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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-24

ITO RENT-,A comfortable RSoIl anu pc
r,oso in tho Rad story q House No SIS Greenwch-st.
r.sion ayen immediately. Apply In the Bakery On tae
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COUNTRY SEAT WANTED-TO purcha 20,

" Will 3 10 ~ acres Of land, on the line OF me hu1sOn
River or kcw York and New Haven Railroads. within 40
snts OF tie city Must 10 healthy location well wooded
with sood wnier view. Apply to w WOOD, 65 WAhss
EOR SALE-llouse and Lot No. 235 9th'st.,
between let and 2d-tvs bull by days work Rader tho
spperss, Of ~. $50, Ine lot 10 ~
ti ort by ahot ~ feet deep. Tie house ~ feet wide
by esp exclusive OF clo-ed piasl wiki Creton
water bath closet 6c An coepcte and ia perfect
order. AprlJ 20 ID q MsCfARLAN, No Nssean-f.,
from 10 A NJ. 10 IN.
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X o. IN, Poo,,. nth GOOD steady Power, TO let in
~. ne Derot Buildnz OF Center and
xpply 10 w. A ALLYN, on the premises seoona no"'
from 9 TO 10 daily
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-24

h Farms ffon the WY oes, 20 ne communist IN the
State iioGsc- and Lots Stots 1sneryS Fubic-ltoso~
In fact Real Esaie VI al -oIts and ~ az Pccs Ca. on
SNAlL, Saturdays from II 10 O'Clock ~ the Psec
Hotel; osbea aAyS sl PlAlnaall. New JeEsey.
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NOR SAIE-A fine one story House, about

Vh NNf-I.-A IIIV w WY TI.'"S.' ~
III So feet square, aud ot ~ sorcs 1t Fort Lre about
half mile u,n the lending. The house conains rooms
as has coca cellar underneath end para ~ tron Is IN
fst-rste oTcr and patty fho lot Is 40 feet front
the mad with sudsose pcSei tsacs nas t"o gcsi
xsls and Surfing of wafer rni aboat % uees Of the
hsst quality on IT, Also 6le bir 2 tet by is foss-s-
son can BE- had Immediately. Arry 70 ID. T. MACFAS
Ian, Nassaust tom 10 4. NJ Ie+ 7. NJ. Price So
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EOR SALE-A Tnrm. cnntnining l6O acrps

E0R SALE-A Farm, containing l6O acres,
II QC0 mIrovcd) aud in GOOD cultivation. The land u
SMOOTH n w6teICd and p asnlty situated, where cash
home market may be had fof all kinds of produce at New
Yosk prices. with lao miles TRANSPORT dion sided On the
pIenises are ncc Sary budics snd good oich,d Pnoe
S35IO
Aeo % OF good lani 600 inpropdl in the COnnty
Of Ulster On The premises nfccssay buildings saw
mill, and spll ndid wafer power. Fee 81 80
Alec several hundred of uninproy,d lands viii he
sold at gltRt bargain.
An oftr above lands excepting the 20 acres in the
County OF sullivan and sd icE % pan4 rOats making a
daily uncston with NrlOA City by stage aud r,il-
road Title indspusablc Tr easy. foF further par
eculsu inquire Of ,.... ,,..,, =,
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EOR SALE-A very choice Private Resi-
II dence, srsied in Csuol-p'rcc, in the City OF New
Brunswick. embracing ecmlnodi'Cs cwelng, with large
dnre rot m attached with stab In the
The iot lie ug with hne garden, aled win aNirety Of
choice t aud IL located Va n ne best nc Soshoods
the city. The terms of se vii % sccon liodatnS Ap
plioation SAy be made JACOB T. GiRAUD gr, No. l33
fsont-st, New-York, or 70 PETER CONOVER No. lze
6eerge-st., New brunswick, y. }.
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UENRY BENARY. dealer in new and

second hand Pianos No So Bowe-y, oEers for sale
very low sp ndid rosewood 81 aad octave Pano
bs New ork end Boston make. Second amos from
e. See Having Broadway expenses he dsdes every
CLIFTON.
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LIGHTE & NEWTON, No. %

wi C.n.ls in consequence Of the increased disao and
nrriv,ed roruar;.y Of their PIANO-FORTES, Iave eS
te- ded them business and prepned q OFF, 70
ther friends and thcse wishing superior ist I-ent "a
eIteusv ecrtrz plain and ornamented G. a Of mod
ern STYLE from st ~ octlve Second hand amos szen
IN excianse Broadway Ware-rooms, NO IL
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Real estate for Sale.

