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Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-03-13

In the Just published Memoirs of Margaret Full
Ter Ossoli, we find some curious particulars rela-
tive to her preparations for the voyage, on which
she was to perish. 1t is related thatthe state
rooms were taken the trunks packed, the pfepara-
tohs finished and they wete Just leaving Florence
when letters came, which, had they reached a
week earlier, would probably have induced them
to remain in Italy. But she had-already by letter
appointed a rendezvous fer the scattered members
Of her family in July and she would not break
her engagement with the commander of the
barque.
1t was destined that they We're to sa--to sal
in the Elizabeth--to sail then. And in the
hour of parting clouds, whose tops were golden in
the sunshine whose base was gloomy on The wa
ters, beckoned them onward Beware of the
sea- had been singular prophecy, given to Os-
soil when boy, by fortune teller and this was
the first ship he had ever set his .foot-on. More
than ordinary apprehensions of risk. TOO, hovered
before Margaret Il am absurdly fearful, I" she
| writes .and various onens have combined to give
me a dark feeling | am become indeed miser-
able coward, for the sake of Angelina her chlld;)
| fear heat and cold fear biting poverty. | hope
[ shall not be forced to be as brave for him, as [
have been for myself, and that if succeed to rear
him, he viii be neither weak nor bad man.
But love him too much. In caseof mishap, how
ever, l shall perish with my husband and my child,
and we may be transferred to some happier state.
And again Il feel perfectly wiling to stay my
three score years and ten, fit be thought need
so much tuition from this planets but iG seems to
me that my future upon earth viii soon close. L
may be terribly trying, but it will not be very
long, now. God viii transplant the root, if he
wishes TO rear il into fruit bearing And, finally
Il have vague expectation of some crisis
know what But thas long seemed, that, in the
i year $50 II should stand on plateau in the as
FIcent Of lfe where ] should bealiowed to pause ol
sfawhile, and take more clear and commanding views
than ever before YET my life proceeds as regular
Il ly as the fatesof a Greek tragedy, and can bu
4 accept the pages as they turn.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-03-13
This Column As exclusively under the
control OF the Sons of Temperance.
Temperance---NO. 4.
Think of the friends who love you passing we'll
1Thinls of unllr ltrItnd ,rn1,nisn and fnrhnar 7,

:" Look not upon the wine heed not the spell
Yourself, noble and SO gifted spare,
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-03-13

LOLA MoNTEz AS A PoLTTTcIAN AND A PRoPH-
ETEss-The editor of the Richmond Enquirer has
had aninterview with Lola Montez. whose posi-
ton touching several important governmental mat
terS he defines. Doubtless the reader will coIsid
er the country safe for awhile after reading the
following announcement:
''She is sound on the intervention question:
and seems to belong to the southern school in her
advocacy of conservative system of checks and
balances. She commended, with much animation,
Mr. Calhoun's work, just published, which she
has sent to Eugene Sue to have translated into
French. She speaks in the highest terms of the
destinies of this country, and predicts that we
shall have two Presidents, or Executive heads, re
commended by Mr.. Calhoun"
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-03-13

For two years past he has fFatcrnized and spat-
tered with praise Webster and Clay, and cast
mud and billingsgate at such men as Davis and
Soule. He attempted to build UP Union party
for the sole and express purpose of breaking up
party organization And yet this man with these
things fresh in the recoections of the people of
the United States, declares that he has always
been Democrat Of the old Jellersonian school
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25
NAY IL ,McMULLEN'S PATENT

