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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-22
CTONE BRIDGE HOUSE-TIvER-

- TON RHODE IsLAND--The above house, situated
on Bay miles from Fall River and twelve
miles fro Newport Is open for boarders and uannent
visitors through the Facilities for hshins I'M
eouaed and boats bait and lines in constant readiness TOR
the use of boader without charge Bathing excellent
within three rods Of the hoe and the drives In the vicinity
pleasant and varying The house viii be supplied with AZ
tentve servants the tables wi all the subanas and deli
cacies of the season. ard anything people have usually OBJ
Fall River on the arrival the morning train from Boston,
ara arrives at Stone Bridge Hsuse AZ about ~ o'clock
Communication with New York by FALL River line ana stage
or stopiprton route 20 Provdence thence by steamer Ca
norieus 20 Bristol Ferry; thence BY STAGE distance Of three
miles to tfe house. Wh hODoES, ffoPnetoi
Tiyertou r. L. June 10, 1852
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TTvHE CHILD'S READER.-The at

t.nto, If PARENT, Teashers School Committees and
al Others Interested the education OF ehiden invited
70 the CHiLDS READER for children Who are Toe y9qng
10 read An Portrr Rhetorical Reader This book ofwhieh
the foregoing the title prepared st the sPea re1ses
OF DR. Porter ste OF the Andover theological Seminary
by D. p Stone A. NJ and intended q IA ntrocncron 70
the Rhetorical Rssser and fer first and Middle Clsss
Reading Book for SCHOOL, This IA the most sna
sttrsct5ye and st the ssms time unohjeconabls Reading
Bock ever pubshsd and 1--WE large editions II Il print
ed and sp6 in les than two ycs The me Of the bcok
lzrne containing $50 pssea Retail pnee - Cents
rer dossn Copies Of the book o sxsinsoa can DO had
gen ~ VISION Publishen, Ne lss BwaAwsI
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TIME MECHANIC.-The second num-

II her u mat Issued snd win be continued weekly.
Contents-New and Prsccal Rues to Determine the Mss
Power OF all sire Engines; Dizmeter oil WAFER heIi
Jack and Engine Crank Shsits Strength OF mSSrSl,
Mensurssion and Mechanical Arithmetic continued haio
90 thickness Of Water and Steam Pipes; Comgoanon OF
Brass for Bearings Problems for Inventors trodncton
Of Reuses Cop-Spnncr; Brundreds Throstie Gang saw
Mts In Florida, &c.; Miscellsneou. Ssieerons foose
Wishing situation In any Of tbs Mechanical branches or
those requiring Mechanics Of any description, viii IND tn
journal good medium Cor advertising Our advantages and
are such enable 70 properly decide upon
the ou.;oston of the applicant Terms$t per year. 81
Ia advance All communication addressed 70 G. L. LEOH-
ARD Editor, No. lG9 Pearl st- N Y.
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vu,HE MARINE HOTEL, at Fairfield,

Connecticut, will bs spsned BY it, proprietor, >. =
fONNOT on the Isl day Of June next a. summer ofAaes
AZ The HevYork Hotel The Marine Hotel 70 situated In
seaatiful village on Long Island Sound sHordns all the In
incsmeuts of escesnt bathing and ro9sntc dnyesn
he adjacent country Every endeavor will be exeed 70 IN
mTr fr ths Hotel the distinguished patronage OF proioes
ssons Plans can be and engaged the shove
Hotel II Fairfield al the New YORK Hotel rne dGsnos
Haven Railroad stop Fairfield ssvsrs inns sssh day
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THE GREAT BOOK.-Second Edition,
ready this Day

