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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-22

RICHMOND HARMONIC TRoUPE-This new
ly organized band, composed Of some of the
most respectable young men in this city,
will give the first of their second series OF
Ethiopian entertainments this evening at Odd
Fellows Hall. Many new pieces, both of
dancing and music, will be performed, and the
band will be aided by two new instrumental
amateurs. 1t is the occasion Of the benefit of
Messrs. Baily and Brown, and their friends
should give them bumper.
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ap IO-d3u
RARGAINs: BARGAIN s:-JoaN A

40 SMELL & CO, No. % Main Street, respect
fuliy invite their customers and the public gene
rally to call aud examine tneir large AMI desirable
assortment Of Barrage Deaines, whlch they are
prepared to sell al prices lower than ever before
offered in this city. Also Bleached and Brown
Domestics, Cotton Hosiery, Six Mtss, and gene
~ assortment OF Staple and Fancy Dry Goods DC.
me fJ-tf
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LIST OF LETTERS
X Remaining in the Richmond Post Omc
on the DIST Nav 1870


on the 2fst
Persons calling f.
please say they are adve
LADlE,
Allen Mrs c G
Arsell Mrs Caroline
Avis Mrs Mary
Beckett Mrs Sarah J
Bland Mrs Sally
Baycrs Mrs Matilda
Barker Mrs Louisa N
Brannsn Mrs James
Best Mrs Harriet II
Banks Mrs F S
Bourke Mrs Johanna
baugn Mrs Eliza +
Clark Mrs Catha,ine S
Colgin Mrs Ann C
Darlington Mrs Emma
Clark Mrs Jane E
Clark Mrs Kate NJ
Clark Mrs Lucy
Carter Mrs Lefty
Curry Mrs Lucy L
Clark Mrs Margaret
Gusts Mrs Margaret p
Dean Mrs Elizabeth C
Dabney Mrs Cornelia NJ
Davis Mrs Nicholas
Davenport Miss Ann
Esrheait Miss Ellen
Fisher Mrs Mary
Fox Mrs JaneH
Folekes Miss Elizabeth
Green Mrs Z
Gordon Mrs Mary F
Glasscock Mrs M c
Goode Mrs Mary C
George Mrs Mary F
Gillian Mrs Sarah E
Gentry Miss Cordelia C
George Miss Dizzy
Howard Mrs Sarah A
Helteh Mrs ? 7
Hill Mrs Mary
Hancock Mrs Ma A NJ
Harris Miss Amanda
lrby Miss Jane S
Jackson MS Ann c
Jones Mrs Caroline
higer Mrs Sarah
kelch Mrs P I
knowles Mrs Caroline
Lindsay Mrs Mary
Lewis Mrs Louisa
LipscOm5 Miss Eliz't til J
Lumpkin Miss Fannie
Morris Miss Lizzie 5
Mulljgan Mrs Mary
Martin Mrs Sarah II
Miles Miss Elizabeth Z
McGlamre Miss Louisa
Mccarthy Miss Jane
El.Z. beth
Norris Mrs Jane II
Nunnally Mrs Jane 3
Parker Mrs Adeline
Perkins Mrs Eliza 5
Pitt Mrs Eliza Ann
Page Mrs Lucy
PIatt Mrs SussnnaL
Quirk Miss Eliza
Read Mrs Betsy
Roane Miss Florence
Roper Mrs E zabeth
Richardson Mrs Ellen F
Reaney Mrs Louisa
Shelf n Mrs Mary NJ
Smith Mrs Mary Ann
Slade Mrs L F
Scott Mrs lane
Stark Mrs Eliza G
Spencer Mrs Clementine
Scott Mrs Sarah B
Tillson Mrs Harriet H
Titcomb Mrs Sallie
Taylor Mrs Ann E
Taylor Miss Sally
Velley Mrs Ann V
Ward Mrs Sarah
Warren Mrs Sarah
White Mrs Malvina r
WOnCson Mrs Margaret
Walker Mrs Mary J
Woodward Mrs Louisa
Woody Mrs Jane
Wright Mrs c B
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GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