A COTTAGE on the HUDSON for SALE
N or LEASE.-1he advertiser DC1ng about TO remove
from the country desires has present residence to
cash customer 1t situated the pleasant healthy VII
lsre Of Dobbs Ferry n miles b. Hudson Railroad 10
new neat fine view 0ithe Hudson good irden, wo OF
water kc attached ard Will make table pleasant home
M X. COUZENs, Dobbs Ferry, or d. N. c0WDRY, No.
\ yn.x,t ores
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Gonses to Get.
and APARMENTS to LET at

II WEST HOBOKEN-A small House; rent - a
month alec Rooms with two or three bedrooms; rent II
a. 30 snd s.; also, large Bssment y Si rem, 10 ~
vance 10 small quiet families only Apply at tne iaiso
new house IN the cepts. Of the village.
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poIiiiral Notices.

r. Our "Champion ,, T. no More:-YoUNG
cfxRD HENRY clay ASSOCIATION. The msmoefs
- he one Guard ave equeste' 20 attend soca met.
SATURDAY EVENING, July 3. at O'clJck At Odd
rslou Hall corber Grand and Ceutre SITS, 10 take sucn
scops a. ar pTuTe paying Just tribute n the m norv oil
Hoo HENRY CLAY. who deparisd this LIE at Washington,
yuie -. ornr, =, ,,,cOr AZ Dill.
BY oroeI Albert IL NiCOHAl' IieSiue"'
e A THOMPSON. Secretary
~ Tv elitb Ward Whigs.-A meeting Of Wings
NJ the Oa twelfth Ward will be held IN the large room
AVER Fsrnefop's Hotel corner ot 3d-ay aud i<'h 81
Harlem Cd WEDNE SDAK EVENING o-Nt the Hh Of
ly AZ oclock for the purpose Of organizing CluO ior
~, ,uppDr n Of the Wing candidates for rresoeu &c All
bes Of the Ward Invited TO attend and take part
r. In sixteenth Ward Wbig COmmitree, July
1852 Hhere0s Intelligence Of great NanBai CALAMITY y
tbs death ofthat nOhles Of Pstrothe greatest OF States
meptbe puest OF men-iENRY CLAY, has been received
by thi- COMMITTEE: Therefor,
Jsred That while we deeply deplore the loss we are
call, pon to lame feel that bis example hos been
IN .ched upon our National History for us 10 follow 10
m. rcis oador truth sncert fOrbearance ano Goa.
a ion OF towards another for the SAKE OF peace concord
spd ba,n,ony an6 the success Of Wing principles. $50
Resor,d That we sill unite in any decentralization whlch
NAV be cal ed forth by OF the Nations bereavement
Is az be designated by The Common Counc, OF r CITY
WILLIAM CRUSSELL, Chm.
II H. WHEELER, Sec'y pro tenn.
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WENTWORTH TRIBUNE.

