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which h. offers for se both situated IN tie TOxn Of
Nw-Csste WesichestcT Co., Sew-lork Tie largest AMI
DesFst to the y y end Harlem X H. !. s'I9-1d w.,A
west Of the above road and beautifully silfed on Al e
vailed SITE and conranding Inc We" OF the
county, containing about - acres oil Land his lnr -a
ovs aud acrrs Of orchard OF choice graded rcd las
sood buildings end ienced with good stone 's and IA
good state Of cultivation. Tie second !. LYNX aOJif one
sid half miles from -aid station, AMI contains ab1u 70
acre Of land 2fOry hDu~e good aud sufficient OutBad
jprs six acre OF grair.i fruit with plenty Of sru'o,ry
nd s,ede-tre,s about tine h9u.e and water uahug t.
the hnuse iv lead npea in good condition we'll rnced
a. Tbe tenn OF each or all will be made easy the
fsirF ont of health and wishing to rstr. fn Business
Further information may he hsd p; sBpynz 70 me
Lo Po.t-Cfice JOHN FLEWELLiNu.
ITO CAPITALISTS.-100 acres of Land for
sale in the town Of Youkers. having sb0Jt $50 feet
fronting the HUDSON RIVER with GOOD subs;snta Dock
abor one hours ridc from the City Hall aud half mic
from the railroad station at spuytenduyyl Greek
This property directly opposite the Palisades part Of
il being highly elevated II has comma fIg vew o. s)ne
Is or miles of the Hudson River and surrounding eoun
tn. ard well situated for gentemen's residences "o AZ
dong business in the city. Location very healthy.
The Gloye property viii be offered fox few DAYS only al
- per ouehd cash the balance on Host aT0Elole
Apply to D. b. wINTOy. No. 5Tryonrov neAs tho
Hsrltni Railroad Oaics, opposite the City Han.
UPPER MORRISANIA LOTS for SALE
u CHEAP-In the beautiful village OF Fsrn2nnt, tCP-
Ter Morsenia) iew o's aie ofsr,d on Ney ..' Nv J1u
thin Cars pas every hour Of the tay-CoHH'l;ston 30
per annuTn. Also houses N the sane Village ior
iale Apply 10 T. W. MERRIAM No. 81 BerSinanst- " u
betH cen two and O'Clock
VALUABLE FARM for SALE-Of 1-6
acres situated in Mercer Co. NJ miles from Tren-
ton, ffom Boraeufown snd from Camden all AmDoy
Railroad Station et lardye 70 scns ct M ado" 70 wo1l-
land the remainder fine state OF cultivation The IN
prove rt MS consist Of hk and stone hOusr two stories
large ham, with abnz underneath new hay andc'"
house wagon hODse, &c; eso. Convenient tenant mouse
With the nccsssry oubudings attached Their are va
rely Of fiuit tees brsnng Thu. proper y IS well suited
for grain truck or dairy farm IT. Ocaton and conyeE'
fence 10 the best markets unsurpased Terms accomnoda-
Ting. Apply to BENNINGTON GILL, Allentown Mon
mouth Co, y. j.
I0STH-STREETL LOTS for SALE.-Three
Il 81 Lots beautifully situated north side Of l2',h-
:, uc,r ibe Gii-ay 81 ttO nav remain mortgage for
f,evcars Apply 20 J. WARD. corner 9Th and 5a-ay
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1TITUs q CORNELL, Manufacturers of
piano-Gortes.

A PIANO-FORTE, Of superior tone and
tni.h. I-ociave u IS new vita eli the modem I'M
pICsercnia handsome rosewood case II will be sod f-
60 r. tn owner soon 20 leave the city IL can be seen
G.; No ltb ChAHgers-s, irUm 10 I'll II O'Clock and m the
eyrLing It's $40 instrument.
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miscellaneous.

A ADVERTISEMENTS are inserted in m.
b,ss psTsrs o,uer elti-s aud towns " B. PALM
kks AoNeItsbg As,ncy, Tribune bulasnEh
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II SrANISH-Prof 4. BASSET val rpm as rFeaoi
. Stish Cirss on the I5t iDsi. He VII elso organic
- ssfn. be.Iuners on aiout tire l5tn OF octor FOR
r. 49,. a.s slty At h sldence No. Si B;oai~Ay 0e
go a NJ aid AT. 6 PM.
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MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
AIR. John MAC MULLEN has opaned a

