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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07
JAMES CoIE. Auctioaeer. 1870
EIEGANT DWELLING HOUSES on

l. l. L. q y 1 DIV EI4liNU nobS Vu
IL wILLOUGABY, corner OF LAWRENCE-SI- ana
on HONT between Ss4te and Atsntle-sts BSooSp99.-|
JAMES COLE will sell q. suction on THUksDAfI REQ
t. 1883 IL o'clock, a. the Merchshts Exchange ~ l.
the following desirable property, vi; -,
-Four threetory and basement hat octason tont 9ricA
houses or the uorh SIDE Of Woushoyst corner OF Law
rvucet the houses 2 feet ont BY . ieet lnels
deep built II the best aid most sEhstanf manner
asc frcris stooTs GOtac por'icos iron tnugSs ~
stoop balcony, SC inside b nds French wn6o VS. Sums
6ocrs stained glass sasa doors silver plated oo
urr Tas fixtures IN stores hard6nshcd aud eoTce not
air fuiraces Sc &C. each contains Ia rooms aad az > VI
erfect c-er Lots - front and BY - feet
These houses occupied By Senteel private "a NJ
les and very select end desiribe "a
retired strcetonly half minutes walk from ths Gay ia.
and other public buildings bat block relov 20 ne N re
mos; important business The city Myrtle and u
ten blocks from the Montague Ferry 20 e 1901
o. Walst New oTk The buldnEs are IN the best ap
proved sye 81 architecture ana Tor convenience cannot De
surpassed N the city
Also two Sstoy ard blemcn; brcx houses on the vest
side OF Hoytst the ST and 9Th north OF Atlantic st. me
built TIRE best modern style with ~ AZ
bic mantes. Crates with sdnS doors. inside o-S cNr-
ficec and hai finished cOntaR Y rooms each with an N
osce piazza IN the rear houses N BY 81 feet lots > BY - a.
TERNs-A large portion Of the paTchAse money can Re-
ain on bond aud moltgase. -
Mars are nov ready Al the Offices Of the AuctonceT Nos
IS Fulton ST. Brooklyn, and Waist, New-lork 1881
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+. H. LvpLow, AuctiOneer.
DEREMPIORN SALE Of NALUABLE

Il PROPERTY on WHITEHALL and MARhEr-
FiELDSrS belonging % the estate OF ISAAC PlEkSONi
deceased, by order Of Executors e. II. LUDLOW viii
sell At Auction on WEDNESDAY, FEB. =, 1873 at Il
O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange;
WHIryHAIL-sr-The valuable Lots with the two three
story brick Dwelling H0usss Nos and w hltehAll'st
No. having thereon threestOry brck dwelling mousse
and No and double three story brick dwelling, wta
large rear budug attached ad Lots being together 70 feet
inch front ~ eet inches rear 40 feet inches on the
nofthery side and l6 feet inch the southery side
together with the Lot No 2t MATketiedst being u feet
inches front and % feet inches on the westerly %
aud Is feet inches the eastery side aud connects win
the Lots on WhtehaIl-st.
The whole property will be sold in parcel Ths sale
will be- peremptory 20 the highest bidder and no BIDS viii
be made BY anyone interested in the property Terms AZ
snle = an
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Professional Notifies.

hR. a. BAEZ, SURGEON DEsTIsr, respec.
- fully informs the public that he viii attend ps' 90.
hs Office southeast oofueS OF Great JOnesst and nf
way. lie Will speedily cure az dissases. and pef11 ~
surgical operations the teeth guns hPs t9n3 "a
aseni pats OF The month. Decayed teeth bleo Ia.
hnd warranted net 10 give further trouble; Inc "a
be and beautiful porcelain teeh inherited ei.eef .. "a.
or pstiEs god or silver plass and warranted 20 NJ s9
sver tie anne purrcses "a natcra teeth Pa tean 80
ton paid 10 irregularities end de'orsniies Apply 70
BAkZ, No. 1 Gre az Jones7t, corner OF bro-H"sy'
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GALE OCPROPERIY IN the VILLAGE Of
- TARBYTOWN, the Hudson River Railrost.-W.
Il. FRANhLlS, son A Co VIII sell az seetion, On
TIL hsDAl FEB. TO- 1853 a Il O'clock the Merchants
EAc euge, NeS1orE handsome twO-tory Frame House
I'm The village Of Tayown, the Hudson River R4 lroad
o. Washington and Franklin s.s) flled In with
bEek lot "a feet By IA feet deep, and containing Oes
irut and ornamental trees. shruobery, wSBbf the
best wstsr Ac house u by 81 tee, deep and bqit in The
test flEuEsr fOr the present OWner. lf76O
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A {. TVrrLg. Auctioucer
EGANT HOIrSEHOID FlTRNlTI RE

ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
II AZ Auction on Tucsday-A. {. FUTILE Will sell on
TUESDAY, az icy clock, az the ware rooms NO. IuS
Broadw v lagc sd valuable stock Of superior HousehO
Furniture consisting OF Rosewood paror SUITS covered IA
Rrocaele cottage chamber do, Mahogany SOFAS, arm
ard par or Chss Sofa side ard center Tables exten
son do library Book Cases Dressing Bureau and w tsn
stands with marble tors Warobes office turnltar NC
The whole to be sold T cash for account OF the mAnailcf
rcrs. aHuiding ehance for haIgslns
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcxER, Auctionesr
TWO VALUABLE BILL DINO org q.

4 ~ FALOADl%I~ DCii@DlNb LOIS on
Il LlBEbIl-sT. and the LessehOld Premises No iTf
CbANbkks- ST. "a Tie Guy Of New 0rk e, auctioa-
ANTHONY BLEECkEk vii sell al public auc,ioa On
WEDNESDAY Feb . 1855 al l20cl.ek a. the Merchaats
E1cAanze, Tie foiloginz desirable property VIZ.
o. LIBERTY sTTwo valuable bsdinx To-, .;taa.ed an
tne sath Hce OF Losftys 81, betsesu Tdnitypz,s aud
GTeeE"eh commencing 50 eet 10 ass we OF lrnty.
place The iOts from 3 70 q feet front ma rar bv TON
= 20 s. feet7 inches IN depth.
OS CHAHsGRssTAlsoth the house and lease OF 10: knoxa
a. No tl CnsmeerSst. north sde. and us feet est Of
GTstbwtehst The lOt q By IS feet The Lease sx9res
- lo al GROUND fent Of $50 per snnu with privilege
Church large portion Of the yurchass uorey ear
On bond and mortgage. For maps and further partcua
Apply 10 The A1ctaonser No. Broz6-st. f23l9
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NIARSH's COURSE OF BOOKKEEPING

WI Lei those who cannot avsiI themselves Of Vrlcce
under the sutbor Try this b0oks good teacher IN tse
and ae know edged 10 he the sf complete aud boE
tfnl work ever published the subject For sale at the
authors Rooms for the practice Of Bookkeeping
No 9O4 Broadway FIRST aoor ~ stairs. Pnce II p, bound;
and sent Per mari free, 81 -.
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2 II. LrDLSw, AuctionceT.
VALUABLE LEASEuOLD PROPERTY

ALOADL-I LTAoLuULU PKUPERTY
GA GREE sWICH-5T, near MURRAY ST AZ
AICIIoS-E H. LUDLOW win ssn At Auc:.on on
WEDNESDAY FEB. ., ar ~ O'clock. ct the Asrehrtg
ExehAE Sc, not tod AZ pnsate SALE the Lease Of lie ot
with tie sGbstznfsf three story and at,e bcx basin,
thereon, Nc rs Greenwehst, between N frray aud Wa
rs The lease IL for three yeer. from May lg5s ;.h
prsFe o. TWO renewals OF q years each present zround
rent 80 Per For particulars and terms sDoly AZ
Tie once Of the AGcttoneer. Nc. II Wallst CztI1
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Topdrtnerehip.

