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Washington telegraph., 1852-09-01

DELAY OF THE JApAN ExpED1rIcN-The Wash
ington correspondent of the n. Y. Daily Tines
writes on the 26th ut: "Comnodore Perry is
now in this city, and has had interviews with the
new Secretary of the Navy, Mr.. Kennedy. Every
one inquiries whence is the delay Of the departure
OF the Japan expeditions At last there is an ex-
planation of it, Commodore Perry says ii is not
from the want of seamen, as has been stated
That might have been cause of a temporary
delay, but it is not of the continued delay The
difficulty has heen, and still is, that the vessels
cannot be got in readiness. The Princeton is not
yet ready for sea, AMI hence the further delay
She has been reported from time to tine. by the
officer who is to command her. to be nearly ready
But the difficulty is with the Constructive Depart
mentn
Washington telegraph., 1852-09-01

d'.s uLAss WARE.-Promptness, integrity, and
disposition to accommodate. we always admire.
ui tg whenever we see those characteristics en-
W. rvued In the conduct of gentleman with whom
of nave any dealings, he becomes to us an object
Washington telegraph., 1852-09-01
Watches, .Beyyelry 81 silyeG-yyare.

fINHE undersigned i'll resnnung business GcsA
l. alone takes this method OF returning! !.iS
thanks for past patronage, and hopes by strict
attention to business to merit a continuation of
the same. Watches Clocks and Jewelry care
fully repaired and warranted to give satisfaction.
Siiver-ware will be manufactured ~ orIer. and he
will also eudeavor to keep on hand a neat and
well selected stock of Jewery, which win be
sold low for cash-please cali at the old stand
G. WHITE.
March 8, 1852. 9;3m
Washington telegraph., 1852-09-01
MFRS. Bl. Il. NassKG
F narV school

The FIFTH Session of Mrs. Morgan's Primary
School wall commence on the l3th of Septem5 Der.
1892. She begs leave 10 return her thanks tor
the kind patronage she has received. and hopes
by unremitted attention. to merit still further ap-
probation and support. The terms will continue
the same, and it viii be understood that bills not
paid at the end Of the Session, will bear the rate
OF interest usually charged. Those now indebted
TO her will confer favor by calling and settling
their accounts NJ. L. MORGAN.
July 2Gth, 1852. l3O:7w
Washington telegraph., 1852-09-01
ADVANCES ON COTTON.

Z IBERAE advances will be made on Cotton
IL in store) consigned to our friends in New
Orleans.
McCOLLUM & FELLOWS.
Camden, Sept 1850. l45
Washington telegraph., 1852-09-01
S9O0 REESAEEe.

"a RAN AWAY from the house of
Ea the subscriber on or about the 20th
.-l1,2 of June last, a negro man named
TSsS WILLIAM. Said negro is about
,S\A. twenty y-eight years od--about five
feet eight inches in height, would
t--sssss -l.sgsss weigh about one hundred and thir-
ty-fve pounds--he has scar on the upper side of
his lip on his right cheek and another scar, nearly
round, on the same cheek-he is a Blacksmith by
trade and speaks both the English and choctaw
languages. He took with him a brown Horse,
Mule twelve or thirteen years old, with new
indian made Spanish Saddle, also a Bride and
martingale.
The above reward will he paid 70 any person,
delivering said negro and Mule to me at my resi-
Gcnce near Look ia ia Choctaw Nation
JAMES PIRKENS.
.4mgRst 25, 1852. 3l-3w.
Washington telegraph., 1852-09-01
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

A Ii persons indebted to the undersigned for
IA fees, are respectfully requested to make pay
ment on or before the first day of October next
If not settled by that time he will be under the
necessity of waiting upon them 'withthe Fee
bills A. C. OWEN, Sheriff
of Lafayette county.
Lewisville, July 31st, 1882. [31-4t.
Washington telegraph., 1852-09-01
PUBLIC AGENCY

Washington City. Baltimore. Philadelphia
Hartford, New Haven. Boston, and the
Washington telegraph., 1852-09-01

The Wings of Lysander, Onondaga county, have
formed an Anti Painting Scott Club"
Washington telegraph., 1852-09-01
WASHINGTON

ItUtVWUy DUUU y DU'
Little Rock, Jnly %, 1859. 30-3w
Washington telegraph., 1852-09-01

IN gRsf 25, 1852.
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6perial Notices.
GIsAso House. Saturday Byesi1s May 10 ned i.


