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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-12

GOVERNMENT BILLS UNDER PRoTEsT.-It is
stated that bill for $4,000, drawn by the Pur-
| ser of a U. S. ship on the Pacific coast, upon
the Department at Washington, and endorsed
by the Commander, was cashed at San Francis
| co, and forwarded to New York for collection.
On presentation at Washington, payment was
| refused, and it was returned to California;
Within few days. bill for Government sup
plies to the amount of $4,000 was drawn by
Capt. S. Van Vlet, upon the Quarter
Department. and the draft forwarded by the
cashier of one of the New York banks, to
Washington, for collection. On Monday it was
also returned accompanied by the statement
that the appropriations to that department have
all been expended, but that it would be paid as
soon as Congress made the necessary appropria-
tion.-Balt. San.
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sPRENG-lS52.
RICHARDSON g. co.
ID

EMBHOIDERED rTYE-I,s FOTS
~ DRESSES.-Whts aad colored embrcdsrsd
and dotted Mushns tor sale at and below cost by
JAMES 6 CHENEhY
Opposite Dsi VI.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-12

TOKE! CeKE!! COKE :!!-Price re-
~ duced 10 80 90 per lead, deiivered.-For
sale the City Gas Works, gas Coke the best fuel in
for cooking at the low price OF 50 per load OF as
bushels, delivered, to be paid for when ordered.
ma 9-5t D. DENOON Clerk
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-12

- FOR RENT.-The corner tenement OF the
,G%A. block Of houses Franklin and I'd streets
TINS house is in good order, contains 10 good sized
rooms, and small rooms, with all needfnl outhouses
carriage house and stable. Appyto
JAMES GRAY
Also for rent lease, for term OF years. enclosed
acre lot, in Sidney, opposite Mr. Guests flower gar.
den. Apply TO
NH 1t LANES GRAY
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LATEST NEWS.
Transmitted by Magnetic Telegraph
FOR THE DAILY RICHMOND TIMES.
CONGRESSIONAL ssuMMABY.

THURSDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
WAsHINGToS. March II.
SESATE.-Mr. BROOKE the new Senator from Mis-
sissppi, appeared and took his seat to-day.
After a debate upon the resolution for paying Kos
suths expenses from the contingent fund the Iowa
Railroad Bill was taken up and the debate continued
upon that.
House OF REPREsExrArIvEs-The Homestead Ex-
emption bill taken up and the general debate
with regard to National Politics and the Presidential
question: for which this bill is made the OCCASION was
continued
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-12

eEsz;4 FOR B0sE1N--FSrst Pocket.--The re-
OCULAR packet schr MERCY TAYLOR. CAPTAIN
Nickerson now loading, and will sail with Dispatch
For balance OF freight Of 800 packages tobacco spply
to Captain on board, at Ralston II Pleasant wharf, o.
TO
NH IL DAVID CURRIE.
<s FOBs pEEEaADELPEzHA.-T
steamer VIRGINIA Capt. d. Teal will be
ready TO receive freight Thursday morning. and sail
for Philadelphia Friday 18th nst at II o'clock A. NJ.
Shippers viii please send down their freight
possible Forreght passage apply othe subscriber
on the wharf JOHN LESTER, Agent.
NH 1O-3t
zs5l4 FOEs NEW GksE.E S.-FIRST
asxzass PACKET Virginia and louisiana Line
To sail positively on the 25th nst.-The regular fast
sailing packet barque CYANE, Capt Jesse Loveland,
now landiug and will sail above. For freight cabin
steerage passage having superior accommodations,
apply to captain on board, at Dunlop, Moncure Co.'S
wharf or to
DAVID CURRIE,
CHAS 7. WORKMAN 4 CO. or
NH HASKINS Il LIBBY.
81 E1sS NEW XssHN-FIRST PACK EFT
ssEsa4--virSimia line Of New Work and Esic7.-
mond rackefs.-The regular fast sailing packe
schooner MERCHANT, Capt. G. W. Couch, now load
ing, and having tho greater portion OF her cargo en-
gagged and going board for balance of freight of 500
packages Tobacco, apply to Captain board Rails
ton q Peasants wharf or to
ma DAVID CURRIE
.os5544 EOss BOs TON The fine fast sailing
49, scr MOZARK Capt. cid, will be ready to re,
ceveiresht in few days and sail with all possible dis
patch. For freight apply to ROBT. RANKIN,
milo Corner 22d and Water st.
stsssstttt WANrED-The bulk of 800 barrels to make
aS2zas up cargo for Charleston S. G. Apply to
NH 4 r. RANKIN.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-12

