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ROARDING.-Good board and pleasant
I'D rooms may be obtained in private family. for
limited number, at No Lamartine-place, West 29th So
9Th opposite Lamarne Park. The house contains all
the modern Improvements References exchanged mi2w'
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ROARD.--A gentleman and wife caa be
1t accommodated with front room, two bedrooms and
panty Location pleasant, within two blocks OF Peck
Sin Ferry where few bearders only will be taken
few snt gentlemen with full partial board can be
accom- modatsd References exchanged. No moving on
the lst of May. Apply at Ne. GO 2d-s WILLIAMSBURG
s7f 3,s
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IT. Hoele's Electric Hair Dye is entirely free
fom ell Ingredients ch iniure hair nr skin It's
eect in dyeing tho bsir magical and beAutfa black
brown spTocu I'd the inssen while the hair IL ms1@
softer and skier by Tire operation THIS. with )GLES
Fluid for he hair and Shsviag Soaps may be had
OF a ID Sands No 100 Full on st Rushton, CLARK 4
CO. Nc. 27S, shd Rice and Smith, No ia Broadway;
Csr,y Co.. No 2t5 Pearls and by Druggists and PEI
fumeTs throughout the world
II Oiarrhea and summer Compinints.-in
all ordinary HFCKERS FARNA, boiled with Milk,
10 not only pleasant but efcscous remedy, and pre-
pared with the least labor. It's character pslaabs and
beautiful food for those Of weak digestive pOwers
for the aged well children aud nfents is firmly
established with the medical faculty and the public gene
ally To be had Of the principal druggists and srocers
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ReIiaious Notices.

90 Rev.L.O Burchnrd will preach TO NOR
,nw Eve SING IN ibe Thirteenth street Presbyterian
G,h between the 9th ard 7th on the distressing ca
Sstz tbs Bnrnifg OF the Henry Clay serVice 10 COM
-<nee At TO O'Clock.
.ur seeopd Reformed Presbyterian Church,
49, coIl,eel No q Crosbv-st, between BroOms and
.hso,es Treating TOMORROW MORNING and AZ
fERNOUN Seats nee
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IFE I'm THE SOUTH: lBeau.ifQl

II y lliusIstsd companion TO Un,ls To MS CABIN"
II iEhSON, No 90 Chestnut-st Philadelphia, pub
SOUTHERN LIFE,
With the above title, MAGNIFGCFNrLY ILLUS
IRAThD with FOU RTEEN LARGE ENGRAVl NGi
BY the celebrated BARLEY tits with no little pride and
qualification 10 the pubher IN he enabled this op
perfume moment before the reading public Of
most eraphc Accordingly interesting and truthful pictures
Of Southern Life that has ever vet been written and AZ
well rank alongside OF " UNCLE TOMS CABIN and b.
III companion for IT, The author has lived aaid the
scenes he has elegantly ketched and thus been enabled
70 present truthful picture of LIFE AMONG TIE
LOW LI"-UNCLE TOM ~ HIS CABIN, and TOM,
WILD BiLL, TIE FUGITTvE SLAVE, in the frenzy
OF al his eXclains Young hands
rough end bard but there is smell OF innocent blood upcn
them My s,in Is dark and ugly, hut soul winter than
the whitest Judse who sis upOn the Bench What have
done hat is my crime that must be an outcsst and
OUTLAW hunted rom swamp 10 swamp with whole ns)a
foi nay enemies and not human soul 70 speak 10 The
language Of irienesh,p"
From the earliest times there have been in Eastern Caro-
hIe RENAL kable runaway slaves who lived caves the
In tie CIR at Dismal swamp of North Carolina Characters
Of this kind IL is said tdat Rho
bad run away, when quite young )m her master returned
to him. after many years Of lie in the desert with several
The character Utopia the lost girl Of The wilderness
beautifully and magnct niy drawn and yeet creation,
Will ID contrast o. t.e eoo hardy and savage
mot instructive and interesting Of American books ever
printed
the An. Tican People in THE NORTH AND THE SOUTH,
and 10 per confidence that nothing he has heretofore
IL published complete large octave volume Of Ia
psges with fourteen large, fall page. magnificent illusra-
lions executed IN the finest sJ e OF art and printed on
Il finest and best plate paper.
Price for the complete work 80 cents a copy only.
Copies Of the ork will be sent TO any to any place
in the Unsd States free Of postage their RENTING 20
cents for each copy they order 10 the publisher IN letter.
postpsd So matter where person lives they got
copy by OF mail their Enclosing 80 cents in let
ter post paid. directed 10 the publisher
T. b. PETERSON. No 90 Chestnut St, Philadelphia,
To whom all orders addressed.
Booksellers News agents and oil others will BE- supplied
at very low rates and they will please send il their orders
early
For sale by all Booksellers aud News Agents throughout
the country.
Cenvasers 10 engage in the sale Of this work
in every county in the nited States
Editors Of newspapers throughout the country, copying
the above times, including this notice, aud
calling attention to il editor4y sending copy Of their
pepper marked to the publisher shs have three copies OF
the above work sent to them by return Of mail
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SN7ULIAMSBURGH "A small famiI

