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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07
DIAPER MILL for SALE in NEW

DIAPER MILL for SALE in NEW
Il JERSEY--Wll1 be- sold at PUBLIC NENDUE on
TUESDAY. the cath DAY Of June. on the premises Al
e'clo,s If A valuable Mil seat on which IS erected
PAPER NIL |. and MACHINERY which is now IN fun
operation for making paper passboarls together with
dwelling house. and other Outhouses and o. acres II
land The Mil rs situated about mile from Scotch
Plans two miles from pmnfed. and about one mule RON
Feltve Essex Co. (Wherc erected the large fac
tory David Felt Coz An uneIcepto enable title WI" be
gwen for the property and possession gwen ns sooa
a. the OF tine sale complied With For further par
tcuars reference may he had to DAVID FELT co,
76 Pearlst New York 90 the Farmers and Mechanes
hank Hallway New Jersrv. JOSEPH o LUFBERY
Railway June q 1851 loj utTuhSS'l President.
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R0Ok-K T. f P ER.-An experienced
~ BookfeeIer and Accountant present disenafel,
cesTous TO undertake inc entering and bal ncng set
Of Books the investigation u te accounts and wndus
~ the affairs Of any about o. De- closed He hls
had considerable experience business u tins nature. ani
can give the highest reference both 20 character a4I
ability. Address y +. at the Tribune Office. jcj y
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A SSIGNEE,S SALE of REAL ES-

N TATE at AUCTION. by order of Samuel Purdy
ASSIGNEE Of John Mowais deceased. Nm ~ WILLS
Auctioneer VIII sell at Auction SAlU hDAf the h'n
dav II June next at ~ o'clock the premises the val
liable property lately belonging 10 John Mowat deceased
and occupied Cos him Bakery situate on the corner OF
the Boston Turnpkeroad and Mrcnancst m the village
Of West Farms the County Of WSschesterconslstns
OF good Dwelling House and Store, with Bake-houss
under the store and also Bake House and oven Just
erected upon SAID premises with Barn, Stables, &c The
premises let for sio0 and good stand Tor
person wishing 70 INTO business For iurLer paiu
uars apply to samuel NJ Purdy, the Assignee, at West
Farms or to A. h. DAVIS, 1856 Southst, n f-Dhsd
West Farms, May IT, 1851 - - ,,
mv27 6tIu&S SAMUEL vi. PlRD1t Assignee
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THE NETWORK TRIBUNE


~ Rev. T. l.. Harris Will preach. as usual, in the
Eleventh 81 Church, FOurth-av. TO MORROW
MORNING and EVENING az the usual hours. Jet
"a Second Unitarian CONGREGATION society
o BROOKLYN seats free al the Female Academy Jofae
ee Er0ok!yn. City Han. services At lO O'Clock A
~ and 3; o'clock + M. 20 DC conducted, TO MORROW,
~ BeT THOMAS STARR KING, If Hollls-st Church.
y,.scn JET It,
~ Preaching in Platts Hall.--Rev Mr. COREY,
.fs Twelfih-st Baptist Church, viii preach Plat.
Hail TO ORROW AFTERNOON al 3. O'Clock. JET IL
~ Rev. DIR. Durbtn viii preach IN the 81 T.
Church Il Madison and Catheunc-sts next SAB
0hTH MORN NC, gin inst al lOt O'Clock Je7 It.
~ The Short Dresses, versus the Long logs
lIECTURE, some time IN preparation upon the relation
al short dress 10 health beauty mOdosy and grace Will 10
Severed the Hope Chapel 40 Broadway Wednesday
evening June n, at o'clock, by \ STUDENT Of Ma
TJRE Tickets Is cents 20 be had at the door.
r7gMW&S'
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

