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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28
WILLIAMS StAoohIO
Hsnar DAvns. Attorney
CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the az

SUPREME COURT.--in the matter of the ap
- psos OF the Mayer Aldermen and commonay OF ns CITY
g, a. Il, ,bs Hudson River in The CITY of New YoThe
subscners Commissioners Of Estimate and Assessment N TIE
above entitled matter duly sppos,ed BY rus 81 the s.psns
the people Of the Stats OF New fok, entitled An
As amend Act entitled an Act to redses several
parties the City OF New fork into oss Act passed Apni
ISIS April ao 1899 that the abstract OF the e'Ha and
Ne % mes Of the owners Of the numbers OF such
they the Maps OF the Comns-ons together
also all the adavs, estimates and other doss
meats which were .sed BY the Corssonss 10 shss i report
OF New YORK. for the inspection Of whoasoever mag
there least sixty days before the Commss
place hereinafter mentioned Commissioners further
the Of the entitled Aa Ao1
and Tsxe- the City and County Of New YORK. and foe
ether passed May a. $780,, passed May st, tbs
And sS Affected ,heSsy ,h. ,.y have cops,.s
Estimate
sest-d present their objection, wntns To MOSES NAY
kARD Jr Esq., the Chairman Of the sad COMMISSIONER the
wYori. thirty days thss
uens embraced by this assessment follows that To
enb- and bounded follows, On the BY the westsH
hse e Of ih the west by the easery hne SIDE u
the souh BY the hse Of the eessr OF the block bewesa
bt and b2d AID the soah BY the line Of the Of The
bloch between bs and 60h Add also all the lots
parcels Of land situate ns snd being sad City, described s.1
OF Ith the vest by the esster de Of 18th and
ty The ne Of water ma on The Hudson Ever an ne sors
ssd the south BY the hne Of the center OF the block between
Sis, end s0,hs And the said commsoners further NOTES,
report the above entitled matter will be made and
con the State Of New Yo Special
Term OF the said Court To be he'd he c aL Of ,hs City Of
Of the Cos that day, thereafter counsel b
heard and Nat then and there motion vii be mad. 'aA
JAMES $. siEDF0RD, {commi...osssa
WILLIAM s. GREGoRY,)
HsxEr T. DAVIS, Attorney. ji3 mat
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VALUABLE LOTS for SALE for $3.50

The undersigned have los Lots in the beautiful village
ofYONKERS about 10 minntes' walk from the Railroad
Depot which they propose to dispose OF In the following
Two Houses be built the Lots designated on the map
~ Nos s. and 81 and all the Lots with odd numbers TO 90
sold on terms follows $40 TO be paid delivery OF the
$40 the 9Th day Of June next and 300 to e-
main on bond and mortgage for three years at per cent
The drawing for choice Of Lots will take place In the VII
ase of Yonkes the eth day of June next and the per-
sons drawing Lots So and 81 will be entitled to the Houses
thereon without further than the amount paid for the
Lot alone The object of selling only the odd Lots being 70
give parties after the drawing the privilege OF
the even numbers either side Of them for $OC EACH Only
Is per cent of which required be paid down. Maps can
be had at the Office of COMBS NlCOLAf,
IA Grand st.. near the Bowery
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nosss WILCOX. '
HssnE. Dawn Ate aey. rs ssmv
SUPREME COURT, Richmond County.-John

StfkEhE COtkI, Richmond County.-John
~ C. ThOmpsoe AGAINST Isaac Aaceronsamnoas s money d.
rnsnd coniTset-t Coz not TO ISAAC ANDERSON Do
fenssnt You hereby summoned ami required the
snesded eonran, this noa. ~hh oil Be ad the oce a
the Cek Of the Connty Richmond hs occ the Cocny Of
Rhnosd the nh DAY o April s. and Of yoas
ass~er 10 the SAID coupsn the suersr 90 once, No -
kassss Ne~ lok CITY, ~hs stes the Of
this exclusive a the day Of sach .nt
fail 10 the within the snre->d The
plaintiff this VIII the Of
hundred and dollars ss t three with interest rom
the October thousand eh hundred r
two and for the OF tlos IS ~h interest from the ;~esnes
day OF March thousand e hundred and dry hesde Ne
costs OF this actoa-Daied Ne~ iort. April T. ls6a
al ia~lOwW JkO HEDLEY, PlAuuGs Attorney
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EVOR SALE or EXCHANGE for Civ

