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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-11
~Ew.YORK SCALE MAKERS DEPOT

GLENFIELD STARCH.-To Mannfactur.
" era blearhen Lanndries. ke-Soue Of IN. l,y,...
Establishments n The United States and throughout $50,
a.e eseo % othrf starch sor years The very IN
S9sc sdy,nt.Se 20 those Who Il Wholesale A.,
OEOk0E WALKER, No e5sk Wszhinxtoax Y's~''
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AT PRIVATE SALE at TARRYTowN-

"A A bosuntal COantry Seat. The house is large and
built in Gothic style two ard - BY So eei
ith extension IN Tie 10 BY 80 feet
hss been bet two and ha The bot manner with
ell ;hs modern improvements such hot and cold baths
marble mSnLes, hot AT furnace, which the h5use
shyc xhoas Ac. II staA,ed II the Dc,ch ChareA
Overlooking the whole village and Commanding splendid
view Of the Hudson River from tse Palisades Haver-
str.v slsp hne Of ricEmont NyaSk and rage, OF
the mc,utans beyond There vslsty Of sArSheTy ana
st trees iux coming into bearing rhs property easy
Of sccesa add within eve minutes walk ef toe Peso6ce
sscr,s Churches Ae And Will be sod with 10 30 Is
Also enc grated apple orchard CONTAINING about
seres
40 plos OF about ~ acres Of wood land
Also, piet Of seoaf A acres
Also via sites 100 tsef square -
Prom ali the above there y kne view Of the Eaassa
River the Surrounding country and situated 90 ee
y.f,d srocna Terms e&sy For fall particulars Apply 10
ALBERT X. NiCOlAY, Real Esrase
lyTSl and General ARef,oaesr, No ~ Nsl-S
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EOR SAI.E-Five new brick Tenant Houses
Il on Sst-st near 2d-sv- finishing on the mos; az
proved plan houscs p1s feet los exlto feet each AP-
Div 70 G. c PINCKNEI, No. Nssau-st-, from II 70
o'clock.
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DoOK.KEEPNG--J INITIATO-

DOOk-kEEPlNG.- JONEo' INllIAlO-
ID RY COUNTING-ROOMS- payment Of the tut
ton Zee Gentlemen entitled 70 instruction until they
are 10 ever espect competent discharge the duties OF
Book keeper Many Of those acquainted with the details 0f
business can few days be enabled 70 act As bOokkseP
es The system of instruction will be best appreciated BY
iuqurlng among the merchants aud business men oil New
York or by application az the Rooms No ~ Broadway,
ether uug the day or evening morning lss Of Youths
arr received BY the quarter 20 complete their business edit
cation TIE advantages Afforded this clas Will be found
well deserving the attention Of pacnts and guardians
PubhShrd ana FOR sale as above JONES'S BOOk-6EEP
ING AND ACCOUNTASTSHiP. This work - adopted
by the principal Academies and Schools IN the city
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I,ARM for SALE.-The late residence Of

L. n
wiIsrn Garland deceased conta ninr about ~ rec,
with txo4tory ard attic frame dwelling recently finished
in modern s,yle Containing bssemet pastries and large
cellar four roo and bal rs toor tive rooms on secood
hoor AID Two rooms finished II stc good vel Of water
near The door oonveret ortbudzs- large garden .n4
vsrletv Of choice fruit The Farm vel prDpoooed -
70 pow meadow. pasture. orchard AID wood and Two
uTer fins srrnz and fine fed Of wkeA, the prem
and in a respects good Farm and pleasant eoantry
re,id nee rtuated the township Of Clinton Es~ex
Co J. on the Old post road ne the SpriaEneld Turn
pike one and q half miles from Camptown, four and
half miles from Newark-pubis e0aveyEnces daily 70 and
from Nepark pas the doors select school N mat and a
TIE neishborhood Of respectable society The flaming
uterns and sock Will be sod with the farm If desired
Terms accommodating Possession before lst Of
April next Apply TO HARRIET GARLAND on the
premises; T. : CRANE. West 8lO0nfeA Executor; or
10 Mr. EDWIN sPEER, No 23f BrOad-st, Newark.
Tor SALE-A valuable Country Residence in
the town Of Greenwich Conn situated 3 miles from
NeuYort AID half une from New iork and New Haven
Railroad dept Port Chester The plsee contains about .
ssres suitably divided INTO plough meadow and woodland,
with good House and Barn - o'n- Lons Island sound
on the south ard for variety and grandeur OF scenery 81
dom eqgsIled. Inquire A. Doct Brndgss Once No Ia
X. VI. BRUNDIGE.
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MISERABLE RESIDENCE for SALE

