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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08
r .OOKING-GLASs AND PICTURE

IIFKAHE HANCFACTOHY, Nos q, 60 and II Voc
syth-st, New York gned, having devoted ks
personal aIte1ten for 70 the Looking Class and
Picture Frame buaness 10 fully competent, by kis
Hence TO execute work (of any cescrp.on IN Incl
that VIII give satisfaction 20 the particular Being
probably the largest and moss ertsnsive establishment
hs And IN tns county posssss advantages othsB
" vansy and effectiveness OF and the lons ssso
nhed and continual incrsase oftrads from all Da 0f tbs
Union with the may Improvements the aadersignsd hes
recently made IN his machinery enables him - sell his AT
hciss az less prices than other msncfctue aad 10
respectfully solics hs friends and the public gsaerhs
20 call aud exsmns his large assortment Of GLASS
and fictrre Frames previous 10 psIch ssing. .,.
On hand, Hofewood, Walnut Mah0zany and CHA xous1-
ing 81 ever description, and al ssghs for shipping
thsss snlsx xscs,wS a ',oosn .ss D.,rxts
box No. lol Cba.hsn, square Pos-Ofhcs 8. J. sDLsh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08

III Of YoIksrs ten minutes walk from the Depot at
shoe SAID farm contains hundred and aye ecrs.
in high state Of cultivation, and IN go I'd %
Theis Is on tbs premises good orchard Of grated r.,
good Rouse Barn and other out houses saidarm 10
well watered with springs in nearly all the lo,s-schoo
houses and churcbss Said farm wi be sold In
whole part of about thirty which as hne
site fr wena 40 il Westchester County. c)mmand-
re view OF the Palisades the North and Sands Poiat
op the East Rivers Terms easy. ,v
F0y farther particulars incuire Of GEORGE PARK,
Broadway and SIS. st. or of JOHN PARK, on the prsm-
Tucka All
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Batipg made easy
hURKEE'S BAkING POWDERS

- An economical, useful, suiek and cosvensat ar
having the swssts lghtes best and most tender biscuit.
bread, rddle cakes pastry, &C, &c imaginable Try m.
rally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08

HOU s 4 s on WASHINGTON
II SQUARE Cor SALE.-rhs two Houses, Nos lse
aud III MoDoueai s of West place,
built IN beat masser with modern convenience viii
be sold low, and the main portion
81 per cent Appy tn VALENTINE HALL, Ne. l6
Grsneycy park, East seth-st., NJ . A. n. orr P.M.
nor SALE-The three story aud attic
II House and let No $50 Houston St Lot Is b, lee ises
houss IS By So with tea hot cold and shower bh
water elosst aud furssce House we'll and sabsts ats
built and in good order Apply at No l7s ioh before
A. NJ, after y. n. or At No ~ waterst. VI
Dreal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08
WINANT'S BOARDING SCHOOL

w for BOYS, at Little Tsiry, nine miles from No
6osen !. snder the direction Of A. B. WINANr and
der twelve year. Of sse vii co.msnes on TUESDAY.
board tuition washing and msndng S per quarter FOR
circulars, please apply to MT <. P. kOBINSON, No. 81
Pine ST.; Mr.. W. THURMAN corner Canal and Yes
try. Sta, NeW-York
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TOusEs on FIFTH.Av., SOUTH

III BkoOKLYN to LET-Ana posses.aoa giysn on
or beors The lot dsy Of Msy ssr' fosr neat sna
tai huiit two ,tofy brick Houses win ~
80 sn;.b,as En- 5yh as. between lnh and lfh ds,
south Brooiiyn containing eight rooms = esea ,ass
cod cellar kc mmaEcng bezatiini p'ospect ava
sitw Of TIE bsy and habor Of New-Yors staten isaea
vriE from Hamilton ay Ferry Fort heAiny And oeaasi-
fu isciicn ,heT be surpassed for fsher
,nouire Of the builder on the premises or a Ne
s;isy Ee--York N b. Lines CT ssses pass By and
nesr the door. Rent. $40.
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WORK. SQUARE FEMALE SIENNA.

