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TOKE, TAR, AND LIME on hand, and for
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ss fuel gives intense heat, and ignites almost
readily as charcoal. The Coal Tar lie used
chiefly as paint, for the preservation of timber,
iron, &c. The Lime being hyimpregnated with
ammonia, is Of great value a manure, and far
superior to the ordinary lime when used for that
purpose. Dec29-tf
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AN ADDRESS TO YOUNG MEN ON THE
N TEMPTATIONS or CITIES; by Rev. r..
w. Cushman. FRANCK TAYLOR.
Nov ~ 'r
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The number OF aPpropriations under the act
of llth February, ls47, has increased in conse-
quence of the repeal of the last proviso of the 9Th
section, by the passage of the act of Dad of March,
1852.
Bounty Land La,cs Of 2Sth September, 1850,
and 22d March, 1852.
The execution of these laws has been steadily
progressing. Up to the present time the number
of cases received and registered amount to about
200 600 w.. ...
OF which there have been admitted. E. 40, O5S
Now on the files for animation. 800. 4 53l
Suspended for future proof. ...-..... 55,Ill
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SPLENDID SCHEMES OF THE
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES
For December, 1852.
r. FRANCE & CO., MANAGERS
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,

conducted in public, under the superin
tendence of State Lottery Commissioner.
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SHIRTS, SHIRTS, SHIRTS,

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~ mcndous Adventures Of Major Gahagan; by
Thackeray. .. n ..... .
Essays from the London Times; second series.
The Successful Merchant; Sketches of the Lille
of Mr.. Samuel Budget, late OF Kipgswood Hall;
by William Arthur, M. D.
Basil, Story of Modern Life; by w. Wikie Col
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The Fiscal History of Texas, embracing an
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the commencement of the Revolution in 1884 to
1851 2, with remarks on American Debts.
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June 10 Merchants Exchange, New Orleans
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olSH sNeisce.--BJfL ASSOCIATIONS AND
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~ Land RefOrm-Oue struggle Wore "A
- Gathering Of Land Reforner and citizens gsnef p
cSTIJRsDAY EVENING, May 20, at O'Clock r. NJ 70
the United Sates Senate the importance OF IN
- of that body. Douglas, Of illinois, Walker, OF
ssss. ems other members VI the Senate, with James
y - IoSr Van Buren, Horace Greeley Theodore e. Tom
10y SSss Dana and other able speakers, expected
!. 49, ,bs meeting By order Of the COMMITTEE.
ss"e JOHN COMERFORD,
VIM v. BARR,
JOHN II. KEYSER.
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THE BATHING SEASON.-Cape

Il May. n 1.-The increasing resort to THE kshionaho
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Ten thousand copies sold.
THE FORTUNES and MISFOR


THE FORTUNES and MISFOR-
Il TUNES of HARRY RACKET SCAPEGRACE-A
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NETWORK, TUESDAY, MAY s5, 1852.

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~ Notfce.-PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY
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~ N0tice.-OfFIcE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY
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TTHE MARINE HOTEL., Al Fairf;eld.

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- Thc Regular Meeiius of the New.YOrk
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SHEPHERD KNAPP, President.
-. Nv CuRrIs Secretary.
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Mem Dnbliratiotls.

BY the author Of Stuart of DuReah" Thsday published
A LTAMONT, or THE CHARITY
N SlSTEE By Hon Mrs. Norton author of " Stuart Of
Dupesth," Woman's Reward" &c
M Noons reputation novelist Of the highest order No
-oh OF tenersly sd
ured than Stuart and Atamont. for blaney
equal II remarkable for the great
which and Tor the
harrow ,us intensity of plot and incidents.
Price Is cents. BUNCEA BROTHER, No lS4 Nassau-st.
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THR CQRSlCAN BROTHERS, q new legendary TO
nance BY Alexander Dumas.
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[0TNTgY BOARD-Hudson River

II - u.nsaon House, hot u Soth-sH Spseioot
~ ace al ne ifI God bathing boating hsninG sne
sssm1s ode and Of 2 .s combined Fos
snd stesinoosI. :. ~. bus. or 70 Mers Moore hon-
RsIuiss, sI.ssrs cor Exchanssplaes and Hsnsvsss
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WANTED-By q gentleman

