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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23
HrxeARIAN ENIGRATIoy.-We notlce

our foreignfles that many Hungarian fugitiyes have
united with a number Of SchleswIg- HOlsteiners TO
emigrste 10 tins country and found a colony IN Iowa
where sod and climate offer every inducencat for
The change. company Of more than A. prosperous
families from MecklenbRg, Prussia and Hamburg Is
about 10 leave the latter port for point in the neigh
borhood OF the Mississippi where for more than two
years a highly successful colony has beea settled
On every side IN Hamburg are houses for emlgrants
and arrangements for emigration. II seems. saws a
letter from that place rs II new emigration Of the
races vas not only imminent. but had actually CON
nenccd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23
BROOKLYN ITEMS

RECEPTION or PERKINS ENGlNg COMPANY
90 BosroN The member, OF the above Comp,nv
arrived here on saturday AMI were received VIII
express IONS OF courtesy ami welcome by Eagle CO
No. I. who had made every arrangement foriher a,.
ccmmodaion during their >tav. thu, rcc.Drocauasthe
hospitality shown 20 them on their Visit % Bosom
last summer Af,er brcakM,'ns. boz. Compaa.es
raid visit 20 the City Hall where tlc Bo,,0ai,n>
were introduced 10 the Mayor who m >hor, address
bid them welcome 20 BROOKLYN IN the anne Of III
public authorities Capt WuSAt Of the >,a'a Boston
Gazette Acknowledged The compliment be- suitable
terms The Navy Yard was the next point o, a,iyac.
ton and there they received The coureou, attention
of the officers. After partakmg OF a collation. a. She
Engnc-Hou>c OF No g. the Companies dispersed N
small parties 10 follow their different nc'ina'ioas.
In the evening the torchght procession was formed
and passing through the principal streets presented
The ,grandeSi spectacle, perhaps ever witnessed m
this city. On arriving opposite. the Eagle Engine
House magnificent display OF fireworks was male.
the finale representing the Worjs Perkins Company
No To-" IN beautifully vauegatcd lights Yesterday
The visitors proceeded various parties 10 The differ
ont churches and places adjacent. Th.S morning
picnic party up the Hudson River = projected, fos
which the steamer Fairfield i chartered To-mor-
row they Will visit the Union Race Course. and dine
at John J Snedicor's and IN the evening leave ior
Providence r l., whence they depart for home The
following morning.
FIRE Ar ATLANTIC DoCK--On Saturday
morning last, about O'Clock. a fire broke out IN the
engine-room of the large >tore-house on The corner
of Inlay and Bovine SIS, Atlantic Dock, owned BY
Capt L I'VE OF the steamer Pacific" The door
above the engine room was burned. but the ma
chinery sustained no damage whatever. Loss neon
siderable
~ The Brooklyn Freeman, hereafter to
be an afternoon paper, viii commence Prize Tale
to-day. IN which eighty real Brooklyn characters
figure The Weekly Freeman Will commence Ga Sat
urday next.
TEMPERANCE LEcTuRES.-Mr Van Wag-
ner's Temperance Pavilion, IN Remsen-st near the
City Hall Is crowded every night by interested auiI-
ences On Thursday night last Mr II Thaye. pre-
sented the lecturer with beautiful banner, on behalf
OF the people Of WIamsburgh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23
Legislature.

The SENATE was occupied, on Saturday,
in the consideration Of the Canal bill, in
which some progress was made
The ASSEMBLE was not IN session. hay-
ing on Friday adjourned over till to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23

an,mOus majority only seven LADIES' voting ia the
negative.
some Of the officer, o. The me,..ng w,g, is,ssei
III The nc" costume.
We understand tn, number o. aies inteni ~
appear IN Broadway "a the New Costume during the
coming week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEwYoRK. MONDAY, JUNE %, 1881.
For Europe.

