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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11
TOR SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY

I PRCPERTY-A fnt-class FARM highly improved OF
100 acres in Westcheser County, II miles from the Hudson
River Depst at Sing Sing Said Farm produces heen hum
dred dollars worth of hay annually besides great aound-
,ncr of grain apples, &c. A large House, Barns, &c,
stock and Farps Utensils also for sale The lowest pnce
for the Farm Eighteen Thousand Dollars lnqa,re OF
GEORGE MCCORD, No. ~ Wlllam-st- and SAMUEL
EDDY, No. IS Wast.
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E,OR SALE-Or to Let, from the lst Of
E Ami next in Tauytewn, . large double Dwsllins-
Houss suitable r the summer re:idsnce Of large tsny
A. cr houss flor which purpess n u now SIC
sssSfuy oocupied) House ~ by 50 ccetan,ns thrtssn
ronas cssr and out kitchen Lot 30 By isS rr1s ~ ,"
Rent 6S5O per sanum. Appyt C.C.sEShiNo.
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obstruction.

BOOKKEEPING, WRITING, &c.-Ciass-
- looms Nc. So Broadway, near walkerSt Hour, of
Instruction A. NJ TO p NJ. The design Of Fosters
Commercial Institute 70 furnish young gentlemen who
have completed their general education wei adulta
who are eekns mercantile employment opportunity Of
attaining without Ices Of time, practical knowledxe OF
those branches which ESSENTIAL 10 the active
eonsezns Of he. Writing Bookkeeping and Arithmetic
taught BY Mr. Foster upon sound and pm.
epies, to the entire exclusion OF the modern stx
discharge the dates Of the counting house sxpedous
and superior manner.
Gentlemen who are familiar with the details Of business
may attain under Mr. Fosters instruction, . competent
knowedse Of the principles Of double entry in the short
space Of one week.
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Tor SALE-The Frame House and Lot No.
Il It's Mulbeuy-st, near Brcomert Lot IS by75
BEEKMAN-sr-The2 three-sfcry hrick houses and lots
Nos 10 and So Beekman-st Each lot IS by loo
THoNrsoNsT.-The two-stoy brick house and lot No.
IT by60.
OSBORN No. IN Mulbcryst, near Gfsndst
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r ACKAwANNA COAL.-The Delaware

Land Hudson Canal Company are receiving or'is" ~
Laekswanna Coal clean and in good condition for seem
sbppnso manufacturing purposes, BY the cargo or smses
quantity, deliverable either Rondout or Ia The hAfsss
Eew-York, from their bosts or BY esrts.
Apply at the Office of the Company No. 81 WALTZ or =
their yards foot Of Hubertst Of King and Orr
wichsts.; cor Of 0oeveaeus and Frontsfs, Nev-Se'>
In Furman-st, near the foot Of Stasss, Brookv@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11
Tor SALE-A frst-class FARM, highly i'm
DOR SALE-A noble truck Farm of IO7
EOR SALErIn the town of RYE, Westches.

ter county, the residence OF the late Joseph rHser
consisting of 81 Of land Situated thereon Is house.
nearly new and in order of the following dne-
.ops 43 feet front 80 feet deep finished complete
ont; also large and csmmodous barn and other ouou
ings There are variety OF fruit trees on the premises
the house stand. on high ground commanding an extensive
view Of Long Island Sound and the surrounding country
land running through to Long Island Sound with an or
h.rd thereon which can be purchased desired Distance
rom Rye Station, New-York and New-haven hahoao'
~ ~ n
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DARN for SALE.-A valuable Farm of 200
acres with good fences lasting water and IS acres of
fine variety Of a in full bearing large fish pond Just
completed The house is large and beautifully sltuated.
with fine view OF Long Island Sound A full supply Of
barns and ouihuldngs The farm viii yield from - 800
IS go weth Of produce per year. Two miles from Rye
Station and and half fiom Port Chester Apply 70
4. w. CARPENTER on the pre- misses.
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Dantins 5tbools.