ID and sli family IN private family west OF Brood
xsy The location must be pleasant and near ths broedway
cage roues None need Apply aniess they ecn nvs s os
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Vs-L Licensed BY the Sfatc.-This large end sfeibly
Grested Hall offered for BY the night week o.
for long period its capacity 10 about sqaars tsst
bens nearly double the are Of any other hail the
10 he mp win gas and IL meet delightful airy eo
all the principal hotels the Perspns couiua
south with exhibitions of various kinds viii to th>tx To-
to call 7. N. MCCORMICK Co. rasstss Build
fp,
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- Netsee 20 Passenger from Panama .
Qsil6rnia. The PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CON
kA EEL called upon give public notice that no noAee
- hrecoxniyed by their agent Panama which not
~ ~ az officer Of this Company. and that tickets thus
pa can be obtained only At their Agency No Ia wss
y4a0NG HARRIS CO. New Orleans Newly orb, jan
u ,sa By order, WIN. n. DAVID0E Secretary.
~ Daniel 4. Macfarlan, Real Estate and House
xtsrt honses rented and collected Residence Nc
% NAV Othee hours, TO A. NJ, and 10 O'Clock, M
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HOUSE, DANBURY,

w CONN, will be opened by the subscriber on tho lse
81 June IL pleasantly located within few rods Of the
Railroad Depot The house large newly built and alum
dainty supplied with pure and cot spring for bathing
Il fitted with all the OF modern boz
tes Danbury about three hours ride from ths city BY the
New-York and Neville and Danbury aud Norwak Rail-
roads and offers attractions those wishing Wait the
country during the summer months W. StM0NSON.
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BOARD.-A Lady, and one

~ two Children, ob,sin board in Farm House on
the South side Of Staten Island mles from Vasdsoilfs
Landing two miles the Island to the Steamboat
LANDING at Rossve The location 10 retired, and very
B. aatiin being directly the Bay. Address FARMER,
Staten Island. ct The Tribune Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25

AS GovERNEss, by young Lady, in a
respectable family Is fully competent instruct in
ali the English bra, ehe also Music and French Address
Z. L., Tribune Office.
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DICHMOND HILL HOTEL, Staten

III island (late the Richmond Seminary r. KEIs-
LIT hegs inf the public that the SEMINARY VIII -
entirely odeed for select Family Hotel open for the
the 9TH OF June Patc0sp be Obtained st
s w BENEDICT,S store. No. 5 WaIl.st. N Y.
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d. TIE New York Opfhainiic Hospital, ior
~ S o. The Eye Al No S1nyyesan'-st near cor I'd sv
Ne .as Association. Hon c 5. WOODRUFF, THIS DAY,
60 y Sl2 o'clock NJ Members of the Medical Froiss-
s,noeuts u Medicine invited 10 attend ite
Tor the reception Of patients Any trthef 10
Ast,S isaave to the Hospital may be Obtained rom me ,
Hss-.ec Surgeons viz: DR.. ID L. ROGERS, No. ITO
ssssssefst- OF Dr. MARK STEPHENSON, No. l67 East
~ hear 2dav BY order ofthe Board
JOHN j. DAVIES, Sec
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- The Members Of Washington Prospect
se No. 40 A. d. Of q. r.. requested to be pune
~ n s,teud the meeting of the Lodge THIS EVE
iEG 18th May as very important business will be
rsbt be ore the Lodge. BY order, X. BURGESS, W. g.
SIX.rs,Nc r. g. pTo tem
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ID can be accommodated with suite or angle Rooms.
s.sd OF unfinished with fall or partial soafd In ths
four story brown bouses ehsbly situated Ia
zSS.t beween 5h and 6th-aw The houses are new and
x furnished contain all tie modern improvements APP
NV ~ No IS and 81 West zdst between 5tb and bth avs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25

A S NURSE, or Chambermaid and Seam
IA stress by respectable young Woman with good city
reference Letters prepaid Address D. Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25

4 S general HoUsEMAID in a small pri-
IA waite family, by respectable young Woman shs has
the best of city references Apply at No. Wiow-s-,
BROOKLYN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25
Coekton's New Romance for 50 Cents
'DHE COURTSHIP and ADV EN-

THE COURTSHlP and ADVEN-
TURFS Of STANLEY THORN Showing his sd.
ventu early hhis adventures while yet green-norn
his tirst matrimonial adventure, which was runaway
msfchhs seeord marriage HE wife, and the causes
nth the thousand incidents and roT ante
,reo,es OF Young man sbo sways looked ga ,ns IN
o,r kuss Of world in fact just such world e. the nina
or chooses make for the body TINS "a
2SS closely pted large octave pages fnce ~ oens
li.he6 and f.r sale wholesale and retail BY GAhhEfS
co M 2. Anp-xf.
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TOOL AGENCY, MUTUAL