OrTIcE or The n. Y. CRY DreEeroRY' 70 Ann'st;
rI'HE PUBLICATION of the NEW,iOhk
ru the d,eense of Mr. John Dosgett jan, last sprnL
will hereafter be continued under tho title OF rRoWS
NETWORK CITY DIRECTORY, compiled by
H. WILSON.
The Directory for the year issued from th' esaS
hshment. contains upward of One Hundred rhon'And
Names, being Twenty-Five Thousand more than any o'A~
Directory of this city before published
JOHN +. TROw
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Jo,tra HssrxAs, AOctiOneer.

l. al No g. wsters, Brooklyn The Futures eoat..i
In the premises which have been uSd OIL Fsco-y ~
A. quantity Of stock suitable for soap MAnas.c:on ~.
blocks OF Presses six large OH Receive two s,l D.
cevers TWO Carts two HOrses Harness &C. Se VIA,
,,-.h her
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B. BLEEcEER Aucdoneer.
II b. BLEECKER & Co. will sell ar auc-
Il ton On TUESDAY, February IS 1888 a. u o'clock
he Merchsuts Exchange. the following valuable proper
", Three 3story bck Houses south de Of 42irs
TO feet wef Of 9tasy fun lots Also House aud lot
norh ride Of I'D s and west Of Broadway ALSO tas
HOuse and lot No. - Jane sS1tl side, 4hsg Aso
sLotsst Esrount, weNchestr 20. Macs can be had on
sppLeaon y the Alct.0ueers, 10. q WAllst
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BaIes bp Aurtiou.
A. NJ. MERwfs, AuctioneeT
UDDTUED 4


DY BANGS, BROTHER 81 Co.-Irsds
DSales Rooms. No IS Psrs-Eou.
MONDAY EVENING, Feb. :. a. 81 o'eeck
BooEsFILEE's SrocE-A large collection Of standard
and Mscs ane0us Books Also, Assortment Of CsSsies
AID School Hooks IN Quantities. &c. -,,
TO be concerned on MONDAY, 2lst Mara. lSS.
BIB Co solicit consigunsnts Of BOOKS. PAPERS STA
TIoNERY. STERE0TYPE PLATES BISDESs' CLOTH LsAtH,
"a &C. fer TIE next regular Trade Sale, to be commences
AZ tie above date.
Particulars COZ the printing SHOULD be farusaed by me
9TH Of January inst
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N0TICE.-The Copartner.hip heretofore ex::
~ isting between the undersigned, under the Grn
CROCkEK HALL STOW, was dissolved on the sph
OF November last By mutual Dsent-Asxander Han ~
trins therrfrom
The buS,ness Of the finn viii be eloed by CkOCKEah
STOW, at the store heretofore occupied by "a ,,,.
lSineal Wa A CROCKER,
AK HALL,
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NrOPTANT pVBIIC NOrlCE.-.i.Ol5

a.. E;ns Linen Vandserchefs having been wet and ne.
dressed well worth 8 cents for ouly the greate bar
gam ever sfe,ed in that line also, LOO dok Pine Hem
sntched Corded BorLered and Needework do, al half
prce aso 3ocO yards Linen Danask superhne article
fnm 4 ur-a great object 20 h0usekeeReIs' also, 400
ysrs men Sheetngs Pillow Case Linen, Linen sh nys
Linen Hrck lowe Ing &C.. sc SEQ doI Napkins, Toweh
noyleis &C. Cotton shirtps ami Sheerngs at las, years
prccs ~ BThe above goods are warranted pe,'ec nav
- kscn WEI ouv and will be sold this day aboa, half
prce. se, h,.. al. =, ~. ~ ia.bss,.
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I1OR SALE in BROOKLYN-TwO neat Cot

IL tsses on vanderblt-sy. between Fulton and Ausntic
sv. pnce 500 each 81 800 remain on each
House Apply 10 g. n MlLLlGAN, No. IL broad-st-
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DPTSS C00DS for CASH-J.HOXIE. Jr,

nRESS GOODS tor CASH. iloAtE, Jr,
No 81 Nassau-st opposite the Fose-oihcN u Row -
ceivirc end oes sale, large and ATTRACTIVE stock II
Sks spd Fancy Goods Printed Lawns and Jacon't
Eareee he Lan.s Plain and Printed BaregeS Psia aud
Sfrip,d Poplus Priuts LlnenS Glnghams White Goods,
&c mostly fom auction Aiso, full sssortnsut Of Do
estcs cash prices from 10 20 ID per cent lower hia
they can be bought the usual credit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07

