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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06
8usrial Notifies.

49,
YwI.O. -. F.-Tbe r. W. Grand Lodge oFsouthem
New York will commence the Stated October Session
THURSDAY, 7th Oct at y O'Clock, P NJ in It's Room,
be punstusl BY order. JOHN J. DAVIES, q. Sec.
rv- New-York aIsdicai College, Bast 18th
stTbe Introductory Leisure 70 the Of instruction
atihe "NewYork Medical College, will be delivered by
MING Oct at u DEL ok The medical profession aud
the public generally are invited. T. OGDEN DOREMUS,
adjourned meath oG the New York State DsgueTeian As
sosistion viii be h@ld ct mesde sIohess In bteaoway
THIS EVENING, Oct All Daguerrean Artists are par
''"''"' '"''''' AUGUSTINE MoRAND President.
J, H. BARNARD, secy. pro tenn.
rFGeneTaI society of NIecsan,cs and Trades.
nr Of the Society viii bs held at Me;hanies dali No Az
soadws THIS as Sns nS0r
after AuBset ItOhlAs 1-nNnn-, ooo.y.
~ Examination Of the Tarrytown Institute.
We The undersigned, having witnessed the Semi An
nusl Exsmipston Of this Institution (hed Thursday
the Stthl, OF which A. NEWMAN, ESQ, 10 Principal aud
great pleasure in expressing our conviction
that the school never in more prosperous ste " All
o. s sYt The sentiments Of large number Of Gentle.
me and Ladies' patrons and friends VINO were Az hgny
delahted as wen ourselves with the proficiency the
scholars lad made In me different branches they had been
stgsyirs .,,o, l., Msr,., and Practice, Arithmetic.
Fnylisb Grammar Geography Algebra, Geometry, Lstin
and srse and Double Entry Bookkeeping, wa' thorough
TIE Compos,ions and Declarations good the writ
rg books looked well and OF the dswoss were iae
we were satisfied from the exercises that the Principal aims
not only 10 make theoretical but practical scholars
The School resembles family where the boys lsei Al
Rome the discipline being mild but strict Mrs NEW
MAN possesses eminent qualifications for the sta ION she
occupies snd discharges its aduous duties with honor to
herself as well tho benefit Of those committed to her
care. Ill t..,...s
We therefore cordially recommend this Institution
(which IL beautifully located near the romantic spot where
Major Andre was takenl to the patronage OF those who
""s 'V"' " Rev. P. Il. BROWN. Peekskl
SAMUEL LYON, ESQ., North Castle.
Rev. C. C. kEYS, Plessautvle
Rev. p. l.. HOYT, NOnkers
Rev. J. h. WAkELEN. New-NOrk.
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~ Free Excursion 10 CinrencevilIe.-Those de.
srous Of VISITING OF purchasing lots in this beautiful place
VIII have fine opportunity on THURSDAY next, Oct y
when Excursion Train Of the Long Island Rairosd will
leave the depot at South Ferry, Brooklyn, II o'clock
A. NJ and returning leave Clareoceville at p. NJ Tick
eta free OF CHARGE may he obtained Of ID T. mACFARLAN
General Agent No. Nassau at from II A. NJ to aP VI ,
OF Of any OF the other agents Of the property.
70 Industrial Home Association M. IA
meeting will be held on THU RSDAY EVENING, Oct +
az No N GraId st. The mbe are particularly rested
to attend. JOHN SIEFENS, President.
c. A. CoUER Secretary
Fzv- Franklin Binding Association Il 2th
Regular N onihiy fectiDB.-A meeting OF the mem
beIt of this Association will take place THIS EVENING,
At Washington Hall corner Of Bowery and Hesterst Dues
can be paid during the day at the Secrstarys Office:
:. +. BARTOL, President.
w. p. MOODY, Vice PEST.
~. POND, Sec'y, No IS Sprucest.
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Ghartes foy Business Msn.

A SURE FORTUNE.-For Sale, the
IA Stock Interest &C. ofone Of the oldsx VsdsfAksrs
Esfablshments the city Tue Wishing 70 retire
IN busnes, 10 the cause Of seas This sure 90 SAFE
iDysstmsnt 81 90 will BE- reqalTsd. Address UNoLh
rAKER Tribune Odce.
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Cost ano fonn6.

HORSE LOST.-Strayed, on Monday
evening Oct l. . sonel Horss, sixtesa haads hish.
or cher switch tail and mall star 10 the forehead Tbs
delivery of tho horse information ysn IL No. III MAIDEN
Lane, iup stairs Will be suitably rewarded
4 OST.-A letter addressed 70 Wallace
Contn, Pomptop, New.Jsrsey, er-ios,ng note
dawn and endorsed by Dudley X. Fuller Co. Of New
York dated Sept T. l652 at months, for c1 o. psys
bic AZ the Merchants Exshsose Bsnk OF Nsw.Yofh Tho
letter deposited Ia the HewYok Post Once, sept 1s
qhs finder u said letter By ssgpg the sane D. TALLER
4 Cos, will be suitably rewarded. Inc paohe are essnon
"a sRsin,t the note as payment OF IL has been
stopped. WALLACE COShLiS, fomrton, N.
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II APPLETON q co. publish on
1PPLFTONsS MECH lNICs MACHINE AMI EN'
CHEERS JOURNAL fT Oete beri edited bs julius W.
Adams Epsl.nd Price IS gents; s. per Lanum.
TIE gpsr Journal 'of pr cs m-n u lie NJ an s
ana Scenes nat conruy has ptciaced. -lfo--a.
On Wednesday
CONFINEMENT BETTER THAN WEALTH, bT
Alice Neal cousin Ace) sUthOr II No s1ch SoT1 -
Pal &c with illustrate rs limo. CLOTH 70 cent?
ms one 81 thos rlta t4es which All 1a tie "a r7 n ~
al rss.r. L. pafos good sLeat noIa pre' oa
an Iysy .zrra.Ve are seldom imposed,
On THURSDAY -
REUBEN MEDLICOTr or the COMING MAN, ~
VIM NJ Savage the author Of tbs "beehe'or OF Albany.
any Uncle the CursYe' &c, vol limo; paper cover "
cents, cloth IS cent? u,
ms volume ION graphic pen Of the well knoNn author Of
Bachelor Of ALBANY" ay1 pcureoi the utufe nAa
o. 4-v a. tsrI urer tn. exciting .ulgelce TIE " en-
day soounos dsinssiors Of 81 Aias ana
oil Ilalences yi-i4rf
tesc - hem poay-d will ali
erpresson. l. . xlIitsa with gorOus AMI alla
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06

rg- EpIisrant Istctlisence Orscs ssa Laesr
RTchon0e Nos IS and n Csnalst, New. Ydk-Thf
sfee IL sstaslIsbed by the Commissioner OF Eusraen,
v6sre ces always be 6ond large numbers OF ie0orsn and
Eeynnts "A yery low OF sDd peont can have
their ord SIZED by writing to the Superintendent and ssna-
rs he amount necessary 70 pay the passage OF the parties
JAS. r. PAGAN, Superintendent.
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The Two Dollar seats will be sold on TUESDAY, Oe1
5 The One Dollar and remsinns Two Dollar Sean on
WEDNESDAY, Oct g.
All unsod Seats and "stsndee Tcksts may Dc ootaned
At the Hall at O'Clock on the evening Of the performance.
The doors will open at O'Clock, and the Concert VIII
commence st O'clock.
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EERDINAND THOMPSON

il FEkDTNANb THOMPSON, Who VA b,ru 10 Lisboa
in the year isn ard who only eha o. Robert rhesp-
con- deceased tsod fcferis faspaer o. her Bsaic Ma
,siys sd Reg ient OF seet viii sspy hissf IN pssson.
or 6y an agent duly suho'fTea 70 Of the ol,~nG hs
Will hear II sonselhiDg his benefit ssi advsnsAgs To
BON IN THOMPSON. ssnist-r-st lsw, Csu1sa.st, Dab
or % THOMAS RICKFORD, ESQ Sit N Couss O. Psrs.
II any person will In event Of the soressid Rerdssnx
Thompson having died. give information the ans Dc WIZ
be am ply rewarded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06

n Annlversary OF The American Bible
Unteu.-She American Bible Mon will hold its Tntd
Anniversary TIL RSDAN, the eth inst. Public
Sisss b ~ 10 O'clock M in the meeting house
Of the First Baptist Church. In Broom Elizabeth
Speakers from various pats OF the country will address ths
meeting The exercises will contipue several days Tits
church and congregation invited attend There will
be . meeting for business in the lectureIoom At o'clock
The morning our o. Thursday, from to O'clock will be
occupied q prayer meeting in which brethren from all
pas Of the county will unite IN seeking the blessing Of God
on the plsns srt operations OF the American Bible Union
especially in references the ravsion of the English Scdp
suiss WIN. II. WYCK0FF, Cor Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06

As SEA,IsTREss by respectable Pro-
testant Woman who can cut and 10. IL 40 excsisnt
IIveF In the OF house ssshs cover
furniture 1c give nile Instruction. aud very TODD OF
children. The best Of city reference given Apply a. No -
Sdsv Can be seen for three day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06

As NURSE and Seamstress, or as Seam
stress soas by respectable gil, with bes Of e y
references lived y years 10 ss. place. Pleass cal. AZ No
- llthst, between Sd and 4th-sys
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GIANTS

A ) COOK, Washer and Ironer, or as
"A Chanbernsid ard to asst 10 vashss and ironing BY
asYeesoe Gn hss good city reference. Apply By nots
be seen for oze week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06

AS NURSE, to go to Mobile, by young
~ Wonsn Would remxin thrsugh the winter II
.s..d Ths Applicant 70 aceinsted, and VIII give IN
souhtsd references by late pcys With whom sas hs
been for about four yeIL Aecrea JVhs 'VVhc-
fhonpseryipe, Cen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06

IL
ELEVENTH sEAsON-The Board OF Directors re-
srectay announce that applications for tickets 70 the
Rehsar.ss ard Coroe will De received At the Mure Stores
of Mssus SCHARkENSERG LUIS, No. 4s5 Broadway,
and Mp K NRIIEI. No as Fulton.st, Brooklyn.-
7erms-Suhsensipg members DC, Associate members S.
and Professional msbsu 8 per annnu In advance The
fret public Reheasa tskts pisce Nibcs Conosrt Saloon
October y Ct s. O'Clock Z. H. BY order
i'll ENSIGN, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06

"A ) iTst-rate Cook OF Baker by Creole
~ Woman, vth best Of city references. Apply 81 Nc.
! l5th-sI., baseuleut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06

~ Mount Vernon Continued, or Fleetwood.
A Getting Of this Association will be held on WEDNES
DAY FVEEING, Oct tt the Crystal no, 295 GTsndst-
at n oclocB al which tune opportunity viii be offered
the public for securing plot OF und most conveniently
and beautifully situated the Harlem Railroad short
distance from Mount Vernon. b. OIdero
ROBT. ]. TIFFANY. President.
Doct. J. COVERT, Vice-P President.
j. p BREWSTER gecretAy.
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~ A Public mceiipg OF the Nillisms6ursh City
Ten peranes Alliance will be held THIS ~ ENIN3 At
Central Hall Rev Mr Pease, O. Newly ork City, and Rev
Mr Porter Of W hsnsburgh. will address the meetns BY
oSdeI Of JOHN Il. WELLS, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06

AS NURSE, by respectable Womnn,
who has good experience IN the aad msnassnsnt
II kd IN tie heass, families sod II required teach
the frsl rubin the Enzsh language Is Protestlnt
Hes no Oh ec,oa % travel live In eo1nty vito
sny las the best Of city references sed Be heard Of
or seen a. No. g sth-st, s.. MEkfplaee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06

A Protestant GIRL wants situation
N IS Clids ana 70 do slsin sewing OF woad take
ofoue chidren aud do light cham ,eEs!k Can
ave the beat ot city reference Cal at Ne. Il Sullivan St
between Houston ard Price SIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06

PROGRAMME.
4.
l. Overture Leonora" by the Orchestra. Beethoven
q Aria All per sempre trom Psritsni) sellni
sgnor BADIALI.
g. ARIA from II Template. .Nieoh
MADAME HENRIETTE 6ONTAG.
Piano Fantasia on themes from Norma Jaeu
ALFRED JAELL.
4 THEME, with variations composed expressly ..
America.
MADAME HENRIETTE SONTA0.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06

As Cook and 70 Wash and Iron, or to
4 90 the houssNork Il private family, by aud
C9auiSeIrsi1 sre Waitress, Is hst rate Wsrey bJ tia
other Ttsse Girls vely experiences and have
eeLsntHtJ reference Cal a. No Il ihsv 10 the book
sto.e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06

THE BRYAN GALLERY of CHRIS
u fIAn ART, sontsin,ns q series OF authentic
paintings from the sssrated masters In chronological
order fran Guido do sienne "a D. l22l down to horsce
Veine; will be open for exhibition on fnursdsy October
Z ct The Society Library Roe-ns Admission 2 cents Ex
hibit, On hour Tom A H. 70 5 p. NJ, aad Ito 10 NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06

A YOUNG LADY, born and educated
IA In England, wants situation In prysss family or
Ichco She Ia competent 70 give Instruction IN the sold
Ergsh braashe with the rudimentI Of Frensh husc ard
Drawing Rsisssaces exchanged. Address, J. H. G, fnb-
une Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06

A ) Cook. Washer and Ironer, or to do
"A Chanbervok ard assist With the washing s1d iron
irs, oy respectable young Woman Can give good CITY
Iefererce from her last pace, where she lived I've yeSa
Sa a. No 70 East I'd 81, second do3r, font room. Can
Dc seen ioE three Gays II Rot engaged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-16
Mahogany Market.

The mahogany market at present is very firm the i'm
portaons being sufficient to supply the demands Of
the manufacturers The scarcity is great that
facturers have to their old stock Four dere
scrpons of mahogany arrive at this market viz: st.
Domingo, Cuba Honduras, and Mexican. st. Domingo
mahogany is far superior to either Of the above and the
croches OF that country highly valued for veneerng
purposes Is they very beautiful and command high
price. Cuba mahogany is next in price and beauty.
There is not much Of this kind used Of st. Domin-
60 Honduras mahogany is not expensive either Of
the above but greatly used both in this city and In the
country The grain of this mahogany is not as hand
some as st. Domingo and it is used chiefly for making
chairs. Next in order comes Mexican mahogany This
description is far inferior any Of the above and Is used
chiefly by cabinet makers for inferior descriptions up
hostery. When used for pianos 1t is veneered with st.
Domingo croches Satin wood is now ex sensvey used
both by cabinet makers in the construction Of furniture
and for constructing the pannes Of the state Of
steamships and clippers OF late 1t has been very much
used purpose and consequently toe mportaons
have increased very much. 1t arrives at this market
from St Domingo and is very highly valued Rose
wood has Of late been extensively used in making
pianos, chairs and sofas. &c. 1t is now considered
fashionable than mahogany, and is fast taking its
place 1t is very heavy and dear wood and arrives ut
this market from Rio Janeiro It is sold BY the stick
by the pound and is very valuable The greater por
ton of mahogany sold at auction and IL bought both
by city and country manufacturers considerable
portion is exported to avre and California To uavre
it is exported logs-to California, manufactured and
in boards The exports to California have decreased Of
late very much. The amount Of Aahogsny manufsc-
tured in this city has lately decreased much II Is
now manufactured in the country to great extent.
There great deal Of mahogany used In the con
struction Of winda.ses for clippers and steamships
although the cabins OF this class OF vessels and
satin woods take the precedence OF mahogany The
tent Of the mahogany business Il immense, and the
into the treasury Of the United States Be,
low Is the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-16
STOLEN GOODS.

CToLEN-AT 10k CLOCK, ON THE 18TH NOVEMBER,
- in the fMessrs Uearn Brothers No. 1875 Broad
way the poche Of Mrs N Co tin Al Walker street.
pocket book, containing ONE piece Of gold Freder
VI rex DAMS 81 so I've two, and oar bill and
pieces Of silver altogether about sly ~ besides some
papers and notes $40 note Jost dated Washing
Ton city LIST September last 81 four months Slfs 10
Weber, dated New YORK l7ts August a. ak months
months; all to be returned TO Al Walker street.
CTOIEN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF THE CHIEF
- Of Police, New York, Nov. I6 1852 The follow de-
terrified goods TO have been stolen and for which
oil Court, Halls OF Justice, Centre streetono grey
coat (oommop three pair India rubber ioes two
phir Of boots pair marked j. Kelly plaid aha
sesL, containing ons plaid dress and other
articles Of female wsavi ~ apparel (oomm,nl
GEO. W. AATSkLls Chief VI Psn,s.
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PLACES NArIvIryUnited States, 1906; ireland, S..
England. IL; Scotland, g. wales Germany, 81 sweden 81
Prussia. British Possess rs in forth America West
In ties, ]; South America, j; unknown, l.
Fnom-Hospital. Bellevue g. Penitentary, Blackwclls
Island 81 City Hospital, City prison Almshouse Black
wells Islaad, 1;Colored Home, Il Colored persons,
Interments returned from Wards Island, IL.
A. W. WHITE. City Inspector
City inspectors Osios. Nov. 10, 1854
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~1r.si....... sl9s $50 90 ssi6 $50 OIL s1ls14s ~
rSs eafnipgsn the sr months from November |, 1851
- hy 1854 we're $50 81 S. AID .hs s4rnnss Of the
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AaRnCY.