- hOSE-The uisl made OF this Incompatible Water
hose Tor Two yc.s has fully De nonssted sapeo
~ Orders from Railroads Fscories Water Companies and
others soheled Every piece warranted give satisfaction
by the pstenee and Manufactured The following one Of
the many certificates and published show the estimation
I'VE JERSEY CRY, Dec. II, 1881
HORACE II DAY, No g Courtlsndt-1 NJ Y.-Deay Sfr:
take great pleasure IN stating 20 you,
qUy regard the India Rubber Hose farushed by sou
for the Ne~Jersey Railroad and Trsnsposroo Company
that have found il Of tho very hesf description and TO
much better purpose than either leather esnvss
II Ia not only durable hut In the end the most
that purchased Of you years ago which has been In
ecusfant and u still good ever, and have 6und
your fourpy stand pressure OF H lbs the square iach
Yours very respectfully JAMES MCFARLAND,
Superintendent Motive Power for J. T. r. Trans Co.
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FARM FOR SALE.-Fo

sale sn excellent Farm In New-JeTsey, CONSISTING Of
lSl scrca 50 Of which under cnlrvsn II Is within
2wo hour Of New-york, of = mile from the keypoSt
saDd Freehold Plsnk Road ard mle from the nourshns
VILLAGE of Mddotown int There = oommodoas dwell
Hps and cutbudnss ana OF the best de-
ocriptoa la Fe number choice fruit have been
Dlsnted darinE the last years The soi clay osm
nd ysds heavy crops Wheat and tisss EVER part OF
snhe property 10 web wserod and tc stock arm can be
eqase1 BY trw the country For further particulars in-
sqairs OF LEONARD APPLEsEE, Esq, Is ~sllst where
map Of the pvperty be IL 70 an eligible prop
ssrty the Capitalist well Farmer the rent VIII
-Y1elA GOOD intsrcst ulon the purchass.
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ESSRS. LIGHTE Il NEWTON, in
DIANO.FORTE for SALE CHEAP

III BY one OF the best akers entirely new. beautiful
rosev oOd Gaze full nch tone octave IN p'rfect order
warranted BY the maker IL will be sold very low the
CwI er sail for Europe. II be from till
u o., lock for one week at No IS Huds INST, N Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25
NLEN WASHINGTON RESI-

" DENCEs FOR SALE.-These places are on the tiar
1em Railroad 81 minutes noe from Xthst In the township
of Yonkes 10 walk from depot aud within half
nm hour drive from Yonkers Village They the most
msntic aud beautiful Ia the vicinity OF Newfork Each
,place embraces half 10 81 More than 100
acres are with hrty grwiRg Thirty three
Df these places bounded sd by nryer failing
Brooks OF pure Thiuy,wo have budns sites so ee
waited afford Long Island Sound well Of
0he surrounding country and some OF them afford views OF
the Highlands The avenues opened and well made
he property has Just been BROUGHT into market and yet
more than 81 places have been sold Only ten per cent TO
De paid down FIVE years gwen for the residue hut the por-
hase required build COTTAGES other houses
the premises No pub ic nuisance TO he permitted The
neehbone lands already occupied by opaen men re-
dins there attending their affairs daily In the city
Maps and plans buildings viii BE- shown, and any inor-
naon gwen by the undermined at his Office corner OF lah-
~ snd .Oth sy j. LOTHROP.
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Mills. Flag and
~ CLEAVkR,S PRIZE MEDAL

Banner MANUFACTURER, No us Ch.Dbe-~st Fsp Of
ev,ry q. .cIiptn ut h-Bd ard made order. Also slk
other FAC baBnrrs COR military aud hre comp Hies
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NOR sALE[A COUNTRY SEAT

III al POUOHKfFPSIE.-The WeII knOWu uaA"Vb
scc.oses formerly by Hen n r. Tsmsage The house 10
S.f IS feet SQUARE tive hight with bament and
attic and piazza front and rear oes sable sno %
hr sruupds comprise between and three acres tileo
With variety Of shrubbery, fruit trees 10 The 1tusn
3 oommandise and perfectly healthy and well cscq,at5o
fbr q summer boarding house. Apply to VIM A. hOr'
KINs AGENT No 81 Wsllst, second door
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ClNNAMON.-Five bales of prime
~ Ceyiob C1nnzmon, Tor sale By
sPOFFORD. TfLEsTON & CO No Is ssutt-ss
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mafhluerp. or.
COTTON FACTORY MACHINERY

