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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07

THE GRAMERCY HOUSE, corner OF
2oth-st and Broadway. New-York. viii b opened ~
furnished in the most elegant style with every possible co.,
genince IL viii be kept the American aud European
plans combined and the propneto determined that
hall rank among the best family hotels IN the world
G. DONALD CO.
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AmusEmenfs.


~ BASSINI, the distinguished Violinist,
". will give his FIRST GRAND CONCERT on
MONDAY EVENING, June :, 1852, at METROPOLITAN
MADAME DE VRIEs.
sIGNORA VIETTi,
SiGNOR ARDITI,
MONS. MIGUEL,
the celebrated Volonces his rst appearance in America
HERR HEROLD
viii preside az the Piano; and also,
THE GRAND ORCHESTRA Of the ITALIAN OPERA.
PROGRAMME.
PART +.
l. Overture Comma di Vesy foil orchestra .Donizet
2 ANA from Annbse in TorIno .Rcci
Sung by signora VIETTI.
g. Grief and Jey-Cspriecio for violn........B assni
g. BAssINI .
T. Grand Aria, from duo Foscari..... .........Verdi
Sung by Madame De VkIEs
s. Indian March, for full orchestra Miguel
PART III.
6. Grand Duo di BTayura for two Violins and Bell
Accomoaniment, performed by SigDor ARDfTi
c. BAssISI, composed expressly for this occs- -
T. Sentimental Duettina--" A Night of Love- sung
by Madame De VRIEs and signora VIETTI for -.
this OCCASION composed .ArdLi
8. La Serensde and Ave Maria transcribed and
performed by Mona MIGUEL Piano Ac-
compartment, Herr HERoLD.. .Schuberth
9. La Polacca, from lombard. :........." ...Veroi
Sung by Nine DE VRIEs.
TO- Grand Fantasia for Violin Veuxtemps
Performed by c BAssINI.
II. BY request, The Great Russ Pavement Polka, for
full orchestra, ''hdll
Tickets so cents all parts of the Hall to be had at all
the principal Music Stores and Hotels Doors open at
o'clock. Concert to commence at o'clock.
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AS plain Cook, Washer and Ironer
n by Protestant Women in small family and is will
ing make herself generally useful Good city references
given Apply at No 1913 West 18th up stairs, between
9th and 9th.aya Can be seen two days.
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MARINE HOTEL, at Fairfield,

Connecticut viii be opened BY Ito proprietor, J. 3.
MONNOT, on the st day Of June next summer branch
Of tie New-Yof Hotel The Marine Hotel u situated Ia
beautiful village Long Island Sound sordns s tia In
ducements Of excellent bathing and romantic drives II
tire country Every endesvor viii be exeed 30 In
cure for Hotel the distinguished patronage Of previous
sasons Plans be and engaged ct the above
Hotel at Fairfield. st the NewYork Hotel The distance
from sew-Yok IS miles and trains by the NewYork and
EsvHaven Railroad Fairfield several times ZACH day
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NEW FRENCH BOOKS.-Just re

| II w ihCANSNl DOCihAJ'" NIb -
eeved slsrse and choice selection Of the most Fopu
lar Frer eh Literature TO which the attention Of astesb
respectfully directed by MOORE H0RSFALL Book
eT importers Of French and other Foreign Books Mer
chants Exchange, Of Hsnovtrt and Exchsn place
Now Resdy-M00RE X HORSFALLS List Of new
French Booka Published in 1852 Quarerly List Of New
and Standard American and English Works selected from
their stock for sale. No Gentlemen requested to for
ward their and both these Lists viii be forwarded Inn
plediately
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BOARD ON BROOKLYN Nights
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or Single Gen.

tl,en may obtain neatly furnished Rooms with full or
nsT al Board in the large House No 81 4th shaving
baths and Gas ia every Room French and Italian spoken
in the House. Dinner at past B.
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mup NEw.YORK TRIBUNE

