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We pleased TO learn that Madame Anna Bishop
poses to give concert in city on Thursday evening
At the present season, and in present doarh of
public smusomenu this opportunity to hear artistic so
celebrated Madame Bishop will be peculiarly acceptable
10 our citizens
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TUE Marine Hotel mt Fairfield, Connecticut. viii be
opened by its proprietor j. MONNoT tho dd day ofJnne
n.rt, az a branch OF the New York Hotel.
The Marine Hotel in beautiful village Long Island
sound afodng excellent
Romantic drives the adjacent Every endeavor viii
eed TO insure for tho hotel The distinguished patronage
uous seasons
Plans be and rooms engaged the above hotel Fair
hh the New York Hstol The distance from New York is
mes and trains by the New York and New Haven railroad
"fanhed several times each day, May m-dtlJsly
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w..h,nuson ar.nch nsirroed.

NoTIcE-Round. trip tickets between washington and Bait,
" be Tuesday Wednesday, and
Thursday 18TH 18Th, 7h instant 81 each, retrnsbe within
three days from the date Of their issue.
/ June i5-3,
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We give in another part of our paper to-day consd-
cradle space to biographical notice, which we fnd IN
the New York Herald, Of General Pierce, and OF his
father, who bore patriotic and honorable part ihe
,par Of our independence "
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JUST Opening style visites
~ black lace points, very pretty
20 pieces choice styles white embroidered muslin
20 white swiss
30 do plaid cambrics from lax up
10 superior Irish linen, OF Barkies cele
braed brand
Richardson's heavy family linens, the best goods that
arcu sed
Gentlemen wishing linen for hirtng purposes will do well
ave call with article line and at prices that
cannot fail 10 please.
VERY 4 MILLER,
Pennsylvania avenue between 7tb and 9Th streets
June 5-dmf
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new York Fashionable Clothing Establishment
wholesale and retail, for cash only.

wholesale and retail, for cash only.
LFRED MUNR0E & co, No AL Broadway (between Howard
aud Grand sreeis) invite all visiting New York,
either for business call at their extensive establish
and examine the superb assessment of
Fine and fashionable clothing,
Centiemen's furnishing goods,
Boys aud chidrens c0hing &C.,
OF he description, there exhibited for
principles which New Orleans establish
en aud made universally popular the South
aaa strictly AL Broadway, New York.
tciues obtaining goods such enable at all
the choicest fashionable styles of garments
a the lowest prices
Every article is sold under full guarantees.
PRIcEs.The article Marked
figures upon ticket and reduction any
be made.
subscriptions clothing order shortest notice.
ALFRED MUNROB q CO,
AL broadway, New York.
ALFRED MUSRoE,
WIZ. ID. ABBATr May 25-d3mif
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HolsTED THE PIERCE FLAe--The Pdsburg Chron
Gle, heretofore neutral paper, has hosted the flag
Pierce and King, the democratic nominees. SO says tn,
Philadelphia National Argus.
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NOTICE TO TEhCIIERS.-The OF Charlotte Hall
School, ST May Maryland desire 10 employ
teacher principal take charge OF tho classical de-
partment institution,
thoroughly educated genueman with experience In Teachings
would be preferred.
FIRE July Postage prepaid y. ID. BROWNE PRINCIPAL
Charlotte Hall School, Maryland.
$3.50 onethrd Of the tuition which
generally amounts $3.50 June b-ullJuly1J
NOKE-NECK shirts made order, and warranted
TO A. quality ony-Srsrvsss, Browns Hotel, has
shirts order this for years and in
IT. Gentlemen wishing good article and
well made will leave their orders
sTEyENss Sales ROOM under Browns Hotel.
June l2-6teeod
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For Norfolk, Old Point, and Piney Point,