MI N. JUN MAJ vi l4i4I4N mas opened
WI Day School for Boy No 80 Bowery. or, block
from Broadway doors above BOni-st. lis
(S55 Tsr qusrttr wi n-ccssGnly Keep his school very
small Havn, sided more than two wears IN Eurppe and
having sfndi,d and tarst many wears the Cir Of
Ntvl0yk. he fees himself qualified do Justice those
who b. plsced bis hands Besides Spcilug Read
Writing and Arfhnrtir. there viii b. Taught
extra charsc Grr.k, Latin, Frnch Spsnish. German,
l;al-n Drawing Nrsc gymnastics and Dsncing Clrcn-
lsr- - Lockwoods Ne All and Growers No. 80 Broad
way.
flsv Ground Sor Bows Twenrv-sve suhscrbers wanted
Terms SIS year. ADDRESS }. MAC MULLEN No 2l5
Chrysre-ss
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O1rvvuIF-yOTICE-The next AMI last

OLIYvILLE-N0TICE.-The next AMI last
Iass,iae f ihe 81 asou Of the ocoid viilese Assoc
,on ~ Ol,pv!Ile Wlliamsbrdss ID. g. u &c .ilrJ
,oIsr in Union buildings, No. l0j BoSefy, opposite
Erooue-s; Il y O'Clock.
That the suscTni -; ~ . clJset BE-
s all posively close and the dra~ns Tor 1ce o: l5is
al. tsr AZ tie aiO,e meeting II j, aso expcceI \ 1 tle
ie pared to hand in IeiT report ard day
1s,s for tie selection Of pl4. that orrason. lT-e
tfteGance Of all parties Interested in the above =
s;il b. received BY immediate SpPAs@-
ton At the real state o1ice OF -. -
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TOR SALE.-In Ncwtown. l.. l.. n Farm

containing about 80 Of first quality OF land front
ing Fresh Pond Road aud mnUng nearly through t. Cy
n, Hill Plank Road being about three miles from H.
fausingh and about and half miles from Brooklyn
hue d Of Myrte-sy and half mite trOn rear
entrance of Cypress Hill Cemetery On the enIs- ar
large conn odOus hOuse and out-budugs For further
iculars inquire Of CORSELIUSD DE- BEFOISE, on Prem-
ses or OF NJ. C. DE BENOlsE, NO. IS Cahnrine-S New
XorL
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I AMPS. GIRANDOLEs. and CHANDE-

/ AMTS, GIKANDOLES, and CHANDE-
IL LlERS-Ihe subscriber wishes 10 direct public
large and Of lamps Giran
does Chsnde aud Candeabris Solar Lard Ca npnene
Duurz FLUID aAd fospenr Tampa OF the latest improve
Patterns; also, large Of hall
susp.nd.ng, and Bracket Lsmps for churches, hotca
Steamboats,, pubhc pudIngs &c. pure Sperm Solar,
IaId Os; also, article Of Camphene aud Burn.
FlEd and every article CONNECTED with the trade Tan
trade supplied tie most reasonable erms Country
chants aud oth-rs viii do well call before purc has nx
whsrc. SOLOMON ;. REILLY No. Us C,aal-st corner
Of Laight; 40 81 Czmlnest Of Bedford; No ISL
GreeuUics- OF C0Ttlandt; No. 2l3 Csnal near
Hucsou Csuphene D..ery corner Of 0hsv. aud Gsase-
ycor-st.
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TOR SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY

Il PROPERTl-A frst-class FARM, highly improved, OF
acps Wesfchesrr COanty, II Hes from TIE iluds IN
River ID pot Sing Sing Said Farm produces diccn hnn-
dtd dOurs' worth Of hay annually besides great abuId-
aucr of gram. apples sc. A isge HOus' Barns &C.,
Stock and Farming Utensils also for sale The lowest price
for tie Farm IL Eighteen Thousand Dollars Inquire of
GEORGE McCORD, No. 20 William-sfr and SAMUEL
EDDY No 68 Wall-st.
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Tor SALE or to LET-A frst-class three

story brown stone front House, % by So feet lot y by
l.5 feet ia 2d.pace. Court IT.. South BrooklyR
large portion Of the purchase money remain GA boHd
and mortgage for term OF years. Apply to
D. a a. kINGSLANDA 90, No. % Br0ld-sl.
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HOUSES and STORES for
LI,HF AnYERTISER las TWO FARMS.

DsALF-Dcs-nbiy located 9taay aso, t-ut1t To q
for sale or 20 Rert. by J. =. WILLIAMS son, AsAl
Fs,.te and Howe Asency, No. 297 9h-av.
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A connINyESTMENT-For sale, in WI.

