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DRACKETTS GROUP of the SHIP
ID WRECKED MOTHER and CHILD, ex BIZ
Stuyvesant Institute, No $50 roadway, VIII 20
Saturday June II Admission Is cents
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ERENCH TEACHER.-Wanted a
Il young Lady resident teacher in Ladies' Select
schoo the city native Of France preferred Apply
coon to L. H. WILCOX. L. s. School Agency, No. 20
Bpsdway where there various aeancies for teachers to
be filled
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INFORMATION WANTED.-ANN E.

TRACY Of the family Of John and Nancy Tracy, FORM
ey living In the Of COnssire County Of Rsscommon
IelasG having brothers by the of Michael and ed
ward anc by the Of Bridget and Mary wishes
to learn tie whereabouts Of the said Mary Tracy whom she
has since four years last November a. which
time they 10th arrived in this city from Ireland Said Mary
went INN stately live with family in Brooklyn Any
her will greatly the unfortunate
ana fendles. Direct Box No. 2lS, Psvtueket, r. l.
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BOARDING.-Those about

~ 10 select residence for their families during the
will ind resort possessing the combined sdvan
tsges for health and recreation White Lakepure noun
tain air bathing lake Of spring water romantic walks
and drives fine fishing and boating abundance OF vegetables
grown the Lake Farm, aud large Dairy attached The
terms will be found very reasonable that weeks instead Of
days be enjoyed in true country life boarders leave the
city the mail train ofthe Enc Railroad sop st Cocheco
Depot where coaches for the Hotel will be In readiness
mail to and from the Hotel TO city daily. Churches and
Schools within short distance OF the Lake For teuns sd
dress g. B WOODBRIDGE, White Lake Post.Ofice, Sui.
hvan County. NY,
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pLANCHARD'S GREAT WORK, this

~ day puhlished
ROSE ASHFORD. or The Ruined Gamester. BY Y. L.
Blanchard author of CELEsTNE, Lights and Shadows
of London Life. Complete in volume beautifully Illus
trated Price 50 Cents THOMAS ORMSBY,
Publisher No. IL Ann-st-
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A S good Cook, Washer and 1roner, by a
IA respectable young Woman, who will make herself
generally useful viii do chanberwork waiting has the
best of city reference Can be for two days at No 1877
Fizabethst.
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DUMAS' GREAT DRAMATIC RO-

IL MANCE.-This day published, - 80
THE CORSICAN BROTHERS; or, The war OF VEN
sesnce Legendary Romance by Alex Dumas author OF
Monte Critic" "Three Guardsmen." &c
The story Of The COrsicsn Bfothen" written In an
easy sk,tchv style presentr the side interesting
picture Of the bsbs preudces and supestiiions OF the
Cor,icsps and particularly Of the vendetta or war OF
vengeance carried on between families and connections
sometimes for several generations; while the other
gives lively outline Of the effects Of Partisan hfe upon
sensitive and phsticsed 1t ia original 70
nance from which the versions playing
ST the the Of London and where eIcit
ing much attention from the extraordinary aud upernstur
character of its incidents Price Is cents.
BUNCE Il BROTHER, Publishers No. 1874 Nassaust
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Ben Publications.

LBERT BARNES ON THE MAINE
N LIQUOR LAW. THE THRONEOF INIQUI ~
or SUSTAINING EVIL BY LAVA discourse In 'lsli
OF law prohibiting III. traffic in Intoxicating drinks D.
hveedi in Phsdslpbia by Rev. bert Barnes Pnce II
cena just published and for sale by
BUNCE 4 BROTHER, No. lS4 Nassaust-
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MEN NANTED.-Twenty men, to sell
Nl an article wanted in every family Agents
making $40 Ter week Agents for Boston, Philadelphia
New-Englandthe Western and Southern States wanted
They max, eco per annum with small capital Call
or address, POSTPAID, No. ST. Bowery.
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lust PUBLISHED-TRE ADyEN-

