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4 CRELOTS for SUBURBAN RESI-

~ pENCEs for SALE 81 sections containing about
An acre each situated three ues from Willis nsoufgn De-
tween the Flushing Tuinpae snd Newtown Pankfoac ana
n miles from the 2d-st Newtown Creek Ferry Lsno-
Sns The sections soils S55 each and choice OF To-
cation 20 be decided by lot On one location s house,
barn &C. worth 500 which the purchaser OF each sec
dor will have one chance in ~ TerIns-s5 70 be pad
Sxhep contract 10 mace $tQ when location Is chosen ano
che rrpsipoer on bond mti'sage, n desired Maps aud
sr,icul.s can be hsa Of slEY corner ef0rand and
u.r Of Grand ct and Brs sdwsy ~ y; bAGE sOFHEh'
80 n Futonst. Brooklyn.
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DRADBURY,S PIANO WARE

II ROOM, No - Busdwsy, three % Irs above Canal.
s-The "kohan," "Gldd String "Amencan Prent
Action" and Arch notion" Pisnos-Ths saoscri Der
compelled, from III health, 70 reliBqush IN part hs
profession a. teacher Of music has made arrange nens
10 sell escorted NewYork and Bos,oo Plans; snd he
trsts the convenience Of having hand selected tnstr
ard his long seq1znfAnee with the public vii in
spire confidence his judgment and him liberal
share Of patronage Secondhand Pianos exchanged for
sale and &c let OTdeu rou Abroad ,gnetazy stended
Z. O. sRADsURY.
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souses tr,anieo.
Real &etate for Sale.

RARE CHANCE.--35O en'a a. y; , ,o..
x.n Of si,ss r.ilT sd aep@e. r,'1S' S osSoaN
per ist ApRly 70 No IA Aulbeny-st
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PROTESTANT BOARD

II INC ard DAY SCHOOL, No 81 rhomp'on-st This
isses PALACHE will reopen theiI sstsblishm tor
Dung Ladies on MONDAY. Sept
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THE EAST RIVER BANK being un-

Duncan y CsRnY. Bes,ssAry.
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u able tn procurs possession Of their Banking Houas
purchased by them situate 81 mks zee an
will temporarily occspy the premses No ~ dsv betweea
ieth end Lib ss wLsfs they VIZ open % the 9Th sspts,
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NOR SALE-A tenement House and
n Lot M SO MuIberry.st Also House and Lot No.
KS Allen-st Apply to ROBERT FlShER, No. l7s Essex
at from to 8 A N. and 70 7 r. NJ
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10 aud I22 Iewts-st aud No. 81 Boone It, p by
Zoo Good property for improve Also three
vacant Lots. IS bS 40. quirs OF h. EALCONi IO.5
Msntin-st rear GraAd-st, T.. X
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,TEAM ENGINE fnr the Fair of the
NTFNFIEID PATENT SrARCa.-
FLuIDi-Nelson's Chi-

w nese Is the only genuine improvement foi @vinS
Labor and expense ara mskos lssns very waite Stnoas
irv IN he hrie Refer " the Aston House. Sold y
CTocsr, generally Depot. No. ia Wsrenst JANIS
PYLE Manufacturer Libsrsl discount "a the rsdc
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EOLEAN PIANO FOX rES-No441

80 broad~sy, between Howard sad Grand cts "A
Ts. eia Assornert 81 Pallet DAN. Co simired
- lse.s ven rah ayies) ~ith ls-ss Of
s s1o rev ora Pianos Of yarDus makers Also full
,kl ~. second had Plsnos. tncladins T. Gbsrt Co a
I,,.., 49,, Tue Aoisn, al q ~hioh for ssl- the
f"'ea-fiaAfs " Let. LINCOLN 4 THOMSON
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OROCERS' FIRE INSURANCE
OHIO LIFE INSURANCE and

" TRUST CO. Bisnni, Meeting Of tbs Stocshod.
Of this lnsitucn TO- the election Of four Trustees sad
Annual Meeting for the purpose Of receiving asssnSat
Of the aa ~ the Company Sc will BE- holden 9. the ot
hee Of The Company, iD Cincinnati toe Jgh o. sEP'
TENDER Lezt. &. STET5OS.
CIerLa' Aug &C. 1852
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.NTM. II. LkGGETrS CLASSICAL

w FRENCH and FNGLISH SCHOOL-vo.th--ast
eorref Of Broadway and lrtst, will be rr6osoei MON.
DAY, Sept {, at "a 81 CirculAs a. L1rk gocia M III
br advsy tysns sno Buttans no 657 Broad sy and II
the residence OF the Principal Ne rs loth Temp
kinsscuGe.
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IL EPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE 90.