" WHY bVTOIlINb L ENIIl liz y LIVII4Nlk~
RY, New Haven Ot.-Ths Sunni er Term Of this In
stltutlon, will commence the FIRST MONDAY In
MAY, and continue twelve weeks 1t IL located In
tred and delightful CITY, and presents op,or-
the number Of Pupils is limited and they re.
ceve the instructions aRd immediate Of the Principal
e1ered them, Will be objects Of special attention
bs s h % ogu ni, ., Isuuy can "
Education also the Lstin German, and French langua-
ees and Music-undsr the Instruction of experienced
teachers Superior opportunities for learning speak
the French lassuags may here enjoyed. as Native
lars can be obtained at CLARK, AUSTIN &sMIrHs"
Rock Store, No io5 Broadway Of Miss NJ e. MORSE,
Principal, New Haven CT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08

- MoyrisaRis, tvo Heoees aAd Lots, caner Of Ford
ham and ltAst The houses ere q fees front and %
feet Deep aud contain each eleven and cellar IN
would b coed stand for Aasdvsrs merchant 10 fUe-
nsA building uatssiss. - . u the vicinity Of several
sev and aosrisAns vlssea Tor psystclsss inquire Of
ipstcn- sv an AA-W MsvpsaiA. % y. w. ABelAN,
Ne. s. Bssknaask, Nsw-Yskk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08
DIAPER HANGINGs Of new and beau .. :

= Cful designs. juss Imported by FRANCIS PAkD
90, no. Gs PsMl:st.. from the renowned msAnfac.o1
Z1bef Co Delicourt, and others Of equal smAssCs
ali their designs Of The ncheft Paper Hansng 49,
cd estressy and suitable to decorate the interior
Hezts Of the most costly Mansions and wbch We W.T..
shall be arranged and pat the walls by ssScner u sS
the entire sztisfscton Of those who favor ~
their orders Our Wholesale CUSTOMERS and the pubic ~.
End supply the most extensive. and tho prices w
- 10 b. ound els9wheye.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08
WILTON BOARDING ACADEMY

w This Boarding School having besa in successful
operation for i've years Offers Inducements sats-
oy character TO those wishing TO place their children
where theJ will receive careful and 0npeens manage
nen in tbeiI education Call for circulars No 76} Ne
los Chatham IT. New YeIk, address the Principal
ABEL WHITLOCK, Wilton, Counecyicut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08

"A two-sory and attic g0thlc Co,tsse VT Iou,
the secor with marble maBels and back stars Lo
ca-;on on Quincy. st. Bedforday Suation-no na-
ealces Distance half hours omnibus ride nom stner
Ferry Price 900 s. 90 oft on bond and mortgage I'VE
sears per cent Rent-S3o0 70 single tenant Inquire
New. Yoxk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08

- DIES.-THOS @. SLOAN princi pal Of the FAIR
HAVEN ACADEMY, (ner New Haven, Conn ycanrs.
ceve into his family eight ten young ladies, who will
enjoy every facility for acquiring thorough sad accom-
plt.hed education CDculsys With fall particulars may be
had Of p. II. W. WILLIAMS, No 50 Nassaa-st No.
3s7 West 1lst-N:, A. l.. HALsTED 4 SON, Nc 259
Pearl,sty JOHN MCLEAN. Esq. No. "a Morton st.
DUNN'S Bookstore. No ia 9Th. Az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08
NOUNTRY RESIDENCE fer SALE,

gm Westehester County sixteen miles from City Hail.
New-York, and wilmington minutes walk Of New Haven
Railroad station at Pelhamvie, splendid Cottage, con-
tanrg eight rooms paptes and closets attached modern
built complete and convenient in every respect barn and
well and other buildings four Of excellent land,
with even description of frSt The above place nfe-
rio none IN Wes,ches!er County and will be sold low.
Apply ON the premises to GEORGE y. CONCkLlN, or
NOM Ar MORGAN No Pine ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08

