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DolitiGgl Notifies.

"a" Eighteepth Ward Chippewa Club.-A reg
psr meeting OF this Club will take place at the New Ha
ven Hotel. corner 4tt -av. and Zthr, on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, Sept. 20, at o'clock The Wings OF the
Ward and those friendly to the election Of Scott and Ora
NJ D. GREENE, President
WN. ROBERTSON, Jr, Secretary.
Y The CsmE align Scott and Graham Song
OerSeeopd edition, enlarged and improved The largest
most beautiful, and best edition Of spirited Wing Songs
tapt Every section Of the country should be supplied
Committee and Bookelles orders with cash, promptly
Rpphed at q per 100 by the publisher, 49,
ID. Z. GAViT, No. 1872 Broadway, N. Y
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AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER,

IA who has been Principal and Professor Of Creek and
Lain in eouri.hne Academy for than tniee years
and Who can awe ample references desires situation
Teacher in School Private Tutor, in this city bd
eIsss PENDLEfOS, TJ!tVLs Office
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DROF. DODD'S ALGEBRA. - Just

ELEMENTARY AND PRACTICAL ALGEBRA. In
which attempted various improvements In gene
exposition aud In the and thor
oueh principles and applications OF the sci
ence. By James D. Dodd An, President Of THnsyvania
niv
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Ready this day.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE for October.

III i'll splendid number Pnee - cts
GRAHAB'S MAGAZINE for October. ll2pases origi-
EAl matter. Elegant Embelt,hmen Price % cts.
New Books
HEADS ard HEARTS. lulus-rsted. A splendid DO
estc novel Illustrating the feelings Of the heart in oppo-
stOn 70 the hes6long i'm pulses Of the be Sd
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AmuSemfnfH.

NNNNNNN-
NIBLO'S GARDEN-JoHN SETON,
IN Msnsger-THlS EVENING, Sept. -, will DO per-
formed LAmrA 80 =, 50
I.mps Mons. Disust Camille. Mime Fleury Jolly
Rjtts ..... Nine Pilot Dandolo.. Newsstand
Nine Fleury Jolly will ct the beginning Of tie Sd
act the ohaImipg Aria of the Pre- aux Ciercs
The Aria will be preceded with the Original introduction
and Solo nom the Pre- Aux Cleres executed the Violin
by Mr.. jain.
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EXECUTORS and ADMINISTRA-
L TORs.-Just published, in neat form, the Law OF
Executors and Ad ins,rsors exhibiting their nahn dn
ties and liabilities together with fu difeecons Tor pro
ceedips both in proving will sad sdnni'terns an estate
s welt a. for the distribution Of the efects sui the hna
settlement Of accounts with all necessary practical forms
By John Taylor Price VI. ,r
Lew st.tioner and Bookseller, l5s Nasssu-S
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rS-Dr. Banuips's Mechanico sursicai tnsu w..
the treatment Of Chrouic diseases and for tue
application Of his BODY Braces Spine Shoulder Braces
Spina Props Brace Trussss; Pile Springs ane TTsveng
Cou panons with without his gavanic attach nens) Tor
the vocal pulmonary digestive nervous spinal and
female weaknesses and Tuptures dropping and lansuo
Also for the support Of enoents ladies and ladies daring
confinement No 81 Mercerst 10 doozs out OF Canalst
New-lork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29

NOODWORTH' YOUTHS CAB
w met. Contents for October.
The Huntera Sabnus aud his Dog
I'm Happy The Infant Sleeper
The Evening PRAYER, George l. and George H.
PoIitepe.s The Hearts Treasures,
The Silly Sheep, Truths from the BOOK OF va
The Proud FROG ture,
Tba Great Guns at Washing A Rams Horn Teacher,
ton The Ride on the Calf,
Apecdote of Oliver Cromwell The Stone in the Pond
Scars OF Curious Inf maon Little Msys First Sum,
TIE Worm at the Root Editorial Table Talk,
The Lost Bow Poetica Greeting,
Smart Retorts My Travelling Companion
Thu Rov and his Garden, The Puzzler's Drawer
zach number contains 49 pAreL Price 81 year lou,
comics s.: tsyen copies IS. Specimen numbers furne'
,ratis d. A. WOODWORTd, Publisher,
No ilS Nassau s.
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AS CHAMBERMAID, and Washer and
IA Ironer or as Waiter by a respectable Woman. Ap-
plv at No Mill an-plsce, 6th.sv between 10th and
18th. -sts Has good city references.
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re- Scott and Graham-Pierce and King
Dental Candidates be had application 70 BAKER,
GoDwIN 4 Co, Printers, Tribune Bulldogs These en-:
are to be the best issued Specimen copies with
prices will be sent application The attention Of Ceun-
sy Prpters and Political Clubs Is particularly called 70 these
new and faithful Portraits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29