~ FOR SALE-At Nechanicsyille> SaEstoss Co. oy the
American Linen Thread Company, a. follows. Cards
spinning Frames Speeder Mules Spoolne Frame 50
Spandles Wsrpen Presscs 90 LooIns Cana Bobbins,
Reeds Harness Shues 40 All Of which prices 50
Per cent les than the original COST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25

'OAL.-l still continue 10 sell. ~ usual,
~ the best Red Ash the lowest possible pncs-de
FROM NY ards At 81 IS PEI 25 less from boats
PETER CLINTON kIDR-sf GOe ca and Rvlugton
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Jcmelrp &r.
\ ONDON WATCHES-R. F. COW.
Duintlns, or.

Daintlnp, or.
ZINC PAlNTS-WarTanted pure
~ The NEW JERSEY ZINC CO, wanshous, No. IS
Deyst are reratd to supply their Zinc PaIts at the fol-
lowing priees.
No White. ground in oil, 90 per pound.
Ne Nhlte sruuI IN o | &c. per pound.
Ne. 8 White, ErouId IN vi, 7c per 1ouGd.
BTuvn - ack, ground Ia sic per pound.
Dry White ~ ZiDr &C. per pound
WHITE III PAINT.
After thorough ties in Europe tins United Stats has
been found its and pro eat quail ties lougsr
than sny Ohe paint For viii and nlauey It IL
Iyafd: IL Is r. from oil properties common
and dangerous Other lament, will so.er-~qu, weight
from 80 o. 100 cent hal lead AND Is there
fore uch chesyef TO the consumer As nsdsp int t
WI yello when exp ssd 10 tn, Dhurus
gsset 81 al the tout air Of sps Their White Zinc
ar und IN anish produces the porcelain hns1. Their
BROWN AND BLAt ZINC PANTS
in fe hours form hsId ado splid metallic cosu upon
wood b1 iOn aud other metallic surfaces remaIksAs
rth.i fre-prusf pr peGi-s The specially .d,pted
for turpOes hav he found 10 resist the ro-
dog IT at-r destructive 20 oths 2eiHs
Deale supplied on lber te' ms by
MINING sQyItR, Agent. No. IS Deyst.
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MOUNT HOPE VILLAGE.-Tnere

are but few chances left Building Plas in
Abs beautiful place, where from 50 10 100 cent easily
he realized House aud Plsts $3.50 Plsts with from to
~ cy lots $3.50 Close by the railroad hours ride from
CITY Hall Inquire Of ". GRAY h W. B0NNEY, No.
1TfyoDrsw corner Chs'hsm squsre Upper MorTisnia
Three or four Houses for sale cheap ter part cash.
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VALUABLE COUNTRY RESI-

DENCE Tor sALE-Beins the estate Of the late Ed
ssrd Finch deceSsed In the OF Souers Weschester
TO- N. Y hours ri6e from %ew-iork by Harlem Rail-
road The o. leo s0d In good condition
well wstevd &c with three orchards ofchoioe grated fruit
sof eli kinda together with large BIRCH msnson house.
ssxs feet In good repair surroanded with shruoe.y Of 20
-yea sro eth two houses outbouses ke With
mill and mills grinding tcd aud plaster In good
war TIE farm is equsy divided BY post roads and vii be
rsoid toseth-F suit purchaser Terns
Title fpdispstable Inquire the gremi.es o. "a MS
FINCH, ESQ, or OF Me~rs J C. HENDERSON CO.
rs Cedar-st
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and FIVE LOTS for SALE.

LIZA large and beautiful House, with five Lots OF
sosDd sothst EXTENDING hack sss between ID and
3d-avs The lots In hsh ~ cultivation and hgh
rlDce around them The house contains ls rooms fur
mace with registers and has been red three winters
A beautiful sppg Of the premises Croton
Der can Be had very easy For and particulars apply
10 HOMER MORGAN No Fine-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25
IEW YORK and HARLEM KALI
TO CONTRACTORS.

