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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15
CoLToS, Auctioneer.
MORTGAGE SALE of HOUSEHOLD

~ FURNITURE, CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS
SELL THIS DAY "wednesday Dec IS lo O'clock a, the
Auction Rooms No 80 Beekman g. aud No. 80 Ann st. tho
largest stock of Cabinet and Household Furniture that mas
been of, red this 1t will comprise, in part Rose
wood and Mahogany Sofas and Rosewood and
Mahogany French Bedsteads Book cases. WardrObes,
Secretaries Mahogany Extension Tables, Marble-top Cen
ter, Side and Cara Tables Ladies' Work Tables Marbs-
top Wsshstands Diys Ottomans Dressing and Plain Ba-
Bedroom Furniture suites Brussels and Ingram
Carpets Rugs Oil Cloths French Plate Mirrors all kinds
OF once Desks alr Mattresses and twenty pairs OF Pail
black walnut and curl maple Cottage, Office and Boston
Rocking Chars-all in good order
This sale will prove advantageous to Dealers well
all IN want of good Household furniture Catalogues ready
early on "Wednesday morning. when the goods be
amned. No postponement any
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NOR aALR-The Frame House ana Lot No.

E0R HALE-The Frame House and L.R NO
IL IA nulhsuy-k near proomee Lot IS BY 10
BrKxNAN-sr.-The3 thfee-seory ofck houses ana ion
hJoa 50 and So Beekman-st- Each lot Is BY iM
THonpsoH-sr-The two story brck hoase ana iot No.
rs Ihompsont between Bcecker and Houston STA L0s
~ byA. - c,sS al
OSBORN, 10. ~ MubVnya, near 0'aads"
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Real estate for Sale.
~ g, GALE CHEAP-In the town Of

A FARM for SALE CHEAP-In the town OF
a ,r.ss-n pochlsnd County New York, thirty miles
-. ~ esfv eoetsnips o. scres with good and conve,
isnt Hoss Bern and other necessary outouiidinea al
Lit - rood we'll of the door also young
"a 6oarips orchard For particulars inquire Of 3 O.
ACTON. No 6S Broadway, of Amityss SACk fC
CSRSI sxtbx. between Sd and 4th-avs. CHRISTI
PHTR WALTON, Fordham. Of JAMES COkSA, on
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MISS DwIGHT's SCHOOL of DESIGN

vI No $50 Brosdway-Nhere the best instruction will
be gwen in the of Drawing AID Pa;nng a. - for
term Of twenty lessons Payments advanced
On MONDAY, Dec. Is At O'Clock Miss Dwight VIII
commence with class for instruction the theory AID
principles Of Art Is for the course.
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B.A Chiffon, Auctioneer.
i OTIS of GROUND on Sth-Av., 25th, 62nd,

I OTIS of GROUND ON Sth-Av, 18th, 62nd,
IL 69th and S8th-s's, at Auction.
COLE & Chiffon will sell ut Auction on FRIDAY
Dec IT, at u O'Clock, the Merchants Exchange the fol-
lowing Lots Of ground yiz
TwENIy-FIFIB-ST-2Lo Lots, north side, near STRAY.
SIxTY-SEcoSDSr.-l Lot, north side near 8th.sv
xTY-NINTH-ST.-2 Lots, south side 8th-w.
EIGHTY-EIGHTH-ST.- Lots north side between It'll and
gth.av.
EIcHTH-Av.-2 Lots southeast corner Of G9thst
EIcHIB-Av-l Lot east side between list and 1lndsts.
For Maps and terms apply the Auetioneers, No oval
at (5lg)
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obstruction.
ROOK-KEEPING, WRITING. acc

