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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-24
buildings Lots for sale
sore House LOIS for sale.
Pnhlic NOfice.

very desirable Lots fer erection Of business
~ bosss on College STREET, between Church and Broad.
- NJ - - J R " BROWN,
HppS az Cherry street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-24
Eor snIe or Evchnnre.

WILL either sell or exchange In part for good city or Edge
field property, ny residences two miles North Of II
CIV 50 % 50 Of land ATTACHED. improvement
new, extensive and complete.
FoR TEass snd further particulars apply 6 the pre
e. or to TURKER S. FosT and IEo. l. SEaqN Cedar street
W. B. WALTON.
Union copy and charge this face-Edsh. BGnHer.
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N his medicine Is uneqsaed for Dlarrhea, Dysenterry, sHd
other disorders Of like nsture In cases q BlOody
SIM h Is uneauaed. The Board Of Health OF New York,
and ne Imperial Hospital at st. Pslsburk, both report that i
a most reliable agent IN all the early stages OF Cholera No
family should Be without H. IN the hodf where young
are liable 70 suffer the effects Of eatng Fruit rene
dy must then be sppsd-no time 70 Eait Tor III. Doctor
THIS medicine may relied and tina price only 50 esnts
enough 10 ske care Of whole family for whole
mayl7 MACKENZIE q MlNCaLN.
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NOTICE.

INTENDING oeouene ourselves hereafter exclusively to the
ale Of Liquors. osTat cost large ana vel assorted
stock Of TOBACCO and Cigars embracing every grade those ho
IELLYBTT A. SMITH,
aprus Nos DO and y Marset street.
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gasbbilIs Gnipp an0 5msritan.


TEN LINES on LESS CONSTITUTE A SQUARE.
IN IHE DAILY.
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Manufnc1mrinE.

RIRsT rae paying manufacturing business for sale, with
n good run Of Ouston Inqursat this Office. juDe-lmM
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-24

SPIend6 d scheme!
10 III DRAWN
Each wednesday in june.
class a7G Draws Wednesday June s. 1850,
Glass ss2 Draws "Wednesday, June 13s $780,
Glass 294 Draws Wednesday, June 90, 1s6O'
Glass sos Draws Wednesday, June 27s 1s6Os
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO TICKETS.
7sNunbeFs--Is Drawn Baliotss
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y. q, GAINS. 9. p. aoElll-
GAINES q ROzELL.
lsUeuus0Es TO Bavs saumj
WMOLESALB GROCERs,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LEQU0Rss
No. IS Broad Street.


R1hsrt u loh ard others james 9. Wilson ans slhl
pursuance q DEGREES raLderi TIE 1T ne
Court H01ss in Nashville saturday iht I54 dly o. Juns
next. Ire following lots, 70 viz
fsst q Lot No s9,on shs sarnsr Of Cogs aai jefferson
streets.
Ico fest q Tot No a. on ooIIees rtrsss.
50 fset * Lot No. a On craginfd 3irssi
Thegs Lots suhdlVide. 90 Be- shown day Of ale
TsEmE---e20 dollars VII herqusd on eaeh 1t, ard Or
the balance credit Of six twelve sad EIGHTEEN moce1 via m
Interest vii BE- gwen and noil snd1lli plya5s d h1uk
quiTed r. c. sAaAEHAas CleIr.
mayiz
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-24

Whole Tickets SO; Halves IS /; Quarters g 5el
ertacas Of Packages 10 the above scheme, Be drawn
each Wednesday sold the following rates, Wehis ae
Ts-ss,.ts of pac,gs of % yhols Tickets si4o 50
do 10 25 Half ~ u
DO dc So Quarter do
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-24
NASHVILLE ann CHATTANOOGA =. r.
CHANGE OF sCHEDU LE.
on AND ATTHR
SUNDAY, APRIL 28th' $780,
Passenger Trains, East sna West, viii run 20 iellOE'-
GOING EAsI,
Lev. meanwhile st IA n snd sP n
t~-vs u t3battsDooga $50 P n sad Las A Il.
COMING WEST.

