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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22
AwRENCE SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL.

IL HARVARD UEIvFRSITY.-The next term OF this
RESTITUTION will open the first day Of March 1881 and
.ontnue twenty weeks Instruction By ectAtions, lee
ures or practical exercises according 70 the nature OF the
study vii be giveu IN
hstrouomy. by Mesnrs Bond.
Cbern,ry ANALYTICAL and practical, by Prof HorsfoTd
Compsraye Anatomy and Physiology. by Prot Wynn
Tprineering, by Prof Erstis.
Mathematics, BY Prof Peuce
Mineralory By Prof. Cooke
PHYSICS, by Prot. Lowering.
Zoology and Geology BY Prof Asassiz
For ffthfr information concerning the school sppes-
-; 80 he made 70 Prof T. n. H0RSFORD.
' ' Dean Of the Faculty.
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Umpire CITY LINE.-THROuUcrnp
~ TICKETS to SAN FRANCISCO e kEE ppss M
RATES, both for CABIN md STEERAgE Li.xssS%iir
UNITED STATES. 800 tuns w. c. Berry, CoarWa1x ,s
win leave on WEDNESDAY, Jan. q O'Clock ~ 10
.ssmsSip NEW-ORLEANs, 100 tuns, Edgar 49, -
Couman3er which win be in readiness q 80 ~.
pssses sers arrival at Panama, and proceed w'4'
law 20 Sen Francisco. .e0 "a LA
second Cabin Passeseen have Ssste Roors % - -
end ess q the ssms table q First Cabin: 4
United States disenbsrk sionsi3s the Rslroe1 "
Aspinwall free Of sxpsnse. te
For freight or Pass.zs ssP'yte, oursox =, eN~
J. HOWARD SON. Afsser
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GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS,

II M,
~ BEDS, MATTRESSES, &c a CRAwBUCKS No
Ss Grnnd st. SECOND door east OF E.sex-e NewYork-
CHEAP UPHOLSTERY and FEATHER STORE The
attention OF families about purchasing respectfully invited
10 the large and beautiful assortment of Beds Mstt.s.e
Paiasses Bedstssds. Gotta kc, al Of which have been
purchased a low cash pieces and will BE- sold Al such prices
- 70 make II an Involvement for all ~ call and examine the
above stock previous making their purchase Goods sent
sny part Of the city, Brooklyn and WiAmsburr free Of
carriage Old Beds and Mattresses and made over
w. CRAwBUck, No. $50 Grad st.
ID door esst of Es~x-x
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nO1JDAy PRESENTS large and vslu.

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.-A IaEgc anu , ,e.u
able assortment of wstches Of che noe. eeas9c Is
makers consisting Of Coopers Duplex NJ Ioo.S o,rn
fare cases Gold and Silver Patent aud Dessonea en1
Iepines &c. Also superior independent qaa pn,. IN an
Watches. The Rlohheu diamond poin,sa "''1 W.
per,or rod and silver cases. sold ONLY ~ o,r,,,.,
F''O JOHN Y. SAyAGE'S. No g. fnton-"'
Nnfrhft and Gold Pens repaired or ekenaneeo-
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WILLIAM Irvine Alctioneer.
THIRD SALE of DIAMOND JEWELkI

Il The Stock of q Dealer declining Business-WIk
LIAM IRVING < Co. will sell at auction. WEDNES
DAY, Dec r. at I0t O'clock at the Sales No. 10 Pm
st. Broadway Diamond Jewelry ali Of the highest
der and warranted IN every respect, consisting in psn
Diamond Chatter Rings. Pins, Brooches, Bracelet, -
Rings &c Single Stone do Arabesque Crosses NeekAes
&c, beautifully set in fine gold -
Gold limiting full jeweled Duplex Detached Lever ~
do, Lepne and other Watches; Go Quad and ~
Chains, Seals, Lockets, Keys, &c.
Also, several loose Diamonds weighing from II toy@
ats They can be examined with catalogue on Tuedsy
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CPLENDID FURNITURE-WM SNIP

NsON, No 50 Bovey. near sstsr<t, Msaufsesarrr has
on hand quantity ofsaperor Black Wanut and
reduction from pross usually charged for roods Of the sams
Description All srtces warranted in every spect 70 Stand
any furnace heat ke and knshed xocd ye a spy In
the city 1hose IN OF sood article sr respectfully
requested 10 call end before escwhcrs
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90 hobom it man Concert.