AS CHAMBERMAID, by a Young Girl,
IA ip respectable family. Can do plain Sewing. and
make herself generally useful City reference given. Call
a. No 6 Mouisst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29

CACRED MUSIC STORE, No. $50
~ Broadway. A. NONELLO has opened store al
the absve address the sale of pu scatons
As In London including OIaoiio in p and IN parts
r musical societies Muc for the service Of Episcopal Con
gre gaonal and Catholic Churches Music for the organ ana
piano forte including Moz1ts celebrated compositions
Music fl glee clubs choral societies and singing essses
Songs Gees MsdIigas sud pess variety OF other music
in score ard parts. at reduced prices Catalogues may b
had GRATIS on application at No. 5e9 Broadway, NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29

~ Emisrant Intelligence Once and Laser
Excbapre, Nos IS aud y Canslst, New York-Thh
Office is estahshed BY the Commissioners Of Emigration,
where cas always be found large numbers OF LaooFen and
Servants Al very low rates Of and persons can have
their ord filed By writing 10 the Superintendent and SEND
ing the amount Necessary 10 pay the passage OF the parties
JAS p. PAGAN, Superintendent.
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A S frst-class Cook, by an experienced
respectable coloreS Woman who rVe the best OF

A ) Cook in private gentleman's tami-
IA ". by respectable Protestant Woman; is willing to
sd IN washing and ironing and would not OBJ ec 70 20
corner Of Broadway
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| RECENT GRADUATE of HAIR

Arm 70 obtain occupation q Q Teacher In NewYots, 70
,oecuy ofe his services 70 gentlemen wshins 10
private instruction for their He permitted 70 refer
Z Rev samuel Osgood, No. 90 West llth Mr. w. HAles,
No IS West l5th-t Rev. j. ?. w. Ware, Cambndsspogt
Nss President Sparks, Rev Dr. Waller and Prof G. G.
Yelton Cambridge. Address GRADUATE, care Of v. =
Palmer Tribune Buildtnss HewYork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29

CCHUBERTH Il CO., Music Depot,
- No. 257 Broadway r. Y, request the public to nsPses
their Immense stock Of Nude for Voice, Piro, for
Ssnds Tor Organ Violin Viooneello, Harp Orchestra As
Ia every stys for vrtuo,os and besnne fhe reste -
lection In The United States Of $4,000 worth orosn o.
Foreign and America. Music vii % sttsnssa 70 VIZ
Uromptue44
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AS CHAMBERMAID and to mind children,
N or do plain sewing would do the homework OF
anal family by respectable young Girl City reference
can be eiven Call ct No 1l2 Goth st. between I'd and 3d.
avs Can be until engaged
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A 5 Cook, Washer and Ironer, or to do
"a the general homework OF private family By are
speeteoe youpe woman Good city references be ss-
en- Can be seen az No. Thompson. ST., for two days
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Is CHANBERMAID and to assist in wash
IA ing and ironing No objection to take OF child
rem Best Of city reference from her last place. where she
as three years Can be at No. 81 Allen st. up stairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29

- Rishteenth Ward Temperance Alliance.
The spacious pavilion Of the City Alliance has been
erected IN 2Sd s. opposite the Free Academy. Able sd
a,e.ss EVERY EVENING this week.
JESSE w. BENEDICT, President.
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AS CHAMBERMAID and Waitress. by
N young Woman. Apply at No. 245 Sdsv, between 2Oth
ana Plat ct. Can be seen for two days
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AS CHAMBERMAID, by a respectable
Protestant Girl Would ssSi,t in washing and ironing
DO the general Homework in small family Best city
room. Can be seen two days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29