EDITORIAL FIELD BOOK of the
REVOLUTION, No li-Ready This Day Price 2oc;s.
FOURTH Gully BROTHER JONATHAN l2l cts.
BALL OF YARN, or Quaint. Queer and Quizzical Sto-
nes Inrsyeed with 200 Comic EngravngS Puce 2i cts
Shilhnss Worth Of Fun or Laughter Tor the Mllion
Puce l2i cents
TIE kSIcKERBocRER Tor JUNE Price 50 Gets.
HUNTS MERCHANTS MAGAZINE for JUNE. Price 5Octs.
DEMOCRATIC REVIEW for JUNE IS cents.
CALEB FIELD, Tale Of the PurItans. Price IS cts.
TIE HEIRS OF DERWENrwATER by + Blanchard
Price 50 cents-Aowed by the entire Press n be the be,
story of London life ever written.
MECHANICS. NACHISIsTs' AND ENGINEERs' POCKET
CoNPANIoN by Oliver Byrne Morocco tucks price 81.
DEWITT & DAVENPORT Publishers and
jc7 II Booksellers. Tribune BUILDINGS. NaSsau-st.
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ANTHONY J. BLEECSyR. Auc-oneer.
CITY LOTS.-EXecut0r's Sale Of Val
y uah,e Real ES-a'e On Uaion-ssuars, Fticenth-St.
FuUcf Mercer South and Water SIS the r.y % New
York and Prince ari Johnson n tle city II Brook
Ign. az Auction ANTHONY BLEECkER viii sy a.
auction on FRIDAY. June g. a, D. ocl1cA, % thc Aer-
chants Exchange IA the CRY of Nev-Yor> tae following
valuable property belonging 90 the estate og John Hae,
deceased,
NEW YCRN PROPERTY
The house and lCt known rs NJ 10 Un.on-sgua-s
The house and Boz No 3 Est 1ceufh-St
The house and c the southwest Of Prince aad
Mercer
feet inches
vacant 10, m rear Of the above fronting waierst Of
the
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
house and lot the southwest corner Of Prince and
johnson SIS. SIZE l43N65 feet
house and lot Puucest ad DINING the above same
SIZE
vacant lot Prince adjoining the sane, 20vis feet
Fer further particulars apply % the Anctoneer, No
Broad-st WILLIAM HANCE.
Executor fOr the estate Of lohn Hance deceased.
ie246.7.l0ts Lsil.l
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ANTHONY J. BLEECKER. Aactloneer -,
DTTIDING LOTS -32 Valuable Build

BUILDING L0TS.-32 Valuable build
I'D ing Lots on Thirty-hfh add Thrty-sTth IS near
Eghth-av ANTHONY ]. BLEEC kEk Val 80 A. aug
Merchants EIchanee The following desirable Property az
Thirtydith and Tirty-sIth sisI@ 'a-.s1 - - T rns
1fhst all living IN one parcel. between the EssA ana
Ninth avenues commencing $50 feet tom sle ~ -,
nee SD Its eg each = feet front and rear ~ - eet
9Inches IN deph Is per VI the purchase 9ohsy can
rsmain bond aHd mortgage a sE per cen loI H's
LthC graphic maps and further parrc ~ an e -
Z the AuctlOneer 7 Brgad-sr klfolsI ~ >
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A FEW FAMILIES or Single Gentlemen

can obtain stnteel Board BY ppng immediately Al 81
Hammo-.s 4 References exchanged Also. Young lady
V.snes a few scholars the Plane Terms moderate.
nN26 3w'
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RC KEMP. Aucteoner
EURNITURE.-H Furniture

IL Piano Forres CARPETS. Mirrors, Se.[ Iris "a
Saturday 10 O'Clock Al 8 Nassau near I ~
q KEMP viii sell n auction SATURDAY a aDO,e, 49,
out resevs 70 paw cash advances very .Ig u
paror dining room and chamber farIlIuIe 81 go ,
cf BRUSSELS and other carpets large reach PLAe sfroIs,
Frerrh mantle clock IVORY table euiiey, s 80 TIRE
Rose,,o,d paroT furniture suite, II Ich san
carved Mahogany ssfas, tete teie an, 81 sa1
Ter tsle secretsTv library book cases extension dining
tables dressing bureaus with and sILout mAioie sops'
hssds FTench md cottage bedsteacs, painted cham
be rJtre en- s,Iite best e1rled han mattresses as-
s. UaIuut cottage bedseads hat stands looking sASs
fnnr table, al cloth carpetIng, cUuches, mAogany
hsr and cane scar chars, window shades &C &c Ca@
logues On the morning 0fsaIe. !""
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AxruoNY J BlEEcxER. Auctloneer.

