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Lssy. White Hall daily except Sunday Al 10 am, 4
Arrvs al Rouss's Point by 81 pm,
Leave kousss Point daily except Sunday at z pm,
Arrive al White Hall nsxt days by 8 a IN.
iii From ochroon Lake. BY 6chrooa River North hudsou
Nov Rasss Eizsbsthsown, and Lewis, 70 keoss-
vlls % miles aud back, three times week.
Leave schroon Lake every Monday, "Wednesday, and
Friday at Sam;
Arrive At Kssssvills by SPINS
Leave kcesevile evoy Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
Auivs .. schroon Lake by 7pm.
lllS From Schoon RIVER by Adrondsc. 10 Long Lake. 80
miles and back, twice week to Adirondsc, and once
week the remainder.
Leave Schoon River every "Wednesday and Friday al
Arrive at Adirondsc by 2pm,
Leave Adiroadnc every Saturday at aam'
Arrive At Long Lake by I2ms
Leave Long Lake every Saturday ut Pm'
Arrive at Adirondsc by SPIN,
Lssvs AdroDdac every Tuesday and Thursday at IL mi
Arrive al schroon River by pm.
lIl2 From Pottersvile Tannsvie miles and back,
Leave Pol,srsylls every "Wednesday At am,
Arrive a Tannsrsvls BY ~ am,
I, Leave Tannsrsvills every Wednesday a. . am;
Arrive ii PossIsvils by 81 m. bl
,II4 From Tcondsrosa. BY Pusvs, schroon Lake, and
wood~srdsvils to Minerva, IS miles and back, once
Leave Ticondsroga every "Wednesday at an;
Arrive al Minerva BY 6pm,
Lsavs Minerva every Tuesday at 7am; lf
Arrive 4 Tconderoga by p m.
Ills From Port Henry, by Chimney Point, VT to
Bzidpors 70 miles and back. ono. week.
Leave Port Henry every Wednesday at IL m,
Arrive At Bridpors by 3pm;
Leave Brdport every Wednesday at 4 pm,
Arrive 1t Port Henry by pm. M
lll6 From WespoTt to Eizabethown, miles and back
six times week.
Leave Wes,por every day except Sunday at p m
Arrive at Elixabethtown by 8 pm;
Loavs EIizabethtown every day except Sunday m,
Arrive al Wesport by p m. s@@
ill7 From Eizabcthown, ly Keene, North Elba Har
rietstown and st. Armand, to MerrllsvilIe, 80 miles
and back, week.
Leave Elizabethtown every Monday st4pm;
Arrive at Merrillsvils by p next days;
Leave Merillsvile every Wednesday at a m;
Arrive at Eizabethtown by III a next days.
Ills From St. Armand, by franklin Falls, Hamilton, in
Franklin county, go miles aud back, once week.
Leave 81. Armand every Tuesday at AZ pm;
Arrive at Hamilton by p next day
Leave Hamilton every Monday at Gam;
Arrive at st. Armand by m. next day.
lils From Essex Charlotte, VI, miles and back twice
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III Z
Arrive at King sborough by 9 M and at Fonda daily
except Sundays by IL m.
INA From Fonda by Futonvs and Glen, to Charleston,
miles and back, six times week, to Fultonvlle,
and once week the residue.
Leave Fonda every Saturday at III m,
Arrive at Charleston by pm,
Leave Chsrleston every Saturday att pm,
Arrive at Fonda by pm.
The FIVE additional trips to Fultonvllc to be run in
close connection with way mail train TO and from Al
l75 From PaIaine Bridge, by Canajohae Buel, Cherry
Valley, Middlc6eld Centre, Cooperstown, Haftwich
Seminary, Milford, Porandv,lle, and South Milford,
TO onconta, 80 miles and back, six times week.
Leave Palstine Bridge daily except Sunday At a m
Arrive at Onconta by pms,
Leave Oneonta daily except Sunday At an,
Anivs at Pastine Bridge by 8 m.
l76 Fom Johnstown by lockwood Garoga LssseIlvile,
and Oppcnheim, TO Brocken's Bridge, - miles and
back, twice week.
Leave Hometown every Wednesday and Saturday at
I1pm;
Arrive at Brocketfs Bridge by sipm
Leays Brock,u's Bridge every "Wednesday and sstu-
day at m
Arrive at Johpstown by 81
1I77 From Cansoharc, by SPEAKERS Dssin Root Charles
ton -Four Corners, slosnsvilIc, and Central Bridge,
to schoharic, ~ miles and back, tri.wcekly.
Leave Csn.joharc every Tuesday, Thursday, and ss-
turday at PINT
Arr,ve Mt schoharie by 7pm,
Leave schobane every Monday, "Wednesday, and Fri-
Arrive at Cansjobaie by pm.
IT'S From Cansohsrie, by Fiat Creek, Argusvie and
Sharon, to Gardnervillc, IL mics and back, ,ri-
weekly.
Leave Csmoharie every Tuesday, Thursday, and sa-
turiay ut IL m,
Arrive at Gardnersvie by pms
Leave Gardnersvills every Tuesday, Thursday. and
Saturday At 6 ans,
Arrive ut Cansjohsre by 10
ll7e From Cansjohsrc, by Ame. and Sharon Springs
Sharon Contrc. IL miles and back. siI times week
from LET June to LIST October. sod semi weekly resi-
due Of yesr, IS
Leave Cnnsjohsrie every day except Sunday At ~ m
Arrive at Sharon Springs by , p m same days,
Leave Sharon Springs every day except Sunday s
5pm, Ei 81 rt4
Arrive at Sharon Centre by epm,
Leave Sharon Centre every day except Sunday at
sApm, ,s alt.
Arrive ct Sharon Springs BY Jpn;
Leave Sharon Springs every day except Sunday At
SIAM,
Arrive At Cansjobsris by II
The semi weekly trips to he performed on Tuesdays
and Fridays
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LYON SAl.E-A arm ol aOOdt slN'' ac1cS'
with rood house. barn and stables s.taA:ed Ia the
town az Stale OF Connecticut about two M IS
nom the Railroad station Inquir- of JOHN SrEWAkL
ESQ Termination.
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Professional Notices.

