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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27
FOR SALE, near STAMFORD, Con, esticu,

II aFAkM, OF CUI NIkf STAT, con;snlns sb0at =
acres OF excellent lara vel wooded AID wsssed lying
Ahei half mile nom The village the Sound and about
ten minutes walk from TIE NewHsvsn Railroad tarion.
The dwelling house pleasantly situated eOnuodOus and
u hrstrae order. For particulars inquire Of Mr. RUFUS
WARDWELL, 81 Stamford, or OF K g. ROwLgr Ne.
25s Broadway, Nc~-Yort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27

1Vl who he's taught Music and Penmenshp IN some Oh
the LARGEST Hiah Female Schools in the south for years
PES. has located himself in NewYork and will give in
structons the Piano, Violin, IN Singing thorough bass
aud Peumnu nip He would be willing take situation
In sehoo in or near Newiork 10 teach any all OF the
above brancher In order 20 make himself Known
for the first quarter will be very low He also wshes 20
obtain Board in good family in exchange for Musical Tuition
Reference and testimonials of the highest responsibility
win be given. Address MUSICAL EDUCATION, Box
No. III Chatam-square Post Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27

EOR SALE-A very choice Private Resi-
l. dence, situated in Carol. place in the CITY OF New
Brunswick. embracing connexions dwelling, with lArss
DINING attached with stables IL the
The lot Is large with enc garden fied with variety Of
choice fruit and IS located in II the best shbsxhoods
IN the CITY, The OF sae Will BE- AccommsiAInx AP
pheaon KAY be made TO JACOB r. GIRACD, Jr, Nc lS8
front-st- New-lork, or 20 PETER COSOVER No IN
Geo-ge-sf. New-Brunswick Y. J.
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fost and fcnm6.

NJOTICE-A Promissory Note drawn ny
IN ORIN A PERKINS on the ist Of Nov inst, psysee
10 ninsiy days TO the order Of GEORGE Bow az
Kingston Bank Ulster Co. having been S Of, =. tbe
IL TO canton al persons against DeSo'a'ss saio "
payment bias been stopped --.------
6t IN REWARD.-Lost,a Ladys GOLD
0CU WATCH, hiss enslnelsd case, with dsInood
oo 90 bark Was lost 10 going FROM Unonpsfk 70 Chs
hers AZ on Broadway The finder viii receive INC eOcNo
reward and no questions asked by leaving at Inc Ino"ns
Office
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Gnilerp ano 6aromare.


GREAT FIRE at OGDENSBURG-HER-
~ RINGS SAFEs.-We. the undersigned, having been
present o. the opening OF OF SILAS c. HERRlNG'S
safes n the OF Messs Watrous Lawrence after
the great IRE the l9th Of October free 20 scknow
edge hs the triumph have yet witnessed
OF Salamander Safe The ire IN the stores OF Messrs
NstJous Lawrence and H. $. Humphrey Co. was
much hotter than sther part OF the burnt dstcrs
intensity being increased BY the large quantity OF OIL
phene alcohol and other coubusbe matter the drug
One the feet Of the safe entirely burnt off, aud
quantity and mails melted oyesher solid
the heat. let notwithstanding al Liza
every paper preserved entire and the printing perfectly
lezible, the varnish iu<sde having been untouched
signed-J. C. Banter, Collector Port Of OxdansbaN;
George Robinson, Post Master do L. Hasbrouck Agent
Etna Insurance Co. OF Hartford Edwin ~ Holbrook; D.
II. Vary. Agent for American Insurance Co; w j. Pardee
General AselS Etna Hartford, IRsurence Co.; snel II
Price General Agent North Western Insurance Co; D. NJ
Chaplin, Agent Springfield and Marine and Protection Of
Hartford, Insurance Co.
The above csrtEeste received from Ogiensburs By
tina dsys mail, unsolicited my part The persons
whose attached mostly unknown The sub
srrber.
IL but smother testimonial amsng many othsrs Of ts
Snpenorty OF HERRlNG'S Ssfss- over al oGheza
The suesenber the only person in tho United stssss
authorised 70 make sel BEHRING'S Pfent Sslsnsqer
Safe that wa awarded the medal at the Worifs F.f =
Lendou, IN 1851. SILAS c. HERRING,
Sos l35, IN aud l39 Wss<r-st, Ny.
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ZOE SAFE or EXCHANGE fnr CITY

