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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-11
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4 IOIGNETs CLASSICAL, FRENCH, ENC,
"A LIsH aud SPANISH SCHOOL. 40 800 Broadway Nj
invites he attention wb9 desue SCHOOL unnS tue 10
tesch and constant care Of the prnc
h the comfort For ciccuirs, apply ~ 10 s'
Bo1dwLy NJ s,dsLce, No 100 !ts. near UnlNeJ
place
DOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS, at sfANWICH,
ID CONN 81 miles tom NevYork rtTm pl5@ year .if-
con,einI particulars mas be hi a Rs npf1 6o,tor NJ
Bowery where the Pinp can be So on every fsdJ N
tLis month, between the hogrs 0, I agd o'clock 2 NJ
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TO LET-For Religious Services on Sunday, a large
Room Eesds pied for the purpose Apply st DODWORF"S
10 "a pfotdv
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no LET-FOr the SUMMER an old.hshioncd, bu

ITO IET-The 3story House No 81 West 2Jth'st,
n.,r otbav with high Easements Sub Cellar Cold and Hot
Water Baths ard CToton Water the House Inquire OF "d
No ISL Celefst
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glOAKDiNG. SCHOOL for BOYS at GhEENWICH
IN be acconlnniia ed

- CONN -Ihe s.L.uer Term sill comnssce Aay S.n1ef
limited twenty crcglAs win fl !n:os sppg ~ too
Al HOWE. Grecus rb. Conn
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.essrs sfxeEs &C1-Censleo-r IN reply % yOgr n9ss
sout orls Machines can hs; he ~
osy Of February 1919 sised etsss p-;,n for nsa.as s
or Ell kinds of srsgh, watch hd bsea ~
vEed bv before ,hs, The 2ea.es
sing nnseh.ne Geofg- Cos ns patent bss,f tss
D1eeer 1913 The patent Ct Elss Howe J zs<, o.
sy suei the 10Th dIy Of s., enbsr 1915 Ia sns
isspsc have eoUt Ell sewing saes ass IA use Hinsss
"a. On nv on gnsl rysut'cn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-11

TINO IEASE Tor IEKM OF 1tAhS.-INc IlOus1
AMI Lot No % Broone-st stssed on tle notaey side o.
tie street 100 OF Broadway Ihe lot Is 80 feet front ana
nv and Nhch bit ~ The no
,uiebs I. so by 81 feet aud could be altered !. 's
ehouse msnuciory BENG " r
roxmt "a Bo.dvsy admirably sasptsd 20 the former Inc
sve leased tenant ior at.r yes
%, ,i,,s nm, EOMkK MORGAN No 5 Plnss., or "a
aIEXaSpER MAJOR "A Exchange place. Tie house eaa
he bew nj O'clock
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mo ILT-Four Lofts in the new brown-stone Store.
IaS Iranir. Of ". J DAVIS % the pr.msss
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COUNTRY SEAT on STATEN ISLAND for SAIL


" soiy house olib ii auss tx aud well stocked si.1
fruit shubbery, ~ Daren depot y y
II. r. r. hrsaion above stamford d0umGiaon 80 per yea
in II, Inquire OF Ht NRY HAWLEY, 70 lls AritYst
Mr BIZ L. teptt D1riel - SO. Oas aaIf
Il main 90 bond ~ d mortEsge at per cent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-11

CCALES-A CHALLENGING challenge ~
- manufacturer produce Scales thai will turn vita nA
weights than We sold Dc pounds p stfor TO tse
sod In the States weigh gold dast Platforms 49,
fsInhed weigh from 70 100 eco pounds and w9fss
AHy of reference. fom those who nave gseS osI ,
JOURNEYAEN CALE COMPANY
J. q. GILBERT Agent No ZIG PearlG. n =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-11

'OLET-Par of twO-story House, No. ia Chrys
et coz irg Of bedrooms the secoad i1or
Cs1 he between and 0e3ek NJ small family, wthoS
hi .rr-9
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atoR sALE-Ncsr FIizlbetf town. y. j., on the d

