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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-14
lots OF GOOD READING AT

I OTIS OF GOOD READING AT
Ia l.. l.. SMITHS Newspaper Depot,
Opposite American Hotel.
The Guerrilla Chief, or Romance of War-50c
Ladies National Magazine, for October-A beau.
tiful number. Price lSc or 81 year
The Naval Officer or the Pirates Cave, Ro-
nance OF the War Of 1912. Price 25c.
Cecilia, or Memoirs OF an Heiress Price Soc.
Fanny Campbell, the Female Pirate Captain
Price Csc.
Mervyn Clitheroe, by VIM. H. Ainsworth-50c
Star Spangied Banner, for this week, commences
new volume and contains the opening chapter OF
novelette, OF intense interest," besides various
short stories, anecdotes, &c. Now is the time to
subscribe. Only 81 year.
Flag OF Our Union, Home Gazette, PrivaIeer,
Uncle Sam, Golden Dollar, New York Dutchman,
Waverly Magazine, Courier, &c, all for the week.
BE IA
FOR SALE, AT GREsRANTS cheap Book
Z and Periodical Store, 1904 Broad street.
THE GUERILLA CHEF, or the Romance of
CHAMBERS POCKET MisCELLANY-a5c
THE ADVENTURES OF CLARENCE BAL
TON, or Life in New York-25c 80
FLAG, BANNER, WAFERLY
ARTHUR'S HOME GAZETTE, UNCLE SAM
pRIVATEER, GOLDEN DOLLAR and
CARPET BAG-all received for this week, Sep
TENDER 18th
New York Daily Hei aid, New York Daily Times,
New York Daily Tribune, aud Pnhaae pala D..ily
Ledger received every morning at 0 clock, and
furnished TO subscribers In any part OF the cy ny
careful and attentive car rlers
THOS. II. GRESHAM,
Wholesale and retail agent for all the BSston New
York Philad. lphis and BALTIMORE Daily anu
Weekly Papers, l091a Broad street Sc -
iva YI.1H,s TRANsPARENT WASH
l. RAILS and Crystal Cakes-the genuine arr
Gle; Lows Brown Windsor and English Honey
Soaps; a great variety of richly perfumed frenen
Fancy Wasting and Shaving Soaps ana Creams
the real Yankee Soap; French sapophahe' ioi s'a''
ing--for sale in any quantity BY .E
Sc IA BENNETT & BEERS. Druggists.
q HTICLEs FOk THk hAAh.-ine Gel
"A ebrated Lustfa Hair Tonic; Pbsion's HAIR III
vigorator; Lyons Katharion; Lows pomsdesi
Bears and hscsssar Obs; HaueIs Lussra; rnsions
Waters; Bog e'ss & Batcheiors Warranted Hair
Dyes, Tor sale by BENNETT BEERS,
se ia Drusgists.
VyHE NEXT PRKSIDEN,F.--J.s w. Ran
j DOLPH has for sale, small aud large Portraifs
Of the Next Pset ident Of tho Uuited States. Sc
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DOR SALE.-Will be sold September the
Both, the Estate Of John B. Green, decd Of Han.
over, IA miles from Richmond. at his late home -
This sale will comprise about $50 acres Land I.
lying from half mile TO 219 from the Virginia Cen
tral Rail Dad, which is divided into tracts; on
pine wood on another from TO 1000 cords. Some
OF this Land is highly improved. Will be sold also,
all the Stock. Crop, &c &c
TERNs-6, H. le and "a months credit for the
Real Estate; aud months for all sums over $40
Tor the personal property.
II I. GREEN }Ex'rs of John B.
WIN o. WINSTON, Green, decd.
0ta,t
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DICKLED SALMUN.-We have Just re.
4 ceived very fine lot of No Picked Salmon,
which We are selling at only 10 cents PEI h. Those
that want kegs OF from so to 100 los have them
packed to suit. No extra charge for kegs.
HULST e. KING,
Opposite the Old Market, Franklin street.
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SOTREES MAGIOTE