A MEXICAN and FOREIGN PATENTS-
IA GREAT BRITAtN.-Cayeats having been abosas
In that country under the laws short PATENT for a
months is granted in place thereof Immediately spp
cstgn. One Patent protects the whole Kingdom o.
stead of three being required, formerly, while the
isvery greatly reduced Patents OF importation slov
ed, "a before.
FRANCE, HOLLAND and BELGiUM.-pa,ensa ~
taken for s. 10 or Is years.
81 AUSTRIA having lately modified her Patent laws sa
Empire ia now one the best markets for American Inv
tons
UNITED STATES.-Appcstons are made for ratsaA
Extensions Surrenders aud Reissues. Additional Improve
ments Iniereences conducted Csvess died. Appeals
taken, Sc, SC. .
Foreign Patents taken through my office win be deliver
ed at the option of the parties here at my asenc
London, Paris, Brussels or Vienna.
lii TO proceed to Europe 10 dispose OF on nvss
ton before Patents have been secured, pnoI expess
will void the title Further information may be 0htas4
by addressing JOSEPH 2. PRISON, No. Vale.
I HENRY ZIMMERMAN, MD, HONE
~ opathic Physician and Surgeon, No. % HicksA
third door from Joralsmon, Brooklyn, NY.
MRS. FRANCES G.. MITCHELL, MD,
WI No 90 3d.ev., above lNhst. N. B.-Dr v q. NJ b.
on hand improved Truss,s supporters Shoulder BrssA
Elastic Stockings, Knee Caps, &c.
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furniture, ST.

ALL ENAMELLED-R REMOVAL on Ia
IA May next-0iLLIES & BYRNE respectfully infxs
their patrons and the public generally that la Consequence
the increasing demands made them for ENAAELBD
and ORNAMENTAL COTTAGE FURNITURE, and ~
having their old stand TO satisfy ALL they are con
PEELED TO remove the lst May next to the NEW al
SPACIOUS WAREHOUSE. No j46 Broadway bctsss
Spring and Prnce-sts east side SIX doors above COLLk
MORE HOUSE, adjoining the Dusseldorf Gallery
N B.-Preyious to the lst May be found 70 nnA
at old stand, No. 452 Broadway, Mandatory No
Greene offering greater Inducements purchaser =
GENUINE, WELLSEAsONED ENAMELtO fURN
tt RE than any other establishment in the United States
The Trade supplied usual IN nmited quanttsa
GILLlES BIRNES, No 4j2 Broadway
East side below Grsni<
After LIST OF May next at No. SIG Broadway.
Every description OF Hair and Husk Mattresses Pslssr
Pillows, &c. at the lowest rates
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Diauo-fcrtes.