A
Archer Bran n o Alden Johu I 5
Archer CarthOn Augustin Joseph
August Joseph Ashton
Anderson James Anderson WmA
Aab George
B
Butt 0bt B Bradley John
Burton NJ Banan Marks
Blackburn Caleb D Barrett Patrick
Bradford A Brown RU5t
Blackwell Ellis II Broaddus Robt F .
Berry Elisha D Bell r II
Burk w w Baker Sheldon
Beck Henry Bro wing Thomas 2
Ball Henry BOrshett IhOs
Bryan John Coalter Bennett Thos
Boswell John Bodine & Co Messrs w
BazZle John = II 81
Bailey John BIB Walter
Burke John Butt William
Button John Bremen VIM
Baker John Booker VIM 4
Buru3 James NJ Burroughs VIM I
Butler John Burwell Hon VIM NJ
Barbour Lucian Bosher VIM
Berkeley DR. Lewis D Bonner Max
Bray Geo
&
Ceirrs HeIando Crisp John
Cowardin Colt Joseph
Coke Benjamin Carvour John
Crump Col Chas A Camp John w
Courtney Chas ? CardWell John
CottIell Charles Cardwell c
Cory Daniel Christian Philip
Campbell Daniel Cliff PendIeton w
Coss Edmund Darlington DR. Paul S
Cowell & 4 Cufsey Richard
Clement GeorgeM Creighton Capt sam1
Cooley George Clark Samuel
Conruton Henry Gown Thos
Coughan jeremiah Coping Ihos
Curfis Joseph Campbell VIM
Crump John w Chsfe VIM /
Corson Capt Isaac Garrison WIN ID
Claiborne D Carver Capt Wits
CridlinJH Craig VIM
Cooley Iohu Chamberlayne Willyr1
Carlin John Carter al
Creamer Patrick
ID
DayisBW Danpiell Pat
Davis w Devereux
Drake IL L Dunilp K
Diveny John DAVIS
Dugpan John Dongad Robt
DrGW John Davis Samuel
Dudley J w Daw Ihomas
Duncan w Day VIM
Devote Michael Dabney Nm
Doherty Martin
Z
Edmonds Nicholas Ellis Henry
Edmends h EsbanA A
EddennessJ w
II
Forbes VIM Fredhoff Jas X
Foster Thomas Fussell John w
Flaherty Thomas Ficke Henry
Forsee Ro5t Fox Edward
Frazier Fletcher Daniel
Figg Lisander Franklin VIM
FoDy James Fianhardt Aug
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New MUsIC.-O excellent and attentive
friend, P. H. TAYLOR, has sent US two PoIkas,
both published by Firth 81 Pond. One is
styled the "Pearl Polka" and the other the
"Sontag Polka" From the we'll known taste
of the donor, we have no doubt that they are
both very fine.
BY the bye, we should have mentioned tina
the delicious piano used in the Jenny Busl
concerts was one of Mr.. Taylor's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-22

PERUVIAN BARK.-The Philadelphia North
American expresses the belief that the cincho
ma or Peruvian bark tree, might be aceimated
along The ridges of The Alleghenies, more par
ticularly in the Carolinas and Georgia, and per-
haps even in Tennessee and Virginia. Consid-
ering the incalculable value of this tree, for its
medicinal product, aud its limited cultivation
in South America, the subject deserves alien
ton here.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-22

CCUTCH sNUFF.-Superior rose scotch
y Snuff, in small papers, for sale by
myl7 BENNETT & BEERS, Druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-22

EXECUTION AT VALPARAIso.-Cambia the
notorious insurrectionist and murderer at the
Chilian convict colony, on the Straits of Mag.
ellen, an account of who Sc atrocities has alrea-
dy been published, was tried together W ith
nine othis accomplices, on charges ofinsurrec-
ton. MURDER piracy, &c. Seven were found
guilty on The 23d March, aud Cambiaso was
executed at Valparaiso, on the Attn Of April.
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DRosk,-cornelus Lyons va. on ye.,e,d.v
committed to Jail three mouths for a,r.ssy s.s'uay

