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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-05
POLITICS IN ALABAMA.

The Union party in this State, as the reader
has been all ready apprised, recently met in Con-
vention and determined to cut loose from both the
great parties of the country. They refused TO
send delegates either to the Wing or the Demo-
cratic National Convention; but recommend to the
frends of the Compromise measures the proprie-
ty of holding, in the city of Washington, on the
second Monday in June next, National Union
Convention, irrespective of old party organlza-
tons, for the purpose of nominating candidates for
President and Vice President ofthe United States,
pledged TO the support and maintenance Of those
measures as final adjustment The convention
having appointed Mr.. Senator Clemens as one OF
the delegates from the State at large, Major Her.
ring its organ addressed a letter TO that gentle.
man asking whether he would accept the appoint
ment Mr. Cleme MS replies in letter through
the "Union, in which he says his acceptance will
depend on circumstances, but that he will not
support any one for the Presidency who may owe
his selection to free>soil or secession influences.
He confesses, however. that if Gen. Cass or any
DEMOCRAT untarnished by free soism or seces>
sion, should be nominated by the Baltimore Con-
ventlou he would support him. andso, he believes
will the Union Wings of the South. Alabama,
Mississippi and Georgia may, he thinks, control
the Presidential election, and secure any Just de-
mand by the South, if they organize in common
focus. In other words, Mr. Clemens thinks the
Union Wings of those States can be easily bam-
booz,ed into the support of General Cass, Mr..
Douglas or any other Northern Democrat who
will give pledges to abide by the Compromise
Measures, and in this way the election of DEM
ocratic candidate may be achieved beyond the
peradyenture of doubt We hope this letter will
have the proper effect. The Union Wings of
Alabama, Mississippi and Georgia will now peri
ceiye the DRIFT of this whole Union movement If
Senator Clemens be recognised as an exponent of
the views of the Democratic wing of this new poi-
teal combination, (and we suppose he deserves to
be so recognized) it becomes the duty fths Wings
to cut loose from it at once. Mr.. Clemens and
his coadiutors will support "any DEMOCRAT uns
furnished by free soilism or sscesson;" but as to
supporting any WING, equally unobjectionable, why
that is an element which did not enter into the
calculation. Willard Fillmore, who performs
what he promises, and who has proven himsel
one of the most seadfast Union men in the whole
country. must be "whstled down the wind,
pray to fortuue,' for the purpose of making room
for Democrat whose affnties are closely aet
10 Freesoilism, but who is willing to give PLEDGES
And the Union Wings of the South are expecte,
olend themselves to the accomps hment of thi
purpose! We hope and believe they will commi
no such folly.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-05

THE BRANDRETH PILLS ARE ENTIRELY
vegetable, and made on those principles which .one
experience has proved correct. Ii is now no specu-
ation when they resoried to in sickness, for they
are known TO be the best ceansers of the stomach and
bowels. and in all dyspeplic and bilious they
a great blessing. Let every family keep these pills in
the house. II faithfully used. when there is occasion
Tor medicine, it will be very seldom that doctor will
be required In all cases OF cold cough or rheuma.
sn, the afflicted owe it to their bodies to these
Pills.
For sale BY Nj. BRANCH,
East Main St. corner opposite 0 Market.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-05

NJ. KossUrH AND Mr.. CLAY.-We invite perusal
of the article from the National Integencer descrlb
Ing the interview between M Kossuth and Mr. Clay
The admirers of GLORIOUS Oh Hal as he has been
called by the more enthusiastic OF his friends will
find IN 1t Few Incentives for admiration. His views
on the subject OF Intervention are precisely those
which we had right to expect from the whole tenor
of his ifE
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TuE TINES, TERN

