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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-08-20

ASNAKE.-We saw big snake last Monday evening
at the of the Carolina Hotel. The reptile -
was of course defunct. He had shuf1ed off all his
mortal cois;' and, judging by his length-some
five feet-he must have had good many of them.
He was of the species moccasin, and while living,
was certainly an ugly customer. The snake that
tempted Eve, must have been better looking or else
she was fool to be tempted by him but. then, she
was so young-in fact big baby-only few days
old-altogether too young to be married
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-08-20

lowA-lt turns out the Democrats have carried
their State ticket-Governor Legislature, etc,--ir
Iowa; and also elected one of the two members to
Congress. The first report was that the Wings ha,
carried everything.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-08-20

which any attempt to alter, amend or enlarge IL,
would inevitably subject me.
Your letter is of an entirely different character,
1t seeks truth in relation to alleged fact it speaks
of history to which too searching appeal cannot
be made | appreciate the estimate you to
have of my character for directness and beg you
to accept my thanks for your efforts to vindeate my
claim that trait. at least. before the public.
am, with high esteem, your most obedient SER
want, FRANK. PIERCE.
EDWIN DE- LEON. Esq, Washington. D. C.
BSSThe Washington correspondent of the
Charleston Standard, writing under date of August
18th, says that the Scott managers awfully
ried by the election returns from North Carolina
| They had cheated themselves into the belief
that the nomination of Graham had secured their
triumph there beyond peradventure. Knowing the
great Importance of success in this first encounter
of the campaign. they made their Vice Presidential
nomination wholly to compass it, If Scott or Sc
ward stock was below par last week, | you
that it is now not worth continental = farthing in
this market. Shrewd politicians here are of opinion
that this North Carolina result will ac-
tive efforts on the part Of the immediate adherents
of Webster and Fillmore in the North to make the
defeat of Scott (Seyard) overwhelming. Had there
been shadow of hope for Scott, they would hard
ly venture themselves Coventry by fail
ling to support their party nominee but being
now evident that he has not particle of chance
for election they bid fair to exert themselves
fully to have him badly beaten, that in all fu
ture time, aspiring Wings will realize that the en-
brace of such politicians as Mr.. Seward will prove
political DEATH
The immediate Northern partizans of Messrs
Fillmore and Webster, are really honest in the
disposition to compel respect at the North for thu
rights of the South, and therefore sympathise Will
the supporters of Pierce who is regarded through
out the North representing the interest of South
ern rights in this contest"
3 SUPREME CoURT.-This body met at Morganto
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08
NOR SALE-That valuable trac, Of

Il Land lposn as Purtoa. situated on York River ia
OeuoedeE County Virginia cJnlsinng 100 aoFss Of which
40 ssfss are excellent isrnas laoi and 100 s:rss
marsh very vAusebe for grazing aJdrg p.s:ures dqrint
The whole year Tie reGdue s covered win very ae.v2
srosth Of yellow pine ard oak timbe7
On this property erected steam Saw Nil nox In huil
Arc successful Operation with Com Mil atsshsd oro
feed oy go engine OF 60 horse power capable Of c1r-
Of TIMBER 10 u hour which together With all the
rschrey Ae connected herewith entirely nav ana of
tie best description, having bsen only nine unoo,hs
benoes The above. there ELK good DWELLINGS aad B.n
upos the premises steamboat wharf u Seipr er.sei
upon The property FOR the aecommoca the slr ounap
county which II IL thought viii be profitable a thers ar,
o.. nov running iof River paSnS the ,r,ne,
~ daily 70 Baltimore aud enc TO Norfolk
Ihs dsrsnd for cord wood very great AL II viii
BscmEAnd - 80 TO y Is per cord AZ the lsndins
The above prvperty being accessible o. all sessons os,r
sdyssas's 70. lgrnbe'Is In ehesss, OF export a. ss
Psr.ors eesiriI further i,fornstoa VIII cal UPON JO-
sEPh NATTER No. 6Ss Marzhallst, Philnaslphi.. or
ChARLLs hAfHKR, on the prsnises
lite sa'p1sss1', ~ tn n sdi,s POsses.aa Evss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08
U,HEARTofDANCINC and WALTZ

