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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-01-15

From the official return of English railroad
accidents, for the first half of the year 1851, we
learn that the total number of persons killed was
los, and l73 injured, ont of 37,88l,703 passen.
gers conveyed, OF those who meet with acci.
dents from causes beyond their own control,
were | passengers killed, and 142 injured, and
81 servants of companies, or contractors, killed,
and 10 0injured. Those injured in consequence
of their own carelessness or miscondNcJ, CON
sisted of eight passengers killed and six woun-
ded, and 81 servants of companies, or contract
ors, killed, and 10 wounded. Twenty ght
or servants of the company, were killed, and FIVE
injured, by crossing or walking on the railway.
Three suicides were committed,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-01-15

CURE FOR IlEADAcHEs.-A work has been
published in PARIS, by an eminent physician in
which is described IA new remedy for headaches
He uses mixture of ice and salt, in proportion
of 10 l.2, as a cold mixture, and this he applies
by means of little purse Of silk gauzn, with a
rim Of guta percha, to limited spots on tie fore-
head Or other parts of the scalp, where rbeumat-
hc headache is felt. Ii gives instantaneous re-
lief The skin is subjected to the process from
half minute to one and half minutes, and it
is rendered hard and white. l. IS said to be
good in erysipeas and diseases oil the skin.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-01-15

To Cure NosE BLEEDING.-Roll up peice
of paper and press it up under the upper lip. We
have tried this plan in great number of cases
and have only seen it fail on enc occasion.,-
Scientific american.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-01-15
y Doetrp. q
Original.
LINE S

LINES
Written on the death of Catharine j., daughter
ofJared and Sarah D. Plumbly, WHO died Oct.
rs; aged 2 years,ll months and 25 days.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-01-15

TERMs-$l5O in advance Sl,75 after three MONTHS or
$500 after six months a.rVlage subscribers $500.
~~~~~~~s~o~~~~~~~~e-~~-~~~~~-~~~~>
JULIUS c. CHANDLER, PRINTER
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ArrEcrroNArrtT INSCRIBED TO THE PARENTS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-01-15
Gbe Greenran

IS PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
In WaintOrights Building, Second Floor Front
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-01-15
For the Freema
Health Associations,

The following, as it purports, is from a lady
and contains good suggestion on a subject which,
at this time, is exciting much attention-ED.
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BOOKS TOREADAND TO KEEP.


Ia fkECAUTlON; a Novel by Fenimore Cooper con
SAts " {. BDArrs Grafton Oh the Lie Nniinss ara
cenius q tue Author Embelhshed with PORTRAY OF
tptr aid view Of his late residence, Otseso hAiL a.
|eecperstown. n y. IN vols Price c. ~
asty a te Warmest admirers OF Coopers tales o. me sea
of,i haze never made acquaintance With tbs hist ooh
.ro~y 40 least MI prompt them 20 fet1 oA,t 49,
s Ne MAIDEN sAOFt their issonts. Toe hrs' 'oiue
- Iorifsh ~ CoogeT aud Mr. Bryant ComG "
UNCLE TONS CABIN, AS IT Is; or, Life at the
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F1 On Eoition 81 2j
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COOK or sNOBS. BY ThsckeIay. See. ,,.
\ MYSTERIES OF GLIhP5Es OF THE SUPERNA'
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PRACTICAL TREATISE on BUSINESS. BY Edwin
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L0TUSEAfING. A Summer Book. 60c.
Al the latest Cheap Publications. Magazines and London
''' ''''''N sTRINGRR X TOWNSEND,
No. ~ Broadway, cor. o! Aun.
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Gouses Uanteo.
Real GstGte for Sale.
VILLAGE EARN For SALE.

