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nNE of the MOST SUCCESSFUL, No

nNE OF the MOST SUCCESStUL, mo
" ul and influential enterprises connected with the Pres
OF this country the Advertising Agency OF V. b. PAIN
ER, of kew-GOrk We do not, however, mean thar ~
cations OF his busn extending TO aud including Se~fa
Philadelphia Boston, ami other cities and towns no
Union The leading idea embodied in Mr. Palmlers plas
the establishment Of great central depot, at whch may
csbtered the oririDE business of commercial men ~
example John Doe hiss lust established extensive cs1
ard ready made clothing depot II gentlemsn Of ess
Prise aud proper appreciation OF the avablo ness
for bringing himself and business into notorety he viii sS
be Glow 10 appreciate the indispensable importance Of sdr
Using But through what channels shall he direct hsh-
v-Ttsemens He IL ignorant OF the character naasas
and circulation Of the country Prese and amid the if
eliminate opportunities OF interested parties. his paoss
will be pjudicously expended and, qnescs ~
prospects IN bnsiDess materially damaged Hut fneA
where he only examine complete files VI al tho
principal journals IN this aud Other States bat also Avail
hmfef OF Mr. PRmers experiences and KNOWLEDGE relative
10 their circulation ard influence. The advantages ~ei
the advertising public may derive from the extraordinary
facilities thus placed at their dsposs manifest and hsys
drawn about MIR Palmer great edyertsng oonio fss
principal merchants and business men Of the states.
Their advertisements deposited with Mr. Psnef sni
by him reite 10 snch journals he thinks ssfye ths
beat interests OF his patrons Mr. Palmer becomes espDna
bic the Press for the prompt payment Of tbs afyetn
charges simply charr the favored journals with srcsoa
abe commission for his trouble aud also requiring thoe
journals TO place at the head Ut their columns bns ssnd
ing notice thst Mr. Palmer the Amccan Newspaper Aisst
IL their only authorized agent la the cities ~ Sew feh
Boston and Pi iladeha Thus the immunity are
COATED tie pre.s Is benefited and Mr. Psmsr 10
nyes tar and honorable remuneration for his eHtfpraN
lGtnTs.
Mr. Palmer's "New-Yorker" a monthly newspspers
,utd at his advertising Office, contains list Of u ne
Newspapers for which he Is the exclusive agent. 40
contains valuable and Interesting knO wotxs -
selections for general aiding.
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ALssKr II. NIcoLAy. Auctionesr. =.
DEREMPTORY SALE. without reserve to

ALBsRr H. NIcoLAy. Auctionesr
DEREMPTORY SALE. without reserve to
the h. CHEST bidder Of valuable property AZ Port Wash
ington Shrew sbury Monmouth County n j.; the Psyi
lion Hotel freme Church ! story frame Cottage
auction.-ALBt RI II. NICOLAY will sell ON WE'D
NESDAY. Feb. q at u o'clock, at the Merchants Ex-
change New The well known and fashionable summer
resort kbcyu the Port Washington Hotel together with
shout eight lots Jxlso fronting Shrewsbury River s
Port Washington Monmouth Co, The house Is three
story frame SN4o with piazza all round and was butt
few years ago in the best manner By Thomas Hunt Esq
expressly for a hotel, and contains follows
aoor sleeping rooms This hotel has been in successful
operation tor several years past and during the
from 70 10 s applicants are turned away almost
daily the demard accommodation in that section of tho
country being much greater than at any other watering
place. benz directly the shore aud easy OF
There good barn wagon house and other out houses
and the building used as the bar separate from the hotel
wear 10 good tenant and will be- sold subject 70 lease of
four years from April 1888, at tho above rent.
SecondA neat frame Church with six lots Of groand,
about s9 feet each Church about jOs feet less
TiT3-A n story frame Cottag- with two lots of ground
about teet EACH together with good wos oty frame
barr Cottage bout -Ox8 barn about Axjc, less,
Rents s5 year. and will rent for next
also one adoinuE about l6x22 feet win rent each for
about slCo year Lot lts feet nehes in 'front.' l0 feet
rear and 50 FEET inches on one side and ~ et inches
the other side in depth.
FihAso about 100 desirable building lots 80 feet front
and rear snd rom w. 10 asRn iso"tn5 On
Red Bank Roedal situated on elevated ground command
splendid view OF Sfewsbury River and The surround
county and viii be cod with the privilege of or
more lots at the option the purchaser.
The situation OF Pot Washington unsurpassed for
creation pleasure hrath The North SIRE sbury River
has long been ceehTst for its picturesque beauty and the
Highlands OF Nevonink IN view OF the Pavilion Tbs
beach dividing the Atlantic Ocean from the River be-
reached few minutes Shew sbury 10 noted tor it, ne
fishing SUIT sua riytr bathing. oysters CLANS, sc.
The steamboats, IhomLs Hunt, Golden Gate and Edwin
Lewis ply daily m the summer and every other day
in the winter Fare % cents Stages always ready on
the ARRIVAL OF the boats convey asngsrs Long Branch
n.utn axa
making the Shrewsbury River naygsbe that ste mb9as
may run a. reenlar hours which q now bring surveyed
Aes may hold property ia New Jersey the sans a, any
nllural born cnEen OF the United States
Title indisputsbie
TERNSen per cent and the auctOneers fee on the dsv
Of sale forty per the sth OF March when the leeds
will be ready for delivery The balance remain on bond
and moring Tor thr years Al per eeat discount Of 10
per cent. viii be made l0r cash.
For hthogaphe maps and full particulars apply the
Auctonser NO. 20 Nallst- (272
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TOHN T. BUDD. Manufacturer and Pro-
~ pretor of Lockwoos celebrated Cooking ana LAsse
asnses Aeo. T Bua1's newy-inveated Ranges wo.sS
An R.nss, wnrrantrd " B-Prices from - apssN
SO sls Broadway tfe-msry No spvos'ts ~ Ts'sD
ssChureA
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CLNToN-Av. PROPERTY, Brooklyn

