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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-13
THE ART Of DANCING and WALTZ

Il ING C0RRECTLY-A CARD-The classes at
CHARRUAUD's Room, 30 % Whte-st will commence
SATURDAY 10th inst 81 O'Clock IN the afternoon for
Ladies' Msses and Masters and evening for Gen
lie sn, the Room No 81 East lh-st, near Broadway;
on MONDAY, 18th and WEDNESDAY, 9th, az u noon
ard at ~ for Ladies' Misses and Masters; MONDAY
9Th at Z and O. evening for Gentlemen.
" B--Air CHARRUACD r-turns his sincere thanks TO
biz Brooklyn patrons for pest encouraging hboaty
deTed them IL with heartfelt reluctance he
Ted TO discontinue his attendance AZ that city But
bore for the continuation of part of their patronage az
his N-wYork For PARTICULAR please scs Nom
mo and Ee,rirg Eypress
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DANCING ACADEMY-Simor A. CHER.

~ AhDl sssisted ~ Madame GHEhARDl respectfully
oess 10 inform s patrons and the public that his Dancing
ton Of pupil, on Saturday Oct Is. Days Of tuition for
founs Ladies' ana h.ers Wednesdays and Saturdays and
Mondays and Thurtays q: O'Clock T. 81 Evening clses
for Genteen, Tuesdays and Fndsys a.7P.M Private les
ns N families viii also Be given and casses attended TO IN
No. sl Broadway will be promptly attended TO- Soress
give usual
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EPISCOPAL COLLEGIATE INSTTTIrTF

- CLIFTON. STATEN ISLAND-Rev T. LOWELL
\ " Recfor-Ihe Eighteenth Session OF this Ins.-n-a1
OF the Hes' elevated and lovely spots on the Tlsni
rounded by hne Eove covering space Of eight acres p
moved nom ally Contiguous dw-!hny cu.-mand,n Nm
in Wv o. The bay Poss-sng the benefits of ia gor.-
"a ar ard within hall an hours SAL Of the Cityof Nv
o A, mos eIp-neneec Professors are engaged IN he
.in-ea, Mathematical, French, Spanish ana I,al.n J
p.Ttrl-nts, and the Rector devote, hi, es.i-a az.
lennon 10 tee religious intellectual and physca trg
as pul communications addressed 10 tbs Rec:or a, he
way -h,rs pfc-pse;ase- may be obtained viii be nIsra
1.,nerd 70; The Rector - permitted to rsior 20 Inc
De LSnc,y, d. d, LII. D. Right ~ Pc n w n.
H. hsv ": Bsrn.n, u. D., Rev T. l. H.g.e. 4 n n
Rex: n Taylor ID. D. Rev. b. J. Hasht d, n r.
Walton, b. D. - ~ h1'. w m
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FAIR HAVEN CLASSICAL and N,Tu

- kAAIICAL sCHOOL--Number Limited IN ,v,-Iv.
savsntsis second = Ions For circular. and f,rtby ia
,NSn1 AZ apply % H. WILCOX o. $ school A.-pey
Conn, B. A. SMITH pa - a' maven,
KrrtREsGs-Ihe President and Professors of Yu. Col,
ieze T. Benedict. ESQ No. 10 WaIl-st: d. Pol soi
10 Is East iithst Thomas Denny ESQ No I,Dnsl,
Sost; P.et j. Owen ID, No ~ West 2ld--.
spra.ue Sons. No III Pea-l-st; : Appleton -, ~
20 Nv broadway A Reed Esq, No 2ls Puitou.st ~
hers CRY Rev c. Dennison, leicester; Re- Nv;
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EOR SALE-A beautiful private residence

II Ne-art, y J. Nc. 81 Markets, Tae house Is pew
- by ~ with PIAZZA = he ezi aud finished il the
best manner. with marble antels and every n--sa-v
convenience Standing back from tie street aud shaded IN
front By srSe elm rees The lo Is g feet troa and 30 feet
DEEP TIE garden "a handsomely l4id out and contains
large iuacy OF choice fruit vines Being IN the
immediate vicinity Of the Plank Road and NewJ-r-y
Railroad. rnekcsn very desirable r-sidsnce Gr p-r.a
dong business N the city. wishing 10 retire For terms
winch are easy. inquire o. TIE preniss
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E'ARM for SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY

Il PkOPERTY.-Two hundred and thirty-thr-e acre Of
excellent Land ehby located in the RAmapo Valley about
miles from the city OF NewYork and distant abou, ons
male from he NeNi ORR aud Enc Railroad Contained IN
TIE above are 70 aes Of Woodland Of superior quality and
srOwth The Yarn "a vel vstsred, snd well stApt-d 70
AsfeotniA or grazing purposes Tire thousand doa-s
may .inan on bond and mortgage per c-nt AMY 10
wn D. SMITH, Counsellor a, Law No. II Nassaast, Sec
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U,AsT M0RRISANIA VILLAGE.-About

~ 80 Lots lrriainus un@Old) varying ~ szo ipm one
eighth Of an acre to ~ aeres are offered for SALE
uost favorable Ten per cent down and baiauce
l,ioc Mach. 1854 Title perfect Inese lots occupy
healthy aud beautiful location and m full view d
tie East River. and IN tue immediate vicinity OF the
de sVera OF lie wealthy ai respectable cltlz
OF si,hesier County Also tine hsuk within
OF mile Several hous-s'aro building and lots sjns
r,pdy For maps sud ether information apply ~ d. 3.
WlNTOS, No ) Tryou-row, near Harlem RarOid Ohce,
opposite CITY Hall.
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nTR and Mad NOEL BERGER, from

WI Fans continue give instruction IN the rr-ncn
ssusR- and Literature and in Music on the fiano roe
=, the residences of their patrons or AZ thrr own We ~
4tb-.y French Clr..es for Ladies and Gentlemen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-13
1 DODWORTH's DANCINGACADEMY

"a No. $50 Broadway, Grace Church. will open
for the ensuing season WEDNESDAY October g. az q
r NJ tor Ladies' az 81 for Children, and for Gentlemen
For terms, &C. Card OF Terms.
10 Is with feelings OF than usual pride and sasac-
ton that announce the commencement Of the Cass for
tins season Having removed TO the building Just
erected expressly for this purpose, otter for the
use OF my pupis the most eegant aud complete
esebment ever erected in this city the experience Of
many years enabling to know and provide every
II The fullest manner. Ii my intention MAKE this what
such establishment should be, place mental aud
physical mEoYenent connected with innocent and bene
hclal recreauon and will be my particular make
everything conduce TO the good department. and general I'M
prov enent Of all who may be placed under my charge
The Cesses for Gentlemen viii be arranged entirely
new system, which will greatly facilitate the progress and
add very much to the convenience Of the pupils But 700
much space would be by derbng the system here,
the published circulars referred furnishing description
OF the new method and ifs advantages.
All the Dances o the present snd former will
be introduced
Private soir-ss for pupils only, semi monthly
The Acad,ny remarkably fortunate IN being accessible
from nearly ali pas OF tne city by stages railroad
there less than thirteen lines which pass directly
front Of the door within one squares OF
and hsve aso been made run stages from
East Broadway Madsons and ths, neghborhood directly
10 The Academy thus -fodins the patrons in that part
equsl facilities With the other portions.
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EOLIAN PANO-FORTES.-T. GIL,

Z
az BERT l. Co.'S celebrated Psno-Fortes. with and
without the Eosn The subscriber who IL the sole sses
In this for tho sale of these instruments ns reputation
Of which has become Worldwide 10 now prepared 70 o1
them prices which those wishing % purchsse eanno
fail TO Be satisfactory. Possessing facilities for obtanns
Psnos unsurpassed II equaed BY those OF any other
indncemep,s 20 buyers not be found elsewhere He a
constantly on hand extensive assortment OF
Piaros !. bargains which he fearesy will defy com
pe,ton Gilbers elegant Boudor Cottage Pianos ier
email rooms Also, Melodeons, Of Princes and Csrna"s
make Grand Eolion and other Pianos 10 let
corner OF Anthouyst- up sssis.
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EXCELS1OR-Parents wishing 70 lind an