EOLIAN PIANOS-T GILBERT 4 Co. 8
III PIANO.FORrE WARE-ROOMS, No: SS Broad
way cor of Anthony-st ID hsor Newfork -Pisnos th
and without the ceehratsd tolian wholesale and retail
Boudor or Cottsge Pianos convenient for small rooms Al
40 secondhand P,nos Pianos with aud without the 10
han 10 hire. Meodeons for sale.
HORACE WATERS, Exclusive Agent.
The attention Of the public Is invited 10 the following
notice from The New NOgS Evangelist: .
T. GuBEgT & Co.'S EoLIAN PIANO-FoRrEs.-L Ia
niarty with these Instruments nnbes as to SPEAK Win
gree OF confidence that could not otherwise c re-
81 ecing their merit and the beauty aud Edaptedness
OF the foan attachment some of the best purposes
which musical instrument serves IN sthstlAn tanhN-
The il sirUmt very rmly built requiring less tunips
III m ANY oihers know of and remarkable sweet
n. q and purity Within few years great improve
tepts have been made ia their Manufacture by wmch a
much stronger snd brilliant tone Is secured In point
of nth and volume well eyenness of tone through
out the entire register and elasticity OF touch we know noe
whose manufacture "a superior Ia GIiberts fnose VINO
have never tired them will be surprised Ia ud such attain
p.nts made The foian s0 aud delicate, aud as welt
sdaped tho and for sacred music ~ the organ "
s.lt IN these also Mr. GlbcIt has been m,nng marked
improvements within few 80 that del shtinl d5
cacy and purity of tone has been secured We are sd
10 tnd thu IN beginning he well spprcat~i Thls
horse hes pped about two thousand oians IN the asst
eight wears They now applying ten week snh are
unable TO supply the demand They are furnished al the
Ware room At the prices al the Manuiactory ana
the buyer may feel assured of fair dealing aud upright treat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-08
IOLIAN PIANOS. with GRAND SUS.

III PENSION BRIDGE.-HALLEr. DAVIS & Co
the celebrated oan makers OF Boston, have intro
duced their Pianos the Patent Suspension Bridge CIV
ug 10 upper the Piano all the volume OF sweet
ness of the Grand Piano BY Arrangements with them
and with Lemuel Gilbert OF Boston, who MAKES the Only
GOOD Boudoir Piano and also with NewYofk makers, We
ere prepared TO r better Pianos boeT terms han any
other house few Of Il. Gilbert Cos nairo" scale
sn Pianos for sale very low Secondhand Pianos trom
$50 up 10 $50 MelodeOuA T. ~ aud Octaves
Dealers 10 Pianos Me0ie0ns, Music and Siusical fuou
cations supplied the most liberal terms Pianos 10 Let
: KERRY & Co No W HrnllHlY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-08

ZOE SALE-A new txostoy frame House,
u - BY - net vita modern inarrossnnssss eualt
suhsssnsl MARINER. hard srishs1 Gala nitchss and
uicea mahogany raj ineral anobs saa uver piss~&
imraiaeS French windsvs sad psA.xA sanx 3oers ~
pazinra Lot 50 ses frons BY l fs<x asep with fruit
tress ~ se aes,rsAs .ss.soas s'iss .sry h.eaecsly
sv, Rsfvs<s 7th ssd etA-sA AcsrsnniA lower vlass,
within three walk Of the end one hour FINN
She CRY Hall New.York Pnse o1fse-ti 30 remain
aerssase Inquire VI ]. ANDREWS No 40 wsssr.
MY.
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EOR SALE-House and Lot On the north
Il siis &iIh Ct between Broadway AID e.h-sv feet
Of s,Av three stoy hassuent hnek Hosse kitcasa
pnse, Cro,on water bsthtnh mA-be nantes Ssiss an
isAed N nss, style Scr pxcpHzs inssirs Of a. sPkl0-
SIEEN, Nc - Hssss- e., eegnsr Grss1w.eh-
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s. vJ,HE EyERGREENS" for sALE.-This

Il attractive country scat widely known as once the
estate Of General Nathaniel Greene Of Revolutionary
ory situated the PaSaic, adjoining tae village OF Belle
vile, 9 miles hom Now-Yor& aid 81 from Newark. For
further particulars apply 10 HOMER MOROAN, No.
Pine Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-08
CTRATEoRn PROPERTY ar sALE.-A