IN -IDsur.ooe Buildings coooer Of Wall and VILLAS
Is Otees, Nos. !" = nd II ground floor
This Compsny having their capital u 0o paid Ia, b
SASH and securely invested grepsrs TO insure sssa
toss and osan.se BY fro, On favorable tsrIns
The on after OF ths Com provises that AFTER paying
Interest % the a tho u per
nun four ths Of the remaining p,ots BE- 3ivlel
the assured scp bearing Interest ~hich soro =
sble W cash whro~veI the pcca erok
and caoital shsll amount 20 81 cAo~o
TRusTsgs:
Samuel y. Howiand Robert B. Nintur,
Stephen Watney, Reuben W,thsrs
Daniel FesrLs Edward q. CeotAg.
William II. Russell, Josiah Oskas,
Augustus G. DOWNING Joseph 3siDsrd. IT,.
6,xsway Lamar, James N. Wstarbuyy,
William Aspinwal. 0e0rge Curs
William Butler Duncsa, 0sorss T. Aiso
Charlie. II Russell David g. ksane1y.
lseac Townsend, John J. A,tos, Jr,
John Steph-nA Frederick A Delsno.
James Warren, jams @ Bell
Arthur Les,y, Daniel Drake Smith,
Mortimer w Hamilton Frederick q Vostae.
DenniBe Duer. Peles Hall
John Steward, Jr, Rober, 8 Hone.
ROBERT HONE. rrsadsoss
DuscAN y CrpHY 6ee,etarv
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mathinerp, &c.
vOTTON FACTORY MACHINERY

" FOR SALEAt NJ ehanicsvills. saratoga Co. BY tho
American Linen TnIead Company, i0uovs: CardA
SPINNING Frames. SprederB. Mules Sp )0ng Frame ~
81 ,ndles WsrpeIs Presses, 90 LooEa Cans. 8oObbs,
Reeos Harness. Sbutes, &c &c AT ofvhian at pnses a
Ger cent less than the ofi-lnal cost
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Jnsuranc. Companies

DROADWAY INSURANCE CO.
ID OFFICE 4ls BROADWAY, CORNER CANALrSf.
Capital, 3"3,o"" uoiiHrss
DIRECTORS.
Bchure nan Hasted Charles Sandord, Joan r fisher,
yohn HsTper, Chester DT1ggs, Aaron Arnold,
WIN V Brady, SAMUEL B.Aithsuse, VIM Trusow,
WIN r. SkidnloTe, BERNARD Smyth, CrowelI n addeu.
Wilson q. Hunt, JohDW Mersereeu John Mclean.
Leonard Kirby, HelDus 81 Wells stephen v Aibru.
George 4. Cobb, Matthew Bird Daniel Drew
Fran W. EamOnds, II VI FOrrester, Washington Yale
Lewis Doy, Reuben ". uowes. John w Rumsey.
Bsnj y. Camp, John v Dickinson, Francis iodine
HIRAM ~. FORESTER President.
JOHN WRAy
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SEAT FOR SALE-For

sale at kysck, ofs mile nom the landing emorscns
abou, n scres including al the furniture as ', stand, tar
snr IIt.nss Cssses Horses &c &c The gr1uuds He IN
S,r many varieties Of fruit In full bearing The mouse
q feet front facing the Hudson River directly opposite
Ta-1ovp contains two parlors, dinnngroom, library
<s.ly. r ms servants ROOM kitchen store room &c,
Sc ana rood out buildings fences good at new and excel
rent springs Of the pscs ard q, the house odns
an excellent opp unity occupy once pleasant coun-
CIV residence Apply to HOMrR MORGAN, No Pine st.
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DRlVATE SALE.-The Mountain
II House aud Grounds, At Cspon Springs Va speadid
estsen.hmen, o.ssec desc p,On be had by apply
tns TO A. BLkECkER, Aaetea.er, No. Brosd-sL
DRlVATE SALE-A Lot of Ground
south aide Of sds,, b>twssn Eth and gtAvs ST. d
iron, ard by hs n4 block Eor proe And os
tieaisFs apply 40 a. BLEEChER, No ! sfOsa-ss.
DRIVATE SALE.-For sale or ak.
change sc sSres OF choice Land g. Of It large tmsar
~ miles from the Central RsiOad MchigSn Te owns,
~ nos In cy and interview b had y sppyins
q A }. BILE kCkEa, Aao;ioneer, No BIoad-ss
NOR SALE---FOur Houses on tive
Lots Nos Us and ISo EhGAbe,h ct The lots are ssx
yp fet each with toursory BIRCH Houss with under
,esrs 90 fruns end rear euilt 10 Substantial manner ana
FINISHED for teneineats TIE osd'nss nearly neg snd
oaoducins lsvse rsyss9s- Apply to :,
JAMES Il THORNE, No los Walker Ct,
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POWDEk-"ThE BES -

