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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01
NIICHIGAN SOUTH ERN and

ICHlGAN SOUT II Err " and
lNs NORTHERN INDIANA RAILROADS-GREA1
MAIL ROUTE TO CHlCAGO-OD and Afer MONDAY,
May Sunl further noticepassenger steamers sno trans
EXPRESS STEAMERS AM TRAINS GOING WEST.
WARD-Oue Eof the hrst-clGss steamers SOU THERN
MICHIGAN, NORTHERN INDIANA or EMPIRE
STATE will leave Bulsls daily Sundays excepted 81
P NJ and Dunsk a. u at night reaching Monroe al NJ
the next day and proceeding Toledo the afternoon
An express uain will leave Monroe at ZIP NJ, Oron the
arrival boat daily, Mondays excepted reaching Chi
class steamers for Milwaukee and other ports Lake Mich
igan and with Canal packets and Railroads westerly rem
Chicago. - - - - - - 49,. - -
EXPRESS TRAINS AND STEAMERS GOING EAST.
WARD-ExpTess trains will leave Chicago al 9P. daily,
excepted and reach MOuoe ~ next morning
An press Steamer will leave Toledo every morning
cent Monroe arrival Of the trains from
Chcago-and reach DunkIk and Buffalo several hours pre-
vous to time for the first express trains east for New
York Albany and Boston.
The steamers and trains Monroe will connect each way
regular boats for Detroit and Toledo
ACCOMMODATION MAIL TRAIN COMO WEST.
WARD-This train viii leave Toledo daily, Sundays 81
ceptsd at A. NJ connecting at Toledo with lin- OF
steamer from Cleveland and Sandusky, and stopping al al
IN. way stations will reach Chicago at u z. NJ
GOING EASTWARD.-Leave Chicago daily, Sundays
excepted at 81 M stopping st all stations ana arriving 81
Toledo p. NJ connecting with steamers to sanddsky
and Cevea6 and arriving there in time for ell the NOM
ing trains trOUl those places. -
Packet-boat leaves Toledo at A. Nj, for Fort Wayne
and ports the Wabash Canal. JOS Il. MOORE, SupS
Adrian. June |. 1852
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THE MECHANICS and TRADERS

U'HE MECHANICS and RAIDERS
u SAVINGS BANK, No 492 Grand.st, between Wilot
end serh-as, New-York.
Prsceat.. WALTER UNDERuILL
fust Nce. Preside Mt. RICHARD NJ. HOE.
sseoed vice. President. CHANDLER L. INGERSOLL.
Third Nice,Presdent. :, ALsRED T. CONKLtN
ssIetary T HAIGHC
ihs Institution will open for business oa Wednesday the
mn os1 Of May, 1852 al 5oclocA. r. NJ Bank days Mon
ea5s Wednesdays Thursdays and saturdays from 70
seoek lnteres az the rate Of per cent will be al
on all deposits prior to the 10th day OF July Interest
vd On the Sc Monday OF January and Iuly on deposits
s nsv@ been deposited for the OF three mouhsnext
rssoe 70 the LIST Of January and July The chatter so
opposite WAITE n ITNnFRUITT prss;dsn,
l.sRs ?. HAIeHr, Secretary.
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W-YORK and NEW-HAVEN

n
i Y RAILROAD-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. May
g. l8521rsins Of NewYork leave OF Canal
and Broadway.
AccoMMODATIoN AND SPEcIAL.-At and llI3o NJ,
Ais Expres Stamford and Norwak and stopping al all
Stations beyond) and $50 PM through NewHayen.
At $50 r. NJ for NoIwsk at $50 AM. and 80 PM 6r
Port Chester The II 50 NJ in connection with Train
from New Haven 10 Hartford and Springfield, and with
Train over the Canal Road
EXPRESS TRAINS for New Haven, Hartford, Springfield,
Boston, Connecticut River and Vermont Railroads " Og
dt nsburgh and Montreal AT AM, stopping st Stamford
and Bridgeport connecting with the Housatonic and Naugs
tuck Railroads at Bridgeport and Canal Railroad at New
Haven $50 NJ, stopping At Stamford Notwalk and
Bridge port connecting with HOusatonic and Naugatuek
Railroads at Bridgeport
TRAINS INTO NEw-YoRK- Accommodation and Special
At $50 l. and IS M and An 2 M through from New
Haven. At 6 AN. from Norwslk-a. $50 AM. and 345
Pm from PORT Chester The IS A. receives passengers
from Springfield and Hartford and Canal Railroads al New
Haven Tie 40 NJ receives from Hartford and
Springfield Railroads
EXPRESS TRAINS leave New-Hsven arrival Of Trains
from Boston, at LIS aud $50 PM, (stoppng Bridgeport,
Norwslk and Stamford J leaving Boston a. A. NJ. and
345 Pm.
See large bill of advertisement at the Station House and
principal Hotels. GEO. w. WHISTLER. ia,
SUPERINTENDENT.
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Leaves Slrews bury

