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gusrrance Companies.

OFFICE of the GROCERS' FIRE IN
" SURANCE COMPANY, No. a Wslsi, corner Of
CAPITAL 100000.
At election held tins day, the foowins senHemsa
chosen Directors OF this Company for tns ensuing
Ssmussn Nooye Nosss Pavlor GeorSe El3er
Benz. 3. sherman Magshsll ePOoh, France Skiddy,
Peter Msrtn Alex H. Grant ChAs BliShAiet.
Rufus Story Ass s. Porter, James X. Wusoa,
Henry Edes Isaac c. TAYLOR. William X foster.
AT 4 subsequent meeting Of the Board. SAAPSON
MOORE Esq, unanimously reelected President OF the
Company. J. MILLION SMITH. Secretary.
Nex-York. Feb. ? 1882
~ B-Ths Company continues to insure BgliinSs Mss-
chanise Household Furniture Vessels in PORT &C. .hs
most favorable terms All losses promptly adjusted sa&
paid.
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miscellaneous.

DROOMS! BROOMS. BROOMS!-The
ID undersigned he's established Broom Depot At the stors
of Horace Harrington 10. 25 River-st, roy y tle
t-ade IN Inc CIV OF New-Yo-k can oe supplied With
Broouas in quantities from one 70 one ti25iq d2Ssr
KB-Orders addrsSred to HORACE HARRINGTON,
Troy " y will meet with Pr npt attention.
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for San FRANCIs
Remi,tences-Passases. a,
BOWMAN, GRlNNELL IL Co., No. %

Eem'tences-PasH9ges. On
BOWMAN, GRlNNELL IL CO., No. %
~ South-st New-YorS sole and only authorized Ag'N
for the SWALLON-rAIL LINE OF PACKET Stlfs
LIVERPOOL PACKETS sail sth LONDON PACKETS ssl eTJ
and zlst OF every month. alternate THURSDAY.
LIVERPOOL, LONDON.
CONSTITUTION, SIR r. PEEL, ,,,,
NEW WORLD. CORNELIUS URlSsEhs'
QUEEN OF THE WEST, INDEPENDENCE, -s
CONSTANTINE. AMERICAN CONDhSSe'
ALBERT GALLATlN, PRINCE ALBERT.
ASHBuRTON, YORKTOWN,
AMERICAN UNION PATRICK HEkRt' II
Persons wishing 20 send for their fends and dsrope
bringing them out BIZ any OF the above sgfsent sIs'
informed that Mezrs. BOWMAN ORiNNELLA ~
the only Agents for the above ships this city go
They also issue Drafts from Fl ard upward waen "a
payable Of sight in any town throughout resnd ENG '
Britain. BOWMAN. GRINNELL Co-i
No % Southst " u. and Rezeut's.road LiSeIIsss-ry
Liverpool Packets leave NewYork 9Th aud Zls< " W.
month -
London Packets leave NewYork every alternate iA1.
day. For pcssase spply as above.
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DATTON's INSTITUTION for the EDUCA-

L TION o. BOYS y. >. GE-ene.st, bet"ee1 Clinton
and Mayerley.plHces- n. PATTON, 4. NJ Principal
Ia two Departments Collegiate All Pnrary pupils are
pTevarcd or the counting for admission 70 any
college The number vt pupils $ limited Circulars con
tauii further information may be obtained the lustru
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CHERIFFls SALE.-Byvirtne Ian execntion

GHERlFF'S SALE.-Byvirtueo tan execution
DO me directed aud delivered, viii expose for sale at
public auction on MONDAY, tho 9Th day Of December,
i852 at l. o'clock NJ at the yesbue of the City Hail. IN
the City of New York, all the right tide and interest of
ISAAC o. COURSEN which he had on the 18th day OF
October 1852 any time since IN and 20 the premises
known a number 80 ihst in the City OF NeHYork be
ing part OF the of Abraham Courge deceased with
ell and singular the appurcnances thereuto belonging
kew-lork, November H. 1852 - - - -, go
THOMAS CARNLEY, Sheriff.
VIM s. WOOD, Deputy Sheriff.
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NEW.YORK SCHOOL of DESIGN for