New YoRK, March 9.-Hon. Howell Cobb,
of Georgia, is the recipient of the most distin-
guished mark of respect, from our citizens and
city government, to whom his national and pa
triotic course in the recent slavery excitement
has favorably commended him. The Common
Council, last evening, adopted resolution APP
pointing a committee TO wait upon him, tender
him the use of the Governors room, for the
purpose of meeting and exchanging congratu-
lations with our citizens.
SECOND DESPATCH.
New YoRK, March lOth.-Governor Cobb, of
Georgia, was publicly received at the City Hall
to-day by the Mayor, who addressed him in
warm speech of welcome, to which the Cover
nor replied in appropriate terms. general in
PRODUCTION then took place.
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Tickets $40; halves 5, quarters SO.


bPIendld Lottery Tor March T7tEs
$4,000 10000, 10000.
Twenty drawn ballots in each package of twenty-sx
tickets
Grand Consolid ted Lottery class H. to be drawn at
Baltimore on Saturday March 9th rs Nos, 2odrawn
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-12
NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
93S Broad street, ShOcskoe Hill, opposite
,TsaOnns L.. ehNnrlcs, Dry Goods Store.

a'hOmas ID. esuarlcs' Dry Goods Store.
rFSe PETER TINSLEY informs his friends and
E the public that he has opened at the store above
~. named entirely and well selected stock
of BOOTs, SHOES, CARPET BAGS &c. to which he
invites the attention of all i'll of goods in his line
For the ladies will be found select assortment of
Caters Slippers. &c, amongst which we enumerate
French Lasting CATERS assorted coors entirely
and beautul Also half Caters same style bronze
kid Sips Jenny Lnds and Excesiors, ofa colors; pa
tent leather Jenny Lnds pump spring Slips and Bus
kins; Parodi Ties, French glazed kid Slips, &c.
For Misses and children all descriptions ofwear
For gentlemen will be found fine stitched Boots,
pump sole Boots Congress Caters, Oxford Ties, Kos
suh Ties, Monterey Ties, and select assortment OF
Shoes.
For servants general assortment of Shoes Northern
end city made.
Ladies' gentlemens misses and children's Boots
Shoes and Caters made to order.
The whole stock having been selected in the North
and Eastern markets with great by expe-
renced inthe trade will be sold small advance upon
cost fof cash or to punetual customers.
PETER TINSLEY,
NH 12-12t 23S Broad ST., Shochoe Hill
U IQUOks CAsEs.-A small invoice of Liquor
- Cases just received per steamer price So, for sale
by
n. Al
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hOMESTIC COTTONS.-We are now receiving
- large assortment of brown and bleached Domestic
ing of "a, rs A, o. 1914 and 2 Shirtings and Sheet
lngs brown and bleached Drlings and Jeans
Also, Osnaburgs of superior quality for sale bv
WADSW WORTH, TURNER 4 CO..
fe eS-6w * M.;n s,ra+
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-12

HAY.-loO bales prime North River Hay, receiving
n this day and for sale BY
NH - H. w. TYLER
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FANCY SsONses ATT xysaOT,Esss.E.