INFORMATION WANTED.-The heirs OF
DAVID 0IBB, heretofore repeatedlv advertised i2r,
are desrous of asceTninins the persons referred TO-
Eli cnmmuucste such information, the titles and dates
of the papers containing the advertisements to the u'S
her viii be suitably rewarded. 80
"e' WIN r McGREGOR, No 200 Broadway. N T.
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ANTHONY J. BLsEeKER, Auctioneer.
7 ARGE and PEREMPTORl SALE o.

ANTHONY j. BLsEeHER, Auct0neer.
I ARGE and PEREMPTORI SALE Of
IL SEVENTY NINE DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
on 18TH, nth, 18TH, 2VrH and INSISTS aud on AvE'
NUE. H., in the XVlilth WARD of the CITY Of NEW.
YORK, at AUCTION-ANTHONYJ J. BLEECKER Will
sell auction THURSDAY Dec 3 1852 at u O'Clock
the Merchants Exchange, the following valuable Rsa
Estate viz:
On Avenue b Lots OF Ground situated on the wss.
side OF Avenue b between 10th and 18th sts commene ING
IS feet from l7tlst.
On 10th and nthsts-i7 fine Building Lots 10 OF the
came fronting 6thst and ffontngo l7ths all lying
in body between AyenuesA and b. directly IN resr q
the above and commencing Us feet inches from Avenue
On l9thsAso 8 choice Lots of Ground situated the
north side of 18th between lstav and AyelGe A. COM
mencing 60 feet east OF lsi-ay.
On 20th-st-8 Lott situated the south side OF etbt,
between lstay and Avenue A, commencing " feet ob
inches west Of Avenue A.
Aso-l7 Lots situated the north side OF 1thst- be.
tween lstay and Avenue A, 10 Of tho conmsncal
II feet from Avenue a, and commencing lj3 feet u
inches from lstay.
On 2st-stAlso Is Lots OF Ground situated The soas
side Of 2lstst between stay. and Avenue A, commsDn
y6 feet esst of lst-ay.
The above lots are oil beautifully situated for immeias
improvement either for business purposes or Tor dwelling
The bch this property is situated ali psy
and 10th and 2h-sts severed This property is sast
III rapidly improving borhood, and Offers unums "
ducee nts for investment The terms will b. liberal 10 ~
purchasers and viii be made known on the day OF sale
Maps describing the above property be hsd Of ~
suctoneer, No : Brosdst I2l6jI
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piano-fortes.
furniture, &r.

FURNITURE for SALE-With the privi-
ese renting part Of geEteel House in Brooklyn.
mniy sbout GOING 10 Europe wish sell of then fsrlo9
BEDROOM and kitchen Furniture, Beds and Bedding mostly
new oeine bought duIing the past chance
tor those who intend excepting. Address note 10 G. T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22
T'ARM for SALE.-That valuable Farm,

EARM FOR SALE-Situated in the town OF
IL Fsstcheser the Of the White Plains and the
road leading TO NewRochele. within half mile OF the
Harlem Raosd consisting Of IS acres Of Land with large
and ubantial dwelling house barn and other bindings
and two large apple orchards For particulars inquire on tbs
I,ren.ises OF MICHAEL MEKEEL, OF Of j. NJ SMITH,
Of c mi and Hester-sis
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JOIN ii. AUSTEN, Auctioneer. a..
NNHE ARTISTS SALE.-A most valuaos
l. collection Of PAINTINGS the production Of
AMMERICAN AR1'ISTS

DAVID AUSTEN Jr, viii sell a. auction, At the Uss
Of the American ArtUnion, on WEDNESDAY, tS ~
inst, splendid collection of Paintings contnou,sSx
exbbsa to the pnbic x h. fonod Pictures b. C
Dursnd, Church. Huntington, Leuize, EdmondA hssS -.
Cropsey, Ranney, Woodve, Kensett Elliott, hiess M.
sitter, Rothennel Suly, Ggnoux. Hincsley. Csneny -
die Peel and Others OF ds;insuishcd A;cs ~
entire collection viii be cold without reserve, and WI
open for exhibition with catalogue, on SATrRDAf H'
until day Of GALE, a. No fy7 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22