DANCING CLASSES for GEN rLEMEN.-
~ The new system adopted this for the first time
proves the pupils aud admits OF elr
entrance any time during the Lessons ON Mon
day Wedne and Thursday evenings General practice
of all the dances with band Of music on Saturday even
ings Ladies' and chidrens classes wednesday, Thurs
day and Saturday afternoons; o..,,
MADAME GRAVIER-DESJARD
wi DANCING ACADEMY, No 81 n-pace-
Classes for Children Wednesdays and Saturdays, at -
o'clock evening classes for Ladies and Gentemen,
MONDAYS and Thursdays o'clock Brooklyn classes at
Mr. BERTEAU'S Institution. No Is PieHepont-s, every
Monday and Thursday. at o'clock.
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MADAME NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Diano-fortes.

4 GREAT BARGAIN-A Piano Forte of
IA superior tone modern rosewood case by one OF the
best makers 81 octave worth $3.50 1t will be sold low as
the owner who is unwe, has left 1t sale at c. {.
WILLIAAiSS Cabinet Warerooms, No. lS7 Fultonst,
fey doors east of Broadway.
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DROADWAY PROPERTY owner of
FASHIONABLE COUNTRY RESI-

IL DENCES to LET or LEASE-Either the Mnson
House OF the Marine COTTAGES Of the subscriber at Dos
ors Glen Cove 30 OF ~ acres OF the Farm wl De
attached TO either desed Each residence is calculated
for Gentleman and his family inclined to blend the
irtendenoe Of small farm with retired, beaut tu and
eniby country residence Each residence has about Il
rooms The land Ia passed in producveness aud few
places have oil ne advantages attending those offered They
are situated on Long Island Sound about % miles from the
city and about miles from the village of Gleu Cove aud
thc steamboat landing They will be let furnished or unur
nsed and with without the stock and implements OF
husandry Possession immediately AZ desired. Apply on
the premises, or al No. 296 Broadway, -
HENRY NJ WESTERN
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Drp GOODS.

HOSIERY and GLOVE STORE, No %
IL Carnine-st.-R. RUSSELL would respectfully in.
form those families who about procuring their
supply that he has hand usual complete assortment
Of Hosiery Undershirts and Drawers of Cotton Menno
and Scotch Wool for Men, Women and Children which
will be sold at the lowest rating prices ut the old
established Hosiery Store, No. % Carmine1st.
INDIA RUBBER HORSE COVERS,
Il PRICE s3.-The best article of Horse Covers ever
offered, and warranted to stand heat and cold and give
faction. For sale wholesale and retail, by
ROGERS WYCkOFF, No. e Courtlandt-st
I NENS.-White and Brown Linen Table
- Cloths and Damask Diapers, Napkins Towels Hand.
kerchefs Doyles &C. fu assortment at wholesale I'D
retail by w. MATHEWS Co., Nos. 81 and 81 Caths-
rine-st
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rprNCU LADY. educated at Paris and

~ - ,e hools Of New YORK, nav n9 soic "
-. would be glad 20 give essons sne would nAe 81 81
~, a. ~ Ladies French at her residence Shs
" -, the hes, references 70 persons VINO naVT
s ss,ber, rho still employ her Address NJ RoSE ~
SO wAker-st- on Fndsys ana sa'u'oA''' "0"' ~
CURRENT HAND WRITING-Class
] Rooms No. Ss7 Broadway; hours OF attendance A.
~ a, the students nvenience. Prospectuses
,os,-free Full particulars on application
IN. system devised by Nh. FOSTER IS smrle prAcIeA
az etiye and leeds with certainty TO the attainment
hand writing in which the utmost freedom, esoiIty ana
elegance combined. 49, , -. - -,
e e.ereuse capscy Of Mr. Foster a. teacher o. WI
ting are yeT generally and Avoaby known and Us
OF ch.raci. hh calculated 10 INSPIRE much c9nadene "a
b H. vs,er ,ppea have been hEhy approved OF by com
n~,s,t iui.,- 10 Eur1p-, well - IN this country
p-'sh" '1us'- ia '' Boston Daily Advertiser
MIR Foster eorcusvcy demonstrated the sornaess me
,b.rv upou based and have the 10Y Of
.eversl under his instruction that hs method
terded with great improvement, no; only the .y wuhs oa'
IN ease and rapdty so li@aues "~AA'no
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AT PRIVATE SAIE-The four-story,


IA ing Let situated the south SIDE Of between
the nh and ehavs, commissioning about 100 feet IRON the
feet inches in depth The above Loss desiraby sta-
Sed end &c Cor immediats improvement portion Of the
n,,c.sa money can remain on bend and mortgage. For
me- ana .sstheE partcalsrA apply TO ANTHONY J.
ETTrCKrR us.ooesE, No. Brosd&-
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FRENCH LANGUAGE - Select Evening
l. Ciasses c. FRENINEAU, from PARA
No 81 Howud<t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11
Goal.