~ TUREs OF RoDERICK RANDOM BY snolett
Illustrated BY Cruisshank Price 81 cents.
HUNTING THE ROMANTIC; or, THE ADYEN
TURES OF NOVEL READER 50 cents in paper (; il
n ushn. Is cents
JOSEPH ANDREWS. BY Fielding Illustrated by
Cruik,hank. Price 57i cents.
THE TWO FATHERS. From the original Spanish Of
Aisdus Calpe. In paper 90 cents; cloth, - cents
Recently Published.
PROF. JULIUS CESAR HANNiBALS DIS
CoURsEs-OnsiDely published In The Nec- York Pic
aysHe. Price 25 cents
AVARlCE. Eugene Sues novel. Price . cents
This weIk completes the popular Of tie Capital Sins
embracing Proc. Euvv, Anger. Madeline.
TIRE TWENTY-k9FTH OF MAY or, A CRUISE IN
TIE La PLATA, A Story of Buenes Ayres By an
Officer IN the u. :. Navy
CURlOSlTlES OF MEDICAL EXPERiENCE. By
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BOYS. By Henry Mathew. Author Of Greatest Psgue Of
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CUNsIER RESIDENCE for FAME

yLlES-WASSAIC TEMPERANCE UOU SE-rhc at
en1n wishing board for the summer In
vted ~ he aboys named hoasewhch tosether with the
furniture ia new-beug located the Harlem Railroad,
Duchess jus, above the Hghsnds IS miles from New
York Car leave the City Hall four five times day.
The ocson romantic ard healthy in the County
The Wssssc Greek is lannon's for ia trout aud other vae
OF ish and the mountains fr all kinds Of game For
particulars inquire Of z. TAYLOR Esq, rayo1 sHotel No.
NAV be seer from u till oelo Cut this out for reference
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OUBLTC BOARDING HOUSE,

Board in the Country for families and any wish
ng 10 spe nd the Summer pleasant healthy location essy
Of access three times day by railroad 10 the city Good
team and ccnyavsnces tue accommodation o boaxdeS
and visitors pleasant drives, fishing Se IL near ,he
Dover Stone Church. place of resort Tor pleasure Families
wishing 10 SECURE choice OF apply Tese
from S. to IS per week For further information inlse
Brosdw sy and Spring st. address lima C. H. b. Dover
Plains Dutchess Co.
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amnsemeute.

BROADWAY THEATER-E.A A. MAR
~ sHAlI- cole Les.eo-THIs EVENING June 4, win b
siioIned for the first tme the exciting Drama entitled
The WILLOW COPSE.
Hose Fielding Nine. Celeste Dick Hulks Femme
Lake Fielding MIR. Conway Sir Richard Pope
10 conclude with the eomedv 81 the
THE LOTTERY TICkET.
Boxes and Paquet 80 FaRlily Circle and Upper
Tier cents; Private Boxes S. and So Doors open Z.
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As Cook, by a respectable young wo-
~ man who has good city reference Has objections
20 hotel or private boarding house. Apply at IA Essexs
In the rear. Good wages required.
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(Jusi psblshed,)
A DISCOURSE on the LIVE and SER

"a VICES of PROF. MOSES STUART, delivered In
City OF New York Sabbath Evening January 2th 1852
by Rev. VIM Adams DID, Pastor Of the Central Presby-
teIinu Church. JOHN \. TROW, No. 20 Annst.
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SPIRITUAL PHENOMENA.-Dr. C.

II n d
ssNkS oonfiaaes TO Afford VISITORS the striking
vhl4 Of tbe reality Of those spiritual agencies Of
fDDs medium. Hundreds Of caScs Of conversion
cv most obstinate sAsptieisGn have occurred in this
ros a. prooklyn within the last four vseks he hss
~ re better accommodation OF the increasing attend
zn va roonas Al No iS4 Sixth-sV where he receives
srr, s'es Tor one sitting He also proposes 10 give in
C.ir, "a reasonable tsrns, ali topics conSscted with
ses. vance, Electrical Psychology and sprsus Nantes
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n APPLETON q CO. publish on
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L. Tuesday simultaneously with the English Edition
THE BAYS OF BRUCE, story from Scottish History,
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Anything from he pen Asua needs 10
public This the last woh OF her wonderful mind ut now
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daughter OF genius .
ZEPHYRS FROM ITALY AND SICILY, by WIN. NJ
Gould vol, limo cloth, 81.
glowing description he and which emil
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his company.
On Thursday,
THE DIPLOMACY OF THE REVOLUTION, an HE
torcal Study. BY William Henry Tresco vol limo 75c
efor present the public within SINAI bs
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field and all that Of prime import
pages.
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A S Cook, by respectable Protestant
n young Woman, and is an excellent Washer aud
Irober The of city references will be given. Inquire
at J. B. DODDS Druggist, No. III Broadway corner Of
9th.st Can be seen for two days
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OUTER WANTED.-Wanted, first
~ elias Gutter Of Boys Clothing Apply No AL Broad
way. ALFRED MUSROE 4 co.
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NAPE MAY-sEA BATHING

