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~ The Memory Of Henry Glny:EAt a meeting
Ode SCOTT CENTRAL CQMsnILnrhE; s9 Of uhe Si'y
su son proposed the following resolutions Whlch were
",riaou,Iy adopted and ordered 20 be published
TSrsas By dspensstior of Providence, this great ma
h.. sep called upon pay the last tribute OF respect
= 10 memory Of HENRY CLAY as American citizens, and
bers OF the Wbg party, TO the triumph OF whose prin
- tl;s sest and good devoted the best energies OF
a,s and useful life we feel called upon 70 unite our
lar and sympahies with those who mourn his death
asis,ore, be II ...,
srossta:ion of respect 70 the memory OF the distin
,tatesu the man Of his time-the pure patrot-
he naichess orator. and h'nest philantropstthe great
whose whole life proves the sincerity OF his mob
rtment ~ would rather be night than be Presdent and
80 peatedy proved his devotion to his country by
M aedfces and seTvices-whose voice never iailed 70
l M storms of sectional fanatcsn, and aay the spirit oil
n1 Which from time to time has raised It's hydra mead q
Na,eu portions Of the Republic; and whose wise ana ar
sstIf policy bas Deen productive Vi SuoH Oeno"0'a
u ibs whole Union.
p,srsd That as members of the great Wing party,
ss the death o. HsNaT 0b1T as o1Sss1 oy 40
~ the wsDderings Of childhood and youth and
go Else cOuuses and patriotic teachings nave placed as
manhood 10 our present Pfoo9 m ,be man a,a
al ftb,r nceaed as we look back upon the unklnd and
which ne has so often received without
nnaT 40 long s. he alone tie sufferer, but who was
s,ys prompt 70 call back to duty all who were iorse1 10
An p,tyiosn or nationaty-who was always Wiling
nmeIfce himself the altar OF his countrys good
R,,olttd That the name OF HENRY CLAY requires no
norum where freedom foothold or patriotism COM
psss respect HIS genius and his talents are familiar as
o0ehoh words, wherever the Enesh language IS spoTeh
sylstien has pt netrsted While nation mourns his
p.r.be oss generous hearts the whole surface OF
A. Globe will unite In paying fearful tribute to bis memory
Ror,d That we condoe with the bereaved family and
ssrds of The ulusrous deceased whom this blow must
Al with even greater severity than the nation IN whose
rree his long III spent aud that as token OF our
Umpsby for then aud respect to the memory OF the
= viii wear the usual badge Of mourning for 80 days aud
IA, r meeting rooms be decorated in becoming
10 the same period r. 1. HAWS, Chairman
G w. BLUNT, : wv
W L, sHaRDLow. Secretaries,
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ns the sense ofs Club with reference to the ae
calamity that has befaen ere passed UNANIMOUSLY
Fe,iy,d That we have heard with profound regret the
s.reas. fthe pure patriot the wise statesman ana tne @
%in5 of he country Hon Henry Clay, and while we bow
a. t;ssion m the dispensation Of oveHuing frovl-
Sebce which hiss called him from the scenes Of MS soor
full Of hono and years and we express me ea tna' We
h ook upon his like again. cannot but hope that
h halt example, ss devoted friend to the Consultation
md tbe laws will stimulate his counbynen TO follow IN the
9TH which he has marked for them in order TO promote
he prosperity and happiness of the land which he loved to
his latest breath. ,,r. -. -, v,tY.t
Ward be requested lin of public demonstratlonl 10
meet in front of h Hall the day set apart for the fu
neral OF Henry Clay and march in procession under the
CLAY Climb Banner OF the Ward and that the Chairman be
reo1esed to give notice through the public pnnts ~,
Resored That the OF this meeting De puosn-
"a in The Tribune Times and Express BY order,
AUGUSTUS MORAND, President.
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amnsements.

A STOR-PLACE OPERA HOUSE.
Tickets 50 cents Amphitheser Is cents Children half
price Doors open To commence al sin compliance
with the eese Of bescs Of families the public respect
fully Informed that DONETTrS WONDERFUL TROUPE
or TRAINED ANIMALS will remain At the above pace
amusement TILL the sixth Of July, when they positively
on their tour Of An<rica MONDAY, 18th June, and
eve, Evening during the week the MONKEYS. DOGS
And 'OATs will give their entertainments Of the DERsER
IioAT and SLACK ROPE, &c, &c, new feats By Mr..
~ sSlnseleI Grand Juvenile performance SATURDAY
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WANTED-A PARTNER in
Chances for Business mfrl.

