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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-04
ARrnosY J. BLEEcgER, AuctioneeI.
I ARGE and PEREMPTORY SALE OF about


- 800 beautiful Building Lots and between New
Brshton and rompknsyi island late ne prop
will sell ri public auction, THURSDAY the ivh day of
March, G5 u O'clock al the Merchants Exchange Ia
the City Of NewYork the following desirable property via
On staten Island about $50 choice building Iots forming
neary gbocks Of gouEd stnated and bounded by Nese
yetay lat, "a, 3d. h, bth, 9Th and and by Brock
st. situated Staten Island, aud be, New Brighton
Tompiinsye. The whole OF this property Is within
i've minutes wR1 Of both tho New Brighton and Tomp;
kinsvle FeTes The average time from any portion Of
the property either OF the above feres and from Che
ferry in New-yors to Wals, OK ts vicinity within 10
minutes by steamboat either from HewBnshon Temp
kne every half hour faro 81 cents and by Communication
lower than stage li9e IN the City of Ne"'fo from
the entire property tkere fine view Of sandy Hook tho
ocean the whole OF New York Bay Long Island Shore,
from Fort Hamilton 10 Wansburgh the East aud North
Riyes, Newark, and Newark Bay,
The Agent OF tie property may be seen every day dnnos
the week between tho 6ous of 20 ~ and O'clock M
JoDes's Nautilus Hall at Tompsinsyile Ferry s's.sp
opened and graded Tho terms are ~ per CEN
and the sueoesfs fee. the day Of sale 20 per e 90
the delivery OF the deeds and tbs balance may rsnsan o
bond snd mor'ssse for i've years q required r% ma'
ss.cnsas the sao,e property 'Dp'y g Ss Aa'"'n'S'
CPRING FURNITURE sALES-The un-
- degned respectfully TO his friend, ard the
IGNITION saes Of furniture AZ the rosdences ~ families
Ec ALBERT II. NlCOLAYi
Real Estate and General Auc'ioneer, No W Wails''
ASTHosY J. BLEEeEEs. Aaetiopeer.
THIRTY-ElGHT DESIRABLE BUILD
mo LOTS on 9TH and 5thsys,' aud On III, liz hhS
and il5th.s,g, New York, Gt Auction. 80 -.
ANTHONY !. BLRECKER vii sell a. publs Aa:.lon
ON Saturday March B. 1853, at u o'clock, o. TIE Ho'
chants Exchange, the following property, via ,,A
On4thsv-Eisht Lots forming the eotne non, a, W
block on the west side Of fhay between lin aAa N"
On lllth and lI2,hs.s--Al.o Twenty eboce Lsn' az
lying in body; 10 OF the fronting on
10 fronting i2tis being in Of tbs soo'e' A'' ~.
feet of ffll-ay.
On 5th-av-lso Eigh. ots forming tho who's by,s ,
tie block On the eas sde Of jhss between i'ta
1t. AFRO, ,,..h and
Two Lots IN rear Of The same one fronting on HIM. ana
one on li5th sts -, - a..
For Msps terms. and further particulars. sPp'y ~
Anetiopssr. No. 7 BEoad-sE el44J
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HOUSES and LOTS for SALE at CEN
TRIAL NORRIS ANA and PARAMOUNT VILLAGES,

We~icAes,ei Cele miles from th- City Of Nsw.lork nsSt
The Harlem RslnOsd twos.oy house, siraated Wash.
nssoa sv, between sih and Ahsts., the Episcopal
CkuIeh house p feet fronf and 81 feet deep with wns ~
BY i6 feet lo % BY l; also, lot adjoining the '.e can be
had desired Also houses and lots Garner tordnau
sv ard liths houses each - by 50 feet Seef with scod
well OF in the yard each hosse ecntsEs rne rocs
spl cellar Also superior sfery houses q. Fsr
res.f village, stustea Farpoan:sy, near Pros2ees
lot s lee Ss 'front.' BY 90 feet deep equal % eisat city
ls; the other Is Zee; front and lts feet deep Asa
essh and half on bond and u,cytsaxe For pxcurs, in
oui,e Of Il. -FAIRBANKS, hR:acr wsshsnzton-ss, Be
tween sshst. and Bs,hsaeplaee, or eff. w. MERRIAM.
No s. Bsekmac-st.
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ALBERT II. NlcoLAy, Auetionesr.