a s~u THE steamer osCEoLA leaves Washington for
places every Wednesday and Saturday
aLo'clock M arriving at Norfolk next morning In
tho going Returning win Norfolk every
Monday and Thursday AT 4 O'Clock D. m.
She viii touch going and returning Old Point, Pnoy Point
Cone river, and the usual landings the Potomac.
Passage Norfolk s5 70 Old Point Sal To Point
and return, s7i TO Piney Point, 50.
June l0-du JAMES MITCHELL.
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IMPORTANT Members OF the Democratic and
Whiq National and goneraly-Pcrsona
visiting and wishing home for tho
nsnds me will nd The following useful and desirable
goods
IS plain and embroidered white and coored Canton
90 styles summer visiics
ESQ passo s,yles,he stock in the city, and the
lowest prices
very large Of various styles ladies goods,
bereres bercge dc iaine hallys, nusin jaconc organ
dics, lawns, nc.
30 do embroidered and lisle hread hose
30 do silk hoses all styles
and In fact everything pertaining TO
ladies' dry goods department, et -
rennsylvania avenue between 7h and eth streets
June 5-dlmf
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pHALos's CHEMICAL BALsAm, Berry's Trieophe-
rous, Lyons kahsrion, marrow, &C., for the hair
Ao Cyhean and Babb shaving powder, Just
received, and will be sold manufacurcrs' prices
sTEvENSS Sales ROOM under Browns Hotel.
June l2-6uf
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nEMENT AND CALCINED PLASrEB.-Jus arrived, 100
York and 50 casks best cncined plaster
which, together lime aud white sand h paos and all other
necessary building materials kept hand and will be sold
reasonable terms, for cash or good paper, by
Al their Lumber Yard, 7ti street, the canal.
Junel 2-6t
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GREAT bargains In Dry Goods.-We have
VI hand the following decided drygoocs, which
selling at prices that cannot fail 20 please
10 pieces handsome style barege, AT IS cents.
100 do beregc de lane, II, 49, 49, 30 and 25 cents
100 do lawns, from 2X 10 - cent?
20 do mourning lawns, from l2k 10 rs cents
10 DO black berege
sbaly bercgc de ane, plain eolors, for
ltnr dresses
% India nd foulard Silks very cheap
10 very hpe French printed jaoonos
% do figured shays, very handsome styles.
June 5-dImif YERBY h MILLER.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-15
THE TRUE
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
OR. GASTRIC JUICE.
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE!

y Call on the Agent, and get a Descriptive Circular,
gratis giving large amount Of SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE,
gy of Digestion; DIR. Percra on Food and Diet Dr. John
W. Draper, of New York University; Prof. Dunglson's
Physology Prof Siman, of Yale College; Dr. Carpcn-
ters Physiology &c, together with reports of CURES from
al parts Of the United States
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-15
SCHOOL. RRnEG $
8GaG1OCa oyaw

large assortment embracing the various kinds used /,
at the lowest prices "' "''' ~ S''
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-15
Cures IN ereru Y0rn :

DR.. Houghton'S PEPSlN has now been tested, for M
wards OF two years In every large the United
aud the Agents can refer Dyspepcs 10 many REM ARKA
BILE CURES IN EN cry TOWN! Numerous details of
cs reports Of cures, certificates of Physicians and Pa
ents, given in the Circulars furnished by Agents gratis
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-15
No alcohol, BtterS or Acids !

, REMEMBER THIS DR.. HOUGHTON'S PEPSIN
Is a great NATURAL REMEDY, free from ALCOHOL,
BlTTERS, ACIDS, and NAUSEOUS DRUGS. 1t is eX-
remcly agreeable to the and may be taken by the
most feeble patients who cracker with
out acute distress. Beware of DRUGGED INVITATIONS.
Pepsi. is NOT \ DRUG.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-15
MFE Insurance.

