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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-30
OK SALE or TO LET-At Elizabeth

il town. n. J aconmodious Hoose, and large LIT OF
Land the Of CahArne aDd La'ay9tt within
five minutes was Of the ,sr,sd depot, Premises good
condition and ehEhly Posse ssion given uins-
oisely Apply to WILLIAM +. DAY, Counsellor at Law,
htOWn. N J.
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t>OR SALE-Fairmount. Upper Nor
IL r..D.., lo' No g. Wcodful.sv lDoxi % feet or
ore hGf en- Prise $50. Inquire llifsr o'eiockl >.
}. MCGEE. NO 5HasOyeTs .1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-30
MIR. JOHN Mac MULLEN has

lVl opened Day School foI Boys a. No. $40 sowsry
one bloch fro n Broadway and Ave doors above Bond.
o. al, terms $50 per quarter viii necessarily keep his
school very small Having resided year,
Europe, and having studio and taught for many ysa
ne city OF Newfors he fees himself qualified TO do JOS
lice 70 those who may DO psssd bis hands Besides spell
Ina r, aiding rtins, and Arhms tho there will BE- taught
githout extra charge, Greek Latin French Spanish Gsr
man, ltslisn, Davtns, Muto and 0ymnastics Circulars
AZ Lockwoods No all, and CrUwens No. 500 broadway.
Play Ground for b. Us. Twenty-Five subscribers wanted
Iems $40 year. Address J. hAC MULLEN, No. 2iS
Ch'ysis
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md DAY SCHOOL,

ID TIE Misses ROUSSELLE tiste OF hshiA' 49, 49,
scs respectfully sngDunce that they have openea
for the Education Of Young Ladies' No t's SscAet"-
South Brooklyn. The course oftnsTucros Will ooInps
English IN all its branches French, Music sno
Pa,i attention viii be paid 20 the morale Ana msn's
of the children committed 70 their ears The nsses n,
having the advantage Of years experience IN tessn
have adoptet ystsu which they feel confident vii % AZ
The hirncs references be gwen and testimonials - 70
,h,r.eer and csgshty tom ladies' Of the first rank In Csn-
sds and Novs Scotia may Be their residence wbss
So. ~ terms also De had
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-30
''THE FARMERS LIFE Is THE

u LIFE FUK ME."-SO sunf The poet add 90 sinn
the At The Farm Agency. No % Wall 81 an 81
sftinen " the greatest variety soaLanty hand
Ing for Purchaser T. T. NILES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-30
Daneins Schools.
CHARkUAUD'S ROOMS, No

THARRUAUDS ROO MS, Nos. 20
~ White Of. and 81 East 18th Of. near B5oadwsy-Mr
CHARSUAUD, assisted BY Mr.. OGiLViE RESPECTFULLY
cusnt th. parona aud those who dssroas being
we'll taught In Dancing and Walbs 10 short ume thai
the Classes will commence AZ No ~ Whitsst, on SAT-
Saturday ct in the afternoon for Ladies Misses aol
Mssrers; at 7, 8 and evening hr Gentiemen Sars-s
every fourth THURSDAY evening in escf moothtas other
THURSDAY evening. from to 10. exclusively dsvo'so
Waking for the Gentlenens cass without extra chAss
DAYS of Instruction al No. 81 East lSth e Monday sst
Friday Wednesday and Saturday. al 81 Toe Ladies Misses
and Masters; Gentemens clssses Monosy sod FhdsS =
7, asa 3. evening mst'nees Daossotes exclusively To
pareI youoae class Of pupils second Thur
dsy afternoon Of each mouth. ella Tuesdsy and fu
day ct y! Pm These classes Dmence ooto scr z,
81 ardT Mr. CHARRU AZ can DO seen at his resdescs
No SO West It'll st near 5thsv, btween sod ., and
ana z In the ds, snd st his . school hours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-30
OVINGTON VILLAGE LOrS-P.r.

soDs tesous Of procuring from one quarter to one acre
ground iCrs eoSLtry residence ia the model village 81
q -ton, ulu1ted about quarter Of mile from the
BoiNn Ire. the - sh MD make early apple alton
10 CHAPMAN. Secrears o. No % Futon-,t or 10 tue
evening, 10 CHAs HARIr No. 80 Safest, Brooklyn
Sher, MAPS and iall par cUars can be obtained
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A LADY skilled in the French Lail-