AS CHI1pREN's MAID or Chambermaid,
N By respectable yours Woman willing to make her
self generally useful Apply personally or By note to No.
CO.. Nater-st, between Governor and Jacksonsts
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A S CHAMBERMAID and Seamstress, or
IA Chambem aid Washer and Ironer by respectable
yourg woman. Good city reference given il required
Please apply at No. 7O6 Broadway.
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MADAME HENRIETTE SONTAG'S

lvl SECOND GRAND CONCERT IN AMERICA
few Of the choicest seats In Parquee and First Circle
may be obtained at the Music Store of >. CHRISTMAN
No. Cos Broadway.
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AS CHAMBERMAID and to do plain sew
ing or assist with washing and ironing by young
Woman; best city reference given. Cal at No. IS Eat
18th ct where abe has sewed the past three years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29

MADAME SONTAG'S CONCERT
lu few of the best Seats for sale at MAURICE
STRAKOSCH'S Metropolitan Piano Forte Emporium, Ne.
619 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29

A S Cook, Washer and Ironer or as gen.
ersl housemsid, By respectable young Nomsn, I'M
private family has good reference Apply a. Nos King
st. for two days
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AS CHAMBERMAID. by a respectable
IA young Woman. Is good Washer and Ironer Can
make herself general usefu in almost any department and
give the best Of reference Can be at No SO Beach st.
first floor
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A CHAMBERMAID and Laundress, or do
IA Chamberwort and Sewing by very respectable Girl,
who produce the best OF city reference from her last
place Call at No. S29 l2th.st, between lE and End
Can be seen for days.
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CONTAG'S SECOND GRAND CON-
- CERT THIS EvENING-A few of the most eligible
Seats in Parquee and Dress Circle be had at MIL
LET'S Music Store, No 329 Broadway opposite Broadway
Theater.
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&aerial Notices.

rV Cadets of Temperance. The different sec
tons under the Jurisdiction Of the Grand Secretary OF
Pennsylvania are invited sppear in full Iegaa at the
sections will meet at their rooms at o'clock and march
TO tie Allen1st. Presbyt terrain Church
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AS CHAMBEBMAID and Laundress by a
respectable young Won Can be to-day. Call
No us Allen st. back in TIE second floor. Best
of city reference given.
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AS CHAMBERMAID, or TO take care of
IA children or to do the homework OF small family bys
respectable Gill Good city reference given. Call at No 80
Wet l7th-st. Can be seen for two days
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~ Broadway Division, No. u, 4. ofT:-Mem'
bs are requested attend the Anniveary OF The Order In
TesaIia at the Greene-st M T.. Church, WEDNESDAY
EVENING, Sept 49, Regsia furnished TO those unprov
6ed at the Church. q. BROWN, VIZ.
gro, y. COLBURN, RS
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AS CHAMBERMAID and Waitress, by
young Girl In respectable private family Good city
reference Apply at 252 3dsy between 2lst and I'd cts.
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AS Cook, Washer aud Ironer, by a
hrspectsble middle aged Woman. Is good Baker
Can be for days at her last place she has lived
for a number Of years. Inquire No 1853 Est lsths
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AS CHAMBERMAID and Seamstress OF
n Waiter or TO g. General House work in small phi
yae family Can give good city reference from last place
Can be seen at No 1873 Barro v-st, first floor.
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SONTAG'S GRAND

lI CONCERTS-Tfcke for the second Concert for sale
al the book store Of ADRIANCE SHERMAN, No.
Astor House, opposite Banum's Museum Ao orders
ceived for Tickets to the subsequent Concerts Of Madame
SOntaR.
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AS general HoUsEMAID, by a respecta'
IA be Girl; is hrst-rate Washer and lroner Can give
coed city reference 'Ca az No. 28l stbst, room NO IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29

70 Passengers leaving this City BY the Hud-
son River Railroad Early Train reach Niagara Falls by the
Rochester Lokpoi and Niagara Falls Railroad In time Tor
supper the day Both the large houses at the Fas
will he kept open for visitors during the month Of October
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-18
TELEGRAPH DISPATCHES.
Reported for the Evansville Journal.
Arrival of the Northern Light,