ROOk-KEEPING, WRITING, &c-Class-
~ rooms No. SS7 Broadway near WalkeI-st Hours Of
instruction A. NJ to- Z. NJ. The design of Fosters
commercial Institute Is TO furnish young gentlemen who
have completed their general education, well adults
attaining, without loss OF time, practical knowledge Of
those branches which essential TO the active
concerns Of HE Writing Bookkeeping aud Arithmetic
are taught by M Foster sound and indus putabe pn
cipts, 10 the entire exclusion Of the modern six
twelve lesson eharlatanry and students qualified
discharge the duties Of the counting house expeditions
and superior manner.
Gentlemen who familiar with the details of business
may attain under Mr.. Fosters instruction. a competent
knowledge OF the principles of double entry the short
syace OF one week.
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JOHN L. VANpEwArER, Auctioneer.
RS at AUCTION, THIS DAY. I

l. VANDEWATER Co. will sell. THIS DAY. ct lo(
O'Clock, at No. IA Wallst large and splendid assortment
of rstcsss Fus consisting in part Of Sable, Stone Mar
ten Russia Fitch Mountain Marten and otherMus victo
and Cuffs Emne and Sable Gloves, &c. Also Sleigh
Robes viz Prairie and Hudson Bay Wolf, African Lynx
Polish and Genet Robes The whole to be sold without
serve, for cash. aording fine opportunity for purchasers
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DENsiANSHIP.-The subscriber win receive

Il pupils this week to his Day and Evening Writing c.sses
graranfeeps al satisfactory improvement snd
csses elegant handwriting ten le.soas OF hour
each Ladies' Classes meet AZ IL and O'Clock
OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH, No. sss Broadway.
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nAINTING and DRAWING.-M'Tle BOT

III TENTINT, from Paris, having considerable .P;rl
epce IN reachng has commenced Of nsruc Ion
ho-~ b snches for young ladies' She receives IA On
MONDAYS wednesdays and FRIDAYS, fro 70 10
II o'clock at her residence No $50 Houston, corner
Of Crosby-st
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i1)atrbes, Jewelrp, Sc.
N7ATCHEs AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

w sen WATCHES.-Just received by the subscriber.
some very fine Jules Jergensen Watches with certificates
from him with each Watch warranted perfect keepers
for sale at less than the usual prices.
Cooper Watches-some in hunting cases duplex and le-
vers, perfect mekeepers,
Independent Second Watches and quarterseconds for
timing horses, in gold and silver cases .
Splendid Gold Pocket Chronometes which run without
any variation
Enamel Watches for ladies'.
Gold and Silver Levers Detached Levers Lspine, Du
pex and all other styles OF Watches All of the above for
ale at less than the usual prices.
Diamonds, Diamond Pins Rings Earnings, Finger.
Rings, and Crosses, for sale low. .
Fine Gold Lepine Watches holes jeweled. ....s 25 90
Fine Gold Detached Levers full jeweled. .... so 90
Gold Enamel Watches, for ladies. ....,....... - %
Gold Hunting Watches, for ladies'. ....'....... - w
Gold Hunting Patent Levers, tor gents % w
Silver Patent Levers. :..'s..cio 10 ~ W
Silver Detached Levers full jeweled.... Is to IL 20
Silver Lepnes, holes jewelod. ............... goo
and all other kinds OF Watches At equally low prices
Also all kinds OF Gold Chains pure gold Wedding Kings
gold Keys ard Seals gold Pens aud Pencils gold and silver
Thimbles diamond Rings and Pins Bracelets gold Lockes
Cui-Pns Earrings gold and silver Specacles Breast
Pins Finger-Rings silver Fruit Knives sterling silver
Spoons Cups. Forks, &c. at much less than the usual
prices. Watches and Jewelry exchanged All watches
warranted keep good time, or the money returned
Watches Clocks and Jewey repaired IN the best manner
at much less than the usual prices.
GsoRGE c. ALLEN,
Importer Of Watches and Jewelry. wholesale and reta
No. II Wast, lup-stairs) near Broadway-fo'mery az
No. 81 Walst
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No. 81 Broadway
ELECTRO-PLATED WARE from CUAs
II CHRlsTOFLE L Co.'S Manuf.c.ory-sols -

