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EXPRESS AGENCIES,

w ~, 7. TAPscoTT CO.. 80 SOUTH STREET
srpPiy Srsats i9. ,Iy .@oant payable thtoughou.
:he Red star Line, the Swallow Tail Line. the Dramstic
Lire, and line Of Liverpool Packets, and line Of
Londen packets passage ~ o. which sLrs DO
gagged on Reasonable terms.
RERFoRD CO., GREAT CALIFORNIA PACKAGE,
~ Parcel and Letter Exprete, yis Nicsragds, Mon
dsy 9TH January, BY the Pronoheus in charge Of special
through messenger also special through will
leave on Tuesday 9Th steamer Cherokee via Chagres In
charge OF our Ext-ees matter Packages not TO exceed 10
lee TO be sent tefcre 10 o'clock day OF sail
ing. No charge fer Custom-hoaee Consular fees, and
Freight Twenty cent Lees than ty other Express
No yesey sseet Astcr Htase No Broad street. cerner
tf Wall.
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RICH AND USEFUL CIHrA.-A GOLD PEN AND
M pencil has been issued from the xfaotoyy
o. ne the most oompse complete snd conye-
for beauty Of defes competition Sx ss re-
tented and warranted Also large and varied sssortent
superoi geld pts yhteb need proof Of their supercry
eyctpt the increased demand and the %
iHiiitep. q. q. BAGIBY 90, lSc and III Prcsdsty.
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The ns,st eminent chemlsts, after caro-
fu analysis have deoidsd that Besss kleotsie Hair Dye
Mos Pair held BostoD She chemist Dr. Jseh
son. ether the judgsg sitter
PARTON and with all The popular hair dyes Of the day
Boses Electric Heir Dye superior 10 them all
AID awarded Bogle the premium being the first and
only st.pee where pre- mum wss given for Hsi. Dye
ekyest Rusbton, Cllrko Co., L3, and J. hilhau 1873
BpssawAy and orugge and psrfuners throughout the
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Sovereign Remedy for Dyspepsla.-
None tboee who have Al she
pepsa n its forms can app rsei,ss me value
remedy. would try the Ozygenated bitter They
have received the highest eyer gwen ~
bad Of the agents cratic Sold Wholesale and retail ~
u. b d. Sands JOG Fulton street; u Meg, W. asa a. Ia
recvi SIG BroGdway ono by the Drug sts generally
tbYcuahnut UI ited StAtee and CANADA.
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N MUSICAL.


TEE CELEBRATED PROFESSOR IN SINGING.
sers Eliza Valentino gives AL her leesons Mt ladies'
reeiden She will promptly attend application made
ty letter Hotel Peern Whitehall street For Gale at
Var music etore 479 Broadway the brilliant and
Adelna polka composed and dedicated 10 pupil
Adelna Patti by Elisa Valentino.
N AMERICAN LADY. EDUCATED IN EUROPE,
"A recently returned, wishes TO devote some hours
daily iesons the Panoforte. and inetructons
in French. English and Italian. Address g. g. Herald
Office.
THoRoUGH BASS TAUGHT IN CLASSES, IN THREE
Il months. for twenty dollars. Herr Charles Wells,
PenN ard Professor Of kusie begs to inform the usic
PUBLIC Of New York that he is going TO LADIES' sad
Genmene Claesee Thorough Bass from the 18Th JSnga
1852 thorough etudy under the direction Of the cec
trsed thoretcian TomasheR in Prsgue we'll many
years practice in Competition ana the great
Com him to the best instruction
the above branch. TIE tsee for music in this city
Idly improving MT kee such institution desirable and
the subscriber fatters himself TO DO able 10 awake
Iumterng salient or genius tor muec and comloston-
Regustionel. Tour pupils viii form q Glaze; Two hours
viii be devoted TO each lesson The whole science will
taught in twenyour lestons Terms twenty dollars EACH
payable in sdyanee Applications TO be made st $40 Houston
street. near Broadway. every day from TO O'Clock NJ
IN III the 18th OF January. CHARLES wells,
40 Houston s.reet
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ffOMESTE ADS.