The for Squam snd Freehold will IN c1nnecuon
with boat Stakesto convey passengers 70 all paS OF te
country All De forbid trusting the above boat on
the account OF the owners
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NOR ALBANY-Chanso of Hour..-

The Car, of the New-York and Harlem RsilrO.d lesys
the CITY ball station Nsw-York daily Sundays exceptedl
At "a NJ connecting with the Western Railroad Al Chat
ham; ana 2iPN Express) through wishou, change OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01

STEAMER for LIVERPOOL.-On
~ THURSDAY, July 9, the well known and taggnte
steamship SARAH SANDS, l,5O0 burden w. G..
Thompson ESQ, Commander will leave her dock Pier
No. r. for Liverpool Thursday. July g. Y o'clock
This bss very sppeor accommodations 10 State
Rooms for first and second cabin passengers For freight
passage apply to j. HOWARD L SON, Aeents,
No "a Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of tine Surrogate

o the County York, hereby an p-sons
having claims ELIZA SkAATS hate OF the City OF New
present the with the vouchers thereof
the Office Garrett ~ B.ecke Cliff and John
% CITY the twentieth day Of Sep
nextDated New York the 18th day Of March, s2
GARRETT n. BLEECKEK. ly,.~n,ors
mis- laweuTb$ A. sKAATs, }hi'""o's'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01
In PURSUANCE of an order Of the snrrogate

Of the County OF New hereby
havns CLAIMS against JOHN GERAGHrf, late Of the CITY Of
New lofk. hgnof merchant decegssd, the with
vouchers thereof the subscriber the Office o francis Byrns,
ny Attorney No. City Hall place. the Ciy Of New YORK.
before the twenty Gt day OF JAY neStDfied NeS Yo the fA
day 81 January. 1873 MICHAEL GEftAGHrY,
jl5 law6nIht Administrator. &c. OF said deceased.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01
THOR SHREWSBURY, HIGH

Stss-s will be in readiness 10 the pasSsngrso Al
parts Of the country. 6.For infor NATION aopiyto
BFSSON 4 BRO YER No. Isl Westst
n B-The EDWIN LEWIS will run on SUNDAYS 20
KEYPO2T and FORT HAMILTON. leaving Ro5inson-st.
Pier. E. at A NJ and Report at p NJ touching az
Eo Han iton each way. Fare to Report D cents Fort
Hsmil1n, ~ cents.
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D HEUMATISM and RHEUMATIC

In GOUT (curabie permanently 10 majority OF csses-
Circular respectfully and gstut usly offered n Rheu-
matte nvads no will be trouble of sending for II 70
the Bookstore No IS9 Nassau Many who despair may
yet be curen by newly discovered means.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01
MARE REDUCED-FOR SAN JUAN

II snd NAVY BAY-The splendid double engine Ste am
shin WEST WIND, will leave her pier No asst River,
for the above places TUESDAY, July 9, ls5s This
steamship has superior accommodations Tor passene- For
freight passage apply to ADAM SMITH, No 70 Pearl
at N Y.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of JESSE c..

SMITH, Esq the County ~ Kings, sotss 70
b,rehy ven, accor al erson- having claim. AGAIN.
FERDINAND GERSCHwYLLER late Of tho City OF Williams
that they required exhibit the VITA
Thereof the sub.che Office Of the suue
sae Kings County the City Hall OF the City Of Brooklyn,
before the 2 tay of December neSiDaisd June 6 so2
jel law6 RICHARD TUEHS, Administrato
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TOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

LINE.-Packet Of 18th July-The splendid aud favor-
lie packet ship GARRICK, Capt Eldidge, viii sail as
above her regular day For freight or passage hsyins very
superior modaiions apply on board at yer 20 -
East River; or to SPOFFORD, TlLESTON ", NO. 20
Sonfh-Ef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01

