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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-19
ECONOMY as WEALTM!
FRANKLIN CLOTHING STORE

YNHE subscribers Merchant Taors would respectful.
ly inform the citizens of Richmond and its vicinity,
that they have established, No. 1872 NIuin street
Richmond, Va. branch of their Philadelphia Clothing
Warehouse, where they have ready for inspection
OF the largest and most superior stocks Ready Made
Clothing in the city of Richmond of the very best mate
rails and workmanship, which will sell from 20 to 25
cent less than any other establishment the city
Also, large stock of gentlemen's furnishing Goods
such Shirts, Collars, Cravats Pocket Handkerchef
Gloves, Suspenders, &c. <.4s. II. DECOU q CO,
ap 3-3m No. 1872 Main
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FINE WATCHES.

FINE WATCHES.
A NY lady or gentleman desiring to possess really
IA fine Watch, can be supplied by u.s. as have on
hand really superior Watches that be recon-
mended for time and durability and we are receiving
further supplies by frequent arrivals We have them in
gold hunting Also open faces-and either gold
white enamel dials
1atterng ourselves that furnish them good
If not better terms than they be procured either in
this or foreign countries Previous to sending abroad for
Watch. which may be procured Of you know whom,
give CALL examine prices and qualities and satisfy
yourself
NH 81 GENNET & JAMES, Eagle square
7 ANDINs., per steamships Roanoke and City o,
so bbs Apples, GlaAowers and Russets
100 boxes Cheese English dairy and Goshen
90 firktns superb Orange county Butter
E2o bbs Newark Cider
l25 boxes Oranges and Lemons, in prime order
100 half boxes Raisins
50 Whole do do
100 drums Figs
10 trails soft shell Almonds
10 bags Palm Nuts
bags Filberts
so boxes New York steam refined asserted and
100 bbls Pink.eye and Mercer Potatoes
Receiving per above steamships in the best order and
for sale low Also receiving large supplies by each
ceeding steamer. H. w. TYLER,
ape No l Main street,
EIGARs, CIGARs.-A prime lot just received
" by R. r. DUVAL,
APT Under the American
SAVE YOUR BOOKS AND PAPERS.
Nv are receiving by the schr Hanover, splendid lot
w of HERRING'S SALAMANDERS, with fire and
burglary locks Those who have not supplied them
selves will please call and examine the perfect safety in
case of fire.
Delay not for we know not what night may bring
forth"
Every who has valuable books and papers should
get one, and when the rebe rings they may feel safe
The Departments in the Capital bave secured one why
wnot individuals who have thousands risk every night
be secure? Call and get of
apis FRY McCANDLIsH.
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Warranted 10 stand the Southern Climate
81, 100000 SAVED YEARLY-READ READ
READ-MARK THIS FACTl
SILVER's MINERAL PLASTIC PAINT
" stand any climate without cracking or blister
w ing.
sceptics read this testimony from the President of the
Reading Railroad Company
Office Of the 4hala and Reading Il. r. Co.,
No. 10 S. Front St., of filings Alley.
PHILADELPHIA, May Sd, 1852. J
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l. AND CLEAR CUP OF COFFEE.-I have
Just imported and received fresh lot of those justly
LIBERATED "B ast's patent Coffee Pots" They need
con1andation from me- they have been tried here by
many families and found to be the best Coffee Filter yet
invented The demandhas beenso great that have been
unable to supply it. The simplicity is of the greatest
features in the article that the ignorant person
can use it. They vary in size from three pints eight
pints and for sale the House Furnishing Store of
L. GINTER,
nv 8 1877 Main street.
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McDONOUGH'S
| PATENT UNIYE BS SAL REERIGERATQE

FAIENI UNAVE BSAL RE FRE(sERATO1S
NHE subscriber offers for sale the above patent Re6ig
l. orator It is aogeherdifferentr or all others now
before the public in its combination apartments vessels
and the philosophical principles of its construction The
case is made OF wood, which is free from SMELL and lined
with metallic surface and its interior vessels are ofstone
ware tits so arranged that each article of food prov
By the plan of its construction current of cold air is in
constant circulation around each vessel and within each
apartment while by simple ventllatng continuance the
complete purity of the whole apparatus ensured there
by thoroughly obvatng all the old objections that have
been made to any other invention for the purpose
VIZ by avoiding that liability to engender local relative
fruit which may be contained therein. The convenience
which it affords for retaining the purity and sweetness
good Butter particularly be surpassed and the
small quantity of ice that is required keep every thing
cold is most economical desideratum.
The proprietor challenges the country produce any
thing that will compare with it, and he keep
provisions colder and sweeter with half peck of ice "a
hours than any Refrigerator with peck Orders so
hclted r. M. ZIMMERMAN,
my6 Corner Main and 9th streets
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entive servants the tables wi all the ALL,
eaces Of the season. ard anything people ha1s rssI 81
tened At the aSnse can Be procured this stage leaves
and arrives at Stone Bridge Hsuse at alout he, sil'
Communication with New York by Fan River line snS .ts
StonngtOn route TO Providence thence by steamer Ca
norcus Bristol Fey thence by stage distance al hr
miles 10 the house. ~. HODGES, Proprietor
TivArfnn K l. Iune 10 1852
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LNANTED-The lower part, with one
Real estate for Sale.

