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NO. 2S5 BROADWAY, NEAR GRANITE
nINES

BUILDINGS.
NToNSlEUR EDoCAIT, .Shouttist Of the French
fl and English Royal Families respectfully informs the
public tina; he has returned TO Newiok, after tour OF
four years through III! the principal cities OF the United
States lie brings with him valuable collection of Like
ncsscs OF distinguished characters in the Church. State
Navy, Army Literature, Science and Art His American
collection amounts $4,000, and his European To- 1000
all with their autographs appended This highly interest
ing collection is exhibited at his ooRs where there is ec
admission at al hours OF the day.
Mr. L. continues take single LikeneSscs or Family
Groups the accuracy OF which TOO well known TO The
public to require the abundant and atterng testimonials
that could easily be furnished.
Duplicates the Likcncssss in his collection 20 be had
and families attended NJ their own residences, II required
Being about 10 leave this cotry for Europe lie invites
his friends and the public generally 10 call early AS pos
sblc.
Likewise, nAGU ERREoTYPE LlkENESSES taken
from nature, Portraits and Miniatures; copies OF the
Silhouette Family Group. ITO lwls'
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MUFFS! MCFFS AND FURS-Selling by retail at
WHOLESALE prices for this ONLY, ut No. Court
hrdt- near Broadway. Ladies' don't forget TO call ard
supply Yourselves In time. i20 3misN
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NJ SINTEEN1H wARD-Seoad Disria.-The Dem
ocraic Wing Electors the Second District, Sixteenth
Ward requested 10 mcst the Black swan Hotel,
corner Of 2i,h street and Sd Avenue "Wednesday the
18th lust for the purpose OF organizing the District for the
ensuing year. DAVID VI. HOLLlSTER, Secretary. 1t
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
MEMS, BOYS, AND CHILDREN'S
CLOTHING
WIN T. JENNINGS SEQ.
DIAPERS and TAILORS,

Importers of Cloths, CasSmeres, Festings, Fancy
Dress articles, &c.
23l Broadway, american HOTEL opposite the Fountain.
Solicit attention from Citizens and Strangers requiring
Garments large assortment Of new Goods for Fall and
Winter wear secc;e with view of rendering their stock
rs rich in quality variety be found In the city.
comprising Beaver and MIed Cloths, Tweeds &c. for
Overcoats Cioaks, &c. French and English Cloths for
dress and frock Coats various new styles Cassmeres;-
rich Velvet Mereo Silk and Satin vestngs-whch viii
made up order at prices 20 sustain our reputation as
the pioneers in the progressive reformation that ia avertnS
the cause of COMPLAINT that cash purchasers taxed for
others deIrquences The tyc aud finish Of our Garments
will compare W III these of any other establishment and
in this Is the the sequel of the extensive patronage elected
large assortment of FIRST QUALITY Ready-made Gar
ments comprising overcoat cloaks, Dress and Froek
Coats Paia!oons Vests Sc constantly hand. with
full supply Of Fancy Dress articles including Scarfs, Graz
vat Handkerchicfs Gloves Suspcnders Dressing Robes.
&c o5 istf
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THE WING ALMANAC FOR l845.


cannon Notes, Eclpses, &C. Cor lsi5.
crssrs, Population Of The World
do. of the United States
do. of Indians within the borders OIL INC
United States.
Revenue and Expenditures Of the u 3 "oVeth'e" 'o'
1874.
caerd,rs adapted to all the States and Territories III
IN. United States.
The Pas, and the Future. (Fd'toriHf)
We're The Wings beaten by Fraud tEd'or'eHl
yores 70, Presidents and Vice Presidents from l'a 10
1914.
N,y.-York Elections for Governor since l'ss
I The DrcfAR.rros Of INDrrsSpEScE
Names of The Sirners of do.
the CONSTITUTIONS OF THE UNITED STATS VIZ" ''
Amendments.
W.su1yoroy's FAREWELL ApDRKss.
snnher OF Presidential Electors frcm each State, and
the manner in which the votes were cas-, in 1914
President and Cabinet Officers, with their salaries
Judges Of Supreme Court and salaries
tinted States Sen tors, a5,h Congress.
Members House Of Representatives 2sth Congress.
srATE DEPARTMENT.
Salaries ard number Of Clerks in s,crry Of state
Office.
do. DO d.. Patent Office.
do. of Ministers and ConsuIs and Diplomatic
Agents ia different parts Of The world
Treasury DEPARTMENT.
Salaries and Clerks.
Salaries ard Officers Of the Customs in the several
states.
Registers and Receivers-Land Office
Surveyors.
United States MINIS, Officers and Salaries
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Number of Clerks and Salaries.
srorekecpers Masons, Carpenters Bscksmt's In
spoctofs, Physicians, Interpreters. Farmers, Gun
smiths, age rs, sc. with salaries.
ARMY Infantry, Dragons, Rilemen, &c.
Military Academy.
Army I.ist-Pay Of the Army-Rank and Grade
Navy DEPARTMENT.
Clerks secrcary's Department.
Navy List--Gradc aud Pay, Commanders, Surgeons,
I.ieuienants, Pursers, Chaplains, Engineers, &c
Vessels Of War in Unte,i States Navy, names and
number Of guns.
Posr .OyYIcg DEPARTMENT.
Clerks sc. in the Department.
Number of Offices in each Of the States, amount of
Postage received ard amount paid Contractors in
each State.
JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT.
Judges District Attorneys, &c. with salaries,
MISCELLANEOUS.
Governors Of Territories, Expenses of Public Print
ing Salaries Of Members Of Congress, &c.
Tirnss of holding Elections in the different States.
TARIFF OF DUTIES articles imported into the u.
States alphabetically arranged
Mr.. Cr,ys Speech at Ashland on the 4h OF December,
1874.
PRESIDENTIAL. ELECTION Returns OF all the States
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ELEGANT NEW GIFT BOOKS.

