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Washington telegraph., 1852-09-08

*This medallion is the work of the celebrated
sculptor T. d. Jones. No. 800 Broadway 1t was
from his model that Mr.. Wright executed the OBJ
verse of the well-known gold medal presented to
Mr.. CLAY by his New York friends The themes
of the second and third verses relate to Mr. CLAY
efforts in favor of the late war with Great Britain
and of Grecian and South American emancipation.
Washington telegraph., 1852-09-08
From the New York; Daily Times.
HI nry Clay.

Henry Clay.
INES suggested by seeing large number Of per.
sons deeply affected while contemplating me-
dalion of the late HENRY CLAY
BY WILLIAM ROSS WALLACE.
Aye, it is well to weep, and tears
For such as he are nobly shed,
Although they'll ne'er restore to us
The great, the good the glorious Dead.
The Dead; who with departed worth
Of other times, shall haiiow earth,
Making each mountain-top and glen
Grand with the dust OF noble men.
WHY do We weep!-Because we lost
Some dear ones in that battle-wrack
His genius woke, and now his face
Brings them to bleeding memory back?-
Know that It's beautiful to take
A pail for ones own conntry's sake,
And glory gids the house of those
Who fell before their country's foes.
Why do We weep!-Because q wall
OF sorrow comes from HoMER S CLINE,
In unison with groans that rise
Where PaIalala rolls sublime9
'Tis well to weep for him who gave
Freedom unto the weeping slave
Whose genius, at one lightning stroke,
Melted the Turk and Spaniard's yoke.
".
Why do We weep?-Because We Joined
The maddened men no cursed his name
And hurled the garbage of their hate
At the tall mountain of his iames
Weep on for God from yonder spheres,
Smiles ever on repentant tears,
And hangs rainbow DER the soul
Round which remorse's tempests roll.
V.
Why do ye weep?-Because the world
Is wrapped in one wide pail of gloom,
And plants tn immortal flower OF love
On the great statesmans awful tomb?
The good are glorious in al time
No matter what the creed or cline,
And, therefore, only by the good
When dead, have weeping nations stood.
*This medallion is the work of the celebrated
ulptor, T. ID. Jones' No 800 Broadway 1t wa:
I'M his model that Mr. Wright executed the OBJ
rse of the well-known gold medal presented tc
r. Clay by his New-Y York friends. The themes
the second and third verses relate to Mr. CLAY:
4 Al II
Washington telegraph., 1852-09-08
To Planters & HEerSEaEts.

-
HNHE undersigned has on hand and for sale at
Il Collinsburg, Bossier Parish, La. 100 bales Of
heavy Cotton osrabrrgs. From 500 to 25CO Tair
of home made russet Negro Shoes. FIom 30 10
30 Cotton Gins, Warranted TO poriCIm we'll
Twenty Bois d Arc Wagons, 10th for horses and
Oxen, with wooden and iron aNels, plcws OF any
pattern required. Also, heavy stock OF Dry
Goods and Groceries. a superior ard heavy lot
of Ready-Made clothing, both Tor summer, fall
and winter wear. Planters and merchants are
particularly requested TO call ard lay in supply
of the above articles, as | will sell them as cheap
as they can be bought in New Orleans and on
time to suit their growing crops. Orders will lie
punctual'y filed for amy Of the above enumerated
articles.
J. Is. GILMER.
Gy n. B-Goods, Groceries or cash PAID for
COc HIDES or Ieit'1es, good article always re-
qured. J. B. G.
June 26, 1850.
Washington telegraph., 1852-09-08
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

TN pursuance of an order of the Hon. the Pro-
i bate Court of Hampstead county. the under
signed as Administrator of the Estate of William
H. Bowers dec, will offer for sale at the Court
Horse door Of the county of Hampstead, on Mon
day the 10th day of May next, (lS520 between
the hours for judicial sales, credit of twelve
months the following described real Estate, to
wit: The West half of sec. 6, the West half OF
sec. 30 the w est half of sec 81, the North half
of North East Or of sec. 10. all in Township
Nine South of Range Twenty-seven West, and
the South West or. of Sec two in Township ten
South, of Range 81 West in order to pay the
debts of said Estate.
WM. II. ETTER, Administrator.
Washington, April 7th, 1852
Washington telegraph., 1852-09-08

LINES suggested by seeing large number of per.
dalion of the late HENRY CLAY.
Washington telegraph., 1852-09-08

