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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-01

FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 81 1851.
The members Of the cabinet and Congress pre-
scented this morning Kossuth In his private reception
toom
At twelve o'clock Kossuth and his suite went to the
Greedents in company with Messrs Webster, Shields,
and Seward and duly presented to Mr.. Fillmore.
The interview confined to the parties above named
AL reporters refused admttance.
Every member of Kossuths suite was excluded from
his interview with the President.
The President and Cabinet and Messrs Shields and
Seward were present. Mr.. Cass did not CO. The pro-
cecdiDgs ut the interview strictly conf ftsntia
After returning, Kossuth called on Mr. Cass.
Immediately after the adjournment of the House this
evening the subscribers to the Kossuth Banquet
called to order-Mr Clingman in the Chair and Mr. STAN
ton, Of Ohio, Secretary.
On the motion Of Mr. srANToN, of Tenn the Chair was
authorized to appoint committee to confer with
mittee to be appointed by the Senate to make the
oessary arrangements
The following gentlemen appointed:--Messrs
Brigs chairman, Stanton, (Tenn,3 Robinson CARTIER
Stanton, (Ky) Bsseli Walsh, Florence Porter Mayer
soil, setchsr Peaslee, Wabors, Davis, (Mass J and
Doty.
A committeeEfrom Columbus, Ohio invited Kossuth,
o-day, to visit that city He replied that he should
tay here about o week. and would let them know in
ew days whether he would 60, and when.
The accounts received here from the West, very
Catering
Kossuth received, to-day the calls Of many public
men
fine ssrenade given to Kossuth at eleven ocleck
last night He came out, and briefly returned thanks.
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Interesting from Washington.

Interesting from Washington
PRIvATK INTERVIEW BETWEEN KossuTH AND THE
PKKsiDENT-APPARENT DISAPPOINTMENT OF THE
'MAGYAR-DINNER TO BE GIVEN BY MR.. FILL
MoRE-FoREIGN DIPLOMATS PUBLICATIONS AND
VlslTERs TO THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
BANQUET, ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS OF THE NEW york HERALD.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 81. 1851.
Kossuth accompanied by his SUITE was presented to
he President day, at noon at the White House, by
Mr.. Webster.
The interview was strictly private. General Shields
and Mr. Seward present. and Messrs. Hail. Graham,
and Conrad, OF the cabinet
The interview lasted about twenty minutes. It took
place in the circular room.
Kossuth came out first, and remained alone In the
hall for some minutes. He looked very grave and appa-
rently somewhat disappointed,
After he was seated in his carriage Mr. Webster joined
him, and they drove away together.
The other members the cabinet remained to attend
q cabinet meeting.
The President will give Kossuth dinner on Satur-
day next Thirty six covers are ordered The Sec
retaries with their ladies' in all tweve-three OF them
Belonging to the Presidents famiy-the committees of
the Senate and House, the President Of the Senate and
Speaker Of the Heuse together with Kossuth and his
suite will make up the number within three four and
who they to be has not yet transpired. Probably
Mr.. Corcoran will also be invited
Personally the President desirous of showing every
attention to kossuth but officially be will be- course,
governed strictly by the proceedings of Congress.
The reception Of the diplomatic corps to take place
an hour earlier than usual to morrow. Some assert
that this arrangement has been made as to avoid
any unpleasant collision between the depots Of the Old
World and the Apostle Of Liberty. Perhaps.
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RHEUMATTSNf..
Cabinet Making.