New YORK, Aug. 10, Nj.
The Northern Light arrived from San Juan,
dates to the Sth, brings $4,000 in gold
dust. San Juan is healthy, markets dull,
and well supplied, no flour in market no IN
tercession of the French consul.
Amicable relations are restored between
Americans and foreigners at Manposa.
rumor prevailed at Sacramento on the 10th,
that Georgetown had been destroyed by fire.
A duel was fought with revolvers at Con-
ira Costra, between Nugent, editor of the
Herald. and John Coulben, A Herman OF San
Francisco; several shots Nugent received
a ball in the thigh.
Boston, Aug. 16 NJ.
1t is reported that ship Staferdshire of this
port, for California, was lost near Islands
south Maria. Cargo insured here for $780,
900; report is discredited.
The Sooner Pilot which was seized on
the Fishing ground, has been released.
New YORK, Aug. l6 NJ.
Flour--Sales 4,5OO State 5000 1894;
Wheat-92i p Western; 1850 mixed corn
at 67@6s prime; Pork $17,75, mess $40;
Ohio whisky 22c.
PITTsBURG, Aug. Is NJ.
Two feet inches, water and falling,weath-
er cloudy.
CINCINNATI, Aug. Is NJ.
River risen inches, it has been raining
hard all day; nothing to report in market.
Arrival Of the Illinois.
New YoEK, Aug. If, P. NJ.
The Illinois has arrived with 81, 100000.
Size has California dates to July l4th, and
Panama to the 9th.
The cholera had nearly disappeared from
Panama.
The Indian collision continue. Two par
ties of Indians had been attacked by Maj
Harvey and Lieut.. Moore in which they kill
ed 81 and took u prisoners.
A meeting at Mariposa, July 4th, was held
to consider the propriety of expelling the en-
tire foreign population.
The Government schooner Active sailed
from San Francisco, July 18th, on coast
survey to the Columbia river. A detach-
ment of Dragons went in.
A Democratic German paper has been
started at San Francisco.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-18

THE undersigned thankfully aekno Wedges the en-
Il enlargement that has been afforded him in the
of his educational labors in this
nity and announces that the Second Term OF his
School will commence the first Monday of September,
in Tire building adjoining the Episcopal Church. Parents
enrustng their TO his care, may be assured they
shall receive at his hands all the benefit that extensive
experience, Educator and enthusiastic devotion to
his profession mpar. ORDER, complete and perfect
will be required i'm the School Room indispensable To
the right discharge ofhc duties of the place SYSTEM in
study will be eXemplifed ard incucaed as an mpor,
tnt aid to intellectual progress and daily, actual and
visible will be demanded of every scholar,
the only sufficient evidence OF faithful study. Aen-
ton will alo be given to the cultivation of refined and
polished manpers and specially 20 the formation ofgood
morals and correct principles All branches belonging
thorough English education together with the elias
sizes will be taught and being himself practical
eounant the undersigned will pay particular attention TO
penmanship, and will from time to time form classes in
bookkeeping.
He pledges himself to furnish superior article in
every department of Instruction, and hopes to be
tanned by the liberal minded citizens of the place i'm sup
plying acknowledged deficiency in this community.
TERMS CT AFTER,
Elementary branches. ...................S5 90
Higher English. % 70
Latin, Greek, Algebra, Geometry, &C., soo
either or ali , W.
augT JAMES GREENE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-18