Wv declining housekeeping desire 10 sell the furnishing
Of house 70 such would be received ny sua-
he reference till lst May There is none 50 fos'rabie
sw, rg for the money in the city X nj $50 per anonm-
10 commence lst August note pith real name and al
dress to s W. cice Of The Tribune will meet with due
attention.
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DOARDTNG.-To Let, with Board a
BOARD in SOUTH BROOKLYN.-

ID Handsomely furnished Rooms with fill er partial
bosrd fox families single gentlemen at No 30 Clinton
A. no minutes walk from the South Ferry.
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DoIiiiraI Notices.

~. ffrfonfsts.-A meeting of the UNIONIsT AssO
ctTloN will b. beld pursuant 20 adjournment at Consi
VIC sf gsu on SATURDAY EVENING, the 3st inst, at
,eiori ful sttenoeDcs is requested By order,
SlLAs G. HERRlNJ, President
Log. F. waOswORTH' socretries.
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H NICKFRBOCKER for AUGUST
IA

Il NICKERBOCKER for AUGUST
IN ORIGINAL CONTENTS:
Col Willism Duer.
ColteDimsut: A sonnet
Ctnn-ciicut River By the Peasant Bard"
THE Midnight Excursion. by l.. }. Bates.
The Renegade From the German
A q apteT on Names by ID. IL. Jacques.
Epltsph Honest Man.
II Distsd From Greek. BY James GilboIne Lyons
LID
A THO to the Virginia Springs.
A ~ OK" BY EGWard Muleit.
Fallsds OF Mexico; Number One. BY James Linen
Coefhes Faustus Tribute.
S,apzss: My Husband isA PSuter too'
m, LOST Heart. BY Paul Msr;indale.
TIE Fudge Papers. by the Author Of Reyerlas-ot a
Bachelor
Spanish Proverbs
Tt S,oas of Eroeldon A Ballad.
60 . ~ steamboat Life. By William II. Allen
ne Fneht OF Angels. By James 4. Fields
LITERARY NOTICES.
FptToR's TABLE.
M, puhiishsr his Travels
TIE ate DAVID Graham ESD NJ.
aretTsT Letter from Up the River
Desth o. HebTJ Clay. r,,a,,r
\ ,t from tbe" NJ ysteIlous hhoN'e'A
KeuHspeT Obituary Liitlaime ,..
S';f ,s,,h Rcads - and Correspondents; 49,.
* Csnru,v P.pers :" The Law cure .eoa
t. H. sssni,h by Richard Hayws'do: rae -.
~" r. a. ssre Party The future o. eine,t,
Tears Of Patriot 8. An AlLhteo' goa rorrh
nsac r,e" T. Juvenile Affection aha 49, w.t., y
Inc Iueifsnt: Trolling for P,cke.e IN II. t.o,o-
"e. go C,n66ence Mar 7. Incident on LoS
,ivs win z g. A Sscregions siNee IN
leo A r. sutifal Tribute Lines from an Album ~ T.
Ae1aige Attempt upon the Hot Weaihef zen" AA' -
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Fans H. The Ah.vsga Heuse at Owes). - An Invita-.
hon 10 Nov Deciiraii Of the same l3 "Cp-C0untr,
Letten"" Country Sunda7 :" pssssse from The Late
Morning II The "Mzlne Liquor Law " Sci" IS.
~ incid,nt at Paris Restaurant" DUBIOUS RABBIT
10 Answer to the Queries OF Town Correspondent
~ Population and Polite, Of Ry,rhead Long Islaad IS
,~ptn6y 10 Words Plain Speaking" 10 Poem, by va.
nam b. 6aAsr Esq Fourth July Poem % Con
serves Ahmentaires" p Something Be very Boy" ISL
Decided BOwe-" % Important Discovery in Art p.
The state Normal School: samuel B. Wood worth, 4 VI ,
The New President. q. Rocsla Tower" Pier
mont The "Seventy.six House Washington Hesd0usr-
ters: Sports Of TIE Fourth g Alterations 0innu-
hyes; Lakeler ChsmpAin d Deferred Articles. etc.
etc. SAML HuEsTON. Publisher. No l39 Nssssl-st.
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OARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.