ROSE ASHFORD: or The Ruined 0smes.er. BY Z. Ia
Blanchard author of Heirs Of Derwenwater Ceistne &c
The Gsmesers Life IL uuthfuly drawn In this ~ork,
that il cannot fail 70 have beneficial nnt upon soc-ty
Ii written in beautiful style and viii please all sho
resd it, Complete IN large octave volume splenddy
illustrated. Price. 80 cents
Also ready. new editions of the following Works
TON KING. THE HIGHWAYMAN. By the author OF
SPICKMICK ABROAD; or The Tour In France. ay
Geo W ~ Reynolds superby illssoat with character
istic Engrayings by Crukshank Pnce 50 cents
trated. Price, 80 cents.
LEWIS ARUNDEL; or, The Railroad Of Life Cheap
edition. Illustrated
MANvERs or The Child of Prime A work Of deep in
ter~st Price, Is cents.
CELESTfNE; or, Lights and Shadows Of London LIE
By T. L. Blanchard
MYSTERIES AND MsERIEs OF NEw-oRLEANS.
BY Ned Buntlne Price, Is cens
Couptry dealers supplied with any Of the above Work.
very low for cash Copies mailed any part Of the United
Stsea free Of postage the receipt Of he Send In
your orders THOMAS ohnso1,
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gperial Notices.

rrThe Joint Committee on Grand Whig
peti6eali ion Meetine Of the Senior and Young Mems
W. s = sbs svepins. of TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
~ ~ ss1 ed inst, At e,s9ef c ~ odeT cb.,,m.o
[ the success Of the Wits Candidates ct the ensuing eec
sTbe bigs of Ninth ard wbo desire to Partici,
snd on EvESSe next
she Ads' eOPs q Ss5S yE 1ae Gsss%sS orO tenn
BF PEAsE. Secretary pro tenn.
vg-N,,e cheers fer the second Cenqueror of
pexieo Wings Of the Ninth Ward Rally for the Nomi-
- Of The Baltimore Convention public meeting GIL ne
- At the Beeckerst House, THIS Tuesday EVENING,
q re nm, pose of orgapizinf Club be called the Lun
1y's Lane Club Of the Ninth Ward" Locooeos can't De
4 Of scorr free.
- Twentieth Ward Temperance Alliance
mon The ounds in 9hav between SD and SD sts direct
II below The Institution for the Blind on THURSDAY
rex the oath inst in the hope OF discovering me North
western passage through alcoholic Of Nsw-Yok
Iiertss<s by himself add other talented speakers every
ssns The Tent wide Gee f. LEAcS flssi
10 sEwALL M ID, Secretary -
n The Joint Cornmittee Grand Wing Rati-
6csiion Nee ing of the Senior sud Young Me9s Gen
~. nipss of TUESDAY ard WEDNESDAY, the 22d and
~ iD'i ats O'Clock sy E SrssJ CORNELL. Chairman.
L. BuDO, Secretary.
~ PARIS Green, ("Sv Brand)-Beins an
American Manufacture, patented 1919 known 70 De unsur
pssS BY any foreign importation for bnancy or beauty o.
sslor or durability This Green b confidently reeommend
~ ~ claiming the Of parties concerned In s use foi
ip-painps Venetian blinds wall hanging &c- for which
sups II Il preetnn emily adapted Manufactured and sold
TEEO SCHWARTZ, No. ID Jscob-st- (swanp)
rV Baltimore N0minations and those 81 80
Reefs at A. BAKERS, No so Beekmen-st, 10 all the
r.rs also French Patent Leather Boots - So Summer
sEo<s Caters &C. of every style and best quality equally
wv.
N Corns THE ARABIAN CORN PLASTER
wersstsd an effective cure for Co,ns Bunons Sore
ness Of the joints &e: easily applied, and gives imme'
1sse esf For sale at the principal Drug Stores through
sst the city Wholesale depot ga Fulton st. PRICE, % Cts
pr box
~ Notice 70 Passengers frem Panama to
OSjfToruia = The PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
PANY called give public notice that no tickets
va recogDized by their agent at Panama which are not
aansd BY an offices OF this Company and that tickets thus
dnea can be- obtained only at their Agency No III West
4, of O. L BARTLETT, Esq, Boston, or MessTs ARM
6ROE0 HARRIS 4 CO, observation-disclosures Ian.
Els52 By order WIN II. DAVlDGE, Secretary
f4r Tech ARRANGED In the Month, on Gold
pa, without taking tho roots The impression may
sslen on DAY anS the teeth furnished the next without
rs The patient In Of emersency, teeth VIII be ar
ssnf2 AND finished before leaving the ofhce 49,. :,
q j. FOWLER, No. lS5 Sprtns-st
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VITANTED-Some person with small
w sapirs % purshsss valuable Patent Right for re
southern and Wsasn States speansn srnees o. -, -
Win b fuushed IN proportion 70 he sxtsss
q territory purchAssd 10 pss.oos w,as . 1.s' money
nc. THLYER, Nc. LIS Chsrabsnsk- up ftsn
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BOARD-Wanted for a