A T PRIVATE SALE--Four Lots, on
"A and reit the northwest OF 18Th and 81 sv,
ell fronting the avenue lot, the north side Of 19h
ST. IS feet of lots the north side OF 4d g.,
between Sd and 4,hsv lots ard next the southe~
rer Of Broadway and 5sth all fronting Broadway.
Fer price, terms and further particulars apply %
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Aastoueer,
No Brosd-st,
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UOR SALE OR TO LET.-A beauti-

n fuI Cottass nea Hudson, Columbia County: The
S.ss conveniently sonsrpeted, In complete order .ne
most pleasantly located The grounds are tasiay sa o
M contain an abundance and variety Of choice hu ue
sssde fine shrubbery and pan There also large hfense
rsrden and an abundant supply Of water ct the soof
ssith;n five minutes walk OF church, academy W.
hoo. oost Office and the station Of the railroad e when
h eus thsn four hsurs distant from New-fofk Ihss s
), st snr daily oy railroad and sesmoczs
rih Esw The location while poscsnns tness 70, 10
s' 4, nsenl,srly healthy retired and pleasant ana -
= = ~. ssw olress Of the kind more denrsnn-
LIE ;,l ~ "a on accommodate terms ana s
very lev price Fci tsms SS 81 iiYyffER No. waksG
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Second Edition of the Great Romance"
kTONN u DX LnMA ACE OE Ia

Second Edition of the :" Great Romance"
NOV READY, ROMANCE OF LIFE
IN IN NETWORK; Or, The Secret Order Of the
Seven illustrated from original designs. Complete In vol
Price 70 cts
"Thi- a edition, beautifully illustrated, Of powerfully IN
terens work that obtained wide spread popularity the serial
II sbounds with vivid descriptions Of all the warned phases Of
ty -ts vce-its splendor- ioes and The story
ehs absorbns starting and Thrilling - ch1rae
interest a until the cosea merit n work o.
felton, which only the reader ihoOuhy
,rnrecis,e Home journal.
win he ready Thursday, Pert XIV. OF BRAlTH-
WATTS RETROSPECT. for July.
On Friday, He UPPER TEN THOUSAND: BY {.
Astor Bristead, Esq. STRINGER TOWNSEND,
No. - Roadway.
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Amnsements.

HTIBLO'S GARDEN-JoHN SEXTON,
v tfansser-THIS EVENING July 90 will be per-
termed the celebrated domestic Drama Of
THE TOODLES!
Toodes. ........Mr Burton Mrs. Toodles Mrs Dyot
Frank Acorn Mr. Howard Mary Acorn. Mrs Skerret
during the Piece MORRIS DANCE. by. Corps de Ballet
TO conclude with THE MUMMY.
Toby Tramp Mr. Burton Larry o. Bathershin Johnston
Tickets so cents. To commence at o'clock
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DUILDING LOTS at YONKERS.-For

ID sale number Of Building Lots that part OF the VII
we Of Yonkep called ESwooD lying immediately the
banks OF the Hudson 10 the beautiful part Of the whole
Village These Lots the most desirable Of offer.
ID for sale and from their location rapidly increase In
value Will be sold low, II spilled Tor Immediately map
NAV be sud made known BY applying TO COMBS
4 NICOLAY, No PA Grand-st, near the Bowery, NY.
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DEAUTIFUL VILLA and COTTAGE

DsITES at Upper Morrisania for safe very
be terms and property not surea,ssi IN the
vicinity Of NewYork for beauty OF Location, aud scenery,
ubiy large portion bssuafay shaded with ever
and forest trees; size Of plots ysos from ga.rer
ets. No 22l PearLlt, NewYork to wM JONES, Upper
Mcrissna
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DROADWAY THEATRE.--E. A.