DRosPgCT ELL VILLAGE AssOCIATION.-PRO-
psLe viii TO reoevec for grading the land Of the $3.50
cation untu the 10Th JANUARY, 1852 Plans and specfoa-
ottsned Ct tbe President, with whom all
Ioe te left, marked Eliminates for Grading NC.
hLrREDs. PEACE, President,
WM. PaRRIR Secretary, Lel TEisa
10. Canal et-ost.
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E'RESCE LANGUAGE EVENING AND cONvERsA-
toEsl Classes-lnstitute n G5 Broadway
RICHARD will commence this evening, at half rast
ol5ek. fer ladies and gentlemen his sYsem
Of nstrroton embraces ard popular Method cal
cuiated confidence the mind any person
Of acquiring knowledge Of The French Language
MS III nc fully evneed ny attending the fret lesson which
Will te given traits Ample accommodations viii &c made
70 receive 10th sdet and gentlemen this OCCASION Tor
the other days ladies' tie received from 10 AN p
INSTR ucTREss wANTED-To LIVE IN A PRIVATE
family snd give irstrucions Spanish. French,
and Grswirg itdy with suleiert references viii fad
desirable situation, BY addressing box "a View York Pos:
Ofsee.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN THE SPANISH Lam
w guGre tya gentleman at his house upper
city, the residence the tutor il conve
nently situated. Please address box s25 Pest oce
ipF terms, Sc
DENhAEsEIP.-MR. Q. B. GOLDSMITH. 80 BROAD
way, will receive purils daily this week 1T oue-
fa the usual enargeys g 50 class $40 for rrivas n
tructien. Ladits Glaze meee az II A. ~ And 7. daily;
rentleuene at h. NJ and !. land r. Il. Application
mutt be nj de this week.
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ASSURANCES

IvBE BROOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY
Chartered in e2z-0Gee4 IS Fulton street. Brooklyn;
tkefehtnt Exchange wall street. New Tork-hAve theif
capital las to hsndfcne tuTpuel invested In the mosl
rndouttad teeurf and continue Insure buildings NOR
furniture, other peyfona property, vessels
rort their favorable any sthsY
similar spst!tELen.
WILLIAM LLLswoRTH President
AIyhFr @. s-rvTys, Secretary.
CT OOQ INSURANCE AND LOAN OFFICE
W ,OOOs Money loaned q diamonds, watches, lew
cry and amos: al kinds O. perfortl property in Of
SO 20 5000. All transactions CONFIDENTIAL Arpy b the
lntursnce once, IS Steae street.
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MONTAGUE HALL. COURT STREEr-hr. CHAR
M rusud ard Mrs. A. Innny respectfully make knawn
heir and ladies and gentlemen Of Brooklyn
that their second ami last quarter Of the will
Tuesday 18th met. at the above pace Days Of
ladies' misst sad mssteTs; ~ TX o'clock for gentlemen
Soireee second Thursday evening Of esoh month";
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yUAETED-A SILENT OR ACTIVE PARTNER, WITH
w aeash CAPITAL Of 10 TO 901 30 start
ing commission trenesa, which promises
from 70 100 Ter per References exchanged
ADDRESS p r. w Herald ofce stssing where early in
te,view Msy be had.
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[ARRuAuns RooKs. M.WHfrE sTREEr-MEssRs,

CHARRUAUD's ROOFS, NwHfTE sTREET-MEssRs.
- Charruard b Eeilye have the honor 10 aoquaiat
their patrons and the ladies' and gentlemen that their
second and s quarter Of the season. wall commence
WedpssS.y 18th ns at the above place Days o. ins,ras
for Mses and Masters At half past three o'clock
p NJ ladies' MISSES and masters and At half
oc evenng gentlemen. Sorees every fourth Thurs
dsy evening oftaeh month NJ B. Former pnpils who
desrcus novatrg their dan cling will be received for half
he
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THE BALL SEASON.