~ susr- bsyicg some leisure hours wishes "a b.,
nifty 70 awe l-.snns huilies or 10 "no0h 81 80
t,nsht IN Pars snd y-srs IN ribs county ,,
rrcou m, sous given. Address BY letter A. "a NJ
Wslkerst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-30
LvOR SALE-The three story brick

II HOUSE AID Lot No lc3 West 3st-st, fourth no pse
west Of 8th plete with every coogenencs-baths.
water coses Groom water. excellent lCca0n, &c noue
on the premises. o. 70 RICHARD ACkERMAN, llth
Ware Bsuk Possession Immediately.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-30

LNOR SALE-On accommodating terms,
Il one oftie mes, vslg,ie corners IN a. e Nth N.rd,
viii tCn p essntial, siuoIt thIessfory Bnck Bud
r thereor The house Is " the best stand,
bakery sIcc~ry oruE an other business A. pres-nt
oesUp,sc bAke,y laguiss Ne 81 Aseaus D. corner
OF -ih-s.
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AR. +. 81. NASH, who has been ~

dc In this city aud ssswbsre bess leave TO pn
friends and the public generally ust he has nands
York and Boston manufacture BY the eess nsksrs vie
he will sell at manufacturers prices Second hand rtsso
Tor sale let Blossom gwen 10 Singing and Ps
forte Elementary and 0ee Classes will soon b brmA
Of whish dus notice will DO gwen hAsh,
M $40 Bypoyn, a Nsw.YoH
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DRIVATE INSTRUCTION ia PEN

8ANSHlP The sutscoer 10 pr pared 20 give private
Instruction IN the Of peomaasto ~ ladies' gsn,snen
az his Rooma 20 ls9 Broadway tTs above the II
ms For sac an elegant Coyy9oot. with insracrior-
pice = cent? OLik Err B. GOLDSMITH
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Rsal Gsiaie for 6als.
ATPklVATE SALE.-The Executors

L Il M ' n II On l@C' - no ENNNu'o'S
IA Of vslusble Real Estate Jngine 20 Thoms JONES',
o.ceaeds Fam OF 30 about leo asble and 10
esdow, lyins partly West Neck and partly Little
Neck at South Oyster Bay. l. The land Is fertile and in
piOdt state. and combines many advantages Tor
gentleman country residence fsruner For full p.rr
culATs apply 70 w. NJ. WEEKS and ANTHONf J,
BLEkCKFR, Nc. BIOad-st.
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TJENKY WELLS aud his 81 rEK'S

"ENRY WELLS aud his 81 rEH'S
Madame H. GIANELLPS) Academy for Dancing
No $50 Broadway will open the st Of October rhsr
method Of teaching has received uni seuai sparoet
ton Combined with Instruction In the dances IL mode
and In psror dancing through all m vsrs the exsrass
for develcpips the muscular poweu 81 youns schos"
found highly beneficial The mesns OF acquiring egsacs
and an cas-, It, Of motion in dancing Is -Sussd TO fsv
comprehensive rules simply explained, and thoroughly
taught To step properly in walking in order 20 oot.a
pleasing aud graceful MEN, form part Of esch less sad
eve,y thing L. observed that will mpst TO the pupil aAe
pifed and noble department Inquire further ct the Az
deny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-30
EAIRH VEN CLASSICAL and
il MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL The subscriber may
b. from y from to O'CLOCK 7. NJ at " SO
hunay-st duiIg the present week b. SMITH.
LNhEN,H LANGUAGE.-C. FREMI-

NsAU, tom Paris 10 forming evening classes strictly
lu ed TO Il, menhe FOR particulars apply IT No. 30
h wsd It afternoons evenings or at Mr. Roe Lock
WOODS bookstore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-30

NOR SALE.-A Farm Of &c acres, OF
il GOOD las. ,iiusred near the LopE Island HdlIoso,
quoi,.arr n Faniu fcae depot aud the a. isn'u
v.-e ~ South Oy.terbsy There are upru the ore n's'.
lane fxo-stoTy tame DSelbs IN The oush repsh seN
Pan sable. &c Avery oesir,be location 10 .toiasd iof
sscre. Applro JAM'S SIN ssa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-30
NOR SALE-The two story House and