broadway THEATRE.--E. A.
ID MARSHALL, Sole Lessee-The MANAGEMENT take
pleasure in announcing that at expense, they
have In securing the services Of that incompaa
bic artist Professor Henry Anderson the great Wizd
of the North, the mighty Monarch Of Miracles ohio has
been proclaimed by every court 10 Europe and by nearly
million in this country be the gre iest magician OF the
nineteenth century Prof Anderson will have the honor Of
making the debut of his Farewell Jubilee Sorees myste
rieuses of Magic on MONDAY EVENING, July %, inst
These Soirees FantasqueS positively the last OF the
Great Wizard in this counry, he vanshes i'm nedatey
been specially invited by and Of the Emperor Of Bra
ri
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N APPLETON & CO., No. 200

H. Broadway, VIII punIisn
CLASS BOOK OF POETRY for the uss OF Schools or
Private Instruction by Eliza Robbins author OF America
Popular IL SOUS 6e &C. vol l2mo Price 10 cents THIS
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made from the poets and they combine beauty and SIM
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OLLENDORFF'S METHOD-PRlMARY LESSONS
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Lessons in H. ench vol l8mo. ~ cents ms Man
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principles Of the Italian language on the system OF OIeh
do with eag eesrnsss and simplicity aud II IL designed
to FIX the IN the memory of the pupil al the outset ana
thus render his subsequent rapid and thorough
Ill. ON WEDNESDAY,, 100.
new volume Of Applsicn's Popular Librsry-A JOUR
NEY TO KArMANDU, tire Capital OF Nepsull with tue
camp Of Jung Bahadoor including sketch Of the Nepanese
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in lively style It's descriptions animated and the
observations acute and entertaining London Examiner.
I'VE congratulate the traveller upon p5-ssut inter
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". on THURsDAS.
A JOURNAL KEPT DURISG SUMNER TOUR,
by the author Of Amy Herbert" Gertrude &C Pat
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Ih the continuation Of the charming Journal Of Summer
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author Of d" Amy Herbert" sc.
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ROAD WAY THEATER-E. A.
ID MARSHALL sole Lessee L Flor Mansger.-THIS
EVENING, THE BROKEN BRIDGE.
Mile Dsmont and Menehaud in the principal characters
The Opera Boufe LIZ MAITRE DE CHAPELLE.
BsIDsbe Digue Beneto. shand Gertrude Mime Pilot
10 cor Guide, LES ANGLAlS EN- VOYAGE
In lich NJ Menehand will sustain -Four Characters
Admission Boxes and Parquet, b. Family Circle
and Upper Tier Is cents; Private Boxes IS aud s..
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NEW and CLASSIC MEMENTO of


IN HENRY CLAy-An ORIGINAL BRONZE MED
AL, modelled from life, and ecDted BY q. G. WRIGHT,
Epgraver Of the NEW-YORK GOLD MEDAL 10 HEN
ny CLAY and Of the VIRGINIA and CONGRESSID v
AL GOLD MEDALS 10 SCOTT, TAYLOR, &c The
supreme eminence In vhch the character OF CLAY
held in the hearts Of bis counymen and In the veneTa-
ton Of the world naturally that ne no more
on earth general desire for such memento of his person
and public services shall be best adapted at once IN the
popular breadth OF that regard and the enduring merits OF it,
object
The present New Medal Of Henry Clay as specimen Of
the Fine AIs least without superior in the production
Of any country. The likeness IL remarkably ht.ke
and in every neamen and the degn on the re-
verse side mos. appropriate and graphic illustration Of
the patriotic Of the ustrous StAesmans policy No
similar work Of Art has been submitted 10 the general
pat and patriotism Of the American People, and
seems better calculated 10 crafty and reward it.
The Medal If unusually large sze teng three inches 10
diameter struck in the finest bronze aud Jsed In hand
case forming at once chsste and elegant
ornament for The mae table, well a. enduring me-
moral OF the smented dead The dies having been in the
hsnds Of the artist for several month"; finished and
few proof copies for subscribers ready for delivery
Subscriptions received at the office of publication, No
81 Chsmbersst, near Broadway. Terms S.
JB RICHARDS, Publisher.
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CTONE BRIDGE HOUSE, ' III. .it Ias
- TON, RHODE lsLANDs-a an, FaIl River, and twelve
6a s. re- NsSPo 0ssa r. F.ss for as
visitors through ie w "a nes in constant readiness io
tS e ae ~ ss s.i IN ss yn
within three Ieos o. rbs house viii BE- supplied with a.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE To LEP

COUNTRY RESIDENCE TO LIEF,
~ FUREISHED-To let, ct New Rochelle for two or
three months beautiful Residence furnished suitable for
large setteel family including Beds Bedding &C. which
new The property shandsomely located between the village
and landing commanding fine view othe Sound and within
ten minutes walk of the depot Immediate possession
BE- gwen or said property Will be leased for term OF years
with the sale Of furniture For further particulars apply
on the premises J. G. HASLETT.
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YARNS Of ten acres or more, pleasant

