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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-21
l)iano-1o

A RARE BARGAIN.-A beautiful 7-octave Rose
N wood $50 Pisno-Fore VIII Be sold for s25 Excellent
Lst.. style Of case 1i beer used soi- oot ~. @
Ossse to :,ys he s county on soTS q fsF' Do
ANOLIAN and OTHER PLANOS-T. ). BERRY,
AZ Pub her Music and Music Books sler wholesale and re-
tail in Pianos MeOdeOn. Ms and Me:o. %ssea.ads .sS.r
i'm Hsei Davis Co. Thee Pianos have been loo knoSn
osd 's sf Is gS and also dn6
Pianos and excellent second hspd Pane Pianos to let psie
or MSss at The oSe.i rates + BERRY BfoadwaJ
lNOLIAN PIANO -FORTES at No. AL Broadway,
a Day sis Boon o the I % a Of
Laid Co. with fun supply of and cond-hand Pianos OF
'''' makers for 'f IScoES faoarsoS S
DRADBURY'S PIANO and MELODEON WARE
s s9gs No a "ISefF1S .1' as PG'
az. hand Planes &C. sSs Ase1 o the esoS org
the rde ''''' +. O BRADBURY
&C FISCHER Cate Nunns & Ffscber), Manu-
- sf snd w NIB S % ni
sS.nssd % 'eRs tohs Fno Fo S @
NLW aud SECONDHAND PIANOFORTES.-We
have hand large assortment Of New and
F'0 per ''0''A w 80 '''' sAFFosD BROTHER
NTELODEONS, Carhart's Patent, manufactured by
I'VE the Inventors and Ps'entees CABHART NEEDHAi
pd in the equal unequal temperament For eetnes and
ST syS md %sTsaa cIARR &9H s.;
OF Duane Meodeons Tuned and Repaired
N EcSES LIZ Il q NEW lONt M - tdudl-sl
I'VE the increased aud crrvaed
M oftl PIANOFOBTES have extended their busae and are
prepared offer he friends and those shns superior IN
an Intensive assortment in plain ard nied e.e. Of
style from 6 10 u octave Second hand Pianos taken
exchange. Broadway NareroOms No. fJ
DIANO RTES-GROVESTEEN < c. have re-
moved from No 4 10 heir Warer0ms No 5Broaiway
arssI he Of '
having sdd,d lsrge, IN. fn In their factories that
will able large growing and for their
beautiful
PauoroTtCs which purchasers invited -
anime before making their q eotiirs elsewhere.
DIANO-FORTES.-JAME PRISON respectfully
his friends the public that be- has removed Piano
Forte WGreo0ms the No 4 broadwsy TIE
" sscks Theaer whore he will keep coas1tiy
hand SPLENDID OF Piano forc OF bis sfctao
other makers the lowf Piano
endd Fano $1,000 each lie will also keep .sort
and sold exchanged and repaired NJ No connection with Au,
other establishment
DIANOFORTES.-Ihe finest assortment of Piano
the be found the Ware Of " h..
CURTIS No al Broadway oonn Of George Hs celebrated
Boston male without the EoAn Also. Boudor an
secondhand Pianos for sale OF 20 let
n P h. CURTIS No. al Broadway
CUPERIOR SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO.FORTES
~ for SALE-AtN No Bedfordst- Carmine Wsrnt.d
DAVID SMITH
THE UNDERSIGNED has removed his Piano
aon No BsTslay%t No S5s BrOsd~s
from 81 for sale Tor
eh approved Old Planes taken IN eKchsnge Pianos
osDed hire JAMES lHOhPSON
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Albert II NIooLAY, Asctlosee
DOSITIVE SALE OF
Il T. Is Al