II Vk MIX OF EACHlNGE fOf CIT1
u PRoPKRTY--A fns,elas FARM, highly Improved, Of
10 ss<A WsstcheSes Ccsnty u miles from the Hadspn
ard As,hH worth Of say annually. besaes Eesi sbana
nee e pssA apples. &C. l9se Hcnse. BarnA dc,
AssA and Farming utensa also for sAls he Lowest prce
fhr Ne Farm . Eshtesa rhounnd Dclxn. Inquire Of
GKoRGE MeC0RD, No Is Wlhs,nst, and SAMUEL
RDDY, Ne. - WallA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27

CTOvES-Tbe celebrated Grecisn Air!nA.
~ Cooking Stoves Vesiyias aud inrnc'Se, sapensi y
snvtbpe VET offered 10 the public. Also. general Ass
mens Of 0f6ce, Hall and PaIor slaves, for ale By
"''- WILLIAM s0UTHwSLL
No. lfs Greenweh-sv- one door from the ahss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27
Uhanres for Business Glen.

DRUG STORE for SALE-Cheap for Cash,
~ now doing handsome cash business, situated IN
,eassnt town Of 600 nhsbitents-Coupty Spo, within
esht bosrs Of NewYor Price according 10 stock on hand
Sood reasons for selling Apply Of BY letter, prep 10
c. A. sPRAGUE, No. 2is Grcenwiehst, New-ioh'
DARTNER WANTED-In the Fancy Goods
Business generally termed Yankee Motions An old
estsblshed firm " in want Of young man with tst rats
experience TO act the purchaser 70 whom an interest
viii be given No capital required None need apply but
ose having 6rst.rate capabilities REGARDS knowledge Of
the eoods added long acquaintance among buyers OF
h;s n Of goods All Communications strictly con-
6dents Address Box 3 f9 Post Office with real nsuo
and address.
rINO HARDWARE MERCHANTS in NEW
II YORK BOSTON, Gc,--A Hardware Dealer in city.
in Canada Yves, wishes make arrangement ss partner
or oterxse) with house in the states for regular
supply Of American Hardware Address H. e. care OF j. s.
Ryan, Toronto c. W
WANTED-AP Partner in the Clothing Bust
w ness with capital Of from 900 10 700 IN
house well bshed AID doing bUsness OF spcCo per
snnun One who has knowledge OF the business or
ofclobs and dry goods preferred line addressed toJ
L. Office Of this pepper with name stating where an in
terview may be- had viii meet with attention and treated
conhdentally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27

John T. BUDD, Manufacturer and Pro
pre<or Of Lockvoofs celebrated Cooking and Laundry
Ranges Aso, 7. Badfs newly Rsnsss which
sr beauty, durability and economy, cannot 3 supposed
Al Ranges WARMED. N. B.-Pnces from 90 upward
Ne els Broadway, formerly No. e4z) opposite S. Thorn
Ss Church
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27

EOR SALE-Ten small and Thirty large
IL Parma from the very best the oouncnsst In ths
Stses Housss and Lcts Ssorcs Taancryx Puhhe-H9lsS
lin fact Real Essie Of AZ sorts snf .; al Prcsa Gu
g. VAIL, Saturdays from u % secsosk 81 tho fseas
Hotel; ether dsys. q, Pl,isSeld. New 5srvcg
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90 Ubom it man Gonfern.

ENLIZA WV will hear from her long lost
~ PETER BY writing letter him at Belleville New
Jer.ey IN she hes left NewYork any friend Of her VIII
do much benefit her By notifying her Of this wei ~
r. Wv
MOSES LEVIEN.-If the person who left
yl his home under this name, will call at Thomas H.
Keesngs No 1884, Pesrst, he will hear Of something TO
his advantage.
THO SLIPPERY JOHN.-Your hypocritieal
pre,epsiors will meet with their deso.ts should your
sleek smooth face present its. again at our qnsrers
WANTFD-To find the lady with Whom
w EvELINE WILSON stopped the day before he1 AZ
teupt Al yucide in the HHdsop liberal reward WIN %
rad I'm sr,v Indignation that will lead to her discovery ~
the writer Of her Life and Adventure. winch are 70 ~
ssBes Of Inc Dspatch No % Ann-st, will he promptly
Attended to-
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T0R SALE nr EXCHANGE-One splendid
Tor sALF-A first-class FARM. highly i'm.