- Gentleman his Wife, two small Children and Narse.
in The country I'm respectable aud agreeable family WITH
no other boarde The location must be healthy with pure
water eth er coast with advantages OF see bath
ips or some pleasant negborhood In the interior Address
with full particulars and terms No 1871 Aston House.
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THE WRITER has from

ROeNFVNFe tlWu 20 tfNV" which he a desf0olN
OF sctvc partner 10 tnersve safe and
respectable business already established The Book tzde
prresied or would oan il to employer for liberal
salary and good security. Address PAYNE, Broadway
Post Office, postpaid Tribune Office with real name
Best references given and required.
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NOTICE to MANAGERS of THEA

a
In TRES DRAMATIC AGENTS, and al whom II may
concern Whereas IL BATEMAN; father q KATE sqd
DREN has published over his signature under the sbove
caption that HE contract expired with me
the 18th Of this month this 70 give notice that sacn Is
AsT.eahy to contract between the said Bstemsn and
mye under which contract advanced thousands OF dol
lars outfit wardrobe plays kc and fulfilled, and am
n to fulfil certain co, ditoss involving large suns Of
money. the BATEMAN CHILDREN are legally bound to
agents until the i7h Of June 1853 Managers and others
therefore hereby cautioned against engaging the profess
sion nj services Of the BATEMAN CHILDREN from any
person but myself any attempt their part 70 appear be-
fore the pubic without my written sanction, will BE- prompt
Isnsedhy sgs measures OF tns most stringent l
IN every instance in which such wrong msyse PsTRssa
AMERICAN MUSEUM June p, 1852
UNPRECEDENTED MUSICAL
EE5 5SBLEE q he 1NTED GERMAN hMH
THUR SINGING SOCIETIES, of the Eastern, Northern
and s''d fo ssHs II AZ is s
Great Picnic Excursion to Elm Park, ssth St. and 10Th
The Singers will leave Csnast by the Hudson River
Railroad The trains q 10 and Wy os,0c "a a MI
stop , :, Christopher 18th and Sst. passengers.
Fare Elm PAX only 20 cents for each person. BY special
the p1 Do
ladmtting gentleman and two lades Children from 70
Room. Hud.oD River Rsoad Depot
and at the Elm Park
GREAT ATTRACTIONS.-F Con-
NJ certs the Otto Cottage, Boboken, BY celebrated
Band Of s,tsen Performer every MONDAY, WEpN a
DAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOONS, commencing NON
DAY June IA Should tbs weather be unfsvorabe, the
Concert will take place the next fair day
TVRE 9th ANNUAL EXHIBITION
of the National Academy Of Dedgn will close for the
season on Wednesday, the 1h i, Of July, at 10 M
before exhibited by the Academy and ito rules never
asnin be presented in the annual display
Those the collection mus therefore Inn
prove the present opportunity Open daily az No 65 Broad
way from A Mo loP NJ, admission Is eta. Season
tckets SO. Catalogues ~ eta
The Schools of City invited TO view the Exhibition
Forms ofinvitaon may procured by the principal APP
pcstion the Secretary, Sill fouhs BY order of the
Council j. II. SHEGOGUE, Cor. Sec. N. A ID.
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NEW GLOBES.-Copley's new l6-inch
IN CeIestil and Terrestrial Globes A fresh supply II
these beautiful Globes with the stars OF the different ma.
pitpdes ooored inst received and for sale wholesale and 70
tsil ky Ek9 W. BLUNT. No l7e "stsr-6
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OICHMOND HILL HOTEL. (Staten

Island, N. Y, late the Richmond Seminary ~ p.
kELLETT begs inform tho public that all the improve
mens are complete Hotel will open for the
on Thursday June a. 1852 The charges for the season.
s6 per week any shorter period Children half pics
nuns from Vanderbs Landing four times day Carriages
can be had from them to and view the place.
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1TyUE DAKOTA LANGUAGE.-GEO.


