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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-24
nIillinerp.

EIEST PREMIUM MILLINERY ESTAB-
4 LIsuMENT, 10. 5t4 Broadway, ono door below
Frircc-st., Leir the Metropolitan H5tel-Ms W. SIM
MONS Las the pleasure 10 the ft.hiOn2bie
world that her large and richly varied stock Of Paris ~
and inter- Millinery surpassed by any other IN
this metropolis end she constantly adding to il ihe lat sc
and most recherche patterns Of the French capital Con-
neced with her spacious sassoos she has extensive
nannt1ctorY by the late steamship arrival, she has
Ceved large invoices of the beautiful Sstins Shks
Ne.yets, Ribtous, Feathers. Artificial Flowers,
ME- SIMMONS sohcits the patronage OF Merchants and
NillneIs.
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Drp GOODS.
cLoAKS MANTIILA vELvETs, LADIE

CLOAKS MANTILLA yELvETs, LADIES'
CLOTHS &c, - .
REING now in great demand, LYONS AZ
ID JONES. No. 277 Hudson-st, have received s'iis
beautifu, shades of coors IN Cloths. aad theiE
STOCK OF VELVErS
is INVARIABLY cheap, notwithstanding the recent Ns''
upon these goods >,,,
risde e. order or from pstters in the very nrst style o.
n B-Lades' White, Black and Coiorsd Md Gloves, &c
26 pair. ,,,-.,;. e. a.
Ohserys No second Irice made. LYONS X JONEr'
No IN Hudson-si., between Canal and SPssas-sss
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finest assortment OF

DIANO-FORTES.-Th best assortment OF
Il rsnos in this city can be At the Ware7ooms Of
LINCOLN 4 THOMPSON, No. al Broadway, iacludi01
Valet Davis Ceisceehrsied holisn Pianos Of AID
Huoh approved sales acknowledged superior 10 any ohio.
in the market Also large variety Om esher distinguished
Ney-York and Boston makers GDeTs AID other second
hand with and without the E-ial, AZ various prices.
LINCOLN q THOMPSON No al BrraiYvey
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II W. WEsTcorT, Auctioneer
.ANDSOM T. uOILSEuOID FIIRNL-

IfTURE. -THIs(W "Wednesday MORN 10 O'Clock, Of
No. 46 Cre.nwch-sy superior Feather Beds good Car
pets Bureaus Tables, Mahogany and Walnut Chairs 5otA
elegant Sofa Bedsteads, Lounges is Walnut and Maple
BeGseads Rosewood Table, Painted furniture suite.
&c, embracing go lots Of Paror, Chamber aud Keea
Furniture, If every deer ptiOn.
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EOLIAN PIANo-FORrEs-T GIL.

AZ BERT Co.'S celebrated Piano Fortss with and
without the kohan. The subscriber whs the see Agent
Of which has become wOrdwde) Is row prepared 10
eer them NJ Ircss heh hose wishing 70 purchase
esnEet fail % be satisfactory. Possessing feihses for OBJ
other hosss in the city be does no, hesitate say thai ke
present inducements 10 buyers be found else
where He has constantly hand extensive assortment
Of second band PiAnos atbrgsins which he faressy as
ssIts viii defy competition. Gberis elegant Soudor or
cotaSs Piancs suitable for small roouk Aso Mssieoas
OF Princess and Caharts make Grand holAn and ether
Pianos to let HORACE WATERS,
No SIS Broadway. corner Of Anthsny ST. u aeos.
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EARM and COrTAGEHO0sE FOR SALE

Il IN NEWARK. MA suail Fam, containing fcO
four Eve acres with good dwelling 0use barn, wagon
h. and other valuable luprOv acnts with valussle
gordon well ftocked with choice nt rees and grape vines
hGng front Of 600 feet VI h' oest avenaes and
high frd commanding cc, anon, overlooking the whole
city ryt nnd hlrlo rad wifn IN minute drive Of the
MsTkei-st Depot The grounas well calculated TO one
Of the test Improvements NJ this cay The periy - well
surtsd Cor person lyns there and doing business in New
York. Tcuri easy. For fuil pATuc .lsgs sprlyto
ALBERT II. NlCOLAY,
Real Es.a.c ali General Auetonscr,
No. 10 Wall-st.
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Clothing, Sc.

AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF SUPERIOR
IN MANUFACTURED FUKS.-Mesrs THOMPSON
ROESLER, Manufactures, No, 10 MNdcn-lane iny1te
ine ROYAL Frine Hud.op's BAY aud Cenaia SAbes very
tine GIecisn Stone Martcn, Mink Mart,n, ktca hstri,
Mountain MaIten. Chiacbls Hudson's Bay Lynx Rlsaia
and Brown Coney in Mus, Capes Nictornss boas, Muf
tees htts and Trimmings Also, 0eutle,nens furesps,
Mtsrs Gloves, Fur Coats Fur Oyers,oes Foot Nuts ian
excellent preventive against cold feet n churches
stars-every traveller shOad have onelBuckskn GlDy
Seig n Rotes Of Hussons Bay Wolf Prairie WOE Comet
Bcor and Buffalo All OF which will 10 found very desirable
goods ana worthy the examination OF purchasers.
WM. NJ. THOMPSON
OTTO ROESLER.
No. 10 Maiienlane.
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OTTO RoESLER.
No. 10 Maiden-lsne.

LINE FURS.-MONARQUE, OF No. 223
Bowery socts the patronage ladies his rich and
ees tylos Of FuTs comprising in part OF Martha Nn
Fitch, Lynx and Swedish Martin Vietornes Alnhs and
Cuffs save your time and money and examine our stock
before purchasing elsewhere, at the old establishments No
% BoWCry.
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~ &H. BARMORE offer at their manu-

q IL DAholOhE Ouci 1T thoi inouu-
~ factory and ~sreroon, No $40 Bleecksrst corner
of ChTlfs AZ assortment Of elegant Psao-Fores wth IA.
metallic frame and bridge and all other MODEM i'm
provemeLts.
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ITO RENTERS Of PIANO-F0RTES.-Ti
Il PIANO-FORTE ASSOCIATION, No. 81 Broadway,
sells Pianos o paid for by nsailmcns Of s. 70 sOpes
u.ottb J. PECK, Trustee.
NJ l.. HARRISON has Removed his Manu-
factory and Warrrooins from No y Calalst to No
Merc,r-si Grandst where may b. found splendid
assortment Of Piano Fortes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-24

Il silk Hats at $751; less than Broadway prices Nest
Hats ut $50 BROWN,
No l5s Csnal-st, one door frora Sullivan.
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DATTON's INSTITUTION for the EDUCA-

L TON Of BOYS, No. - Ufseae-sI, b8twe'l CintOn
aud WAY, TCy Ilsc, ~. H. PATTON, 4. NJ Principal
In two Del sItlopis Collegiate and Primary, pupils
pref aIed the counting house for admission 20 any
college The number Of pupils is limited. CrCui-s
tspg further information may be obtained al the nsts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-24

PIIISION COAL-The Pennsylvania Coal
prepared % deliver 70 farailies in xay part
%, tnH oiiy nro3kyn and Wi.rnsbuzh FROM is Ca.I
Soe and several yarcA the VARIOUS SIS OF II. P.os
Cos winch superior Anhraeite for domestic r.e Aup.
~ me y1ruA corner Of lfth-sl and sri-av; Wet nsn,
sofon ~ the foot Of Govcrneusst East River s,at "A
M ~ !, &c, iesh foot Of Gold Brooilyn
N1st The Coal viii be delivered AZ a. Is D., Ia -
he yard - ~ - ~ 'Ss0''io "VtH
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OHIO WOODEN MILLS and FARMS for

