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fNHE FOURTH REVISED EDITION.

4 MITCHELLS SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY AND Ar
LAS.-THOMAS C0WPERrhWAlI x %, 70 49,, -,
Rcvs Edition Of the above well known SOD P pnaf Tol.
TIE various changes political and territorial ~hlch nave
occurred oil quarters Of the earth duiug me past Jew
yesrs- the large number OF geographical GscoVsres
made aud the great amount Of Information iHIneu OJ
lIsaIsw ednion Of MlTCHELLS GEOGRAPhI AND
Atlas - .,.-.,,A
mpe,e than any heretofore attempted IAe OoA na
i-en enti!ey written and fully brought up 70 I7 es
tune. Advantage has been taken ot nsly sossesio -,
odeIed by distinguished practical tesehei', 70 ~
work IN It's general plan and Arrangement an3
VIII hear the closest criticism ooth WIN ielsen ~
geographical accuracy and adaptation oI use IS 'Ooi
nsr nal ,-..t.-
two beautiful Maps ely coOrco and nney ecu'ei
In the best style Of the giyes fully epesentus Al
the resent geogsrh discoveries With the lnted st4es
Mans tle>Ay great pains have been taken 70 eNlo cor
reilly railroads Of the couuay ne" county
lines srd the trre position Of many new snd Important
towns not generally represented IN School Aliases
Nv. and eNceleit Mans Of W scousip Michigan AID
TeNs have been Introduced Others showing the ANGUS
routes 10 the Pscc by the lstbiuse Of Panama, ehusn
,sose ard Nicaueus are now added, together with
Map Of the Sandwich ISLANDS.
N nfo,mst,on obtained with ference the States
ara Territories west Of the Mssssp? discoveries Of
ispteDAn De Haven IN his search for Sir John Franklin,
- - - t-.,.lles IN Gen ira and southern Area
s3 In Australia have been incorporated IN the work In
or II 3 believed that discovery or chanse o. any IA
porienoe icr tie last ten yeGrL left unnoesd in h'
TIE At!aa also contains niLe Qusto PAGES o. statistical
matte arranged in tables and eomphea ron 'he ao't 81
cirsl nountars and volcanoes, the ensino iVS.s t-e
oIe Islands and lakes the extent a1d pcpnaon
90, ;Te,t countries sna the population Of ths principal
',es noo The globe al compiled from late ana the Inos
,sba(le su'borss In the department o. Ii,sa 1tiqs
l.Ise tai.s are yety complete, ard exhibit fully the
evil ad9, ard politics. condition 1 SsaoS Of 70 ne
- 80 Re ,s;Iroxls and canals OF the nited stA,s
sSS :se pre.enns At the sysn; "a tie
history Of each State. and wht VIII % s..,i 81 ne
teacher, full table Ct the u
MON. =, o.-srb, Ard A.i,s will
be s0eD followed by
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LvARM for SALE in WESTCHESTER

Il COUNTY-Eishty acres of beautifully located and In
hiSh state Of cultivation situate ia the town OF auhonI
the Purchase road Of mile iTom the Rye station OF
tie New-Hayen Ralrssd and hours from the city The
properly oonIiss OF large dwelling house two tenant
houses carriage house. iceh0nss cider mill and other out
houses Ia complete order three s1p- orchards and other
fruit la atunCsn:e. Stock Utensils DO had at low
prite Five and upward the entire faTp ~ be
sold low, and on accommodating terms Apply 10 HENRY
MORRIS, on the premises, or 70 " J. STEWART No III
Sou hist
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T'ARM for SALE, TO LET, or Exchange

n fT good City Property 1T has 10 acres Of which 20
IN woods buildings and pley good water close TO
the house y miles from Yonkers Ilads X YER Railroad
mile from BTonXsille, X lem Rsirosd This land good,
fruit In abundance Can DC reached daily from NeV-York
hyiaro.d. and eanboats ties view, very fine sltu
alton hsh and rocky; undoubtedly healthy Price $3.50,
Of which twothds can stay ocHd and mortgage Apply
a. No. 10 Piatttt, up stalls
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VILLA and COTTAGE