Nc. MACK EREL.-Who{e,h alfand quartz
l bbls, landing and for sale by
NH 10 JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-12

Two NO Prizes. $50 %
ls I'd. Sd. 4th or 5th drawn numbers. 80 90
9th, 18th, 9Th, 9th Or 10th drawn numbers. 25 90
1lth 18th, 18th 18th or 18th drawn numbers. 90 90
18th, 17th 18th, 10th Goth drawn numbers 16 90
Tickets $32, halves l6, qrs 8.
Snatac ~ ,cEsx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL
ITTN a LEGGETTS CLASSICAL,
Daneins 5rbools. ......
DODWORTH'S DANCING

A. ACADEMY. No sC6 Broadway, next % ~ GTscs
80 LII onsn for the ensuing sessoo, on WE0SGS'
nay October g. at y for Ladies' at y Tor Cndfen'
"a a. for Geutiemsn For Terms &C. see ard CT Ierns
ft ia with feelings Of more than usus pfde so9 sat
,h., announce TIE commencement OF the asses ut
tbis s.s,on Having removed to tbs new buding Jusl
setea expressly for this purpose can nov oer Tor tne
nss ~ NV pupils the elegant convenient and complete
sstsblnbnept erected IN this city the expsence Q.
.nv years enabngme snd provide for every want
in he fullest manner Ii is intention to make TINS whM
such an establishment should be- place for mental ard
nhv,csl improvements nected with innocent and oene-
recreation aud 1t will be my particular care to make
avery thing conduce the good department and general I'M
movement of all who may be pisced under my charge
The Glasses m Gentlemen will be arranged on an entirely
new sy stem which will gsty facilitate the progress and
add very much convenience OF the pupils sut ast)o
much space would be taken by describing the stem here,
the published circular sreerred to as furnishing description
Of the new method ard lis advantages .,
All the new Dances Of present and former seasons will
be INTRODUCED .,
Private soirees e pupils or y, semi monthly 80,
The Academy kaby Fortunate IN being ecce'oIe
nom n,y ali PARTS Of the CT by stages or rsilTosd As
there are less than thirteen lines, which pass IN
front of the door or within two or TIRES squa es O W
and have also been made TO ru stages fom
Fast Broadway Madison ST. and that neishoorho d. dire't
10 the Academy thus ahordng the patrons IN thst part
equal facilities with the other portions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20
Real @siais for anle.

A VALUABLE FARM for SALE
Tie undersigned ouer for sale valuable Fam OF about
100 acres Of land whit orchards snd lod bald
ngs ing the roga River 1.-THE CoTnine snd bosbush
Rafuad (which isI nearly relaid with heavy tSl IN
the town OF Lawrence noss Co Pa Il miles tom he Ere
Raosd a. corning TIE land prod good crops Ct gram
the cioren kinds including wheat and superior u'ea
dow land Any wsntlne Eood productive farm VIII
rot often have offered that will suit him 40 well as this
The roga Valley ve productive. IL seldom saders for
want OF sn- has duuns the present season. when h
been % dry In nos sections at the ccunt Several cen
temsn whs have travelled extensively the peent season
aud notice OF the unite In ponolnens those IN
this valley equal 20 any and better than most teJ ha'e'eeA
elscHhere-
Any enc In the city who ay wish Tor father inform
alton In regard 20 the farm before gong 70 see WIZ lngnie
Of wm. sLUYTE9 4 co, Ne s. Co9rtaaat $; Up
stsirs Price $500 T. PATrlSON CO.
L,wrenceville, Pa, sept T. 1882
AT PRIVATE SALE-The handsome
IN S-story brick Horse ard Lot No. LsuAT.inePce,
Esehst between the sh and 9hsVs- aud fronting the
Park. House - by IS Lot IS BY half tie block Has gas
CrooL water furnace &c large portion OF the purchase
money may remain on boud and mortgage.
Aso, the Sstoy ck House and Lot Nc IS Yves; sths,
rear 6th.N.
Also story brisk House IN SYST St, near LeIipgon-sv
Also Ssory brfck House and Stable northeast conner Of
Bleeeker and Lsnrens-sss
Also valuable property northwes. Of Besctsr
and Gre ne-st For prise, terns and particrsas o! the
above apply TO COILS Chiffon Nc sWaEst
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CHEAP BROOKLYN CITY LOIS