" SALE at BARGAINs.-In harPersaeld, A. tabas
ron C r. and A. Railrosd large Woollen Mil in best
dtop new yet of improved Machinery, and rooms
Sor two sets Flour MIL two OF stones and saw
Mil slevn Dwelling House great variety o. Fruit school
House Store and NsrehOuse, Barn for siafeedng and
slGpgber hous Smith and Tool Shop, &c, &c Best mill
seat in the county healthy location. Prce S2'COO terms
easy. VIII sell part Of property.
In Olmnesd, Cuyshoga Co, O. IA miies from Cleveland
spo II miles from G. C. c. Railroad ~ acres of Land two
Dwelling Hopss and Wooden Factory win work 1900
or Is coo pounds Of wool per Mil snd N ach nary.
oil in good order and repair; located In wool sectoa
Price 81, coo; half down balance on time. -
GARRETT Il BRIGGS
Real Rstnfe ARenta Cleveland Ohio.
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From Auct on.
WIT LINENS--Sightiy wet on voyage of
w Importation RgTe Bargains.
Elcgsri Drop Double Damask Table Linens l. yards
" del 6 rud &. ayard.
Eiegst snow Dror Double Daniask Linen Napkins large
sze) Isl end l6 a dozen.
Large tine Linen Towels 81, o., ard ~ adosen-
worth dorble.
Linen Diapers very wide; l2yard pieces 81, lo and l2
Mems Linen Handkerchief 10. 9 ard . = piece.
Fine Stirling Musrs l8 2i, and ~ piece l52 lgd)
Al BURDETlsS Cheap Dry Goods Score,
No l3j Wal scr-st.
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Gebools.


A S. VILLEPLAIT continues to give in
sTucton in the French language and literature 81 the
residence Of his pups at his own No u West Sh-s,
Broadway.
A LADY, having several years experience
IN in teaching tie Piano Forte, is sous 0f obtaining
lew Iupiis. Inquire at No % 0Tove-st o. OF Nh
WA. VANDERBECk, No. 40 Broadway.
A YOUNG LADY desires to give Instruction
IA Pupils tie Piano Forte u her Jwn residence
II hours each daily Terms moderate. Address Il. D d.
Tribune Office. Residence 81. Johns PARK
HOUSEKEEPING and WRITING arc taught
lB in exI editous ard superior manner, By NJ FDS
TER, al 5e7 Bosdwrv where Gentlemen are qualified to
dsheTEe tho duties Of the countnsousc with accuracy
end dispatch.
Mr. Fotsr dry speculative ,heos hat he
What sedan fuud counting hUnethe 81 asse ta1
Fstotahfauop essen and ehsiv- tnchcr
hor'hy u -vew
M Poster cshais ly lsrse q cra
~r,r ard inaWds Of oputae hase etse IN. ac "a
Cultivated mind sEd much htc afy pacity.'
lIourn,l e Cornsr-r
Mr. 20 male The ant
t-o-iag No ouslt Ne s,ird v IN rnthn hor p-s
t,u N ,ooi lccafr ' i w thss human, II iaa
fEcouoa.s,
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U,ARRYTOMN INSrIrrrE-In this In
vX'EACHER wANTED.-wantel. Ma
piano-fories.

A GREAT BARGAlN.-A Piano Forte,
~ hAo6soue EodeIn excellent tcne, octlyes. BY
ore Of ths bee; makers nearly new vii Be sold or Sisd
tie expects " leave The CITY. Can bs
cs few Gays Al the rsdencc Of the owner No lSj Cham
kelsst- n. \.
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E,.G. MoRRIsANrA vILLAGE-About

IL ESQ Lots (romsinEg uno!i varying ia size from
eighth Of STA offered for SA E on tho
Gvorale terms Ten perC,Et down and balance on
or before March, 1854 lite perfect Thoee lots occupy
very healthy and beautiful locaOn and IA full view at
the East River and in the Immediate vicinity Of tbs resi-
dices OF re OF the ey ahi respectable cit2'ns
OF WesfcoseT County Also le isfug within oae-IutrtCr
ofa mile Sveral hoascs ore nov hns and los selling
rapidly fOi maps and O.ieT information apply 10 ID. h.
Wik1oN No. iryonrog, oeer Harlem Railroad Ohoe,
suposile Gar. hall
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COR SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY

IL PROPERTl--A 6rs-clAss FARM. highly improved Of
100 acr,A Ia Wcsfches,er Coanfy II niles rom TIE Haes
River Dpst at Sing sing SID fSg pr@aees kfseen hun
drrd dollars worth Of bay annually, besdes gea; ab@ni
srce OF Grain, spples, &C lsrSe Hoass, BxEnA &c,
eoek and utea<s aso fer sale Inc lose pricc
Spr the farn il Eighteen Thousand Dollars Inquire VI
GEORGE McCORD, No - wliAm-st, and SAMUEL
EDDY, No. IS Wallet
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DRIYATE SALE.-l00 acres Of Land, stu
Il sied 1t the Hicksvle Depot the Long Island Rail
road. FOR pnce and further particulars call e. A. j.
BLEECkER'S, Aaeeoaces, Ne 2 Bgosdst.
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InR sALE-Pronertv On Wash.ngtoa anil

Tor SALE-Property on Washington AMI
Il Wanerss. The vacant LOT No. 251 on the est ae %
Wei ineon-t Is feet inctes front BY - isst u ap
joining the soGth-eest corner Of arTtn1i Also -
storv brek houses and lets % feet EACH IN on; o. " y
reLft ~ &c ee; q certh abutting uYon tie Ter -
aort sfid lot No go WishDEton-st and tor1ns - -
Washirrton 10 Ws-ren&ts The WsTren-st Crss - n
altered into storrs by very Enel ontay 1n9 y ~, =.
feet Of the rear Of the lot WashinEton-s n - ,4
made s. feet dcep giving sufficient ground ol II n
s,orts which viii cournsnd high renfs THIS pro
TIE most sdvar,Bg buness psrt Of the sy sa a. Raj,
mediate BeighioTkood Of tie Enc ana ~ .. '' So
ro.d Dep6ts HoT prcc ard terms spy ,so yy,It.r.
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EOR SALE.-In New,own, L. l., 8 Far

EOR SALE.-In Newtown, L. l., Farm,
IL Containing about 80 Of hrst quality Of sna front
ns fsh Pond Road and running nearly hronsh to Cy-
6anSbursh ard about and half miles from Brooklya
hpc drec, course Of Myrtiesv and half mile nom
entrance Of Cypress Hill Cemetery. On the premises are
barre commedcus house and ontbudnxS For further
sscssrs inquire OF CORNELIUS De BEfOlSE, prerii-
era OF Of II. O. DE BEVOIsE, Ne - Csthanne-s, ~ L.
LNOR SALE-In the Sth Ward OF the City OF
IL Brooklyn Of the corner Of l5ths and sth-ay par
eel 81 isnd embracing II lots very es bly, situated forming
hapdsome locatsn for building spot Inquire OF
HARRIS WILSON. No. 10 Waist
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road Dtpot FOTHT,co and riss TSR 10 1853 walE,rs


Tor sALE-In the town OF H ~ &C.
eo.set o. - n Land Situated thereon u loiss
Sssry sIsi. order E. i1S fai
nons - re- r,odio1s barn and other 0lt-o1 ul
%. There s variety Of fruit tree On INC ipG ts
ne iouss stands high g5o1nS Goa sas1a9dr sosary
.sw Of L1 's p lssns S are about q e lad
5nns through to Long Island = sSsnG pstucs tom
III S,,,on NewYork and NewHsyen Railroad aO'4'
- q n,iiss For further psIticu lars Apply 70 ;
WV A.. EIIZABTTH PARKER, on the PREMISES
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furniture, sc.