IN FogSsle, adjoining the village plot of Wsupun Farm
containing 500 Said Farm capable Of producing
nuay I've thousand bushels Of grain and kse0ins
and winter $50 head OF horses cattle The village
Of Wa1pun contains about 500 nhsbtants Is thriving aad
healthy any portion Of New-Engsnd there Is Rail-
road building within mile Of said Farm, which will
communicate with Boston and Nes-YOTk; fny miles OF It
is expected to be ready for the cars this fa Waen this
rail- 0sd IL completed which will be In the Of
year, person leaving WaIpun reach Boston New
York in ortys light hours the STATE Prison located here.
Terms liberal For particulars inquire BY mail other
wise, Of FARNAM A. SUMNER, Wsupun, Fond du Lac
County, " iscousn.
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Uants.

s Cook, Chambermaid, &c, by two
sc.be trl. ore a. good Cook Washer and ironer,
500 we snS ironing Both eeD give sood CRY reference
Apply 81 No. s7Pnpced
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6pefial Notices.

~ For Coroner.-The Humane Doctor TRAPHA-
sN Of $50 Pesrlst who rendered much relief the
su. st. sufferers the 4h OF Feb 1870 will be candi-
- ~ GRATITUDE.
n Attention! ! Attention Scott and Graham As
.e,tions funDhed with Flag. Banners Trsnspaeocies'
= nv ACRERMAN 4 MILLER, at their old stand, No.
lHssssu,st, between Fulton and Annsts.
6 Postage stamps for sale at this office.
r. Hopes Expressive CENTRAL RAILROAD
IkEW-JERSEY. Twice daily from New.York TO Eas-
q Pc Leaving at O'Clock A. d., and o'clock r. NJ
dee No. "a Broadway, New-York
"a Emisrant Intelligence Once and Labor
t.ehanse, Nos. Is and n Canalst- New York-Ihls
fce established by the Commissioners OF Emigration,
,ss always be found large numbers OF Laborers and
81 orders filed by writing the Superintendent and send
bs amount necessary TO pay the passage Of the parties
srrsa No fees charged 70 smgloXe IN sun.nts,,.,,
~ washing uinde pleasant and easy, by the
y Of NELSON'S Washing Fluid, and the linen will
Ue swhiteness which cannot be obtained by any other
ress Thousands Of families and hotels daily sending
Et which proves its utility. Liberal discounts will be
re TO country dealers and the Fluid TO all parts OF
- city by gallon Samples eiven gratis Sold by Gro
en- generally. JAMES PYLE, manufacturer. Depot, No
IA " suen-st.
y Industrial IL ONE Association No. 3.-The
Ebth Regular Meeting of this Association Will be held at
Iiion Bulldr gs, No l6j Bowery on FRIDAY EVENING,
irft 49, This Association IL organized on the same plan
sSo Mount Vernon. The land is located in an elevated
stion between Williams Bridge and Mount Vernon and
nmands fine view of Long Island Sound, the Palisades
ID the surrounding country IL will be laid out In acre.
NJ and qusrter-scre plots Puncual attendance of the
lembers and all those wishing TO join particularly request
the name for the Village will come up for consd era ion
pies Of the Consultation and Bylaws can be had at the
Moving places; Owen, No Ala Broadway: w. r.
NTH No IL Nasssu-st.; C. A Cooper No llO Bauow.st
. CONNER ford. No. 454 Broadway; J. A. Hardsuch, No
Springs and ct the Hall on the evening Of the meet
J A. HASDsucH, Secretary.
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EAST MORRISANIA VILLAGE.-

IL About $50 Lots fremaning unsold) varying Ia nke
on OF SiI offered for SALE
the most favorable terms Ten per cent. down AID bal
snce before March 1854 Title perfect These lots
occupy very healthy and Beautiful location, and Ia
ul view Of the East River, snd Ia the Immediate vicinity
Of the residences Of several OF the wealthy and
seotsbe citizens Of Manchester County Also fishing
within one quarter Of q mile. Several houses are now
building and lots selling rapidly For maps and other In
formation spply T. ID. b. WISTON, No Tryon-row near
Hsllsm RaEoad Office, opposite City Han.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13
Nem publications.