~,o>--0,>>.s->-.,.,
nID YOU EVER SEE WEALE.-TUE SECOND AN.
~ rasl Ball Of the Whale Guards will on night.
January 81 The KrickerbccAer HAIL. corner OF Twenty
third Eighth The committee pledge their
that this Will be of the teet balls tic
Wallace Empire Cornet Band engaged Tor the evening
JOHN READY, Chairman.
JtsEnt LARniN Secretary.
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aPRCIAL NOTICE.

nj OTIcE-TEu CUTTERS AND CLERKS RN0AGED
~ IN the clothing trade and all others interested In the
early closing stores repsctfuhy invited 70 ssend
nnhfio msetins 70 be held 81 Chatham Hall Chatham
Sauas On Tuesday evening" the 9Th nst ~ nine O'clock
j. STEVENS
C. CUSHMAN, Committee.
n. W. D0LsKN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-05

DE C. BROOKES DANCING AND WALTZING
II academy, Eagle Rooms, corner Of Chryse and Delan
streets On Tuesday and Friday, from till ladies
and children. and from till l0h for gentlemen. Private
lessons A. 3 Grand street corner Of the Bovery Mon
evening classes ladies Exclusively at 3 Grand street,
Tuesdays and Fridays, from 6h till O'Clock. TIE most
win he taught the shortest possible time and most
bic charges Only few lessons necessary to render the
pupil most excellent dancer All persons, who have
tempted and been bic acquire the requested
TO apply.
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WARRINGTON GRAYS. FRET TRoOP.-FOR SALE,
w Two Tickets FOR this Companys BALL. Tuesday even
inr jan tNitos Saioon Apply ~ lzS 6owery corner
Of Broome etreet.
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SOCIETY MEETINGS. ETC.

CADDLE AND HARNESS MAKERS ASSOCIATION
The rsgalar quarterly meeting Of win be
held ~ Military Hall. Monday 9th init At ooleck
Punctua attendance Of the members requested, and
MATTHEW A. WILSON, SEQ.
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INSTRUCTION.

Al ADkME BA REFER, A NATIVE OF PARIS. INTENDS
lvk elss Of French Conversation for ahose
he fave ao kE owleage that
wish the practice o. IL also another class those
Eeneinr. Eadsme Barber DC every day, from
three 20 rve o'ecch. Terms moderate. S5 Broadway.
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

yLTAETEp-A PARTNER tEITRER SILENT OR AC
tvs) with cash capital ct frem 81 0c0 10 $4,000 10
emt Srh N the Wholesale liquor business where there
trade already established Of $4,000 year. Or salts
factory terms will transfer the Trade TO bouse
with tnfcient Address Profit Herald office Com
muLeatoEs Thus received will be treated strictly conf
tssl
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CEARlNG'S PRIVATE DANCING AND WALTzING
~ Academy DC Bond street. day for those
Who wish TO learn the dances the shortest possible
time Glasses forming the seoond quarter.
eorees two weeks exclusive the patrons OF the
academy For terms and tul particulars apply
Mr.. s. residence, Sc above.
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ITO COACH CODY RAKERs.-vooD, TogLlsON 4
Go. vii give EN- ploymeEs ~ the dsy, nfte-n
or twenty good coach tocy ngEtr-none tat tie ttst
wegkir en- need apply.
WOOD. ToKLIssoN Il CO., 40 Brotdssyy
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work FAMILY HoTEL-NEw BRIDGE STREET, LUD-
gate Hill, London The above iouse 10 centrally stu
aed has an excellent coffee room ten twelve private s
ting rooms between forty and city light airy bed rooms
ready night porter attendance fxed charge for ser
vanU ths New York Herald 10 filed. Thomas Quarter
maine tenders bis grateful thanks 70 his American friends
Tor The avor he b 30 lons enjoyed ~ tbe hsnds and CO.
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WANTEp--A SITUATION, By A RESPECTABLE
w yorn w0mAn; IS good cooR an4 washer
ana ,rsrI Essno oteete e 90 s5ners housewo,s II
.ra family Tie hest Of Bfothlyn reference cara
AND hsh integrity Can te Il not enEse.d
% He etee, 5i2 F4ten erect Military GARDEN
Brooklyn.
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WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN A
W situation Sc Cock; s good lannGres Gtn DO cham
Der work ar ylain sewing and s iling 20 maize hei
generally aeeful in private family The city
eIce given She has objection 10 the country he
fer two days Please call =. No. 70 Avenue B. rear
Second str. e..
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WEnDELL EoUsE.-.C. s. BUTTS 4 SON BEG
~ leave TO inform the travelling public that the We'd
ael House has been opened by them Cleveland. Ohio
Exepsve addtsns have been made, and the house entirely
re- FURNISHED which VIII enable them 10 accommodate their
friends with CONT, rt and ELEGANCE.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