VINIVN-NNs T hVK FsItI II UtVV"F!"'
~ For Sale-A esofy double House with two story
extension Aud lsTaas itout and esr-ccntsinine IA all u
roons bsidss lsntTss ard stvfe foomhn IN the best
manner fooIs deefcne1 marble nantes throughout &c,
Their are spacious cellars anaer the house for coal wood
wine pik end ice al bui IA the most substantial manner
There eight lots Of ground attached . ths noase,
bsnSsmsly sid OUT as gsreen with box and stocked with
every variety Of fruit IN sbunaance together with tireea
large and valuable grape vince There IS 80 CO no-
xoas stable and carfagr house with ether outhl lagS
1he above property situated on the cas- sde OF Clinton
av between Gates La fsyeteays Aboat hall aa hears
ride OF Fulton Ferry and within few Steps 81 ak stsse
routcs The above location Is well kpown as TIE most
beautiful and d. sirahe residence 81 IN BrOoAy
and Tor an ,nvrsttr unequa led Part Of furniture also
for sale Viii be sold very reasonable and twotrds pag
chase mercy can rtnaIcn bond and morsgsSe Ap2y 70
FEM 4 WESTON. Real Estate Brokers, No 81 Cham
hsrs basement ofet) TO Mr.. STEVENSON, On the
premls<s
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SITES at CLIFTON. STATEN

Y ISLAND. for SALE.-Your hundred and twentyhve
Lots situated about Geo feet from the Bay and steam
LEnainR II presents many beautiful sites. hayins hne
views OF New York and the upper Bay portion OF -
covered with usc growth Of forest trees IL viii BE- sold
subject restrictions against nusanees, and OiFs great n
auoeufnis business for residences, a. It can be
reached BY Steamboat in so minutes from Waist. map
Of the prUpt be % No ll6 Broadway large
portion Of the purchase money msy remain mortgage
Apply 10 GEO RIPLEY. No. 3 Pne-si.
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CODA WATER APPARATUS-For Manu-.