ONE WEEK LONGER, AND POSITIVELY
THE LAST
M r. WYMAN begsto announce that he will
ls1 continue his Exhibitions at the Odd. elbows
Saloon every evening the present week, common.
cling MONDAY, Sept 18th, when be will introduce
many new and startling fests in Natural Magic,
ventriioquism, and The ever-popular life moving
Figures.
sYs Also, e splendid enter tainment ON WE'D
NESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, at 3k
O'clock.
Doors open at night at O'Clock. To commence
at quarter before o'clock se q
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Itt. iN-IfANCE-FOk " HE FEb
Ia SONS AID oLAVES!-The National safe.
ty Life Insurance Company-Charter per-
petuai. Office 6. Walnut street, Phiadelphla.-
Capital S350,U00. Office OF the Agency In
Richmord, Llsies ROW, 14th street, next TO messrs
To er o. Cook her is no company or agency in
Virginia that offers 81 Oh advantages IN regard 10
Life insurance, this. The rates OF premiums Tor
wife persons % per cent. lower than those
ordinarily charged; and slaves are insured upon
the most reasonable terms, for period OF fsom
one to seen years. Traders dealers IN Saves
ere informed that they insure them in this com
pany TO carry TO any OF Inc Southern, slave hold
ing States. Al Losses promptly and satisfactorily
adjusted. Pamphlets and Circulars containing fuA
particulars, viii be furnished gratis, apppilcation
10 C. r. BkICKEN, NJ. D.,
General Agent and Medical Examiner.
"a 1A-YuesThursEsats
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WANTED TO HIRE, for the balance OF the
w year, q careful and steady Driver. For
such one, fair price will be paid. apply at this
Office. 81 I3-ol
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gRHE NEXT FRKsIDENF.--J.s w. KAN
il DOLPH has for sale, small aud large Portraits
Of the Next Pro- ident Of tho Uuited States SELL
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EANCY GOODS, &c.-Has been received at
Il the Drug store OF fHOS. +. PACE, 2z2 Broad
street handsome sssoit pent OF Fancy Articles,
such as Toilet Bottles, Porte Monnaies, Gard Cases
&c suitable for Laaies; also well selected stock
Of hair brushes combs peffnmefy, &c Sc "a
1IAINTs, DYEsTUEFs, Oils, &C.,
THos. h. PACE has just received at nis
Drug store 222 broad street large quantity Of the
above Articles which he will sei as cheap as they
S ~ - sc IA
NAN HE HAD, at mos. Il. FACEo Drug
I store .x2 Broad street, the bsst Cigars ana cool
Soda Water, with ssfssparilis, Lemon, Pine Apple
and other syrups % -
H,EACssEAs remind,d that ~. KAN
i D9LF 81 can supply all the School Books OF ne
latest editions, and 81 the lowest prices. seI1
a UAAIaNTinE CANULEc.-ov Whole and
"A bali Loxes, Tor taIc ~ ,.,,on,r 8
seA ss~nA JOIN A-ei.AiDoAa,' :. =
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Wish TO CONTRACT immediately TOR
l. the building of a brick TOBACCO FACTORY
in Manchester, 80 by 80 feet two and half stories
high, OF good MATERIAL and work done well and
strong. Both the brick and wood bidders will see
ne and give their prices.
sc l-eod6t WIN. GRAY
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Let those now eat that never eat before
And those who always eat now eat the more"
SFACkS FOR NINEPENCE,

Il up an Eating Room with Steam Table, &C.
and shall open it TO DAY, upon the New York
plan-having everything ready cooked, where
Business Men can get a snack without being de
tanned a moment, and select from the folio wing
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ESd FOR RENT, the Dwelling on 9TH street
- called the Myers house, now occupied by the
French Consul. formerly by tine late Mrs. John
Heth Rent S325 Alterations at cost OF from one
hundred and sixty to thre hundred dollars will be
made at y per cent Possession given LIST October
Apply to Mis-. TAYLOR, or by letter to GEORGE
TAYLOR, Hanover Court House.
.}-tHYf
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W. ANTED-A Young HAN as TEACHER OF
w ELEMENTARY CLASSES. Apply to Rev
J. e. HOVER, between 10 and O'Clock, at the
German Church SO II-eod3t*
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FOUND, sunday week, on Attn street between
l. Grace and Franklin Ladys Breast Pin,
with large and two smaller 4ets The owner
can have the same by applying at this Office.
Ii-2l
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Doliiiral Notices.