L proved Of 1854 scrcs AZ Harrison Purchase in West
chester Co n. " shout three miles rUu n. Harlem Rail
road DEPOT White Plans and about four es from the
New Haven Rarued Depot 10 Porches,er Rye large
house. harms and other Neutrality-suspicious. and
Is OF other t rrees-laying sltable % DIVIDE IN
three snail farms he tine Of tho East River fro
paris Of the Farm For particulars inquire Of JOSHUA
SUTTON. the premises who wishes 20 remove 70 the
City, OF J. b. SUTTON. 10 futonst Brooklyn. L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27
GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS.

~ BEDS, MATTRESSES, &c, At CRAWBUCK'S, No
d6 Crsnd-st, second door OF Esexst. New York-
CHEAP UPHOLSTERY and fRATHER sT0RE.-Ths
to the large and beautiful assortment Of Beds Msesss
PNAas>ea Bedsteads Gotta As, si Of which hsve bees
purchased low cash prices and viii DO sold az such prices
saks IL nducement for al 70 call and examine tns
above rsek prevoss nsknx hsr purchaea Goods sea
70 any part Of the city, Brooklyn and Wiismskursh free
mirage Old Beds and aud made sS0s
W. CRAWBUCK, Ne. $50 Grand a.
"a door east d KssexN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27

TTW IET.-I Ht tTtSdIII' HIg' 'TITV' "'VIJ
fame woing house. situate on the northwest corner
OF 9th-ay and Sfthst The house is entirely new and
finished in the modern and best manner Is a by %
feet with handsome observatory, and contains 2roons IN
Guiding cellar sufficient Gnd Tor good sized garden be-
longing TO the premises is high ground and has COM
handing view 0f the city The 8tay. Railroad viii pas
within block spring. the Hudson River Railroad
tops at 8 ST. making the distance within 80 minutes Of
Chamberss and n minutes Of Canast Stages pass close
by every few minutes besides several travelling
getting into and doing business in the city To respectable
smy sirng quiet and pleasant residence IN the suburbs
the above off, excellent opportunity: viii be rented
low and eose given after first OF May For further
particulars inquire Of WM J. BOGGS, No GO Walst II.
OSTRANDER corner Canal and Narck of c. M H..
PAULlSON next door TO the premises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27
COUNTRY SEAT wANTED-To purchase
MAST NORRISANIA vILLAGE.-About

IL - Lsts Irensinins unsoldl varying N sre from
ucss favorable erna Tn per sni down and balance
or hes<e MArvh 1854 Title rsrtect Thee lots occupy
WV healthy beautiful location. and N l view OF
he rs River and IN the immediate vicinity Of the
nsss Of Fal the most wealthy and respectable ctr~ns
q NcsssAes,xr Csanty Also hns hsn& within ene1Assx
q ma several hosses bsran< and sss selling
npsSy Fer s,aps and Other nforssi0a apply ~ d B.
NIkfoE, Ne. 5Tyoo-row, near Harlem Railroad otsoe,
sppexs, CIV hail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27

II tAinns q aeres well improved and sader rood sfs
Of eanvsnca. within hours rde BY rSrosd Of S-w
YOrk Esss portion Of the parcAsse money may remain
ca no'Gsss Ss sn years Apply to }. PEcARE, No. la
hesscrea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27

DEMOvAL.-GEORGE PIERCE & CO..
llmsuufaeturen Of Pisress Kitchen Rsnsss Rsvolvns
Rosster and Pieress Ehpea AirHssser REMOVED ar
No - No 90 Broadway next door 10 Gracs Cbnrh
B.-Psres Ranges repaired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27
NETWORK SCHOOL of DESIGN for