/ Sealed tenders VIII Do received BY ths 60 "a
Municipal Council OF the united Counties w ~ CO
and Bruce al the Council Room 10 0oosnen q
West, 90 MONDAY the 18th June next 81 oe ~ ~
yelock coon when the t,nden w1D D. 49, ~ 80 ~
building Of WIRE SUSPENSION bklp'H - -
teet Plan. ard specification, may he seen At me
JOBt MCDONALD. ESQ, 0odehch. al tne asy ~,..sr2
Two good and sufficient approved snrsuos Sn sIs,nss
% enter into bonds NTH rhr fo me n
Of the contract PsyuisDts will b. msds e. Is
he Council The Bridge b comp-tso y - -
October 1853 Any Information respocnnt ~, v~,.~ Z
be Rad by msifns .pphcauoo % ths County sonsdI
sratford In the said united Counties ~ y 's, Ia
County Ensineer Office. srstford- Nay !" To-
JOSEPH q KIRK, County snn.ss -
Huron p~rth sno ~. ---
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Nnal.

COAL.-Best quality of Peach Orchard
~ Lenigh u Lacsswans Coal Of all sizes. nut uove OF
delivered AZ the lowest prices Orders received No
81 Sd-sv- ana promptly attended b BY
DIT. HACFARLAN Agent
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Jnsnranre Companies.

DROADWAY INSURANCE CO.
ID OFFICE sI9 BROADWAY, CORNER CANALrST
Capital. 20O,O00 Dollars.
dixie TOkS.
s,hr,,ran ps.t,d Cl aries Sasdford John 7. Fisher,
Johs Paper, CbsasI Drrzs Aaron Araoo,
Nu V Rfndy SAMUEL 6Ahsuse Wm rrusijs,
YIN, p sLidn,ors B.rlsra Sm,ih CrO~-il Hidden,
Wilson Hunt J0hnW M-rs-ean y'hn he,~ea,
Leoi arc kihy. Helmns ~ N-s, Se-Oh~n y N''''
CeoIg T. Cobh Ma thew BIRD. James ro-'ct'
Fran w p nonds -. VI For ester. Warrington fae,
-. nov Reub~n W uose., J h. W. Ramsey,
Bebj y Camp, John Di;ku soo, r,s, ,sn Soh1e
HIRAM NJ FORESTER, President
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6rhools.

EXCELSIOR.-Ps wishing to Dad
a. Institution In winch soOs order = " Lns
raj ii, du... and raid Improvement secures ~
inst1ction will he pess-d aud served 81 the 'o"sSs
sno O'asScs' 'en""- "v sOIDMOH JENNEk rr1nSipsi.
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FREIGHT CARS.-Fiftv Eight-

Il Wheeled Platform Can made In the NOS thorousf
OF the best materials style Of csnstrucon
India Rubber Springs For sale. be delivered immediate
~. Easex Company. Laxrsaes mA.a
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--=-=-
musiral.

nj USIC.-A lady residing In the upper
lVH part Of the city would DO happy snsase few 70
pupils for the Panofore very reasonable terms Cal,
or address Mrs. W., $40 West 30thst
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INDIANA

' RAILROAD COMPANY.-lutsrest st The ~
Limit per ut per sDsum will hs paid 70 oto khoas..
tbi. Conn shy upon The paid 10 npoo their res %
shares so, spprs tioD si the Treasorers Ohis, o. -
after tbs lot day OfJuly next The transfer books s
closed from the I'D Jnne. lust, 10 thu "a Iay
EDWIN C. LITCHFlELD, Treassff
no "a Bsase<t
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R,rA or Nosra A..a.-.-
BANk OF NoSrH ANssIc,
New-yosk "Wednesday Jas- & IA,
nIVIDEND.-The Beard of D,rsc,,,