" CONGRESS HALL viii be open tte 10th Of June
oex The location Of this house and the hig and besuuI
rrounds IL fout render ii the desirable of any the
Island TIE proprietor hopes 70 merit OF me
W. B. MILLER, ProPnetoS
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GUNNER Retreats.

DOARD at HOBOKEN, No. IL Frank
ID lin Terrace Gentleman and his Wife, or single
tniler ar can have handsome spsrtments with partial
BfGi Of paIoT library and baths at m)oerate prices
Address y D al this Office.
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~ Turner Festivni.--rhe SOCIAL TURN

The Festival begins at O'Clock In the afternoon with
song An Address viii be delivered. Gymnsstic Exerci-
s Songs Gynnasc Plays Distribution Of Prizes to the
s performers and the whole will conclude with supper
place the next day.
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DOARDERs. ATTEND!-Ladies and

II Gentlemen. married single high Io~ permanent
TRANSIENT the Boarding Dodations
In tina city vicinity with full peftiai1s a. 70 easion,
apsrtments price, references, &C ne, ~ spPyns az me
NETWORK BOARDING EXCHANGE NO. ~ Duane
st., second door east from No. 3o4 Broadway.
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4 FURNISHED or UNFINISHED
n ROOM to let, with full partial Board, at No 2S
" est lttl.st.
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UNFINISHED ROOMS to LET.-F0r
Single Gentlemen at No Monroe Ct, corner fCstha'
dne-st with or without Board. Rooms very psasane--
Prices moderate
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T ESSONS on the PIANO-FORTE.-
A young gentleman wishes to give Lessons on me
Piano in family In the city vicinity in exchange r his
Board Aso few scboa wanted terms naoderste.
References given. Address PROFESSOR OF PiANO,
M 1.6 broome st.
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Huerial Notifies.

- General Committee Of Democratic Wing
w sfcn-A meeting OF this Committee viii be held
tssgs House on FRIDAY EVENING June 4
20 as o'clock By order, ERASTUS BROOKS, Chm
3 l. BgOpn o.,v.s Secretaries.
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A s WAIrREss, or as Chambermaid and
10 do plain sewing by respectable Protestant English
Girl City reference be given. Call at No $50 I'D
hirs story. back room. between zlst and Z2d<ts.
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A GENTLEMAN and his WIFE and
IA three single Gentlemen can be accommodated
with Board at No ia Henry-st Reference exchanged
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BOARD in WULIAMSBURGH.

IGertiemen and theI Wives and two snfIs 80
uemen Be accommodated with pleasant and bcadia
gerteel private boarding house No - South sh q, WITH.
IN three mn1tes wslk OF Peek<p Ferry Those Who pre-
fer pure country ar 70 the eonhned e'y VII hsd Tits o.
srNbe home.
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4 FURNISHED ROOM to LET
"A With or without Board to a Gentleman and Lady,
two single Gentlemen, at No. Sc Chsmbersst-
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4 S good Cook, Washer and Ironer, by a