Ts.ve chsttsnooEa At I:3O d and 80 2 81,
1--5Vs Il NsshTsiie al II and "a \.
II connection sad shortest route Boston. York.
PbiiaSslnhis Baltimore, Washington City, Richmon
PlteSburg Lyncbbug Rockville, saVsnnah, Charleston,
1,ontsorss-v Mem his New Orleans, &c.
o Trans connect At Stevenson With Trains Memphis
md Charleston Rsrnad, and e ChasneoFa with Trains
NO Tennessee ard Georgia and Western and Atlantic Railroads
THROUGH may be had any application 70
Fcst Agent, at Office st Depot, The following places and
AZ the following prices, Wis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-21
houses, ROOMS, &C.. TO LET.

HANDSOMELY FINISHED THRIVE STORY AND
"A bssement House. In Lexington avenue. Twenty
seventh street to Has al the modern walls
and c<in painted and decoraied In csusis aud frcsc7
Every hips IN erreIenl order Rent 10 good 81 cgQ
AppS y JOHN rOLky, Is, broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-21
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND PROPERTY. NEAF

nEsIRABLE RESIDENCE AND PROPERTY NEAR
Orange New Jersey, at administrators sale viii be
sold auction. Thursday March q 1850 at O'Clock NJ,
premises the Property Of the late Aaron Jarvis
aed IN Jefferson Village two miles from South Orange
Junction Of the hghsay and the Morris and Essex Railroad
The grounds thirty all under cultivation
and running OF Orange Mountain ably
and beautifully located for elegant building SITES having
ten Island &C There large kitchen Garden, containing
choice fruits aud berries currsns &c In full
ing Handsomely laid out with shsde and
ees and OrchArdhe choice And
ave varieties The framed 40x40 lately
been erected in the most convenient STYLE and furnsned with
Ali hot and cold throug
out gas pipes all of the
y painted and IN good repair There Outbud-
HEs-Barr Wood and Carriage Houses with for mao
SERVANT Rouse, Bepery Ac large Grape Arbor with
in forming eligible and healthy country
for business in New York city, being
few a walk from the railroad stations
and In from the CITY, About
of purchase remain bond and mortgage
II desirsble For further particulars inquire Of EZRA g.
GARDINER, ESQ, the premises, or of JAMES ".
SMITH, 80 Broadway. New YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-21

T,OR eALE-AT WEST MII.FORD, PAssAIC COuyrv
J-rhe subscrber offers for sale ressooabc erms
House. Barn Fruit and six acyes Of LA.dshe same being
situated In he village Of Wees Milford Application NAV ~
made te RUSSELL WILLIAMS Of West Niford and 70 the
sohscsber a lo2 Fosrh street, WILLIAMSBURG any tms
kefEs The axa Of Nay next &C SCOTT,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-21

lad ttse anA DwslnnG eosnsclsd corner Of shors
80 80 ecuA aveaue se q c& 1o fe front and fsss
l.ssn Es2ss Baxss pecss &C., e6erssa IAwon black
e01ea ouuAn0 r1vceTfees gUooeoexTea and plenty a.
nowes rod $3.50 for buana BE- cold 70 Close No. An
ply q u prcuADoA ~ Of I. H. HA001RrY Port Rchrnor1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-21

TOR sALH-fHR TWO STORY BASEMENT AND ATTIC
u frame House l$ Pearl street. B,ookiyn within ave
and win b. sold cheap. Inquire Of C. CROOK iS2 Pearl
street BROOKLYN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-21

VNOR SALE-THE ELRGAET BROWN STONE HOUSE
pleasantly situated the Of Livingston pa 50 and
ysessh ssre OPPOSITE syyes.nt park IN eIcelsni order
feet ncics by s. feet Lot feet 6uches by 81 feet
Terms easy. Apply 70 DANIkL T. MACFARLAN, $50
Tenth sirceA near Third aveaue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-21

CHURCH PROPERTY FOR sALR-rHE CHURCH,
sos.s e Stanton and Yo.sy,h streets suSssns eyiSG
PRAR6ON. - YFsS avenue AI.Rx McKEHzfE, No Toup-
ktn1 uArkok o. THOMAS DENHOL.M 3SA Canal street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-21

TOR sALK-A FIRST CLASS BRICK HOUSE, STU AT;
cd ia u lot 26xlU0 feet house feet hre
stories cellar furnbed rsnTe and
furnace aed hot and cold water fixtures
and In complete order price 10 cash $1,000 Ap.
plyHo @. A. ALBRO l56 Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-21

EvOR sAIL-A THREE STORY HOUSE WITH BASE
ment front and back parloss 70 fee1 front and IS fest
doep, bull In TIE powest style and with al tho modern
provemens situated Second second door from tho
Fy eighth s north side; cash a. Inouire
Of B. LANG, f0e West Forty fourth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-21