AT GAME GUILLEMOT 4 CO..,
Always band for sale large assortment of r.. s-,
IrsyS CAndelAbrss FORKS and Spooas and ey,rvth,n,
WHICH belongs 10 the table seryice '-e
AL these GOODS are warsned superior By ther nature
and plating 10 any other similar.
They can both support high degree Of heat and be
replafed always when used up.
The guarantees red the public for qualities are
The Manufacturers marks scale and the Of CHRIS
IOfLE In full which do allow to oonsound them with
other pshnss A GCURE. Asent
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|. 11,ppIvATE sALE-A small handsome

~ CouDtry Seat on the East River, Astoria con.
tsuius toe scres Of land and adjoining the farms o.
Mecs Kowenhovsn end Repalpe-house, cottage ,Iyie'
nearly new 10 by 90 with piazza front and resr paIn,
stable ke apple and peach orchard in full bearing Lnes
splsndid view Of the East River and Flushing Bay nn
situated on the Hell Gate Neck Road ana GUY ~ tv
at all ho'' Of the d'{ SoA AEpy Chiffon, No. was
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B.A Chiffon, Auctioneer.
GALE of ELEVEN HANDSOMELY LO.

Of Brooklyn -COLE Chiffon will ssn e Aac c -.
MONDAY, Dec. % at u oclock. 81 the Merchant -
change, New York eleven Pots compnnsg . se ~ ~
and sth-svs and i4t and i5th-ta in the Eighth wam
the City Of Brookys. This property 10 located -
mspdne position overlooking ihs city and the by -
improvements in he immediate vicinity Of sucn 81
scter q To rendss certain the doubling Of the pop =
value In two o. three yesn. ys msps and ssrms Xxx
the once Of The Aucsiopeers No. 9WslIA. vv
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JOIN l.. yASDEwArER, Auctioueer
OIL PAINTINGS. i'm

ELEGANT OIL PAINTINGS, in RICH
~ GILT FRAMES. at auction on THURSDAYS L.
yANDEWATER & CO, will sell on THURSDAY, al lof
O'clock az No Ia Walst without reserve 80 elegant Oil
PAINTINGS rich gilt frames suitable for the decoration Of
parlors or galleries principally from the pencil OF Z. c.
Coates, the celebrated American artist The whole TO Be
sold without and exhibition the gal
lery rear of the store.
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D. g. HoucH, Auetioneef. By c. W HolnE1S::
WILL be SOLD TOMORROW, Ipuls
w dAy.l q 1o& e'eleek, q sisaeom Nc. e - -
CSsirs, Hahoeany Black Walnut and Maple bse.cSs
Mahogany md MsTbletep Durse@ and Cent? ss.4s,
eSks, Sofa Bed, Looking 0laaess Aastrsoess &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15
At PRIVATE SALE-Fiye four-story Brick

"A Henses built in the most substantial manner ana
Lots q ground situated the north sde Of %tn o.
tveeb 10th md llthsvs commencing l25 feet from ion-
Az The Lots are each feet by half the block In depth
The HOUSE, are each "a feet by 50 feet in depth srge
MORTGAGE For price and further particulars apply to the
Auctiopeer No. Il Broadst
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GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS,
" BEDS, MATTRESSES, &C. at CRAWBUCK,S No.
$50 Grand-st second door east OF Essexst, New York
CHEAP UPHOLSTERY and FEATHER STORE.-The
attention fam about purchasing respectfully invited
to the large and beautiful assortment OF Beds Mattresses
Palasses Bedsteads Cots &c. all of which have been
purchased low cash prices and will be sold at such prices
make inducement for all to call apd examine the
above previous making their purchases Goods sent
any part the city, Brooklyn and WILLIAMSBURG free of
carriage Old Beds and Mattresses and made
w CRAWBUCK, No. 358 Grsnd-st,
"a door of Essex at.
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vTHE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.-New-