TIVE subscriber would respectfully inform the
- citizens Of Hillsboroush and The public ge-
morally that he has on hand Al his shop on Chur-
ton street due west from the courthouse, . vsri-
ETY. of excellent Furniture, and that he IL prepar.
ed to manufacture, in the best style, all articles
in his line, such as
BUREAUS, of Wild Cherry and Wal
nut.
SIDEBOARDs, Of Wild Cherry, Wall
nut, and Maple.
SOFAS, of every Style.
BEDSTEADS, of Maple and Gum.
TABLES, of all kinds.
WARDROBES, Portable and Station
ary.
C0FFINS, from Common to the Best
Style, &c. &c.
He promises that his work shall be faithfully
executed, and at very low prices, and hopes that
he will receive due encouragement from gent..
rous public.
All kinds Of Timber used in Cabinet Work,
such as Walnut, Cherry, Poplar, Birch and Ma.
pie, will be taken in exchange for work.
Orders from distance will be thankfully re-.
ceived and promptly attended to.
RICHARD MAYO.
April Is. 79-ly
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BRANDaETHS PILLS.
Ancurisa, or EniargsEs.a Of Tie Heart, ar
-is, Pills ,fr. .fe.

Aneurisa,, OF EntargeE.s.i Of Tie Heart, drfe-
riss, Pies, &c. &c.
TnSC tie rIIs,two Or three times week IN do
" scs sufficient to purge freely !; and when a
uaroxism comes en-, a fearless use 81 the Pills
mus, he made; down with six or eight, and in
little while repeat the dose; do this until the
bowels are strongly purgcd. This effected. the
danger is over for that attack. Angina pectoris
and stone in the eall-hladder are treated in the
same manner and although considered incura-
hle by the medical profession. are cured by the
ise OF Branifeih's Pills Piles are cured b.
Bran ircth's Pills. In severe attacks the doses
must be full; six o. eight for few nights To-
7ether will cure he worst cases. Whenever this
1i.e,sS cones CT IN the treatment of ether disra.
ses. it a good sign; use nothing bu, the pills
and, az an outward application, cold cream Of
lard, aud make freqaen, use Of cold water locally
Where there have been pcctoral affections. a'
asthm,. consumption, &c perseverance will he
required with the pills to effect permanent cure
But any other course willassareily bring on the
se:,oral affection.
Ii cases Of Debility, Weakness, Wastings, De
sk,ss or Consumption approaching. i will bt
5eccssary 70 commence with small doses. Begn
with one rill gcing to bel; next night two pills
10 this alternately for three or four days, o.
baesr. if no alteration takes place, then increase
pill each night until FIVE or six pills are used
.hen decrease by one pill, down 10 one pill
sn,i!,l any foyeiish symptoms arise, then taxi
strong i5sos until the lever is reduced. Wher
Ibis Is done. the pa,cni n.ay drop down to sucl
doses as their own Judgment shall determine
ae.ag c ,rpful to keep the drain upon the lmpor'
An n,rs; as these are removed, SO will be thei
advancement to sound health.
DR.. Brandreth's Principal Office, 2il Broad
gay New Yort,
= Agents for the sale Of Brandreth,s i'ilis
2. Hart. Hilshorouch; ]. B. MDade, Chape
Hill; G. A. Mehsne, Mason. Eall; A. Mickle y
On. Bingham''s School.
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New and Oh ea p
DRUG STORE.

DIR. 8. ID. sCEDDIFIELDs
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Books! Books!

May be found at the Drug Store s'ereai va
l's nety Of Books, among which are he fol-
lowing; Hume's History Of England. McCau-
ley's do, Gibbons Rome, Seners Of The Decla-
ration Of Independence, Downing's Fruit Trees
Of America, Life Of Gen. Marion, Life Of Gen. N
Green, Life Of Col. Boon, Life Of Washington
Life Of Franklin. Flora's Interpreter, FIoras Lex.
icon, Life Of Christ and his Apostles, Sacred
Scenes in the life Of our Saviour. Noble Deeds
Of Women. Kings and Queens, Burns Poems
Ladies' Oracle, Tuppers Philosophy. Moore''
Poems, Pilgrims Progress, variety Of Tempe
rance Tales, together with variety Of Miscella
neous Works, School Books, and Stationary
which will be sold low for cash. or on short Tine
s. ID. SCH00EFlELD.
| April Is. 81
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FOR SALE AT THE DRUG STORE,
(for Medicinal Purposes Only
HISTORY OF
NGR1ElE CAIRO LIN 40