Washington, Sept. %, 1851. 3s
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

FhuaSDaY. Oct. l4-6 p. NJ
ASHES nnEed inauimate; saiss made of 50
bels pots AZ - 6sa ana posr- a. IS o5 per loo b,
BHEAnsrurrs -r,oar was PETER demand NJ stvanc-
Ing rates The day Transactions resch-d IL Loo pots
ordinary to choice 81 rs 81 IS; mixed faucy
Westrrs ut 81 81 "a - $50 good Ohio "
81 81 S4 no; euperdn. Canadian &C 81 ~ ST h6i.
coDmoo 20 good southern nj ~ 564 81 10; aui fDs
rye al 81 C-1s - IS Dol Jersey neal nsnd-d
SIS eS'i per ob Wheat .-ned brisk aud STEADY; 900
bushels eserD sh,t. ftcbs1 81 o2 ~ "a; 500 Cana
dian mixed at s5s 900 inferior G.nesee red ut 81
93c ana $500 bushels uusonni southern ixed
koosn rate Rye auf oats were altered. Sons 2 $40
tuhts tour ro~ed barley tax-n AZ Too add a. 90
bi -he We.teru mixed corn, 81 III TIC per bushels
further reduction
CoIroS - The sales 600 bales to day with de.
cid dy trmer market.
Corirr loo bsg- Java changed hands at 1917 lie,
and 800 Rio At So &c. per 10 Market unAtered
CoPrEn.He heard tina 1900 lbs nd, purchased,
at 23c per 10 cash
FRuII-Two arrivals OF Dew rai.in, were announced
to-day, from which 2o0 boxes banch were sold AZ 81
60 The lat disposal Of old .as NJ ~ Is
FRrcHrs.-Fof Liverpool 1000 barred. OF -four
engaged ut La COZ bushels o. wheat ny the steamer
Atlantic baeged by ship at ca aud 900 fess of ierd
les per Ton. Cotton wa AZ IA There atls-
RATION to notice in rates london the Continent
There vas fair business doing ior California at previous
rates.
Hay There have been 800 bales sold at 81 81 Csc.
HrMr A purchase Of $50 bales American, uuaressed,
made NJ SlI0 per ton. usual credit
1Ros.-An active demand existed for Scotch pig $2T
81 50, srd English b. ss 90 per ion months
LtaD remstees quiet and unchAoyed Spanish
held at 81 SoS English ut - ESQ., Gsens ~ 81 Too,
Naval sronfs Owing to the scarcity of all articles in
this line but Few ranspired during tho day Crude
tprtentipe Wa held II - liza 81 %, per $50 lbs
spirit do at 6sc 6Sc per gallon and common rosin,
Of 81 40 q S1i55. usual terms
Oms.-Tbefe were 100 gllons linseed bought at 80.
TIC. per gallon cash
Proyis,ors Pork continued brisk at old rates. saes
made OF 500 bbIs prime nj Si5 50 SIS 6lk aud
mees at ST.. 62S SIT 6S1. Green shoulders sol
ng at sc sides ~ &c hams at 1oc; and dressed hog,
81 TIC VIC. per 10. Lard ruled rm.r 150 boz prime
bringing ii &c per 10 Beet active ut
r. a
So. and mess a. $40 so SIS Butter and cheese
unsltsIed
sriuirs-Thc days business included 600 bbs Ohio
and prson wbfkey at 23c = 234c., ari 1 IS hhts.
Drudge, ut 1870 per gallon an additional reduction
sUG.Rs-We have only to nsice sales of 800 hhds.
Muscovsdo for refining supposed NJ Sc per ID Densnd
moderate.
T.ILow-sslee OF 10000 lbs. effected at 1o,. per
b cam.
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TOTAL decrease ...,.....' .'...ss..... SsvSofs
The abo~e dsdciency does not vary much from that
prcvouy reported and probably will not be much less
~ the 81 of navigation
The Richmond Eva Despatd says thst the exports
on that port foreign porte duroe the quarter eudin
ths Sotb u, Amounted in ,sne 20 81 ooT zl2-the ar
ticiss conssine pr ncipay o. aud -four During
lost week, the ship Elzsteth Ellen cleared 70. Australia
with 10 usrcss Of tobacco md es56 barrels a,ur and
Che ship Capitol for san frsucisco with 1000 barrels
Sour beside- qusntity Of cod plank. a..
The sanexsd sts,emeot shows the receipts OF lumber
Ut Albany from the opening Of tine tbs Ssh Of
rcxsbrr -
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RE sTAURANTS.