Lot (pieassouy staated) IN CumberlsDi 81 Brooklyn,
house, north o. Lafayette the east side On tue
hrst nO0 there kitchen, bath room
paLtes second story, rooms aud bedroom; also
bedroom the The house has been bailt two years
and Is order The preset owner sells IN oonss-
auence Of removing out OF the state. Inquire OF Sir.
GOODALL. ninth hou.e north. in sane street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-30

II RICHMOND STATEN ISLANn.-To let Until let
OF MAY cobiaioiug beside nsnS Wlh
tiSls attached Pleasantly situated Broadway nsar the
square within i've minutes walk the FeTIy New
Noik. APflJ 70 CHARLES L. TOWNSEND, On the prem
ises
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INSTlTUTE.-A Sc

let g. ardipg School for Bsys, az Peesskill the
HSSson Rivrr C'rcu'srs may be obtaned Vt GEORGE
SAY AGF Pu ,lsher, No = Johns on oy sddre"-
ins the Principals hsv c pafpprN ZEN ana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-30
DROF. r. NJ. BROWNS CLASH.
DRIVATE CLASSES in FRENCH

4 and sPANiSH--ProS A sASSET will reopen h's
french ard Spanish Clsse. the l5th inst lie VII sse
organize class for beginners about the 18th d
October. for TIE particulars apply e IsSdeaee No 31
Broadway. before A. n and altar 3 r. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-30
NIAKSH'S COURSE of BOOK KEEP

lVH INC A complete be,utiful and practical ~ors,
(prnted colors sdspted to private Instruction 20 pp
octave Price 81 IS let thoss tho cannot avail them
selves Of Of lessons under the author buy this book
good teacher in itself Sold at G.. c. Marsh Counting
Rooms Tor the Practice Of Bookkeeping No s0& Broadway
Postage, under 900 mlles, ~ conts
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and WALTZING, at No.

IL 50 Bond Mr. SEAelNGS Private Academy 10
tue polite will reopen l2h October CT
fr Ladies and Young Masters. Wedoesdsys AID Sa'uuau
st 81 O'clock; tor Ger temen, Tuesd,Y1 aud Sfid.ys
O'Clock NJ Boarding schools ard families attended, al
private given at times not occupied. FOR teus
nIx a Mr a radiance. above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-30

BOARD Wanted by a Gentleman.
I'D BosrS ks. 81 Priysts family ioeseou t.t~een "A
sr6 SD avs, DOT above ~ bs below "a --,s-s -
sIshsnsed AdeIcfs y Triha-e ofc-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-30
ID AvENSWOOD INSTITUTE
log
Mt SQUARE SCHOOL.

On TYNGs SCHOOL, for BOYS, win b r-opensS
A. No al East ,sth on MONDAY, tho 9Th Of sepssmbsr
sny new ones who may popess to Gil the vsosnce hssng
49, Nsw.Yofh sect s.
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MADAME SElBERT, Professor of tho
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGl

lfd ATE INSTITUTE, No. 2l8 4th st corner VI Mao
douglass. Nashinsto square, Geo W. CLARKE. A.
n and JAMES TANNING. A w. Principals) commences
u, tenth sch' oil year MONDAY the l3h Sept 1852
The PrneOas having rsfued tho furniture aud rooms
for recitation and lecture throughout tho Iarituou IL will
b. In for the reception Professora
Teachers ard pupIls or the 18th Of sept
Personal interviews win rnncipas and Catalogues
containing Of patrons aud pupils OF past year. together
with plans VI instruction regulations, terms 10 may be
had al the Rooms Of the lnsttute
Pupils received from 70 ~ ysars ofaes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-30

NOR SALE.-Two beautiful new Houses
on Oxford st BroolIyn near the residence Of Rev Dr.
Gov These houses stand on have large dioins
room. dumb alters rot sir furnsess cater NJ rrce
$500 Apply to BRADLEY, MILLS WoOpdOLL'
No 62Wsls,N
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r & Fl. BARMORE offer at their

