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OWL ENGINEERING SCHOOL,

~ Directed BY VICTOR BEAUMONT, c. Z 6r.1asts
II the school OF Arts and Manufactures Of Pas-A aev
course Of Lectures and Lessons ~ begin the Isl Of Sep
lsmber nett For ptieulN, and references sppy the
Gchool, No Csc Ho0ston-st. Wooster
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.npuRy,s PIANO WARE

I'D ROOM, No 20 o s,,sos gtnns Amsreao Ps,as
t-Ths "to'iso -, scston~ vIsns-Tne saoscnos. e.,
A,o s.s '' fm II hesh to s.'nSai.h ,1 n ,s sa
prOfrOO t.s.ser o. Sa I'd sostor Plans. sad be
u. ;. a. s' q. ssss =.
rnrnts .ns ms 'ous .esn.insns. .na secure hin e-r
Tv confidence n nr s.ssoashssa Pi.no sSchan.raa =.
sale and 20 let Orden uon y n satOsnkf.
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CLASSICAL and MATHEMATICAL

n LASSIOAb anu vi II EN- \ ~ a II
~ SCHOOL Nc. 81 siKthsyenEe neE Warrington
square.
Tb4 Institution inown By las,
years will oc upy is building Nos - and s. opposite
it. present ocsron. on the ist Of y to6er.
Tn. -dce been 10 process Of erection during the last
sin month. and built IN substantial msn-ef tis nearly
hundred feet In length fifty Zee, wide, and i've s:odes
hisht
Great attention has been gwen the modern appliances
for gas Gro water, hgnt heat and yenrlston
-Four stories viii Dc occupied oy the School hne Leo
ture End costly GJmnas;gn among ia Arrange
me,u
This Institution will hereafter be knovn - the hetropo
titan Academy
Is viii have three Department..
/ AcsSemle.
Collegiste-
s. UniVerGty.
The third Department 70 Be Organized n early day
TIE PrUfesrships Be established In tbs Academic and
Cohesiste DEPARTMENT. united. will b - follS~s
Prof-.sorship OF TIE English Language and Litesture
Professoship Of the Modem Languages aad Li.estare
s. Proessorshie Of the Lain and Greek Languages sna
Literature
4 Profrsorship Of Drawing and Ars Of Dessu-
5 Prufesscrshir Of Mathematics mechanical Philosophy
and Astronomy.
6 Prof,ssorship Of Chemistry and Phydea
7. Profrssorship Of Mora lntsueetus and Political Phi
Professionally Of Hsbrsv chaldAie and orisnt. Ian
gusges.
The individuals who are 10 f the eh2n, respectively
above will be announced o. the opening Of TIE
hstropolitsn Aeasemy
The pabis Of TIE lnsttut1nn viii assnbls In TIE Cd
Rooms On Wednesday, the lst OF septsneer-
fo[ a1niszion, or for int rrlAt;oo- a6cFe>s
sIGSES J. SEDGNlCE Secretary ella kscsltT.
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r Asst CHANCE-ONLY A FEW

7 Asst HANCE-ONLY A FEW
LOTS LErT-Lots for only SO, 10 the beautiful VII
sst Of Yonier sod chances 70 obtain t~O d~eins
Pos -es which cost sS75 each. without additional csi
TIE unoersis ied has los Lo the smallest Of ~hie are
Rs by 100 f In the urishinG xs Of Yontao ~hisab
only half hours rds b The Huds Rive Rsosd -lul
/, IS miurteS ssl Of the Railroad Depot and Steamboat
Landing
Two bouses building on lots daznated % ths msp
- aos S. and g. which erecting under contract " eo's
SIS each
Ten dollar, to be paid delivery Of aEeement - 90 the
9th Of September and 80 may remain on bond ano
rnortsNEe for three yeas a. Per cant
The csE1ns fo choice Of ots Gill positively take psos
In Zoe Of Yonker. the 9Th Of Gber next and
he persus awiog lots 50 ADD 81 gn Be entiuod 10 the
houss, uaer, 90 without additional cost
An per.a, that DESTROYS OF procuring one or more o'
ese ot. should subsrbs there are only fe~
lots leh not subscribed for.
sales OF Real Estate MerchADtS EKchanzs and housr
hoS as Al py.fa residences attended % reasonable
80. AL8ERT a. NlC0LAY,
Ausroneer, Real Estate sod iDs1rsaee Agent.
(No ~ " alist- from 10 AM. 10 5 NJ.
Ohcel.. No "a lraud-.t fLum z. ". % z. ".
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PRACTICAL BOOK KEEPING.