ANrHoNY J. BLERcKER, Auctloneef
ROOKLYN HOUSES.-IwOF alua-
ID Houses and Lots TomgSns Pl1es y re 6y 81
se al auction on TUESDAY June the 10Th, lS5l a. u
o'clock at the Merchants Exchange, IN the Cly Of new
York, the following desirable properly, VIZ 81, q,
In the City Of BrookynThe large ana fa4ua1te .i ~
Ground with the three-sfory and basement DflcA
thereon situated on the easterly side Of IompAs-
tween Degraw aud Harrison SITS, commenting - leel
inches from Degraw-st SAID Lot beng n SIZE Zee
inches fronting ToIupkns place - ieet h'nss ~, az
rar hy i2 feet inches IN depth side ann ~ Icy
II inches on the other The Houses e4ch q i7el oy y
feet IN depth, built ID Gothic style Handsomely h.sne
with marble mantles throughout and many hfdeIh ll-
pToyemenis for convenience For further PARTICULARS spY
10 the Aucuoueer BToad-st ll,sHl je1s
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A. WARREN. AHctioneer.
RA u SIlrnr,,,nrn

EWELRY, &c.-Silverware, Watches
- and Jewclry at Auction. THIS DAY AT 10 o'clock,
the large and valuable Of c. Stnedrr Esq 3i Grand
81 comprising every variety the trade and Of superior
quality Also splendid Isrbodlan, the only one IN the
Jnfed States A valuable Musical Secretary, which plays
Is odes piano. excellent clock regulator, show cases,
fixtures &c THIS sale well worthy Of families and
purchasers generally JET u
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y ! UOLUN, AucIonrNT
ENURNITURE.-L sale of good new
Il and secondhand Furniture from families. On MON
DAY MORNING. l0 o'clock n it5 Greenwich-av plush
and hair mahogany rockers mahogany and other chars
mahogany and walnut dining tables. hne walnut bed
steads hair and husA mattresses bureaus looking glasses
bookStauds crockcry &c with quantity OF other psrlor
and bedroom furniture. worthy 0f attention sale positive
ie1 2tlst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07
SCHOOLS.

ENRENCH LANGUAGE --Academy 293
Il Broadway. room q Prof RICHARD will begin
Tuesday. 10th INST. at O'Clock NJ ot
twenty lessons, aer practical system. expressly
posed fr the wants Of the American public, and which
limits study only To attention and oral great
number Of scholars have already made astonishing progress
few lessons may De by calling al the Academy
This in oral ENORMOUSLY chosen.
together with ldomatc table of the language,
ard theory If the verbs comparative tables u the pro-
nuucatons, theory Of the propositions etc arranged with
great and expense of time and leading TO prompt and
uudoubted success je1 ds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07
70 Association of EXEMPT Firemen.-A

n AssOciatiOn OF Exempt FIremen.-At
.eal meeting of the above Association held n Flremens
Nan NAV 49, 1851 the President presented an invitation
nom the Engineers and Foremen for the Association 10
anticipate the first annual parade Of the Fire Depart
,eut on Monday, June 9. The invitation accepted
and Nesss T Watkins NJ O. Allen Geo w. Wheeler
inbn Moran and Thos Boese were appointed Committee
AZ Arrangements On motion, RosOlccd, That the
Exempt Fcmen generally be invited TO JON with the ASso
saon on the parade and that carriages be provided fOr
such as nav be too lnflrm 20 walk.
Reorcd That the Secretary he directed 90 publish the
shoye extracts the the arrangements Of
,Ae Copmlttee GEO W. WHEELER,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ITALIAN OPERA-ASTOR-PLACE.
H-Pnces-Bores Sofl. ParQuet S. Secured Seats 81
50 Amphitheatre 10 cents
MONDAY june 9, 1851, will he pcrformed MozaF'' Im-
mortal Opera Of
DON GIOVANNI
With the following new and powerful cast 49,.
Toura Ann .. senora Truhi- Benedettl
- ''Io Fla SIlnOrna Whiting
~ ~ .'y-,nrI .....-.-.. Sl.guOr Boneveptauo
~ Gt.'vin Sc n0T LDuni
Ieroreilo - : gnor Marin Commentator Slgnor kosi
Nasetto - Slguor Coleft Zerllna 81 gnofa bosio
Doors open NJ Performance 10 commence a. O'Clock
Bot Ofce open daily from 10 o'clock, Al which time
seats NAV be secured ,r
OPERA NIGlITS-Nonday. Tuesday, Thursday and IN
dav w
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JAMES COLE. Auouoneer.
"TrTT nTNG n1'& -Ra-Ca Il