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Ts Is t! only American editicn of Mrs Heans' Works
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n. THE METALLIC TABLET sTRor, invented by
g. SAUNDERS has been in extensive use for the last twenty
years Certificates Of Its superiority from the follow
ing cnc gentlemen, arc at prcsc2t i'll the possession OF
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Professor j. Crscom, Dr. Valentine Mott, Gen. James
Talmagc President Of the American Institute, and Mr..
Milmken. Cutler TO the Royal Navy. 30l Strand
Mandatory, l63 Broadway. llf3tis
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no i.ESIUnr.

7 o us r. 7 ND Bt-AJ IF Ut. I-AIls.
GENUINE BE.tiS OLIVE lie.
1877 as licve that alter all til. efforts Of dis;in-
as-.,sSxS .uisAed chemists discover prep
Ep..SES aration beneficial 10 the growth. hsal,h
aud Reproduction ofthe lurrI Imi. il
SNSsSS'S al last generally admitted that combs
.YR A- milton CT chemical atuities has yet becn
e-.cs Invented which possesses the virtue Of
genuine Bears Oil his article however, lis purity,
tremcly diicul, obtain. Civilization which 10 have
deyeoped the only this famous rrep,raton has driven
the animal that produced further aud farther by oid.
~ reach. In The Northwestern wds aHd the pine for
Of anadl tie bear still puw untam visor and
Lon and here that the essrs. Sands have reso-
through company Of veteran orsstrHssr for eons'sn,
suppy this valuable article for AID preserving tr
htT. Their them
regular uppy and those so purchase Of them ms. deend
upon procuring the seaune Bears OIL Purified and highly
p3rined for the toilet H. 4. b. SANDS CO Chemists
2T3 Broadway. Chlmbesstree Granite Buildings.
Sold also FuOEs aud - East Roadway Ia bottles.
price 30 ccats large. - small. fi2 I'M
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DIR. II. KIMBALLS MINERAL TEETH--The cele
brity which these Teeth have obtained, and the high value
set upon them by those who have wore iem together
with iii r known intrinsic superiority the great mass
Of Teeth that made IN this country have induced Dr.
Kinba make such arrangements viii hereafter eia-
Bile him to supply the increasing demand for them to any
extent; has been confirmed In this design by the uni
form which has attended lis practice In this de-
partmcnt his prof sso and by the high encoinins that
have been passed upon these Teeth BY many OF oar most
distinguished citizens who wearing thcm and by
several of the eminent Physicians and Dentists OF this
city, who have spontaneously offered the most ample esii-
monas to their excellence These Teeth and will con
tinuc to be msde By DR.. Kimba erclasirely for hS on
practice; they In the most elegant manner, upon
gold plate adapted to the mouth in such way as to
combine the hges; ty with the greatest possible COM
fort They are warranted 10 be unsurpassed by any that
are made in the United States and are guaranteed IN all
cases TO 1T perfectly, and to answer all the purposes that
artificial Teeth be made ID answer Dr. Kmball wish
es 10 be particularly noted that his arrangements are
such as will enable him 10 offer these Teeth, made in the
s,ve above mentioned, al the sane prices En are charged
for the most inferior kinds Specimens may seen at his
house, No 522 Broadway, near Spring-st olO lnisyH
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MECHANICS INSTITUTE LECTURE.-Mr. TOBIAS
viii deliver his second Lecture the Chemistry Of Animal
and Vegetable Physiology Wednesday (his) evening,
l?th instant, at y O'clock
On THURSDAY evening, 18Th instant, Prof REID will
deliver his twelfth Lecture hem.ry applied 10 the
Arts and Manufactures.
The application of these Lectures to practical pursuits Of
Life, with numerous experimental illus ratons make them
The most valuable and instructive Of Lectures ever
given In the City.
FRIDAY evening, 18th inst, at u O'clock the Mathe-
matlca and Mechanical Drawing Glass meets
SATURDAY evening, 18th Instant at II O'clock the De-
hating Glass for The discussion OF LeNry and Sce-
ddc subjects.
Tickets the OF Lectures S3-to members free
Terms OF Memtcrship-which gives privileges in the
School, ga for each pupil annually Library, Reading
Room. 81 Initiation fee and 50 annual dues
by order. j. j. M.hpES, President.
CHARLES L. RAggTTT, AciUGrv. l2f2ts
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COLDSMITH'S WRITING AND B0oK-EEEPING
W ACADEMY 1879 Broad%ay.-Mr. @. continues 10
teach his Premium System OF
MERCANTILE PENMANSIiIP
oILnOAN I TT