A RARE CHANCE.-For Sale, safe
~ and profitable Manufacturing Business In this city,
that easily be learned that has wide connection snd
little competition and IL has been in successful opera
ton the last II years Price 5000 cash, will be partly
taken out in improved real estate With about 900 more
IL could be altered 10 turn out double the quantity t
does now, and will always find ready market because II
has the best Of recommendations in this country The
ground where IL stands has lease OF 10 years 20
from November next subject two renewals of p years
epch. Satisfactory for selling will be made known
For particulars address MANUFACTURER at the Office OF
ispaper
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fS Excelsior Building and Mutual l. oan As
SeCtaton viii hold It's regular monthly meeting TUES
DAY EVENING, July .. At o'clock Union Buildings
no US BoweTy The annual elections for officers will be
held and other important business will be transacted
ist enng Dues are payable az the Office before
seuIoay the Sd the office will be closed on Monday the
hh RORFRTT UxWFS p,s-sSsy,,
n. 2. LARARrE, Secretary
~ Industrial Home Association No. IA
meeting Of this Association vii be held Al No IN Grand
st. or FRIDAY EVENING, July 2 at O'clock The mem.
befs particularly requested to attend.
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THE "HOLE IN THE WALL

BOOKSTORE AROUND ONCE MoRE-GEoRGE
A. MCGOWAN late clerk with II. Long Bro Publishers,
No 90 Ann-s) has redpened the Store, No 39j Peais;
where he has regularly for sale all the morning ch
earlier than any other store in Pearst Cigars OF the very
best bIand always hand Books and Stationery OF all
Kinds Also large and well selected stock Of Fire vor
wholesale and retail Don't forget the Hole in the WALL
No 500 Pearl st, NewYork.
B. Books lent TO read, one cent a day
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DolificaI Notices.

- nar 50 Champion - IL no MOre.-YOUNG
eEssp HENRY CLAY AsSOClATioN.Ihe members Der,
q the i.VTTTsRnAY EVENING July 8 at o'clock at Odd
ss Han corner Grand and Centre sts to take such
are in paying just tribute to the memory OF
-. 'HTNRY CLAY who departed this life at Washington
J1ss ~ .a., ALBERT II. NICOLAY, President.
a THOMPSON, Secretary.
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~ Wings of the Nineteenth Ward Attend!
An adjourned meeting of the FORT GEORGE AsSO-
CATION will be held at Aletons Bulls Head, corner Of
44th.st and 4th-sv- FRIDAY EVENING, June 2 at 8
o'clock complete the organization for Scott and Graham
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NEW SCHOOL-BOOKS. SELECT

NEW SCHOOL-BOOKS. - SELECT
IN CREATIONS OF NJ TULLIUs CICERO. With
English notes for the Of Schools and Colleges BY Rev
Peter BulbCns ID. ID. - - -
SALLI SITS HISTORY OF THE CONSPIRACY OF
CATALNE and Jugurthine War, with English notes for
the use Of Schools BY Rev Peter Billions, ID. ID.
HIGH SCHOOL ARITHMETIC, containing the ele-
higher principles Of the science With their
picAors also appendices Exchange and Mathematical
Probabilities with applications Of the latter TO Life Annui
ties and Life Insurance BY James b. Dodd, NJ Morn
son Professor OF Mathematics and Natural Philosophy In
1ra1sytVs University. -
THE STUDENTS FOURTH READER By J. $.
DepmAn. - - . ,l., ,,,,1, -,
GRAMMAR. By Rev p. Bullons, ID D. author OF Latiu
Grammar and Greek Grammar, on the same plan
Teachers are repeatedly requested TO examine the above
works which in IN many schools OF the best
reputAtlsn PRATT, WOODFORD & co.
No. Courtlandtst
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CTONE BRIDGE HOUSE-TTYER-

~ TON, RHODE ISLAND-The above house, situated
NaaxansetI Bay SIX miles from Fall River, and twelve
miles from Newport is open for boarden and tzanneat
visitors through the Facilities for fishing un-
eqnsed and boats and lines in constant readiness for
the use Of beIiers without charge Bathing excellent
hn three rods Of the house and the drives In the vicinity
tenive the tables WI all the ,uhsanals and deli
, o me season ard anything people have usually OBJ
E e house can ee procured this Stage leaves
Cnn; s az stone Bnsge House al about Ia O'clock
~ S,u WIN Nsw-Y by Fall River line and stage.
miles, To the house. w ~ unff, se'nncs OF INV
TiveTton, r. /, June L. 1852 DohsS rfopfleSof.
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THE MARINE HOTEL. :, F.;,6.Id

SSTneensot wiii b opened b. it, proprietor J. r.
OF the NewYoTk Hotel The Marine fiots, r. 49,
beautiful village LONG Island sound saordns s az n.
ducements Of excellent zee bathing and romantic lrvss
cure Tor the Hotel the distinguished patronage Of srss
seasons Plans be and engaged TIE shovS
Uot. Al fairfield or ct the NewYok Hotel The dsansS
n Kew. York s. mes and trains by the New-York ~
Hsvsu Railroad stop fairfield emes sAsh Say
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THE DIARY of a LONDON PLY
Il sICIAN.-Secoud Series.
BY SAMUEL c. WARREN, ESQ.,