TNHE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.-New
Il York ofces-corner of Hanover aud Beiversts, and
No 2O3 Broadway, below Fulton-st. The Magnetic Tel
eaph Company for the purpose OF the further acconmo
da0n OF the public TO keep with the rapidly ncreas
Telegraphc business and enable their agents to dispatch
with prom all that may be offered have at
heavy expenditure, completed aud in active opera
ton separate and distinct lines Of poles and relegraphc
wires extending from NewYork 20 the City of Washing
ton One BY the railroad route with i've from New
York Philadelphia and four wires from Philadelphia TO
Baltimore and Washington by the other line along the
turnpike roads there wires the whole distance AMI
the Company have stations at Wilmington, Trenton, New
Brunswick Princeton, Newark, Jersey City, Hayre dc
Grace, Port Deposte and NewHope
With seven wires as above, aud regulations to insure
prompt delivery this Company affords TO persons disposed
avail themselves of the and advantage of h, rapid
mode of communicating with personal business friends
in distant cities en- extent of for promptiude I'M
equaled by any other line in this country.
Telo grnphing but recently experiment has become
systematic ard reliable medium of business aud the amount
OF thousands upon thousands of dollars daily trans
acted through Its agency.
PRcEs-For the transmission Of ten words less (exclu
sive OF date, address and signature for which no charge
made tie prices from NETWORK 10 NEWARK,
frenfp cents to PHILADELPHIA twenty-five cents; and
TO BALTIMORE WASHINGrON, Gfiy cents. Open
daily from A. NJ. 10 10 7. NJ.
WIN. VI. SWAIN, President
WM Il WESTFRNFIT SUPERINTENDENT
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furniture, &c.

FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, No 239
l. BOWERY.-The subscriber respectfully calls the at
the public his large stock OF Rosewood Wal
and Mahogany Furniture made and upholstered under
his ciTcunsl ecton and which he offers TO sell at
reduced prices order make for proposed altea
tons and aCditors in the building His stock is extensive,
consisting OF every description of Furniture Mattresses,
Feather Beds &c lie would also solicit particular atten-
ton his splendid improved Sofa Bedseafs very low
prices. n. B.-Goods warranted as represented.
+. FITLSIMMONS, No. 239 Bowery.
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WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auctioneer
MI ORTGAG SALE.-GrOcery Stock,

AvA Horse, Wagon, and Fixtures. THURSDAY, Dec.
49, 10 o'clock, at No 90 Forytht Of Hester Con
ssting Of Teas Sugars Butter Lard, &C. with the usual
assortment Of goods found frscsss One Black
Horse, years old, sound and kind Grocery Wagon.
Also, Gas Fixtures, Counter Platform Scales, &C.
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NEWELLs PATENT SAFETY LAMP

N w ~ II
IN and LAMP-FEEDER-A article, warranted to
prevent all accidents from the Of Burning Fluid Cam
phenc end other explosive compounds used for the pro-
duclion OF light
This invention is applied to Silver, Brass Britannia Glass
and other styles of LAMP and LAMP-FEEDERS.
The attention OF the public particularly called TO the
application Of this protection in Solar Csmphene Lamps
Lanterns, &c.
For sale, Wholesale aud retail, by NEWELL CO., sole
manufacturers, No. Winter Boston, and New York
BY @. w. HcCREADY. No. fl6 Broadway. Also, Burning
Fluid. Camphene Resin, Oil, &c.
The following certificate is sufficient guarantee Of the
entire safety and efficiency of the Safety Lamp and Feeder
CERTIFICATE
NEw.YoRX Oct. IT, 1859.
We have examined tile Patent Safety Lamp and Lamp
Feeder Of Mr. John Newell of Boston and fully con-
vnced from the experiments have made with them
that he las obtained the great desderaum of preventing
the risk oexplosve action in the of burning fluids in
Lamps and Feeders
In this entirely in the opinion of Prof
Silmsn and Drs Hayes and Jackson.
JOHN TORREY, Prof Of Chemistry.
WIN. III. ELLET, Prof OF Chemistry.
All orders for Lamps or Fluid promptly attended to.
Solar and other Lamps be altered and have the safety
attached.
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6crses, Carriages, Sc.

Tor SALE-A brown HORSE. I6 hand,
Il high, yesrs old in May next warranted sound and
knd al harres. and his mile in three minutes
wiz DC soc cheap spphed Tor at No $50 sthst A B. c.
HORSE and GIG for SALE-Horse is dark
bay years old le hands h gh sound and kind raised
bcst Harness. AL together separately Address HORSE
AND GIG, Box No. l,S49, Post OfEce 0A>'N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15
Diano-fortes.