- yery desirable Property IN the Village OF Srstofd.
Conn situated upon the main street north OF the Epsc0
POI Church and founded uron three sides by the high
av containing about three acres Upon said property "a
con Portable House and Barn 1he above property ofcrs
mar inducements for SIMMER or for permanent
dence among them churches and good schools IN the
vicinity aud for Amu-cents there good hsh
ine and owing The NewYork and New Haven Railroad
D6ptt thin about i've minutes walk o. the DWELLING
Prce s5OoO; hafto remain bond AHe lrtgagc Apply
AZ No 2l Waren between the h0uT Of 10 and O'clock
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no LEFT or for SALE in BROOKLYN-

TWO LARGE LUFIS 70 DEL, NJ NO.
So secoudav each 90 feet front 50 feet deep, vol
lishted and suitable for lght manufacturing purposes
Possession given immediately ifdosircd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-08
EOIIAN PIANO FORTES-The sub.

" scbers wish 70 call the attention OF those IN want o.
Piano Fortss TO the celebrated instruments Of HALLET,
DAVIS Co. The improvements made OF late by thn
house are very greai. We offer their new Pianos,
with action which for deicacy OF touch and power,
hes its equals Patent Suspension Bridge which pro-
duces the beautiful imaginable. With tins bridge
the strings freak and all pianos made with
full faur those using them feel assured they
have an that will standn tune, concert pitch.
end that viii be always out Of payng order by the
sIiugs breaking The following Is from the Evening Mir
rOT:
I'VE wish TO call the attention OF reader, 10 most
beautiful 7cctaye fohan Piano Forte, at the
room. OF Lincoln Thompson No. al Brs adway. THIS
instrument the the IN the public paror in the
METROPOLITAN Hotel, furnished by Lincoln Thompson,
ard made by the well known house Of Htlet Davis Co,
Boston. The improvements made OF late oy tina firm
very great and ia entirely action OF great
power and decacy Of touch much superior 20 anything
have seenwI,h suspension bridge (entirelY new.
and used by other manufcture which produce the
most liquid tone have heard. We would advise
every pianist OF this city call and this, TIVE
think the best pisno 20 be found IN New York"
For sale, absye fne assortment Of New York Pianos,
both and second hard Also, the celebrated Pianos OF
A. W LADD Co. Boston. We have the sole agency Of
the above weknown this city and vicinity
0urinstrrments oil warranted 10 the purchaser
tire satisfaction and sold at extremely low prices LIN
coin THOMPSON, No. al Broadway, between How
ard and Grand SIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-08

L'ARM in NEW-JERSEf for SALE.-Ihe
farm now occupied by the subscriber, about p miles
from the village OF Railway the road leading from ali
way Plsinfe. Said farm contains 100 acres oil land 20
goo dwelling house and ont-budngs two apple orchsrd
al,o fruit orchard, containing peach pear, cherry aud
plum trees eli superior sraed fruit Possession gwen I'M
'''' EDWARD Il WOOD.
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ITO KICE-GRUWERS.-A Toe Of STRONG's
l. p1ienf RlCE-HULLERS for sale one N which nav
Be sesn N operation on sppheafon,o MORTON BREM.
NkR. 10. az Pear.-sL- ooEner F.sieAs.-s,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-08

EOR SALE-At Newtown. near the Plank
il RoGd new twostory House and Kiihen and Wagon.
house and well Of rood water by the door with los OF
,eet fo sale cheap and on easy terms Stages from GrsBd
OF Peck sip Ferries every 80 minutes distance mes In
1uire Of JAMES BAILEY, on the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-08

EXCEL.SIOR.-Psreu wishing 70 find an
IL InsEirnton eh good orisr i. maintained BY rial
kiaAness And rsi IL Improvement Snrsd by thorough is
sructisn vii Be peAsd and ryei the Commercial and
SOLOMON JESSEa, Prineip.I.
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THOUSAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

~ might b ob,ared 70 the fset that the bs,s
for preserving letter. Invoices other p.pey- .,
rrs1y reference IS e<sired. 70 YOUNGS iAP2ossns
ADHESIVE FILE. tCayeat hled Prsee 81
per dozen. At retsi containing so lesves For s,.
toners generally, nd manu- .etursa ,,
r 4. Yo6S1, No. va a,t,,.
N. B.-Every sise needed may BE- obtsioed o. mad,
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40 s,ItM,Nbtb MSppTF COMPANY
Matbinerp, &f.