"A Isrnslurgh five lonr-story double BRICK ions ~
i, m. Nd !, sn..taniisl Inc house. are - -
,L. cont IND A feet deep; the lots 100 feet ere are
& y,os IN esrh house VIII for s7jO per yeaf crs
cay. Inquire Of CARHART 4 PULLis' NO. ~ sun"
C.l-
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DpIvATE CLASSES in FRENCH and

DIN AIE tbAcNIsc III "'4-' - -
1 srANISH-Prof A. BASSET val r.ypcn h's freacn
=, sraish Ccss on the l5tI s. he VII aso orEaH'xe
new eassio beginners or aout the lota OF Se.3S, ~
the paIsi, lass NJ Wy At ". y sd nee 4'0'f
f.re AN. aid sif'r fh.
nPIVATE LESSONS in SPANlSH.-Pso-
- cnPRIN continue to give Private Instruction
~ the above language a. the residence OF pGps o L. Us
own, Nc. IL Gh-si.
Coward INSTITUTE-FLORIDA, Or
Co. y Y-The Winter season of this last.tlt!ol
viii commence Nov snd eori nue. : e. - 49,
AID distinct fom the other both III ociion aud "a "a .
net Tne oru.eri continued a. her.; ore under tas
rare Il JDHN W HDt Nd An: tho iNtcl u'ier tnlt o.
Nj ELIZABETH PARSONS. Pups VIII b. received
iro tie families Of the Principals Src.ars my %, or
,s,rsd !, Ney-uau 4 Visions BO0kSOre No. lc Broli'
- ~ bv A. plicaon Al the Institute Reference mas also
h. made 10 Hon. ". H. Seward. 80, ~ -,
MN ROUND may b. ser IN the CITY q; I.ie 80,
more Hone Wedn sday Thursday aid rHd1y OF 'us
week between the hours If 10 and =
CELECT FAMILY SCHOOL for BOYS
- HILLHOUSE-AY- NEW-HA'tN, CONN.-lls s
.ub.rh ? assisted BIZ able Tarllrs N me fni5l ma
classical br rcle, also N Music Dfawns frnch Ana o't
modern languages and scco nps1.nenis eon nles 20 r
cevs INTO hs family and 10 prepare for coese W ot DIS
MS rn:, number OF pupils. tw boys OF COCA cll-
rr,r nom ~ 70 II years age nay now be r1cciysd sol
deals and -stererccs, APPLY % Il ~ SIn"-'N"'
vT,HF BANCROFT INSTITCTE-AF French
Classical and English School for Young Gn'ienen r.
S on The srh SeptrmberPareuts about u pi ice telr
children NJ sioo invited 20 interview wtl tn rla-
nal. rNifle i4 ClltNlhfTs N-li'h
49, ~ tbs Ir-tifre No $40 Broadway Mr. Slat-rs,
No IS Murrsy-st. The Principal IS AZ the SchoosroOms
rum 10 g. Saturdays excepted. -. ,
nun BFRfRAM HARRISON, BA. Principal,
B-A JUNIOR CLASS OF lutte Bows Is oen1g iorm-d,
OF which the Principal. wife viii take cnarse
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL-
~ Prof Z A Johnson. Rector. The three Departments
the Juur TIC Upper English and the issicl-re pen
siutarou,ly On MONDAY Sept; t. Pupils are received az
the axe Of seven wears and upward and prepared Tor me
house or for admission 20 any College SicGls
- 4
book,o1es ~ Broadway and al Raynos IN the BoWery
'V'N'O' GEO :. PARKER, Principal
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TIVE BEST PLACE to get MEMS and

Il BOYS CLOTHING rady made or made 10 oraer,, =
81 No. 81 Fulton-s AT ths establishments you WIZ ps
of fashionable rtaiy-made Cloins -,
rpendd 0eoFfment OF Goods, which VIII BE- made " o
ID ''S '''A' 'a'ii'' "e sur No. 81 FuLToysT- ny.
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DRIYATE LESSONS in SPANISH-P.O-
rrWARn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Or.

lessor GORRIN continues to give Private ns rictioa
in the above language al the residence Of pHps VI d ~
ou, Nc IL Jh-sf.
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FOR sALE-The valuable tract of Land