ROARDING-Larg pleasant rooms to let 10
D Gentlemen and tleil Wives aud single Gentle men,
with f partial Board at the elegant mansion No IS
Orcve-ss. References required.
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STORE and CELLAR to LEI, also hght
- Room. with or without Steam Power near tne oly
Han NewYork AIso Houses for sale and 10 ie' IN
lyp and Morrisania. Apply TO Il - ...;-.
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WILLIAM IRVING, Auctoneer
GPIENDID SALE of FANCY GOODS

CPLENDID SALE OF FANCY GOODS
~ WILLIAM IRVING Co. will sell at auction on
THURSDAY, Dec. %, and FRIDAY, Dec. "a ct lo
Of So Ies' for Ss
days Psrsn Marble Figures Groups Animals &C., Plted
Ware. Tea and Coffee Sets, Urns, Teaketes. Wsten,
Work Boxes. Folios inkstands, Screens kc beautifully
inlad Bronzes Marble Goods French China, bohsmlas
Goods Chinese Goods, kc. They can be examined o
Wednesday. The attention Of the Ladies is requested
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY.-JERGEN.

w sen WAICHEs--Just received by the subscriber
very line Jules yerzensen Watches witt
iro-n him with each Wrh warranted perfect
or sAe al ,sss s.,sn the uniA. prices
yers perfect tirne~keepers -f ~ IL
Independent Second Watches and quarter.secopas far
timing horses. IN gold and silver cases.
Splendid Gold Pocket ChrononeteEs which run without
any variation
Enamel Ws;ches for lades
Gold and Silver Levers, Detached Levers Ieppe Du
PICK and all other styles OF Watches An of the aboy. a.
ale st less than the usnal prices 80
p Diamonds Diamond PiIs. Rinsh Earrings Finger.
lne Cod Lefins Watches. holes jeweled. ..s2s 90
inc Gold Detached Levers, fu jeseled. 80 %
God Enamel w atche-, for ladies IS 90
Gold unfins w aiches for ladies'. .......... IS 90
Gold Hunting Patent Leyen for gents. 50 90
ciiNtt rhten. Lcs efs- 9lJ 70 20 90
silver Detached LeyerA full jeweled. Is TO is 90
silver Lepinea holes Jeweled. ............... 600
and all othsr kinds OF Watches at equally low prices
Also, all kincs Of Gold Chains, pure gold Wedding Rnr,
gold keys and Seals gold Pens and Pencils gold and syer
Ihmhes diamond knss and PiIs Braceets gold LocSets
CufPins EsrkinsR gold and silver Spsctacea Breast,
Pima Fnfer-hnsa silver Fruit Knives sterins siIver
Spoons, Cups Forks kc At much Ices than the usual
prcss watches and Jewelry exchanged An Watches
warranted to teep good time, or tho nioney returned
Watches Cloeks and Jewsly repaired In the bcse manper
q much len than The usual priess.
0goRcg C. ALLEx
Importer Of Watches and Jswsy, vhoIes.ie and re.l
No. 81 Wallet
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SALE Of lao Fine OIL PAINT.

~ INCS, on THURSDAY, 23i, aud FRIDAY, 2kh, at
10 O'Clock, 1T the owners residence No 10 West stht
The entire private collection Of Gentleman obliged
by unavoidable circumstances to part with them He offers
thtm 10 that portion of the community which sufficiently
cultivated to appreciate and ambitious to obtain Of
the irs water only. Among those by modern artss will
be found originals by Regis 6ignoux d. w C. Boutele,
Dursnd Cropsey CIanch, Talbot Harvey Ranney aud u
c. Green, the tvore pupil Of Huntington, including tbs
NJ. Spencer OF foreign, there are SIX originals by VIM.
Brown, Of London by ia, uand, one by Wouyermas
one by Csadc invaluable Magdaen by Frsnlua Flove,
piece by Teller Fruit by Guiluime. one extremely vau
able Winter Scene by Cmsemsn and vivid likeness q
Catalogues, THIS DAY, from A. NJ. until 9P A
careful packer viii De IN attendance.
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Goal.

COAL for SALE.-TwO Hundred and Fifty
Nuns Broad Mountain White Ash Coal viii be sold low
J. 8. GAYLORD, No. 81 wallst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22

Il NAUTICAL SCHO0L-The next term viii commence
the ts: Wedne sdsy in January The number of pupils
limited 20 twelve, and the school confidently
mendtd being all parent desire. Address, The
PRINCIPAL, az Fair Haven, c.. r. A. SMITH.
The principal be the three last days OF Deem
Der st No 80 MuETay-s, from to 10 o'clock g. NJ he
will call any who may wish to see him. il requested By
note, left o. asYre.
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c,prCJP and GOLD DUST from CALTPOR.