IL The handsome and substantial modern three-story
and basement House, No 81 Moront, us feet east OF
Hudsonst built in the most workusfse manner. OF the
best and repete with every desirable convenience
and also all the modern additions OF wsteI To third story
sas, bath. wstereloset, tohenrange, laundry, dumb
fruit trees and Towering shnbs-brown stone and bnck
wak-hOuse IS by a. lot q by 10 feet Can be examined
BY any respectable person dssrous to purchase from 10 to
O'clock. .
Also the wostory and attic Brick House No l45 Bar.
rows directly in the Of above For terms inquire at
the hnnae. Oh NJ. 49, Fultopst
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An rIFcaNr ENGLISH BASEMENT

AROUSE for sALS-ORe ofthose Gle ant ne " and mod
EnshsA s.se House l6h ST. opPos te Or Tynss
Church (StuyvesAneEAIe) fossSsson be bad Al an
early dAy aud reasonable TeulNin mortsase
Fer card the NoGse further information sPp 20
HOMER MORGAN.
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EARM nn STATEN Island for SALE.

A Fam or country residence, Of IS acres well fenced
with entirely dwelling house and out buildings just mt
ted up and good fruit tusted near the RANK HoAd thse
miles nom the ste boar landing will Do sold cheap The
ground, well waiered with springs sh poad and run
ming stream and Commands extensive view II deslrrd
the whole or part Of the stock Of choice poultry cows
horses hogs household furniture and farming utensils viii
20 with IL. Inquire OF WALTER MEAD, Esq- No. 80
Broadway, or TALbOL bCILEk Esl-
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I>OR SAI.E-A threestory brick House, No.
ITO Wes, ssdst with sabeellAr and sAsenent, three
rooms deep (exeep the third or 10, s feet inches By
100 test house Is feet inches BY y es nnishee soPss
IN imnroyemcnta Foz terns apry TO
MARTIN T. THOMPSON, No 81 broadxsy
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NOTICE TO OWNERS, BUILDE&
~ STONE CUTTERS, and orHERs.-rhe ENPlW
SrONF, DRESSING COMPANY ctsr fot sale q rciaosl
prc,. AZ their establishment foot OF St th and Sbsn
Es.t RIVER the following cut Brown stone ready fss
ery. leo Quaker Lnies
roCo q q. Lntels - ~
,o0o PLAN Window Sills and Lintes
M COO foot watertable, inches high.
1890 foot Rail Coping.
SO Cellar Steps.
Store Posts Lintrl Course, Platforms and steps Ala
Rough Stone constantly hand; Steps ASHER and rA
forms cut by machines Will De sod 10 stonseseS5
per cent lees than their cost by hand , ,,,,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-11
SITES at CLIFTON, STATEN

ISLAND. for sALE.-Forr hundred and iseaty,as
1900 49,, 500 feet from TIRE Bay and ssesnooit
10 n. --e-.pts raauv besufIfll sites, haviag aae
- Al Nsxfork and the gpper Bay APorro1 o. u =
cys-,d with large growth Of foes; trees Elu oe so.d
-. - -.--ctc-s Against uuisAnces Aod o1ers sre- m
s-.rr-fr.s % business for residences IS can pc
eetsS Nv stesrrbo.f IL 81 minutes from W Ait map
- - Trr,r.y nav be seen Nc ll6 Broadway large
9. - 49,. ----hsse money nav remain mortgage.
iol :, ~ '-' GEO. RIPLEY. No. PIne-sr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-11

