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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-10
NHECKS ON the U. s. SCHOOL AGENCY

- slsbe and transferable. and procure negotiations
end engFemen with the best Institutions families teach
ard ustrcns churches organsts and vocass until the
fu smouIt Is received with nteres al the rate Of
I,r cent. The required compensation for one year
r. H. WILCOX. Founder aud Proprietor,
No 80 Broadway. above The Park
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CLERK WANTED-In the wholesale Sta

~ ttnesrirAde- who has some experience and some
krowls,. =. accounts Address MANUFACTU RER o
fee Of The Tribune stating qualifications and where the
az plicant can BE- seen.
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Real Gstatc for Sale.
A VILLAGE FARM for SALE.--For sale.

adjoining the village plot VI Wanpun Farm contain
Ing ceres SAID farm "a capable OF producing annually
five thousand bushels OF grain and of keeping md
winter $50 head OF horses and cattle The village OF Wan
Iuu about 800 Inhabitants thriving and heal
Thy any portion Of New England There 10 Rproad
building within mile Of said farm which will
intricate with Boston and New York. Fifty mles OF
expected be- ready for the this fall When this Rail
road completed which will be- in the " year.
person leaving Waupun reach Boston New York In
oIyesh t hours Tie State Prison located hero Terms
liberal For particulars, inquire by mail otherwise Of
FARNAM A. SUMNER, WAupun, Fond dn Lac County
Wisconsin.
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NNIIE BRYAN GALLERY of CHRISTIAN
Il ART containing seres Of authentic Paintings by
the most celebrated arss IN chronological order from
Guido de Senne (AD l22l down 10 Horace VerDet, Is
open for exhibition at the Society Library Rooms from
sA NJ. 20 PM. and u 20 81 Pm. Admiration D centa
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Gousfs il)ante0.

WANTED-A frst-class HOTEL in the
w City OF New-York Philadephia Baltimore or Wssh-
ington The former city preferred by who has hs expe
rence and fully competent 20 manage dstcls>s House
Address HOTEL, Box No. 7SS Milwaukee, VIA
Milwaukee. Dec. |. 1852
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pARNUM. AMERICAN MUSEUM-

~ SEA T1GRESS, ALTVE-largest in the world-soes
through its performances in the wster every day from
to 5, and from 6t to le p. NJ, but be at all
hours well the rest Of the Curiofies This Evening
at "a O'Clock, THE ORPHANS DREAMS This after
noon at O'Clock. MARRIED AND SETTLED. and also
WANTED 1900 YOUNG MILLINERS.
Admittance 10 the whole Museum Halls of Statnsry, the
Picture Gallery Chinese Saloon, Living Animals, the En-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-10
T,Hr MECHANIC-Edited by E.LEON.

NN1E MECHANIC-Edited by {: Z. LEUN-
ARD Office No lo9 Pearl-st. Terms q per year. IN
aGvauce Contents OF No ? Second Volume, present dae
Frcssons Caorc Engine its principle Of action expounded
with diagrams the Crank, the old Of us loss OF
power corrected with dagrsms) Articles IN which new
rules deduoed with diagrams Steam Engine, Loco
olive Tools Gearing Shafting Couplings Prlleys &c,
Cotton Manufacturing Review Of Patents, New lnvsn
tiCnk &c.
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LADY TEACHER WANTED-One who

n Is well qualified tsach the French language, also
Drawing and Painting in al their branches in one Of the
prominent Female Colleges OF Georgia and IN one OF the
heshiest oc.flons liberal salary Will be gwen 20 one
fully qualified. Che best references required Written az
pcs;iors aidrtsei to J. r. B. No. ss Broadway, viii
NJ Nth rrlrnrf Attention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-10
COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE

y WINDSOR, COnn.-Dr SILL intending 20 leave
town, offers for sale his HOUSE and FARM Of ~ acres
The House aud oubudngs have been recently built and
arranged with all modern improvements and oonyeniencea
incud ing Barn Carriage house, febousr, Bathing honso,
&c The place il surrounded with shade trees and well
retiss -
The beafuness Of the and the facilities Of Access
BY railroad all the large cities wth he beauty OF thu
surrounding country, renders . most desfabe Residences
Reference ma be made 10 VIM 5 ROWLAND, Esl, No.
q BeekmaL-sf., n. Y-NIndsor, Dee. !, 1904.
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Joseph LA CHAPPELLE and HONORE

