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RARE CHANCE to MAKE FOR
|. KARE CHANCE-DINING SA-

~ LOON-For sale the good will and fixtures OF house
lIh two dining SC, In an excellent ioc4lJ Nnisb
IA dorEs profitable business and car be extended Tue
onsr cecipes II r want give II requisite a,ten
ton Terms favorable For further particulars Apply 10
C. LEWIS No. 26f Broadway, up stairs.
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BOARD in WILLIAMSBURGH-

ID Single Gentlemen Gentlemen and their Wiyea 81.
Be sscomu 90 sted with Board No Durham place mo-
usufs Alb from Pecksp snd Division Fsrrias
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CTTUATIONS WANTED-In respecta-
- bic families fer large numbst % Children U. oo 1
,eXes siro OF Women with Infants at low Apph
cation to be made the Office OF the Commissioners OF
Emigration in the Park.
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rtSso.S on the departure Of each mi-Monhly Mail
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70 Post Ofice. New-York -NOTICE-The mail
n Csbtrnis &C. wa Aspln wall, direct per L. 5. NJ.
BIO will close this office Thursday the 5h inst at
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LSARMS for SALE CHEAP-One Of

Il ~ acre. sfock snd crops, hOuse sal barn, for
81 7O0 of60 acres Of 80 both the Rail-
read Dep0t-wth good buildings OF - be
ban OF So acres OF aud Farms Il va
ous other sizes all cheap Some he exchanged r city
property SIS susSe for bull ing l0s the Depot
Communication four times day with the city Call on s.
VAIL Pacific Hotel Saturdays from 10 to p other days
ct Depot Plsinhed Leave Pier No l. North River. 81
s. 10. and O'Clock. daily. by Central Railroad.
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Norice to PasseBgcrs.-PasseDgers per steamship
bRCTC for Liverpool will please be on board at the foot
Cua-st, sATC RDAY, Aug at Ii A. NJ, sending pre-.
Eo,, all luggage not wanted the passage, marked
sleox r. x. COLLINS g. co.
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STATEN ISLAND.-For

gui etns Let. and Cottsgs Sites the Mar
-. IN -b. nos central end desirable Part Of Clifton Ire
.ysue, are seventy tscs vide And the extreme pany Of
49, VIII tn beauty OF the view commanding ths
ard Nsrroyr tie exquisite div % 4od wak,, ana
80, in lie vicinity Of churches schools and other adyaa'
49, rspder i the most attractive residence 10 tIe
- ~ The nearest ferry landing = az prsseni
f,lfn bslfs N r. but a steamboat dock WIZ % ln1o
s,tsly erected IN front Of this ProPer ano o -
-, S-,is. run regularly the island every n9u. A2piJ
~, Sv's " VAN NAGENEH, PCsgs b1loines, hsn'
" -, ~ WV Mclean, stspleton, staten Island
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~ American Institute.-A Stated Monthly Meet
This Institute will 10 held at their rooms, No S5l
,rsswsy THIS Thursday EVENING, at q O'Clock
HENRY MEIGS, Rec Sec'y
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I)OIiticai Notifies.

- cenrrnl Com nittee OF Democratic Wing
% urn.-A meeting If this COMMITTEE will be held
4 ~. sr, aowa, House, on FRIDAY EVENING. Aug 6.
~ A. so'clock BY order.
~ ERAsTUS BROOKS Chairman
3 L BUDD Hecretaries
JHLs Il MosEmAN
~ JBian'-ts.A meeting OF the UnioDisis' Assocls-
" vii = hea a. the Broadway House on THURSDAY
<vPNIEG the 9TH inst, al O'Clock
'nnc,sirahle that everv should be present.
b, Or1eI 81 LAS 4. HEbhING ffehdenL
l. BUOD,
scott RaIIy.--The SCOTT and GRAHAM
krBs Of the NH With, Xth and XVIII Wards are 70
100 TO n eet at the large Of the North American
I'll conner Of BoV cry and Bay aIdst on FRIDAY EVEN
hc A gusi g. at o'clock w r. ROBINSON and other
t.rs WI address the meeting. Music and singing may
- cxpected The public generally cordially 10
80 stterd JOSEPH CONrREIL, WITH Ward.
C. w SCHAEFFER, With Ward.
DAVID MILLER, Xth Wa'd.
w. g. GREGORY. XVIII Ward.
Presidents Of said Clubs
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Gpecial Notices.