ALL WARRANTED ENAMELED FUR
~ NITURE ~ the lowest trlde price, Of OUR OWN
MANI FACT URE.
OILLIES BiRNE, (sneccssors 70 Mathews Gillies)
Manufacturers Of ENAMELED AMI COTTAGE FURNl-
TURF 10. A.. Broadway below G.aEG-st, east side New
York Mandatory. No 80 Grceus-st.
MATT REssES, PAILLASSES, PILLOWS &c. &c. at
trede prices.
have tie largest and varied Of any
csia i-huent the Uufd Sta'.s or arrangements
TIE manufacture end supply u Euameed O.na nenta
Cottage Furniture such preclude the possibility Of
being UNDERSOLD, and enable 10 furnish SUPE-
RIOR ARTICLE upon terms lavorahe a. cllrgsd
by others for those ofa much "INFERlOR QUALIFY"
~ orders boxed with the greatest Ths trlGo sup
Piled " unlimited quaint ties AZ greatly reduced rates
No. so Broadway. below Grant-s, side. Msnufsc-
tory, No. a. Greeue-st. OILLIES BfRSE.
n b. No connection with any other es;abls hneat.
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fcnsss hoanteo.

A HOUSE WANTED for the winter, IN
N rood neighborhood below lothst by small gsntee'
family Address HENRY b. s. a. the Office OF TINS paper'
eating location and rent
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BUSINESS and PUBLICTTY.-NOtoriety is

III F.a-l- z
ID the IL portAnt element Of cc - il business 1t 70
tFOush the se'spePes Of TIE eoaay t1. "a; can %
vssTs fy fbcs, who avail u lstves Of tls rOsr The
vssf Lntf;s .snIe Om syst nl.ic ald continuous al
veltsiug only besnnDg 70 b. understood IL Demon
s.Tsd that tie elUant, tie msnGsctufer II, e-
e aIc EAy bis business At pleasure, Ia proportion
70 the eusIEy and means he employs in gazing pnbicfy
Then Why 90 ali Gdvetse Becsuse business
only bsginniLs realize It's importance Still the amount
Of advertising IN the columns Of the I,1rnas lis
doubled within I've y,ars aui VII double again in ige
more Thce- who hang bk viii see their younys- aad
energetic rivals outstTpVinE them Thee IS no u.e
In cont pns aSnsf te srrit OF the ace II they wont
jump into The ea and pay tler fare they must Be eh D.
hind 70 travel on ioot N
The opportunity for Advertising in ths bet papers Of al
IT, cts ard prrcpa towns OF the country IS Afforded A.
tie Aseucyof T. B. fALMER where the papers are fled
fr exsuinAfon He s authorized by tAe prop aeso.s 70
saIsaet the business and to give receiPsfor
and advertisements
DROONSi BROOKS! BROOMS!-rhe
- undersigned has sstab shed Broom ~ POI y re
OF Horace Hsrrnston No 2lS Rvers'- Troy, y \, rls
trade in the Cry of Newfors can oe ssppnSSH a sa
Broons in quantities from one 20 one 9TsIa 'zT
NB-Order. advised 70 HORACE HARRINGTON,
Troy. \. Y. viii meet vita prompt artenuHon-
DEPARTMENT OF REPAIRS and SUP
~ FLIES. nov 3. 1s52-Pubic notice Is hereby gwen
10 all tersoLs having Claims against the Corpoatol OF ths
CITY Of New Yoi for services rendered or articles tur
SHED Nv order Of the Committee of the Common Council
on account of the funeral ques OF the late Hon. Daiel
ssoner Of Repar. aid supplies. Al his osice, No. New
Civ Hall Saseraent on or b,5so Wed sisy n. LIST dJ
80 b.cerbsr IeS2 WIN ADAMS
Commissioner of Repairs and Supplies
IRISH BUTTER-SOme fine Irish Batter,
list received per s.esmer Atlantic from Liverpool. for
ss,ebT THOMA> RICHARDSON,
No. Al Exchange place.
NETWORK PAINT COMPANY-Capita
IN S25 sCaThe above Company having conp!eted tleir
orcai<so ready 70 receive suoscFp % Srr
capital stock ct No. 1871 Reade st
Ten Per Be aid at the time OF subscribing 10 me
faekh n ba
three months afer The company possess tue advin@s
OF new invention covering eight states ottle Union winch
enables them manufacture Paints much cheaper than tae
ordinary process ard the time the guilty OF the
Paints s materially improved
DIRECIoRS.
Cornell John C. Ferguson,
Reeves Daniel C.. Brown,
w. J. Cornell.
Il. CORNELL. President
I'D. LAMBERT. Secretary snd Treasurer
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NEW.YORK SCHOOL Of DESIGN fr