~ . msDufactoTy and wsrsroom. No 348 BlsecssrA-
OF ChsIles assortment Of elrgant PtsnOFcpA
with the metallic frame and bridge, and oil obs
modem I'm provements.
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NOR SALE-A Farm or Country Scat
of 100 sores near Plsinfed, NevJersev OF Shicn ~
sr- in hiRh state Of cultivation. the balance vodisnd
and rood pasture The newly enlarged house coma rs 10
sr.eop. oo, every one with closet and four nrss PAN
49,: an EXTRA fine Kitchen Garden and besutu Orch
ard vi "a 6ne apple aud pear trees are next 70 the nous
which lay, the rosd The outbuang' and fences are
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-30

TWO PARLORS, balcony front, In a
frs, els,s house, No 1919 lithss between sh and 9th
sys a. let With board Also small fhs boase has
bstha IL
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L,OR SALE or to LET-A very de'ira-
bic three story brick dwelling House, repste with
eyery couvsnence-sueh baths. sas Sc-n soatn ftn
near 2pd-st Wlamsburgh. convenient to Grand 81 ana
pei Sir E rries Would Be- sold reasonable terms or
let low 10 so tenant For further particulars, apply TO
Z MEIfLER. No 251 fFoptst
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DOARDlNG-At Nos. as and a. East
ID Brosswsy oas pleasant and pantry 20 Gentle
mar and VIE Also pleasant rooms for single 6eatsnsI
DO, Anc cold bahia References exchanged.
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UNSTABLE OFFICES to be- LEI

IL LarEr and besatf suites Of Rooms buid
pg No. q Gfrenwirhs, su,sCle for tire ~ shipping
houses a a~Seu II extensive practice also EGels
Rooms Vil be lei les onsbe terms sppcsou the
premises 10 JOSEPH J. CO0hE a co.
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Al ESSRS. LIGHTE q NEWTON. 10

Ll consequences o. the increased demand, and aanvsN
business and opened Wsreroom In Broadway, No 90
whsse shall constantly keep choice selection Of =
Piano Fores from st 10 octave, In Rosewood cases w
ell tbs latest improved patterns We shall also eonrnoe
heep full assortment OF Instruments Of our MsnafaaG
and WGeTooms, No. a Canal-st All PianoSortss o. -
manufacture arc warranted In every respect rrofes1
amateurs and those ~ho anticipate Iarohs are respss
fully invited TO call and examine AL orders from ne ~
or country punctually executed.
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OOARD in EAST BROADWAY.

Gentleman and Lady or
I'D ssyern Gentlemen NAV have spleasSni Room, with
Board OF the centrally located dwelling Nc. l. ooste' g.
RsfetsI c. EXCHANGED
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.'URNiSHED HOUSE at PORT

NESk ROOM 10 LEr-ln we'll To-
= oats ofee Apply 70 j W. WHITE. II Na.s,n &.
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LNOK SALE IN BhOOhLt N-ihIco
IL LJt,ou Keapr, usa- MsrcYsv; too ~ co ray
az St between Bssior6 and "yth4 ava ak Lots e9tae'
" J;h. a, ard T.y lorsr and fifteen Lots eorns, q
sd wyins Av. Apply to HOMER MOhOAN' N' !
PiIesc
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COUk HOUSES for RENT--Un

l. s7th-st- between 9Th md sa-svs new threestory
bIick HOussA with odsr Improvements moderate
rent irguiIs q AUG J. BROWN, Nc. IS Wall-st- OF
" BROWN, Ne. J. Broadway.
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THE VERY LATEST,

LONDON, Saturday, March q, 1SJa.
France.
Tho decree states that the Presects still continue -
tutm to the Home ONCE all matters relating TO the 70
interests II the Statesuc budgets and extr>-
ordinary mpOsts 6c but will in future themselves do
eide all departmental and commercial affairs a. sss
ht IN schedules annexed 10 the decree.
The law Of May 1850 preventing the application ns-
onal property to the public service except In virtue q
Il law, IL repealed.
An import duty Of o6 fr SOC. tho 100 kiogramme, \
placed sodDs Of a kinds, and II r 5Oc akaIies
HornsE. March 26-fiyes 100 fr Soc; Threes, II H.
Tee.
Prussia.
The Imperial Government propose on Industrial ExfI
bitten in alternate years, Mt Petersburg, Moscow and
Waraw.
Bospa.
The amount Il Spanish Bonds sent IN for conver den
to the present time S c31 9l eO7 this about fl2
Ot0 coo sent to Amsterdam f12oV0 600 to London md
about 46s00,C0O to Paris.
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AsTROLOaY. Ae