- Admittance TO everything Is cents children under
10 years, l2t cents Psrquet, &c, l23 cents
The Coolest Place in New York veil the most inter-
ssDg is this establishment, with it's entertainments
LIVING OSTRICH, the ORANG OUrANG; LIVING
SERPENTS just received. EVERY AFTERNOON, at 8,
sad EVERY EVENING, at 8, WHITES celebrated
ETHIOPIAN SERENADERS Dissolving Views Optical
Fireworks, &c.
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ITO LET-To respectable families, five
L 5stoy brick Dwellings 5thst near Broadway beau
tfal location ell the N Croton water lu-
quire of A c. DAYTON Bond d Warehouse. Ex-
cha geplsce and Broadway, between 10 und NJ
the premises
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tjonses 10 Get.
THE THREESrORY DWELLING

u HOUSE No. So Coluu blast, ION The Hights,) eok-
lyn to Let for Sale Has 20 basement. nnd' rcesr,
&C. ana Is within five minutes wsik OF Fulton Ferry Apply
at No .6l PsarLst New or.
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,LV Crand Pic Sc Ercursion of Indu-trIaI

II.
tnne Association No =. to Unionport West
Ss'rr iilsse, on MONDAY, Aug 2 1872 The new and
vi odloas s,esner GEN WOOL has been chartered Tor
Ssbove excursion and will leave the foot OF Spring st.,
|ski 81 Catbarue-st, T. X at 81 Broome Sc, at .,
~ Whist u % o'clock superior Band has been en-
sfrd Tickets - cents-can be hsd OF Henry Palmer,
lS Wnisnsst Stephen If Eecks, No. O. ClntOn-st
Nnc, No 45l Broadway; VIM. Bradford, No. 70
Nxu lstst, Milhamsburgh and on board the boat.
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NCW-yORK TRIBUNE.

.ur NEw-yORh DAIhs rvcryrxol
,o EVERY MORNING, (suspAF AN'A' ~"
sy GREELEY & McELRArh,
nos, n,sss CORNER or SPRUCE AND NAY
~ ZEE Ihis. s,s OPPOSITE THE CITY HALL .,..h,
...ss 80 CITY Subscribers sr ia oen1 PEI ~. NJ
~ ~yssar they can pay IN ADVANCE ~ nss
VEL - - year AZ the same rate Shsie 4,
y ~ M.,l SshecribeTs Five Dollars per s an ,h,ss
70 teh"e .h.--inops taken for sn mohOns - III AZ,
svsso' A. S0 Three Dollars In advance 49, o.ivea
So nth Country Newrpspers pey L sp1' ~. Tyi5.
eaEfss xhess teS1ns are higher than those oil ~"
- az rel allowed any difference
-ur sEW-YORN WEEKLY Thlbum
r,'rpy LARGE PAPER, FOR THE CouNTsta1,
" $3.50 s1ery SATURDAY MORNING 81 me iow P.o s-
sEun,r In advance Eight copies ter VIZ, o seny
~ 60 sS1rsss COR $40 and the paper ~ no eeo oo
49, ona the time for which It is paid Awe Vei .n
= - ,,eet will be charged 80 cents per INC ea "
ruF sElII-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
..,p.hsS svsrv TUESDAY and FRIDAY morning Inesse
sr. .ns,D Two copies for S. Ten tor w Ad'eiN'S
-, oenis tno for each insertion
THE NEY-YGRk TRIBUNE
FOR EUROPEAN CIRCULATION
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Pc 81 oents copy or 81 per year TO any Pa' u
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syIF NETWORK TRIBUNE
s,,roaSrs OREGON AND TIE SANDWICH ISLANDS
hSsbsd on the departure Of each semi monthly Man
ssy-1,sr Price g cents per copy. -, . ,,.-,.
ssan0' GREELEY X McELRATH, Publishers
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TITO MANHATTAN HALL

Il No Cos 4th-st for Conceri Lectures Meetings, Ex.
hibtcns &c This is the largest Hall the East side Of
the will seat 500 persons comfortably Inquire Of l.
LEWIS No. 675 4th st.
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Real Cstate for 6Gle.