n NV I OTN COIIUOL OF ULNINN ut
~ WOMFN, No. $50 Broadway. corner OF Bro1me-st.
Mics L. C. CHASE, Superintendent and Teacher Of Dfnv
ing tn0 DE gn-Ile lazy managers having received lib
eTa subscription for the establishment Of the school, give
notice that they prepared 30 receive pups from
twelve years old and upwA furniah satisfactory
tgsfimonE's Is 20 character.
The object this school give instruction 70
either grHfuOusy, Ht very low rates, which viii qualify
70 ahvng by the practice " OF the branches
taught In H. or to become teachers IN o,er schools.
Pupils viii be taught elementary drawing with references
TO furnishing original designs for manuiacsnros al other
Iurpoecs where ornar entail dCgigns re tuirod
Lessons viii also 10 given IN Wool aud S.csl EHsraving
LhogrSIhy whatever branches found Be
edvuniag6 and proitnhle.
Classes are now forming and the school IL opea daily
Except Saturday. from A NJ TO p VI. IL wi aisl bs
op6n during such other hour be found c3avea
io stud uis IN cal del arnen,s amt for nlg a. cas-
CaidiGatss OT admission pupils AID persons 10 de-
further information upon tn SUBJECT vii apply ~ the
School bctwetG tbe hours OF 10 A. NJ aud f. NJ (Sitar1sy
cxcepted)
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Sales bp Auriion.

A. III MEEwis. Aurtionecr.
Rf BANGS, BROTHER * Co-'Irads
l>Ssles Rooms. No. Is Psrk-Fow.
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GREAT BARGAINS.-As | lntend leaving
or sprnr Goods AM compelled 70 dispose OF my st!ro
stock of ich Ribbons, SAs And Millinery Oo1is whiea,
for besuty, style and variety cnuot be eladed IA tns
cty would very respectfully draw the attentlon al oy-
es either wholesale retail TO avail themselves OF tas
rare opportunity as viii oEI the remaining stocA very
cheap NJ II. LICHTENSTEIN, No. 20 BSwery,
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INDUCEMENTS to PURCHASE

Tors in the NEW VILLAGE Of CLARENCE
VILE L. $50 great been the demand for log 20 l
beentiful village that although It hes only s-rn "a ~
,;op for little over one month yet over onethra oI 20
lots have been already Sold and soon as the co mag s2rns
hal opeu there will be upward Of hnndr7d onaas
- he OF erection There but few visg 81 tn-
snt te that offer 90 many sdvantagea The easy access
70 the city BY the Long Island Rrad roe Ne Of
,or those wishing 70 live oftown ard ~ the "a no
tine Do busnos. in the city We would advise AL wlo w.n
70 oure o bon by only paying from g to - per mDnt
MACFARLAN, General Agent, No Easslu-st-, from 10
NJ 10 Pm.
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CTEAM POWER to LET.-Several we'll
Ibd ,oo,o. with constant and steady power 10 build,
NJ cor Ejzsbeti and Hesnrsrs Apply TO MOhfVN
= BKTMNER no. 2l2 Pesrl+t, corner Of Fletcner
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Il ST. south SIDE loo tee, from Clinton. Brooklyn TIE
Lot Is 2 fret Out y about - fret deep, House p feet
front by ~ 0eep three high WITH basement and
nndercear gas throughout cxoegt third story cooking
snd hydrSnts In IN h'cAcss wsele msniss and
chandeliers paTl0rs FOX SSco prce SiS1e;
a. Gee may en On hosd AID mortsase Apply to D. T.
MACFARLAN. No ) NAsssa-st, tfesa 10 A. 81 to az NJ.
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ORNATE LESSONS in sPANIsH-Pro
DROF. SCHUSTER,s DRAWING ani