VIII be published Saturday o,oD
COMPANION to DAVID COP


A COMPANION to DAVID COP
"A PFRFIELp-A new Book-MERVYN CLITH
aRoE, BY w. Harrison AinswoIth' aoshOf Oh "~o'O'
Csste
NOTICES THE ENGLISH PRESS;
NJ ArNworth established for Lmss very hEh epuiAuo
bo,et and his always sure 20 be nsAed oy eA
kss- 70 demand for them great deal attention. anu
ppauiy a Judge the opening portion Of tn' ne" oy %
he tAe author 20 Be layns the trolno"o,N % s
'-''"' fWc-ky Times.
n. ssor Of Rook wood " whose fame IS Of Ions standing a.
pssrll rCma1cisi eutefed Inc he me ou
nsss-H.n Of hs story promises sometime d
si he krmer productions Tie form chosen = ihe Suooo
t1pt a, adopted with snd spt mere arc
Stuuof he Grsi pages which Ne were iue w IN
t..St al h. -. s'..e-6J bath Journal
he prOLdc pen AinswOrth about 10 iuHsh tus w.
Nor -. "a IL 49,, -, fGasrow Examiner.
IL Bu1aers Hi hero who kept the chop near Use school Is
~ aetcltd character liA'riay - -.
hohat BE- more promising than the ooyhcod Of III, IN
s ksoas FAR a. We have been allowed TO ply into ms
~ I'm Keep the pace up aud MeNyn Cheoe WIZ no' ~
~ GdEvre but of the most popular hc.oAs % ~
s Aosira,oas BY PHI characteristic and wen ea. N,
~ VstuJ OF letter press greater than such HvaEy
tt There boots Of which tbs would be esesue1 -
eudson but where the quality - sood ana s'e' "
I've We ssi q The greater value 30 ~s ee'r 10, ou
III. LONG & BROTHER. No IS Anntt
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&CS REWARD-Left in Broadway
- stage st Duane 81, paper parcel containing SIX
ENDS OF SILK without direction. Any person returning
ceiye the above reward.
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L'ARM on l.. |. for SALE.-A beau

tuly located Farm % miles ffonn the sity easy Of
cess lying upon the sOlh Turnpike, about miles from
Hsmp,teso open to bay and ocean which renders the air
healthy and egreesbe aud also ahosdng facty for
any fond Of fishing shooting &c. The Farm contains %
acres, IS Of which woodland and salt meadow. The
house large double two story and attic. with wing at
tacheo perfect order, with extensive Outbail0ngs lee
house, an abundance Of all ui and large apple
orc ard There Is also stream Of pure wa'er running
through the Farm with large pond For urthsy p4f-
ticuiaIs apply to ANTHONY J. BLEECKER &CO,
Broadst New.York.
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L,ARM for SALE, to LET, or Exchange

kr good City PToperty-lt has 10 acres, Of which %
In woods buildings and pier " good water close
the house q miles from Yonkers iiuds River Railroad
j mile from Bronxyie Ha lem Rsroad The land IL good
fruit abundance Can be reached daily from Nev.York
bysirosds and resmbosts q tines view very fac dta-
siion high AMI rocky undoubtedly healthy Price 1891
Of which twothrds can stay bond and mortgage. Apply
Of No. 10 Patt-st- up stairs
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ENARM for SALE in WESTCHESTER

II COUNTY-Eighty acres Of beautifully located land Ia
BIZ state u culiysfio situate in the Harrison
tbs Purchase road, Of mile from the Rye Station Of
the New Haven Rsilre I'd and hours from the city The
prcpcrty eon,s Of large dwelling house. two new tenant
hOuses tTisge house icshouse cider mill and other out.
houses In complete orders three apple orchards other
Hgit In sbpLosn.e Stock utensils DO had at low
pil:e Five and upward the entire farm win BE-
sold CIV, and on accommodating terms Apply b HENRY
MORRIS, On the premises or TO w. j. STEWART No. Isl
Sou hist.