- BENEFIT and SAVING INSTITUTE.-E ii.
WILCOX Proprietor, No 293 Broadway Schools Fami-
lies and Teachers have successful negotiation according TO
mer One per cent in advance cancels sd expenses
and procures the required compensation in more en-.
gageents secured by transferable cheek Twenty va
cancies.
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4 RESPECTABLE WOMAN wants situa-

~
IA ton do do cooking in a private family boarding
house also situation by young Girl to do light chamber
work and waiting would have no objections 10 90
in the country. Call No. LOG lthst ID floor back room,
can be seen for days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25

~ broadway Insurance Company .-Ohcsho.
M ohoADNAY, corner OF CANAl-ST.
CAPITAL $2NO,000.
WITH A SURPLUS.
dsrs BY post or in person viii receive prompt attention
- DIRECTORS
esureman Hssted Charles Sanford John +. Fisher,
xson Harper, Chester briggs Aaron Arnold,
n Brady Saml h. Althause, VIM. Truslow,
M B. Skidnore. Bernard Smyth Crowell Haddcu,
~usoo y. Hun. John w Mersereau John Mclean,
6&oc1c Kirby Helmus NJ Welis Stephen V. Albro
SSecfr Cobb, Matthew Bird james Foster,
isoes w. fdrnoues H. NJ Forester, Washington Yale,
mpcty, Reuben W. Howes John W. Ruinsey
~ Camp, John r. Dickinson, Francis Gocine-
- HIRAM NJ. FORESTER, President
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4 S Cook, by young Woman, who is
~ a.ood Washer and froner Has good reference. Can
be seen r two days at No III West l7hs between 9Th
and 7tb.ays.
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As Cu.mRrRMAIp and Waiter, or to

~ of children and do plain sewing asslst N
washing and ironing by Protestant Girl Has goa o,y
reference from her last place Hzs no obeeton ~ tne s0
try Cal al Nc. sci lstav, between 18th and SpsnTfA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25

A S general HOUsEMAID, by a very re-
IA spectacle Protestant young Woman, Of good moral
habits in private family. ls good Cook and hrst-rae
asher and roner The country pref, ned Call at No IA
18th ST., in the rear house, third floor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25
ITO MACHINE TENDERS.-Wante,

II Man accustomed to attend tax DRAWING and spin
Mug machinery capable of teaching operatives to piece
doh &c and willing make himself useful about the fac
tory To faithful and competent person, steady employ
ment be assured. Apply at No. Sc Southst, to j.
MORTIMER HALL.
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mo PAPER MERCHANTS.-The adj

vertisss has good knowledse OF me rlper 'n ~ e
iusiness ard DESTROYS to obtain place ss % ..sn
sve good city reference. Address me 70 rAr En- a. ''
flee Of this paper
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DROADWAYT EATER-E. A. MAR
il SHALL sole Lessee-THIS EVENING Nav d, will be
performed for the first time Drama in Erss entitled
LOLA M0NTEZ IN BAVARIA.
DAbel his Prime Minister Jesuit. Mr.. Conway
Lola Montez, Countess of Landseldt Mile Lola Mones
To conclude with the Comedy in one act of
POPPING THE QUESTION.
Mr. Henry. Mr. Davdge Miss Bifio Mrs. Vernon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25
NOUNTRY BOARDING.-Four Ge

" temen and their wives can Dc s1 ,SS tn boass
Be ard in the village Of Huntingdon LONE .v between
t. harbr and the village which for nsan me 1,s
nins ana fishing cannot be surpassed napEks COSDOR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25
BOARD at a FARM HOUSE.-The
CAPE MAY-SEA BATHING

~ CONGRESS HALL viii be open the lOth OF June
next The location Of this house and the hlyn ana oeau
Grounds in front render il the most desirable OF on tns
Island The proprietor hopes TO merit continual 20 OF '
'-I w B. MILLER, Proprietor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25
mant employment.

A S Cook, by respectable young Wo-
IA usn is well experienced in cooking aud baking is an
excellent washer and has objections to 60 into the
couny good citv reference be for two days. Ap
ply at No Charlon.st. near Prince.