p PUTNAM Publisher to the Smithsonian lnstitu-
ton win publish this day. GRAMMAR AND DlCTiONA-
RY OF THE DAKOTA LANGUAGE, collected BY the
members OF the Dakota MissiOp. Edited oy Rev Riggs
A. 81 Under the patronage OF the Historical Society Of
Minnesota fto. cloth, -.
This Important forms Of the series OF volumes Of
Smithsonian contributions knowledge OF iEnnense
literary labor and fail Of high appreciation BY all VINO
take the interest in aboriginal history OF the grea nson
of Sioux Indians OF Dakot,s scattered over the I'M
en,e territory beyond the Mississippi and numbering about
$500. -
On the pa instant MANUEL OF THE CORPORA
TION OF Thu CITY OF NETWORK for 1852 BY u
T. Valentine with pumerous Ensravnes lac sii'es AAo
Maps limo, CLOTH - .-..-.s.,..
.hsins more aets than found the al
~ D,reet,r issued further and The inVaaao N
commentator perfectly correct AZ tne
S.,s soa pssSy JoNES HISTORY OF THE ELEc
TRIO TELEGRAPH. svo. cloth, 81.
The aim Of tbis work to describe electricity and the
electric telegraph popular form including noee' Oh oil
recent in proyernents connected with the subject W.
The third volume OF the Abbotsord e9son ~ bo
very Novels containing BLACK DMAhr-ohhIJs so IN
TAITY-JO cents paper covers is this day Puosneo Nno
ioE sse by q. Z. FUfNAm, NC. ~ f--~--
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TITO PLEASURE TRAvELERS.-The

III ILLUSTRATED GUIDE for Travellers through the
United States Price 81. The RAILWAY AND STEAM
SHIP BOOK being Guide through United ststes and
C.r ada MAPS Of the STATE Of HewYork and other Stsfes
For sale by j. DISTURNELL Of the Geographical Rooms
No. l79 Broadway, up stain
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NANSFIELD'S LIFE of GEN. WIN.
lyE FIELD SCOTT, the Wing Candidate for the Presi

d, ncy. -.
loo men wanted to circulate the Life and Services OF
Gen. Winfield Scott, Commander OF the United state
Army BY Edward D. Mansfield, Esq, arthr Of History
of the Mexican War" vol, limo. iast sted with maps
al engravpfs Price, 81 Is -
Also, PICTORIAL LIFE OF GEN-SCOFT, pamphlet
form campaign edition. Price. 50 cents.
Also. LiTHoGRAPHIC PICTURE OF GEN. WIN
FIELD SCOTT. Price. 80 cents.
Also HISTORY OF THE MEXICAN WAR, giving
the full Of the Battles and the brilliant achieve
Of the hero Of Chippewa with maps and enss'nsa
By T. d. Mansfield, ESQ. Price, 81 Is
Agents wanted to whom Counties and Districts VIII
be given for the sale of these works Tsrns-lnyaiaoy
cash Discount large. 80 ny.
No 81 John-st.. New York.
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THE o7TH ANNUAL EXHTBTTTON
Nem civilizations.


A advertisement Ready
IA THE AMERICAN WING REVIEW for July Vol.
XVI. No. l.
Portrait Of Hon. Thomas Corwin, of Ohio.
!. The Democratic Convention.
2 A Letter 10 the Prepnetors OF Harpers Magazine
Counterblsst to Pirate Literature.
5. Ghost Story.
4 Fiat yustitia Ruat Alison.
G. The United States Consular System.
2. The lDcsstros or Ink Fiepds
The Mystery Of Time.
g. A Search after Democratic" Principles
General Review-Congresiona summsry-Mudc-
NUMBERS TWENTY FIVE CENTS. For .aie at No. 10
Nassau st. and BY all Booksellers The trade supplied
publishers prices by all New-York dealers
CHAMPION BIsSELL, publsheI Ne i2o Nassan,st, NY
FETRIDGE co Boston J. w. MOORE, PhiladeL
phis; POST CO.. Cincinnati; d. H. DEWEY, Rochester
ADVERTISEMENT. -THE SCOTT
"A PORTRAIT; large size, l2sl2, steel plate, one
by DEXTER BRoTHER No % Anu-st NY. Send in
your orders, to be in time. DExTERs, Ann-st
ENGLISH WORKS just imported by
kvMER Jones JosNEs-THE NATURAL HISTORY OF
Lord R. MONTAGU-NAVAL ARCHITECTURE syo
SCoRNEwALL LEwIs-oBsERvATIo AND REA.
soNlNo IN POLITICS s, . 2 vol. syo g. ,vO,c,,
ROBERT KNOx-GREAT ARTISTS AND GREAT
ANTAGONISTS. limo. 81 81.
FELIX DUFFIN-Perspective. Royal svo. Numerous
folio Plates and Apparatus in box ~ % 80
BALFOUR'S STRUCTURAL BOTANY. svo. Illus
tratons So. II. BAlLLlERE, No. 2so Broadway,
Who having houses London and Paris has Immense "a
cies for the full cheap and prompt execution OF orders
TN PREsS.-THE BIvOUAC, or Sto-
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a GFNTLEMAN, fifty years Of age, OF