Tie next number Of The TUbu7e Joy E"rep~an
Circulation will be issued TOMORROW MORN
ING at 9 O'Clock 1t viii contain all the latest
news up to the time Of going to press. The
Af,;ca sails from Boston on Wednesday at y
O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23

The SAN FRANcISco FRE.-tmong the
firms which escaped the conlagration j. that Of
Siott. Macgooren & Co. which l. not included m
the published list
The Office OF Berford & Co, Express was IN the
fre-proof building called California Exchange"
on Portsmouth-Square, and was not injured The
business Of the firm has not been interrupted by the
calamity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23
~ Thirty thousand Dollars worth Of

rich DrcSS G0osS and Shaw> are now selling OF a. VI
BoDiNkS, S3 Grad-st. cornct OF Orchard % per
cheaper than le mi IN tlo city consisting oi BarcseS
Tissues, Barge Deaines, summer Poems. feuard SILKS
SIX aid Linen Goods Grape ShSwlS BIZ six >hawl> Man
naS. Ni>ettes PSrasol> Nk aud Csl SILKS ct all kinds
Me0 ana Boz summer wcGT IF al kinds Linens. Mu>hn>
MsfSee> and Ilet Quits all kinds oI tolc ard do
nestle goods. In connection with them have Euuch
SnghamS and French Pants WhcA cost p 81 per Want
which We are Selns tn the low prlce II Is per ,ar he
NIeS great variety u o,her gls which >cllias
nm y TO Ice per cent less than they hc bought thc
c"> LADIES, nov is ne tnre % secure bargains
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23
Fire az Millyilip.


NJIIteJt MIMIC OF 10 It'd NC,
Ma 3Rcssa.ck. y J.. June 60. p y
\ ire broke out this afternoon, 1t "
o'clock. ~ lie Rubber .actory Of Ford 4 Co. AZ
Mnlylie, three miles from tas pltre The building
and some adjoining houses 0ccup.ct b. tic opera
uFes were entirely destroyed. Tie loss Is probably
covered " insurance u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23
BrvApri THEy ARE COMING -

Toward mattress, bed quilts, beds Of feather,
The Acns and hed-hugs this warm weather
AreVcry apt to make approaches,
And tbs the season too for reaches.
Each matron therefore she aid be buying
The famous powder madeby LYON
With one good energetic busting
Thes n all, full soon, IN death be- resting
Aud Il his pills YOU scatter freely
The rats aud mlce viii die too, really.
LYONS Magnetic Powder aud Pills,
ie23 81. 42i broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23

FIRE IN ABINGDON. On Thursday alter
noon ire 'Ock place IN piece Of w1Ois II NDlis
ton. Mass. belonging 10 Mr AOyes, ard burnt oF'f
i've acres. About three weeks Previous, ore Wa
set within a quarter Of mile u the sane p,ire.
and much more damage was done Tht FIRES were
undoubtedly fi.e work OF iacenilaTieS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23

snces every afternoon AZ aud evening at 8ococA Second
week of the engagement Of the much admired artS Leon
JaVclll. long connected with the RaNol Family, anu
whom the public have ever Acknowledged 20 be without
rival m his wonderful achievements the tight rope
He appears every evening this week commencing ON Mon
day June 23 1851 and W "Wednesday ana SATURDAY. alter
moons Her Cline the rope dancer, ana Jean Laneu also
appear With him Second week of that novel aud pleasing
attraction The Happy Family composed Of upw ards oi
one HUNDRED trained ANIMALS AID birds. Of the most adverse
natures vet belng together the same apartment Al
mlSslln Is ccnts ohlArcm mnlor ID AeALs. III cenls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23

,r,ert nC thin Summer Dress Goods " every dtsHdDe
L,nd ~ HITCHCOCK LEADBEATERs 5, 5I BroadWa. cor
nrr enard where they hardly iml To sut then
elves n both quality and pce for their stock seeceu
,pressl, for The retail trade, and thor fcies Tor po-
hss,ng chean enables them 10 sell low as any house M
81 cit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23
KyAPp's HEALTH RESTORATIVE BIT

ryR.-The public demand facts and fact; a'iested bJ "a
nrcs n Substantial citizens have aested tie tAl-5 GA
fis curative For female weakness aad all the ci .aeIs
having Their source the stomach " the 81 el,, -
itfcrs 40 ConsCien.rsv recommended. The Jaun1cel
10 es the drsrcp'ic the debtatci. the Dil Jus VII
Ill end ther cases 70 by the properties II ms eatI
rar- Tome Invigorent and Restorative Genera ~
a. HudSon-st Flitg cents per bottle Jt-l 9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23
I.pnnr.sr ro GENrLEMEN. -GentIemen