Do1ble -En,J Scot Keeping practically sht BY c.
LEWIS. .; his coubrr Room. No "a Bf0sdSsy Rsh
pupil receives prvste nructfsn. and actually Eseps ct
Of Prtne1h, sooki embracing ell The bo.ses sssac-
tons OF a extenase m~rcsarls hooss. THms notcrsts
Cheulas eorxinirs rsfssucss ke., ca 10 sbtans1 ~
sboY:.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04
NOR SALE-A Farm of a. acres. large

nee House Barn and Out-builiingS large Apple-or-
eharo aud ether Fruit 81 wstered and hign stale
OF eultly alton An excellent Tavern stand
Also Farm Of ~ acles small ilOose aud barn, land In
Sc,neut order about miles nom Plsinh-ld, J.
A'so . Fam Of Is acres new II guse a. Barn and
Ns,onhouss plesssnIly located well wateec asd excel.
lent land IL Psned cheap for casa or exc hanged
tor City or Williamsburg pIoPeIr Apply to
4. SHERMAN No Io6 Ns~.u-st.
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EXCFLSIOR -Parents Wishing 20 End
"PCNCU EVENING CLASSES

ENRENCH EVENING CLao>"o
Mons CHARLlER g s,u,ts u ths UHivststy OF
pm, sop Of an eva recA pastor y tn Prots I1sn
tso-ousb instruction Of sn who desirs 70 'ea tns
Er-rrs language HIS VII con neoee 90 tne eIn
=, -, AZ n, srse the Of No ls Wal
49, :. opposite TIRE Methods SOoS Rooms aae be hei %
nOkDAf ans THURSDAY kNENINGS' from = - ;
e'r,cs pr,-- IS per quarter Mons all also organize
ce, IN ether parts Of the city crowded sufficient aaa-
b~r srpv For foil infoTnston Inquire a. NJ u Nade.
A. OF 81 No le9 Mulberry on the eveninEs aooEe "a NED
80. rl.ssof ten OF q, re Is sim It,ns0dsy formed
N. chare viii be euese - per quarter TIE beat 's
arena, II thf city Eiver-
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.,rrpopOIJrAN PIANO-FOK FE.

IU MISUNDERSTANDING srn ~, lsrse as.or.
- the sperc'c No 90 snOsdwy 49,, Ia, xslods.
-. purchasers are tI>it TO call A. 80 ar,.sv.y
0N' HtNRf q WATSON, Manager, No o., o-e-
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lIARSH'S COURSE of BOOK-KEEP-

lH iN0.-A complete, bs,uuful ana practical work,
pnnted cooG.l adapted private Instruction ~ pp
octave Price 81 Is. let thoss VI no cannot syd them
course Of Lessons ,utho this hook
good tescher 10 itself SO At c c. MARSH Junns
Ro MS Tor the Practice Of Boos keepnx No 34 Broad
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SCHOOL. for BOYS.-B A. SMITH,

SCHOOL for BOYS.-B A. SMITH,
s- Principal of Leicester Academy, Mas ~. ogsh 90
Waeue.d., tie 18th VI september next In Fa Hssen'
Conn family school Tor bDys The oambeI vial DO a.
ited I, t,s,y. The location deli Shttul snd puplu
will hnd IN tho family Of Mr. Vles-ant no ne and
enjoy "a entail His paat experience an success
TEACHER a,e sufficient guaranty that thu very heat OF IN
strueiOu will b. afforded For further Information address
D. /. SMITH. Fai, Haven, Conn. ~,
less Dr. J. Bolton, No. n East l4h-t; Thomas Dssay
Esq, No ia nc-y Cotu, r sPrsgne 'Ons, 40 W.
PeaIlst ID Appleton, Esq No 20" Roadway ksed-
Esq No 2ls Ful'on--t New Yors City Rev George Aleu-
Worcester, Nass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04

NOR SALE-A tenement House and
il Lot No So Muoenyr Also, House and Lot No
rs Allenst Ap,ly TO ROBERT flSHER No. l7S Essen-
n from 20 A N and 70 2. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04

THO LET, rent moderate-A new four
Il story AID basement Dweliins, with modem imo9sv
us ut. ed on north ds II 1tbst lH te-' ~ss 81 To
Ccurtlsndt-S
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NOR SALTWATER PRIVILEGE.