A mo CORRECTLY A CARD Pie Ella A.. :.
CHARRUsUD's n ,ous. No ~ White st. Win cor. ~ -. ~
On SATURDAY. i6h Inst ct 3, o'clock in the Ansr,.
for Ladies, Mss and Mestsis, a. and Eves,p.
Geptem.n; At the Roo No 50 East nth uear a.
way. Gu MONDAY, 25th, Ard WEDNESDAY, xth a. n,
neon ard 81 81 Tor Ladies' Misses end Mstsrs. 90 MON
DAY. fStn, At T. and g evening. for G-n'lensn.
B-Mr. CHARRUkUD returns his ii scere thsak,, a.
he Brooklyn pa'rcns for pss. axns nbsrsy ,aoi
eS and them Il 10 9Th hesit reactsaes h =
con peed TO discontinue his attendance sf thar cit, 49,.
hopes she continuation q part II tns patroua :,
his room. in Nsu.Yott 70, psrt,uA pssA sse M
ing and Erening Erpyess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08
LAIR HAVEN CLASSICAL. an5

l. MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL -Numser Iin,te6 n,
ssssssav.stAs. second 70 one For eireal.. and fur.
Agency. No. % Broadway N y or 10 the Prnc,e.I y.
FGU Haven, Com SMITH.
REFEREScEs-The Prssdert and Profesc, Of Y.l, Cal.
ese Z. G. Bensoiet ESQ, No 10 Wsl-s; Or J. Roton
No. 10 CAST Itth.s. vhomas Denny. Esq., M Jsuaesy
S.srt rra j. oyss. o. No; n! West zAa; K.
90 brosd~ayj 4 Reed ESQ, No 2is Fulton n Nav yorr
Cry Re- A G. psnni'sn' Leicester; RsT Lsd Psciasd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08
THE ART OF DANCING AND

Il WALTZIS9 CORRECTLY IN ALL THE VA
RIoUs BsAkCHES-hr. CHlRRuAUD assisted By
NJ would ,equsint those who Intend % syor a
with their patronage 10 order pro motto the
OF all ssd not rrtard their prrgres the pupils will b
slssshsd according their diligence and knowedss That
IL 70 ssy, the beginners Tor thoss VINO have never
learnt N clss By .hemsevss-those who hsve learnt
and wish learn Dances also In elass BY themselyss
at different hours This has rstsreses @ al classes sfsr
noous or evenings. THURSDAY AFTERNOONS cad
EyEnlHGS (exceps Soiree nights, month";
elusvsy dssotst iOs prsetsins 10 al the new and cd
and psa!ssIGs please ~ Hsrnns sad Esaing Errrss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08
MADAME GRAVIER-DESJAR-

lV1 DINS DANCING ACADEMY, No. 81 Clinton.
psce.-FAREWELL SEAS0y.-Mms. q. intendin, 10 re.
turn Europe takes this opportunity efexpesns graft
tuds to her numerous pupil and their families for the Kind
patronage she bas 90 long enjoyed Her classes will
mence SATURDAY October 2, In her elegant roouls
where private monthly Sorees will Be given usual Days
and hours: Wednesdays ard Saturdays st 81 for Misses
dies and gsotlemsn Schools and private families attended
Brooklyn Classes for Ysuss Ladies at Mr. BERTEAUA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08
nor SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY

Il IhOFfhIl-A tfst-eIass FAHH, hghly In proTsd,
Of 100 acres In Wes'cbeseT Comfy miles from the Hui-
con River pot sinR Sing said Farm produces frsen
hundred dOllars worth Of hay annually, beside. a graAt
abundance Of ErAn, apples lie large House, Blrn. Sc
sock sad Farming lsn.ilN Ao for sss The 10 ss prcs
Tor u 9 tsrm EiEhteeu ThoCy.ad Dollars i7qgir. OF
EDDY. No 65 WalsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08
EVENING SCHOOI--Tbe Evenln,

IL. School 81 the Manhattan Acadsmy At the cornsr Of
5h-st ard Avenue B. for the accommodation OF Anorsn
tees and Young Persoss VII reooeoed 90 Monday sh
Ociobsr nj O'clock z. NJ Early application AZ The Acaa
envy dsy or evening" will Be Necessary 30 secure admission
Terms made easy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08
DANCING ACADEMY.-Signor A.

