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II FAD THE EVIDENCE OF AN. OMNIBUS PRO-
pretor of Trenton N. J-Case of great interest to
the rnbsmfsc.s speak for themselves: nose,sary
And great success Of Dr. Robsck in the srsatmsnt Of
called on him. and ALL or very near ALL have received inn
T. offered q partial groef to convince the who st
Dr. Rsbaek. had been very low spirited or mes
my enemies were busy working ruin had lost nearly
all my property everything going ad heart
was near breaking had line Of omnibusses, but they
could not make ont empty than half The time and
they were about to be sold from owing
mest About this time have said, called
Dr. Roback, who immediately applied the osnuraon to
me- In few minutes felt better ofhce,
said to me- in the most mprcev, and manner;
Now friend, 20 home, be FIX collected ,esoyed
with ali your might be temperate, econom. just don
play at games OF hazard mako it rule to something
each day. Is only shilling be polite to Jour customers
and "a all opposition. These words uttered Ia the
deep manly eloquent voice Of the actor Conjrsr
and Philosopher made on my susoopti
pie mind aid 1resoyed possible to oby his ujunctlene
have only to add that since then matens have
with p' ! attended strictly to b-sinoss, and Is I'm
proved; poured and IL matters oon-
time TIM; a. they are shall he rich man. All o. which
street between Hsnoyes and Perry T1enton = All
ieously attended to. repaid. Fer par teulars
call AID get an Astrole goal Almanac, s,a where esrtf
cate5 eaR be seen.
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ps SEE SEVENTH PAGE. -6a
FINANCIAL.

NEW RAILWAY LOAN-s2Oo OO0-cANANDAIoUA
and Corning Company-rhe Directors Of this Compa-
chants Esehsass saseusS psspsr Ausssnssr wsd
nesdsy June - 1852 at I, o'clock noon S2000o0
q
Known IS the Jefferson road. and connecting with
able LIST May Of in each yeAr The pros
ceeds for the further and complete equipment
and increasing Ct the line with other sad most
important works in the great State Of New York snd
many Of those in tho in the Of
tangible security being offered the road Is finished and
The Canandagua aud Corning Railroad Company was m
under special act OF the Legnature the
% @ saS being
connect with the Chemung road at Jefferson and special
cS .or tna was passed At the session OF 1850 The
ny in tho State The of the corporation was mot
changed when its rousswas altered
the terminus Of the Chemung Road at Jefferson tho
head OF Seneca Lake and therly direct course
The Chemung Road connects with the Erie Railroad at
Llmsa and Is under lease to that corporation Tho Canau
meets At viii be the Suspension
Bridge in for the business Of 1853 These
The road com leted with single track from Canaan
as%a 70 on the 18TH day ofSeptemb.r 1871 1t
high rate Of speed and Is laid With heaTy rail- OF b
weight Of sixty pounds TO the yard 1t has stood the Of
remarkably severe winter. and is considered by good
II y but poorly supplied with and locomotives these
having been heretofore furnished certain terms the
ton Of the directors to devote the this
bonds principally the purpose ofuy eqnippng
tho State thickly studded with towns and villages, and
gives promise Of business this equal TO that Of
table showing the number Of acres, population and
value OF real and personal estate in each Of the counties
through which the canandasua and Jefferson Railre
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THr GA,ssg CAsr.--By tho following statement