MARE OF ITO ACRES FOR sALE-AT SOUTH AMsoY.
n. j. good Buildngs Water Front good Fruit and fine
olAy houee Brick Steamboat lAnds at the
Apply to CHARLES 4. NORTON, SAY Pine street. room
Noe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-21

USOR sALE-HoUSR AND LOT, It's EAST NINETEENTH
~ street. second Engah basement story
And baeemsot brick froot c house 81 feet deep
has improvements all 10 good order occupied BY
owner Prce b 100 Terms For cards Of admission
&c apply *. ii. BROWN l2i Nassau street. from TO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-21

uoVsB 30 WEST SIXTEENTH STREET. FOR sALs-
10 FRBD. WOOD, rs Pxno street 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-21

EARM FOR SALE. AT BARGAIN-A MOST BEAU.
II ufu country residence containing 100 acres Is wood
Hand balance under high state OF cultivation, In Weschester
county, Is miles from the city. Apply to HAINES BRO
ThERS Pisncore Mandatory, Second Avenue, Twenty
rats street..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-21

UroR sALR-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE, SITUATED IN
the of Armenia Union State Of New York. ninety
miles from New York, on the line Of the Harlem railroad
high with CELLAR containing rooms
and paror one acre Of ground and stable House
cost 81 500 10 build will be sold 81 TO- Apply Frenchs
Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-21

DROOKLYN COTTAGE HOUSES FOE SALE-(AN or
ID portuniy not ioss)-viz the story Colisrs
Oantsu street. Fort Green place. only few sAsps feou
Yu0u and the two story Cottage House souu
eido a Dean street. OF GRAND avenue with tw
los s0xlio Apply to WIN. b. NICHOLS owner, 10 Nasss,
etf ool N. Y. a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-21

T1LEoANr CoUrTRY SEAT FOR SALE OR Elk.
~ cbsge -Beautfuly located he Hudson embracing
twenty Of handso nelly embesned grounds and
nkus dance fruits Modern brick usiou, 5Ox6O
conmodiors ouibudingr surroundings DIN
ORE HOLDEN 20, No Nassau street. and l07s Broad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-21

TOR sALE-oNE THREE STORY HOUSE AND LOT
frat class House and Lot President street. Hicks street.
Brooklyn 5000 One In suydsm street, 81 $50; and
Apply to WOOD, S22 Pearl street. In clothing store No
agents need apply.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-21

LNoR BALE CHEAP, Oh ExCHANGE-THREE THREE
story and basement brick Housss Nos s. 90 and ~ East
Thirty second street. Lexington One half
remain orRaRe the balance would be taken merchan
else. Apply IN the owner, No. l56 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-21

mo LET-rHE TWO STORY BROWN STONE HOUSE.
No Is Ea.t Thirty second street in beautiful order;
ase House and 0round 90 Union place between Eighteenth
and MI eseenh ees two three story brick horses IS
West Twenty seventh street h1h avenue;
Apply % 7. q. CHURCHILL College pAcs, between II and
30clQck.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-21

HOUSE AND LOT FOR sALB-NO rs WEST TWENTY
IL hh street. near Tenth avenue with AL the modern i'm
provemens Prise 500 Bee the premises for paSiculsra
Apply TO A. j. YEOMANE, 1M Went Twenteth strest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-21

HOUSTON CTfy,. TEXAS SIX BLOCKS WITHIN THE
81 "a g = ~ g aS sSa,ss II. q ne No.
SAO0O cask Apply b HENDERSON JOHNSON Housscn
fexAa BENZ. n. 4AIxAAD0E eyeouior, Is Wnlisn
sxeol New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-10
Real estate for Gale.

