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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20
Real Gstate for Sale.

COUNTRY SEAT and VILLA SITES for
" SALE in the VILLAGE OF TARRl TOWN-The
house large, built IN Gothic style two stories and
n an building - by S. with wing, in the rear 10 ~ 81
~ stories has been bail, p years repete with ell the
modern improvements IL Is situated east OF the Dutch
Chrreh, ovegocklng the village and commanding view OF
she North River from the Palisades TO HAversraw also
good o: Piermont Nyaek and the ranges Of
beyord variety OF Shrukbery and fruit just coming
hazing Is Access and within ave minnies walk Of
til Pos. Othce stores charcheA &c. VIII be sold WITH 10
- Also, Villa Sites from to with fine
Of the and surrounding country For particulars appy
20 SAMUEL COLT Esq No. 2ll PeaIst, the prem
scSto J. C. MALLORY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20

Il sututon Young gentlemen instructed in sll the
branches requisite tor commercial pursuits entering Col
lege. The Winter Term commences the st OF Novern-
Der Circulars, containing references Sc BE-
obtained az {. SHEPARD & Co.'S Bookstore No. l52
Fultou-st or Of Z. II. WILCOX No. 293 Broadway, NY
OF BY address A NEWMAN, Principal
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rAsT MORRIsANIA vILLAGE.-Abodt

- oso ID, lreraainn. uaSold v8rylns "A SIC fln ons
-. ~ an ~ 70 ST acres are offered 70: SALE on the
80. favorable tens Ten per cent. down and balance on
=, before March 1854 Title perfect These lots occupy
80 heathv and te,1tful location, sid II tu view oil
the River and IN the immediate vicinity OF the resi-
Sr--es o. ve- Of the mos: wealthy and respectable citzen
ofWescbester County. AID fne hslns TT.;lh o.
ofs nile Several houses are now buildny and los selling
rapidly For maps and other infornatcn apply 20 u b.
UINTON, No 3 Iryol-row, near Harlem IAtroa6 Onoe
ornoEi;e CITY Han.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20

~ Boarding School .or Boys .. PeessS on the naas3a
River Clrcuiars may be obtained of GEORGE SAtAGE,
PsblSLeI 10. q Johas y Y or % edd,esSs I nc TX
pals Kew O 66yIn5E hAI L' sNu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20
IGOR SALE-POperty on WASHINGTON su1

EOR SALE-PrOperty on Washington and
II NsrTen-sts The vacant lot No. 2e the side Of
Wsshinsfons feet inches IN front. by 50 fret in depth
adjoining the southeast OF Warrent Also the two
story srck houses and lots p feet each 'front.' War
renst- by - eet n depth, abutns Una 'he Of the
aorcssae lot No 20 W AshinStons srYfornInz from
Washington 70 WaTen-sts The WAren-st house can be
altered into stores BY very small oaty and BY using 40
feet q the Of the lot WaSn<ons, thew can be
made 81 feet deep giving sufficient ground Cor three good
sorss which ~ NJ eounsnd hsh rcuf- Thi. property Is in
the most advancing buness part OF the city and the
mediate nei<hiohoed Of the Enc ana Hudson River RAJ.
rcsd Der5ts FOR priee and terms apply 70
JAS. n. rHoaNE. No. les Wslksrss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20
EAIR HAVEN CLASSICAL and MATH.
CAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, Fairha-

IL ven Ct-THOMAS @. SLOAN, Principal Of the
Fairhayt Academy having erected building adlon-
ne his dwelling for the accommodation OF Boarding Schol
ars can now into his family SIX additional pupils
number limited 81 - The School is DELIGHTFULLY."- situated,
about one mile east of New Haven. Circulars may b. had
ut GOULD & BERRY'S Music Store, No. 29i Broadway,
and at H. = DUNNS Book aud Music Store, No 5' 8thav.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20
furniture, &r.