BOARD WANTED-BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN IN
tie vicinity OF Broadway and Blee street. Terms
moderate Address tox 1871 Pest Once stating te.ms an
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'IHE ADVERTISER is A YOUNG LAD OF SEVEN
teen years. vhe has In owlet-e of printing
business and oin work some the He writes
haLd understands arithmetic and reads quick
~ lie is 6toIt ana willing 20 make himself
employe.. Being mach in want Of employment be
no eAoie but offers himself 10 oueness which
sent iteel Any person wantnv lad viii please a.
rect 70 j. ~ this Office, o. l3j Esst Broadway osse
Ment,l wdere re he seen.
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MAIL GLEANINGS.

II A Water Spout, says The abingdon
Vsinia, discharged itself ia this county, near owns
Furnace, TN "Wednesday last During very heavy
shower Of rain several men tok shelter in building
near the Furnace, when of them descending
RIM the heavens Immense volume OF water, aud
with exclamation Of terror sprang from the house,
bic COMPANIONS following him. They had scare 'lv left
the building when the volume. dschsrgng Itself ia the
creek swept away the building the had LETT together
with mill which stood upon tbs stream
STORE BREAKING IN THE VICINITY or
BosToY Charles p Howard, of North Reading, re-
pOrs that bis shop entered last night and ROBBED
OF dry goods and aoymade clothing to the value of
six hundred dollars Michael McKenna, tailor. of
Watkam reports that his shop entered last night
robbed of broadcluihs &c, the value of three
hundred Of liars II. A. Monk, of Stoughtpn, Mass. re-
ports that bis shop entered MInday night last
aud robbed of twenty pairs o. boots and silver
watch. Boston Traveller.
" Mr.. Sila. Perry died a. Keene, June
Sd, aged eighty-nne years He entered the uuon
airy army in 49, when out sixteen years old, and
Of detachment of soldiers who guarded the house
in which Major Andre wa. confined. aud who escoruei
him ~ the gallOws on the ID OF October, l7oO IL
quite probable t-at Mr. Perry last survi of
that odd Gusrd" M. Perry born in L-oninster,
Msss- had resided n'ry-t~o years in Kcene and has
been pensioner for twenty years.
[iud. Democrat, Concord, Nh
n On Sunday, the 18th, two brothers,
W. II. and Anorew j. Lawrence, residing at E.teIl
County, Oh Red River bad alteration relative
partition fence A. Lawrence went and gDt us ri1.,
back and Ia the presen OF four persons
.hot his brother while sitting the fen e. IA. oal
king effect In the eye and killing him instantly
A SINGULAR COMMUNICATIVE DIR.
Stow pastor Of the ROws-sL Church. baptized par.
sobs last Lods Day OF this uumper, four youns
mer OF nearly the age bearing the names o. Dan
lei Webster Henry Clay, William Henry H-rrspn, asd
Benjamin Franklin. Boston Transcript
LIBERALlTY OF A RAILROAD COMPANY.
We learn from tn Chicago Trisgas that the super
injendeni ofthe Michie southern Rzr has notified
Ministers OF the Gospel Ia city that until the
irtoi Jsuuary, 1853, they Will be charged only half
fare on that road
" Josiah Lawrence, at one time a mer-
chant Ia Georgia al another in New York out for the
last twenty five yesrs Il eitzes OF Cincinnati has Just
died IN hat city. He for several years Pre-ldent
the Ia Fayett- Bank and a,t-rly of an Insur.nce
Company He 81, vi disease OF the heart II the age
OF 60 years
~ Ed. Engle, of DAYTON, Ohio, shot
himself through The head lis, Saturday nisht Toe
deres,,d was formerly dry goods clek aud as Ear AS
we can learn sustained an uhblemished character.
II Mr.. G.. l.. Bartlett, baker. Of Mem
don, Macs, died the s3i frsm burns oceasioned By
the ex 'losion q burning dIid
" Mrs. Betsy Grimes. an invalid. died
afew days since In Boton from drinking too much iced
| lemonade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26
san Juan, or Grcytown.
FFNH Ihr NtUUnaI Int
The steamship PIOmethens arr


