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will be changed-pubc securities will appreciate and de-
precate according to the sources of income is how
ever to be hoped that may slide into the order Of
things gradually to be hardly perceptbe those
gagged in the commercial and financial operations of the
day.
- We are indebted to the Hon. Mr.. Ave-
ret of this State for copy of his late speech in
the House of Representatives, against the Home
stead bill and all kindred measures. The Hon.
member complains heavily of the legislation of
Congress, in relation to the public lands claims
for his constituents an equality of right in the
tional domain as the g common property of all,
and ''solemnly protests againstany measure that
tends to give to any class in the community, an
elusive right in that domain.
Had the policy of the Wing party in reference
to this subject been adhered to, the distinguished
gentleman might have been spared the pain of
witnessing the spoliaton of his constituents, and
the trouble of entering his protest against it. But
the party to which Mr.. Averett belongs, crushed
Mr.. Clays public land system, which proposed to
distribute the proceeds ofthis common property"
fairly and equally among all the States and as was
predicted at the time, the process of squanderng
this great national property by partial appropri
ations has been going on ever since. The 'Home-
stead bill and its kindred measures are the legt-
innate fruits of Democtatic policy, and Mr.. Ave-
rett and his party are alone responsible for the
iniquitous consequences which they involve. If
the people of the Halifax district are robbed of
their rights in the public domain by the meas
ures which their representative strongly de-
nounces, let them bear in mind the fact that the
blame rests upon him and the party with which
he is associated, and that it is Democratic policy
that denies to them all participation in that mag
nifcent and blood Thought heritage. The member
from Halifax may protest, as IS olemnly" he
peases againstthe waste of the public lands, butwe
venture predict that he will protest in vain long
as he and his party obstinatey resist general sys
tenn redistribution. In such system, and in such a
system alone is a remedy to be found for the i'm
partial and unjust schemes of distributions which
are every day springing up and which threaten
to strip the old States of their birth-right, with
out giving them even a mess of pottage I'M re-
turn.
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SELLING OFF AT COST FOR CASH,
$4,000 WORTH DRY GOODS!

INTENDING to make change in their business on the
first day of July next, offer their Stock of Goods at
Cost ter Cash. and respectfully ask persons who desire
to purchase, call and examine for themselves before
they do o They feel confident that more general as
sortment OF Dry Goods sele ;ted with care
was never offered for sale at cost in this market 1t
all imported by themselves orpurchased by them of man
uiactures and their agents
The goods OF which consists of the latest and most
approved STYLE embracing among other things 34 Al,
Cd and 1874, Bieacded and brown Domestics prints
from cents to the best quality French English and
American Lawns ditto Gnghams ditto black and fancy
de LANES, do Silks, black Bonbazire and Alapacas,
Cloths and Cassimeres Satin, Silk and Marseies Vest
Lawn Handkerchief Silk d. large of Aexanders
Kid Gloves-ady's rs CENTS mems a74 cents-and SER
wants Clothing of every description together with gen
eral assortment of every thing usually kept in a Dry
Goods House, Determined to close, they assure the
public that there is no hundug in this advertisement
1H HMDs PORTO RICO SUGAR, receiv.
mys JAS WINSTON.
~ BAGS LAGUAYRA COFFEE, roceiv-
mya JAS. WINSTON.
OUUO JAS. WINSTON
000 BUSHELS COW AND RED PEP
COO PER PEAS, for sale.
10 n s.'s. GENUINE rnAo" BRANDY for
mys JAS. WINSTON
BOUND ALUM sALT.-a00 sacks, for sale
mpa DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
WHITE BRAZIL sUGAR.-15o bags
w 25 boxes white Havana do
For sale by
my3 DAVENPORT. ALLEN & CO
I AGUAYIsA COFFEE.-25O bags for sale by
IL DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
SAFETX FTsE.-l0 bbIs Of the best quality, for
- saleby
my DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO
- $50 bbls extra superine brand c. Patrick
SO do do do Family Mills
For sale by
mys RAGLAND & BRO
OAR HRON.-5 tons country bar Iron, "Weavers"
- III store and for sale by
my3 SHIELDS & soMERvILLE.
RALTIMORE CURED HAMS hhda small
ID size, for sale by
my H CLAIBORNE.
bacon sHOULDERs.-lOhh ds selected small
ID size landing and for sale by
mya JH CLAIBORNE.
INITIATION ENGLTsH CHEEsE.-40 box
Il es very handsome, for sale by
my3 H CLAIBORNE.
MARSHALL sALT.-5oO sacks in rtere and
Nl for sale by
my3 JOHN N. CLAIBORNE.
/ UMP PLAsTER.-loo tons for sale in lots to
IL suit purchasers by
my3 SHIELDS & SOMERVILLE.
EUANO.-a5 tons Pa agonian'' Guano, in store and
" for sale by SHIELDS sOMERVlLLE.
my
MANTILLAS.-Just received supply of
lSl Mantillas which we selin very cheap at
CHAS. HARTWELL& cos,
my l07 Broad street.
POOMs FOR RENT, over the store of the sub
my3 RAGLAND BRO.
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GRAND ENTERTAINMENT
AT THE
EXCHANGE CONCERT HALL!H
City Of Richmond,
Commencing THIS DAY, Saturday. May LIST
Professor DunseitIh,

