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VHTANTtD-Pupils on the Piano. % a
w - ca S,,.,l,oDIst Aso lessons given 81 tner
own re,iosDee $40 quarter, BY an Enslah 'a'''
had peat sxpeT ce In teaching
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XATANTkD-A Gold Pencil Case a Mahfr
w "a good workman. Adde'S po, ,Lsis
X TRYOE. No. n Commsrcs-st- Phiiaeeipn@
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BROADWAY THEATER-E.A MAR

Id snAIl cole Les.ee-Profcssor ANDERSJNb hrd
70 a, tn, Broadway Theater will INST positively
tsse place on MONDAY EVBNING. 18th inst Farewell
visit to Newyork prior 70 bis deps-ure from Ins country
intro ne series OF Necromantc wonders that can
rot b. attempted or accomplished by any other artist bat
the Great Original Ward, the tsther OF hhuH Magic
hose extraordinary success without parallel ha log bean
vtited in New-York by 2uofoo persons Philade phia
1oetO0; Baltimore 90 900; New Orleans 10000 MobilA
Is 900: Nemphis Ie000; ST Louis $4,000; Louisville
$4,000; Cincinnati Sooe0-total $4,000 who have pro-
claimed him the greatest Magician OF the Nineteenth
tury He vii MONDAY EVENING appear 10 h 2
Magic Cucie giving bis Grand Drawing Room SOireea. Of
NATURAL MAGIC and EXPERIMENTAL PHYSIQUE
A1nis,isn q cfnfs.
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CAST MORRISANIA VILLAGE

Ia About so Lots vssyins u nLs tron A. eighth Of -
we TO ak offered for seIe the uof avors-
BE teEms Ten par down and balance before
tch iS These lots oecnpv very healthy and he1n6f
ocsnon near and IN f Of tho Ess River and In the
niedats vicinity OF the ounds and residences Of several
the most wealthy respectable c,fsssns OF
oeunt5 This yas- 10 wit the narsza RaiS-
tpply % d. WINToN. No frycp-rovw go HsrlsC
Railroad Oriea opposite the City Hal
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BROADWAY THEA TREE. A.

- MARSH ALL, Sole Lessee the MANAGEMENT take
pleasure In announcing that at expense they
have succeeded To securing the services Of that incomps
bic artist Professor John Henry Anderson the Wizard
OF the North, the mighty Monarch Of Miracles ~ho has
beer proclaimed by every court In Europe and by marty
million IN this country 10 be the magician Of the
nineteenth century Prof Anderson will have the honor Of
making the debu, Of his Farewell Jubilee Sore.s Myste
refuses Of Magic on MONDAY EVENING, July %, inst
These Soirees Fsntastques positively the last Of the
Greet Wizard In this sounty he vanishes i'm nedsey
after In his Wizard Skif TO South America where he has
been specially invited BY command Of the Emperor OF Bra
al
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HARMS for SALE CHEAP-Ono of

On 200; so scres Of 81 acrssboh the Rail-
road Depot good budiass OF IS acre. ncw h. use
and barn, So oi and Farm OF va
nous other ali cheap. some " be exehaased city
property IS suitable fer bull ing ots near he Depot
Cornmupicstion four tunes day With tbs CITY Call on y
VAIL at Pscinc Hotel Saturdays from 40 10 81 other days
at the Depot Plsnfed kssve Pier No North River, at
& 10. 4 and Of CLOCK daily BY CenLIs kailro.d
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NOR SALE-TwO brick Houses, Win
uastc fronts one Reins house with all the mod
en- improvements with marble manes and sliding doors
The one on the corner and dwelling Sour ~oy
high 3 feet deep There than three hocks
Irts in frat elias. neishborhood Bs2 900 can Isman
on bond end mor'gage Inquire Of JANIS ANDERSON
on the corner of Hoyt and Wyckos s Brooklyn, July 10
lS52
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NEW BOOKS PUBLISHED THIS