The steamship Pfometheus arrived at
New York on Monday iasr from San Juan del Nlrte
ard we ind In The Journal Of Commerce account
lived nom passengers Of festival there on the Atm
int, In celebration of the reported Independence OF
the Cry Of San Juan, the port 1T the lutl of the
river OF that name, and the Possession Of which
whether by Nicaragua or Mesquite has been FIR oag
time In coniest) The account OF tue festivities is in
ucducei by the following statement:
"On the % OF June the British stsamer-ogar Albion Al
rve6 at the porte San Ju d. Norts Greyto an with
the RlitsA Commodore Of tbs Wet lDdis station VINO NO.
theo the sutt critics thai the Governments Of Grsst Britain
ana he Uued ates rad qua Anty iIdeo-d-
epce OF San Juaa tomp0dore Parker Sf the Ssranac,
whOm,he BRUSH ComnodOts expected 70 meet bad not
Auved but there doubt OF hs concurrence 90 the
pa, o. his Government C-rmssoGr's md prOcs-d-d 20
Costa Ra and Nicarasus for the purpose definitely sat
ting the b undaries Of The tsrritOr, OF San Juan"
II the BriIish Commodore gave any such notification
as thai sts,-d In the above paragraph we spJrehend
he did So under erroneous intorusrOn; TO- II We are
correctly informed. the basis Of Clnvcntnn LATELY
agreed upon here between Secretary OF state ana
the Minister of EDgsnd and sent out BY Comn, ,a-rs
Tor the decision Of the Cover Of Nicsragus and
Coets Rice did not embrace the independence of the
important port Of San Juan on the contrary we have
npoe'to'd that basis proposs TO concede the city Of
SAP Jush TO The exclusive possession Of Nicsrsgu she
psyng 10 the Mosquito Indians stipulated sum for the
REIMBURSEMENT OF their title
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CROPS, &c.

1t is unnecessary to give In full our adj
vices from the South and Southwest All agree that
Corn, Wheat and Oats never more promising.
Some of the Texas papers complain that the season
s 40 for and other produce since the
prices will be too low" The following, from Ths So
nannah Republican, IL fair specimen of the statements
which meet our eye IN all our Southern exchanges:
"A recent trip Of some two hundred miles into the
Interior with accounts have from ali paris OF
State leads rs 10 believe that the crops
more promising Ia Georgia At this than the pre-
sent Gray hatred farmers assure us tn they have
never seen the corn look we'll Wheat Is abundant;
40 are oats and rye There has posIbly been much
rain for cotton, yet 1t looks remarkably well"
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NavAL.-Tbe U. s. fr;Oate Susousb.r-

NAvAL.-Tbe U. S. frigate Susauehan-
pa Commodore Aulek was a, NJ ,cao, and thu slooo-
oi'wsr So stogs Commander Walker at Hoar Kouk oa
the 2lft harsb. All we'll
The U 5. frigsie Rsriisn Com c. r. McCauI-y. c spt
w; McheSn, rersined At Pyta, May 30, and would
sail ou The Sd June for Panama
The U. :. figate 81 Lawrence sailed from Payta a
few days previous TO May 80 for San Francisco and the
lslspsp
The L 5 sloo2-ofwsr Portsn nth, Commander "A
Dornin, remained at Gusysquil, May % oficers and
crew all we'll
The L sioop Of war Vsndalia, Commander Gard.
ner sailed from San Francisco, May A. for Rew-York
via Valparaiso
TIE L. s. sloop ofvar John Adams Commander ar
ron vss at Madeira, May 2 10 sail for Port Prya toe
next dsy
ron 30 rolz via Csdiz 6ibralrar aav J6 bound
Up the Mediterranean - -
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JERSEY CITY awake.
Five Thousand wings up aud Dressed and
out TO Meeting.
THE VOICE OF THE JERSEY BLUES.