.u.h.A every TUESDAY and FRIDAY morning. Incs
bpsenNos Two copies for s.. Ten for so Advertise
- nps s,nts line for each insertion
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DOARD.-A Gentleman and his VINE
I'D or few single gentlemen can Be accommodated with
fl or partial Board in house with all the model
So West 2lst-st
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HAYS'S HOUSE, Dalhousie-square,
Il IL Montreal @. =. POPE


~ 10 select residence for their families during the sum-
will ind no resort possessing the bned advan-
tages for health and recreation White skepure
air bathing IN lake Of spring water, romantic walks
and drives ne fishing ard boating abundance Of vegetables
grown the Lake Far and large Dairy attached The
viii be found very reasonable that weeks instead Of
days be enjoyed country hfe Boarde leave the
city in the mail ain ofthe Erie Railroad stop a. Cochecton
mail 70 and from the Hotel 10 city daily Churches aad
Schools within short distance OF the Lake Fer terms sd
dress @. B. WOODBRIDGE, White Lake PostOtiee, Sui.
hvan Conpfv "
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~ Il
w men and their Wives and two snse Gentle-
mem can be accommodated with board and airy rooms In
1uiet end pleasant location few minutes walk from Peck
Zip Ferry. Apply at No. II 4th-st
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CASTLE GARDEN.-ROUS SET

NASTLE GARDEN.-R y u , > r. Il
" FAMILY, under the management and direction Of
Mons JEAN ROUSSET; Treasurer, Mr. H. j. CONWAY
NOTICE.
Price Of admission, 80 cents Tickets to be had OF Mr.
Conway at the Garden from 10 AN till ppm, at all the
principal Music stores and at the door in the evening
The doors will be opened att and the performances to
commence at o'clock.
NIGHTS BALLET PERFORMANCES
MONDAYS, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and FRIDAYS.
The ROUSSET FAMILY respectfully announce that they
have taken this delightful place of resort for the SUMMER
SEASON To give full effect to their performances vast ex-
pense has incurred the interior Of this immense build
ing has undergone great alterations and Improvements The
Stage has been considerably enlarged throwing open the
proscenium and aordng full view OF the performances
Entirely and splendid Scenery an enlarged Orches-
ira the whole sstefuly decorated aud brilliantly lighted
full and efficient Orchestra, with numerous and effective
MONDAY EVENING, June 7,
will be produced the grand Mystic Ballet Of Action
titled SATHANlEL!
Or, THE TRIUMPH THE Cross!
with New Music composed and arranged expressly fof TINS
Ballet by Monsieur v Guerin.
Entirely New Scenery by........... Mons feliN Gam
assisted by Messrs Don Aroma and Wm SETON;
Extensive Machinery mi Mac.
Varied and Splendid Costumes MIR. flannery
cHARAcTERs IN THE BALLET. .
Satsniea File dEnfer. Mile Caroline housset
Marietta, Young Peasant ..: MILE Theresne hoosset
leila. Clemenune hoos'et
lie Ccmte AlbeTtl.. Adelaide hOusset
FilhbeIt Tutor 10 the Count. MODS Jean hoosset
For the remainder Of the numerous Characters incidents
Scenery Description Of Grand Panorama &c, small bills
and books Of the Libretto.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07

E'kEE EXHIBITION of fine European
n. III PAINTINGS The finest collection of Paint
s.s me Aud ever offered for sale in this country, now
Co.,, ae isise room 10 the Museum hiding Brooklyn,
81 A. sedon and Oraneess. They collected ~
sots - senticmsn, dnnng residence in Europe, and
Ia s, test sa1e;y 81 subjects suitable for adjoining
49,. iMets o. fnest re~dencss Trey win be otn dsy
DAY 40 10 sssin sses and -od kee,on
pe,ext rnlpff fNEStNGS. the le.h and lltb ct Q
W. Precise ,, ~ A c. FUTILE
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GUNNER RESIDENCE in PITTS