IL INSTITUTION 10 which GOOD order j. maintained by 20.
kiIdn,ss AHo rapid improvement secured by thoron,b IN
Classical School. No IS Hrnry-si 'u
SOLOMON JESSER. PRINCIPAL
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TOR SALE.-In Newtown. IL. Farm

r'OR SALE.-ln NewtOwn, l.. l., a Farm
conAins about 81 Of hrst quality OF lani front
Ds Fresh Poud Reed and running neatly through - Cy
pres Hill PLANK RosA e-ins about three miles iron Wi
hsnsbush ana about and half miles from BROOKLYN
ne, oTrCt course Of MyEtl-ay and half re from rear
entrance VI Cypress Hl Cemetery. Ga The premises are
lara. conmo0us hou-- and oubudin,s FOR further par
ncuArs inquire OF CORNELIUS DE- BENOISE. on prenli-
Iork
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AIAnAME NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
,rHE ART Of DANCING and WALTZING

correctly in their various brauches-rae classes at
CHARRUACUS Room, No % Whitest viii comm nee on
SATURDAY. the 18th inst Dsys-Tucsdlys and Sata:
DAYS az 81 NJ for Ladies' Misses and Masters OF eve
scr lieuflcnCn.
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DANCING and wALTZING, at No. Sc Bond

H st-Mr SFARINGS Private Academy for the min.
scooml -hi1ent viii rr,peu i2h October CiaSses s -
dies aud Young Ms.t-rS Wednesdays and Saturday. 4 "a
O'clock tentierAsn. Tuesdays and Endsys oclo-.
z NJ Roa'nng schools end Families attended. and prsvvs
Instructors gwen - times no, occupied For terms sopv
At Mr. SIS residence as above. ~
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t'OR SALE-A Bargain.-A Farm Of ~
acre. choice and good b1ildinEs excellent water ".
uety Of iIU situated side OF the Hudson River abOut
- mes from New to kOurs rds BY H-i.on River
ksEoad miles rom the d-pIt New HariOurz Land
ns For further nioTIDaiiOn inquire OF URI MILLS No
: CoentIc--sl5p. -. y.
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Gouses tUanle0.

FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED-Any
person having small modern built furnished House
10 let or lease ms find good tenant by addressing Box No
2,245, Post Office
MILL WANTED-Wanted 10 lease from
1VA the LIST of April next by Miller who thoroughly an
der-iands the business Gris Mill with good jweT
situated in grain country Apply BY letter, stating par
ticuaIs, terms, Ac, 70
+. W DURHAM Il SON No South-st.
WANTED-Toh hire medium size House in
w good location not above 5oth-st. in Brooklyn.
Address Box No 1866 PosiOtfoe stating pnce and loca
ton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-13
Dancina Schools.

A CARD.-To all who intend passinga pleas
Giant evening or afternoon in Dancing we the under.
'sned respectfully acquaint ladies' gentlemen and families
that the classes forming No 60 Broadway Eve
nngs Tor ladies and gentlemen afternoons ladies and
children All applications TO be made az No. IA Bowery
bookstore. K. & + Ii. BURNTON.
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EACTORY and WATER PRIVILEGE

For sale Loose ine water privilege With factory
aud two dwelling houses located half mile from tho
junction depot Hartford and New Haven aud Middle
town Railroads. has over ehot water~hee p iert IN
diameter with drums and line shaftinS all IN first
rate repair and ready b. applied 10 any purpose the
pant may desire \ large ~ Of tie purchase money
ho on mortgage. Apply ~ ROSWELL MOOhE, Men
sngton. CT.
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L'OR SALE, near STANFORD. Connecticut
Il -AFARh, or COUNTRY SEAT, containing about -
% excellent land well wooded aud y4ered. yng
about hai ile Uu te village, ;he Sound aud aboat
ter minutes walk tom the New Haven Railroad -scon
IT, dwelling house pleasantly situAtsl cOaHlOd0ls and
n nst ratr o-ce. kor lErieu inquire OF Mr. RUFUS
NAhDNELL q, Stamford, or vi x. ) RONLEY, No
~ kroaeYaY. Nct..lo.k
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Uiano-fortes.