D. BOND is also agent for the New England Mutual Life
insurance Company best and most ree,on
Companies in the I nilcd states
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-15
Blank Books,

a complete assortment of Rank Account Rpoks r,l,
me various patterns Ill use; and full and half bound
IN tee m"H'Snbstahal manncrand durable in Russia
oaiI 9rShec manufactured ct the best papcr either
UNI dem! or cap fun uesortmcnt of cIg,rs JoI,rnns
Day h'0hS invoice Letter Sales, Cash. order Recent
hccoId BOOKS Alsp-a great variety Of Miniature Narn
orandun, Time and Pass Books to Which H., =
purchasers eparilcalary invited. Fccagas~t!r,
tS pf'hchtl my stock Is not to be SURPASSED in
quality price. Town, School or pri,af,.,i ,', III
ptu on Lhe most liberal terms The Public
h,Hrd Ia call and examine my stock viii al
ways beread! DETERMINATIONS ny "''' %"
kenosha, December. 1851 ''
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-15
do with Elevated Ovens do
PARLOR STOVES.

Russia Sheet IRON Alright SelERcgulating Parlor
RathbORC's Cast Iron do do
Folding Door ParlOrs and bcauti Pattern0rc
ther with variety of other and beautiful
of parlOr Stoves
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-15
THIS CERTFFVCAT

the uH9ersigned, " hocsqic Druggists hqring Bcsa
yer Tong tne acquainted wh 4cr'S Cacrry PcctoraL
hFeby ceTtt or 6ct that IL Is the best n0st fcctua
remedy for Pulmonary Complaints 0fcrcd to the Inner
'cGn People, IND rouid, from knorifdgf of H.,
C0mpoSHon Gni eFtcnSrc usefulness C0rdjalIy commend
to the afflicted as rory their dcS confidence ami ,rh hi
frm coarcttoa h4tH pW do fer their rclicf all that nrcd
do. "
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-15

tHele assortment constantly on hand, and ready fo
sers. 1''''o"i! :" P"FChA-
i1per; fehcIs Satcs. Portfolios. Fancy and Common
lnksIalds, Cray ons. Mathematical lu.rruinrr,' ,,
variety OF sizes patterns. and qualities Of Bun While ct.
'er' document, Note, and Card Envelopes, &C. &c
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-15
FIRE SH ARRIVAL.

cSL htcciVta'ir rom the Eastern Market choice
rANoH Akrir LES, 10 which the attention Of Country Nr
Chahts, and school Committees are invited "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06
jnsnranfe Companies.
EAGLE LIFE and HEALTH /

H. A q l. + LIFE and HEALTH IN
IL sUkANCE COMPANY, second house from the
cry, Jersey City " This Company having mad, as.
Fragments for The introduction Of some estares 10 Life AZ
Gmbcs which are new Ia The community would invite
putie attention 10 them:
Isl They insure essiast ACCIDENTS. Paralysis BLIND
Ness, iFASlrY ard other bodily and mental sfflctionS
r'Itninehry disabling the insured.
q psEAsED LIVES insured 1t mocefsDs extra rate OF
premium.
ID RELIEF fUsD IL provided Tor tn. osne6t Of the IN.
ien who nay through Unforeseen circumstances become
unable 10 make heir annual paymen ~hch fund they
sy D. enabled 70 continue their insurance. r whole o 10
fh TELrorALERs Insured at five per cent lees thsn the
regular rstes
The have awaited themselves Of the experience
OF fhe Oldest and best Offices OF procured from the bes
ebred and most Intelligent sources aud OF tbs services
uy competent scuAry In preparing for ihe presr ate-
uor OF snese matters 10 the pabhc-s
The Directors being ofer sdv.ntAse eos
ast-nt Win safety 70 racsr the stom OF Lilo iasus
sAee o. valuable ~ possible to the living proyiaus xdsS
70. eontintsnois. 70 which al are liable .od :. % mo-
ment baye a5psa these features ana eomnSoc 'oem
70 the police OF the pcopis. 49,.
In addition poius fered 70. and winch eese-
mar 10 ths Coup Tho usual basines Of Lin insuasee
bnssetsa ~ nsn sad solcsr- grated WIN o. ~sshoss
ontioicsiioa In pTnhts
ksfes forms proposal 8e, nsy b. had on apeiio~so..
either persons ~ tho COMPANY 9fhcs, OF BY letter sd
dresssdt 70 RICHARD Ii. DOUGLASS, Sscressry,
No Moa;somssSsI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06