hNhDcul hs
~ GHEaARDI, assisted BY Madame GHERARDI re.
spectfuy begs to inform his and the c his
Dancing Academy No 8l Broadway will be opened for the
reception OF pupils Saturday Dat 10 Days tuition for
young ladies' ans masters Wednesdays and Saturdays and
Nondays and Thursdays, At O'Clock, NJ Evening cazs
oE sebtemen, Tuesoays and Fridays st rVs,e les
sons In fsniies will also be given and csses attended 10
SCHOOLS and scsden les All communications addressed to
No 81 Brosdws, will be promptly attended TO- soirees
given usual.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08

IA LET-F.ne lisht fooms with good STEADY Power, 70
let In the Depot Bnildns OF Centre and Frank
in-sts Apply w A ALIEN, tbs pramisss, second
Goor. from 70 10 daily
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08
HENRY WELLS and his SISTERS

III ENh WELLS and MS SIo TEh'S
Il Il Madame Fl. GIAyELLPs) Academy for Danstns,
No $50 Broadway. will open the st Of Octobar fheL
method Of teaching has received universal approo&
ton Combined with Instruction In the dances Ia mods,
and IN psror dancing through ali s yss 1ns the exercises
for developing the muscular powers OF young scholars
found highly beneficial The Of acquiring eganss
and easy style Of motion In dancing Is reduced to few
comprehensive ruleA simply explained, and thoroughly
taught To step properly in walking in order 20 obtain
pleasing and graceful mien, form u each and
everything observed that will npsrt the pupil dig.
nihe6 and noble department Inquire further a the Ass
deny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08
THOR SALE. In HARLEM, PRICE

a. 500 or 10 LET "A beautiful frame dou,e hlieo "a
,h bi,k arc two Lots Of Ground, on l5'd 81 between
a. sb and 9Th ave The house was built ~ oals wo,
~ ,noa cellar ci.tsrn pump, &c stvo 'toe, aad al
bsb 3 .es front By 81 deep and built expressly Tor IN
tsnil, The los are Is by 100 covered with enoce
80 -. and bu, two mirut-s ~alh from the cars fnere
!, .l-o hne ve- OF the great High B.dss n m ave VIM
80. Fou, al Tpirs tors be hst II desired L-rn ms
cav HppIy 10 H. RICE, Superior Court Clerk ot;s'
No IL City Hal. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08
MISERABLE BUILDING LOTS-ln


the beautiful village Of YOnk~rs. on the banks ~ the
Hudson River for Jnly $50 The undersigned Offers for sale
by subscription az Bal ding Lots IN, Of the village OF
Youhers called Genwood Tying m.dstely on the banks
of the Hurson River In the mt teauu pat OF the whole
VILLAGE Tn. desirable OF any offered
for sale and from their location rapidly increase In
value Ytnkers 10 the convenient Of residence
In the vicinity Of the city only half hours ride.
the Huoson River Railroad om the Sst st. station, and
trains ing both ways continually II can also bs
reached sssmb at severa times day IL proposed -
dispose OF TIE above Lots the following terms Two
FOOD b,tanu, and we'll built Houses are 70 be built on
LOU No and 81 cost Of sSO essh % subscriptions
will be received tor the az los, and when the vhols
Der are subscribed fo 1.-The subscribers will meet together
ard divide the lots among themselves 10 such
thew shall ssree UPON aad whoever shall obtain ioz No
and 10 entitled 70 the Hou,es - bs built such
Iots SIS to be paid the time OF subscription And 50
any time peyou. the division o this Lots the balances
may remain on bond and mortgage for three Maps OF
the crop .rty will be shown and further particulars made
known By Supplying 10 the subsc-ieer. .
ALBERT H. NlCOLAY,
Aueti~neer, Real Estate and Insurance Agent
Ohces. No ~ Wall 81 from 10 A 81. 10 ) z ~ and No
24t Grand It from Y. 81. TO y p NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08
COUNTRY SEAT for SALE.-The