GREAT BARGAINS in FEAracRRsS y
~ BEDS, MATTRESSES, kc-, at INA" wev.ys1Sl
$50 Grnds,, second door east OF Essex r1lRg-p
CHEAP UPHOLSTERY and fEATHEk S,a',sily ~
afteotion Of faihes about purchasing 70 MIR.
10 the large and beautiful ss<orn,ent o. 20 lave W
purchased at low cash prcea and win DO son ,sui
as TO make il indncsment for al 70 can ~ GoebS
above stock preyoss TO making their ufsak.rh ~,
to any part Of the city, Brooklyn end "A - ~
carriage. Old Beds and Msttre - 49,
w. CRAWBUCK, No. ~ y I~esA
"a doos -
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maebinerp, &r.

ENGlNE LATHE for SALE-A Screw
H Cutting Engine Lathe, almost aud in perfect
order Entire length feet 1inches % inches
Wa be- sold decidedly cheap Apply this morning at No
) Cheuyst. \. \ as il must be sold to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20
roP SALE CHEAP-A splendid building

EQP SALE CHEAP-A splendlu pun
-, or "a aerss including about - acres o F"9hD.e
iot 1t fscs tie north on the A1nha;s T11 vi1
- psS and r. miles from New-fork convenient I1l
fns gnnins bathing, &c Sases PA ioaf ts M
Z lrs boarding house or private residence At mas no
superior: Apply 2or.r-prv uvr,l.-,v near Franklin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20

10 iLY-An opportunity Is now offered to Genternan
and Wife 70 obtain OF extremely pleasant rooms CO
secod floor in strictly private family OF three persons
only The rooms consist II parlors and small bed
attached all in hrstte order, with Erate stove Se
The location - IN Narick, block from Cana 81 Terms
moderate Reerence required AddoS apply At store
No go Hudaonst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20
FARM for SALE on LONG ISLAND

E'AhM LOT NAi-fI 'h f-C-Np ilb.AA'D
i Situated az Wes;bury. town Of North Hempstea1,
within one mile Of Clreprce and the Raroed Depot, ana
three miles Of HeIrpsead Earbor, ooEainns aooat SIXTY
FIVE srrcs FIVE Of winch IS WOODLAND The land in good
STATE OF cultivation and Of the bcs, quality OF SOIL Win
Dwelling ouse Barn and other necessary ouf-buiidngs
yrr on the west side Of the road leading from the jericho
turnpike 70 Rosyr and Glen Cove. opposite the farm 10Y
ne.y owned By Isaac Hicks. tnow William l. Cocfl ald
adjoining the farms Of Henry Titus AID John Nesor Tue
Farm has fruit Of different kinds neveEfnns well and
csterns near the door Good schools and Churches near
b.. Gnd within nile Of the Friends aeesa
ciety good Or person with capital OF Sl5oo VII DO
t.lcn as PARTNER offering very fayorIble opportunity
For ems and particulars inquire OF
A TIT TIL Auc.lOueer. No lC- BEOa1W1y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20
CIRST PREMITM Is4l. '42, '4l and p

IL The subscriber respectfully informs his numerous
patrons and the musical public that be has asaia received
he inst prem I'm for Ire SPLENDID u Grand Square
Piano. which he exhibited the late FA. Of the American
Institute These instruments destined "a supeTeede the
G,rd Pno "a they posrss all their volume aud purity OF
tone Srperior Pianos from $50 to $500. CHARLES J.
HOLDER. No. lSS SpTing-St.
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EOR SALE near STAMFORD. Connecticut.

EOR SALE. near > STAMFORD, CONNECTICUT,
il FARM or COUNTRY SEAT. containing sbout =
acres of excellent land, well wooded and wsfered yns
about half mile from the village. near the sound and about
ten minutes walk from the NewHsyen Railroad Station
The dwelling house is pleasantly situated cornmodous .ld
in frst-rse order For particulars inquire Of NJ K
WARDWFLL At Stamford. or Of r. ;. RONLEr, Ne.
252 Broadway New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20
1 &C- FISCHER. 0ate Nunns & Fischcr,l
TOR

~ DOFF No II Grreue-s. has for sale four grand Piano
Portes rosewood casestwo richly carved and two plain
substantially built and highly finished wth Patent dlmpers
and rich tone will be sod low tor cash Secondhand Pianos
taken in exchange.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20
DAPID WRITING.-Tbere are many young

