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The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1852-10-21


A ToUcnISG LITTLE SroRY OF Roman AT
TAcHMENT.-Among the great number of per
sons who were prescribed under the second ir-
umvirate Of Rome, were the celebrated Cicero,
and his brother Quinlus. When the news OF
the persecution was brought to them, they en-
deavored TO make their escape TO Brutus, in
Macedon. They travelled together for some
time, mutually condoling their bad lortune
but, as their departure had been very precipi-
tate, and they were not furnished with money
and other necessaries for the voyage, IL was
agreed that Cicero should make what haste he
could To the sea side to secure their passage.
and that Quintus should return home to make
more ample provision. But. as in most houses
there are rs many iniormers as domestics, his
return was Immediately made known, and the
house, in consequence, filed with soldiers and
assassins. Quinlus concealed himself so effect
ually, that the soldiers could not find him. En-
ragged at their disappointment, they put his son
to torture, in order to make him disclose the
place Of his fathers concealment; filial aflec-
ton was proof in This young Roman against
the exquisite torments. An involuntary sigh,
and sometimes deep groan, Were all that could
be exlorled from the generous youth His ago
MES were increased, but, with astonishing for
tlude, he sill persisted in his resolution not to
belray his father Quintus was not far oil, and
itmay better be imagined than II can be express
ed. how the heart of father must have been
affected with the signs and groans OF son ex-
piring ia torture to save his life. lie could bear
il no longer, but quitting the place OF his con
cealment, he presented himself to the assassins,
beseeching them with Hood of tears, to put
him 10 death. and dismiss the innocent child,
whose generous behaviour the triumvrs them
selves, il informed Of the fact, would Judge
worthy Of the highest appreciation and reward
The lnhuman monsters. however, unmoved by
the tears of the son. answered that both must
die--the father because he was prescribed. and
The son because he had concealed his father.
Upon this, new contest OF tenderness arose,
who should die first. which, however. the as
sassins soon decided by beheading them both at
the same time.
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Sc e. Tentendis une uoir de JoueuTs de "a'TS
-, ,onrho,ent letrs hdrpes, Ell qm chdnfo'en
o., me- I'm eaniique nouueau derdnt 1 trone
FIRST VOICE.
uothoucht mine own, that hand in hand,
We stood at the gates of that holy Land
Where Joy is a deep and unfathomed rVer'
An ocean stream which shall flow forever
Methouoht mine own, that we listened long
To DE tuneful sounds of spirit-song
Which told of paths too fair and free
For the step of mere mortality
When Fancy yelled her glowing sun.
And the daylight Of my dream was done
When hushed was that mystic melody,
With a thoughtful brow ! looked on thee
Affection prayed that hand in hand
We might win our way to that holy Land,
Where ioy is a deep and unfathomed river,
Golden stream which shall flow forever!
SECOND VOICE.
Az thus we stood-as / gazed on thee
A. we heard the deep song of Eternity
That strain which speaks with ceaseless tone
Of glory revealed TO the pure alone
As we caught one glimpse of that portal fair
Which glistens forever in radiant air
thought shall our earthly homage win
A homo which the just scarcely enter in
All, motor the hearts fondest tribute here,
Must be followed by many a cOntrite tear
The undying blossoms of Paradise
Nav never be tainted by mortal signs;
No chilling breath from the world below
Shall dim the Spirits immortal glow;
BY our idols wept, by our sins forgiven
Alone may we enter the gates of Heaven
CATHARINE NJ. MORRIS.
Brooklyn, July "a, 1852.
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.Ft i'entendis une poir de joueurs de hdrpeS,
nm ioaehoient leus hdrpes, ct qm ehan,o g,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28

Life and Public Services OF
WINFIELD SCOTT General-in- Chief
w Of the Army Of the United Ststes-CompriFng bis
early life his services In the War OF Sla al Oneen'town
Hshs FoIt Grey Chippewa Lunoy's Lane, and Niagara
IN the Mexican War Vera Cruz Cerro Go d. Churusus
CO. ChaI the taking Of the Capital the Conques. OF
Mexico and Donr alton Candidate for the preadency-
nth illustrations from the most authentic doea
ments
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, GRAMB0 co.
Ard for sale BY STRINGER& TOWNSEND, LONG
BRO DEWITT h DAVENPORT, GARNETr CO,
ard Booksellers generally Agents supplied at very liberal
discount
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X w X.9sSST Secretaries.