NGR1ElA OAEG Lima
TyHIs great work, by Col WaEKLEn, will be
ready for delivery in few days. The sub
scriber, having contracted, with the author, for
The sale and delivery Of the said work for all the
Counties and Tewns embraced. in the lst, I'd,
81, 4th aud 5th Judicial Circuits, Except RAJ
leigh and three OF ferr counties in the 9th cir
cuit.) would inform his. friends and subscribers
tia, tie distribution oithe work will commence
this month. Any person wishing the work ran
procure il from the subscriber. Price to subscri.
hers $500, Inconsistencies Ss:25.
Religious Literary, Temperance and schpo
Books for Sale.
Also, General Collecting Agency.
SAMUEL PEARCE, Agent.
Hillsborough, Nov. 8, 1851. Os-
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II Gus e an d Il o t S
near Hillshorongf',

,ENHE House and Lot where the late Priestly
n. Mangum resided, near ilsborough, on
tho Oxford road, Is offered for sale or rent. The
House is pleasantly situated. and though mol
within the corporation, is sufficiently near to en-
Joy the advantages OF the town. The lot has on
it all the necessary ont houses, good well, and
garden. A LOT adjoining. containing about
three acres, Sill also be sold with The other pre-
misses.
For terms, apply 10 Stephen Moore, esq. Hills
borough.
December -. lS-
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r. am YARDS Tow and Cotton
4,oOO Cloth wanted at
LONG & WEBS.
sertemher es. o.
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SHOES sH0Es!!

SHOES !! SH0ES!!
i Black and Colored CATERS
Nz and HALF CATERS, from Miles
&kkP & Son. Philadelphia.
Cloth Gaitersand Half Caters, from Robinson
a. Co, Philadelphia.
Booiees for Ladies. Misses and Children.
Also good assortment Of Boots, Lined and
Bound Shoes, and Brogans. Just received at
LONG & WEBB'S.
October 2, o.
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Is now receivlrSe fsrge snI
choice Stock Of DRUGS, ME-
DICINEs. PAINTS, OILS.
DYE STUFFS, YARNISH-
Es. PAINT BRUSHES,
SURGICAL & DEN IA l.
INSTRUMENTS, PERU
merry, FOIL EFT ARTI-
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Valuable Property,
nQ Gal.


THE .se.sr .. - s, 70 'sa a .s,, S'i IL he
- N IIilIshoropgh, well iinaled, the dwelling
Hease large and eommodiOus. With all necessary
eus-baiIdings, and a neveI-tsifing well OIL waller
within few feet ofihe kitchen. -,
Also three trpcis Of Land Two small tracts
within To miles Of town; one sslo'n.ns pa'
Hooker and Lsnoel Lynch. and The Other so-
Joining he lands Of Mash Whined and o'nefs,
The third tract contains seven OF eight huho.ss
acres, all wood land, lying near Cedar nv
;oining Samuel p. Moore and others
The subscriber being determined ioremoss %
he south west, win sell any Of the above proper
" on accommodating terms
An persons indebted to him VIII please cal
and settle, and those having claims Will Presen
them for payment. ,,oonp
December ,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21

DOARD.-Good Rooms and Board at
ID No Is Fulton-st Tor Transient, day and permanent
Soarders.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21
Dantine Schools.
DODW OR rH >

A DODW OR L H ) DANCING
"a ACADEMY, No. $40 Broadway, next 20 Grace
Church will open for the ensuing seasoo, on WEONCS
DAY October at y for Ladies' at 81 for Children
and st for Gentlemen For Terms Sc Gard of Teras
It Is with feeln Of than usus pride and a
ton that the commencement OF the Clsses r
this season Having removed 20 the new building just
erected expressly Tor this purpose eau nov ohor for the
OF pupils the most conyenisnt and eompete
establishment erected IN this city the expsrisnce o
msny yeas enabngme know and pro7de for eveJ want
in the fullest Ii Is intention 70 make this Whist
such establishment should be- place for mental ADD
physical improvement connected with innocent snd bene-
csl recreation and will be particular care to mako
everything conduce 10 the good depoment and general In
provement of all who may be placed under my charge
The Glasses FOR Gentlemen will be saoged on an entirely
system, which will greatly facilitate the progress and
add very much the convenience OF the pupils nut too
much space would DO taken by describing the system here
the published circular referred TO furnishing description
OF the new method sud its sdvantages
All the Dances OF the present and former will
be introduced.
Private soirees fer pupils rly, semi monthly
The Academy remarkably Fortunate In being accessible
from nearly s parts OF the CT by STAGES ralros5
less than thirteen lines, which pass directly In
'front.' Of the door within thres squs Of
and gemepts have aso been made from
East Broadway Madison ST. and that ID dirsy
the Academy thus aodios the patrons In that part
equal facilities with the other portions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21
DROFESSOR SCHUSTER,S DRAW