NEW-lONh bCHOOL UI DEoLUN IOI
IN WOMEN No 400 Broadway. of BroOmest.
Miss L. c. CHASE Superintendent aud Teacher OF Draw
ing and Desgn-The lady managers having received lib
era subscription for the establishment of the School, give
notice that they are now prepared to receive pupils from
twelve years old and upward who furnish satisfactory
testimonials a. 10 character.
The object Of this School is give instruction to
either grauiiousy or at low rates which will qualify
them living by the practice OF the branches
taught In IT, or 10 become teachers in other schools
Pupils viii be taught elementary drawing with reference
furnishing original designs for manufactures and other
purposes where ornamental designs are required
Lessons will also be given 10 Wood and Steel Engraving
Lhography or ia whatever branches found to be
adyantag and profitable
Glasses forming and the school is open dlly
Except Saturday, from ga. NJ to PIP. ~ II Will also be
open during such other hours be found convenient
for students special departments aud for industrial casses
Candidates for admission pupils and persons who de-
further information upon the subject win apply tho
School between the hours Of 10 A. NJ and PIP NJ saturday
e1cepted)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27
CLFTON. STATEN Island. near the

NNARR0WS.-RuldnsL Lots for immediate improve
oy se IN ;he central pSrt Of Clifton on avsH-
tgeoss eros Also few OF the choices, villa ses on the
fssana with commanding views Of the Bay Narrow and
Gay. The panty Of the water, the vicinity OF schools,
churches DC and the facility Of aeces 10 the city with tie
eeAaty ne surrOundn country renders thus mot attFac
eve rsSasenoe. Apply 70 W. ". VAN WAGENEN,
Ne l6 Posts Buildings Hanover-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27
piano- fcrtes.

4 GREAT BARGAIN.-A Piano Forte
hsnS.on.s neaern ee~e excellent tone cctaves by
Of ne best Akers, Eearly VIII be old n, *
the owner expects soon 70 leave the cy Cen Be- ,<p
fer isv days az NE rsdrrss Of he owner No 1855 Chsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27
Gousss Uante6.

BOARDING HOUSE WANTED, with mod
ID erp improvements, between l4th-st and CnahOe''
Address WIDOW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27

A NEW PIANOFORTE, modern rosewood
"A s.ss, o. SPerH one octave IL perfect order VIZ
nery Daeois scabaryl maker. IL has ne ir1proy,a
scale md r-versed bridge Can Be az T. w BRASCHS
Cabinet W.reroozns. No MS Fakou O. NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27

G BEIsSELs GENUINE PRIZE MEDAL
De NEEDLES cold By sTURN 1 SACHS N Ne :.
Ct e2pr mile hest quality, 81 da secend quality Lb.
err discount allowed "a osdsu Of spns inporsxscs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27
NuRFRT,S ROITDOIR PIANO.FORTES.

y
" The attention ofthe public Is particularly requested
to this comparatively new style OF P!ANO-FoRrs,
which a. neat and elegant article Of psror or bedroom
furniture IS unsurpassed. Occupying but small space
il possesses power and sweetness tone and decacy OF
touch exceeded by There can he but hse aoao.
thst this nstrurent presenting the many dvanages it
does over the common piano destined eventually TO be
brought into common Any prejudice against them can
not f 10 be removed by visit to the rooms where they
are exhibited for sale Every instrument warranted to gave
entYe satisfaction. -
HORACE WATERS, Sole Agent:
No. SSS Broadway. cor Anthony St, second hoer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27
Dancing Schools.

DANCING ACADEMY-Signor A. CHER.
~ ARDI, AssistedCby Madame GHERARDI RESPECTFULLY
sess inform hs patrons and the public thar hs DANCING
Academy Ne 81 Broadway. x b. opened for the recep
hsH Of pupils On SATURDAY Oct 6. Days Of tuition for
Young Ladies, and M1srs WEDNESDAYS ana Surd,vs ana
Mondays and Thursdays al O'Clock r Evenins clas.ss
foE Gentlemen, Tuesdays and FFiiAys at p " Pryats
lsssons N families III also be gwen, and classes attended %
in schools and academies Al commune Iiors addr.-- IN
No sll Broadway VIII Be promptly attended 20 soirees
gwen usz.L
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furniture, &r.