THE UNDERSIGNED, who can give the
best references for competency, Offers his services in
giving Private Instruction tty each lesson 70 Cen
tleeu q their Residences Theoretical and Pgact-
cal surveyirE Geometry Algebra AensuTAron and the
Latin Grrek, German and French Languages de i f1y
PROVIDED With the necessary Mathematical Instrumental u
The very hes; kind which Be Palteu-
lAr attention paid TO the lnstruction Of Ladies
q. H. STUCkRArH, No as 3th-av,
Professor Of Civil Engineering and Surveying.
r. Surveying attended 70 IN al It's Breaches
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-11

TTNO PIANO-FORTE and CABINET MAN.
Il ERS.-FOR SALE--A small stock Of well .sseaes
materials for Piano forte Cases also CabDe, hsxsn
Bench, Hand Screws aud Cramps Apply to J lssLa
No. 81 Csnaist, up stairs from 10 II O'Clock A. NJ
YEAST POWDER.-B. +. BABBTTT
II the original inventor Of the Chemical Ysa<t Povds,
which is prepared and sold by him Nos Or and wsS
tnxton st., Sew-YOrk In TIN Those who oaschno
sould that they that with the above name on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-11
DFSIRABLE RESIDENCE. at STAN

~ FORD Conn for sALE.-The house Is two stones,
with wings and piazza three ades finished In modern
style with basement range. furnace, dumb waiter &C,
with IN the kitchen There n also on the premises
Carnage House, Stable, &c. The grounds are hlef with
choice (eyergreen) shade trees and shrubbery FOR
further particulars inquire Of VIM. DE kLfN, No lo
NeW.iork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-11

MIR. BOURGONNIER has the honor to i'm
WI form his friends and the public that he has taken the
OF No i32 9Th north corner
OF and Broadway where he will continue to instruct
Classesin VOCAL MUSIC.
Class Days, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
For Ladies' only, from II TO 4, PM
For Gentlemen and Ladies, from to 10, NJ
Glasses of twelve Taught private residences desired
References the oce of the Mercantile Library Aso-
caton and 10 the Superintendent OF the Female Depart
ent OF Ward school No 3D. where he has now the honor
10 instruct cssea Also to some Of the first gentlemen Of
the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-11

AWRENCE SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
IL HARVARD UNIvERSITY.-The next term Of this
Institution will op-- on the first day Of March, lS5 and
continue twenty weeks Instruction by Rotations lee
lures practical according to the nature OF too
study will be gwen IN
Autonomy BY Mes-rs. Bond
ChemistTy snsyticAi and practical by Prof Horsford.
Comparative Anatomy and Physiology, by Prot Wyman-
Ennneering. by Prof Enstis.
Mathematics, by Prof Pence.
Mineralogy. by Pref Cooke.
Physics, By Prof Lowering.
Zoologv and Geology, by Prof Aglssiz -, Ill.
y, 'ua IL - 49, 90 prof r. y. HORSFORD,
v" my Dean of the fscalty.
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EARMS for SALE-A Bargain-One of md

i acres OF choice Land with good house barn. fruit,
stock and crop farming utensils sl for 81 30; $3.50 can
remain mortgage 81 miles from this city near railroad
d2p0t One splendid Farm Of u house barn, fruits
with copper mine ~ miles from NefoTk near railroad,
for 50 90. 200 yarns for sale terms 'asy Appyto
A. SERGEANT, No. ID NAllst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-11
EOR SALE. LET or LEASE-The 3 story

House and Lot present occupied a. bakery IL Is
a good business stand kind Of business grocery
shoe or drugs The situation Is IN of the mos. resPeea
he neisbborhoods Possession the first of May. FIX
II let in both Inquire IN the store No
81 Avenue d. corner Of 7th-.i y B.-Posseson Of the
store and bakery the lst OF March.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-11
EOR SALE-A House and Lot in Williams-