~ FIELD, BERKSHIRE CO. MAsS-One or two
nes and friends can be accommodated with largo
ard excellent and board n . MANSION which very
pleasantly located and arranged r summer ho1se and
within two minutes walk of the pnhEc Fer terms
ARK ps-ricalsrs seeFes J ~ NOBLE Pi;fsfee, Mere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07

THE MECHANICAL weekly Scien-
t6c and Practical Journal-Contents Of first numbers
Prospectus giving the outlines of the contents k OF the
Journal for the first year; Solution Of the celebrated
theOrem on Central Forces New Solutions and Rules on
the Strength of Material New Rules deduced the En-
CINE Fy-wheel Cost Of Stesmpower compared with the
principal Wster-powers in this Country; Southern and
Northern Manufacturing eompsIed Explosions on the
Western Rivers and the proportion OF their Propelhng
Mensuration; Mechanical Arithmetic; Motion Of Pendu-
ums; Sewing Machines new Gear Cutter. Illustrated;
Miscellaneous Selections Most Of the articles be
continued The second number will soon be Issued after
which it will be continued weekly, Terms 81 per year.
81 in advance FIVE copies lin advanced So ten copies lin
sdvsnce,l SIS. All Communications addressed to c. z.
LEONARD Editor, No. 100 Pearl-st, NJ
THE HYDROPATHIC ENCYCLO-
Il PEDIA-In two limo. Volumes by R. T. Trail, NJ. D.
Price s. 30. Just published by FowLER& WELLS, New
York and Boston.
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a. National BUILDING and Mutual Loan As

1 National BUILDING and Mutual Loan As
secintioe, Office No. IT'S Canalst open every evening
nom Ito 81 O'Clock Present entrance fee eli dues ~ per
month shares $500.
The hd regular monthly meeting OF this prosperous As
aion for the subscription of shares, &c, VIII be held al
he ofce No us Cenalst under the Peoples Bank, ON
hONDAY EVENING, June 7, AZ 81 o'clock. .
Members are notified 10 pay their dues before the night OF
meeting a. money will he received Except from new
nereersl AFTER the meeting IS organized
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nAVUTON. NEW-ROCHELLE.-.

Thu frst class and delgh;sl Summer Boarding House,
feplete with facilities FOR enjoying the bathing fnz riding
sailing ard ether Of this fashionable watching
Place open for the reception OF z1ss: and tns
Rsfsrsne.-samueI T. Frnx, ESD, No. 10 Psrk-plaee-.
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rs- PhIlanthropy.-The world s mueh indeb.od 70

~ Philanthropy.-The world Is much indebted TO
M WM BOGLE, tor the Hyperion Fluid, which promotes
powih and beauty OF the HAIR and when applied cares
bsdness His Premium Electric Hair Dye also 10 highly
eseed and been the of improving the appear
ees Of many persons by its application on the HAIR WINS
A Nous ache or oaee Of Objectionable color and con-
These articles can be- had of b d Sands No 100 Fol-
cRs; Rnshtop, CLARK Co. No 27S, and Rice smith,
No ~ Broadway; Carey Co, No. 2i5 Pearl St. and by
Druegss and Pc rlumers throughout the world
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07

~ Paris Green, ("S' Brandt Being an
fneesn manufacture patented lsi9 known to be unsur
ed BY any foreign importation for baney or beauty Of
seo durability This Green Is confidently recommend
claiming the poce Of parties concerned In its use for
oppaintps Venetian blinds wall hanging &C. for which
ssrpese pTeeninently adapted Manufactured and sold
THO. SCHWARTZ No. Ia Jaoob-st. wanpl
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UANTED-Some person with a small
w capital purchase valuable Patent Right for the
Southern and Western States Specimen articles OF this
invention with which may travel without the least
ncenyenence) will be furnished in proportion the extent
of territory purchased To wishing to maze money
this IL an opportunity seldom offered Inquire Of
n c. THAYER, No. lac Chambers.s st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07

