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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-22
Candidales.
sEFFEhsoN CouxrY.

49,
- We are -aurhorized snd reon-.,.s \,
Mary Vo,efs. 70 announce THOMAS aus
SELL u, e candidate for the rem sherisr.lry
q she hrst elees % under he Eew constiru,ion.
tJsn. 3 1852
70 We are suthorized 10 snnounce 81. reoue.,
Of Mary Friends. Mr. JAMES MCDANIEL !.
2 esnfida'e for she nexl shainaiiy Of Jefferson
eeunsy Dec IT,
TIVE are authorized to announce Or. GEO.
=. = EPHENs0N, As 4 candidate for sheriFaliy
Of Jeaftson County. Dee is. 1851.
E05 We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
okANTHAM. Esq, as q candidate Tor Sheriff Of
Jenerspneouniy, under the new Constitution.
t. We are authorized 10 announce ROBERT
LUCAS, r., as candidate for SheriTalty Of Jef.
ferson county Dee. III 1851
70 We are authorized to announce JOSEPH
NJ. BROWN as candidate for sherifaIty Of
!shsfsGa Coun'y Dec. II, 1861.
Egf We are authorized TO announce JOSEPH
CRANE az candidate for sheiiaalty u Jefferson
County; Dec. II, 1851.
E9 We are authorized TO announce EDWARD
M. Aia1DIIH, as candidate for the Sherifalty
OF Jefferson County, al the first election under he
new Constitution. fDec. il. 1851.
10 we are authorized 10 announce n w, 1
MINING, as candidate for the sherifalty 81
Jefferson county, at the FIRST election under the new
Constitution dec II, 1851.
TT Ma JAMES w. CAMPBELL, i. recon.
msnde4 for the Office of sheriiTalty ard will PC sup
ported Py many voters. Is.
E6- We are authorized by Many vosers. y 10 \
announce that MI. JOHN w. MOORE viii be
candidate forlhe next sherfally ofJef4rson county
E0' We are authorized BY MANY Voters, h to
announce that JoIINC. UNSELD will lie cam
didate for the ne1i Sheriaiy OF Jefferson county.
: ISg We are authorized TO announce Mr.. HEN
RI TlMBERLAKE, as a candidate FOR Sheriff Of
Jefferson county. under the new Constitution.
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brilliant lotteries, for Jan,y 1852.

GREGRORY d. MA UR y, MANAGERs!
Successors 10 }, ". Marry Il Coz
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TIME undefAN FIRM.
i united their He
Adminisfrator,s Notice.

January -, 1859,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
Jnsnrante Companies.
EAGLE LIFE and HEALTH IN

IL sUkAkCE COMPANY, second house from the
Ferry, Jersey City N. This Company having made
rgenenu for the introduction Of features In Life As
sursnce which IN the community, would invite
public attention 70 them
lst They insure against ACCIDENTS, PARALYSIS BLIND
NESS, Insanity ana other bodily and mental aicionA
permanently disabling the insured.
3D. DISEASED LIVES insured 81 moderate extra rate OF
premium.
Sd RELIEF FUND Is provided for the benefit Of the In
who az through unforeseen circumstance become
unable make their annual psymen By which fund they
may be enabled TO continue their insurance. In whole in
part.
Atm TEETorMERs Insured at FIVE per cent less than the
regular rates.
The Company have svaed themselves Of the experience
OF the oldest and Offices of data procured from the bes
informed and intelligent and OF the services
OF fully competent sctusry in preparing for the presents-
ton of these matters 10 the public.
The Directors being DESTROYS to offer every advantage con.
sent with 'aeiy render the system OF Lite lnsur-
ance valuable possible TO the living providing against
the contingencies 70 which all liable. and ct mo-
ren sdop these features and commend them
TO the notice OF the people.
In addition the points referred to- and which are pecu
liar tbs Company the usual business OF Life Insurance 10
transacted BY them and policies granted with or without
particle patton In profits .
Rates forms proposal &C. may be had on application
either personally the Companys Office or BY letter ad
dressed to RICHARD Ii. DOUGLASS Secretary,
No. MoDtgomery-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
to CONTRACTORS.-Seale

NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
School No "a az No 81 Greenwich st. and for rpentes
Painters and Plumbers W ork upon the same will DO re-
ceved until FRIDAY August r. The plans and specica-
tons he seem and inspection Of the premises had
application to THOMAS II. JACKSON, architect, No ITO
Broadway corner Of Msden-lane The proposals. under
seal are to be left office Of Joseph Blackb urD. No 81
veseyst. JOSEPH BLAChBUhN,
Chairman Of the Board Of School Officers VI the st Ward
CHARLES STUART, Sen etary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
FRENCH and EN-.

~ GLISH SCHOOL, No 809 Broadway "A FOIGNEr,
Pnpeps-Tbe fall Of this Institution will
Ga MONDAY, Sept g. MIR Foigoet begs leave TO info m
2s friends and the public that he has completed his
msns fo the ensuing season which will sfJd TO his pupils
snereased advantages In the various departments
10 continuing his establishment under its favorable
Pce m togpet svsi himself Of the occasion 10 that
boys De received at any OF their education, and
shorouth pepsrd for College Business The pupils will
De limited In Lumber and select
The fenon Language spoken In the school, and taught
three hour daily HE instruction practical and the most
untins efforts are uase rcnder scholars perfectly home
n ever branch Of q French education.
In the EnHish department all the studies deemed essen
tis 70 solid Ans polite Ensh education win be pursued
- those desiring complete classical education win enjoy
can Offer - - ~ u ~
Csenisrs may BE- had OF Mesn JOHN MILHAU, No
2o0 Foasth-sv ROE LOCKWOOD son, No al Broad.
wsy; 9. q II. MILLER No. e45 Broadway; @. cOGGEs-
HALL. No 500 Broadway &c Mr. Els residsncs No 1854
S3tbst, pesr University place. t''-f "a ..-ff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
TlOUSE and FURNITURE for SALE.

l-One OF the most commodious Houses the Seventh
Ward in good neghborhood and perfect order, with all
the model improvements As the family who ccupy
the about removing from the city large portion Of
the CARPETS AID Furniture will also be disposed Of The
terms will he liberal and possession gwen within month
Cor less desred sale For further particulars inquire
Of JOHN bURk, No. % Park-row
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
marbinerp, &t.
COTTON FACTORY MACHINERY

" FOR SALE-At Mechanicsville, Saratoga Co, byths
American LineD Thread Conn any, IS follows Cards
Spnnins Frames 2Speeder Mules Spooline Frans, 90
spindles, Wrappers Presses, 50 Looms Cans Booblp,
Reeds Harness. Sbuttes, &c, 6o All ofwheh at pice'"
oer cent les, than the on ANAL cost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
LVNGLISH MACHINERY.-J. NOR

IL TIMER HALL. Agent IN the United States for the
e OF Cotton Wool and Flax Machinery manufactured by
hesss William Higgins Sons, Of Manchestsr England
FOR terms &c. apply 70 him at No. 81 Wail-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
CT. NICHOLAS FIRE INSURANCE
. COMPANY.

Cash Capital, I3U,UUU DOlInrss
Insurers participate In the profits. 49,
This Company having completed their Organization VII
commence BUSH on Monday, I'd August next ct their
present location, corner Of 5th-av. and z3i-st.
Policies issued on ell descriptions Of Merchandise, soreA
Dwellings Furniture Ships In Fort &c, on 40 faYoraoe
other Ofces with the advantages 10 insen
of a share In profits OF the company.
DIRECTORS.
N Homer Mott Ga,ritt 5. Mott, Henry B. Bolster
Jss r. Del Vecchio, Joseph bougnton, ElJah WMa
VIM. A. Wheeler, James w Ogden, John Gunn5
VIM. w. Campbell, San ue Lyman, Gsrit u Stnhef,V
Joseph w Savage, Asahsl DeDman STEPHEN W 9ones,
John s Meyer Henry ID. Crane William j. bnsey
Erastus Lyman, Mark Cornell John w GsS,
John Denhan, WINK Stewarr wiilsm w insl'"'
Erastus C ssnderson Henry Dubois, Andrew Ward,
Geo w Van Mort, VIM. w Cornell DaVla H. osyra
Iohn w Howe Cummings II. Tucker.
JUN M HOPPER MOTT, Prsfasat.
CHAs O. RICHARDSON. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27