A 5 CHAMBERNAID, or to do general
n Homework in small private family by respectable
Girl who refer to the lady with whom she lived three
years Apply at No. 1863 Carrollst- third door from VII
loushby Brooklyn.
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~ Island, late the Richmond Seminary j. P. KEEL
LETT hegs to inform the public that the Seminary viii he
entirely fstnodeled for select Family Hotel open Cor
season the 7th of June. Particular bs obtained
S. w. BENEDICT-S store. No. S Wall-st. ~ Y.
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~ Notice to Passengers frem Panama 10 Cal-
noruia.-The PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA-
NY feel called upon give public notice that no tickets VIII
k recognized their agent at Panama which are not gaed
b. officer Of this Company ana that tickets thus agned
can obtained only their Agency, No IN Westst OF O.
l. BARTLETT Esq, Boston OF OF Messrs: ARMSTRONG,
HARRIS co, New-Oreans ors Jan q, I'D.
By order VIM. IL. DAViDGE, Secretary
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DOARDlNG.-A single gentlemen can
- be accommodated with large and pleasant Attic
Bedroom with breakfast aud Tea In small private sml
Terms reasonable. Reference exchanged Apply al No u
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~ tismsn and their be seeon fnodated Wild
BOau In the yillag. Of Huntington Long lsad Ine no1se
tn hsrbor and the village, which tor heaf scenery gun
ming and taking eanno, be surpassed Apply ne premises
. JAMIE CONDOh
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~ A few individuals having selected piece Of
eligible property In the suburbs OF Brooklyn, stage
route 6esrous Of connecting themselves with others for
the purpose Of erecting Cottages at cost OF from $500 to
secure ourselves against rUisanees and reskze the
neft accog TO all from associated terprse Those de-
joining obtain further information At r. CHAP
MANS Printing Office No. % Fulton.st- N. Y, or OF MI
HART No 249 Safest Brooklyn.
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4 RESPECTABLE YOU'VE GIRL desires
IA situation IN respectable private family who under
stands cooking in all lie branches She would prefer sua
Nurse and Seamstr,ss No objection 10 any d,
lance in The country Apply at No l64 Madson-st fou
doors from Pike
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~ The Irving building and Mutual Loan
Association will held heir Fourth Regular Monthly
Meeting on FRIDAY EVENING, June 4, At O'Clock al
Masonic Hail. No IA Grsnd-st (Bear Forsythl Members
Gs requested to pay their dues before Friday June ~
% does will be received at the meeting.
MORRIS FRANKLIN, President
Albert II. NIcoLAY, Secretary.
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U MiIitary.-Citizeps between the a

- IMMIGRANT Intelligence ONCE and Labor
Exchange, Nos IS and a Canals, New-York-fhis
sne established by the Commissioner Of Emigration,
vosc always bc found large numbers Of Labore and
Servants very low stes Of wages and persons have
Ar orders filed by writing TO the Superintendent and send
~ the amount necessary TO pay the passage Of the parties
nlsirsd No fees charged 70 empoyen
JAS p. PAGAN, Superintendent
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Items.

ACTION FOR SEpucTroN.-S3, 900 DAMAGES in
the case of Mulverhol against James Millward,
which was an action for the seduction OF the plain
tffs daughter, young girl about twenty one yeare,
who was in his employment as domestic servant
The jury returned sealed verdict for the psalntlf
for s3,0tt-[N. Y. Herald.
The cost of patenting an invention in Great Bri-
tain is 81 500; in the United States $50
The U. States steamships number thirty-four
years ago we b, but one.
Singers salaries high at the Imperial Theatre
at st. Petersburgh; Grisi and Mario have each 81,
600 for a season Of six months; Mdme. MedoIi,
who ia rapidly rising in her profession, has $4,000;
and the other principal singers, male snd female,
are paid in proportion.
There is no contending with the orders and de.
crees of Providence. He that made us, knows
what is ittest for u.s. and every mans lot (well
understood and mansged) is undoubtedly the best.
Dogmatsm may be called puppyism full grown
douglas Jerro!d.
There is no surer mark Of the absence Of the high.
est moral and intellectual qualities than cold re-
ception of excellence.-[S Bailey.
THEORY, THE PRECURSOR OF TRUTH-Theory
1s continually the precursor of truth we must
pass through the twilight and its shadows to arrive
at the full and perfect light of day-[James Dou
glas, Of Cavers.
Here is health to poverty; it sticks to man
when all other friends desert him.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY.