Al GA ioi Inv
residenee OF the late Fowler 0ngga OF Comwsll
Orsrse County N. v, with fifteen acre. Of is1d well
stocked with In variety Of fruits 10 greet abundance
offered Tor sale From it, daily communication by steam
boat and railroad with New York ard its bssatiu snd
situation being at the entrance 10 the High snds
The banks II the Hudson River Of shieh II has nand
tpg view renders very senrsbis oermsnent sumne
residepce For particulars soply to Messrs C. SAND
ESQ, No 96 South o.. JAMES MARSH Esq, No 81 5th.
av and BELKNAP& GRIG0s, No 252 Wsshnston-s;-
N.v.York OF p 81 GRIGGS. Cornwall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08

DOARD.-Two Gentlemen and their
OWivea and three four ,inse Geuetlnen, car hnd
q ooner Unn square and i,h av Beat OF reference given
ana required.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08
NAST MORRISANIA VILLAGE

Ia Abost IS Los (rsu sirins unlod) ysrylns in
nom oEe-eshth 0! offered FOR SALE
- the most favorable terms Ten cant down and bal
tnes on before March, 1884 Title perfect These lon
Sseupy ver healthy and beautiful location, and IN
tall View Of the East River and in the immediate vicinity
Of the residences Of several Of The moi wealthy and
s,e0tsble citizens Of Wesshester County Aso 6sh,s
within one quarter Of mile. Several houses are now
srdins and lots ceiling rapidly For msps snd other n
brmaron apply t. D. B. WINTOE, No Tryos-rov Ess,
aarls1l RAIlroad OfHss, opponte City Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08
60rses munreo.

TTOUSE WANTED.-A Cottage House
=, m.lI Hoose West AIDE Of the eitv, not e'snsf
than sstst Rent not to creed 90 ION me - 20 n1a
Der u May. Apply to "M- H. bhiDoH''' W. -
Wthsrntt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08
Danring 6tbools.

nANCING and WALTZING, at No.
~ s. BondH-mr. SEARlNGS Private Academy fos
the polite mpshment, viii reopen 18th October Glasses
for Ladies and Young Masters Wednesdays AID Saturdays
st 81 o'clock for Get temen Tuesdays and Fridays at
ocoek Boarding schools and families attended aal
private instructions given at times not occupied FOR
apply 81 hr. So refdence, - above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08

NOR SALE.-A beautiful private resi-
n depce in Newark N J, No ~ Market It. The houie
new 81 By So with piszKsin the rear built and finished
In the best msnner with marble mAnles and every
peoessy standing back from the street. and
shaded IN fruut By elm trees The lot Is - feet font
suo % feet deep The garden handsomely laid Su and
eoataiDs large quanu'y o. choice fr1it vines &c
Being IN the nmeose vicinity Of the Ps-k Road and New
Jersey kssad mskes very desirable residence for per-
son dong business in the city, wDhnE retire For
term. which easy, inquire on the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08
&C. FISCHER, (lats Nuns 8

Al Fscber) mandatory and wsreroom No. l7o 0reel
vish-st corner OF Deya Plano ForseA warsnted vfA
c.yese brdse and patent tube well calculated for kssVt
n tune Piano portes tuned repaired and sxshsnssA
NJ B-Also Eolisn Piano fertss for ssls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08
z INSLEY'S SCHOOL. at West
I ANGUAGES and HISTURY.-ln.
MADAME SEIBERT, Professor Of the

lyy Freach Language, and Teacher sf hsasme Snesf
rsys celebrated School wishes TO Gil up some OF Der ess
hsur, hy tuon either In private family oS In school
sa.me Ch4z.s, will kindly give q. necessary references
q SEfBEgT No. Lo4 Broadway. corner 1sth e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08

DOARD.-Two Young Men can 10 ac-
Id eonusodsted with . pless>ns with board in
private family; NJ 2dss one bloch tfom Bro.d~sy The
house contains baths ana the gate Apply the
orsmisea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08
Mdfhinerp. Er.