NOTlCE.-The partnership of H. NJ.
VLOCKWOOD & CO 10 this day dissolved By mutual
consent and either of the undersigned authorized TO se
''' ~ H. M LOCKWOOD.
GEORGE RUDD.
The Clothing business IN all i branches will BE- conan.
ued al the old stand by the subscriber.
Il. M LOCKWOOD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
OHlO COUNTY AND RAILROAD

~ B0NDS.-t25, 600 We offer, q, private sale PICK.
AWAY COUNTY CONVERTIBLE LOAN In paymasi
Of subscription to the Cincinnati Wilmington Zaasr
vile Railroad 7per cents coupon, IN Bonds Of esa
$780, 10 years principal and interest st New vost
$4,000 FAIRFIELD COUNTY CONVERTIBLE
BONDS Of san desc ipton asd for same Road
100 CLINTON COUNTY CONVERTIBLE BOND4
Of same description and for same Road.
$4,000 FAYETTE COUNTY CONVERTIBLE
BONDS, OF same description, and for same Rosd
These oansare severslly ndorsed and prompt payment
psny and corresponding of in the Road =
well a. the faith and list Of the County also pledged
the object by special act Of the Legislature Of Cha
and the constitution Atty OF the act affirmed by the Suprsms
Cout ON a made and carried up by Clinton County
81. 900 UNION COUNTY BONDS 10 years, coupon
per cents Endorsed and guaranteed BY the Springfield al
payment for stock
$4,000 CLEVELAND and PITTSBURG RAILROAD
COMPANY INCOME BONDS; only years to TIN, pe
cent coupon - -x,.- ..,,,,,s,n.,
MILWAUKEE RAILROAD COMPANY, at par.
lELANQ. QllNLENY q Co No la WALL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27

TITO BUILDERS.-Proposals will be re-
ceiv, until the 4th September reIt. at the Transfer
Office of the New-Jersey Zinc Company, No 81 Liberty st,
the EkECTION OF BRICK BUILDING at the Com
PAWS works 1T Newark NewJersey The Building 10 be
$50 feet lone and four stories high Specica
ops can be had aud plan seen upon application the Of
fee TO JONATHAN TROTTER, treasurer.
New.York s6th August 1852.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
EPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE CO.

- ri ODLlC FINE INSURANCE w.
IL Insurance Buildings conner Of Wall and William
Sta Offices Nos. 10 md II, ground floor
This Company having their Capital Of paid In 4,
cash. and securely invested are prepared to insure against
loss and Damage BY fire, on favorable terms
The this Company provides that after paying
10 the stockholders at the rate Of per cent
num- four-bs of the remaining profits TO be divided
amona the assured in scrip bearing interest which scrip
to be in cash whenever the accumulated proh
and capital shall amount to 81 100000
TRUSTEES:
Samuel S. Rowland Robert Minsurn,
Stephen Wnitney, Reuben Wthers,
Daniel B. Fearing Edward c. Center,
William H. Russell Josiah Cakes
Augustus C. Downing, Joseph Galnard Jrr
Gszswsy b. Lamar, James NJ Waterbury,
William Aspnwsll, George Curtis
William Butler Duncan, George T. Al lee,
Charles II Russell David 8 Kennedy,
Isaac Townsend, John Astor. Jr,
John Stephens Frederick A. Deano,
James Warren, James Bell
Arthur Leary DsaieI Drake Smith,
Mortimer w. Hamilton, Frederick u Foster
Dennipg Duer, Peleg hal,
John Steward Jr, Robert Hone
ROBERT g. HONE, President.
DUNCAN r. CURRY, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