A GENTLEMAN, hfty years OF age, ~
.'.ei IS xsS ADV who (ks him. has some properly
sd who would Pss,asI sss . ss sIs Ta che
MIA ~ S sven wears old) for usefalness ncrs sna
Isrrn.,. hereafter address A T. care Of tie LdloI o.
Ike Tysbsne y Tho hiss the sdysrussrs soafees ~"
tbsf tbs sdyertisenent IL IN 5000 fAith
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CTORE TO LET-Also for sale, the good
y win STOCK and Fixtures Of an old established Millinery
concern II Is Of the best loeaiions In me ely ne
hi hesh $50 or sS50 viii be AL thai nsesesAry % ske
10 s,ocs and Fixtures For further particular Inquire sei
up M AZ No. ne Hudson s, between North Moore and
Frsnkin-su
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TITO DRUGGISTS.-The advertiser

wishes to purchase retail Drug Snsrs doins fearsh-
ing bnsI WoEla ohecs oesfed in VII
lsse small city Or he woad himself part
peE with weest sbshed druggist Address postpaid
p. s. Tribune 0fice-
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c.OAp and CANDLE FACTORY for

NOAI dEU OhANDLt1 1fO
a sAIF-With a 10 years Lease, at . very low rent
The me. are In successful operation, with so.o kettle
capsule OF boiling sx thom and pounds leach tubs ke tc
srd about 3 stands of Candle holds OF different nzos
nth krttles kc complete for candle business There 10
an unfains well Of water In the buidns which T. eonve-
pent 70 sesnb, landing and railroad cePot wtnln see
shro1shout the year For tsns and further particulars ad-
dress Box 57s Lower Post-Ohce-
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BOARD in The COUNTRY.-Several
I'D families may obtain board for the summer season az
Meadow Side, Glen Cove The house 10 nearly new with
large airy rooms pleasantly situated BY the salt water and
BY beautiful wsks and rees For further per
ticnla7s inquire Of HENRY VALENTINE proprletor OF
the meadow Side stage line. or Of ALBERT H. COCKS No
Isl RowerY " Y
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DAVUJON. NEW-ROCHELLE.-

This frstclass aod delightful Summer Boarding House,
repete with facilities for enjoying the bathing fishing riding
sailing and receatons Of this fsshiosable Watering
Place open for the reception Of guss and the .eu.
Refsyenes-ssmuel T. Fnrk ESQ, No 10 Psrk-place.
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Ubamrss for Business aIsr.

THANCE FOR A FORTUNE.-Ama-
~ chine for Securing Knives and Forks u In minute
cbesp simple efficient durable In great demand OF ready
ale with nc competition May be daily, In practical
oneration Al Dunlsp's Hotel No. lS5 futonst Rights Tor
ssIe Come bus and sell and get gain
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A SSISTANT BOOK. KEEPER

n Warted BY . house in the Wholesale Hardwsrs
Trade American from 20 "a year Of who wre'
hrtrste rapid hand Address Box l.t2 PostO ce, ps-
paid, with references which must be frstrue.
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TN PRESS.-THE BIVOUAC, or Sto.
II ries of the Peninsular War. by w. II. MAXWELL.
GARRETT l. CO. No. y Annst
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MILLINERS and DRESS