DSITEs at Upper Morrsans, for sale very
bs and prcsThis property not surpassed IN the
vicinity OF NewYork for beauty of location, scenery and
"a ubrity large portion beautifully shaded with
green and forest size Of plots yaius from quarter
10 three four acres. Apply II MORGAN n co, Station
ere No ~ Pearls NewYork, or To VIM. JARVIS, Upper
Mo
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CLJFTON. STATEN ISLAND.-For

Building Lots and Cottage Sites, tho Mar
rows IN the central ard desirable pat OF Clon. The
avenues seventy feet wide and the extreme purity Of
the Wster with the bssuty Of the view commanding tho
Bay City and Narrow the exquisite drives aud walks and
beng the vicinity Of churches schools aud other sdysn-
render most attractive residence In the neigh-
borhood OF this city The ferry landing at
within half mile, but steamboat dock will DO imme-
dsey erected front Of this property and the eosso the
two ferries run regularly the island every hour Apply
to VIM w. VAN WAGENEN, Posts Buildings, Ham
oyer.st or VIM MCLEAN, Stapleton, Staten leland.
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THE CURIOSITIES of ETYMOLO-
-Secnnd eiiticn OF Irsnch on the Study Of WordA

II -SecOnd tJlI-n " O4u<
Now ready. Price - cents
Trench Ike ha;ey has the happy faculty. Of simplifying and
akns PLAN thlss themselves complex and obscure
lChnstian int.figsncer
He dourses truly learned and lively upon the
orEnsl MY Of the derivation and history
words Will their morally and separate sphere Of meaning
Evening Post
"Au Thoughtful reop who wish to VIDA; they TIM and III IL
What ;hJ Will derive much advantage from tie study this
voilue.n fStudaut
Here book that Is worth m weight gold 70 the capa
be Of aIprecsrs the saue Of tie st idy Of words"
Musical World
Win be ready the Goth.
MIN OF TIE TIME IN 1852; or Sketches of Living
Notabes: Authors, Architects Artists Composers, Dem
sgogues Diyines Dramass, Engineers Journalists Mon
archs Ministers Novelsts Phsnthropists Politicians Po
eta, Preachers Swans Statesmen, Travellers Noyagen
Warriors &c, &c / vol limo, cloth. 81 80.
J. ). REDFIELD, Clinton Hall
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4 T PRIVATE SALE-Two-sto story brick

"A House and Lot. No, 5Ci Broome st, Laurensst
bIiek House and stable north east corner Vt
Bleecktr and Lsurenssts-
TIE valuable property north west corner OF Bieecker
and Greenests So feet Blocker aud 100 feet deep.
House and Lot No Eleventh u Wilhamsburgh.
Farm or Country Seat at Hastings the bank OF the
North River u miles from NewYork, containing IS acres
good house barn ard outhouses III eequsrtss u mile
f5m the railroad depot For particulars aud terms Of tho
bove apply 20 COLE Chiffon, No. Wsl-st
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NTOIINT WASHINGTON HOUSE,

MOUNT WASHINGTON HOUSE
NH BY HORACE FABYAN White Mountains, N H
TN celebrated Hose s situated at the hot of the Western
sopAo the White fountains snd In fun view OF the en-
tire rnse Of their Hottest rmInts Pesods travelling for
pleasure sport here enjoy pure mountain siI pio-
tuTesque sceney ana the trout streams OF the White Noun
tains large splendid stud OF Ponies will be found 81
this House. always readiness for those wishing to ascend
the Mountsn-ss.e aud ootedmOst Of them having
had training three year. with intelligent and
sentlemsrly Guides HORACE FABYAN, Proprietor
c. JENNINes Assstant late Of the 81 Johnsoury House.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.


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AMusenertts.
GARDEN-Jogr Srrros.