LOAN--ScOO,ooo DOLLARS-Sealed PROPOSE. yin
be received q. the office Of the Company, IA Philadelphia
whole any portion of the above named Loan.
The Loan will be secured by first mortgage the Raj
road OF the Company-24s miles In lensh-and 10 saup
ment which, when placed In complete operation botweel
aarsburgh and Pittsburgh with single rsoi and ddln w
cost 81 5OO, 900.
The amount OF unconditional subscriptions 70 tns ssph
stock Of the Company or the Slt May, 81 T060
which will shortly be Increased to Ten Mlons % thess
subscriptions there paid at that date $a4l7,Ss5
This broad basis together with the large receipts Of he
Company from the business Of the road 10 it, unfinished
ttion. demonstrating beyond doubt the ability Of he
Company 10 pay not only interest is debt but
bends TO stockhoders enables the Dsctos oder tha
loan to cspitslis with an unqualified assurance that VII
afford safe VI their funds and certain
the pupctuaity with which the interest viii b met ts
best government securities
The Bonds will be Issued In Of One Thousand Oot
lars with interest coupons at the rate Of sin cent -
tschsd payable on the t Of January and July ofA
the Office of the Company In this city OF Ia sumo
1900 sterling with interest coupons at the st- OF nve ~
cent payable 10 London-ssch without any deducop 10
taxes
The Bonds will be redeemed where the interest 10 nsls
payable the Sst Of December $780, or they may DO 90
Verted ct the option Of the into the capital eocs
the CO mpsny ct par ct any time previous 70 the 81" oess
twenty-five per cent OF each accepted bid % % ~
within twenty after the receipt VI notco " ne scesp
snce At London II for Sterling Bonds and fhllstephA
Tor Dollar Bonds; tbs remainder be paid 10 instamss
syery 80 days thereafter until the whole amount 10 etas
or the full amount be paid In at once u desired
The proposals will bo add esssd TO GEORGE BAUM
they will specify the price offered for Dollar and Sterling
The bids will be opened and determined by the Boud
Directors on the 18th day Of September. a.
Any further information 10 relation 10 the fosd Ans ~
srospec will be funishsd application at tbs oihcs OF
COMPANY, or to EDWARD MILLER, Chief Engineer, ~
special Agent Of the Company 10 London ,...A...
Ph,ladelpbia July IS 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
TNOR SALE-In Berkshire County,

III Mas-A large and valuable FARM, beautifully SIT
the road leading from Pittst to Lennox, and
Known as General Watson and Melville Estate, con-
tanning about go of land large portion Of which in
hisb of cultivation. arEe Dwelling House, Out
buildings &c. Within the limits OF the Farm 10 Lake,
covering about 20 sbundsntly stocked with fish aud
for many years the resort Of the angler Pseld has be-
come place Of great resort for families from all parts OF the
country al is In sl respects Of Engands pess-
most healthy towns There are churches OF sew
ers denominations and seminsss and schools in The place,
of the hthest ORDER psonized by both and remote
sections Of the UniOn making t all 10 all delightful res
fdepce portion Of the purchase money remain
bond and MORTGAGE For further particulars apply to
HOMER NJ ORGAN No. ! Pine-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS,

NJ BEDS, MATTRESSES, Ge., at CRAWBUCK'S, No.
s5s Grandst "a door Of Essexst, NewYork-Chssp
Iuoi,tery and Feather StoreThe attention OF families
About purchasing 10 respectfully invited to the large and
beautiful assortment of Beds Mattresses Paase Bed
rea5s Cots &c, sill Of which have been purchased low
essb prces and will be sold at such prices to make IL An
for all oa and examine the above stock pro
Woes 10 making their purchasea Goods say part Of
he city Brookl,n and Wilhamsbursh free OF ca,tse Ola
Pa, ana sttrssses renovated and made over
W CRAWBUCK, No eSs 0rands
ID door esn Of Esssxst Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
NOR SALE-A verydesirable residence

In the pleasant village of Tanytown corner Of Wah-
stories hi with attic basement and cellar, and filled in
with bck Piazza three sides four marble mantels and
CRATES IL built in the best manner for the oc
cupation three years ago The grounds Handsomely laid
with choice fruit and ornamental trees also shrubbery
vnes &c fine ciserp and well OF the best " alter
Possession will be given If desired in thirty DAYS after sale
For particulars, apply to Mr.. WIN NJ WATERBURY, No
81 Pine e. New-York the premises to the subscriber
THOMAS b. MABEE.
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6rbppis.
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A RBOTWS COLLEGIATE INSTI