ALBFRT IT NlcOLAY, AuctOneer.
HOUSES and LOTS, No I97 Allen and No.
u 81 Teuthst, st Auction.--ALBERT ~. NiCoLAf,
viii ell FRIDAY March 4, at ~ O'CLOCK, at the Ner-
chants ExohaDgel
AIleu-st The two-stoy and basement brick House and
Lot No IglAlleu-st between Stanton and Houston-s,
l0th-st between 5th and 9th avs.
Terms easy and Tiue iDdsputsble. -
For further particulars apply TO the Anctoneer, No W
Wall-st. lS<[l
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R-w. WEsrcorr, Auc,ionecr
EIEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

H THIS friday MORNING, IT lot O'Clock. ct ltB
Crsenw ich-sy being all the furniture ccnssnad 10 IN,
above hoUse, consulting of Velvet Csrpels Preach Pist
CAsss OH PAINTINGS Ell, suige~ Roe wccd yarn.
ture in Sam RIocsice, Piano FORTE, with ell tue Pr,r
Chamber and Kitchen Furniture Ia the hoass CatLo<v
now ready. No posfponemsnt
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L rood .pd GOOD dwelling hcuse .nd spse,cas out bald
irr, sltusi-a ons ile portsess;e,y tom
. 49,, on the New Jenny Central BE,i-oad s1d frn
tvs ted sua vTcnld make sFs1le 70 ier,s
a. ,,tlefrsu doing busines Tbs city. Cls ssve times
to the city by wsy Of newark end bOts By Es5eth
port Connutsion s5 Price si'S half Of ne pzrc.se
money an rInsin bead and norEaEe. sd-sret Ay7y
70 d. B. WINTOS, No. Try0nTov, Harlem Rsilnosd
Rn.lcrrs orro<te tbs CITY Hell
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BUILDING LOTS for SALE,

situated on both sides Of the 9th sv- between sA and
eth-sts including several corner lots Also several Vaua-
bic Lots on 8dst near the 9b-.v the srade free
from rock ard Immediately available Tor building theIeon
PerSors f making investment, where the rise
OF property viii be felt most viii find ts lst the spot
The neEhborhoOd OF the most respectable aud
the population is rapidly increasingly some twenty
are now erecting and in contemplation oil erect on Man
hatiansquarc one Of the largest parks in the city, only
two streets below. The 3th-ay Railroad will within one
block by next summer. Stages VIII bring persons To
and from tier doorS giving al the facilities for persons
siding here and doing business IL the city.
The lots will be sold low, and the terms easy $500,
Por further particulars inquire Of O. NJ h PAULiSDN
on the premises, OF at H. TRANDERS, corner Canal
and NaIicksts q
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Maebinerp, &t.

A -.
CHBERT's PATENT EXC Il Isl y Il
u THREsHER and CLEANER Tbs i4nf IS y ~ II: y
h.s r-inCd sueh no,oriety that orders eeh9o. ?. "a
x-ffouf tty az ID IN time for ps- 1As ~
Sr,sJ g. GILBERT, No ?ls PcriEt- New 'io'A
OCOMOTIVES-FC - tun inside con
i pset,on FRIGHT Locomotives for sale cyndt-s -
iu1h ssauete y inches stroke u feet dieIs ufe oAs
80 tyrs best bowling ir1n euglE.s hrst-is hshheN
ID usranfed good in al resPect an - deliV I'D IN
sst-y. Aypiy 10 GORDON MCKAY, Treasurer LAa1caei
Whine SIcp Laurence, Mas or 70 DAVID A.OLAht'
Ne. 81 BTosdst NEWTON.
MR. BOURGONNIER has the honor to in
WI form bis friends and the pablo that he has taken ina
L.16snue suite of No Isl 9TH tnoFh-wes, corner
- ah ard Broadway where he wlleontnue TO instruct
Cl.sse,In VOCAL MUSIC.
Cl.. DAYS. Tuesdays, Thursdays and s,turdays
For Ladies only, from IL 70 4. Pm
For Ceuilcrlen and Ladies, from 20 ~ NJ =. -,
Cia,, Of twelve tsngt II private residences " desired
Reference 10 TIE officers Of the Mercalts Losai Ao
e1ron srd q the Superintendent Of the femAie pepaE
r,e-r Of Ws School No So where ne his nov ne honor
10 sct cases Also 10 some OF the trst gentlemen u
the city.
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Tuilrrp anb 6arowars.