Ia Gentlemen to whom the acquisition Of en- elegant aud
extremely rapid handwriting would be invaluable By
entirely original process recently nyonted the undersigned
able to mpar 20 al pupils without the possibility OF
failure, hand possess M combination Of correctness
ee and raTdity hitherto Incredible At home daily,
from until 10 PM W. >. MACLAURiN, Whiting.
Master. No - Irving place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20
NETWORK SCHOOL of DESIGN for


~ WOMEN. No. 466 Broadway. corner Of BroOme-st
Miss l. C. CHASE. Superintendent aud Teacher OF Draw
ing and DeggnThe lsdy managers, having received lib
trB subscription for the establishment of the school give
notice that they prepared to receive pupils from
twelve years old and upward who furnish satisfactory
testimonials o. 20 character.
The object OF this School is TO gvo instruction to
either gratuously 1t very low rates, whch will quly
them TO living BY the practice OF OF the branches
TAUGHT in t, to become teachers in other schools.
Pupils VIII be taught elementary drawing with reference
to furnishing or gual designs for manufactures and othsf
purposes where ornamental desi aus luircd
Lessons viii also be given in Wood ami S,cel En1raying
Lbosa n.y. rim Whatever branches found 20 be mott
aGyanta .tous and probable.
Classes forming and the school Is now open daily
Except Saturday. from A. NJ 70 T. " IL will also DO
open during such other hours b. found conyeuifn mt
for students specaldcparenis aud Tor udlstnc lssaI
Candidates for admission pupils ard persons who de-
further information upon the subject viii apply at tina
school between the hours OF 10 A. VI and F. NJ tSatdrdy
excepted)
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DOARD In RROOKLYN.-A Centieman,

BOARD WANTED-For Gentleman, his
I'D Wife and Child, 10 boy years ODD Woaid reSuire
Two unurui~hed roons-ope sitting room and one bed
roemsn smsl respectable family Location near Sh-sv
and lsth Beard pernsne 4 and terms po 10 exceed so
rer wceh Address BUILDER, Tribune Ofee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20

Holm L. BUDD. Manufacturer and Pm
~ p.i.tor Of Lockwoods celebrated Cooking and Lsua
Ranges Aso, }. T. Baids wy-inyeoted Ranges WA
for beauty durability AMI economy cannot Be aspssS
All RANGES warranted ~ B-PIices f.Om go spsvi
No. GIG Broadway, lforme.y No. e4l) opposite s. nss
ass Church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20

A LADY, having several years experience
n in reaching The Piano-Forte is DESTROYS Of obtainn,
fw more uupils Inquire No IS G.ovo-st OF AE.
VIM yANDERBECk No. 40 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20

~ days OF Dr. Hall, this is the only Truss Pad of -.
patent has been granted, relative to the s1raee -
the entire length of The canals through which the hr.s
rupture protrudes and thus IL speedily effects radc.
Office No. Vesey ST., opposite St. panls Church A.
Supporter Spinal and Shoulder Braces carefully n'1N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20
ror STATEN ISLAND. near the

Lots ;or ni s,,s.oe AZ
kco few Of the choicest VIA SIS o. tis
Ind viii news Of ne Bsy " 1872 oht
~ rud the facility Of sceeE5 % IRE city VIZ. te
beSuty Of the surrounding eOgnTX rI1ssI' VA
I've 49, No IS Posts Buildinss, Han9yer-I'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20
GREAT INDUCEMENTS to PURCHASE

VI LOTS in the NEW VILLAGE Of CLARENCE
VILE L. $50 great has been the deand for lots this
beautiful village that although has only been opera
ton tor httie month yet One-hird OF the
lots have been already sod and the spring
shall open there vii be upward vi hundred budinss
the Of erection. There but few villages the
present thai offer many sdyantsge The easy
10 the city BY tbs Long Island Railroad from BROOKLYN and
the STAGES from NihAnsburgh. make IL desirable place Of
residence tor those wishing live oftOu snd the
time do business IN the city. We would advise all who wish
" hone by only paying from 3 70 - per month
10 os Immediately and purchase the Office OF ID. T.
MACFARLAN, General Agent Ne. Nassau-st- from 10
A NJ. to Pm
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5ebools.