HOW.CASES Of Silver, German Sill
Svsr, Mahogany Pine. Ae. OF ever description Con-
SANITY hand and made order Merohsns snd store
keepers from other cities would find II advantage call
on the Subscriber before purchasing elsewhere he u
manufacturing the above articles equal IL SUPERIOR 10
any, and At lower prices than they be purchased at ssy
other establishment IN the city. RALPHs ANDERTON.
No i43 Grand st near Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08
NOR SALE--The superior Mansion and

u Stable on Brooklyn Hshts The house u aeSut my
wood and Oiled In with brick OF dousle
the usual thchness has furnace, ard Of the best
houses in Brooklyn for fsmiy wanting the comforts OF
room on the rst oor This hall 10 fourteen feet in width
With little alteration IL may he modernzed, should this
he desued. There view Of the Bay and City of New
York beautiful garden Toe stable Is OF brick with
four stalls The property will be sold bargain 80 that as
investment it viii realize from 10 10 per cent Title
undeuhsd Apply TO h. ROSfER. IS Conrtlandt ST. up
elalIf Immediate nnpllcatlon Is Necessary II wanted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08
DRO0KLYN PROPERTY for SALE.

- Tho handsome residence Of Alex. Underhill. ntu-
ated corner of Bedford and Park East Brooklyn
sstng Of frame dwelling 1ed in, covered wish cedar.
Qunby conductors carriage house stable poultry
house &c and eight valuable lots Of which mont on
Bedford av offered for sale The house was built
in 1870 the substantial manner expressly FOR the
occupancy VI the owner and contains IL rooms besides
ba.hns-room balls end cellar The garden has about 40
grape vines of the Isabella and Cstawba varieties with
aibo ard selected variety Of fruit trees OF years.
growth besides smaller fruits, all in full bearing On the
sidewalks large maple. horse chesnu and other
shade There three nes OF stages to the Brook
Ign fees Of which passes the door.hs others with
In short distance Price IF taken soop) So 3O Of which
$500 can remain. Possession Immediately desired -
Apply above, or to CHARLES KNOX. no. 1913 alton
st.. New-YoIk
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of SILvER-wARK
Drp GOODS.

LIZ VUUpSs
Spring SHAWLS asd MANTILLAS.
n has now IN stove q complete assortment Of neS
spnDg shswls of all styles asd Pnees a. vel ~ -.
tillas and visss, of new Spring Psrn psL' s vi ~
Tmmrrs 70 -hich he the particular attention o.
merchants and dealers before purchsnns ss s
cash OF approved credit
NATIONAL CADET CLOTHS, Fast
Weldon ~ on hand and for sale oy the piece
package by wILSONG HUNT CO.. Nos 50 ana -
William a. Mad
STARK DRILLINGS.-50 bales extra
- fne Drls lust received -Yor sale BY NESMfIh
4 Co. No. 81 Broad st.. and 50 New
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08

u situated In the beautiful village Of jamaica l.
TIE bedg good the cod sxceelt for farming and
gardening purposes the highest Of cultivation wall
supphed With great variety Of fISis &c with aimos
every convenience to render desirable residence a.
Be purchased for the amount Of in ths
vicinity ~ the CITY Of New-Hsrt. Apply -
a. McCOTTEH. No. i3s Hulton-sk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08

EOR SALE-The new genteel three
s.sry and basement brick House and Lot: pleasantly
located on The south side Of Caros west OF Columbia
e. South Broo kyn, within five minases walk OF the ferv'
with sub cssr gas and the modern improve1enfs Ap'
sy 70 JABEz CLARK. on the premises or ct NO 'S %
hlf.lsa-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08

EyOR SALE or TO LET-A House and
tachsd This a. srable location for boarding house
on private residence being within few rods OF the ids9n
River Rayoad depot. For further particulars nquIe9
M NJ CALEB. No 100 Broad st., N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08

1.-s of Greenwich Conn. three quarters Of nile
g., rs StS YoTs AID NewHsyep Railroad, new two
s,ory dwelling Howe ,; fee. By "a finished n "a modern Den.
~, riysp the first Of MAY. For psrticusrs inquire 81
the owner. VIA. EDDY or JOSEPH Z. BRUSH p. M
O.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08

II prooeYty - sA Irnprsyed Farm IN ore Oh M
etaes-A sre Farm siiosied q. the bead OF nsm ~
scr,, Of chojcs labd under bifh state OF
lar.e coubls house IN ,toEors repair caIriass
-. I'D .s.h ,,sbes fer two erceueEt Yea
coitsses private school house, barns, ieenoq'e
hoa,s nc The house With sorfion OF Ihe ixna. "
lad without the house. Comn1n.ca'ion WIZ w" ia
TWICE daily For particulars addres po.tp4q; ccrrr
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miscellaneous advertisements.

