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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01

NOTICE OF application tor the discharge OF
~ nsoyeni from his debts pursuant TO the provisions ofae
title the hh chapter OF the second part a
the Revised GEORGE l. DAVIS, ri Enra chsmuaS
County Notice dst published Cofs b~ofe the Hon.
Anes Turston Chrmuns County judge, hs oee the VI
hse OF MIRA. the Goth September 1881. Alto o'clock
j.30 lawl0wW-d+ GEO. l. DAVIS, tnsoiysnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01

81 the Of New Ysrs hereby To Al peecs
having AlBst JOHN HoRNBY Jr late Of the CITY Of Ssvl
deceased present the ~h voahes u-nofo The
.nb-crber the sCoLEs COOPER, E.sr>. No -
Chsb- the City Of New forS, or before The twenty sra
December usl-nate >s~ fo, the twenty second dv Of
Jgne. 1855 fjs:5laS6mwsj- JAMES LYON, ND, grecusoe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01

Passengers viii iAnded haVOSc WHAT, isplE'
wall free Trsnsit of the lsthmus st the passengers
Persons securing through passage by the Unitef
States Mail from NewYork n.se preference Of
sccop modstiou on bcaro Of the Pacific Mail steamers.
Rates OF fare from Psnams 10 San francisco the mos.
favorable terms For freight or passage apply 70
B-Shippers requested supply themselves VITA
the Conn Bills OF Lacins which will be signed az the
Office between the hours OF 10 and o'clock on the day OF
salIine.
CHARLES A. WHITNEY, at the Office Of the Co.'S
No. ~, West st., corner Of Warren, Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01

N County Of York hereby All
having SCANS, MARTIN BRts ts Of the City Of New
With vouchers thereof he
h Rose he Cry n sswt
York on arb DAY OF Deembsv nertDstds
New York. the tven;y second 1sy 81 June. 1854
j-23 iswomNeds THOMAS WALLACE, Executor
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OF The County Ncrs hereby 10 all
lavns JOHN READ hte Of the CITY Of Nee fork
deceased p-,.a the with vouchers thereof 10 the sus
srber HI relenec, li2h -. Sd Hasen b>
y o. New York before The tssRy 9Th DAY u February
uett.- Dated New iork, the 9sth day Of Ausu. 1888
aus5 iaV0mNf WILLIAM READ, Administrator.
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IN PURSIANCE OF an order of JESSE {

n SMITH, ESQ., Surrogate OF the Coanty Of Kings
hereby gwen according all cAss asse~e
Ann DOREMJS OF the City OF BookS deceased. that ts~y
required elhbt the With the vouchers thereof he
sukcrher Oh B-dorc Putnam
the City Of BfoOsyn. before the 3t dy ~ DecemeS
ue1L-Datrt. June ~ 1873. 6ILBEBr DoRENUs.
ie3Ot Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01

" II hNbANtG Oh an Ofuef OF JESSE Os
SMITH Eq the Cosn,y OF KING, notice hereby
u law Ia all persons HAVING claims against ERAS
TUS o. TOMPKNS. late Of the City OF Bros deceased thss
ey required exhibit the with the vouchers
hesuh.cubsr HENRY YOUNG al his oaes No Maiden
City New York before the first dy 81 NossAsr
FRANCES N. roMPKINs, r....,.
lsvomWet.s HENRY YOUNG. @A"Se"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-02