A 5. VILLEPLAIT continues 70 give in-
"A sracsion in the Freuch language and tersar tbs
residence OF his pupils his own Ne ~ West Sh-s.
near BrossW az.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY

Il PROPERTY-A 6rst- class FARM, highly improved OF
100 scrr Westchestcr County Il miles nom the Huds)a
River Dtp-t sing Sing Said Farm produces ffteen hun
dred dollars worth OF hay annually, besides great abund-
Of gran sppes, &C. luze House, BsrnA &c,
seck aud Farming Utensils also for sale The lowest pcs
for the Farm Is ghteen Thousand Dollars Inquire Of
GEORGE MoCORD, No. IS Williams, aud SAMUEL
EDDY No. % Waist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20
I'D. LAMBERT, Secretary and Treasurer
MADE EASY, or HOW

1S1 10 WIN sLOyER.-ProE DE ALTON, Of EuDg
an celebrity. late Of Paris ard London will send 70 say
drees on receipt Of el postpaid, the esp'iyil =
perfect directions 10 enable Ladies Gentlemen % ga
affections Of many OF the opposite may Be as
The process is simple, bat captivating that ~ 10!
married, irrespective OF age, appearance poafoh
dress Prof DE ALTON, Box No. SO Unionsgs'n ~
Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20
PHEASANT INSTITUTE, AM.

M HEksT Mass. J. 4. NASH, A. NJ. PnncipaI.-The
object Of this Institution 10 educate thoroughly and IN
circumstances favorable the formation OF correct habits
and sound principles select number OF lads (not
ed 20) preparatory college business Definite in
formation will be communicated in reply letters addressed
10 the Principal, az Amherst Mass.
Mr. N is in this city, and would call individuals
desired by note left at G. VI SANrONS Bookstore No
l52 Futon-st At the Post Office.
Ntw-lork, Nov. IS. lcj2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20

I A. PERRY, Wholesale and Retail pe AZ
- in Drugs Medicines Chemicals Dyssiass ga - -
pean Leeches Soda Water and Symps, No. 90 Eaa ""
Msnci.sf ar-st Manchester n II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20
OUBERT'S BOUDOIR PIANO-FORTES

VI The sitepou ofhe public is particularly reass!ed
20 tits comparafiyely new style OF PlANo-FOhrE,
which az nea and elegant article OF parlor or bedroom
furniture is UNSURPASSED. Occupying but s;nti space,
noSsssses power ard OF tone and docacy OF
tonch exceeded by any There can De ba te dOao.
tGt This Instrument presenting the many adv antases It
dres oye tie coaInen piano. destined. eventually 10 be
brought into common Any PREJUDICE against chem eA-
rot fail 10 he removed BY visit TO the rooms where they
ee exhibited Tor sale Every instrument warranted to sve
entire satisfaction. - ...,,,,., -,
No IS Broadway. cor. Anthony st. second hosr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20

FURNISHED ROOMS.-A furnished Paricr
i ard Bedroom together with single R1oIs % - -
er (er.iern without hoard BIZ applying a ~ esey ="
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20
COIIaN PIaNO.FORTEs -HALLET.

Cash advanced for Pianos. or secoadhand. Msssrs
GOULD & BERRY are extensive publishers and dealers,
Whol,se and Retail il Sheet Music AID Musical Pubc.-
tors Dealers n Planes o! Music supplied reasonable
terms GOULD & BERRY, No. ~ Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20

DIANOFORTES.-Persons about purchas
ing Pianos will find il 70 their advantage to call al
r. GLENN X Co.'S Mandatory, No. 1875 Futon-st- ("ea
of Broadway genera. assortment Of mahogany and rose
wood Planes constantly on hand which Will b. sold low for
casa or approved paper Dealers supplied liberia terms
L. GLENN l. Co. No. 1914 FultOn-st
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BOARD WANTED in BRO0KLYN-By