GOOD FRlDAY.-H Cross Buns on
~ Fndsy next April o. from N Ia the morsinE tll svs-
ming Mt TAYLORS No. a37 Broadway, opposite the Tab
sfnacle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08
VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY
NOR SALE or to LET-In Williams

- bu'gA about mnutsa walk from Peck. slip Ferry.
t~o story ard basement Brick Hoass we'll hnahed. with
marble mantes CRATES. SC. PRICE, IS SEQ The greater
part remain bend sed mortgage Rent, 5000. Is
Gth.st.
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WRAPPING PAPER.--5,00e Resns
~ E. s;s iSc.sssSsf g Co. ;.1 e. :. w y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08
ITO LET in BRoOKLYN-A Hor.e

" LIZ III nNCOhL MA House,
three story frsestone front, corner of Heary and
Range, &C.
TIVE Hsutes three stsry mastic 'front.' in Union near
Hcks-s - By 50. hnlsAed with Cas- unses Rance g.
Ins above ho1ses are within minutes walk Of tie Ha.a
Court and Clintsp-s ts 49, s''"
Also, two Houses two story basement and attic on ID
Az on stage route, nsar Ism 90 Govznua Cammnnes-
ton By Hamilton sv Ferry Apply to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08
A HOUSE and LOT for SALE-Tr

IA ths pleasant village Of Ne~-Durham. N: j., 81
mles from Hoboken. The house is now being flashed,
stories hie contains eight and is we'll calcu-
ated for summer winter residence SagesleAve John
Balls foot Of Barclay ct morning and afternoon. Also
in addition the above several beautiful Baildng Lots
Inquire of c. BOGERr. flour merchant. No. los Bar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08
EOR SALE or TO LET.-The beauti.

y
II fun country residence known rs the Graham House,
with Ca,den and out hud,ngs attached within and
q half hours ride from a1th st at GREENWICH, Coau.,
commanding one OF tue finest views Of the Sound any
where between New Ye,k aud Boston Apply 10
GEORGE WEBB, No. Wt Wooster 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08
DOR SALE or TO LET-Five good

II mcsen free stone Houses, situate On Sss-st near
Rroadwsy three stories basement and cell
Gar we'll hplsked VIII be sold Low vsy terms Tor
further particulars inquire at the NswYozk Land oce.
corner $50 g. and Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08
, eO0 ACRES Of TIMBER LAND,

e)ss(OV near the terminus of the Black River Canal.
Of kst With null and abun dance
Of water power for sale cheap ana accommoda ing
terms. eIchasgsd for CITY property For pacusrs ap-
ply 10 JOHN s EDWARDS, Carthage, or Of A. SHkR-
MAN, No. LOG Nassau 81 New York.
NOR SALE-A Farm Of 70 acres, new
u house barn. and wagon house, pleasantly situated
near the village Of Plain fed, N j. cheap and accom-
modang terms or exchanged for city property Appr to
A. SHERMAN, No. loo Nassau st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08

h TUTE, Citizen, Staten Islard-Princ pal Rev. 7.
TOwELL-Ths establish nent is conveniently located,
within an hours ride from the city Of the most
healthy and spots be found within the suburbs
Of York. The summer session commences on the LIST
MAY The Of instruction Includes English, mahe
MATES sion surveying and engineering French,
German. Spanish. Latin aud Greek feacng, military tao
tics gymnastics, vocal and instrumental music &C Lee.
lures on scientific subjects week. Prospectusss
may be obtain At the bookstores Of Sheppard Fnons
and Messrs Appleton, Broadway. The Principal eau be
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays M the Office
of Dawson Bromley, No q Wall.st nom to IL NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08