xxx- yORk DAILY TRiBUNs 3.
.-o gyERY MORNING, lsunoAy ExcK' 'seJ
sy GREELEY a McELRATH.
.uuxs BUILDINGS. coRSEa or SPRUCE AND sA''
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..r,.,s5 10 City Subscribers TO- III Cens psI go
80 hsy orsfer they pay 10 sSvanos a. To- Ds's
~ -ahs OF a year AZ the same rofe SiDso S'FI1s
HScssts NAL Subscribers Five Dolsrs per ann '5
49, Ruhscnp6oos taken Tor sz uoopths FOR .h1e'
S.S Al 90 three Dollassin advance required In :"
$50 Nth Country Newspapers Daily Papers Ie sI -
80, 9ss whose terms hsher thss tSoss OF 10 ''N
- go sos s'lOees snS difference
sBE NEW-YORk WEEKLY TH1bUNh,
vrRY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY
,r.haa oyerv SATURDAY MORNING, at tie 10" prioso
ssrAapun IN advance Eight copies for sIo OF .V.LS
- 10 one address for SO end the paper n no ca
80 I.yona IT, time which Ia paid AdveInss
= a., .seei gill be charged Scents Der ne esSo
YUH sEMi-WEEKLY THIbUNh
q. .sl.ss.a oye-y TUESDAY and FRIDAY morning
s.sssaura Two copies for s. Ten Tor -" A"F0''''
ga ssuts line Tor each insertion
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Reliaions Notices.

.-l-.rHa .r.t s. ~ l. W. r.
re- Faurth of July -erniOn.--A Discourse suitable
oSs Day vii :. deyeed n The i5sst Prs
Church by the PssIIr ltSy > u Buzz HAND D'DD
TOMORROW AFTERNOON, at O'Clock
~ National Freedom End its Responsible
tissA discourse the above suh'o s19ped 70 te an
nivsIsaIy Of American Independence VII be delivered ~
Rev DR.. KEhNAnAY, IN the Was1ipgt9",sti "a NJ =;
l6I o'clock NJ.
~ Sorire-Rev. JOHS MARSH. Secretary Of the
American Ten Union Will DE- liver discourse ~
MORROW EVENING. In the Rev. Or Cheevers Churcn'
UnioD-square. Cd the Maine Law.
ry- second Unitarian church, BroohIyn.-
pr, ach O.MORROW. at ~ M and 7. NJ. al Chapel
femNe Aeacemy, JoTaemJn'st, Brooklyn
~ Episcopncy and RepuhIicanism; Is the
Protestant Episcopal Church Congenla TO keonGlcan
Goy,uUentp A Serson on this question TOMORROW
MORNING. at lOj O'clock IN St Georges Chapel corner
of Cliff and Btekuan-sts, by Rev. D. EVANS
70 The denIh Of Henry clay will he the subject
OF discourse in the Cannon st Baptist Church next SAD
BAH Az rERNOON, by Rev. HI. EDDY Services c'm-
menet at "a O'clock
m Mar,rers, Church, Observation-Disclosures
stVi,es for the 4th OF JrlS-key. Mr SIOMf OF t9e
ecioch PM The crews Of the L s. triEse Independence
spd the Marion aud ali sesuen aud their friends are invited
10 attend
r. On sunday Morning, 6 Sermon adapted to
ils cay (4h Of july WIN be preached in the Forytht
H. ChuIch BY fhe Pastor. Rev. J. b. WAktLEf, from
"RChsou ess Exseih Nation but Sin Is ReproAc9 TO
any People, In the evening discourse the Evils OF In
ttmptI8noe In the afternoon Rev. GEORGE HCGdES
OF Jersey City will preach.
~ second Advent RIeetins.-Elder J. g. BEN
NIT. from Vermont will preach ON LORDS DAY 30
morrow } IN the Hal the corner OF Grand ano f.nLa
beth SITS Also a Grove Meeting viii be hed on MONDAY
lie hlh in the " anu' Grove. Mott Haven The meetlng
VIII be conducted by Elders @ @ STORRS ard j. g. BEN
NETT Lvets Of truth and liberty are respectfully In
Nttd to attend.
~ Eastern ConaregatI0nni Church.-Rsv
GfO II CHFFNFR ID. d. will preach Ia this Church on
SABBATH EVENING. July (. Subject, lntempeTance
spo The Maine Law Services TO commence at O'Clock
~ second Rs0rmed Presbyterinn church,
TONORROW 10y the Past r Rev. s FlNNEN NJ rn-
ing Icl aiti noon, o'clok Seats Tree The public are
invited.
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Mem Publications
THRILLING ROMANCE.--Pub

A RUMiNCE or LIFE IN NETWORK, or the
Secret Order Of The Seven by the author OF Abel Par
Is" &C. with numerous eneTavinss from nr lna designs
Price rs cents STRINGER L TOWNSEND,
222 Broadway
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nIAHAN,S OWL ENGINEERING.