MAKERS.-A Lady Of inellsence responsibility and
sentee address who thoroushy understands the business
would be happy engage partner or act a. foreman In
rood millinery dressmakinR establishment Location on
Broadway preferred Address MlLLlNER, Broadway Post-
Office, Box No. III.
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NOTlCE.-The subscriber, having taken
the Woodruff place 90 called situated in the center
OF the town of Orange the Nsw-YsIk roat four and
half miles from the city Of New Haven prepared TO afe
boade BY the day or week Tho house has been put In
GOOD order and newly furnished There are ample play
grounds for children. All the various kinda OF sea tood
esb from the WATER constantly served Persons looking
for quiet place. with pure bracns air. cannot but be
Orange June ID. 1882. ID. L. bOOIh.
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erThe j oinf Committee ON n Grand Whig
! 1s;6ret.on Neetine Of the Senior and Young Mems
49, f,,n,ral COMMITTEES will al the Broadway
80 ~ on fbe evenings Of TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,
~ "a snS ed inst, al O'clock By order,
- GEO. !. CORNELL, Chairman
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GREAT ATTRACTIONS.-Free Con-

NJ certs at the Otto Cottage Boboken, by celebrated
Band OF n1 teen Performers every MONDAY, WEDNES
DAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOONS, commencing NON
DAY June IA Should tbs weather be unfsyorable the
Concert will take place the next fair day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-22

EOR SALE-Foundry, Machine and
Blacksmiths Sop The above estaoishrnent nas been
IN operation more than twenty years and contains
srre assortment of unsurpassed Gearing and all other Pat
sps for Mil work Steam Engines Slide and Hand Lsthss
together with great variety Of other psften eonneetse
With the above and extensive patronage already
.,enreS The above establishment located within three
md trsnsportstou end also Of the greatest tho
roushaIes in the State The present propetors wshins
% retire from business offer the above property very ow sne
w. SMITH, Machinery Agency, No 70 Merchants IL
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GRAND CHANCE for BUSINESS
NJ With a capital Of s5Oco.-An active Man can more
than double this in twelve months To safe permanent
asd respectable business For full particulars spPy TO H. s.
Box l. Is N. Y. Post Office
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DOARD in the COUNTRY-An hour
I'D and half from the City, by New hs zen Railr 3D. ct
the delish fu. pie ssant village OF Stamford, c. Ma
Of Gentlemen with fine airy rooms and good sceomm sda
tons as the q rntIy Affords Terms moderate Inquire OF
Carriage Drivers the Depot Stamford Lees Hotel
OF apply BY letter immediately
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INFORMATION WANTED of HEN
ITO COTTON MANUFACTURERS

III A RARE CHANCE.-Wapted- practical Cotton
Manufacturer. who mand cash capital Of about
sl0 COO 70 join Company already sbished TO carry on
othe best Mills in the country Any further information
be obtained BY making immediate application At the
Office Of this taper.
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NOR SALE-An old established Drug
Store Soinx socd business VIII be sold at bargain
n apped for soon a. wishes 70 leave the city
For particulars apply at No 5o2 Grandst
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SSAITLER's COsMORAMAs---scc-

~ - xzhibited corner Of lShst ana Brosa,
~ I'm n. i'll 10 o'clock p. M. Adnisaoa =
xkyA0vv ss,s q Art consist o. collection Of VIM
.9Il7 NM 1f asa MINOR SYRIA, THE HOLY LANE
te1el & "a ~ sad ARABIA They ere shseshee -
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BOARD IN THE COUNTRY, AT

u kOCkLAND LAkE.--FouF persoas can Dc faraisheo
with Board add two pleasant roons tor the season win
tsd ON the Of the Lake The location 70 very
and the scenery grand Two fine psrlos for general use
Piarxss Tor prom enadng fine boat for sailing and nshlns
PLENTY Of fruit garden produce SC Applyto JOHNSON,
No 2e5 Vests
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Boar6 and Rooms.

A FEW PERSONS can be accommo-
N dated with plain Board, and the privilege Of Bathing
A. the ater Cure Establishment No S7 East Broadway
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BOARD WANTED at the

Seaside In private family or tsrm house for Lady,
Child and Nurse with accommodation for the Ladys Hus
band from Saturday night TIL Monday morning also board
for Young Lady Address stating full particulars OF oca-
ton and terms which must be moderate II. T. b. ONCE
ofthe Scientific American, l28 Fulton-st- N Y.