VVO LET-To family of not more than
Il three grown persons, without servant the second
for of modern built house, consisting OF two psrlors
bathroom Located within two uies walk Of the rail-
road and two lines of stages Good eersncs given and
required For terms. SC, apply to No. So East ad.st
rear lie xipgto
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08
mo IETto DAGUERREOTYPISTS

ard OrHERs-The whole or parssfsh sec md -uory
fan rsnt ,aIoopi Of the building corner Of Mott and
Chstham sts Chatham square with VIDE ana easy en-
trance from Chaih and the privilege OF sxyHht
The upner sory or the whole vii be let 10Y ma1uisc-
tTrrf Sus,ness and sa.esroom- Apply soJ HARsEN. Ns
"a West llth st
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no Nurses and SEAMSTRESSES
Gonses Uante0.

A FLOOR WANTED-With at least
"A four Rooms and Croton the same. Rent not TO
exceed S5s year. for very respectable private am
in house where only two families snd Ourselves would
occupy frem LIST OF SIay Not higher than both aud
SIDE Of the city preferred Address b. o Boz LAOS,
Post Office, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08

CASH ADVANCES, on most pleasing
" terms storage Of neychandss generally Jswoigs
and kinds Of personal property, the sane VI
bought out fee cash. APPLY 70 CASH OFFICE AGE ESS
No. IS Massau st.. sscood fooF. -
DIAPER MANUFACTURERS MA
No II Csi&A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08

ITO LET-To a small genteel family
walk OF the South Ferry, Brooklyn Address, with full
particulars. MAX, at this office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08
CPLENDlD COUNTRY.SEAT FOR

~ eALE-I now oGer for sale that splendid. rich and
subs ia Mansion and County Seat erected BY the late
Gen j. g. Weaver and situated miles north east OF the
Civ Of ct On NJ r. Zone OF the psaante and heslthess
cities in the Union. and within eight hours ride Of New
York Cy) Hdn full view OF tho City Of Utica.
Of Mention College, AID the fine intervening valleys OF
ths sauquot and Orskany Creeks Pure water pure air.
Gre garden ane orchard and all necessary out buildings
belcg to it, ALSO splendid Farm Of ITO acres Of the
richest Of the Mohawk Flats with good farm buildings;
VIC ud be sold with IL il desired Terms made easy Good
and productive property IN the City OF New York would
no, be refused In exchange for IT, For further particulars
inquire OF JACOB AHSEN No ~ west 18th ST., New
York OF of he subscriber on the premises -
Utica, January u, 1852 ID SKINNER
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BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS at

EMINARY for YOUNG LADIES,
~ NORwALK. Conn-The Summer Session Of MRS.
LOUISA A, SMITHS Boarding School will Commence on
the fra, Wednesday Of May For circaars stating Terms.
address the Principal. -
Mrs g. Tefeis with pleasure TO Charles Hoyt Esq. No.
SO wast Augustine Averfl, Esq, N. II South st.; u.
r. Chelwsll, EsQ, No &c Maide0-iane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08

OFFICE to LET.-To be rented On
NIths Let Of Nay large sxed basement Roam II pres-
sat occupied ~ such By Physician. Iaaas Of the fsy
e No. ~ East lotA-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08
EOR SALE, EXCHANGE or TO LET

Il,
handsome County Residence consisting Of modern we'll
built 2stey frawe house. with hard finished walls sliding
dooIs hall feet wide Attached good two story kitchen
and house. and also good bara and carriage house,
ssbie and garden with abor, Of land-Stuaed
In the village Of Woodbridge: j. % miles from New
York and miles from the Railroad Depot, and II mules
nom Steamboat landing, and I miles west u Railway.
communicates with this city by Railroad and Steamboats,
several times day the Churches Schools aud Post Office,
are within \ of mile. Apply TO LE00UX PAHDES-
Gus, No. IS Maden-lane, or to SIMEON W. PHIL
LIPS ON the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08
PRACTICAL BOOK.KEEPrNG.-C