Successors to Z. s. Barber os Coz
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
HATS, CAPS, AND FUR GOODS,
45j Main street, Louisville, Kentucky.
DEING successors to and former partners in of the
oldest and most successful Hat Houses in the West
country, take the liberty to notify the customers
of the old firm and the public generally of tie tact, and
that continue the business at the old stand under I'M
usual advantages, with large stock of Fresh Goods
One of firm is i'm the East with ''cash in hand
for the purchase and manufacture OF such kinds of goods
as cannot be got up here to advantage. -
Our long experience and improved arrangements IN
Manufacturing and Importing, and our acquaintance
with the business and the wants and tastes of The West
and South fully qualify at all times TO supply our Gus
toners with the very best of goods in line the
favorable terms. For undoubcd short pa
per we will be always prepared TO sell at the lowest
Eastern prices.
The fact is well established that the style of our
DRESS HATS is peculiarly adapted to the tastes and
of the South and West and of superior workman
ship and materia-we them excel all others.
We say to Merchants visiting city that our FALL
1852 in extent aud variety, cannot be eXceed
in any market and that resolved to maintain the
reputation heretofore acquired by the firm of of T. 3
Barber Co.. of selling the best and the cheapest goods
in the market. POLLARD, PRATHER IL SMITH.
Louisville, July 20, lsj2. taugl0-lmd.l
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &C.
Co0E.S FAMILY GROCERY.

TINE undersigned has this day opened III Llnek new
splendid stock OF Family Groceries, of my own selection
from Eastern markets which will sell ut very low prices
FOR cash. or Produce of all kinds.
shall keep constantly hand fresh supplies OF Butter
Cheese Lard Poultry and other leading articles, for the
table, direct from the farmers, ha' ing made arrangehcts
to be sunpliel several times week during the summer
with all kinds of Country Produce. All goods purchased
COOKS will be delivered at the residence OF customers
If desired have market wagon especially Tor tlla'
purpose the reore solicit share Of public patronage
and will try to merit it. Please call and examine my
stock Iie30tfI II. Ii. COOK.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-18
BOARD OF HEALTH.

Il meeting of the Common Council ofhe city of Ev-
"A ansvitle held July 18th, 1852, the following gentle
men appointed BOARD HEALTH for said cIty for
the ensuing year:
| prs. \. c. HALLOCK ISAAC CASSELBERRY,
Z. V. MITCHELL, b. X. DAVIDSON,
Tiios. NJ. JOHNSON, esq.
II PCity papers copy.
The following Sections are city Ordinances:
SECTION j. 1t shall be the duty of every praccng ply
stefan in tho city, TO notify member of the board of
health OF every of contagious infectious disease in
the city, within six hours after the presence of such dis
ease comes to his knowledge; and every such physician
shall quarterly report to said board of health every death
wheh shall 10 his know ledge in the of his
practice and also the Of such DEATH and should any
physician neglect 10 comply with the requirements OF this
section OF this ordinance. he shall such neglect
forfeit and pay not less than three than twenty
dollars.
SEC. o. If any person shall at any time knowingly in
troduce aid assist in introducing into the city
contagious infectious disease of dangerous Oat
character such person shall for every sc offence
forfeit and pay not less than three than fifty dol
larse JAS. q. JONES, Mayor,
EAitst:
JNo. J. CHANDLER, Clerk. jy2a3ml
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-18
NEW YORK CLO1HING STORE,
On STREET, NEXT HoRSBRooK * BuRTIs GROCERY
betpeea Main and Sycamore.

ON WATER STREET, NEXT TO HoRNBRooK BURTs GROCERY
betUeea Main and Sycamore.
s. GUMBERTS, Wholesale IT.
1,csT-r1- and Retail Clothing Manufactu- FyTSS
-xs.xzsx rer, has just received large as >ssl@sk
S>o sortment of Superior Black Cas- <<-caa
simere and various coors; also assortment of SAITH
netts Casinets and Tweeds; also Black silk and Satin
and other Vests and Vests of all kinds In con-
necoh with his large stock of Clothing he will keep
fine of Hats and Caps Carpet Bags and Trunks
also, fine assortment of fine Linen Shirts and Cravats,
ana various other articles.
He is prepared to sell Clothing, wholesale and RETAIL
much cheaper than any house In this city. and solcs
continuance ofthe patronage literally bestowed upon
him. Come and give me a call.
| using ia my establishment Potent SeUing
Machine, which enables to make up cheaper than any
other establishment which does not them. THIS Ma
chine is working revolution in the Tailoring Business
have obtained the sole right to sell psent rights of this
invention in VanderbGh county, and ask from the trade
an examination of this machine,
mhl6 S. GUMBERTS.
T.. ST. take measures for Clothing ofany kind, and
make TO order in the best style.