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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-27

TRIAL OF LIQUoR-DEALERs.-TheO objections ralsed
by the quordeaer to the jureton Of the City
Court and TO the Grand Jury the ground Of Illegal ogsoz
ton having been arrested the defendant Ezekiel Baldwin
indicted selling liquor contrary to law srrsgned to plead
Yesterday morning BY advice Of counsel he refused plead
and by order the Court plea Of guilty entered and
his frsl down for the 9th inst.
The Grand Jury Of this Court having concluded then aDos
their na presenmenr Of bills yesterday and were dis
charged the Term. The whole number Indictments found
Of which 40 for selling liquor without License for
and battery for grand larceny and Tor keeping dsor
DERBY bOuses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-27

The Spirit Of Improvement is in our midst, and
no mistake The sound of the plane hammer pick
be constantly heard in all quarters Of city
from night Never before there much building
go on there is this Summer Old rookeres that have
unsty shapes for Of back dis
and IN their places handsome dwellings stores and
shops being In other places around people talk
OF hard tnesn people of New Brunswick do fully
appreciate them as yet. lNew-Brunswlcker
Census Of the City Of Burlington, just completed,
shows contain 94 persons Ia the 1880 the United
States gave the town total population 1886
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-27

Found DRowSED-The body OF man, apparently
sailor picked up Red Hook Point yesterday His dress
consisted shirt plaid pana with bet aud socket
Tor knfe He had on one paten er shoe. inquest
wss held and verdict Of found drowned rendered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-27

var living at No - Baxter-st. was arrested Mon
day night for robbing David Wsddell Of No. $50
WiIlams-st Of s75 II appears that Waadell was en-
loving siesta on the sidewalk at late hour OF the
prisener, who was cutting off his pocket. He seized
he fellow but the latter broke from his grasp and ran
eli. A cry Of " watch" was then rnised and Kennedy
was captured, and yesterday Justine Bogart locked
4 mn mn trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-27
IAdvertisement.I

Roof takes real life size Photographs on canvas.
nsors Pilot graphs Of all siEes unsurpassed.
noors Gallery 10 easy Of access. $50
uooT n at No. SIS Broadway, corner OF Frankhn-st'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-27

ALLEGED LIRcEsY.-John Borner, seaman, wa
xesterdsy arrested charged with stealing s75 from Corneu
kUeeney Of No. SO Fronts He alleges that he took IN
xr ssfe keeping Lost H. The complainant hSweve
,vesrs subsequently he requested him TO return IT, VINO
resvtst was complied with The accused was commute
Nv Justice Bosart to await examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-27

7C0 Gardner OOld Mlne... II
a Chicago a Rock lei RR. SO
6 Mich SO. &NoTth Ia RIOS
50 Panama RR............lCS.
10 Hudson River Railroad. AZ
~ Michigan Central R.R..1t2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-27
SECOND BOARD.

GOO New-YoTk Cen. 70. .lo2I
8 COG Erie Couy, Be II. b30 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26
Souses and farms manieo.

HOUSE in TARRYTOWN.-Wanted COM
Il for,Abe DWE LLlNG-HOCsE u me StiAse 81 I,,ryr
town or immediate v!cisity furnishes o. 70 Is,
Nav ueIt or or ger period Address A 4. "AhNEA No
Cour..rdf-s... Nsw-fork.
V{TANTED-The WHOLE Of a small HOUSE,
w or HALF Of ssnteel HOI 81 address LsSAhI'
Broadway Post. Office, or Herald Once
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26

VDKUPEkI1 N the CUUN 1 IUT SALf- I 10
subscriber ofers sale the premises occupied By him as
private residence situated in the southery Of the VII
as Newburgh The lot IS feet front and By 30 feet
deep vel supplied with 'hTabbey and fruit trees The he7se
to-stoy cottage well and substantially built OF brek
S1V furnished with and Tbs location very
desirable one commanding beautiful view Of the nver and
Highlands. -
FARM Of about OF land in said Village Of New
burgh Don which tine building for country residences
with vie VS. Of the river and surrounding country
AIso . number OF irst rete VILLAGE LOTS
JAMES W. FOWLER, Nswburxh ". Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26
HOUSES and LOTS at PRIVATE SALE
DRIVEWAY FARM, and AGRICULTURAL

DIDGWAY FARM, and AGRICULTURAL
reach of Every Man. PENNSYLVANIA LAND. ISs1iyc
Screw Thousand Of Land FOR SALE giving AKIN OF
d Acre. for SfQ-psJable ONE DOLLAR PEA "EEh, or
Yarns ol 20. Is, and 100 Acres in proportion ,
The SOIL among the richest IN the state sDonnH 10
COAL living in ELK COUNTY. -Four Railroads VIII shortly
be completed connecting by drc communicating win
he crk PHILADELPHIA Boson Pis6vrgh krie, and az ne
,,teyn Rodds the GRANDEsr CONCENTRATION OF
Railroads IN STATE See the latest Map Of Pennsylyania
Barness They the Sunbufy and Ere Allegheny valley,
Ctensngo &c rapid course OF completion LOCOMOTIVES are
running large part .- ,,.,,,e.-,. Il,
CENTER ofhe Tract, numbsnnG come go nhao'a3tS IL
has Hotes schools and Gt Mills fns Stores and every
M desired The Stockholders sso receive $50 Lots 10 the
Tow ana Mil. The land iurrounds these nnFroyemen
The the best kind, consisting OF Cherry CAe
sm. Ash, Oak, and Pine -, "
The COAL upon this land il literally ne,haVstibIe, bas
copuou. bed IL the ONLY Coal LAND in that part Of tho
STAT having with the different Cites
IL must shortly ineasy raIsGbe that one sc:ount
It's points destiny 10 become the PorTsVLLE OF
that country. , -
This presented before 70 the Business
Man the Working Man And the Mechanic Ii Home
immediately within his reach. IL enAbes him provide for
tue the against iortnn- Those VINO "h
more detaed information viii please address BY letter. when
hev can receive copy Of the Panpnet Constitution ,nd BY
Laws Farms can be- bought by Enclosing First Inst nlent
Actress SAMUEL W. CATTELL Secretary, Nc lSo Wal
nut st N aide between 4tb and 5th sts, isdelphiI
CHAS. X. Lands, President
SAMUEL W. CATTRLL Secretary.
References Xxx Governor BIGLER. Philadelphia hon Gro
T. BARkhTT CeaIheld Hon ALEX HAYS Lancaster. and al
other W ell informed persona
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26
T,py UNIVERSAL PARIS EXHIBITION

IN
sIIKs-Tbs y.ry nayest fashions, nsde-gp 80 pi..a,
rIes" the oldestsbhshed hoOse o. nss,s,.I ISn<s
Aasouy, is Rue yiyiennei s.7 y,
pRFssMxKER~Fsayet, Rae Messrsss0y shsD 49,
diba suit. and al articles connected WIN LSa''
I1IIsTfRTHe.apr..... and cseIt ornaners Bean
dr,n Rue Nerve 81 A1 @,sssr,;,, sh.r. .os.s
,sy N White and Black Lace and French C.hemre
shsri.. China Grape Franai' Gramssnse, 81 Rae
many fffsSyJTs%Wsddins Suits; Pagan Is Rue vivienna
ys1uyppoite psi. BY the Empress Rue de Ia Paix
TiLnIN-Irthcis flowers, patented BY the Empress. lH
erovF and cRAvATs-Priva % Rue Ncur. st Ansussn.
atbs sUNIvERs"-Pstentse special Of
sHIRTs Ie Boulevard Poi.sonnere, corner Of the Rue
Rocgemont; large aSortmeni Of the nswes cut, both
Waking Sticks and Riding Whips
CHOICE t Ky socsesy, cotsa Co,
LIZ ROY SON &sicS and Clock Maker. III. Nav, for
uerly to the King Chrononsters aud Watches, Trsv-
Exhibitions. PAM, Galere Montpender, PsIsis RoyG,
Is and Is and in LS1S9T 30 rs RsseHs GA and Gil
versuiths, 10 Roe viyisnne. Correspondents in New
York, Marcbsnd, GuillemOt Co, No. 4sl Broadway
Blsp. &C. sa ia Gsss & RSy
ODOT, Gold and Silver Smith, d Rue Base On Rempar-
pESERE esensvs Brc11e - Eas o S,e On
count OF the appropriation from du Goa 81 Honore 20
10 Boqey Dc. Itsle9' corner Of P.,s1ge do rop'fa
SUISSE BROTHERS, Bronze hauufsctory, Paintings, Sta
tionery, tc, 81 Place de Ia Bourse ,,. -.
H. PAPE Rue des Bons Ensats and 10 Rae de Vaos me
inventor Of various Patented Improvements IN the
most modern Pianos. ali form'; Meda!. Decorations,
several Fast Prae' q he vsrS S E Ssns
hco s Ras % - Ps WSs o. haos Tea
Groeery Sole s' AGENT s Of Domecq xsTes
TAILoR-Blsy LATTE 70 Il NJ tho Kins Of Naples. and TO
ne King q Brasil. p Boulevard st de. ssi
Pauline Rogers Rus Rivoi 1856 near the Passage Del
orme N. B Reputed for it, punOtoaliy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26
DFSIDENCE and WATER PRIVILEGE for

VCtSIDENCE and WAIEh FhINILEUE lot
III SALE-Tts nbeiiocr being about West,
or.s HI. SIDE NCE for see bargain or cash IL
sed Lsnesve Litehfed County Ionn within three min
ues walk Of Sanhouse Of the Housatonc Railroad about
,opr hours ride from New FORK, with which there Is comgni
canon twice day. The premise. consist of fine Dwelling
House-neAr, n-w-Bsrr Vel Ciste &c with czes Of
Lsna soeked with hundred and fly thrifty Fruit
Trees ana adjoining superior Water Pyi eye which be
improved i've uLes beyond ia present Everything hs.
teen built the substantial manner. With per
rAnent residence address DANIEL l. BOOTd L,nesvile,
ii ch6ed County. Conn, henry u. NICHOLS No. ~
81 orr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26
DARIS AUX VILLES DE FRANCE
Il No 81 Rus Xiyienne-Ras Rleheieu. No: lo4

yOvELTIEs
SILKS sHAwLS, MAETLRS MERIEOS, BAREGES.
MIJsIIES EMBROIDERIES, -
BRICS, RIBBONS.
The hrst wholesale and retail establishment IN Europe hs
sed 10 the fashionable part Of the Metropolis between
the Vivienre and the hue Rcheeu with an entrance
each street, the Boulevar and the Course "
la these galleries, the monumental aspect OF winch
has admiration Of every visitor the most besatifu
textures Of - - 800, r,,o.ycv
FRENCH TASTE AND ELEGANCE,
exclusively designed for this Emporium OF
Fashon displayed and sold at the lowest rennDerans
An goods are marked In plain figures; PRICE ONLY
Goods purchased not approved Of exchanged or tho money
returned.
ATTACHED the establishment English American, German
and Spanish assistsDts. -
WM ROGERS, DENTIST, from LONDON
w NOW No no Rue ST Honore facing the Passage de
POTme author Of several scientific works and sole inventor
Of the 0sanOTes TEETH. Complete sets in "a bours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26
Rcal Cstate for Sale.

A NEW ELEGANT and WELL-FINISHED
n HOUSE for sALEvEsYLoT.-It contains nns rooul';
pntr- and hail. and hs, I've hansone nsnte. s7d
from the Civ The o., pleasant md he.hu location in tie
vicinity of New.YOrt. J. C. SANDERS, No Ns..sn-.t
At PRIVATE SALE-The three frstcass
HOUSES and LOTS 10 VIZ iih; - n: 4rs,
the southeot corner Of LeIinstonay and Shst As ne
sze Of Hou.e 50 feet BY feet deep Of O.
50 feet BY 81 feet deep. For SD farther particular sp
EURNISDED COUNTRY RESIDENCE for
with fine Carriage an acre and hall Of Gr0and vel
laid With shrubbey trees DC .tc,,ed ten nss non
s00' tenant Oh '''' NJ L. SHELDON, No. IS N.sau-st.
TARM for SALE.-A very valuable and pro-
Il ductive FARM Of $50 well divided in dage pasture
County and near the Hudson River having several
good badins sites with fine river yew and ssve,i veg 50
Div dwellings the upper stories There s Farmhouse and
01tbupdng the preuise 1wothd' OF me purTnSs
sCHfNCK No ie5 Grsenwich,. New York or Of the sab
SENDER al N''s'"A a. W. ''' H SAM 5. sCHENCK.
NOR SALE-A fourstory brown-stone front
4 DWELLISG-HOUsE. 25165 feet three rooms deep stu;
.ted in lah. between 9Th and 6thav in order and
apply 1t No 81 wsi.st' w.shn Insurance Company
NOR SALE in DUTCHESS COUNTY-1sO
i Acre. Of choice LAND II mile from Depot Farm House
plenty Of outbuidirgs springs running water. fruit wood
meadow House In arising irl.nd village M 5ht Dc
''Aen BiskER osTRANDER, No. ls7 BrO.d-.y,N.Y.
NOR SALE-The following described HOUSES
and LOTS in the City Of Newfork viz: ten Houses and
between Clinton and Attorney Nos and Wilmington
No. FLAMES Nos 5! and 255 Wsterst NO. soi Orand-
Eo- leo snd 100 Anthony Nos 100 snd ~ Cherysti
Houses and LOIS sth near Avenus ID, Known Is 20
Pitt.sts No. ZT3 Rvinston No. g. COLUMBIA
and 2l 7ths No - Wiettst Ave vacant l. 20
6hav l4th and hats niDe;een vacant Lots
llh-st h aud 6thsys vacant Lots on fh'
av ll7h and 18th Also. the valuable property
In the ety Of Brooklyn No ID Fulton known the Frank
lin House and the adjoining Nos II and 10 Fsltons Also,
five three brct stores IN the yDsee OF Port Jevs
County $50 Of Land said village Ass . 49,
Of Staten Island adjoining the property Of the Salns
Suur Harbor. And also Farm Of 10 Hyde Pax,
Dutches County. Any Of the above will be sold bstsan
Inquire of " VILLAIN OGlLVlE. No 81 Columbiis
HOUSES for SALE-Two of the elegant four
story bowpsone, hish soop Houses on 18th st, near
fronting Suyvessntsquare built the mot
fnkb Apply No. $50 loh-st the premises
with the feys will be IN the corner house ffO M TO ~
HOUSES and LOTS at PRIVATE SALE
side Of Ohsv 4st and 4ds.s including each
corner lots with stores.
WALyIR.sT-Two vacant LOTS Of GROUND, next TO the
corner Of Allen ST. Nos. SO and 10 Wa!terst
39TH-sT-MUKRAY HILL-Two valuable LOTS Of GROUN
o. the above street., between Madison aud 5th.av
Two LOTS GROUND side, between 5th
and 6thavs. - pp,,,v
COTTAGE HOUSt, with Basement, two Cellars, and BAH
Size of Ground SOxl6O. -. o,o,-,,o
each 50 BY aboat ll5
For particulars, price nc, apply 70 ,, - -,.
COLE & Chiffon, No. - Nassu-s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26

COA LOTS at $40 to S75-Situated at Boiling
s)UU Spring Depot New-Yort sud Enc REro.d miles
from Jersey CITY g mpuiss Terms: IS cash bsalce o!
monthly. Apply At No "a c0urtland-si' 1'stairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26

DAGUERREAN ARTISTS desiring to learn
~ PHOTOGRAPHY or the AMBROrYPE OF every comb,
oaiion style would do well to address IT, FOXY No SO
Pear T. be artists at their Galleries any dis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26

IS Rue Nueyee Ct Augus,in 45-Under the exclusive pat
Of the Aristocrscy and the Beau Monde
Tins house upvaled for the elegance and dlsransunee
style Of Bonnets Caps wed for its ravisfdns bead
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26
Gbaures for Business Hlen.

A FOUNDRY doing good home and New
IN York City business for SALE cheap, the having
other calls upon his time. Apply to l.. NJ ARNOLD ct the
Boundary. No. S4 Main st, POus hkeepsie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26
TORS proposals.
lntractors until Oc,ober

will 30 received rom responsible until October
|, for the GRADING, FENCING, SUPERSTRUCTURE,
TRACK-LAllNG and EQUIPMENT. together separately
of Railroad about fifteen mile. 10 length vicinfy Of this
City The map pohe aud p ans OF the work may be bs sean
further information obtained application the
de.snsd, After O'Clock NJ No p Coartlsudis n. Y
OLIVER Ii. LEE. Civil Engineer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26
NOR SALE-The following described HOUSES
for SALE-Two of the elegant four

story brown-stone hsh stoop House, on 10Th ct, near
fronting but In the mot oan
with all the modern Improvements and rst class
fDkb Apply No. 1870 lothst the premises person
with the will be ID the house frVrn NJ. ~ NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26

WANTED-A Partner with cash capital of
w from $40 oOo o s2Oooo engage IN an iron FOUN-
derry ana MACHINE ShOP well established aud doing
very GOOD business IL is Of The complete AID best
arranged works the United States in every respect Refer to
Mrs.rs MORRIS. JONES 60, M.r.,ts'. or sILAS Z.
WEIR Esq. No III south sthst Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26

~ YEARS LEASE om lst May sst) Of the very desirable
Grounds Stable and House situated at the cor
OF Hyrle Washington ave. Brooklyn, Long Island The
Lease or In of the death OF Dr. Az
gusu Robbus the late occupant Of the premises tie has LETT
arge piscce aud good Physician the opportunity now
be very promising one Apply on the prem
q OF 70 GEO MARSHALL. No 40 DepeyseI-st N. \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26

NOMMERCIAL and CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
10 SOLOMON JESNER, Principal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26

tho LET-To Gentleman and wife the lower
part Of ,hs twOscry HOUSE, No. 2 L1A.Ow-t Ia,sire
onthe premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26

Any Person of small capital wishing to invest
n where hut little personal attention is necessary may hear
of lot Of excellent PIANOS HIRE producing over $40
per month in advance; will BE- SOLO for about 400 Ad
dress w II. c., Union-sq. Post-Ofice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26
&lO OOO TO $4,000 PARTNER

" IVSOVV " AN Id WIN Lle aVVN1 A-HVI1t q up
s b1sinss already established This Is chance
ngc fstune sure, md 10. only inducement 20 secep u
solely the extensicn OF the business Address J. L.
ChslbAm Pos; Oce, stating personal stdre
NAV be made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26

DOARD-At No. 63 FDlton-st. Good ROOMS
ID and BoAAD o, moderate prices Also, DAY-boAho-
Frs taken
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26

IL SALE or to LET-A gsnteel FURNISHED HOUSE
with fine (ariaae House an and half Of Ground well
laid with shrubbery, &c situated ten miles from
N,y.Yok will sold low, ies until the fret OF APrh 70
e' NJ. L. SHELDON, No. s5 Nrsaus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26

THE NEW-YORK MEDICAL COLLEGE,
EAST l3THs preliminary Course Of instruction
this Institutions, consisting OF Lectures Cnques and At
tendance the Hospitals, will continue until Oct 10
The LABORATORY Is OPEN DAILY for Instruction IN
Chemical Analyrs. and FREE 70 Mstreulants
The REGULAR COURSE will commence with an IN
TRODCCTORY LECTURE BY Dr. GREEN, on Monday
evening Oct IS 800 .
HORACE GREEN, n. D.. LID, Professor Of DSessss Of
Respiratory Organs.
T. H. DAVIS NJ D. Professor of Maers hedics and Thsrs-
peutcs.
B. r. BARKER ~ D.. Professor of Obsstrica
r. o. DORENUS, ". d Professor of Chemistry.
J. n. CARNOCHAN. NJ. D., Professor Of Surgery.
+. r. PEASLEE. VI. d., Professor Of Physiology.
L. II. PARKER NJ. D. Professor Of Ana'omy.
Ii. G.. cox NJ D., Professor Of Theory aud Practice.
R OGDEN DOREMUS, NJ. d., Dean Of the Faulty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26

4 OTS for SAFE in CYPRESS HILLS GENIE

NJ TERi-Eitber for cash in exchange for Land War
:he bsapee wal be paid in cash Two LOTS IN the aooe
Cemetery each square beautifully situated near the
entrance lnQu OF T. J. WHITNEY, No SO Fuontt New
York; or at FOS GER LOPER'S, No. Sendss Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26

AIRS. WRIGHT respectfully announces to her
nj r,isn. .ud the Families In her vicinity that she ~" ro
-. Ara n.truct Ga. OF YOCN LADIES a. be- Residence
So Ws. .t where Circulars and S reislvs pstaeu AZ. may
b. Low Obtained advance OF the opening Oh '"' " ~ 800
lat Of October
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26

