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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
TNAMELED FURNITURE WARE

IL HOUSE No. S2s Broadway, corner OF Spnnsst:--s0
MATHEWS respectfully notifies bis old patrons, and ne
pubic generally, thar the firm OF MATHEWS GILLiEs
dissolved the Sd Day Of October 1872 he takes w
opportunity of sincerely thanking his friends wne
have hitherto literally patronised his continued ehortsm
please them and begs TO inform them that be has formed
new copartnership with GEORGE b. STACY, Upbos,ens
and Wholesale Feather snd Mattress Dealer and Aanufs
turer for the purpose Of carrying ont FAR exteaavsg
than the contracted limits Of the late fsm would s0w ~
ENAMELED FURNITURE BUSINESS,
in connection with Cottage Parlor Attic and Kitchen Furmr
tune Feathers, Mattresses and Bedding IN general
MATHEWS STACY =,
fater themselves that the well known reputation OF "
MATHEWS 1.-THE practical artist and leading partner 10 ~
LATE rn) es combining superiority " sfnnl
ness richness, elegance OF design well rs superoneso
fnish will be sufficient guarantee for future pst'o1s
Several new styles OF Southern Furniture (pronouncea "
eonnoseurs surpa.s any thing yet In the trade n
being introduced Their stock of Enemelei Furnifnfe ~
be found comprise the largest most varied and oeet sS
ed in the United Ststes-all " their anuf,etnre
~ 5. repudete the palfry puts OF Offering tne,r -
at IS per cent cheaper than any Others, having yer %
that much profit be made. 10 begin win, ~ s
honest dealing They introduce themselves as men o. 10y
years experience in the trade In all It's branches sna
lenge any comparison with any other respectable nrn-
es TO quality next IS 10 price. - ,,.,.,.s
Remember, No. so Broadway, opposite The ~ hH''~
Hotel and Collalnore House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
T AMPS, GIRANDOLEs, and CHANDE-

- LlERSTho subscriber wishes TO direct puo'e 49,
ton TO bic large and extensive assortment Of hsmps
dolce Chandeliers and Cendesbrss; Solar Lard Csppes
Burning Fluid and Piospene L.mps Of thslstess IN
nsnts and select patterns; also, large assortment
Suspendipg, and BIscket Lamps. for ehsIcnet 49,
and LAID Oils; also new stiele Of Csmphene s5a p
ns Fluid and every article cosareed with tss sss
ehauts and Others will do wei 20 call before
who're. SOLOMON s. REILLY. No. IsS Canals ~ m
OF Lsisbrj Eo.5l Cazmnest corner o. bsd,ofai -
uaAon Csrphcnc DistilIefy eorusr Of Sta ~ a'a
ycOrtff-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
RI UAPDNAN's PIANO.FORTES-Man-

ufsetorv and Wareroom, No e. Wnie-st, tnrce
d. ue, nj BrosswayThe subscriber announces 70 ns
Trends and the public in general that Ia consequence y
sbs r,sa demand for hi Pano-Fortes he has removed
from his old factory, No. l'J West bIoadNs! " .
tI Icc.ton ,yhere he is erecting extensive factory,
with aeroom attached which will be competed by ths
lst of November He would state to those VINO
rrcba.ns that all his srurens manufactured under
n rnt dse supervision end OF well seasoned nlstsS'as
and b.ins practical mechanic he Is able 70 Judge Oh ne
e,,ncy OF those alterations which daily beng made IN
Piano Fort,s snd hs. only adopted such as his long eSp
riepce convince him will really improve the nstdni
rent m the csle which he thoss who have eS-
re.sed themselves much pleased with his Pianos adds
Ia Their rover and sweetness OF tone lie mas so
on hand an sssortent of makers, 50 tina, buyers
cannot tail in selecting instrument TO suit them IN price
end Secondhand Piano-tores oonSnt ana wen IN
exchange. n hAnDnhN..,
Mechent. and the trade supplied on the most reasonable
term
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
VALUABLE FARM for s.I,y-of "a,