TIE GAINES CAsE.-By the following statement,
which appears in Louisville journal IL would that
this celebrated is yet 10 come for adjudication
under another aspect Whatever may be the opinion
70 te merit. OF case heretofore presented and ad
INDICATED undenabs that the energy and forttude
dsay.d BY Mrs Gaines In the face ~ her adverse for
tunes have combined with her sccompli, 70
win for her small portion Of public syinpathy The
juurnsl referred 20 has the following remarks;-
Tbe excellent and hearted editor Of the Defy
gylsanton New Orleans holds the following Language in
reard The Gaines case every word OF which we know
to be strictly true We hid the high honor OF beirs
casfol among the friends OF the oions old veteran
General Gaines-as hope arc ; considered by bis
r lc ana talented wdo9and there il phase in the
eseo that we have not heard from The other ~
thern Nvary two yesrs ago we last saw Mrs Gane- in
athiscity then on her way TO Washington TO haze The
cao10 h before TIE United States supreme Court tao
~ and her hopcs 81 success wcrr nigh ccd
II, have aiayoa the sdvetjscisebt referred 90 oiss
ana long 70 announce rho fact tha right has
tsupph1d aud that yra Clarke Gaines VIII come INTO
re long piihhod Possession Of beri ud rGat@- =
5tt 70 ms PrHcHsrRs Az PntSENT ChANANrs or ~ =
i .rt4p ~ rIrLkrP DASHt CtAuap--3he anaeragntd
btHa eiyee notice that Size Is about 70 commence pro
e.t.s 10 The Probate Court 81 s city Tor ls rs =
N@y X ~ estate q Der Either The late Dnniel piofks
~ ar iht trtfe fuofcf LIZ im l6l8 in3tteps Dor a.
III atna#. UN1 n.it Gan. N..f unyer.A osYi-ee'
t.s W l' .5 NafN. M NIt.s ii'N pifcna lnf AtF
f.Ifl.rs D' }A H..l 3. t4.n- Nli.s Nt4si
,nE ltt.,at lu.#.I at p...hHt
nttN sIA-sn DAlt e.
S4F sE4.e.t -! y, s-.-
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KToRTHINCToN q. sNETHEN CONTINUES TO
w practice the Supreme Court-to attend oasos
before Congresto prosecute claims and settle aco0uns
against the Departments and Boards Of mmieonerato
procure patents at homo and ahrohd-tO obtain pen
az bounty Iandso collect debts dividends ioraoics AID
In any part ~ tho United Satos and II orerr
trieste mako Investments oiiund IA
aud bond and moftgRReRnd 20 negotiate purchase
and eae loans aads aud patont rights any state oths
on6ca, nr - we Fri Sfeiaa Srnr0mo Court
hpbeSi, ,ommbriontans Prc-pa'd, soar-os1d y. ~.
Nnstho0 No. C3rroi risae, csp'ta, NJ NssS'AIS.N
y, y, Vii 1sst~la ys.ls. s.ss2~ss-
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The sa receipts stceth opening 81 the road amount
to sl1o129 81 The Pittsburg Gd<.ite says
The ,as are now laid about half way between Mssson
and Wooster and the track is expected to be finished
within about mile OF the lat place by the first of
Juy heavy section immediately east Of the town will
prevent its &C petion further until two three
weeks longer The trains will commence cumming to
within about mile Of Wooster, about the first Of
next month Beyond Wooster the work Is going With
expedition and when the traclayers roach that town
there will DC nothing to prevent them from proceeding
beyo nd AZ rapidly atrong force can put down the
supers;ructure and the rails.
The last annual report - the Central Railroad Com
papy Of New Jersey gives very favorable exhib Of the
tc operations Of the road for the year ending April l.
1862 The company has been In existence five years
Theespita Of the company S12ooooo, divided into
shares Of $50 each with liberty to increase to - 600
ofths Sq54O00 has been paid The remainder Of the
stock has been re assigned forfeited to the company
Interest at the rate Of per cent per has been
maid on the stock in stockhe whole Of the earnings Ut
the A. miles in operation being applied 10 the consruc
ton Of the remaining 2S miles and the purchase OF en-
gines and The balance Of interest on stock bonds
kc not covered by earnings amounts at present. to pl
ia TO- The capital and liabilities OF the Company
Amount 10 50 273,3e4 80 The company will soon have
az equipment Of nine first class engines three old do 70
pas enger and baggage and 100 freight cars This
Il supposed will for time, be sufficient 10 DO tie bun
ness Of the The receipts and expenditures OF the
company the third year which terminated ON the 3lst
Of Ntrch, 1882 were ss annexed
| s. ID NJ
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PROPOSALS WILL Be RECEIVED FOR SUMS OF
not less than $1,000, at the office Of @. s. Robbins
eon. No Wall street, until Wednesday next the 10th