GiRARD HOUSE. Saturday Bvepipe May 10 l8o<;
~ Third Conversational District:-Ine tune oe-
.snsted by the Wing General COMMITTEES Tor the ConvSh
Soo 10 assemble having arrived Mr. JAMES WOOD OF tne
lid WsJd called the Convention TO order Mr. 0EOt9c
w TEACHER nominated Chairman pro tenn tne
motion being put was cauied and Mr.. Wood called Mr.
fhaeber 10 the Chair. At this moment MI fhINM wa
FAMED and Mr. Phoenix called for q division Mr.. WOOD
ssted he had decided the motion earned, before olV
ION had been called for Mr. D. G. CAMNEYEa was nom
mated Secretary division being called large
having taken the right Mr. d. C. CAMMEYER was appointed
Secretary On notion X. s. TOWNSEND was unanimously
appointed additional Secretary The Chair called Tor tue ere
deot from the different Wayds The lid, Iid Win ana
With Wards presented credentials Mr. PHENlx took
ossession Of the credentials of the lst Ward The CHAIR
called and twenty members answered to their names Dur
ins call Of the roll Mr. PHGNrx first saying that he was
Ne Chair and then saying that he protested against the
whole proceedings remarked that nothing left but Tor
them to withdraw He then left the room with > Town,
SEND one of the Secretaries followed by other gentlemen
The Convention then proceeded TO make permanent ogan
cation and, OIL motion, Aid. OSCAR w STURTEVANT
was called to the Chair and d. C. CAhMEYER and JAMES
KENNEDY appointed Secretaries On motion, the Conven
1on proceeded ballot for Delegate the Third
be held at Baltimore the 18th day OF June Upon count
Sps the ballots II four that VIM L. SHARDLOW re-
csiyed IA votes; JOHN Il. FRINK, votes aud o. w.
STIIRrEVANT I vote. WIN. L. SHARDLow having re-
seved thirds OF the votes cast notion unanl-
posly elected the Delegate represent this District Bal
eli sted Alternate On notion the Convention ordered that
certificate be prepared for the Delegate to he duly anthem
casd by the Chairman and Secretaries and signed by the
whole delegation Said certificate having been duly pre-
pared and gned by the whole delegation on notion the
Convention adjourned
JAMES KENNEDY
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z v=y- vr1uxtriaI Home Ass0ciation.-A HON.
FOR ALL AT LITTLE COST-The friends and sussS SET,
ben 70 lie Mopeth and Association are requested e
WF IgsEe Evening May 10 O'Clock. Public
'peAAe'' BuxToN l. CHAMBERS, No 81 Chamber'-'t
vT5s 1:re.t Success.-St. Nicholas Building
ssociotion-Be prepared for the first redemption OF
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taken at the first monthly meeting indicates 'na. y M
fse hsres are redeemed ard before the entrance zee
raised Call the Office, No 10 Duane corner o Ct 81
ham at and your names Present entrance fee vi
monthly ooe'' w L. CONKLIN Ne Bowery, Pres't
Rosr d. HART No. l6 Duane ST., Secy.
ny Third Mechanics, Building and Mutual
Lam AssOciatiOn.-The third regular meeting OF the
above Association i'll be held No 1863 Bowery on TUES
DAY EVENING May l9 at O'Clock, when shares VIII be
offered for redemption. This Society although not tnfec
old has already " shares and the entrance
fee will materially be raised -, r..
Az there are but Shares left and the entrance fee
only 50 cents persons DESTROYS of joining had better attend
this meeting .,
This Association loans money az Hx PeI cen. o Ce eoan
amount advanced j. rESAnA-, ooo4e'alJ.
the Nassau Building Association Of Brooklyn for SALE
ply at No III Hudson-av Brooklyn, between the hours OF
and In the evening
rY- Third Manhattan Building Association.
The Office of this Association has been removed TO No oil
Cbambersst under the Lorsrd Insurance Company This
shares subscribed for All who wish TO JOIN
Building Association will find this to their advantage a. It
is nearly full and they wish TO close their books Those
wishing join, do BY calling at the Secretary
Office No 81 Chambersst Open from A. NJ TO D r M .
TO receive subscriptions and dues.
JAMES s. LIBBY, President
DAVIS COLLAMORE, Vice-President
wv WESTON, Secretary, No. 81 Charnbers-st
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This Day Published,
THE COURTSHIP AND ADVEN-