IHk hAeE.-We could no, attend YESTERDAY.
We understand the race was won in two hs.,.
by Red Eye. 's
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-22
A TTENTlUN, GKUUkk-. hUrELs,

a BOARDING HOUSES AND PRIVATE FA.
MlLIES-The undersigned have made permanent
arrangements in the different butter counties OF
New York, Pennsylvania and Maryland, to receive
constant supply Of fresh BUTTER during the
sumner. oar arrangements are such, that we re
ce!Te our supplies by express aud steamers within
very 'ew days from the time it lesvea the DAIRY !;
anu believing that success depends upon large Gales
aIg small profits, we determined 70 sell Cbeap;
and Dy recei sing from fret lauds, We know we can
aCG VIII sell better artc Tor the same. or per
ha2. a .ower price than any other concern IN the
CITY. HULsT s. KING,
my l2-2w Old Marker aud ..t2 Broad 81.
fft SAtUABLE DWELLING fDh
Ea SALE.--The very desirable three story Brlcz
4@'esnent o1 the North side of LeigE street, De
tween 9Th and 7th streets. now in the occupsny u
ALdEs~ Johnston. For terms, apply TO
LUTHER r. SPlLMAE,
Attorney az Law,
oe2o-dgm" Main street opposite City Hotel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-22

nOGGETr s. ANDERSON, UfHOL =
IL STERERS AND PAPER HANGERS, GER.
uer Of Governor and Fra nklin streets, are
-1ow receiving their Spring stock OF French and
American Paper Hnngings, Borders, Fire
Screens and Curtain Papers, making the
largest and most complete assortment we have ever
hai the pleasure 10 offer. A large portion of the
fne qualities have just been received FROM the best
factories IL France, and Of th- richest and most
Daa-,.u! styles that are made We nave also
har3 general assortment OF Cphoste-ing Mate.
r:a.- Curtain Gcods, FI00r Oil Cloths, India
Coco Matrug. WI iov Blinds and Shades, bed
CURED ha-r aud 5hack mattresses &c. all Of which
vi. be sod at a small po6t; ami any work in his
lGe attended TO gunctL24.', go faithfully executed
MI, a1-J prnr
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Howlet James Hen
House james Han
Hancock John Har
Hiscall VIM II
L
| Irving Carter FL lsen
Ingersoll c NJ
J
Jackson Armistead job
johnson Achilles D Johl
Johnston B R Jon,
Jones Elliott p Jon,
Jones Ii w Jack
X
King David Ken
Kelly Edwin Kin
hnstz Henry Kea
Kelly James B Kea
Kelly r A
l.
Lagborne Dr. Lor
Llshtioot Edwin l. Z Loo
Longinotti G Lip
Llpscomn geo w LIP
Lambert George w Lor
Love James IL Lev
Logan Jacob Lev
Lull James 5 2
WI
Moren DAVID Mel
MltcheH DaNlu Nm MAJ
Milier george ii MOI
Miller Gco w Mlt'
Mastin q w MOI
MaS"cii II Mas NJ
masters ti5hfy M III
Murphy Jesse a Mal
Meaniy Jho L M III
Mann = ! Mar d,
MONKEY James w MAJ
MccntcEeoh Iho
VAC
McMiiian capt Mct
N ncN en- Jho me-
MclYlIllam John Mct
McEandi'Sh James her
HcCIl4oueu JAMES
-
Ne" Jho w Not
MOTIFS James n :
U ,
OVerhy n II Ok
Onafe MichaeI Osu
Odohef y Jno = y b
y suIiiVah Jno L
I
Parher George ray
ration George Poll
fagaud Master henry ii rec
Porter Rev jeremiah Pur
Pepper John u PoiL
Payne Richard ii Par'
PleIce 'no II Pfe'
fefhils ) . ran
Fernsse Lager s fof
Ferry Moses
IL
huma Aiphus Koi
keld Alexander Ken
Read = + Rea
heed beDJafnlh nee
Rice Charies heo
Russell Danlei Roa
Rockii1 ho"aId nya
Reea T. noe
6idoick Ed"ard nus
Richerson FRANCIS u Rog
nerIsaii i , 1alleS n n ~
hussei' s 1aiiies I n,l3 nau
Robinson Jno Rud
hoDeItsoh d . Nat
n.,a
Spia iaui,ns D"r C ~ ~ 60 60
oTdy Hol'ii y < cue cue
scott BehJ Siii'
SteIn ID E1, S: ;
SIhlihous ~ I."""iu r. S SnIl
steVdtneT + gen
Syhf" F. ! Si hl'
Sdigee Eu "aiu tuV
smith Henry nj Sey
scott henry = GIN
Smith George sun
Slzef TfaE'lIie GA,
stewart Johh SedI
Scott Jonh ne
Shields John N ctaf
Scott Joseph Steg
Smith J NJ d Bro SwC
Steel Joseph ID sen!
Shepperson VIM
Il
Tomas I { Iho
Tompson VIM ION
Turpin VIM Tree
Townsend ; Tho
Taylor Samuel Ii lay
Taylor Robt b Tow
Tierney Peter Turl
Timberlake Madison & lay
Titlone John Inn
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LOCAL MATTERS.