-Parents wishing TO find
Et an InsntufisE In wAca good Greer n Esh.Snea y
..s nd spia secured ~ thsrough
rs,ac,,oa VII, De pleased ard served al the Commercial
eA> sol ONION JEsNrp. Pr.rcical-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08

DORDENTOWN FEMALE INSTI-
ID TUTE. BORDENTOvN, N. REV. JOHN X.
BRAKELEY. A. M, Pnncipal-Ths Institution for the
education of Y0uPs LADIES' beautifully situated on the
bapk of the De aware River tbs grounds Of the late
Joseph Bon spne, commanding the same splendid view Of
the liver and no surrounding country The srouods are
ample an ell shaded The Of instruction FULL
embracing all the srsrches usually taught in our best Fs
male Boarding Schools.
ExPBNsRs:
Boa,d and Tuition 10 common En- gh per Of smos SIS
Higher English and Mathematics - 10
Ancient and Modern Languages - rs
Drawing and Painting - 50
Music on Piano or Guitar - 70
Tie above embraces all expenses, except for Books and
Stationery. TIE Sumner Session commences lst OF May
For Circulars address the Principal
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grbools.
THE HOUSATONIC INSTITUTE.

THE HOUSATONIC INSTITUTE.
Il New Nitors. Conn. Mr.. and Mrs j. STONE,
will open BOAHDING azd DAY SCHOOL for ladies'
and t;snenen ON hay 10 1852, where al the soild and
orr ausn.al branches finished education NAV Do &C
CURED. Persns wishing TO obtain SITUATION for tosr
which will be taught by the most competent teachsrs IA
addition TO the Epglnh, Latin, Greek. Gesmsn. Ffencs
tsry tactics Painting Oh and Water csors. Drawns
E,edework or Muslin and Lace Embroidery 10 the ncn-
est sly on SILK satin. velvet, hair CLOTH orosdcloh &c
also of griIg the on the different KINDS ~
cloth Wax Work its different forms OF flowers and frut
slso Vocal ami Instrumental Muse. There 10 Primary
Department children connected with Il which VIII re-
the attention Of Mrs STONE IN addition to that
matreu and nurse The mos. careful atteation VIII ne
raid to their health and improvement. Terns for board
washing fuel AL lights, sso tuition IA the Ensush
the lsngusges breashes aad music extra
personal interview nay be hsS @ DIR. p sSGs; 9s
ard Friday g, EsIls,s Hotel PA. Nss Hss. ss.
Institnis New Milford Conn New. vfcrd 10 accessb,e
daily BY Tie New Haven and HousssoQ ka'lroads.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08

ITO LET-In Union place, near Hamii.
Il ton Fsny, South Brooklyn, The lower part of No
i9-eifht rooms The liver pan Of No. l-seven rooms
Apply to l.. TIFFANY, No. &c Libery-st., from to
clOcE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08

- HOUSE: % DanbuFy. Fairheld County, Connecti.
located within few rods of the depot ana
Of the Dsnbuiy and Nozwalk Railroads. newly b1ils
With all the ccnvenences Of medsxn hotels and y abun-
dainty srpphea with spring with for
heating the for bathing and ether purposss 10
person well qualified for the husfsss Of hotel Keeping t
bury. o. to o. b. TwEEDY, No IL Broadway, Nsv-Yofk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08

THO LET-A very superior Office, bed
II and pantry. at No. 3s3 Breoms st. Also tine
brick stable with TIVE stalls, coach room, and every
Bros me st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08
A FARM FOR SALE-Located about

THNM ON kJIAHI1- I1oCdVou "oVus
IN miles from the Hudson River Railroad Depot at
Crotop esd farm IS acres suitably divided mso
wood meadows pasture and orchards with az ereeent
variety Of fruit comfortable two story house large 6srn,
be Plenty Of coed fresh water Inquire OF ELI TIA
49, No. ISL Bowery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08

nNO LET-To a small genteel family,
i without children psrt Of story House No: 50 9Th So,
being tho fist occupied House east Of I'd Can be seen
from till O'Clock p NJ. Satisfactory references given and
required