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Henry Cockton is really irresistible Even patient mf-
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characters are life degree Of exactne which renders
them instantly recognizable ard there hun nor aod dro
ery pathetic quaintness his "nien
make his books welcome guests the reside circle
For sale wholesale and retail, BY GARRECTS co..
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ITO FURNITURE DEALERS and

CABINET MAKERS The present. proprietor being
about to mage in other business DESTROYS Of d,ons OF
hs present place. Furniture Waeroom and Workasp,
Together with the sock reasonable terms The sa
an old one and constantly improving tor man WIN
sn all capital this good opportunity Addes, WIN -
name FURNITURE, this office.
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~ Fifth Ward Temperance Alliance.-The
second quarterly meeting viii be held on TUESDAY EVEN
ING 18th instant in the Duane-st. Methodist Episcopal
Church between Hudson and Greenwchss The meeting
viii be addressed by Rev G; J; WARREN, Rev r. A.
CHALKER Hon. E. ID. CULVER Hon. T.. L. SNOW,
and W. II. BURLEIGH Esq. Corresponding Secretary Of
sts New-lok Suite Temperance Society. Appropriate
singing by the choir Admission Free To commence pre-
snely al u o'clock L. 5. BECK, PrssL
lac II MATHEWS Sec'y
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81 600 WORTH OF FASHION "a. :'lllIo I

be e1ct gsd fore House aid io N o. ns me cry or
sl Farm. The furniture TO Be seec'ea sIo1 q e. pr
Iond and moftrage for which slze per cenfase VI" 90
80, IprIy st 10. 81 Broadway, feoohd Hoor
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lust Observation-Disclosures

lust D-COLERIDGE'S
- BIOGRAPHlA LITERARIA, s04 pages. 81 81
LLTk'S RITUAL OF FREEMASONRY, .
DUO De LA ROCHEFOUCAULDS MAAIMS, elegant
portrait, g.
TAYLOR'S ELEMENTS OF THOUGHT, 70 match,
rs cents
By reittne the books will he sen. TO any part OF the
country by post WM. GOWANS, No. l7s Fulton-st
THE MOB CAP; and THE SEQUEL
Il TO 1T.
THE PEDDLER; and Other Tales by Mrs. Caroline Lee
Henz suthor If Lndur Renas etc. etc, is published
and for sale this morning all the News Agents and PERIOD
zeal stores IN TIE United States. Prce SOC copy only
Published by T. B. PETERSON,
No 90 Chestnut-st- Philadelphia
PETERSON has also just published
FALKLAND. by Sir L. Bulwer. 2jcen's.
TIE GRUMBLER. by Ellen Pickering IS cents
TIE TWO BRIDES, BY T Arthur. Is cents
POOR JACk, by Captain Manyatt. 80 cents
TOW Err OF LONDON BY Ailsworth 100 Illustrations
The Trade supplied at the lowest rates.
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e Allegbania Ledge, No. 1873, L. d. OF
O.EThe officers and brothers OF this Lodge requested
70 meet THIS TUESDAY AFTERNOON at o'clock, at
The coe4of Comeis and 4hsts neer 6th.av to attend
JoHN KENT Sec'y Abb MOTT, N @.
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CET- American Institute-FARMERs CLuB'0A
regular meeting will be held the Repository No. ISL
Broadway, on TUESDAY May is, at noon Suhect-Cover
EtrangcIs respectfully invited Admission nee TO AL
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ITO PRINTERS-A RARE CHANCE.