ING ana PAINTING ACADEMY No. 4sa Broad.
now open for the reception OF pupils PARTICULAR A.
snuen paid to Pointing and Drawing from Plaster Cast.
1no rom Nature; Painting In Water Colors In Psstii
prawing on Stone and Painting IN Oil Color 8o.cssa
y IN puPih well q BY himself may b examlnsd At hs
Separate Claaes for Ladies'
Gentlemen's Class from to O'Clock PM
Special Ceuns for Female Teachers on s.fu,l. a.
neon, and one In the forenoon for Masterv ss''s
Ev,npg Claa for Genflrmen from to q o,eIo,L
Institutiops Schools and Private Instruction rra,,
tadsd to. Portrza painted % order in TIA aboys
"a styles Fof paui:ulap - eircuisr --'"'''A'
5. eCHU6rER Pr,fss,or
opposlts ths American AT U.,oa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21
VILLAGE RESIDENCE for SALE

Ihe subscriber offers for sale his HON e,tesd situated in
the village Of Chnton Oneida County " Y IL eonss, N
good house ana about seven Of the pest sad 10 he
ete with hne orchard Of cultivated fruit good sardsn
snd almost even hing desrsDe in village property IN 4,
quarter OF mile from the center Of the village 10 which
se i've churches, mile from Hamilton College and three
quarters OF mile from the Clinton Liberal nsttu, htn
male and female departments and several other mai. ana
female schools with all Of which it 10 com ectsd by 6ns
IanH Wars Ioa gentleman having family Of sons or
Daughters 70 educate, who desires residence in one ~
the most and thriving villages in the STATE this Of
fers a very ayolsble opportunity. ''' ''''' VI
THOMAS 7 SAWED
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4 FOIGNET'S CLASSICAL

No Sa Rro.s, LNrSLisd and SPANISH SCHOOL
nav a.. e.sosd4sy.-This School viii reopen on MNy
sept Parents who contemplate ssrdin, ~ MN
invited - On tsei return to the city are r.sOec,f.
p9gh and TO attend the exc cises on bis ,or mr
~ various departments BY compstsnt ts.,S eoa
M Isa , can DC lad q; the school, OF NJ ~ ~ cae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21
EAST MORRISANIA vILLAGp

- Aeoet lso Los (remAiains unsolil y.rv,p, 4, 90.
nom oneeishth OF acre to dI scr.s Are oser5 e "a
n ne most favorable erma Ten per cant down ana -.
snee on OF before March, 1884 Tts perfect Thea os.
ocsupy very healthy and beautiful Location "a,
~ view OF The East River and In the inmedsts vc1nt.
me residences OF several OF the %. wealthy ,n5 -,
FeStsoe citizens OF eGchestsr County Also 6n. sh,,.
within one quarter Of mile Several houses s,s nov
sai.sins and ioo selling rapidly For rsps and os.I In.
5rnsfos sPply . D B. WlNToN, No Tryoa-roy "a,
Harlem Railroad 0thee opposite CITY Han A'@
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NOR SALTWATER PRIVILEGE.