C,PECIE and GOLD DUST from CALTFOR.
SNIA-NEW-YORK and SAN FRANCISCO STEAM.
snip LINE No. - Brosdway.-1he attention OF psrss
d,;ns r,tpIns from California in Specie Gold Daf ts
.%r,csed 20 the notice Of NewYoss underwrte ct Goa
DAVIS, BROOKS Co. General Arena.
NEw.Yoax Sept 10. isi2
TAI NEW-YO Rx AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAM.
snip LINE having arranged with Msssrs Garrison /
80. 20 fnrrsh specie guard winch hiss been deemed eat
csory nv m. gncd they are now willing 10 tski
nnrs1ce from San frsneisco 10 New-fotk ADD 20 nsks
,L reduction premium for coming under the Pre-
,,on of the guard Of Messrs Garrison fretz from Pan
- m the Atlantic has been and yet allowed
specie guarded BY the guard OF Mess hOaaen' haa'
4 Company r.. lS.n.5l zvs c,o.
CO. Nn,usl Iumrance Co., (Ssnedl ALFRED ocoxS.
New-f0iA 'i"'U tSisnedl T. b s,rrEsrawMrx
Commercial insurance Co. (Signedl DAM ~ SstrH.
Atlantic Mutual ms Co. signed WALTER X JosEs.
The sun Mutual Insurance Co lsspsd1 a; SsLsos
Inion Mutual Ins Co, (Sgned) j. L. LArHasr prest
Atlas Mutual InsuranceCo- (sisned) n. H. ossooe
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Gutlerp ano 6ar6ware.

AUSTRALIA and CALIFORNIA
IA GOODS.-MeTchanta Con panies and lndividHalo NJ
to ont r these can find full and complete assort
ment OF Miners Tools Picks Shoyels Hardware Cutlery
EDGE Tools Firearms. &c. &c at the old stand OF
CHARLES s. LITTLE, Nos. 81 and 81 futonst-
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CUTLERY. &c.-Sets Of Ivory and Dessert
JEnves and Forks and Knives only Trays, Polished
sboyels and Tongs Fire Stands &C. wholesale and RETAIL
Inv C. g. LITTLE, Nos. IS and 81 fulton-st.
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obstruction.

BOOKKEEPING, WRITING, &c.-Class-
~ rooms No. So Broadway NalkeT-St. HONS oil
CONNIE rcal Institute is 10 furnish young gentlemen who
have completed their general education, well as adults
who seeking mercantile poyment- opportunity OF
STAINING without loss of tune practical knowledge OF
those branches which essential 10 the acve
Of life. Writing. Bookkeeping and Arithmetic
taught by Mr. Foster upon sound and iadsPuabe PM
cries TO the entire exclusion OF the modern six or
twelve lesson charatanry; and students qualified to
discharge the duties OF the oOuHtng hoase in expeditions
and Superior manner
Gentlemen who familiar with the details OF baSness,
may attain undor Mr. Fosters instruction 3 competent
knowledge Of the principles Of double eoi in the short
space OF one week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22

CUTLERY.-Table and Pocket Knives, Scis-
~ sor and Razos suitable for Hardware, Stationery and
Fancy stores fine assortment for sale cheap 10 cash and
,hort.rune buyers By EDWARD DAVIS, Importer,
No. Patt-r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22
AIR WARMING and YENTILATING

AIR WARNING and FENTILATING
"A WAREHOUSE, No. 57l Broadway, New.Yors-
CHI SONS WORLDS FAIR PRIZE MEDAL FUR
MACE as recently improved and patented lie adapted TO
ali classes of Public and Private Buildings and possesses
worthy the attention of those in want of first
rate Ventiaiing Furnace II is powerful heater very
durable not liable TO repairs supplies large amount OF
pure warm air Free Contact with RedhOt Iron 1.-THE
re-pot being lined with heavy soap sone) economical in
the use Of fuel equally fitted for anthracite, b'uminons
coal or wood Ii has been extensively used and approved
throughout the United States and Canada and has met with
equal favor in England and Russia
Also four sizes OF and superior Portable FURNACE
VENTILATJNG SCHOOL STOVES
for wood or coal
PONDS Improved Cooking Ranges; Emerson's House
and Smoke Vsiitilators; Registers in every variety
Agents for the Mirror Marble and New aarblezed
Iron Works Gibson. RICHARDSON Co,
No 374 Broadway Newly ork, and Nos. 81 and %
Blackstonest. Boston.
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VVHE AVERY SEWING MACHINE CO.

