New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-20

IA ANT e 30 Artificial Fiouer-MaGer to whom
corstsnt en- !oyIneut and good wages wall be given.
lso - 81 girls learn the Business Arpy no 100
Disen sustt stars, entraecc IN E!trAgc sis b.
SIYANTED-At ,ne FREQ Otfce fyr Servants, - East
~ Broadway, susops foriA mcrieau, English ard good
Irish girls vi the bci Of city references lro- las; places.
No chr-r poycrs until sui-cd. imposition mast DO
&c, doNn. $50
,IrtNTE7,-l psrller 10 TIE Druggist spt ApO;h,-
~ carY business. Tbs sore IN goo! ard respects,
hle lontoa sni doing IN excellent business admit
~ OF bong greatly extended. crms for eqv-i inter
the StCO. part of Nh en- II ce>Ffd NAY
mil lie paid from the Prchts ct tie business
tl>o. S;-rc fer sale. Apply 70 The suhscrI>es ct
No 100 VISION street. fsl7 ST. II. II. BHAiroN.
mH r.. h s,s!s a 9Sas sd mortgage
SO iw JOS. h. MONIES. Wall-St
i'G GR0CEHS-T~o suyetior Grocery Wagons,
lnSt finished and for sale q Wooster street near
tiraHd. lsI4lw MAJOR THoMPSoN.
SITUATION WANT8rs-ln . Dry Gosds.
- rroccry or Hardware Store, BY yoang mau who
writes good hand. good reference TO charsc
- and "c"iS be wiling 10 make himself generally use
ended 20. SIS lws
J'sp0ssCAEy /, Enploycrs-l guarantee :. far
I nash employers with sober industrious honest Young
such Clerks OF all descriptions Coachucu. Wst
r. Gronms. &c sc. at Temperance Office - Nassau
l. rss Office has recently had the hooor Of furnishing
ir Van Buren,. EN-Prcsidcnt. and thu Hon. Samuel l..
Southland. with servants. WILLIAM HENDERSON.
si1 lS
Board and Rooms location convenient to 'he
business part OF tie City, Wi be accommodated No. -
uasetroot just out of 8ros way where bs, few board
taken and every ulnce 10 reader their
70 me pleasant; and comfort bic The house e,tirely
er and newly furnished throughout Terms moderate
references exchanged. Y.sH
i>2ARDN AID ROOMS NAV be obisuod pri-
- vste family by spply1ng ri 200 Hudson-'t Je7-d
ip4&RD-Wi,!,s pleasant room may be had at 50
ID Varick II. But few eoardcrs taken sl6 o.
poAssD-Wuh pleasant parors may be had at II
ID ludsou 81 Also for single gentlemen. Terms
Moderate. SO In
l(UAfsOaN,;.-A few gentlemen be accOmnc-
ID dated with Board and pleasant ROOMS at 46 BROAD
~ay, south-"cst corner Of Grand St sll Nv
IcH.at2 ss-W,th pleasant Rooms. be obtained by
- fsglics single rcntlamen = aurray-st Terms
Moderate. References exchanged So lns'
pOAssD.-Bourd, with pleasant front %
ID door and inc front basement may be had delight
'all situated 0l East Bfoadvuy. Private amily--a few
elect Boardcrs house apartments very desirable.
SIS lw'
BOARDING sSEDUCED-Haring taken tho
Id large and convenient story house one block from
roadway, where gentlemen can be accommodated with
ood board lot $3.50 per week also single beds aud plea
ant rooms, bv applying at No. Ho~ardst cor Of Elm,
ntr.ncc III Elm-Sreet Jy-i u
4fSAEsR; gentleman (and others
- residing tho lower part of the City cnn be ac-
ommod1cd With good Board with or without rooms, at
rs Fultor-s Also three four can have Dinner only
fGesred. Jesf u
plHAsANr sI9GrGs and good Family Board
may he obtained by few persons OF quiet nRDi's AZ
Murrayst Tue location Is very central, and on every
desirnhle residence. NIT
BDaEDrNG IN NEW-Ne.eA.
TSENTL EAfEN visiting Ncw-York Will find quiet and
y pleasant home az the GRAHAM HOUSE, No. 90
}arcy street, where ample accommodations are at all
ines reserved for BoaTdcT and afforded nj mod
rate prices by the day week. No fumes oil Tobacco
n Alcohol will be found to the atmosphere
NIB 4 few permanent Boardcrs will be taken.
New-York, April 18th, 1871. Ld] ROSWELL GoSs.
OTiGsl-To Me- chants, Insurance. Companies, &c.
The unisrsic ned HAS "A fmily support, and he's
cen out of regular employment for several months lie
well acquainted with he City and would like to devote
il ao 10 the collection of debts, any outdoor busi-
uess. He for several years clerk IN the Registers
Office and is well known 20 the gentlemen Of the Bar IN
City, many of whom he refer for testimonials of
haracter ability and uutlring industry.
DAVID GLADD. 2;5 division s., or l32 Chatham.
Refers 10 ThOs McElrath Esq., ~ b. Hart. Esq Sheriff
i;a>sner & Young, II. S. R"yaor, VIM. H. Warner le7
f'ront-st sl3 iw
~ lsOO,2s TO EET-A room and bedroom
ii with closets panrics, &c. suitable for small FAINT
~. Also large room extraordinarily well lighted
uaba f,r Workshop Inquire on the premises OF
sis In JOHN LOCKE, in rear of 81 Ann-,t
t.A gas s.ET.-Thc second floor of front building,
.: 30 Ann directly over stoneairs bar room, well
uicd for Billiards any business requiring good light
Enquire of VIM. Fuller, on the premises between II and
o'clock. SO :"
- VACANT LOTS TO EE LET-Nos.
ai 200 and 2ll FranElin street ar West each ~ by
OU feet Possession Immediately. Inquire Of
sll m' +. CDPCUTT. 4O5 Westinghouse
NA FURNITURE FOEs SALE, AND
A:. MOUSE 40 REM family leaving tho
y oder for sale superior lot Of Furniture, ycar III
Also, the House until the first of May next,
it'll the privilege of renewal another year. The House u
rodcrn built complete repair, situated the East cc
ri the city. Rent low. Address Box 1897 Lower Pos,
Office. sl7 81
40 E.ET-A Bar-Room, Billiard Room and Baae
suitable for Refractory, and the Stock and Xix
sale At w ansbug, OF Grand ami Water
,t,cet., the Ferry known the Long Island Pav
on If sold before Monday, the 10th inst, the
will be offered Public Auction that day, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ Persons wishing engage in that business are ia
vited To CALL NJ 81
ENXTEnSsVE NAEE OF VALUABLE PRO
II PERTY al New Brighton, Staten Island by SUBJ
| ,cript0n
The Trustees of the New Brighton Association have
made for the sale of five hundred bocs,
parcels Of land embracing the most desirable and beet To-
cal7d portion, of property; each parcel containing
less than eight lots Of IS feet by 100 feet aud Of
hem containing from five acres On several OF
hem -olendd improvements comprising large mail
houses hotc- etc in perfect order
The plan adopted for Opposing Of the above property
great Inducements 10 the capitalist deslrous Oh