bt 49,, vv XII Secretares
yyTb,r,ee.th Ward.--scott and Graham Regulators
~, meet at the hermitage, al O'Clock on MONDAY
h''Ni"' 'N'' - r. PIERCE. Secretary.
a Fifteenth Ward for Scott and Graham.
Al meeting Of the Whss Of the XVIII Ward held at
cr,tituon Hail. On Saturday Evening, June rs, for the
puuose forming Club well to respond TO the nom
hstIs Of the Baltimore Convention great unsnmity pre-
,.i,dno difference u opinion being manifest among the
,uy there assembled retiring nnittee having been
oorte6 to present before the Club suitable for
srs am proper name 70 the Association the following
u.Ys admitted and unanimously adopted:
Fer Pyen4ent-FREDERIcg A. CosckLIso.
For Pies-PrestdeHts:
samuel B. Ronsine, Jr, Isaac NJ Phyie
ssmae L. Gfiswold, samuel Nj. Phillips.
7oha p Htps Thomss @. Acton.
'' For Finance Commttee:
J,mss w (JpdeThill Joseph h. Varnum, JI,
1,sep Holman, Her ~ T.. Davies,
Charles A Dana
TIE Association to BE- designated as
The FIFTEENTH WARD scoTT AND GRAHAM CLUE
fee intect aDee opinion all tending to the same
sslt viz tie judicous choice Of the Convention. and
determined resolution every proper exertion for the
esess ticket the following resolutions were adopted
Rssed That hail With PRIDE the n"minstos OF Wnnsl1
Seer. h ,Ss and solder he stsess character
pab bis sschneh hdeiiS q The Constitution % less hss
AZ boai and Democratic ympsthes the highest eDm' 70 inc
multitude and esteem Of his counfymen.
RsoIred recognize wrLLiAE GHApAs standard
l.stet every worthy enhdence an affection, oas
e who has stood by the Eagf the DARKEST hours
q history a. party aae who ha not hra@s hp iSy ..s
fire. burn low more than when the CLARION ho'ss oil
ustoy iorh. 80
Roed That buying all the failure Of their beloved
a4ses the nonsaton for The Presdency we tns
bh pledge ssch other and to brethren hroushout ne
I honor Of candidates, and
viii ssorT for rsder will advance TO the
,e.t IN the MI confidence Of triumph.
Rered cordially the Resolutions which were
slap,ed By late Wins National Convection, at Baltimore
n sixteenth Ward-LUNDYS LANE CLUB
e.ra o. the Lundys Lane Club Of the Ward at Dsarees
As.mby Room corner OF 2Sth 1t and 9th av on MONDAY
TVENlNG 18th nst at O'clock, the purpose OF taking
-,snre fot the promotion If the election OF Scott and
Graham b, order, JAMES NICOLL, Chairnan
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Chances for Business Mrn.

A GOOD OPPORTUNITY to EN-
IN GAGE in BUSINESS.-For sale cheso, the Stock,
Goodwill ard Fixur,s Of old established retail business
Address b. q. H. Tribune Office.
A PROFITABLE BUSINESS TO DIS
IN POSE OF-Any person having from ~ 800 TO 81 eos
cash. give approved PAGER 70 that smount eau buy
OF the partners sey profitable light
ing business Any person who command a. sNove gill
address D. at this Office stating when and where an inter
yisw can be had.
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DUUDINC LOTS at YONKgRs.-For

szes number Of Bedding Lots ~ the village sfYonksn,
lyrg srsy the bsnks 0i the Hudson s the ls
beEarfu Of the whole village These Lcts the most
ess ale Of any offered of sale and from tiT ocsfioa
us Iapdly incsssse yslae VII BE- soid low n applied
r lr.d stsly gsp nay Be aLd terms made xno~a
- applying % CONES kIcoLAY, No. ~ Grlads-.
rear the BOweIy n. Y.
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Huerial Notices.