N as IS III
Meisss. Bond. Of IL: Tos. Rdnsa
ssups1. and the principal psysSs T. New York IL isH
WIN
S York . sl s. sss scn
with the Corning Railroad fourteen miles
Ing Railroad now being ro!sd With heavy iron rails,
% the % s
operate railroad between coei
% t. s
~ tho Ire ,Ss Of h
the ares in interest tho bonds stock. and claims. have
Preferred dividend consolidated Stock $500 shares a
Common consolidated stock, ;s shares: At $50 -. go
The legislature has authorized the state authori-
ties to deliver up for cancells*on stock;amounnng
Tbs 1iss. Railroad Company i.;. made sonsr.e. With
York ana Erie sI feet gauge ana placing thereon
ton guaranteed before 18th Of August
ID e 81 os * it,
PSs Of meeting the Of RELAXING the road and it,
Of per-
81 81 s
city ofNsx which msssssss tho
the immense auantes Of lumber coal and miscellaneous
IS which .ni ss Bs
and present Year es%m.ndsS shsss sfs
AZ: q g
ATs;s ,s% Arg
glass, and misaellansous articles There
read Which w carried to ready and good market wheh
The track is rslad Many Who hsvs hsrssoor: rafset
rapid conveyancs ~ railroad plank road ssventeea
simbsr iand Is no bens eontpussod and will sermipas
Of the rairoad the business pro
matsralfor whstsonas grin astones hearth
Iha valley Through which the road in
and ii Ky vsss
lands Of New York The populaon Of the
wa. th'lees travel is
md a and w sS
large and profitable. The company have the liberal
nnS
sSS a.
rs ssS Ere sns
extended lire of country bordering that great work. The
The slsms.s Of rsysns which n surtonnd IT,
aoOO00e feet OF der 40 per N. .... 1900
Passengers and mise ane freight. i3es
I22750
Expenses cay 90 per cent. ....... .......... 6lNs
Emacd Earnings fe- the year Aug ls5s SOL us
From which tLore are to be deducted
For interest, LAY per cent on S35O0O0 S3A3W
For dividend on referred stock 400
Less amount assumed and payable by -
the State ander nor guAranty.... T,1S -.
- S.4Os
Leaving surplus for nonpefcrrsd stcsholacrs $50 Ts
BY reference to previous statements q Will DO observed
that p-orerty costing when relad AMI equipped S79Aoc
IL for S000 and that tho estimated
ings AMOUNT S6l35 sum largely exceeding thu per
agreed to DO paid the bonds issued Referring
Of the act Of the LeTslnture
passed April 1890 full authority sven to Issue these
flnds and mortgage to them, and sale Of
tsom is made IS valid below, ns at, or above par. .
JOSEPH w. RYERSS, Presidents,
Proposals to be directed above and to stpuate for
cash tho 18th OF dane whom tho bonds will be
delivered. ne accrued INTEREST," from May AZ TO the 18th
June goes with the bond. G.. s. ROBBINS SON.
DAVIS, BROOKS T. CO.
nIvIDEND.-cITIZENg FIRE INSURANCE con.
~ pany, New York, June 4, Is52.A dividend OF eight
psr Declared this day payable TO the stock
Il NJ McT Secretary.
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DRY 0OOEG