BY SAMI I'd z. WAhFLNl Eslr
Author Ct Ten thousand YeAT,' etc
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CARD-MLDIME ALBONT re-

A CARD.-MADAME ALBONI re-
spectfuy announces that in Consequence of the alter
atoms now making in the entrance OF the Metropolitan Hail.
and also OF the extreme heat Of the weather shs
has decided to discontinue her Concerts for the
She will give a series Of Concerts early 10 the fall pscu
lars Of which viii be duly announced She also takes this
opportunity her sincere thanks for the enthusiastic
reception she has received her first visit to the United
States.
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Huerial Notifies.


rT~ NOtice.-Tbe members Of CHELSEA LODGE No.
81 o. o. f. are notified attend the regular meeting
FRIDAY EVENING as business Of importance may be
expected L. MONIHAN, Secretary.
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CCHUBERTH & CO., Music DePo. ,
~ No 2S7 Broadway, ~ p request the puDl.-
their nuens stock Of Music foT Voice, Piano for :, 4
hands for Orsan Violin Violonceo Harp, Orchestra IA
In every style for vuosos and beginners The greatest go
lection In the United Satea Of t0000 worth Orden Of
roreisn and American Aurs VIII 10 attended 70 win
Dromptnes.
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broadway THEATER-E.A.MAR-
ID SHALL sole Lessee-On FRIDAY EVENING, July
:, will be presented - - , ,,.,,,r,,s,
THE PILGRIM OF LOVE
IRISH T 7
. L r @ and
BRIAN OLfNN
Mrs B. Williams a.. Nancy Caroline Morton and sheah
Barney Williams. Pat, DR.. OToo1e and Brian OLynn
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NIBLO'S GARDEN-JoHN SETON,
| M.nuer-FRIDAY EVENING French Comic Open
Of LIE CAID; Or Amours among Moor
NtrEnia.'..: 'h.e euiI yoly
Birotteau. Mons Debrany Fstinna. Nine DfEuet
Ai-Bsou. Mons Menehend About far. Mons Monteiart
Muszzin. Mons. Prot Michel Mons Graat
To conclude with LIE CAPORAL EFT LA PAfSE.
Admission 50 cents. Private Boxes, S. Doors open At
7oclock TO commence at o'clock.
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business FOR SALE.-A Manufac-
turing and Jobbns business which paysa profit Of om
40 50 per cent having large Of cash custom, WILDE
sold bargan-the only for selling the owner has
other business which requires his whole attention 10 buy
the and carry the business will require capital
of from coo 10 81 500 although larger amount be
invested II preferei anersh arrange
ment made with party having the above amount
For further particulars apply to GEO. SHAW No Isl
Water-st between the hours Of 10 and IL or and D.
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r. Veteran Corps of the War of 1912, '13
and '14.-A Regular Monthly Meeting will be held at
Hesdquarters No. Ga Lspenard ST., (Star HoteD THIS
EVENING, att. o'clock BY order,
A DOLLY, Jr- Adiutant. w. HAIOHT, Colonel
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ID nYONKERS-On the Hudson,

accessible number OF times day by railroad and steam
boat A Gentleman and Wife can be accommodated In
private family, in house pleasantly located within five
minutes walk Of the depot and landing For particulars sp
ply to y. r. BOGAkDUS, No. 1876 Broadway, or LYMAN
COBB Jr. fonkerl
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AS WET NURSE, by respectable Mar
"A ned Woman, with a fresh breast Of milk Apply at
No. 22s Mulbeny-st- in the grocery store.
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EXCELSIOR HOUSE, Croton Dam,

IL Westchester Co.-The undersigned respectfully in
forms his friends and the public shat the above house now
open for the Of bosrders and visitors IL Is situated
the banks Of CrotOn Lake, In the immediate vicinity OF
the Dam, surrounded by the most picturesque scenery
There is fine fshpg in the Lake beautiful drives in the
neshborhood IL is Of convenient TO the city By
either the Harlem Hudson River Railroads;
ANDREW L. PURDY
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TO WATCHMAKERS and JEWEL

Il ERs.-A young Man, (who arrived in this CITY oy
steamship glasgow and who has been, for number OF
yels employed IN the first houses in Dublin wishes
. dtuston 10 SONS respectable house In New-fork or
Brookyn Is practical and competent workman and can
offer most satisfactory testimonials and reference note
sodlt.sed Office Of this paper will have immediate
attention n. Bsssy not 20 much an obleH IS lnow-
edr. Of this county business.
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Uants.