Il ~ Rattle of I.undy's Laue.-WHI0 YOUNG
sSOP NEW.YORK-25th Of JULY Wing Young
ssra,ns .ousIe On MONDAY EVENING, July 26 at 9
isstl for he purpose OF compromising the BATTLE
lwWrEiI 10 SCOTT and WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, as
~ biz candidates for President and VcePresdent ofhe
scot Climbs Of this city, BROOKLYN Wilnamsburgh
e. Isrsey and II whole nj the surrounding country
ssed with all Wings friend. of ~ his incipes and
ldses and al others to participate in this celebration.
sh viii bns out Of the largest gatherings Of people
~ viii be speeches from stinguishsd orators rnusc
s srge number Of bands and grand display Of fire.
GEO. D. DEAkE, Chairman.
". HODexIssos, Secretary.
~ Eishth Ward scott Lesion.-The menbers
i. Assoc stion and all others friendly to the election OF
lrOr and GRAHAM are requested 70 meet at the Chinese
BEN Broadway few door. north of Springst on WE'D
lUsDAY EVENING, 2st inst at o'clock. Several dis
'''''''N JAMES @. MOFFET President
LDw. GREENE, sscrs,s,,es
| ne Win The Field Glee Club will be in attendance.
a. Seventeenth Ward Cerro Gordo Club
Ia y ourI ed meeting o. this Club will be held at the Henry
jcr House. corner Avenue and lst, en- WEDNES.
hay EVENING, 2lst inst, at o'clock The friends on
TT and GRAHAM invited to be present and to join
4. Club. NATHAN c. ELY, President,
CHAS. @ DEAN, First VicePresdent.
YJoHs UNDERHILL, Recording Secretary.
~ Eighteenth Ward-SCOTT AND GRAHAM
Ia regular etisg Of the Eighteepth Ward Chippewa
IcgV will he held at the New Haven Hste Of 4th
L, md Z7th,t, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 2ist Of
IN, Al O'clock The Wings Of the Ward invited to
L.nd Ry order, M. D GREE NE, President.
Wh ROBERrsOH. Jr, SecTetary.
~ NincteeBIh Ward scott and Graham
lRsIi6ration Meeting.-The Democratic Wings OF the
Xb Ward win assemble at Fort Georgs, corner II 48th
Il ,nd stb-av, WEDNESDAY EVENING, 2lst inst,
EiSelock p NJ for the purpose OF responding TO the nom
dop Of WINFIELD SCOTT for President OF tbs United
iss,s and WILLIAM A. GRAHAM for Vice-Presiden:
fL,.nl osbg ushed speakers will address the meeting
tlfkhs's Baud will he in attendance.
JAMES BOWLEY. Cbsirman Ward Committee.
/ JAMES L COULTER. Piesdnt Fort George Club
/ VIZ CARTwRIGHT, Secretary WaId Committee.
1 VIZ. JENHING, Secretary Fort George Club.
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E0R SAIE-The House ard seven

.eres Of Land the railroad depot a. rsnkni Lsna
s-e.T-nt order hne double house, good outoulInlhs1
.r,e amount Of choice tut and possessing everJ
PINE 70 NswYork By railroad, two hours Inquire o. - q
oOPLAND No s2 Essssr-st, ~ Y CITY or "a 49, -, o.
GiI ~ ~ VTH. n. .T-c,itfs ssshktu Lfr a1 ss"A
- e.vrlS.
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VAST MORRISANIA VILLAGE

About S6O Lots varying In uze rom an eighth OF an
ere 10 az acres arc offered for sale On the moss sVors
- ,sr,n. Ten Ger cent down. and balance or before
Mach 1854 These lots occupv healthy and beautiful
r.tfon near and in full ysw Of the East River and In the
vicinity OF the grounds and residences OF several
the most wealthy and respectable citizens Of Westcheste'
County This village Is connected with the tariem KaL
"a by branch Railroad For maps end other Information
,ppiy 10 d. WINTON, No. Tryonrow. near H,rtsz
Railroad Office opposite the City Hail
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Real estate for Sale.