GRAPE SHAWr5, WHITE A,tD DRAB. hND THE
sDd rich Dress Good found tho city.
as, and all oo 10 not suitable Cor fall sales offered
low prices. The Attontion If purchasers Is respectfully
solicited. TIFFANY CUTTING. 32l Broadway.
NEW FANCY FRENCH DRY GOODS ST0RE-THE
subscriber, would respectfully ladies
Of New York end especially those residn upper
part Of the e5 that they win open Thursday the
shngton paoe) very lase select stock Of French
embroderes, Laees, Hosiery "a Linens Co. l04 and l24
Linen Sheetngs pillow Linens, all widths quail
ties; Table Bamask Napkins Diaper Tawelngs Of every
kind Musng Of every styl and make. Special attention
having this department. ladies will find an
unequalloa stock Of plain and fancy xans suitable
choice assortment Of Long Lawns Freh Linen Lawns ana
Lace Gl5ses Mitts, &o, &c.
FRANCE & wEDpzLL, 7O3 broadway.
L ACE GlMPS.-k0HLSAAT BROTHERS, IS JOHN
- tTeet have just received large
sssoTtment Of Lace Gmp Of very desirable o0ozs and A
terz3.
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CH1AVELLEHS, GUIDE.
Tor albany. CLANCY OF HoURs.-THE CARS
Of tho Now York and HARLEM Railroad, leave the City
Hall Station, New York daily Sundays osoeptedl at ~
A. M connecting with tho Western Railroad at Chatha{
ands "a r. H. express) through without change OF cara
CAMDEN AND AM2OY RAILROAD, FOR PHTLA-
delpsia from Pier No. North syor foot Of Battery
place, by steamboat JOHN POTTER. Two lines daily.
Morning line leaves AL M Afssncon express line att
rare-arst class CARA ~; second class by p Ens
aus street At A. N. and r. a. Emigant bno by steau1.
beat TRANSPORT from pier No. J. sto r. NJ Fare 81 80.
INDEPENDENT LINE FOR PHILA DELPUIA, DAILY.
via Cape May.-The now and spopdid stesmcrs DELA-
WAR;, Capt. ssymsux; KENKEBEC, Capt. Clark; and
PENOBsCoI, capt Whitear, are now running regularly
between the two cities landing each way AZ Cape May.
leaving Now York daily at p M from Pier No IL North
phia cebip, $2i deok. 81 80
E'oR PHILADELPHIA DIRECT-U. 8. NAIL AND
n Express lines through Ia four hours New Jorsey
Railroad via Jorfey City leaving York at GA NJ foot
50 for first GLASS and 81 ca for second class 10 ands
N. Return At and A. NJ, and 81 p. NJ: Baltimore,
Eashngtop Norfolk and Charleston through tickets ses
IN tie above lines and through baggage Carried ~ 'es
4. N. and 6x y. NJ lsee.
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A oINTI ENAN, pOssFssING coNsTpFRABLE car

IN Ha h desirous Of purchasing Interest in wor
established business Wholesale grocery hardware job
hing business preferred lie wishes 10 become active
partner aud ha8 extensive country and city acquant
hddros with roal md stating whers m IN
tervcw may be bad "a ~ PsrNor a. tbe Hsrasl ses,,
Al csg a.psiqstiSps sssie:y goD.io2s@l
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TEE HARLNH HOTEL, AT FAIRFIELD, CoNNEcrI-
cut will b opened by its proprietor, j. B. Nonho1.
sn The first day Of June branch OF the
New York Hotel The Marine Hotel Is situated in beau
:snts Of sea bathing and hs .d
We hotel the distinguished patronage Of previous
rsn may be seen and rooms engaged At the above hste
New York IS miles. and trains by the New York and
day. ~
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OCEAN HOUSE, SHREWSBURY-THE ABOVE
~ house is opened for the The location
not be surpassed being on the shores Of Atlantic and
in abundance Sea and river bathing. The steamero
daily from Peck slip and Robinson street. shove
house. w A MaTIJrJTS
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HOTELS AND WATaRlN0 rLACMs.