pOONTON CUT NAlLS-Manatacturedand
FULLER LORD,
No 49, Greenwich ST. corner Cedar.
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DRIvATE sALE.-A Farm of 80 acres,

II UtItUEIIN
i,r.e water front ard many commanding hu:ns stes,
nfar to the sfesrbcst lancinR For further pseasrs
srTlv 10 A J. BLEsCKER, Auc:la-ef Ma S-ssi-'.
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EOR sALE-sikteen Acres of Land in West

II
chester County II is beautifully situs;ed, one and
half miles from the Depot Of tho New Haven Railroad at
Ma,nNroneck whepce trains depart SIX times DAY. ana
reach The CITY in ess than hour The land In hSh
state Of cultivation, commands an extensive vie" OF
Isand Sound and surrounding country. Is in good and
HEALTHY neishborhood and is particularly adapted 70
country residence, for Gentleman doins business IN lie
citv or deus frequent intercourse with A. for arhr
paiticnlsrs inquire OF FIELD, MERRITT Co.. No. III
Willsmst or Of STEPHEN c. GRIFFIN, near the pre-
nnists
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ron sALE-An elegant double brick Dwell,

i ina House ard over u acres q gs9aas ~ h,
e. an .lexauf private residence or tts
snsdSm,y tpriy - Hon Tiios. q. WATERMAN, psas'
hsg'Ion n & &. soEN y. WHITE, i .NAs~@ - -"A'
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YOUNG LADIES INSTITUTE, Pittsfeld,