LNAKNIS OF Ten uCIt5 OF HUTt, PItHSHHb-
ly situated at Lakeland, l.. L. s1tinins the Railroad,
where the cars stop six times day Tbs land selling FAST
and on terms suit puTchsse very great Improvements
have already made by those who have purchsd Ia
building and cuyspg the soil It ssssaetory d-mons.
aed that purchasers resLe twice the original 1 Oh
the land from avas Of the first years cultivation Over
O farms been sold here within few months ard but
few more remain De sold Capitalists who wish 70 make
safe nye time ut and mechanics who wish cheap and de-
sbful country residence short distance on the city,
San be accommodated by applying 70 CHARLES WOOD;
No. 2O8 Broadway, where map can 30 had gratis and al
Information nyen.
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CLIFTON, STATEN ISLAND.-For

Male Building Lots and Cottage Sites, near tho Mar
rows in the central and desirable part Of Clifton The
seventy feet wide and the extreme purity Of
the water with the besuty OF the view commanding the
Bay City and Nsrows the exquisite drives and walks and
being the vicinity Of churches schools and other sdvan.
ages render the attractive residence 10 the neigh
borhood of this city The nearest ferry landing at present
within half mile but steamboat dock will be imme-
dey in Of this property and the boats the
two ferries run regularly the island every honr Apply
10 VIM w. VAN WAGENEN, Post's Buildings, HsR-
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lust PUBLISHED-12mo 500 pages,
~ bound in flexible leather. 81 50, EEVINS Pre-
scriberi Comp etc Handbook comprising materis med
les containing all the principal medicines employed eias-
shed according TO their ngtu Ell families with their proper
ties preparations and uses and sketch OF roxico
ogy by NM Trousseau and Revsi, edited with notes by j.
BirkbecL Nevns, NJ. d. II. BAIL L!ERE, No. go Broad
Way N Y
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IL Pest-0nice, Newly ork-NoTlCc.-Th Cali
0Itn mails per u all steamer ILLINOIS via Assin-
val eneet wiz close n this Office TUESDAY July ooh,
MIN VIM. Y. BRADY, 2. NJ
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THOR SALE-A very desirable LOT IN
the ,.s. Of Noun, MY y: sss. ~ I'd Fl sss. half
On lst av sIsst For further particulars sspJ
TOT II 1s No. 81 Broadway ~ stairs
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About $50 Lots, varying In sire nom sn eighth OF A
lcre acres offered or sale on the most svoa
BE terms Ten per cent down. and balance before
March 1854 These lots occupy very healthy and beautiful
location and in full view Of the East Rver and In the
n the most wealthy and respectable citizens Of Westcheef
County This village connected with the Harlem Rail
Dad by branch Railroad For maps and other information,
apply to ID. B WINTON, No. S Tryourow, aear Harlem
9ailroad Office, opposite the City Han.
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m7OUNT WASHINGTON HOUSE.

vE Rv HORACE FABYAN, White Mountains n h
Tia celebrated Hotel situated al the foot OF the W esen
L ~ he White Mountains and in full view OF the en-
ire range Of their oiest SUBMITS Pesoas travelling Ir
pleasure sport can here ENJOY pure m4un W. Nin
ssonA scenery and the streams OF the Nhte NOUN
tins large and splendid stud of Ponies will be found a.
In av avs IN readiness for those wishing 10 ascend
b Monrtansafe and sure footed-most Of them having
had training of two or three years with Intelligent and
Ssptlemanly Guides HORACE FAbYAN, fropnstor.
JENNSGs Assistant, late Of the St. JohnsouIy House.
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UyARMs for SALE CHEAP-One of