I'D three persons Ather con and dsnshter IN qaet
Ssmay whsrs the comforts Of home may be founa near
sls South or Fulfon Ferries Teyus mpst be moderate.
tddrrss ANTONY, Once q Ths Tffsuss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20
DOR sALE-House and Lot No 235 9th.st

supervision Of The owner, for his The lOt Is p
feet front BY about a. feet deep The house p fest wide
b. IS deep, exclusive Of ncoed psz, with Croton
water bath water closet Ic al complete and IA perfect
order Apply TO ID. 7. MACFARLAN, No Nassiu-si,
from 10 AN to I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20

uII'I N'''II'II''
L deus Locture-R Room OF Hope Chapel BuildngL Nos-
7ls ard ~ Broadway (opposite the NeSlork Hot 70
rent THIS beautiful LectnrcROOm located with the
street and ia capable Of seating audience OF 600 Pesns
Cushons hen IN the Chapel viii be talnshed
koT the Lecture Room seats The Chapel aso - lu
ouire OF WARD NEWMAN, No. COS Broadway, or WM.
Y SHELL No y Ma!st. corner Of Nassau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20
EnR SALE-Fiye Stores ON 6th.nv.. between

i 2eth ard 29;hstS- at low prices Also. House NO 81
Yves, 2ah-st near 6th-av- prce $3.50 Also two brown
s.onr Horses in 9Gths between 5h ard 6thays = ieet
front with all modern Improvements. Also two > feet
front on d.s between 18th and Mad Apply to H.
g. PIERCE. No. /. lOi Broadway
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TOR sAIE-A frst-class FARM, highly i'm

II proved of l5l acres Harrison Purchase IN west
chester Co. y about three miles from the Harlem k
road Dr1t az White Plains and about four miles tro tho
New Haven Railroad Depot rortcheser OF Rye age
house bans oud other ant Vare-
y of oher fruit treeslaying suitable TO vide IN two %
ktee All s farms having fine view o. the East River from
nost the Farm For particulars inquire OF JOSHUA
SUTTON on the premises who wishes to remove TO thr
Civ or OF ]. b. SUTTON, l7O Fultonst, BrOOkyn, u
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EOR SALE-A vcry choice Prvate Resi-.

EOR SALE-A very CHOICE ITIEdIU huSI-
4 dence siiuaies in Carrol-plsce, IN the City OF New
BrunsW ick embracing cOmrnodous oweing' "tn irsr
dining room attached with convenient stables IN the rear
The lot is large with fine garden led vain vaney OF
choice fruit and yocsed in Of the hest nrghoornoois
in the citv Tire terms Of sale will he accommodating Ap.
picstihn nav be- made tn JACOB F. GlRAUD Jr, No. ~
fropt-st New-York or 10 PETER CONONER No 20
Georce-si.. New-Knnswlck. n. J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20

Cooking snd Psrior Stoves.
OF THE most approved patterns, for a.
~ low BY the sub-cribeT WIN. CLARKE
Nos Csrmne-sf, -four doo-. above Beech,
No S23 Hudson-st., two doors a5oye y,,s,.tt
No. lac 6th-sv, three doors above l3th.tl
No 80 Sth-av. three doors above s0hrl
N. II. Stoves repaired and putup.
DFMOVAL.-CEORGE PIERCE 4 On
lAmanufac.urers OF Perce's Kitchen R4nses Rsyoly,
Rooster and Pieces Eliptical AT,iea;er rstaoys -
No a3 to No. 800 Broadway next doos 70 GIscs cAsrh
n. B.-Pisrces Ranges repaired.
- BEISSEL's GENUINE PRIZE MEDAL
Os NEEDLES. sold by STURN SACHS. in S.,
York No 50 Platt-sf stairs, AZ the manufacturing w.
OF g per mile hes, quality 81 90. second quality -
eEsl discount allowed orders o. some inpor,anre
CTOVES.-The celebrated Grccian Air TA
~ Cooking Stoves. Vcsavus and Invncible sursrios .
anything vet offered the public Also. general ASA,
nsnt OF Office Han and PsIlor Stoves. Tor sale by
WILLIAM SOUrHNELL
No. 1fs Grecnwichsv. one door from the Chs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20
TOR SALE-A Farm or Country Seat of

LOK SALE-A farm OF COUNTY, otdt UI
Il lOo acres near Parfed NewJersey, Of which % are
in high state Of cultivation the balance "oodiand ind
GOOD Posture The newly enlarged House contains 10 spa
cous rooms every with closet and four large pan
tes; an extra re Kitchen Garden, and beautiful OTen-
ard with fine apple pear tree are next 70 the honse
which laws on The road The onibudngs e1d fences are IN
GOOD repair Apply under letters C. Post Once PLAIN
field, NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20
DIANO.FORTE WAREROOMS, No. 36l