Il the 18th Iu, THE splendid elipoeI ship
SOVEREIGN OF TIE SEAS, recently launched by Mr.
Donald Mckay the builder Of the Flying Cloud, now At
her berth foot Of Maiden lane aud will be dispatched for
San Faf about 18th July She is built on the model o.
shspest SQUARE sgd ship aJst For freight sp
Div to GRINNELL MINTURN & CO. 70 southst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01

CTATF OF GEORGIA SIX PER
rrNT COUPON BONDS, due in 1870, for sale BY
k3pNING l. 90 No IS Wast
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PHENIX BANK, NEw-N DIRK, June 80, 1852
V'HE BOARD of DIRECTORS have

tbs day declared dividend of four aud one half per
- 80 eut Of III. net profits OF be las. six months pay
se % and after Thursday July st 1892 By order OF the
eNd M. BRlSON Cashier
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Eeaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
County hereby al persons
hsvne claims against ROWLAND A. ROBBINS late Of the City u
deceased present with vouchers sreof -
Beebe Co.. No. 34 Broadway, the City OF NswroIk
the 23d day Of August New ora the 7th dag
February Igf la~dnr+ MARY ANN ROBBINS. ADJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01

C1T.TE OF CALIFORNIA SEW EN-
pyR CENT BoNDs-The interest eeeom, ON, SS uoo On
~ g. ~ INV 1852 the seven per CEN. C'uP5u
The uft 90 n California and which Il made paJ abe
b'ns' a. x he paid on sod sfer that date 90 preseeta
IN fhs ~ 49, eaannops al office Daed Ne@ YORK,
non o. me ne, P0P'' ''-f WINsLOW, LANIER& CO.
June 3, 49, No. 81 Wall st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24
MADAME SEIBERT. Professor of tho

LVB French language, snd Teacher al Madame Cbssa-
rays celebrated School, wishes 10 h Of hsr leisure
houfs 81 tuition, either private family or In school
Mad,s CbegaTay VIII kindly give al necesary rsf5rsnces
8. SEIBEAT. No. ltOi Broadway. corner 10th o..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24
VRAMMERCY HOUSE--No. sOs

NJ BroaAway eornsf Of Gthst, New-YoEk- Is this day
opened M the reception OF guests IL contains t~o nun
dsA rooa rep,ete with every modern convenience ana 10
ahsd throughout IN style Of sesssee a. least not
psssed By any aots the City Of NewYort. Ii wiz BE-
ksvs on the American and European plans combined and
Shs restaurant and table dhos viii Be Of the most superior
eharscsss Tho location Of the House 70 In the center Of tbs
os Ahooabe portion OF tbs city, and the propnetou VII
apss exerxion 10 make their hoase Of the mUss
Oh Family HoteA vhils Of the time they win Be
happy 30 receive gasss those wbo may temporarily vs
R-Fsmiles ssd parties supplied viii rsai u tbs
shov.ss. notice Newton, June I 1882
DONALD CO, Praecs,o1
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Dantina Schools.

HANGING ACADEMY.-Signor A.
~ GHERARDI assisted by Madame CHER AROt re-
specially bes inform his patrons and the c that his
Dancing Academy No S Broadway will be opened tor tho
reception pupils Saturday Oct 10 Days OF tuition Tor
young ladies al Wednesdays ana Saturdays and
Mondays and Thursdays, at O'Clock, P Eyenns class
for gentlemen, Tuesdays snd Frids ct rn's'e iss
families will also be given and classes attended 90 10
schools and scadeh les All communications ard esssd 60
No 81 Broadway will be promptly attended TO- sorees
Kyep usual
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24
4 VILLAGE FARM FOR SALE

n For Sale adjoining the VILLAGE plot Of Wsupun ssn
Containing 800 acres. said farm capable OF Poc1eok Va
nusy Eve thousand bushels Of srAD snd Of keeSln1 I'm
uer and winter 80 head OF borses and cattle Lse "a
81 WaupuD contains about 300 inhsbtants thriving s.a
AZ healthy - an, portion Of New-EnEsnd; there nail
road row BUILDING within mile Of said farm, when ~
communicate with Boston and Nes-forki niiy nes
/. .xn.ct.d 70 be ready for the this fall zen ~
r.rosd IL completed which will - in the course o. one
yeu person leaving Wsupun can reach Boston o. Se.
Terms liberal For particulars inquire BY mail or otnel
viss Of FARNAM A. SUMNER Wsupun, Fond du Lac
Corntv Wisconsin.
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-TENRY WELLS aud his SISTERS