TOR SALE-The elegant four-story brown. stone
a. front ROUSE No 20 West 23dgt pass; 10. half the
block built by days work. JAMES r EDWARDS
No 27T Wet 23dst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-10
DJrrGrRs rpMsLR yvsrTTITR

The eisy sixth sessou Of a Institute iu open Sept 10
Tho Iusote stages connecting with tho pa fere, sid
DISSENT sections ~ he oily v Convey pupils TO and from the
school on tho tsrms 81 berotofora
The boens- ec1upyng the sunni OF mausy Hn
not be sup.@d 10 tn ely for high hesihy cation asd com
msDdipg prospect The inens arrangements ore especially
adj pied 10 III bs requirements Of such an Institutions
No bes been spared 70 render the appoiunens for
every branch ipcton well for exercise and oecreaos
all that snsible regard Tor usefulness cofo and re6oeo taste
required The different departments arc accommodated In
spaeous with the most approved for
chemical abofaoiy chapel which for beauty ofdelgo and
audit rum H. in proportion tn its she ons OF the most
attractive assembly roons IN New OK ana picture
yisicr OF some OF the best artistic talent IN thu city
With ,bes. Necessary adjuns TO tho oush educ,tnn this
Institute IL prepared with teacher. aud
the youneeSt puols aPHsbet
gronr ding wei in reading spelling wiring and arithmetic,
ard carving them steadily along through the various stages to
graduation This embraces three departments sgbdvdsd
into three dsons each matDK nine classes In regular grsds
ton admitting the Introduction any pupil TO gaho suites 70
qureeLts for the mind ard the heart from early insnny
maturity any graduates testify who have entesd this
nsttuc their infant years pursued the entire course through
the departments and graduated emineny lifted Tor the
duties and responsibilities OF life -,
All the lines Of y and which pass AID ST. slSo the
and usreD Rr ell available for s'ce e the
Institute which ia located the Of 42ds aud av
One the Institute ges viii connect With the nearest Hadsau
Railroad for accommodation Of pupils coming 70 the
city by that conveyance rr,-,o,.
Collegiate Dspsrtuen per qurtsr
Aeadesnic Department 10 per quarter
(Advsnce Class. IL per quarter
Infant Glass. per quartS
Further information tuition IN Laogusges Music Drawing
famiy Of tie Prnrpl may be found IN ho catalogue, obtained
the nsttue Pupils will received ald classes Organized
the Rth 18TH and 18th inst Address
HENRY II PIERCE. Principal.
J. w. C LEvERI0GE,
Secretary Of the Board Of Trustees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-10
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
wi INSTITUTE.
No 2lB Fourth-st.
fco,rs, ~ Naedoural q. \ on Washington Square

No 2l8 Fourth:.t,
Conner OF Macdnural St on Washington square
JAMES ST FhNNiKd An Proprietor. and rHncipa'
Opens IL Eighteenth Academic Year MoEDAi Sept TO-
1860 when pupils requested be panctuauy present
Catalogues Nth references Terms, &C. may be had tthe
AZ roughly organized Pdvale High school which Is ,ns
o. the Oldest best sustained in the 81 having junior Mid
die and Senir Departments two huodred pupils on seven
wears old and upward and twelve Professors
Of its iIs preparing students for College or business
the beauty snd heathulness OF It's location the seceo
il. central position part Of New York and the neigh
boring cities and the large well ventilated light ana vel GU s
Propretors expressly accommodate on are
IT. classes Of every ede in Latin creek Ms anS
Pointing th all The English branches offer unusual advantages
to those to whom de is money AMI who eannot AFFORD 70
Two years f TINE saved to the pupil "a DIS
nd with gctsRsd %sTt and % Sss d nd
with viii pay thousand tines for the mere cost OF h'
tuition in the 6 aGi 81 HI'S
double of stuoy pursued in this Institution name
The banche. which candidate, for the Diploma who take
the Broe. Con Sc Iequ'S to be are Il '0"
H. Davies BoUrdOns Algebra, and four books Of Flame
III. ping and double entry.
~. Atiliy to translate and write correctly one Foreign
vi Ability write in legble commercial hmd an English
Composition free from grammatical and rhetorical
The branch in which candidate, for the Diploma who Aie
VIC l. Mental End Theoretical Arithustic.
IT, Davies Introduction to Algebra, and Davies Bourbon.
Ill Latn and Cir ek fl the Freshman class Ia College.
~. Know ledge of general history 80
" Ability to write 10 legble hand an English Compo'i
0n' free i'0T RiF FIT fisSS 'n''0io' s''0'
For the information Of parents seeking suitable place IN th
city the Instruction OF tnr who not acquainted
with this Instt0n the Of s PRRsRNT PATRONS ae ep
pended appropriate reer.uces Revs d. Gtett', d.
Jas Porter ID ID. X. s. Foster ID ChsI Fletcher Chb
sh. ling; Liucslsy Hononbes-H. +. Davies L. L. d. :
r. A. c.. Kiln; J. LisiDgston w NJ Nermiyea; w O. Glenn
etts NJ ID. A Purdy. N. ID 3. Hubbard 81 D. r.
Vsndsrpool NJ D.; J. FiaLk.l NJ. d.; Gouney, NJ. s
J. Tobiss N. ID D. A. Ba dwin, esq Y. L. Tacott, eco :
Thos Towusepd esq and $50 other Of merchants and
Iknown ri, fyens.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-10
.w ocUoo1 &c COLUMBIA COLLEGE