IA the original inventor OF the Cneniea Yeasl Powder.
which prepared and sold by him st No' os and ~ ash
lnRtop ct Nev-York, IL TN rhce who eurchAse
shoph .n4 that they sst that With 'h- shove
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AGUSICs--A Lady having few leisure
N Lnr. N dssrou, OF instructinss few pspis on tbs
b. Term, moderate Address TEAcHLR, 81 his esse
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THE ESSEX COMPANY'S MAJ
Cutlerp, 1arbwars, &f.

A USTRALiA and CALIFORNIA
N GOODS.-msTchant', Companies and individuals
fitting Tor 'hess markets IND tIl AID complete
sortuent Of Mner. TOols, Picks ShOve, HsrdS Cut.
cry Eose Tools Fire Arms SC, sc, at tho old stand OF
CHARLES :. LITTLE, Nos 80 ana y FultJu-st
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NOR SALE-With immediate posses
zion, the large threestory brick dwelling House aud
Lot in e. No S0S West 2st-t delightfully."- situated oPpo
ste the Pax Of the Theological Seminary, In perfect
order; walls all painted plumbing very full snd conplete
baths wssr closts hot air furnaces NO. fo Key sad 97
Esq, Ie7 eth.av.; or 10 WiLLIAa HAhSEbL 4o Chm st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03

a ING ant DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADlES No
Sc Sroaiwsy North OF UniOu square Mrs LEVERErr
Pripcipal-1his School viii reOpen,d on MONDAY,
septenbr IS Application for full particulars aud for pros
pectuse may be made the Principal a. the above address
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In the pleasant village Of raTrytowu lSomer Of Wah
inlton cod FIsnthns) 10; y by Si feet House t~o
stories h h. with stc basement aud cellar, and hod IL
with brick Piazza sides four marble nsutels aud
CRATES IL built the rest for be owners oe
cupatien three yesTs ago The grounds handsomely laid
OFT with chOcs fru and ornamental rees also shFabbery
vines Sc &c me cistsrr ans well Of the best steg
Poses,iop will he svep II DESIRED thirty dsys sftsIss
For particulars apply O. MI. WM NJ. WAfERB' RN, No
81 Pine NewNoik the premises 70 the subscriber,
THOMAS B. kAREE.
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HARMS. COUNTRY SEATS, Mills,

Water Powers Houses and Lots for sale or exchange
So fans 100 country ~ mills ~ couoy stores Hu
hotels at prices 81 90 II S0OOO In every secuon OF
The country Also 100 and lots la this city bro hyh
and VII Call and examine the register OF places
Apply 10 A. SERGEANT No Is Wallst, up s,sirs
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE
! r. RAND VII reopen Lis SCHOOL

X. RAND will reopen his SCHOOL
- Tor Sofs, Al No l6 IVES, lSth.t MONDAY, Sap
nc soSnnes his attention 70 fs q Scloas that ~
100, Instruction pesoosliy be may ca ~ cut the pa.
60 Y. ~, aae ee most likely to NEE; their wishes
Is rSth naNe finished taeir witha the lat
NC uSs I'VE OF Elk he xouls in. % sfI
ts'e ep9e application, pupils and uasrops foT hs
lSS M. B. SNOW will oman har
" sehSe, on aoNo AZ, IN. 18Th 81 sep,-a,h..
50 sth-sv. betweea 10Th and lin o. oer' AZ No
made from 70 n A. NJ. "PP'iea,'ons may be
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piauo-f ortes.