TON $50 sssaied N Mercer Co. " J. spila. from r.a
K.,l,a ,. ne'eensorn, and from Camden an ma
md tie reasio !. ssss Ssssr. Of meadow 10 wss
az ms consist Of hrek ana .,oas he.-- Inc !
bos wagon is ss sers snaeIsesh iay "a. cS
With u neeesAr bud.rss .t,ssS tenant hou-e,
- ,s, ire, nsss N ssIns rA. property w N. ave, ass
&C., ~ ~. SA % asary tar Ii. location s $500.
plosih Co. n J AAs1'es'n- Mon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
CHAs. REICHE & BROS Importer, Of

Birds Cages, Bird Seed &C., who have visited Europe
ouTns the summer FOR the purpose of repenshinx tlsir
ock very respectfully inform their old patrons aud tho
overs o. sweet singing Birds ia general that they have
their way from Bremen in the steanlip Wasninatou with
the following variety Of Birds 5000 German Claares 500
peiSian 40 100 Piping bullhnches and number of Gold
nneIts Llnets Nightingale Larks Thruslles Backeaps
2Anh1s Robin Redbr, ssts, &C, &C. All above named
pigs are ci tie first quality They selected by Chas
hs!e8e nun self and really excel any thing the kind ever
onefed before IN this market. The establishment No Ia
north Niiisst Chatham will be opened On the first
OF November saw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
NLENTIELD PATENT sTARCH.-Copy

" of Testimonial from the Laundress Of Her Maesys
Royal Laundry, Richmond Surrey:
Mr. WoTHERsPoos, no. 40 Dunop-st., Glssgow:
The Geneld Patent Powder Starch hes now been used
for time in that department of the Royal Laundry
where all the finest goods finished for fer Majesty
Prince Albert and the Royal Family, and have much
pleasure in Informing you that has gwen the highest sst
faction. NJ. WEIGH, Laundress 10 Her Majesty
Royal Laundry, Richmond, London 18th May, ls5f
Wholesale Agent, GEORGE WALKER, No. 25si WISH
ington-st, New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25

RROOMS! BROOMS! BROOMS!-The
~ undersigned has established Broom Depot at the store
OF Horace Harrington No. 2lj Riyerst, Troy ~ Y The
trade IN the City OF NewY0rk be supplied with
BTooms In quantities from to thousand dozen
JAMES HOUGHTON
~ Borders addressed to HORACE HARRINGTON
Troy, n. T., will meet with prompt attenntion. "
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rs and Observation-Disclosures
MR.. and Mad. NOEL BERGER, from
WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE

WI INSTITUTE, No 2l8 4lh-st corner OF Micdouga-
ct. on Wsshneton-squaTc, GEO. w. CLARKE, M
and JAMES BANNING, AN, Principals commenee. its
tenth school year MONDAY. the 18Th of sept lSil
The Principles having rettted the furniture AID for
recitation aud lecture throughout the Institution will be
complete order the reception Professors Teach
aud pupils the lCth OF Sept.
Personal with the Principals, and Catalogues
containing o patrons and pupils Of past year, TO-
geiher with plans Of intcnon, regulations, terms, sc,
NAV be had II the Rooms Of the Institute.
Pupils received from 70 % years OF ige
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
kNIvES and FORKS, POCKET KNIVES
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PIERCE Z, RI

4VnanufacfurtTs OF Plerces Kitchen RAnEe- R.yn
Rooster and Peces EhpteAl AirEleat-r re,sved from
No IS to 500 broadway next door to Grace Clurch
N.B.-Pisrres Ranges repaired.
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DIAPER WAREHOUSE r mn

E'REE EACUKSIUN 20 NELVINA-Oo
Il TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY 81
nh md ssh ins,s omnieuses and Carriages will lesys ~
th- Wiausburzh Ferries for this besuiful village oalv
miles est.nt from AN, 10 PM fer the ire coaysy
OF al rer.ors desIirg v and sysmine the ocs,
where books VIII be spcn thc sse OF Lots and res,s,
siysr Tor first ,rs.aLnenfs
Eor y.r,cras see advertisements in another cclu,an
Fe tickets may he Obtained from the dyers OF he W.
nstnslurgh and NrwtOwn stages, aud OF l. FONDA No
n Na,.an-sf. y. Y 81 door.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25

EOR SALE-The twO-stOry House and Lot
IL pleasantly situated) in Cumbsrand-st. Brooklyn
houses north OF Laayetteay the side. On The rst
floor there two parlCrS teGroon, kitchen, bathroom
and psntres second stony two rooms and BEDROOM also
bedroom il the attic The house has been bu years
and in complete order The present sells in
QuCnce of removing out OF the State Inquire Of Mr.
GOODALL. ninth house north, IN same street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25

CROTON WATER TAXES-Publie notice
Viz hereby given that on the first day of November nsx
per cent will be added ell the water rents ta rem
unpaid on that day. r. C. HANCF R@1stsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
rINO RENT-Two Stores ON Broadway, above
mo LET-Toa small, respectable family, the

Il lower srselass Hoase jnst knisSed with al
che modern improvements gas hight kitchen range bath
room &e In 9thst north side. between the sh aud 9th
Inquire No ios Greenet Possession the LIST of No
vembtf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
EPISCOPAL COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,

Il CLIFTON STATEN ISLAND-Rey. T. LOWELL,
a NJ Kector-Tks Eighteenth Session Of tls Institution
Of lie most elevated anu lovely spots tho Island
rounded by hne covering spece OF eisGt acres re-
no. ed from iguOus dwelling. commanding bss
Ing air and within half kOuTssas OF tbs City0t New
YORK The most experienced Professors engaged IA TIE
Ciarscsl Mathematical French, Spanish and Italian de-
paItneuts aud the Rector devOes hrs entire tune and at
tention 10 the Eous Intellectual and pnysca training Of
his pupils Communications .dlred to the Rector AZ ths
Institute or len at the L. 5 School Agency No I Broad
wsvwherr rr-Tecusss HAY b. obtain vii b. imnciate
" attended The Rector II permitted 70 reier 70 tno
De Lsncsy. d D, Ii D., Right Rev. 4 Potter d D, LII
D. Rev W Befren D. D.. Rev. T. L. Hawke. D. d.
Rev T. n. TayIor. d. D., R.v. b. j. Hasht. d. D., Rev.
y Y Higbee D. D. Rev VIM. Morris, LII. D., Rev Wfn.
ID ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
ERENCH LANGUAGE.-Prof d. LA.

Il GROIN No. 80 Broadway, viii commence new
course u instruction the above language THIS Mo2fay
ENFNING a. 6 o'clock. With Mons L., every lesson
sson in French conversation Each clais limited to SIX
members TENS - per month.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
TlTUs & CORNELL, Manufaeturer, Of

- lin TO1S o. every variety.
Fancy JsPanaed rnw.-c Plznished Tobacco Box.,
Spectacle CAscs and al kinds Of Pressed W.r-
ofiee and sample Room, 81 John-st near N..,,n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
BUSINESS and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is

BUSINESS and PUBLICITY.-Noto is
~ the important element Of success in business Il 10
through the newspapers of the country that this be
thoroughly attained Fortunes accumulated in few
years by those who avail themselves OF this power The
vast benefits resulting from systematic and continuous adj
yetsng are only beginning To be understood IL is demon
srated that the merchant the manufacturer tho
ehanc may increase his business pleasure proportion
70 the energy and means he employs gaining publicity
Then why do not all ADVERTISED Because business ara
only beginning TO realize its importance Still the amount
OF advernns seen In the columns of the journals has
doubled within i've and viii double again in Ave
more. Those who hang back will their younger aud
more energetic rivals outstripPng them There
IN eontendins against the spirit OF the age Ii they won't
jump into tie cars and pay ther fare they be left be-
hind 20 travel on foot.
The opportunity for advertising in the best papers Of all
the cities and principal towns Of the country afforded at
the Agency of v b. PALMER, where the papers are filed
for examination lie 10 authorized by the propretos to
transact the business and to give receipts subscriptions
and advertisements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25

FACTORY TO LET-A large building,
with Steam Engine in order for immediate use to let
for tenn years Apply No 10 Maiden Lane up stairs,
bach Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25

TOR SAIE-At No. Barclay-st., next door
i 20 the As,or HouseA variety of Of and octave rose
wood Psuc-FOrtss warranted to sise IA esey
i,ssi'N'' VI =" '-''' ~ JAMES THOMPSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
rTRAyELING TRUNKS, &c.-The sub
and GLIDING. repair