&c an elegant e. as one Of the requisite, OF iaeii @
~ littir9 NAV insure Il IL GREEN- ASipr II lu
~ q e-f Sr made Al that establishment ere
- 81 ,tb unvrnkled sr.oOfhness and 90 be rel i'I u
lIverl Oh the day and At the hoH 81 WIN" ''' 10
"a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23
Grnr1rmrN,s SUMNER WEAR.-

aualt, Ready made white and coored Grass ana Linen
Cot Zenlyr Cloth Merino Alpaca, and Luster 90 I,
sin glo n,ed Cashmere, Menn0 Byn1aZine anl DI.ll-
Plantations with large "Ss'''",sn' Oh a-.ns"'
.,af W." - American Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23
GrnrLrMEN's SrMMER HATs.-BIRl

come, pine and Nassau sts invites attention 70 ms new
d eef STYLE Of extra light French grey beaver fiat Tor
cumer wear Dauufactur from rare ana besullui ee
900, ~ r Of exceeding richness Of color and hneness OF
textuTe Also the pure Rocky Mountain WHITE ana ot.D
be9ver HITS together with several oter styles OF iOi ~
snd Papanls Hats adapted 20 ihe season.
~" tl1e H., RIRD cor Pine and Nassau SIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23
POWELL, Oculist,

To DIR. JAMES W. POWELL, Oculist,
AuTst &C. continues devote ms attention especially u
Diseases OF the Eye and Eur, from to o'clock dam al
the same Offices he has occupied o the last seVenycar POL
Broadway entrance a. Marren-St where can he had ms
Treatise the kSo, Wce 30 cents Also, ATtncru
Eyes aud hs Self Acting ~ and Ear Fountains
leIl g. MMAE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23
Grss,s SrNAER BrLLETIN.-Eyery

- u.,,rrs CfrI,r and Fef Has Whcl IdsIlI1N ~
,,I(d Tor the current season. VIII De found a! "tN
~ H. ROCKY Mountain beavers, light a. y me nay
Ire tIstl down combnln durability WIN nc hn a!
he st graceful shape and proportions with the hsAe'
fpsb ave offered with conf1cnce 20 the pnnr a. We
r,nf dres. hat ever produced Do Nfw OK, wh' ms
rf,oe, II uDdrcss Hats and n straw iapncs LOT cen
.ie,,ea voufhs and Children. altogether unequMc ih
,,efv (;yVIS "a Broadwaf. opposite 81 Paul.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23
SOMETHING BEAurlFuL.-The " Crayon

Dagueueo,pes" taken only AZ NJ \ \ Roor'S Caller
SIS Broadway oi Franklin St admired 10y all for
then FuhulncSs of expression, well for the great
strength hOneSS and cleaeSS of impression, peculiar 10
this STYLE II ART Process patented Please call aud
examine specimens.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23

WANrED. FIFTY or sixty NeSt-makerS t.
make fno vests approved hands VIII find constant enpo,
ment Apqls with specimens Vi WoA, ms Broadway up
stars le2l g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23
RAnNrm,s MrsErM.-Thonsands ylslted

the Museum last week 20 the Happy Family oi an.
fagonsc beasts and birds They another week and
our new and most farCcs, together with JaveS
and Hen Chno's striking performance ON the ngtIope
ale included m the brilliant programme
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23

~ LEARY & Co, LEADERS and intro
ucers Of fashion for Gentiemen's Hats B. and A,f
House, Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23

C3' See advertisement of BABBrT
soap Powder on Second Page
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23

She American Piano Forte Company founded upon the
rneiples Of the Building and Accomplishing Funi AS'o
iatons and extending then benefits for the distribution o
piano FOrtes and Melodians.
Hooks for the Second Piano Company viii be opened
this day. Monday -, T., ,
R,oks for The FIRST Meodan Company VIII be opened
tbs day Monday az the Office, 2C9 Broadway, Laifge
Buldmgs Room No. ). 49,
JocELYN < WATSON Trustees.
Notice The members Of the First Piano Company
are requested to attend promptly 20 the notice ISSUED m the
18th ult.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23
III SrErLE's Patent Feather Brushes

manufactured by STEELE Co. 800 Pearl-st and 50 Nas
sau-St FIST door below Maden-lano, wholesale ana re
al large assortment, comprising upward OF 40 Nar-
efie n Ichnreh nTIcNs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23