~ fseturnR Drawing and Bong OF the latest and most
approved description. Manufactured and for sale with
pliet printed dgectoLs foEiis use by JOHN MATTHEW'S
lst av- cor. 25th-s;.. y. Y.
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FACTORY, with IA ACRES of LAND and

IA
IL Il Good and Comfortable DWELLING HOUSES for
SALE OF TO LET-S1ste miles from Permanent B1dze,
Phade phia, the Haverford Flank Road, and halt
mile from Railroad from whence coal can be had T9e
Factory would contain six sets Of wo)en machine y with
abundant water power all for three full sets in
Guiding looms There at present two fu sets 0f ma
ehinery including "a ooIns in the MIL all Of the very best
description which WIN be sold al fair price Apply 70
JOHN WATRES. (ifby letter. Box No. BIC Philadelpha
POst-Ofice, Me<r.- fHURLOW & HUGHES, No. III
North Flh.si, Philadelphia.
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OK VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS on
SOUTH BROOKLYN PROPERTY at AUG

- TION-ANTHONY J. BLEECKER viii sell At the
Merchants Exchange, at public auction. 90 TUESDAY
tie 18th inst those valuable threetory Dselng Houses IN
Smith st. between Butler and Bstcss Nos ol 100 and
Ill The lots 20 feet by 100 the houses 20 feet by "
feet well finished throughout, with under cellars marble
autes and well calculated for genee residences Terms
made known At the sale, or Of the Auctioneer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-14
CAsT STEEL SHOyELS, manufactured b,

~ & G. NJ WOODWARD. manuf.cturer,
Ne asd e-elen n WROUGHT IRON PIPES .1S ~.
nnzs Ct AZ hiadz Tor steam Wafer. G.A &c No ~ Re-
n.ra- between God ard Chf. Sex-York MIL ana
pebis bindings heated BY team; Tubular Boit-r, Of ~
nous rxes Grays On eszd Heafs-x Of a. 80 a. -
who.szle a.i ssssil A-' |''hes
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E-OR SALE-A handsomely finished two-story
JIG frse House situated a. Port Richmond Sta.zn Island
tn three minutes walk Of the steamboat lxadns; loo Is
by le5 with fine spring Of water on the premises For
further particulars inquire o. A Il WALLACE, No. u
Johr 81 or Of JACOB DEGROOr, Port Rehmoai
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TOP sAIF--A FARM Of about % acres Of

roo5 Ind rood dwelling bouse ad spacious out bald
is. sua.sd oue male nOrfheasteIy Rom EizA5ethsoFn
rssIrd 6kp6t and treeqaHsrs of mile from Ceharlns-
=, an; the Eex-Jersey CegfrGl Railroad said arm
i. pesss1Ey tnsied and vOud raase d,.aoe resisnce
dons business IN ths city. Cans several times
s.x 10 be civ by wsy Of Newark and boats BY ELabeth
Por Connuta,i0u So Price $500 half Of The purchase
fnopey can remain bond and morfgaEe desired Apply
10 N B. WINTON, No. Try0u row, HAr.em Railroad
Rniidinrs nnIosife the Civ Hall
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A. NJ. NERwIs, Ascrose~r.
DY BANGS, BROTHER II

DY BANGS. BROTHER Il Co.-Trsie
DS.les Rooms. No. Is Parkrow.
FRIDAY EVENING, Feb. Is. At 81 O'clock
GREAT SAFE OF ENGLISH BooKS-ilastrafed aud stan
dsrd Wogks-em hrscing uany very valuable BOOKS
Also a choice sSsortmSnt OF American faoieations
School ~ Classical Books, &c.
rIFTY.SEy ENTH NETWORK TRADE SALE,
70 be esmnenced on MONDAY Dist March. 1873
BB1 Co solicit cons snments Of Books PAPsRs STA
rfoSgRy. STEREorYPE Plates, BiSpERs' CLOTH LsAra,
90 &c tcr the next regular Trade Sale Be commenced
AZ the above cafe.
Particulars the printing should be furnished By tho
18th of January inst.
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DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, &c.-GREEN-
~ LEAF & KlNSLEY, No az Nessys- paUo.
dealt WIN 0" n'''" "'''' SAMUEL T oREENLEAF.
WIN II. kINSLEi,
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Maebiuerp, &r.