- Inperty-Ihe Stcamboat Dosk at Northport L. L
- ns DOCK fine Sorchouse excellent Gts fr oouu-
ossness The receipts for wharfage are n r.
cessins The communications with the city ara ffe-
~ boat rsroad sailing vessrs There are also
- saed Hons Shed &c No better inyssemeut for nna
n - osnd Terms very easy and price low Apply
-. HENRY J. SCUDDER
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NOR SALE-A few more S, 10, 20, and

~ unimproved Farms situated In the most pleas
and healthy part OF Long Island two and half hourS
ride from the city Twenty houses built and building,
and least forty have purchased with veiw of build
Ing city lots in the woods but 10 and ~ faru
which when completed will cost than city lot
without house, and you win have comfortable home for
yourself and families The best kind of Association is
your hook and examine for yourselves For partcu.
hr apply to A. McCOTTER No l2s Futonst
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TyOR SALE-At Morristown, N. j.

A very desirable Country Residence, consisting OF
rre and convenient dwelling ample barn and staoe
,aaiious carriage house pouryyard &C. tosetneI WIZ
af brty acres of excellent land ell under high Mate OF
ssiyson about onehsf Of which Is planted with nun
-es now in full bearing embracing all the choicest vae
a. and a great variety Of choice and rare ornamental
rees and srubbey. Possession will be gwen Inmediatey,
n required For terms &C. inquire of Mrs COOK on the
(which are about miles from the railroad sts'
Gon or OF ~ b. BRAMHALL, No. a Libertyst
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NOR SALE-A Country Residence in

nor SALE-A Country Residence IN
the beautiful village Of LlTCHflELD, Conn- u M.sr
i've boas ride of NewYork via NewYork and New-sven
md Naugatuck Railroads The HOUSE large ana wen
bailt containing rooms with large oaseEnen,
Tho are in good repar-sorne OF tneIn hee
psw There are about TWELVE ACkEs Of LhSDi y ~
oosether good Garden and choice Fruit OF an xhp
ssfher with an Ice house full Of ice, and Grapery
= sold cheap Any gentleman Wishing sune, vh 49, ~
would do well this before PurchswnS eWrNKIE
Rcr further particulars inquire Of r. 81 MxspNTR Na
- Merchants Exchange; HIRAM w WAnN u n, NO
q CedH|t, Oh VI S' g. r. DAVIS.
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Me0irdl.
AleOl(QI.
,.>..,N ,>r.L
REAUTIFUL FACE and HAND

- The advertiser In posesion Of an original recipe the
result OF experimental and particular studv whereby
the re and hand may be rendered esa so and fair
tersctns and remedyss the suremsu,s ana inconvsn.
eausss however unprsmine the present condition The
recipe free from injurious quality suppied 10 laav
gentleman receipt Of 81 to any part II The Unte1
States Addrc. Mn. L. L. YATES, koehesssr, MY.
FURTHER EVIDENCE of the great
IL virtue of DR.. HOOFLANDS CELEBRATES GER.
Man BITTERS, prepared BY d.. G. H. JACKSON, No.
Scotrs Weskiy said August Is "Dr Hooaand's German
Bitfers manufactured BY Dr. Jackson now
BY of the roet prominent members OF the Faculty ~
an article OF much efficacy IN cascs Of female weakness
such the would sivse sill mothers to obtain bot
tie and thus themselves much sickness Persons OF do
bhtsed constitutions will find these Bers advantages to
health a. We know from experience the luary edccf they
have upon weak systems"
The Daiy SPA says: at Of the best medicines ol
the age for Jaundice and Liver Complaint,
know to be excellent article fulfilling in every respect
what claimed tox 1t by the advertiser
The Eeetng Gsilefsa THE celebrated German Bit
te are d to be an invaluable remedy for Jsundce Dye
pepsia and Nervous Compaints"
The Dady Nesos, July "a says: "a MsprcrSE-We peak
ing Of this age and in diseases of the hillary digestive and
nervous systems has not think equal IL vege-
table PREPARATION and made without alcohol and TO all
dence,
The Dirateh says: As medicine for Liver Complaint
Jsundee Nervous Debility and Dyspepsia has been found
invaluable ehectins cures and thoroughly Graduating d.
ease, when all other medicines have failed"
For sale by respectable dealers throughout the country
Wholesale and retail by A. B. D. SANDS Fulton andWfl-
nam SITS, and c. II. RING, No. 1872 Broadway, New-York
Mrs NJ HAYES, Brooklyn WIN H. PIERCE, Pert
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SUPREME COURT.-ln the matter o. - "a =. CO
~ phe.son o. ne ns,os ss Of SIXTY sEcosD 81 nos
sas. y, siAsv CITY Of -. .so.- :. stea s.tts
s~ s,-d b. r.l~ ssyfs.s ~ The v~cps Of
@ ~ soflrb~s "As ct . sn =. CIV n es- Tsf
fecsee several isls psssed Apn 49, - 'ns ~ -
..s s.s &c, e., 81. q ss @ .....s
sbess ussser - - -, s.s<.. .. - 49, ~ ~sA
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CPLENDID COUNTRY-SEAT 70
C,TAMFORD--AT AUCTION.--The