ID WOMEN No. 486 Broadway, corner OF BT0Jinc-st.
Miss L. C. CHASE. Supoun,eIdont and Teacher OF draw
iue end DesAulnc lazy rGnageTf- having received nd
Grad subscription .or the establishment OF the School, give
not that obey prepared 20 receive I-pls from
twelve years old and upward who furnish sat actory
testimonials os 20 character.
The obec; OF Tn School give instruction u women
either gratuiiorsiv very low rates which VII qualify
tie living hy the practice OF some OF the branches
taught in i become teachers IN other schco.s
Pupils VIII be- taught oleneuta drawing tn reference
furnishing original dcsIs TOR manufactures aud other
purposes where oulau ut4l uosigus are required
Lessons will also be gwen in Wood and steel Engsyns
lthosrbphy in whatever bIlncts loHnd 10 be most
sdvGutas eous aid VIottablc
Glasses forming ard the school IS now open daily
texccpt Saturday from ~ NJ 10 T. N IL VIII Also De
open during such other nouns may be found c0ayep ut
special 1paItrcnts ald Tor INDUSTRIAL G. - s.
Candidates ioi admission rs punis ana persons WAo de-
are further informal upon the subject, VA. apply al he
Shoc tetw the hous Of 10 4 u and p NJ lSadrd-y
excepted)
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UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP


x COMPANY--For NEW-ORLEANS, VIA HA.AsA
The splendid steamship EMPIRE CITY, Henry "Inde'
Commander viii sail from the pier Ut foot Of Waueos,
N. r., on MONDAY, D. 49, st2 O'Clock, p NJ precisely
RATES OF PASSAGE 40 HAVANA AND NE"-oFLEAss'
NEW ARRANGEMENT. seo
Ladies' and After Saloon Bcfhs
Forward Saloon bertns..
Stttfnge
Specie only taken on freight 20 Havana. $500. .
Freight taken to NewOfeans AZ 80 cets per cubic o9e
Shippers OF freight requested 20 supply thensrs'
with the Companys bills Of adng which may be hsd on W
pjcation at the Office No other form viii be signed
No bills Of lading igned after II o'clock on the dy a"
sailing. For freight passage, appyto -.
VI. q. ROBERTS, No. az West-st, cor. WarFense'
VANDERBILT LINE, for SAN FRANClc
CO-Only line giving tickets for crossing ~ m
Istbmus!-The fsyorite d9ubleeDgine stea1tsAip Ibx
MFTEEUS 1896 tans. viii leave from Per NO = Nofn
River az O'clock p. ~, precisely 90 SATURDAY, De-
for San Juan del NOrte direct connecting with the ps
r Steamship PACIFIC over the Nicaragua Transit Rou
having but twelve miles OF land transportation.
These steamers unsurpassed ia their accoiniaodalo"
NATURALIZATION.
Forinsormstion and passage, apply only 20
ID. ID. ALLEN, Asent,
No. Bstter-place, up stsnh
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CUTLERY, &o.-Sets Of Ivory and Dessert
Ep<ss ai Forks, and Kniycs Only TeA{frays, Polished
hveis ap5 TOMS. Fire Stand &C. wholesale and retail,
BY L . LII LIZ NoS - 111 - Z -.''i -
SKATES-A superior assortment of German.
- Enslh and American and fancy Skates, strap
ped sud unsusppe-t -,-.,,, =. ,,,r-,
VOHN I BUDD, Manufacturer and Pro-
~ u-e:or Of LockvooIs coe5ratsd Cooking AMI Landry
Rsages Also :. 7. Builds NV ea.ed Range Which,
for beauty durability and economy cannot be surpassed
Al Rarfes warranted. " B.-Prces from 50 upward.
No SIC Broadway formerly No. e. opposite s. Thom
ass Church
DEMOVAL.-GEORGE PIERCE * CO,
"Reminiscences OF Pierces kitchen haagas Revolving
Rooster srd Percss Ehprcal ArHeate- removed from
70 rs 70 no q Broadway .Xt door 70 Grace Church
N B-PieTce's Ranges repaired
CTOVES-The celebrated Grec''n Air. Ilgat
- Cooking Stoves Yeslvlus and InyaeUe, superior to
ANYTHING set offered 20 tie public Alsc gen IA nssST
nsnt Of 0ficc Hal and ParloI Stores, for SIC by
WILLIAM SOUTHWELL.
No re GFeenwich-av.. Ooe door from the sih--T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