PROFESSOR DumSelln,
EROM EUROPE, will deliver of Lectures
Il the of GIANTS which existed in past times
and will continue his subject for days in the
above hall-THREE LECTURES DAILY
rSy Doors open at 10 O'clock A. NJ, and at 3 and u
o'clock, p. M.
ry Admission 25 cents-children half price. Season
tickets $l-or lady and gentleman 81 so.
Mr. DUNSEITH will introduce to his audience il
ustration his subject the greatest wonder OF the ply
steal world, in the person of Master
ANGUS McKASKILL,
The G treat Nova Scotia Giant hoy,
ROBBED in Highland War Costume
This is the greatest wonder that has appeared in our
world for five hundred years. being only abeardess boy
ninetee wears old. nearly eight feet high, AIS lbs
in weight and is still growing He is Of noble look
and dgnifed bearing towering the head and shoulders
above the talest of the people Over 100000 ladies' and
gentlemen of the northern and southern States who
attended his levees during the last months all believe
him to be the largest this eyh presenting form
and look of majesty worthy representing the Giants
which were in oden times.
riye For particulars, small bills of the day.
issgsTickets to be had at the door.
my1-5t
lNHOICE LEAF I.ARD.-3o bbls very superior
~ landing per steamer for sale by
may JNO. H. CLAlbOHNE.
DOLL BUTTER.-5 bbls prime, landing pc
HI steamer for sale by
may JNO. ii. CLAlBOHNE.
DKIME LAGUYRA COFFEE.-5oba bags land
L ing per steamer for sale by
may JNO II. CLAIbOHNE'
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DO all these and mach more, and when there
improvements to nakeno room for the extension of
eommerce-no more worlds to con1ner-when the inhab
tans othe globe brought together people, nthe
most intimate intercourse, commercially, financially
and soeialy-we may then look for accumulation of
capital ola surplus supply of that representative ofweah
which for past has been the recognised standard Of
value Then we may look for arrangement in the sys-
TENS which now regulate the of all nations, for
alteration values which will revoutionise the exist
ing state fittings and lay the foundation ofne principles
for the government of the world An expansion
erty nomnay, must follow which will put out of joint all
present ideas of finance The relative position property
Will be changed-pubc securities will appreciate and de-
preciae according to the of income 1t is how
ever to be hoped that may slide into the order Of
things so gradually to be hardly percepbe to those
gagged IN the commercial and financial operations OF the
daV.
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MARRIAGE OF Miss SUTTER.-A letter from
California, dated April 1st, says:
Miss Suffer, daughter of the celebrated CAPT.
Suffer, on whose premises the first discovery of
| gold IN California was made, was married few
| days ago to a Mr.. Engler. The wedding was a
grand affair. AS Capt. Suffer has figured extern
sivey in history and is probably as we'll known as
General Scott, the following account of this great
wedding will, no doubt, be read with considerable
interest. A gentleman from Sacramento says:-
'At an early hour in the afternoon the invited
guests from Sacramento and Marysvie approach
ed the Hook Homestead about the same time,
and were received with a welcome that made both
earth and air tremble with the vibrations of glad
ness. AS the boats were making the bend in the
river which completely concealed the farm, the
roaring OF cannon, rapidly fired, and the ringing
OF bells, announced that they were in the neigh
borhood of that cordial and comprehensive hos
pitaity which Capt. John A. Suffer has made
SO prominent part of the history of this country
After the parties had landed from the Bragdon
and from the Marysville boat, they proceeded to
the Captains mansion, where they were warmly
greeted, and where the ladies' and gentlemen
made special preparations for the anticipated
ceremony. Having waited at this place fora cou-
pie OF hours in vain for the arrival of the Canaan
che, they formed procession and marched to'a
chapel which the Captain had erected for the
oOHoHV VI 'lo anu dDouI his TdLCu
Everything about the entire premises had been
put into the finest order, the buildings ornament
ed and festooned with flowers and evergreens, and
every prominent point surrounded with flags and
streamers. The chapel was decorated with
special taste, and surrounded with about fifty
Indians dressed in array of colors not more
brilliant than ANONYMOUSLY blended. AS the pro-
cession entered the chapel, large band filled the
iron walls of the building with the richest echoes
of musical melody, and welcomed the special vo
taries of Hymen to the application of the con-
genial trammels of a long-life bondage. This
ceremony having been very elegantly performed
by some gentleman from Marysville, the party re-
turned again to the mansion. Soon afterwards
the Camanche arrived with fresh delegation, and
instead of a reperformance of the nuptial cere-
mony for the benefit of the new corners, the
whole party were seated at table, which was per-
fectly overwhelmed with viands and Wines
Toasts speeches. exhiliration and dancing term-
mated an entertainment which marked the loss of
lovely daughter and the finding of charming
wife,
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EDUCATiON-A lady te'IuIug 20
,.,.hx ,us bea1i.zi cat 81 sszrh sroes.yn, 49,
r.c.,ve iu.o Der say fs- vOuhs rr' soA.o "a, =.
ne Th=u edscar.oG sad morals ESala - ;. 4.
1900 "a .us thew would e1oy a. re o
$50 sns r-r;rs1 home TeTus-BoNc a-a - as -
= II. ~. Srsikh h-,rches. $50 per snaa 4 sIs.S. -
Hu.,s sxirr Sill N Al ssses VsTss4s ~ sJTY
ApplJ 70 - grooslya
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04
BOSTON PIANO-FORTES.-The