INTER ESTING to CAPITALISTS
II Mr.. J. N. CLARK Is now In this city with his Pssut
Combined binding and Boiling Msr shant MIL which
his created 50 much excitement throughout the uose
Msble Manufacturers conner Of Greenwich and Besch<L
New York. at 10 O'Clock A n. and O'CLOCK r. Of sssh
day Tor reasonable time Mr. CLARK IL stopping at ~
Mrcbspps HOTEL CourtIsndtst where application esa b
made for County and State rights
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08
NOR SAL[Four acres of Ground In

the village OF Paramount adjoining the village OF Nor
,,, in po,s Of rs BY 40 feet-dsant one halt mile nom
the depot Apply to AUGUSTUS p WOODBURY., Wet
Farms adjoining the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08

ard Second. Hand Places. No 500 Bswety, oa.u fss
A q AZ b.resin one Of c. Gbeus celebrated Boudor P.
amos a splendid 81 octave Piano, of Gilbert 90 "a
81 octave Piano OF Bsrnore, and g Of Ven
Winses Second hand Pisnos New York aud Boston nss
from 81 to S,oo Hsviog Broadway expenses hs dess
comDetikiou.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08
RAKE OPPOkTUNlTY.-2.4OO

A RAKE OPPORTUNITY 2'4O0
"A ACRES Of LAND FOR sALE-All under eultiva-
ton eTc,ptipe 2 acres Wosd Land IT il situated on
tbs Peona Lake ~ Illinois River few miles north OF the
fouisbpe City o. Peoria tia hne rch soil ana 70
section of The country ncreasns rapidly in It's population
IN hss ere, ADVANTAGES communications with the North
ard South BY steam which passing connuI y Tor
Chcsgo also for ST Louis This Farm 50 Houses
with several Barns and other buildings lt also has 90 It
L. 90 Apple Trees and H Peach Trees which bsye lust
commenced bearing IL well adapted for colony. or Tor
extensive farming and ssred for sale at moderate
mice on sasy terms Address b. G, at Tribune Once
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08

DOARDlNG.-A front Basement. with
I'D pantry attached 20 lea with upper Rooms IN
nth tbs modern improvements No ., Grsene-,l-
Clinton place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08
IN A PRIVATE FAMILY

III "A ssoopd story ffOrt PsTIoF and Bedroom tdoin
Ing % Let. with Board 70 gentleman and bis vile Alo
oas tso anse rnils could be accommodated. Ap
DIV ct No. 2ls Wost l4ih a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08
A VILLAGE FARM FOR SALE

FOR Sale adjoining the villare plot Of Waupun farm
containing 500 acres Said Farm capable Of prodncing IN
nusy five thousand bushels Of grain and OF keeping sum
mer and winter $50 head Of horses ana cattle The village
OF Waupun contains about 900 nhabtants 10 thriving aud
a healthy as any portion Of New England there Rail-
road now building within mile Of said Farm which w1u
communicate with Boston and Ne~fork my miles OF u
IL expected be ready for the this fall Waen thn
aiosd IL completed which will be In the course OF one
year person leaving Wsupun reach Boston OF New
fmt In forty isht hours the State Prison located here
Terms liberal For Particular inquire by mail or other
wise, OF FARNAM A. SUMNER Wsupun, FOND du Lac
County, Wisconsin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08
LNOR SALE-A Bargain.-A Farm of

= choice land good buildings excellent ~s,sr
variety % fruiL situated east sse Of the Hrdson River
Sd yu IS mills trr Newly ora hours ride by
River Railroad nilrs from ale depot at New Hsmsqr,h
Landing For further formation inquire Of u2I MILLS
Nc. 2 Coenties-slip, ny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08
MEARS'S FRENCH and ENG

douUsl-ss on Washington square, GEO. w CLARKE, A.
~ and JAMES TANNING A. n, Principals commences
The Principals having reftted the furniture and roons
for recitation and Lecture throughout the nrtut,on Is WIZ
be In complete order for the reception OF IL erofessof
Yeschers and pupis On the 18th Sept
Personal interviews with ire rnncipss, and Catsosuo
sontpips names Of and pupils OF ps together
With CLANS Of regulations terms, Ss- may -
had at the Rooms Of the Institute
PUPILS received from 70 90 years ofese
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08
CEDAR GROVE for sALE-A,