--~~N>-~N-
NIBLO'S GARDEN-JoHN SEXTON,
Manhser-THIS EVENING, Aug !, viii be per-
formed the ore act Comedy OF DAY IN PARIS.
Shawl Pas Dc Deux, Mades Leeder and Laylg le; Pas
seul Tyroean, Madle Drouet Pas De Grseld, Mad lie
Pougaud and Mons Mege Pas de Matelot, Msde Ls4deE
Pas de Deux Mile Drouet and Mons Mege; La Ms1ola,
Miles. Pougaud and Lavgne; Css.agnettes Finale.
Tickets 50 cts private boxes s. Doors open az 7; 70
commence 81 8 O'Clock.
NASTL GARDE N.-FRENCH
~ OPERA COMlQUE, VAUDEVILLE, and GRAND
SsLLET comprising altogether hundred in number.
THIS EVENING. Aug. = will be performed
THE GIANTS TAUNES
In which NM MENEHAND, &c, win appear
After which. CATARlNA.
In which the ROUSSET FAMILY and Mr.. z. MAUGlN
will personate the principal narscters
Tickets 50 cents. To begin at 3 o'clock
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ETARPER & BROTHERS, No. sos

~
PesrLst frank square. publish THIS DAY
PIERRE, or THE ANTIQUITIES By Herman Mel
Vile Emo. paper, 81; muslin, 81 %
IT. Mr. Nek he write az much a will provided always
re a. well now lie sand greedy OF his
productions He has Tor ihe dehneoon OF character an
eve m he humorous grotesque, which worth Jes Zoo e
he not 20 - beaten ether on 'l-
ie al tie Atlantic other His pencil distinct the
eooe BEAUTIFUL As be- VII bear comqau
so. Win TIE cunning OF the modern freDol boot
" London Times.
Hal rot Melville already appeared before the world With pro
Which by their powerful eneTsy and general wofh hEe
both attention and admiration tbs work White JACKET wo1h
eu 10 establish him b.autl a. orie Tor tie iiife
Whatever e uIon, be writes on wen ani tf'-sh rs
ares open them you may N be found an hos Of eau
e slut larues, the strongest evidence O. an tfngsP
great gor, lofty IMAGINATION aAd pure siyle o. wiring
MYSTERIES, or CLIMPSES OF THE SUPERNATU-
RAJ Containing If the Salem NltchcI att The
Cock Lane Ghost The Rochester Rsppings The sTatiod
Mysteries oracles Astrology Dreams, Demons Ghosts
40 cent?: muslin rs cents. 81.
collection of essays on sc Tsi side o Nature
.f irr A mn nsth all wtrd ana wonderful maue.taions
N .t ~ age selon. tbi Salem WI horaf Re hester knoeL
~. g. g. No woa lie tatcct las more frhfA-ps -
strtueut O. marvellous ceeu.s
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NAST MORRIsANIA VILLAGE

IL About $50 Lots REMAINING unsold) varying In sire
om eighth Of 10 sig offered tor SALE
on the most favorable tenn, Ten down and bal
ance on or before March, 1854 Tide perfect These lots
occupy very healthy and beautiful location near and in
fan view Of the Fest River and the immediate vicinity
the residences OF several of the mOst wealthy and re-
81 eotable citizens OF Weschester County Also fine fishing
within one quarter OF a mile Several houses
buc ing and lots selling rspdly For maps and other IN
Formation eppy 20 D. B. WINTON, No Tryon-row,
Halem Ra.llnah Office. opposite City Hall
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A NEW VOLUME of APPLETON'S