A STOR-PLACE OPERA HOUSE.
IA MONDAY, June 7-First Appearance in America Of
DONETTPS COMIC TROUPE Of PERFORMING AMI
MAILS, consisting Of MONKEYS DANCING DOGS &c,
who win Pantonimc Performances acted by them at
the Porte st. Martin Theatre, Paris
African collation. the Tight and Slack Rope.
Psquet Boxes and Sofa Seats 50 cents Amphitheater
Is cents Doors open st7 performances will commerce. at
o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07

SCHUBERTH q CO., Music Depot,
~ No Isl Broadway, ~ Y, request the public to inspect
their immense cock Of Music for Voice PIANO. for
hands for Organ Violin Viooncelo Harp Orchestra ke-
In every style for vrtuosos and beginners The greatest So
lection in the United States Of $4,000 worth. Orders Ct
Foreign and American husis viii be attended 70 win
promptpess
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~ Mstual Loan House Furnishing and Pr

~ ustnal Loan House Furnishing and Pie
,fyrertc AssociatioR.--The second regular meeting
% Association viii be held and several shares awarded
EVENING next Jane llth, az the Apollo Rooms IN
eey near Canalst at "A c'eloeS Al persons DESTROYS
sioSaie Furniture Pianos, will find II greatly 70 their
.s oin this Association which they may do BY sp-
Srp,n 70 the trustee the Bookstore Of ADRl ANCE
,S.haAN CO. No AstoS House. The Meetings OF
'snseeisiiOn are pusbic JAMES PRISON, President.
- a. 1oCtLYN, Trustee.
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" Emigrnnt Intelligence Office and Labor
Gee Is established by the Commissioners of Emigration,
where can always he found large numbers OF Laborers and
Servants al very low OF wages and persons can nave
their orders filed by writing The Superintendent ana send
ing the necessary pay the passage 81 the parties
required No fees charged 20 employers
JAS. z. PAGAN Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07

DARNUM'S MUSEUM -Admittance
ID TO everything % cents Children under 10 years. l2i
cents rarquet Sc ~ cents extra In the pretty Lecture
Room will be presented on MONDAY and TUESDAY,
June and in the AFTERNOON, at O'Clock, very beau
tful and interesting comic pieces. In the EVENING
at n. o'clock the tumphantly successful domestic drama
OF NARY LOCKWOOD, just produced with such distin
guished eclat. The MYSTERIOUS ADVISER, the HAPPY
FAMILY, &c, are 70 be seen at all hours
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Chances for Business men.
.RY GOODS STORE in North sth-
EyOR SALE.-Steam Furniture FAC

EOR SALE.-Steam Furniture FAC-
II TORY, southwest corner Of 9Th and Jefeson.sts-
Louisville XVI offer for sale my Factory, situated as
above all the Machinery Lumber and Ground con-
nected herewith The building of hick large and spa
chnery and Fixtures Of the very best description and In ex
ceent running order the stock Of Lun Der complete, well
now in operation with good mechanics employed
be found and the article manufactured by them superior
kind that IL with prompt and ready sale Wishing
to retire from business will close out reasonable terms
BEN. +. CAWTHON.
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fonses Uante6.

HOUSE WANTED, on lease of three
or Eve years with all the modern improvements, loca-
ton between 18th and and I'd and 6thay Rent from
$500 5000 Possession required about tho first 81 July
The Of references gwen and the premises will be kept
ueat and In good order. Address III. w. Tribune Office
HOUSE WANTED-ln a pleasant To-
cation between I'd and 9Th avs, and 18th and 30th
Would prefer new house with all the modern improve
nents Price about $1,000 TO be ready 70 occupy about
thesfryt Of July Address w. W., Tribune Office
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r,,p xEw.YORK TRIBUNE