A GREAT BARGAIN.-A Piano Forte of
IA superior tone, modern rosewood case by one OF me
Les msEer 6. octave worth ESQ II WILDE sold for $50
ss The owner who il unwell has left it sale st C. C.
WILLTAMSS Cabinet Warerooms No. lS7 Futonst,
few doors east Of Broadway
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DMNO-FORTES.-Persons about purchas-

ing Pianos will find 1t 10 their advantage to call at
R GLENN Co.'S Mandatory, No 1874 Fulton-s, (west
OF Broadway general assortment of mahogany and rose
wood Pianos constantly hand which will be sold low for
cssh approved paper Dealers supplied on liberal terms
r. GLENN Co. No 1874 tulton-st
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TO PRINTERS and PUBLISHERS.-For
guilerp and 6aromare.

VutIfrp dn6 bar0mare.
A TRALlA and CALIFORNIA
4 GOODS-Merchents Con panies and Individuals st.
ting out TO- these ind full AMI complete assort
Psnt o. Miners Tools Pieks Shoyeh. Hardware Cutlery
kdse Tools Firearms. &c. &C a. the old stand of
CHARLES 5 LITTLE Nos IS and 81 Fulton a.
'SlLER1, Nc.-Sets Of Ivory and Dessert
hnves and FORKS, and knivea only Tearrays Polished
Shoses and Toms. Fire Sands kc Wholesale and retail
L ;. LITTLE, NOs IS and 81 Fulion-st
'UILERf.-Table and Pocket Knives. Sells.
sors and Rszos suitable for Hardware Stationery ana
rshey sorss hne sssorent for sale cheap 70 cah md
No. fPlatt-st
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SPLENDID CABINET FURNITURE
~ BRUNER MOORE respectfully inform the public
that they will open on MONDAY Dec. H. their new and
with stock of rich and elegant rosewood black walnut
and mahogany Furniture In suites made the premises
and warranted stand furnace heat Having extensive
mandatory and large warehouse they keep complete
assortment and sell at wholesale retail very low prices
Theyaso continue TO keep wellselectsd
their old stand No. ia fultonst, near Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15

A DvERTIsEMENTS are inserted in the
best pspsrs In other cities and towns It w. B. PALM.
ER's Advertising Assaey, Tribune Buildinga
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ATPRIvATE SALE-The desirable Lease
"A hoId prsuses known AZ No. 20 Univeraty.place west
de hcfveeu 9Th and 9hsts and the third house south OF
Thomas A Emmets and the sams size ground rent sI
~ W. ~ No. 7BrOad-st.
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g TX PER TUN for the best Peach
w - Orchard Red Ash Coal delivered from bosss
md Is per Tun from yard screened and delivered Ysrds
No Sls Delaney Goerckst, snd No. 40 Pa lSthst
between Avenues A. and B. JAMES MOORE.
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DIANO.FORTE WAREROOMS, No. 1861

Il Broadway, door above Thompsons Saloon. Per-
about purchasing Pianos invited to call Ut the
WarerooTus OF BENNETT Co. where they will find an
assortment Of rosewood Piano fores of modern style
Every instrument warranted for two years Should douots
be entertained quality, the payment b. deferred
until such doubts removed Old Pianos received In part
payment for New and secondhand Pianos ~ let
Mandatory, Nos. 81 3l3 and 3l5 Rvingtonst
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rorN RIJDD. Manufacturer and Pro

ATFD FORKS and SPOONS, Brunswick
.La.5 ,,nped and plain patterns. Of supsror quail
- sar ale TO he trade BY EDWARD DAVIS
Ivy ioi s"4o " No.4 Patt-st-
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TNHOSE who are DESTROYS of selecting hand
i come PRESENTS for the Holidays should examine
the Porte Monnaes Card Case Gold Pens Pencil and Pen
Cases from the assortment hand by GEO. H. BELL,
dealer in Foreign and Domestic Stationery No. loS Mas
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DITTSTON COAL.-THE PENNsYLyA