II Wanted a purchaser CT partner in an established
Newstsper and Job Dce Ia the city man o. the nsns
stamp with or without capital will be treated with or inc
whole will be sold on liberal terms Address with paftica-
lam OUTDOORS, Tribune Office.
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AN EXPOSITION and EXPLANA-
IA TON of the modern Phenomena called Spirit Mani
festatons comprising the RappDgs Movements Writing
Mediums and various other Phenomena connected there
with with from different writers OF remarkable
Pophesying Visions Clavoyance,
&c &c By Beniarin Franklin Cooley. Price, % cents.
For sae by EOWLERS& WELLS. No. Isl Nassau-s Ny.
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Uant employment.

4 Bass SINGER is DESTROYS of an en-
N gaeement in Qsartette, otherwise. Address SIG
MA, Tribune Office
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IN by J. c. RIKER, No. l29 Futonst-
COBB'S SPEAKER, containing ample Exercises In Flo
cuon Prose Poetry and Dialogue with an Introduction
based upon the system Of James Sheridan Knowles and
also many Ensavings illustrating gesture, attitude &c
Mr. Cobb the author of popular series OF school books
Of which over six millions have been sold
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Nstice 20 Passengers from Panama 70
gamorn'R.-2he PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM.
KANf feel called upon give pucic notice tickets
~ recognzed BY then agent Panama which not
ee % ca oicer Of this Company and that tickets thus
eec can ee Obtained only their Agency, No. In West
= ~ l. BARTLETT, Esq, Boston or Of Mssrs ARM
unvcv, HARRIS CO, New Orleans. New York Jan.
u lSx By order, WIN a. DAVlDGE Secretary,
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" Notice.-PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY
Official information has been received at this office that tho
Railroad has been opened for travel Fola the
on above Bo sodsas for the present aud until the road
Sopened to the crossing place the Chssres River The
trains leave daily from Aspinwal at so A NJ aud Frols
0SPM FRANCIS SPIES Secretary
Ohee Panama Railroad Co. New.York May 10, 1859.
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WILL BE READY on SATURDAY.
w In svo Price Al Is LECTURES on H!SrlOI.
OGY OR TIE APPLICATION OF THE MICRO
SCOPE TO ANIMAL AND VEGETABLE STRuC-
TURES Delivered at the Royal College Of Surgeons OF
FINLAND. BY John Queket', NJ D., &c
H. BAILLIERE, Publisher, No. 90 Broadway
VT7ATER CURE.-All Works on Hy-
w psihy, Physiology, Magnetism, Physognomy, Pho,
biography Phepology, and the Natural Sciences generally
for sale BY FOWLERS WELLS, No. l3l Nassaust, Nj
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COAP FACTORY-For sale, the fix

lures four years lease, and good will Of an essb,nea
s1sper well arranged for making Fancy Shaving and cess
quality Of Family Soaps with the recipe OF new and yaaa
lie s6or SAVING Wsshng Soap which has already over ~
snou ers The owner having other business requiring hie
Absence from the country viii ss at bsrfsip TO can
Customer Full particulars gwen upon an interview Al.
dress with real name b A. H. al TINS oihce stating "hsfs
an interview may be had on the 18th and 18TH
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4 S good Cock, by respectable Woman.
IA She good Cook, and would be willing to assist with
washing snd ironing in small private family, and is an
ceent Baker il required give good city reference
Gail at No $50 West nth st. between It'll and sthays In
the rear. Can be for two days
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A NURSE and Seamstress, or Chamber
maid and do fine washing by Protestant Girl; good
city reference given Cali at at No 1873 Forsyth for two
days, second floor
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OFFICE OF THs NEw;Yosk STAT. TsLsss APP Co.