place lately belonging Henry Sanford, ESQ., IN tho
Village of Stamford Conn., will be sold at public auction on
TUESDAY May H. at the MeTchsnI E.chsnse In Uni.
fully situated near the Episcopal Church. and contains
sommodous and thoroughly finished dwelling excel
lent stable and carriagehousc icehouse garden and nnal
orchard of Young trees The house is perfectly fitted with
avery in both stories BATH furnace &
and well and beautifully shaded In front The whole piace
abort is in perfect order admirably adapted to be the co
ty residence of any gentleman and his family Stamford
il on the line Of the EewHaven Railroad S6 miles from
this CITY, and stopping place for all trains For drawings
ande description for further particulars apply to M
SAMUEL WILLETS, No. sos Pearst, N. Y.
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TVARM at YONKERS for SALE

Within y miles OF Hudson itiver Klroad Depot and III
ailes of Bronxve Depot Harlem RAILROAD Contains 10
ceres of which 20 woods Soil superof buildings
and plenty; water good, and fruit abundant. View
very ne but not in SIGHT OF the Hudson River The place
tou very high; price very low Apply at Ne 10 Platst,
I'M faiea
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TAMIY SCHOOL for BOYS-At

LII WASHINGTON, Conn.-The Summer Term of this
School for 1882 will commence on WEDNESDAY, 5th Of
NAV next Pupils become members of the Teachers fam
ill., and fully and thoroughly prepared for College or the
business OF life Every attention paid to their physical and
moral training. The School is miles fran the Houss-
tonic Railroad at NewMord with which there aregular
sage communication The best OF references in
and Brooklyn and full particulars be had by calling
Charles Netteton, Esq, No. 81 Wsll-st, New-York.
H. w QUINN Teacher.
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NOR SALE. or to LEASE for Three

Nm house and y acrvs the property Of Mr J.
Som .as on Staten Island about one mile
% sas hoas with valuable tit tTcss in f sr,ns The
R.x % an extensive pyo.ps, Of the upper and
scsa Rent $500 Apply the pTemseS o. y,
APRiCHARD. No. 10 Waii-ss ~ Y y" =" EMh-nSON
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NOR SALE-A splendid Country Seat,

situated about miles from the City OF New Bruins
wick n j. along the Raritan River containing about -
ceres Of choice land The buildings consist of commodous
end convenient Owe ling house, good order, large car
and every necessary outbuing Tor the use OF
The situation for beauty and convenience not
surpassed The premises within Is minutes ride of the
Der6t at New Brunswick For particulars apply TO PETER
CONOVER Nc. 100 Georgest, New Brunswick.
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MISS DWIGHTS SCHOOL Of De-
lvu sI3N Ma see Broadway who're the bsst tnsassfoa
Wi bs evsn In he arts Of drawing and painting "a. ps~
Is tsrra ineirains twenty esunA Payment N ssssoes
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
II ete County OF New York hereby all persons
THOMAS MAHER late Of the City Of New
the with the vouchers thereof 70 hs
subscriber his No Bowery the CITY Of New
before the fifteenth day Of June negtDaed New York.
the ninth day of December, 1851.
DO isw6mws JOHN w. REA, Executor.
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NOR SALE-A NEAT COTTAGE