~ Amherst Glass OF 1ssii.-This class will meet
p. CtIl.es on WEDNESDAY, Aug. II, the day pre-
y, commencement. BY order Of the class
- LEWIS GREEN.
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NOR SALE-An old established Drug
4 Stor- doing . good business Fer particulars inquire
At No 562 rsnds between the hours Of 10 ana = A."
sno ard = PM
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EOR SALE-An elegant free stone

II " II ~ n IL rNu cicSon' NV S'o"0
three story and basement House. finished In the very
modern style with gas baths, "a, situate In the nese
cart OF nion-st Brooklyn
Also twostory and Basement 6oth!c Cotsse, with large
yard grape vines shrubbey So. situate In Bondst near
Schemehorn Ct In Booslvn AlNge raf OF the purchase
money each Of the premis ain 80 bond and mort
gaze.
Also sl5 acres fhesvy Tber LSnd IN the town
Of Salisbury ueTkimer Co y for sale exchanges In
qure Of EDGAR J. LEETE, Counsellorst-Isw, No. ~
fultou-st N. y or Of WIN sYMEs, No 6S West BrosA-
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!1NOR SALE in pARTITION-At the

neeI OF James : Re,sen in ths village ~ Jamaica,
Log Isisnd 90 WEDNESDAY. the ls day Of September
- 4, - oeoek IN the trrnon, very assira coaauy
p4a 1snisicA sboat half nile from IN. raj oai depot,
g. AsnE wen'y-sN acre. q nee asd on which ta,e is
COCO G~ehin shoce BAN. stable sheds sc For "a thsr
pa'flcuss lngpirr OF ISAAC J. GRFgN VODD N, ~
lsge OF Jamaica. ~ VIZ -"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05
NAST MORRISANIA VILLAGE

L'Uk SALE-Flfty-eight acres OF Land,
4 three mile, Eeni Wilhsmsburgh, toward Nswt9wn,
,.be for dvidns into village los Ia miles distant Iiora
Isndins of the 70 e. ferry Newsown Creek and hsl
mile om the plank rosd, which stages run every Ian
socf foy cent? On the premises there Ase no1se
barn kc Apply 10 WATkIN HlsE, sootn-e&" WIZ
xRroadv.y and Gr.nd1, Hew-Yofh
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LNOR SALE at kOCKLAND LAKE

most besutitu and desirable Farm o, IS acre. o,,,
the Mansion House extending fom the Lsk. ~ ~.
Hu6sop River For further psrticus inqur- r.ptNin
WANOLE AZ the Msnsca Hous-. JAMES RAIsBECK
the premises or OF &. W. RAISBECK In tbs eveuinsz
At No. III Hudsons,
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Chantes for Business Glen.

A FORTUNE.-ln consequence OF i'll
health the advertiser is obliged 10 dispose OF bGn
nea actually established paying large profit from which
fortune NAV be realized In few years by active business
man. having from g. 5000 capital Address NJ B.
Tim oilice
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nor SALE-Tbe superior, ligh,.draft

LYON SALE-- Tue superior, Hght-draft
4 schooner MARY AND SUSAN lying ct tho
Atlantic Deck Brooklyn rs BURDEN built IN North
Csroins entirely Of oak ard recently pus Ia complete
oroer she is three years CID light drsf OF water vel.
found in sails snd ngps AID every superior vsss,l
The costing usds II disposed OF a. private ssle,
she will be sold 81 Auction 20 close concern ON
WEDNESDAY the 18th Of Angst
n L. McCRFADY 4 CO. No. s. Sonth.H e.
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Se,h ev prefer they pay In advance az the Desk
sst6s OF A wear at the aame rate Single copies,
y ~ ~. Nal subscrbers Five Dollars per snnum In
p, Ce snhseriprors ,4kep for SIX months FOR three
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will DO charged 80 cents Der line escn 'nso'0n'
THE sE1II-WEEkLY TRIBUNE
III. Cd every TUESDAY and FRIDAY morning fnes -
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VITANTFD-By a respectable Protest

w ant Young Woman. a situation IN Pi.'sse 'aNJ,
general house work. or chsmberwors ssa wssi
krstTaie ws.her and uoner Can give good fe's'e"se
be sen for two days a. No. AZ JsyH
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pTEASANT VALE BOARDING