COAL-The subscriber has in yards and il
~ constantly dschsrEns all the VARIOUS kind. Of Anthr:
cite and Bituminous Goals viz: Peach Orchard Black
Heath Lehigh Liverpool Orrel Camel Sidney, ke, kc
al Of the very best quality, delivered in hsndsoms ord.
snd fer sale low JAMES L. WORTH,
4fh-st, cor. Thompsop, and 6thsv, col. Amos
Downtown Office No. 81 Wsn$e
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COR SALE at TARRYTOWN.-That

Il beautiful Location Prospect Hl containing
nearly 4oscres II is elevated commanding the most
nctnt view Of the Hudson River from New iork 20 the
Hi ghsnds embracing 10th banks several villages the Pail
sades TsppGn Zee, and most picturesque inland
~, including Sleepy Hollow" SC. The slope IS gentle,
the very easy, the soil excellent and the climate
lubrous IL within aboct fifteen minutes wax OF the
center of theviAge, of churches and several first
class schools and the distance from the railroad
and the steam boat landing The fine residences of
many of cur first cze this ghborhood IL could
readily be divided into few many parts, every of
which would be commanding site. Another opportunity
hike this will not probably nearly every ell
sble site between New-York and the Highlands already
appropriated Ii sold the priee viii be low aud terms
accommodating. Apply to
(.ls) ALBERT II. NICoLAY, No 40 wall-s.
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Houses to Eet.

BOARDING SCHOOL to LET-At con-
I'D yenient distance from New York large and ourishns
Boarding school, with ample apparatus grounds stable
icehousc kc &C. TO be let for term OF years Address
BOARDING. SCHOOL, Box No l,Isi, ~.
broadway PROPERTY.-The owner of
I'D two fullszed Lots tue corner of Broadway and
Wsuens is willing to erect two irstclass Buildings on
the same suitable either for stores banking purposes but
would prefer finding tenants before bn,dng SO that the
buildings NAV suit the occupants the Lott will be leased
on a ground rent Apply before 10 A. NJ or after p NJ,
at the Asior-Psce Hotel, No 7S5 Broadway, to s. V.
HOFFMAN, OF at No 30 PiDe-st
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vTHE AVERY SEWING MACHINE CO.
Cutlern ano hardware.

CUTLERY.-Table and Pocket Knives, Scis-
~ sors and Razor suitable for Hardware Stationery and
Fancy fine assortment for sale cheap, to cash aud
short.time buyers, by EDWARD DAVIS, Importer,
No. Plattst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11
MISS DWIGHT's SCHOOL of DESIGN

wi No $50 Broadway-Where the best instruction wa
be ryen in the arts Of Drawing and Painting at - ioS
term OF twenty lessons Payments advanced
On MONDAY, Dec. Is, at 2 O'Clock, Miss Dwight wh
commence with class for instruction in the theory ana
nrinciples of Art IS for the
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furniture, Sc.