The Foundry Business win be conducted by the subscrb
er, at Nos z58 and 30 u 81
Any person having demands against the late firm of
Morgan Berthe requested 90 present th9 same "
the subscriber or before the 2cth instant ,..
ROBERT BEATINR.
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GaIamanSer Safes.

CAJANANDER SAFES-WILDERs PA
CTENT WIKI RICH'S lMPkot aMEI'
No Iss Water q NeE-Iork
-a The univ r1ake-s o. Saanz,d-r Sses, Wiz WlaeEs
Pstert sad kieh's Pa.sn; combined.
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EOR SALE-House No. 162 West 2lst-st.
The house is Of brick. three sorie win "a pa
percer-st Also House ard Lot AZ Fort Hamilton L. l.
~- W. Dr. GLOVER, No. y Ann-s-
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NOTICE-The copartnership heretofore ex-
sng b, the subscribers under the firm Of rEB-
BINS Co, il this DAY dissolved b. mu,nal eOnsent A.
R1mr, Jr retiring nom the firm. Either party viii ngn
the name Of the firm in liquidation.
Eew-YoTk, Jan. u, 1888. ALEX. RUMaILL, JE
WM. SrEBBfNS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07

VILLA SITES al CLIFTON, STATEN
Y ISLAND f5s SALE.-Four hundged an twenty-five
Lots situated about 90 feet from the Bay aa Steamboat
LANDING. IL presents many beautiful sites, having G1e
Vews OF NeWYoTk and the upper Bay. portion II
covered with lAgc Towta q toges Il vii b. sold
subject % restrictions sssns; nusaHees and o1fs
6rcemen,s 70 baSDess men iog residences u can be
reached by Steamboat IN 81 minutes ilom Na-si. nap
OF n Iroptrty be "a No ll6 RToidwsy Aa-ye
portion The purchase money msy remain mortgage.
Apply 10 GEO. b. RIPLEY, No. Pinss,
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I United NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NOI1CE.-The firm OF IL. B. CLAYTON ~
~ SONS dissolved tho 9th instant By the death
Of Mr.. EDWIN b. CLAYTON.
The business Of that irm viii be continued by the
yiyors the uBdersgned who have formed partnership
under the firm Of T. u. CLAYTONs SONS and vail e,n-
duct the Paper Warehouse at No 80 JOhD aud the S-
touery Business No. lol Pearl either Of which
plases the undessed will attend 70 closing the ba.ne Of
the late firm. ALEXANDER r. CLAYTON,
CHARLES H. CLAYTON
New York Jan % 1883.
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NOR SALE-In the Village Of Stanford,

IVJK NAIlI-iU IUr IIII-N VI 'l1.FI.IIJ3'1f
III Cepp pleasantly located House and Lot Of one acre
House l. roory snd cornmodioaS with VIDE PIAZZA n ion
Ia ,pd four large rooms a. fiat Boor four large and be
sDs bedroom On second foo four IN attic. Ihe
rrncs are wei stocked with truit and ssde tres CT-
sehouse and stable for four bo-ses sc Probably as de-
sirshle foY gentleman doing b1sreS N New-1o CITY "a
snv o.ber Prce 81 80 For further inormat inquire
az J. HYDE Jr No 81 Ferry st, New York
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az CENT DAGUERRE0TYrES.-fAn,
~ RAND At No 3O7 Broadway having one Of 'ss ~.
convenient galleries New; fors, sspeof asSses b
sarTss. ty any n the world, in quality eheApnss
eursLity Hs mammoth sky light Is TO Dc ioaee Ind
ten feet above the aide wak. Andn any Pc:os h,sh
OF Dsgueeotypss finds him or herself 81 me w hae q
baains the, ray know that they are IN the wfo"s 80"
Ind FARRANC'S inituitable and cheap pictures
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EoR SAl4E-FKe new brick Tenant Houses