NOUNG LADIES INSTITU IL, Pittstield,
Il Mss.-si,ts.p, fully sdncated, professional resch-
a.. Of who's eght gsnslrnl>n together with the
hundred pupils from abroad make up the lnsute auly.
Residing within the lnsutaron they eutey Devoted
10 TIE improvement OF Students der their 1nl Their
number being considered in s proportion TO tie number
Of The pupi ard In connection with their place o. RESI-
denee and their hish 9gAsstiors they constitute, II s1e
N'''o' 'F'scUITY or INSTRUCTION.
,rS Norsi FslosoSsJ al "a ~ I4iera,gr-.
M. CAROLINE y ULER -sgp-rn;-r b. v LIE
ALBERT IoIN1S. 4 N.-Aassa; Lsaslass Az Na;arl
IHkoDoRE Il BESJANIS, 4 R-Nr,rssnar<. sa;arl
~. I ~ ~ ixeSls Hica.RD -, I.l.. A. .
Ssrors JULIA ,. RiciiAED-Pasa. nj ini Gzitlr.
JOSEs-yor-ta an Ins,r su1 Mss Dvvek.-e-: az ca
Mos VICTOR SNIRINGER-lu.tr,raee.ai Ns,.-F,- a.
c. asa saRE-vasair -ir j. Ci,..e,
s,soor GlTsEFgE GEKOsA-n~Eaia- 1tl Il...,nl
sss ABBf NkLfS-Pr-sas frsehsr "a ~ Team. st.g
". JANE A EovEE-EOsa.a Er.Aes..
N.s NARGAEEI 2 FEECt .ON-Flao 40 Ia 30 L.
~ MAsIas L DAsisca ,s9Sy - Sis-is, g.
NJ MINEEtA I. 0>6oRS-Psunan.s2
NJ. Rev , T. ELT-Mstroa an HossekesD-r.
INsTKUcTiONs EXTSAoknISAkY
BbbcE anl ktac.tcul LoctaFss-o- esss afs - 4r--'
I.r,r,' No. ~ Fi7re- L-,rr-s-ss s.sA a-.raais
Frlssy, IS Rev SAMUEL HARRIs. A "
.l,s. f - ~ hy's =. q. -. go ss, s s.r.
ncs., ~ T. scurI LlNBERr. n D.
The ether MS and sfvE1fsSes % Ire lnta;e
arc upon the sane hhcral and advanced sss Ard !. s Il
contemplation, during the app-oscans Eaule 70 eArry
eNe-ufoC plans aEreey t-s1-sa- . iccs ne Inx
demands Of the cause Of female ercatoE, BY nz tie
InsSifItor much higher aid - Jet urAp7-osSaes
eleya'lcr.
TRUSTEES.
Rev. Joan Tess H. n. Po,- = brs-, Id.
Rev Il Eu-phrey. n d. Hoa b-p-ftra X t.n.s
Ne Isz,a-i Foi.rr. A ". HOA n. IL CaltA v d.
lev. SAEIuei fzr-ls. A X f6eE-as A. oe.s+ Gs3r
Hoa- JaSEs Rocksel Wsl,rrLa1a- L,s-
Hc1- IhorG.F y. Putkss-, PA-re1s Ia ZEE,
Hor Ers,rn n Krlisss Gus. c Bureau,
J-Ioes D. Csf. -. Ess. W. n TYR
Tie Twelfth Arnual CA,slosae Of TIE lnsicute nay Be
he'd By application 70 the fnnpsl or - any oHe o. ias
Trustees.
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CTEAM ENGINE and BOILER SHOP

Eprres high and low pressure Boilers Water Tanks Tor
factories. shpe and steamboats, Sugar Pans Heaters Tor
buldrr. roueht and Cast Iron soap Curbs Castings OF
an descriptions &c Also repairing OF Boilers Engines and
Machinery done at the shortest notice Oce NO 4oJ Sta
a. hetween Avenue D and Lowest.
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PERFORMANCE of

INGARAIi-EItD IEhI OhttaANNL w
u sTAvE MACHlNERY.-S0 to 100 Slaves minute,
cut dressed ard ointfd in the most perfect manner by ma
chinery-lhe subscribers Manufacturers oil Patent save
Machinery for slack and tight work. otter 10 the puoc
new Save Cutter and Joner combined, tor slack work.
that we warrant perform ell that we claim Tor IL and
with confidence challenge competition with any other ma
chine in the rapdity OF OPERATION superior qnaity ana
finish of the work. This machine, when supplied WITH
bot Of wood will feed itse cutting dressing and lontns
in perfect ard uniform manner, without any reh lndng
80 TO leo slaves minute, and more completely nnsned
than slaves dressed by any other machine IN use IL 10 te
only machine ia that Jon;ed stavs perfectly AZ
the re operation Of cutting and dresng and any KIND OF
timber that III for staye may be used even s1ch ~ cois
lot be rived aud worked by hand such As en
maple, sycamore, blackberry, walnut &c. by THIS ma
chery coopers Touring mills line salt and cement man,
nfartTer, nav furnish themselves with perfectly dressed
and ionted ready 70 st mp into baIes as9t one
lsf the pee usAy paid for rough slaves, and barrels
made Of slaves cut BY ths machine will commend them
sely,s for their strength uniformity aud smo0thnes The
cost Of running the machine when kept steadily az work,
need net exceed lift equals &c (y ceuts Thousand
sAyes including removing and pnz up We aso FURNISH
All unriyaed DEosscT for tight work. called tho Jud
nr bop. can be reached in from four 10 Eve hours By
railroad fiom Cincinnati. Columbus or Shndassy, ONO,
where the machinery IL operation may be seen,
Orders or Machinery promptly executed, win tue pat"n
IGN W. GWYNNES & SHEFFIELD, Urban. Ohio.
WATER GUAGES-FABERsM MAGNET
w &c WATER GUAGES. For sale by
No % Broadway.
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CELECT FAMILY SCHOOL for BOYS. at