DAILY TIMES, -sr snuum, il paid in advance, 81
within 50 dsys rom the beginning OF subscriber s
Do If nst :, -,7-j N, every casf,. ........ %
SEMl-W EEkLX TINES per anuaa, If PAD . -
advance, OF within 80 da ys, &C.. "
De. il no, 50 paid ln every easel W
Single copies Daily Times, two cents each; semi
weekly three cents eachiu wrappers ready Tor mailing
oir rsots zach. For sale at the rIAss OFFICE.
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~ GROCERIES, FISH, FRUIT, &c. This
Mornlug, by
te5 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO., Aucts.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-05

The SHIP FLORA MCDONALD. after being mapy
days embedded in the ice in Chesapeake bay reached
Annapo lis Tuesday afternoon, safe and sound in tow
Oh couple OF steamers which had been despatched
rom Baltimore to her relief The passengers on board
(some three hundred in number) were TO be conyavoe
to Baltimore on the steamers.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-05


The Tenth Legion eays:-"The Manassas Gap
Railroad when completed TO Strasburg, will intercep,
the trade Of the productive and fertile portion of
the State; trade which has here toiore passed beyond
our borders to contribute the wealth OF the sister
States. We say complete this road, rake Alexan-
dra, instead oil Baltimore, the market Tor our produce;
enterprise and capital will be concentrated there; It
will soon become the popuous and wealthy city
in virginia. it W i'll afford cur armers better market
than they have had before, and will relieve the
agricultural interest of large portion OF the taxation
which now Expresses in
kossUrH ANDTHE KossUfH ENTERTAINMENTS
distinguished Hungarian, in reply an address in be-
hall OF the Ladies' Association Of Pittsbarg is repor-
ted TO have used language Of which the following i,
the Geographic synopsis.
"kossuth said that he had met with most substantial
Manifestations OF sympathy Pittsburg. He, for his
own part, regretted the eXpensyeness of the manes-
tatlons at other places; he accustomed to live
almost by excitement besd little water and breaa
II all the money expended in the entertainment of
hungarian exiles had been employed in their frugal
maintenance all these exes scattered through Europe
Asa, and America, could have been maintained a
whole year."
AN iNcIDENT.-After he had closed his Speech, Mrs.
Johnson, member of the Congregation, was announ-
ced as desiring to present her child seven months old,
whom she had named after Kossuih before she had ex.
pected ever to have the pleasure of seeing him in Amer
lea. The child was presented, aad Kossuth pro.
nouneed the following blessing upon him; "May he be
wiser, may he be happier than hs namesake; but NAV
he love his country as love mine-love Justice and
freedom as |, do and be as hoLest l. before God,
believe | am"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-05

AH OLASSES-l5 hhds new crop Cardenas.
and for sale by VI ''"N
te 3 1,INGJEV ~ ppuANr
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-05

RiCHMoND. VA.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-05

a EO-PA RTN ERSsIIP.-rhe subscribers nave
- formed Partnership, under the style of BACON
q BASkERVlLLE, and have taken the store on the
corner OF 18th and Cary Streets nearly opposite the
Columbian Hotel, where they will continue the bust
ness OF Grocers nd General Commission Merchants
JOHN l. BACON,
II BASKERVILLE
RICHMOND, Jan. Let, 1852 ia 2-dtf
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-05

{ RTNERSUIP.-LEWIS WEBB, hav-
~ ing associated with him his son, LEWIS N
WEBB will continue the business at the old stand
No 69 Main street, I'm der the firm of LEWIS WEBB
u SON. LEWIS WEBB
JEWJS NJ UEPp
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-05

GUGAR-3o hhds. old crop N. O. Sugar, on haad
~ and for sale by
fe NV ryt,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-23
episcopal COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE

thrI OS. STATEN IsLASD-Rev. T. TOWFII
~ heetof-Ihe Eighteenth Session of hi. In .,r1on
VII commerce on the Isl November The situation - oos
OF the most elevated and lovely spots on the IsIand
rounasd hy tne move covering space Of sisht 49, -
moved nun any contiguous DWELLING eounuandins -
tfzl view Of me bay, Possessing The beneff. ~
ys ar ,nd within hAf An hours saz Of the Cityof E.v
Ie ns nest sspeneneed Professor are ux,sed in N.
PAYMENTS and he Rector devotes his entire time .a
,ennon 70 ne religious Intellectual and phyrca tranin ~
Institute or eft AZ the L. g. school A..ncx " a - hi7
-sss rs0sPeeta.s. nay ss obtained viii Be amsdsts
ra.snaso 20 he ksctnx permitted to refer 10 ~.
De Lsneey D. IL. D. Right Rev A Pctt-r d n m n
Re- Hs' " T, Ell D. D. Rsy p L Hawkes., D.,
T.; Hi,bes d. d.. Rev. VIM Norn., Ii B r. W. Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-23
MONTyUE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SxHUUL ieF bUfs.-Rev. r Il BOURNE p,,nr;-
e ilis school !, pie.sAa.Iy situated on Long Island
- LOU one vile Zen the village Of New Rocs-e
tns ew-hs'ea Railroad. The Winter Term viii 80, ~
tnes OF the m OF Novrrnh-r and continue Ave month.
ne number o. pupils viii be limited % twenty cS.-s.
Tor the Tenn Sue payable onehaf in .dy.nc.
~ Sssened o. stanford Swords. No. Isl ArosS1s,
and A. D. " Randolph, No ess Broadway. -'aA"A''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-23
CEwARD INSTITUTE-FLORIDA Or.

~ snge Co, f-The Winter Session Of this Institution
VIII commence Nov and continue z weeks /. embr.ces
and distinct from the other both in location and
nent Tns former continued heretofore under the
care Of JOHN w. ROUND AN; the latter under that Of
Mise ELIZABETH PARSONS Pupils viii bs received
INTO the families Of the Principals Circulars may be OBJ
tanned 81 Newman visions Bookstore, No 100 Broad.
way BY application AZ the INSTITUTE Reference NAV so
be made 10 Hon. w H. Seward
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:, Observation-Disclosures of

uOIFT. in WILLIAMSBURGH-Part OF
~ eorsi.tipg ~ four in the SEQ ID sto-y,
- I'M NJ aud b.d in the trd story Apply on
~. NJ, 8,i-ss No IS South Fourts'--i
y.,O IET-A Plot of Ground, situated on a
I cc--r- IN Du.ue-st- more than 10 &c. slEaIf WI
he csd or period Of or 10 yeaTs IleIe Is -fe oa1le
ne = ,Ls nrrngizs Il will MAKE q desirable Pl1e9 tor
- tvery stable ok-bndery, o. prnrns oliceA
Irrri-r II A M'LYON. No. Merchants Exchange
ITO LET-With or without steam-power
on. Room 44rso; also one Bas-meni Z7tI5 Apply N
-. Ross Eill St-anl Works East 1thst, near 1d-a'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-23
I 400 BUILDING LOTS and Thirty

Il stOO FARMS soon 10 be distributed among Tlses
Hundred ard Eighty subscribers each subscriber for
only SIS payable in ins,Alments. Will receive
deed for Building Lots Farm Of from 2to " acres
Tire lots timely situated the Lake Land village
depot on the Long Island Railroad and all within blocks
said read Each lot 25 100 feet the shares beng
taken fast, the four lots together making plot 100 feet
square gives sufficient ground for all necessary building,
and large garden for raising fruit vegetables, &c IL il
sdtred very desirable location for mechanic
Try residence for gentleman retiring from business For
a share. apply Immediately ~ CHAS. WOOD, No. 208
Broadway where map may b. had gratis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-23
ORNATE DANCING and WALTZING-J
Hlarbinern, &r.

BOILERS for SALE.-Three Marine Boiler,
- nearly new, to be sold cheap. Terms easy. Apply
CHARLES W. COPELAND,
Consulting Engineer, No. 81 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-23
Real estate for Sale.