NETWORK SCALE MAKERS DEPOT.
~ Platform, Warehouse and Coal Scales Gold Drug
gisis and Goosrs Scales Store fucs lron safes Weight.
Ac &c Tor sale BY GEO q SHEPPARD,
No i37 Waterst. near 4. ). hO.el
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L'OR SALE, LET or LEASE-The story

Hcuse, and Lot presen; occupied ~ bakery. 10 Is
eocd business stand tine OF hasneS grocery,
shoe drugs The OF the mos sespeeta-
be nei<hboihoccs Possession the trss OF May f.x-
tses ter sale let both Inquire the store No
vi Avenue II, Of 5th-sf ~ B-PosSesson Of the
store sse bakery the LIST o.; March.
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Orr GOODS.

nRESS GOODS for CASH. j. HOXIE, Jr.
IL No 81 Nsssaast opposite the Post, 0ics 70 aov n,
csiyng and oets for sale, large and attractive secl n
silks snd Fancy nrrss Goods Printed Lawns snj IaSases
Barge he LAiu.s Plain and Printed BAreges, PAS a,l
SiIipte Poplts Prints Linens Gsnghans. Whit 6,oh
Sc mostly fiom auction Also. fun -ssortnent ef D..
nesc. tor cash. pee. om 10 % IS per loser Ia.
they cen be bought on the usual credit
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Misrellaneoua.

A CARD.-V. b. PALMER may b. seen q
"A the Advertising Agency, between 10 and 4 oesst-
He freely and che~rfuy gives his views OF ths pnncss
ard practical operation Of Advertising. developed As
expsrieuce and observation
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wv. II. Fx.NKLIN, Anet:oneer.

WV. ". FRANKLIN, Auct;oneer,
T EASE OF OFFICES No. 63 Wall-st, now
4 occuried by Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company
VIM II FRANKLIN, Son. Co. will sell at saetioa on
MONDAY I4h February at u O'Clock. At the Merchants
Exchange Wallst. the lease OF the 0fces No ~ Wall
at row occupied By Mercantile Mutual Insurance
next At a rent OF IS, so per snnum. tLT9
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DEM MEDICAL COLLEGE Of PHILA-

II DELPhIA-Ths opening session OF ~ . Iasf,,nton
VIII commence on the SECOND MONDAY OF Msc'I
le58 and continue thirteen weeks ou triy scinth; anc
liberia bass az greatly cinuished expsns sSr an
noupceu. nts with full psrticu atdre POS.
81 D. Pawtu:iet II. l.. CT ABRM. LlNELEf, M ", no
l Aich ST. Pmadel phia All students 2urposns 20 ave
for the ensuing Course are particular
notify oIe of the above gentlemen By hs hFss OF Ihs
month
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TOR SALE-The Property on the north east
4 corner Of Myrte-<v and Lawrsace-., BroollTn h.x
ina frost Of atty fxt the avenae divided ,n,o tcrr
stores vhsch aners the besf trsness stani an -
VII he sold sccounruo1 az terms n 49,.
pay se0ot II Pea eeet On the psre sksA Iegss IA tc
eosrsI s,prr o. sad r-Sm,s~s.
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TMPORTANT to DRY GOODS BUYERS

The Subscribe having purchased the entire stock as,
hxtnr-s interest in the well Known Dry Gots S..
A. Wiihsns No. i6f Sh-sv between 18th ard sd o.
ard iI being imperative 10 ehtct total clearance Al
sock within 81 oAys IL hiss been subjected to red1sss
one-hs from TIE original eoa OF Importation or nsnaa
tpr. thus sAorng 20 ladies opportunity no, be MT
with more than in century The STOCK conorss
cen plet- assortir Of Drss Goods Shswis ShA Apa
ca. he LANES Cslcoes >hirtins Muslins and Sseeaxs
FsPscIAL NofIcS.-1he public VIII bear 10 mad tAs
Their, ar. cssss OF Bosom Linens worth TO be sod r
aid prr ward; also that the entire stock mas be eoa
yertea into cash before the oth OF asrea; twill thew
tore be sold utterly less Of cost The Store La
po.ss sion gwen the 18th OF March AppheS mag
made 10 the Subscriber. .
G. b. WILLIAMS, No. go 0reeawieAx
Hours Of sale from 10 u NJ and 2to6P.M
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AxrHosy J. BLrxexrR, A.ctsonecr.
THE VALUABLE PROPERTY M q