r7op sALE-A Farm on Long Island. thirty
ItcnntaIns 81 OF PRIME and AID ~ upon
I-se tvyo-s,Oyy house, barn. &c good SITUATION fos
soar,yv tore n rms cay. Apply TO
'''''' JAS. MCCULLOUGH. No. 10 Froui--'
TOR SALE-Ten small and Thirty large
Farras ron the very best :he co-1m7ne8t m sde
state Houses and Lots stores, Tanlers Pabhc-ttose
in hc Real Estate OF ali sorts. erd a. g.! p1ces Ci on
VAIL on Satu-days from Il to O'Clock, 81 the Pacihc
Hotel: other days st Painheld, New jersey
GREAT INDUCEMENTS 10 PURCHASE
u LOTS in the NEW VILLAGE Of CLARENCE
VILE L. 80 great hss been the deuand Tor los n tn4
tsen.ifu village that, although It bsa only been ~ opera
tion for little month, yet over OnetTu OF ne
LOT; have been air sy sDd and - soon a. me CO g s N
Sha ooea there Will be upward OF one hundred buildings
il the course Of erection There are bat few villages 1t the
presen tIce that oier many adF Inc e ao''
to the CITY b. the Long Island Railroad IRON bro0SiT ana
the STAGES from WiGmsDUTgh, MAKE 0eeraole pace o
redeDce for those wishing 70 i've town aud az te same
time 90 business the city. We wOua adVs az "AO 81
n ecrre hone Ly only paying from 81 - per month
10 cal Immediately and purchase at N. Once o. ~
EACFARLAE General Agent, No. Nassau-s;-, from 10
A. 81. to 4 Pm
DRIVATE SALE-Third-ay-O Building
Lot rituated on tne side OF 3dsy distant - feet
: inches north Of }9th-st Also In Brookyn Lots Of
Ground ell in one plot, Canton and Hampl,nsisr BE-
tween DcKsb and FuOn-evs. for further plrticiars sp
ply 10 A. J. BLEECKEh, Auctioaeer, No. Brosd-H-
DEAL ESTATE-Wanted to purchase q
l number of City Lots, ehrbiy located for building
ralrOses Also TO leese few dwelling OUse 10 suit sPph
csnts Los for sale prices fro $50 upward and Money
70 loan upCn bond aud mortgage at 10 rs Nal-st
FRANCIS J. KENNEDY
COnveyancer and Real Estate Broker.
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last MORRISANIA vILLAGE.-About

IL 80 Lots reInainng uusold vayins IN ssze from
eighth OF offered for SALE on the
most favorable Ten per down and balance on
or before March 1854 TILE perfect These lots ooeapy
very healthy End beautiful lcceon and N fa view OF
the ss, River ard in tbs immediate vicinity the resi-
denceso sevcra OF the wealthy aud respectable citizens
ofWeschsSter County Ao hne fishing within oneqGsrer
nils. Several houses building aud lots SeIng
rapidly, For maps and ether Information apply 20 D. b.
WlNT0N, Nc. Tryonsow, rear Harlem Railroad Office.
epposte City Han.
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E,OR SALE-A vsiuable House and plot OF
Il Ground bounded BY TIM, principal avenues ma iAsA
onable part OF the City OF Brooklyn. Inquire from u TO
At No SNassu-st h. 5. GILBERT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

rENO CONTRACTORS For Sale, second
4 hand steam Dredging Machine Of p horse power In
ouirc at ATLANTIC DOCK OFFICE No. ~ Broadway
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Ocean Cleaners, 81.

TOR AUSTRALIA DlRECT.-New-YOrk
4 and Censdn Dispatch Line.'fhe beautiful clipper
packet.dip BOIHNlA, james A. Avery, Commander,
iCeo turs burden and only - years old will sail for the
shove port about the 18Th OF December Fms splendid ship
having made one very successful voyage % California aud
her commander having great experience IN tle AGtrabm
trade persons lgagng expect very short passage;
her betw decks very high and thoroughly ventilated
and up with State Rooms tor the comfort of families
single persona An experienced surgeon viii accompany
the slip. with other proper attendants All persons eboat
taking passage respectfully invited 10 examine fr them.
selves before engaging elsewhere. board Pier East
River, or TO BUTLER BROTHERS. Nos 49, and iis
"
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WIGS and TOUPEES.-Alerch citi-
furniture, &e.