DEAL ESTATE OFFICE 157 WEST EIGHTEENTH
II street. Jehn A, rlAnmer who has much experience
snd s've rcqrs tance regctates qaias and letting
70 property and attends " the oslleotisa 81 wth
Rdsllty and prenptitud
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DRY GOODS


RLACR AND COLORED VELVET RIBBoNs.-JUsT
ID received ono case, all widths, AZ :.
BUTTERFLY DEyIN's. IS William street.
THE CHEAPEST STORE IN THE CITY, FOR BROCA-
teiIe snlin dc iainc Lace and muslin curtains, window
oornicea shades French paper hsngngs &c. all Of the
est designs and fashionable styles which they offer
hbe,ae or rets twenty cent less than any
house in the city Call and mine them possible
A. r. DAVIES, practical uphelstsrcrs 800 Broadway
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TT HIILCROvEs DANCING ACADEMY Is NOW
OPEN the North American Hotel corner Of Bowsy
and street, entrance Bayard troot-Au the
newest most styles dancing and waisaag
taught boo days. Tuesd ,ys and Fridays from -, 6P
for ladies' misses snd maters and in ths evening
, assm x VIZ o.'s ~ LEO ne Sia,s
Apply ~ above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-16

vI,O RAILROAD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WILL
Be received A. the Office Of the New York and Bcstes
10Th ns for the grading and for the bed fol
double track of the New York and Boston Railroad Pro
posals invited for the rst second and third
commencing New Haven and extending easterly about
ed in time Proes be examined and specifications
the work can be had by applying at the eompany ooe
CHAS. r. ALSOP, President
City OF Niddletovn. Nov. l. 1881
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United Kingdom ..f36 500, 073 E36 1856 SIC E632T
The comparison Of the onth ending October a. 1851,
with the month ending October 2. 1852 shows an in
In the Bank Of England circulation Of co 1850
increase In private banks of f29 143 increase
in joint stock banks of f24s 3l3 being total in
England Of f3 232 026 while 10 Scotland there in
Of f276 1885, and In Ireland Of f659 SOL
Thus showing that the month ending October q
pared with the period last year presents increase
OF 60 232 026 in England and increase Of "a 1888
In the 4 nit al
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NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SO
~ Getty Of London General agency al n Wall street.
New fork-Ths life assurance society having deposited
guarantee fund Of in United States
York State stocks with the Comptroller of the state Of
for on lives at their general
throughon the State. Persons going to California and
Australia insured At extra premium The local
Of Surren business Medical examiners in attendance daily
Of this company be had application the ofce Ne
II Wall street. G.. E. HABICHT, General Agent
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FURS,

EURs OF ALL NATI0NS.-STIMULATED BY TIE
great demand that exists In Eurspean cities ter
this elegant useful and article Of ladies'
tune also BY the enormous expense that has hitherto
pretor has been Induced 70 enter largely into M branch
ten his establishment holds the In this city
fashion, excellence and sconomy and having purch ased
Russian and other fur sales he this
department not to DO found At any other store In the
country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-16

NVNompct Si41
The principal articles Of import during the week.
segsrs Sll9 500 molasses, sss476 iron s6973o rail-
road iron s92loe lead, s47, tin, s95117; sugar
$J91e watches So Az The variety Of articles
make up the balance II win be tina. the aggregate
value Of imporatons is nall while the exports are un.
usually large The most important feature in the week
" report exports the fact that nearly this entire
value composed Of merchandise The shipments of
pecie recently have been very limited.
The earnings Of the ogdensburg Railroad Company,
IuIsg each Of the six months ending Nov lst in each
n the past two years have been annexed -
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INSTRUCTION..

MADAME BARBER, NATIVE OF PARIS, RE-
VI opens oassos Of French conversation
pupils who desire TO the study the French
eusge also those who have already made progress
Madame Barber has small TO lot fronting Broadway
Metropolitan Hotel Can DO from 10 O'clock
At 665, Brosdvay.
DR1vATE INSTRUCTION IN PENMANsHIP-THE
Il subscrber Is prepared TO give private instruction In
the art Of mansh 70 ladies or gentle men, his rooms
80 vcadusy first above tho Irving Howe For
saIs, elegant COPY book with in-tr~cs,en prios -
ysnts QLlVkR y. 0oLDAhITh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-16

ITO QUARRYMEN.-PROPosALS WILL BE RECEIy.
cd for the vege Of quarryng tract Of land with
water front Of fyo hundred and fifty feet the East
river with docks between Forty second and
Streets containing large quantity of superior budins
stone Responsible paros may apply to JOHN T. ALLEN,
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single article such num- cuffs tippsi victorins or
boa, at Fropori tomato rate.
s Furs altered cleaned or repaired under the SUPER
intendence of a practc al French furror.
GEORGE BULPIN, Paris Mantilla, Cloak,
Fur. and Shawl Emporium. s6l Broadway. New York.