SCHOOL for BOYS under fourteen years Of age
X II HINNAN Prino.pai.-kigbt en- 70 twenty Tor term
OF Twelve weeks. according 70 age PaP. received stsny
,me Circulars obtained Of C. PAINE Nos u snd ~ Has-
ssn.r Y Dr. L. NJ. CLARK, No IA Grand q, Williams
Evrtb or by addressing Principal at Loar Bridge Post
Ofrep New. ayea Co, Conn
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EARM for SALE, 10 LET, or Exchange

4 Urged City Property 1t has 10 acres Of which %
tie house; 4 miles non Y0okefs HGds n RIVER RAirod,
mile on Brunx,llle Ia len Raj road The land good,
NUT m abundance b reached daily from Nes-forS
oy'Niirose' and sesmbOss ., -es; view very ms ssr
alon hsh AMI rocky; undoubtedly hesltny Prioe 's',
o Snef ~ hirds bond aai mortgage. Apply
81 No. 10 Plait.st up s,ar,
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Real estate for Sale.
a ~ PRIVATE SALE-Two- story brick
beautiful VILLA ald COTTAGE

tbs a. Topper M5rrsaaiA- mr sale On very rsssonsc
- terms ard prces-Ih property s DOT surPassei In ne
,i,-v Of New.YCk for b-srty n 1catios scenery and
a. iIrtfv Z lsr1s po.t Beautifully s4adsd "lth ever
sr-.u and fr, It ices d pes ys rs i23 9uaie'
as No II Pesrlst New Tork CT 70 WA JARVIS, Upper
Mo1is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05

TN PRESS" WHlTEH ALL" by
Il the author Of "WhitefiaIs" GARRETT co,
No q Ann-st.
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DRACTICAL BOOK KEEPING.-A
LANGUAGE-A. dc +.

y BAEZ will admit few scholars tc Jon. "a ssns-
eommsLced New csssss for beginner pnysis lesons
men separately constantly ioIn the city Grams.
ations correctly performed Colsssga @ room No
on moderate terms. Address No. |1S Div
6Ist foor
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.RUG STORE for SALE-Fitted

a Custom Boot ard Shoe Store, nos doing s92d
and has been IN successful operation tJT ne AL -
ysar stock reduced 20 suit the blye Those wishing 70
b,, can call at No. 81 Huds0D-st.
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C,1uu ENGINEERING SCHOOL,
NTARsH'S COURSE OF BOOK
1NTEVUF INSTITUTE BOARD

lTG ING SCHOOL Tor BOYS, at NJ 1-ROCHELLE-
n htfy .itusted Sound the Neptune Hols,,
9ns our tom New YORK snd mile from tbs depot OF taa
New Haven Railroad, accessible st al hours Of tIe d.J
ccuars Al Roe Iockwood SOD. Addrsu -ithrr Rny Mr..
sOTIRNE or RUFUS LOCKWOOD. Principals, Pelham,
ma.,cbssferCo n Y
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Situation as Goyernes.

A YOU'VE Man, who understand, per
"a fectly all the different branches Of the msh MYSTICAL
snd phyas sciences especially with regard 70 pac zeal a
pcaton architecture mechanic, chemistry echn oRsE
wishes to obt7in any situation where accomplishment II tn
highest order required may bs added that he ses
considerable mechanical skill understands drawing n d.
signing and besides English, soeAks and writes co recJ
French German Italian, Spanish and Portuguese Ia n@a
engaged Teacher the best institutions OF this iny
Address A h. c. Sing Sing. N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05

NOTICE.-Psrties wishing to purchase
property in Wliarnsbursh or Brooklyn, viii Ind
OF gense Houses several desirable stores and an
Almost unlimited number OF vacant Ls, ranging rom mo
oyhest 10 the lowest price and situated almost every
cgeet IN the above cities Apply to THOs. hObSON
thF William sburgh bet South lOthst and Divisonay
g-Gentlemen inclined 70 dispose OF Real Estate VIII
snd their she, with prompt atts ntioo by leaving
descriptio n above
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~pOOTTYN-A GENTLEMAN and Wife