,n. tv.r nearly three miles wide which serves 70
soc north ana west VII d. OF the spncg thereoy
adns most efficient protection against the lat fos' ~
thst season This offer snds ttor mooerss .upi -
,n..n. of ssinns q resdence IN the etste, sos Oi
the rsht % plant Oysters and Of trading gsne'suy M -
line II the subscriber hne 9urc1.,es .f ,n. ~
6vs IL these ot. he will sell bot snaio not Dc vins ~
ssn o,h.rvise II. /. no. particularly anxious 70 ss 70
several bu. II one would like t' purchase 81
enough justify his selling the dir.s,sd 10
sbs suhscrifer At William sbuFg Va viii Dc sten1Ga 20
until the Goth Of September, at vneo ue 49,. in.
While there he intends visiting staten Island
N Isot Jacob Post of Staten lsland as
NAV be found THOMAS GhIrfiN IHa'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06
sCHUsTER s DRAW

ING and PAINTING ACADEMY. No. ~ s'oAa.
9s-Ttis Sucio anc school Of AT Will rso9en on soe -
a. n sFPTFNRER next, Offering every facii' 70 -
sss.,opa and amateur artists ParcusT aeniion pAI
us.Sss-d F.r--s Drawing. Landscapes OfnAin. as
Sous-.. Painting ard Drawing from FlaEei cAsS snd
- N.r-a- pm ps n Water Coio-s, n P.s'el' pra"
~ on stone ars PsiutinE in Oh Colo Specimens oy rs
uupi. a well 81 by kinssE may be eAAIa4ISH - -'
siuoio. -
GIrtl-r,.n's Gas, tr--r TO o'-lcck VI
soersl Cor-se fcr Female le.cn-'s On sitlfiaS N''
- Z 40 OF, n re forenoon for Mas'efs
Evenns Cas- Tor G-a;enen ton - 20 &C n.
Por-r.s PAINTED o.ceFln sls toove reEtoIsa
styles f' sCaUST2R Proiesrot,
orporte the American Ar L nion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06
700 TUNS of WIRE WANTED


OV p,occ.sl, A.. invited ny the uudersisned on the
..,, Of the NIAGARA FAILS iNcsRNtIioNAslL.
BRIDGE tor ss sss 81 500 o feet SPAN
10 h erected over the Nissas River below the ras
WIRE or any portion OF il "a less than loo"o bs 81 The
,ite OF the bridge on the following conditions - An
l. The is to be Of No 10 siEe 70 that " 'Ss' VIII
3 III. ssei.s 10 wesh no le.a than s S' An oder @f
80 to 40 lbs will he greatly preferred .,.
The wire must b finished TN lime COAL smooth sne
syer both ents OF the same thickness
Ii nus, be finished 10 three holes or nearly hard -
t iron must have been manufactured oftho best quail.
ty OF blooms which will make hat Siio OF Ees
The blooms must have been OF cold blast
charcoal pig OF anthracite pig nor OF not
h onsi,v otBe from of which the wire Is to no drawn
fhs wire must DO drawn on blocks oil no 1853 'aan '~o
M must he put up in bundles Of hs near can 10
TO The wire 10 10 oe delivered n dye equal portions dur
Ing the months Of MAY June july August aud septemoos
ofbext year 49, ...,.. a.
the following manner OF every bundes, 1000 los, ONE
sksn will beseec;ed and suspended between two poo
900 feet aP.rt the one END attached 70 q ~
will be gradually hauled until II breaks 100 So"oiuon
that this wire ust not break Win tesSi
ton than 9nches which equivalent 70 Ivy os 90 w
est hen further examination Of that LOCO b, In espes
to other qualities will be continued but II not IL VIII Do
ejec aud the disposal Of the contraction 49,
u and FIBRE each end ol sSoia WIZ
be tested bending owe, the sws o. large Esr
wire must stand the test without the least sign OF failure
Is hardns and elasticity will at The tune Do
ined BY be1dins and SHsng also by hammsrng filing and
notchins tho ends which forms part OF the operation %
splicing
10 Such stood the various satisfactorily,
will then be aceeped conditionsy and 30 per cent. u s
full value will Thea be paid to the contractor In bsntsbs
tunds
H. The ~ per cent. will Do reserved Tor fon months
oDser should In that time, during mo construction " the
cables defective ssens be discovered sush skens
will be rejected and placed the oontractos dsp DssL
either broken whole oiled not Oiled la such condition
they happen DO daring the progress ~ the work The
value OF such wire together with tho labor expended upon
H. will then be deducted Of the 20 per reserved
Is The Undersigned - the Engineer Of tho Bridge viii
DO the sole Judge OF the above lie will
partial umpire between the and the Br Com
paIies a. D hou. his decision there shall be appeal
49, Ppposal for imported wire will also h. accepted Ono
half 900 lbs viii oe used the Canads SIDE and mag
be bonded Hiupored by Jay " N-w-York
II. Proposals will he received until the LIST Of October
next they 10 be directed to tbs uDdersnsd Ssgs-
Fslb, n Y, aud should be marked on shs envelope
"Prspossls TO- Bridge Wire"
10 ThOss cOntrsctos VII proposals sccspted wiz
DO informed Of the fact by mail before the 10th
tober next JOHN ROEBLIN0,
Engineer Of tho Niagara Falls Railroad Suspension Bridge
Niagara Falls N. Y. Angus, s Iah2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06
MR. F. n. NASH, who has been for