A PIANO FORTE of superior tone
IA sud finish latest sye Of case usas By one OF the
besl makers IN this city wsrrsnea for years
octave, peri order quite IL will be sod vsry
low the eave city IL eaa Be seen
for few days NO Is Hudson ST. from I'll II O'Clock
A. NJ. ana irOzn til z. NJ.
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NSSEX Observation-Disclosures,
NXCELSIOR.-Pareuta wIshlns 60 tnd

u French German, Spanish, Italian and Portuguese Ian
gusees taught easily and eNpeouou.y by gentleman from
urope no give the dis lug 'ished references for
character and capacity Terms moderate Address srAs,
Al the Office
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MR.. F. II. NASH, who has been Tor
LIIHTE & NEWTON, in
NEW and SECOND HAND PIANO

FORTCs-We have Do~ hand lSe- .s-ortuisns
n new suc secondhand Psnos TOR ale aad 70 mrs raos
6on $50 70 $500 For hr- from - a. 80 per monN Nc
$50 Broadway, Newfork sAsrOhb
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Nh ISS STEELE'S DAY ard ROApn

iSS EELh DAY and BOARD
w ING SC aoOL fos voUSGLADIEs No ia ",
.stn st. east 81 Sth,.x.Lhe next Term ahsr v.ear"
VIII commence 90 WEDNESDAY, Let S-psenas~r L. =
eion 70 the usual kpshsh brsaches Music french -
Drawing wall be tseghs 'sw popts woad b, r-e,rsS
a. Bode Ard svesy posibe sod sttsptfoa bss,o VA
upon then Tosns and PastsGlAs may 30 abta,ase upOn
application -
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AGILE LIFE and HEALTH IN

~ sURAECE COMPANY, second house from the
Ferry, jersey Cry This Company having made ar
snR-ments for the introduction Of features IN Life A.
sufsnce which are In the community, would invite
public attention TO them
let They inur, against ACCIDENTS, PARALYsfs BLIND
NESS IhsANITY, ana other bodily snd mental Affections,
permanently Disabling the insured.
I'd DISEASED LIVES insured at moderate extra rate Of
premium.
Sd RELIEF FUsD provided for rho benefit OF the "a
who a. through unforeseen ccu basg1s
unable 10 make their annual psymens by which FUND thss
msy be- enabled To continue their insurance. 10 whole N
pert.
4h TEEToTALERs Insured at five per cent Less than the
regular rates.
TIE Company awaited thems,lyes OF the experience
OF the Oldest and best oces Of data procured rom the
informed ard most intelligent and Of tn services
Of fully competent sciusry In preparing The prosantA
ton Of tnese matters 10 the public.
The Directors being dsirOus u offer every sd
with rsirty render the system OF Life asur-
snce valuable possible % The living providing sgsins<
the CONTINGENCIES winch all iaola and al any
uent sdop these features and nd them
" ths notice VI the people.
In ardiuOn the points rssrree and which
liar 20 tbs Company the usual business Of Life Insurance
transacted b. them and policies granted WITH or wltho
psuiciTs nn Ia profits
Rates toms Of proposal &c. may Be hsd "a Application.
either personally the Compznys ofce or BY letter A.
drsssdts RICHARD IL DOUGLASS Secretary,
No Montgomery -.
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Id It, w. PARKFR A N, Pr nci pal The n7rt session
will commence the sept Circulars terms
branches taught references. &c may be Obosned 81 the
bookstore Of T. WRENCH, No. 1876 Nssust or at No TO
Broadway
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INSTITUTE for YOUNG GENTLE

Iff ING-A complete, beautiful and practical WORT,
(p-ntec eolosl adapted to private instruction 2
octave Price q %. Let thuSe no cana0 avail them
ives OF course Of ns Uadcr the authOr buy this BOOK
g0oo teacher itself Sod at G. c. MARsNS Counting
RoOns to the Practice Of Bookkeeping No S Broad
POSTAGE, under SO miles 20
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urR JOHN MAC MULLEN will open

MISSES l.. NJ. Il VI. R. GREEN
lI will reopen their school fo- Y ing Lad :. No
5th sv first house from Wsshrgtons4uae, on MONDAY,
Scot IS
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DROFFSSOR SCHUSTER s DRAW