Il bursh No IS South sth st. shout three minutes walk
from the Pecksip aud Division Ferries bnck house,
with extension the lower stones being 81 feet deep lot
l2O feet deep built year with every modern I'M
provement such bot air furnace &c For Informs
ton inquire No 81 next door, or a. No -! South st.
New-YoTk. DANIEL BANNER
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4 Ii WISHING a GOOD FARM oi Tlch
loamy soil OF 80 sores for hiilc money IN sEan pay
Int. anly ,hrr. heur, ie frosn New-Yosk and al who
sce epyl Will apply sOoR 10 }. C. SANDERS or H. > GIL
BERT No. SNassan-SL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-11

EOR SALE-The Property on the northeast
IL corner OF Myrtiesv. and La~rence-st., Brooklyn hav
ing front OF fifty feet the avenue, divided into four
stores which among the best business stands on the
avenue VIII he sold accommodating terms The rents
pay about II PEI the pee asked Inquire IN the
Conner store on aud premises.
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1I,ur uorsE and LEASE of LOT No. 3

Nsdi=onst- for Sale The hoase aa' re,sy -
i -. fTuunpets b-Is- Groom wner bAia,roo =;
.-bis.,ps y ashsrAnds. tssroom- vaa-hs me yafq -
1870 With foxer.. rrape-ytnes ro-e-sas0es "SN0
80 lot -xi0O inquire q, No. JAmesst
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EOR SALE CHEAP. TO inprore other prop.

II erty-A modern built two snd-shaf story House,
pleasantly located in popuOus neEhb0rhood ON Myrtle
sv shot distance from the City Hall, Brooklyn The
House contains rooms, Placements, eoaEcesrs closD
pAntrie sc and filed in with BRICK the peak. The 10,
nearly l2 feet deep paved yard neat garden With good
vine and fruit Title perfect, ana free from mortgage
Terms Al 30 cash the remainder bond and mortgage.
Apply 10 FOSTER LOPER No. 4. Sands ct BTooklys,
or IN The Printing Office. No Chatham sqaAre, New-lot
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Real estate for Sale.

a PICTURESQUE COUNTRY SEAT,
N known as tie LAUREL HILL ESTATE, for SALE.
Tls p,crescue Country seat 81 miles from New ofk
VA Beeye Turnpike Ia situated asa also approaehed ~
beautiful drye OF Is minutes tfom New ora aud NewM>
fsI|osa ppt uron the east hank OF the Psssac, rhe
ar leave and return JeTsy City every hA boar morn
an, ma eyslns and every hour toe rest OF the day
DD,hs OF DE parchsse money can remain on mortgage
plsns as~inSs Aa views of the place, by Coleman may
~ ser AZ The oce Of and for fall description Apply 70,
HOMER MORGAN, No. Pine ST., " 1.
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ID F.FOSTER, Author of Prize Essay on
ID. PenmsnshiP," "Dosbie Entry Eineidlted' Ihe
tenches BOOK.KEEPING, WRITING, &c at No 5fI
Broadway where youths well adults are quaAhed Tor
commercial pursuits expeditions and superior man
uer Terms moderate Proficiency guaranteed Cettiu-
Gates Of ability granted Attendance A NJ. 10 r. NJ AZ
th. srpdeut's
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EDUCATION-The advertiser wishes 10 re-
IL eeiye four small bows to educate with his own st
home in the country To parents who fear the trials OF
boarng school, this be shown by references 20 De al
excellent opportunity pleasant home with judi
ciou. M al and physical training Terms, $50 per an
mum Addres. Bon No. 30 Post-Ohhce.
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MRS. NJ JAMESON, Teacher of Fashion.