COUNSEL IN LOVE AFFAIRS
Y y The course of true love did run snostLs
SO Shakespeare said and ho very right;
\ Then seek the Oracle, and learn from truth
How to preserve affection free from blight.
The Day of Love shall never know night
VI but In ROBACK'S magic lore yon trust.
le every cloud of fear shall put to Fight;
Beneath his spell loves bryhtness cannot rest
Ths hearts he Joins true until they turn ~ dust
Obi wondrous work Of astsooIc skill
Obi strong effect of neient, occult art
KindlinF Above that time Kill,
Aud making heart responsive hcat 10 heart.
No more ot jealousy envencmcd dart,
When ROBACK'S spells are the lover laid
They meet before the altar ne er ~ part.
And oh how thankful for q RobAcks aid
Are widower, widow, bachelor, and iI
All letters TO C. W ROBACK No White street. II pre-
paid will be rogoUsly attended TO- For moro particulars
bsll and gst Astrological Almanac, gratis whs;o osri
bates oAn DO seen.
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ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
H>>~NN>o~oO1N~>~>,~c~>o
Three Days Later European News.
>~>>o~>NoS~N>~~~~>o1>r~s~
England in Favo- of the American
Japanese Expedition.
Immense European Emigration
to the United States.
c~>~~>~>>~s>>~o~~~~~~
IMPROVEMENT In AMERICAN SECURITIES.
~Ne>>oo1>~-y>~~o1~o.>>1>yv
THE COTTON IN, CORN MARKETS
>~>r~c0>>c->>><~>~oS>>>r>~~
Mississippi Reputation in London.
>>~~~>~>>>~~N~~>>~>>>N
The Anticipated Meet { Of to F4each
senate and Le isIature,
&c., &C., So.

Tho British NAH steamship Africa Captain Hsrrison
arrived at this port, at six O'Clock last evening from
Liverpool whence ss sailed Saturday neon the 27th
alt.
Our adviccs from all parts Of Europe three days
lator than those received by the Baltic.
The cotton and corr markets continue depressed.
Tho market for American securities had bccn active
and prices generally higher Annexed were ho quo.
tati0ns on the 26th ult -
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CIATIAIAG.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NfEpIcAL ROOFS CHEAP-A LOT OF NEW AND
Vl valuable Medical Books somewhat damaged, will Ne
sold very low, " applied FOR soon.
rRATT, w00DF0RD q Co, No. Cortla ndt strceA
DOIsoNOUs CONFEcTIONARY AN ADDRESS To
Irof Mspes respsetfuliy requesting m re specific
f rusor the subject. for tho especial inf0rms
or - confectioners VIII appear IN tho Evening Post ~
hc 7h sh rad v'h 'nstants win ths editors Of of
he w papers volunteer to bring the subject fully boore
'be ~, ilict
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INSURANCE..

IL Assurance Society, of Lsndon 0eners, Agents olcs
No, Grapd street Jersey City. Tho above
pvss to the itvep Of persons II
tho Statos aud Crfornis and other spoofa
Iards, fr Of pecwiun For torms. blank forma
Go., pissac Apply As above. TO
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WIN Hafu 70 The laws sent by the Council of stats
And IN faot arranging The frma little, 10 be obseryed In
thu different bodies OF the state " -. t,, ,a.,iay
the republic aud tow aIds each other
II l. reported that d1arec So h, ,,J he c,r the
REMOVAL of the stat" of yicgs the opening of this
session of tho Chambers. 80 "
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THE TURF.