FARM FOR SALE, of 35 acres, under
IA high OF cuy aoo pleas ,ntly situated On en- ell
ovation q miles from NewGfS ~ j.. stocked with eat
variety fruit such pears APPLE. che Iles gap-s &C.,
Sc excellent good house and garden and Jage out
buildings On the fa there IL stream Of spring WATER
with fall sufficient 70 raise b part OF the premises
Inquire OF Whitehead Bro. druggist No. l52 Greenwchs
81. OF G. y. LnLn. CamptoWn, N. j.
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Anew BOOKS, NEW BOOKS.-THE
Y ADVENTURES OF a GENTLEMAN IN SEARCH
OF MISS SMITH-A very quaint and humorous work
sure TO popular with the public in gene al aod the Smith
family in particular Just published Price - cents.
LOUISA: Or The Adventures Of a French Ahlliner-By
Alex Dumas. Price 25csns
AMELiA-By tienry Fielding Pdce 30 cents.
FAIR RIOS AMOND Or, the Queens Nictm-By the
ant nor of Quintin Nlasys Illusrasd Price 20 cents
NHITEFRIARS: Or The Days Of Charles the Second.
The best historical romance siLce Wsyerey Illustrated
Price 80 cents ~.
Also, all the new Books Magazines late publications.
Guide Books whole sale and Tetsil.
BUNCE x BROTHER,
Publishers and Booksellers, No. 1874 Nassau st. NJ.
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beautiful VILLA and COTTAGE

sSlTES az Upper MotnsaIs Tor sale on very rsasoDs-
Die and s1t. property not surpasssi IN tho
vicinity NeYork for beauty Of locat scenery and
ubnty. large portion bean ifuliy shaded with ever
and forest hees sze OF po.s ysyGs ffo@ gaster
70 three Or four scles Apply u MORGAN co, Staiion
e,s No 22I PesrLst NewYork or To MN. ARVIS Upper
Moriq
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DUBLISHKD THIS DAY-FAIR

IN ROSAMONb; OF, TIVE QUEENS NICTIM By
Pie Essn Esq author of antin Masys or The Black
smith Of Antwerp Robin Hood Nc. Pnce 81 cents
THIS one Of the remarkable books that he's been
produced these many years While the author keeps close
to the httc nc facts he invented such number OF prob
able ucid-u and aTuly interwoven them with the
text that ne produced the deeply affecting tale
that " have The trials and misfor uDes OF the
untrCwned Queen Of he FL gis monarch depicted Ia
such moving terms fail 10 beguo the hardest
hearted reader Of his tears while his bosom ss with IN
oguator as he peIuses the ei dish cruees Of the jealous
arc crafty and her unscrupulous aud boodthsJ
essses who seek destroy her and her infant and 10
pols, the mind gallant Henry against the wife OF his
heart and the child Of his love There not dull paragraph
in this book The authors LANGUAGE pregnant with
meaning that we seem the fair RosAmonc, In her
beauty besowrg the love Of her young heart noon the
chivsrous young prncewe almos hear the ringing blows
of he knights as their swords smi;e their sdvera-s
and see the warm febood stream from The hearts 81 the
wounded GARRETT a CO, Publishers
No q Ann-st, Newly oTk.
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STATEN IsLAND.-For

see- BUILDING Lots ard Cottage Sites Dear the Mar
fovs Ia the most central ,nd desirable part OF Clifton Tho
avenues are seventy feet vds ana the sssms purity Of
the water with the beauty CT the view eommaLdns ne
Hay CITY AND HsIrows the exquisite drives and walks ana
5e1e in the vicinity Of churches schools and other sdysD
tsges render it the attractive residence In the neigos
borhood Of dis city The ferry landing 10 az sent
within half mile, but Steamboat dock will he mme-
daey erected in front Of this property and tho boats tbs
Two enies run regularly the island every hour. Apply
b WEN ". VAN WAOEnEN, Posts Buildings, Han
ovsr.st or WIN MCLEAN Stspleton, Staten Island.
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~ P. PUTNAM q Co. Publish this

"ARPER FOR AUGUST.--Ready
Il n this day-HARPERS MAGAZINE for August. A
beautiful number. Price . cents.
Also Ready,
The third edition of TOM KING, the Hishwayman, by
the author Of Dick Tupn, &c &C beautifully illustrated
Price . cents.
Also. the thirteenth edition ofTHE MYSTERIES AND
MsFRIES OF NEW-oRLEA ANS, by Ned Buntiine, his
last ard sreatest work. PIce p cents.
ORMSBY BACKER date Thomas Om-sby)
Publishers, No y Ann-st.
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New f1nblirations.