Mrs. " FisH's NAnHArTAS HOTEL AND ptf,
NI Tex saloons No l3s fDlt0 stree between broadway
and Nhssau Mrs Fish respectfully inform her friend,
Ard the pnbic that she reopened her old
rrder her so Hnrerpar and sulcs the
hrr fsru ei a. and the pablo Having thorouEhl
Vted the house herself that Of rt will be
ads :" pese knd the tables sha be tbersy uppiied
WIN evsry fort snd iuxury ~ tho krs Fish
having hereafter sole CHARGE ~ the house tef
patrons That 'hs dshss viii be prepared by hetts spe
MADE 81 the beat materials and Ia the oIesuy nsaee,.
MS. ~ FISH. Prupdstox.
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Lsnber sss very rapidly and leaves thu market ish
hssu thsa ~ arrives ths receipts are cou1.AuveJ
s.sn IL M. ssttlec fact tast toe 'uppy oflsnoee
vfn sos be- sqp. tue dsmaDd thi- -es'on aof A.
nssss~ry sea.sq i-noe prices sovsecns Canal and
,sks ss~s~sss rub high sod there ,s ider~bs dsu,Sy
sKp<Sssnss, 1. s~,sins r1Eoaer forward 70 MARKET
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
~sEE RvENrB PAGE. xs
sEW QUALIFICATIONS.

HEW fOBLlChNtONS.
MEN OF CHARAcTER.-JACK RuNNYMEDE THE
l1 Nan Of Many Thanks by Douglas Jerpd, author Of
Ckuole ectures, &c SC Nothing equal the
unctious and erowpg humor which charactrxos
thing from the q the great English humors D,agis
Jerrod. Jack kunnymede inferior his other
produc lions Piice lax cents. BUNCE n BROTHER,
Publishers 13 Nassau street Also uniform with the above
job Pippins The Man .ho Could mt Help it, lssso Check
the Man Of az 1tus Trumps Jhe Aaa Of Many Hopes
LSNGLISH PAPER .-ENCLISu PAPERS, PER
IL steamer Ans riea-Lopdou Times, European T mes,
Bella Life, Punch, Dispatch. Dubiin Nation Freeman 8
Journal Tablet 30, &c. by steamer America for sale ~
WILMER ROGERS,
Corner Nassau and Liberty streets next the Post ccs
NEW MEDICAL BOOK, BY DIX. + HOLLICK, NOW
IN retdy "A complete popular, scientific and practical
ote peculiar and universally dreaded diseases which
rnforu ately general and which produce such terrible
effects both Individual and constitute tllustrated by
besutfu c0pred plates ard containing all the and
recipes plain English This book undoubtedly the
valuable that has been for long issued and
will service 70 pooiey in Graduating that ter
rle scnurg- which n the main If human
perft ton This book will only be found reliable
guide adver for the upfortuB mprudent but
will also DO Of great value 10 medical az il gives all the
information not % he souuo in the 9ng
sh LANGUAGE The general will slro IL with
utet for the curious and ysu,b historical aud
infors on 1t contAins Altogether IL IL unlike
any Other book Mad published aud u will In all
rrobsby excite profou nd and general interest Pr,e ST.
10 be hsd Of ok e.sru in general Of the pubihe-
T. W STRONG. - Nassau street, New York, who will
send where BY post rec receiving the money aud
address.
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.A.Cx AnTls,hNa


ssuaHEs DuPUy q CReHASOL, NO. rs VII
II lam street. apetars importers OF Fancy Ooods Jct
nc Berlin iron trt,ces, C"mbs Brooohss Bracelets
5iN Dress Buttons, Fans initiation Jewclry. Rrushas
tesos Porousson Cars Hooks and svo Calf Skins, aut
eonu and plntipas % tho caNv Mos
vlsrts .-.tet1e -~oeved ~ arc~v staewsr
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CLOTHING AND FURSITuRE WANTED Il .Diws
~ gentlemen having ~ the above dispose Of
large email es act fair cash rrco by seadn
tn, store by letter Through the Post Office vbicx
will he promp .ttsndcd TO- To despatch Dc res
prs the iost-t.. cor EN-. an Hudson str~at
Ladies' attended by are cohep
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CLOTHING.