LARGE VILLA SITES SITUATED ~
HAMILTON GROVE, AT FORT HAMILTON,
Coutazng from THREE ACRES each hanons!y SHADED
Forest Trees
ALBERT II. NICOLAY
VIII TUESDAY Oct 2 1855 al II o'clock AN
on THE GROUND,
s. elevated villa Sites containing from TO scres each besu-
y wooded and having ense view Of
Atlantic Ocean NewJersey Staten Island NeYork Bay New
Utrecht Bath Con-y Island Gavend and he whole surrounding
country
T property adjoining the 500 Plots sold auction and private
sale the lest Months AID several buildings are N course
end number under contract 70 be commenced N
tLoTt time.
The only miles from Hamilton Ferry snd accessible
hy steamboats, the entire The contemplated Rail-
read " III run directly through this property.
sEyFNTY-FIyE TER CENT CAN REMAIN on MORT
GAGE
ABSTRACT Of TITLE furnished to purchasers free Of expense
FREE IICKETs by steamboats, SID stages also Maps aad FUR
Tsfcts furnished BY application to W BARKER aad j.
C. SANDERS No Nsssaust- OIL
(s5) ALBERT II SICoLAY, Auotioucer. 20 ~ Walt
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6tsamboats ano RAILROADS.

NETWORK and ERIE RAIl1RoAD'-
~ Tr.t,. l~.V. pler loot Of Ds.ne-c - f,iieH
DAY ExPREss Il A NJ, f0r Daakrfss< - ,,srsreS
EAIL A. 81 A NJ for Dsnkrs snf oa.-e - = ~
..ors by uaip ~ reus.. 90 - - 49,
ties b-vs.n ana cesnns sas 81 -
nftsfe sstions N ...~xz.s<ixts Esrs~
WAY DIP NJ Cor Dsl.vvs ca ~ ~ s's ~ ssf.s
erGyfT fxPREss :. p NJ foF Da8kSf sns -
FNIGRAST q s r. H Cor DusEzs sss y a.
On ssndnys snly sxpfcS rsn q "a a. Lxks 49,
road sos tis,sssx chssasa chis.s1 u 49,. - -
srsreas piso<d ssssu tgr cis,s..se xss0f 3.SG -
cad Ckicsfs SnA@LAS "s"S
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D : HoUGH. Aseaoneer
r ARGF and ATTRACTIVE SALE of ELEGANT


ARGE and ATTRACTIVE SALE of ELEGANT
L. ROSEWOOD 1d 9th FJ RNfTURE-THIs DAY, (Frtal
OF Il st1a NJ No is West @lsts near sth-avl no &c
ns al tie elegant aud farn and other GOO IN me use
suite eood paror a,nirlr rcay esF'
3D. covered IN brorstee DO ard gold e fint
pier AID glasses wood SIDE and cui tables
carpets rch and auqus sewing nd reception chars IA 90
brocde uperh mantle clocks and oruamsrs superior OF
rsrn Ptrissrd ppis- Ghe tsbs one elega, walnut extern
table rosewood seyeneciaye pianorh fully
chamber ;uruure Of boisea wtatands
couuOdos Rosewood French sec7ciry; beet hair
bspiets cults together with vast variety q oh Al
mention az atg her
quantity md quality OF kous h4 goods offered a.
auction tLs season. Catalogue morning o. sale
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A c TUTrLE Ase,oDeer
HUTCH BULBOUS ROOTS-H! acinths, Tulips
~ Jonsuilss &c A c. FUTILE. viii seI THIS Day A. II
oeock No WAs Broadway. elegant aoEfnent Of
imported well selected Bglbs consisting Of d0able sni
snre Tulips GlsdiOns In Nlreissl Jonlaies
CTo,us &c in lots 10 suit purchasers
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6tailonern, &r.

