davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22
l. G. BATTERSON'S MARBLE WORKS,
q. M. H HOOKER.

HdF!0Td, C0nn. Dnuments aAd Tombs of American and Italian Marble. Baptismal Fonts. Mu. Tal Tablets. Urns, Vases, Mantles
 Table Tops, Italian Tile for Floors, Sc, constantly
 sn hand or furnished to order. Hartfard, Juae lst. lyl
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22

D. E. BOSt wick, N. D., PHYSICIAN Gnd SURGEON, Office over Sam'l P Bolles store, in rooms for merly occupied oy pr s Wolcott.
 June, 3th, 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22
FREDERICK D. BEEMAN. Attorney and Counsellor at Law. Office in Seymour's Building,
 Litchfeld, Conn,

David E. HOlli ister, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. SALISBURY, GOWN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-30

In Brooklyn, large three story brick building
Just finished, was completely demolished.
We learn from Wrightve that the Susque,
hanna was very high this morning, and that
large quantities Of lumber had foated down.
The Balm Merchants Line of Telegraph, en-
couraged by their extensive patronage, have re.
duccd their rates one quarter per cent.
NEw YORK, April 90 The Steamship
Georgia, Cap. Porter, from New ORLEANS,
10th via Havana 10Th, arrived at New York
this afternoon. She brings 100 passengers,
and the California mails TO the 18th March.
Left at Havana, steamship Cherokee, for
New York, in three days
The Georgia brings no papers from Havana
nor any news.
BALTIMORE, April 10. The Baltimore Wing
City Convention met tonight. The first bust
ness was motion to discharge the committee
appointed to wait on the President and demand
the removal Of Collector Kane, which was
after debate, adopted.
A series Of resolutions were propo sed
pledgng the support Of the Wings Of Balti-
NOSE TO the Wig nominee for President bu,
recommending in strong terms the nomination
of Gen. Scott as e. Southern man and friend Of
the Compromise measures The resolutions
were received with mingled applause and dis
appreciation.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-30
lsy Last Nights Mails.
TELEGRAEHIC.

New YORK, Abril 20, The storm has some
what abated, but the weather is still quite low.
ering. All the vessels at the Quarantine rode
out the gale in safety, hut fears are entertained
that much damage has been done to the, ,shipping
along the coast In the city aud vicinity con-
siderable damage Vas G'na by wind and water
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-30

Il or ned : I'.,~t,
how. oftor wayc,,,,,, ,ba ,roo,s ahe,,aJ .,c.,
officers md took or-. T,n,Is'r ,-1,or.. a..
ter some Of them h,d des,rai 70 hP,,o,at I:',
are ~srratod a. f,l lo,,,,b ,r,,L 49, ,-.-.,,I..,
Of self-Imnortansa.- 1'9o os.,o,d, &c tis Co.,,
visited viii SINGULAR clenencr Ia rr.,-4
cbaaN.ement was tho ridicnraor ps-,y 7T,s
ph}tDDs dis3ayod orea, f,rbs9r,,,ca m, ,',-
nlninitv n1er the e;rcn7os,arca, ,..,',7.,
adventure was sen, of =, ooco - ,Lr Ir,;,,l
States where we enter on fl, ,e,, ,,o-.,5 of
HI, eveoifu] history
,. He visited both Nor,n and Sou,i to,o,;,,
and corrosnonde5 wi !, hIsr,,,,l,~ -Iis ic,.1,,
TO her exhIbitina oooJ r,.i.n, and ifi,i r. s,,c,
But ali t1r,noh fhsre rn,, the rn1a-.rn,.o,,, os
N,DoIoonisn Fvan tha f,rni,n ,,so,r., ri,
Soptb America did rot t,;.-act II. ,,i,d ,,,
the or,nl object of his liz Ria ,-,oo.:,,. ,,-
his f9r,iIv nass,on--, d9tar-oin,Ii,, T., ,-,,,,
at supreme mower is v,.,ble tbror.,ho,,, all his
lctters:-on the oonuinenegs IF y,1;rb ;ba.s
does not anpear nny s,ronr uropnds for ,>'ro,.
inr doubt. Thov are NOT n,l}naro,s.--,,,t .,a,
are in harmony with all that Dlssr] in tine e,-,,
and hitter parts of his c,raar. .-lyniie la w..
trayeIinr in the New World. L,s chs-ac,a-...!
his descent at Strasbour~ became sYh;ac,s o.
discussion in Paris. ami /. was ,,li3oar. "A ,5l,
I,afavette looked on him With som f.v,r -nn1
that the hrh sou)ed Ru2ubi,cao n.uroaIs. r..
mand Carrel did not sh " himself ,erisc,'v h,..
tile to the cventullity Of the RTE TO wnf,1
Louis NAPOLEON asDr6l. Harin~ r,,,roa, +,
Europe To- attend tie deatb.Lel of l,> ru..h.-
who expired October The :5,h. 1881. Louis IA,
poleon commenced paDer war ar,in; r,a,,,
Philippe. under cover Of defendi.,~ his o.,a.,,.
at Strasbourr. The French Government r.
oar to fear the pertinactv anl aq.l jti9o Of the
Prince and insisted that he should be removed
frnt, tS,rit1orlopl 10 ,ccorl,.,.,l,, ,-.l.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-30