fersor GOkRlN continues 20 give Private Instruction
in the shove language the rsldence of PHps hs
swE No. 81 Ahst.
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DOARDING-HOUsE WANTED. with mod
Id ern roveuents, between 1i.b-st. and Chambers
Address WIDOW.
"ANTED-A House, or part OF one, tnI
w the FIRST Of May or perhaps longer for small isnay
without children The UPPER pirt OF tne CITY OF us
tsnos cot With ysbe) wet not - ooecteato Anoies
stating terns end location, b. W. ifiDahe oince'
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FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, Fairha

YIN, Ct-THOMAS q. SLOAN, Principal OF the
Filhayt Academy having erected building soin-
ing lie DIV cling for the accommodation Of Boarding ScOi
ans, I,o.iye into hs family 81 additional pups
number limited to Is The school IL Delightfully."- situated,
shout mile east of NowhsVen. Circulars may BE- had
VI GOULD BERkN'S Musc Store, No. l91 Broadway,
0d H. s. DU ms Book add Music Store No 1876 3tl-av.
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C,IIrrON sTATEN ISLAND. near the

N'NARROWS.-Bulding Lots for immediate improve
ppt for sale in the eentTe part OF Clifton on sdvsu-
aseous terms Also few Of tie choicest villa sites on the
Island with commanding views Of the Bay Narrow and
oity Tie purity oil tho water, ts vicinity OF schools,
ohsrches &c and the facility Of to tie city, with the
beauty OF tho surrounding country rcuders this most arac
tive residence. Apply 70 w W VAN WAuBNEN,
No 10 Posts Baldings HsnOyer-st.
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pELoDEONs. which are pro-

TOR sALE-At No. . Barclay-st.. hexf door
I ~ the A.tor House-A v-iey Of 81 and octave rose
wood Piano-ForteA warranted to give ssfisiacuon 10
fesIteer oi %" '"-' ''' ' JAMES THOMSON.
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D2OF. SCHUSTER's DRAWING and
Il PAINTING ROOMS, No. 49i Broadway, are now pro-
plTtd fer the winter Sepase cssss for Lad q.
Special couSse for Female Teachers SATURDAY Az.
IERNOON, efd one IN tie FORENOON for young q n
rtntp. Evening Class for Geutenen from - 9o'cocN
DAPID WRTTlNG.-Therea are many Young
IA Genenen TO whom, the acquisition Of elegant aud
EXIT me- rapid ha dwgtng would e Invaluable. BY
crtie ely ous process rcenty invented the 11dersgned
able to mpart 20 all pup,s without the possibility OF
future, haud possessn combination OF correctness
ec gafce and ra idy hitherto incredible Al home daly
IRON until 10 P NJ. W. ). MACLAURIN wafng.
Master, No % lrviny-plsce
VNRRlTOWN lNSrIFUTE.-Iu this In
Il stituron young gentlemen instructed N al the
BRANCHES rsis'ie Tor commercial pursuits catering Cox
lcye. The Winter Tenn commences the lst Noveu-
her. Circulars, CONTAINING reerc,c~@ kc can be
obtained ~ c. SHEfARD Co.'S Bookstore. No 81
fulon-st- or Of +. II. WILCOX, No. 20 Broadway NY
or BY addressing A. NEWMAN Principal
r1NEACHER WANTED-Wantel. A Man
Il eompetsni 70 Zach Preach. DRAWING wTiiiaS aal
Gynutstcs he anus; &c freuchn4n, wao ca faE.isA
istiuensis OF good neral Character AID ability 20 trash
such nav ind immediate employ ari liberal
saary AGdr,s II. w Box Ne. 2eil