4 IL WARRANTED ENAMELED FUR
~ NlTUiE at tie lowest trade price, OF OUR OWN
MANUFACTURE
GILES BYRNE, (successors to Mathews & Gihes)
manufacturers Of ENAMELED and COTTAGE FURNI-
TURE No. 452 BrUedwey below Grandst cas-; side New
York. Mandatory, No - Greene-st
MATTRESSES, PAlLLASSES, PILLOWS, sc. &c. at
trade prices.
We have the largest and varied assortment Of any
establishment IN the United states Oar arrangements for
manufacture and supply of Enameed and Ornaneutal
Cottage Furniture such preclude the possibility Of
being UNDERSOLD, and enable 20 furnish n SUPE-
ROk ARTICLE upon terms favorable are charged
by Others ioE those ofa much "INFERIOR QUALITY"
AL orders boxed with the greatest The trade sup
r,ed m unlimited Quantities at greatly reduced rates
No i2 Broadway, below GTand-st side. M1nuilc-
tory, No. ~ Oreene-si. GILLIES Z BYRSE.
n. b. No connection with any 9th r establ shment.
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N-Ew.YORE and SAN FRANCISCO

In STEAMSHIP LLNE-THROUGH TO SAN FRAN
CISCO at REDUCED RATES--NO DETENTION on the
ISIHMUS-The now and splendid steamship UNCLE
SAM eco TINS w. A. Mills, Commander viii leave New
York for AS2INWALL, Navy Bag, MONDAY Deem.
with the new double engine steamship C0arES, 1909
TINS Thomas b. Cropper, Commander, which steamship
leaves Panama the arrival Of the passengers by tho
UNCLE SAM for San Fancifco, stopping Oay Acapai
co tor supplies.
These vessels in accommodations ventilation, speed and
safety passed. An experienced ply scian u st.
tached to each steamer.
Passengers will be- landed the wharf at Aspinwsn and
take the Panama Railroad.
Passengers are cautioned that the tickets for this has
are sold only at No. ~ Broadway.
DAVIS BROOKS & Co. General Agonls
JONES & JOHNSON 30 Wall-st.
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SHMITT IL BRO, Manufacturers of SHOW
- CASES IN Metal, Brass, Rosewood Mahogany. Black
NalHut silver &c No. l6 North Wian-st near Cl,fhsrn
New ora, sep constantly on hand sood assortment Of
~ .Dove nHi zee, se.s orde-s promptly executed at
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In0R SAFE at BARGAIN-Yery desira.

Il bio property stapleon Staten isAad CONSUMING OK
sch K $50 feet ready for immediate Improvement This
nroperty Is aissted the Rchmondrosd within lev
ninutes os the ferry and commands beautiful view o. tae
Nv The Howe & surrounded with shrubbeIy and tine
$500 tyecs sh.ae the place The whole viii DO sold to-
~stber or in lots 10 suit purchaser Apply TO
h' JAMES r. JESUF, No. 81 Walst, n. I.
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obstruction.

BOOKKEEPING, WRITING, &c.-Ciass-
I'D rooms No So Br. ,dvay nea- Walker-st. Hours Of
instruction A. II. Z. II. Tho design OF Fosters
Commercial institute" Is furnish young gentlemen WAC
have conn eed their general education. well as adults
who arc sesiug mercantile employment, opportunity OF
attaining without loss OF uTc practical knO 'leJge OF
those branches whCL ntl 10 success N the acye
conc rms Of lite Writing Bookkeeping ard An mctic
are TAUGHT by Nh Foster upon sound and nd putabe pm
oples. to the entire exclusion Of the modern "AN or
twelve lesson ch rsanry and students are quail bed 10
Gscarge the duties Of e counting II an expeditions
and sup eTor manner
Gentlemen who art familiar with the details Of business
nav attain under M Fosters Instruction, competent
knowledge Of tie PRINCIPLES Of double entry in tle snort
fIace of one week.
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PETTIGREW. late

IVA Germany, res ect.uy informs her pupils and
the public in general that she is prepared TO
her instruct ors on the Piano and IN SINGING aud nay be
applied every morning before y O'clock at her residence
No 40 West 1-s, betw 7th and 3b-avs. Neferonle
MesIg Scharfcu'erg y Luis, No lSS Broadway.
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no EVERYBODY who wants co MAKE

UNO EVERYBODY VINO wants co MAKE
4 MONEY BY & LABOR SAVING MACHINE.-The
underlined having purchased Tie patent Sht Of Weesss
Endless Chan Saw AioTtf.ng Machine for tbs following
States, viz Nsc nsn lows, North Carolina, South Cl-o
Ina. Georgia Tennessee Mississippi. Alabama. Florida
Louisiana Texas A-kausls. Oregon Mnesots and Hudson
County NJ wJeTsty ads 10 sell Safe COun
ty Tow and shop Il zhts The principle of the Machine
Il entirely new chssls The m0rtce aud
tie core removed by simple operation almost quck
IS thought Machine furnished e short notice.
may he in operation BY applying the North Point
foundry and Machine Works, Jersey City
HILL / MASON.
rIN0 RICE GRO S-A lot of
Il "STaONGS" PATENT RICE HULLERS for
sale one ofwhch may be operation application 70
MORTON u BREMNER
No. 20 Peerl-st- corner OF tletcher-st.
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Drp Goods.