IA POPULAR LIBRARY BY THkCKERY viii be
published Saturday -THE BOOK OF SNOBS, BY
William M Thsckery, author Of the elbow plush Pa
pers" THE Paris Sketch Book" Vanity Fair" &C. One
vol l6m0. Fancy cloth. 50 cents. $500
EXTRACT FROMTHE CONTENTS The Snob Royal; What
Snobs Admire; Great City Snohs On Military Snobs; On
Cleric, Snobs ard Snobbshress On University Snobs On
Literary Snobs On Political Snobs On Wing Snobs On
Conservative Snobs On Radical Snobs little about Irish
Suobs; Party. giving Snohs DDing-out Soobs; Dinner
giving Spobs Continental Snobbery; English Snobs on the
Continents On Country Snobs Snobs and Marriage; Club
Snobs.
PREDATORY REMARKs-The necessity Of work on Snobs
demonstt sted from history and proved by fectous usta
tons-I the individual destined 10 write that work My
vocation is announced ia terms Of great eloquence show
that the world has been gradually preparing itself Tor the
WORK ard the Snobs 10 be studied like other OBJ
ecs OF natural science and part Of the Beautiful with
a large l-They pervade all classes.
Rec emily published by the author uniform THE
YELLOW-PLUSH PAPERS. lvol, l6mo SOC.
THE PARIS SKETCH.BOOK. vols Iona. 81.
Mr. Thackerys novelist, and the best deneator OF
character the time Of smoe and Feans now July ack
now EDGED Montreal Transcript.
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CACTORY for SALE-Ths large and

LNAJTUKI Tor SALEl- / no IHTBe anu
Z ard commodous Buildings End Ground, now occupied
~ Birmingham Manufacturing Company situated In tho
aOurishing Of Birmingham Conn together with pow
erfu water wheels and fixtures adapted 20 any branch VI
manufacture and having water power unsurpassed
VIII be sold cheap 10 close trust and - wall ~9'thy OF
the attention Of any psrsCn requiring this description OK
property.
For terms and further particulars spp,yto
SAML LORD. No "a Maiden. lana
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INV IGHTS JOURNAL OF MUSIC,

paper OF Art and Literature, Is published every Sat-
urday at No q S6oos, Boston. Pace 81 per snnun in
advance Subscp tons received in New York by Scsrfen
beIg Luis No 4Sj Broadway Mason Law, No. Is Park
row,
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BUILDING LOTS for SALE-Four

ID Lots the north aide Of 17th-,t, 3D. two
Lots 7Sthst directly In rear OF aboye five Lots on north
5jhst Lexingtonay three Lots lst add 3D.
avs ear i8th.st three lots Bushwick ay, Williams
tugh-ioi sale cheap Apply TO
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GARDEN.-FRENCH

BROAD WAY THEATER-E. A.
- MARSHALL, Lessee-THIS EVENING, August
7-Ex;Tsordinary Excitement Brilliant Triumph Of Prof
ANDERSON the Wizard Of THE North Grand Soiree
4 Magic and Arabian Romance! By particular request
Professor Anderson will perform his world renowned GUN
FEAT, Iever attempted accomplished by any other
Artist Reserved Beats in Dress Circle 50 cent? Psrques
Family Circle and all other seats % cents To commence
al a quarter past O'clock
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COR SALE OR TO LET.-A beaati-

d YIN tohLC OIl ~ Lei "a Dcauu-
IL ful Cottage Gear Huds0n, Columbis County The
aOuss 10 conveniently eOnsTuctsd 10 complete order and
los pleasantly located The grounds ss5iBiy aid Gus
nd couA an abundance ard variety ~ choice fruit trees
reside fne shrubbery and psns There also large kitchen
,arien aud an abundant supply u water At the door It
within FIVE minutes walk u church, academy two
scnoo post Office and the station " The foad ~ which
L lsss .nsn four hsus Distant from New York There arc
Il esp oor daily communications ~ railroad ard steam boes
Sith NeygYork The location while possessing hsss nd
VAntag-. peculiarly healthy retired and pleasant and u 10
believed there few places n s snd more 1ssrab.e
Tie property will be I'D ac-ommod tins ana fos
. verv law priae For terms kc. apply 70
~ JAMES SLUIfER. No. Wal-st
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NOR SIZE IN WILLIAMSBURGH-

IL within Is minutes wax fon the ferry plot Of Land
AID lag ihTe,s0ry ock hansiOr, containing 10 rooms
aid Two wings dining and rsry rooms sad haiined 10
modem style marble nantes throughout aud me GARDEN
Also several small Houses and Los, snd 100 Lots IN tho
NIth end With Wards Of Blookfn, add en be sold on
very able teIm5 per cent ia cash. the balance on
mortgage Tor term Of years 70 sat plrchsser. foI fur
Their particulars, inquire Of DANIEL b. JONES, a.
Can brian lace, WLGmsb1fgh, or al ais once NO. w
Nesssu-st, New-York
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Dolitical Notifies.