NAS1.OFf CLOTH NG AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ ladies gentlemen having any clothing furniture or
10 dispose of obtain fair price djas
Tor the subscriber 1t his residence through pod
Iadies attended by Mrs Dusseldorf, ~ Em street.
l.. NJ. DU SSEi.DORP,
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nEhocRATiC REPUBLICAN COUNTY RATIrIcA-
s.r,. s'n sssss q. Hal. os. a.
Manifestation Meeting. viii be held It raSnsny Hsil on
Friday evening o't d. airy SlSISes soxro c,.,,m.
Hsoss T. p d kS.,.s' sseorssaris.
CEvENTH WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN CON
- mttee rooms. No "a East broadway dem Of
week sumssys eaesps. AZ 20 meet rsn evening Ia ss
prrpNsn OF n ., all after = the IT,
spProassns os@pssn ali the papers puSsa.isns and p"
Todienls Of the day will he kept h for psrus AID
always present to give them inf de-
sire by order r. G. WESl Chairman.
NINTH WARD PIERCE AND KING GUARD "A
meeting o. this company will be held at head quarters
October rs at oclooS business portaaee Mem.
bers are rogue ted to assemble 1t head quarters puncta N
order, JOHN WILSON, Conn- ad ant.
JorL o. STEVENS Secretary.
EIFTERNTH wARD-DEMoCRATIC HeADqu,R.
iourned meeting of thu democrats Of the Fifteenth will
be held Friday evening October 18th O'clock
mocrsts arc particularly reqne tied II att"ad.
CHARLES MEAD. Chairman.
TWENTIETH wARD-THE MEMBERS OF THE
Twentieth Ward Democrat, Republican Ward COM nit
day. event, 9, Oct 10 At 8sissaa No ~ Wes. Thirty
SEQ md street. 1s1.Ss ~ or dsnyrr,n
DENNIS RIVER, Secretary
Young MEMS DEMOCRATIC UNION CLUs-, ae
sular meeting 81 the club wi n heit shi Friday
evening, October is 1851 :. ~ siosk A. msrosr hssss
1s As.s. P =. snIrn. Secretaries
LrREE DEMOCRACY ATTENTION -THis tFRIDAY)
ers.i DOT 10 A. ~ OF Ii, az Jane. q J,ot.,a Y
t4l broadway on True and False Democracy Gentlemen
and ladies are invited.
MO BRITISH GOLD WANTED HERE,
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE-A NEW AND SUB
sl four story brick house. hslt ny days work.
the Seventh Twenty sth Btraet. Only Sl51
the purchase money required the balsnoc
mortgage for Eve years Inquire at 26 seventh Of
FRANCISCO ROMERO.
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Nsw Yosx srArr oAs.Ls-ToLLs COLLECTED

Deorcs-s from 1851 20 September 3D..
IncrAse nor the first week ip October. 1859.
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sss,UsES. asr,~s- xV.7.. Ms.rE0,

