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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01

THE KossuTH LONG CoRREsroNpsNcE.-ln accord
ance with resolution which have already mentioned
the correspondence between Capt. Long, Commodore
Morgan Consul Hodge and H. B. Kinney, Esq. relative
to the of Kossuth Spezzia and Marsees
the 10Th ut before the House of Representatives
In it We find nothing to condemn in the conduct of
either of the gentlemen mentioned Commodore Morgan
and Capt Long manifested only commendable anxiety
in regard to flag under which they sailed and the ac
ton taken by Consul Hodge only in accordance with
the wishes of the officers above named The speech of
Kossuh at spezzia, and the enthusiasm of the people
there, somewhat alarmed Commodore Morgan, and he
feared that at Marseilles difficulties might occur The
extreme length of the correspondence prevents us from
giving it. and not certain that the interest in the
subject at present would justify it. Public opinion has
already decided that Capt Long is guilty of the ty
rannica and ungcntlemany conduct which some months
ago imputed to him
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01
ny THIRD WARD, THIRD MuSrc1pA11ry =


G.. DeFerrjct, 4. A. Bouet r. WYNN
John l4hiilaw, NJ. Hernandez, -
Resotea That the Chairman this appoint
slst'ttes ~ of those appointed shall fail
0l-aninn. G. DrEFRRItT Pre.d.nt
c. r.. FA7oT, Secretary ' NH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01
~ THIRD WARD. sEcnSp NLrx1c1p.1rx a


meeting the Wings of tile Third Ward Munc paty held
on the evening Of the ssth February at Louis Facnets
L. L. Gaienl called the meeting order ]. w Stan
ton for President and I. L. Leeds for Secretary.
On baong for Delegates Convention Aessrs Ts
NJ Converse and L. A. Davis elected.
The following gentlemen Delegates to the State Con
yention:
}. W. Stanton, B. C. Adams R. T. Redwood
W. P. Converse, j. E. Caldwell, E. A Davis
j. H. Maddox, W. C. E. H. Nrpb
I. L. Leeds
Mr.. j. f. Caldwell elected Wing Central Com
pittee. J. W. STANTON President
THOMAS l.. LEEDS, Secretary. mil
rs" THIRD WARD, THIRD MUNICIPALITY. AT
meeting held in the Ninth Representative District
patty the 2sth February 1852, Mr. the
Chair.
Vice Presidents-J. R. Vienne, Louis Roger.
Secretary-C. r. fagot.
The President having explained the object meeting Mr. Laid
law offered TIE following resolution which adopted
tsf That the following named persons hereby
pointed Delegates represent Conventions al Baton
Rouge aud III the city Of NewOrleana;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01

Nss~ For MAYoR.-Editors of the Crescent :
Judge T. W. CoLLENs is announced candidate MAYOR
Jec to the nomination Of the Wing Convention.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01

Jass~ For RECoRDER.--We are authorized to
Mr. JOSEPH ETTER candidate the office of RE
CoRDER OF THE FIRST DISTRICT subject the decision of the
Wing Convention tc2l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01

\ AJacksoN RIFl.Es-The officers and members
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01

Dsg~ For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of the Ores
SisThe friends government testify
election month"; their appreciation of the talents
Mr. JOHN CALHOUN, by electing him the COMPTROI
LER for which will please him Candidate.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01

las~ For RECORDER. Editors: Please
CHARLES JoNTE Il Candidate for RECORDER OF
THE FIRST DISTRICT OF THE CITY ORLEANS the
ensuing election MANY VOTERS.
Ey The First District Canal Felicity
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01

GS~ For RECoRDER.-THoMAs Fl. SHIELDS is
Candidate the office RECORDER DISTRICT
subject 10 the nomination of the Wing Convention
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01

Il will not have the mad Clytie
Whose head is turned by the sun;
The tulip is courtly quean,
Whom therefore will slIun,
The cowslp is country wench.
The violet is nun
But will WOO the dainty rose
The queen of every one
Gentlemen about getting married should purchase their
wedding rings at Hyde Goodrch 10 Chartres street.
who could likewise furnish them with beautiful NewOr
leans silver less than prices
The unusual ateness CT the business here likely
to make the coming quite brisk for trade. We
may therefore suppose that friend b. f. Chrstman
81 Canal street. will continue make large sales of his
musical instruments, sheet-music, sporting guns and
pistols, etc. You could not go to better store.
Now hath Flora robb'd her bowers
10 befriend this place with flowers
Strow about strow about
Divers. divers flowers affect
For private dear respect
Strow about strow about
But he's none of flora's friends
That will not the Rose commend.
Struw about StroW about
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0i.Hel. of lLn,.rL