~ acres stock and crops, new house aad barn, fof
a. 100: one Of 60 acres one Of 50 the Rail-
Depowith good buildings one OF 10 new use
rous other sizes all cheap Some to be EXCHANGED cty
property IS suitable tor ouiHi ,a near ne
VAIL at Pacific HOTEL Saturdays from leto2 ohsr GAYS
at the Depot Plsinfeld Leave Pier No North nYer' al
g. 10, 4 and o'clock. daily, by Central Railroad.
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DATTLE of LUNDY'S LANE.-A
fill account of this brilliant battle will be found IN
MANsFIELDs LIFE OF GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT.
Those no wish psy their expenses In visiting the spot on
the 27th at the great celebration Will do well 10 supply
themselves from the publishers,
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~ Association Of Exempt Fircmen;-rhe res
ala Quarterly Meeting Of this A'soelsIn VII DC seo
g. w. WHEELER, Recording Seey.
w Yale Coiiege-ClRss of rs io.-Ths S'. da ,
siss Of Yale College OF the Class Of 1888 reminded That
their trienrAl meeting will be held at New Haven on
WEDNESDAY, Jsiy %, the day preceding the Annual
Commencement All those who were at any time eonneeI
I'd with the elGSs invited 20 be present
TIMOTHY DWIGHT, Glass Secretary.
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~ Mrs. L.. N. Fowler, NJ. D., will consult with
aides medically ct her resdence, No rs East Broadway,
Rom IA to PM.
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CLAMMERSBURGH.-This new VIII

nor SA LEAN elegant free. stone
three story ard basement Hoase finished In the very
best modern STYLE with baths &C. tuste in the ness
part Of Union-st, Brosklyn.
Also two-story basement Gothic Cotisss with large
yaId grace vines shTubber, situate In Bondst
scheTmeibo-st in BROOKLYN large part OF the purchase
money each premises ain on tond and mort
fsalistury HekiueI Co. Y for sale or exchange Ia.
fulton st., N Y, or Of WIN. siMEs, No. IS West Broad
way.
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CERvANTS WANTED.-First class

~ Cooks Chsmbernsds LaundresJes and Servants OF al
work Excellent situations at good wages now ready al
No. lf8 Grand-st
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rHy- uon.,s Exnress.-vis CENTRAL RAILROAD
jersey Twice daily from New York to Easton,
Pa Leaving at oclo ck A. ID, and o'clock F. M. Once
No. "a Broadway, New-York.
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Gpeeial Notices.

NEw-YoRK, July 10, 1852
~ The Undersigned Officers and Members OF the
COLUMBIAN GUARD, IN view Of the sad dspensation
which occurred their excursion this day. DO adopt the
following resolutions;
Where's BERNHARD DILLON, u friend Of the Guard,
BY unforeseen accident fell the water in Newark Bay
and Notwithstanding the utmost exertion OF the Co nmi
tee members OF the Guard OF ali those who
present was drowned therefore,
Reoired That deeply dpore the sad accident where
Nv A fellow being has met with an uuumely death.
Reolred That tender cur sincee coincidence 70 the
friends and relatives OF the anented deceased, who
thus suddenly deprived Of beloved companion.
Rs,oired That copy Of these resolutions be signed by
The oceYs sad presented 10 TOE nearest relative
81 ,ha ffsesssed sirnsd JOHN RUCK, Captain.
JOHN KEArIN, Sec'y
r. LYNCH. Treaurer IN behalf of the Company
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CJTJJATIONS WANTED-In respecta-

- be srnisa fsr large number OF ChiIdre2 OF ooth
sexes ado Of Women with IbfiEis, II iow "AS Appl,
cation be Eade at the 0es OF he Cemmis'iSAss o.
EmjfTasion IN The Park
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WANTED-Two boys, about Is or Is
w years of age. These that well recon-
mtnded preferred Apply at No 300 Hestsrs Centre
4 q. II. WALKER.
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~ Mas onfc Notice-The members Of United States
Loose No 7 requested to be punctua Ia meeting at
their Lodge Room Masonic Hall. GTand-st, on TUES
DAY the goth inst ~ O'clock for he purpose OF parci
pang the funeral obseques OF our late Brother Henry
Clay BY order Of Joseph w Baldwin, w. M.
JOHN GALBRAITH, Secretary.
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O. Temperance Mess Meeting!-A Mas Meet
Ing o the friends OF TIE importance viii be held ia the grove AZ
the village OF Chanceyile, on THURSDAY, July p al
oelock r H. The meeting will (PIoyiasnee permitti1g
be positively sdsIessed by HORACE GsEELEY, Editor
Of The Metz York Tribune. and VIM. EDMONDS, Keep
r Of the City Prison The principles Of the Maine Lqror
Ia. will be freely end fsarlessly examined general at
tendance invited Rsreshmsnts will be provided the
goan6s STEAMER EAGLE win leave the foot Of yestTy-
g, Ns~York, for the above place. by Port MonmJuth,
Nempton's CIeekl at o'clock, AN. By order OF the
ii. A. LEONARD, Chairman.
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~ Condition and Resources of-By nj. Maltin, Esq-
forming the second volume Of Martins History OF the Bn
ish Colonies Illustrated with beautiful steel maps and
plates Price s. SO, handsomely bound.
JOHN TAILS x co, Publishers,
No. 40 John-st, New. York. and London.