- SOUTH NILLlANSTOHN, Berkshire Go. MAs.-
b. : MILLS and A MILLS Asssciite Puncl pals Tits
lnsttuton established in lei2 will cOuneace the nsxt
summer term. Wednesday Nav 1883 ad oonfinue t~en-
~ weeks Ia location !. healthy AM pleasant "a ssnA
OF Berkshire Bows tted 10. College 10, business
Circulars containing references terms kc may BE- bad BY
.ddrtssig Tie Pracpas ~ South Milhan.stoSn Mar.
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TEWRSBURY's METALLIC LIFE-BOAT

TEW kSBUK1 METALLIC LIf ErBUAI
The proPneton respectfully nyite the attention Of
STEAMBOAT and powners the above Boats OF which
may be Examined the Sectional Dry Dock between p &c
shd RGtser+sts East River These LeBoats cannot be
Evemped Thsy may b. launched thrown into the va
sT rim ssy position whatever and viii always b. nzht side
up sale i the exact counterpart Of the other The
hull be divided into number OF water sight com
IarMents that hole should be s0ye IN any part,
she will lose but ss proportion Of Der buOyancy Tness
believed 10 be the most reabe LsboGts N
gsncy recurring the abandonment d q sip a by pas
and 10 u other Of sdien
destruction vessel employed in inland DaNgstoa.
Life Boar Of this hind. ~ feet onr feet beam snd feet
deep, vii carry from 81 s. hoard snd 81
rods Further Information De obtained fr0Ia PHIX-
EA5 BURGESS, Esst Boston, Nus, General Agent !;
Daniel Dcdge, Loyeioy's Hotel, Sew-Ysrs; Nv 1~on
No - South-st and OF g. Bance Co rnaunf.cturerz
No - " esa.nzton and No. II WeE.-stA, y. Y.
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-S CASKS BLEACHING POWDERS

- Assa, ard WI arrive IRIS week. s1d for sale b.
JAS T. pERRicSS0N 1 ca. Ma. rs Fal-or<-S.E
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Tor SALE-A large two-story attic and
in hos nDent House and Lot near the Dry Dock. Two
ioursiOr, Tenement Houses in Frs,ey Apply from Il M
to3P. NJ TO JAMES A. SIMONS, 81 CbambeTsst'
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MAST MORRIsAYIA VILLAGE.-second.

LNASI NIUkIlISANIA FITIIAAuI1' -'oVUV"u-
IL avenue Rarosd-Abou $50 lots yet fof s.e-Ierns
Zen Der cent down aud balance or before the @h March,
ton near aud full Of the East lVef and IA the nm
rnndste vicinity OF the residences Of seyeN o the most
Also fne ishng within quarterWs mile The MoEnslns
Branch Railroad already built peses through mus PNpsr
also the E.w-Rocielle and Soc0ndav Rauroad, winch
las tcen lately oharfacj expected will pas thronss
Ills property Several building, AMI lots seinns
ynuiiy Distance OF tins property ON the city hne mics
A' f ID. y. WINTON,
No 5frryon. row near Harlem Railroad Office.
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nor SALE-A Farm or Country Seat Of

EOR SALE-A Farm or Country seat OF
IL 1ooacre. near Plsinftld, SewJersey q when % az
in high rate Of cultivation tbs balance Woeoana ana
good PGztuTe The newtenla-ged hoase e2ntiins !. ~
co-s rooms ever one with elosst and o7r sre aatr,
an extra fne Kitchen GARDEN and besutifal Orehirs
with Pineapple and pear trees are nenr 70 n " -
rcod repair Apply under letters G. Post once rih
rs1d
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HOR SALE. Near STAMFORD. Counecticut,