m Special Meeting OF the NETWORK HOR
rlCULTURAL SOCIETY will take place at the stuyve
ant Ipstitute on MONDAY kEFNIN9. June 20, at o.
sOek SHELTERED kNAPP, President
SHo. WIN. CURTIS, Recording Secretary.
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VHE ODD FELLOWS MANUAL

n II. c PECK THO. BLISS fmiaaeiPhiA ua's
nearly resdy. - -, s., ~.
THE ODD FELLOWS MANUAL; illustrating the Is
tory Principles ard Government Of The Order ana me IN
sirneons A. Quite. OF every Degree. station s1d once ~
Ccd Felwshis; with smps Directions toI Ltying oraeI
stores Defeating Ceottenes Ohsp-is, hA5 s.I -.
Prle I'd ices; MsTshsBs Funers srd other Prrc-s5ss
Fo MS for Petitions ChsTses Appeals &c &c Also odss
with Au,o for VARIOUS occGnons Emosl nsnea VI % -
opa Esrsyipss of he Eulbsus Sc Of thu Orde BY e'
b. GTosh Z G IN Lodge No. l6i and T. "a t'ns anp-
rent No Of Northern New fofk; late ura9d ~
in the r. w. Grand Looge Of Pennsylvania sad r. % -
Isiarch Of ofike X w. Grand EDcapn nj OF
The work will be comprised IN volume OF -. pS,<er
printed In the best manner the hnest paper Inc
nations will be nunercss from original desisns ano en-
Eayed In The highest stye o. AT forming altogether the noel
mplete and beautiful work On Odd ssicrsn9 po's0e
be devised
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r8E NFW.YOKK TRIBUNE
Dolitical Notices.

- EIabtb Ward.-wHIGs ATTENTIONi-The
~ T,etors snd al others ofthis Ward in favor oformiog
se Graham Club qnestrd to meet a. the dsr,
y, ronse oontr OF Mercer and Broome ss- on MONDAY
xvfNING June 2s, OF 9 O'Clock. for organization.
By rrder Of the Ward Committee.
JAMES GRIDLEY, Chairman.
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A KAHE C1ANCE.-FOr Sale, sale
IA and profitable Manufacturing Busoess In this city
that easily be leaned, that has wide connection and
very little competition and II has been In successful opera
ton the last - year. Price, 5000 cash, will be partly
taken In improved real estate. With about 900 more
could be altered out double the quantity It
Goes now and will always find ready msrset because IL
Las The best Of recommendations in this country The
.rouud II stands has lease Of 10 years TO
from November next subject two renewals Of q yeas
zach. Satisfactory reason 70, selling will b made Known
for particulars address MANUFACTURED at the Office Of
lisUa
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A STOR-PLACE OPERA HOUSE.

A STOR-PLACE OPERA HOUSE.
N Tickets 50 cents Ampkithe % cents Children half
price Doors open at ~ To commence At BIN compliance
with the dere of heads Of families the public respect
fully iLforne6 that DONETTrS WONDERFUL TROUPE
OF TRAINED ANIMALS will remain at the above psce
Of till the sixth Of July, when they positively
.tsrt on their If America MONDAY 2th June, and
every Evening durips the week the MONKEYS DOCS
GOATS will give their ailments Of the 0ERSER
TFR COLLATi, n DAFRIQUE CARRIAGE UPSET
TIGHT ard SLACK ROPE, &c. &c new feats ny Mr..
yor Sringaer. Grand Juvenile performance SATURDAY
AFTERNOON.
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ENRENCH.-A Yong Fcenchman, OF
F'sdy hAhits snd upe education, IL DESTROYS to oo
tain situation in Boys School or IN family 10 teach
" neh Grsek and Latin Being unacquainted with he En-
IRISH lanlusss be would ask sm.l salary No oblsoo
20 40 N the county He give reference a. 90 his ehAsc-
~ abilities &e address note 70 LOUIS p L, 81 me
ofee efths paper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28