more than twenty tive years nsseed In tsseains NJ
e. = thi, cry I'D esewhere, ncss leave TO ssse ~ an
friends ard The public generally ths he has on osna W
r.rv Of choice Piano fJtes tseecied By hnse Of
NJ ar Bo,,oo maui sctnrs b. the bes makers aion
he NJ, sci A. manufacturers prices Ne oni nsaa itnos
- slo or ~ le; ~ B-LeSsOas given In Slns ne $40
ioiie; -'s ,-. y, - b. yiv.a T II NASH.
OF "H'e" -~e N'-'NO visa No SO Broone.t, Ne~.Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06
EVARM for SALE.-At New Rochelle,

II one mile from the Railroad Depot Containing 81
acres In hiEh ofcutvson acres OF woodland On
the premises laTe house barn carriage house poultry
house and sheds all built the with variety OF
good fruit For further particulars inquire Of No Ss7
BoweIy, Of NM. DIsBROW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06
CCUOOL for BOYS.-B. A. SMITH,
CCHOOL for YOUNG MISSES, No.

~ B lsths- between otn ara otu-a's A"S So $780,
-" M.s COOK Principal.
separate department for Small Boys under the charge
Of Mrs n COOK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06

ITO BUILDERS.-Proposals will be re-
sew until the 9Th September oext at the Transfer
Office Of the NewJerssy Zinc Company, No 81 Lbery st,
for the ERECTION Of BRICK BUILDING At ths Com
psnys works At Newark NswJeTsey The Building 90 b
$50 fest long ~ feet wide and four stories high spschcs
ons be bad aud plan spplic.ron 81 the o.
Zee ~ JONATHAN TRIO rTER, Treasurer.
New. York 18th August. 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06
Observation-Disclosures BEST -

l. This article has been much Improved BY the subscn-
Der that he warrants IL much superior any ohsr
pousd 10 the United States while IL IL FREQ from delete
hODS stuff. Sec Dr. Chitons certificate u is purity, On
esch label IL put 10 Tin and cold at price
than the common.
Aso for sale pure Double Refined salersts sap Carb.
Soda Cream Tartar Soap Powder, (dry and Sal Soda.
Country Merchants sod others obtain hs above Of any
wholesale druggist IN this city Write particularly
for the genuine articles Narrated free from sdatsraoa-
FOR sale 10 any quantity by tbe Manufacturer
THOMAS ANDRE NS. 20 l3s CsdAf st. ". ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06
UBE GRAMMAR SCHOOL of CO.

y ig3 Matdou,s,t corner Clinton. place, Will ops
MONDAY Sept =, d. superior fsciile for ne in'truc-
iion OF limit. number OF pupi, IN all tre branches Of
subs,ant a AID refined cor l@rcal lsate eiI
ISAAC q. HCBBS. PnAclpal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06
vTO OYSTER PLANTERS.-The sub.