AT PRIVATE SALE-Four Lots, on
and nel the north Of 10Th sc and 80 ay
Ali fronting On the avenue lots the north side Of 18th
g. IS feet lots the north side OF va st.
between Sd and 4thsv lots and next the southess
corner Of Broadway and Seth ST. all fronting on Broadway
For price terms and further particulars apply 20
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Aue1oueer
No. 7 Rroadst.
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NOR SALE-An elegant free stone
-DMC g., SALE CHEAP-One of

II 49, - - crors new house aud Dsrn, pf
aces ore Of 50 mar .as a Az.
o.s se:d as Il s1 s.S.. ssd sI%. otvs
a. barn Ys All cheap 20 be exehsnsed 2s eiy
Sa .qssos II ss sy Win is ne ne CITY f cs
Cen nun SO Hofe sarurdays from ~ 70 - otn7I oaJs
', NJ D@p5t Pisn6eld Leave PleT 90 : noiln h4'si'
. 10 a ND o'c lock dsily, yCenfrAl haih
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First in the feld-Now we we got them.
SeafI and (,ruhuut-piPrce and hinE.'

NJ ScOII and VrHhUIH-FV TVC UUU NkfHbt|
ksnes requiring Posters for political meetings are re-
sled TO call and examine beautiful and accurate por-
Of all the Presidential Candidates These engravngs
w been taken um the best dagueueotypes and cut BY
sk,t aTtsta Politicians of both parties who wish taeiT
hng executed IN the attractive style, aud with the
mos dispatch ill consult their interests by leaving their
ysen al BAKFR. GODWIN& co IS great Steam Printing
esabishment Tbuoe Buildings Nassau and Sprucests
We are now making very extensive aud complete ar
for the coming campaign and respectfully 80
ordsIs for every description Of Printing, from small
lrist TO mammoth Bin. from all sections Of the country
toh South, East aud West
Cash Prices-Terms Cash
BAKER, GOODWIN Il co, Printers,
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
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~ - ,hev prefer, they pay in advance at me Desk
sp's OF a year at the same rate single copies
b ~ NAL Subscribers, Five Dollars per annuIn Ia
fvo suhscrptions taken Tor SIX months For three
psnnee so Three Dollars advance required IN all ex.
pHin 9Th Country Nowspapers Dolly Papers IeeeTed
&c whose terms ere higher t62n these OF The I'eN
So ..sS, nc. allowed sny difference
~up NBW.YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
TpY LARGE PAPER, FOR The COUNTRY
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10 one address for 60 aid the paper in coz
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- Vale College-CIass of 1S49.-The GrAdu-
ks Of Yale College OF the Glass of 1919 reminded that
&sh trenrlal meeting win be held at New Haven on
kEDNEsDAY, July %, the day preceding the Annual
announcement All those who were at any time connect
N with the class invited TO be present
/ TIMOTHY DWIGHT, Class Secretary.
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" Entrance No. Spruce St

RU Em,srnnt Intelligence Once and Labor
lKehanee, Nos 25 and q Canalst, New-York-This
- established by the Commissioners Of Emigration,
sro always be found large numbers Of Laboren and
very low rates Of wages and persons can have
osders filed ey writing to the Superintendent and send
the amount necessary pay the passage OF the parties
Ftsfed No fees charged to employers.
JAS. 2. PAGAN, Superintendent
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE

" A beautiful country residence on Log Island, fou
mile, from Wilamsburgh conDg Of shout half an acre
OF land fruit Of all kinds in abundance, shbbery kc and
everything attached make it des ne Conditioas and
terms inquire personally Of p c. BERRY, No lSZ Sodth
Gtb. Willamsbufah.
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CLIFTON. STATEN ISLAND.-For

A NLIFIOI . a EN Iot1htFD' Of
sale Building Lots and Cottage Sites near the Nn'
row, In the most central and desirable part Of Clifton The
avenues are seventy WIDE and the extreme purity OF
the water with the beauty Of the view commandlns the
Bay Cty and NsIows the exquisite drives and walks, and
be1s in the vicinity Of churches schools and other adva
sses render attractive residence in the neigh
hohood of ths CITY The ferry landing at present
within half mile but steamboat dock viii DO inGle-
date ected in OF this property and the bostso the
TWO ferries run regularly tho island hour. Apply
10 WIN w VAN WAGENEN, Posts Buildings, Han
ovsr.s OF WIN MCLEAN. Stapleton Staten Island.
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nRINCE Il CO.'S MELODEONsE,,.