A GOOD INVESTMENT.-FOr sale, in VIII
n b.,.h,-,h sve four story double brick HOUSES b1
in the most substantial manner The houses are = oet
ipcb.s front and feet deep the lots 100 feet Te.e Ns
- n eLch house Wal for $50 per yea-. Terms
easy. Inquire Of CARHART PULLS, No. ~ South
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-23

~ and most approved description, manufactured and 70
sale with explicit printed directions for use, by yOh
MATTHEW'S, corner lst-sv. and 26th-st, New York
Every Information in relation the business furnished "a
tabshed 20 years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-23

Il tpeasAntiy nruated) N Csaabsrl>oa-a Brooklyn All
houss norh Of Lasyettssy the sdo De tie rsf
roor there are Two paxlorA kschsn bsthroom
snc psnss on esosd sssy, two rOoas and bsarosn
bedroom N the attic The house hAs been bsi y-arx
&c N Complete orcef The present. owner sells
e0OpALL. nia;h boass north, N saz,e street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-23
Tor SALE CHEAP-A large two.,tory and

Basement HoGse containing II rooms, bu.li for fe-
male boarding -chool 81 e1seleu. Laad variety
q fruit onhuieinrs ke BEAUTIFULLY situated o. Mount
hyspeet, Yves, Bloomfield y. J. 81 miles from Neuuk-
short distance from tourshns boarding school Prss
slSe Aso, acres Of good Land mile distant II de-
SIRED For garlealarS apply 10 JOHN YOUNG w. 3sl
Sgltcn.s;- Brooklyn, opposite City Hall; Of Mr..
sTONE, OF the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-23
TALBOTT's MACHINE for TUNNELING

l. MOUNTAINS and WILSON'S MACHINE for CUI-
TING STONEThe undersigned ohsrs for sale these tso
great inventions for France Tho ps,ncipe Of tho two S
chimes tho same the form Of each being adapted 20 -
worn required DO done. That for cutting stone may
at the establishment Of the Empire 5tone-pfeNIs
Company foot Of 2sthst East River, Ia this city; sna
model Of the Tunnens Machine be at tho
the underxned during busines hours American enf
who have examined this machine express entire eonnaeo
in s for tunnens the mountains Of France io
roads and other purposes They will Be sold together
'' CHARLES T. SHELTON. No. Il wsIs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-23
1 VILLAGE EARN for SALE.-For sale,

4 VILLAGE fARM Tor SALE.-fOr sale,
adjoining the village plot of Waugun, Farm eonten-
ius so sces SAID farm capable OF Proincins annual
g., tb.sd bushels OF 1r.n and OF keeping simmer and
insr 80 head OF horses and cattle The village Of Wan
ux about SO inhabitants thriving and :. heal
Nv A spy rort,On Of Nev-Engand. There Railroad
nov building within mile Of sad farm, winch will CO.
uuuiests with Boston and NevYork Fifty niles o. Il 10
erected 10 be ready for the tins fall When thus Raul
road completed which will be in the course OF one ys
p-r.on leaving Wsupun reach Boston or IN
fortyeirhi hcur The State Prison located here Terms
FARNAM A. SUMNER, Wsupun, Fond du Lae County,
Wisconsin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-23
EOR SALE-A Far1n or Couutrr Seat Of I0l

+ Oh S-aI-E-A AIN OF Country Seat OF IUU
ser,s PlainkeH Ssw-Jerssy OF vhieh 50 .r, in
kish stale OF cultivation the balance woodland and root
pasture The new enlarged House Is s2asioas
rsOs every with sloset and fcur rre pantrrs An
exirskDs Kitchen Gsrd,, and besafs Orchard with sas
apple and trsea the hoas- which h.s on
the road The oufbsnss and fences are IN good r-pxr
Apply under letters A c, PostO hee PiA,nSeh N. j.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-23
TARRYTOwN INSTITUTED this In.