Published This Morning
A MELlA.-By Henry Fielding, author
IA Of tom Jones'" &c. New Edition, illustrated by
Crik Price 50 cents
the Works Of tins author need hardly SPEAK He has
written passed LEAVING his Works legacy 10 succeed
g generations We lave occasionally, comments
upon s from Of cotemporares bat regard
nothing nlIg overflow Of false modesty VII ch would
way before pefusa Of Tom Jones' Amelia" Nothing
be urf.d against Fielding Smolett, which
net with equal force apphei the
would COZ What TIE faults aud
futs Nv any peculiar eselvss Thousands their
cepoary rters have sunk no. obscury No
of fiction published than those oi f@Og
thanks Of all
tue pictures society laying before the public these ola classic
novels graphically Illustrated by tru ank" Rough Notes
just Published.
TIE UPPER TEN THOUSAND By C. Astof BTisted
HECTOR ALONE: Part III of The Two Fathers
BRAITH YATES RETROSPECT: Part XIV, for
July. STKINGER 4 TOWNSEND, No. 2Z2 Broadway.
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CLARK, AUSTIN & SMITH, Deal

ors in Books and Stationery have removed from No.
z05 Bioadw ay No PaTkrow and No Ann st opposite
the Astor House.
In announcing to friends and the public our removal
10 the new and elegant building located above would
stae that as have extensive accommodations
than before aud greatly Increased facilities for doing bust
ness shall be pleased al dealers IN Books &c Wis
Dg NewYoik and would assure them that our prices and
tern are as favorable to buyerss any other esab hnent
In New-lOTk
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Her ExtraditioD Fund.-The public respectfully
horned that no persons authorized TO receive cOnbu
tts 70 the above fund unless Il ey present printed
sscIpOo list with the Signature Of one Of the Collecting
Cgnmee Horace Greeley, Michael Phalon Joho MGrsth
JOHN DONOHUE.
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pS- The North American PhaIanX, ~. IA
.,,e OF DoctriDsl Lecture will be given at this Insiu
DO commencing on the STSUNDAY in August prox,
no continuing each successive Sunday dung the summer
Esssrs GREELEY RIPLEY, w. Fl. CLAIMING and
GA DANA have each engaged to give at least one lecture
the course ard other friends of association may be ex'
rtied 20 cooperate.
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TACTORY for SALE-The large and

'hClOhi loi JAIL -
and eomrncoous Buildings srd Ground nov occupied go
eourshins town Of Rirungb Conn ogei neT with 70 :"
ef water wheels and fixtures adapted % any bsneh u
Manufacture and hsyipg water power unsurpasa.d .
VIII be sod cheap TO close trust acd = well Sotay 81
the attention Of any person requiring this description "
~ ser tsrr,. and further particulars sppy 20
SAML LORD, 10. 81 Msiden'lane
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THEATER-E. A.

u R q A ID W THEA TER-E. A.
EO MARSHALL. Lessee.-THJS EVENING, July 81,
srsno Magical soiIee Of Professor ANDERSON the great
1riginsl Wizard. The famous Crystal Cssket Mystic Cab
net; the Mysterious Portfolios Csndron Fsnastique; Mys
erious DpsPpesfance OF Two Persons; Suspension Mes
Uaerc &C At the conclusion the Wizard will produce from
Red Hot Crucbe thousands Of petite Vases Of Ice Cream
Tor the Ladies' Reserved in Dress Circle, 50
Parquet, Family Circle and ali other seats % cents
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tR The fourth monthly Meeting Of the Ma
nbd Building and Mutual Loan Association, for the
/ y. o. ndemPuon OF Shares, will be held on MONDAY
INNING, Augus a. 81 o'clock a. the Office OF the As
osishoh NO. us Canal 81, uudef the Pc pies Bank
Ne hereby notified that their dues must be PAID
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L'OR SALE-A Country Seat at Hsgh-
II snville, New-Hsmbugh Depot, In TIE imr ~
Arsel ESQ, w. II. Villa Esq, and Walter NJ fransnS
Esq., containing 80 Of good land besutiy SSn
and having view Of the Moth River. eno -, =, 20
ninutes walk Of New-Hsmburzh Depot Apply IT. ,sbscn.
VAIL, No II Broadway, or 10 the nosene1il VfJI.
yille, town Of RishkiiL AbhA"
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4 DVERTlSEMENT.-