largest VI Pianos To th city bs found
a he wsrerooms Of T. 0iLBkhT Co. No $50 Broad
way corner Of Anthony st. opposits Broadway Bal and
Thoser ana vii he sold u uesI buszns They have tns
metallic frame, and warranted 10 sand any climate.
Dealers supplied On very liberal tenna oteerrs Cottage
BOador PiAacs nyeneDt for email r s.. low
and warsnted Ao, extensive Of Gilbert
Co improved Aoisa PaSos universally admitted 70 b
twenty-five secondhand Pianos sod Mslodeons % rsns
cheap sale ct the following prices 30 Vs. 80 ga
BooScr ass Eoii.s Pi.nos tssa, cS~ ed eis 6ssaI
Piano $50; do With k,oas, $50 Pdscs Co.'S nele.
ssoxs, SIS ". Us end as. Csrta. ksk4scz, e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04
EOR SALE TARRYTOWN.-That

\ BEAUTIFUL location hnos Prospect Hill containing
eeSy torty tol acres IL "a elevated commanding the
ta,sniheeni OF ths Hudson River from Nev York
ne tnselAnos embracing both bsnks several VILLAGES
80 TAppan Zee. and picsures{ue in sod
- nsoens Sleepy Hollow kc The slope Is seate,
seIy easy The all excellent the elanste sau-
~ Us slthn about hfteen minutes walk Of tbs center
shecI. ~ - ., sven churches and several h,eelas
resmeoa lsDcins The 6ne res,d.ne.s - So.
ms arc N ,a could readily Be- Slysed
~ VI lay p.,tA ssey enc Of nich would B, com
rahelns ae another Opportunity hks tbs viii -, ~.
~ ecu, ssah eeS.y every ehxhls ue ,et zen NJ
leIs AeS me hisAsnds appropriated II sa .cen a..
Rrse VIII o low and teruns A,,jx =, A, ~
Bank Buildings New-York ~ ~hsia>sn
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CrvuINGss SCHOOL Of DESIGN

u i. uo~ op-r far the receSttnu Of raPh''
siisnaAn's On 'eA'0' cTsMISss, NJ 10 5ts az.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04