..enposuA, OREGON AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS,
.s.,.s on tie departure Of each Semi Monthly Mail
ssp'.,s, Price 6! cents per copy; ANN p.,u..
sksDo GREELEY 4 McELRATH, Publisher.
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or Excursjep.-The seventh annual Excursion OF the
SUNDAY school attached to the NJ Church, Jane st. wi
take place ON TUESDAY, June Q. The steamer NiMkOD
Icing chartered or the oecaoI will leave the foot OF Ham
uond.st at 7o'cock A. NJ for Mount Hennon, formerly
Bddes Grove) aud return 70 the city at r. NJ I1ekcs
Ix the Excursion IS cents Children half price. -
tickets may be had at VIM Harneds dry goods store No.
CO Hudsoust and at Rev. r. c. Putneys, No IL jane
A. on Al the boat on the morning OF the LAc1rslon.
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New.York UorticuIturaI Society,"


ssannaal Exhibition Of the NewYork Horticultural So
s.ts yilf take place at Metropolitan Hall on WEDNES
naT THURSDAY, and FRIDAY. June 9Th 10th, and llth
Siers can procure their tickets at the next meeting OF
- society at Stuyvesant Institute, Monday evening,
is,e 7t and also the Mercerst door Of Metropolitan
H during the exhibition. BY order of the Committee OF
irzngements.
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nante6.
WANTED.-ANN E.

TRACY OF the family Of John and Nancy Tracy forn-
ey living the OF Corslsire County Of kssc0 non
Ireland having brothers BY the OF Michael and I'd
ws1d and BY the Of Bridget snd Mary "snes
learn the whereabouts Of the said Mary Tracy whom sne
has snee four years ago last November sscn
time they both arrived In this city from Ireland Said Mary
vent TO live with family in Brooklyn Any
information respecting her win greatly assist the nnioHnss
and fiendless- Direct Box No. us, Pawtuckst X l.
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4 ATRIMONIAL.-A gentleman, an

THU n I1eI-'IIANIhLs- SNtILEcIIIuHf ']11
III Am. ucsn. 80 years Of age, having income OF over
Sne year from his real estate whoee time much occu
education 3 old and stac i've IN person,
with not les than S00 In her right which viii be
secured to her. To prevent impona reference Of the
st character will be sven and required prior TO an inro-
duction. Address A. g s. CRANE, ". Y. Post-Othce
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On Gut ssos, snA thres or Soer LonA vel nsnfs1 "a
Inquirs on the prsmsssA 10. q AnSst- ssW No1ssa.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES looking for a

UAKUINU.-FtrsOns IOOhIHB IOf
ID desirable and comfortable home obtain Rooms al
N,s $50 and Broadway The houses ncs the sto May
having retted and newly furnished are 20" feaay 70
receive boadsrs The houses all the modern
sp besides ooe Of the mos pleasant localities IN the city,
ing m the immediate vicinity Of Union Park The houses
are Kept on the European plan and rooms viii Be let either
with or without board. Persons visiting Newton Tor
G weeks will find here agreeable home, most obigng
p opretor and elegantly furnished tables excel
lent tosstheT with all the comforts Of hotel At much less
sxnsnse X. GOUBELMAN.
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Huefial Notifies.

-. ~ chs,er commit The last meeting of tins
~ w. SsoSe he assembling Of the Convention will be
grEsDAY EVENING, at O'clock at Convention
~ so Broadway The meeting will be addressed oy
bsa Mi'RRAY HOFFMAN and other gentlemen. The
iI.sd. Of Mr Webster are invited to attend.
Nechopies' Institute.-The regular monthly meet
n me Mechanics Institute will be held a. the Rooms
~ s.sr Of Bowery and Dvision-st, on TUESDAY EVE
ING June g. az O'Clock. The attendance Of members
...rreusrly requested. JOHN TAGLIABUE,
I1 Recording Secretary.
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mant employment.