JAMES COLE, Auotoneer
DVILDING LOTS.-Re-sale of splen-
d. Bu,ldipr Lots on Third ave and Seventh and
Elebth IS Brooklyn JAMES COLE vii sell at auc-
non on MONDAY June 9th, 1851 AZ Y NJ, al me heF-
clients rchange \ Y the following property W
cs on the east side II Ihlrd-aye including the cor
ners Of seventh and Eighth SIS ,.. o. -.
above ,...- -. .,-
Tins PTopertv S very desirable beng On and near ne
Tirdsv. and the new PLANK Rad and Is very NahaDis
No. nv * Obtained al the Office o. The Aucu92ser
TbkNs-LU Der cent mag remain On bOhd anu
fJI three wears. kSt4l -. 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07

" Shirt Sewers Cooperative Union.-Ihe
workers and the friends Of the working classes who arc de-
srous Of supporting tho above may do by leaving thor
orders al their depot, Henry st, corner OF Catharnc
where also their Scrip may I've obtained Depot open MI
p M ON SATURDAYS JU'
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-NKE H0TEI at TRENTON Nails

n Is now open for the reception Of company The ac-
coumodOtlons tins avorto watenne place were greatly
enlarged the past season and the subscriber pledges h
self to guests that the well established reputation OF as
house shall be fully sustained Stages Will leave tca On
the ARRIVAL of the Express Tram Al II o'clock An Fare
~ cents Nj MOohh rl"iIlSS',,l.
There is plank road from Utica 10 Trenton le2 lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07

~ Family Excursion 20 WEST MOUNT NEh-
NON -On MONDAY, June 9Th, the TEUIONlA
HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION VIII make second en-
cuTs,on 10 their lands Hunts Bridge on the Harlem
Hal,oad fourteen miles from the City. Every family VINO
wish to secure handsome Plot Of ground mi most mpoN-
mg neghhohood should take this opportunity to view me
PREMISES Each member required to $40 AT the time
Of subscription and 81 wee ", from the Isl of April until
he has pad S25 The back dues be- pad up at any time
within few weeks Each plot to Doe equal t. four city
lots exclusive of streets and all the expenses Tor survey
ng grading planting trees &c are 10 be paid by the party
from Whom Ne purchased the land and the plots we have
10 choose from are all the best that be selected Tho
saIs Mill leave the CITY Hall al 10 O'Clock IN the mormnS
and return IN the afternoon Fare for the excursion 81;
cents JUN r. INlihN il'>.'s,
FERDINAND MUNTBR, Secretary geo ~
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" W SHIRLEY. Aucuono-r
TROCKERN, &c-Crockery, Groce-
res Counters scales Weights Lamps. Meat Block
and Tools Coniectoners Jars hante Ornaments Casters
Glass Ware. VIII no sold M OF Broadway, near Twenty
elghth-st ON SATURDAY June T. at 10 o'clock JET 10
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IN Every Man his Own LandlOrd.-SECONO
= rRIC AN RIrTI DING ASSOCIATION Every mem

-, rRIcAN BUILDING ASSOCIATION-Everym mem
Association is requested TO ate I'D the next regu-
per Of M II ON TUESDAY Evening, June 10, at Warren
Halt corner OF Oliver and Henry ss for the pgrpose, 81
making the -assod by the Legislature. All who
rc unable s attend will give written authority 10
Their friends to represent thelrin. o bonId he
the Office, II Is necessary that oVe SIRUK sec
represented. I. jess AZ.
Office Clinton court, Beekman-st JrS
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~ Notice.-PsSseugers per steamship BALTIC, for
LIVERPOOL, will please he board at the Root 81 auS
ct, SATURDAY June 7th at II O'Clock aud send
all luggage not wanted the passage on hoaIu fIH@
June 9th, marked BELOW" with the nuinocI Oh ulsH
berth. Jei
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FOWLER, Den
COMPREHENSIVE.