Last evening the greatest political dem
onstration ever known in Jersey City occurred
on the ratification OF the nominations Of Gen.
scorr and WN. A. GRAHAM by the Wing Ma
tionaI Convention.
The platform was erected in the Park, and or
namsnted with the American flag, and a banner
bearing the nsmes Of the candidates. At 8
o'clock, at the firing Of the salute, the crowd be-
gan to assemble, Large delegations, with torch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26
GoLp IN Nova ScorrA.-TH, N,,o Ga.

GUILD IN 4NU'A NCOTIA.-Ihc NOrd NcO-
hdR gives the following further particulars" In re,a
ton to the rumors which have been circulating on this
topics
good toks some specimens of gold having beer found
In the vicinity Of the old Girt Mill the GsuaraTs
Bridge Stream A Californian miner who bappepeJ
here his way home the part Of the Prov
ince made the discovery he says there is doubt
but there 10 gold but he MOI tell Ia what qrsnrity
without mach washing and digging. tie however says
II the owners Of the land will give him lease he will
telEure sin hundred dollars in the speculation"
.Exira.; fcn .g.teT loIa Ana5pola
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26
Omar R.rLwAYs.-Mr. n. Carpenter,

of Rome, offers to enter into bonds, tn sny amount
that NAV reasonably he required, with responsible
suete-. 10 furnish any railroad company With
rsfrri1h for q railroad track, at the rate OF one
thousand dollars per mile. The cost OF the mate.
nal for an ordinary track is about four thousand
dallar. nsr mile
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26
IL "THr ROMANCE or r.r 3

e The ROMANCE or THE Rxvo,r
HON." edited BY oLrxs suScr, 10 . n..,...
sketches and specdotes. gathered from sre., -
OF '1nree', illusus'ius the romsnuc ine,dea., .,
War Of Independence. No one can read than, -.
more vivid conception Of tire heroisna OF IN.
who achieved the liberty Of the country. o.
434. Bunee & Brothep) ri
u The SoLAk SYSTEM" bvJp
SELL HIND. An admirable treatise oa Ss.r4.,.
tronomy. treating of the Sun. ~ 90 and P,...,.
detailed no'c.s Of the moot ut dl~covsr;s. ~
on The subject. which we are acquainted with I.
adapted for popular use. Q2lno pp. isS s.o,..
Putnam.)
p"SCENEs FROM CHRISTIAN Hrsro.x ~
book for young people. eos'i.tns Of religion. 49,.
cal sketches from different ages Of the csu,., -
complied Nth evident sence and h.s tia ,d,.,,
of coVous reference u tho or. aal ss,a.r,s. Co
PIP 272 C. S. Francis & Coy
II "THE OLD ENGAGEMENT. l..
Julia DAY An Engl sh resria, suv.r,n,,,
copyrighted In Blsioa Il 10 ,a,eu,..,..,
story, with considerable brinlaney II a,.,o,n.
graceful flow Of narrative Q2mO PIP. 2ls J.,,s. xn.
roe & Coz
u "SUhhER GLEANINGs," by Inv
ToDD. D. D collection Of stories and ESSAY. ,,,..-
Of a religious cast, and written with cou.lds,.A.
vivsciry. Q2no. pp. esl. Northampton, H,Ol,..
Bndgman & Co. N-~Y'rk; Newman & lysOa)
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Post-Omce Operations.

The Postmaster General has established
The following new Post-Ofices for the week ending
June 49, 1882: