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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-31

NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET.
Auction sale Of horses carriages harness. &c., ever
Monday and Wednesday at y O'Clock.
JOHN II. GATFIELD, Proprietor
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SALES AT AUCTION.
RESTAURANTS.

G0ULD'S SALOONS, Nos. s. 10 and IL FULTO
~ street.-The prophetic. of he above saloons being
tiefcd that nimble is better than slow min
pence, he is determined and after Monday Nov lst
put down meats and ds the old priesnamey sixpen
per plato.
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aOnIESTEADS.


CLIFTON, sTATEr ISLAND, NEAR THE NARROwss
~ building los for imme date improvement, for sale,
in tte central part Of Clifton terms.
Also, few If the choicest villa sites tho island with
purity Of the alter the vicinity Of schools churches
aud tie facility If the city with the suty Of
surrounding country renders this most attractive res-
dence. Apply to w. ". VAN WAGENEN,
l6 Posts Buildings Hanover street,
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6oIioap presents.
-, npp.ys NIOUKRENOLEO; Or,

DR DELAY. NIOUKRENOLEO; Or,
DMv,,c.rrp CownuSD-Ncver was pIeparanon
= prsToRING PRESERVING and BEAUTlFYlSG
or yn,-nuced to the publ: with satstacti0n
lne re ,;s.ncs in It's merits than DEFEATS NloUhRE
~ the thousands who have used II IN their Am
he Prepriefors receipt OF letters spsskin9 ~
Its ~ The n est decided appreciation Under all circam
.s ard in every have benehcih results oseh
u.;sJ X moving from experience. that II rs desde,
. ;,s nsfrous have Reconimepded It 70 her tisnas
III ~ bnblie in the strongest terms every Lazy Anu
I Gsnemar WHO have written 70 the fropretois nave
asby assured them that Nothing out it' INTRINSIC
~, could inauce them their own sisnatnIos 70 can
o "a II A. an article worthy OF uriversS PATRONAGE
- r. numerous Letter. received the Proprieors seec
" sIlavipx and Leaye the Reader TO form ms own con-
and Judgment the matter a. Every inellseat
-son will The first Letter that the fropfe'os lnlTo
fues i One from Mrs Ryerson ,A......
Aug ISL can conteirnou'y ~ eren''nJ
- .,,r,osnary propr, OF the prepirahon oI Iae IN sn
rcpseo. 50 nave 49, wv" '"' my
~; re.sh. n my family Mos; Fespe.usiy yoan, p,.
Ard here Is ono from Elisha Hayden;
slr,YsHrsr CIR Pa Nay 81, lisa ! have ~ y.
,snaIeo or Mediated Compound, ard g'ss m 60 az ~,
- ,.,rrny 10 rs merits Ia. ssn..hed e'ry
Tor nv AraS checked the EALING on OF the nar sna
S.rsd a a. b,sn full OF child IL uv 80 @ n
had erpcctea iIon, "a ~ ElIsaA H.rpss."
orSO,.wil be promptly and faithfully attended 70
49,, met he nos,paid and addressed 10 T. r. DEbAf,
Nm No IS5 Nassan-st Clinton Halt - =, 49,.
Fsrr ale bv THOMAS J. GROWER, Boo oeler, NO. os
prosdvrv: T. FRENCH, Bookseller, NO. lS' Nsss'ust-
Cinton Hall and Booksellers generally also oJ DTS
IHaYFs No us Fulton, near Nsssau-st., Brooklyn
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DREMIUM PHOENIX SAFES.-The Pho

DREMIJJM PHOENIX SAFES.-The Pho
il nix Safe manufactured by PIERCE VALENTINE,
No st. York. has proved itself superior to
npy and all Safes that have been tested in accidental or ex
peiimenal fires. Ii awarded the highest premium
cold medal AT the late Fair of the American Institute Be-
ng constructed upon scientific prscpes il will remain I'M
changed suy climate and is the only Safe made free from
dsmpness, and fire proof complete assortment no" Tor
sale OF No 10 Water-st-, near Wall-st N T.
CALAMANDER SAFES.-WILDER'sP Pa
- TENT with RICHS IMPROVEMENT.
STEARNS MARVIN,
No. LAG Wster-st, New-York. . $500
are the only makers Of Sslamander Safes with Wders
Patent and Rich's Patent combined.
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HERRING'. PATENT; Also, WILDER'

-SALAMANDER sAFES-Tnere are but few who
have not even within thsr experience s
fressrR effects produced the sudden destruction oy c
of which canEot be but might nave oeen
prese, we'd at ng expense the purchase OF one OF e
Saanander Fre-pr0of Safcs-once possessed serves a.
SubTreasury and perpetual policy OF insurance 10 INC
In the wear 1914 the subscriber purchased the exclusive
night for the State OF York; to make and vend WI
des celebrated Patent Saamander Safe, and the Only
person who Las the authorize others TO make sell or
u,e or 10 institute suits law against any Infringement
Hsrns recently Obtained patent Safe called Her
nps Fire Proof which, upon its own merits iorns mo
most perfect Fire and Safe ever offered to the
pubic beiIg superior Wilders fstent, whieh wa
frst introduced by the subscriber and has proved 10
be the best SAFE in market up 10 me htIooaoeo se
Herings Patent FireProof These safes arc nov JUL
ed as the Champion Safe Of the Words ana /, ,epsn'
INV challenge - amply 10 these Safes well As 70 wider
hich continue 70 furnish To the psphc, TOT ~, , NJ
partial rial before dirnterested committee OF
citizens as published heretofore by me IN le Guy ad g
ty and Issued daily in handbihs Az the iron
Ss(e Dep6t corner Of Water and finests A P1tso 9
are cautioned against making. vending or nss lss ous
eonaly label feings Proof SalamAnder SAFE as no
GOOD fite can be given in the United States unless pur
chased from me or my agents -, s ..u~;,, .,a
Having purchased the patent TOT ,hf oe he kew
no larger than tcoth-pck which medal was awarded
at the Worlds Fair. London and now so mucn IN avoI
with the public, which it de'eryedy merits penny tas
lowest Ruresr and Powder Proof Lock ever offered
in the Unite States furnish three sizes, with and with
out chsnseabe keys at the low price, when put on my own
safes of from $40 10 S25 but the prce 70 sale makers sna
to S,p sicc. VIM '''l'' ''' MI.
Wster-st between Maidsn-ane and Walist, wnere can
b for sale the largest assortment Of Fire and Burglar
Proof Safes in the world together with the medal awarded
bv the Juas at the great Worlds Fair London also soid
and silver medals and diplomas from the
NB-specirnens Of Marbeized Mantels, Columns Table
Tons &C. &C. be seen, now introduced by tns Ssla
mander Marble Company, dep6tNo sl3 Broadway between
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0ntlern an0 Gar0ware.

AIR WARMING and VENTILATING
IN WAREHOUSE, No. 81 Broadway, New. York
CUILSONS WORLDS FAIR PRIZE MEDAL FUR
MACE as recently improved anl patented is adapted
al classes of Public and Private Buildings and possesses
advantages worthy the attention Of those IN want "a inst
rate Nentaiing Furnace IL is powerful heater, very
durable liable 10 repairs supplies large ssount of
pure Free from Contact with Redhot Iron the
trepo, beng lined with heavy soap sone economical in
the use of fuel equally fitted Tor anthracite, btumlnous
coal OF wood II has been extensively used and approved
throughout the United States and Canada and has with
equal favor in England and Russia
Also, four szes OF and superior Portable Furnace
NENTILATING SCHOOL STOVES
for wood or coal.
PONDS Improved Cooking Ranges; Emerson's House
and Smoke Vsntilaors; Registers , n every VARIETY.
Agents for the Minor Marble and NewYork Marblezed
lroo WORKS Gibson, RICHARDSON 4 Co,
No. S74 Broadway, New-lork, and Nos. 81 and 50
BlAcks<oue-sf. Boston.
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CPLENDID HOLIDAY PREsENTS-A,

~ tentien pesteasrly called TO thu ea,.bli.h~nt AZ
Nm NJ z. DCstNBERRY, No. ,eN Brosd-ay. near
- ~ yssSe can @ oInd spendia sssortm-nt Of CAKE
hNTs for ne HOLIDAYS censiz,ins of Fs5ev french
&c, SoSsr roys &c The Broadway and lst s;ssss pes.
elsts 70 ne which situated At the uncrion
Of brsd~ ~ and ethv No pains Will b. spard 70 render
n ., attractive - Posshs 10 yisaers
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GaIaman0er Gafes.