~ GUYOTTE, Freuch Cooks No. 2l College place
would respectfully to the ladies' and gentlemen OF
kewYork and its vicinity that they have made arrange
nents furnish Suppers for Balls Parties, Weddings Sc
with the choicest fare which the market Affords on the most
REASONABLE terms Parties wishing the OF cook AZ
their resdorce will be promptly attended TO- Orders exc
oued in superior style, with punctuelty and dispatch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-10
BROADWAY PROPERTY for sALE-The

ID House and Lot northwest corner Of Broadway and
Howard Is feet front ard rear and 10 ieet deep IL
being 10 the enal part Of the city, renders most
desirable inyestmeDt for capitalists for rcante bank
ing or business purposes inquire the Office Of ARNE
BCMFHREY 4 BUTLFR. No % Walst, between tho
hours Of u and O'Clock on Tuesdays aud Fridays
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AT PRIVATE SALE-The four-stOry

AT PRIVATE SALE-The four-stOry,
~ brown stone 'front.' House and Store, No 80 hav,
nesr2Sthst
Greene-stThe frame House aad Lot No. 2oi 0Feene-st,
between Blocker and Arnity sts.
20th.st-Ihe brown stone front House and Lot No "
East 2Ohst north eide between ith-av and Broadway
l3th-stThree story brick House, north side, bstween
81 ard 1th-ays.
Bleecker and Oresne-s,s THE forth west corner, 20
by 100 ieet deep.
'23A.st-Frst-clsss House, south side near fth-ay
For full paitic and terms apply 10
COLE & Chiffon, No. Wallst
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AT PRIVATE SALE.-Seyen choice Build
"A ing Lots situated the south side Of Ssh It, between
the It'll aud shavs commencing about 100 feet from the
7h av Said Lots being - feet front aud rear BY -
feet inches depth. The above Lots dssraby sita-
ated and CT for immediate Improvement portion OF tho
purchase money remain on bend and mortgage For
price and further particulars apply to ANTHONY j.
BLEECKFH, AuctiOneer, No. Broadg
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life OF WALTER sCOTT.-CHAn1rs

I IFE OF WALTER SCOTT.-CHiRLEs
IL ScRiBNER publishes this day
LIFE OF SIR WALTER SCOTT, BART. BY Donald
Mcleod author of Pynnshurs bis Wanderings and Ways
OF Thinking vol. limo.
To write true Biography history Of the mans life, and
DO faithfully and lovingly telling only how he lived
loved enjoyed sorowed struggled and died bravely with
out criticism Of the author is all that's attempted
in This work preface.
Just Issued
MRS. KIRKLAND'S HOME CIRCLE. vol. Svo-
beautifully illustrated.
Illustrated A new edition.
LITTLE SILVERSTRING; Or, TALES and PoENs for the
You've. By VIM. q. Bourne ! vol. illustrated. Third
EDITION. , -,
QUEER BONNETS; Book FOR GIRLS. By Mrs
Tuthll. ] vol -,
MERCANTILE MORALS; A Book FOR YoUSG MER
GIANTS. BY Rev w III. Van Dorm. vol.
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RURTON's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

~ This E'ENlN4, Dec 10, viii be played
49, DAVID COPPERFIELD
Mis- 1rotwood, Mrs Hughes Rosa Dartle Mrs Dvo..
MI AiesT tsr Mr b uIton MTsmio4sy r. Mrs SkeTrstt
ohE THOUSAND MILLINFSs WANTED
Joe bass... Mr. Burton Angelica Mrs Hughes
Doos open at bs o'clock performances 7.
bo1s and Ierqnet 30 cent? Second Circle Is cents Pm
vate Boxes s.; Orchestra Chairs, IS cents
WALLACKs THEATER Broadway.-J.
W W. WALLAcx. Legce-J. w LESTER Stage Man.
sser.-ThIS EVENING, Dec. 10, Will be repeated
49, THE RIVALS
SIR A. Atsolute. .Mr. Blake Mrs. Masprop. Mrs Blake
BORN TO GOOD LUCK.
ORsferty Mr. Brougham Molinga Mrs Crauer
Doors open at 6t O'Clock performance 7.
Paquet and Dress Circle 50 cents Family Circle, Is
Orcbestra Seats IS cent? Private Boxes. g and 81.
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Chances for Business Hlen.
DARGE for SALE.-The Barge CLINTON,