TAXES OF 1s52.-oFFIcE OF RECEIVER OF
Taxes, No. New City Hall, Park.-Rstc. 9S 70-100
hereby gwen that the tax books Of the present
no tns will then be receive the hxes CHARGED
All rtrsons rnysg the taxes previous 10 the first
OF November neat. will receive deduction OF interest at
eN PEI er snnum calculated from the time Of pay
mehtio tne 80 OF December next. 0ne per will 10
added 70 oil tases unpaid tie frst ~ December next.
heurs i1r receiving e. Stsrom A. NJ 20 Il. NJ BANK
fblo money only received.
uARvry HART Recover ~ Tssa
~ H. trscuF ran have their hills Nv APPLYING Vt this
foe, spa aro requested tb efvo en- -ptors 81 ter
property and ss, oiAuulre g0r their tx n apy
Nav IVRK, Jply ~, 1902.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NEW YORK COMMON PLEAS.-HENRY FEIss
IN against Mary Teiss. Summons for reief-Com. not
served TO the above defendant you arc hereby umnoccd
and REQUIRED tho complaint in this action which
vas aed n tho Office a. the clerk Of ne city and county Of
r,w York the City usl in ssd city, this day, md TO
erTye cory 10 the shid complaint The
ehtrihtr d. hs office, No 81 Chamber street IA tho city
ri Ne Work vtin trycnty DAYS atr the service OF this
fummona ycN exclusive a. TIC DIV 81 sven eryse and
H xsu {nu Ia eneaDr Che said ocmpient wthn the time
torepaid ~ rlaipG n tlE actor whppy 90 the Court
Scr the rslle demanded III tho cor pant aial JuH Hh
so. JONAS y, sllbLlJsi 1i@lnuA Assofpey'
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M ATRlnONY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN
Az Levsr-frofessor Lawton Boston, formerly Of Lon
don M send 10 any address receipt u dollar
a ps. dirsoxsns 70 enable ladies ssntisnsn 10 VIA
me cevoted anecton Of b many the opposite ths
heart, may dere The simple but oaptivAtna
may married. irrespective Of agc, appearance
poon and last, ugh not least IL be Arranged With
such ease And delicacy that detection impossible Ad
dress PROFESSOR Lawten, Boston, Mass No letters tater
rom the foss Once unless the postage 10 paid.
WONDERFUL! MOST WONDERFUL.
W his 10 the cry of one aud all
Who upon Dr. Roback call
Irfnce Of Astrologers In heJ
The very king of destiny
In the natvi tiles he gives,
We see unveiled future lives;
no one has failed-man never heard
ihat Roback's art Ger broke Its world
,nftckness, love, and busiuc too,
what o'e- he SAYS still turns ont true;
inc sick STORED, his ekiu applaud,
andmapy has he saved from fraud;
IN speculation law ruits, debt,
Ie ~ mo wiseet counsel yet,
OF he the Silent starr car r'ad--
49,, ~ honor 70 tie mighty swtdel
Al le'tcrf t. & w ECEACR No White street., 10
1hi vi " fehGouy attended Co Ftr rariioul r,
81 ena gt 81 Astrological Almanac, srats, whore cesh
Gates can 10 seen.
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REMOVALS.

~>~~N
STvHg OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL LOAN FUND
Ie Assurance Company, Of london, is removed froua
No Grand street Washington street. 81 Nor
Ger street Jersey City whore insurance life Se esos
"a Medical officers attend daily OF p w. CaforriA risks
tskoa Pamphlets containing rates aud other iafrnaion
And ntnsel California rules Furnished apptsAticM.
Z. LEAhDER STARK, General Agssa
AZ K naussE, y d. 2, }KedicAi Examiners.
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Married..

On Wednesday. the 2Sth ult at Christ Church, Coo
Eerstown, by the Rev. Mr.. Beach, KENNETH G. WHITE
Esq, Of New York Miss j. ELzABErH daughter of the
Ron. Samuel Nelson of the former place.
At Providence r. l 9th ut. by Rev. DR.. Caswell Mr.
RoBINsoN of =. They under appointment to
the Burman Mission.
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Died.