II on Slsi,st near sd-av now finishing the most Ap
proved plan; houss sxas feet lots 2xtto feet each Ap.
iiy TO G. Z. PlNCANEN, No NassAust, FROM ~ 10 /
oriuCk
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ENOR SAI.E-A handsomely finished two-story
I frame Hoa,e situated AZ Port Richmond St1,cH Island
within three minutes walk Of the stesress isndns le %
by lea with hne spring OF w.ses on ne pssmsS 70,
further particulars Inquire Of A H. WALLACE, No y
John 81 or OF JACOB pE6Roor. Port EcAnoaa
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I,OR SALE.-Thnt snacions four. story Brick
EoR sALE-The modern three-stOry an,
's'''' lot AA''H APP'WNoF BRUSH. No. IS FrOa,.t.


IA
IL the town OF Greenwich, Conn, stasss 3 miles from
New.loIs and bali tuile fum New orb and Sewfsven
Railroad depot At Port ChsscU The place contains about -
acres suitably divided into pOugh meadow and WOODLAND
With good House and Rasn. Il olns Long Island Sound
on The south ard fr variety and grandeur OF sosaery sal
dom eQualta. Inquire Al Doct Byun4ses ohce No IS
r. NJ. BRUNDl6E.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07

~ Duane-sf The Subscriber invites attention TO the
above articles which he Is prepared furnish in any
quantity end viii warrant good eny in this market.
Glazed ssh of common sizes hand glazed 20 order.
GEO WARREN II AFSrAr
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ADRIAN n. MULLEE, Auctioneer.
IL ANIAInNn 81 DkADERlA

=. 4
i A TION-ADRtAN II MULLER will sell az Auction
on THURSDAY Feb 10, al y NJ, at the Merchants EA'
change, close she Of the late a Laoag dsee
"a the to story and attic brick house and lot No So
AInmou, st. between Beecser and Hudson sts Lot II
feet 10 uchesn front and by % feet IN depth De the
For Partcgars, apply 70 the Anct oher
No. Mal-st tLNel
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Justrurtion.

EDUCATIONAL advertiser wishes 10 re-
IL eeiye four s-a1u boys 20 educste with rs IEn q
hose In tie county To pGreutA wo fear the = IS %
boe-rusctoo thss Be- shown b. -siers1ceI b n
excellent opportunity 20 secure pleasant home 81 -
eiOas moral and physical trlIIlE. Terms, $50 re.
49,, ISdr-ss Box No. 20 Post Ofsce.
EVENING SCHOOL, No. IA GREENE-SI.
II Nj CHAMBERI.AIS continues 10 i've instruc 90.
AFTERNOON and EVENING, IN Wiring. Arth n s-l-,
TnfNsh Grammar, History, lie
SCHOOL FoR BoYs-Mr C. has few Eacaocies IN hs Day
School Which affords very Ereat sdylnAses N Pro2o fsoa
10 hi, pressn ut moderate terms Of tGition-
ERFE ACADEMY public are respect
Anuv iryf.sd 70 atten4 the General Exsrinst " Of
DE studnts Of the Free Academy 20 be eoanHed tom
TIE 7h 70 the sh n inclusive, 81 the Academy, eoseT u
&c BENEDICT, WM I. PINKSEY.
c DODGE, JOEL 3. NOrIi
JF CARY L. L BEADLE,
Executive Committee.
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II House and about Of Ground The house Il 30
by 10 basement story and s'cwih double pi.
ara facing noble Hudson TOT which there s oxien
sive yisw The bouse built By days work is about
thirteen years old and has been kept in good condition. The
grounds filed with fruit and evergreen trees OF various
kinds To person wishing enjoy the country air and
doing business In town greater opportunity viii not be
met with Terms easy For further Information, apply
fb, uremisss CLARK HAMMOND.
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ALI ROTRGONNIER has the honor 70 in.