- running from Pokeepsie TO New YORK weekly .
offered for sale She is rs burden with light draugn OF
water well fitted for freight with suitable accommodates
for psss gers which Il necessary may be removed she
in good oder and may be from Thursday III Monday
at the Per foot Of Murray-st N Y and Tuesday and
"Wednesday at the Upper Landing Poksepsie For Psrtie
uaYs inquire OF Capt WILTSIE board or Of the sub
IibeIs IL Pokeerae. DOUGHTY, WILLIAMSON Co.
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EURNIsHED ROOMs-At No. AZ Bond.

Il e. for Gentleman only The central location Of Bond
s perfectly quiet ir easy sccess by railroad and stages
tor every part o. the city makes Of the de-
sbe situations for Gentleman Of either leisure or bus.
nes- the city This house occupied BY small private
family who have than thsy need and there
fore accommodate three Gentlemen with rooms and
win give Breakfast important The honse IL uppiieA
with baths, kc. The rooms may be any hour
day or evening O Addressed NO n Bondf viii be
promptly answered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-10

NIANTED-SituatiOn for o large number Of
w Servants ofvarOus nations among whom some OF
very dom station with excellent references mar
dy sober honest and capable Please apply at the Select
Protestant Agt ncy" No Caiue-st corner 6thay or at
the Society Agency" No. les Chambersst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-10
WANTED of JOHN and

L MICHAEL DAILY. from the County OF Roscommon,
relaud John arrived in this country last June Mcnael
hes here years ANY information viii b. thankfully
eceived By JOHN DAILY, in, at No. ~ Elizabeth-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-10

III MI fOkGET that hOBEhI HELL
LEKS bewilderins aud astonishing ENTERTAIN
SShNIs VII commence on MONDAY EVENING, Dec.
-" hn new ard magnificent Hall, No. $50 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-10

BOARD WANTED-In small family not
- exceeding four persona below Csnsl-st BY young
Gentleman Address box 10. 219 Lower Oice.
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DETAIL DRUG CLERK WANTED-Ont

IL who thoroughly understands the business hear of
rood situation by applying between the hours Of 10 A.
sndiP NJ 10 JOHN earle L Co.,
corner OF Maiden-lane aud Waters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-10

ERENCH.-Some Rooms elegantly furnished
Il IN French family Of quiet habits where French be
taught By Of the competent teachers IN the city
Ireuire al No. IFS llth-st- between tA and 6ths~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-10
[ AIDES requiring the services of Dress
to TEA and LIQUOR DEALERS

1NWsnted by young Man who his had several wears ex
penerce NJ Agent for Western housesau Agency .0r he
Of Teas and Liquors in the Western s'tes Conns-
sored Agency preferred New York dealers wishing 70
teud Their r-Ge est would 20 well 10 notice. Address
LIQUOR DEALER, Box No III, Springfield, Cla.k Co.
Ohio
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w who can write fair hand and understands figures
in General Commission House. Address box No l,iiS
Lower Post-Ohice
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WANTED-To attend in Fancy Store, a

W smart intelligent young Lady. Of good address
One who has had some e1prrience store and can come
vel recommended, msy spPy al RoGERSS Fancy Store
No. 40 Rssse9Ay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-10

Exchange, Nos Is and "a Canal-st, Newly ork-This
Office is established by the Commissioners OF Emigration,
where can always be found large numbers of Laborers aud
Servants very low rites of and persons can have
their orders filed by writing to the Superintendent and nd
g the necessary TO the passage OF the parties
required. No fees charged ~ employers
JAS T. FAGAN, SUPPLEMENTARY
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ra- Indus1rinl uome Associntion. Mo. g.