DRADBURY's BOSTON and NETWORK
- PIANO WARE-ROOMS, No izJ Broadway, three
doors above Cenas Assorted Pianos Of approved make
with ard wfhsut he holan, cheap elsewhere 0eo
Hewes Haett Davis Co.'S, Lishte Sewton's, &c, se
Please call and examine Orders from abroad pnnctgaly ~
tended TO- T.. O. BRADBURY
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BUILDING LOTS-In the


~ beautiful village OF ion.crs, on the banks d the Mud
- yer for only $50 The uuders gnei offers r SHE, BY
snls rpou ~ Building Lots M that part OF the village OF
Yonkers called GenwOod lying immediately on he olass
of the Hudson River the brHurfu pan Of the whole
village These lots the most desrable OF any now offered
for ale sud from their location rapidly increase IN
yaue Yonkers tho convenient pace OF residence
the vicinity OF the city. II l. ony halt an hours ride by
the HUDSON River ksroad, the 5lsst station aud
trains running 10th continually It can aIso be
reached by steamboat aevera times day IL - proposed 70
dispose Of the above Lots the following terms Two
tood substantial and webut Houses 20 be built on
Lo'- Noe aud - cost oi - ~ each 70 snbsc Ptions
vii b. received ior TIC - los. ana wien the whole num-
r are subscribed for the subscribers VIII meet together
and DIVIDE the lots themselves IN such manner as
thew shall upon and whoever shall obtain Lots Nos
snd snail BE- entitled 20 the HOUSES TO b. built on uch
lo 20 be paid az the tirs o. subs poH and 81 ~
snv time previous 20 The dison OF tn Los, the balance
nav remain bond and UT three wears Maps Of
the ruvtriv Will DO howa and further PARTICULARS made
known by applying ~ tho subscriber: ..,,l,,
Auctoreer, Rca Esilte and Insurance AGENT.
Ofcts No 20 Wsll-ct. from 10 4. VI. 70 T. NJ aid No.
~, Grnur.s'. from ( l. ". 10 y 4. VI.
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DRIyATE SALE.-The Lease of property

DRIYATE SALE.-The Lease of property
the olympic Theater No. 49, Broadway. Size
OF lot IS feet ront and 6j feet m depth WIKI te 81
trson Il could be made 70 produce largo reatll Fox
further particulars inquire OF
A J. bLEECkER Auctioncer, No Bfoad'st
ITO CAPITALISTS-l00 acres of Land for
sale IN the OF Yonkers having about 6jl te front
m the Hudson River with GOOD su5st lItia DOCK
about one hours rdt the Civ Hal. an half nhs
frOu tie Railroad stsr0n at Supernatural CEroN.
THIS property directly opposite the PALISADES part OF
beng hi hy elevated IL has commanding of sOms
3 or miles OF the Hudson River and surrounding country
and well situated fer genemens residences VINO DONG
business u the city. Location yery healthy.
Tho above property VIII be- offered for f-s DAY, only ~
$50 per ac5- on,-ihTd cash the balance fa'Ori
bic Terms
Apply to D. b. WINTON, No. Tryoa.row, near the
Harl, l.. Railroad Ofce. opposlie the CITY Hal.
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ENGLISH and CLASSICAL BOARDING

IL SCHOOL for BOYS az Bedford Wes,chester Co 40
miles from Nr~i ork City and from the Harlem Railroad
The next Srsson Will commence Nov l. Number OF DnDls
limited 70 l. 1erms-From S75 ~ $50 peg SssEon Dir
culsrs can D. mad BY addressing the Principal He viii call
upon N the city whO desire interview Oct IA
Is = - 4 WILLIAMSON A "A
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UOR SALE-The valuable tract of Land

l. Oh SALE-lhe valuable tract OF Land
Known Purtou. situated York River ia Gloucester
County Virginia Containing 100 acres, OF which So
excellent farming land AMI 30 OF hard marsh very
valuable for aio!ng PASTURES during the whole
Tie residue covered with very heavy growth
yellow pine AID oA timber.
On this property is erected steam SswM, now IN fl
and successful operation, with COuMu attached pro-
Relied BY Al culnu 6horse power cspible eating
iotOc feet OF timber IN 2-hOurs which, together VITA 81.
the machinery, Ac- connected Herewith, entirely
aud OF the bst description having been only mJnt1z
Besides the above, there good dwellings and barn
upon the premises. steamboat wharf being erected
upon the property TIE accommodation OF the sarroun
co4Ey, which, II l. thought Will b. profitable, there
steamboats, uoS running on lOrs River p1-ng the prop
cgfy daily-one 10 Baltimore and one 70 Norfolk
lhe demand tOI corr wood very great, and y VIII
readily command :. = - rs per cord the Inning
Tbs above property t-ins accessible n Al seasons oers
sa'antss,s ioI unbenus cespn~ss OF export, &c, sell
com 10 o. met With.
Persons desiring further iniorm.rOn will call upon JO-
SEPH VI. MATHER. No 81 Marshall--t. Paladelphi
OF CHARLES MATHER, on tnr premises.
ILLr Lnllsputah-. ane lnlm-dlae Possesslon even.
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BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS at STAN
BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS At