Or Saturday July 81. IL 4 p NJ Henry De Luce,
late Nathaniel and Susan De Luce in the 35th year
OF his age.
His rea.ives and friends respectfully invited to at
nd his funeral from the residence Of his father in law
John Weller No. 7is Broadway this day, August I'd at
o'clock u. NJ viii out further notice
On Sunday, the LIST int sged As years RICHARD L.
GODDARD merchant Of this city formerly Of Portsmouth,
N u.
His relatives friends respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral Monday "a inst at IL o'clock, feom
his late residence, No. III Greene street.
Portsmouth. N H., and Portland, Me papers please
copy.
GEshGE youngest OF William and yIary Wallace aged
en-. year and seven months
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral service Monday evening I'd inst at
~ clock, at their residence No. Is Sullivan street.
Ills remains will be taken. Tuesday morpng, to Fort
Lee New ,ertey for intermept
In Brooklyn. on Saturday evening 31st ut CAROLINE
NJ daughter Of Ira and Margaret Losee, aged years.
Her remains will be taken to Hampstead Long Island
Monday morning from the rcaideoce OF her father Clas-
avenue. East Brooklyn.
On Sunday the LIT inst after lingering Illness Mrs.
SARAH laws aged AZ years months and IL days
The relatives and friends Of the family. also Of her
sons Peter II David aud William J.. and Of her bro
ther Jacob Woolsey, respectfully invited to attend
her Gueral Monday the I'd inst fInm her late resi-
dencs, No. eS Washington street, Brooklyn, at a1a
At Brooklyn August let. JAMES CtlpsrorurR. aged
months and IS days, son Of Henry Joseph and Anne
Lyme late OF Trinity street; Dublin.
Dublin papers please copy.
On Sunday morning. August LIST, MARGARET, daughter
Of james and Margaret Mahoney aged years mosths
Her funeral viii take place from the Of Avenue
and Ninth street, this afternoon, (MondayD at halt
past o'clock.
On Sunday Aug lat. GrosGr " second son of Victor
and Anna Eliza Nooris. in the 9th year OF his age.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family res.
pcctfuly invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dencc Of his father in Dean street Nevins Brook
iyn, a. o clock this (aiondsy afternoon.
On sunday. August 1st after short illness, GnDERI
HAyILAND. aged 10 years and I'll months,
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
Invited attend Ills funeral without further invitation
this (londay) afternoon. al o'clock, from his late
residence. No. So Merton street.
On Saturday. July 81 MARGERY KEneIG,S daughter of
the late Dr. KerIgap, Of Mount Charles County Done
gal Ireland
friends respectfully invited to attend her flu
neral FROM the residence OF her mother, No 249 Eliza
beth street this day, Mt o'clock
Quebec papers plsss9 copy.
II Cornwall Orange county, ~ Y, on Thursday, july
% CHARLES III. ELtAs RSG, sged years and moaths
only Of Charles ~ and Evana Ring OF this city
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W1DOBI4LANBOUO.


PHHIIPgsPATBNTY FIRE ANNiHILAr0R-P UBLIS
r:..y .snsshsa.d ~ II. .aoss.a oSe1.sn ss sssn
ars on eoardths hip cry Manchester
"a q 51ly .pSis .s ssip By
ali the ca.k burst tbro .ing the burning nd
rushed up through The snvsSps ia asnss Wien
ma H. rs.o1sSss ,oqss This
tain Pns ", AnSS,s,oss sS " suds
Ave minutes, Ore could "a sss f a. ss s'ss
hold ' soas apps sh saas sad l sr
nish.hays sss Il among the ya,aaos the Captain
Of cargo snotor fro sanhsor "a sad .p
With the sansnas ali 8ias s' ars, Win
water As as could don. hole cat through
The engine thrown into H. to aafe uo that the smber
S"a * ne SS r. '
vii investigate the case that This de steamer and her yaiu
Fire Anpiliater shiposnsrs and slpma.,srs may rely
Yin entire .9,sderee The ssi ney Fire Apa,As
ysppi.d We have had the scene board ,hs steamship
hilator described tho Captain chief Of
sP arS sp oSs Gs the Ar
resloent Of city and will be gves his and
NEW YorK, July "a 1852 Gentlemen feel it duty to
o The s sssms Of che poSs the
p sspS II W. rarsns The
Jal} the day previous 70 arrival Philadelphia and
~ y s q 4.
Is Through The careessne'so Of Of he .ewsrd
TO draw liquor th- rebfn accident occurred II
impossible Ter to describe the that
ed the VIII ship. The flames bursting In volumes
through the open hatchway some time expired amid the
fusion M for blankets hsfre the
was brought started nm thrust the barniag
After closing The match nt1'n another AnuAte
pared for use but jug. Of surprise when opening
the hatch instead of the lnfid fame only
yapor came forth. ara not light
hut Tor safety the second GIFTED thrust
down, the hatch reclnsed tho
had been busy engaged Ia breaking out the hold
order to get the plaie Of the 1his
The Partition aas cut through the hose lot down and With
the aid Of the abundan applied
the adjoining apartments Into which 10 thought The
burning liquor might have flowed but withou seeing the
least particle Ut IRE. Thanks the
hnnhilator and to the exerions f officers in An hours
time Al was quiet agan TINS ID t0e third time have
seen Piilrss Fire hnnhiiaer In action Twice before
have witnessed the effects them free
Hamburg aud u sincere be ief that without the april
catt OF the Fire Anuhator this last
damage, If not the entire php and
her valuable and probable tho loss q
would have been the sequence Yours
fully. AUG. KLOSE, No 90 East Fifteep tA stree.
To Phillips Fire Annihi'ator Company.
Additional evidences of the efficiency OF PIILLIPsS
FIRE ANNTHIBATOR will BIO furnished the ohce Of the
Company. No. 4 Warren street. New York.
z. 7. BaRNUM General Nanngar.
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&e5geYiSgNENTs gBNEWRD AVERY DAY
PERSONAL.