Il Broadway one door above Thompson's saloon. Per
sous about purchasing Pianos invited 20 Gail NJ the
Warerooms OF BENNETT 4 Co, whore they viii ind an
assortment of rosewood PianoFortes Of modern style.
Every instrument warranted for years Should doubts
be entertain quality the payment may be deferred
until rch doubts are removed Old Pianos received N part
payment for new ones New aud secondhand Pianos to let
Nsnutectory, Nos 81, 3l3 and 3l5 Riyington-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20

A ADVERTISEMENTS are inserted in the
"A best pcpers in other cities And owns ct " g. PALM
ER'S Advertising Assncy Tribune Buudlnxs
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DIANO and LANGUAGEs.-Mis. NINA

l. WINDEL (d-u-lter OF the late Prof Wndcl, OF
anover) No. II lving-paoe, NY, respectfully infjr
the public that she is prepared 10 ge distractions Nu
sic Singing aud The Modern Lanus % the residences Of
her pupils. References OF the hrst class Do given.
Charges N oderafe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20
EOR SALE-House and Lot No. a Baltic

i st. south SIDE leo feet from Clinton, Brooklyn The
Lot = feet front by about ~ feet deep House y feet
by deep three high, with basement sud
urdercesr grs throughout except third story cooking
range and hydants In the kitchen In.rbe raltes ard
chandeliers parOgs rents for $50; price sl52e;
S2Oc0 may rem a. bond aud mortgage. Apply % ID. T.
MACFARLAN. No } Nssssu-st., from 10 4. NJ " Z. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20
NrEW nnd SECONDHAND PIANO.

IN FORTES-We have now on hand large assDrtnent
Of new and secondhand Pianos for sale aud hire Panos
from SO TO $50 For hire from 81 TO so per month No
Sf9 Broadway, New-lork. SAFFOKD DHOttbh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20
nor SALE-With immediate possession,

the larre three-siory brick dwelling House snd Lot in
Zee Ne 3G West 2lsist DELIGHTFULLY."- situated opposite tho
Park Of the Theological Seminary in perfect order;
walls all painted plumbing very full and conplete baths,
water closets hot air furnaces &C For key aud permission
30 view che house apply to JAS " WELLS Esd No l67
ath.av. or 10 WILLIAM HARSELL, No. 43Chd-st.
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Tor SALE-A fine one-story House, about

i 81 feet square, and lot Of acres, ut Fort Lee about
half mic from the landing The house contains rooms
ard has good cellar underneath and piazza IN front IS IN
first rate Order and partly The lot Is ITO feet front
on the road with handsome picket fence has two good
wells and spring of water and about - iutiIeos OF the
best quality IT. Also fine barn = feet By ~ Poa,es-
aon can be- had Immediately. Apply TO d. L. MAGYAR
Ian Nesssu-si from 10 A. NJ. to ?. NJ. Price S1Jy)
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Ia Oh lNA1aIs.-l"o P'"''
j ground in Nillamsburgh-onc having frontage OF 10
feet the other of 20 feet-tbe whole comprising hree
corners and situated in rapidly improving nsshborhood
near the rver very avoraby located for the erection OF
de,nV honses stores Sc Price the whole $4,000; the
whole 10 be secured the premises for term OF years
Ajso Money 20 loan Inquire no ll3 Jayst- Brooklyn
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Gonscs to Get.

YNO RENTING Stores on Broadway, be-
,y noar?5thst Rent $50 Large Hall and Basement AZ
No lCi Broadway aud Apartments TO snail respectable
families TO lease two Lots on 55ths, near shav APP
plyto X. q. PIERCE, No. ]. l0i Broadway.
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Il rted in Ncwtown, L. l., p meS from Williamsourgh
Feres Said land Is fronting on The Frsh Fond Road and
WuhAnsbureh and Jamaica Turnpike Road. For farther
Information apply 70 GEORGE HULSF, on the pren,sesI