COTTON MACHINERY for SALE CHEAP.
- For sale the following second hand Cotton Thros-
tts running and GOOD order Price SO cents per
spindle
BIewseTs Frames u spindles each in p. McCready
Sons Mill al EoulstOwn, Pa
Lve-Spnde Frames large Spindle, % Spindles esch,
la null -.
2Liye-Spinde Frames 100 Spiniles each, at N Wild
Sons Naleti,. =. Y. 1870
~ Lye-Spindie Frames, 10 Spindles each, Jas Wild
Sons, Stockport, N. y.
Apply 10 Ja1hes Knott NoIrstown, Pa 10 She owners
of the mills at yalaaa aud Stockport. y. or %
Il BRUHDRRD, son 4 CO.,
Oldham Works, near Paterson, N. J.
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No. 5Tryon-row, near Harlem Railroad oaics.
IARM for Belonging to the Estate

EARM for SALE-BelOnging TO the Estate
OFF A. Cowdrsy decessed staated in the Town OF Yon-
bers Weschester County n about IL miles from the
CITY of York 81 miles east from YOnkers aDd Y west
from Hunts Bridge On the Harlem Railroad II contains
about $40 Of lsnd 30 under high state OF cum
yson and the nder in good pasture and woodland
and il wen wstered There is Cottage House the
place the Outouses very extensive consisting OF two
large Barns Stable ard Carriage House s1eos Corn Cb
lee House ali in food order The place contains several
young Orchards Of about 500 Apple and SO Pssch trees IN
good bearing TIE lawn Is well stoc <ed win irmt snd
Oxen Horse &c which will be sold with the place II de-
sired Alec carriage, market wazons and good vanety OF
tools &C There are several eligible Building SITES ppon tins
place which with proximity TO two railroads rsnderslta
yer, desirable situation for persons doing business IN the
citv For furt er particulars apply the office OF 3 =
COWDREY No 81 'Wsll-st, or J. II. COWDREY No. lO7
Frorf.s,.. or on ihs premises.
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Tor SALE-3,0O0 Acres of Land in one tract,
Il adjoining the Lonr Island Railroad. Address. II. w
Box No. z 40 Posr0fice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-08

TOR SALE-A valuable Farm situated In
Hioksy,lle bsNr the depot OF NE Long Island Raj
road Co. conss;ins of sshtynss aof,s al under hsh
CO.. ~ rnitystion with two-stosy frame Dwelling and
w., sksss &c Tra. scrs are lsd .Ardrn. with
tv, .ud ornamental Of a. knds For partieua-s q
cure At No LEI GTeeEwiVhsi- between 10 ard ~ NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-08

L>OR SAI.E-The three story, attic and base
II usut HOUSE, with uadsreeilar, No 81 Hoassos1a-
sscond boci es Of Broadway contains the modern IN
yoyeuenss al complete sai u IN hssirs.s soad.ton re
sess;c1 ss IN esssy dry. Apply % HOMER MoRSAS,
Ne. Pine &C. ti,@1
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Real 0tetate for Sale.

II HKIN Al NNIII-I UV NdIUUVIV VUIHt
north ess Of BleeckeI aud LauIensss, with three
,,o,y baick Heese aud Stable ON the Lot Apply @
~ COLE & CHiLrON, No. WaAst
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UNPARALLELED PERFORMANCE o