A LII WARRANTED ENAMELED FUR
"A NITuRE a. the loves; trade price, Of OUR OWN
MANUFACTURE.
GILLIES BYRNE, (successors 20 Mathews l. 0illiey
manufacturers OF ENAMELED and COTTAGE FURN-
TURE No asa Broadway, below Crandss, east SIDE New
York. Msnnfsctory, No. 40 Greene
MATTRESSES, PAILLAsSES, PILLOWS, &c ae Is
trade prices
We have the largest and varied assortment Of any
establishment in the United States Or arrangements for
the manufacture and supply of EneneIcd and Ornaments
Cottage Furniture such preclude the possibility o.
being uNDERsOLD, and enable Us TO furnish sUPE.
BlOR ARTICLE upon terms a. favorable are charged
By Others for those Off much " INFERIOR QUALITY"
All orders boxed with the greatest The trade sup
plied m unlimited quantities at grestiy reduced rates
No 40 Broadway, below Grand st. east side Mynntac'
tory, No. ~ Greene-st. GILLIEs BYRSE.
n b. No connection with any Other estabishmen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27

c,TORE WANTED-In Grand or Canal-sts.,
- for the Fancy Business. Address c. h. b. box NO
1 1ol pos..Of;ce.
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GRAYIER.DESIARnINs,

WI DANCING ACADEMY, No. 81 Clisssn-pl.ee
GLASS; for CAidren Wednesdays and Ssturdsys a 81
oelsek. NJ evening elas~s for LADIES and -nrleruer
Mondays nd Thursdays ~ u selOek Brooklyn classes :,
Non1sy sn< Thursday, AZ O'Clock IVY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27

DOARD-At No G3 FultOn-st Good Board
- aud Rooms for tho winter Also transient and dsy
board re-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27

DLANS for a HOSPITAL-The GOV.
l. ERNORS of the NETWORK HOSPITAL propose
10 erect new HOSPITAL BUILDING and invite plans
for the same be delivered the Hospital in Broadway,
or before 18th next month Decenber where nforns
ton to the sze site and style OF the contemplated
buildlng can be obtained
The ST soo win be paid or the plan most approved
by the Board 800 for the second, and go for the third
part Of either-New- York, Nov. H. 1852
GEORGE w. FUTILE, Importer Of Eng.
Toys both useful and ORNAMENTAL suitable for presents
Emporium No SD Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27
DRTvATE DANCING and wAITZTyc

l. J. H. sEARlSC's Academy, at No ID Bond-e-Mr
:. u forming C..ses every dAy-uornnx afternoon md
eyennS-to suit the convenience Of al parties school.
and ss attended and private sorees 4 formerly -,
,srEs circulars 81 Mr. SIS residence As above w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27

BOARDING. - Gentlemen can have Board
- and pleasant Rooms at No. e Nesoy-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27

TTOUSE WANTED in the CITY, with Ca
Dscity sufficient accommodate 100 or more persons
49,. nd sops attached would be desrabe Apply 70 OF
SS,ss, with location size and rent) CHAS PARIKlDoh
40 Courtspdf-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27
Tor SALE.-In Newtown. l.. l., a Farm

Tor SALE.-ln kewtOwn. l.. L., Farm,
conisuinF about 50 Of 6rst quality Of lard, 'front.'
ng Fresh Pond Road and running nsay through 10 Cy
pres Hill Plank Rcsd bing about three miles from VIII
hansbursh ard about and half miles from Brooklyn
hne direct OF Myreav ard half mile from rear
entrance Of CyIfe Hill Cemetery. On the premises are
large coued6us house and out building. For further ps,-
tieulars inquire Of CORNELIUS DE BEEOlsE on pIeml-
rs, or OF NJ. {. DE BEyOIsE, Ne So Caharine-st ~ Y.
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE-One splendid
II nov building rst finished. With al the modern ion
proyemenis will be sold Low eNchaused for stock OF
dry goods or boots aud shoes Address Exchange, Tab
Ofhc'
NOR SALE-A desirable country residence
IL at Norwsk CT, situated on the Westavenue' about
one mile from the depot Of the Newly orr and
Rairoad The premises CONSIST OF house nearly new
ham &C and about fourteen acres Of and under hsh
fate OF cultivation For further particulars apply 20 THOS
MERRILL Norwalk. or r. Il. ST. JOHN, % Nsist, ~ T.
DEAL ESTATE-Wanted 10 purchase
IL number of City Lots, eligiby located for building
rufro.@. A-o le.se rw dwelling Houses 10 SUIT apph-
s.nts Lots for sale pces from 81 upward aud Money
e losn upon bond aud rloTtgl - AZ No IL Waist.
FRANCIS J. KENNEDY,
Couysysncer and Real Estate Broker.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27
EOIAN PIANO.FORTES -HALLET,

