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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-10
ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auctioneer.
nEREMPTORY SALE of VALUA-


III BILE PROPERTY 18th, l7th 10th, 2)th and 2lst-
ss and on stav and Aveuue b. by order of the EIecqtrI
of the late Francis GRIFFIN.-kDRIAN II. MULLER
will sell at auction on THURSDAY, April Is 1852 at IL
O'clock the Merchants Exchange, the following described
valuable Real Estate, viz
lsav-3 Lots the east side of stav. = feet south CT
2Oth each 10 feet inches in width by 50 feet In depth
b Lots side of Avenue b. ~ feet south or
l7thst each q feet in width by as feet inches depth
l6ths9 Lots north side of l6h-st 95 feet inches west
Cd Avenue b.. each 10 in width by % feet in depth
17hs-7 Lots south side of l7ths % feet nehes west
of Avenue b. varying in width from 20 TO Y feet inches
and being in depth W feet
lh-.t-l8 Lots north side of 9tht 9 feet east Of lst
av varying in width from % % feet and being in depth
81 feet. y
2Oh-s8 Lots south side Of 20tht SO feet 10y inches
from Avenue A. each 2 feet in width BY ~ feet IL
Lots north side of 2th-st $50 feet west Of Avenue A,
varying width from 10 feet 10 inches to 20 feet nchesand
being IN depth 90 feet
Lots north side of 2Oh+t o6 feet east of stav varying
in width 20 feet 10 inches q feet nces and being
in depth w feet.
2lssl5 Lots south side of 2lss, 96 feet east of sav,
varying in width from 20 feet q feet inches and being
in depth % feet
Ters-Two,hrds of the purchase money may at the OPP
ton purchaser remain bond and mortgage Tor three
years per Maps may be led at the office OF the
Auctioneer, No. Wall-st
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CHOICE FOREIGN and AMERICAN

~ BOOKS.-AUCTION SALE-GEORGE T. PUT
NAN Publisher and Importer, No l55 Broadway will
the Isl of Nay to No 10 Park place where he will
continue his publishing and importation business His present
retail stock will be sold by LYMAN RAERDON, at their
Auction Rooms No 81 Broadway, the evening Of the
18th inst The important works included IN the sol
lection will remain view at No l55 Broadway I'LL the
time of sale They comprise among others the following
Layards great work Nineveh large folio plates $50;
SCOTS Life and Works SO vols calf ex $3.50; knights
Pictorial History Of England vols 8yo Russia; Roses
Biographical Dictionary, IL vols 8yo. Humphreys llunn
atoms Of the Middle Ages folio 500; Bohns Classical Lii
Americana $50 fine plates vols 4to Asncogns History
of Art folio; Shaws Decorations Of the Middle Ages vols
Gvo Pickerngs Milton, vols Syo calf Antiquities
Maxcsnes numerous plates folio $50 Hogartls Work.
ou So; Royal Guns Of the GaaIies of Europe, vols,
folo t45; The Vernon Gallery, Alto, NOR e9o; The Wkle
Gallery, 4to NOR SIS; The Abbosord Edition OF Wayery
Novels ~ vols, illustrated
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B. A. Chiffon, Ausrolieer.
DER EMPTORN SALE of 50 Lots and

Cores Of Lott of (round located Sd aud 4h-avs and
Sod sxh ard qlss loskvile, II the l2sh Ward OF
the City of New-York. COLE Chiffon viii cell az
auction TUESDAY, Apr - 1885, at u O'Clock At ths
Merchants Exchange the above described building lots b.
longing Eleanor D. and William Harrs This property
has elevation above dewster OF between IS and ~ feet
and commands extensive and picturesque view Of the
Eass River. the Sound and The State Connecticut aud
Wesshes,eE County AID IL believed Is unsurpassed II
eQualed for rspectsbe residences by any other situation be-
tween 4ss and Harlem. large poTson OF the purchase
money may remain houd and mortgage at per cent per
annuI, for three Yeas desired All axes and assesneets
ofthe peIty are paid and the property VIII be entirely
,ncurhe when the deeds are delivered
A printed abstract Of utle, by T. A. 5. r. Cowdrey
Escs No o. Wast will be furnished every purchaser
on the day Of sale Far maps and particulars apply the
enctioneers. No. 3 Wall-st. tfSl
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B.A. Chiffon, Auetlonecr.
A LECTION SALEof LOTS of GROUND