1ss~ THE FOLLOWING TICKET will be supported
by the Stockholders of for DIRECTORS at tn
election to be held THIS DAY.
JAMES REED,
WM NEWTON MERCER,
A. b. JAMES,
IN. WOOD,
PIERRE POuTZ,
C. r. STEWART mil 1t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01

~ For observation-disclosures Editors: Mr..
CHARLES II. TANEY city,
candidate ensuing election, will supported
n his syhoseu is TGs2i1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01

rs" For Cry SURVEYOR -We are authorized
HUGH GRANT Candidate for CITY SURVEYOR OF
NEW ORLEANS. ES- Election Monday March o. 1852.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-30

THO BUILDERS.-Propo,als will be re-
Il ceiy,d until the 4th Septsmser rex a, he Transfer
Ncs ct tie Ncw-JeIsey Zirc COMPANY, No 81 Bibeftys,
4 the ERECTION OF BRICK BUILDING At the Com
ranys wcrk, al Newark ewJerssy. The Edlins 10 be
sO est long 81 feet wide and four stories high Spccica.
tocs can DO had and plan s9lssou a. tho OF
fee TO JCNaTbAN INOlibni treasurer
Ney.YoIk e6ih August, 1852.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-30
WAREHOUSE.
BINDERS

H. No. u GOLD Sr-COOk MANN. imporsy %
every description OF oolor=d Leshos foe BOOK and
pool etbook msksss Aso Engiish muain, Nsrhsrs
thread ard eysy Article required trade Consu
who Luy in large Quantities win haA their Interest
examine our stock.
P.sRu'iDg Machines Standing rrss,ss sas Cutting STA
ahinfI flrrlia hed On slor. n0ticA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-30

LNOR SALE One of the most desirable
II tracts of LAND yet offered for sale is SHARON
PLACE 10 the beautiful village Of FOGOH AL near ht
Railroad DEPOT about one hours ride from the City Hall
EewYo,-socled with variety Of lrnit Trees and nav
3ng fine prospect. Inquire Of H. s. GllSLkT No Mas
ssust from Il till . OF OF CHARLES BERRlAN, on The
preCnlses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-30

ROBERT 9. HONE
DUNCAN 2 Cosy. Seofet.ry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-30
QEPUBI.IC FIRE INSURANCE IN

-tnsursscs Bsildinss corner Of Wal M: Wun.-
- Oaces. Nos. II and II, ground door "nsn
Ih'sCcuesnJ having Their CAPITAL OF a. n or MA a,
sssn sSa ssc.r',y ayesed ~. p,epst to inssr, ss
The charter OF thus Company provides that sssf s.v.
interest 70 the s.cethosers ct tbs rate of Ger csat ~
num- four hs 81 the req s,nns prot, A. 10 ~ xvsSS
snoas the assured Ia scrip BEARING ntere which $40
70 % reasonable cash whenever thu .eaa nusfas
ssd capital shah s,oo1nt to 81 .footpo
samuel 3; Ifow,andL Rossrt Z. u,ae,s.
stephen w ,itney. Rsohs, wses'
Daniel Fesrns Fdws-a r. c.s
WiIlism n. kusseIl Jos,.h C.l..
Ausustus c. Downing, Jossch (,sI.,x \.
Gs>s~ay 3. Lamar. Jau,es Wsss.x,
William VI Aspinwsl Cror,s n, "a. t
Wiliism Better Dulcas G,srss = A.
Charles II. Russell, DAVID KsnnsI,
Isaac Townsend, Jobo \ A. I.
John A S,sphe na fredsrri a H.
James Wsuea lane (. Rsa
Arthur Lesry Ds,as, O,.r.Sn.A
Mortimer w. Hsmiltos. Frs1sy,cs "a 49,
Denuine Dasr Pees Hsll
John Steward, Jr, Robert 8. ao.~
nrx. kobEhT .. HONE, frsaianf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-30
ELUID, Observation-Disclosures,