-Notfcc.-JEWS HOSPITAL IN NETWORK -
An election for Three Directors 20 serveor three years
nom first of January next will be held IN the meetIns
belonging the Synagogue in Crosby ST. on the l2h
asy of December inst, n O'Clock in the forenoon
BY order Of the Board of Directors -
BENJAMIN NATHAN Secretary.
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NEW MAP of CALIFORNIA, &c

~ GIBBS's new and beautiful Map Of California show
ing all re Counties &c. Price 50 Sectional Maps OF In
Man of Texas Georgia and Florida just published and for
sale by }. DlSTURNELL, No. $50 BROADWAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-10

w WHITES NEW ETHIOPIAN song
w BOOK, ready containing collection oil all the
new and popular Songs, Glees Choruses farodes
Dueis Tios BurlesIue Lectures Jokes ConGndrums Sc
sssure by Whites Band Of Serenadcrs," Christys
Woods" &C. Illustrated with numerous engraving
Pricel2s cents II. LONG & BROTHER. No 43 Ann-st.
CAMESi GAMES! CANES! Just pub
~ hshed and for sale by BUNCE BROTHER No i5i
Nassau-st. the game of
SPECULATION.
YANKEE PEDDLAR.
SNIP, SNAP, SNORUM
CHRONOLOGICAL CARDS.
SOCIAL GAME.
UNCLE TOM and LITTLE EVA
All Of the above and many Others by the Pack Dozen or
Crosa BUNCE 4 BROTHER, No. lSi Nassaust
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6cnses to Get.
DOOMS with STEAM POWER to LET

IL Fine light Rooms with good steady Power to let
he DEPOT Building, Of Center and Frsnkhnse
Apply to W. A. ALLEN. on the prrniiseS second 6oo
from TO 10 daily.
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Books For Children :, IL, :;
THE LII LU SERIES, IL kinds In
Il tended for small Children s,.s. ,o,oo
u-THE COLEMAN SRRlEs, kinas ioa .a.,s
iiI-AIpfN SERIES 6 kinds, i6u1o or sqssree, A..
The nhoy, Series OF Juveniles, comprisins a "a
all got up good style with nSmsI0g' ,y low pces
''"h' - SAMUEL RAYNOR, Pubtaher, No. 70 Sowe'''
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WAMlR-In Seminary not far ,m this
w ei4 AtsDe Lady Thoroughly conpetsL 20 teaeh
the high feAsh branches and Drawing. She VII board
in tie no. TIE Principal One dsslrous Of Studying
music ~ compensation would enjoy good opportunity
FOX Improvement. Address SEMINARY at the Office OF
Gu!rtd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-10