6taiionsrn, &f.
DLANK BOOKS, PAPER and STATIONERY
I'D HIGHS. ~O1d III tAs attention
OF rersors ho require articles his hs Biaat
hand mNte 70 order
shOrt notice N0 Pspen EDgelopcs he
STATIONERY
every description o~ prices Nos Drsfs B of Ehcnsnse
other CouueTc. BlAHks Printing aud Lthossphing dsas
' GEO HICKS ssaucn-r
No . N--ssu~t
FRANCIS LOUTREL, No. Il Miiden-ane,
I blank BOOKS PAPER sfArIOSERY- los
Books made 10 pattern Dss Cheis 6iS AZ u sasd
IS rtcurred Dsres Daily J0gTas ~ s Coping
Prsssss Wrters Cards chesEsn Blsksan aoa
Ioaas PAPER aud Fancy Stationery ea4R Win1 "a
- No u Midsa-ans.
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HENRT Il. LEEDS AnctiOneer.
TIE\PY " LEEDS 4 Co will sell by aucti

HENRY ". LEEDS * Co. will sell by auction on
FRIpAf Oct q gea,eal Household Furniture a. Il I
, abe rederee Of Nj Soomoa KOanst, near Van isr-
bite LanGlE srd Carpos P1r0T SecEetrg.
Boo, ss alta Piano Forte imported from PAN, beautiful Oh
Psiss ~ The eesbEsted A Of the MS1ch schoo Sofa
q air Arhairs &c Feds Beddu Mattress French BedteAdS
Cshs other Chss China Glass Oh Cloth hneh-n Farai-
tue superior burgundy Vine. The
Iosl WhiehAls every hoar and lads he
49,
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Jrsuranre Companies.
DEFKMIY FIRE INSURANCE covS,s=
I AFARGE FIRE INSURANCE C0lPAyy-
IL once corner OfNsss- and Cedar IS spro.rs IA p.-s

Buildings Asrchaneise. eort and Ass o.
Househod Furniture and oher nsnrabe persouL psops -,
los damage By Fire. Aprcsious 81 pes a-s>1 =
d<pseh win be attended 20 pr0nptly
lACoB wEsrERyELr. rs-ss
"a aRctl.
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PETER PkEks Arrf 11ceF
LECTION SALE Of RITIIDING LOTS on BFR-

n GFS HILL-Z NEWELL Co, vii sell =; Assioa On
TFUR-DAY ana FRIDAY Oc.ober - and g. 81 oeok precisely
OF the Ground valuable Bsdas Lts situated q he Newark
Plsi the Old Bcrsen Reae only mica ia Jsssy
Cry tey Tin properly reached N ID nnles y tAs =
vkch Of h0ar Tie 20 Atioa lfis-s
and other otsaons ara
erHLIdns extensive and beautiful view OF pAf as
re the Harbor he City Of Brooklyn Se one SIDE and
inland Including the City OF Ne ~sI and oist ,ee
q view The sattou Is nea- ~ nav
he advantages Of fne air ekeseai water Aai god s CON-
offered this aud PRESENT ~
er delightful sad healthy situation FOG
Bu6rs Ses The bve al been opened anf
sded oId.r he rector % per
remain bond and mortgage or year a per eat
Title perfee For and particulars sppy 70 ne Aaeones No
NBShcud the westh-r rainy on the above
osys will take place Moadsy and Tuesday Ot'os
4ard.5
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Ensirnttion.


v SCHOOL for YOUNG LADlES-1he Wincr Tenn OF tls
will the first o.. November 1858 rhe
Der Of BoGdr limited and there pIen vGeAnes for
Circulars be lad a. b Bus eeds No - Niltnu o W.
Brecods No l 3dsv G. Shepherds bookstore No 5l Fulton
the Institution l5s and Othsv The Misses BUSTED
n.l.
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DEAL FSTATE-LOts, most beautifully located
III 10 b. sd much than be purchased within tue same
TIM Of portion Of the city any Other dseton APP
NV 10 RAY T0NPKINs and Grnss few steps from
Lii s.fie Yerr
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UL fcla j. IS miles Nsw-Yogk-r sesoa cora
rsnces November Principal the Nicholas
Hotel on THURSDAY, a O'Clock NJ
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BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS.