A VI lNC 1 = T.. w. lol n LII Z y
ST, near RININGTON-Sr-As Select Mae s8d Fs-
use SEMINARY Of o sAoditg vii commence lie r-gular
Fa Session o. MONDAY the 9th inst The o1ildius has
two front entrances adtwo vaEda The male and female
CHS WM NICHOLS, Principal
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MAST MORRISANIA VILLAGE

A About 25i LOs (femanins unsoidl snylns In rLs
Som one eishth Of az offered Tor SALE
IN the most favorable Ten per cent down aud bal
,nce on OF before March, 1851 Title perfect These ots
1ccupy very healthy and beautiful location and IN
n view of the East River and in the immediate vicinity
~ the residences Of several Of the Gos, wealthy and re
negotiable citizens Of WestchsbeT County Aso dne hshae
urtbin one quarter Of a mile Several houses
Suilons and lots ceiling rspldy For maps and other In
formation apply 70 ID. WINTON, No Tryon-row, near
HaIlen, RA1foAd Office opposite City Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04

1.-TWO PARLORS. balcony front, in a
INT ols~ house No 1879 lihss, between sth and 9th
sv. TO let with board Also, snsl rooms The house has
bahia 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04
XHyM. n. LEGsETrS CLASSICAL.

w FRENCH and lSGLlSH ScHOOL-Norh-ssst
Of Broadway snd lns. will be pened 90 MON.
DAY, Sept g. At ga VI Circaias At LD-k sood'a No al
Brad~sy; kvsns 2nc Brtsns no 6s7 Broad ~sy and At
tbe residence Of the Principal No rs i1<h-st Tcmp-
kinssqune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04
Real GsIaIe for Sale.
GRE LOTS for SUBURBAN RESI-

ACRE LOTS for SUBURBAN RESI-
n DENCEs for s ALE 81 sec ions, containing soout
an acre each situated three miles from Niiiamsbufgh, be-
tween the Flushing Turnpike and Newt0wn PankfOad and
"a miles from the l2d and Ne~towp Creek Ferry Laod-
ina he sections be sor SD each aud choice OF To-
cation 20 decided BY lot On location Is houss,
BAN &C. worth $500 which the purchss1r OF each sec
ton will have one chance In u. Teims-Sp 10 DO paid
when contract Is mace SnO when lcsuon is chosen aud
the bond aud mortgage, II desired Maps and
particulars be had 81 j. IRLEI corner 81 Grand and
Moth Cd sis, Nilliam.burgh; WATKINS HINE, cor
DER Of Grand 81 ant Bf sdwsy, N T.; BAGE SOTHER,
No n Fulton-st, BToOklyn.
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Honsrs tDanten
WANTED in BROOKLYN-For a

w Gentleman his Wife and Servant, part of tOU 2,
furnished consisting Of Sit in room and two .omforabls
Bedrooms with Kitchen the Of one. IL foand suts
be they will be tasen permanently Address NJ l. L.
Brooklyn Post Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04
NOR SALE or TO LET-Beautiful Resi-

III d.noes a. Rsvenswood L. I-TSo.t story attic -nd
Basement HOUSES, Just finished In modern style, eaeh
sopta.npe fifteen rooms OF which bedrooms m.ole
usntes Ia haseu first and seeood stoes psa:ries
slo.ets and bells ali floors brick ovens and hots
patent rspge IN the Kitchens ipcOsed sasa p4za IN ,ns
rear The houses full vew OF the >st hver snc
within three minutes gsk Of the dock horn whish the
steamboat Rsyenswood Capt Baldwin leaves four times
dsy for New.YoIk superior ne Of stages running be-
tween Astoria Folon Ferry ookyn passes de door
every hsur tom A tiil 10 Z n For further parrcu
las INQUIRE OF GILBERT HOPKINS at Rsvenswood or 9.
Ne So Peehsip, N. Y, from IL A. NJ till z. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04
Diano-forres.
PIANO-EORTE Of

4 PlANO-FORTE of superior tone
"A and 6ni.b latest syls Of case made b. zoe Of the
b-st makers 10 this city, sno for yea ssyen
octave pert ct order quite IL viii BE- sold very
low the Is 20 leave city Ii can Do soon
for few days No IS Hudson-s from all II O'CLOCK
A H., and from til PPM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04
Gntlerp, 6arbmare, Sc.