ITO PRINTERS-A rare chancellor SALE
JOB PRINTING OFFICE, with every facility for publish
newspaper Ia city couny consisting OF Presses Type
VIII be sold cheap the proprietor wishing 70 90 South
Address c. b No. lS ChathAm-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26

Il NEW BEDFORD for SALE.-The subscriber oses for
sale the large Building situated WAs erected about three
yes since Tor Mandatory OF Hanging Papers The building
Is 81 wood three stories high 100 feet IN length ana Tee.
wide with adjoining building hgh - feet by -
feet The Is 40 feet by 100 feet with sheds for stocs
There GOOD s,eamengne Of tenhoe power aud the rooms
being BY There Grinding.
Polishing CuenoeIiDs aud Prn<ng Machines together with
quantity Of Block Prints The premises situated In the i'm
nedSie vicinity the railroad and IN every well CAL
or the above other business For
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26
BsooxLys No ls7 Montague ace near cOurt.,.

BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS at Green
ID wich Conn LEWIS HOWE, A. NJ, Principal Nun
Der limited to twenty The Winter Session will commence
MONDAY Nov S. and continue p weeks Circnlars contain
ing full information may b obtained on application to the Pm
cna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26
eTms and other Information apply 70 . ,
CHARLES w. MORGAN. New Bedford


Il SEWING MACHINES, covering the best machines and
the cheapest manufacture introduced 10 the market to-
Der with and patterns ready for Immediate uanufae
lure For sac by G. A. DURGiN, No. SS5 Bro.d~ay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26

DOARDING-Either Transient or Permanent,
ID for Families Single Gentemen at Nos S. 81 and %
Nurrsyst. Dinner and 3 p NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26

INSTRUCTION on the PIANO.-A young Lady,

perfy acquainted with the use Of the p,no wishes 70
"a s. ,sboI,. 70 the number Of pupils h. teaching
unch srenop /, given 20 thoroughly insruetns scholars
bs Tyrnsp,, a, wei u N the stvsncet ,tages Terms
Is peT gu.l,er For further p.+cul,s address W. z s.
Box so. los Tribune Otiee-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-06-16
POPULAR MANUREs.

Inquiries are daily made in regard to the re-
latiye value Of manures. Phosphate of lime
super-phosphate--and improved super-phosphate
are highly extoled by some who make the ar
ticle for sale, and by some who have actually
tried it,
The noted Professor Mepes, who has not yet
answered the inquiry in regard to his title Of
Professor--proiesses TO make an article superior
to the slpr-phosphaie. How this is done he
best knows-but much complaint is made of the
wor,hlessness of some of the articles that have
been sold at high price under high titles and
double superlatves.
We have heard so much Of the imposition
practiced by some who undertake to manufac-
ure manures for sale that we are 10th to say
much about them. We would rather let others
who have more faith make trials on a small scale
aud satisfy themselves
Some who have made trials Of phosphate of
lime speak in high terms of its yirlue-whle
as many more tell US they have thrown away
their money in the purchase of it.
The article of guano has generally given bet
ter satisfaction, though there is difference in
the quality, and we learn tina, some of this has
been adutrated since its importation.
The Peruvian Guano is the most valuable of
any that has been brought here, and probably
it is the cheapest on the whole of any tina. can
be purchased. Farmers remote from cities and
towns cannot find stable manure for sale, and
il they would increase their pile they must 90
to distance. But it will not pay TO carry
bulky manures 10 great distance. Those
which are concentrated thereflre are the onlv
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-06-16
DOMESTIC RECIPES.

RnuBARB TARTs.-Take the young green
stalks OF the rhubarb plant, and having peeled
off the thin skin, cut the stalks into small pieces
about an inch long, and put them into sauce
pan with plenty of brown sugar, and its own
juice. Cover it, and let it stew slowly till soft
enough to mash into marmalade. Then set
IT away to cool. Have ready some fresh baked
shells fill them with the siewed rhubarb, and
CRATE white sugnr over the top.
For covered pies, cut the rhubarb very small
mix great deal of sugar with it and put it in
raw Bake the pies about three quarters of an
hour.
MINcE PiEs.-These pies are always made