"A ,insle Oentleman may obtain RootnA VII IN; n
Ros,d for Gentlemen At No Sc Couo9ra *, ~.
- minutes walk OF Fulton FeiTy Inc Ocs'''H " WV
~ an, uiessEisF IN Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05

THO LET-Two 4-story and basement
brick Houses Nc, IL and l79 East l1th-ss with al ms
modern improvements For further particulars Inquire o.
VIM J. BCRRETT No. Is Wsll-st; or Of 5; Z. NAL ,at
Larry Ne 81 Avenue c. Rent moderate FOR osahse O. ''s
veal
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SCHOOL for SALE

Any person wishing purchase age and hourishna
Esing School besu uly located and easy Of access o}
rrosd or steamboat with ample lnoaae'ns Ice no-s
Outbudipcs Hor,es and Csrrsse' &c, may leaIn o4ra
No l. Isl Post-Ofhce
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rnt rR1II-WEEKLY TRIHUNE

| ~, q every TUESDAY and FRIDAY morning. Fncs
tF..s.r,r Two eooies for S. Ten for so. Advsrrse
~, osuts line for each insertion.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-04
1mpoRTANn 1NrnRnrAnroN

Dr. u. bunting, from London, (England,(
author Of practical Cod Liver Oil and 9TH
remed es IN Consumption. formerly Physician the
Northern Hospital and Junior Lecturer III York Hos
pial on Consumption the honor announce to the
inhabitants of Worcester and its vicinity that he is I'M
der ar engagement of distinguished Society III Europe
to investigate and obtain statistical information as Ia
the amount of Consumptive diseases in the United
states ana Canadas in c. mparson with those of other
places on the Continent. His great experience extend
ing over period OF twenty years in the principal hos.
pitfalls of Europe, gives full assurance of his perfect
competence for the task IN which he engaged Dres
chtrs Patent spy romeer, and the improved steihOm
otter, (the recent invention of Dr. GUAM of DublinO
together with the Il Mble Sethoscope, over 40 inches
IN length are used by him in his examinations.
Dr. H. wishes TO be distinctly understood that no re.
ANNEXATION is required from any person for his services
his time aud expenses being pao Dy the Society under
which he is ed,
Any person laboring under having predisposition
to u Is fearful mnlady, VIII confer favor by calling and
allowing him 10 make an examination and which he
hopes will be satisfactory.
Oice NO. 1870 Main street, directly opposite Central
hoecl noV22-d3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-04

This whole Lowell case exhibits one of the
most shameless attempts to grasp at illegal pow
er, to trampe under foot the right Of suffrage, and
to substitute the will of the minority for that of
the majority, to be found in our political annals.
and it would rot have been in character with all
the rest of their conduct in relation to it, if the
wings had, at last, quietly permitted the rightto
prevail without going TO the EXTREMIST length OF
their tether, In carrying QUIT closing scenes,
what filter agents could they have than the editor
Of the Atlas, and his man Friday, for whose pres
ence in the House we never could account, ex-
cept that he was sent there to call for the yeas
and nays, and to make other obnoxious motions
for the delay of business, when no decent man
could be found TO do it,
There are other points in the Atlas article,
equally open to severity of comment with those
we have noticed, but we have already devoted
more time and space TO it than the intrinsic mer-
its Of either the article or its author deserve at
our hands.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-04

NEW AND VALUABLE IEvENTIoN.---We
saw Yesterday, at the Office of MIR. Friend,
NO. I9o Broadway, new article which he
calls "Ligenous Marble" which cannot fail
70 come into general use as soon as it is
known II is composition of Mr.. F.'s in
vention, which is laid on wood and bears
so close a resemblance to real marble that
nothing but its weight an betray it. The
specimens already made are variegated
tables and mantels ofthe richest descrip,io on
OF Jasper, cornelian, lapis-lazuli, &c. Il is
SAID to De unlnjued by lemon juice and all
the ordinary staining matters usual in a
house. What adds immensely to its use
iulness, is the fact that it may be used s
nnlSh Tor walls, and is susceptible of form.
ing an shades of color. We cannot imagine
anything more gorgeous than walls and
columns OF this splendid material. For
tables, stands, &c, it is handsomer, more
durable, lighter, and easier managed than
marbe-.M Y. Tribune.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-04
(For the Daily spy.)
WORCESTER, Feb. 8, l