Known furton situated Nork River, in GloIces:cr
County Virginia, containing ~" OF WHICH 30
an excellent farming land Hnd AH OF hard marsh very
valuable for grzlng ltordrg pastures durns The whole
The residue covered with very heavy growth OF
yellow pine ano oak timber
Tn his property is erected steam Saw NIL now IN fan
and successful OPP ration with Com Mill G'taclcd pro-
eod by engine OF 6lorse power, capable o. citing
lo6 feet OF tisbcr l2hours, waich together wth al
tie mucnneTy connected Herewith. Is eusirelv
snd the best description, having been only m1ns
B the above there SIX good dwellings all barn
won the prilise, steamboat wharf Is beng erected
ron the property tor the accommodation OF the sarro1Ui
county, which = thought. viii be profitable ere
now running YORK River passing tie prop
erty dAily-Onc 10 Baltimore and one % Norfolk.
The otutnd for cord wood Is very grr4i, and u wu
odiy command - 81 10 - IS per cord tho laniuE
The above property. being ssbo AZ all seasons on rs
sdyUntagts for unbrng IN cAcapn-ss OF export &C sell
dom 70 be with.
PeTsors dosruz further information VIII call upon 10
SETH NJ. MAIiEk. No 81 M4rs Iall-st, Philadelphia
OF CHARLES MATiRR on the premises
Title ind,sputAblr AID tir1et.ir possession given.
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story building. No ~ Lamartine-psce between 0th AMI
Qthays and having tau Necessary, should hke
20 let the third floor front basement, wth not and cold
water gas &C, to respectable family without cIiren.
Rent moderate.
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IRVING INSTITUTE BOARDING

i SCHOOL, TanNtuVn, Nrw-l Ork-Ihis Insltnlion hls
b+tu IN successful operation for fourteen years and
well and favofehiy known. Circulars b. obtained az
Clsrk Aus,iii's 40. Psrkrow ~ Lorkwoud- broad
vsy: AT R.vuoz 40 Is Bn,rerv end - the Institute.
MM. l.. LYON. A. NJ. friurIral.
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DARN for SALE.-The subscriber offers for

sale his Farm containing hundred acres, ten OF
which 10 woodland Said farm is situated III the town OF
North last Dutchess County 8. miles west Of Mieron
d. pot on the Harlem Railroad the greater portion Of
Which is in high state Of cultivation containing large
Of the choicegt variety OF fruit including three
0usrers Of an acre OF Antwerp Raspberies winch cap
able OF tuning ut the rate OF $50 10 O0O per zcrr
BudnFs of every scrpion tor farming use, good The
f, lie sufficiently waered with living springs spring Of
soft aieI is conveyed the house and barn yard II VIII
be- sold cheap The terms made easy. Title lndlspu1be.
Army 10 VALENTINE II. HALLOCk, or JO5EPH Is.
BkEWsTIR No. 10 BoweTv.
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ORSALE-A ncw three.storr and basemenl

House and Lot on 07th, 300 rect west OF Siav W u
marble mnnts Croton water with all the modern I'm roTe-
mcn,s. VIII be- ready occupy first November Part 81
the purchase money remain on mortgage. Apply 10 ~
TREADWELL, Builder i6th-sf. between I'd and in-ays.
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EOLIAN PIANO-FORTES-T CIR

~ Li.h-' IN.'N'--I VNI F4N.-I. WII-
- bkhi Cc's celebrated Pisn0-for;ss with and
w.thoui the A ohAn. TIE Ei,rrr,ber wbo - ne - 81
IN tbs cii for the ale Of these Instruments (t repn,5
OF which las become worldwide now prepared N a.
iAil 10 he satisfactory. Possessing facilities for
PsEos ursurpasscd egraed by those Of any o,hor o1
indnoenrt 70 buyers be found eIsovrrer. IN
eoEsihLily on hand an extensive sGs1rulenf Of
faio-, a. gaI.ans waich he ieaTelsy a-rts ~ n sfv -
peon 6hberts e.s=snt Boudolr Cottage Pi,1os -,
email Rooms also, Aelodeon, Of Prince, and Clr,,- -.
make Grand hohsn ard oiier Piano. % ler o-''l.
HORACE WATERS. No. 3Sj Broadway,
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Kr0 LET-The second floor of a renteel

II House, east side Of lsav- between 9TH aud Hh'stsi
large Rooms and small with plenty Of closets not
and cold waite, beth.tub and shower all the door,
with plenty OF cellar-room nj mOdersr. Asnlll room
on tnotl floor may be had Necessary The undcr of
the lou,e will BE- occupied BY only fanny, VINO furnish
the ehire aid essages. Apply at No III BJwery at the
BOOK -stpe, No. 21 BoweIy, or at No. loo East Atist
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Broadw Ey under the charge of the Principals Vie Who
has had u experience IN aching These pupils viii have
separate room. aud French viii be taught thrm without
extra charge Number limited 30 twenty. An early agpli-
oeror is requested BERTRAM HARRISON, Il. A, Prn-
Gil a OF BhncTnff InstItnie.
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HAST MORRISANIA VILLAGE.-About