REMOVAL. Il V. KIRBY & Co. have
IA removed tom No. ~ Cedsrst to tie nx .to,s Tos
= and . D-yst- be-" cen Broadway and GreensebS.
CAL AID examine then sIge and stool % INV
GOODS. BOOTS, SHOES &c, which they OFF, 70 ne
the usual credit. ~ S' @0'- VI y"
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l. bhNli NJ vi De SOLD Gt bargain, aC
a No y Beekman-st, Office and Counting house Decks
Tables, Chars, Cushions. Stools Sofas Couch Beds
LouLses Tete-aste Wardrobes Mahogany Chairs Rock.
Bedsteeds Bureaus Sideboards maTbe-top Center
AID Side Tables. asbstands, LOOKING Glasses 45J Bed
seads, Loo HAN and Husk Mattresses GOO yards Oil
Cloth Feather Beds Cherry and B. w. Tables 30 Cam.
pntre Lamps Secretary Bookcases 300 ioz. csne-seat
ed oT paid BIZ Istal llneuts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

AT PRIVATE SALE.-Seven choice Build
ing Lot situated on the south SIDE Of 3sth between
The TN gh ays commencing about leo feet from TIRE
7thny sad Lots being - feet front and rear by IS
bet ipeies In depth The above los desraby sta
,ted and III for immediate improvement portion o. Le
purchsse rooney remain bcIt and nortssze
once and further particulars. apply 10 ASIhONi -
bLEECkER, huctOneer, No. BToads.
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TOR SAN FRANCISCO.-The Al Balti-
j. more built ship A. CHESEBROUGH. Robert Chess
lrough Master, loading Pior No. II East River Ths
slip sails fast the lowest rats aud has superior
communications for cabin passcngeIs
J. 4 GAYLORD No. 90 Wal.a
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CORNELIUs GAS FIXTURES, Solar

OA'-NA@I1ANO Nip M u IIo, OUIdT
SLsmps Girsudoes, Mantle Caadelzbras &C. IN orrnulee
tnsh tine Ivory Handle Taise Cutlery, Silver Plated on
Dozen Spoons - to = Will bear engraving equal to silver
A. MORGAN, No io2 Wnl.am-st between Fulton and
Ann. opposite the Church
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ITO PRINTERS.-iOr sale, one of Hoes
snc,e Cylinder Printing Machines bed D. by al in-
sac bearers good order Can be az work between
ii ard l. daily. r. j. RICHARDS, lO1 Fulton-st.
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DIANOS-Six new aud superior rosewood
Pianos Of 8, aud octlves fully warranted. and for
sale much below the usual P.ce. Also five ,ec9nlh' nd
Pnnos o. SIS 81 $50 ana 100. Also for sale Watches
Jewery Cigars. Books &c, &C. Cash advanced o. mer-
chandis, and perscnel property generally
j. f. JONES. No. 81 Ann-st- 2i hoor.
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NLElGH-BELLS.-A full assortment Of
~ locSs All fancy strapped Sleish-Bell,
c. 5. LITTLE. E1s y and u Futons.
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Dim DING SIZES at JAMAICA. =. =

SCons.s ofabout eight acres nc VIZ DC ,Slk OF
tious 10 suit hssrs II IL within thnee % d
ihe Chufchts Schools and Railroad Depot so n
desirable place Of Residences 20 persons 3v 70
Neyr Vol WiIlisnsbursn and Brooklyn hPg9
n M RODMAN. 10. l4G Frontst- Ne"
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DIANO-FORTE WAREROOMs, No. 36l

u
L Broadway one door above ThomPsons saloon. Ier-
about Purchasing Pianos are invited to cal az e
Wareroous Of BENNETT & Co, where they VIII Ind an
assortment Of rosewood PanO-Fort-S, Of noian style
Every instrument warranted for two years Sond donos
entertained to qualify tue pawn ut may De deferred
unt doubts removed Ola Pianos received "a p
payment for New ana SECONDHAND P!sDOs 20 et
kanufactory Nos 81 3l5 ana 5i5 kIyln9tonst
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Maebincrp, sc.