MR.. B0U RGONNIER has the honor TO in
w form his friends and the pubic that ne h1s taksn the
handsome suite Of No l32 9h tnorhwest
Of 9;h ard Brosdway where be vii eoataae 70 instruct
Classesin VOCAL Music.
Cls.s DAYS. Tuesdays THURSDAYS and Saturdays
For Ladies only from Il 70 I. Pm
For Gsnflarncn and LADIES'. fl0n 70 TO- I VI.
Gases Of twelve taught az prv1n residence desired
References 10 the ocers Of the Mercantile Lbray AEso
cat on end the Superintendent o. the Female DepaE;
ent of Ward Schoo No - where be has now the honor
10 instruct clses Also 10 Of the Is gentlemen Of
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COUTH BROOKLYN PROPERTY 81 AUC.
rpHE GREAT WORLDS FAIR. - For

Il Sale, one OF the best corner Lots and four story
House eh-av and fth For further particulars Apply
- ~ VA il @ SILLE-K.
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L,OR sALE-A frst-rate FARM of nearly

Il 400 acres OF choice land adioinns the village OF Cen
eva and commanding Cue Of the Seneca Lake, with
houses. barns 6c ia good orer fences mostly OF boards
with cedar posts go VA valuable wood remainder
Ia cultivation the land excellent for grain and well adapt
ed 10 grazing and supplied with durable springs In various
parts plank road runs ON the east hue directly mo the
sold entire or divided TO the purchaser For terms in
quire of the subscriber the premises OF Of WIN DE-
2ENG ESQ AZ the Office OF the Manlatt Life Iusug
INV " wv W. THOMAS d. BITRRALL.
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MRS. VI. JAMESON, Teacher OF Fashioy-
vi able Writing, ana French ACCORDION, No la9 Mali

son. near Ru;soHst
Terms:
For twelve Lessons IN Writing
For Twelve Lessons on Preach ACCORDION
Glasses each day AZ II O'Clock IN the me.uing o'clock
in The afternoon. and u O'Clock IN tie evening
Tesfimouas OF the hshcs; character both foT ability and
success IN teaching. can be seen 10 her rooms.
REFIREEs: Rev. J. ;. lnskp, No. 81 Madsol-st' aud
Rev. D. c. Van Norman Principal Of RutgeTs Female
Iusf.tufe, No. l53 Henry.st
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ENOR SALE-H0use and Lot No. - East
IL nth st. withsAl the modern improvements, midway
between Union square and dhav south side, with part OF
" CT. CROMWELL, No. 81 William-.t.
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last MORRISANIA yILLAGE.-Second-

IL avenue RailroaAkbout 80 lots yet for sale-Ieras
ter Ger cent down and balance before the Ztn I'LL
lg4 Tbese lots occupy very bssltby and oea1t'e,
ton near ard IN fan view Of the last RIVER and 70 l1o
,dists vicinity Of the refdsrces Of several o. ne mos.
wealthy and respectsbls etzens Of WestcnetSt CooIy
Also fpe fishing within qnsTber Of mile The
BTsne Railroad already ailf poses through tbs property
also The Neu-Roehelle md Secondey ialInosd- "hSn
-. hes isel cIat4red IL expected viii pass throagn
Ills property Several building and lot' selhnl
rstidy Distsnce OF the property on tne sy
tH' S D. Il. WISTDE,
" III.
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'1'' % 'O' ''' ''0'''' THOMAS D. BURIAL.
EOR sALE-2iO Lots of Ground in the Vii.

lNOR SALE-2i0 Lots OF Ground in the VII
II lsRe Of NewtowD, Queens County, Lolg Island Also
two houses barn aud outhOucs, pie asanty situated and
within Eve miles Of William sburrh. Stages run from WIZ
harnsluI Newton hail hour and railroad soon
20 be constructed. running from WlamsUrgh throagh
NewtowD TO Astoria. The locality Is considered 10 he toe
hsslhest the island aud the land IN mgb state OF
cultivation, Inquire Of n MILLLR No 40 Nassa,n.'t'
rom 70 II A. NJ, and at No 10 3ohst. corner jday,
a ON To 6 L. M.
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