- ing and REPEATING on Spoons Forks Tea Sct Cltor
tandcsficks Sc: gliding Wstch CapS Saeelars
Chandeliers IL the cheapest and best manner a No s. d.
ane.st, near Broadway. WILLIAM DlEIklCk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25

DO LET-The lower part of the House in
II Csssonay. doors esn FIasAiBg-av, Brooklyn con-
ssting OF large psrlo aud Kitchen r door with
two Mp sSirs bedrooms ana isrs sSrden 80 feet deep
by6A Staees pass the door every hve minutes
the fcuee. Rent SIS 70 the hrst OF May Apply
JAMES T.. PHELPS, Ne. SIS lthSt, New YORK.
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Gonscs 10 Get.

(NHAMBERS and READE-ST. PROPERTY.
N-Tbe undersigned is ready to improve the property
heretofore the Manhattan Water Works on Cham
hers md square Of $50 feet and lease the
same for term years Parties desirous OF leasing build
ing suited their business and securing permanent oca
ticn. viii apply TO me. SIMEON DkAPEh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
EyENING SCHOOL.-Prof WRIGHT,

IL Author Of English Grammar, &c, &c. wall com
rence the instruction Of limited number IN OF adult stu-
d nts on the Isl Now he residence, So ii Desraws
near Court South Brooklyn Sublects-Tne ssntentiAl
structure of the English Language Style, Composition and
Fcursfiye Language Hours-7o g. Terms for the cours,
S25 Apply early IL consider Wnshts Grammar OF
the English LANGUAGE the best and most phosop hcl with
which am acquainted" Francis l.. HAWKS ID; d. " |
Lave ace no work on the ENGLISH language which has at
for3ed me so much satisfaction" J. Y. Shredder, ID. d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
EXCEISIOR-parents wi.hing 10 and an

~ Institution in hich good order Is s1ta ned by real
JDdp ard rzpd improvement secured By thorough N.
stcon will b pie,-.d and served at The Commercial and
''''N-' SOLOMON JEN,'ER, Principal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
miscellaneous.

A ADVERTISEMENTS are inserted in tho
"A best papers other cities and towns at " b. PALM.
ER'S Advertising Agency Tribune Buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
DANCING and WALTZING, at Montague
AUGUSTA respectfnlly informs
~ WHALE and DAUGHTER respectful

w " announce that they continue to form new class
% Of Dancing Watzng &c until further notice at their
Academic No $50 Broadway No 80 8th-sv and Gothic
Hall Nc ISL Adsms-st Brooklyn. For particulars see cir
cul crs,to be he'd AZ above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
.ARRYTOWN TNSTITUTE.-In this In
ME BANCROFT INSTTTUTE-A French
Dantins 6rbools.
DODWORTH,s DANCINGACADEMY