A DVERTlSEMENT.-This day pub
"A rshed Good Tidings Of Great Joy; entitled THE
HISTORY OF THE ORIGIN OF ALL THINGS
written by Gods Holy Spirits Read, aud pondsr Price
ting It, Apply to FOWLERS n WELLS, New-Yors at
Wholesale aud TO any good bookseller ct retail
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CCHUBERTH 81 CO., Music Depot,
~ No 257 Broadway n Y request the public &c insce.
their immense sock Of Music FOR Voice, Piano for
hands for Organ Violin ViooaceIo Hap Orchestra Ia
ia every ye for virtuo5oI and beginners The ssgasse
lection In the United States OF too0po worth Orders OF
ForeiFn aud American bnsis vii b attended 70 via
yromDtness
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Gouses Uante0.

XXTANTED-To hire or purchase, a
w House two or three stories high with modsrn i'm
proven ens Ia ne yici i'y ith jih not above
Rent not over $50 Possession desired Oct ]. Al
dress w, Box No. 2 ll6 P0st-Ofiice.
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q. u MLTER, VI. D., Wee Prosld
= Td 9 S %.SsGL' Secretaries.

Oh SLTER, NJ d., ssPresident.
Ta no rwS. ,Ssos Secretaries.
VkGeas The city Of NewYoTk and all the surrounding
Feh0ht I'd crowded with teLemen in hich hundreds
gu citizens huddled together Ia small unhealthy
Va tments paying rents which take almost the
Woe smUunt Of their ezningsiDjuring their health and
tmoIaznb their character these with many other
rs beginning to the public attention 10 Village
mestead. where persons be owners OF the SOIL cath
atg the and enjoying the fruit Of their own labor
atrriOre.
koolred That the Long Island lands known as Lake
10 possess many advantages over other sections OF the
ecrtTy.
M The low price Of the land at Lakeland and the ease
tth which pa, ments can be made.
ID The economy which is used in the erection Of home
e<d bindings, snd likewise in cultivatng the soil
The sol being good as most OF the Western land,
theh 10 held at much higher price
M IRE 10 the City OF New York, oY the Long
nd Railroad frequent to answer the wants OF me
dalics End trso esmen in PeneTal
h. The great ADVANTAGES health ito to the
m South Bay and breeze which at ali times can be
.eBtd
Raolted That Ronkonkona Lake most beautiful sheet
water with pictures scenery, more than meesouT
ftrrcstlo1s Notwithstanding the hatteLos DESCRIPTION
lstch has been siyen Of II by others.
hesolred, That this meeting unanimously recommend
oesDd TO tho attention Of all those who are seeking
ahy and pleasant location, cheap homesteac aud good
| Nd for farming purposes.
Rssored That we hereby thank the proprietor, CHAS.
kSOOD, Esq for having secured the village o. lakeland,
ID the farming lend around IT, for the purpose OF accom-
Ncsiing many with homestead Of their own.
ko'red That these proceedings be published as the Of
hn OF this meeting may direct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-31
NOR SALE CHEAP. or in EX-

III CHANGE fr CITY or BROOKLYN PROPERTY
Three valuable Farms within ~ miles OF New io1S near
the line of the NewYOrk and Ere Railroad and lear the
villages Of Milford and Port Jervis No contains 30 acres,
11 improved No. contains $50 acres, l0ompF9yed No.
contains $50 scres 100 improved The above Farms ara
well yaefed s.d on each COED subs si4 buiaCgs and
cut buildings nearly new, good orchards, &c. Fare on
rou.h beautiful country, % IS The trip at this season
Of the year when all anxious TO toe town, ads
from business could fail 70 afford both pleasure and
er,ston For further particulars inqnirs Of PiNCHOr
son, MIloId, Pa, or Of SUDAN, REED co, No. lo7
West-st- ~ Y.