Il 4 Madame II. GfAVELLr5) Academy for Dancing,
No $50 Broadway will open the ls OF October Their
method Of teaching has received universal spproba-
ton Combined with Instruction 10 the dances IA mode,
aud 10 paror dancing through all lie vas the exercises
developing the muscular powers % young scholar 10
found hshy beneficial The Of acquirtns legaocs
and tye Of motion In dancing Il rsdu ,ed TO few
comprehensive rules, simply explained, and thoroughly
pleasing snd graceful mien form Of each lass and
.ve thing observed that will imps to this pupil ads-
nifed ana noble department Inquire further at the AGA
csmY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24

UTANTED-Prt Of a genteel House
w in Brooklyn Tor small family. Rent $50 to W.
Adde'S o. C p. Tribune Office
VITANTED-To hire from lat Noyem-
w b-r 70 Ist Nay Sable, or half Stable 70, -
49,. and two carriages Hust he th St s.d bFoA1
va Address 3. A st this oiiice.
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MADAME GRAYIER-DESJAR-

N1 n DAmrs VI N n ' II ~ ~ q y ~ "
lVH DIDs DANCING ACADEMY. No 81 Clinton
FAREWELL SEASON Nine O intending To re-
turn to Europe takes this opportunity her a
tuSe TO her pupils and their families for the kind
patronage she has long eDj yed Her classes will CON-
encs SATURDAY, Octo0er In her elessnt ro1 ms,
where private monthly Sorees Will b. given usual. Days
ard hours. WEDNESDAYS and Saturdays at 81 for Misses
and Masters; Mondays and Thursdays at u NJ, for L.
dies and gentlemen schools aud private families attend9
Brooklyn Classes Tor Young Ladies at hr BERrEAU'S
No. ~ Pienepont-st.
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A VATUABLE FARM for SALE

A VALUABLE FARM for SALt.-
N The undesgned offer for sale valuable ann Of ao91I
100 of land viii t~o oIehaos and soa 9uI
nzs ing on the Togs River the Corning snd
Railroad (which is nearly esd with heavy TAt 10
the town Laurence ruFs Pa II miles from me Eie
RAILROAD Al corning TIE land prod good crops Of Esn
Of the different kinds including wheat and superior ms
dow land ANY one wanting good productive farm VI
rot often have offered that will suit him az ve ~ ms
The roga Valley productive 1t ssldorn s11es Ios
wait of an-t has durns the present seison when ns
been dry IN most sections OF the country several gen
temsp Wis have Travelled extensively the preent season
ADD taken notice Of the unite 10 pronolnens those IN
this valley equal any and better than most they have 'een
else sbere ,..
Any one the city who wish for some artt er inform
alton 10 essTd the faru before going TO see It VIII inquire
~ WM p sr,TTYTTR 4 co No q COurtlludt St up
ss.,r, Price 81 90 T. PATriSON L co.
L.xrepceville. Pa, Sept 4, 1852
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Gentlemen can BE- accommodated WIN Vue sI'-' 81
Que arge room with crate aud pantry ana pssH oos'u
neS south Ferry. Terms reasonable Address OLiNtoN'
this Ofkce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24

FURNISHED ROOMS to LEr-With
Breakfast and Tea in pleasant location IN sroolvn
witnin three minutes walk Of the scah Ferry Apoy
GhELAAiD, No. IS AtSnuest, ups.airs sorpsr Al
HckSst ''A'' "
FURNISHED ROOMS to LEr-To
Jingle gentlemen, with without partial board a,
Ne 30 Ceanbenst
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6rbools.
OOND-ST. ACADEMY, No. 50 Bond

Du, w. PARKER, A. NJ, Principal The next session
vii commences the 7h Of Sept Circulars contsiaing terms
br.pche. taught references &c may be Obtained At the
bookstore Of E. FRENCH, No 1856 Hsssaust, or al No I'D
Rroa
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Rfnl GslaIt tor 6alt.