NAHAN's INDUSTRIAL DRAWING
INI Valuable to all Carpenters Masons Iron ana
other Artisans Vii.
INDUSTRIAL DRAWING; comprising the Description
ard Use of Drawing Instruments the OF
Architectural Elements Mechanism and Typographical
nrawng; with Remarks the Method OF Teaching the
Subject For the use of Academies Public Schools, &c
By b H. Mahan, LID. Professor of Civil Englneering
Sc in the United States Military Academy vol sve 20
Steel Plates. - ..
There probsby the United States more competent
work industrial pswme Tor
The a.e OF kcsGrs and thk careful eIsnnAton Of THIS
vel 6led yo viii conf that opsnlon Com Ad'
No ne lsen cspeuer mason, iron worker o. other artisan
should fai 10 own and study tins volume
Also BY the author
AN FIFMFNTARY TREATISE On ENGINEER
ING. vol. Svo. Numerous Wood Cuts New eoitlon-
Price s.. ..i- -.
hand JOHN WILEY, No. l67 Broadway.
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95; James Wright 1871; Gcrmsnia 95; steamer Baltic
20, 6arrck 2ol steamer dlasgcw, seo; steamer
Merrck 55. Hero l0S-Totai packages for the week.
AHA
ESQ bids liluerice root case quinne 100 TASKS quick
silver 10 bales alap IL vanills cases opium
Isl cases Quoce PASTE % casks 40 bbs 10 bales sui
phur cases IL casks tartcr 81 bales drugs; Is
bales lavender IA casks. Is bags gum 200 kegs carso
nate Soda casks lactarne; cases bassm; so kegs
hid bbs chemicals; $50 cantars birthstone; II bale,
sugar lead lOl casks so ticrces soda ash.
DrEwoop lis SEQ lbs. tons SO boxes logwood; $50
quntals fustic; II tons camwood
FLAx.-l5 bales.
FIRr CRACKERS 3 020 boxes.
FRuir - EOS boxes 5,2l7 half do, ar. do 100 bbs
rains l27 barrels $50 boxes Almonds 1925 dozen Pine
appies LOCO cocoa nuts; $50 punches bananas; $500
psntans $50 watemclons 331 cases figs SO packages
dates ceroons bitter almonds $50 boxes lemons 1850
boxes oranges
GFAis.-6700 bushels oats
HrOks-57 9s hides 90 goat skins; % bales do
IvoRy-230 pieces. IL teeth
INDIA RuBpER-196 bags 80 cases. "a barrels, casks
IRosS e31 bars railroad IRON 81 7so bars, $40 bun
dies 49, bundles hoop 12s bundles shoets l23 plates
$50 tons scrapi 2Oes tons pig
LT.D.usl2 2a pig gis'; sb ,Es blocks.
METALs.-15S cases sheathng; l2O bundles galvanscd
MoLAssEs-8S5 hhds; 81 tierces; 46 bbls
OiL-47 casks linseed oil; 1850 baskets olive oil SO
casks whale oil; Is casks lard do
casks yellow ochre.
RAcs.-60 bales; 5000 lb.
SBELLs-1 600 conch.
SPELrER-2S2l casks.
SALT.-16,274 sacks; 4os TONS Is casks
STEEL. -S77 bundles 260 cases
SvoAR.--5,769 hhds.; 70 ticrocs 10 bbls 1866
boxes
SrrRrs.-2o casks 60 pipes gin; hhds brandy; pun
cheon
Srrcrs-Il,70o mats cassis; 81 boxes nutmeg 81 do.
pepper.
SEcAns.-72 cases, 24OO segars
SoAr.-1 800 boxes.
TIM 900 boxes tin plates, l, 500 slabs
TIA -16529 packages.
TopAcco.--S31 bales. 1852 ceroons
WfNE.9l7 baskets 1856 hhds 1877 halfs 1913 quarters
100 bbls 25 wine rs pipes 81 halls 27 quarters
40 octavcs port.
Woop50 bundles willow; 90 tons ebony; 1000 sticks
barwood, so logs cedar
WooL.-59 bales WOOL 1o2 bales woollen waste.
ZINC -23 casks
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.