FrontSt mp STAIRS doors hcloN FutonSt general
sotmcut at FREWoRKS. OF the best alty, at reduced
pnccs which bcng If ms manufacture confidently
he warranted Also Fire Crackers at the lowest market
rates Dealers and others invited 20 examine the stock
lelS tNs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23

LADIES MEETING cN THE New CosTCME.
The meeting on Saturday siter oon Al Hope Chap
el Wa well attended. Mr., " : Cove Nichol, va.
chosen President Ms, Sarah Townsend. serreta.
~ Mr.. Torbei and Mr.. Iia,lecx Committee On
resolutions Mr.. Post and MIS- Purdy Committee
Oh Finance After an address BY Mr. Go,e Mich
oLs. on taking The chair Mr. Tor5et from the Com
miiiee on Resolutions then reported the following
haersos. Tie present ffsulOn Of female lres. d. ie
til u heaih, announcement ouhensone uue1uf lrtabIe
aIerany ana IT, econns than other les .Lat might
BE- alup trd and
Hifrs0s, THIS fashion Of flresn orisea and with al,
~ os91i aiases. = followed b, c9untrf women win
Asia'sA s-oseisrHe, unworthy VI free people there
UPON,
Rss0irff That VII recommend and ,at some STYLE
Z dress Which VII eere Of our present o5oress, ,nJ
tAAaLstnZ burdens which WIli allow that freslot III
inJlu Inch - indispensable o. lsef1lnesuess or sn,o
mtht winch Val ngt condemn IS % the ce, II street
sttpeis ara inaAc scaFeugeIs and which Will render d,
-greleA u tAe capnc.s oiIo-egn Courts AMI French
Pesoitef. That clam Tie right 20 wear such ire.
- decent jeeomng, proper for dCes ami calcga-
yea tgproiuute eaSe. comfort ard health
Eesoite1 That Fashion. having often -ec1nc Led us D
costumes tat arc n5T - Boz hde1rs be nJ aooeal-
~ 90 % SANCTION me winch OOaDnes h~ elements vi Use
Re51irsd. That cali urou our SISTERS sverr where IN
uece d W0TIs All leeds their Independence Of hurff
an grading iashis lGd - adopt sch STYLES Of Irrs :,
ay rest pi1m'te health gsefliness. comfort anl real
BE- uts. ' '
Rcsolted That the costume we recommend b, nj, r-,
ish nor Pfssn but American the ourowth Of our own
wants The product n our skill 1lj The n u our aeen-
deuce -"
Thee resolutions we're paSsed h., an alma, az,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23

10 Great sale ct Carpeting, Floor Oil
Cloths, Table Covers Window Shades star CaIpcting.
DruggetS Sc At aStnhnl and unparalleled low Prices at
~ BowcU HIRAM ANDERSON $ the celebrated largest and
cheapest Carpet establishment IN the United states Eight
spacious sale uy stocked With beautiful carpets g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23
~ Enr thnse Mho are prepared Ion Gus

.V For those who are prepared TOT Gus
toners fio Joining and States brought hherhy
steamboats, railroads, &c now IS the time TO invite them
Il can be- done conveniently and safely through the Agency
of n PALMER who is empowered by the prOpretos OF
the most widely circulated papers of the whole region
whence custom desired to and receipt for adver
tisements aud subscriptions. Beside choice OF the pa
hest ADAPTED pursuits advertisers can Obtain
valuable practical information the Agency. and adopt
udic S,Sf a advertising
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23

i.v The Fashionable Shoe Store for Ia
dies and gentlemen decidedly that of Mr. CALL, 311
Broadway All the elegance and taste that can be en-
aQe,Lagg SG9ncep!raed IN this masnhcent
Boots nobody pretends To compete with CAHIL. Boots
Shoes aud Gaers Of every description. made 10 order
the best Style. and perfect III warranted IN all
Females IN attendance to take the measure aud
The ailp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23
" T. Il. SMIrH offers for sale at 1911

~ FowLERs IL WELLS. PhrenOlOgists
and Pnhshess Cln,on Ha lSl Nassan-st the Pare
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23