yykRRIAT T. KINsLEy, OF WEST POINT WAS
lcst by the buraing Of THO steamer Henry Clay She
b.d silk 6ross colorei ground with blue paid
tNmmed with firing end iseo. collar around her
ptc had also belt around her waist, to which at
taohCd geld bucket chain watch; also had
pin Any inf rmGt0n With regard to her body, may be
sent 70 EDWARD j KfNSLFY, West Point, to DR..
nUuSuA KIN SLki, No. III Amity street, New YORK
ONFIDENTrAL.-1r Tue GENTLEMAN TuAT
~ spoke to the lady near the Atlantic Hotel Satur
day afternoon about o'clock will address limo 10 Miss
Adoeiou through the Post OcsY stating who: inter-
view 10 had 10 will much oblige the lady.
REFORMATION WANTED--or PATRICK MACEEY,
h 81 Moghss parish, County 1ipperary, ireland. When
heart from lived 10 Lbon ST Lawrence county n Y
hny inr REGARDING him will be thankfully received
b h John Msckey o. 2 seventh avenue, between
TgentyfCurth snd twenty eta streets
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EXCURSIONS.


r.~s'-s~-tNt - - 49,
T'NCI RSIONs TO THE FISHING BANkS-EAGE -
IL cents. each vsy-The well.known sea-steamcr BUF
lAIO, Capt huc0X viii every day, except saturday,
leaving hemm0b street, ~ o'clock A SrrRg street,
y Grand steoet, "a; teek Sip So Pier. 40 3, ~ X,
9! returning by o'clock, r. NJ Dinner. bait, aud fishing
tackle, provided. Bard o. nusic viii be Gu board,
EXCURSIONS 10 TIE FISHING BANRS-FARG 30
j etnts for the whole reonThe LARGE ADD splendid
tttamtr CAihLlNh Captain X. g. Hol aire, Wednsss
ds and saturday, August th aud 9Th. leaving Delaney
street, "a a, NJ. 1euth street r.. 10 South Eighth
street amshurg 8; Bicge street Brooklyn. So Peck
sh rev York ga; End pier NO N r. clock; return
irEtb l. NJ Dinner and Refreshments served board.
Lac. and ba furnished The National Brass and Cotion
Band sill accompany the boat.
GRAND EXCURsloN--TDE STEAMER HERCULES
~ capt Qtis Il. Norrel will make excursion tho
Fishing Tanks, on Tuesday, August g. 1859. VIII Leave
foot Of jackson street At ~ oclock a. NJ Cathsrne
chowder free.
A NNuAL PIC MIC AND CoT!LLoN EXCURSION
"A 81 the FAnnng Guard, 70 Yonkers, Tuesday, August
Tbs steamer Winfield scett aud barge Mayo.
for the occasion The boat will leave Fifth street. r. at
IA clock a. M Delaney street, at T Governcur street,
stA Tier three, N AZ ga. 1ae barge will lay q the
mond street at ga o'clock.
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EKlE TURF.


TTNIoN C0URSE-LONG ISLAND TROTrING.-ON
~ Monday, August 2 AZ o'clock z. NJ sweepstake OF
$780, mile beats best in hundred and fty pound
wagons: Mr. Mclaughlin enters 81 Mr. Jones enters
E.m; Mr.. George Nelson enters g.. enters <.
ness. Woodruff namrss IN. Can't Tell ". Whelau names
tr. Brutus After which, match between two Brooklyn
roadsters hdmiion to al Of the 80 cents
this occasion Stages will be in readiness at Fulton ferry
Brooklyn at T. NJ and return the sport
JOHN A. SNEpIKER, Proprietor,
DFD HOUSE PLEASURE GROUND.-TROrrfNG-A
II purse of rs will he giyen-to come N Wednesday
the 4th inst Mile heats; three In ve saddle
Pour horses that purse Entries to ploe st
above house on Tuesday evening, by seven O'clock
Il. LuFF Proprietor.
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aEW PUBLICATIONS..