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CHAS. s. FRANCIS & co. have II

Las .. IL ANUS ~ ". have lust
- published SINGLE BLESSEDNESS; Or single La
Ges and Gentlemen, agn the ISLANDERS Of the Pulpit the
Tss and the Lecture Room Addressed those VINO are
limo, IS cts y. ""
The book certainly curious and Amusing ~. Commercial
israso OF Exclamation and asecdo;e ant astro
tendency defending and bache aganst the SANDER. Of
the pulpit, the esq, and the leci room" rTrhun.
OBEDIENCE. A Discourse preached in the CITY NJ
Warrington. BY Rev. Orville Dewey. l2i CITE. -
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K OSSUTH in NEW ENGLAND.

IL OSSUIH IN NEW -ENGLAND.-
IN We this day publish, The Eloquent Speeches Of the
great Nagyan New England together with the Addresses
him. by the Governor OF Massachusetts, the Mayors
of the different cities which he visited, and the letters
fom various public bodies. The volume also contains
Of his trumpha tour from city city and
the in which he reserved by the people. We
have also added his admirable Farewell Speech made
in the Broadway Tabernacle, Ne~NoTk, in behalf of his
Mother and Sisters together forming volume of az clio.
quent and noble Speeches have been published in
Any ianeuege kossuth holds the copyrights and will re.
etve all the profits arising the sale the work This
OF rSef should be Involvement enough the friends of
ea Patriotism and humanity to purchase the work did they
not receive more than quid pro quo in the splendid
speecet, themselves The volume is illustrated with
SUPERB fV length portrait copper Of the Orator,
engraved expressly for this work and decidedly the best
likeness ye. tsken-price 81. Published BY JOHN p.
gEWtlI co, Boston and for sale by the principal
Booksellers m The United States
One Hundred frst rate AGENTS WANTED to circulate
the above work. Boston, Aug. 7, 1852
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A GENT should be placed on the last
word Of the ti:e Of ths: work which has beoorns "a
ueseI'ed popular 10 few days and OF all The works pub
hto on me customs and life in the treat eopols mon.
nave SO ishgiy portrayed from persons. obseryatiop az
10 mine me sENEN NIGHTS IN GOTHAM splendidiy illus
trsted Price only % cents p''J '
ub1NNELL PRICE, Publshers No I21 Fulton st.
N.Y. ~ b; hecently published -DlARY or A BROAD
Inc usde supplied on the most liberal terms
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HURON HOUSE, Mackinac, Mich
IL n This House, plessnty situated on the Island Of
hacnnsc Is now open for the reception OF guests The
house new and built expressly for those seeking summer
retreat for health pleasure The large and Any,
consisting Of Paor with bedrooms adjoining 1t open
Tor the FIRST time snd fitted up and furnishes In the most
modern ,tye Horses and carriages with careful drivers
always IN readiness 10 convey visitors to any part Of the
island Pleasure hosts always az hand for these who may
want them. The proprietor the public that effort
'hsl be wanting to promote the comfort and happiness Of
guests CHAs. L. BOARDMAN, Proprietor.
HURON HOUSE,, Msckinss july is, 1882
Tire underngued visitors the Island of recon-
menc The above House 10 their friends and to all who intend
vstpg the Island either on pleasure Business. They
will find every thing necessary o IT this house. and
the host MI boadman is always hand ~ attend 70 the
wants Of his guests.
j. Miller, Circlevile, Ohio,
J. W. Finch, Sandy Hill, a. Y,
John J. Finch, Sandusky, Ohio,
II. Moore and lady, Cleveland, Ohio,
Washington Hill, Ann Arbor. Mich
James B. Howe and lady, Lima Ind,
Roswell c. Smith and lady, Lafayette Ind,
ThOs II. Brown and lady, Medins, Ohio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13

cox REWARD.-Matthew Crannell,
" ~ Jr lest on the 18th Of july By the burning o.
lie ,tssmboA, Henry Clay wallet containing one hundred
ard fny dollars, n6sily Albany eity money aso n9
II nd one note dawn BY Matthew Crannel payable 70
Thip Hoffman Any person finding he sane VII ,eesiys
80. Nv. rsv.ld by leaving 4. with NM PINK. No ~
Wce.feIs;, Stw-YorA, Ct ~ BENSON : CRAHNELDs,
30 it stsfe-st, Aitery.