NEwYoRK The ensuing term Of this inses'n, ~. VIZ
80. =, a. . Law Srhool BuileirE. No. ~ LasyrttoT..s
~ sDAY the I'd Osobcr next, and oonfnae un '"'
middle Of May thereafter ,,.L
prn, DWIGHT, "a Muuicpa snd C,rnmsroisi La"
poi LIEaER In Political Sciences
PuL MARINE, in Ethhsi
p,of ORDRONNAUX In Msdicsi yurisprudenee ,
F,nr pfiyss $50 Of soc Of S151 sdf OF tlov WIN
.,dd q. he end the the four students OF gfeste
sscslepc~ who shall h.ve attended ali the Professors
Terms A75 "a advance adGog the suden TO oil the Lee
,re. ana l. the tho Library which has bson much Gu
isTged c,..,, 30 p,Nu IT. n
For further particulars, apply 70 CHARLEs h,np b ~
nj the Coleze 4sths TO froL DWIGHT No. 81 LsisJetto
Place or 70 either Of the und risuei members o tire Lay
tcbool Committee of the Trustees Of the College.
SAMUEL 3. RUdULES
HAMILTON FISH,
GOUvERHEUR 81 OGDEN,
gFOR0E STRONG,
WILLIAM Belts -
Esv.York Gent. l. 1850 ALEXANDER W. BRADFOkD'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-10
'THE RENSSELAER, POLYTECHNIC

TUTE This School Of Science TO- nded by the late Hou
Amos Eaton WI open Thirty seventh Annual Session the
IL h of September 1869.
M lead M object the theoretical aud practical education Of
Chemists Nsturats and Civil Mining an Topographcs I'm
gneer Other collateral and associated branches are tiusht
The Institute hes fu and competent Faculty aud it, cbaac
ter never st higher than present It, location the City
Of Troy and has connection with any other School pro-
Tossing TO teach the same branches.
For information in respect TO the Of study etc.
should be for the Animal Register OF 1860 TO
ProC CHARLES BROWNE, Director etc. r. p. Institute,
Troy N. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-10

A LBERT MORTIMER, GRIFFIN & Co.
IA Auctonee'a
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
At Public Auction
On THIS DAY (Mond.y) commencing st oclcck TIE pr
vste residence No 81 Wts. hst between 5th sod 9Th s,
splendid fIoctsye Piano Forte, fully guaranteed Rosew..i
DrswiDg room SUITE; heavily embroidered Lac Curtss.
Brs1ze. Oil Paintings S,stua Velvet Brussels sad Wds.s
Carpets Pier and Mantle Mirrors; Rosewood aud Hsh g01
Chan Der Furniture OAK Dining Furctufe S'erTss ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-10
Cost ano fonno.
Ghanres for Business Glen.

EOR SALE or CHARTER-The Fast-Sair
Steamer ENOCH DE- AN is for sale charter. For urth
particulars apply the undersigned at Fulton Market Slip
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-10
CTEINWAY & SONS
GOLD MEDAL
PATENT OVERSEEING GRANDs