! lie IN THE eouTH leEAuTIF July iLLu
- treteaJ ! companion TO Uncle Toms Cabin. T.
Peterson, No u Chestnut street. Phadelphia, pab-
fishes, this day, a book Of -.
SOUTHERN LIFE,
with the above title, and ma piheenty Husraed with
fourteen large enpras1ng by the celebrated Darcy IL
with no little pride and eradication to the pubher, that
lie IL enabled At th opp9rSto momsGt 20 lay before the
IeaGng public ore OF the most graphic Accordingly Ia
ttrestng and trth ~ pictures OF southern Lii hat has
"Lnce Tom Cabin, ana 20 at papon Fl it. The
author has ever lived amid ta scenes 10 has SO elegantly
hho tkus been eaabted TO present. most truth
tGlrieture ~ Lite Am9ns 5he Lowy'-Unele Tom in has
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INSTR COTTON.


MADAME BARBER, 565 BROADWAY NATIVE
N1 Of Paris desires 60 take pupils either to commence
the study OF the French Language perfect those who
hsva already made some progrese Terms moderate Csn
30 from IL to 4 O'clock
yTHE CELEBRATED PRIMA DONNA, StGNORINA
Eiiks Valentino teaches Singing and Piano at her
beautiful and choice selection of vocal and piano music
She invites the ladies' to give her the preference in
purchasing mnsic ms she sings and plays the pieces
chased and, II desired ryos Lesson thsm at
bic charge She receives orders to procure kind OF
American and foreign music She be from 10 A.
til L. N.
STATE AND NATIONAL Law SCHOOL,, IN BALL
~ stoR Spa, Saratoga county New York-Obec to train
the student in exempore speaking and the trial of
Be- well rs in the science Of law. circular stating
tisuars sent by request directed (post {aa) TO-
EkENCH, GERMAN AND ENGLISH CONvERsA-
tion-A Tran Station, at Ref X. TELLERIN q studio
for Ancient and Modern Literature 57 Broadway osit
Niblos The method OF teaching adopted Rel. E. T.,
will promptly ensbe ladies and tlenen, both to speak
to understand and TO write of the a9rcsaid languages
ENGLISH LADY, WHO HAS HAD GREAT Ex-
"A perience in tuition IL desrous OF forming
ment dSiy Goyerbes in NewYork its
mediate vionity Also OF meeting with few pupils who wish
for lessons the panoforte Highly satisfactory roeren
ces will be given Address s. 81 box 100 Post office.
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A T AN ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING or THE DEMO-
IA cratic Republican Legion held ut the Crystal, 2&
6rsnd street, Friday evening che 30th utmo the Presi
dent Col John Csins In chair, tho wing
lotions werc in apiDousiy tdoptod:-
Resolved That have Aiding faith in the principles
these pru laid Ia the Batnore platform
Resolved That have noufdenoe in standard
hearers, franklin Pierce aud william r. FlE believing
them 70 be honest capable and deserving and that they
viii faithfully carry out the principles Of the demosratio
party; shall best their eec
lion g tho Offices Of President and Yse Pre- de Of the
United states.
That in tho opnion Of the Legon the State Con-
vention 10 making selection for candidate OF tho demo-
cratic party for Governor c this State sould choose
sident city Of Row York aud hereby present. TO
them tho namo Of Col James l. Gu its as suitable person
to receive such nourRiion.
Resolved, That IN Col Curtis recognise true and
ttsunoh tcmocrht, who Is in every way qualified 10
dcharge tho duties ofthe office OF GovernorWho Is be-
loved ard respected by the Of the people and
mands their entire confidence We therefore declare him
20 be first choice as the candidate for tho Goveruorp
and declare our t use every excrn to have him
nominate and elected.
Resolved, That while thus present TO tho party cur
choice pledge ourselves to abide the decision Of tho
yntion and eheeruy to support the candidates that may
be nominated by them.
Resolved That Tire next regular meeting the Legion will
be hldat the Crystal Friday evening August 9th, at
Soolock, ard punctual attendance Of tfS members 4.
requested Democratic electors favorable to the election Of
Pierce and King are respectfully invited to be present and
Join.
Resolved, That public meeting he called by the Legion
At the CryA on Friday evening" August 18TH At o'clock
Resolved. That the foregoing resolutions and call for
meeting DO published in the National Democrat New York
Herald, Bun, Star, Evening Post, and sunday Atlas
49, -. JOHN I. CAIRNS. President.
CARREr DycKmAN, Secretary.
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A MEETING OF THE FIRST WARD PIERCE AND
IN King Association will DO held this (Monday) evening,
O'clock at l2 Cedar street; every member request
cd attend. BY order. n. 7. kULLlCAN, President.
y n p bvns, }secresaries.
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LOST AND FOUND.