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u,pF GREATNOVEL OF THE DAY!

l VHITFFRIARS; OR THE DAYS on CHARLES
1IIF SECOND the most striking and thrlnns INSOFAR
srcs Of the day by the general judgment OF me snues
n,rced 10 be only equsled by the gest cTeauona OF
s., we spboip few brief extracts from some OF 10
notices II has received 81. . .i ,l,.,e the Ian.
and Foiuiet aud the eiamauo consifucon o. u1
t'h' - ,e..r 20 the blhancy OF Dumas Than th.' 81 az
sTtsb Nrter OF our time We can ooiaihy CON ,r04
OF the Oes' ""'A' " Home Journal
''Nhteifiats - 'F'N~' Com Advertiser.
irs" ., "a ,.l,,-. 10 :. very cltins reroiof
" to Inteufrg iAiei''''Ns' fSuuday Atlas.
Ensl.h hstory , Hill on, p,,trrs winch the truth Of
., - 49,. ms.e Ro uaancs we're ~ 81 ivu III eN'
M "a ,be most interesting IA EBssh Annals Ia s,,S.,3
s,.,,.d vol regarded BY tie cntes as iss oesi 10
H,sss nj 10" octave volume illustrated Price - cents
In1I &c BROTHER Publishers, No lSi Nsssalst
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THE SPIRITUAL TELEGRAPH

LIME SPIRITUAL TELEGRAPH-
1 Published BY CHARLES PARTRIDGE. Kew-York
& 20 per annum No IS fo this wee issued utsning
"Phoscphc View Of Spirits = AZ peiments and Erpe-
iience." by A J. Man6cl; " Who's Res9onshls = " The
Nesss from ne Spirits haveys Defense Of Spiritual
i'm Extraordinary Manifestation tssot the Mani
fesfstiors;" Miss Andres Dream &c 10 For sale at
THE sHEKINAII, a splendid Quarterly asgsine, con
t.ning Lives and Portraits Of the seeTs Visions Jsige
Fdmonds sDd great variety OF valuable p~Pe oy '1nso
,bs ahltst minds
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ID ROOMS-WithOut

Board-st No 10 Chambers The entire second door,
with front back parlor and upeeT single and
viii he lei to gentlemen h satisfactory references Aso the
basement phy.ieisns Office Furniture hs. quality,
and hot and cold baths Apply before 10 A. NJ Ia tho
evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13

A S plain Cook, Washer and Ironer. by
sr.spectable young Protestant Womsn Has good r. +
eiences apply al No I'll Bsns.st.
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NOTICE. Brought into my store by
two Boys SIN Of Money, to he CHANGED sesPeetns
tbey either Cund II Obtained Improperly detained
An owner wanted Address g. r. rnoane Once stating
particulars.
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6ouses to cet.

CTORE TO LET.-One or two valuable
Stores to let at cheap the Junction OF Frank
and William SITS great Il oroughfsre. Inquire In tho
office of the Hotel, No. 2U2 W lian-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13

MANTED-A young Lady to attend
W in Lace and Fancy Store One that is well &C.
1uanted with the business None other need apply. Ad-
dress A. +. TIib1ne Office.
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THE ADVERTISER has $1,000, which
no CIVIL ENGINEERS and Sur.

Il. Wy Wanted. two young Men 70 make Tryo-
nCmetcal Surveys OF Cemeteries who have hal prsctc
experience the fields AID furnish snd all neoe.
ssIy field instruments. Young Americans who wish to learn
the art cemeteries End landscape gardening pre-
ferTed. The best cf reference given and required.
howard DANIELS No. PSI Broadway.