TRorEsTAST EPISCOPAL CosyESTIoS.-
1hara Day-Frtday-The Convention re.
assembled at 9 o'clock this morn;n, n,rs,.n,
to adjournment.
Rev. DIR. Morton's resolutions. bere,ofore
published, were referred to Select Comm;r,ee
to report at the next Convention,
We omitted in our report of THURSDAYS nro.
ceedings, the following resolution, which as
adopted unanimously.
Rev. MIR. Denison, Agent of the Virginia Bi.
BILE Society, auxiliary to the American Bible
Society, offered a resolution recommending the
Bible Society of Virginia 10 the cooperation
of every Parish in the Diocese-which was
unanimously adopted.
The Rev. Mr.. Denison then offered the fol-
lowing resolution, which was adopted:
ResOlred. That this Convention heartily ap-
prove the course Of many of its members in
forming themselves into convocations for con-
tinuous preaching, and for the purpose ordna.
rily contemplated in such organizations and
that we do recommend TO those of the clergy
who have not yet etadopted this practise, to unite
nconvocations wherever it may be practicable.
The City of Wheeling was then selected as
the place of meeting for the next Convention,
and made one of the regular stations to follow
after the session of Richmond.
Adjourned until 9 O'Clock Saturday morning.
PARoDL-We hope it will not be forgotten
that Parodi gives a concert to night at the
Universalist Church: The town is crowded
with strangers. Let US advise such of them as
have not heard her, to take advantage OF the
present opportunity. They have pleasure in
store of which they little dream. 1t is worth
more than the money to hear Stakosch touch
the piano, or Patti sing one of her favorite
songs, to say nothing of Hauser's enchanted
violin, which some believe to be the habtation
of familiar spirit.
P. S. We received a telegraphic despatch
from NJ. Suakosch yesterday, after the above
was written. He will certainly be here this
evening. The News says the company will
give concert in Fredericksburg on Monday
night.
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- AttAb
Gaskins Richard 8
Garrett Thos Fl 9
Greenhoueh DIR 'Thos II
Grigg Wesley
Gibson VIM
III
Hutchinson Owners of