~ DOBBS FERRY-Rev. = KELLOGG. Principal
Number limited - Accessible several times day BY
Iaroad Terms IS per quarter Winter SESSION COMMENCES
Nov l.
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nor SALE-A Farm of acres, p miles from

nor SALE-A Farm OF 90 acres, p miles from
L Bound Brook Raiiroed Depot and Canal. price $1,000
one farm Of - $40 three splendid farms o. 10
each OF - each three farms D: ~ acres
e,c-a good Improvements aud railroad fsas tlrns
of rcits four fsris % ~ Al sold easy
House Lots. stores, Hotels IArneElcs and R-a Estate
~ al Alnds Call % :. VAIL. Pacific Hotel Saturday,
from O. ?; ether days fsafe.t d, pot beautiful
f.r u, n,nr nu AZ Z. ilnfeld 70 be sod low
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CARHART's MELODEONS, which are pro-
~ nounced by the es judges superior to all Others 30
had only Of the sole agent ). CLARK, No 24 Bosdw
(oyposits tie PARK n. B.-Insumenh with stops tor
Churches
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vTO LET for 4 TERM of YEARS-A snlepd;d

Il Store situated IN the best location in Broadway and
N the vicinity OF the beet hotels suitable aay Kind OF
business win BE- let toSether partly divided Also the
6rsi foor OF No 81 Neseys VIII Be leased for sv-n yrarS
with or without lower. Apply No 51 Broaa~sv
corner OF Prnee-st, Of J. STOUVESEL co.
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az WUALE and DAUGHTER respectful.

ly announce that their classes IN Dancing viii con-
m-pce ON MONDAY llth Gothic Hall, Brooklyu; on
TUESDAY I2th No go Broadway "Wednesday, 18th. Ne
go shuS For particulars circulars TO be had As above
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COINTRY SEAT for SALE.-The resi-.

OlNIk1 SEAI LOT CALI NC IcSi-
y dence OF the late Fowler GrigSs of Cornwall OEa1ze
County ~ Y with fifteen acres OF land, well stocked with
tine variety OF fruits, IN great abundance, Is offered OI
sale Iis daily communication BY steamboat aud railroad
with Newly ork and beautiful and healthy situation
beng a. the entrance the ghsnd the banks OF the
tucson River OF which Il has commanding yew rendor
very ccsrrbe permanent or SIMMER residence f0r
particulars apply 10 Measrs. c. IL. SAND, Esd NO; 20
Scuth-sf JAMES MARSH. ESD 10. 81 5thay- and BEL
MAP * GRIGGS. No 252 WashnstOn-st-, SeS-fors, or
Z N GRIGGs- Cornwall.
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Real estate for Sale.
IN pRlvATE SALE-The valuable Lot of

~ Groupd with the two fourstoy brck buildings there
m front and one on the c the Lot, known as
No "a Fast l3h-st and 25 feet east OF Avenue A Inc
Lot s a feet by 1913 feet inches IN depth FOR price,
terms end further particular apply 10
Anthony J BLEECkER Anct;oneer'
NO b.oad-st
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T,O RENT or LEASE Low-ror term of

Il years Steam MI, having engine OF twenty horse
power suitable for planning mil any other purpose
has also the privilege ofsnns free attached 70 The PEN
Immediate application 10 Necessary. Apply {, JO-
SEPH S. SN0WDEN. S~ansor-st, Southwark Philiael
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tho LET-A 3-story House in 7th-sv, be-
Il tween Soth and S7th-sis Rent $50 AD q nca: Cot.
tsge containing rooms Brooklyn S1h-st Rem, $751;
Inquire Of s p TOWNSEND. No. 81 Nassau 81 upstairs
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CELECT FAMILY SCHOOL for BOYS