AS Guilds NURSE or Chambermald, by
"A respectable young Woman with washing and iron
ne and hes objections 10 DO general Homework She
trate washer and has the best Of City references TO DO
given. Apply at SIT Houston-st.
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OROSBY1S HORIZON HOUSE,
CAPEISLAND BATHING-NA-

" TIONAL HALL.-This large, new and elegant Ho-
tel now open for the Tho public will Ind this
house equal TO the best American Hotels-lOcation few
steps from the shore with magnicen. view OF the Ocean
AARON GARRETSON, Proprietor.
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THE NRW.YORK TRIBUNE

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issnsr Price & ss1si esI ~ cELRATH Publishers.
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A RESPECTABLE YOU'VE Protestant
IA GIRL would like a situation in small family, to take
Of children. Reference satisfactory Apply for two
days at No. $50 Thompson st.
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COUNTRY BOARD.-Several quiet

~ families could be accommodated with Board on Pros
pect lin arm in he althy and fine situation. in view Of
Bay Fort Schuyler &c. Bathing House. Communication
three day by Flushing steamboat and stage line OF,
the House will be let for the summer. q. H. CUTTER,
Little Neck. l. l.
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NIBLO'S SALOON.-The first Grand
IN CONCERT IN America of ". PAUL JULIEN viii
take place FRIDAY EVENING, July 2 1852, on which
occasion he will be assisted By the following emnet Ases
Mesns Tinrl, Philip Never, NJ -, Planste.
PROGRAMME.-PART l.
l. Morcesu, on the Piano. ..M.................
Fantasia on La File du Regiment Paul Julien Douizet
s. Air du Chsret Aetons nouis lei Philip Mayer. Adam
4. Fantuie on La Norms. Pail Julen........
PART H.
s. Moroccan on the Piano. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Frockne Bl1men Ye Faded Flowers Shubert
g. hercsau on the Piano. ...M...................
g. Fantasia. on Lombard Paul Julien..........
ckets Al 10 be had Al the principal Music Stores Irving
House and at the Doors the evening Of the Concert
Doors open at 7. Concert to commence at o'clock
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LANGUAGES.-A Gentle

vi man from Europe who can give most distinguished
references 70 and capacity DESTROYS Of employ
ips few leisure hours in giving instruction in either the
French German Spanish Italian or Portuguese Languages
At Schools to private classes or single persons In this city
or Vicinity terms moderate Address, at this office, h.
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DOARD.-Good Rooms and Board for
ID TRANSIENT day and pemsns Mt boarder at No. s. Full
ton.s
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~ I'm ' AN > W nv LAOEO-
- ofCoohs Homework Girls Mattresses Nurses, Lsun-
dresses Chsmbemaids &c, &C. want situations Protest
ant and Catholic Girls for city country Also as
Farmers Porters Waters, &c Best Office for good ser
wants N. Y. Employment Office, No. il8 Broadway
T. p. SAUNDERS.
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Gnmmer Retreats.

Il RenteeI Boarders can be modeed with large
Rooms and good Board in pleasant situation at Thogs
Neck Stages connected with tbs Harlem Railroad the
door several times day Apply at No. 3S6 Green wichst
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POARD.-To Let, an elegant suite of
- Rooms handsomely iurnished-two psrors with bed
rooms and sitting rooms all communicating III required
second floor The rooms have all the modern improvements
gas hof and cold water, large pantries Alsot rooms
convenient for three gentlemen The situation can
he surpassed Frstcass house situated at No 90 st.
Marks place 2dav Dinner hour at s. Unexcepton-
able references given and required.
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which injustice and cruelty shall bring on ma
tons the wrath Of Almighty God

The Author Of Uncle Toms Cabin must
now take leave of a wide circle of friends,
whose faces she has never seen, but whose SYM
pathies, coming to her from afar, have stimu-
lated and checred her in her work
The thought of the pleasant family circles
that she'has been meeting in spirit weekly has
been constant refreshment to her, and she
cannot leave them without farewell
In particular, the dear little children who
have followed her story have her warmcst love
Dear children, you will one day be men and
women; and she hopes that you will learn from
this story always to remember and pity the
poor and oppressed, and when you grow up
show your pity by doing all you can for them
Never, if you can help it let a colored child be
shut out of school, or treated with neglect and
contempt because of his color. Remember the
sweet example of little Eva, and try to feel the
same regard for all that she did; and then
when You grow up. We hope that the foolish
and mchristian prejudice against people mere
ly on account Of their complexion, win be done
away with.
Farewell, dear children, till we meet again
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cannot be done True. he opposed the Com
promise measures. so called, and for which the
Democracy of Ohio will ever honor him. A
more essentially Wing measure never received
the sanction Of Congress, albeit many professed
Democrats gave it their support Clay and
Webster were the authors Of this infamous
measure, and whoever heard of their origina-
ting anything that did not smack of Whiggery2
The Union may take what position it chooses
hut we object to its dctation to or prescription
of others.