HOUSES WANTED FOR A NUMBER or Coon
and rssponsibls 'tensnts by tho lst % November
Tose having houses 10 let will had u decidedly o. ths
advantage to call on b. B KihShiHhR Siy Fourth Sre
cue III en- NJ
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QoARD.-A LADY AND GENTLEMAN CAN HAVE A
besu ifu sitting room and bedroom handsomely f,r-
nshei and il the most genteol quarter of the oy with
board for both Payable in In lieu Of refs
ADDRESS hrs. Henry. Union square Post office.
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nrFIcE wANTEn--A MODERATE SIZED ROOM. FOR
~ quiet occupation Would he preferred wtthts -"
boeEs - tho iost ONCE. Rent tersto Address with
tart 4 poeton
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ID Wifi and widow lady; one furnished room. aud ons
unfurnsted. Tho gentle takes his meals down town.
private family preferred Terms moderate Address H. u b.
Herald ofhoe.
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BOARD UP TOWN.-THREE SINGLE GENTLRMAN
- may obtain furnished rooms Croton water and gas
fixtures with sfssfast and tea anS privileges OF bath
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DOARDING-FAMILIEs AND SINGLE GENTLEMEN
ID wishing TO board for the winter. will md vsJ
pleasant rooms the best with all the
inn the Carroll House. 722 Broadway,
opposite tho New York Hotel.
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LIENRY WELLS AND HIS SISTERS lMADAMS II.
II Giavelii Academy for Dancing, No. $50 Broadway
combined with in s,ruotcn IN the dances most L. mode
parlor dancing through all its variations The sys
exercises the beautiful active. aud energetic DO
yslcponent Of the muscular powers Of young scholars
found highly beneficial The means OF acquiring elegance
and style Of motion n danons reduced to few
taught To step properly In walking forms part OF eaof
Glasses for Mondays and rhursdays o.
T. H. and r. NJ For ladies, days. at IL AID ~ A. IA
For and Masses WedneaaAys and Saturdays
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DoARDINC-TWO PARLORS, WITH BEDROOMS
- attached, also sing be had with full
partial hoari in the house 6y ST. Marks place. Eighth
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NTELvINA BUILDING LOTS rOR SALE, PAYABLE
w in Eve per cent monthly nstaimens-For maps pam
New YORK. Darius savage IL: Grand street kiiiasSars
Matthew II. Smith. at the Maspesh Hotel, the
premiscs.This beautiful village property selling
situated two and half miles from tho Williams
burg ferries, and fronting the Nswtown plank road,
about 80 yards east Of the Maspeth Hotel Newsosn and
hsspcth omnibussss constantly passngfare "a cents
CPTENDID SALOON, WITH BAR. on A CORNER OF
- Broadway stairs With number of rooms neatly fue-
euita hotel first class DO irdng house. for
sale at moderate price, The owner wish,nE hs oty
Apply to ;. Y. GREEN, 10 Sham ers street.
v1,nE ADVERTISER, SAMUEL PROCTOR, OF new
Long leland has got three hundred Grape viAss
sale the Isabella three years old all bearing
one or moro persons Warranted Inquire for him at the
scarsk farm. pl,ak rosd, Newtowp. Long Island.
SAMUEL PROCTOR.
ITO CAPITALISTs.-rORs ALE-THs PATENT RIGHT
for En,lsnd for forming fur hat bodies Tho business
machines he Running at the mandatory corner Of
CHS and Frankfort streets For further informatn Apply
BURR. corner Gilt and Frankfort streets.
ITO STOVE pEALRRs.-GERMAN BLACK LEAD, IN
j. hoEshoade tarrels, aud kegs. for sale by
@. o. ROBERTSON, la5 Water street
Two DRUGGISTS, 6C.-THE PROPRIETOR or A CON-
In the drug. dycsuG, paint and oil trade doing
first retail snd jobbng business wants " sell out
~ tho very hest and in
the city Of New york. rent low store SC srge with
nmmodston aid affords facilities for increasing
the brsiness and carrying country trade also To man
sir opportunity tis requested that but parties
having the required amount Ia will sppy,
others will be rssted With Address Druggist boz sol Post
ofee.
WOOD WOOD y HAVE ron SALE, AT THE DIP
W fer0nt landings on Wsokans bay n tho Hsppshau-
rock river about tventJ os rom te mouth fifteen hun
dr.d cord pine wood can delivered board IL
vesselt a. q worry low Irico. TH0S. X HRYWooD
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DRIyATE DANCING AND wALTZING'-J. II. Scar
Il ING'S Academy, at % Bond street. new GLASS com
Friday evening, 10Th inss. for gentlemen; Sa
afternoon 10th inst for young ladies and masters
syenns-to suit the ali parties Schools and
families attended, and private soroes formerly For
terms full particulars circulars at M
adan0a. \ ah0YA.
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1ITH WAKD.-AT An ENT HUSIASTIC NETTING OF
the democr 10y Of tho Fourteenth ward called ~ the
Democratic Head Quarters Got ID 1852 for the purpose of
responding TO the nomination Of Dsniel Tavlr r tho
Assembly Thomss Wheesn for Assistant Aderms, Horny
West for Assessor and Nathaniel Finch aud W
ton for Ccnsabes Tho ticket was adopted without dis
sentnR voice Resolutions fully approving OF the
state and city nominations also nsnimousy adopt
ed The meeting was ably addressed by H. j. Carr and
others after which II adjourned with nine hear cheers
for the whole ticket, and nothing but the whols ticket
srs JEFFERSON BROWN, Chairman.
f f. nhpUrs' Secretaries
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DOARI-wlTu ELEGANT SUITES OF ROOMS GAN
ID Nos. S2 and "a East Twentyt street,
dsa above Union Park and Fourth aveaAe
The houses have tho modern iuprov
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MO BRITISH GOLD WANTED HERE!!
IN democratic Regular Nominations.
PIERCE KING, AND VICTORY.
The Dem Republican Electors 81 the
Third Congr' ss nal District,
Comprising the First Second. Third, Fifsh and .hh
Wards ~ the city of New York
Are requested to Assem- hle in their might
On Wednesday evening, att o'clock,
October ~. 49,;
Corner Of franklin street and Wcss Broadway
To respond 10 the
Nomin alton for Congress az
GENERAL HIRAM WaiBRIDGE
We invite all democrato brethrsn who opposed
the employing Of British gold to corrupt the PRESS
And the interference Of English aboiitonts In
tions to come forth this occAsior.
The following eminent and distinguished orator. have
ray, Hon Miks Walsh John Van Buren, Hon. Robsr
II. Norris Hon RedmAn Price. of New Jersey Hon.
Ihos n. Carr J4mes 7 Brady. Esq Hon. A. A. Momp.ou
Gen " z Wright Edmond Blankmsn rsq. 4; x May
ESQ Col George Taylor. Capt Isaiah RynderS Enooh E.
Camp, Esq and other popular speakers.
FRANCIS FLEET. Chairman OF Convention.
+ Il E.s osn1s' seoret.rie.
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DOARDING.-A GENTLEMAN AND MS WIFE CAN
ID be with large and peasant trent room
pantry the second door apply At ~ Henry stxosA
where they will find pleasant home.
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DOARD MANTED--BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, In
- genteel French priyste family, French boarding.
house where there only y few select boarders Ne
wishes to have nicely urnished with beskfsst ana
tes and Sundays dinner Address q. NJ box 3i2 PsH
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DOARD.-PLEAsANT ROOMS PARLORS AND Bed
- mnnicating with private table IL required
Apply at l4o Broadway.
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DOARI Frs WANTED In BRO0KLYN.-A LADY,
ID having largo and we'll Furnished house. In the most
pleasant part Of Brooklyn. 10 DESTROYS of obtaining
gentleman gentleman and his wife, to b1ard most
excellent accommodations at bile charge viii Be
given. arp No Elm place three doors from Fulton
Ay BruGklyu,
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uAauua AnAnamIns.