NTAHAN'S CIVIL ENGINEERING.
Nh AN ELEMENTARY COURSE OF CIVIL EN-
GINFFRING FOR THE USE OF THE CADETS OF
ThE UNITED STATES MILITARY ACADEMY. by ID.
IT, Mahsn NJ A Professor of Military and Civil Engineer
nR in the Military Academy Sixth edition, with large ad
oeroa and many new cuts. ] vol svo. cloth 50.
CONTENTS: Building Materials, Stone, Lime hoLtsr
MaSics Glue Brick Wood Metals Pai7ts snt 'ni'hez
Results Of Experimental Researches the Strength OF Ma
t+ras Masonry Framing, Bridges Roads Railways Canals
Rivers Sea Coast Improvements - ~
Published and sale by JOHN WlLE1 No lof broad"ay
In Press, by the same author:
TIE INDUSTRIAL DRAWING BOOk-lncluding
Elementary, Mechanical Typographical Drawing, Gei
vol 8vo
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ITO CAPITALISTS. MANUFACCU-

Il RERS MILLERS MECHANICS, &c.-The Brgh-
ton and Rochester Maruacung ASSOCIATION OF Beaver Co..
Pa will offer for few days in the Guy of New YORK I'M
paaleed hsrcsins who Wish make ucrsr q IN
vesments This properly consists o. about loo Of
gIcrud in h- shape OF 10 Blocks and Acres for building
manufacturing purposes Immense Water Power
Goa Banks Stone Quares Iron Or. FIGURING Mills, saw
Mls Cotton Factory Paper Mil Mechanic shops H)us
stores Warehouses; &C. about fifty in NUMBER together
with Locks Dams Mil Races and various other improve
ments machinery &c-in the Of delightful hea Thy
n sion with numerous facilities b. Railroads Cs"als Rv-
es SC fourishng village population OF about lOO
For rsrti MARS call on the ag-n of SAID CJmpanv Love
joy's HOTEL (dung the ih 5h and 9th inst ghnss de-
scptive pamphlets maps, rences ~, may be found;
or adjress, pest paid, the senr, above.
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Chanrss for Business &lsn.

A RARE CHANCE.-FOr Sale, safe
ard profitable thanksgiving Bus1ees In this ely
easily be leaned that has wide connection ana
erv he ror1n.f ard II has been in successful opera
The last y years Price, 5000 cash, or Will be partly
taken In mpruyed real estate. With about SU" more
could be altered turn out double the quantity IL
3Oes now. and will ALWAYS find ready marAet because II
has The best of recommendations IN thli country lhe
ground where II stands on lease Of 10 70 run
frCm November next subject renewals Of u yeas
each. assctory reason 10. selling viii Be made snoN H.
For particulars address MANUFACTUR ER al the Oce OIL
tbispguc
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sJJJTF If PARLORS, with Bedrooms,

Awsrdrobes Closets Bath, &C. sttacnea fara.hsd
S liz with sssws the JOIN, occupancy Of s %G
gentlemen and their wives or o. spsrS References e.
single gentlemen. Full or Tsi''Ai ''-'-'
changed.
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RIrW GERMAN GRAMMAR.-A
C,pIpITIT.I TFJEGRAPH, No. 9, for