NHAIN PUMPS, Iron ana Woodru
~ Gurus, saPenor ssivsnized Chain. With turned ana
finely finished buehets tubcips eight otsd rssa To- Ls
manu- fsetured wholesale and retail, BY
hcCLAhY POWfs. Seneca vaih NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04
and DAY SCHOOL for
CHELSEA COLLEGIATE INSTI.

No ga West rlth 81 The fall Term Of tls
In stiiu'ion will Commerce MONDAY. tAe 9th % sep
tember Fer pzrueulss Creu which m,y he obtained
Of the Institute JOHN h BROWN, a NJ Principal.
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PAINTING in OIL taught by BEN

JAMIN u cOE. assisted BY FksUsHs ~ a.
SHE'LL = aesoa.plt.,-d Young artist NJ nse nv
Nv Yv.k I'pi,rrsfy and valuable co =,
nsiIr.,. hy Du-sna CT arch W.ri tiG 'nsfd' ~ld go
90 epi,s.t artist. furnished Tor m des 500 PSpIn
t.ssA, 20 uslr u~ts copies trou "a IN rsssso ~
40 .-r n thisis.a los ructiou Ia peacL ervon Sss
" .ts eolOss perspective and drs~ioz IN 90 ~0a '"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04
MECHANICS INSTITUTE SCHOOL
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGI-

vi No II Chambe s-st wtll open Monos s, sept. g.
$50 JAS. RODGERS, Chsrmsn SchOol Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04
ap.rrIcAL COMMERNIAL EOO-

r,oN Va "a I University ol.oe Native Fr0arssos
4. - st,@r,-rc- In Teaches IN thsr o~n e'aau',
,o.fr,cf,,s IN tn- moa-rn languages sss'eeS y -
II - h.. had ~ yeas exoe5i-uoe Ia tesehl az
~. 49, = cls..,esl D-pa tnent snd w-ii III d saa
- ssh ts.her m tbs Jan'or Department fSsns emu
n.n S--irib. comm rcis educs 200 u me zen. 49,.
c.n l.nu.seS cAnaot iad school IN wnieh my S'n
W - sts.7n il As ia thi. An exPeIisno.d s1ssn
- ant 90 ! .usI salary. Apply - }. NJ ELL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04
V,HE GRAMMAR SCHOOL of co

i LUhBIA COLLEGE, lin mdn.yu,D CHARLES
ANTI ON LII d Rector viii open for the o'iOn OF
pupis after the summer yacsh o, on MONDAY, sepS6
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BOARD

II ING and DAY SCHOOL No 81 rhOmpDa-st -Ths
ii..es PALkCHE will reopen their estab,isnn u
Innrr I.adies Oh MONDAY. Sept
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MICHIGAN LAKE PROPERTY

UI FARMS FOR SALE-Hom~-'esi overlooking thi.
lake with ~ n s. Of land lsrge orchard and
suitable buildnts SIEVE eligible building sit-s cor
pipe 10 10 Is each, will he cold on advantageous
terms u purchasers Fl gazing 10 improve.
bohegan lake sasted miles east OF reehskil two
bour- per n r Railroad rom Chsmb-Bs IL Is un'
equal-d IN point Of scenery within radius OF my miles
from New.YOrk tel has b-en recently built and sstsb
,hed for sun mer there be no doubt chat IN
shot period lake attract large portion OF visit
ors from the city Apply 20 THOMAS JONES, lnratorJ
Countr q Rooms No. 2f7 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04
DpoE y NJ BROWNS CLASH

CA, FRENCH and COMMERCIAL SCHOOL
hea ~ ls6 a. No efl Broad say las Tsdao'edt %
Nc sS Busdway. oet~ cen l9th ana tn ss tno
OF instruct on II school "a systsm-tis ana eNtensaNe
TIE Prrar, D-s.teur ives pupils AZ a. eaS Az anu
prepare. them ior tie hisheE departure NJ Ia tns ue
L. sh.h bxaneres french ORA linz Natural ni SOP ~
In the nighe O. paItu the pupils arc ear ied nfou.n
course ore ararnty 70 enteT the eonntios -eoass say
class IN COLLEGE Shrn r,ns visa H. the CLASSES
csrrec through whole course OF eo,sese ssao.o~
rumble Of puris q raiitea in both depsrtmenn me
schucl year viii open On Ntsa-aiAy. Sept FOR
81 nj A. the school rooms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04
A FARM WANTED-Of from so to