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FURNISHED ROOMS, near WASH

L INGTON- SOUARE.-Two three unsle Geutie-
men obtain ele santly furnished large Rooms with
Or without breakfast and tea In hrstelsss private House
English and German spoken lpfuire al No II Sc. Glen,
eofrpsce Gin Mscdousal IT. between Wsyeriyp place and
Sth ST. References required
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Summer Retreats.
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED-By

. Gentleman. for himself Wife and Child In the Vi.
nifty Of the city-that in private family preferred. Ad
ress Box S, 2ll Post Office, ali this week.
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~ For Coroner.-The Humane Doctor TRAPHA-
AZ Of $50 Pearlst, who rendered much relief the
ST. sufferers, ON the 4ih OF Feb 1879 viii be candi-
- " GRATITUDE.
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WANTED-A smart American. Scotch
w or English Girl, to do the general work Of small
private family None need apply unless well endsd
Call be the hours of 10 and o'clock at No III Column
blast, Brooklyn flights.
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A s STEwARDEss, by respectable young
n Woman She is thoroughly acquainted with her bu.i-
ness ard has The best Of references note addressed 70
NJ. J at this office, viii be attended %.
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TyIVE DOLLARS REWARD.-Lost

Il OST-This morning. in or after leaving
tie car corner eth-ay. cad Bsdford-st, black Net
Beg containing purse with s. 81 silver spectacle and
tarCkeIchef MARRIED Antverp The hnfsr VII receive
lev ard the thanks OF the owner BY leaving u WIKI
JOHN l. sALlsBURY,NO - Losry-st
Yew Nork. Aug TO- lI52
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IL Tor and Bedroom the secopd hoor dtnsted IN mo
lover part of the city tor Genieso and Wife Terms
must be moderate. Referees exchanged Address Box
l,iS7 Lower Pest Office, statif full particulars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13

A French LADY desires to give lessons
IA in French in schools or fuiies sac can furnish the
beat recommendations having taught for three years IN this
Country. Address \. H.. No. SO Wakerst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13

z n two respectable Girls a. ChsmbermAid and
"sTess the other Chanhe aud Sc zeT or 70 do
wasne an ironing both can sive best Of city reference
Cail OF No. 90 llth-st., between 9Th and 6.hsvs
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APARTMENTS to REMIT Gen

DOARD.-Rooms to let, with or without
4 Board in a house having s the modern improve.
ments A basement for office References required
No 257 Green-st., near 8Lh. 81.
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n Attention! Attention Scott and Graham AS
tops furnphed with Flag, Banners Transpare ncies
- by ACRERMAN i MILLER, at their old stand, No.
TEssssu ct, between Fulton and Annsts
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=. c.tiTokHis. OREGON AND TIE SANDWICH IsIASps
risbeS on the departure Of each Semi Monthly Mall
srnsr Priee q cents per copy.
GREELEY Il McELRATH, Publisoers
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70 let furnished unfinished with full partial
bosrc ~ house with sl the modern improvements
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Superintendent Of the U. S. Coast Surrey, to the
Secretary Of the Interior, in relation to the mar
nehc variations at Point Pinos and San DIEGO.
coast Of California, and Cape Hancock or Disap-
po'nfmenf mouth Of the Columbia river, Oregon.
OFFICE CoAsr SURVEY,
a. WASHINGTON, Feb. g., 1861
SIR: have the honor to state that the magnetic.
variations at Point Pnos and San Diego, coast Of
California, and Cape Hancock or Disap pointment,
mouth of the Columbia river, Oregon, as computed
from the observations of Geo. Davidson, esq,
Assistant Coast Survey, are as follows:
Station Var. East. Date. No. Of Days.
Point Pinos 40 S. Feb 1851 5
San Diego IL 20 May 4" Q
Cape Hancock or
Disappointment 90 As July " 6
would respectfully request authority to pub
lsh this communications
Very respectfully
(Signed) A. D. BACHE,
Superintendent Coast Surrey
Hon. THOMAS CoRwIN,
Secretary Of the Treasury.