6O ares Of Land, situate 10 the town OF Rhiaeoeck
Dutches, County miles southwsrdy from the village 81
Rhinebeek and esstwarsly trUm the HudsJn River aud
Hudson River Railroad. two mice Upo1 the pre- Mise
are excellent mil SITES with fall OF water OF great vol
une of about sxty feet afording sufficient motiy
NJ wsr fr several large mills sctres The land good
and weluubered This desisble property has 90,
heretofore been offered 20 the pu6lic Inquire OF GAh'
RI TYSON Khins beck. or OF FRANCIS T. GARRETT
non No 50 John at New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04

NOR SALE-With immediate posses
SION, the large threes,ory orrk dwelling House and
Lot No SO West 2st ct delightfully."- situated oppo-
site the Pa Of the Theological Seminary. perfect
oroer; walls sll psntsd plumbing very ful and eomeete
baths closets boz al furnace Nc FOR Key and per
mission 20 view the house apply 20 JAS. v WELLS
ESQ III 9th-av., or to WILLIAM HAIRS ELL Is CAh 81
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&C FISCHER, (lste Nuuns &c

r~,,s. msausstof, and wsrereoG, 20 ''v ~, -
49, sar.sr u De, Pisno-Fores Vat, g. 80 s..c,sS
sen - .ns ostsa, tube. veil calculated '@ ssoV"s
rssesse 49, So,t,s tuned repaired and esshanfeo
~ " -al.n EohAn Piano Far'es nor sse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04
nun WADDING and PERCUSSION

W hDDiINO anu i cIbOOoSIOy
~ CArs-Eieys Cloth Gun Wsddlns the best sad
sneapest 1cie Used Eleys Percussion Cape Win Car.
trcses and sporting hstenas Powder Plsxa 10 arss
sac s..ofeos OF tbe above for as BY tho
TRAScis foMEs SONS. Nc q M.,a.o.l...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04

TyO LEr-To small respectable families,
Seven. apartments IN Eat 2ls-st E'eh door os tae
CIoon wsrer 70 zach re Of rOons. Two r2oms twoos
lam, and two pantres Inquire 81 No lsv E,s zls'n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04

TITO LET-Front Basement. Par'or ami
Tesroom with .ldirs doom Of s,aned E.ss' Caa no-I
and Bedroom TIE house Is pe~ rooms i-fss saa ne-s
nelly furnished and very detir.o'e iof sna Is1iJ
vbo1 .h;Ioren References exchanged loquire on TIE
pr, uises No $50 Safest between NeT1s and FoEerS
Brooklyp
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ZIP y q Nash, who has been Tor

or than wsoty i've year. s.e'd IN 'escnlns p ~,
=. =, m, citx snd sewheie hess -aHe 20 80 v.
SIC "a I'd an. ,ubne generally thst he has on "sno W
a. a. sbsoe Psno oit-s le,ee'ed ~ hin.e OF n,ch
YoK sno Bo,or manufacture oJ ne -. =. "A e,Sno
- Lii al Al manufactures prices Ne oni m W o.
sr sal. az 20 let 3 Lessons gwen IN Sns ns ~ .asa
tore steuentsiy ~ I'm y. ,,v.n n n N>St
OF wntcn que ho'i0e "" No sia Brccme-st Nee. YORK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04

WAN rED-l'o Let or Purchase In
w Astoria OF Rsvenswood, comfortable house Tor
u1odeTste sized family with a small garden attached td
Tres. Box No 92S New York Post Office, giving particulars
Of house. location, and terms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04
OSSFY SEwINARY-L.LYON,A.M..

TIE LYON " D. and Mrs " LVoS- PH1cios.
CIR OF bo.rdns srrsnfen -ntS sina $40
trin .pd h..lthy rcafion couhn- r~ncer TINS n
.s,-grion d..r.b- r-.nft Eor ---scg thoroofh
srd .cc.lp.h-o edu~srioo Pupis received q soy nus
T,. I.f, l. on thu b-suuul 1,Sin Of tire Cosa-csch
Rivsr p-sr h- ..hosfd aud es-y o. sc~ss ~ h- W.
-, fh t-.cb-r. ard pupil. are farni,ned ~rh eiessut
Carriages snS sell frsiued sssd- hrs-s Circu rs esn q
ia n WIN q LYON Co, D-y~t- OF oy sfdre-s'hs
,h prinriuais a F--X
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04

NOR SALE.-A neat HOUSE, three

stories and has with under CELLAR butt BY days
oik aud bAhed the beet manner, with m.ble mante
ranse I'd 10 44ta q lso feet east OF oth
av Terms IN 5seTato. Inquire on the p emisss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04
CNGLlSH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IL Wooi FlaI and silh Machinery nansfActuroa ~
esr, Curts Co. Manchester, imported to yrdsr Pap
nent IN NewYork Address, for pnces No, their author
sss agents in the United statss JAS COCKER co.
No - John st.. New York.
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and FENDERS.-H. KEEL

~ LEf's Crate and Fender msnufsotor,, No 50
eroome 81 three doom west VI the Bo~sry sdoioins Or
Cones Church Builders sud others about purenas.
Ina would DO we'll 10 call ~ he IL confident that his p.tsrs
br variety and eheApness. are mrpassed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04
DlANOLEURTE WAREkUOMS, No.