scendngly said
How do you do, Lizzie ?, But Lizzie sat
down and chatted as if nothing had occurred.
| What do von intend doing Lizzie ? said
Mrs. Carter, looking up significantly from the
stitches she had le, down.
intend to finish this cap for mother was
the answer.
What are your future plans, mean? You
certainly do not expect to return to school j
No. said Lizzie, I've graduated
Your fathers reverse o, fortune will render
it important for YOU to seek employment imI.,e-
datey; and was thinking that might pro.
cure you situation with some friend ofmnc
in Boston,
Thauk you, Mrs. Carter when wish a sit
cation with your city friends, I'll call on yon.'
Mrs. Carter did not, or did not wish to, see
the sarcasm that characterized Iizz!e's replies
, and continued.
Now think Off, my friend, Mrs. Judge
SpraGue, wants a girl. It is an excellent SIT
uation, Lizzie
Then shall have TIE pleasure ofsceing
you there, SUPPOSE
no. Lizzie, in Boson servants do not see
their tnis stress company, only as servants. Se.-
wants and gen,eel people do not associate
DO you mean, Mrs Carter, that Ms. Sprague
is genee? 2 said Lizzie.
Il mean replied Mrs Carter, Indignantly,
that the wide dis'in ton in our families
yours and mine--Wi.l forever cXcludc you from
our sOcielv.'
'Thlnis for the exp anltion. . was only
hinkinr if Mr.. George ashinrtod' supplied
Judge Sprlgue with small beer, | should have
an occasional glimpse Of his yellow rinrlcts'
Tho mention of small beer was too much
for the equilibrium of the digni.ied Mrs. Car
ter. Gathering ur her needles that Lad csca-
ped in the storm, Mrs. Carter bowed herself
out OF the house.
As soon as she was ont ofsig't Lizzie burst
INTO flood of tears, and wept like chjl1, un
til Mr. Bngham's heavy boots ramrde her
that to wipe her eyes would be prudent
He inquired the cause Of our elongated Wis
ares, ana, childrcE-like, we tod the whole
s.1ry.
so, Miss, you arc crying about young Car
t3r, hey: but, child, he is not worthy t. be
Jnr slavc.'
You are mistaken, Mr. Bingh1m.' sad Iiz
.ic, 1T is neither for the son. nor the insults Of
he mother that | am weeping, but it is for my
poor, poor father
well, WELL GIRL crying will avail You little
less than nothing; SO wipe Your eye and look
up I've plan for vou, SO doa Ec dlscour-
aged. You had better 90 10 Bos;o,., bat no.
in tIa clplcAy o.. ':a.yIu'.' e. t. parsou
Ioungs: he will get YOU Z school, ana give
yoC Il home.
'.'ar>on Young hrs grown weal,hy too' re-
piled Lizzie, 'aud may not want poor girl'
Grown rich. Well how cane he by hi,
riches: Your i'Ith1r sIppoctel him 'itol rh
years Of poverty, ana helped hin - h> present
ton thousand yc4h gun.: !9 VIII 3. .Ad
q = l,, .f,,, .'..i Z.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-30
Burlington Grer })rcss.
Published at Burlington VT.
BY ID. w. &. CLARKE.
Edttor und Proprietor.
T c T IT 81:

{
n VILLAGE Subscribers N receive the pnpei BY
40 '.'Alt WIG wv 90 50
''e I,naiI !, od,o,oo 200
,',p'', . p"'i III "U' 49, ,.to ., rho
Finii ouoScr'oefs anu 'hoSe WIZ '""e - ~ Wv y oo
Once, -
lipald III advance, ''''
tTy' No Subscription stopped until alIarreagesare
paid except the option OF publishers, or DISCONTINUED
unless bv positiye orders
pRJCCS FOR .9DVEpT!SLN'G
80 ,.. a,co
one Square, ~ me or ess' llse'.lVi!e, P @''''
Each INSERTION" u''ei we 'u' o'' = ,'"N ...,.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-30


into chair, Iooa'nT as II ne was slttih9 for Il
/ daguerfeotype CT despair. nhout suSpeCtng
'he real cause o. ,l'9 "''.'IeHieSS' sen, iof a
gihSS o, water ~ Is my c"''" WANT sag
the oIu mar IN 'ci'eh ni'iie' "h9fc Is She d:
ioSt ruihcd; c,,,,,.
IAN uCad FoH I'"''' '0'U MN ''ic "''o'e
S'nly'
t'NS "V ~ N''"' S''", ''''HIlS MS
ltno7' my c''i" - y ,'''' G''p.' ounS
WA p'oI0Ct II! c''''." l'e '-lN" u MS o"I
ir99a'' 5rl c,...:.. ...:..., ~,
lh' uay Oh L'H"' "l,H'' u bg9t''i' 1he
P'99e"'9u tfr'iII - ''' / ou'l' II' 'o'o i'SF
'o'e''y, ner "'' = T't i9F "i,!G'' 1!,5 Hf,' U.S.
io'l5 ulu Le.'l; ~. 'i'' "'1 d i!'!' Tl', NV
SA' ma c1'l'ln,y d.;tl i',uu7l''.! L! n IL lyInE
nom u'oH', "ii "!.io"' tis ''''se". o. n5'
Fucn'9 ul10'i'! 'o,'looitls ,,',-Is nl' -
''c"' sue So ~ - o>:"9''' Z i''"rs iL%l'C
1'' "oui" s99 "a ~, ,i'o','u! |,iu. r""i! u9
uon' io' .., y" 'i'si s',' H'.'l'y 'ooA ii]]''
','o ,''' '''''' "''- '''' y " 81 ''N'"a
soy, .5,.a,, ..:l pil,.,. ,.uoh ao,;o..o ,:.,.
'>ue'!' S'. n,'9,', ,,'o,, u uo0l,e I.l'
.'''1' a. - " ~ ~ III ''' ''''' SO'''7 upper
N''' - oo'' o'',,.L..,,.,;lt:;o
G.1i 10 an, o"'', Ia ',u i'I1'.' ;,
r' ~ -, ,.,, .'' 49, '0''' "iO'
'o' ,,.,,,',. ~ Vo,o, ,,,i,o1 ;,.. .La
,.;.', oA' a,1 ;.,s; -,1oi y. ''
hiI'9n' ;,, ~ ,'.''''S' ",,i %'n.u Il '"o
ctiId d;J ,,,t e,n cu,ss tst he know :, ,y
.''I',i' "'I go t.5 1''1 -
,'', ,iI .,',i
a. - ,i'. M "''''' GU
y, @ ai'v! ,, ".l5 ,.'',, vas .a;, ,-.. C
''" "' IN ~ a,. ,'9n. S',,', t, i ~
u" I ,,.,,I '''', -
~ : ~,
'lOi' " y VI" S'' '"' "" N'1 NV N"O'NC W
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-30
from the Ohio Fan nlcr.
100 PROUD TO WORK:


When wrullb shall have 10 Iordiy claim,
To lit its proud po~s ,ssDr,
When poverty snail brmg no shame
To hlnblt IT'S conessui-
When, Brothers all,
The great and snail,
And earth holds no opp csSor :"
There is nothing very remarkable in the life
of Lizzie Carrolton. She is not Joan Of Are,
George Sand, nor one of the frail, flirting
butterflies that figure so cons pcuously in FASH
onable life. She has not even romance enough
10 play the guitar by moonlight nor to fall in
love with the SOLITARY horseman' that has ira
yelled over legion miles of novel land. In
deed, her history is but the history of woman,
when rightly educated.
Mr. Carrolton was a plain, sensible farmer
bis wife the very incarnation Of goodness
They married young, and settled on a farm
upon the banks of the Connecticut. Lizzie,
their eldest child, Inherited her fathers indom-
table perseverance, and her mothers gentle
ness OF spirit
At fourtsen, Lizzie was wild and wayward,
yetas loving aud gulloless as the faWns she
peted.
She had few claims to what the world calls
beauty; vet have heard it thousand times
hnted that Lizzie Carrolton's brown eve con
tanned a world of tenderness, and that she had
'le s"ee'e'' 'o'ee anu '"o "dl'P'e9t "ed'' "ut
oi Heaven
L'zzIe mad learned TO make butter, ana bread,
to rake the Lay and tend the flowers but the
ct ce'eras winch make a fashionable woman
were wantiag.
oe 't,.e W. L',e''a-io ""u no" NE
e,, G t I
Ia h,iiiia, % ~
eu lux o",'ot"i ~ v;aia, ''"a ~, !"
oeja','e o.'G y. . .Io .r,'eo. 'noN ~ 'u"m on
ne heP' ol ~ vac .'e" W. v, ''' wy GU
lVa,ng ane ae" acres Ie'' III" Oy '"e iron 'Fe'u
NJ" p,''Il' Cat,or and Mrs yonrr orr minister's
t"'s O"'leI, d':u .i''' UTI"s' Uu.
"le, ,',',tu W ,ooI ,I,"" ,,,e
"op[e'5 Vi g,nE i-"He I gonIJ ge"1ee u
2le - :" ", V'' S''u 1 nIr. VAN aM '0'"
al ", 'a,''e,' ~ u;a,ia 9ar n o'ts r
"u S"r" 'u'%To IL S,nS Ig'rpa''o" Cr,pr 'o' III!
~ Go,r'I'nn', nnnI soa,o md 1iu,io,.
.n's a''.on w.. .,oI ""u ,''1A'e 1
uVn ,n Pr,.'tu e''''0' ''o
'"",'T "''U'"o az '"C A.. '.'"'' W. N' ro,,.,..
AZ ''s.' noM',e', -'i' "'u -l.s' G"''"'''r
otsan se'.out ,,I,,i ~ ,"s'tv, '''r "
EN'"e i'N1'' cr " ou'O1''"" '''1' 0'' va
aye SCHOOl uL llut IL
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-30

a. The Wing City Convention Of Balti-
more have agreed to support the nomination OF
the National Convention.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-30

A. The National Wing Convention meets
jane 10Th, not Nth ne repared.-- 6'N,E
.MnS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-30

B'y STTT.Gg2 0AMD2o
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-30

ANoTHER CUBAN EXPEDITION. A Washing
ton correspondent of the Courier d' Enquirer
asserts that rum0rs prevail in well-Informed
circles that another Cuban expedition is being
secretly orgsuz.d and thGt Americans are al
he head Of u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
ENAMELED FURNITURE WARE