Il aPARM. or COUNTRY SEAT. containing sh0lt 2
acres of excellent land well wooded and wate-ed iay
about hse ms from the village tbs SJunt and so1at
ten MINUTES walk from the Te~Hagen Railroad Staa1a
The dweIns house IL pie ssanty usied az
WARDWTLL. At stanford, or Of 4 5. RoWLEY, No.
251 Broadwsy New-YoTk
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ITO RICE-GROWERS--Al ot ofSTRONG's
ps,ent RICE HITLLFRS for sale. one of which may
he seen in operation on application 70 MORTON BREM'
MR. No zt2 Peah-st., corner Fletcherst.
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n PhAaux lavn. made slitzble sFrsnFcmeots, - nre
paed 10 take entire charge Of chren IN u
sge For particulars address 4. SEARS, sceErtaT Red
BAnk, Monmouth Co, n. j.
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THRFE HOUSES and LOTS for SALE in

Il sOUTH BROOKLYN.-Houses three stones o,se-
ent ard sub-eellar with ess-pipes, five marble uanes
range copper boiler hot and cold bath IL feet 'front.'
deep Los leriGo Situated in Douglsssst soltn SIDE,
between Court snd Smith. Apply % r. II. DAY, NO 70
Douglass IT, South Brooklyn. Pnee $500 eich-oHe-hAh
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CTEAM BOILERS.-One S.horse and one
~ 70 bo.a Roller far sale Apply at No ms 9h-st, be-
ven avenue ID and Lewisst J. 5. UNDERHiLL-
' Late Secor UndeThul.
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EARM fnr SAIE-At Amesyille. Ulster GO.

LNEM IpT NATI--Nt ttIHVN'IIt'' = NJ VT
II New York of 50 acres OF good Land good Hoasc
Orchard new Rarn. and other ouhuiidines IL = pleas
rtly ia the village OF Acsvie, within one quar-
,cr O. mile OF Church. School, Store and Post .ice iS
QUIZ 81 Ne s. Btrgen-st Brooklyn, or OF WM FLINT
az = on the PREMISE
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nor sALE-A valuable Farm situated in

Tor SALE-A valuable Farm situated IN
Uebsyllle near the depot Of the Long Island Rail
read Co. consisting of eighty Eve all under hsh
state Of cultivation with twos,oy frame Dwelling and
ut and oman entail trees Of all Kinda For particulars IN
ouiIe ct No i0i Groenwchst, between 10 and IL A NJ
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE-liouses aud
Lots in this city paying IS per win be exchanged
for any description OF stocks merchandise Address H.,
box No. z S9i, Post Office.
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EOR SALE-A Farm Of about 1913 acres,
IL in the State OF Fcnpsyvsna easy OF access On the
preuises there are Frame House Threshng floor, Sta
BE kc about 60 fruit trees and plenty OF good water
VIII be sold low. Apply from II 20 . =. NJ 20
LANES A. sIMONS, No. 81 Chambersst
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I,oR SALE or to LET-A pleasant Country

IV)R HAIE OF 20 LEI-A VItdSaLt WITT
II Re.aepce in the healthy village Of Montgonnsry
OraDse County, tvove miles ron NrwoursA, eaa IN
n-b ~ (oshen For further particulars inquire OF sCOII
CLARK merchants No. IS Green"lcn-st-' o. OF toe
sptscriber at Middletown Orange County NeT,hoIn
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nor sALE-One superbly finished brown

stone House 2<th st., Madison slaare yslus-
bic property on sohs running through TO sh consisting
Of thres Lois on each street with two hrrate buck
HOuse, thereon Sin Lots 3ithst north side with the
same number o. Lots the rear on ''hst m very de-
.rabe peishbOrhood. Also superior House Ia 5iths,
pear 5tb-svi price, SleCc0 Apply to JAMES f. CHAM
BTRLAIN No 6i7 9th-av.
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'AWING and PAINTING.-Mr. HART,
Miss nWIGHTs SCHOOL of DESIGN,
NURsEKY for CHILDREN. e NC n. A.