Il 80 acres OF Land situate In tbs town Of Rhpeb.ck
paenes County Il mies southwardy nom the iIl.re of
hninebeek, and eastwsrdY from hs Hudson River snd
hudson River Railroad two miles Upon The pr,m,.s
are exceLens mil Gtes with fall Of water Of great vol.
ame o. about sixty feet sfordins sufficient motiv
power tor several large mills scturies The I.nd "a rooS
and wel-tsmbered- This desirable property has nos
heretotore been offered TO the public Incuirs Of GAR
kEIISON, khinebeck, or OF FRANCIS r. CARRY.
sON, No. 50 John-st, New-Yosk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21
EDAR GROVE for SALE A,

~ Staten ldand, fronting on TIE New-York Raw ,s.,
ne location Of the Old Elm Tree about ?. mile, b-I ~.
naows embracing - scies Of Land aiding the Cdr.
nnengs and Deck with Letters patent for the Erant tsrs
oi Inc lease Of this property Is about ternsrnr TIA
zane nsss oeen occupied foI the last i've yea1 durng "a.
Inc entertainment - --~ pun
for further particulars inquire Of j. DILL rear q, N,
HOWEs on the premises or Of y L T. LORD " H.
Fronts. ,Nsw-Yoik-Dssed, Sep. g, 1882 '''' ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGI-

lVl ATE INSTITUTE No. 2ls 4th st corner OF Mac
dougal-st, or Washington square, GEO w. CLARKE, A.
NJ ana JAMES TANNING, A. M, Principally commences
II, tenth schoo year MONDAY the 18th o. Sept, 1852
~ Principals having reitted the furniture and rooms
FOR recitation .ud lecture, throughout the Institution will
be in complete order ", the reception OF 10 Professors
Teachers and pupils oa the i3:e OF opt
is hoped that the pupils will De pun5d:J presen'
the opening OF the school.
Personal interviews with the Principals aud CstlJ suss
with plans Of instruction, regulations terms &C. mar be
had at the Rooms Of the Institute, from Sept g.
Strangers who have stey removed 10 city with their
families and desire private High School for the education
Of their sons at period Of progress invited visit
the retired and delightful location and learn the advantages
OF this Institution Pupils Of the Juvenile Department
under the especial and instruction Of Of the Prn
sipals
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21
.HLIAMSBURGH.-For .aletwo1.+

class Brick Houses and Lots are three ,.oria, In
nve OF easements and undsr cellars built in the mo,
As eleven gas burners In EACH and
rom reek .p Fery minutes walk from the Bspti,t And
hehodist Church; inferior baildngs can di,urh the
swner Is the place IL ell built and occupied by Tooa men
Ihese houses are far superior any offered for in t
seoye place ill be ssrssn applied for this week Ana
terms easy Inquire Of Mr.. REILLY corn.r ~, 81 40
eouth 9Th sts- opposite Methodist Chnrch - y ~ ala
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21
r OTIS in the CITY of BROOKLYN

Il In the 9th Ward and situated bstween the three pin.
eipal thoroughares and business streets Of Brooklyn vi,
the Futonay, Atanticst Railroad agd the Plank Road
This highly favorable locsOn Of the lots ~ the value
OF them increa,e beyond comparison sfsst many Of
the lots have been 'ed lately and all those desron, of
chasing with small capital cheap oey situated hons
should on no account neglect TO 90 ones as necessarily
the lots will rise In proportion 70 the In provemsns carried
on the pa,e The prices differ present from rs 20
Se with the exception Of lets More than 80 house,,
have been erected there, in apd over
eco owners Of lots intend 20 build during and the follow.
ing year Since the first OF Scpem Der the railroad ear, op
there every morning at 81 o'clock BY which all men
can ride TO the South Ferry in les, than ten minutes Al m
o'clock AN and al o'clock IN the train leayes thu
South Ferry for New. Brooklyn 9
The map 81 New Brooklyn can always be seen AZ the
bookstore Of Eydam Fredenha No 287 Bowery AZ lao
at Mr.. X. T.. Saczmann's No. 63 Vesey-st
For further particulars Inquire al Mr ALEX EYOAMs
Land Office In the Railroad House. New Brookyn ess Of
VIM RADDE. No so Broadway, NY jacob SACK
MAN, East New York; c. l.. RADEaACHER, No 2ls
Arch-st., Philadelphia. 49,
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6rbools.
A FRENCH LADY. who bas. fam -;

n ufe hous daily, would Like 20 zys ...o,,,. 49,.
P.. seei IN school. or fai She has ta9,bt
s.. b,, ear, 10 ne best schools this cognrx
Wslker+t address r. NJ, Nc. SO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21
DOARDING-A Gentleman and his