N RS. NJ. JAMIESUN, IGdCHtr OF T dsHIOH-
wi able Writing and French ACCORDION, No 1ss Madi-
son, Rutgerss,
TERMS:
w
For twelve L. SONS ON French ACCORDION.
Classes each day II o'clock ia the merning; o'clock
in the ateruoon and u o'clock IN the evening
Testimonials OF the highest Character both for ability aud
success IN teaching. can be seen al her rooms.
REFEREEs: Rev. j. ;. Inskp, No 80 Madson-st., and
Rev. ID. C. Van Norman, Principal OF Rutgers Female
Institute, No 1873 Henryst.
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EOR SALE-House and Lot No. Is East
Il 18th st, with al the modern improvements nba<sy
stween Union square and xnAv soah sde with part OF
De Furniture. Inquire Of
CT. CROMWELL, No 81 WilhEn-s-
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ITO LET or LEASE, on favorable terms-A
yUNO LET-The Store and Dwelling No. 14I

pth-sv corner OF West 20th.st Chelses-eluare TINS
store one the best stands In that Of the city or
Family grocery Aso, the large wosory Dwelling House
no ISL nh av Chelsea This house replete
with convenience and IN noe order Also several
other Houses and Stores TO let. Appyto
Ar CUSIIMAN, No l57 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-11

E'REE ACADEMY The public are respect
fully invited 70 attend the General Examination OF
The students OF the Free Academy to be continued from
the It'll TO the 18th inclusive at the Academy corner OF
~ IT. ~" = z BFSFDICT WM. T. PINKNEY,
c. DODGE, JOEL .; Null
GARY T.. l. BEADLE.
Executive Committee.
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COR SALE-24O Lots of Ground in the VII

II laee of Newtown, Queens County, Long Island Also
two houses and houses pleasantly situated and
within five miles OF Nilhamsburgh Stages run from WI
amsburgh 10 Newton every half hour and railroad soon
10 be constructed running from WlAmsbureh through
Newtown TO Astoria The locality Is considered TO be the
heahiesi on the island and the land IN hsh state OF
cultivation Inquire of n. MILLER No. 40 NASsaa-st,
from to II A. NJ and at No. ITO Sothtt corner OdAV,
from 2 to q Y. NJ
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Tor SALE-Three four-story Brick Houses,

EOR SALE-In the Village of Stamford,
II Com pleasantly located House and Lot of one acre.
House roomy and commodiou with wide piazza IN roHt
hall and four large hrt floor, four large and one
small bedroom on second floor four rooms IN attic The
grounds are well stocked with ut and shade trees Car
end stable for four horses &c Probably a. de-
sirable for gentleman doing business in NewfO City
any other Price 81 500 For further information inquire
of J. HYDE. JT, No. 81 Ferry st, New York
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COURSE of BOOKKEEPING.

N AKSi' CUJ hSE OF BUUh-hEEFINU.
WI Let those who cannot avail Themselves Of practice
under the author Try this book good teacher IN itself
and AcknOw 10 be the simple complete aud beau
tifu work published the subject For sale the
authors Counting Rooms for the practice Of Bookkeeping
No Sol Broadway first floor up stairs Pnce 81 Is, bound;
and sent per mail free, 81 -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-11

EOR SAI.E-ln the village of Tsrrytown, on
Il The Hudson River RAILROAD eorner u Washington and
rrankhp-sfs handSorss twosory frame House, hled
with bTek Lot IS eet BY lSi feet deep and contains
choice tu ad ornamental tress shr1ooezy, &e wei u
lie best wa.er sc House % by 81 feet deep and bais IN
the hest iog the yressri swaer. Apply - W. NJ
THOMAS B. MABEE-
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CTEAM GUAGES !!-ASHCROFr'' Steam
~ Gusges for Hish-Prsssure, LowPressure and LEGO
motive Engines. for sale by
CHAS. W. COPEL AND, General Agent, 81 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-11

THO LET-On 50th-st, between broadway
IL and sth-sv, five threestory BRICK buildings, I'm
shcd In modern style with all the convenience OF Croton
water baths nc Also, very desirable Cottages APP
ply between II and I. M 10
~ JAMES A. sIMoNs Ne. 81 Chsmbersst.
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$ on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for
1 ARGE HOUSE and or 10 LOTS Of

I OTIS in 35TH-ST-For sale, three Lots
with the rs.ory bck Bu6ias en- the north sde q
Ssths, between tie Sh and ltA4vs large PORTION 0.
the purchase money remain tOni AID nortsar-
Appfy 70 y A CHASE. No 81 Exehsnx--pl.re
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-11
EAsT MORRISANIA VILLAGE.-Second.
TOR SALE in BROOKLYN-Two neat Cot
EOR SALE.-That spacious four story Brick