e PIKTTUAL TELtunhi N, y v.
SJul, 5 published by CHARLES PARTRihDGEs ,i,,,.s
is is.utd--C obtaining Two fe.Ts wiz ssiri ,ual
sIIerrs Poceedirgs Of the NewYoIk Conie, Tsc,s
"A,tourdn Spiritual Maniiesialiorsi smsIsbis
o:nn emit xscuied and signed BY fay SIX sP Ssws
FOR ale 81 No Courtlsndt-st. and Of the genera
Dtptts
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~ comnapy ID. wasbiogton t:reys-srEClAL
oRnyR"Npw-ioKk JGly la52-Ths COMPANY h,y l ~
BEEN d.si,ed a, the Gusrd Of Honor over ts ~ =,
- urNpV CLAY members are directed q assemble A.
ib .,nsrv rfIIs DAY, (Ss urdayl az II oeock 10 tu
trifIm rrsv psnisoons, without knapsscss ana w''7
Cu.PIN Orderly.
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~ Notice-Rev JOHS MARSH. Secretary OF the
American Teuo. rAIc, Union Will liver discourse TO
MORROW EVENING in the Rev. DR. Cheevers Church,
JuioD-square the Maine Law.
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NOR SALE-An interest in an estah.

lisbed and profitable siness which can be increased
any One Of the partners wishes 70 90 out on &C
count of in health For business with from
$1,000 to SIS OO0 capital this presents excellent o2Portu
nifty. Address J. Tnbane Office.
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17Hk MARINE HOTEL al Fairfield,

Connecticut @tl be opened b. ia proprietor }.
sONAOT On LIST day Of Juns next a summer IanSs
N tie Neyr-York Hotel The Marine Hotel situated 10
seautif village on Long Island Sound srordins al the u
3ucsnertI u excellent ba:hus and romantic dfiVes
he adjacent country Every endesvor will Be ezeteo =
.ura f5Y the Hotel the distinguished patToDsss OF pr
,sasous Plans he And rooms ensss5o q Ems.
SOL a, PajTdeld or AZ the EeygYork Hotel rue
- -, york is 81 miles and trains BY the ev or 49,
~. Tsvep EsfrnaS stop At Bsir6ehsev"rAl tn,es 20 80.
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COVNTRY BOARD-Hudson River,

pear the city, but quite out OF town"-The Mausion
House a6st on the side is gentsel private "stah
Lslmsut Access by Jenny Lind from pier No
So Cbambersst, at 9i l. and 81 O'clock Bl'ommgdAle
from CITY Hall and X ees 8thay sages at all hours
aud after July the HUDSON River Railtoad will stop
twice day very near the House.
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NTkW SCHOOL BOOKS. - SELECT
~ CREATIONS OF NJ TULLluS CICERO Sith
English notes the OF Schools and Colleges bS Rev
sALIi-ST's HISTORY OF TIE CONSPIRACY or
CATALINE ard Jugurthine War. with En5iltI NOES 0i
the use OF schools By Rev Peter Baion'' D. y. =.
AflIGH SCHOOL ARITHME TIC, containing t1s ere
,niary and higher principles Of the science WI thel APP
thcaioT alsn appendices Exchange srd Msl'uA CA
Probt ts with applications OF the later to LIZ A.nu
ties and Life Insurance.. BY James b Dodd ~ MOTIF
son Professor Of Mathematics and Natural rhioSoPuJ III
The sTuDENTSs FOURTH READER. By j. S.
An ANALYTICAL AND PRACTICAL ENGLISH
GRAMMAR By Rev p. Bullion ID d., snthor oil Lana
Ctsn,r,rr and a Gee Grammar, on the same p'an
are respectfully requested to examine the above
~OIn ,-,; ~1ii'N "-' PRATT, WOODFORD CO.
reputation No Courtlandt st.
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i3oar0 and &Ooms.