vl,BE GRAMERCY HOUSE, CORNER OF TWENTIETH
street and broadway, New York, will be opened to
he public Monday, May a. 1852 1t contains $50 rooms
furnished in tho mps STYLE with evory possible
Eenence. 1t will BIO kept the American and European
plans combned and the propretors determine cd
mall rank among the best family hotels in the World
CAPE MAY-sEA BATHING.-CoNGREss HALL
~ will be open the 10th Of June nst The location Of
this house. and the high and beautiful grounds 'front.'
aer 1t the most desirable f the Island Tho
Tor hopes to merit of the liberal
Age heretofore received. W. B. MILLER, Proprietor.
WOOSTER HOUSE, DANBURY, CONNECTICUT.
w opened the first of Juno 1t is large, newly
built and supplied with spring water for bathing &c., and
has all the couveniences OF modern hotels Danbury 10
about three hours ride from this city New
New Haven. and Dantury and Noraalk Railroads, and
offers to those wishing visit the dur
Ing the summer months. W. SIMOSSON. -
CEA BATHING, PAVILION HOTEL.LoNG BRANCH.
y N. j. The Subscribers announce to the public that
June for the reception Of visitors Families DESTROYS Of
curing rooms, can do SO by addressing by mail.
NORRIS LEVY, Proprietors
Steamers Edwin Lewis and Thomas Hunt leave side
Peck slip daily; steamers Golden Cato and Gilpu Leave
the foot of Robinson street daily for the Pavilion Hotel
CEA BATHING AT ROCKAwAY, Little IA
- yon Hotel Is for tho reception Of vstces.
Cars leave the South ferry Brooklyn for jamaica every
where stages will be In readiness to convey visitors to tho
house Amy commune for left with j. Ogden Smith
wa - p''~f'' A''' J. X. BRrNrNALL
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HAMILTON HOUSE, FORT HAMILTON, LONG
IL Island, is open for the reception OF boarders
Parties wishing to engage will address the prize
tor at Fort Hamilton Office Of the Aston House.
steamboat leaves Pier No North river. al 10 NJ ana
p foot of Murray street. r. NJ Ample
making for bathing. HAWLEY d. CLAPP.
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CONGRESS HALL. PATTERSON, N J.-THIS HOTEL
~ is for boarders Gentlemen wishing
have their families in the country during
months, and having to visit New York daily
of the most convenient hotels in the vicinity Of
York. s. w, LUSE. JR
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WAWAYANDA HOUSE, GREENWOOD LAKE,
W Orange county, N. Y.)-fhs above house L. moss
beautifully situated the head Of Greenwood Lake. (t
miles in lengthy For pure mountain air romanti9
soenery quiet ramble fresh water bathing good fishing
Ec this place cannot be snrpassed Stages leave Geo.
Cooper Hotel Chester Depot New York Erie Railroad
the arrival Of the train York For
particulars inquire Of Henry D. Feter 500 Broadway Or
She proprietor ut the lake, THERON FELTER.
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EAST MoRRIsANIA vILLAGE.-About

~ 2bc lots (rcnaniue ufsodl varying IA size 0In oe-
eighth OF an acre 70 sN acres offered for SALE the
most favorable Ten pei ocs down aud balance on
or before March 1854 Tide perfect Thesc ote occupy
~ey healthy beautiful location, and IN ul view OF
che Fest River aud the immediate vicinity 81 the RESI-
eversl Of the wealthy aud respectable citizens
OF Wesohester County Ao tue fishing within oreusrter
mile Several houses baling aud lois e as
rapidly For maps and oflsT Information apply 20 ID H.
WlNfON. no. Tryen-fow, Harlem tlaread Oiice
opposite City Hall
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alarbinfrp, &f.
IOWEv SEWING MACHINESTheFir,

HOWE's SEWING MACHlNES-Th FIRST
and C.is1aal PaieuL-My XlcAinHs With recel. lai
yauatle IN pT,yeens stded, warraa,ed 70 p5oi1cs
work tr.-- euay leatherl superior manner 20 any
,e hifs b rto.o-e use FJsR1e . No ~ B-oliwty,
NeVYork md Nc l5g hEnovcr-s; Boston. Cal IA see
the Mach,rfs s1d the work produced.
TIE vsls, al Tia Patent has beea flly sustained and
eortrred bv tra At law Boston N July ast against IN
orrnrzed comhiuaton Of inrngers All sewing nl-cain
nov N use without authority from me- aTs olI AIe l1n'
or uodica ions cf ry invaa.io and viii 5e esAy pro
eseded arsirst rs ufrngemen;s OF the c All persons
who nave finzed BY Using such machines CT otaerwse
who wish 70 save legal uay ob.aIa licenses Gn4sr
nv p1ieui by applying Is above. .o..
TIE pubic axe Cautioned AGAINST rcqlFte1 see1 nc.
Straight Nerde. Perpendicular Action sewing Aae1l1e
a no such patent has ever been ever VIII Pc s1.eG 20
nv u.sor uude- or presout Patent Avs al sssroas %
10 the cont4ary tk5.sa3ag prosecution
s certraly follow tie purchase Of ell sach or any o'nsf
sruriCuE mach MS .., II,
az cey a 7o would u blynS real estate see tait ySa
10 nj hive l. sui, claim title imposed u1on yol ELIAS
HOWE j. Crsina P.isLteo, No. ~ bfoAd"ay'
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U,OR sALE-Ip Newtown L. l.. Farm,

containing about 80 Of inst quality Of land ffens
M ON Frcsh Pond Road and running cAy through % Cy.
pres Hill Plank Rosd bcng about three miles fon WI!
kamsbursh and shout and half rules tom Brooklyn
Tina direct couso Of Myrtle-sv, ard half ie from rear
ENTRANCE Of Cypress Hill Cemetery On the premises are
large connections house and Fe farther par
ficalAss Inquire OF CORNELIUS De BEvOISE pyerni-
sss or Of NJ Q. DE BEvoIsE, Ne IS Csthariess, ~ r.
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alillinerp.