IL have thus cay Hecl,r-d Dividend Of "a -, -.
p- able sbd # eT Ialy l. 1851 The transfer r,s
be closed tro the 10Th inst ill tn- DAY psyn-st
l. SEYMOUR cs..,..
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M ARSH'S COURSE of BOOK KEEP

lVI iNG.-Let those who cannot avail themselves OF
course of practice upoer author buy this BOOK COED
tescher 10 s and acknowledged 20 be the most simple
complete and utfu ~o'k p1bshed Cd the subject
For sale at the authors counting for The p'acuce OF
keeping No. SO4 Broadway first door up sD rnce
a. 25 bound
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CkEkN Tt RTLE-Just received and
NJ fer sale by NJ ROGERS & CO. No p Fulton MARKET,
ire lot OF Green Turtle OF al sZes suitable for Hotels and
nrfxst families
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Il ANGUAGES.--A Gentleman from

Ia Europe, VIII" has resided SON. time IN tne unlteo
Sfes ners hls services 10 the public Prot Of Frenn,
&c nan T. ssh Dutch Greek, LatR. Italian and s9a sh
He is confident that be give insight into the snts
Of these languages materially 20 shorten ths t'ne
psces.sy perfect knowledge Of each Address
DIR T. II. a this Office
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TVARM AGENCY, No. IS Wali-st.-lO0
Farms and souptry sests for sale Farms In al psrs Of
s6s country bassht cola or exchanged Nc eh.ss unless
Gale = oEsstsd l. =. MAAsS'
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WRENCH. GERMAN and ENGLISH

NyTRsATION and TRANSLATE ,N-Elsmeuta-
~ and higher Classical nsuetonLecture, ou the hSma
E,surh and German Laws -Refdrs Z TELLER NJ tDf
rnetiy constant dsnt Paris L"ndoo Berlin &c hs
eooy,d bis istute from No 30 Pncest 10 No ~ brad
opposite ihlos he conr"nes teaching the mod
err sI rnsxe. after the OendOisa improved msthd Jet
Der, nav h. addressed 10 s. 8ox No Leo o., Ny.
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CCHOOI- for ORPHAN BOYS, Kent,

- coun-Number lint-d TO eight None received over
ten ys.s Of age For further particulars references snd
terms address the Principal. ASHBEL FULLER Kent
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IDNGIJsH MACHINERY.-J. NOR

r. TIMER BALL. Agent he United states tor ths
ale Of Cssts ool and aas Machinery. manufactured ~
N--r William Higgins aous Of Msnch-ster. EakAnd
~, uru- &c apply To him ~ 80 81 Wali-st
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DIANO. FORTES.-The finest assort-

ment Of Piano Ferries In the city 90 found a. the
pacious wareroouis Of n P B. CURTIS CO, ~ Broad
wav consisting Of Geo Hewss ceebsted American Psteni
Action Pianoa T. Gilbert Co.'S popular EohAb Piano Gil
berts and otheH Boulder Also . variety Of and
opd hand Pianos sale and let No AZ Broadway
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N1TRMOIJNT LOTS for SALE
TlOR SAIE-Flfty. eix ht acres of Land,

COR SALE, Old easy terms, SIX acres
~ soed Lsn6-situaisd on Mount Prospect about ten
nutes' wal from the depot at Tsry'own lt -ay OF
ncoes ard the liver view snsurpassed Inere On J
snreuses QUARRY &C bsildns Inquire OF JOhN
BUTLER, it, No. 80 wiliarast, or g. N THOMAS near
xha d6u6t
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LNOR SALE-On stage route, East
Brooklyn, ahardsome Swiss COTTAGE q by So folding
doom mart bic msntles> bssen ents Sc., III rooms Vow
81 SO on norteske Also neat sosory brcs house Tor
ale let folding basrments Sc S2S" sio"o on
snosags Progression In mediateS Also ID lots on good
T. K VAN BEUN, Agent
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DIANO.FORTE WAREROOMS. No