4 S ASSISTANT BooK-KEEPER, by re-
IA spectacle young Man, who has been five years in one
house wholesale and retail cigar and tobacco
business; good city reference given Address A. b. c.
Tribune Office
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Tickets so cents to all parts of the Hall to be had at all
the principal Music Stores and Hotels Doors open at
O'clock (OnceIt 10 commence at O'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07

ron EUROPEAN CIRCULATION
1917, .Ls departure OF each Mail Steamer for Liver
prs cents copy, or - per year to any part OF
20 Sssin or 81 to the Continent, postage included.
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DRACKETTS GROUP of the SHIP

Id WRECKED MOTHER aud CHILD, exhibit
ton al Stuyvesant Institute No ESQ Broadway will close
Saturday June u Admission . cents
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MEN WANTED.-Twenty men. to sell
DARTNER.-The advertiser wishes to

TIE EhSON WHO IoOh the NV Z
Il MINT Of q small French CLOCK from the corner OF
4h and 18th about three months since for the
pose Of repairing It. requested 10 return the saue or nd
some Information respecting il as he
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srabIs property In the world for mAnui:etaass paf,
-. TIE snbscdbeT has built up the most substsnrAt
Badinfa and filed up with 1ntrste wstsr wseeh and
sssng Sven Mil Sites In the City o. Trey near me nsss
s.ys well employ Cd and viii render every facility 70 accom-
modsts any branch Of business rs1sn,f PoyS w. s'y
~ No P.rs- place, Troy. BENJAMIN MARSHALL-
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mo LET-A few small Cottages, each

hsvin, four mail Roma Cellar and Garden Lot h
mont Of the House They atuned y milss fron the
Teny In Brsoklyn half mile beyond BEDFORD ns1 9e
srhood ana are surrounded By housss Rent 80 pr snscm
Dr. viii b cold fos ESQ., very accommodating tsnA Ap~
plyp 81 :. rkNAAA. Nc =. - -
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GATHERS COSMORAMAS-.Sec-

~ ond series-Exhibted Of lSth-st- and Broad
way Open from A. NJ till 10 O'Clock p NJ. Admission .
cents These works OF Art consist of collection Of VIEWS
Of EUROPE, ASIA MINOR, SYRIA, THE HOLY LAND,
EGYPT, NuBIA and ARABIA. They are sketehed and
painted In oil by Prof SsttleT
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Aouses to let.

A COUNTRY RESIDENCE TO LEI
IN On the bank Of the Hudson River nearly o9ore
West Point On the premises containing about acres OF
Land is two story Dwelling with ak looms cellar and
Kitchen with several smaller eutbudngs &C. The situation
pleasant and healthy and within i've minutes walk Of the
railroad station. Apply to p. ANDERSON, at T. Stew
art / Co.'S Broadway.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1852-08-18
How to Treat a Wife.

First, get wife; secondly be patient.
you may have great trials and perplexi-
ties III your business with the world but
do not therefore carry to your home a
clouded or contracted brow. Your wife
may have many trials, which, though of
less magnitude, may have been as hard
to bear. A kind, conciliating word, ten
der look, will do wonders III chasing from
her brow all clouds of gloom. You en-
counter your difficulties in the open air,
famed by heavens cool breezes but your
wife is often shut in from these healthfui
influences, and her health fails, aud her
spirits lose their elasticity. But oh ! bear
with her; she has trials and sorrows to
which you are n stranger, but which your
tenderness can deprive Of all their anguish.
Notice kindly her little attentions and eff
forts topromote your comfort. DO not
take them all as matter of course, and
pass them by, at the same time being very
sure to observe any omission of what you
may consider duty to you. Do not treat
herwith Indifference, if you would not scar
and palsy her heart, which, watcred by
kindness, would to the latest day Of your
existence, throb with sincere and constant
affection. Sometimes yield your wishes
to hers. She has preferences as strong as
you, and it may be just as trying to yield
her choice as you. Do you find il hard
to yield sometimes Think you it is not
difficult for herto give up always : Ifyou
never yield to her wishes, there is danger
that she will think you are selfish, and
care only for yourself; and with such feel
ings she cannct love as she might. Again
show yourself manly, so that your wife
can look up to you, and feel that you will
act nobly, and that she can confide in your
judgment.