" HOUSE. No. SO Broadway, corner OF spnnsst;-0
MATHEWS respectfully notifies bis old patrons and the
public generally that the firm of MATHEWS GlLLlkS
was the Sd day OF October 1852 He takes this
opportunity OF sincerely thanking his friends vine
have hitherto literally petrcnised MS continued etor 70
please them and begs inform them that hs has formed
new copsrtnershp with GEORGE b. STACY, Upholterss
and Wholesale Feather and Mattress Dealer and aAnufac
urer for the purpose OF carrying out sr extensively
tran the contracted nis OF the late hrn would as the
ENAMELED FURNITURE BUSINESS,
IN connection with Cottage Paror Attic and Kitchen fn
ture, Feathers, Mattresses ana Bedding In general
MATHEWS STACY
fa,ter Themselves that the well known reputation Of u
MATHEWS THE practical artist and leading partner IN ths
late hrn) as combining enortyOf workmanship, sofa
ness mel nsss elegance Of design wal as saperbnes
finish will DO sufficient guarantee for future patronage
Several styles Of Southern FuTnitare pronounced BY
eonnoseurs to surpa any thing in the ade are no.
being introduced Their stock Of Enameled Furniture WI
Be found comprise the lnrses varied and best ssor
ed a tho Cnited Ststes-s Of their own manufacture
D. : rrpudiae tho patry pufs OF offering their soods
. PER cent cheaper than any others having yet . leL
at much profit can be nsdc 70 begin with by far AM
honest dealing They introduce themselves Of anT
year, experience in the trade in al its branches, and ca.
knse shy comparison with any other respectable hrmnss
70 quality next a. TO price.
Remember No. SIS Broadway opposite tho 81. NicaoaD
Hotel and CollaLnore House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
T AMPS, GIRANDOLEs, and CHANDE-

" LIEk5-Tho subscriber wishes 70 dircct public JILL
ten to his large and extensive s.ostnent Of Lamps
doles Chande and Candeabras Solar Lard Csmphenos
Burning Fluid and Phospene Lanps OF the latest mPrSvs
ments and select patterns sso large sscrfmsns Of hs
suspendins, and Bracket Lamps, Nr churches seesS
and Lard Ois; also new article Of Csmphene and Bsrn-
ing fluid and every article connected with the trsde Iss
trade supplied on tho reasonable termS County nef
chants and Others will do well call before o
where. SOLOMON S. REILLY, No. 10 CsnalIt sofa -
Of Laight; No 81 C0minest, of Bediord ~" ~
Dreenwicrss corner Of Cortiandt; No 2s Canals neS
Hudson; Csmphsas Dsriery OF sshsv aud osa'~
yoorfA-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
furniture, &c.

EURNlTURE.-Will be sold at bargain, al
Il No. % Beekman-st, Office and Counting House Desks
Revolving Office Chairs Cushions, Stools Sofas, Beds
Lounges Mahogany Bedsteads Chairs, Rockers, toairs
Chairs, Bureaus Looking Glasses, OH Paintings Engay
ngs go BedstesdS 900 Mattresses 30 CampheDs Lamps
Office Tables Parlor and Cooking Stoves Furniture pur
chased by lnstalments o. rented
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27

SACONDAGA INSTITUTE.--The WINTER
81, commence Nov 8; number Of pupils miSsa =. :.
NJ Expe1ses 3 per year. The prneiPAi can
L. Metropolitan Hotel Newfork. on frdAy AnJ =, -
sTec9s apply 10 Mers Draper Knox Co NO ,, -
*: Freelaid. Stuart Co. No q rars-T2w RsS n
" Becchrr. Bsookyn snd Rev. DIS sPrasue ana lamp
IL AlllnN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
CHOW CASES. SHOW CAsES!-A large