ID Wife can obt,n pleassu; Rooms, furnished OF u,,a
1aS uith board In house where there are tsw - es
Io.Iser. Al,o two three single ventemen e'n mas
inn or partial bard with the free use Of the DALI On
.ou.ble terms by sppsins al No. "a treen ST. n'A
4thst References required.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21
DRIVATE INSTRUCTION,-A L.dv

VINO hss been engaged for several years ia come OF m.
M semInares In the country wishing 70 sosnd ths
young aoss IN families schools In
tne hgneI branches the Latin Classics Drswps or suv
" e English studies The first references owen az 10
No ga West Gath Sc s'e''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21

BOARDING DOWN TOWN.,
~ CHAMBERLlNs North River House No III
WAshneon-st, nesr Washington Market A fsw perms.
ncpt Boarde can be accommodated with Board at s. 30
pr wssk Also furishsd Rooms 70 lei with without
Board.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21
COTTAGE HOME for SALELI

~ tasteful Cottage with pleasant garden stocked v,5
Ioit and Lowers. built for the owners iany Il /, well
situated on anisr6ltAy BrOOslyn near MYre and cir,
ten ava Possession immediate II desired or g,Id ,so.,.
ne,- Terms eny. Apply to EVANS L BRITAIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21

CHANCE for BUSlNESS.-A young
Man Of so,d address and character possessed o. az
10 txo hundred dollars cash, may he'r OF ~
"a snrass in safe and profitable busioes Of WHICH &c p
have tss control and be sure Of comic, abe and
s,s} 10 olsa.e a.d inspire coDhdsnce Thus Is no Dl
mss,on or ssepcy business Add ess USEFUL IhooAe
(lffoa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21
MIR. JOHN MAC MULLEN ha,

1Il opened Day School foI Boys At No. $40 Bowsry
one block from Broadway and five doors above Bond.
st. Ills terms SIS per quarterl will necessarily keep his
school very small Having resided than Ho years 10
Europe, and having studio and taught for many years In
the city OF Newfork, no feels himself qualified TO do jus
nce 10 those who may be placed his hands Besides SPELL
Ing Re adins Writing and Arithmetic there will bs taught
without extra charge Greek Latin French Spanish Ger.
at Lockwoods No All, and Crowen's No 500 Broadway
Play Ground for Boys Twenty-fv subscribers wanted
Terms els year. Address J. MAC MULLEN, No. 2lS
ChIYstie-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21

EOR SALE or to LET-At Elizabeth
town Nj conmodious House, and large Lot o
Land on the corner Of Cah,ne sud Lafayette ss within
Eve minutes walk Of the Isr)ad dep6 Premises In sooc
condition and eiuhly situated Possession given smns
disely Apply to WILLIAM F. DAY, Counsellor st Law
Elzabe .htown, " J.
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COUNTRY SEAT and VILLA SITES

II ~
~ for SALE IN the VILLAGE Of TARRY rOWN.-Tbe
house Is large, bulk In Gothic style stories and attic
main building Is - By So with wing the rear 10 by g
tSo-ores has been built = years repete With s the
modern improvements IL Il situated Of the Dutch
Church, oysIockiug the village and commanding viz " az
the Moth kyet from the Palisades 70 H.yepra~ also
goo view OF fsopt Nyack snd the Of mountains
into oesrrs ls easy Of sccex and within tive mnutes
walk ~ the rost Oee stores churchss &c VIII be soId
with pt % acrea Also Villa Sites from 10 acre, win
me Vie" Of the rver and surrounding country For par
hcuiar apply to K WALSH, Esq, No. q Pearl s. or
on the premises TO ). c. MALLORY