A BBOTTS COLLEGIATE INSTI-
IA TUITION for YOUNG LADIES Spingler Institute
<un,on Psrs Rev. GORaAM d ABBOTT, Prnci, 81
The eighth academic year will commence WEDNES-
DAY, Sept 10.
The appointments and OF this Institution
of the hshest order It's Professors and Teache Lora
~, Paintings ano AppaIstps It's and system OF
action is o. Lectures of character to
insure, far humsa pstumsntalities can
plishe6, ChriAtisn education.
Pupils and applicants for admission expected TO be
puDctusly present al the opening exercises
Circulars may be obtained by letter. st the Ipsitution
and persona interviews with the Principal after Sept
New.York. Aug. 49, 1882
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27

IA BOYS, within sixteen miles Of HARTfOhD.-Ths
will take only four boys end those under ten
years Of age and will devote his whole time judcousy 70
Sheir moral physical and intellectual training Terms $
Per Address Boa No. Sf6 Post Office Hartford c.
Reference c. Beam Esq., ct the Office Of the Board OF
Education, In this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
ENGLAND LIVE STOCK IN.

NJ EW-ENGLAND LIVE STUN In
IN sURANCE COMPANY, OF Nsw-Haven, Coma,
BRANCH OFFICE No. 10 Wallst, N Y.
CAPITAL, $50, 700.
This Company insue5 Live Stock such Horses Cattle
&c &C. from death occasione3 either from natural
or accident or dissase of any description whatsoever
THOMAS KENDRICK, President
GEORGE r REYNOLDS. Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27

PARTNERSHIP-DANIE BURGESS and RICH ARD
sTORRs having formed Copsrtnership under the firm
Of DANIEL BORGESSk CO. will continue the PUBLISH
and Bookseng business st the old star No % Johnst
Newly ork, Aug l6, 49, DANiEL bc kHESs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
NOR SALE-Fifty-e eight acres of Land,

u three miles from Wihamsburgh, toward Newto~n
suitable for dvidns into village lots miles distant from
the landing OF the 22ds ferry NewtowD Creeh and hal
amle from the plank road, which stages every hall
hour for cents On the premises there 10 large house
BAN, &s Apply to WATKIN HINE, southeast sornM
efRroAdway and 0rand.st. New.York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
TNARM and SAW MILL for SALE

Situated about 4 miles from Morristown New. Jersey;
well stocked with Fruit with two good Dwelling Houses,
two Barns Outhouses &C. The Farm contains about 81
sores of excellent land under good state of cultivation For
palticulars INQUIRE of WHITEHEAD l. BROTHER,
Druggists No. l52 Greenwich-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
WIN. H. LEGGETTS CLASSICAL,

w FKENCH and ENGI1SH SCHOOL-NOrtheast
Of Broadway and 2tb-st, will be re0peued on MON
DAY, Sept at ga NJ Circulss at Lock GOODS No all
Broadway Evans and Bntans NO COZ Broad az and at
the residence Of the Principal No 27S lOthst Temp
kins-sauare.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27

XOUNG LADIES' SCHOOLING. 90
Il Orange-st- corner Henry Brooklyn The Fall Tenn
will commence on WEDNESDAY, Sept !, 1852 The Sem
mary has been in operation nearly IS yesrs The PRINCIPAL
/. assisted by number Of well qualified teachers and every
facility is given for thorough education. Circulars stating
terms and other par iculss obtained at the lnstuou
SARAH NJ. DEMAREST, Principal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
NEW and SECOND. HAND PIANO.