schooner
Harris JH
Hard Jas
Hunter Jas
Hartman John
Hines & Luepin
Heirlehy Michael
Hurt Michael
Hulce Sam'l T
Healy Simon
Hingely Thos
II astings Thos
Hewitt w C
Hurley John
Hooper w M2
Henry w w
Haniig VIM
Harvey VIM
Iseman J
j
Johnston Jas r
Johnson Robert w
Jones Thos 2
Jones VIM w
Jackson Rev VIM NJ 2
X
Kennedy L L
kinnon R B
Healing Thomas
Kearny Thos
l.
Lord James
Lookup John
Lippinsky NJ
Lipford Richard J
Lord Sylvestus
Lewis Samuel Fl
Lewellen Thos J
Nj
Mortimer Jno
Melvin James
Martain LaWrance
Montague n V
Mitchell kobt Z
MOrsby Simon w
Mason Stephen
Murry ThOs
Man kle U w
Murray Washington ;
Marcy Charles q
Martin, Watkins &
Nc
McCurdy Peter
McAulitf' Patrick
McLaugh Robt
Mcnamara Timothy
y
North Milo L, NJ D
Ok'ey Jno
Osterstock Ed ward
O'Brian Patrick
p
Payne DR. r l.
Pollard Samuel R
Peers Thos w 2
Puryear VIM A
PoindeXter VIM II
Parham VIM Z
Prescott VIM
Painter VIM
Porter VIM l.
II
Robertson Jno B
REIN Isaac
Reardon Jno
Reed John T
Redford Hobt
Roach Sap,nal
Ryan Thos
Roche Thos
Russell Willis
Rogania VIM S
K 4mseV VIM P c
Randoll VIM
Rudolph VIM E
Rattray VIM
Scott Joseph
Sheppard John
SimOns James
Smith Isaac
Smith Jarvis
Semple James
Smith o B
Shepherd N B
Seymour o s
Simms Nathaniel
Sullivan Pat
Slaughter r NJ
Seal Reubin
Smelling r
Staples r l.
Steger r w
Swords w J
Schlninke w c
T
Thomas Jr John w y
Tomlin Isaac
Treewall J T
Thomas Henry
Taylor Geo E
Tower Eli 5
Turpin E S
Taylor C S
Timothy C
"
Vinzen Mons Jacob
w
Waters John
Wicker j N
Wilson James
Whitley Hopkins A
Williamson q
Williams G l.
Weakley George D
Wilkinson Geo A
Wheeler Francis T
Wintree DR. David c
Wright Chas B
Wilson Chas
Wilcox Columbus ,
Ward CT
Weismaun B
Waldbaner Albrecht
Wells John r
OS. B. BIGGER, P. NJ.
D OPENING OF
Z MILL n 4 II Y.
PHILIP,
d a suitable location for
d up in a neat and appro-
low ready and would be
e her customers and the
New Store, No 50 Main
18th street. By recent ar
receiving constantly, the
styles, and Fashionable
e may be assured she will
os more accommodating
at the North.
mbroidery, &c, promptly
IN Saturdays.
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ECONUWY Is WEALTH. kANhLlN