vi No 500 Broadway, where the bes; instruction VII
be given 10 the Ns OF Drawing and Painting Terms -
for twc usv lcNous PAYMENTS IN advance.
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TOR SALE-The four.story and basement
L brown stone front Hosss cn fn Az .o-ra NJ
fIase With an excellent next the soeta IVES corner
I, Sr,hst am 7th-sv. For fal pArtsnsr sppay 70
III GEORGE REED. Ne. 80 Broadway.
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Tor sALE-Bulding Sites in the village of

Tor SALE Building Sites in the village OF
i Rye about 90 OF land in lots OF one acre besutd
" located few hundred feet from the Depot and sh9r
distance from Rye Beach OF the most shffu IN inc
country foI sea fathins This properly floats the Boz.
ton Road having commanding view Of Ions Island sound
There s probably place within one hundred mil OF the
rty having 30 maBy advantages as this. Maps and other
formation may be obtained, BY applying from y 10 T. NJ
10 JAMES A. SIMOSS No. 81 ChAmbersst.
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T A. PERRY, Wholesale and Retail Dealer
81 IN Drugs Medicines Chemicals Dyestuifs and Euro
oesn Leeches Soda Water and Syrps No 81 En corner
Manehester-st- Manchester n IL.
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YEAST POWDER.-B T. BABBITT, IL
the oEixnsl inventor Of the Chemical Ycsst Poxder,
which prspsre and sold by him Nos 80 and 10 Wsh-
fpgfouu, New York, IN IA Those who purchase
shoud that they get that with the above name OF
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g vT,UE EyERGREENS for sALE.-This

u attractive country sest widely Known a. once the
esste OF General Nathaniel Greene OF Revortoay mem
ory is situated On the Pasac adjoining :se VILLAGE OF oee
Vile miles from Newly orr AID 5, from NewGk, FOR
further particulars sPply to HOMER MohUAN' NO l
ptres
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TOR SALE CHEM si lsI@ o. s sr0s ~. ~
-. ,;l,.rs ef Hsckepssck, MI Asc two Houses ane
,o,s in he village Of Assusek.noas NJ y rallss IRON
Se~ rlnS ana .aoipns the New York and Paaerssn
snk-road Terms and fal dsscy'ISoa 81 seS gS2s1S
VIII be given BY ,,,A.,.s.s Jsr-rT Civ.
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Real gstaie for Sale.

A GOOD INVESTMENT for $5,0o0.-A
hour story brick front and two story rear hous wsIei
,lsts: also two hov1s on YopkeT6 Apply 70 ALBEIT
EiCOIAY. No 40 Wallet, or f. q. PIERCE, No i, iO'
Broadway.
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CRYSTAL PALACE LOTS TO Let or
~ Lease plot Of Ground the Crystal Palace. VIZ:
on the roth westerly Of broadway and 18th st LOO
feet on BfosdwAy by 20 feet Jlths Apply, between
no A Al and "a PM TO WHITE SKlDMORE,
No 81 Wan n. JAunneY COuItl
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COJINTPY SEAT for sALE-At New

Rochelle one nile fIofn the railroad depot CONSISTING
on large dweug house barn, earnag snehs ana
81 land ali well fenced with stone aud picket tnce
land can b. had wanted the purchase money
csy ;, aiu on bond and Ocege per cent for furhsr
particular. inquire OF WIN DlsBROW, No. 567 Bowery'
IN the II ar, 9Th story.
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nor SALE. or EXCHANGE for vacant lcts,

il TWO HOUSES sna LEASE Of LOT No. l7S La3low-
and two houses and lease OF Tor No 81 Chzr0n Also
cor se OF 10 ess- lots 81 Avenue and ITO
Ct Terms Inquire of fAIrct IL, Zi3 NSaroe-r-
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COIINTRY SEAT for SALE at GREEN
COTTAGE at MoRRIsANIA for SALE

~ Eesrihe Depot Ralrosd-av opp,-ite Sta S. VITA
or 8 lots ad oinne Title perfect. Aso House TO Let
Apply TO f. ANGEL " FrsukfOrs st., next 10 FreDoas'
ar IN the preu,ses