III Sl Broadway, door above Thompson's SsloOn-
Persons about purchasing Pianos invited call at the
Warurooms of Bt.NNETT CO. where ttey will find
an assortment Of Rosewood PisnoRortes Of modern style
Every instrument warranted Tor years should doubts
be entertained as to quality the payment una, deferred
until such doubts removed OLD Pianos received In part
payment Tor new New and second hand Pianos to Let
Mandatory, Nos Sll. SIS and SIS Ryingonst
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T1OR SALE-A first rale Farm of $50
NOR SALE-One more small, we'll
NOR SALE-A small well cultivated
NOR SALE-A House and Lot, with a

valuable Bakery, No. 4th-st, near Avenue G. The
ropretor intends settling whes dispose OF
DIE above The stand exceed by few in the city, aud the
0noome the whole will sanstv aoy reasonable person
ot house a deep and stories hiph For par
Nculsrs inquire on the premises MICHAEL bECh
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sere. Of Land os~ q. siresd dsRS. r,san L.oS o.
oxcsent order 6ne double hosse, good outbudinsa
1sse Of choice fruit and Possssns every fe1un"
r the rosidence of erntee family wshnRs country home
Hime 70 New.york BY rsrosd, two hosrs inquire o T.
DORLAND, No. 81 Nsssaustr n. Y Cit, or Of wv a
CHupty
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DOCK PRO

UIILLIAMSBURGH DOCK PRO-
wv PERTY for SALE.--rhe Lease Of valuable Dock
Property at wAmsbursh having upward Of 50 yeas 70
run The L~xsoe taxes ssse-sment and al Inn
provemeats paid M the sxpi son Of the term Ap
DIV 70 s. NJ MEEkER No IS South 7thst- Wiliisnseursh
&O0n For Sale, a piece of Land,
%%OO. with $50 fee, frOat ON Baltie-st between
Clsspn ard FIsnhlin-svs, Brooklyp Pnee- 5000 ooy
-s1o down Tbs ordered to b. opsaed when
hs lard win be douhe the amount Apply to SlLAs
DAVENPORT No a Wallet, up stAs
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hUUK, ShSH and BLIND DEPOT,
IL Ns. 81 courlspdt-st, New-York - ". TUXBURY
co hav. on hand and prepared to furnish any Of the
above Guees sny quantity ard warranted b kilndne<
and OF hrs quality and styles Sash Glazed Goods p.ksd
or transportation and rders filled notice Bsilders
cpeuts and thOse about purchasing would do well 70 1--WE
them call
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UNIVERSITY OF NEW. YORK;
yITTNAN1vS BOARDING SCHOOL

M IMAM . D''hhDiIN" oCiiOOn
w for youns LADS under twelve years Of a, Lit
tie Ysuy nine miles from HobOken N j. under the droc
ton of B WiNANT and Lsdy Pupils rece'ved any time
Terms: For board tuition, WASHING and msndlss Va pes
no Is Johnst, or w THURMAN. corner Of Canal and
Varick -sts NJ
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HONEY SOAP.-This nysius no article which OBJ
fspsd The lfiz. media the Worlds Fair tn 10 do, 70
daily saini Ernuno public estimation and the demand
f i iunedisfe great thaf . 10 9Th Ersaf am
uty suppeo BY inventor lts frag.nL refreshing and
s niis qualities and th- smooth and whit sp0-arAnce
gtirb the cain strs ely obvious and are
,okru Of Ia the highest tars by al ~ho us- il ". J. DA
Wis CO, Importers ana Sole Wholesale AEents No W
Csur7 AL6t-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25

TJOR SALE-A number of valuable
e,n. Site. su,tshls for sente-l country residences
isbly stusisa within ninueS walk Of the sronxve
tsrio on he Harlem karoad IN che Of East Ches
ar e~tcheser Co Said propeyis within one mioute
s.h 9th, Reformed Dutch Church Bronxviie. In high
~ Responsible peghborhoos and only one hours de rem
AZ. civ Hall NJ For further particulars inqsre OF
N HENRY, No I2e West 2stba, or Of JAMES WIG
GINS No IA Greenwich-st