Ths ogiginsi Prince Melodsen, yhicn ~ b thoss
. for year,, ard owed itself superior ~. sr-pt w
u cser irsAe, BE- bad only o. as ~ - r-tl
S-aLL soS, II: se B!oscwsS' .'P!'"T
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Mem Publications.
NEW MONTHLY.--The subscri-

A NEW MONTHLY.-Tho subscH-
IN bers viii issue, in the present month, the first number
Of a onthly publication to be entitled THE Ma.
TlONAL MAGAZINE, devoted to Literature, Art, Rel.
gion, ard General Intelligence
Assuming that progressive" spirit practical predileo
tons and the religious sentiment characteristics Of the
American mind and that these not incapable OF union
with the best aesthetic tastes it will be the aim Of this peri
odical to combine with such articles the popular mind
usually reshes with most avidty elevated literary tone
accs appreciation of the discussion OF great practical
questions, and just recognition Of regOn-regon with
out dogmstisn and without sectsnanism Nothing shall
appear in 1t which directly indirectly offend the gen.
eral Christian sentiment render unwelcome TO the
purest rel gious family.
twill be enhelished with engsvngs-most Of
them illustrative Of real fscts Besides abund
miscellany Essays Sketches foundations Poetry &C.
original and selected will comprise Department., Of Liter
airy News Art Intelligence Book Notices, Religious Inform
alton, and General News prepared thoroughly by skfu
hands.
The public may rely with certainty regular and per-
manent issue of the "NATlONAL MAGAZINE" a. the
fullest provisions for editing and Publishing have been
made based upon capital entirely competent to the design
II will be pubhshed at the commencement OF each month";
and contain nnetysx per number, making two vol
per annum, Of nearly six hundred pages each twill
the largest monthly Of Its price In the United 5tates
liberal dicount will be made TO wholesale purchasers To
ceTgymen and others who act agents Ia procuring sub
scrbe commission of 20 per cent. will be allowed
sxh copy of the work for FIVE subscribers Terms ~
annum in advance. Single numbers 183 centsJuly 1854
CARLTON PHILLIPS. No. 200 MulbeTy-st, N. Y.
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Amusements.
bR0ADWAY THEA tRE.M,E.| A.

BROADWAY THEA rRE.--E. A.
~ MARSHALL, Sole Lessee Tho MANAGEMENT take
bsse in announcing that At enormous expense theJ
eaod tn securing the services Of that tbcompaa
Rhi Poiessor John Henry Anderson, the great Wtzrd
&ihe North the mighty Monarch Of Miracles ~ho hss
pioelaimed by every court In Europe, and by a. airy
Oo In this country be the gre sesi magician OF the
nseenh century Prof Anderson viii have the honor Of
pIsas The Gebu. Of ais Farewell Jubilee SOiToes Mystic
kSs,ao q Magic GA MONDAY EVENING, July q, INST
~, Sorses Fantasques are positively the last Of the
y u iaafd IN this e0uutry he vanshes i'm neosteJ
\ : IN Ia N'rard Sad 10 South America, where he has
"a socially Invited y command Of the Emperor Of BEa-
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= ,,aN,1rUhTE WAREROOMS, No.