PROGRAMME
PART I.
D. OVcItufc- hOesm
z Aris" II milo tesorO," Don Giovanni. Mozart
S'gaor Antonio Sac giovanni
5. Grand Ane-Gomposeo for Mime Msliibrsn-
"Prene per me ses Libero". Berot
Sigra ALBONL
Duetto"A idea di gel eta y" from Barbiere. aossini
Sisnor SepgiovsnDi and Revere.
.. Variation" Carns SENT poco," .Ssannnet
Sigs. ALBONL
o. Overture Fre1schusk Weber
2. Duetno Seniin entsle" Una Note dAmore" Ardin
sigra. ALBONl and Ssnor SsnEiOvsnni
Q. Ana Bufo-" haoaHmia mei Signor" Donixetu
SsnoT Revere.
Full Orchestra
10. Rondo-1Cene-entols--"No Non pin mesta7 10y
particular requestD ........................H osnri
Sigra. ALBONI
Tickets and Secured Seats ga be procured on satur
day morning. at O'clock and the plan Of the Hall seen At
Music Store of Mesn. HALL SON, No. ZS9 Broadway.
Tickets 81 each, for which numbered seat will be given,
car be bad OF Messu SCHAkFENBURG LUIS No 4SS
Broadway.
Doors open at 81 o'clock. Concert to commence at
O'clock
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" FAMILY, under the MANAGEMENT and direction Of
sons. JEAN ROUSSFT
Fir appearance of HERR CLINE, the celebrated Tight
Rope Dancer
MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENING, June q and %,
two Beliefs CArARINA Or, The Queen Of the Bandis,
and TIE MILLERs
Leader ofihe Orchestra Mons. GUERIN
rnce Of admission, 50 Genus Tickets TO be had at the
principal Music Stores and at the door in the evening
Doors will be opened at and the performance 70 com
at O'Clock.
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Real estate for Gale.
AT PRIVATE sALE-Tbe valuable

4 I PRIVATE SALE-Tbe valuable
IN property at the north-wes Of Bisecksr snd
Gresne-st 50 feet bsscseI add 100 feet Grs-ns
tOsethsrwh the budnfs the Also ts vsasss tbns,
story brick building No Bscoser, nesny fn1ntibg tx
charge Place A1o, the valuable thrss stofy sTck Hoae
Stable On the Dorh-esst Ct Bsescssr and
Lsuxrs So Lot IS by 100 feet deep. rented f go.
lsras yydon OF purchase moaey rrnzin bond
ard rSorfrEe Por oI terms and part;eas apply 10 b.
A CHILTON, Nos Wsllst
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A STOR-PLACE OPERA HOUSE
n By desire ONE WEEK MORE OF DONErTPS
Comic Troupe OF Trained Animals consisting of Three Cs
panies Of perfTming MONKEYS, DANCING DOGS and
intelligent GOATS appear in Serious and Comic Panto-
imes African COLLATION. the Tight and Slack Ropes
Followed by the COLLATION. DAtRlQUE!!
To conclude with the As eDson Of the Dog JOHN BULL
81 rounded By Fireworks Tickets 50 cents children halt
price; AmphithcstTe Is centa
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IMPORTANT TO all LIQUOR DEAL

Frs Concse simple and unerring rules for tesns the
ar, oath Of Spirits by the standard and for mixing,
Missing or r,dusins them instantly to aay required proof
n;yt No Coentes slip Price 25 cents-second edition
By these pl.is rules, and trouble IL saved
lAnSlyucsl EI4rninsr
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1z-Tb,rteeuth Ward.-Scott and Graham Regulators
II meet at the Hermitage. al O'Clock on MONDAY
IYENING, Jnns 70, 1852. By order OF e..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28

NTIBLO'S GARDEN JOHN SEF-
v TON, Mansser-MONDAY EVENING. June %.
will be presented the Opera of
LIE CAID.
Music by Ambrose Thomas.
Lesding characters by Nine. Feury Jolly Eme. Diguet
Mons. Debriuav, Mons. Menehand Mons Great
Mons Montelsrt, Mons. Prot.
Administrator ssnts Private boxes, IS. Doors opcR st
fo'eloeb; N usuce at o'sloct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28
rTHE MARINE HOTEL, at Fairfield