HNO THE LADlES.--Our Fail STYLE of La
4 dies Misses and Chdrens Drab and Black Fs Black
aud DIAL Beaver Bonaets with beautiful Beaver Riding
Hat tor Ladies and Misses, made on the hsst stock 10
market Also, arge and handsome assortment Of plain
and embroidered GU of the latest Paris mons with usw
sy'es OF Dgab aud Silver stt BacA and Dab Beaver HSs
sud Flats for Boys Misses ani Children MONARlUE
old establishment, No - BoweTy
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ROARDTNG SCHOOL for

VNINANT's BOARDING SCHOOL for
w BOYS a. Little Fc--y niue miles FROM Iiobokeu, y. j.
This = col has been IN mceissfu' operation i've year
puril p cfvtc my frf Tens tJr Bo1f Tuition. ash
~ rrd Nrnfl.F ~ rrr 10 trter fO- 7srru a-s apply
10 Mem W Hular Fsi- 30. 3 Nassau-st sud w Thur
r-sn 3D. corner Q, C-nA AID Na1Es- o. eidrcss the
ITIDcifli a D. "INANi
TEACHER WANTED-Wanted, a MN
L coaiuttcrt 10 boch French, DRIVING Writing sai
C,vrnutsf,s. hr he Freedman, who furnish
tr-tmo ia O. god moral character and ability % teach
ereh men p find immediate empi0 and liberal
,alarv. Adfuis ". Box 70. 1csi.
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ILLNOIS-.Wnntcl 10 pur.

cOO chase the old titles lands granted TO soldiers in
Illinois which have for many years been sold for taxes Ap
ply to- address II. MATrlSON, No. Nasssust. sec-
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MESSRS. LIGHTE 4 NEWTON, No. %
II RARMORE offer al their manu-

" factory and wareroo- No. SiS Beeeker-st, corner
OF Charles an assortment Of elegant Papoforte with mo
metallic frame and reyerse bridge and all other modern 10
movements
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~ FORTES.-Ne have on hand large assortment
OF and secondhand Pianos OI sale ad 10 hire Pianos
from 10 $50 for hire from - slo per month No.
80 Broadw ay. Nswlosk STAFFORD BROTHER
DIANO-TORTE for SALE-An elegant Rose
Il wood Piano Forte, Il ade BY Halett 4 Alien Boston;
octaves, Harp PEDAL Has been used onyGy month";
Inquire, for two DAYS. Of
BILLINGS, TAYLOR ALTMAN,
No. ) Park-place.
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Nv hfNIti>D ouh ><i<AsA TX 1919
BROTHER, Nos ~ Fulton 81 and 1872 Bo;yey woase
call the attention Of their numerous friends and
that Whiting the ~ they in ant Of ms ooS
Nseh snch Beesey, Tobias Cooper Tayar, a5 osnss
ceebTsted makers; Silver Ware. such Is ForxA oyoo
better than ever seu the mentioned o On tse
reasonable terms On stick Is hrce sad wed ssHs
a. re CARDS uste ebespEess AID durability, Our pioNs
doing busness IL bay sd ssn OR eaa, sad seods 80
ranisd TepreNntsd. ronr esstoa y INST cordially ~
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IMPAIRMENT Of REPAIRS and SIP.
~ PLIES Nov. y, ls52-Pabc notice is hereby riysn
City Of Aeg-Yerk Tor services rendered or srfrIs f
nshed BY order OF the Committee OF the Common Council
o. account OF the funeral Otsequies Of the late Hon D,ne
Netssef 70 present the same under oath 70 the Con
lssi9ntI o. Repairs and Supplies his Office No Nv
CtS hsl basement before Wednesday the lar dsy
!" DS9eH-Sei' i'S1, VIM ADAMS
Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-25
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