IL tages on yanderbt-ay between Fulton and Atlantic
avs Pnce g. 500 each. 500 can each
House Apply 10 @. MlLLIGAN, No. u Brosd-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-11

TOR SALE-2l4 acres of the best Land IN
Il the State Of Illinois Chcago-S5 OF which 10 tine
OAK Timber Upon the premises beautiful brlek Gothic
House. with large Barn Carriage House Corn Cnb snda
number Of other good Buildings alse stone Well OF pure
.pripg water All of which will be sold AZ great bargain
ky anplying Immediately to f. DE MOTT No 81 6thst,
fiom TO o A. NJ and 4 to 7. Nj.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-11

EOR SALE-3,000 Acres Of Land, in one
tract adjoining the Long Island Railroad. Address H.
" Box No 2 40 New cIk Post. Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-11
ITO LET with STEAM POwER-One Ia

Room, l25 feet fronting on Coolest, well lighted o
both sids with from three FIVE Horse Power or may
divided into three Rooms suitable for light msnutacnn
purposss. Apply to ABM BARTHOLF, No - God-st'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-11
TOR SALE-A FARM of about 20 acres of

TOR SALE-ln WILLIAMSBURG. handsome
three story brick House i'm very sesrabe location
ard about Eve inmates wAk from either Ferry with
Ter esr marble mznt IN the basement Psrors and "a
House Terms easy. For further particulars inquire Of
EUGENE VALENTINE, No. 81 Walls; ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-11

L'OR SALE in POUGHkEEPSlE.-A very
nice place in one Of the best ghSOrhSods Of tins
delightful town suitable for pht gentcrl iaul-
ily full description and ground plan, trent elevaon
&e together with al requisite information can be o6sine
of MOSES DAME, DTuggist, No 81 Csrmine =, y L.
Any ore ing such place II will be 90 their interest
to examine this. Terms made easy.
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EOR SALE, or to LET in parts or altogether
Il The east Ann aaa S.s..u a. bs,as No IS
Anns.- and Nos lea los ard los N.ssa q Apply "a Ia
second stsTy Of tie PzeErlses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-11

story building No. 25i and 255 West 17thst be-
tween 9Th and l0tbavs together with the steam engine
and machinery suitable for machine shop other
featuring purposes To responsible party It will be let
reasonable terms Apply the premises after O'Clock
r NJ. or at No 10 Beekmanet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-11

VNO LET or LEASE-The large three-story
l. dwelling House, No. s. Bleeckerst. near Broadway.
well finished, CrotOn water &c. Apply 10 Mrs JANE H..
SMITH No IS Bond 81. C. SMITH No. 2 Made -sne (;
IIY. LIVINGSTON. No. s. Nassau-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-11

EOR SALE-In Tarrytown, a large double
pwens hease, suitable or the rssi3enee ofs
Ase aAay OF Tor soardlag house tor which paTposs s
ncw SUCCESSFULLY occupied HOgs 70 BY 50 containing
SSe Applyte C. c. SEBRING
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-11

Il House No, 8 Seventh av. third door above Itthsl
now occupied Rev DR.. Patton. Early possession will
be- given Ii Is finished IN the most modern style, With
furnace baths watercloset gas speaking tubes &C. &c
Terms Of payment For particulars aPplyt 70
NEWMAN 1NlSON, No. ls9 broadway
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-03-03
VOL. VINO. Is.

Now prove to me the truth of all that
I have alleged as asserted and probable,
and no course would be left but TO pro
nouuce such judgment in favor Of iden-
tity for the evidence before Us goes to
show, l apprehend, exactly what it is re
quisite to have shown
lst That Louis XVII did not die in
I795
2d That he was carried to the region
in which Mr.. Williams spent his youth
Sd. That Mr.. Williams is is not an In
dian and
4.h That Mr. Williams Is Louis
XVII