a
cur dres-ed and ontd IN the perfect azreY by
ehinsryfbe s1bcr6rs setarers Of Parent s.ye
Machinery lor sack and tight work Offer 20 the unbl;c
Stavs Gutter and Joater eombin Cd for sscs wrs
that warrant 70 perform al that We claim for n ,na
with confidence eAasnxe composition win any othe, rn
chine IN Tie splc.ty of operation, superior sn.ry .u5
fnlsh Of the work This MACHINE when sapobri xth !.
bot OF wood vii ,eed rsf cutting dressing and io,nrn
perfect AZ 1nlIorn manner without sny r-hIndInr
- 70 100 caves rnus, sud Completely ta;.hed
than saves dre~d BY other machine u use IL IL tbe
only machine in that oaLed stave perfectly AZ
the operation Of cutting and dre-snr and aay nj az
tnb thai Il for staye may Be used even ,ueh a. coaI
not be rived into saves and worked oy hand ,,h a. I'm
maple, sycamore haekberry, walnut kc By mi. ma
ehrnery, oooper Touring mills line s.lf snd csrn.a. an
ucurers nay furnish themselves with perfectly dr-ssed
and otnfed stare ready 20 Up into bslrea 4 .,rt
hall the rrce usually rrc sor roagh slaves and b.rr.
made Of saves suf BY ihs machine Will Commend them
selves for ther s-sngth uniformity md soothne. Tb.
cost Of running TIE rscelDe when kept eaaiy AZ vori
need not exceed II eguss Sic t6y cents Der thou1n5
saves trctudips removing and pns up We slsp farn.S
IN unriysed szvs Dresssf Tor sht work called the JGd
Msckine.-
Our sbops Be reached from foar 20 6vs ho,rx IN
r.irose; rom CtDernnAu Colunbcs or SxnduAky Ohio
wh-re the machinery N operation may Dc seen
Orden r Machinery promptly exscu.od with the psssux
night for Shop. County or STATE.
GwYSSEs SHEFFIELD. Urb.n., OHIO.
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ID Westward. New-Yogksrs shoald savervs, 4. ssI
PITTSBURGH DAILY DESPATCH, lessas,sA,l ~, y
only penny paper tha city See es At tho Areaev
PALMER (the only authorized Agent for he Ds.s.,A
New-York. Philadelphia and Boston Rates, ,,sss 4,
words) weeks Is; month, -, mon.hS %, 49,
ei2 Advertise uents may be sent with the easA ), 49,.
OF contracted cor with v. b. PALMER
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miscellaneous.

HANNA IL BEEBE, Commission Paper
~ Warehouse No. les P1lton-st T. Manufacturers Of
PnDfns and Palm Leaf Paper and dealers in al kinds 81
Psper and Paper Manufseurers stock snd stera Their
stoeh consists in part OF the following
HRIrlS6 PARA, RAGS.
BOOK PAPEe, RoPE CUrrrsGs.
EEws PASER BLEAcsIsc POWDERS,
Barn PAPEz ALUM
TIA PaSEg, TwIsEs fSLrs, re kc.
They also manufacture Leather BeinS very superior
1tieie Orders 6I-d at very dior 1oscs Quality
Ssn,ec satisfactory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-08

1000 -ARNOUXs, Diapers soa IS |.
1000 No. Ss Brosdwsy. essnsf snsias 0ssSA
yits attention TO their s,ock OF New sy.e sySy -
con prisnz Cioths CassHeres and sest9ts ,sssf ~
riety' We tank vs are prepared % o1ef : - -
better assortment Of 0oods than eyer A.. osk
10 ,erye our sastomsrs with more thsa Ordinary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-08

L'OR SALE or 20 RENT-FOur handsome
brown Houses tour stories high sltuited on Muir
rsy Hill IN Sh st 70 ara east Of Madspn-av fnce
so 01O each rent 81 200 POsssssi Immediately Ia
ouire At no ls7 fullon q or No 81 M0non-st.
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vi LEI-In IIVttI VHI vic W CIV ~"
u of M.y between I'd and 2ithsts- known a. the
yss.yn re- now ready for occupancy The building
is consrneted on a new plan, resembling the French
The ram buildpf Is Sc by 80 FIVE stories high basement
ana ,.lsy The extensions four stones high, with Gel
lars The front building contains private paOrs, recep-
top parorS large dining rooms &C 20 bedrooms Croton
spd waierosets each story two large bsseents Tor
is divided suites Of each story each con-
tanning parlor and three bedoons or two bedrooms ana
kitchen. Families occupy one or more saes OF rooms
and provide their meals be served IN then rooms
from the restaurant take their meals az the pube
ordinary The extensions contain sixteen sitting rooms
with large bedroom adjoining Also to Let IN the sane
building large stores and b2ssmeDt with or Without
kitchen. Apply TO HOMER MORGAN, No. Finest
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4 YOUNG LADY accustomed to teaching

IL CHAMBERLAIN invites tie Attention o! pareats
Who desire small School fcg Boys entirely uadsr tie care
snd instructions of the PrncpaL Ev-a;ns Isstyasnon-
Mr. {. eonftres instTsef.o1s AerlSon AID Even
ins n Arithmetic, EnsliSA Grammar. -