" DAY:
AHrCTOR ALONE: bsiur the I'd Psl. Of the Tso
FGfLsJs BY A6saus Cspe Emo Ceth 81, paper cover
LECTURES ON THE RESULTS OF THE EMIL
RiTION delivered before the Society Of Arts Mznutas-
@, 30 Commerce at the Suggestion OF H X. H. Prince
aIh,t Ono clo h 81 IS by Prot Soy, Eoyley Willis,
VB,n,sn &C &c. Euglishee .,, A., c..,, r
Al - IL az he Chesapeake. BY MRS Sou,hworth,
sSther the deserted wie vols limo Cloth s paper
cover IS ots. l vol
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VKTANTED-A situation by young
w Msn who speaks German Gardener or lsns s,e
trr has thorough knowledge Of sSdenlnf 30 \ Rsx
Of horses Beet ciiy references glYel Aee'eS
Nc AN, Poft-Onse
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and MONTHLY NURSE.

TEACHERS NOTICE.-TwentJ va
cspcies at L. Ii. WILLOWS U. s. School Agehcy
No @ Broadway requiring the best aides and Gentemen
ant Instructors in Music FreL sh Drawing English
the Classics &c Offering 500 go The .ht of nego
neeess Advance expeDs, and advance payments. Fee
on Der cent See the Circular.
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OARTNER WANTED.-The Invent

ors Of separate patented Inventions wish to dis
pose Of one-haf interest for s. 600 They
both In successful operation The article manufactured IL IN
general demand Profit 100 per cent The Rights Of States
have been sold lately as high $500. j. g. GILBERT
Ahouey for Inventor, No. sl6 Pearlst.
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OOUN1RY RESIDENCE fer SALE,

~ A bssutiful cnantTy residence on Lone lsasd ou
u-, from Wihsmsbugb coni ting OF shon haf IN sere
OF and u Of al binds IN sbanssnee shruehery ke and
everything attached % uake desisne Cend,oos and
terms, Inquire personally Of p G. BERRY, No ISI South
tth.g M1ilisnshufeh
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UypFEYpRESs MESSENGER, No. 4,

" hisdsy published contains hst o. 81 Ins
meas own organ anc they do their best 10 scses o
Ell the thirty States, the Cahsaas sna "a
Of Europe. Its reading columns are devoted " "a~ A
topies On tbs Pseise. Offse No, - WALTZ
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Within "a mics OF Hudson River Railroad DePof aoa
/! miles Of Bronxyills Depot Harlem RAILROAD Contnna
~ acres sf which "a IN woods son sspenofi
bindings new and plenty good add fruit sbsndant
View very fine but not 10 sight ofthe Hadson Rive, Ihs
,lscs under good crop and Improvement soDs rocts
Situation very high pnss very low. Apply sf No sfias
ureat stair
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lust PUBLISHED-THE NAPEO

~ LEON DYNASTY; Or, THE HISTORY OF THE
BONAPARTE FAMILY: BY the Berkeley Men
COMETS:
Origin fths Bonapartes
Itsly-Ct Tsioa-
Carlo and Leatia
Cardinal Fetch Brother Of Madame Letitia
EspoleOn-EmpeTor.
Me- Me, PnIL SSis. Expresses
Joseph-King Of Naples and SPAIN and Julis CARY
Lsciep-the Scholar and Prince, Christine boyer ana
Madame IubeIthtn. p.,
Iogs-King OF Holland and Hortense Beauharnais
Ierome-EinR of observation-disclosures patterson
Freo,rjcA Of WurtembeTg-tep Napoleon bonaparte-
Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte lid, Il. ;. A. .
Ehzs bonsparte-D Duchess OF Tuscany-Pascsi bscchioch
Pauline Princess Borshese and the Punce ocrgnese
Caroline Queen Of Naples and Marshal MuTaL
Eugepe Besuhslu ais-Niceroy OF Italy.
Young Napoeon-King of Rome.
Louis INSTRUMENTATION OF France
historic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF the Bonsparies Iops
Of the BesubaIHais Family; Surviving Members OF ''e
Bonapsrte Family. , L.. u;,4. R..
C,pFslosv OF the Bouapsrte Fsmilyfrom PTlvess ee-
ords fnTn he'd BY the BonaDate Family One VOL iAEe
Svo 624 rsees kmhehshed with p elegant fo!L avs III
tint. Henos ney and substantially bound frice % %
TIE above valuable work. just published has re seVed e
highest encomurls of abest reviewers and anAeo
sooEg best productions Of TIE day Every Library In
Au ne whether public private, should eostan copy.
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and COLLEGIATE