~ Two Lots fronting the esserly SIDE OF Jaw st COM
IS n from Mytesy each ~ H. iron; BY IS &C. deep,
will be sold for l per Lo' commence Is tees iron
the av each g feet snt by rs feet deep viii BE- sod Jr
81 SEQ per Lot The above Lots besrr ally situated
In the immediate vicinity Of the City Hal aac wthu
five m,kn,fs wax Of the Monisgss FAIRY. Apply 70 L.
MARX, No. Ice Fulton st, BrookyaJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20

YJVO LET-Well-ighre ROOMS, with
II a. without Steam, Power, OF any sire Inquire OF
G. N. SiMONsON, No lSl Lesi1-st
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LOTS and COUNTRY

SEATS AT GLEN NERNON-Thst SPLENDID vii
sge site, compTsns tie fame Of Messrs Dsbrow LYON ana
Morgan Dow being laid out In lots Of from onegu,ter %
hive scEea Offering ess9rsinsry iaducenen 70 those
ins the beet ocslors occupies both sdss OF tie Ne..
Haven Railroad, between Nj Nslron ar4 Pehsngils az
forcing greater o. eisbe euilcns ses ADD ors
extensive views OF beautiful scenery thsn aay other o,
tou In The vicinity Of tbs city Ii has among other vau.
bic features sennnandirs poston on the railroad exce
lent wafer fspid ard rure streams easily adapted 10 oua-
nsnt and utility Tss enterprise viii Be rsody brought
e selose Beat choices are NV AVAILABLE When de.r,-
be TO parties tssiDg lots for cash immediate possession
and be laid out scooIns 70 TIE Of tbs roqod n tn
mosf picturesque sly gs ee,anE the neces.ty Of de9o
cuts ard high grades which inevitably Saase -,
The expeTf.nee and facilities possssssi b, thoss a,Sosd
in ths enterprise toset with its unsur sasd tarur. a.
vsntsges viii insure this benf tbs model vss. Arv IL,
formation viii Be shseruy sys1 By The geasus.n .boy.
nsmss. on the srounas sao, b. Nssss WATKINS 1
HINE, Ne. A5S Bn siEsY
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE

M .TE INSTITUTE, Nc 2ls tth q. corner o. Mss-
lvl Ale W.sh;ns,ao- .cusre, GEO w CLARKE A.
.as iMEs FGNSINsA shnss ,S Tss
w. pto.l. h,vIpt reitted the furniture and roos
a. rs,.ion and lecture throughout hs lostut,oa VIZ
- In complete order for the RECEPTION Of " rfo'o''
800, apS pupils on the 18th Of sept ,
ri, bored thss the pupils will be Punetu,iJ present.
.hs on-ai1a Of the school .,, - r..t.x,..
names Of patrons snd pupils OF past year tosetnei
via plans Of instruction. refalations A'' may ~
- AZ de Rooms Of the Institute, from sept o. ~ 49,,
stTxnserv who have lately removed 70 .ns S.y w..
iie. and desire privse High School Tor me edae $40,
o. ,;S md deshtfa Iocaon and learn inc advsoeSes
@hi, I,stuton Pupil. Of the Juvenile Department are
unS.r the especial snd instruction oil one OF Tue
spas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20
Ar PRIVATE SALE.-The two. story

IA and attic brick ffoat Hoos and Lot No. Sti Green
~ich-st between Spring and Chxonsts the houEe =
BY 20 feet the lot 10 so fees feet IN depth.
Also the thrce-sory brick House ard Lot No y ash
ixo Of the above; sire OF tOase = by 10 feet
In DEPTH sze Of lot IS feet DEPTH with CTo;on wstsr ac
al IN fine order. Oneha the purchase money can reman
on bond and MORTGAGE for price aud further particulars
apply to ANTHONY J. BLEEChER, AaetioHSe No.
Rroad st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20
DROOKES' DANCING ACADEMY,

ID stbs new Assembly Rooms NoS6l Broome s. isnow
go Sy The season The most hashioosbl- styles including
of wsltzpg of his country and Europe, will DO
Taught in the shortest possible time, and most reasonable
chages Anew class will be termed on Nloodsy -On lus''
a., privs,e pun Two new classes for the general term
ON tuesday 2ls Ladies and children meet at r. M gen
tlemen at N NJ Also new class on ednesday after
non for chidren. meucing a. 81 o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20
At PRIVATE SALE-The handsome
A CHANCE for a HOUSE and LOT