DRFIANCE SALAMANDER SAFES, Z.
u GAyLER's PATESr.-RO ROBERT N. PAThlCh;
No 90 John at is the sole manufacturer IN the oh.n
States Of the above original and only reliable
both a. regards security against ire and pirsstA
SAFE .old AZ this establishment manufactured unae no
personal superintenasnce OF Mr.. C. Gsyler wis
repce of twentysx Year, safe maker, sgetho wis
the many severe tests which Safer Of his uanusctnre
tnumpharty withs,ood in this and other eities M %
subscriber Id recommending them as superior 70 any
-. rs n c.G.,. ,ev
Patent IMPESETRABLE DEFIANCE LoCn, 81 I'm IN
use w banis broker. merchants jewellers and ohers 40 a
from the perfect security which they afford asAns .no
poy.or false Ieys picks or drills together with their CON
yesience simplicity and durability combined are ra2ay
creaspr In public estimation and conhdenfy "
eoual II not superior 70 any Loeb IN the world. -,
safes Of al szes suitable for merchants: b,aL
ers record Offices steamboats, &c hre ana sue =, b.nd
i nSc NJ q h~ '""'' ROBERT NJ. PATRICK.
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CEARING's PRIVATE DANCING AGA
Maebinerp, &f.

DOILERS!-Three Marine Drop Flue Boil
I'D er early new be sold either sngy together
reasonable tefrns. CHAS W. COPELAND, Consulting
Engineer No sc Broadway.
vTHE AVERY SEWING MACHINE CO.
Il Having contaminated their manufacturing arrange
mepts will in few day be prepared TO I'LL orders already ON
hand, together with supply for sales After December
the Office for exhibiting and for general transaction Of the
business of the Company will be No 25l Broadway
Murray st second floor where the public invited to
call and Sewing Machine for SIS that will do all kinds
of work. from the naest cambria the coarsest baggng,
and although every other stitch should be cut it viii
rip nor unravel. Mfr. CEAS NETrLETON, No. 81 Wall
will attend the business of the Co. and give explana
items touching merits and utility of this truly wonder
of the age. Price only s25.
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U,AIR HAVEN CLASSICAL aud MATHl
E1AMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, FAIR
pantins gfbools.

DANCING CLASSES for GENTLEMEN
~ The system adopted this for the first time
proves very the pupils and admits OF tnei
entrance At any during the Lessons on Mon
dsy "Wednesday and Thursday evenings General practice
of all the dances with band Of music Saturday even
ings Ladies' and childrens classes Wednesday Thurs
day and Saturday afternoons.
CEARING's PRIVATE DANCING AGA
~ DENY, at No. 81 B0ND-ST.-Casses for ladies and
az 81 and y o'clock afternoon for gentlemen at
and 81 O'clock evening Mr. s. will commence thu second
quarter on Monday January 81 Tuesday 18th and Wednes
day 5h Ladies and gentlemen receive lessons every
day.
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furniture, &r.

GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS,
~ BEDS, MATTRESSES. &C, At CRAwBUcK,S No.
S8 Grand st. second door OF Essexst, New-Hork
CHEAP UPHOLSTERY and FEATHER SrORE-TAe
attention of families about purchasing respectfully invited
the large and beautiful assortment OF Beds Mattresa
purchased cash prices and viii BE- sold at such prices
make il induce for all TO call and examine The
above stock previous making their pufchaea Goods
to any part Of the city, Brooklyn and Wiasbrsh free a
carriage Old Beds and aud made ov.
w. CRAWBUCK, No. $50 Grandst,
ID door east of Essex- q
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John T. BUDD, Manufacturer and Pro.
- presor Of Lockvccds celebrated Cooking and Laundry
Eaxxes Also J. I. B1dfs neviy-i,vsnsed kAasss vhck
for kcszsy Durability and economy. Cannot Be urpaspd
AL Rance wxrrxnfei n B-Prces fron 81 inward
No. SIC Broadway. formerly Ne so sppSs,s S. Tam.
psCAuVA
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Cooking and PsTior Stoves,
OF THE most approved patterns, Tor sale
" low by the subscriber . "h. oL n,i
No Carmne-st- -four doors above Beeckerb
No SO Hudson-st, two doors above Ansan'
No lg3 6th-avr three doors above lSthstl
No 800 sth-sv- (three doors shove zoth-s'l
NJ B. Stoves repaired and put up
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HOLIDAY PRESENTs-GREAT RAR-

GAINs-laees nbroidered and fancy dress Cans Al
WAhAEks, No feo brosd~ay.-Embroldered Collara
ChemseueA trimmed with lace Sleeves 70 march ~
cheap sryerb real French CAernisst,es and sevss. r
eroidertd great bargains Now : the time
do novni ~ the best selected Pointed es .s r.
hin Colan very low. No. so5 Broadway ahays w.na-<
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WINDOW CURTAINS.-PRICES ri

w DUCED.-No. 449 Pearl-st, corner of Willamette
subscribers are prepared sell the balance Of their stoc
Curtain Materials greatly reduced prices SILK and Worst
ed dassk Lace and Muslin Curtains Window Cornicsa
and ali kinds of Curtain Trimmings wholesale rets
CHILDS SMITH, Practical Upholstereu.
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vx1ATER.POWER for SALE or to LET
Jnetrnrtion.

BOOKKEEPING, WRITING, &c.-Class-
Instruction ga NJ to 9 p NJ The design OF Fosters
Commercial Institute is to furnish young gentlemen Tno
have completed their general education well as adu
who are seeking mercantile employment an opportunity OF
%sS los: ., in the
concerns Of life Writing, Bookkeeping ana Auhe.e,
are taught by Mr. Foster upon sosnd and Pn
eiples 10 the entire exclusion OF the modern SIX vi
twelve lesson chaatanry and students are quancd 10
discharge duties Of the in an expedoa
Gsnenen who are familiar with tho details of business
may attain under Mr. Fosters instruction., comfesen ,
knowledge OF the principles OF aoao'e e"'iy al ''o ~
space Of one week
TNXCEL SIOR-Parents wishing to hnd an
IL Institution in which good order is maintained by real
ructon will pleased and served at the Couercai ana
0i'S'e' ''H00'' ''' SOLOMON JENNER, Principal.
T'AIR HAVEN CLASSICAL aud MATHE-
IL NAUTICAL SCHOOL-The next term viii commence
the rst "wednesday in January The number OF pupils
limited twelve, and the school Is confidently recon-
mepded being all parent can desire Address the
Principal at Fair Haven. CT. Is. A. SMITH
The principal be the three last days Of Decem
Der at No 80 Murrays from TO 10 o'clock A. NJ or ne
will call any who may wish TO see him. requested by
note, left as above.
E,AMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, FAIR
IL HAVEN. COMMITS School is delightfully."- located
about one mile east of New Haven. The next term will
commence on the 18th Of January. The Principal may be
.een at No. A Morton ST.. or No. 27 Wet 2st-st
THOS. 9. SLOAN, Principal.
MISS DWIGHT's SCHOOL of DESIGN,
lVI No $50 Broadway-Where the best instruction will
be given in the Of Drawing and Painting at IS or
term of twenty lessons. Payments advanced
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6ouses Wante0.

CTEAM POWER WANTED.-The whole or
~ part Of strong building with about 80 horse power
The upper pant of the city, the river preferred Ad-
drees POWER, Tribune 0fSce
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mop SAIE-N;re snlendid Farms at Plain-

L,OR SALE-Nine sp.endld Farms az rIMu'
IL 6ed ia Of - o. ~ srrs sos is s - s;
scrcs with large Pesch Orchard. and eniy miles ron
New Rrunswicl another Of ise aero -, n.s
Cal on s VAIL Attn. Pacific Hosr Saturdays NON " 70
S-ether dsys II Pis;rfed.
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PRESENTS.-Al large and yalu.

able assortment Of Watches Of the most celebrated
n-Akers eona,ting Of Cooper's DGPex ~ Tobias Co.
snd X. g. Bseseys Levers IN heavy hunting and open
ss Gold and Silver Patent and Detached Leyers
Lepnes ke Also. superior independent; quarter second
Watches The Rchheu diamond pointed Gold Pers IN "a,
p<rior gold and silver cases, sol6 only Al
JOHN Y. SANAGES, No. 81 Fulton-.,
Watches and Gold Pens repaired or exchanged
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LARGE and RICH COLLECTION of
n HOLIDAY PRESENTS, GOLD and SILVER
At the Old Established Stores Of
SQUIRE & BROTHER,
No 81 Fuiton-st, and No. ls2 BowerJ
Gold Lever Watches, full ieweled, Sio
Gold Detached Levers full jeweed. so
Gold LopiDes four holes jeweled. 50
Gold Watches of most celebrated makers
Gold Jewelry of the richest kind
Cold Chains Of all kinds
Sverware still the pride Of our business and we are de-
trned to keep the reputation of selling the best Silver
Tea Sets Pitchers, Forks Spoons, &C.; Cake Baskets,
Waters, ne.
BIS facilities OF receiving foreign goods and from
our own manufactures they enabled 10 sell the above
goods as low be bought Our rule-warrsnted as
represented; cash only and cheap.
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LOAN FUND LIFE ASSUR