And SQUARE PIANOS
Are now considered the best PIANOS manufactured
These instruments have taken sixteen frs. premiums gold sd
silver medals within the last ou4 years In competio. v<
pianos Of the best makers Of Eewfork Boston, PhsdspA
sndBaltfmore
Among the judges GottschaIk VIM Mason H. A Wei.
enhanpt, and otler musical celebrities
ST SONS do not refer to artists who IN this couuty
or to certificates anc testimonials given
time since IL II weknOwn fact that such important
proyements have been made pianos quite recently that axy
makers whose instruments justly considered TO rank scna
u the present time.
We ubon the following certificate oven within the las. ks
months by nearly all the leading and l
musicians now residing 10 this ceuutry:
The undersigned having personally examined and practically
tested the Improvement IN Grand Pianos invented BY II
STElNWAY In which the covered strings oyssuns ssovs
l. That said Improvement the vo,cs Of Ne
Psno Ia greatly improved il quality quantity and power
lees harsh stronger and much better prolonged than that realised
Ia any other Piano with which acquainted
The undersigned regard the improvement Of Mr. Stenwsy
novel, Ingenious and important No PtAno Of siI
GUSTAV sATTER, WILLIAM MASON.
VIM. SAAR, ROBERT GOLDBECK,
&c. HILL GEORGE w MORGAN
VIM. A. KING, CARL BERGMANN
GEO. r. BRISTOW, HENRY G. TIHM,
And many others
Each instrument warranted for the term OF I'VE years
Warerooms Nos 81 and 81 Wskerst near BroeSwsy r. 4.
CTEINWAY & SONS GOLD MEDAL PAT
~ EET 0VERSTUNG GRAND and SQUARE PIANOS are
considered the best Pianos manufactured and warranted
for i've years.
WsrefOoms Nos. 80 and "a wakerst.. near Broadway.
80 TJ,HE briggs PATENT PIANO FORTEs.
The briggs PIANO COMPANY have tho esclS-
ve right to these superior toned Instruments
fine assortment Of hich is for sale a. their WsreIOo
Nc. 4s7 BaooMEsr,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-10

A LBERT u. NIC0LAY, Aochonecr, vi
n ssg ON yyFDES SDAY September 10 1ao ct y,,,..s
M ostts uounS IL e>1thI COTTAGE SITES i,s...d =
he BscLs,sscL plsnL Ros, only siK miles NJ 49,.
Psry 80 uiSis iossps. - o| The Railroad 81 t,o -
only o. minutes rise by the Ncsisen Railway from Jsev
10 location The lstd m hrb state o. Gu tvaioa 0ss
srse dseng house cottage house, farm s9p's sod
s1y ont bud a.o several h spiings o. he pwea vs
aud Il well stocked with choice frn Of ysh0s bad TAe H.
esto1 beautiol end perfectly h~sty ed :bo pr'p. N
be sold will The biggest bidder oloe the
of Psu NJ r. Dorsbdo deed. by order Of the Con0ossS
of the Orphans Court Pessns s-ss,ous Of seeing
tske the trains Of the hohsTu Railroad Je.ey ca
leaving at and a. az and pm retrnisz q IN 40
44l and 92 thus sf riding every facility ia the aoaa
dstop Of business AID gentlemen Of leisure 50 p,r -
Of the purchase money msn bond sEd lors.ss 6
years a per cent sud tae title Is ndpuabe For fsrtas
particulars apply 20
ALBERT n Nlc0LAY, No. 81 wBliamA. NY
hoBLRT CAMPBELL
& l. BLATgYiT
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TxrHrsiGne.

T1ARLY MORNING EXCURSION to the
~ cUOLYRA BANKS-The HUNTRESS, Capt. Ouval
- male an esrly excursion the above grounds WEDNES
DAY seIt ~ lS0 svibg Jackson a. At o'clock and Peck
,;n al o'clock M BAIT fee LiDes also be had
ArrS Rtfieshments viii DO furnished BY IOHN IL RILEY
oSNe IFS Johnrt FsIe 81. WALTER ID. G. BOGGS
y" ' JOSEPH DUVALL.
T1XCURSION TO THE COAL FIELDS OF
~ PENNSYLVANIA The Central Railroad Of New JerseJ
vii Excusion Tickets through this region during the
month Of September Fare for tie entire Excursion 90
Tickets rood for days Leave Couraodt a. and O'Clock
a NJ . O'Clock sod o'clock p IN. Leave Pier NO. =
North River At "a and liz oclocka aid y oooek IA
20 d P. BALDWIN, General Ticket Agent, No 90 Wslst
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DOYS BOARDING SCHOOL for SALE, con
I'D vepen to New-Yok Profits for the past years equal TO
,asy Of over COO Address Box No O0N Y. Post Office
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ID A. SMITHS SCHOOL for BOYS, Lexmg
ID. ton sv near 9th st.
Tenn commences Sept 10.
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Gunner Retreats.

MOUNTAIN HOUSE South Orange, N. D.,
NI one hour from New Yort ,.,,,
me Uonae L. ,epjete With convenencei besuuui
,ronnds rins leave foot Of CORTLAND eso II ~ "a
B. s30, $40, 30 p m. ChAo. olhINorIN.