- assortment Of superior Cssss Of every descnpeo
ton constantly hand made 70 order, Of aser 1.
wood mAhossny bsacI walnut sc, s 2 m Is osssdx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
vUHF BANCROFT INSTITUTED French
Daneins Schools.
DOnwOPTH,s DANCINGACADEMY

a
N. No sC6 Broadway next TO Grace Church, VIII open
for the ensuing season on WEDNESDAY October o. al n
NJ for Ladies' 81 for Children snd At tor Gentlemen
For terms &C. see Gard OF Terms ,...s
II ia With feelings OF more than usual prde and saisiac-
tion that announce the commencement OF the io
Nj, season Having removed to the new building Just
erected expressly for this purpose now offer for the
use of my pupils the CAN'T onveRient
establishment erected in this city the experience OF
many enabling TO know and provide for every ant
in the fullest IL intention to MAKE TINS whs
such an establishment should be- place tor mental ana
pbysea movement connected with innocent and oene-
fetal recreatiOn and will be my particular care 10 MAKE
everything conduce the good department. and geners
proyemeut Of all who may be placed under my charge,
The Classes for Gentlemen will be arranged on an entle
new system which will greatly facilitate the progress anu
add vry much to the OF the pupils pu as
much srace would be taken by describing the system ne,
te circulars referred to as furnishing description
of tho new method and It's advantages = ...,.. ,;,,
All the Dances of the present ana former 'dso' Ia
Pryate sources for pupils only, semi monthly 80
The Academy remarkably fortunate IN Oelng accessoe
from nearly ali parts the city by stages or railroad rs
there are no than thirteen lines which pass directly IN
front of the door within two or three squares OF II
and arrangements have also been made TO run stages from
East Broadway Madsons and that neghborhood directly
no The Academy thus sording the patrons in that part
canal facilities with the other portions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
O0I VILLAGE LOTS in Westcbester

County. within hours ride OF this eity-eseh
bet having trout Of ZOO feet on the wht Plains
oea MI Be cold IN psruc very cheap TO cioss con
- soose proPer,y "a situated about 800 Toe, from
W" ~" tiAsSn baarost Depot AAnaronsk Appiy ~
L. S0LEY, No q WsISf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
DEMOvAL.-GEORGE PIERCE & co.

1Amanufaeturers Of P1rres Kitchen Ranyes Revalvus
Rooster end Pierres Ehptcai AIrHestsr rsovsd fous
No as TO No sos Broadway next door 70 0rse CanrvA
N. B.-Psrss Ranges rsp4iced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
DAPID WRITING.-Theres are manv vou,,

IL sentlerneu towho the acquson an eegant and
reey rapid hand would be invaluable By an entirely ors
na process recently invented the undersigned able 20 I'M
part 70 al pupis without The possibility OF nre hard
posesng combination OF correctness elegance and r.nA
iy hitherto incredible. W. S. AAcLAURIN. Wntsnr
hAS,es No. % LIVING pace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
NALUABLE FARM for SALE-Of LAG

VALUABLE FARM for SALE-Of l36
situated in Mercer Co. ~ J. miles fou, .en-
ton, fTom Bordentown. and from Camden and nSoy
Railroad Station AZ lArdve, - Of meadow 10 wood
land, the remainder tine Of cultivation IT, i'm
provements OF brick and house two -tori.-
s-ge barn with stabng underneath. hay and COW
house, wagon house ke also, convenient tenant house
with the Necessary ortbuidirgs attached There are va
ety Of fruit tees searinr This property well suited
for grain. truck dairy farm Its location aad eonven
leuce 70 tie best market Terms acconnods-
mouth Co. n. J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
EPISCOPAL COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE

r. CLIFTON. STATEN STANDBY. 7. TOW ELL
A NJ Rector-The Eighteenth Session OF TINS inaituiion
VII commence on the lst November The Htuanon IS one
Of The most elevated and lovely spots on the Island sur
rounded bv fine grove covering space OF egnt sores re-
moved from any Euous dwelling commsnains o.sr
nful view OF the bay possessing the benefits Of s
nT ar and within half hours sas Of the Cfyoi new
YORK The most experienced Professors are ENGAGED 10 me
Classical. Mathematical French spanish ahn llas. -,
n,ments and the Rector devotes his entire time and AZ
iention 10 the religious intellectual and framing
bis pupils Communications addre sed to the Rector a. Ie
destitute or le n the L. $ School Agency No 10 broad
ny where pruspectuses may be Obtained Will be uedate
" attended to- The Rector permitted 10 refer 70 me
following Bishops and Cergymen: Right Rev w. =
De LAncey D. d.. Ii. d., Right Rev A: Potter, d. D. L.
D. Rev W. Benien, D. D., Re-, : L. hawSesS u D. D.
r y Hisbee D. d.. Rev. VIM Morris, LII. D. Rev. VIM
Watnn ID ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
FURNISHED ROOMs-A large second.