W ORCEsTER, Fed. 8, Io0z.
MEssRs. EDIToRs,- Please allow me space to
say, in reference to the cowardly, ibred, and I'M
warantahIe attack upon me, in yesterdays Spy,
that the authentic documents and evidences of my
professional character, membership, aud reputation
are at my Office in the Quinsigamond Bank Building,
and hat | shall be most happy to exhibit them TO
all who may be sufficiently interested to caliupon
me,-even to so low and unworthy a parsonage as
the anonymous scribber, " Pndar," himself.
Very Respectfully, Your OBJ Serv't,
G. BUNTING.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DIR. Rogers Syrup of Liverwort, Tar and Cam
chulaaua. Nohil 6 can be more sale, consenial, or
healing to the membranes of the ThrO and Lungs vet
the time energetic and thorough in its eff
fecs, than this great remedy for Consumption Bronchi
It's and all other diseases which have their in The
Lungs, their auxiliary organs 1t to fall like
balm upon their rrifated surfaces. The dry cough be-
comes loose, expectoraon removes the of the
disease and the ionic properties ofthe Canchaagua keep
up the strength under the salivary discharge LIVER
wort, Tar and Canchaagua, possess in their separate
substances all the elements requisite for the cure of
Coughs, Colds and Dseascs OF the Liver and combined,
they irresistible see pamphlet, be had OF the
Agents
CAUTi0N.-None genuine unless there is on the
buff Tapper note of hand, signed with PEN by A.
l.. Scovill Il Co.
For sale whoesa and retail, by A. l., sCOVILL &
Co.. Proprietors their Principal Depot Gothic Hall,
No. 3l6 Broadway, New York, to whom all orders for
the Medicine, letters relating Agencies, should be
addressed, Posi- PAID.
Also, for sale in Worcester, by James Green g. Co,
III Main street, Spur d Sibley l40 Main street. and
Albert Clarke 242 Main street
PRICE-ln large botles 100, six bottles for SIS.
eb2-dMTaWaw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-04

SUFFOLK COUNTY FLOUR MILLs-SUCcEssFIrI
ENTERPRIsE.-Ae few weeks since we placed before
our readers statement concerning these Mills
which we venture TO state are among the most ex.
tenslye and perfect in the world Few of our c,t.
Zens are probably aware of the existence of so
extensive and perfect establishment for the
manufacture OF Flour within five minutes walk of
state street. and which IN importance ranks second
only to that of the introduction into our citv az
Cochituate water
u now gives US pleasure to speak of the success
whch has attended this enterprise which is under
the direction Of few Of our prominent business
citizens The usual weekly meeting of the Direc
tors was held on the l7lh inst, in regard to which
we learn the following particulars in relation to
the business of the past year :.
Number of bushels Wheat ground 1913 OO9
Number OF barrels of Flour manufactured SO COZ
We rejoice at this ev dence of prosperity which
has attended this most important branch Of mann
facture IN this city, and which speaks in the most
satisfactory terms of the superior manner in which
the Suffolk County Mills have been managed
The Directors at their last meetings voted div
ldend OF 20 per cent out OF the earnings of the
past year, payable in stock, prelerring to retain
the amount in their business to dividing it among
the ockholders-necessary as it is for the sue
cessful prosecution of any branch of business TO
have liberal cash capital.
The Directors ofthe Company are, Daniel Ham,
mond, President; James S. Wiggin, William Lin
coin, ) Wingatc Thornton, William w. Alcou;
Treasurer, Henry Lincoln; Sub't and Gen'l Agent,
W. w. Allcott.
Tine capital stock paid in previous to Jan l.
1852, was 100000, and it is now increased TO
Sl20,0OO. Par value of shares, $l00.-G Traveller
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-04

ROBBED, BUT DoDGED THE DRUG.-On Sat
urday night, drover, named McCarty, who had
$9OO in his wallet, ventured into cellar in Ann
street, Boston, and made himself very comfortable
until he discovered that his good friends had put
Spanish flies in his liquor. He then backed out.
and upon falling in with Waterman Pike, was con.
Quoted by him to his hotel, where he discovered tina,
he had been robbed Of his gold watch, while in the
cellar. The watch was returned to him on Sunday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-04
Tbr ID ailp 9pp.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1852.

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