i FEW SINGLE or MARRIED RI FL u n:-,'.l
n Nv s"piyipgat NJ 10 PoPl4I-str Brooklyn nis"@'
, en- MIN ~ te.' wsA from Fulton ferry.
\ FEW Persons can be accommodated
~ with RoaId and the privilege OF oa.nihs, 81 Inc
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GROCERY for SALE.-The entire

stock ar fixtures Of the Grocery the southeast corr
rer Of ;h av and 32dst together with Horse aad Aso
will be cold low tor cash-an excellent sand doing COCO
business and incr ang daily Speedy notice s requested
the city FOR further particulars
inquire on the premises
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LXTHIG NEWSPAPER ESTABLISH

w MENT for SALE-For sale, on reasonable terGa
one OF the most eligible Country Newspaper E"abus1nents
In New az and There is no other WING or In the
IT, whic, con aims population yearly 5000 aad which
gives Oronsry Wing maj rty " from one hundred % FIVE
hundred Inquire OF HORACE GREELEY, Esq Tribune
Office or Nv B. PALMER Newspaper Agency, Tnbute
BUILDINGS New-Ycrk
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NEW MONTHLY.-The subscri-

NEW NUN Ill - lie SuDNCIi-
IA bsB will issue il The present month the first number
Of 3 n onthy publication 10 be entitled TdE NA-
TlONAL MAGAZINE devoted 10 Literature, Art, ReL
gion, and General intelligence. -
Assuming that progressive" spirit practical predilec
tons religious sentiment characteristics OF the
Ampi, en- mind that these not ucaoabe OF union
with the est ashec tastes will be the aim Of this peri
oocal combine with such articles the popular mind
usually Ieish.s with most svdty elevated literary tone
critical appreciation Of art the discussion OF great praca
questions and Just recognition OF Itgon-reigon with
out dogmatsm and without sectsnauism. hohing shall
appear which directly indirectly offend Inc gen
era Chris sentiment render It un@ecome To the
puTest religious family.
twill be emse ished with numerous enTavines-nost OF
them illustrative Of real facts Besides an ablno
AM miscellany Essays Sketches TranslsoGs Poetry &C.
original and selected IL III comprise depaImertso Ler
AIRY News Intelligence, Book Notices Religious lot rim
alton. General News prepared thoroughly by sAlHui
haros.
The public nav rely with certainty on the regular and per-
nArent issue OF the MAI lONAL MAGALlNE,' as the
fullest provisions for editing and Publishing II have been
sde based upon capital entirely competent 10 the design
Il Will be published at the commencement OF each month
and contain uDeysE pages number making two vol,
ues per annum Of early six hundred pages each Ii Will
be thu largest monthly Of Its plce IN the United states
liberal will be made 70 wholesale purchaser 10
cerFymen and others who act agents IN procuring sub
scribeys commission OF 70 per cent. viii be allowed or
sixth COPY Of che work FOR five subscribers Terms - per
aInum in advance Single numbers lGi cents-Juy l81[
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ry secord Unitarian church, Brooklyn.-
Seats free-Rrv. JAMES FREEMAN CLARKE Will
NJ, sch U. MORROW. at ~ NJ and p NJ. at Chapel
femaie Academy, Juraem INST, Brooklyn.
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New Edition; Price p cents.
CtIPERNAIl THEOIOGY and LIFE

- in the sPHFREs-dcduced from alleged spir'tut
Mani.f'siions Py own WAREES-the most interest
irr this Of books yet publisb.d For sale by FOW-
LERs Il ELS. No. ISL Ma sau-st, Eew-fork Puee oy
n. ali, pos,rBid. 81 cents
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LAMPORT q CO, will

A NOKN 1911, LA vi rum O w., VIII
" Inblish on Wedr esday July 7: THE NAPOLEON
DYNASTY; or The History of the Bonaparte Family. By
The b, Tkeley Men. CONTENTS.
Orgn Of the Bonapartes
Italy Corsica.
Carlo and Lttitia.
Napoleon-EmpeIor
M sIs PAiL1 Sai,n Empre''e'
Joseph-Kipg Of Naples and Spain, and Julia Clary.
Lucitn-Tht Scholar and Prince Christine Boyer and Ne
anne JuhtTttOn.
Jerome King Of Westph4la, F'ederica Of WUremserg.
Fhzs Observation-Disclosures of Tuscany-Pasca BacciIi-
cch
pauline-Prncess Borghese and the Prince Borghese.
Can.In.- Queen Of Naples a, d Marshal Murat
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