EfCONUHr IL WEALTH. RaNnLIN
IA CLOTHING STORE.-The subscribers Mer-
chant Tsors would respectfully inform he citizens
I!sEed, at No. I32 Main street, Richmond
Va, branch If their Philadelphi Cloth.Eg Ware
house where they now have ready t9r inspection
ct the largest and most superior stocks OF Ready
Made Clothing in the city ofRlchmond' OF the very
Dest materials and workmanship. when we will
SCI IRON. 20 u 2S per GEN.: less than any other es
ta5..sGmeur in the city.
Also, large stock of gentemeus furnishing
Gog4s, sucn Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Pocket
dAAdderchIets, Gloves, Suspenders, &c
f. DECOU & CO,
ap I0-i3u No l;22 Main street
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~ ROOMS OVER WORD, Gs

n ~
TX Main street.-AIKS. Z. LYONICS
~&s mas received new assortment ol-~~~S
BONNETS, all adapted to the present season.
Caps, Collars, Sleeves, snd Worked Bands also, a
handsome supply of Nantes, Frnges, Laces,
Gimps, Hair Braids, Fans, Combs, and variety Of
other fancy articles, which will be sold al cost.
my l4-st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-22

DRiFATE pKACTICE.-Dr PLUME a
L co. may be consulted, cOnddentiaiiy, for the
treatment Of the following diseases: ErUptions,
Sore Lags, Ulcers, Glanduar Swellngs, or en-
largesnengs, Syphilis, and ali morbid discharges,
whe,aer recent or chronic. Also. al, those com
plants termed female diseases The advertisers
invite attention 10 their chemical extract of Wild
Flowers, which may be regarded as the very best
article known, 70 give tone and vigo- to certain
abused aud deb itated organs, as well TO renovate
d system shattered by dissipation or other cause.
Medicines securely put up, with full directions
and sent to order. Post paid letters promptly at
tended to. Office on Franklin street, below Ex
change Hotel, and first door below Trinity church,
Richmond virginia fe 9
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-06

Mo, Ne Price, $3.50. Of which e2coe remain 90
orsarr IL desired Also very eligible Building Sites
All, 10 ARRAN REQUA, Chatham Bank Building, Chat
hsnsst Opposite Chsmbsns- or 10 WIN 7. LYON, Tsny
town.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-06

1,sts The FuiscopaI Seminary Grounds Chelses square
(which viii remain permanently open These Lots are N "a
exceedingly rood and worthy the attention OF pa
about to build. , ,,,,,, TIA
Also three fun Lots east side Of lchav- ADJOINING .he
Hudson River Railroad Companys property ana drscey
opposite their depot engine houses &c and as oasnes
stand cannot be equaled in this vicinity for immediate I'M
provensnt - .,-.x ~
ssthst n the center of Yokvie 70 be sold separate
tossher-he finest unimproved Lots In this neishoorhood
Also two full lots south side OF ht iVo iee' "es'
7thAv. . u
Also two thrseory and hanen brown Stone Houses %
S6thet few rods Of Broadway, finished compete 10
The best manner with Croton gas baths kc full o nouss
each 25x50 feet. . -, -,
Also good four-stoy House with store underneath n
usted on ethav S5h and 5hsts east sdese OF
lot 2xl0o-house DIX 40 feet . ...,,.
Anv or all of the above viii be disposed OF on reasonable
hsrrns Annix 10 THOS j MCCARTHY, Ne. "a Beekman-&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-06
DAST MORRISIANIA VILLAGE

~ About $50 Los vArying IN is;se no:n "a o.
= ~ .rr,s are noy offered for sale on the nos
49, Ter rsy can't doxu AID balance or before March
;s These lots occupy very healthy and beautiful ioes'
don ear and In full view of the Esst River ana 70 tne no
.t. vcinv of the srounds and residences o. several q
the most wealthy and respectable citisens on
County This village Is connected With the HsIIem NAB
srniv 70 ID b WINTON, No. Tryor-row, near Harlem
Rsiilyyosd Once oppo<ite the City Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-06
Real estate for Sale.
COTTAGE RESIDENCE for SALE

AAt TarrytCwn, the Hudson River mile from tia
Railroad station and steamboat landngA new couaodi-
and beautiful Cottage Residence The site 10 very e.
be, the Irving Institute and commands magnificent
view Of the rver for 20 miles The House contains on the
inst door large rooms handsomely nshed the second
noor nne eecuons hreplaces In 81 aroony attic an an
pie haseen and many wardrobe psnries ana
eio:e The lot fronting wide and plcxszn: avenue
embraces more than half Of land ornarened with
trees shrrbbesy, &c. well Of excellent water, Esrdsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-06
NOR SALE-A Country Seat at South