IL Grsndoles Vases Hall Barnrs Cookery, GlassWsre
&C China Tea Sets Tea Trays China Malta nU-s
CUPS auce. for presents, ard many oler usei1. att
cles al selling cheaper q any other in the city eli
G: A. BALDNiN'S, No. 81 Dowegy, doors sboss the
Theafer -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-30
OATTON'S INSTITU TON for t
PRACTICAL BOOK KEEPING

u Double Entry Book keeping Ia eli rs branches, nr
eludipg Equation Of Paymenrs Account Sale, Accounts
Current &C. practically taught, by A. LE"ls at h's
Counting Room, No. "a Broadway Terms favorable
References given.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-30
I Asst CHANCE-ONLY A FEW

- LOTS LErT:-Lo,s or only sso il the besutiiul VII
lsse OF 4onAeis and tWo chances 60 obtain dwelling
H0usese eh cost SS75 each, without additional
Tbs rn5essg aed has los Lots Tire smallest OF wic1sre
% By i0 tesf IN the ,asrg vllge OF lonksr whiesie
only hs an caEs tide by the uds River RI rcsd with.
In !, mlnttes waho tbs RaiIoed Depit and Steamboat
Landing m ~. 0 '
Two kecsesas building on lots designated on the nap
~ Nos aud 81, which Is erscis under 10 coat
SIS esea.
Ten dollars to be paid ON delivery u agreement $ on the
Sth o. September rext aud 10 may remain oa b3ad and
MORTGAGE h Z three Yeas st percent.
The craw rg for choice OF lots gill positively tske rsc-
In village OF fonkeTs tie gu Of septete: nex snd
tie pespsi drawing lots 50 and 81 viii be entitled 10 tue
bcusss tegsoa without sdditions cost
Az pots that arc DESTROYS OF procuring one or more OF
thes lo cloud subscribe ence, there ony lew
lola lett ne, scts,dbed FOR.
Sses Of Real Estate al Merchants Evchsag. and House
hold Ess a. private Tesdenees ettsndc! . or IeeoHaSo
serms. 70 ~ t AL6ERr n. NiC0LAY,
Arssoneer, Real Estate sud Insurance. AGENT.
ox.. 3 No 70 Wall-st ,frotn 10 An. 10 . Pm.
OnlEs', ana no "a l.rhnd.at. from Z III 10 n ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-30
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE for sale


jersey. r.-' -. 1900
Consi ting Of about City acres Of land N high sa'e OF
cultivation lying on the east bshk Of the nsvernnS
River and WITHIN three hundred yAtds 0. .ne no eo
Bank Decks in the towushi, aforesaid aG'i nVS =,
feet front, on the rver and b" o'sa,l'ul Wv H.
the Highlands on the Opposite sioe insi o, with
publ: rod or street running ur"ush ~; ,n.b
the river and other streets have bee1 ale oi'
the premises which viii make several hunotea 80 ~,
building lois all ying within snort distance OF
y, aid ,rouerty about $40 peach trees aud an
annie orchard both Of clice fruit and 10 fuu oens nth
bs i'm over.p,s c,n.ist Of god house tosetns
bsrns md Ont buildings all nearly new sud IN goo ;
III sbose n,socr, is offered fer sale because ,n9
- :, tn,t n remove from the STATE, and VIII e s''u
.st h.,s.,u 70 any person who will purchsse the
80 rs,t of il Will be sold upon the mo" tea'ohsoe
terms. 49,. .a,.,x, o.. .I1.nca a nd small farm,
1.,s ots for building may be sold rom time y. ll,
sreet should consider the above most dess'e
Srowih of Red Back, and the improvements 10 the
country beaoy location and the superior az
nton of said ooeuy. all commend asa srea
to any person who ooulo give 1t attention. and dsp use
los There are running daily tips to aaa from
Red Bark 20 Yok Any letter, add s.-G 20 the SUB
scIiler will receive after ton asa vi nnHLn,
Red Bank, N. j. Agent for the owner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-30
NR. JOHN MAC MULLEN will omen