A CHANCE for HOUSE and LOC-
~ Worth g O0 viii gwen 20 each purchaser tno. 20
sxceed one thousand Of bottle Of Cologne for a.
sEYs Drug store 81 Tire corner OF reaIi and hose'S
Isrre urpportion have already been sold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24

4 thrss-so-y aas eassm=ns House finished "a the ve,J
Issi modern syle b go, baths Is- situate In toe Ssest
art Of Unions. BTo>SiJn
Also txo-gscry aud osseDsns 0o.ns CostAse yin iass
ard grape vn>a sh!uh5-ry, ke ftUste n bgnd- neo
n IN Brosslya large Fart Of The purshsss
aouey es.a ofshs 7s-is,s can sEasH On ooss ans ~
gsse.
Also us u nsssy Timber L.sa tuat. ia me soTt
,fs.hssay, HsfkiueI 60 n Y Tor ale or eHsh'nsa "a
faItoa-si, g. z or 81 Wh. sYkEs 10, G wss' srosk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24

EOR SALE-At No. 8 Barclay-st.,
next door 10 the Astor Houses variety Of Of and
rosewood Piano-Fortes warranted 10 nve sssfsc
ron every respect SALE for cash approved PAGER
Pianos hire. JAMES THOMPSON.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.-Two Gen,l.-

I unsa and their Wivea nnsie 0entlom,n an.
Be- accommodated with pleasant airy front Rooma 90
,scone hoe In private family The house contains al the
modern Improvement bot cold and ower bahia ana 10.
saon pleasant Dinner ssr Gent cmen sandaya Inquire
a No. g Wet 2ls.h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24

TWO PARLORS, balcony-front' In
,Ia,. bou,. No 1879 14tbst between sh and 9Th
ava, 70 let with board Also email rooms The house n@
katba &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24

Lady, to give instruc-
w ton as daily Goyerness in family residing In the
eshborhood OF the city Oas f.ly qualified To teach
French, Music and Drawing, 10 addition to the Enslisa
branches viii be preferred Address, with Qualifications,
references and terms to L. B. box No 6e7 Post-Othce
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BUSINESS and PUBLIClTY.-NS

DTJATNESS HDU Il = DbNONE -
II riety 4, the important element Of siccsss so
/; 4 through the pswspspsrs Of tho e,unfry tnA %
thorousbly a'taned. Fortunes ae eccumas'sa -
s.. 4. H. se Tho avail themselves Of this posa
ysst benefits resulting from systematic snc 80
verislpe are only besinnns TO be uDdsstood ~ -
strsfed that the merchant, the msuufsctnel ,.secs
chsnic NAV increase hs business Ct pleasure
10 the energy and hs employs In eanns - -
Then why not all advertise Because m ne 49,
only begippirg to realize its i'm oortence' ssrusb
OF Advertising seen In tho eolumns Of me 10 r.
doubled within FIVE years. snd wiii double ssspssss -
more. Those who Rang back .al , :ss .Af fh.ssS.
- cor,. nd,ns s,s.nst the spirit Of the ago LAY
Jump into the car, sad pay their fsas thsS mas "a
mind to travel on foos. -, \ A, ,..t sspsa ~
Oh. s;,is, snS pnncips towns OF the soanuJ - ~
the Agency Of B PALMER, where tue ps a,ssnsc
Sr srsmipstion He 10 snthohzsa BY ne pX6g9~
tsnssct the business AID 70 give receipts W
and advertisements
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NOR SALE 10 HARLEM, or TO LET

A besuuiul GamA tousA, filled 10 with brick and
two Lots OF Ground l3d-st between the 5th and h.
avs The house built by days work, has good cellar
cisern pump stories sud attic high 3 Feet front
by 81 deep built expressly for r-nemans private re-
.,dence II lots - bS lt covered vlth choice trt
tees and but tvr minutes walk from the Th-ge is
$50 fine view Of the great High Srtge from he wndO
-Four Cd o ina No can be he'd II desired Terms EASY 40
Div Il II H. RICE periOr Court, Clssks Ofce, no 10
CITY Hal n Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24

At PRIVATE SALE.-rhe Executors
6sc.a.eda Fa-m of 2n a.res about 100 srsbe sli no
meadow lyins partly West Neck and partly on L't'e
Neck at South Oyster Bay, L. The land fertile ard IN
ptodr live state and combines many sdvsnts5es Tor
r-rtler1sn country residence fsmer For full p.t
eulas apply to w NJ WEEKS snd ANTHONY J.
BLEECKER, No. Broadst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24