IA Worth 81 oe win Be given to each purchaser po, to
exceed one thousand Of bottle Of Cologne fer 81 HAL
SEY'S Drug Store the Of Pearl and Ross-sss
large proportion have already been sold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20
UNO OYSTER PLANTERS.-The sub

scg.Aer owns TWO miles Of the very best shore foT
planting OyseIs upon lOrk River IN the State Of Virgins.
which Is universally eoreedea is the ryer Of the GATED
States IN which the t'esi and met highly favored Oysters
be found When be Say that Csphose Is the
Of his farm he hzs said all that Necessary 70 recon mead
Il T. great ma3y persons Ia keviork and Us neighbor-
hoCi who have been engaged IN the Oyster trsce The
virginia law foibios uon-Tesdsuts o. the state 70 plant
Oysters hi, river Under this Of things the sub
sender thinks Re may OF part OF his upon
very advantageous terms % those wishing 70 engage in the
Oy ser business BY dividing his shore portos Of II into
csiain number ef los win lAad enoagh 70 each f1r tie
purpose Of eeetsg buildings and Of raising fruits and vecs
Isblss for the Northern market The land IL sdmirsb.y
adapted for Ssrde ina purposes bang situated south
de Of the river nearly three miles wide which 70
temper the north and ca Of the spring thereby
snoIdpg nes Efficient protection against the lat os;s Of
that season It's odeI s1olds or mod-rNe sum- the
Of gaining residence in the State ana Of acquiring
the rh plant Oysters ara OF tracing generally in that
lire Il the subscriber can Ds pu-cnaeTt Tor soe four or
FIVE of these los he Will sell but xoud not be Wiling 70
se othervs Sc lie IS nos particularly anxiou, 70 eel 70
seyers bat II one would ike to purchase portion large
enough to justify bis selling the subscriber Will accono
date hun upon very reasonable Letters addressed .
the subscriber 81 William sburs Va, will Be attended %
until the sh Of September, AZ which time be will leave
for Newfork, matter Of business; for short tune
While theis he intends listing Staten Island By referring
10 CAPT Jacob Post Ct Staten Island his Whereabouts
may Be found THOMAS GRIFFIN PEACHE, Jr
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OURLIC EVENING SCHOOLS.-No-

DUBLIC EVENING SCHOOLS.-No-
tce hereby gwen that Evening Schools for the edu.
saton OF Apprentices Others whose age or svocaons
preysnt their attending the day schools will be opened on
MONDAY EVENING, the goth inst except the school In
the Nth Wand, which viii open "Wednesday the I'D inst
Tor ,s5@ Of q The School Houses
IVth WARD Ward School House No. 10, Jame'st, be-
tween Chatham and Madsonsts.
Vth Ward-WaTd School House, No. y, cor OF North
With wud -Wud School House No g. Elm-str near Leon.
With Ware Ward School House No l6 Monroe-st near
Montgomeryst
With Ward-Ward School House No. %, Clukst be-
Ixth Ward-Pubc School House No. 5, corner u Hudson
Xth wsrd~Wsd School House No. 8, Ludlow-st, near
xIth wnd~wsfd School House No 5, santon-St corner
Kiln wsrd@Ward School House No p, s6th-st near
4th av Ward School House No. q Harlem
XVIII Ward-Ward School House No II, Oransestr
XVIII wmd~Ward school House No 20, l3th-,t,
6sh.av.
XVIII wsrd-Wmd School House No so, 2ithss, near
xvIIth wsrd-wa,d School House No. IS Goth st.,
xIxh waTd"wmd School House No IS, 10th st, near
EVENING SCHOOLS FOR THE EDUCATION OF
Notice 1, also Etven tnM Evening Schools FOR thu
education Of females will be )pened Monday the 10th in
in the Female Departments Of the following School
ITtA Wui-wsrd School House No. 10, Janss", be-
tvs Chatham and Madls)n-ss.
With Wsrd-Wsrd Scno0l House No. -, CaTk-st,
between Broous and Sprngsti
Xth Ward-Ward School House No. 8, Ludlow st., near
Delsney-st.
xIth Ward-WsId School House No. 5, stautonst,
ner SheTi-st.
XVIII Ward-Ward School House No. %, ljthst, near
9th Az.
XIXth WSd-Wud School House No. IS, 10th st, near
6tha
A,choo Tor colored peuons VIII be opened ia ColOred
Public School House No. p Laursns5t, Broomest
Competent ard expsTenced teachers have been engaged
II ma
these schoo and AFFORD thorough Instruction tbs pupils
free Of charge Application for admission must be made al
the School Rooms n a. the schools are opened
&. j. DODGE, WIN. OOONNELL,
4. l.. BEADLE, W FELL,
W. II. ADDS.
Committee On Evening Schools
2 Roar9 ~ Ffuratiop 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20