OFFICE on THE NEw-YoRK STATE TELEeRAPn Co,
No 20 Wallst, May S. 1882
~ Special N0tice.-Thc Annual Meeting Of the
gcckhode Of the York State Telegraph Co, viii be
Md at the Howard Hotel In this city the 18th inst at
O'Clock 7. NJ. J. MCKINNEY, secretary.
rY- ELECTROMAGNETIC consequence nf the concert concert
h,Nadame tn the adjourned meeting OF the
Amcrlcan Ges1rsphcal and Historical Society viii not be
held this evening. Nj d. BEAN, hcc oect1
ry- Notwithstanding ATLANTIC, from Liverpool
viii under general order at her oerh
foot Of Ceiulst, on WEDNESDAY,, May ~, at 7 A NJ
Conrgnees will please send their permits on board imme
dastsy, and attend to receipt OF their goods ~
L. X. COLLINS co.
" At n Meeting OF Co. Il, American Rifles,
held Americas all Friday afternoon, May a. 1857,
the following resolutions unanimously adopted;
Reored That OF hanks be and Is hereby rendered
20 Sheen American Brass Band for the music furnished us
on the occasion of our first parade
Rered That vote of thanks be and hereby rendered
b the lady of Orderly J. H. Cutter for splendid bouquet pre-
septed to the Captain.
Resed That OF thanks be and Is hereby rendered
70 Mr. Austin and lady for elegant wreath presented
- the Company.
tSgned) CEAS. II. WHEELER, Captain
J. YoUNGs Secretary.
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A s NURSE and Seamstress, by a re-

IA spectacle American Girl with good recommendation
Inquire at the residence Of her present employer No. ~
hot
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[IIANTED-A Yiolinist of the first rank,

to go into pleasant part OF the country 70 teach the
Violin few weeks during the present season None o1s
finished Performer need apply To such an one liberal re-
Enumeration will offered The location Is situated in shell.
bue Chittenden CO., Vermont the east shore o. LAKE
mes south OF the pleasant village OF bur
inson Vt Address 7. NJ. SHELBURNE, VT, with termss
kc
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4 S SEAssrREss and Chambermaid, by
~ a re,,ectable Protestant Girl or Chamberwork aud
Waiter in small private family. Apply at No % Grove
Ct, in the rear Can be seen for two days.
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A S plain SEWER, and to take care Of
N children by respectable Woman. She has objec
ons to travel with family TO Europe Has the very best
Of reference Apply Mrs Murphys, No. 50 Pearl,
Whitehsllsts, third floor.
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AS SEAMsrREss, or Companion for a
n Lsdy BY a steady young Woman; understands all
kinds OF Sewing The best reference can be given Call al
No. 2SS Elizabeth-st. Can be seen for two days
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TITO TRAVELLERS and EMIGRANTS

w lRAN ElIEKS ana EMlUhhN To-
i AT TANNERS Map Store. No. 247 Broadway, cor.
Of Muays. may be had Pocket Travelling Maps OF every
desc ption, Guide Books &c. Also, Wall Maps OF the
World Quarters u. States ~ and s. America large and
small and various prices Foreign Maps imported to or
der. Maps mounted.
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A : SEAnsrsEss or Nurse. by respecta-

~ ie ycung Protestant Woman understands shirt rs
3 est Sewer and make cdildrens dresses IS iui
el - N lake chaJ &c u baby. food reference gwen
-r ECU - 70 days Call st No. 10 West I9ta-ss 10 U
-6..s . = set,Ul to sc IN the country.
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T s. SCHOOL AGENCY.-Mutual

~ Beneht and savings Instifnte, = u. WILCOX,
Propre,or No 25 Broadway EssbisheI tsf7 Cor eli Eda-
csfinrs Orders Correspondence throughout N. uuson-
n. so,iaions daily by the best Institutions, families and
teachers who have confidential ar perpetual announce
ent Of their and merits upon the pages OF the he
ter the cheapest advertiser Ae world One per cent N
advance on the required compensation tor one year.
irg board cancels advance ana brochures tne aa
engagements secured oy sfanse1-
able check Other deposits share equal profits Aoney re-
funded reporting for teachers and pupils SEEK
ing boarding sea ools postpaid.
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A YOU'VE LADY of high qualifications,
psh herself in the art of Drawing desires situation In
Seminary to which attached Drawing Teacher of the
will he consdered an equivalent for board and instruction
Reserences-Prof Brokesby Washington College Hartford
Rev Walter Clarke Rev j. Brace, Mtord Prof Andrews
etc Address TEACHER care OF ID. w Bartlett, Avon Ct