TIVE coNGsrss PIRATED.-cAUTIoN. TO SHOE
Dealers.-LearniS That some unpMncplcd persons
Offering Elastic Gore 30 msnufaotursrs OF Patent Con-
Boots made by bradng weaving India Rubber ~
such 20 shr contraction, expansion OF
the fabric with the spring this notice Is given that mode
Of covering and combining hbrous materials with cords Oh
India Rubber II used in making Congress Boots Is direct
and positive violation Of my patont and whoever maui
features sells the Congress Boots thus MADE WIZ PC pro-
secuted for dhmage All who authorized ~ me TO nso
required 70 stamp each pair with the words Ia;
TENT all others nfn goments ana dealers ere warned
against the consequences they choose 70 be concerned In
printing this patent Knowing that the combin at
tempting through their rumentst mislead
ing ahoc dealers have for their
opinion Of two Of she most d ,tinguscd
Patent the United States to DO taken-herewh
pubished shall hold every dealer responsible whero
manufacturer Is irresponsible. HORACE II. DAY, Owner
OF nil the Patents connected with Congress Boots. N. r.
Jcenes granted ut % Cortlandt street New York. and
authorized agents throughout the United states except
Maasachusetts. Mane aud New Hampshire. owned by
Charles Winslow, Of Lynn, Mass.
LrGAL 0PNfoNsl have examined the letters Patent Ia
sued to Dupont Hyatt bearing date the 10th October
1870 and OF opinion that the Of elastic made
by weaving brous materials which expand aud contract in
combination with India Rubber Springs applied in thu
manufacture Of Cater Boots infringement the
Patent. Now York, April -, 1851. y. u. CUTTING.
BosToN, June S6I have made similar examinations
q che letters Psent above referred W and eonur IN me-
Cvtting's opinion, kVfVs VhVArk
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N EM railway LOAN-s2oo Oeo.-cANANDAron.
Esshssgss a tssassas ps,smpto s.s q tho
,s.ds June a GIsp nsas 81 s sss
the PONDS being the second mortgage
re roa5 A. n Jefferson ROAD AMI c0ansssax wals lhs
These bonds run only to thu year IsTy. ~.
able LIST Of May and lat Of November II yes, rs
ceeds are for tho further and eopets Of ~.
and increasing Of the With other sas nj
important works in thu sroat State OF Nav York And ~
those now in tho market in cue fact II sa
tsnsine security being offered, the aaishes snd
in aotual aud proRtable operation. -
The Canandagua aud Corning RAILROAD Company va To-
corporated under special act Of the Legislature in ths
corning MAS however determined by the directors
eonnect with the Chemung Jefferson and special
aSs va. purpose was passed at the of 1850 Ths
smarter one Oh the most favorable enjoyed by
IN sne state ihe name OF the corporation not
ch m,s ". when g 4, its routswas aitered.
tue terminus OIL the Chemung Road Jefferson. tho
bead q seneca Lake and aorhery Sirset
The Chemung Rosd connects with tho Erie Renr,ed Al
Issa an0 h under lease to that The Anas
nects st will BIO TO the Ssspenser
Bridge in season for tho business Of These
The road MAS completed With single track from Canaa-
dsgua to Jefferson the 18th day aSeptember 1851 II
high rate speed, and laid with heavy rail. Of tbs
weight pounds to the yard 1t has stood the test u
a. severe winter, anq eansaersa by sosd
II but poorly supplied with cars and locomotives
having been furnished certain terms by the
New York and Erie Railroad Company aad 1t is the ats-
ton Of the directors TO devote Tho Of his
bonds prnepayto tho purpose fully equppus the
the State, thcky studded with villages aad
gives promise Of business from this equal t. At
table showing tho number OF acres, population, aad
value Of real and estate eae OF the sovntsJ
through which tho CaaAndaisua And Jodsrsos Railroad
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

MONDAY. juno III r. Vt.
AsHrs-i00 bbls found buyers at 81 STA for pots.
and IS so So o. Il for pears-the former prices.
DnrAusrU FFsFlour continued brisk the sales having
reached II SEQ bb No. Canadian at S3 So; supernc
do orobary straight State and mixed to fair Western
at 81 81 l2s choice State and fancy Western nj 81
49, s4 IS; with good Southern at 81 432f
81 62h Nothing additional occurred in rye Hour,
meal. wheat 7to bushels river rye brought &c.,
40 understandable mi xcd Western and South
erh yellow at So 606c 81 62s and 63c.; and
sundry lots State oats 4iil s6c per busheiall ind
eating rising tenor.
corrrR-1 500 lbs old were sad to have been sold a.
10 r. 20c. cash per Id
CcTroS.Ihe sales to- day about Goo bales with
steady market, at figures
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REMOVALS.

DINoyED 10 TIE CORNER OF BROADWAY, 3i3,
H ard Leouord street, -LGgrnyngs and articles Tor
Drawing Lthesraphs ard geographical maps Tie house
Of Tures publisher, Of Paris Represented by Turgs ana
Looheyalier sole agents for the United states Cannda
and South America beg to inform the MERCHANTS that he
Above named articles together with Beads Chane MEDALS
aud Mcdslens Of Cold, Silver and Copper glt and plan
MouJ9s for Gders Picture Frames, &c. are sold here az
the same prices In Paris ~ Leonard street Ney York
J. TURQIS ~ j. LECHkYALLiER,