JPoapDING and Day SCHOOL tes YoVNSs9, , ,IIsi
TITmEN. seminsy-hil Ns~bgr,h Is,, h ocsn.d
r. HARPER, b. A. Prae 9alfpl'o p-sssion The mkt
On the t II may on he 18th q jay cr:ai.,s COD
tnins terms &c sy ee aSsdssy snsNe %
ton 70 the Principal, or al NO. -VV
PnkTow, Y. f#
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CLIFTON. STATEN ISLAND.-For

Ntse- eueins tots and Cottage eitsS peas tns ,1I.
Fo"s IN ne nos central sna d-s sbs e.rt Of Ccn. Tho
s'epuee are sesenty set ~de, ssi the pary Of
BAL, CITY, ard Nprows The exquisite drv-s ADD sats ,nd
bcrs 70 the vicinity Of churches schoos anS other adv -
tsgoa render the most attractive r-d. 40. IN th. nj m
borood OF this city The ferry aadins Y A ss,se
within half mile, Rot stesrnbosr dock viii be tmme-
eatey erected IN h0nt Of hs perry and the Aoas the
b WIN " VAN uAGENES, Posts Bulsinu Han
nv.r AZ or WIN McLFAN. stapletOn StAfes lsanA
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fouses hoante6.
Real Gstate for Sale.

AT PRIVATE SALE-Four Lots, on
~ and next the northwest Of 79hr and S1sy-
al frontnv on The avenue lots the north aide OF yt'
"a IS feet East 4h-ay lots the north side OF iZds
hs,wssn "a ard AHA lots and next the AT
corner OF Broadway and Sth ct All onanf on Di"anTsy'
Enr n,ice terms and further particulars epply 20
'' ANTHONY J. BLEECkER, Aue1oueer,
No Brosd1t.
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Amnsements.

NIBLO'S GARDEN--JoHN SEXTON,
IN Eanascr-THIs EVENING. July y ats o'clock,
OtERTURE....Nal d Adour...."........Ha eVy.
To Be followed BY the famous domestic Drama Of
THE TOODLES
Ioooles. Mr. Burton. Mrs Toodes Mrs Dyost
frsnh Acorn Mr. Howard MARY Acorn. Mrs SferIe't.
Durns The Piece, NORRIS DANCE by Corps de Ballet.
TO conelude with THE MUMMY
Toby Tramp. ..Mr B1rton Lary o Bstherhin Johnston
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JOHANNESBURG H-'rhis new VIZ

Il lsge, accessible several times DAY. BY stages ana
steamboats, sitrsred within ssht mice Of ne CRY Hal
opposite Harlem On C.rss roias and sashsag Bay near
sasorpoTL which sold readily last seas saS u ad
the scssgbe street, OF both psees ips-ct
ing eaSb ohsr-snd viii. rom Commanding staaaio.
AID distant period BE- ii the pae0 IA
th- viei.ity Of New.Yoh Tue lots vary fcom To
down and the rest 10 monthly nssAlmens Of $40, which
ensbeseury pepon, however circumsLanced to hecone
hls own landlord Being exceedingly healthy, and
views of Flushing Newrewn, Risers Island Mofnsans,
&C. Any peron wishing 70 purchase at the abov, are
requested N call the se where and every nfos
natirn will be cheerfnlly gwen. JOHN A. FLAMMER,
No ISL West lsth-st, between TIA sod seh-sys Ofee
haurs frr N 10 o'clock T. M and maps can be seen &C
JOHN @ FLAMMER'S No. 81 Mott St The So amer
Or ORGE LAW will leave slip AZ 10 O'Clock every
morning, for the above mentioord plsce. Mr. JOHN A.
FLAMMtR viii be on board the boat every day.
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II idence at Shrewsbury New-Jers-y, lately occap;ed
B, Benjamin Coes) is offered tor SALE The grounds upon
which are a large Der OF Fruit and ornamental frees
consists Of about 81 and situated Ia the center OF
tho town az the junction Of the reeds leading from Red
Benk 10 Long Brnch snd linton Falls that PORTION can
desrahe shape The land s all Of YER, superior quality,
thoroughly i'm e and m the highest ,te
of cultivation On the premises II Ia and c0mnodious
fams Dwelling filled in with brick Carriage House
and rsnary House. Stable large Barn with sheds,
Mood House &c There well of excellent water also
Brock with falling supply. t ha very Desirable
osee being in god neghborhood within i've minutes
wax of Meeting House. Churches Post Once and school
ard having daiy communication with thu city II New
York Posse be hal immediately For further par
uculars inquire Of WALTER COkLlES on the preniseA
or of MACY STANTON a. Co, No. II oroad-st
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Chances for Business Glen.