IN FORTES-Ws have hand large assortment
and and Pianos for sale and to hire Pianos
hom 80 10 $500 For him from s. $40 per month. No.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
CELFCT FRENCH PROTES FAINT

~ INSTITUTION for YOUNG LADIES, conducted by
Mesdames HASSbER No. % West lSth-s,. New YORK -
This establishment will be opened the 9th Of September
For further information and prospect1ses application may
be- made the Principals No 90 West iSth.st to Rev T.
+ ASTtE, NO. IL Wooster 81, ana 10 Mr. ROE LOCK
WOOD, bookseller, No All Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL

~ - Prof F.. Johnson. Rector The three Depart
merits the Junior the Upper English and the Classical
open simultaneously Monday, Sept 6. Pupils
ceved the OF years and upward and prepared
for the counting house. for admission to any College.
Circulars may be obtained at Appleton's Lockwoods
Growers bookstore in Broadway and at Raynot in the
Bowery. GEO. S. PARKER, Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
IMPORTANT to SOAP MAKERS

IMPORTANT to SOAP MAKERS
Letters Patent OF the United States having been issued
to VIM McCQRD on the 9th OF July, for valuable inn
prov ement in Soap all Manufacturers veDdr aud
are hereby cautioned agast the of Ksono other eqy
alent aluminous minerals combined with ammonia, az
they will by doing, infringe this patent, and subject
themselves to prose cuon All the necessary fixtures for
making 1000 lbs per day will cost not to exceed SO two
persons only required attend TIE manufacture Rights to
mar uacture this the valuable Soap offered for
sale on reasonable Apply to VIM. McCORD, No. l4I
Sullyan.r N Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
OFFICE of the NETWORK ana

~ LtN EhVooL y NAIL STEAMSHIP con-
PANY, No. 81 all st. N. Y August H. 1852 The booSa
for subscription the balance Ct Stock Of ths Company
not subscribed previous the passage Of the M h.
creased mail pay by the Government will Be opened 4
their oce 80 above from the 10Th tie 25th Of septA
Der next inclusive BY order OF the Beard Of Dreetor
WIN 4, YOITIE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
DELHAMVuLEP PROPERTY for

II SALE For sale in the village of Pehamville,
Westchessr tolity, N Y about miles from this city,
Lot of land being 100 feet square situated In OF the best
locations the village, but minutes wax from the Rail-
Depo viii be sold cheap shout leaving
the city Apply No &c Coenussp; note add essed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27

CTEAM ENGINE for the FAIR of the
- AMERICAN INSTITUTE-Proposals will be re-
eivsd until MONDAY the 9Th Of Sept next for the OF
Steam ngire from % 25 horse power to drive the
chuery al the Fair Csse Garden the Engine to BE- in
running order ground by the let Of October. The
proposals to the particulars OF the Engine price sc.
Address JOHN w. CHAMBERS,
Clerk American Ins dilute, No 91l Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27

CCHOOL for BOYS.-B. A. > VT III,
~ Principal Of Leicester Academy, Mass will open on
Wecnesdsy tie 18th of September next In Fair Haven,
Conn., n family school for Buys. The number viii be lin
tied t, twelve The location is delightful. and pupils
will find in the family Of Mr. 8 pleasant home and
teacher are sufficient guaranty that the very best Of In
sruciop will be afforded For further Information address
e. A. SMITH Fail Haven, Conn.
RrFFRENcEsThe President and Professors Of Yale Col
ese Dr. J. Bolton No. 10 East lfth.st; Thomas Denny.
Esq, No ia ncey Court: X. Sprsgue sons, No III
Pesst ID s Appleton, Esq No. zoo Broadway; Reed,
Esq No 28 Fultons, New York City Rev. George Allen,
Worcestpr
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YEAST POWDER.-B. T. BABBITT

Inc original inventor Of the Chemical Yeast Poyvder
which prepared and sold by him Nos u ana 70 Wssh
lnsfon-s, New ort. In TN Thoss VINO purchas.
should zoe that they set that with the abovs MANS on
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r AND WARRANTS BOUGHT and

Il SOLD on ths mor favorable terms by COLEMAN
DRAKE. No. IS Wsll-st, near Hanover-st
16o 80 and 10 acre Warrants, guaranteed 70 se ssnrnA
and receivable at any LandOce In the United States en-
stanty on band Warrants forwarded TO all para Of H.
country ct the market price the receipt OF rsmano