GOPARTNERSHIP.-The undersigned
~ have this Jay formed Cgpansrshp for The t,sass.-
ton " a GENERAL BANKING, STOCK, CONNIE
SION EXCHANGE and COLLECTION business, at %
Wall & under the firm of " K COBB co.
NATHL X COBB, lof the late hrm Of
Gilbert Cg5D 4 Johnson
WIN S. WOODWARD. ls,e with Adams stgge'-
JAMES n STEBBINS,
(Recen<ly from the Office u 4 W. CLARK, Dodge Go
New-YOrk May 1. 1881 Jef I'm
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CLASSICAL and MATHEMATICAL

CLASSICAL and MATHEMATICAL
" SCHOOL, 81 Sixth sv near Washington square, IN
wkch boys prepared for business College, or West
Point.
SrBfHEN SEDGwIcK, Principal. and Teacher Of Maths
mates
f starr A NJ and Teacher 4 the Classics
Prof A S. VII plat. Teacher Of French.
Charles Elchhorn. A NJ, Teacher Of German.
The Principal would he happy to refer those not asquun
ed nth the School TO the folowln gentlemen,
Horace Webster. IL ID james Brady, Esq.
Principal of Free Academy : Hopping, Esq, Brooklyn
" IA. { Bartlett. Ii ID L Greeley ESD
Prof ~ Nat and EIp Pm Edmund Hurry, Esq
losophy IN the L. 5 Mill Nm Hawes ESQ.
tau Academy G Collins, ESQ
Prof Tayler Lewis . Warm, Esq.
Prof Charles Davies + Morris. Esq
Prof Cyrus Mason. A p Forrest, Esq
Han James Hsrrer Andrew Smith, ESQ.
Henry Davies, Esq stiles, Esq -
Richard h Kmhall, Esq VIM. Benjamin, Esq
NOrcOm, Esq " istson, ESQ
h X ncIlyane Esq VIM Barton Esq
The School Is open for Inspection uay $1,000,
The merit term commences April at the close Of which
the yearly examination Will take place.
PROFESSOR NlLLEPLAlI has the honor 10 annonnee
the ladies' and gentlemen OF New YORK tht ne VIII toa
classes Zone for LADIES' aud for gentemenl for The
purpose of mparng instruction m the French Language
HIS elegant SUIT Of Rooms are at ~ sixth near Wash
square; and accessible by three lines Of stages-the
Houston. Amiy and Egh'hst. lines Applications may 10
n.adeat the above mentioned place from A. NJ To y Nj
le3 IIuTb&S'
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Al the meeting Of The Committee

Athe meeting of the Committee the following order Of
ananeements were adopted Philip " Engs Esq was Sc
lected as Grand Marshall who appointed Messis j. J.
Watkins Geo W. Wheeler, NJ. o Allen, John WOrsm
md Thns Boese Aids The members. aud such Exempt
Temen as may accept the invitation Of the AssOcaon
win meet at firemons Hall (Mercor-st) on Monday
June O. at Il o'clock precisely. -
N7Hr GEO. W WHEELER Kec Socy.
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rr- Le,ler from Rev. Mr. Stone ESQ 81 ParA-

IT. Letter from Rev. MIR. Stone, Pastor Of Para
81, Church-BoSfon, Feb. !, lS3i.-My dear Nr Please
accept nv grateful Acknowledgement Tor The oeauu case
youwere Kind enough send containing aeompee dsn
al Toilet set have never used any toilet preparation N
rave me more entire satisfaction The nest and elegant
ifm m which Won have put M have found con-
ven,ent In travelling Respectfully yours, A. l.. STONE
DR CUMMINGS, % fremont Row -.
Dr. John A Cummings complete set OF dental toilet
articles are for sale ia tins clty 10y A Il ana II SANDS iV
fultonSt Ring i92 Broadway @ ". Iutile $40 bi"Sd
~ay; VIM II CARY i CO. 243 Pcarl-St
~ Removable LUTENERS lnhrrsA'E ioi ths
exclusive treatment Of Ear Diseases, has been removed
81 Broadway Office hours from uu 8 consultation zee
VI unpaid leterS refused. ml' Al"
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nISSOLUTION-The COPARTNER-
~ SHIP heretofore snaing between the Subscribers.
under the name and firm II DAMN q FRANCfN, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent-Ceorge Damn retiring
from the firm The business Will be continued al the pres
ent establishment IS Eassau-st by r Francn, who 10
fully authorized 10 settle the busines q the late firm
Dated Nay 10 1851 GEORGE DAMN.
my2s 4Ns j. Is. FRANCIN.
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~ New-York Division No. 1 =. of 4. - The
members OF this DIVISION hereby notified to meet AZ
attend the funeral of our late Brother RICHARD BENNETT
By order LEI it-l W. ). BAhhhh' W r
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STATES HOTEL at PHIL.