IA on 3oh 5o SD 5sth 43d s9th and 9Oh,sts, and on
8th-av--To be sold at auction by COLE Chiffon, on
WEDNESDAY, April a. 1852, at IL O'Clock at the Aer-
chants Exchange, New-York
On 38lst-S Lots OF Ground on the north side, beweea
I'd aud 3daya
On 5ohst-S Lots of Ground the south side between
9Th and 7h-ays.
On 5thst-6 gore Lots Of Groundon the north side, be
tween 9Th aud 7th-ays. 80
On 5dst Lot Is be about Is feet the souh side 100
feet east of .7h-av. ,
On 58th-sti Lot of Ground, 2oxOO feet on north ade
$50 feet west Of 7th-av
On 89th6 Lots of Ground each 25xloo feet inches on
north side of 69th-st. between 9Th aud 9liavs
9thst-8 Lots of Ground each 25xlOO feet inches On
south side of 90th-st. between 9th aud 9th-avs
Sth-av-l Lot of Ground 25xlOp feet west side OF 9th
av, between seth and 9othst
4Sds4 Lots of Ground the south side OF sd st. com
mencing OF av each lot 2x 100 fet5 inches
TFRMs-A large portion of the purchase money may
main bond and For maps aud particulars apply
70 the Auctioneers, No. Wall-st. tHa
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HENRY r. LEEDS, Auctioneer.
EW and SECONDHAND FURNI-

IN TURE, Carpets, Feather Beds, Mattresses, China
Glass and Plated WaTe.-HENRY T. LEEDS will sell
THIS DAY l0 o'clock, large assortment OF Household
Furniture removed for convenience OF sale and sonss OF
Sofas Chairs TtteaTetes Rockers Mirrors Brussels Three
Ply Ingram Carpets China Tea and Dessert Sets Feafh
Beds Mattresses Pallsses Straw Beds, Windsor and
Cane Chairs Extension and other Fables Sale peremp
without resaId weather. for cash Catalogue sae
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NJ B. BUTLER, Auctione er.
HT1RT &c ADMINISTRATORS SALE,

IL On TUESDAY, April IS, at IL o'clock at noon, at
corner Of 57thst and Broadway the effects Of Samuel g.
Hicks deceased consisting Of IA Mch Cows Wagons,
Horses Sleighs single and double Harness Feed Tubs
Min Cans Shoyels and Forks Flows Wheebarrows &c.
Also Household Furniture Sc Also two Milk Rounds
Terms of sale cash By order of JAMES $. THAYER
Public Administrator, No Nassau-st.
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HuHBERr & KINNEY, Auetioneen
nEREMPTORY SALE of EURNI-

u TURE.-On TUESDAY MORNING, 18th Inst, at TOT
O'clock at No las Futonst Broadway by Catalogue,
all the Furniture contained IN said store consisting OF
wood mahogany and walnut Sofas and Tee-aTees spring
Parlor Chairs Rocking and AnnChairs mableop Cen
and Side Tables Quartette Card LADIES' Work and Fan
ey Tables Bookcases Wardrobes Hat Stands marbetop
Dressing and plain Bureaus and Washsands French Gothic
and Cottage Bedseads Mattresses Paasse painted Cham
Der Furniture &c. &C. all of which have been made for ciy
retail trade and will be sold without reserve, the
tending to relnquh the business Terms of Sale Cash
City funds purcl to their goods the day Of
morning subsequent to- the day Of SALE Catalogues at the
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MOREHEAD'S MAGNETIC PLAS-