70 First Ward scott and Graham AssOcta-
tisn.-The CLUB will meet at The Washington" No.
Broadway on MONDAY EVENING next, at II o'clock,
tor the purpose Of completing the organization &c Mem
be and those who wish 10 become members invited to
attend JOHN Ii. WHITE, President
JoHN GRIFFIN (saa,a,o5ss
JOHN A. GARDNER, )
r. Lend RefOrm.-A meeting OF the friends Of the
Homestead Bill will be held at Military Hall, BOwery OPP
poste SpTingst, on TUESDAY EVENING, al 8 o'clock.
By order, y. WHITE,
J. MAGAGNOS,
SAML. RUDOLPH, : Committee
WIN. ROWE,
THOS. BURNS,
re- Free soil meeting.-An adjourned meeting OF
the Free and Independent Democratic Electors OF the
Third Congressional District will be held THIS DAY
Saturday at 10 O'Clock A. M. at No 1888 Wiiam-st.
W. YOUNG, Chairman
WILLIAM WTsT, Secretary.
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Eea! Gstaie for Sale.
DESIRABLE FARM for SALE OF

1 DESIRABLE FARM for SALE on
"a EXCHANGE tor CITY PR0PERrY-Ths sdyer-
offer for sale excellent Farm In hs town OF Poagh-
keepsie, Y, and within two miles OF the village NON
which there plank road and accessible from the City OF
New York several times day by railroad and aesmboat
Said farm consists Of hundred aud eighty OF able
ard i've Of wood land. IL u well wsiered by numerous
stresms and large portion iocosei with good stone
wall There lime Min upon il. Sad farm Is 10
ceen state u cultivation The buildings at present
substantial and commodous consisting Of a Dwelling
House two arse Barns and other out houses large por
ton Of the purchase money may remain on bond aud mort
gage for term OF years
ROBINSON FLETCHER, cor lst az and Eat 2jdst
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Notice TO PassenRers.-Passeugers per steamship
ARCTIC FOR Liverpool will please be on board az the ioot
OF Canslst SATURDAY, Aug I at IL A. NJ sending pre-,
"lelow" T.. X. COLLINS co.
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~ Pnst.Ofiice. New Ork.-NOIlCE.-fhe Eu
IcIsan Mails per : Mnl Steamer ARCTIC wll close al
ihs Office on SAT RDAY, August 7, at lO3 A. NJ
closed mail for Bremen aud the Herman STATES W DC
made Nm per " Arctic VIM. V. GRADY, 2. NJ.
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pOARD--With good accommodations,
- can be oOtained a. 10. 81 Irving place one block co.
OF Unou-squae.
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CLARK. AUSTIN q SMITH. Deal