4 ADELPHIA- The subscriber TeSpeo fully announces
O. hls friends and the travelling community ta nc S as
sumed the prcpuetorShlp Of the UNITED STATES ny
TEL Long known connection with the Hotel ahdeI "a
late proprietor he feels perfectly safe promising Us od
patrons that nothing shall be wanting 10 conhrn Us pre-
reputation the best kept house IN me country 40
eHperse has been SHARED IN completely refng the entire
establishment and he particularly invites ATTENTION 70 ne
changes introduced the convenience and comfort OF IA
dies Fmv determined give satisfaction, he sohciis
continuance that patronage always nicely bestowed N
The uid United States. lnsy28 3ul q. ALLEN
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Companion to Vanity Far
TOM RACQUET and His Three Maid

n en- Aunis-The Second Edition now rCady-l Staied.
NOTICES or THE PRESS
laughter provoking story thus indeed and yet one
that viii ant make the reader cry, though not
over gwen to the melting mood Get II, and laugh and
grow fat and then be made sad and wiser and better
man fu Baltimore Patriot
" II Is a work Of rare fun The three nave most
ANXIOUS tunes with their rolcking nephew whose reforms,
however occurred often as he wanted cash Tor Wh'h
needh article to nice Young man. he indebted to ms
rious aunts The L0Hd0n Examiner says Of II ms IS
mos delightful book-a work both % laugh and cry over
Crroy Daily Post
"Tho adventures # rolckng good for nothing youth,
and the tubulaton Of hs three maiden nts az narrated
are nexpressbe ludcrou and the whole book VIII be read
by those who have lew leisure hours 20 ue-
vote e. f1n and laughter IN Y Com AdV-
Price so CENTS.
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BOARDING.

MONT HALL-SCHt1133nnY'S
kb MOUNTAIN SPRINGS. New-JerSey Tins very
extensive and popular establishment, capable "i accml
dating ttween three and four hundred viii reopen o inc
reception of visitors the 3th INST Tn, well
rcputation OF the house Location the Oc1tl
and romantic scenery Of the surrounding country oetcI
with the excellent medicinal qualities Of the mineral water
render one OF the delightful summer retreats IN the
country Mrs Hinchman VIII, usual, devote her par
tcular attention the ladies department Competent per
sons will are engaged I'LL every department. An excel
lent Band OF Muse will he attendance during The season
r A HINCHMAN.
Sch,olovs Mountain Snrings June l. 1851 le7 A.. rurhSS
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DRIGHTON HOUSE, Perth Amboy.-

The above extensive establishment now open ior the
reception of eoarders The house spacisu and hne 81
uated commanding beautiful view Of the Bay San
DIV Heck &c Excellent fishing and sea bathing Inc
grounds comprising above ~ acres, are teiu4y ld ou
with fne large lawn front NJ the mansion mere are
four daily with the city The above onerS
inducements persons DESTROYS II spending the summer
months the country unSuTQ aSSed by any other place VIII
IA 100 miles of the CITY
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HOTEL, FAIRFIELD,

I'M K Y r HU Ed, AIhF IELU,
I'VE Conn J b MONNOT. Proprietor The above
Hotel situate IN beautiful village on LonS Island sound
with excellent bathing and romantic drives has been extern
Slvely improved and Will be opened the l6;h Of Jnne
under the direction II Mr. Hiram CranS,on late OF the Ma
M, payhop AZ Rockaway Plans Of the Hotel may be
'-'" Twins my2e lmTuThSs
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ROARD.-Genteel Board, at SO Fulton
Bst with good rooms fortwo three single gentlemen
or gentleman and his wife Also dinner boarders je3 I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07
NJ New-York Cabinet Makers ASSOCIATIONS,

The above Association will meet az 100 HeSerSt on 81
lRDAY EVENING It'll INST at o'clock As pfopoSi'ioh
tor reConNdenng part Of the BY laws, VIII nc IN
the presence Of all members Is requested n y nc
Trustees Will meet regular the first and thru hohu IN
each month NJ their place OF business, l6l beecAcrSt
hom to 10 Nj instruments ana W ISSUE
le6 a. q =. NOGklr Sec ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07

ROY.-Wanted. Bow about ii years Of
Page % at "a countng-ro1In one resld NJ BROOK
Ism preferred. Salary first year so Address Box III
Post Office ie5 So