IL 80 Lots remaining unsold varying IN sze if, one
10 ~ an aero m acres arc offered for SALE the
r 81 favorable terms Ten per cent down and balance on
or before March 1854 Title perfect. These lots occupy
yey healthy and beautiful location near and m fu view OF
the Fat River and tho immediate vicinity O' the resi-
dec Of several tie wealthy and respectable citizens
OF ertrhesier County Also fine fishing within olcqlieT
OF mile Several houses building and los selling
rapidly For maps and other information Gpply 70 ID b.
WIN1ON, NO. Tryon-row, near Harlem K.Foia Oihce'
onro,lfe City HID
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WIS. MEARS's FRENCH and ENGLIsH

vi BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL fJr Youus Lldie-
20 - West 5thst between Sch and 6th-svs nov op n
Ms MeaIs h.s made for A. on5us 20 con-
y her pupils 10 snd lrUm school
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MIR. and Mad. NOEL BERGIER. from

WI Pans. continue 10 give instruction in the French
l.ussc and Lit-T aud Music the fiarO-Forte.
Of the sdenccs 81 their patron their own No 9i
4tii-ay French Glasses for Ladies and Gentlemen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-22

4 TTENTlON ATTENTlON!-Scott aoJ
~ Graham ASsOc.aiious furnish win Tlsss B,a.-,.
1r. usI ersEcIss. &C, by ACnERMAN MILLER a. t,e,,
old s;aId No lUi Nassa0-, between Fulton AID Aaa->.
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LOR SALE-A Farm or Country Seat of LOB

Il acr,s Planfeh, New.ersey, OF which % are IN
high state OF cultivation the balance woodland AMI good
pasiure The newyenarged House contains IS spa-ious
ro0Is every with closet and four large pan,rrs IA
extra re Kitchen Garden and beautiful Oschard with dEo
apple rear next 20 the hOnse. which hes
the road Tho Outl udngs fences III good repair
Apply under Letters {, Post-Ohice Pl1nield, y. }.
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- & H. BARsfORE offer at tba;r mann

factory ard warrrroin, No. 80 Ble-cser-st corn,
o. SIAr an ss-eTtuert = elezAEt Piauo orre W m the
netAc iIorne snd revere bridge, ard ~ other raoi %
pro'euCr's. N ia
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COUNTRY SEAT for SALE.-The resi-
Y denee Of the late Fowler Gns2s, sf Cornwall O'Aa2e
County y. y, with fifteen scTes OF hnd well siocsed VIA
fine Variety Of fruits in great abundance, Is oaeTe O
sac It's daily communication ly steaInbJat aud rArO4o
with New-l OK and iis beantifu aud healthy stus2n
being at the entrance Of the Hi gnlan the BANKS OF
Undsor Rv,r of which IL has commanding view render
iNery des rable permanent or snlniner rrslaene
particulars apply 10 Messrs. c. II. SAND Esl- 40: 20
South-st JAMES MARSH. Esq- No. 81 1h-aY- ana brL-
KNAP 4 GRIGGS, No 252 Wssangton-st- Ne'g-fofS' or
7. ST. GRlGGS, Cornwall.
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DOR SALE-A Farm Of acres. p miles from

i Bound Brook Railroad Depot and Canal puce $1,000;
ofit stu; three splendid aus Of 100 acres
each; thT farms OF dv each; ree farms OF 81 ares
tIclal good Improvements and near railroad fJur farms
% - ucits four faTus Of 8 Al sold
Houses and Lots Stores Hotels Tuueues and Real Estate
Of al kl.ds Call > VAIL Pacific Hotel, SitaEiays
fiOm II 10 2; other DAYS 81 flalned DVct- beautiful
tract ioi building on at Planhold TO he sid low
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DOOMs with STEAM POWER to LET

~ Fine light Rooms with good steady Power, let, in
the Dl Building, OF Center aud Franklin sts
Apply 10 w. A. ALLEN on the premises, second ho1r
frtfn 9 90 10 daily.
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CIIAMBERs and READE.sT, PROPERTY.

O-The undersigned is r,sdy to improve the property
know heretofore as the Manhattan Water Works Chan
and Reads square u about 80 feet and lease the
same for tenn OF years Parties DESTROYS OF leasing bnid
ing ssd 10 their business and permanent l0ca
tiOn, will apply TO me. SIMEON DhAPEh,
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Gonses 10 Eet.

DROADWAY STORE, No 627, to LET
ID The specous store 100 feet deep in the new marble
budipes near eeckers also Easements each 81 by
10 feet also Lofts and parts Of Lofts including Offices
Studies for artists and sky lights for DagueuiaDs
SEABUHl BREWSTER.
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tOR sAIE-At No 2 Barclay-st. next door
10 he As;or Horse-A variety OF 81 ard ocav. ro.4.
hire. JAMpl sftf,tsppi.an2ss,on
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yI,O RENT-Two Stores on broadway. above

l. S'ds.; do. 7thav., near 2j,het. large Bis'-
ut and Public Hall at No lOl Broadway; Apartments
7tL-av. a5fhs, aud Broadway, to small respectable
fsmfs five Lots to lease Broadway OF 5ltst
two do a6fhst, 8th-ay. Apply 10 X q. PIERCE
No. lCi Broadway
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EOR sALE-Ninc Lots corner Broadway an

- o3ih-st.
Seven Lots corner Gili-av. and 3athst.
One Lot on 7ih-si. lCO feet west OF Irving place.
Six Lots corner 6tlav and i2d-st.
Eight Lots on iist-si.. 100 feet from STRAY.
Three Lots corner broadway and Sthst.
Lots from SD to 4ctsts and 4tn 10 Gt-ays Apply TO
r. G.. PIERCE No. ]. iq Brood Az
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CONNECTICUT PIES.-MUNSON'S CON.

~ NECTICUT PlES-Mose than million OF these
ceebrat, Pies have been consumed in this city, whoa
speaks well for the article. Customers served daily throns
out the city Orders left at ~ Beekman st. or No ~
East 2lst-st, rear 3dev, will meet attention.
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the large three-story brick dwelling House and lot ~
fee No sos West 2lss dchgh>ully situated opposite me
Park OF the Theological SEMINARY, ~ perfect order
walls s painted plumbing very full and complete baths
wntr clcscis hot For key aud pcrnuo'
TO the house, apply 10 JAS. n WELLS, Esl- No 10
9fh-av; or 10 WILLIAM HARSELL, No. iJChf-si.
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CAIR HAVEN CLASSICAL and MATH.
ERENCH LANGUAGE-Prof GERARD

invites the attention OF young Ladies and GsGti men.
who wish take lessons their resdruce {, his
Circulars which can be had a. No II University place or
Ny Lockw DDS bookstore vi the JaitoT OF the New
Ork University.
b Cs,-s in French for young Gentlemen, viii also
be head very evening 70 the Chapel Of the
Uuiycriifv Success guaranteed and references given
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ITO LET on BROADwAY-The new and

xaeicEs Store and Basement admirably lcca; d on TIE
& f. corner Of broadway and Br0omert. Apply to ID
MILL}R No. les bOwery.
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Tor SALE-The two-story House and Lot

i pleasantly stuated) in CumbeTlsnd-s; Bro1Syn six
hOu north of Laaye,av the east side. On the hr,t
floor there psrlors tes-roOm kitchen bathroom
aid pantrs second Story. aud beTo0 also
bedroom the attic The mouse has been bu years,
and in complete ordei Tue present sells
quence Of removing out of the State lnluirc of NJ
GOODALl., ninth house north, IN same street
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I ANGUAGES and Observation-Disclosures

rfr 70 and modern Languages also n ancient
and modern History, by CHARLES kRAlr>ER NJ d.
Pupils wed Ne. 69 Bioadwsy stuyv-sint Institute,
room No. l8. Lessons giyrn at private houses
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pOARDING.SCHOOL for BOYS-At STAN

ID urd Conn., I. d. NICHOLS, Principal; terms : %
yer Crcul.r stating parcnais may be ohianed At r
Book store ~ Mcssrs RAiNOR 40 III B0wrr where the
Prnc pal ay BE- consulted the I'D INST, iFJrn %
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K INSLEY's SCHOOL. n West POM. will

n r,op,n the first OF Noyomber. References: Gen.
Scott. miied States Amy Col PleaslutOn Philadelphia
a Oakey Hail. Il. sands Tucker. aud W y. Cooper Fps,
New ak City; Professors Of Yale College and United
States Military Academy.