lVa TERRIFIC greatest sIrensihener and paiu-desiOyor
ever deoV cred and the cheapest aud best Plaster N tho
World Put Up in air-tisht boxes Each box VIII make
20 eight plasters, and ay child can spread them Price
euts box
Pain cannot exist where this Plaster il applied It
sreat STRENGTHENING plaster giving tone % all TIE and
inyisoratius the entire system
Absorbent Plaster. causing copioes pecpirsoa,
whsh thus enables the numerabe pores OF the body 70 aA
sorb its virtues while it extracts all pas.
Itsasreat Nerine Plaster, owing to the wodeous vtS
tues Of the magnetic influence p0eseS aud therefore
Of surpassing value in all nervous dlseaes
Ia short. it strengthens and vtazes the whole system
equazes the circulation Of the blood, promotes the
tons and health and vigoT to the SICK aud de aed
The Magnetic Plaster is the cheapest and most valuable
remedy the world and IN all the complaints and
disc which il recommended, s worth insstz
bic aud lie price almost nothing
Let he remembered that pain cannot exist where shs
Plaster is applied
Ii 10 exceedingly pleasant and agreeable IN lis and 10
free from all those objections attached to the generality %
placr Ii warranted 10 MAINTAIN It's vifsso Tor years And
70 keep unimp paired IN any climate.
Price Is cents box with full directions.
Manufactured by the inventor aud propuetor,
d. c. NOREHEAD, N; D. No 1872 Broadway, Ny.
For see all respectable Druggists and dealers In seEulns
medicines throughout the United states.
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Sales bn Auction.

ANTHONY J. BLEscxss, Auetioneor.
UORECL OSURE SALE of the VALU-
ABLE HOUSE aud LOT No. 2ie West aoshst, and
lot on rear OF same with the Bsns thereon front,
~ GA z.stst. al a.els a--ANThOhi J. bLt.nCkEk
Ufas sn 4 sastipn, - THURSDAY. Apm - ~ y y
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ANTHONY j. BLEEcKER, Auctioneer.
IN ESIRABLE HOUSES and LOIS

Hand BUILDING LOTS on Myrtle aud Carleton avs
and on Adelphi-st in the City of Brooklyn at Auction
ANTHONY j. BLEECKER will sell at Auction on
SATURDAY April H. at IL O'Clock at the Merchants FIX
change in the City NewYork the following property y.
ON CARLEros-Av.-The twostory frame House ana L s
situated on Careton-av 90 feet south OF Ayreav ana 20
iween Wloughbys st. and NyTtleav- Brooklyn The house
n q feet by 20 in depth with basement ana cellar ana
two story kitchen the also piazza lhclosed vi
Las The LOT Is front and "a feet 10 inches rear by
from 88 feet in depth pleasantly located one oiocA e'
of Wsshington-psIk ID
Also two valuable brick Homes and Lots on the east ade
of Adephs 90 feet south of Aygtleav the lots are escn
Is feet by feet in depth One OF the said houses - ei
by SO feet inches in depth being three stories ana aIc
with cellar containing many finished IN sy
with French glass marble nantes saies all IN good order ana
Lult by days works with l2nch brlck walls The adoin
ng hose is built in the best Style belug IA feet ny 80 feet
inches in depth the main entrance being on the side na
finished with circular stair cases. finished IL tine style ana I'll
III good order.
Also three building Lots on tho south side OF hyte-sv
between Adelphl aud Clemont sts Tor svenue ana IN o
OF the last-naned houses aud lots rms properly IN
good neghborhood and pleasantly located being near AL
nrpark and on the Fulton Ferry stage route stages passing
every five minutes the day Terms liberal u tle pu
chasers For Maps full particulars apply To Vie
Auctioneer, No. Z Broad-st. tl,oot
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ADRIAN H. MULLER, Auctioneer.
GALE at AUCTION of VALUABLE

- PROPERTY on PARLIAMENTARY H. null
LER will sell at auction, o. WEDNESDAY, Apnl IA,
1852 II o'clock ~ at the Merchants Exchange, the io
lowing described property VIZ 80
Ffthay lots situated the eassrly side of the hav-
commencing the northeast corner OF S2d each 81 ieet
Q! inches in width BY 100 feet in depth .
Ty-seconds-2 lots situate on the portherly nae OF
s2d adjoining the above lots the each p teet IN
width by 8 fcet inches depth Maps be had az the
Office OF the Auctioneer, No. Wal-st- tl,zs4I
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TTYnROXYOEN and Sun MICRO