II entirely new, containing twelve rooms-ncudng bath,
Ing one three twelve eighteen acres OF
hnd adjoining the same situated mile north ofhe village
of New burg directly opposite the Poweton House and adj
oinng the lands of MessIs w H. Priest and Charles Down
Ing and running from the street TO the river.
Upon the premises stable, carriage house. &C. ana
about 600 fun trees the choicest variety OF which
re in full bearing Also variety Of shade trees Scenery
unsu assed the Hudson River location healthy good
roads and walks TO the village Title indsputabe, terms
easy. X H. MAZE, Ne"pufgh
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n w. KEELER'S FAMILY BOARD

NO ING SCHOOL for BOYS, NEWTOWN, Fairfield
County Conn. By Eew-York and New-Haven and Housa-
tonic Railroads 81 hours from NswYork, and one hour from
Bridgeport. 49, r-..,
TERMS 42s per quarter of IL weeks, for Board Tuition
Washing Mending Fuel, Lights and Bedding Instruction
in all English branches Pupils received az any Tune
Ton Overflow Nc Wall-st George w. Dow No Burning
ain Aaron Hawley No. Beaver-st, New York; Hon.
William Rockwell corner of Jay and Willoughbysss and
H. n Conklin No. u SsndsSt. Brooklyn
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Of REPAIRS and SUP

IMPAIRMENT Of REPAIRS and SUP
IL PLIES ApnI a. Is52-To contsctrs.seasd proposah
vii be the Oee Of the Commi'onef Of Repairs and
surpsr basement ena New City Bsn until sArUE
DAY ocDck ~ al which time they viii BE- pnohey
o0sned furnishing and delivery Of 1000 cgoe ynds OF
clean sharp gravel, az the fonouns named places wis
900 cube yards S7dist near tbs 3day.
cubic ards on 18th st near the 81 av
cubic yards the 80 av near I'd St
cube yards on sistst. near the ID
80 cubic ysrss s-fh near the 81 sv
cubic yards s1htt near the ID a., A.. -
81 their poposk the pficr -, eaD '
for DELIVERING the aHd the TINE required uefelo.
po.ss quantity ttaa 20 cube yala
ueui cerhsse Of the ssrs~yer
delivered PROPOSAL BE- endored Es'n.ss 10y
,pec6estion Of the material required and AZ ~ ~ H.
sard thereto can be had the Ofee u The
psrs Supplies Bank VII Be III an s.y
H-Ife ConusssoBer the nsstM r...;on -
n d. ...r.e. n deetr~d the interest % me
Nm ADAMS, Commissioner OF hspe'', - :
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NOR SALE-A Pew in St. Bartholo-
news Church. middle AISLE No. g. Apply At No %
irving place, of r. COIIiNo'
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NTPREME COTRT.-WilIiam u. Bowerman