branches requisite for commercial pursuits entering COL
lsse The Winter Term commences the Let OF Soysm.
Der. Crculars containing terns References Ac can be
obtained o. c. SHEPARD Co.'S Bookstore No l53
fulfon-st, or Of Z. II. WILCOX, No. go Broadway NY
or By addressing A. NEWMAN, Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-23
TOR SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY

n PROPERTY krst- elaSs FARM. highly improved Of
lve A1res N es,chesez County IL males Hadsin
River Depot az Sias sing Said Farm prodaces heen nun
efed dolsS worth Of BAY annually b-sdes great Abund
anes OF sIan. sppss, As. A Lase HOgse, Barns &c
for re Yarn a Elshtsen Thousand Dollar Inquire Of
oEOkGE heSORD, No. WniArn-st, and SAMUEL
EDDY. Nc. @ Wsll-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-23

TEACHER of LANGUAGES.-J. c. Pr.
l. TRAIT, eI-Editor Of " La Pre-" du Psspls- in Para
teaches French, Spanish LATIN &c Apply at the Chrs-
No % Coluuibiast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-23
DERTH AMBOY SEMINARY.-The thir

Il tyhrst semiannual session Of this institution will CON-
meDce on Wednesday, November g.
II is the VI the Principal, while npartins
thorough and practical knowledge Of branches preparatory
TO college business cultivate the heart and inst
rect principles TO present truth natural and revealed
TO lead his pupils to fulfill the great law Of love
ture and Creator.
To iorstal him who finds mischief still for idle hands
20 do" by furnishing innocent and useful employment,
reading ROOM with library and periodicals. gymnasium
and variety Of incentives safe and profitable mental and
bodily exercise have been provided.
For that assurance which every parent must desire ref
10 the character and advantages Of school in which
he about TO place the Principal refers with conf.
dence 20 numerous patrons and Others who have long
hmm and his school, and respectfully invites parents seeking
good school and pleasant home tor their his
Institution
Terms s75 per session Of p weeks for board and tuition
with OF books for English studies Modern Languages
and Music extra.
limited number OF INDECENT pous young DESTROYS Of
studying for the ministry will upon seasonabe application
b. received az half prce.
For circulars, containing further particulars with test
mona references and steel engraving Of the buildings
apply 10 Clark, Austin Smith, No 3Park.row, " T. or
70 the Principal 5. @. WOODBRIDGE,
Perth Amboy, ". J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-23
A HOME in the COUNTRY for BOYS.
DOARDING-SCHOOL FOR BOYs-At

~ North Stamford. C0nn.-The Winter Term will COM
uenee on the tIst MONDAY Of November next aud con-
rnue = weeks Iss healthy location, free from bad nlu-
enees Boys Entrusted to the Of the Principal will be
constantly under hs supervision. Terms s25 per annurn
Circulars can h had al tho bookstore Of CADH BUR-
GEss No % Joln-.t or by addressing the Principal
ERASTUS L. SCOFiELD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-23
FARM for SALE-Of ls6

acres situated in Mercer Co. " j. mile. from Tren.
ton, from Eordeutown, and from Camden snd Anooy
Railroad Station at iardvlle, 10 Of meadow 10 wood
land the reu4aindsr Of cultivation. Tne
provtments consist OF bcs and house stories
large barn, with stsblns underneath hay and
house. wagon house 5c also osseuleat tenant house
with the nteesary out-buildngs attached There
riety OF fruit ia beang This property well suited
for grain tnct or dairy farm Its location and conycn-
fence TO the best mare unsurpassed Terms sccOmmods
ting. Apply to BENNINGTON GILL; Allentown, Mon
mouth Co y J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-23