Il PEARL-St, Conner Of Ccatre &, AT AlJCfrov
ANTHONY J. BlEECkER vii sal st pabh. s.etss =
THURSDAY. February II, lsis 81 ~ e'clock q sAs ~
chants Exchange. BY order Of hcir coss a. ssta. ~
follow M vslns HE iropefty,
OK PEARL r,-The House end valuable lot Of rr,,,,
Known a. No 5il Peaiist, sitrsse the nafshesss -
nsr OF Pearl and Certs-s The lot hes front Of is -,
s inehes on Pearlst. 50 n i1ehcs tas reu n a
irehes in Setth fronting on Centre e. AID % n iaeh.
ae nth CD the southessteriy ado.
For u,srs terms and further particulars Of The allow, -
perty .pply 10 the sucfioneer No. Broad-st fsslS
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CELECT FAMILY BOARDING SCHOO'
Diano-forfes.

lJiuHO psAN~' $1,000
MESSRS. LIGHTE q NEWTON, No; =!
l CaDalt in consequence o. the neress demand md
t,fd,d their business and prepared to oder 10
their friends and tho-e wishing superior instrument an
modern stye from 6 to II octave Secondhand Pianos taken
in exchange. Broadway wareroom~ No. iS
~ a. III. BARMORE offer at their manu-
w. factory and wareroom No 9is Bcecker-st. corner
Of Charles assortment Of elegant Piano orte VITA ne
metallic frame bridge and all other modern it-
provements.
NS.-GARDNERs Improved
M PATENT MELODEON for sale, wholesale and re-
tail at HALL BROTHER, No. 25 Broadway, where
can be found an assortment Purchasers wishing superior
n.tums M for tone and nsh be supplied BY calling at
our wueoom The bellows not being IN SIGHT like Others
gives and finished appearance II Is also EXCELLENT
factory New Haven Conn Depot, HALL q BROTHER At
Meade Brothers Daguerrean Building, No 80 Broadway
Anew and SECONDHAND PIANO
~ fORTes.-We have now on hand large asorimeHt
of ne. and band Pianos o sale sna 70 nI c,, go
$50 Broadway, New-York STAFFORD BROTHER
DIANO-FORTES.-Th finest assortment Of
Piano fortes in the city msy be found Al the Ware
rooms of N ?. b CURTIS, No. "a Broadway, consisting
s George Hews celebrsd American Psteat Action Pianos
and q variety OF New-York and Boston make with aud
without the Eosn. Also, Boudolr and secondhand fano'
tor sale or to let. N. b CURTIS, No 80 Broadway
DIANO-A 81 octave Rosewood Piano, of
Il Stodan's make, nearly new, with music STOOL Tor
sale cheap also second band octave Piano IN good or
der very low others and secondhand At bar
GAINS . also Watches Chains, Specac!es Cigars, &c.
Cash advances on merchandise generally.
! y. JONES, No. 81 Annst, A door.
DIANO FORTES for SALE and to HIRE,
i at JAQUSss Warerooms No. $50 Broadway, Sd
door above sprrg.t, (up s,ar) B.-Every Instrument
from the above establishment IL fully warranted
DIANOS for SALE-At No. 3 Barclay-st..
nex door TO the Ast0r House variety Of % and Too
ays rosewood Piano Foes warranted 10 give satisfaction
In every respect sale for cash OF approved paper p
sIoson hire. JAMES THOMPSON
" f. HARRISON has Removed his Mang-
factory and WsrerOomI from No % Canals 20 No.
81 Mercers, OrAnds, whsrs may be touoi sSpsads
a-ortuaenf Of Piano FOrtes
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PROPERTY for

w SALf-1hr cnpOIa -cOtfsge h0nsc No - Urand u
north sde Oe ed for sale Ib- house "a IN good order
well edsr'ed for the residence OF large and respectable
family; stance only one mile from the Ferry There
seven fu lots Of srouA handsomely laid in garden and
Abundance Of fruit ard good sable IN the Of Sowersst
Apply to j. w. BURDEN on the premises
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TOR SALE-ln the borough of Stamford.
lockwood consisting Of dwelns House Barn. aud abOat
one acre OF Land steassd the center Of the village
Inquire OF SAMUEL LOCKWOOD, Stanford, o. JOHN
MAIERBCkN. DaI.en.
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MRS. NJ. JAMESON, Teacher of Fashios-
WI able Writing and French ACCORDION No lss Madi-
COURSE of HOUSEKEEPING.