1VI Day School for BOyscn Monday Sept 9Th AZ No 70
Bo~cry cue block fe broadway ard 6ye d9ors aIoye
bendst Ills teInl t57p per qatsb VIII necesssily keen
bis SCHOOL very small Having resided moro thaa 20 year,
n Europe and hsyins strd cad taught CO risny yo In
tecity OF Newly ors he feels buseif qraed 10 do jrs
Ice 10 tbcSc who ay 10 ssedin his hauds Besides SPELL
irs Rtodps Whiting, and Ahm,tc therc viii Ls taught
without extra shse Gsesk Lato. French spsnth Ger,
Den. fa!ien, DnwnL Music ard 8ynrnassics Circulars
e. Lo xw 0oaa No. Az and Growers No 90 Broad ssy
tP]ny Gpgrd fes Boys Tcsrs els rear A3a-.ss J.
MAJ MULLEN, No. !; 5lA,,y,i,sa ~ - l''F -I'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-30

CTEAM ENGINE for the FAIR of the
~ AMERICAN INsTITUTE-PIoposais VIII IL 90 20 Is, e.
ceiysd until MONDAY the 6sh OF sept next iof inc use OF
Steam ngiDe from ~ . horse power TO dri'e he ma
ciuery at the sir Castle Garden. Tns Engine 70 D, Ia
mrrne oder toe ground by the let OF October THIS
propose state tie particulars OF the Engine price, 49,
Adde'S JOHN W. CHAMBERS,
Clert American institute, No 81 broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-30
Jmsnrdmre Companies.
LIFE and HEALTH IN

~ ~ - H LII Uul al Al ~
IL SURANCE COMPANY, second houss from tito
Ferry. Jersey City, y. JThs Company having made sr
ens for tho Introduction of isiiutes Lite AS
su-snce which 10 the niuniy, would insise
public attention 10 them:
lst. They insure sgsiast AccTDF MIS- PAgysi BLtvp-
Mss, INSANITY, and other bodily ana neutai a.tclions
pan i1neptiy disabling The Insured
3D. DISEASED LIVES iRsHed al moderate extra rats OF
premium
3D. RELIEF FvND :, provided f1r the benefit Of tbs n.
fueIs WHO sy A4Ough Unforeseen c!rcInssIccs bssone
bnsSle TO H. 40 ts sLuai psSD,as by which they
msy he enabled to Continue their insurance whole of ia
par.
All TGEToTsLERs assured at five per cent les than the
regular rates.
The Company have sysled Themselves Of the experiences
CT the Oldest and bs, Offices OF data procured rom tbs beat
inoned and most Intelligent sources aud OF ne services
Of siLJ competent acaEy " preparing fOr lie Pressns.
tion OF these matters to the public. 49, b, .r-r
The Directors te'os DESTROYS 20 offer every aivansse
sstent h seety to render the system OF Lo fasur
snce IS valuable as p0slbe 20 the Iy1g providing ssa;ast
the contingencies TO which all are liable and a suy
nent Rave sdoP.d these features and commend them
10 the rotlee OF tts people. Wa N
In addition TO the poiHts referred TO- and which are pecu-
sE to tbs Coz pany, tie usual basnes 0 Lie Insurance 10
transacted by thsi and policies granted with without
participation 10 rre6ts = Illl y 'ft =. D -
Rates ioIms proposal. ke nay be ad sppicstion
either pessona al TIE C0nsnys oce, or BIZ latter az
dresedta RICHARD IA DOUGLASS Secretary,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-30
Grbools.

RPOTT'S COLLEGIATE lNSTl-
~ Triton for YOUNG LADIES-Spinslsr Institute,
Union P.rh) Rev. GORaAM ID. ABBOTT, Prnctesl
The eishth academic year will commence WEDNES-
DAY, Sept. l5
The and arrangements Of this Institution as
Of the highest order h Professors snd Teachers its LIBRA
~ Psintir Apparatus its range and system OF in
r1ction ana lis o. Lectures OF character 10
insure as for as humao ntaltiss can, accom-
plished, Christian education.
Pupis and applicants for admission, expected to b
prrctuslly present at the opening exercises. M .
Circulars may be obtained by letter or at tue instuon
and persona interviews with the Principal after sept s.
New.YCIk, Aug. ~, 1852.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-30

NEW-ENGLAND1 LIVE STOCK In
syEAECg coMpAEy, Of Esx.iiAysa. csaa.
~ 4 | s.lLh CAPITAL. 85O,OOO. s.,f 80 n
xnB Company inrlres Live Stock sich HSBss, CsttA
40 e. fop death occsdonea eithss from nAfarsi ssasse
ssat o. d4sass o. 1nZ description vaa:sesvst
exg4ss r xxysetps, bsNs.Sy ~ $50 y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-30
CT. NICHOLAS FIRE INSURANCE
~ COMPANY.