VNHE AVERY SEWING MACHINE CO.
Il Having eonsummated their manufacturing arrange
nens viii few day be prepared 10 i'll orders already
the Office FOR exhibiting and for general Transaction of the
snsne OF se WI DC ~ NO nIo o coz ~
call end see Sew ing Machine Tor SIS that viii do all kinds
OF work. from the neateS cambria 10 the coarsos baggng
and although every other stitch should he cut IL win
rip nor unravcl Mr.. CHAS. NETTLETON, No. 81 Wall
s will attend the business of the Co. and give explana
tons touching the merits and utility of this truly wonder
of the age. Price ouly s25.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22

TOR SALE-Eight secondhand Locomotive
end Flue Boilers and Locomotive Boilers, at
the Fulton Iron Works, loot OF Cherry-st. .-
PEASE { MURPHY.
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Hlarbinerp, Sc.

pOILERS Three Marine Drop Flue Boil
I'D ems nesrly new 10 be- sold either sngy or together on
reasonable terms CHAS w COPELAND Consulting
Engineer Nc. 66 Broadway.
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No. 4sl Broadway.
ELECTRO-PLATED WARE from CHAS.
II CHRISTOFLE Co.'S Manufsctory.-Sole Agency

in NewYork or
Always hand for sale large assortment oil Tea sets,
Treys Candeabrss Forks and Spoons, and everything
which belongs to the table Serr-ce.
All these goods warranted superior by their nnfure
and plating to any other similar. -,
They both support high degree OF neal ann DC
replated always when used up
the nanufacarers marks scale and the name OF CHhlS
TOFLE in full which do allow to conoqnd them with
other plstings A OOohE' agent
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r. Cotton, Auctioneer.
"REAT Auction SAL f. offCR\ITtlRE

NREAT AUCTION SALE Off KNITURE
" and CHAIRS-F. COTTON viii sell TO M0RR0W
THURSDAY) Dec ~ at 10 o'clock, at the Auction RoomS
No 81 Beekmai-st tho largest stock Of Furniture and
Chairs ever offered sale in the City II VIII comprise
every kind and description of rosewood aud mahogany
or bed. room and furniture Also. Carpets Add Y
cloths feather Beds aud hair Mattresses OF
Aso AZ the same time all the furniture of family who's
giving up in this lot also without parcH
ariZng will be- found all the va.iods kinds OF good mihe
apy furniture required in housekeeplns There VIII also
sold at the same sale 100 dozen ocur black walnut
paror and Boston rocking Chairs all IN good con
IRON Que OF the best in the State Ths
sale will prove quite adyanta To those in the trade
well rs all who nav v.h isT ther own use Also several
counting house desks and three large Fro nate Mio1
in GOOD order suitable for pSrors The sale viii BE- per-
emItoy without regard weather and Catalogues ready
the afternoon previous the day of sale At pryst sale
building lots 9thav. aud fs-st. Will be sold at low
prices.
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Sales bp Auetion.

A. ~ MERwiS. Auetionesx.
DY BANGS, BROTHER & Co.-Trsjs
lDSales Rooms, No. Is Parkrow.
WEDNES DAI ENENlNG. Dec. y, at 6oeiocA.
EScLlsu AND AMERICAN BooAs-An ext, nslye coice.
ton Of valuable STANDARD works, many of which are ts
trattd: Annuals for lS53; Juyeniles &c.
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miscellaneous.

DROAD & LOCKWOOD respectfully INFORM
I'D their friends snd the public IN genera tnsI tnr M,
Esssnu-.t s r corner Of Ann-s. under the y. S.p
Bak where thew will be happy 70 see their iFend' sd
reiye eontinuance Of their patronage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22

PAINTING and DRAWING.-Mlle BOT
i TENTfNT from Paris having conssa~rsS,s exp>ri
in teaching. he's commenced Of instruccn ia
thor bfsnchc. Cor young sies She r~ceives them on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, rom 10 10
" O'Clock, ct her rss,aeaes No. Sss Hoaseast cosnsr
Il Crvsbys,.
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EAsT MORRIsANIA vILLAGE.-Sccond