i Connecticut, viii be opened BY lie proprietor, j. .
aONNOT Cd the lst day OF June next q branch
of the NewYork Hotel The Marine Hotel Is situated in
beautiful village Long Island Sound aordns all the In
luoements Of excellent bathing and romantic drives In
he adjacent country Every sudeavor will be sxesd 10 In
cure for the Hotel the distinguished patronage OF Previous
Plans be and snssed at the above
Hotel at Fairfield or the NewYork Hotel The distances
ou yevYork So miles and trains by the Newv ort aas
ns Haven Railroad Fairfield uss esah Cav.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28

broadway THEATER-E.A.MA
] SHALL, sole Lessee MONDAY EVENING, Jupe %,
IRELAND AND AMERICA; Or. Life in both Countries.
Jimmy FiDngsD. Williams Peggy Anderson. Williams
Afer which, IT'S THE CUSTOM OF THE COUNTRY.
Melissa. Mrs.B Williams Mortimer Sparkle MA WFenno
To conclude with
BARNEY OTOOLE; Or, the Haunted Chamber.
Boxes Parquet % Family Circle ana Upper
FER IS cents; Private Boxe and Sc. Doors open at T.
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~ Mrs. L.. n. Fowler, NJ. D., viii consult with
sae medically at her residence No. 25S East Broadway
Nns AN Pm.
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DOUGLAS HoTEL.-Mrs. DOUG

H. LAS takes this opportunity Of thanking The nssay
families iOm America vho have visited her hotel Tor their
kfrc support sc beas a The time % them and
their TRENDS Visiting Scotland that her esrshhshmeut
be conducted Nth he regard oour ~
hitherto 81 ana IS ST. Andrewssqusrs, Edinburgh ~ y.
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amnseMFuts.
HALI-MNE.

uE ALBONPs SECOND GRAND CONCERT In
AH,eIisa, on MONDAY EVENING, June "a on when
o'esson she will be assisted BY the following eminent
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Alta BARGAIN-For sale, the House
N and Lit No IS VlJa-plses. the Bo<ton-road,
Hott HsveE. TIE lot 10 100 feet W - the house 2, fost
By "a deep wi,h eisten and ogt-bos. 900 may remain
o. bend sfc m1rgsfs Apply On the grsmises, ~ 70
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GUNNER BOARD at STONINGTON

~ CONN.-Three Gentlemen and Ladies' two small
families can be accommodated with pleasant furnished
and beard during the summer, IN prvste resi-
denee situated OF the most pie assnt elssd spots
in the and within Ave minutes ride OF the stoungou
R r For terms nc, address, with reference q. o. D.
StonirEtoD, CT
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EOR SALE-Very cheap, a Grocery,
IL ke, &c. with Bakery STOCK, Fixtures, Lease lie,
IA lott from e2oe to $3.50 Good house. eleven rooms barn,
sable garden ks Rent only 800 per year This must be
sld At price Apply at No 2li Adauisst Brooklyn
TO PHYSICIANS and DRUGGISTS.
For sale an old established Drug Store doing good
t1ns.a VIII be sold baTln applied Tor the
swner vshss 10 leave the city For particulars apply al
80 $50 Grand st.
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~us Nfw.YORk DAILY TRIBUNE
,...,l,,sED EVERY MORNING, tsvsDAT xxcErr,s)
bW nv GREELEY a. McELRATH
xuE sEau-wEEKLY TRIBUNE