IA the bes, pspen in otner cities ana towns q vi
FkL1ERs AdVsrtisos Assnsv Trinuss s"'liss
CTATE of NEW. YORK, SECRErA'
~ RVS OFFICE, Albany Aug a. 1852
To the ShrW Of me Cay and CouHfy9 Ne". fe'k
Election to be held in Obi. ssts 90 the Tu ebay ss.ed
ing hs hnt Monday 81 November next the following ONE"
A Governor, in tho plsce OF Washington Hunt
Lieutenant Governor, In the place Of SsnofdL Snr
Canal Commissioner, In the place OF Freoeh tous"'
An Inspector Of State Prisons in the place Of D.i~cld
Ali whose terms Of office will expire on the lest dsJa~
Thirty i've Electors Of President and Vice Preadsnfa'
United States 49,,
States Tor the Third Cor usssonaI Distdct
First Second Thbd, Fifth and Eighth Wsds 81 tsow
and County OF sew-York ,a
Con- esor strict composed OF the Fourth, si'A Fs@
and fourteenth Wares Of said City aud Couaty 49, OLA.
Also representative In tho sad Congress for ne ~.
Copsres.ioua Dict composed Of the ssssns, aas ar
teentn Wards Of said City sad County and the CJ VIZ
Hamburg, in the County Of Kings ..,. s,ts
Also Representative 10 the said Congress fof ~, "a
CoBgres'oDs District composed Of the Elo ,snth
aud seventeerth wadsof the said City aud CoaA wv
York 49,.
Congres,ioDsl District, imposed OF tho Ninth sr-~
and fwentieth Wards Of tbs safCty aaa Coeay "a
AIO Representative In ne said Ccnsrees tor me "a
Gong essonal District composed Of the twelfth Efsv -
ard netsenth WAds Of the said City and County W.
York Ism
CRY AND COUNTY OFFICERS ALSO TO 30 stsen"
Sixteen Member Of Assembly. x,.ss
A Mayor Of the City, in the place OF AmorosSA"
and
| A Sheriff, 10 the place Of Thomss CaEnley -.
County Clerk In the place of George w hios"
Controller 10 the place Of Joseph n: TsyioLt.
A CITY Ia soector iu the place OF Alfred w. White
| A Commissioner 81 Repairs aud saPpns'' ~
! Nulism Adams - In, r. Dods
Corporation Counsel in the place OF beny -. ~
Four CoroDers In the place Of John Ives paisoan'"V
rb,ss Jn,.ices OF the Marine Court pursuant 70 csf
Of Nh. laws Of s52 10 the place Of James Lynch ~
Too Governors Of the Aims House la the plsss@"~
| M EvsFts and Jonathan COd0ipstoa. soS
All whose terms Of Office will exPreon the hrst dC
A.1 an additional Justice Of tho Supre No Cosri
Trst Circuit pursuant TO ch.p ia Of The 1880
| And also Justice OF the Superior Cout t 20
| Levi, n Sanford, 6ecessed Yovn respecu"y, s-n
| HENRY 3 RANDALL. secretary % ~
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A TTENTlON. ATTENTiON!-oo
~ ana Graham A.osiatiOns furnished WITH F,.f1ss
aes, TrsnspareneisaI lel 3, 49,. gsiss =
their old stand, No. lel Hss~a"' 'e'"''A
Annst.
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EDAR GROVE for SALE-At

Staten Island, fronting on the New-York Bay, rear
the location Of the Old Elm Tree about miles below the
Earows embracing ~ Of Land including the Ced.ra
Buildings and Dock with letters patent r the grant there
for The lease Of this properly Il about ermnsuns me
having been occupied for the ss hve ys dune the
summer seasons. a. place Of resort for bathing and pub
lie entertainment - ,, AZ.
vor further particulars inquire OF j. DILL near or Mr.
HOWEs on the premises or OF 8. T. LOhp, NO 100
Front.,t New.Yofk Dated. Sept 8 l852
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DATTON'S INSTITUTION for the

EDUCATION Of BOYS, No 2Is Gr.en.-st- Se'p We.
Clinton and wsverypace, H. PArIOS A. N, o on.r
an MONDAY sept s. Pupils prepared tor the counting
house or sdmOD to any gs The 1O%ssr "a Pu
p =. ohtsfnsS At the bookst,res CRUMbIEs drussln
. NJ st5 Rrosdvay cor I4th st. Ct the Institution
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CHIMNEY TOPs-Made BY tue 70 SIS -
u kirk Company Ensaa'tsso TIE, '' Ne M Tssa<
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