" ers in Books and Stationery have removed from No
2O5 Broadway No Pakrow, aud No Ann e., opposite
the Astor House
In apnouncng to our friends and the public, removal
10 the elegant building located above, we would
State that as have extensive accommodations
than before snd greatly increased facilities for doing bust
ness we shalt be pleased all dealers ia Books &c Wis
ng New and would them that our prices and
favorable to a. any other
In New-York
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L'OR Valuable Corner and other
IL BUILDING LOTS in tbs city; also corner Housss
and Lou In WILLIAMSBURG.
81 900 WANTED, on tond and norty.ge, on improved
WILLIAMSBURG property, $50 wanted also property 10
this city, for more years
For particular inquire al No IN james Sc, Y. T. Also,
Houses sad Lots boz ait and sJld there.
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ENOR SALE.-An old established Re
tail Business situated in rood neighborhood and DO
ing first business This Is opportunity for any
person business Real estate merchandise
would lie taken as part payment Address I. . A. Tribune
0uiee
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Il Hotel Of James :. Reusen IN the Village OF Jamaca,
Long Island, WEDNESDAY, the lst day Of September
10 o'clock 10 the forenoon, very desirable country
place Jansca about half mile from the railroad depot
LtannR twenty six acres Of fine and, which here ss
good cWehng house barn stable, sheds 6c FOR further
particulars inquire Of ISAAC J. ENN0OD, No. 81
Muuaytt, New.Yoik; or Of Mr.. HERMAN, IN the VII
lace Of jamaica
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~ eo AAt 70 e bisck % brown moment 4 az iej
o)sie the hair the Instant without staining The
sAn III es Hy peon fluid Tor the srot and preserya.
=" u vac human hs without nyu his Anoe,
go pound renders that US vslly unpleasant Oper
rs,nnv - oeelaeo luxury BoSles He0eaions VIII
~ 49,, G Iron the face OF any lady gentleman
NJ s 0est possible space Of tins FOR sale by A. B.
~ SSus no iA a .on-st Rushton CLARK a Co. No @7j
.1 pce saAin, No IA Broadway Csrey Co, No.
20 rsSI END By druggists and psgfanNs throughout
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GATHERS COSMORAMAS-Second
~ Series-Exhibted lSth-st and Broadway Open
rom A. d. I'll 10 P. M. Admission Is cents These
Toks Of Art consist ofa collection ofViEWs OF EUROPE
ASIA MINOR SYRIA, THE HOLY LAND, EGYPT
NUBlA and ARABIA. They sketahsd and paintsd IA
Ill By Prof Satter.
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OARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.

ID -Admttsuce TO everything Is cents; children under
70 years l2t cents. Psrquet &c, l2t cents extra
fhe Coolest Place In NewYork well the most inter.
s-ng, Is this establishment with It's entertainments
LIVING OSTRICH, the ORAN0 OUTANG; LIVING
sERPFNTs lust re oeived EVERY AFTERNOON, at 8,
md EVERY EVENING. at 8, WHITES celebrated
ETHIOPIAN SERENADERS. Singing by Miss Emma
L<sshe Dancing by La Petite Ts2liOni,
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pOARD.-Lorge rooms, with bedrooms,
furnished or unfinished suitable Cor Fa:s. or ar
sic Geatenen al No lis BeeekeTst third o.oek wss Ct
Brpaeway
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~ Annual Announcement of the Syracuse
M, deal College, IS.J2-3.-The Fourth FERN OF thu
INSTITUTION opens the first Monday in November 1852
end continues sixteen weeks.
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r. The Moth American Phnlanx, y. IA.
course Doctrina Lectures viii he given al this lnstta.
tiOn commencing the FIRST SUNDAY In August pTox-
and continuing each successive Sunday during the summer
and coming autumn. - . 49, ,.,,., q,
hessrs GREELEY. RIPLEY w. II. CLAIMING and
A. DANA have each engaged to give 8. least one lecture
Of the course other friends Of association may be eX
peeted 10 cooperate.
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Chances for Business Glen.

LyOR SALE CHEAP-A Soap and Cau-
IL de Factory ashort distance from the city doing good
business with good lease 81 low rent aud everything in
the best working order viii be sold cheap Tor cash Add
s C., Chatham square 7. q.
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u Postage siamps for sale at this office.

re- We call the special Attention Of our readers
10th Of CHAS WOOD, In PAGER Of this morn
ug b. offers for sale splendid Lots neNLske honkoahsma
Land, Aug. II, at quarter before A. NJ
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SCHOOL for SALE

I'D Any person wishing 10 purchase large ard aouHshns
Boarding School, beautifully located and easy Of access b
railroad steamboat with ample accommodations Ice houe
Outbuildngr, Horses and Carriages Io may lesra per
eulas By addressing, postpaid, BOARDING SCHOOL, Boz
No. I7Sl Post Office