nROFESSOk SCHUSIth : DhA w
ING and PAINTING ACADEMY, No. 4si Broad
wa,-Tis Studio school OF Art VIII reopen on the st
dsy OF SEPTEMBER next Offering every faciits TO pro
f~on. and amateur artists Particular attention Is psid 20
HEADS and Figures Drawing, Landscapes Orn-mens snd
Flowfrs; PAINTING aod Drawing from PlsHe' a'ts ana
from Nature Pein,ing in Water Coors, IN Pastel Draw
ing on Stone and Painting In Oil Colo Specimens BY MS
pupils 8, well Is by himself may be examined 81 his
Stuoio.
s.rarate Glasses for Ladies'
a. ,l.rn.n's Clss. from 4 20 s o'-lock VI.
snecis Course for FeDse Teachers Saturday sfter-
moan and one in the forenoon for haseB
Evening Class for Gentlemen from % 9oelock
Ipstir NJ. Schools Privst- instruction promptly st
tended 10 Portraits painted order mentioned
styles For particulars SEE circular - ,
'J ) SCHUSTER Professor,
opposite the American Art Union
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CLASSICAL FRENCH and EN-

i GLISH SCHOOL No SO9 Broadway "A FOIGNET,
Prpcpa-Tbe fail IL this Institution VIII CON nsnce
nm MONDAY Sept s Mr. Foign. begs lesye u io'o m
his fre nos aud th, that he has cOmpeed hs ssnso
meuts for ensuing which will All nd to bis pupiS
Increased ads abt ages In the various departments
In hi. establish neDt uuds its favorable aus
uices Mr. FoeDet svss hmse Of the occasion TO thst
boys will be received OF their education snd
Thoroughly prepared y College Business The pupils viii
be limited in number and select. .
The French Language spoken IN the school ana susn.
three hour daily he instruction practical and the most
uptrns efforts are render scholars perfectly sthome
p eyery branch of French education
In the English department all the studies dee eo oese1
tsl 10 solid an, polite English education Will he pursued
an those desiring complete classical educsuon WI ENJOY
every advantage which any other Classical ocno'
can offer. ,or,,y ,,tru.rr No
las Broaovay; DELUC 4 co, No 58l Broad way ana NO
$50 Fou,th-av ROE LOCKWOOD son, NO ~ srosa,'
v,y; g. & H. MILLER, No as Broadway o. COtdns,
FALL No 300 Broadway, or st Mr. re residence NO los
I2th.tt.. near Un,veIsty place
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6fbooie.

HOME in the COUNTRY for
u sOYs within sixteen miles OF HARTFORD-Ins
,ti,-r will take only four boys and those under Ten
-. Of are and will devote ais whole time judciousy 70
bsir a,orsL physical and intellectual training Terms 70
ser aanuu Address Rox No SO Post Office Hartford ~
Reference C. Bean. Esq g. the ssies OF the Board OF
Education, In this city.
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NAST MORRiSANlA VILLAGE

Ia About $50 Lou trensinins ansold) ysiyins 10 n1e
om one eshth Of 40 offered Tor oAL
90 the most svorsbe Ten cent, down aud ba
tspce on or before March, 1854 Title perfect These lots
Sccnpv very healthy and beautiful location and In
sui view Of East River and In the immediate vicinity
OF the residences OF several OF the mor wealthy and TO
otzess Of Weschester County Aiso fine fishing
sxithip one Quarter Of q mile Several houses are now
eueins and ots selling rapidly FOR maps and other In
sbrmstion apply to D. B WiNToN No Tryonrow' near
Harlem Railroad Office, opposite City Hall.
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A DIRONDAC CAST STEEL.-This

N ST. 81 Company making superior article Of Cast
Steel warranted equal any 10 market ana prepared
to execute orders Tor ell kinds of Hammered Cast Steel
They ae Stands Of Rolls aud also prepared 20
receive oide for Rolled Sheet Steel he execucused
In few weeks JOHN w QUINCY,
Csmpanys Warehouse. No 81 JOhn-st, ~.
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PRACTICAL BOOK KEEPING

Doube-Euiry sook sepng practically tansnt oy u
IpWIs :, hs Courtir 2. Room No - Broadway Esch
pupil receives private instruction and actually keeps SIT
OF Partnership Socks embracing all the buslass
NO. nj an ,xtepEye m.rcanus house Terms moferste
Circulars COZ tanning references &c' eaa Do oo'anea
IL
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INNGLiSH Machinery. NOR

IL TIMER HALL Agent Ia tho United states for tire
sale Cotton Wool and FLAX a-onnory manufactured bJ
hsssra William Higsus Sous Of Manchester England
FOR terms. &c. apply IN him at No ~ Wa-st
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and SAW.MlLL for SALE