The winter session Sill commence the SIS OF Oct,
continue Circular aiming references Ss may
LEWIS HOWE Principal.
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CUPERIOR SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTES
- fo sALE-At No pedford-st- earning Wsrrani.d
DAVID SMITH
TI'HE UNDERSIGNED has removed his Piano
a Forte No. Bsslayet No SIS Broadway
large OF Piano os from 81 10 ooAsss Tor sale tor
oADed JAMES THOMPSON
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NLAIE for KOOEINU.-Tbe Subscribers are exten-
~ vsly sbssed qasyns Slate Of psrOr sessta and
ny on their eeeersd gsarrss In vermont az prepared % hh
OGcen u short notice N j MYERS Co,
WHITEHALL Was1nkt0n 90. " u
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DIANO-FORTE and SINGING-Mr. J. H. LEON.
ARD othe above breaches respectfully soes ysPa
and VIII Be happy select faneFestes MeoaseSs sasss
ke price without extra cost Reference gwen
kesldeSce No Fnltcnsf \ n.
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5alcs b Auriion
A - NEswS krrfloaser.
'Gs. BROTHERS s. O-T0de sales

= MEsES krrfoaer.
DY BANGS. BROTHERS s. CO.-Irsde sales
ID Ron. 10 IS Psrt-r1~
TCTION NOTICE -HAGGERTI, JOINS "
a C vi sell CT NOSDAY. o. -. sac l--fiea ao5 .
"a wilkins Of FIze. peruzapturT o. ka-f3if ION
- ~. 81 a. charges ezcep sz;y aov iEndag ~ The AZ
NJ Hroek-r made Of re rAkea Enr 3ad AZ
- N sT . b.st WsA rls ciir E.~E.ass d s1r'
1900 r re fa<s AID cracks an CT OF .l-ks a
~ ssSs TEr-iIS q IS eoB-in4 o S. szr. VIZ - p
rfuf ff. a7d s. % = rs =
aoa ysId u the Patsra in9Sn tas hss-
Rsreai rsrb sample Of he quality b. seen Il oar once
- - Whole for usp.cfi0n e. ~ Atlantic Dos
Tens of Se-ic pr h dsy ofsa- snd e1r@ ms
I.i-rc- IS hs tFasf -
b. made wh-n pad fer
A., eLsuty AID Of he quziy ~. shove On
efir AID months With sasflcory % 80
.eusrs lrss IS Per us cash dsJ o. sale
AUCTION NOTICE VALUABLE sioux OF
N EARTEESWARE GLASS FRENCH CHINA LAMPS,
A. A. 80 fs Gt-er-Nnl THIS DAY az 10 oeock
For psTt-E esflosuos which ready Ies eAs1
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II bI-Ntl.'is 80 -
II FERDINAND kOHN, No. 80 Psarst Newly sole
the States and % him fer WhOles1
dealers for forwarding order TO me direct; ~
. f1,or. The fnIirh f.-nf.r.
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IDIANOIOkTES.-Ih nnest assortment of Piano
Fortes city found the Ware Of " P
CURTIS No 7 broadway consins Of George Hess celebrate
American Plano aud variety Of Newl0rk ~
Boston make, with and without the EoAn Also B0udou Al
secondhand Pianos for sale OF TO let
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DATT0N's INSTITUTION for the EDUCATION
efB0YS VIII Reopen both lis saf
Prsnaryon MONDAY Sept No So Broadway botveen stA
xsA xhsss Tho fIiaePsl J. II. PATTON NJ eAa be seen
In rlien TO the son Prpi dRrns school hours a. the
sner SIP NJ At No II ws sAst, srs door from Shsv
CPANISH LANGUAGE-Prof GORRIN continues
~ 10 give privsie ss.en IN tho cssisaAs native Lac
gpsss. Apply q Ne. q 5shst
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DANnuRY INSTITUTE. CONN.-Rev. ELIAS S.

IL SCHENCK A NJ Princpel-rhs thr yfurth semi-annua
sesson will TUESDAY Nov An interview vita
the Principal be obtained by addressing line 20 VIM. Hall
Son. No @ Broadway where Circular containing full information
MAJ Lei al
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xrrpY vAIuARIE FARM for SALE-On which

The ,ubscrr resides four miles OF tho village Of
ON the Dutohess Turnpike oontasng io acres Of
i,f ,oh o rooS and fsncss perfect orders Likewise large
apple and pear three the house good .d stands "a
sree tce iprsre filed with fruit and ornamental eei oa
,iaIns suitable and in order Half the purchss may
main on monssfe required further Particular nqse OF
a. aGo.''' wv L. YOUNG.
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Arthur's Home Magazine.