4 DODWORTH's DANCINGACADEMf
a. No 5. Broadway, next 70 Grsce CaGrci ~li open
NJ for Ladies' at 81 for Children aud 81 ioi Gentlemen
Forterrrs, 6c- see Gard OF Terms ..
IL ,yi'h feelings Of than usual PRIDE ana
ZION thar announce the commencement OF the Glasses tor
this season Having removed 70 the new oni.dnS Jnsr
erected expressly for this purpose can now oIer 70. @
my pupils the most elegant conS ana coz
establishment erected II this city the experience Oh
many year. enabling re 10 know ard provide os evty
in the fullest IL my intention to ma ke nus " aA
such an establishment should be, place Tor IN AID
physical improvement connected with innocent and eene
tca recreation and 1t Will be my particular care 10 maze
svervthrT conduce the good department and general I'M
rroyemen OF ell who may be placed under my charge
Tire Classes Gentlemen will be arranged on Al entirely
new system which Will greatly facilitate the progress aud
add very much the convenience OF the pupils bat - TOO
ueh srace would be taken by rbinz the system here
the published circular refeedto rs furnishing description
Of tho method aud its advantas,a ,,
All the Dances Of the present ard former seasons VIII
be introduced.
private soireeA for pupils only semi monthly.
The Acad my remarkably fortunate IN benz
from nearly ali parts OF the city by stages or rAEo. -
there are no than thirteen ncs which pass directly ~
front Of the door, within one two or three sluaes0 Il
East Broadway Madson-st and thar esooThood directly
10 the Academy. thus ahOrnS the patrons IA That IT
equal facilities with the other portions
nANCING.-A few young Ladies in the
IL vicinity OF No 4S2 Hudson-st Grove, can have
The IrysSs Of joining Pnves Ci 70 s9%Se Scso On
under the instruction Of competent teacher
HANGING and WALTZING, at Montague
H. Hall, Court-st, Montague place.-Mrs \ LA y
NAY would form her patrons and the residents OF Broo
lyn that size viii reopen her School on NEDNESDAa /,
Oct IS Days Of instruction, WEDNESDAYS and SAIUli-
DAYS commencing at y O'Clock. The hrst Sore w IA "a
place FRIDAY Nov. % the succeeding sorees on ne
thrd FRIDAY Of each month during the season Schools
and fuihes sttended in Nsw-York or Brooklyn.
Commune atoms addressed TO Mrs LANNAh, Montague
Hall Brooklyn will meet with prompt attention. -
B-Jersey City, Mrs LANNAf's elasses az Mis Cne-
dsayne's School OF Grand and Greene-sts VIII %
reopened on MONDAY, Oct. 2l
MADAME AUGUSTA respectfully informs
WI her patrons and friends shat she hxng tho
house No 7l2 Broadway, opposite Washingionpece Tor
tie reopenng OF her Dancing Casses For terms Nc apply
between the hours of u and o'clock AZ the above number
w WHALE and DAUGHTER respectful
w ~ that they continue 70 form new class
% Of Dancing Waiting NC, tuuti further notice. AZ t
Academies No 60 Broadway No. go Sh-sy., and Gothic
Hall No ISL Adams-st Brooklyn For particulars see er
culsrsto be he'd a. above
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WANTED-A modern-built three-story
w House, between 10Th aud 3ith-s,s. and ID and 9Th
avs In good neghborh0od, by small family POSSESSION
on the Isi Of November Address MERCHANT Box No
I5o6 Post Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
NJELvINA BUILDING LOTS for SALE,

IVA payable in per ceut. monthly insiallmeais-Ths
liberal terms offered IN this beau ul yiSe property slcl
enable POOR sufficient amount from
their monthly earning % purchase home and the price
low insure large advance before hall the payments
made. IL very accessible being oy aaa Ole-ha
iai!cs fro the Nilhausburgh ferries, aud fronting the
Nc'stoWn Plank Road where tho Nestown and MAss'ih
oinihuss constantly passing; fare Oh For lmipS
pamphlets &c. SEE T. }. fONDA. No. y Nasau-st u
heor New-York or JOHN II. SMITH on the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25

ID ord Com L. b. NICHOLS. Principal; terms sl-o
v, Crccr stating particulars be ohtEnec !, tse
pacLs.ore Of Mesrs RAiNOR No. 70 Bowery vas-e tie
PrpcpsI nav be consulted tie Sd list, frOa 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25

ITO LET-Pleasant, genteel Apartments. on
adev. Crstoa wsssz IN each spart'ssnii halls fur
ahea with OF cloth; hoases evcry wen tsralsAcl
Nsss hat snan fauihss need apply 70 w. w, EASroS.
Ne. Ice Broadway, corner Of xdst Also Hssss Aesu.
Usev end Stores IN difersnt parts Of the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
NIEssRs. LIGHTE & NEWTON, No. p

WI Capalt in CONSEQUENCE Of the increased demand and
uuriysled nor ularty of their PIANOFORTES, have ex'
te.ded their business and now prepared TO oier to
their friends and those wishing superior instrument an
extensive assore plain and ornsmented cases OF mod
ern style from 81 to u octave. Secondhand Pianos taken
in exchange.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
HOUSE and GARDEN for sALE-No. Is

Lamcriine place, opposite the Park by ina name, snd
ofihe peasanes loo atoms the city The H0us u
complete repair and ready for Immediate occnp ncy Tis
Garden well stocked with grape and howsT rooS
and extends back SOths Ihose only who par
chase need spp.y 10 r. LYMAN, No. l02 Pea-l-si.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
mo CAPITALISTS-lOO acres of Land far