Situated about miles irom NonsOwn, New. Jersey
well Jcked With Fuit w,h good Dwelling Houses
eve Barn., Ouhous-s Nc &C The Farm contsns ABOUT -
cres excellent snd under good OF cultivation FoI
tJsltiop lars inouire OF WdiTEHEAD 4 BROTHER,
Drusg.sfs No ~ Grcenwich-st.
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NOR SALE-An elegant fres- stone

shrsr ory ana eassaen, House '6nishsa In the very
Esst modern y e wth ga haths As- situate In TIE hses
eart Of unioe- 81 Broskyn ,,..,.. 40. -,
vSrd rnpe vfnes shruhsy, he, situate In Bendss eeA
kehesmsshorns 10 Rroklyn Large pat 81 nc purchase
Tlso us Of heavy fiesr Lane situate IN tss ss
suirr Of EDGAR J. LEErE. Coansellor-strLzw, No ~
xutous e. ~ Y. or Of WV. sYAES No W Yves sNss'
cay. o,,f II
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DICH FRENCH GAS FIXTURES

IA MECHANICAL LAMPs-Ne~ patterns Jia ~.
criv,d made expressly for this country htto 40 and var
rant,d- Pas Bronzs CGndeahas, Clocks Chin' snd DO
bemsn GlsswAr- Biscuit Figures Lamps cleaned ana re-
pasd-the best French nu trpe seed 215 ch-sper than
sperm III. DARDONVILLE, No AS broadway.
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LNARM for SaLE.-At New Rochelle,

III ore mile nom the Railroad depot COniainlas ~
acres 10 hieh state ofcu aon sores OF woodland On
ahe pre- mists h large house. haa carriage house poultry
nouse. and sheds; all hut ne seasn with yaety of
good fruit foi further particulars inquire Of No. ISL
Aowey ct WIN DIsBROW.
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IIuuSE and FURNITURE for SALE.

I-Ons OF the most ,pooous Houses the Seventh
Wa5 In gocS neighh~Tnei md IN p rect order with all
che mode improvements A. the family who now oeenpy
che about owing the city large portion OF
che CARPETS sdd Furniture will also ne disposed Of tue
Seus will be liberal ard pCssetsou given within monh
Cor ess desiedl after sale kOf further particulars inquire
OF JOHN HI 1URk No % Pafk.npw
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IRON BEDSTEADS Va. BEDBUGS
TNLUID. OILandCA MPHENELAM PS,

atr.ndol-a Vases Hall Lamps trocs-'S, puss '" sioi
= chm, res SEN. Trs Trsvs China Malta M,gs and
CHps a. Saucer, for presents and many ohef useful su
ces all selling cheaper than any other sore w the oy
G A BALDNINS, No. - Bowery, doon sooss me
Thester
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NOR SALE-Ln Berkshire County,
NOR SALE or to LET-Beauti(ul Resi-

L. ShLE vi w 'Ntoi-
o.nces a. RSVenewDOd. L.. I-r~O story attic snd
baseneut HOUSES, juH finished IN modern style, each
containing fifteen ten OF which are bedrboms marble
antles easements hsE aud second stories; paates,
<,oses aud bells all floors, bnck and Motifs
patent range 10 the itches rcl.ed sas plsIza IN the
Tsar Thu houses in fail view Of the kss Rge snd
within three mioute. asls at the DOCK from viii IA she
otee boat Rsvenswood Capt Baldwin leaves four
day for NewYmk SUPERIOR line Of STAGES running be'
tween Astos Faou Ferry B'ookyn, os.s- the DOR
every hour from "A iii 40 Z n F,i further pa5tisu.
care INQUIRE Of GILBERT HOPkINS ~ Rsvensvood, 81
Nh 80 Peck .slip n. \ from Al A. n TIL p. ~.
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A s. VILLEPLAIT continues to give
DOND. ST. ACADEMY, No. 80 Bond

instruction in he Frer CD language, and ters1ufe AZ
he residence of pu- lie a. his own, No = west
'gentY.eiehth.s near Broedsay
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PIANO-FORTE WAREROOMS, No.

III Sol Broadwsy Ope door shove 1hOmpsons Saloon
about purchauns Pianos invited 20 c II the
yysreroom. Il BENNETT co, 9ner- they will h,c
an assortment Pisno Tortes Of modern style
Every instrument warranted fcr years Should doubt,
be entertained quality the payment may be deferred
mil such dopts are removed Od Pianos received pat
csym-nt for nswores New and second hand Pianos 20 Let
Mandatory Nos Sll SiS and SIS RivinEton-st