- HILLHOUSE-AY, NEWHAvEN, CONN.-rhe
subscriber assisted by Gble Teachers in the English and
classical branches also in Music Drawing French and other
modem languages and accomplishments continues TO
his family aE prepare tor college, for busi
E,ss limited number Of pupils few boys Of good cha
on II to II yenr OF may no" be- recyed For
deiA..s md references, apply to \. =. SKINNER.
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OLINyILLE.-An Excursion to the new Vii

Oiage OF Oln,ie tine Williams Bdisr Dspof, Harlem
Railroad will b. made the morning OF FRIDAY next DC
tobrr 5 hy the train which leaves the City Hall l0 O'clock
returning O'Clock Subscribers IN" above Village A.
alton and sl parties who tr grounds
procure tickets grluitOusly ~ the Office OF NEWELL
and Nv BAKhFR, No 5 Nasssu-st, or o. v. LAME,
No IL Roosey-i--f
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GRAMMAR SCHOOL,

- Prof T.. 4 johnson. Rector The three Departments
the Junior the Upper English and she Cltssca-re0pen
simultaneously MONDAY sept D. Pupils received
the OF years and upward aud prepared for the
counting house Tor admission any College Circulars
h obtained at AppletOns Locswoods or Crowen's
BOOKSTORES, IN Broadway, and Raynors IN the Bowery
GEO. = PARKER, Principal
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PROPERTY-A hrs;-elASs FARM. sshy iIapt9y 1891 .,
100 ac-, In Westcheser County, II mules nom ~
p,yer d. not az siux Srs SAid Farm produces HII.e
dred dollars worth of bay annually bTIdes sea- a'
srre OF s-s,n apples. &C. a lsze H0uss' nAEhA a.,
sock ard F.ius Utensils also for sale Tee owes pHCa
toy the Farm is Eighteen thousand DolAr Inquire OF
GEORGE McCORD, No IS Wliiain''- sad SAh"E
EDDY No Is Wa.st
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CRAMERCY HOUSE-No. 905 Broad
whv corner of 9th st. New-York-is this day opened
for the reception OF guests 1t two hundred rooms
replete with every modern convenience, and u furnished
throughout in syle Of elegance at least not surpassed by
any Hotel in the City Of NewYOrk. 1t Will b. kept on
thu American and European plans combined and the resau
rant and table dhOt Will be- Of thu most character
The location Of the house in the center OF the most fash
ouable portion Of the city and the propetors Will spare no
eYeron make their house OF the tr,cla- OF ramuy
Uotes while at the time they will BE- happy tor-ceve
as s, s;s those who may temporarily visit this city
SB.-Fsmies and parties supplied with meals al the
shortest notice--N.w- YORK, June l. 1882
non AM A Co Proprieturs
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,IELvINA BUILDING LOTS for SALE

WI PAYABLE in five per cent; monthly instauonts For
mars paflphets Sc see T. J. FONDA, No p Nlslu-st
Sd hoor \. Y; DARIUS SAVAGE, No Is Grlnd.str
Wniansbursh; or MATTHEW II. SMITH, az the Ma
pcth Hotel near the premises This beautiful village prop
erty selling rapidly 10 situated y miles from the
Nhausburgh Ferries and trontingou the Nowiown Plank
Road about 500 yards OF tie Mspeth Hotel NoStown
ard Maspeth omEbuses constantly passing Ase 81 cent?
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TEACHER of LANGUAGES. G.. Pr
Il TRAIT eS-Edilor Of In Pre,'e dp Psapie" in Paris
te4eh- French Spanish Latin, Sc. Apply the Chris
tan Anle.sado Office 10. 13 Broadway Mr. Pitra,
No 50 COLmbiast
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A L PRIVATE SALE.-SlA choice BUILD
"A ING LOTS on the south SIDE Of iith-st.' between
IroAdyy and GtAsy and - feet from the 6thay Also
LOTS on the north side Of 4ith-t nearly opposite the
shove aud SIS feet of e 6thav The Lots are each
full size desTaby situated for building purposes Forpce,
terms and further particulars apply 10
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER. Anctl0neer No Brosd-st
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ROARDING.-A very desirable front Room
- and Bedroom on the second floor, al No
s. Barclay st. suitable for family party Of three
four gentlemen.