Ambsy-There are on the premises two dwelling
and :, situated 81 70 command the most extensive views 81
the Rartan the Sound and the sea The house ns.
ct the river is Of the FOLD fashioned construction hall
through the CENTER paror and drawing room on one nde
Q library bed aud pantry on the Other with Kitchen
and ervanS below and four bedrooms on the second
story The other modern cottage Of succeed BRICK d
daned BY Mr. George Plstt On the first floor there n
brary drawing room palor bedroom pantry and bathing
room On the second oor there hve bedrooms In me
wing adjoining there kitchen servants hall and four bed
rooms Both houses supplied with spring water by ny
drsuc ram They about 800 $50 yards apart on lawn
of seventy studded with different Gxeo
oups ODsome Of the wooded knobs there are
beautiful situations for cottages The situation ana one
of the healihies in the Union The soil gayey and In
high state Of cultivation The beach in front OF the house
well adapted for salt water bathing There at present. -
this route three trains per day for Philadelphia and four 40
psrtures NewYok by steamboat that YOU may be In
Philadelphia in and half hours or in In les
than two from the time of starting To families or h1ends de-
urous of living in the vicinity, this property worth
looking at as Il capable of ion without injury 70 it
useful or ornamental properties. JOHN G. STEVENS.
PS-For fuher particulars, ly to Cambridge Living
gton, No. IL Wall st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-06
BOARD In THE COUNTRY-Two

ID Gentlemen and their Wives and e. singh. Gentls-
men can esn board With pleasant roous New Rochelle
Depot Apply to OF address Mrs. HASLETT New Rochelle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-06
1OUNTRY PLACE-Of 4 to 90 acres

wanted The Hudson or East Kises Of ga nc S.uno
ii tress not wore than thirty niles om the eity OF
Ns~Yo,k bounded on one sade BY watet preferred 20
which tsir pce will he paid IN cash Address postpaid
EDWaRD fribuue Office.
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COLLEGIATE INST

~ TUTE. Clifton, Staten lsland-Princas Rev ,
TOWELL-This establishment Is convensatly l,,.s-i
within an hours rde frt N the city, Of IL -
healthy and delightful spots TO be found witna lie sh
OF New ork The summer Session commenced q As ID
NAV The course Of instruction includes EnghsA n.~
MATES navigation land-surveyng and engineering Frsa
German Spanish Latin and Greek teneips military ncaS
eymnastics vocal and Instrumental music Nc Lectures a
sSisntifc subjects twice week Pro-pectuse nav 4. -
tained at the bookstores Of sheppard fultonst, a Nr
Appleton Broadway The Principal can BE- CO NJ
days Thursdays and Saturdays At the Office Of Dsvu
Bromley No. "a Wall-st, from 8 to ii A. NJ
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MOST DESIRABLE and NEWLY

lylPAlNTED R0OMS-On Universty-plsce, may DO
bad sney On In sut having modern s
Croson water, kc SC. with meals In without
Board Location unsurpassed Apply ct No n University
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TyARM for SALE.-A Farm at Rye, sit

TNARM for SALE.-A Farm at Rye, SIT
uated between the Boston Post Road and Long Island
Sound beongng to the estate Of Albert Todd deceased ana
contains 1850 acres of land with fine mansion house. very
egbly situated farm house fine barns and various other
out buildings fine orchard very large gapey planted oy
Juderh at Creton Point There is also the premises
natural bed manure which very valuable Altogether
man For further particulars inquire Of A. J. BLEECKER
No. 7 Broadst
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NOR SALE-A Farm Of 70 acres, new
house. barn. and wagon house, pleasantly situated neai
the village Of Plaineld n j. cheap and on accommodating
terma or exchanged for city property. Apply to-
' A SHERMAN, No los NasauSt
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Schools.

BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS :,
ID DOBBS FERRY-Rev. s. KELLOGG Pn,.ss
Number limited - The location within Eve -,
walk Of the Depot Of the Hudson RiveE Railroad Ten.
SIS per quarter.
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NNGLISH, FRENCH and CLAM

LVNGLINff, hENITI ana CLANSI,
lL CAL BOARDING ard DAY SCHOOL for Y0Cno
LADIES' Vanderbilt-sy, Chiffon, Staten isand-Ths -
session of this School will begin May Is For the rs,us
the last annual examination and other Particular s
sular 70 be had al the bookstore Of CLARK, AUSTIN
CO. No eO5, and at the u. s. SCHOOL AGENCY, Ne =
Broadway