C+rIl EvlLLE COURSE, l.. L-PoSTPONEMENr
~ Of Porgss No. asd No of the incemensy
the Weather and bad condition OF tho track Purse NoA
come GTuesday April H. and Purse No. will cone
JOEL coNKLIN. Proprietor
lED hOt ~ PLEASURE GROUND--TROTTiNG'.A
~ Pure ~ s2a will 10 given 70 come % on Iray mo
~ int nile heats hett three in i've. Under saoilc Ior
hJr hnt trottcd for Entries W close ~ so
- n LUfF Proprietor
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u w. WESTCOTT, AUCTIONEER.-IHE GENrEEL
H. Furniture OF family this Thursday iOts
o'clock at No li6 Greenwich Sale positive ths
leaves the city Friday. Consisting OF nine
Iel Three ply and Ingram Carpets; Stair do Stair Rods
Sofas and Sofa Bcdeeads Mahogany and other Chsa 20
Walnut and other Bedtaad Feather Beds and Hair
.resses; Mshogany and Walnut Burcaus Rosewood and
Marhleop Bureaus and Tables; Mahogany and Gilt look
ing Glassss Dining Card, Centre and Breakfast Tables
WAshstands and Crookery: Hntstands Dvans Ottom.us
Mahogany and Walnut Rockers Hall and Solar Lamps:
dozen China Plates Cutlery; Kitchen Furniture, &c. All
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ID C. KEMP AUCTIONEER.-AUCTION NOTICE.
N Extraordinary large positive sale Of Fur.
nure. Cnrpetng elegant PianOfortes, and other rioh
House hing articles four months credit for all
sums over $500 for approved endorsed notes. this day
and to-morrow commencing At 10 o'clock each day.
seuml r. G Kemp will sell 81 suction above without
splendid assortment OF rich valuable goods
being altogether largest and splendid
rich goods above descriptions offered
in sale in New York the value OF which
thousand dsars and all Of which will be positively sold
without reserve and presents opportunity for the
trade hotel and supply themselves with
most desirable description Of goods Tho furniture
custom trade and consists of large and splendid
nut Parsr. Dining Library and Chamber Furniture
comprising article Of elegance and utility
large and fashion able Furniture Rooms
more varied assortment than be found in any establish
nent In this city No goods will be admitted to this
but such be reliod and limited
goods will be received It il the intention the owners
That the whole shall be sold without reserve.
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II c. KEMP, ,AUCTIoNEER-RIcHcAR cARpETING At
H. auction in lots {, suit purchasers, this day,
at 10 O'clock at the large Hall $50 Broadway ormorly
Chineso Museum r. G. Kemp will sell at auction the above
without reserve, By catalogue very large and splendid
assortment Of rich English Csrpotngs. consisting in par
Of 500 pieces Of the richest Of Velvet Tapestry Bru
soils lhroe ply and Ingram Carpetings, Floor Oil Cloths
80, nc, viEFnglish Royal Wilton and Velvet Tapestry
Carpetngs OF the richest and most beautl patterns
this season Importation; very rich Brussels Of very hand
some and rich patterns just anded Trcepy heavy super
ne Ingram, and Venetian Stair Carpcngs Also a
assortment ofheavy Floor oil Cloths Rugs Door Mats &c.
All Of which will be sold in lots to suit bnyer Catalogues
tho 0rning of sale.
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ERANKLIN MUSEUM, IT'S CHATHAM sQUARE-GEo

ERANKLIN MUSEUM, IT'S CHATHAM SQUARK.-GEO.
Il Lea, Propriotor.Two perfor given every
day, commencing at oelook in tho afternoon, aud at half
past IN the evening This establishment k the only place
In the United States where the Model Artists DO
their beauty yre and under the supervision Of
"Mie GARNET, Premier Model 70 this establishment A
series will be produced carefully
from the most admired and with
Company the only organized band Of ados in existence
will appear every afternoon and evening" Mons afgc the
ORIGINAL Antipodcsn Pedestrian will walk "head down
wards the ceiling ~ an elevation Of twenty-five feet
ali 'oompctors in shade Tho greatest wonder tine
world produced Monsieur Cain the strongest man In
the world will break with his nakcd Gst any the
audience choose offer with othor unparalleled feas
Of strength The nnrvalied tribe Of Aorobatic Sisters
producing great BY their exhb
Hons variety Of miscellaneous given
every afternoon and evening such be at other
establishment in the world For full particulars of each
-Seafs in Private Boxes 50 cents Orchestra Seats with
cushioned chairs M oents Boxes % cents, Gallery,
12h oents
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AUCTION SALES,

UCTiOh SALn-STANDARD ROsHs-J L. vANDR-
wster will SELL on Thursday, April g. at II siosk
OF now standard Rcsss from the nursery 81
some Peoples.