saav h.ck room with gratc, &C. viii Be let 20 one or
, seotlemen OF character without board; also upper
room bot aud cold baths in the house Apply esoro "
n. Or n ne syeuin. a No l@ CSs'nheuS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
FARM for SALE-A Farm CONTAINING ;,

n ~A-'A W. H@At-Hl-A fhrln CONTAINING =
scres Beautifully situated on the Pa,er,,p IN.
Railroad 81 the BOILING sprns Station; disssse. 70 i
sey CITY nine miles time frpn SewYora th-v ,s. %.
comnatation price per year. 80; the cam leye 49,
hourly THIS farm . wen ealoaissed up IN is,s az
unusbet OF vss, Il having large front the main pl.ni
ana rsFosd. ToF further psrrcaarS isaaire ~ No N
Wset sccoSd door, wbcte DsP Ca b o To sAss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
EyENING SCHOOL.-ProE WRIGHT

IL Author Of English Grammar, &c, &c, Will com
epce the instruction Of limited number l OF adult stu
dents on the lst Now at his residence, No. IL Deaws
nesr Cont South Brooklyn. Sublects-Tne sententia
.ucture of the English Language, style Composition and
Firuratve Language Hours-7to Terms tor the course
as AMY eorly 81 consider Wnghts Grammar OF
the English language the best and most philosophical with
which am acquainted" Francis l.. Hawks D. u. "
Lave seen no work the English language which has a.
forJed me so much satisfaction J. +. SHREDDER, ID. d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
Real estate for Sale.

A rNNATE SALE-The three-story and
po,h 80 Bsek House No. is wess 2s,hs on shs
in Tween The fth and sth-avs IL "a built
sS 'snss eahroe and Cro,oo Aso H. Ia. ~
~ ~, ~ Sscenesf between Beecker spd A,,,,.
~ - fos psrtlsa au - TO price and ,aryns ,ris =,
SOLk 4 Chiffon Na a Nh -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
EIRsT CLASS HOUSES for SALE

L'IRSl (LASS 1OOCLC lOi phLb
il House south side Washington-s1nre
Housc in zjd-st.. between 9TH aud otn-s's
2 Houses Ia l7th-st, neal itb-av
House in l7th-st-, near Broadway 49,
Houses in 22d-st., between broadway and iih-s'.
, Vouses ip zIdst between 4th and LeXingtOn-svs.
House in 24ih-st near Madison square
6 Houses Oh 5tli-av.. above 5th-st.
2Houses on Madisou-av. shove Bth-st
Houses N Thrty-frst-st. near 5th-aV
2 Housesin 52d-st- near 5th-av.
Annly 10 CHAITNCFY BARNARD, No. II Finest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
r.CT NORRISANIA VILLAGE-About

30 Lots (reuaining unsodl va-yiE N sszs I'm ore
- 80 ~ ~ scre. are offered Tor sALH on ths
.-o-ebe rer-rs Ten per down And balance on
y I..o-s N.rrh 1854 Title perfect Thee bs o. zpy
Ol arS beautiful oca.On and "A fu vie| 0;
RIVER and immediate vicinity OF the res
vs- Of tie most wealthy sid respectable ezrns
=. .rbes,er County Also tire tsllng within o-e-111rer
" seyer.l honses building. and ots ssli1s
LILY For rnsps and other information app tSD: o.
WINTON. No. 5 TryoI-r5w, neaZ Harlem AA'E'ad onee,
.,ro~,e Civ Hal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27

FACTORY 10 LET.-A large building,
j with Steam Engine in order for immediate USE TO let
Tor term of years Apply at No IS Maiden Lane up STAIRS
Lack office