10 Easp aud Interesting Ersoc:s,s,
Of one hour each always peagiag himself TO npar to
each in 10 lessons AN elegant hand aud satisfactory i'm;
proyelnent or return the money the expiration of the
lessons. Terms Five Dollars, including Stationery.
Ladies' Class daily, II o'clock A. NJ GcnteInen 1t
the other hours dnr Ing the day and evening.
GoLDSMITHs GEMS OF PENMANSHIP; price Five
Dollars. IUf 3use
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION Returns fan the States
Price l2l cents-sl per iozen, or s. per 100
Ey roslmasters renting 81 will receive IL copies.
GREELEY & McELRATH,
rs 20 Ann st. New-York
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~ "WOAI.lN IN TIE NINETEENTH CENTU-
RY," by S. MARGARET FULLER, Will he published OH the
first day OF March. 1t is neatly printed fine large
type, contains 200 pages dIodeclmo, AID will be neatly
done up in paper covers Price 80 pcrcopy, $3.50
per dozen. llftoaflD&W
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HoUSE WANFED.-A new two or t1rsc story House
4 with ali the modern improvements, = wanted OIL
lease OF years, located above Union Square nor below
Fourth street farther Eas; Of Broadway than "a
farther West than 5tii aTciire. ADDRESS Bo1
No sol 2. Q. stating location and terms. y pts
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Nr CHURCH FAIR AND rESTViL-To be given
BY the Ladies of the Fourth Congregational Church (Dr.
walace) ii the To!i Saloon. Tu SHAY (acrnooa and
venrg) the | III inst.
Tickets (Gent,cmans 20 cents, Ladies' IS cents can be
pSaincd Of James Tabor 293 Bic, ok street Jonathan
Shay, 6s. Greenwich street John Is. Ackey Vantam
street. DIR. Wallace, l69 Spring street; Miss Emily W.
Sot. 22l Cane street; Henry IngcrSo 2s Perry street
sa the door OF the saloon the day III. Festival
otans Brass Band is engaged for the occasion 81 ~
% Col EDWARD SrIrFiniorms his fricsds, especially In
De South and Southwest. That his only COPY In manscrip,
IA Romance Of ,1yi'il and the only copy within his
ssch or The 7raa Eniu hitherto published by him.
destroyed ppers the Editor OF The Tribune
The FIRE of Wednesday morning last The Romance will
erewri,te as soon as possible and copy OF the Emil
7snt ob:asd from the West, and revised 80 that new
sion MAJ appear together with first edition oi TIE 10
ssnce at early day. He makes this announcement IN
<erence his distant friends who have been led 10 ex
t these works 4, early day. As the delay mas been
csoned by circumstances entirely beyond his CONTROL
s,rusts that II VIII be excused by his patrons E1iors
Ni greatly obse him by copying this card. fioS;DlW
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STANDARD WORKS,
EDINBURGH REVIEW.
JtNTARH lst5