urder the snhor try tbs book good teacher IN itse
ard ae know be the simple, complete aud beau
ti work ever published the subject For sale al the
srtios Couutin Rooms for the practice Of Bookkeepns
No SO4 Broadway floor up stairs Price ~ - Sodndi
and .eut per M AL free 81 -
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EOR SALE-A House and Lot in Williams
ecrss No S soash srh ar about three minutes wAk
ne,S tae reekshg and Dfvxoa Ferics erek house,
stehsaoe TIE lower stories being 81 feet deep 10.
y sest aeep eaAls one year with every modern I'M
2. sesa a. xss bot ar furnace Ne fex inorua-
N<w-foTk. DASrcT RlaETR
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TOR sALE-A desirable three-stOry House
II -. NJ Il colr-rhfs-st Anry 20 z. D BROWN.
.-e; srs Trsdsrs Bssk, to THOMPSON PRICE,
40 va Z 80 Broadway.
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DARN for SALE-Belonging to the estate

II Of p A Cowdrey. deceased situated in the town OF
Yonkers Westchester County. ~ Y about IL miles from
the City Of New Y0rk3 miles East from the village Of
lonkers and "A miles West from Hunts Bridge on the
Harlem Railroad Ii contains about no acres OF land 20
under high Of cult alton and the remainder IN
good pasture and wood land, and is sell watered
There isl large, neat Cottage House on the pace ths
Outhoupes are very extensive. consisting Of two large
Barns Stables Sheds Com Crb Ice hol use,
&c. al in good order. -.
The place oonia ms several young Orchards o. about 200
Apple and 500 Peach IN prime bearing The lava
well stocked with fruit and shrutbery.
There IL also valuable blyodsd stock Oxen Horses
&C. which viii be sold with the place II desired Also,
Carriage Market Wagors and good variety OF tools &c
There several eligible Building Sites upon TINS place
which with its proximity TO two Railroads renders u
very desirable situation FOR persons doing business IN the
City. o,,,
FOR furthef particulars apply at the Office OF 8 COW.
DREY, No. 81 Wsll-s.., or J. II. COWDREY, NO. lW
Front-tt OF the premises.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE at PR.

VA1E SALE.-The subscriber oilers for sale those
four very desirable brick Stores known as Nos " Il ~
ard g Jacob Lots Nos 10 Fl and y each about IL
feet front and rear and 50 feet deep No % being on the
corner has front of 10 feet Fnkortf aud Y feet on
Jscob-st This property can be purchased at reasonable
prices and on the accommodating terms, ON appiea-
i0A M or afteT3 p NJ SAMUEL LEGGETT.
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DFNNANSHIP. Mr. GOLDSMITH will

DENMANSHIP. Mr.. GOLDSMITH will
receive rev Pupils daily at his rooms, No 2s Broad
Ladies. classes az II aud O'Clock; gentlemen at
A NJ and s. 7 and o'clock NJ. Private Instruction at
hours convenient the pupil See cards at the academy
CELECT FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL
- for YOUNG LADIES-Stilwater, N f.[Ihs
man of the Rector s receive very limited NUMBER OF
npi so a 70 secure all the comfort and privileges OF the
domestic circle and at the time avoid the oHecon
which supposed necessarily TO attach 10 nige and
crow aed seminary. IN l.
thor,ush and eficen, Of instruction WI. be
pursued in al the English branches together with the Mod
EN- Languages Music, Drawing and Painting IN Ou and
WAtfr Colors - -. 49,.
Sxater is one OF the most healthy retired and beaut-
f localities on the Hudson River aud of the easiest &C
cess BY railroad. - .4,. u,
dress REV. J. g DOWNING, ST. Johns hecsofy' SnH'
REFERENCES: RI Rev. J. ~ Wanwrshi D. d; D, C.
l.; RI Rev w. x Nottingham. D. " keV'F L. ha"As'
D. D. LII D.; Rev. Wan J. Kip, ID ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-14
ttcOO 0NO-FOR sALE-A valuable

W OOOsOOOc corner Properly on ire NORM
side CGnalst very cheep. Also tws lot. Westst,
with water PRIV ege Lots BrOome-st; lots 9h-av,
and sstrst two houses on Leonarl-st; five houses
S6th-st two 32f-sf l2th-st Jane-st,
with flty others in different parts Of the City Also, val
usble housr and lot Al Newark, n the orpo THIS
house is finished with every odefn improvement aud "a
dssTabe property person wishing country residence
with access 10 the City al hours sio0A0o 70 loan
mortgsle FRANCIS j KENNEDY, No 10 WAlst