nor SALE, Very Iowa new House,
cout,ining front and back basement 'front.' ana pss.
parlos sitting room. bedrooms &c, finished 10 tne o'
manner with marble mantes folding a, orr. french SASH
30 ii 400 THOS ROBSON,
4th.st near South l0th-st, Nilliamsourgn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20
GROVE for sALE-At

Staten Island, fronting tie New-fork Bay rear
The location Of the Oh Elm Tree about miles below ne
Narrow embracing - Of Land incl1dinz ths CSsH
Ruiepzs and Deck with lster patent or the graz, there
for The lease Of this property s about termn.tnf me
s.ne having been occupied for the last i've year. daas ts
summer seasons Of resort for bathing Aad pub
lie entertainment A.
For further particulars inquire Of j. DILL rear OF MI
H0WEs, on the prenDisss or OF Il LOhD' No lN'
Ernnt.st N.w.Yolk -Da.ed. Sep. 9. 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20
NOR SALE-An elegant iree-ston

II n...rnsnt House finished In the very
y. modem Gye with sA baths ks4 htusH In 'ns uns"
ssrt Of nion-st, Broskyn o.1, r,.,... nth lara
Also two-story and basement t0the :. -,
"a 80. vfnss ,hrubbery 10, dtuste In bondNr neA
sb.rmsrborpsti in Brooklyn large pai o. the p1rons
roney on each ofthe premises can rersn 81 o'sa anu
PAGE. ,., r.,A st..,. q. thu town
1eslisbury Berkner Co N Y for sale or e1cnanss 10,
suI,ou.ss, N. Y, or Of WIN sYhEs, No " We" kro'<-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20
WRENCH PROTESTANT BOARD

IL ING and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES. No
So5 Broadway, North Of Un0n-squsre. hrs LENERETt,
Prncpal This School vii be reopensd on MONDAY,
ptsmber IS Appicato,s for full particulars. and for proc
pectuses Ay Be made the Principal 81 the above address
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20

xbo hs, been enssgsd for several years In some o, .ns
~, .mal. .emiuares in the country wishing 70
s' Ne,rYork proposes TO instruct few classes OF
ons ladies in families schools in Mathematics lineild
ms the higher branches the Latin Classics Drawing or any
Fngsh studies Tue first references given az to
moral and literary qua ifcatons Address lN3rRU CrRES>
No s8t West 9th 81.
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VINO LET-Two Lofts, % by 20 feet with
steam-powsr Inquire ofYoUNGs GUTTER No
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6tbonis.

ure hour, daily would ike 10 give Lessons In her own
lspeusge eher in schools or fami es sac hn rs
Pans and for three years 10 the best seh99 NJ 90
sbs has exce,pt recommends ions. Address r NJ NO %
Wslker-gt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20
HANGING and WALTZING CLASS

IL Els at MONTAGUE HALL Brooklyn tCourta,
patron. and the resdeps Brooklyn that she will reopen
her ca,ses on WEDNESDAY. Oct 18th, at 81 o'c'Jcs
Soires during the Particulars In future saVefe
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