OFFICE of the GROCERS FIRE In.
" SURANCE COMPANY, No. 81 Wallet, corner q
CAPITAL S20O,O0O.
At an election held this day, the following sensiemo
were chosen Directors Of this Company for the ensu
year; M,
Sampson Moore, Moses Taylor, George Edo,
Benz. Il. Sherman, Marshall Pepo0n, Francis Skiddy,
Peter Martin, Alex. III. Grant, Chas Balkhalta,
Rufus Story, Asa s. Porter, James B. Wibees
Henry Edes Isaac &. Taylor, William X. foser
AT a subsequent meeting OF tho Board, SAMPSON
MOORE Esq, unanimously reelected President Of De
Company. J. MILTON SMITH, Secretary
Eew-York. Feb q 1854
EB.-Ths Company continues to insure Buildings, MOI
chandse Household Furniture Vessels in Port &c. he
favorable terms All losses promptly adjusted sn1
paid.
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WANTED-A Store and three Rooms in a
w prominent business place in the city. Address NJ.
stating rent, &c, Tribune Office.
WANTED-Upona Lease from May ], 1883
Store with the residue of the premises, part Of
the pemses) the westerly side OF Broadway between
Chambers and Wh,tests ibe-al rent will be paid for
suitable accommodations and undoubted reference TO
Post0 Office.
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Il Fine Britannia and Plxnished Una Coaee Setx
F,ney baskets AatA Feather Dasrers and general yari
ETY. OF FuInishng Goods Also SkAtss Seighs and u.
TOYS at the new store Of SIMPSON 4 a
No. 90 Canslst, between Greene and Worx@r
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Holiday Goods-India Rubber
hOLLSi DOLLS! DOLLS! BALLS!
~ BALLS! BALLS made only by New-York Rubber
Company, consisting OF great variety of
INDIA RUBBER DOLL HEADS ofal sizes and Of
FULL LENGTH DOLLS and BALLS IN great variety
via
Bat Balls, all sizes
Arabssque Par,or Balls, all sizes; will not break glass
Fancy color Balls, ell sizes will not break glass.
Landscape Balls, all sizes bright eolos) viii not break
glass
Golden Balls al sizes win not break glass
These Balls excepting the Bat BALI and beauti-
full srtce intended for Pastor and indoor play and par
lor should be without them ii exercises and health in winter
desibe Sold retail by the Toy dealers generally by
the dozen ell the Rubber stores and wholesale Toy houses
and by the only at the depot of the company No.
~ Msiden-lane (up stairs).
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Jnsnranre Gompanies.

BUILDING ASSOCIATION and GENER.
- AL FIRE INSURANCE Co, corner of Tryonrow
and Chatham ST., in the Harlem Railroad Buildings, ere
taking risks on rents buildings Se on the most favorable
DANIEL BARNES, Secretary.
IMPORTANT to CALIFORNIANS.-Ins
rance effected in frstclass Companies at the Lowest
by SAML. EDDY, No. 63 Wal-st For sale Lots 3ai.
ST., between Broadway andSh-av
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE, with CASH
Ul CAPITAL-The Republic Fire Insurance Company
of the City OF New York-lnsurance Buildings No. ~ We'll
It,, corner of William-st-
The Charter of this Company requires that four'ap q
Ssociholaers are 70 % divided with the policy hOdsrs
ROBERT 8. HONE, President
D. CURRY Secretary.
NJ B-Copies Of the Charter OF this Company nsy be o.
tanned on application at the Office.
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSUR
IN ANCE SOCIETY of LONDON-GenerA Agency
OF No. II Wellst, York-Ths Life Assurance Socie
ty having deposited Guarantee Fund Of 10000 in
United States Stocks and New York State Stocks with the
Controller Of the State Of Newfork in accordance with
the State law will receive proposals. for Insurance on Lave:
their different Agencies throughout the State
Persons gong to California and TO Australia insured
moderate extra premium. -
The Local Board Of Directors meet every Wednesday for
Medical Examiners in attendance daily at o'clock +. N.
Pamphlets setting forth the advantages OF this Company
can be had on application at the office No II Wallst
LOCAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS, kEwyoRk;
George Barclay, James Boonnan John Palmer,
SamL s. Rowland Henry Ludlam, John q. Holbrooke,
ADanel Parish, T. h1OiSeh1tI . &c Tu s.'.,a r.
BANKERs-The Merchants Bank, New-iork; the Lesth-
er Manufacturers Bank, New-iork
SoLIcIroR-ROBFRT j. DILLON,
MEDICAL ExAMINERs-DR: A. = H0sACK and Ds g.
y
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Real estate for Sale.