III S6l Broadway, Ons door above rhowpsons saloon
Persons about purchans Pianos invited 10 call o. she
Wsrsrooms Of BENNErr co. where they will md
an .s.otuep of Rosewood Piano fores of modern styie
lysry instrument warranted for years Shsals doubts
be 10 quality, the payment may b. deerrsd
anti such doabs removed 30 Pianos received I'm Pae
s.yuent for new once New aud baud Pianos 10 A
Nsnufactory Nos 81. $40 and SIS Rivinston-st
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. about pur-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. about pur-

chasing Pianos will and Ia To their advantage 20 c> =
4 Glenn & Go q Mandatory No ist Fntonst w "
Broadway) general assprtmsnt II mshogsny AID nse
wood Pianos constantly hand which will bs cold low cs
cash or approved Dealers supplied on b.rsl terms
r. GLENN 4 co, No l9t Futoass
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Mdehinerp, or.
COTTON Factory MACHINERY

~ FDH sALE-At NJ ehsnicsvtils sarstoga Co, Dy the
American Linen THREAD Company, ss follows Cards 8
spinpins Fransa Speeders Mules SpDolns Frame, 80
3pindlss. Wrappers Presses 80 Looms Cans Bobbtps,
Reeda Harness. Shuttes NO 40 All ofwhisb at prices 10
Der cent less than the original cost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04

Two LET-To a small, select Family
Hsfof 6 handsome tbree-s0ory and basen5nt ores
House DELIGHTFULLY."- ocsed 10 Csrollrt pear CI.n'on -
ean,b R,nLvn The house velve rooms and Il
sI,.sny fp.b-d gas and oth.r conveuieooes ros
s..sie gwen in Oetober. Rent aGO Rei-rsnees rvsn
ara resnirsd. Address immedisteiy, o z. O. Inoous
Office.
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-, .,N PIANO. FOk rES-No. AL

~ ..-v hi s,~n Howard aad orsa' -
49, ,,,".,t II asllst D.si. Co maca s,%,SJ
f.ne ,.ons ver rsh a,ls. .,'o 80: Also ana
S'stoe 400 49, h.,S Pi.no. including r 6ier
~ without ,a- oh.o. all . Sh,So ss TaoMrsoN
-. -, py,crs Pianos "a Lot LiN'o1N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04

"ANTED-To rent, by small, gem
nelghbOrhood OF Broadway The best OF references
eiysn aud required Address JOHN, this office.
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WASHINGTON CITY, SATURDAY FEBRUARY I, 1852.

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lands.
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VOL. III

Sugar Plantations
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and Rod Iron.
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Locomotive generally.
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Managers of Stationary Engines.
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Makers in general.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF HAMP-
Al DEN SYDNEY COL L EGE RICH-

M EDICAL DEPARTMENT OF HAMP-
wi DEN, SYDNEY COLLEGE, RICH
MOND, YA.-The thirteenth Annual Course OF
Lectures will commence on Monday, the 18th OF
October, 1850, and continue until the LIST OF The
ensuing March. The commencement for comforting
degrees will be held about the middle of March.
r. l.. BoHANsAN, M. D.. Prof of Obstetrics
aud Diseases Of Women and Children
l.. w. CHAMBERLAYNE, M. D.. Prof. of Mate
ria Medca and Therapeutics.
S. MAuPN, M D., Prof. of Chemistry and
Pharmacy
and SUI Anatomy.
CARTIER p. JOHNSON, NJ. D., Prof Of Anato-
my and Physiology.
DAVID H. TICKER, M. D. Prof of Theory and
Practice of Medicine.
ARTHUR E. PErIcoLAs, M. D., Demonstration
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The study of practical Anatomy may be prose
;uted with the most ample facilities, and a. very
trifling expense.
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olties for becoming familiar with the symptoms,
diagnosis, and treatment of disease.
xpenses-Matrculario fee, IS. Professors
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servants attendance, is usually SO to So per
week.
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Oct. 2 Dean of the Faculty.
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NEW PROSPECTUS

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American Statistics.

A short time past we published sorle statistics
relative to the number of soldiers supplied from
the different States to the revolutionary war. De
Bows Commercial Review gives some tables re-
ave to this, and other subjects of equal interest,
which we copy. -,
/. The number of soldiers furnished by the
American States.during the revolution, and the
population of each State in 1880 and In lo47
2. Principal battles Of the volution, their sew
eral dates, commanders-in-chlef, ana losses on
each side.
3. Amount Of continental money issued to sup
port the war, and the estimated cost in specI
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