A LII WARRANTED ENAMELED FUR
- NITURE 1s at the lowest trade price, of OUR OWN
GiLLIFS 4 BYRNE. (mccesors to Mathews Giyies)
manufacturers OF ENAMELED and COTTAGE FURNi'
TURE No Az Broadway below Grandst east side, New
MATTRESSES, PAiLLAsSES, PILLOWS. &c. &c. a
We have the largest and most varied assortment Of any
the United States Our arrangements for
the manufacture and supply Of Enaneed and Ornamental
being UNDERSOLD, and enable US to furnish SUPE.
ROR ARTICLE upon terms as favorable as arc charged
BY other, for those ofs much INFERIOR QUALITY
An orders boxed with the greatest care The trade sup
piled in unlimited Quantities at greatly reduced rates
No 45a Broadway below Grands east side MsHSac
N b. No connection with any other establishment
GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS,
" BEDS, MATTRESSES, &C. at CRAWBUCK's, No.
$50 Gand-st, second door east OF Essex Ct, wYork
CHEAP UPHOLSTERY and FEATHER STORE.-rhe
attention OF families about purchasing respectfully invited
to the large and beautiful of Beds Mattresses
Paasses Bedseads, Cots &C., all of which have been
purchased low cash prices and will be sold at such prices
as to make nducemen for all to call and examine the
above stock previous making their Goods sent
csrtase Old Beds and aud made over
w. CRAWBUCK, No $50 9randst,
I'd door east of Essexst
NEWELL's PATENT SAFETY LAMP
IN and LAMP-FEEDER-A new article, warranted to
prevent al accidents from the use OF Burning nd Cam.
phene and other explosive compounds used tor the pro-
duciion OF light
Thsinventon is applied to Silver, Brass Britannia Glass
and other STYLES of LAMP and LAMP-fEEDERS.
The attention OF the public particularly called to the
application fthis protection in Solar, Camphene Lamps
Lanterns, SC. -
For sale wholesale and retail, by NEWELL 4 CO, solo
Ia1usstq5eIcsp No W Nm BSson and Ne Work
The following certificate is sufficient guarantee of the
CERTIFICATE.
NEwYoRK, Oct. II, 1852
We have examined the Patent Safety Lamp aud Lamp
r.. al NJ I'm laf n.ofn nd f.
vnced from the experiments have made with them,
that he has obtained the desdeuium Of preventing
the risk OF explosive action the OF burning fluids
LamJs and feeders
In respect entirely in the opinion Of Prof
Siman and Drs Hayes and Jackson.
JOHN TORREY, Prof Of Chemistry.
VIM II. ELLET, Prof of Chemistry.
All orders for Lamps Fluid promptly attended to-
Solar and other Lamps be altered and have tho safety
apparatus attached.
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KELLYs ENGRAVING and PRINTING

IA OFRICE, No lll Fulcbsst--Weddine, visitinx In
utation, Address and AtHome Card Bridal EuveIopss
Silver Lace Cake Boxes, &C. be Busnes Cssds Bill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11
Real Gstate for Sale.

A FARM for SALE CIiEAP-In the town Of
IA Claksown Rocklsnd County NewYork thirty miles
from the city, containing 81 acres with good and conve
nient House, Barn and other outbuildngs all
nearly good well Of water the door; also young
and foursfnng orchard For particulars inquire OF g.
PIER WALTON, Fordhan. Of JAMES CoRSA, on
the premises
AT PRIVATE SALE-The four-story,
IA brown stone hons House and Store No. sss stAsv,
near2Sth-a.
Orrenest-The frame Hoxee and Lot No. @s Greenes.,
between Bleeckcr and Arnitysts
81 an at north side between sh-av and Broadway
ish-st- Thrsestsry brick House, north side between
Sd and 4th-aU. . - o..
BY 100 tc~t deep. -,
s5dst-Firss-clsss Rouse, south side near 4th-av
Tor fun Particular and terms apply 20
COLE l. CHIFFON, No. Wallss.
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TOP sALE-Two excellent brick d Selli I4ss

- S.1p Two excellent brick DSellings,
,tu,,ed IN the hi sse Of fortvi,le on 90.
At aoet west OF the sdav o. ru FL. Of the b.. rna-
sanfs M snhed in Eenteel naner with marble nsa
,e. r,stes Crot0n wrter; &c In.snaso pIy 10
~, s;rs,e res,dences For perteuaf- epPy p,rsins
ant MeCOTTER, No. l1s Fulton+t- sun pu'i'''s
Top c,IE-At the beautiful VILLAGE oil
OX.ICA % cho;ee Budin, Lots stna'ed WIInin y,
.o minutes walk o. the Depot; and peone'ated to
eou1se wish to view The RTopS the lh ins starting at
ave ne from the foot Of Aastr-st- brpon, "a
rSr,;ys viii leave JAmses at 70. pNs%.YorS
tie.tscsil ON S WILCOX, No o. 'onn 3D. W.
ERN FOR SALE-Situated IN the 'oW. ~.
Il F.tcbesfer on the corner OF tne LIs re Of the
road iedpr 70 New Rochelle within nan "a nv r;tb lag.
Harlea ,,oad consi.tlng Of Is acres OF Lano VII
end subfnrial dwelling house barn ana onei m he
snd ,o 80 .rrle orchards For psticuasi
p IRE ofMi1eHAEL NEKEEL or Of j. NJ SMITH,
corner Of Cerser and Hesterfus.
harm for SALE-One of the best Farms In
Hartford Comfy Conf for sale or exchange iot cy OF
Brooklyn property Bgildns' Of the ver Tbs fam Will
produce y..rlx from 5000 to 5000 Inquire Of R. n
HAYDEN, Ne 60 South-st- up stairs
TOR SALE in ULSTER COUNTY "A
Il Farm Of IS acres veil suited to raisinS vegetables
and excellent marass There Is good orchard ana
good buildings on the pTemns Inquire corner oil Co!un0's
and Uron-sts- Brooklyn, IN the drug store.
Tor SALE-A frst-class FARM, highly i'm
Il proved Of 1l5t acres Harrison Purchase, in West
chester Co. n Y about three miles from the Harlem Rail
road p-pt at White Plain and about four miles from the
New Haven Railroad Depot Porchester or Rye large
house barns and other and vare
~ other tnii 'lbe to divide IN two OF
trec small fsrns having fine view OF the East River from
NEST paris of the Farm For particulars inquire of JOSHUA
SUTTON, the premises who wishes TO to the
City or Of j. B. SUTTON 40 Fulton--t., Brooklyn L.
Tor SALE-A noble truck Farm of 107
il ceres well wa,ered and fenced IS OF wood
miles from New Brunswick. sold low. 50 near Mor
rstown and 100 Plaisied low for cash or ex
change fox good city property Also several Houses and
Tow Lots in Painfed, one and half hour from Sew
York by railroad Call on s. VAIL, Pacific Hotel New
York SATURDAYS from 10 2 other days In Planheid
New-Jersey.
Tor SALE-In the town of Rye, Westches-
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DROADWAY PROPERTY for SALE-The

- House and Lot northwest corner Of Broadway and
Howarss ~ feet front and rear and IS feet deep. IL
teins in the central part Of the city, renders
desirable investment capitalists rcante, bank
ing or business purposes Inquire 81 the oce of ARNEY
HUMPHREY { BUTLER, No - Wall-st. between the
hour Of u an6 o'elock on Tuesdays and Fndaya
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11
no WISCONSIN PROPERTY OWNERS.

i The undermined would respectfully inform parties
owning Lots in Milwaukee Wild improved Land vii
age Lots in any part the State Bonds and Mortgages,
&C. &C which they wish TO dispose of thst funds have
been pso his hands the purpose OF investing the
above Parties sending the undersigned description Of
such property if the sait will find purchaser
Parties wishing ascertain the value Of their property in
Wisconsin settle up their Taxes learn the price Of Farms
Mills Taverns with the Of Losning Money. Sc- &C.
can have valuable work Wisconsin Of charge by
POWER, Tax Money ard Real Estate Agent Milwaukee,
Wisconsin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11

BROADWAY STORE to LET.-The ele-
~ CANT i've story marble Store, Nc SOS Broadway in the
immediate vicinity OF the ST. Nicholas Metropolitan and
other Hotels will be leased either in whole in part for
aterm Of years Ths building Is go Zee. IN depth and
tends Mercers The first story basernen, second
ed for Confectionery and Ice Cream Saloon other bas
requiring large well lighted premises. The second
story would make q magnificent gallery for pictures.
Applyto AMOS K. EMO, No ~ Libsrtyst
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Il
IN WOMEN No. 4s6 Broadway. corner Of Brooms-st.
-Nia C. CHASE. Superintendent and Ieacher Oh Dfsw-
ing and Desgn-The lady managers having recsIeo o
era subscription for the establishment OF the ochoD s
notice that they prepared 10 receive pupils rom
twelve wears old and upward who can furnish
Testimonials a. TO character . . A.. -
The object of this School is 10 give instruction 20 women
.;ter gstnousy or at very low which Will quaiy
them to earn yng by the practice OF some OF the branches
tau ht in it. become teachers IN other schools
Pupils will be Taught elementary drawing with reference
to furnishing original design. tor anu O''
Lessons will also be given In Wood and steel Ensra'Iuk
Lthography whatever branches are found 10 % most
advantageous and profitable ,,,, - 1T,
Gas:i s..s:asy ' fTom SP NJ will Be
open during such other hours may be found
Candidates for admission as pupils and persons VINO ue
sire further information the SUBJECT Will apply AZ the
School between the houTs 10 A. NJ and 2P M saturday
excepted)
DENMANSHIP-T subscriber will receive
week 10 his Day and Evening Writing Glasses
guaranteeir al satisfactory improvement and IN nost
cases an handwriting in ten lessons OF one nour
each Ladies Glasses meet at ii and 4oclock
e''H OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH, No 2ss Broadway
DHILOLOGY.-Dr. KRAITSIR will give
Lessons on Phiology at his Room No 70 Stuyyesant
Institute No $50 Broadway, on SATURDAY EVEN,
TNGS At O'Clock. The first the 18th inst Terms, ~
cents per Lesson
T'HE METROPOLITAN ACADEMY and
Il GYMNASIUM are now ready for the reception of
GymnAsc Glasses for Gentlemen every evening pom
For Ladies On Tuesday Thursday and Saturday from Ito
6PM.
Cs.os1es showing the course of study &c. may be OBJ
ained at Institution Nos 80 and 70 6th-ay near " ash-
inzton-square.
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r A. PERRY. Wholesale and Retail Dealcr

a..
d . in Drug, Medienes Chemicals Dycstufs and Eare-
pean Leeches Sos Water and Syrsps No % Elm corner
Msnchesterst, Manchester, n H.
Culver PLATING FLUID-Castors, Can
Odlesticis Cake Baskets Military Equipments Carnage
copper or German silver 10 instantly repied with pure
SILVER By this invaluable ngd warranted to give satisfaction
OF q, ' a.eoup, 10 iewers and fancy goods dealers
John j. Brown, No. los Fultoa-st near William. mana
md 81 plated goods wkch whether the had be sssuias
silver or not has all the appearance OF IT, and We aaves
assurance OF those who have used that has 81 the dars-
hty ana ms;er of the puresf silver IL most convenient
article and will be found useful in every family" rnoaas
CAurioS-The public cautioned against pareha.ns
s and
JOHN j. BROWN, No. iOs FaltOnst, near William.
9 BEISSEL's GENUINE PRIZE MEDAL
% NEEDLES. sold by STURN SACHS. IN Ne~
York No 80 Plst, mp starr at the manufacturing prices
of 81 per mile best quality, 81 do second quality lib
eral discount allowed on orders OF some importance.
THE GREAT INDUSTRIAL EXHIBIT.
i TION Of 1853 to be HELD in DUBLlN-N0TiCE
The Exhibition will be opened on THURSDAY the Sa
of MAY 1855 The Manufacturers of the United States
.Res aS ya5.S 20 h 50 EaSS R aes ~
shall be approved by the Committee will ,, transmtted
inS nn.od al the close Of the Exhibition viii be returned
free of charge to the port OF Original Shipment
The Exhibition Building will be bonded Warehouse.
an Act OF Parliament for the Protection from Piracy OF
Persons Exhibiting new Inventions r,,,.,
For comics of the Rules and Regulations Tor Exhibition,
Forms ~ Application and any further information ~
oured amply 10 the Office OF the Secretary NO itS fear-
Ct (ianover-square) BY order Of the COMMITTEE
The New-York Committee is composed OF the following
gentlemen 10 whom reference can be had
THEO. SEDGWlCK, ESQ,
RICHARD BELL, ESQ,
C. EDWARD HABlCHr, ESQ.
YJNO PRINTERS.-For Sale, 1000 lbs. Eng
hsb very low for cash. IL Is entirely new. aud made
by one OF the Type Founders in this city rhe Font
NAV De divided and specimens OF the same Will De sent 70
those no desire IT, application 10 SOMERS, NO III
Nassau.st. or TO C0RTELYOU GlFFiNG, - Spracesf
TNHE GREATEST DISCOVERY Of the
Il AGE On the receipt OF dollar tpost paid will
impart information ofth greatest importance to married
persous these contemplating marriage All commarca-
lions addressed at tho Post Ofee New YORK willie
ceive prompt Attention oAhb ~ nE"r'"o'
IRVINE of EVERY DESCRIPTION, Cut
i and Wrought Naile, Brsds and Spikes Shoe Thread,
Manila Hemp ard Cotton Cordsge Carpet Warps Ulins
Tb1esd &c .or sale by ZEBRA CUNNING,
No. lo6 eearl-st-
YEAST POWDER-B. T. BABBrrT 10
the original inventor Of the Chemical Yeast Powder,
which prepared and sold by him at Nos 6s and 10 Wash
inston- st., HewYork, in tin cans Those who purchase
should that they get that with the above name on