BOARDING SCHOOL for SALE
I'D Any person wishing to Turehase large and hourtshns
Boad School beautifully located and easy Of access BY
rOso steamboat with ample mrnodaonA leo housa
OutLudinss Horses and Carriagea lie may learn parr
eula, by addressing, post paid BOARDING SCHOOL, Boz
M l7ol Pos. -Ofhcs
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OURTON'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

~ -Dres. Circle and Parqaet, SOC Second Tier 10
EVERY NIGHT, Donetti's Comic Troupe OF
ACTING NKEYS, DOCS and GOATSi
:. 10 serious spd comic PEn,onsres &c, also
N. Won sPlNCAIEN the Rotary WONDER,
x.. The M,ch.1ssl MyrioTagoic Tablssux,
FnnNOkAhA Of BALBEC and KaIeidossOgical Iinsions
Sssnd yayea;le entertainment eye3 SATURDAY Az
fxhhooN, st 8 o'elosk.
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GLEN SEMINARY, SING

sING.-Mrs PATTEP SON respectfully anaoaacss,
in Of her schoo increasing she has removed 20
C,Ssr Glen IL IL beautifully situated The Huasoa and
IL f at7n is private an hsslthy. The Principal Ia, long
sen accustomed the care young isss and combines
i heg esisb isI ent the advantages OF school VIII 1e
nSs ,esrs-afov that sgs slC0 Music S. quarter
Teacher coupAtest 20 teach the French lsnknAs7 ~n
assist IN the general routine, wanted ilanedlssey
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WAY THEATRES. A.

D MARSHALL. sole Lessee; l. Fior, Msnsser-THI 8
LNENING July p 70 commence with the VsuoeyiIe of
LIZ CORPORAL 1T LA PAYsE.
The Corporal. M. Menehand AuheFnse. Nine pilot
INSTRUMENTAL AND VOCAL INrERLUDE
BY The Orchestra Mr. Dgust Mne Hnariot Nj D-bTi.av
Nine. Pilot, MI Menshsud and Nile. Della NoryelIr
10 conclude with THE WINDMILL
bsxes and PATqns Sec Family Circle and Upper Tier &c
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EOR SALE-An elegant free stone

LNUh LE-Hn eIeRHht TFt6 stUh6
three story and basement House finished 10 the very
best modern style with gs bshs Ne. dtuse In the snest
part OF Union-st, Brooklyn.
Also tostory and basement Gothic Cottage, with largo
yAo sraee shrubbeIy, &c situate In Bondst, ns Ar
schermeihon-st In Booklyn Alage Of the purchase
money on each the premises remain band and mort
gage.
Of Salisbury BeIkin 70 N y for sas or exchange In
quire of EDGAR J. LEETE, Coanse llorstLsw, No ~
NAV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-22
NOR SALEorEXCHANGE A House

Il with seven Rooms q d full Lot IN Williamsburg. for
sale bargain, will be exchanged tor small Farm,
(be quanit than tbs quaty will be eoasidered In
the psghboIhood Of New Yok Address stating location,
" T. W Ma 81 Waterst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-22
EOR SALE CHEAP-25O Baildipg

Lots and 10 onine with buildings foons nail
pu'c hssers with certificate ofncovpors
toa forever, under the usne Of the 4" WASHINGTON
SCHOOL OF INDUSTRY " With full power ~ purchase
ard se LANDS go~ds 40 receive ss dsvses 'es.ce. NC.
So th,s only FIVE reare and association
formed without expense Population Of Railway n j.,
shout 1904 10 churches Communication faro 10 cents.
Terms easy Apply at No Horatiost