A FARM for SALE CIlEAP-In the iowa of
IA Clsksown Rockand County, New-YoIk thirty miles
from the city containing 81 sores with good and conve
nent House, Barn aud other out-bulldngs all
nearly good well Of the door also young
and fourishng orchard For particulars inquire OF s g.
ACTON No. 6s3 Broadway cor Of Amity St JACKSON
C0RSA, Slthst, between Sd AND 4th-svs. CHRISTIE
PIER WALTON, fordham. or Of JAMES C0RSA, on
che premises.
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BEAUTIFUL NATURAL FLOWERS
- Ladies or Gentlemen who may want beautiful Bo
quet splendid Basket of Flowers have their wishes
gratied by leaving their orders at RElDS FLORAL ES
TABLISHMENT, No. so5 Broadway near llthst. Parties
supplied Of the shortest notice ANDREW REID.
NANARY BIRDS, &c.-W. T. MESSEN-
~ GER, No. Sz7t Bowery, opposite Bondst, has un-
doubtedy the best and cheapest Of every article
in the Bird lnt-a chance for Holiday Presents.
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At the NEW.YORK LINEN HALL may

L inc NJ OIlh hhLiL
IA be had most useful and acceptable presents IN Damask
Table Linen and Napkins in immense variety of quality
and pattern We have the cloth that gained the gold medal
at the Worlds Fair London last June and few nearly
equal it in quality. with the Napkins to match We have
Handkerchies in all qualities plain embroidered and print
ed borders beautifully worked shirt onts and IN fact an
endless variety OF useful Linen Goods suitable for pre-
septaton ut this which solicit attention.
JOHN DAVIS 4 Co, No. SO Broadway.
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A GENERAL ASSORTMENT of CAKES
IA Of the qualities for the HOLIDAYS will be furn
ished, and sent to order 10 any part Of the city liberal
discount purchasing large quantities for schools or
beneyo client institutions JAS. KELLY.
Bakery No. 70 Beekman-st
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DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE Co.-In-

III surance Buildings, of Wall and Wliam-stsy
Offices Nos 10 and II, ground floor.
Ills Company, having their Capital Of 900 paid Ia
In caA and securely invested prepared 70 insure agan
loss and damage BY FIRE on favorable terms
The charter Of this Company provides that after psyne
interest the stockholders at the Of per csn
num- four fths of the remaining profits 70 be dyidd
among the assured scrip bearing interest which scrip
10 be redeemabe In cash whenever the accumulated prb
and capital shall amount to VI, o00.0W
TRUSTEES:
Jos Gaillard, Jr- John A. Stephens g. s.. HosIana,
Jas. NJ. Waterbury, james Warren, stephen Whitnsy
George Curtis Arthur Leary, Dan. u. Fearing
George I. Adee, ~ w Hamilton VIM. II. Russell,
ID. S. Kennedy, Denning Duer, AUG. C. Downing
John j. Astor Jr. John Steward, Jr- g. Il. Lamar.
Fred. A. Delsno Robert b. Minturn, VIM. Il. Aspnwah
James C. Bell, Reuben WitberA WIN. Is Duncan.
Daniel Drake Smith Edward C. Center Chas H. Russell
Fred. q. Foster Josiah Cakes Isaac Townssnd-
Peleg Hall Robert :: Hone
ROBERT 8. HONE, President