EDAR GROVE for SALE-At
" Staten Island, fronting TIE New ork Bay, near
the location Of the Old Elm Tree about miles below the
Narows embracing ~ Of Land neludins the CedHs
BudnGs and Dock with letters patent for the grant theIs
Tor The Lease Of this properly 10 about termnsrns the
se having been occupied for the last five year, during the
psoe Of resort for see bathing sss pub
lie entertainment -
Yor further particulars inquire Of j. DILL m
HOWEs on the premises or Of 3. r. LORD, No. l6s
New-York Dated. Sept 9, 1852.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08

uyO LET-With or without steam pow
..,o,d or thirc Stores Of the large or1cf
,,,,e. =, tb !. ns.r Ilthsv Suitable for heavy ~orA
issnire IN The Office OF foundry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08
KNTRITING, CURRENTE CALAMO.

w There are many gentlemen to whom the aoqu'si-
on Of beautiful aud extremely rapid hand writing would
be invaluable
By entirely original process recently Invented the
ders sned IL able TO mpAt all pupils without posi-
bty Of failure business hand combining Couectnessi OF
oIm aud rspdity Of execution 10 desee quite unprecs-
denied As the number Of pupils necessarily limited aud
nearly all engaged who may wish attend
Ia yited 10 mai early cali At homs daily from TO 10
Pm w. s. MACLAURIN, Writing Master,
No. 80 Irving place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08

NOTl; II to all who desire to secure a
" home at mere nominal price, and at convenient
distance from the ci,y:
A NEE IL 2 Of he subscribers IN the SECOND VILLAGE
ASSOCIATIONS at WILLlAMSBRlDGE and VI all p'r
tes who wish subscribe u The who feel inter-
opposite Spring st. 90 the EVENING Of MONDAY next
he Iitb inst At O'clock
10 the meantu- the hooks v remain TO- subschp-
ton 1t the Rts Es'ate Office of/ NEWELL ADD J. w.
BARKt r. No Nassau ST. where maps OF the property,
laid be aod every Information obtained, be-
~ cen the hours Of 9 m aud 5 IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08
" F. HARRISON has removed hls

" +. HARRISON has removed hls
Q Msnufsetory and Warsrooms from No. q CAnaLA
90 No 81 Msrcor-st Grand 81 where b busA
gplendd assortment Of Piano yortes
ITO LET-A splendid rosewood dfaw-
i log room ORGAN Of extra size and English mauafsc
tuTe suitable FOR church lodge To DO at No s
nshrd aud without boa'd in gen'eel private house al
nsishborhood by single lady Add ess Miss w. A, uas
office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08
THO LET at HOBOKEN-Two con

THO LET at HOBOkEN-Two con-
venieBt and haedsons threesoIy basement AMI under
sear brick houses, within four bocks OF ferry In the
new row on HUDSON kno~n Fraoklin rerrass. Tns
houses upon OF the most desirable sites 10 tbs vcin
rs Of NszYOrA upon high sround and good soil having
view Of the hay spd rveT E,ch house has twelve
pAne and large under cellar flower garden s. feet dee
In front and yard IS feet seep 10 tho Tness bosss
are 6nher with ianfes In tie kchens hJs and cold watsr
~ the ash tubs ana nAS With every convenience for bot
and cold hslhs shower baths &C They within half
hour Of Waist, ano w 10 let much below the New ork
IAles Inquire al the Hoboken Land OHice, Of
w w. SHtPPES, Agent.
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UNIVERSITY AMMAN SCHOOL

~ Prof t. A Johnson, Rector. The Soroo Depart
the Junior the Upper English and the Classical 70
open simultaneously Monday, seps s. Pupils are 70
seved the OF yesrs and upward and prepares
for the counting house. for admission to any College
Circulars may Do obtained at Appesonh Lockwoodh o.
Croven boobsors 10 Broadway and at RayporA in the
eowey GEOB PARKER Prnoissl
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cINGING SCaOOL.-Dr. C. w.

~ LANCE, Professor Of Music, teschsr Of the piano.
mslodson thorough bass snd singing, will open singing
school where every style Of singing snail be thoroughly
taught day and evening cae, st very mode terms
For psrticuias please eau residence No 5 Bowery
besoie Oct g. 1882 any day nom TO O'clock Monday
Wednesday or Friday. from 70 O'clock, r NJ