ITO CAPITALISTS-1G acres of Land for
sale in the town OF Yonkers having shout go feet
troniiIg the Hudsop River with good substans D5cS
ssoGt enc hoprs rde from the City Hail. and half mile
frum the railrcsd stst;on 81 Spgytsr-6uyvil Creek
THIS pTeVeriy is directly OPPOSITE the Palisades part Of
o-irg hhly elevated II has commanding view OF soe
soo' W miles Of the Hudson River and surrounding cous
~ ehd well situated for s~ntieer's residences who
00 a rns-nsss IN the city. LOcstion very he.l,ay.
secre property VAL nc offered for few DAYS orly
t,rrrs - ~ N~>-A' ''o V1l1-SS u u1o-s lsN'440-s
u AEssy 70 D. .: w1NToN. No. 5TtyonrOw. p,., n.
i'sien haiiFcad Ohice, opposite the CIV Han
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gntlerp ano 6ar0ware.

preor Of Lockwoods celebrated Cooking and Laundry
Ranges Aso, T. Bueds newly-invented Ranges which,
All RsnEes wrrrsnfed. n. B-Prces from sd noysrd
No GIG Broadway, formerly No si2) opposite ST. Thorn
ass Church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
EAIR HAVEN CLASSICAL and MATH.

II EMAIICAL SCHOOL.-Number limited % t'seYc-
advantages second For circulars and further IN
formation apply - T.. WILCOX. ). School AGENCY,
No ze5 Broadway Y or the Principal at Fair Haven,
Conn, b. A. SMITH
RETERENces-The President and Professors OF ale Col
lese y C Benedict F-q No 10 Wall-st; DR. j Bolton,
No 10 East lithst; Thonss Denny Esq, No, Jauncey
Court; Prof J j. Owen. ID, NO ll2 West 2}ist; K
Sprague Sons. No III Pearl-st; ID > Appleton, Esq,
No so Broadway; A Reed Esq, No. 2la Fulton 81, New.
York City. Rev. A c. Dennison, Leicester; Rev. Levi
Packard Spencer, Mas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
EOIIAN PIANO-FORTES.-T. GIL

III BERT & Co.'S celebrated PiAao-foTtes, with and
~ .hout the Eoan. Tn. Subscriber who Is tie sole sgect
in tvs city the sale Of these Instruments tine
OF which his bee sme Worldwide now prepared 10 o1er
the AZ prioes which those wishing 70 purchase cannot
.,l 10 lie satisfactory Possessing facilities for obtaining
Psnos eSuaed BY those OF any other house
n lie CITY lie does hesitate TO hst be present
rSeutrts 20 buyers 20 be found elsewhere lie has
corsAny on hand extensive assortment OF secondhand
E.-oS al bersairs which be esrely VIII defy
non C;ilb-rts elegant BoudoiE Cottage Pianos, for
ssi roons Also MclodeonS, Of Princes and CarhAgts
~ Crard folian aid other Pianos TO let
N-~e HORACE WATERS, No. SS Broadway,
eorner Of Antholy-st- up starr
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Honses iUanieo.

FURNISHED HOUSE WANrED-By a
IL small family, for SIX months or more. Address A. W.
n NJ this Office /; or Box $50 Post Office
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MELODEONS, which are pro-

uoupceS bv the best judges superior 70 81 o.S an 20
had o.ly OF the sole agent J. > CLARK No 81 bsoaa"ly,
1orrogite tie Parkl y B-lnstruments with stops iof
C5rrchss- All irsi. urnen;s warranted for one year
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A TTENTION ATTENTION!-Scott and
IA Graham Associations furnished with FLAGS Banners
Trnsparencies, &c, by ACkERMAN MILLER, at their
old stand No. lO Nassaus, between Fulton aud Ann-sts
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piano-fortes.

DRADBURY's BOSTON and NEW-f0Rh
ID PIANO WARE-ROOMS No. 42S Broidwsy, three
6ocrs above Cauast Assorted Panos 0i sPpIosea
with and without the Eoan, Is cheap - et'eW -,
Howe Hsllet DAVIS Co.'S Lshte Newton $ al, a.
iE5st - Il" sNAiiAA'' - o. BRADBURY