-kIebe6 every TUESDAY and FRIDAY morning. Proc
s,.-pm Two copies for S. Ten for $40. Advertis
-. q can't line for each insertion.
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DARNUM'S MUSEUM -Admittanco
ID everything % cents; Children under 10 ~
euts rarouet nc, IA cents extra Gigantic OSTRICH,
he ORANG OUTANG euerrnous sERPENTS just 70
,eived also the Gorgeous Oriental Tabeau Of CEREAN
'CULPTURE repess Lord Byron and the Greeks al
moving a. III ALIVE In the Lecture Room. THIS AZ.
rFRNOON at s. COMIC PIECES. No THIS EVEN.
ING al O'Clock THE VILLAGE PHANTOM The MYS-
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METROPOLITAN HALL, lower Sa-
Ift homo RFILLY'S GRAND MOVING PIANO
RAMA of IRELAND open every night, beginning SA'
TURDAY June Is Dir. Ferguson plays the national meo-
dee Mir Reilly gives the oral sketches Of this msgnih
cent pair ting Tickets. q cents Children half price.
Doors open at Z, Panorama moves at
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a. Heads of the Peopie.-Beautifully engraved
ats Of Scott Webster. Clay, Film re- CasS Ia.,I
he For sale low in frames otherwise. BY ANTONl,
Psbhsher Of the United States Senste Chamber NO SoS
Broadway.
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~ Third kisnhattan BaiIding Association.
d. Seth Monthly Neeiis Of this prosperous Associa
q III NJ BE- held s, tn Assoa,c Temple, No 40 Broome
sS.. ~ MONDAY Even. no. June % lS52 al O'Clock
WI sss VII Be oterec 81 redemption, and the books
Val - Sgen ia the reception Of new members. All who
ss ~ IN sading 20 aaron DO 80 a. this nesting
s.e. orc o. the seccetsry No. 81 chsmbest- where
sssy Information can BE- ostsned
yAMES =. LIBBY, President.
I.s.. m, DAVIS C0LLAMoRE, Vice President
W. "ssrek, ssSy, Ne q chsphersa
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1TTN WANTED.-Twenry Men TO sell

I'VE ...,,,l. ,..ted in every kriy. Agents tr poe
fhI.seIpe,a New EnslAnd The wssern and sostns, ,
So. are wanted They make slws ~ ~ IT.
a NAL sspisA. Cal o. ADDE'S, pssrps''' "" ="
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LAKE HOUSE-York-

lFk town. 4 miles from PeekskilL-Vstors reach
th dehGh fu Summer Retreat in t~o hsnrs Hudson
Pc kskil where vehicles await % cir arrival
coed to the Lake. Horses boats and fishing
tackle always hand for the guests
W. III. BARMORH.
Psrtcslvrs may be learned BY application 70 THOMAS
jones No al Broadway
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signor AUGUSTINE R0vERg,
Sgnor ANTONIO SANGIOvANNL
SisnW ARDITI,
And grand Orchestra Of seventy periormen
Musical Director. .Signor ARDITY
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NATIONAL HOUSE, Long Branch,

' New-Jersey.- STOKES l. PETIT RESPECTFULLY In
I'M their encs and the public that they have purchased
Of samuel Cooper his well Known and popular Watering
Place located above and hsyns had ths thoroughly
rSpsr-d and se~y furnssh,d il . FUND one the
nO.t healthy and pleasant places the shore p.
respectfully solicit continuance OF the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed o. this establishment -
WOOLMAN STOKES
CHAs w PETIT
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DAK1NkR WANTED-In a pleasant
CHITECTS.-A Young Man, a

cred drApRhtsm,n. and possessing oiher qualifications
whereby he himself useful 70 src1re de-
cr-s situation where could receive instruction
psnssfion sr services he would render Address D.
Trituue Office
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~ buiiding Assoc Ia hons I've bear much Of
hs1t hons<t 20 n ., each may owe his own house
~ Es OF ittis Ssue ~l.n messed ~ith bugs rats,
ss,e ava nsaz Any thin thst ia worth doing a. all IS
81 CONG well" We ttOfviore csutior ali psrsoos
D., 1ns limitations q LYONS Mssuetic Pill, snd Pow
a. seh are fol- Of toso mineral Toe real article
s IA 81 No - biCadsay, II . cents per task AID
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~ Tompkins Lodge, No. -, 1. ID. ID. Fine
members this Lodge requested 70 meet the 1ooee
Ro.r ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON, al oclo K. for the
,ur 40 of attending the fuue OF Nrother jared Goodhea
''f CHARLES : OAKLEY. N. u.
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OAVHION. NEW-ROCHELLE.
GUNNER BOARD in RIDGEElELD.

OCONN-Oue ofthe most pleasant villages In New- Eng
land in a private house, and newl, furnished veil
shaded pleasant walks drives &C. three huns from Ne
York twic, day by New-York ard NewHsven. aud Dan
bury and Norwsk Railroads Price for ladies' aud gentle
81 10 s. Fight ten can be accomm dated. Apply
90 FRANCISA ROCKWELL. Ridseheld, Conn.,