CUPREME COURT.-WIliam ID. Bowerman
- ssn., John for noueJ eerans on eontr'e
cn no, ser JOHk ERf DEN You are hereby sanooned
40 r,oured compnt thu stol which al se lied
~ ree Of the City and County Of s~s foff Of tie
C- ,l CIV end u an-~er
10 ,ad Complaint the subscriber, at Their sf- "" wan
st. City Of fe~iorh ~Iha twenty dsys se inc serve
~. ,vnu.n, on you exclusive Of dy Of such .ns
YOU fail 10 tie rad complaint vn the time ess1 ~
ninutf the vii tsf- judgment sssns, Jca Tor me
ssbtv .even dollars WITH interest from the si ~ n
Arr eight hundred aud fifty besdr ias '
ihls Dsted Apnl g. 1888. . -. a.. .,ornry,
NAHN R0pMAN PIEnsON, Fhlnu1 ..,
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sosers together With sseh and he Of sssnsss
whether of damage bese<t aso an he sass
vhhA used ~ The Conuaseosss
rspsr depc~ted The t,rs~t CoaEoa
err. oee oftAs c.y o. Nee fo s NE 81
there 10 o a. >>s, sW saye
ssSs salS sske her report Ne sA ssersne
cosr q, he tine p@s be~safe nessossd Asa ~ 80
farther psrsossf 70 ne seSfcnsot 81
soesd sst entsd a Aet N sstea
coscaoe Of asS Tare> ne cU ssa CsssQ
81 New and r other pssed hsy ~ s< $780,
Nay :, sti, 10 the ovacs cecspan or
hosss sraprOvsc hsds ssessec u~feoy -
Hsy rsss and As<ens<sf sef ueaf ~
~hoee sf>cted uer.ey and Who nsy - ~
poeet 70 the requested pre>ess Aer osse<sos v
~ to Hsny B-sknsa Ess the Chsrsa q the cad Cossos
~ the oeee 81 he Cesssel Of Ne Coo0sos, Nes CU hah
Ne Sy 81 Nev fork ,As tArS ron The cate u M -
80 sad Nat the hn enbrest BY the cad ssses2eas are
IA, 70 al parcel Of <nd dsssne~S al
hho~s hat 10 al that part Of Nxv >~soed -
20 est hs ert~esn he westerly sds Of IN asd -
es'eJ ace Of kshbs. and al
Sse % sseed % S.s By the 81 sstA
Ne sne NE s~<>> srt-
ardst tss soss s<s b-s~r-, suv .s,s
u ssd snu Avt st. al to.s .vs-s 90 parss
'sterssne tie sd a AsA %. he -
Coaaeeosep 10 Nrsher eve &c sbsvs
essed ~ be Dsds ssi cs.
- State Of Ne~ roh. spes~l Of Cost N -
he'd ca kar Cry 81 Nc~rst. SATURDAY he -
NAY Of Ne or - soe
srrsAer be hssrd AID there =
sor sed be eossrs~d-Daasi Yos
FaiIip ] sosRoi. co~a..s...
MOSES WILCOX, }
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NJ Y. SUPREME COURT, County OF west
IN ehe,ersarah plaintiff assisst 6eose shsrocs,
aeensant-To GEORGE SHAMROCK, defendant foa are here
br snuuonsd required the complaint IN thus tos,
vhicb OF the Cefk Of the County OF Wet
chester Al White Plains the 18th day Of March, se and 70
serve the sad compliant on The ss-cfs
At his Office vgr Of fontero N sad eosny ~Htn ,~sv
OF me aJ
- and n You fail 70 ssd complaint vhs
u, tine aore-sd plaintiff the acton VII Apply 70 e Court
sr The reI.f ceased the eompnt-Dstsd March 10 1853
r. W. VAN PELT, Plaintiffs Attorney fonhsr'
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w hLO hDIIC 10 1 - OH l1HOII II IN =,
in FULL VIEW of HIGH BRlDGE-Members OF
Building Associations others that DESTROYS of purcha
ing Building Lots in this city, at low prices are informed
that number of persons have joined together and purchased
block ground the upper part of the city, between the
7h and 8thavs Ii pleasant location; about three feet
above the grade and entirely free from rocks and stones
which makes them more desirable and considered by
good judges to be the cheapest lots this island Price
from &25 to $375. Terms easy All subscribers will be
placed upon equal footing with respect to the choice OF
Lots The arrangement be closed in few days; there
fore those persons who would avail themselves of this excel
lent opportunity, should Immediately apply to COMBS
NICOLAY, No. 2H Grand-st., the Bowery Office
bours from 6 TO 9 o'clock L. M
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HARMS and MANUFACTURING

LII SHOPS-TO SHOE MANUFACTURERS, &c.-for
sale bargain Go of choice land, young fruit and
two good dwellings barns &C. shop fitted up for the shoe
manufacturing for the trade This great opportunity a.
Che business will go with the Farm fine location and in
complete order only 80 miles from New-York in Rockland
County. ,
A 20 acres Of choice land nice house barn. &c. the
Village of Nysck Rockand County All in fine order full
view of the Hudson River, % miles from New-York.
Aso two dwelling houses and barn, fine shop adapted
Sr shoe capital location for the business all
fine order three beautiful lots OF ground N the village OF
Eyack Rockand County fronting the Hudson River %
sailes from NcwYork Apply to
A. & J. SERGEANT, No. Is Wall-st
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MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLIE

I'VE GIATE INSTITUTE, corner of 4th and Macdoued-
sts on Washinston-square, (Mesrs CLARKE FAN
MING PRINCIPALLY opened its ninth school year Monday
the 18th Of September 1881.
1t has been the aim of the Principals OF this Instt
ton carry school education TO the highest attanabe de-
gree perfection They accordingly selected this location,
for its beauty heahtuness ana having pur
chased the lot built thereon the main part of the
edice, with specially fitted for instruction and with
the addition ample and number for hundred
pupi deyong three entire stories of the building the
the School Being house the the
dwelling part. occupied by Of the Principals lie Ne as
ith-st, and II at Of the School, No 1853 kacdougalst
Circulars for particular information, may be obtained u
the lnstudcuthe following patrons Of which some OF
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NOR SALElTwo Farms in Essex Co,
Nj: Of % scrss With Houses &c snd 81 -
without buildings having mill ntee Also Dun~ns M
294 Broadway.
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Cost an1 fonno

T OST-On Sunday morning last, in re-
il 4 turning from the Church Of the Holy Communion 70
The Clarendon Hotel lsthst small white AIN
SCARF TIRE finder win piease r-turu the 70 ALLEN
BXRR Sexton OF the Church, Nc IS 2pth-st tef. avg
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NOTICE.-The copartnership hereto
IN fore existing between the subscribers in the City Of
Kew-York under the firm of HOGG bENaON, aus
solved this dav by mutual consent Samuel Benton au-
thorsed TO settle all business of the said n and all
age to be made TO Inundated New York, April iS5z
JAMES H0GG,
SAMUEL BENTON.
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EOR SALE or to LET-Fonr w.,

NVIl CALr OF 70 LET-FOur new
hreestory honses and Lots In wilhamsburrh On
corner OF Rersen-st, within about $40 tset ~
sssh oontsin nine rooEs and cellar four ire places saS
OF closets or pzntries Inquire Of ISAAC WARD
- me bowery Savings bsak at No. liz ast N YORK
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NOR SALE or to RENT-The large

and spacious building known as RlCES HoIEL 81,
nate m the village of New Rochelle within i've mlnutes
walk Of the New Haven Railroad depot This Hotel Is In
ne and complete order and dea ned particularly ioI sum
years Would be exchanged for city property Fine garden
and outbudings connected. Inquire OF SAMUEL r.
FRINK, No 10 place. IL always In nom 70 IL
Ofclock A. M.
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CURE ESTABLISHMENT

w for SALE or to be LEASED.-The owners OF the
Cold Water Establishment, situated on Drscut HightA"
In LOWELL residing in NewYok anxious to sell or lease
the Estate and offer the favorable terms Tho
place well and favorably known TO the public hours-
ing Hydropahic Institution 1t is within ten minutes walk
of business in Lowell but all the ad
vantases elevated and rural residence will accom-,
forty In its supply OF pure water and
bathing conveniences presents superior advantages WIN
be sold very low early application made Possession
Address the owners, BLAKE L BROWN, New-York
Citv or TAPPAN WENTWORTH, Joweu
T. T. SHERMAN. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28
classical FRENCH and ENGLISH

" SCHOOL No. sos Broadwsy.-A POIGNANT, Pm
epsl In continuing his establishment at its new location
and under its favorable auspices controlled exclusively by
himself assisted by able and experienced teachers In Its va
rous depatmens Mr. Foigne avas himself of the
sion to say that boys will be received at stage OF their
education and thoroughly prepared for college or business
The pupils will be limited in number and select
The French language is spoken in the school and taught
three hours daily The institution is practical and the most
untrng efforts made TO render scholars peenty at homo
in every branch of French education.
In the English department. all the studies deemed essen
tel solid and polite English education, will be pursued
and those desiring complete classical education will enjoy
every adv anage which any other classical school in the city
can offer For terms &C. &c, circulars. with Messrs
l. Milhau No 1873 Broadway; Deluc Co, No Park-row,
No 58l Broadway, and No. $50 4th-av; g. H. Miller No.
GAS Broadway; at the school ROOM at Mr. Fs residence
No l64 l2th-st.