N 30 acres OF first rsfe land With good buildings any
whele within sb"ut $40 miles Of New ork Address p)
paid, JOHN IDHNsON mamaroueck Post Vice, West.
Co. Newly orb full sod true deseT ption Of
the farm churches schools post
office landings the very lowest cash price, Will
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04
DUTGERS FEMALE INSTITUTE,

II IJTGERS FEMALE ms riTUTE,
n No 40 Msd,-on-st sew-Nors-The next Acsdsmic
a. mi. I,.,tfut,op will commence on MONDAY, the
18Th Of s-pt-u YER lsS2 The c"urss OF instru'uoa EN-
brace. the whole nge II thorough snd suosnts sdnes
80 nd in Ill where practicable, 10 uscsted
nv an ample apparatus Pupils IN tns city are conveyed 20
"a firm the INSTITUTE At sms extra expense 20 the pa
rent Pupis csn obtain bad IN respectsoe private board
10 bor.ssip The vicinity Of the Institute
Sl.r. specifying the Of study ana tne terms OF
sui,cr nav h. hsd the institute o. further ntormson
W. - ob.,,sa hy addressing either Vt the flowing
s.ntlemen who constitute the BoNd 81 rrustsss
ISAAC VERBS, ID D., President
o. ID BROwN, Treasurer
" { LEvERIDGE. Secretary
Jos-ph Hoxe, rso wsv,YI;.,. q,
= uol,r.. Ebenrxer Csud well,
So ~, Geo NJ Ceaman,
~ EsIsr John Gray,
nolrnes osniue' 'ii0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04
OTIS for SALE.-HOME for ALL

30 Lott. from $50 70 s2o each. In the bes1u'ul VII
isee OF nasp-th L. about u mi from Niia nsou an
and can IS minutes BY omnibutes from the dt
fersnt ferries evey ~ minutes Fare only o. cents AgpY
10 ] VAN MA1f r. Jr. on the premises or T.. WEB
STIR No IIS Nassau St. New-iofk, or P. V. REMsEN'
No 288 Grand ct, " ilhAusbuTeh
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University GRAMMAR SCHOOL

~ - Pn( A. johnson Rector The thrss Dspsrt-
uents the Jnnor toe Upper knsish ana the Clssnc,
spes simultaneously on Monday Sept Pupts are rs-
esivrd Of yeas aud upward and prepared
for tie eOuntns hou.s Tor Submission any College
Circulars may obi.red al Appssoo's Locx woods
Cro~eps boOkstors IN Bosd ~sy sno RaynoSs 10 the
Bo~ery GEO 3. PARKER Principal
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NARMs for SALE, GOOD and CHEAP.

Three Of TOO acres each three nj on acres three OF ~
acre. tee of 50 aces-s with good bulldogs plenty OF
fruit sno near raoan station. Various other szea ms
and village Houses Lots to be exchanged Tor city
prcterty-all OF easy access 10 Ne~-iork Apply TO
VAIL Pisnfeld n J.. and 81 Pacific Hotel on SAtur-
days nom A. 90 q Leave at aud u O'CLOCK daily, from
north aide of the Battery.
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DROFES,OR sCHUSTER : DRAW

ING ,nc PAINTING ACADEMY. No ~ brosd
mi. Srucio ,,c school OF will reopen on the $50
day Of SEPTEMBER next, on-uns every scihts 70 pto
sscouAi and amateur artists Particular attention pad 70
p..rs and Figures Drawing Landscapes. Ornaments soa
Flowers V.intirs and Drawing from flars' Ss's sna
for, N,rrre PAN ing 10 Water Coiors ia Pastel DRAW
ing on stone anc PantinR IN OH Colo specimeas ~
rutiis a, well ss By himself uisY be examined ~ d"
studio.
sersrs.e Glaze. for Lsdiea .,,..
1,.,tl~r-n's Clss. from 20 . o''lock NJ
Special Course tor Femsle Ie:cnes On '''~'U'' ~
uotn ana one IN tire fcrenoco tor MssteEs
Fvsrfns q a.. tor tIentiemen from 10 80 elooh
In,trti, o. Schools and P'iyste Instruction promptly
tended 10 Portraits painted TO oruef IN sns
"ylea F'' : sCaUSTER, Profes,or
oppnrie the American Ar Unlon