Insurers participate IN the pro6u
rms Company having completed thelr orsanizS.oa IN
commence business Monday ID August mart n tha,
present. location, eorner Of sth-ay and l3i-st
Policies issued all dsscr pous Of Mercasadsa s.or,a
nwenings Furniture SHIPS In Port. a. on a. hyorshSc
OF share IN the profits Of the Compsuy
DIRECTORS.
nopPef motr eafntt ). Not, Heary .. Bolssss.
Jea n Del ecchic joseph hocgtscu Elijah We'd
Mm A. WEBSTER, James W. Ogden, yoha A Cana
Wm w Campbell, San usl lyman, 0srrinH Strks, n
Joseph w. Savage Asshcl A. Denmsn s.-chsn W Jons.~
John :. Meyer. Henry D. Crane, William J. Brssv.
Erssus Lyman, Mri Cornell, John Wsl.a
John Dcnhsw, Wm,R Stewart Wilbsm Winsov,
ErsstusC ssndcrson lieufy DuSoA Andcw Wayd
Geo W Van Nor Nm. W Cornell. David L. SsyrsL
John w. Howe, Cummings II Tucker,
NJ HOPPER MOTT, Prsadsaa
CHAs. o. RICHARDSON, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-30
GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS,

HKEAT BAhUAINS IN FEAIffF.hc,
" BEDS, MATTRESSES. &c, OF CeAWDUCk'S, No
a3 Csndst, ID door cas-. Of Essexss, NewYork Chesf
Upholstery and Feather StoTeThe sen,i OF families
shout purch asng IL respectfully invited the large aud
bsautul assortment Of Beds, Mattresses Ps.sSes Bed
seads Gotta &c ell Of which have been purchased II low
CASH prices and will 10 sold al such pces make il
indictment fox all To coll and exsplne the aboya pre-
vous MAILING their purchases Goods cent aay part Of
the city, Brooklyn and Wltsmsoeh free Of cHtege Old
Beds and Mattresses renovated end made over.
w CRAWBUCK, Notj58 Grand-st,
I'd door east Of Essexst, Ny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-30
Real Gstate for Gale.

AT PRIVATE SALE, by COLE d
N Chiffon, No eWall-st.-Twostory brick House,
and Lot No. 5o4 Bfoorne-st near snrcns-st,
Three. story bck House, and Lot No. IS West s3tht,
A snail Fern Of 10 acres, ct Hampstead, L. so,d
Dwsl,rs House, kc-
Cettsee and plot Of Ground, at Lodi, NJ
s Los, on cd Of, near 6th.sv,
3 Lots, On 65drst, near 6sh-av.,
Three .ory brick Hsuse and stable E. corner Blocker
and Laurenssts,
Tbs valuable Property n. w. corner Green and
Bleecxer-sts
Three story brick House. in Slstst, Lexingtcnsv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-30
VVO OYSTER PLANTERS.-The sui

scsb-~ owns two fciies o. tho very b.s. shore To-
planting Oyssrs rpon fosk River n The Stse OF Nr.ins
which Il "a universally coneccs 10 tie river Of the Cncd
States, which the finest aud highly f1yorcd Oysters
are to 30 found When be say that Capsoe the n.ns
of BIZ farm he has said I'll that Is necessity 20 recon mend
to sEes. may persons IL FtWYork and its nssh51
yirs,ia isU fcqccs of the St,e n rlnt
Oysu a. ths river JnceG this state % things the si5
<ebeg TALKS b Asy dssse OF prt OF hts tsore upon
Oyster bIne ty disf6ibs bis share ors portion OF into
censa sbsr a ots with lard enorsl 20 cash fsr tue
tables fOr sa koffhesn market The land 10 Admiralty
adapted ar g4derirg purposes bsis sa.ea o. tie soa!h
tsropss tss portb ala wet w,ds OF the spps thereby
aacSdog nfost ecnf pfpteon sssin the late ffos1 OK
MAI sess6n fts ogsr afoids lot moderate SUM- the
tRs sn b paa< pyssrs end OF f Rs gsnsfsiy IN that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-30
4 IBERTY NORMAL INSTJTTTTE