nopwoRTHs DANCING AcADEMY. NO. soe BROAD
yny next Church. IL for thu
Ladies Glasses on wednesday At TX aad on s.tards,
and on Saturday ~ Gentlemen ciasses Monday
Wednesday Thgriay and Saturday evenings which are
the pup published circular TO BIO had at
the academy ali tho aud FASH nase dances Of the
be introduced Private lessons given rs usuh
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rUNo LET-ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE FRONT
Offices in Wall str ot reasonable terms. Apply,
Immediately to g. T. Miles farm agency. 81 Wall street
ITO LET-THE WHOLE OR PART OF A FOUR STORY
house, hand sonely furnished wash square.
for six months Hot aud cold thr ough
the house with and fixtures complete Rant cheap 70
private family. Possession Immediately Inquire ut III
Waveiley place.
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THE GRAMMAR SCHOOL of co
1NIVERSlTY GRAMMAR SCHOOL

~ -Prf JOlnson. Rector TIE thre. Depart
ents the Junio the Upper English and Classical
open simultaneously 90 Monday, Scot Pupils are rs-
eeveo al the Of seven AID upward and prepared
for The oOuntiuz house Ter adus-Ja " any College
Circulars may be obtained a. AppletOns Locx woods or
Growers bOOkito.e N Bioad aJ aud RaynOs in the
B0wery. GEO $ PARKER Prncivai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03
VILLAGE FARM FOR SALE

a $50. .s.,,u,pf the vtssc plot Of WsuPun, Farm
u - 80, said fsrm capable Of producing an
s e thoossnd su'hes OF sruin ana OF keeping sum
sr and winsf $50 head Of horses sno cattle Iee vsss
~ s.I,sy a an, portion OF NewEnglsnd there Rail,
80 rc,r huiidns wsin one nile Of sad Farm, which WIN
s,-rnn,cat- with Boston and NewfOTk; thy m,ies OF
A. sxnced 10 be ready for the this fall Wnen TINS
IsIosd 10 completed which viii be In the course OF one
wear person, leaving Waupun can reach Boston o, View
{e,t in hoirs Prison 10 located here
rrms liberal For particulars inquire, Nv mail OF other
vrse OF FARNAM A. SUMNER, Wsupun. FOND du Lac
<,ounty. Wisconsin.