DRESSES for SALE-One double-cylinder,
large size in good order. Hoes MAKE with SPRING
Also Foo!scap Cylinder Hoes make. Terms easy. APP
ply to ANGEL, ENGEL HEWITT, No. Spruc st.
CTEAM PRESSURE GAUGES.-A small
- lot 10 close a concern-price Slj each For sale by
j. p. PRISON, No.5 Wall-st.
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LOR SALE-Two excellent brick Dwellings
II pleasantly situated in the Village Of lorkvle, on th
At 30 feet west Of the Ssy full lots Houses three
stoes with cellars bai in modern style OF the best ma
fersls and finished in senteel manner with marble man
fles crates Crofon wateI &C. intended Expressly 'os pleas
ant private residences. Fer particulars, apply to
A McCOTTER, No.lS Fulton-st-, Sun Buildins
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KELLY's ENGRAVING and PRINTING
IN OFFICE, No. III Fultonst-Wedding, Visiting, Ia
Silver Lace Cake Boxes &C. &c, Business Cards Bill
Heads Portraits Diplomas Book aud Magazine WosS &c.
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EOR SALE.-In NewtOwn, L. l., Farm

LNUk SALE.-In NeNtONni l.. J., 4 Farm,
containing about 50 of first quality Of land fron
M on Fesh Pond Road end running neatly through Cy
bau,sbursh and about and half miles from Brooklyn
line direct course Of Myreay, AID bali nile from
entrance of Cypress Hill Cemetery. On the premises
large coneAous house and outlu9nss for further par
ticalar incn.re ofCORNELIuS De BENOlSE, pEem,-
sseA OF Of N c. DE BENOISE No. s. Cethanne-et, NJ T.
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" FHARRlS0N has Removed his Manu-
. fnctory .nd WarrroomI from No . Canalyt 10 No
81 Mercers ueaS CTandt where may be found aspenda
assortment Of Piano-Fortes
The daily union., 1852-08-04
LI)N
TO OUR SUBSCRIBER

The Of person upon beo usess hs
payment oi lio subscription be made "a advance.
Distant subscribers money BY letter postage
which viii be paid BY assumed by uarelyes In
ian tM-s@k II
The COUNTRY fAPER published III weekly during tAe .es
sons OF Congress, and semi weekly during recess.
Subscriptions for period ess than received
terms pJoporloned to the above annual
o. PosTMAsTEaS sahoIized agents and "
sending DAILY suseribe 500 enclosed or
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The daily union., 1852-08-04
: Forbes's California, page 2ol-


= fosbes's California, page 26p.
/ Ststistics In Bfysnt's California, page Ats
See report OF ttih July, lstS OF MIR. Buchanan, Secre
tsry OF State (x Doc No 10. Isl Both Cong } in
swe 10 resolution OF the House OF Rspfese ntsuves IN
Which hi. report the population OF the country in ls4
the estimates Of our late oonsps at Mazatsn
nd Mon,erey end statement Of Col Fremont tbs
population al tho coss OF the year 1871
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-27
PNMER0Y WHARF BOAT.

81 ! COURT HOUSE LANDlNG.sL
HAVING newly fitted up my Wharl boat
md improved its capacity, ! am prepared to re-
ceive an forward all kinds Of goods produce. &C.,
eirher up or down the river, at tSe most reasona-
BILE rites. Having made permanent arrangements
and Pittsburgh ann prepared TO. forward irelshtS
at uniform rates regardless Of the season: Those
wishing to ship on the Pittsburgh and Cincinnati
Packets, or on anyof the smaller boats plying re-
sularly-"Ohio," )" "Reveille,' or "Gov. Meigs,"
can make their shipments through me at great
advantage My charges are moderate, and as my
facilities for storing goods are not exceeded by any
,ther boat on the River, invite business men to
consult their own interests BY advancing NINE.
Careful and attentive hands are always ready day
md night, to receive OF discharge freight. @
Families removing to the West can be ac-
ommodated on board the Wharf Boat.
mnei2n36 JAS. MARTIN.
NIB. All letters and freight should be direct
..d"J. Martin, Pomeroy WharfBoat Court House
.anding." vs. ga
UrAthens Messenger copy to the amount OF 81
nd charge this Office, + So