CITY HOTEL Weaver, Madison Q II !;
PWJ Quarles, Ayletts; Mott Shine, Rich
mond; c Claybrook, Louisa; NJ u Gentry,
r g. DIRE r Moody, Albemarle; 0 Ter
Winn. Louisiana; l. Whelau. Greensboro
Ala; ] r Goodwin, Louisa; c Martin, + y
Cunningham, NJ Darlington and servant, and
w E Read, N C.; AC Favelle, N Y; A G
Neyes. Southampton; r III Bugg, and Jas M
blanks. GAINESVILLE; w C Hewitt, Lynchburg;
P ID Bartlett. Ala; J B Eppes, Richmond; ii
E Robinson, Washington, ID C, Dunbar,
Norfolk; II Kurtz, Baltimore; c l. Lukens,
Albemarle; Jno Morrison, and JOS Morrison,
Waynesboro'; E Norton, and F ID Brockman,
Charlottesville; A Wake, and Miss Wake,
Chesterfield.
EXCHANGE HOTEL vanderpool, N York;
Fl, Tavlor, Gloucester; r Decoin and lady, New
York; N Bsk and R Pryor, P, tersburg; F
Hoffman New Jersey; r Page, N Orleans: Ia
tun,, Philsdelphis; w Webb, C; Dunn,
Abingdon; Capt. Tucker, ship Geneva; C NJ Massie
Charlottesville; N C Bass, Georgia; w w VIII ta, N
c: G r Minot, Boston; T Baldwin, New Jersey;
Mt Lanoine, Petersburg E c Lazier, C; DR.
HUMAN, Labannon Springs; Willis, Orange: ID s
Hartzook, Albematle; Young, Henrico.
COLUMBIAN HoTEL.-W Foster, Albemarle:
Hundey, Norfolk; Morton, Clarks' Mill F
Morton. Alamance, N c. A Walker, N C; l. NJ
Huntsville, Halifax; McDear1nan, Dsnville; G P
Franklin; G Sheler, Floyd; r T Reynolds and
G Mosby, Richmond; DR. J R Walker, Chester
field; w Johnson, University Va; H Ellis,
Goochland; A Taylor. Chesterfield; w D Leake,
Goochland; Stathsm, Lynehburg; J Fl McGehea,
Franklin; Col Jas shanks, Sweet Springs; NJ Paw
nil, Campville; T Patteson, Buckingham; w
Pannill, Franklin; S II Desper, Louisa.
AMERICAN HOTEL.-B Randolph and
family. Col Jones and lady, Va; E CogbllI,
Chesterfield; T Morton, Farmvlle; C S
Barnes, Jos Williams, N C; H Taylor, Au-
gusta A Morrison, Railroad c Spence,
Warrenton N c; G w Baily, Yancey, N c;
more; Dickinson, and two sisters, Franklin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-18

Ofthe four Boston negroes solI into slavery
in Texas, for attempting to carry off slave
named Frank, in the brig Billow, on board
which they were employed, the N. Y. Journal
Of Commerce says:
ave are sorry for these negroes; and hope
and redeem them; i. e., thew have got through
with paying the $4,000 bail bonds of their be-
loved brother Chaplin. who was captured lille
engaged in a similar operation in the State of
Maryland. They are not likely to apply their
money TO any better use. The Vigilance
Committee of this city boast of having helped
off $50 to 200 slaves during the year ending
May last, and doubtless their operations still
continue. While such is the fact, nothing but
Severity can be expected towards these who
are caught in the act"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-18
a. BUY YOUR GOODS

GAINS AT THE LADIES' SALOON-We are
now beginning to receive our Spring supply of La
dies Misses and Chldrens Shoes, Caters, Jenny
Linds &c. We have fitted up store so as to rem
der it pleasant and com 10 table to all OF patrons
and we design to make it popular retailing estab
lshment, where every. variety tG4d in our line
may be obtained at moderate cash prices. We
have just received lar e stock of Travelling
Trunks, of all sizes and various styles, which viii
be sold at small advance upon cost. For bargains
call On WHITE & PAGE,
Three doors below Dooleys Hat Store, 10, Main
street. fe 81