- AZ Liberty, Sullivan Go. ny An Aosder1y and
Boc Ill School for Males and kenslss-thc less expe,-
ave ard most thorough Schcol in the country every pup
beng re uTed 70 demonstrate tia block board be 'a o.
10 tie Stale Normal School. ale T. w DAVIS, Prncipal
Tie bosrsot department viii DO under the supervision oil
The PTneps Tte Winter Session commences Gu Tt rs.
DAl, the IN September next, aud continues Ii weeks;
70, beard wash.rg lights aud tuii n in tie Inss barI
ss, So per Route bY Hudson r. er ka.leoaJ on
Non9sya Wo9acsjsys and Fridays al. A. 81, to New.
if>:ty the same evening. Tickets trorsh 81 Is Ths
Principal vii 10 al tte PaE Iotci from kraas, tbs loh
deal, 70 The ehoof Apply % SrlLwELL, BROWN
CO. No - Co9rtianG where circnlsrs can BE oStaa.d
sndcveTv requsi.e Inform IL IN gyep. . - .l4rrrsI
JOAN n. WATKINS NJ ID, Fvuade sna Tru,tcr li
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-30
House and FURNITURE for SALE.

-Uas OF the most commcdious uouses the Seventh
Ward 10 coed neshborhood and in perfect order with all
abe uocesn improvements s,he family WHO now cccupy
Ne sauo about removing from @ city hrge portion OF
the carpets aud Furniture will be disposed Of The
terms vii belteral and possession given within month
Cor after sale For farther paacslas suigo
VI JOHN e. bI RK, Nc. @ Parksow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-30
United SCHOOL. for BOYS. NJ

IL ~ GsssRst--Mr. CHAMBERLAIN invites tie
st atcr Of parents who desroa School for SO ali oy. en-
uisly gLser the are ard irsruetion OF thc Principal
ENGLISH tE-sAIM ii-TEose Who de.irn Evenias
Ihaiucon IN orarnnsr nay a.ai ihemselres OF horo1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-30

line # the subscriber can Cad puscnes ot come four o.
five Of these los he viii se but you'd not be Sliug u
cell o,herv lie 10 not particularly ANXIOUS 10 seh
several bot one would like ~ purGhass portion LARGE
date him upon very reasonable terms LISTERS addressed 70
the subscIiber at sbury Va. viii bs attended 70
until the goth Of September a. which time he WIZ leave
for New York, matter Of business for short Tune
While thcic be Intends visiting Staten Island BY referring
to Iapt Jacob Post e Staten lsland his wlereaoou"
may be found. THOM As GRIFFIN PEACHE, IL
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furniture, &s.

CABIN FURNITURE, No. 90
CsthaIiue.st, Leay East Broad ray Rosewood, M,-
Inc .sny and Wsrut cen BE bought cheaper this old
tactuung establishment thsa any ooy ia tho cit, where
none than good utGiuTe is tended - BE- sid Pac
che seIs are respectfully invited 10 cali
SOLOMON TANNING.
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CtHEAP IRON BEDSTEADS, &C.

" Al sizes srd patterns. from 81 TO 50. Asl, the
b-allby cheap elastic snd spring Beds fran - 10 t6
livery oue warauted. Saiheiop Cent.r Pier and Sofa
Tebts oil sizes from to 20. AIso Goth; aai fancy
Reception Chairs for worked NC, at tas Cheap
WorIoom, No 81 Broadway above Spring st., west sde
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PROPERTY fot

III SALLY FOR sse, in the Village Of re.havyille
WescheSsf Countv. n Y about miles tom tiis CITY
t q le tens eo feet squaFe sratedi ia one OF tho beat
tocaorain tee isee; but ono nrntes wax tou tio Rs
road Dep4 viz he sod cheap. ewner sout sal-
che cy Apply at No a CoenGssp or note aedaes5ed
to j. .3bEne Office viii be attended 10 Immediately.
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0LENFTELD PATENT STARCH

Ttousrnds wi Q ore row uiing tbs valuable article,
Attest to .msnse superiority al! Others in use IL
aud wholly unaffected By peispig or damp atmosphere
reques boiling snd doc. 20. adhere She d Io% SOD oy
ton S. sole Agent FOX Gle ned Soluble Blue and Patent
Starch.