GENERAL HOUSES and STORES for
located on eth-av; also tenant Houses
for sale or to Rent, BY j. ?. WILLIAMS 4 son, Real
Tst.te and House Agency, No 2s7 sth-av.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-23
COR SALE-One House near Crystal Palace

brown stone House, S3d-st, between 5h and Madison
DO. on S0ih-st- between 9Th and Msi-on-avs
90. ON 56tl-s;- between 5th and 6th-svs
l Tenement do, new pnee =, so, rent 81 40
| Store Atlantic dock. Ssxls0 VIII exchange.
9 LOts corner Of 2sthst and 7th-av
Apply to r. q. PIERCE No lIOf Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-23
yJ,HE ADVERTISER has TWO FARMS

which he oaers for ale both situated IN the Town OF
NevCas,le WestehesteT Co. Neviork. The largest and
nearest 10 the n Y and Harlem R r. Is situated within
about halt mile Of the Mount KisSo NewCaste station
v,sa ate And COMMANDING fine view Of this surrounding
country containing about o of land has hne mead
oys and acres of orchard Of choice grated fuit mes
rood buildnss and fenced with good stone wall and IN
GOOD state OF cultivation The second is lying about one
and half miles from sAd station and contains shout 81
aces of land 2sory house GOOD aud sufficient outonild
inss I acres of granted fruit, with plenty OF shruooey
and sh.detre,s about the hsu-e aud water running to
kc The terms OF each or all viii be made easy, the
being out of health and wishing to retire from business
Further information may be had by applying to ms adyer
tser on the place, 70 L. 5 HALL. NJ AZ mount nis-
10 Po.t-Of6es JOHN FLEWELLING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-23
TIRST CLASS HOUSES for SALE

LIhNI NLASN II'VONI-J IUI p-fIIA@s
III House south side Washington square.
House in 2Id-st. between 9TH aud 6thauL
Houses in l7th-st. ntaf 4thav.
House in l7th-st. near Broadway.
HOUSES IN 22d-st. between Broadway and fth-av
Houses in sd ST., between sth and Lexington-svs
House in 2lth-st, near Mad son square
Houses on 5th-av, above 2thst
2IIouses Oh Msdison-ay- above ath-st
Houses IN Thirty -Grst-st, near 5th-sv
Uou,es ina 32d-st. near 5thay.
-. n m .TTNCEY RARNARD No IL Pine-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-23

Il sale IN the of Yonkers having about 90 feet
fronting Hudson River with good substantial Dock
ebout hours rte from the City Hall, and half aile
from the railroad station az Spuyten duyvl Greek.
This property directly opposite sis Passes part OF
being highly elevated IL has commanding view OF some
IS or miles of tho Hudson River aud surrounding
Try ard well situated for gentlemens resdences who are
dong business the city. Location very healthy.
The above property will be offered for few days only At
$50 per acre third cash the balance favorable
Harlem Railroad Ofiics, opposts tho City Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-23
DHOFESSOR WHEDON'S CLASSICAL

Il ard COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, at Rsyenswood L. |,
will open on TUESDAY, the ID day of November next
Tia institution pleasantly situated tue Eaa River
between Astoria and Wilfamsburgh, in OF the most
healthy and de- shtul Of ell suburban localities Parents
Will here lind fOT their the advantages OF home and
school united Circulars containing fuller information
be obtained by addressing note to the Principal ct Ravens
wood
RErERENcEs-Hon. S. d Hubbard Postmaster GENERAL
OF the United States Gov Felch of Michigan; Gov Brgss
Ptsfeld. Mas President North, OF Hamilton College
PeSd ut Allen, Of Girard College Hon James Harper
New-YOrk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-23

TIOS Of BOYS, No. 80 Cirrene-st, between Clinton
AID Wsyerley-plsces-J. H. PATTON, A. NJ, Principal
The two Departments Collegiate and Primary open on
MONDAY, Sept. 6. Pupils prepared for the counting
house or for admission to any college The number Of
pupils limited Circulars containing further information
may be obtained the bookstores CnImbies druggist
store No. s6l broadway lth IT. tho Institution
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-23

TWO ENGINES and BOILERS fof
l. SALE LOw.-The Engines are Y horss powef 80 ~,
and made in the best manner Of Bell Metal on the
ing principle. and be used vertically or horson
The Boilers Of "copper" with horizontal and vssue
tubes improved plan, the whole oeeuPyins "a =
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