The cheapest and the best yet offered
Eighty pages per month Of choice reading
matter for 50 year, or in clubs Of four at
only 81 25 per annum. --ar
The "home magazine" was commenced
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This story is continued through the first
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1893.
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SPRING TRADE.
~ WEBSTER, MARSH & CO.,
wholesale CIOthierS,

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RE Aow receiving large stock Of FashiOuabI6 CIO-
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Cash, low any this city. We invite
purchae call and examine our stock we are determined
Large lssOr'sal ef Bdys' cISthing and Of Furnish-
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Lading in hand. .'. ''.Ny
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M6t4c6 30 Country Merchants,
HWOODjAdNlS 0ELEBia4 TED SOAP.

fHE sseTbsrs are now prepared % orders fsl this
eesPreied article Of domestic economy w. snt quantuea
10 thoie who arc Snseduahted with IL properes We Win
eey that by giving H. preference Ordinary soaps,
sohs. saA bs1gShed With half 'hsusual labor tnd n es
fntea directions for Us, esssaEs no
II -3LutU psi rs Nosss ohatles sTeet, Uspf Thfds
sfp9 On ... L. ..---, --.Ln LIS rr b. Loull No.
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HOELOWAYaS ! PINS.

DlSoRDERED STOMACH, iINDfGFsTiON AND
DETERMINATION OF BLOOD TO THE, HEAD.
Com Of leiteT from NJ Sha Llotd Of Ertp. tUen mar
~. -g.' HTfech, Meri6htthihirs 2
To Professor Hot LowAY. '''ai' '' o. a 70 1
SiR-Isvsit myself Of the first Opportunity Of inform
ngyou, that for very long peiiOd was alictedwih
head attended bv loss Of appetite, dsordered Stomach
and generally fupaifed health Every means had
failed to give me shy permanent relief aud at myth
became so alarming that was really afraid Of going
about without an attendant In this melancholy con-
dition waited personally upon Mr. Hughes, Chemist, 1
Harloch, for the purpose Of consulting him as 10 what
had better do 5 as kindly recommended your Pills,
tried them without delay, and after taking them for
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June S Mi ssd EETRE OF G pRoP sIf
Extract cs Letts- from EdUard R0tSley Eq, Of IndiO
To Professor HoLlowAY: ..,..
DEAR siR-ItIeem II a duty owe TO you and the
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Ertrsd Of Latter from mr., S. Go,Oen, Chemist, Of
Clifton, near Bristol, dated July IAN, 1882.
To Professor HoL .owAY: .. .,g
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as Just arrived fC1 the West Indies, TO acquAin you
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NTOT1CE.--TfIE UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE.
1N Annuity and Trust Company, OF Philadelphia, Office
southeast Of Third and Chestnut strcetsThe above
company have this day declared dividend Of ten per
cent TO the stockholders their legal rcpresen
tatiyes, in cash, demand Also dividend Of twenty
per cent policy holders the present value OF which will
be paid, in cash. demand, appropriated 10 the re-
auction Of future premiums at the option OF the party
whose life is insured
CHARLES q. INLAY Secretary and Treasurer
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~ AITNA AMP CHICAGO UNION RAILROAD COM
NJ pany.-Notice to observation-disclosures il hereby
given to the stockholders of the first and second div
Of the Galcna and Chicago Union Railroad Company
that semi annual dividend Of eight per cent has been
declared by the Board Of Directors from the earnings OF
said first and second divisions for the ak months ending
January 81, 1868 payable TO the stockholders and
after the 10th day OF February next in cash. at the Office
of the company in Chicago provided that such dividends
shall be applied upon all stock in said frat and second
divisions which shah remain partially paid after the
10th day of February next much thereof may bs
necessary to make the same full paid.
Chicago January III, 1855. w. NJ. IARIsiBFE Secy