al an.aw.,, one DOR above Thompsoas saloon
- .haat aurclasns piano. are invited " ss ct the
W.r.raon,s Of BIS NETT L CO. whore they viii fnd
an .srtnIent Of Roswood Pano-Fores OF modern Hys.
sysrv insIuent rsnted Tor two yes Should doaets
- srtsraiped 20 10 quality the ysyment may b desires
IN sreh Soubts are tenoved Old Pianos resolved 70 Psss
,.yment for ores New and seeond'h hand
ss~-ss-.--v Nc 81 SIS and 3ls Rivinxropst
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~ Temperance Na.s Meeting "A Mas Nee

q Temperance tia-s Meeting "A Mas Meet.
~ Village OF Chancevile, on THURSDAY, July q at |
tdek NJ The meeting will Providence pernistiDg)
D. positively addressed by HORACE GoEELEY, Editor
Of the City Prison The principles ofthe Maine Liquor
s will he freely and fearlessly examined general at
isnee invited Refreshments will be provided on tho
Assnds Steamer EAGLE viii leave the foot Of Vestry-
T. New. York. for the above place, by Port Monmouth,
ksupton's Creek at o'clock, AN. By order OF the
r. A. LEONARD, Chairman
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y Warranted Prime, Fresh and Relinbie.-
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &c,
Wholesale on liberal terms at establishment NO o.
Zesy+L GREENLEAF KlNSLEf.
yksL " GRsENiEAFI IWLLIAN II. kISsLES
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THE NEw-Y0RK TRIBUNE

80, rirUoRNrA OREGON AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS,
bished on the departure Of each Semi-monthly Man
ss',~nsr Prce q cents per copy. - .
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Special Notifies.

I 70 American md Irish sympathy for the nj.
1sosed + fugitive from English Justice, Thomas
ksLeA mws meeting Of the citizens OF the City Of New
the sxtrsd OF their Irish fellow
idpp on the production unauthenticated war
kar said 10 be issued by ish magistrate bat Of which
La he authorities In this county have knowledge
voluntary evidence Of sh potcemon, will take plase
y Tmmsny Hall, on THURSDAY EVENING, go inst
kt7s'eluck p NJ The meeting viii be addressed by Chss
tConor NJ Busted lanes Brady, Horace Greeley aud
kilsr eminent spesN ems WILLIAM DENMAN,
/ Chairman ofthe Anti Exuadition Committee.
H z OMAILOn. Secretary
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r. LAMMERSBURGH.-This new VII

~ vi hSF ~
lace, accessible several times day, by stages and
,eambnats situated within eisht miles Of the City fth,
onpo Harlem on College Point and Flushing Bay, near
~ beautiful Of Fushnz sud adjoining the village OF
strattnnport which sold readily last Spnns, snd ad
ont on the same ae-the seet OF both places inessct
g each other and will from Is commanding sit1atloa
and DO distant period BE- Of the principal eapos 10
the ici of NewYork The lou, vary in size from %
aitv len, in price from $40 s5O The terms are SO
dox and the rest IN monthly instsments OF so which
sbss ev,ty pepon however crcuDstanced TO become
bis own landlord. Being exceedingly healthy and gar
ounded by scenery which cannot be supasedemoracns
visus Of flushing Newtown RkeTs Island, donnsanla,
&c Any person wishing puTcha'e Al the above are
ou.s,ed 10 call at the o:e where maps and every inios
n,stiCn will be cheerfully given. JOHN A FLAMMEa,
No i57 West l8tb.st between ia eod Sth-ays Oihee
bours f "a 10 o'clock p. NJ, and MAPS can be seen o.
HIM q FLANMhR'S, No. 81 Mott ST. The st-anef
GsORGE LAW will leave recksip at 40 O'Clock eveI7
morring for the above mentioned place. M JOHN
FANNIE X will be on board the boat every day.
nor SALE-An elegant free stone
three story ard basement House, finished in the very
est modern style with ss baths &c. atuste N the hness
part Of Union-st Bro. klyn. o,.c.. LII. -.
Also t,yostory ard Basement Gothic COTTAGE, with aIes
vad grape vines shrubbery, &c situate In bondst per
schermeihor -, IN BROOKLYN. large par. on ne psfchte
money on ssch Of the preSes can req 90 oo1e Su
gage. ~ .,,,.,. IN the totzn
of SaIstury Herkn Go " for sale or xsn@0 - Ia
ouire of TpGAR LEETE, COunss2r-sS lay, 70 go
FuItonst H. Y, or Of VIM. SfAES, no'o0 "s''
way.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-21
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