az DAVIS Co. OF Bos;oa the celebrates N
tlr, II Of PianO-FOEt,s with and without Coemans
attachment IN orsr The better 70 accommodate their
err and Western cusiomcrs well the CITIZENS o,
lork snd vicinity, have made arrangement WIN =.
full supply OF their Panos with and without The olsn
Commandment Their Pianos al have the metallic isnr aad
curve Aee and need ends Prices q, the sooVe
Warehouse the their manufsctory IN bIsson.
Every instrument fully guaranteed for ycsr srse
sR sSr. s., SlS sja SIS, $50. SEQ, slla slS sis'
500 Gilbert Boadcir Pianos Tor small rooms; Craart
Princes Smiths and Tobns Meoieon. sthe shove Ia
.rruunepts u wholesale or Retail Dealers supplied on
LIBERAL terms . -
Cash advanced for Pianos, new or secondhand NeSrs
GOULD BERRY are extensive publishers and deslers
Nbolesale md Retail Sheet Masc and Musical Puohc-
tors Dealers IN Pianos or Music Supplied reasonable
terms GOULD BERRY, No. 81 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27
DRooMs! BROOMs. BROOMs.-rh.

undersigned has established Broom Depot the store
on Horace Hsrr,pstor No 23 Riyer-st. Truy, Y TIE
trnde in the City Of New-iork can be supplied viii
JAMES H0UGHroN
NB.-Orlers addressed TO HORACE HARRINGTON.
Troy n Y III meet with pr apt attention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27
Real o:state for Sale.
TOR SALE-A plot of ground beautifully 81

Il stated Prospect Till. koruham CONSISTING of twenty
ci;y lots with front three avenues and isclosed with
leRt picket ence about ten nutes walk from the Depot
hiee S2cto Inquire Of b. hARR, No lbs BOrsythst u
d. eVrpipg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27
Gonses 10 Eet.

A PAYMENTS to LET-In a new story
x1HOuse on l5I-st gthsv, with immediate posses
sion consisting off rooms viz two the first floor
usual privilege in the bath room, c-sr yard &c. These
very desirable for small prys 70 My wit Out chill
dren preeed not required to ls May il suited.
Security required for tie rent or to be PAID strictly 10 sd
vance. Inquire No. 1886 West ljth-st.
BOARDING SCHOOL 10 LET.-At con-
ID veneut distance from New ork large and hourshng
Boarding School with ample apparatus grounds stable,
icehouse &C. &C. 20 be let for term of years Address
BOARDING SCHOOL, Box No. 1871. p. o.
HOUSE to LET in BROOKLYN-Situat
i i in Franklin-ov, between Myrtle and Psrkays, in
East Brooklyn The House contains eleven rooms, besides
pentries closets &C. with vacant lot al onng For
further particulars inquire Of Mr. T.. K VAN BECREN
on Myrtle-av.. FraBhlnsy
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pRIvATE LESSONS in sPANIsH.-Pr,


Il fessoT GORRlN continues to give Private nstructo
In the above language at the residence of Pupils Id
own, No. 81 5fh-st.
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HOUSE to LET in BROOKLYN-situated
DOOMS with STEAM POWER to LET
CTEAM POWER to LET-Several we'll
no LET.-The elegant. large three stOry

~ lighted rooms with constant and steady power IN 6ud
ing cor Elizabeth end Hes.eEsts Apply TO MORTON
q BREAlNER, No 2l2 Pesrl-st, corner Of Fletcher
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WINANTs BOARDING.sCHOOL

w BOYS at Little Ferry nine miles from Hoboken, ~ }.
This School has been in successful operation hve years
Pupsreoeived any time Terms for Board, Tuition Wash
inz and Mendng T per quarter For particulars apply
Nevin W Butler, Esq No. So Nc-.au-st and W Thur
Esq, OF Cana and NsreN IS or address the
Prneipsl, A y. WINANT
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VHTANTED-A Small House or Part OF
w Horse for family Of six o. seven grown persons
IN contain kitchen psrlor and four seePihsIooms The
iession must be reputable aud the price moderate. Ad
dr,s Box 2 ai5, Post Office.
VNANTED-A good House, with oil the mo-
w deru improvements in pleasant eishborhood and
near Broadway. Inquire Of GEO BRADSHAW, No. 81
JoLn-sf.