II avenue Railroad-About $50 lots yet for sale-Terms
ten per cent down and balance before the Nth March,
ls-Tbese lots occupy a very healthy and beautiful oca-
ton near and in full of the East River and in the lm
mediate vicinity of the residences of several OF the most
wealthy and respectable citizens of Wesceste County
Also fine fishing within quarter of mile. The Morrsana
Branch Railroad already built passes though tins properly
has been lately Chartered it is expected will pass through
this property Several building and lots selling
rapidly Distance OF this property from the city nine miles
Title peri For maps and other information apply to D.
b. WINTON. No 5 Tryon row, near Harlem Railroad
Office.
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GoIioap Dresents.
DR DEBAYy NIOUKRENOLEO

DR. DELAYS NIOUkRENOLEO; Or
IL INDICATED CoMPoUHp->eyer was prspafanon
for RESTORING PRESERVING and BEAUTY mo
the HAIR Introduced the publ: with more sat t9n
And e. r.,ccIoe in its merits than DELAYS SlOUhhE-
NOLEO Of the Thousands who have used It IN their lam
ies The Prspretor receipt OF letters speaking 10
terms of the NEST decided Appreciation Under al cireum
stances and in every instance have oenencia results oH
obtained. Knowing. from experience. that
alum its Patrons have Recommended II 70 their rena
and the Public in the srooges, terms Every Lazy $40
and Genemsu WHO have written to the Propreor nave
nvnrsby ss.u-ed them ths Nothing but its intrinsic
yaue could induce them their signatures 70 can
abortion 10 il a. an article worthy of universal patronage
on the NUMEROUS Letters received he ProPnetos seee
the following and Leave the Reader TO form MS OWL con
clu.iops and Judgment in the matter Every inteiisen
person will The first Letter that the Propreors INTRO
Once is Ore from Mrs. Ryerson
yEr.sE NJ Ana J. isi--l can con>eirii 'o>i -'
eriraordaay propr Of the preparation tor ne sh an
hsr esnrd Drby SoukTrnoeo. - have va via ''' mp
- va. r. Rtsssos, Pan- Il
Ard here is one from Elisha Hayden;
AILrenKSr Ia May q. iss ! have ased esy 40
kreuoeo Mode It'd COMPOUND sri gVcs re area,
EAR ,e,.ony 20 h-- oan.hsdevery vse sour
A., s,nd or y head eheck-d the fsnz % OF the har snf
r.r,e - bealt. thai Of chad II iay bear. or 81
'N'''f'' 49, e. ELnHs Hsress."
BOrde. viii be promptly and faithfully attended 20
Ierter, must be postpaid and addressed 10 T. DELAY
MD No 1855 Nassau-st- Clinton Hall. . -
For sale By THOMAS J. GROWER, Bookseller No o'
Broadway; Z FRENCH. Bookseller. No. $50 Mass "a 81,
Clinton Hall and Booksellers generally also By Mrs
HAYES No. us Fulton, near Nassaust, Brooklyn
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professional Notices.

IT S. PASSPORTS for all parts of the
~ worA-indispenable to traveers-issued by
J. b. MONIES. Notary, No. 60 Broadway.
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a LARGE and RICH COLLEOIION UI
N HOLIDAY PRESENTS, GOLD and SILVER,
At the Old Established Stores of
SQUIRE L BROTHER,
No 81 Fulton-st., and No. 1872 BOwery
Gold Lever Watches, full jeweled, sS5
Gold Detached Levers full jeweed. $50
Gold Lepines four holes jeweled. 50
Gold Watches of mos, celebrated makers
Gold Jewelry, of the richest kind
Cold Chains Of all kinds.
the pride Of business and we are de-
temined keep the reputation OF selling the best silver
Tea Sets Pitchers Forks Spoons, e.; Cake Baskets
Waters, &c.
s. BIS facilities of receiving foreign goods and from
our own manufactures they enabled to sell the above
goods as low as be bought. Our rule-warraned as
represented; cash only and cheap.
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INN TOYS.-Christmas Presents.-A large
l. aud beautiful assortment OF Tin TOYS among wh,c,,
me adv eItser beg particularly TO offer public notice his
Chcren Stoves which, with useful article in the
trade be bought az the lowest possibe price A.
THOMAS WAAH'S, No. us Bowerv
MtnufActurer Of Ornamental and Plain Tin Goods