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SEVENTH STREET BOOKSTORE.
TAKE NOTICE!

TAKE NOTICE.
CHEWABLES, PUFFABLEs, AND sNUFFABLES.
GENTLEMBN, II you fond Of good Cigar and
NJ fine Chewing Tobacco call at O. w. BuoKINGHAMt
Tobacco Store, Pennsylvania avenue Gadsby's Hotel
whore you will be pleased. An 22--n
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AAxSIoAs PLAsrans In CuBA.--The Bsita-
moro Clipper Of this morning comments upon
the fact stated, that American citizens own large
plantations and numerous slaves ON the island,
and remarks: "Should they be deprived OF
either or both by the act Of the Spanish COVER
nor, it might become the duty Of our Govern
ment to demand indemnity from Spain; and,
in case of refusal, to take possession OF the
island. Sooner or later it must come into our
possession, not by manifest destiny, but upon
the principles which have governed mankind
from the creation Of the world. With nations
as with individuals, enough means little more ;
and whilst more can be had no nation viii re-
main contented with what it possesses"
We do not need Cuba--do not want her. II
she can live as an independent Republic we shall
be all the better pleased. If Spain were to grant
her independence on condition that she should
not come into our Confederation, and her people
were to consent to this, we should be just as
well pleased. A treaty of amity and reciprocity,
such as neighbors should entertain, would an
swer just as well. We are sure great wrong il
done by denouncing the American people as
mercenary, and especially by portion of the
American press In truth, we think he who de-
clares that cupidity has taken the place Of the
love of liberty in the bosoms of our country
men is guilty Of SANDER 30 vile, that he should
| be turned away from the ballot-box and made
to kneel down before the !" eternal idol" of the
Spanish people. Yet the assertion is substan-
tally made by number of presses claiming to
possess all that remains Of respect for law and
iustice! M. VI
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-09-02

CRIMINAL COURT.-Ihe Day Cdse.---Mr. Nor
gan read to the Court, this morning, the afida-
Wits filed by the defence in the case of Day, and
the reasons for new trial
Mr.. Bradley moved that Mr.. Henshaw be
examined in relation to what he heard in the
jury room, when he went there at various times
to ascertain whether they had agreed or not
Mr.. Henshaw was accordingly sworn. Before
he testified, however, Mr.. Bradley addressed
the Court as to what he expected to prove by
Mr. II.
Mr. Fendall followed, and argued that q
juror could not make an affidavit to impeach
himself while on the case, and that it would
have to be done by disinterested witnesses.
Mr.. Bradley followed, and is now addressing
the court, at two p. m.
We understand that the SECRETARY OF THE
TREASURY received yesterday Geographic de-
spatches from the Collector at New Orleans, sta
ting that 1000 men were waiting there ready
to embark for Cuba. Without being appraised
| of the nature Of the reply vouchsafed to the
Collector in these premises, we have reason to
believe that he was duly informed, that if the
said 1000 men should debark under the cir
cumstances, certain officers of. the United States
would be held responsible. We are inclined to
believe that it would not be amiss to test the
truth Of Mr.. Rhetts assertion in the Senate of
the United States, that it is impossible in this
country to enforce any law in neighborhood
where any portion of the people were opposed
to its execution. Republic of this morning.
We never read from Mr.. CoRwN's pen par
agraph more like his own than the above
Would it not be well to hold certain high officers
responsible if their subalterns are found wanting
in the nerve or ability to execute the legal pre-
scriptions Or does Mr.. CoRwIN shrink from
responsibility here, as in the case of the panaces
with which he was going to cure of or kill off the
1,xoa ,.t.,a "a iclrl irt2
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CTOP lat GEO. HJLBUS'S MUSICAL DEPOT,
- south side OF Pennsylvania Avenue, door from
10th street. and examine his stock Of superior Musical
Instruments, which has been selected from the best
houses in the country He would also call the attention
Of the public to his complete stock of French Accordeons
and Futinos just received with from ten to thtyeght
keys, handsomely inlad with pearl and brass together
with large and complete assortment Of Vions Guitars
Flutes, Banos Tambournes, Flies, Caronets Flagcoets,
Picaoes Instruction Books for different instruments,
VIOLIN Guitar yiooncclo and Tenor strings, Of the best
.ualitv 2I-tr
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"A REWARD,

g. LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN, mouse
Nn oolored TERRIER SLUT PUP, three months
M N old; had when missed n steel collar, secured
$500. by paddock. The above reward will be given
and no questions asked on its delivery TO
J. III. JOHNSON, Grocer,
sep 2-2ts corner of and 7th streets.
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A CARD.

INHE UNDERSIGNED having returned TO Washington,
u offers his services in giving instruction In Music He
hopes that his friends and the public generally will
tend TO him the encouragement they have kindly be-
slowed on him heretofore ttt
Orders may be left Mt Fschers Music Store sdjoining
the Irving Hotel JOSEPH @. FOERTSCH,
sep 2-eo3w~ Organist to st. Johns Church.
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NEW DRY GOODS.

NTAGRUDER CALVERT, Pennsylvania avenue
Il between sth and 9th streets have just received
fresh supply Of seasonabe DRY GOODS, which they viii
off at very low prices Their stock Is large and
sortment complete. au 4-tf
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-09-02

TAYLOR a. MAURY, booksellers and
street. have constantly hand full assortment of
BLANK BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS, PENS, INK, and
PAPER Of every variety for sale at New York prices
an Or
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A CARD.-owing to the change which has lately
n been made in @. w. Yerbys business, the subscri
bers have put down the prices of number of styles of
goods for the purpose Of reducing and running off the
stock, preparatory to laying in Fall supplies
Persons wanting Dry Goods at, and in many less
than the original cost will find IL to their advantage to
give us a call, as we want room and money
au 23-d2w YERBY MILLER. =
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to beat General Scott and even he will find it
an uphill business to beat the great Captain, no
matter how well united oil his Democratic forces
may be.
Judge Douglas is the only Democrat upon
whom the Democratic party can cordially unite,
for he is the friend Of each Of the old stagers,
such as Messrs. Cass, Woodbury., Buchanan,
Houston, Butler, Dallas, Marcy and Dickinson,
and if nominated, will get the hearty support OF
them all; whereas if either one Of the aforesaid
old stagers were to get the nomination, jealou-
sizes, heart-burnings and probably the defeat Of
the ticket would follow.
Judge Douglas, il elected, will stand 6y his
friends. He is man Of enlarged and keen sa-
gacity, and at the same time is not afraid to
avow his principles. He boldly proclaimed,
during the last session Of Congress- to several
officers Of the Government, that an Administra-
ton which neglected its friends and undertook
to conciliate its enemies, could not stand, ought
10 go down, and ,oouid go dozen.
Gen. Scott too, il elected, will stand 6y his
friends, and not run q wild-goose chase after his
enemies to conciate them If elected, he will
make President as wiH be PRESIDENT
There is giving-out in certain quarters, that
the Southern Wings will not be bound by
the nomination Of the National Wing Conyen-
ton, unless the Northern Wings will first pledge
Themselves TO stand by and sustain all of the Com
promise measures. II viii be time enough for
either Southern or Northern Wings to ask for
pledges after the convention shall have assem-
bled. II, then, either wing Of the party cannot
get the pledge it exacts, and secedes, and runs
o candidate Of its own, that candidate, whoever
he may be, will get no votes. Nor viii the
seceders be able to carry the election into the
House of Representatives. r,
COMMENTATOR.
WAsHISeToN, Sep. 2, 1861. ~.g s
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TUESDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER Q
sun rises Oh. som. Sun sets Oh. Bonn.

A The privileges Of yearly advertisers win be con-
fined rgdy to their regular business, and all other ad
verements not pertaining to their regular business as
agreed for, to be paid extra.
19- Every notice designed to call attention to private
enterprises calculated intended TO promote individual
interest," only be inserted with the understanding
that the same is to be paid for
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CTATEN ISLAND BOARDING

- family TIVE ladies pleasantly located near the steam
boat landing wish % board gentleman and lady, or small
family without children for the Summer months For adj
dress apply az Mr. WANDELL'S store Grfln-st i mp
k,ns,ll mylJ NlhS2ru'
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TFO GROCERS or COMMISSION
BOARDING.
y pROpRIETORS OF HOTELS.

Two PROPRIETORS OF HOTELS
II For sale very eligible site for a HOTEL or SUM
hER BOARDING HOUSE, situate on the Mostchester
sid Harlem River directly opposite the EghtaVenue
tins island and about 500 feet distant from thc High Bridge
Beng elevated commands extensive and beautiful views
of land water this respect IS unsurpassed by any
place the vicinity OF New York Il about miles DIS
tan from the City Han map and other information may
he had al the Office Of ID. b. WINION, II Cedar-st.
mv3i Tvs
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4 5 general HoUsEMAID in a small family,
oras Waitress IN larre family BY a respectable Pro
iestant Girl with best 4 references Apply a. 80 Or
chari-st the basement Can be- seen for three days
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TIE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE

roR CALIFORNIA, OREGON AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS
published on tho departure q each Mai steamer ior
ChagTes. PuCC O.. ccnts-per copy.
GREELEY < MCELRATH. Publishers.
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,VHE HOTEL at TRENTON FALLS

u is now open To- the reception Of COMPANY The ac-
commodatons this EVorte watering place were greatly
enlarged the past season and the subscriber pledges INN
self bus guests that the well established reputation o ms
house shall be fully sustained Stages VII leave tea on
the arrival of the EXPRESS Tram n O'Clock N Fare
81 cents MOORE, Proprietor
Thee 8 plank road from Utica 10 Trenton Ie2 lw'
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THE NETWORK TRIBUNE

FOX = NUFENN
published the departure Of each Mail Steamer for Lv
tpoo Price c. cents copy 81 year. % part
Cfea, Britain, s. 70 the Continent postage cldod.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-03

4 s WAITRESS or Chambermaid, or would
he willing 20 assist with fine washing and ironing by
respectable Young Woman Best Of city reference can ho
gwen Call at 1879 Eirs-av between Twelfth and Thlr
teeuh foor back Can be seen for DAYS.
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~ MaSOnic.-The Annual Communication Of the
" Grand LODGE Of the ancient and honorable flatcr-
sv Of Free and Accepted MASONS. Of the State of New
Y9k viii commence NJ Frocmasons Hall GOO Broadway,
mis- EVENING, O. O'Clock.
i,eSrs JAMES HERRING, Grand Sec'y.
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tS- In Whig Joint ENeeutlNe Committee, June

= NI-AI mtClnt uI IIIN UuUVV' UVI '''S V'V'I'5'
al The Broadway House uu notion, 10 was
Rs0r1d That We have heard with deep grct ot The de
cease Of Col Heman W CmldS, late Commissioncr OF
Streets and Lamps old and welltred W mig IuthIul
public officer and an honest man. and deeply depore
his loss and SympathSc with has afflicted family Ia their
SAD and sudden bereavement
Rssoltcd That thc mcnIhcrS ofthc two Wing General
committee Of Tins be requested GO attend the funeral oil
the deceased, BODY ms late residence west seven
tecuth-St near Broadway
hfgred IhatRcopy ofthc foregou rcsolu De- Trans
united 70 the afflicted Family Of the deceased
\. DElAFlELD SMITH, Chairman, pro tenn.
u LEwIs Jr. le
ELIAS COMBS Sece'arleS. le3
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4 5 NURSE and Chambermaid, or Plain
: Sewer. by a respectable Young Woman. who would
make herself generally useful No objection o. the country
Can be- seen for days 80 Rooseyets Best o. cry
r.fereuce Ie3 IT,
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THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE

:. .sbhshed every TUESDAY and FRIDAY morning Price
ar annum. Two copies for 81 Ten for 50 Adyer-
ts,meBts cents a line for each insertion.
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. CARD" Palmam qul merult terat
LN-DOMESTlC SERVANTS.-Pnvate Families are
respectfully solicited 10 encourage by their patronage
The Employers and Servants Protective Agency lis
mos, neressor and much needed re,rmafion We siren
u0usy endeayor discharge the important duties Of our
Office faithfully that may merit public confidence and
support. resi-
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A PAYMENTS to LET - With or

y without attendance AMI partial Board II desired
In select street and neghhorhood convenient for cars
and omntusses A choice # ans part IA four story
hons. orcupled by a private English family good yard,
marble mantrs closets pantes Cr0'on water on st ana
81 Hoor The house is very airy from having larsr we"
Of Tomninssoniare References expected Apply Al the
house z78 Ninth-st. Flrst-aFenne lr51lulhSo'
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-STATES HOTEL at PHIL

4 ADELPIiIA The subscriber respectfully announces
his friends and the travelling community that he has as
sumod he propnotorshp Of the UNITED STATES no
TEL. Long known connection with the Hotel under me
late proprietor he feels perfectly safe promising ITS old
patrons mat nothing shall be wanting 90 confirm MS pre-
reputation the best kept house IN the country No
e1rcnse has been spared On completely rehng the entire
establishment and he particularly invites attention 90 the
changes introduced the convenience and comfort Of Ia
dies Firmly determined to give satisfaction, he solcs
cont nuance that patronage always freely bestove On
The oId MT States lmVZa 3ml A G.. ALLEN.
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As Cook IN private family, or TO 90 the
y chsmberwoik and assist 10 wsshins aad i5anln. Can
- - H. l,r last EMPLOYER where She served TWO yetIS-
Cen De S, for Two DAYS 4 not suited Appl al s. NeS'
Tllrteenth-St front yoon. le' -
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" American IuStimte.-Ihe members ~ the
american Institute invited TO attend the iontIa OF on
HUMAN W. CH us from hiS late residence ~ ttS Sew
enieenth-st TO DAY. at p NJ Col Chlds has peei an
active member Of the Institute for many years dtNo S
eSult tame uroSocutlng objects Wtn ndthN Shu an
uncommon degree OF chceIUlneS> HIS loss - Shott.N
regretted by itS members jos IT,
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THE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

. VERY LAkGE PAPER FOX HE COUNTRY,
rhhshed ever SATURDAY MoESrS1 az the low price Il
80, anprn advance Eight copies for SO. Or twenty
- 10 one address for So and paper
opd heyond the time for which II paid Advertise
LIS m this sheet wall be charged ~ cents per line each
insertion
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Is Cook or LaundreSS, by respectable
NYe,nr Woman. 10 respectable family The best q
CIV reference can ~ gwen required Can al l'S y
,hsr,- Il. between Houston and stanton III
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HOTEL. FAIRFIELD.

M r | \ f. HOTEL, FAIRFIELD,
I'VE Conn., J MONNOT, Proprietor The above
Hotel situate In beautiful VILLAGE Long Island Sound
with e1ceen bathing and romantic drives has been extern
siyelv improved aud wlu be opened the 10Th Of Jnne
under The direction If Mr Hiram Crnson late Of he M
rne Pavilion az Rnckawuy Plans ~ The Hotel may Dee seen
and rooms engaged "a the New YORK Hotel -
my2q lmTuThSS
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

W7OMAN. HER EDUCATION and
w INFLUENCE by No. Re-. with n Intr,siucsicn
rv NJ kirkland VITA numerous portraits " Can Mas
h. free and Woman De- a slave P" Published By FOwLERS
\ WILLS 1877 Nassau s.. New York. Price 60 cents
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A PLEASANT, large Room to Let.
"a Rent Sll per month 39l BIoadWag. Ie3 ~
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A ; LAUNDRESs or Chambermald would
= assist DO the fine washing and ironing by steady
Young Woman who perfectly understands her business
Has no objection 20 O short distance pa the country Tan
b. seen for two DAVIS 70 2J7 IbeTr,st up stairs 81 hoor
back room The best # city reference gwen. Je3 It.
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u en- BY q competent Woman who can give best u c,i'
references from last employer Call AZ Soi M'->l 10 ~
rear She IS willing 20 60 INTO the country le- -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-03

A Young WOMAN wants a situation as
Searastress Understands dress-maklng Has no OBJ
lection 20 assist light chamberwork and ladys mad.
Would like the country for the The best Of city
reference gwen Gail az the Bookstore Of VIM Jones,
lJ2 SxtL-ay.. where the person can be- seen se3t
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yNHE PIANO.FORTE.-A Lady, pu-

Il p Of Mons Thalberg just arrived from London giyes
LESSONS on the Piano-frte Having long studied under
the above uncquaed master she a competent u petiocl
ler pupils n an styles OF music. for address apply -
Messrs DUBOIS WARkINER, 700 Broadway
ie3NIuIhSSat'
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a : CHAMBERMAID, and mind children, by
a two Protestant Girls m a private family one to do
chamicrwork the other 10 take care OF children Ca at
200 West Twenty -iirSt-st j'' "
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~ Al a regular meeting Of MARSHA Al, DIN

~ Az regular meeting ol VANS ny - y
sion No llS.0l r. held on THURSDAY Nv kNlNU
last, Was on notion Resoirtd. That we return Gun STU
ccre thanks 90 Nj JARED BANNER propretor oi OonNcn
Non i'a WooSterst for the order IN winch ,ht HII"v
meuts conducted the cNCulng 0t oul tc>lNa anu
~hch thc and pleasure 81 al
present. aud tha. WcChoCrtuly recommend Cntn nan
So the Orcr generally being well adapted Tor the holding
u Anniversaries. Festivals &C
\. BINGHAM. Il. = pro TEN.
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HEWITT 4 DAVENPORT'S Bull
Hmm OF NEW BOOKS. Tribune Baldines'

HEWITT 4 DtNENPORT'S bull
HMM Of NEW BOOKS. Tribune baAdinss'
Na>Sau-st
HARPERS MAGAZINE .r June Pnce IS cents
INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE Pucc IS cents
CHAMBERS PAPERS fr the PEOPLE. vols, a.
60 cents PER vol. bound very useful we. as enter
tainlng reading
The RELIGION Of GEOLOGY and Is CONNECT
I'd SCIENCES, ~ Edward Hchcocs. D. d, l.. l.. ID
Price IS cents.
The HEIR Of VAST wAYLAND. by Mary Ho~iW
Price s., cents
Tho MECHANICS. MACHlNISrs' and ENGINEERS
POCKET COMPANION. hy Oliver ByTne. MSr~cs
trckS Price 81.
The Scientific American says n the best book Off
Kind ever Published" aas the very highest authority
Tbs subject
HARPERS ERIE RAILROAD GUIDE. Price 80 Go
The very book for this season az travel-
All the PHILADELPHIA MAGAZINES for jana
DEWITT y DAVENPORT,
icSu Tribune Buildings. Nassau-st
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THE EOLIAN HOUSE.-The under
Il signed respectfully calls the attention u the public
and particularly families % the above house l. located
the upper part of Broadway between Twelfth and lr-
teeuth SIS 10 the immediate vicinity NJ Ua1n-parS. This
house IS APPOINTED with an the ecgances ~ the modern
syle # sicass hotels and possesses an The comforts and
lurures NJ a delightful home Families wishing % avail
themselves Of all these advantages With hall the expense
and none of the trouble Of Housekeeping would do "eA %
give fms house their attention Respectfully.
utgDe. g. DONALD, Proprietor
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
TUE NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE

.,,r,sHEp EVERY MORNING, SUNDAY ExCErTED)
-vx TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, CORNER or SPRUCE AND MAS
sAU SITS. OPPOSITE TIT CITY NALL,
a.hvered 10 City Subscribers Tor l2 Cents per week
ann they prefer they pay advance al the Desk
o. W 1onths OF a year IT the rate Single copies,
% scsnts Mail Subscribers, Five Dollars per annum m
1Soeee Subscriptions taken Tor months For three
ssl 80 Three Dollars advance required m ali
PP~es with Country Newspapers. DAILY Papers received
CO, oace whose terms are higher than those VI The
St,,'pe are not allowed ans difference.
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Kenny LTND'S FAVORITE SONGS,


~ recently published by MS
Comm through the rye " p cents.
Schumann, r. Sunshine p cents.
schubert, Ave Mara 81 cents
Imdhlad. "Mountmneors song Is cents
ast Rose of summer IL cents
Home, sweet home 2o cents
lambert " Bird Song" 80 cests
Me9Sf s.. Sos songs slusly collections
and on hand collection Of the II German songs
with English words OF the celebrated composers kTebs.
Spohr Aht kucken schubert, Lndp panther Spetor, &c
JENNY LIMBS PORTRAIT, a beautiful steel ongrav-
ing, only ~ cents.
our immense stock OF Music or the Piano and other m
stulments We respectfully recommend 10 the public
SCHUBERTH co Publishers and Importers,
257 Broadway, y y Hamburg and LEIPZIG
my3O NFSluSTh
DROGRESSINE EN ERClS Els in
q ANALYSIS and PARSlNG. adapted 70 Bulhonss
Principles Of English Grammar, and Builonss Anayte"l
and Practical English Grammar Just published by
le2 81 PRATT. WOODFORD co
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DRIGHTON House, Perth Amboy.-

The above extensive establish Is open flr the
reception o boadcrs The house spacious aud finely st-
uafcd commanding most beautiful view II the Bay San
dy Hook. &C. Excellent fishing and bathing The
grounds comprising above r. acres, tistelly ad out
with fine large lawn front OF the mansion There
four daily communications with the city The above offers
inducements Tor persons desuus ~ spending the summer
months the country passed by any ohCT place with.
100 miles of the city.
my-g 2wIhSSIUs las + COMPTON ProDretOr
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" The Mount vernon BulIding Association

vii hold Is third ltguar meeting a. National HAL, I'D
kHSDAY. June l. al O'Clock. L M Incorporation VAL
BE- the prnc pal business OF The meeting Persons WlsiS
70 become men hers can do without previous propose
ton Al the original entrance fee 90 cents per sh3c unii,
we close q tins meeting, after watch nc envy ance nc VII
&c iSsed, and proposition necessary M'Mu'4S 'A So
SCRIBE AZ The Sece;arys oco. ~ NasSau-S Monday or
TUESDAY III and 50 INST from 4 u z O'Clock. Z VI .
& COOPER, Scc'v. lesStsl J {. 81 hbtt' fi'S =