IL scnbsr owns two miles Of the very bsst shore for
ehich universally eonssdss 10 The nveF Of the uasd
States 10 which The finest ard highly favored Oysters
70 b found When De ssysth Cs2bosv the
q hs srm be has sad eli that 10 necessary 20 mend
% great many persons 4. He~Yort And ts nesheos
hood who have been engaged Ia ths Oysfsg trsde The
Vtrdsss law htos noResdspts ~ the State 70 pisnt
Oystsn In ths river uRdsr ,s STATE OF things the sab
scnber lAtns be may dsss " part Of hs shors uroa
Oyer Business BY dyidiss bis shore portion Of tate
certain lumbar Of los viii land eno1sh 70 cash sr the
purpe Of erect baidngs and " r.ns fruits ana vess
tabos for the Northern market Tue land admirably
pdsp,sd s gsgdssias pspo bsps Gtps;sd % the sath
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06

LNOR SALE.-Four Houses on two
ii Lots, Nos IFS and lSo Ehzabchst The lots 2sx
zoe feet each with ourstOry brick House with un6sr-
cellars front and rear, built 10 substantial msnaer aud
finished oI tenemeats The builSrgs nearly and
pioduetng large revenue. Apply TO
JAMES II TH0RNE, No les Walker ST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06
CLENFIELD PATENT STARCH.

~ Thoussnrs wi usins this valuable article,
attest its 'nmsnss superiority all others IL
mpars beautiful clear glossy 6nish 10 Lns Lsces No,
and ~holly unseeet by perspAJn damp atmosphere
requires no boiling ard does not adhere % the ron sold BY
eroesrs generally GEp. WALKER No 2jsi Washing
g., Sole Agent for Glenfeld Soluble Blue and Patent
Starch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06
THE NEXT TERM of Mr. H. G.
NHE RENRY-ST. GRAM MAR

SCHOOL. No 29l Heiryst n. Y, nov IN its sixth
year of ,ucc.ssul operation. will reop'n on h)nfaG Ssp
with every possible advantage for SQUAD cssi:a a1d com
unerca ecu cation Pupils received Al sl a'es rnis
Insiuien has uureservedy uendsd by many OF
the Clesy and other we'll known cizens may % seen
by references TO the Circular Parents H. rtsd 20 ct
ex re the various classes aud Judge Tor the ns-Ve' OF ne
system pursued Beng quite the GISud - snd ths
Division Ferry, the School 10 reached without dh;uty
by pupils Fl ON " illismsbursh. ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06
VHE ESSEX COMPANY'S MA.

NVHE ESSEX COMPANY'S MAJ
i CHINERY DEPOr-Stesm Engines from 10 70 ~
aoTse power; Iron PLAYERS Vertical AID Horizontal Drills
En.ine Lathes, Tip Hammers, large Shssn, Power
Punches and other srge varieties Of MschpistS Tools
constantly baud or in such progress that orders may be
supplied fiOm the xorks at short notice High and low
pressure Stespr Engines aud Boilers Of sny size steam
Saw Mills Sugar Mills Turbine Water Wheels, shstng,
Puleys Cotton aud Wos Machinery mad, 10 order Also
have on hand and maks to order Locomotives and Freight
Cas- The Essex Company OF Lawrence. Mas having
the largest machDehoo. in the United S,tss With
snsve facilities for manufacturing Machinery enabled
to furnish good article and offer II very low price
GORDON MCKAY Agent,
Office and Machinery Depot, No. 81 Srosd-st, NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06
| RECENT GRADUATE of HAIR.

~ WARD who will bring the bs.t recommen dstons 10
sjrinr 10 obtain oeco patton Tescher Ia New fok 70
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