I'OR SAJE-Ncar tIZf0etltOWn y. -. on lhe on
ros1 Nesdrk adjoining the sa Of T. T. Hnes Fsl i've
stIes ofIrnd upon which there Of h t"o9r'- ID 4tt
Coae OF Ehcl - BAN
room wei has leer utio tacd irto 90
kcfer furnished with Of Gss5-S ranges win
ot5 gallon boiler There is slso me 5aTn, ia clse snd
Lo9ss stechsdi % cel1g.s h-' h'n9ol,s wya-
nd tie uti lorhlod uuexcepoushs Apply the es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-11

vYNO LEJ-Stores or Warerooms in the second story
Of Appeon's Budns, Of Leonard - mot spacious
cres Srosdway ued every deception Of retail or whole
e business desirable .oon 70 b iolnd on Cfod~sy
Auplv 10 D APPLETON 1 Co W so eud 3i3 BroadwEy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-11

EARM for SALE or 10 LEA good Farm in
Jersey bit short distance from the city lying lily
osd clo<e the depot Contsics about 81 wh
zooo Barns sc. From is situation the rail
osdi sp6y increase in v.s BAT 6. ths Pressnt ae viii
he good tenant med rate terms Adtrss
like NJ WHEREBY FARMER. Fr9gns One stating
Q Interview be had
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TO LET or LEASE in WILLlAMSBCRGH-A
modern built thTeetory AID basement b,ek Hone three
walk alp Ferry. Rent $3.50 Tns flrnit1
would be sold literal discount desired Apply WM NOR
CAMS Office under the Willismsb Tgh City Bank.
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ITO LET-Twelve Houses and stores and ~ DIVER
liz, Uoans fpshei with sliding door. marble DAn.-s bar
M - the CO. ni.c- - The N.Y.
IL Az ,t.s. tie Brooklyn Ferries. .nd the E..,
psn, f,on $50 Seyersl eorez-s 70 let VISA
@ -, more los Aso nunsr Of house. ana lou or.ae BOOK
ian and Bushsick Apply 10 sIksbl eonsf u D'isA sA
hrcokitn from ~ OF "
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~ Gothic Cottage and about Of tine ground beautifully
The Hudson
nsppisd for Immediately. Call address Mr. GREER, No Is
Wslis- room No up ss.rs between Noe and }.
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- EN ING VI AtulNES-tAtL Kun 10 lDe fUD-
- Lie Forb srsuce ouemes ceases be virtue Espscuy
this maxim trns In reference Elias ewe Jr end BIS $3.50
colfcGeres who attempting tie tndstos palm
tribute to Hove invention which notoousy D,lonq
WALTER Hunt Of HeYork srd for which Mr. Haat h
spphcs ion pending for The giving to Walter Has
nat l. judy hi. de s ext1gh the eDsoIs Of Hove
meantime while the the Psfegt On
progress End al his associates devote tho energies
stusiug sRa vilJiog Il SfCER Co, and what 70 of sas
conssquepce Uncupulogsy tpprope nvsntions 10 a.
without leave or EceIse We are therefors 60 e
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Ii all tind Of Msnufsseilni poIpo.e n Is, sg .as III
bsd ngs Noe I'll as and zi CenteIf snq - - 49,, IN ~
G a5 feet TO The are well hsns1 sna
"a ;th crotor stsr wtter aud pgs AppJto
b-'se" ""N N'V@ ' A ALLEN % ths premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-11

TO LET-Store and Houses in Greenwch-st., Nos.
ST. ard 3l7i Apply j. r CLEu Co, No o. Maiden lane
no LET-A tnree.story brick House in 35th.st.,
with All mod.rn improve cOrvroen TO the 8ih az
Raiosd Nl he low snail family. nqaire ~ NO
D. first 10 We
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THE NEW YORK MUSICAL r. EvIEw
AND
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