IL. G.. MoRRIs' Second Annual Sale
-, L,nroved Breeds Of Domestic Animals comes of AZ
Ncunt Fordham, Wescheser County, II miles from CITY
Hall Ncw-York Tuesday, the 2ith instant Catalogues
CONTAINING full information be obtained nj my Auction
Room from MI Morris himself, at any Of the principal
Agricultural Warehouses Full advertisements Will be
seen IN The prncpa Agriculture journals OF the country
Signed JAS. NJ MILLER,
,c23q Auctoneer, IS Nmden lane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23
4 CARn.-BERroRp 4 Co.'S California

Express Shippers California respectfully informed
that klcpyoof oCe The Clay and kcarny-
Sis Portsmouth SQUARE san Fran DESTROYED
~ injured hy the lae disastrous are, and prepared
10 forward all descriptions OF merchandise hy the Crescent
CITY, On The eSh INST through thry-throe DAYS care
II MT A III Pride, ii cur New Nork Office, at twenty per
cent less Cost than other Express Letters ten cents
BERtoRp CO.. csey-st Astor House. ic29 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23

THE Police HoAxED.-The cIoMu ina. ma
collected last SafuIday nigh n ~ c,zeus Of New
York sn1 Brooklyn each mas ing Iusn n Iq,, lie hc
MANS beautiful hghi Bea,e. o. S,1se INN q call
few more ief Of the same s1it NV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23

GREAT SALE Or STocK.-By reference
TO an advertisement IN another column, It viii be
noticed that l. 6. Morrs's Second Annual Sale Of
improved breeds Of Domestic Animals will take
place tomorrow at Mount Fordham. The occasion
Is az interesting one TO all farmers and to all who
take an interest IN The improvement Of stock in TIN,
country. The collection Of animals 10 be- sold j.
large. and embraces many very fine specimens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23

. - h,,rr,tnc down Fultan-s' ye''eruay, am i, o.
"a. look thst Pol,,,en.sa i'l ijs l
a. seer ~ p1f the policeman DID not Know hl. am
hen los, bow ne gen,lea,n = oue % - az,
nc e. need not sy that al ouc assumed me appear
n q Gentleman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23

~ The Brookiyn Freeman, hereafter 70
be an afternoon paper, will commence Prize Tale
to-day, IN which eighty real Brooklyn characters
figure The Weekly Freeman Will commence Ga sat
urday next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23

New MUSlC.-GeOrge Llney has for
manylyears been the ayorite composer OF easy Eng
hsh Ballads His words are always well selected
his melodies graceful and the accompaniment easy
He has Just composed the followmgpeceS, which are
published by VIM Hall q Son, 800 Broadway
Song of the Robin" beautiful Ballad with a col
ored Autograph title.
Calmly the day IS closing" song
Wake up my own sweet rose" song.
The wild harp OF our land Is brokon' Melody
from Bellni.
Come where the Fountains play. Subject from
Donizettis Opera " La Favorlta."
Bright glowing Iris" Duet subject from BellmI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-15
DANIEL Il. LO0DO.

IMPORTER or FRENCH, GER.UiN IND ENGLISH
Goods, and Dealer in American Dry Goods
" credits assortment n Shawl aud Ladies WrPlln5s
Ia the will be av.ran Long Sawls costly chaac.
Casncres and Mousn de Ianes exquisite styles and
ysry costly az well II the la grades
French Pnshec designs oi the very BEST and the coos
and patterns entirely new
French Hats and Cloths
Pals C4ssimcree and vesngs, superb and very tasty.
Cloths and 81, ck Du1skins In all styles.
German Hosiery. very low
Gloves and Suspendcrs
Blankets style ami color Bed Blankets OF the most
expensive KIND
Checked AMI Droc ale c"lorci Silks
B Italian ahd French Silks cheaper han heretofore.
DOMESTIC GOODS made a;L Sirrlnss ard
Shiniqs these Quo s have my hands under peculiar
cir, umstancc they vii! he furnished NY al y cei
tho ward than The Factory prices
VIRGINIA MADE GLUTSi II 81 25 and Ga black coa,inss
nc hest Clo! cheapest shd III the
State. A. lot small, sc y application those who desire
@ Gods n small pIce, will Inc lIrsi.
In PIASSELS and kERS;;t ). the sock will be large.
KENTUCKY JEANS AND WnULLESS My impressions are
that in these yIe Goo The trade rI the very best par
LaCES DOLLARS AND Cliffs London mafe very handsome
cheap t,iiers aud London tap Goats in all styles Astm DC
useful merely classify Of the the asnr;nlel nave
doue sn wha market any ods,
ought fail examine the stuck a, such OILS ~ te!
because they cheap they bought anywhere DC
imported lar practicable by myself selected win tx
reference to the Virginia. hUh Carolina aud Tennessee aus
The and Others who mo-
ell that by an arahsctheG "'ch Id been cOncicl if
will be executed for any ~ les goods delivered III hcn
mond Their orders "lli DC ne the ldrecs' anu
reliable American Commission Houses il London anu W
the original produced an Fefihe
and OF efery order House e"
paid ii The parties desire The goods when hus nre
be paid fur Their n every stlnce ihus DC III
risk OF those VINO ur:cr them
All the papers in Nrslna that copied my spn! anvcfe'
will copy tins Aug I--r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-15
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fHn 'NEAI LIE


s> subscriber The Of an elegant and
.dy priucpI Teacher III Midway Fe.
e c& One uhque>,o,anr aicanas, upon whnse
sn,wlcd AMI raj Character he implicitly rely;
safely important and sacred
cl,.,e. vii be- required. None oIhei need "pIly.
ac Tile progress and history OF
large nunbr Of his pupils advanced
studies aud the Instruction Of accomplish
qualified give the finish them both
.a. Of The at OF all present
aud parns the respectfully sicited max
The lady be un.er ~ OF
will Icd by coup liberal saay,
together with b ard, &C. will be gwen.
The next session 10 commence on Oc continue
August, lS52. JEFFERSON MINOR. NJ, D..
Midway, Essex county
Adress 70 Miers Post Office Essex county, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-15

LAMBEl<'C,s OFFICE.
I'm FOURTEENTH STREET under Exchange Hotel Rich.
" nond Virginia.
Drawn Nos Monongaa. Extra, 60, Aug 7ih:
81 i 81 81 2j & Al % - IL Is 20 81 - 10
Ticket % 81 81, do. Is 81 II, sold by LAMBERT.
Drawn Nus. Mum'ucaliu, Caa. Oh, Aug ia:
20 81 81 Il u IT, ~ 80 d . IL ~.
Drawn Nos CT Mnnuneaa, Extra. M. y, Aug ):
IL 81 52 "a II oJ ~ III Z 70 IS %.
Whole 26 80 10. small prize. LAMBERT.
Drawn Nos. MomungaIa. Extra, ~, Aug Il:
"a 10 ~ 10 IL ~ II 81 50 Ii III 80 81 b.
Ticket 6 20 81 another prize sold by LaMbhhl.
Drawn Nus Munonga., No 81. Aug. IL:
81 II IL is t. q ~ = Is 10 - 81
Drawn Nos. Mnnuu.alia. n" ~, Au. 18Th:
81 % 60 81 ~ 81 ii Is 10 80 g.
Scnsmes for the Week. -
FRlDAY-The Virg lka Monougalia Lottery, Class No ~.
Capitals. SUO0 500, 2pGO ,G3, OF ,Uu &C. 30 Nos 10
drawn. Tickets S5-sIar.s III prulurIiun :, =, -,
SATURDAY-The Virginia MOGnng Lottery NO - Capas:
OO l5UUU of 800 OF 3ltS IN of oOu III Of looo &C.
Is Nos. Is drawn. Tickets SlU-Shares roGrion o.
brilliant SCHEME FOR SATURDAY, AuGiSI ED
20OJ l50UU li,6J 10 OF 3JDV, 80 20J, ~ lno Il OF
5U &c - - drawn SEQ IN pf"p"rtiol
EFT Change hour. Sales above Lotteries at 4
o'clock p NJ and the dawlnesalr received about U! c
ieguri. ,,- r,
~ Drawings smaller Lotteries received Tneaaays lhrto
DAYS AMI Saturdays. Sales close Al ball past ii
Price Of Tickets from 81 10 81 80
Certificates OF Packages singr fcEet'
or Sares above any nfMauy Co whc
drawings every day. prices varying from 10 so u
ckets) the moZi prompt attention. and The Tor
garded when Address
THOMAS LAMBERT
40 g. Exchange Place Richmond va
n Rccooc. No. 3-"Tkeres LUCK in "id numbers says Knri
rM"orr " hrE. ~