SCorE, exhibited in tina Mechanics Institute build
~, t. and miracles Of nature without having The
.xhvton of this wonderful Instrument aud its astonishing
.saufps power Deterrent dOls OF water Win its thou
~r beings the heaurta colod dust OF bnter-
80 Wing several parts Of remarkable Insects the ns-
rns of !. drop Of blood crysiazaons of different su-
- and variety Of the curoses 20 be zen every
- - ss<hn ne irosa q Sleek A NJ ami Monday aud
nrsHy csrlns. ceock BY the uneaaaed sslsa hight
- a admission Is cents chidrcn haEnce. Extrad-
~ "R@eu'" WV '''' i~P'S " {. sPIEss CO.
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DUBLIC SALE.-The subscriber will
IL offer at public sale, SATURDAY, the lat day OF
Nav next l2ocock NJ at Browns Hotel Elcotfs Mls
Howard County, Nd all that part Of the welknown Farm
Wsvery Howard County, bang the residence Of he late
Governor Howard which was allotted to his son Wilia1
Howard described or ne plot OF sd Farm now rseonas1
nnos the land records Of Howard County Lot No.
No s containing about - acres Of land or lees
This land IN Howard County about 10 miles from Balri
more being about miles from the Fredeektown Turn
pike and about mile FUN the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road al kaoyiile about 100 Of it wood heavily
tmbered II il well supplied with springs and running
water; with good lime kiln and abundance limestone.
The so naturally of tine quality, and the whole farm
readily be made proaslye any other the State Of
Maryland
The butter made at this farm hs always had prompt es
at the highest market pTice.
The farm perfectly healthy, and IN of the best neigh
borhoods II the county
The terms Of sale viii beone<hird cash the day Of
ale, and the balance in equal nst&eats in and
yea-he whole 10 bear from tue day of sale The
credit be secured BY sese the notes u
the purchaser with approved security.
Personal written application may De made ISAAC
c. ANDERSON, Esl- AaTrottsvie or WILLIAM FROST,
Esq Woodstock Howard Co. 70 the subscriber AZ his Of
Gee WA. II. g. DORSEY,
AttorDey-at-Lsw, No 81 Fayette-st Baltimore
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UCTION NOTICE.. COTTON

would remind his friends and tho public generally,
that he has made alterations and mpoV
IN hi. store and has the very largest Furniture sas
Rooms in this city being = by O ieeI ana running through
nom Beeknan 70 Annsis He prepared TO receive
Foods from families and others for public or private sale
He viii also attend TO the sales OF FURNITURE aud other
goods dnrns the residence of parties VINO may
wish 10 relnqaish Housekeeping n. H. Goods OF al knas
bongh petccd Stores Nos So Beekman and 81 Antlst
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HENRY II. LEEDS L Co, Auctioneers
~ r EE n II o L Sc PLANTS, &c

NJ HENRY H. LEEDS CO. will sell at auction
SATURDAY, April 10 aud MONDAY, April u at
O'Clock each day at No. 6l5 Broadway and FRIDAY,
April L. at ii o'clock sthav cor ll6thst Hagler
Extensive sale OF Greenhouse and other Plants and Shade
Trees &c The entire stock Of exots plants and trees OF the
well-known florist Mr.. r Dunlap (who il obliged to
move on the ls OF May consisting OF aGrcsna exces sa
eas large and small csnes ia every variety cinneraAS
eyicas hvscynths in siaSsa~ snQrs nd @s~- = -
Hover for greenhouse and outdoor culture rnododou
drons &c. &C -
Also leo atanthus streets and ~ 600 English
hawthorn for hedges with many fancy ARTICLES IN that line
Persons wsnnG attend the sale Harlem viii tnd en-
TIA the Harlem Railroad Depot 25thst The
cars and Harlem and Bloonngdae stages leave the Clty
Hall every hour during the day
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I.EON az FONTAINBLEAU,