SRI IN PER TUN.-Best quality Peach
" 4 w Orchard Red Ash Coal, Nut size Stove
and Ess mes At lowest market prices Ao best quality
g., near Broadway.
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NOR SALE-Jn the town of Rye. Westches-

EOR SALE-In the town of Rye, Westches-
ter county, the residence OF the late Joseph Parker
consisting 81 of land Situated thereon IS house,
nearly and III rstrate order OF the following dimen
sons 'front.' so feet deep finished complete through
out also large and smmodous barn and other build
ngs There variety of fruit trees the promises
The house stands high ground commanding extensive
view OF Long Island Sound and the surrounding country
Adjoining the premises about SIX acres OF frstrate
land running through Long Island Sound with or
chard thereon which be purchased if desired Distance
rom Rye Station New-York and New-liaven Railroad,
about two miles Fox further particulars, apply 10 Mrs
ELIZABETH PARKER. on the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15

broadway PROPERTY for SALE-The
ID House and Lot northwest corner OF broadway and
HowadsD e feet front and rear and 10 feet deep IL
bens In the most central part OF the city, renders It most
dsGabb for Capitalists for me rcsntie bang
ing or bsss purposes Inquire at the office OF ARNEf
HUMPHREY BUTLER, No. 20 Walst, between the
hour Of II aud O'Clock on Tuesdays and Fridays
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15

EOLIAN PIANOS.-The best assortment OF
IT. pianos in this citv can be the Wsreroos OF
TINCOIN A THOMPSON, No. al Broadway. including
Halet Davis Co.'S celebrated Eosn Pianoa OF new and
much approved scales superior to any other
T. The market Also large variety from other distinguished
EeYork and Boston makers. Gilbers and other second
hand With and without the Eoian, at various prices
"N-' LINCOLN 4 THOMPSON, No. al Broadway.
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CKATES.-A superior assortment OF German
ped and unstrnpped ,,v-,r ~. % ~ s,p,l,on..t
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COR SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY

OR BALE or EhtHANUC ioI VII L
i PROPERTY--A frst-class FARM, highly improved, OF
100 in Weschese County u miles from the Hudson
ired dollars worth of hay annually, besides great abund
,nce of gram apples, &C large House, Barns &c,
sect and FarninI Utensils also for sale he lowest prce
for the Farm is Eighteen Thousand Dollars Inquire Of
GEORGE MoCORD, No 70 Williams, and SAMUEL
EDDY, No. 63 Wallis.
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EOR SALE-Two four-story double s1i ' erie.
II ment House., Nos 9o4 and dS East zls-st rnee
A. 400 eschfo and geo cash balance 70 remain three
49,. - io,rer Addrcss H Z. Broadway Post-Ofce.
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J,OR SAIE-A noble truck Farm of 107

Tor SALE-A noble truck Farm OF l0I
acres well watered and fenced, Is acres of wood,
miles from New Brunswick sold low. so near Nor
ristown and 100 PlaiHed low for cash or ex
change for good city property. Also several Houses and
Town Lots in planfed, and a half hour from New
York by railroad Call on S. VAIL Pacific Hotel, New
York. Saturdays from 10 to 2 other days In Planheid
Eew-Jersey.
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Let. from the LIST of

NOR SALE-Or to Let, from the LIST OF
II Anil next in Tanytown, q large double Dwelh =;
House suitable for the residence Of large fam ~
or for boarding house flor which guIpOss shr an
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and all who were loboring for the overthrow of
Slavery. To us such assurances were truly en-.
courasing, and the brief acquaintance formed
with the aboltionists ofBrceksvile and vicinity,
is pleasant remembrance, ono which we hope
may be mutually profitable. Friday evening
we were at Bennets Corners. Here too VIC had
rain, and good attendance of Aboli,ionists,
whose love for the cause many waters cannot
quench. Here too, good Free Soilcr came
forward to apologize for his party, who he adj
mitted were not what he desired, but had hope
that they might hereafter attain to a respectable
Anti-slavery position. In several places some
donations and pledges were obtained, which are
properly reported to the treasurer of the soci-
ETY.. c. S. S. GRlFFING.