csJ00 REwARD.-LosT OR STOLEN on TUESDAY,
u LOO the 9th ult, 10 Eoiag from the corner OF
Thompson and Canal streets to Wall street, porte
NOM ale containing S3l2 ~, as ollewson 500 bill
on the North River Baph 500 bill on the Bank
Of the Republic hundred aud two dollars in bills
81 various denominations tho State banks gold
eagle half dollar Any information concerning the
pbeve will be literally rewarded aud the above reward
viii be paid for the recovery Of the whole Of said money OF
IT. proportion for any part Of it, and questions asked on
is delivery tic dergned Mt the Second district police
court Jefferson market. WIN. Is DAVE.
d 4 REwARD-LosT, ON SATURDAY, 3lsT JULY
% ~ on the way from Brooklyn note drawn by Law
Waterbury to bis order snd by him endorsed,
dated July this. for S3027 49, Payment has been
stopped the above reward will be paid return to
d. McCREDY, los Wall street.
&OE REWARD. LOST, IN GOING FROM NEW
E%O York Sharon sprngs on the evening Of the 9TH
July largo black Trunk marked both ends In white
paint with the letsers "L R. Tbs trunk has Two looks
covsd railroad check board the Isaac Newton for Pals
bridge but the trunk delivered there
holds the check. Twenty-Five dollars will
30 paid person who will deliver the trunk in Nav
York to DANIEL LIE ROY, No. 80 William street.
uaoUNp-oN SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 2s. ONE
pair patent leather Boots and pair Of Slippers
Vic owntr can them by applying to Mr. Hotx, No,
Jacob street, and paying for this advertisement.
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rOAL.-A CARGO OF THE BEST QUALITY SCBUYL
~ kill Coal stove and nut size, in qusntos Of
at So 10 for aud s. Is for
dealers screened and delivered to part Of tho city
ut 81 % for stove and So ~ Apply the doek
foot of Hamer sleY street nnrth rNer.
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nAGUERREoTYPE-Ju RECa $500 FULL
~ size scale plates In perfect order These patee
tn And and eHsy polish. Th0y give
the daguerrean impression cher tone than be Oh
tanned any other plate For sale by the
the n nnnfneturers. VICTOR BISHOP q Maiden lans.
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nYSENTERY, DIAKRHEa, AND ALI SIMILAR
~ Bowel Complaints speedily cured By Galaps Gem
pound Syrup of Bfier Root Many lives have
this after the doctors skill had been exhaused Tho worst
cured by few doses, AID tasks yea
the second 10 is purely noyor but
regulates the bowels and is equally sor children or
grown persons Sold by
HALL RuCKLE & co. 20 Green nieb strset.
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EhERY's PATENT HORSE POWER rHREsaER AND
~ Separator for sae at the state hgrcu tural Ware
house. LONGETT& GRiFFiNG, No Is Cliff street.
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Vo1 GLR.

RUTChERS. TAKE NoTICE--FoR SALE, A LOT
- siauehtsrhouse Stables, Sc, ia Thirte.h street DO
b"sen Sesona and Third avenues VIII sold cheap and
on easy terms by immediate application to Samuel W.
Seely administrator Of Jno. Palmer deceased
avenue G, and Fourth street, ' ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-02
CoR sALF-ABoUT FOUR MILLION FEET OF GOOD

NOR sALE-A FINE ACUR0MaTIC HYDR0oXYGEN
Microscope with powerful drummori light apparatus
an complete set Of specimens With this apparatus
spectacle can make larrs amount annually beyond
his expenses Satisfactory selling will be given
In euire at 4g5 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-02

DEANUTS AND IVoRY.--2 900 BUSHELS or PA
nuts, In lots OF fifty bushsls, and upwards, ehosp,
from ship. Also, half ton Ut livery fr3t seeoba ard
third sizes. Apply to H. WARE. l2 Pearl street, third