NTAPOIEON at FONTAINBl4EAU,
IN March 81, isl4-THE EVE OF HIS ARDicArioN.
ssiu~d bv Paul Desroche-The exhibition OF this world
s~~.sn Enxad France and Germany BY halt mloa
pcu Is open Snyvesant Institute, No CT broad
vny Open from A. A. 10 10 L. NJ Admission - eens&
Chsldren halt pricc.
ATTLER'S COSMORAMAS-Fi
~ Series--Exhibi,ed conner Of lS,hst and Broadway.
Oren trom A. NJ till 10 O'Clock p N Admission > cents
These works Of CONSIST Of collection OF VIEWS Of
EuROFE, ASIA MINOR SlkiA. iiE HOLY LSND;
PAINTED in oil By Prot SAttleT.
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Goal.

TOAL.-The subscriber has IN yard a
full surply Of Anthrace and Btasneons Cosls ooa-
,,st,px OF Peach OTvhar BLACK Heath iehigh Hsxeto
Enssh Camel Liverpool Orrei Cumberland, Sidney--el
~ which l. warranted 10 BE- Of the hes; quality Delivered IN
he beet order and sale at the lowest make rses
JAMES L. WORTH NJ. "a Broadway,
and $:hs. corner Of Thompson
81 PER TuN.-Peach Orchard osh.l, red red
~ II ash Coal Nut sise screened and deINercd rom
Yard an excellent article for small stoves furnaces COOKING
stoves or manufacturing puTposes Also - per tan, e~st
quality Peach Orchard, Red Ash, stove and esq sac.
crcened from yard at No i07 Anthonyst near broawsy
COAL.-I am now discharging several
csrsoes Of the best quality Of Red Ash Stove Coal
~hh vii sell 70 dealers and others If - - per tn fn
vessel aud will deliver tm vessel al 81 75 from yard,
Is so PETER CLINTON, cor. hins and Greenwich add
Goerrk and Rivngton sts
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HXECUTOR'S SALE to close the Es-


~ tate Of an Underskers EstabhshmeHt &C aud Of
fSe Valuable Premises in Canines lat the head OF Harck
srl o Leruy-st; the lately belonged % and was
u.eS nv Mr. John Mace, deceased--ANTHoNf J.
BIEtkER Aucii1eer viii sell al auction at Nos 70 and
n Carruine-st on TUESDAY, the ath VI Apn iSo< al
lo O'clock A NJ the valuable Lots aud Buildings known
Ns IS ana n Carnne-s; and Leroyt IN the rear OF
the same Also the LOT and BUILDINGS on the north
s,de OF Leroy st. heing al the premises owned and occupied
NV ,, lasr 1ohn Mace as an nierakers establishment
Ibs properly part freehold and part essehd aud WI De
SOLD w1 she entirc stock consisting OF all the eons aut
aQ hearsx with pumes pals and other paTapherienA
ana "a fine valuable horss wagons cosches seshs ~c ~s
Asa tne enrre CONN ain1e 1iasnrans o. slis
hogsny, walnut pine, Nc, nc
Aa the Chandelier, and store furniture. and tares
lots in OAK Hin Cemetery, Rowland Co Aso, syaaiI ades
Cslmine-st. Cherch. !.
may remain on mortgage Of the property The peeo2a-
prurerty 90 he paid oT cash and approved notes.
Further particulars be obtained application 10 simon
Shrder Al Ne 46 l0thay 70 Wlghtnan Clark A.tor-
news Sc Ne ia5 Broadway, tFrankin Buildinss where
mars aud catalogues be obtained OF the AucToaeer
Al No Broadsf on and after Wednesday l4lh April 1852
The real estate horses carriages and harness VIII be sold
at II o'clock A. NJ precisely Of thai day Sale peremPtoy
and without reserve Possession az once.
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CTANDARD ROSES at AUCTION

NJ NEWELL & co. will sell on TUESDAY, 18th
inst at 10! O'clock at their Salesroom, No Nassau-s
Wall choice assortment of Standard Half aud Dwarf
Roses also, fine collection Of pot Plants such and
perpetual Roses from the wekpown establishment OF j. ID.
NANTEL, corner Broadway and 46thss
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HALL, Mornings
IEW. ORLEANS OPERA TROUPE

