No l4S haidenane, NewY0sk.
J. d Touey, No. ll6 Fultonst- NewYork
WaId, Close Co, No. 80 Ma9en-lAos, New-York
Charles ". Dean, New Rochelle " sstchestsr County.
John II. Hams. Mamsroneck Nestchestor County
Charles ". Field, Port Chester, Westshes.er County
And in most Of the sities and towns throughout the
Country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07
TyOR SALE-The House and seven

acres Of Land near the railroad depot Fshkn Land
ins the residence Of Crosby ESQ Tho premises in
excellent order hns double house good outouildings
Iars amount Of choice fruit and possessing every requisite
for the residence Of ysnteel family wishing country homo
Time 10 NewYok by railroad two hours lpquire Of g. T.
DORLAND No 81 Nsssau-stss n. Y. City, or Of WIN H.
WALSH. or VIM II. DENNlNG, fishkill Landing. Dutch
. County.
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furniture, &r.

DEDS, Cool and Luxuriant-Putnam's
Springs adjusted degree OF elAstieitycrculating
the air under the body-ehesp and strong PUTNAM x
SIMPSON, No 60 Broadway.
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EINEFREsHTRAS.- MOonv
IMPORTANT to LADlES.-MRS. NJ

A foley respectfully calls tbs attention OF f.
ladies having rch old Thread Lace, thrown Sas a woA
less that she is prepared Trsasfst Repair OF Ar % -
r,o.t u,o-rn st,e and .hspe and WARMED 70 Ia, -
ard car equAi 70 new. No. SIC Pearlst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07

NOR sALE-LOt No. 50 Broadway,
two doors below waIst and running through TO New
Ct Inquire Of =. w. WALKER or II. r. CUMMINGS,
at No. II NaHau-st.
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~ Il II. BARMORE offer at their Man

" ufactory ana Wareroom, No SIS Beecker-t corner
Of CharleSst, assortment Of elegant PIANOFORTES,
with the metallic fame and bridge and all other
modern improvements.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07

BUILDING SITES.-Six or eight on a
- Farm Of IS acres; very healthy and desirable neigh
borhood Land and prospect beautiful, exceeding
ly-near Railroad Depot Churches and Schools, one
hour from ts city The advertiser offered the above for
$500 Five or six others who wish 10 build gentee Coun
try Residence invited join in the purchase equal
terms Direct mmedistoly to c. H. HUDSON, Union
square Post-Ofice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07

licences at Ravenswood l.. 1.-Two two story attic and
basement HOUSES just finished in modern style, each con-
tanning fifteen rooms Of which bedrooms; marble
nantes in easements first aud second pautres clos
cts aud bells on all the floors brick and Motifs patent
ranges the chens n;osed In the rear The
house are full Of the East River and within three
minutes walk Of the DOCK from which the steamboat Astoria
Cspt Baldwin, leaves four times day for su-
peor line Of stages running between Astoria and Fulton
Ferry, Brooklyn, passes the door every hour from b
till 10 NJ. For further particulars inquire OF GlLBEkT
HOPKINS at Rsvenswood, or at No. SO Peck-shp n Y,
from IL A M. till l p. NJ.