IN UNPARALLELED SUCCESS.-Society Library
Rooms crowded nightly, witness the DRAWlNG-RoOM
ENTERTAINMENTS, as given by the above Troupe, which
comprise fifteen talented vocal aud instrumental performers
capable OF illustrating the Poetry and Music of all natoIs
DUors oPcn stccuimence N a. Abundance % cents-
SAMUEL s SANFORD, Ma,sSvE.
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ID. S HoCcH Auctionser.
HNHIS DAY, at 10 l-2 o'clock, A. NJ,
l. at No 81 Beeknarst. variety Of secondhand Fura,-
pets stoves oil cloths bureaus washs.sns ki,ch- f,i
ture &c. ALEC, large assortment of new Furniture OF
every description, IN Mahogany, Black Walnut and Marie
Also hsir and Husk Mattresses. Also few new Carpets
len from yesterdays sale English Oh Cloths &c Sale pos
tive, Tain shine.
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Il Gentleman aud Lady and small child, seryant4
IN some clean, quiet location uptown, Ia connection WITH
gentoel family at rent not exceeding S75 3Al
Two and bedroom with hot and cold Croon second
6oor and bedroom elsewhere indispensable. No
bseement wanted The family Will be absent months
after goth May. Any family desiring quiet social company
will find thus worth attention. Address A. X. b. Tnba2o
Office.
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no MANUFACTURERS.-The adver-

tiser being engaged in the retail Hardware business
10 good in the lower part OF the CITY, and having
ruune spare ROOM would Ike 10 meet with party nanufac
tuning or 10 manufacture goods that would combine
with the business note addressed 10 D T., Tribune
Office will receive prompt attention
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no LET-Front Room and Bedroom

VNO LEl-Fr0nt Room ana bedr0Om.-
II small quiet family, without children, Will let 20
Gentleman and his Wife, without children, or 10 SINGLE
Gentleman front Room and Bedroom in Of the best To-
cations in the With ard The overlook open
square and very desirable Breakfast and Tea FOR tho
Gentleman except Sundays Those IN search OF quiet
home Will fld this opportunity ReeTesce required
Address s. Box No. 2 i6, Lower PostOtis,.
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itv-For SALE q private Academy pleasantly staa-
"a p one of the suburbs Of this city, where there s no other
ssIect school ghe building where IT taught Is the
only one which be had for that purpose lease for any
perod of time can be obtained. Terms moderate; cash
6ownpoesesson gwen in about three weeks Direct TO
ACADEMY Tribune Office stating full particulars.
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N LYN HiGHTS, less than two mnutes walk nom
Fulton Ferry aud commanding fine OF she nver, can
Accommodate GENTLEMAN and his Wife, and two xnxls
Gentlemen with furnished unfinished rooms and partial
board tor Gentlemen very moderate charge To those
wishing quiet home and pleasant location the chance
rare one References exchanged For particulars, address
JOHNSON, Tribune Office
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NOR SALFLGEO. LADD'S well es-

tablished Jewery Store, No c'5 Broadway. Any ons
aving small capital In cash get great bargain - the
proprietor il about removing from The city.
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ROARD.-A private family, residing in
- West 7lstst, can accommodate Gentleman with
tparor and bedroom, desiredl and breakfast good
opportunity for gentleman wishing quiet home. Ad
dress s. Box No. l. l07 Post-Ofice.
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a GOOD FEMALE SCHOOL to be dis

~ uoeed oC peasanty ntuaed, Within an hOurs Inc OF
ErWYork Az excellent opportunity for person desirous
81 situation References required Address n L., Tribune
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ID OAR DI y G.-Cientlemen and their
I'D Wives aud single Gentlemen can be seconnodated
with Board aud pleasant Rooms Nos Is aud Fast Broad
way Also several day boarders. Bathroom, cold and
warm water. Apply at No ~ East Broadway
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ROAhD'-s tIoe:ieman and Wife can
Obtain pleasant II No. g East 25thst corner
4thsv References exchanged Also room pa ydcian