EDINBURGH REVIEW.
JANUARY, lsi5.
ANOTHER SPLENDID NUMBER.
Better if possible than the number for October, contain
in. AAcAuLEY Among the articles contained in this
Lord Broushains Political Philosophy"
The roctical works OF - Charles Clurchll.'
splendid and most valuable paper on the Progress of
Scientific Agriculture"
The Chances OF the Bar, an interesting article for
Lawyers.
A Review of Dickerss "Clmes"
Medical Reform, subject of interest 10 all, and just
at this time the Medical Profession pdIticndi}y
We invite attention the continued Improvement in the
mechanical execution OF our Reprints. The present num-
hcr which his day publish is decidedly the hansomcst
that has ever been issued since the Reprints were COM
menced.
r.. 81 year-or So when taken with the three other
Reviews which reprint. Single numbers sold.
f2t+ L. SCOTT & co. Publishers. ll2 Fnlton-s
RICHMOND IN THE FIELD AGAIN.
Published this day. by
BURGESS & sTRINGER 222 Broadway. cor. of Ann-s
Mr.. RICHlIoND'S REPLY TO THE
STATEMENTS
OF TIE LATE BISHOP OF NEW-Y0RK.
None ruin man, except himself.
And shame II is, ii that rreest take kcpc,
To sec sllot;en shepherd, and clene shepc:
Wei ought prcsst cnsaniple for TO ycve.
BY his clenene 5, how his shepec shude live.
Price ~ ccnts-or $ per 100 III
RAFFLE FOR y WIFE
In Press and will be published i'll few days. entirely
new novel, by
THOMAS L. NICHOLS, ESQ,
author of The Lady In Black, &c, with the above title
This novel will create little sensation when it appears
us di>closcs facts OF rather singular character. II
win probably MAKE its appearance
on THURSDAY.
Just publshed-the magazine
THE ARISTIDE-tN,
Edited by Thomas Dunn English. ESD, containing severe
criticism OH the
BISHOP oSDERDoSK CASE.
Price-J0 single, So per year.
VALENTINES.
Oar Customers are informed that have choice col
lection Valentines, Valentine Writer'S &c, &c. which
we are anxious 10 sell wholesale or retail.
Published til, morning,
CORSE DE LEON.
or The Brigand by G.. p X. James, micc % cents.
Also-ist published,
Philip Augustus, price ~
Mary OF Burgundy -
Riche;cu -
All OF the above for sale wholesale and retail by
BURGESS 81 STRINGER,
llf2t 222 Broadway, corner OF Ann ST.
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL CARPETlNGS.
ID EUBEN SMITH, Jr. 25i BEoADwAY. Opposite City
III IIa calls the attention OF those wishing 10 furnish
with the latest and best style ofsoods, to his Large and well
selected stock Of French tuDusson Administer, Royal Vel
Wilton, Tapestry, and Brussels Carpcnss, containing
the richest and most elegant patterns OF the newest
designs and most beautifully arranged coors which have
just been received By recent mportaons from The best
European manufacturers
Also, Thrce-ply Ingram, Damask and Twiled Venetian
Carretings, English Drugscts, Table and Piano Covers
with every article connected with the trade.
Floor Oil Cloths OF the latest patterns, well seasoned Of
every description and width.
Persons furnishing Private Residences, Steamboats,, or
Hctcs, are particularly invited TO call and examine for
themselves before making their purchases, only such
goods are sold at such prices shall give entire saac
ton. If2ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-12

NTHooPISG COUGH AND CR9UP-To PAREsrs-
w Jaype Expectorant is without exception the most
valuable preparation in for the above Diseases 1t con-
whoopns cough into mild and actable disease aud
slortens its duration than enc half and produces
certain and speedy recovery. From hafto spoon
full viii certainly cure Group IN Infants ard young children
in hah hours time The lives Of hundreds Of children
WILDE saved annually, by always keeping it on hard ready
FOR any emergency.
II prepared only By Dr. D. jayne w. 30 South Third
st. Philadelphia Price 81. For sale by
y. b. & D. SANDS. Druggists. 80 Fnl.on-st.
JIG imis a.3 Broadway, and II East Broadway
DEKIFoC.AL SPECTACULAR No. l52 Broadway.
Anew article OF american manufacture inducing
10 the weary eye and strength the weak. Numerous
testimonials OF their superior merit viii be shown
which are those Of DR. Larner and other noted sctihc
gentenen but the public invited to judge for tern
selves. Difficult cases OF deficient vision solicited
B. Every other description OF specaciea at ies nAh
common prices. sl2 s&eseodu
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StpDA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACK EES.-Thc sub
- scri1er wishes TO make known to the public that mich
OF the biscuit and crackers which are sold III tins cry by
tho above Names arc entirely different from the SODA Bis
Git and SuGAR CRACKERS made al his Bakery, which
have been used by yaids, particularly those VINO suier
from Indigestion than twenty years, with The best
results while the imitation which can be ane ioT les
rice though perars good or person Il! health are Who'll
y unfit for ilc sick The above BISCUIT and CHAcEERs
also BrTTEg BISCUIT, WINE BISCUIT, BUTTER ChckEHS
WATER CRACKERS, PILOT and NAVY BhEAD aii'' e III 81
ouoIity arc constantly for sale at the well establish
nent 275 Washington street, conner OF Warren street.
az III EPURAIM TREADWELL.
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INDIA RUBBER oVERSHoES-Wc have on hand and
FIR sac spleudd assortment Of ladies' and gen.iemcns
Ina Rubber Shoes and Overshocs cf every variety III the
market manufactured from the pure gum, ard got up in
the most desirable s:yles-warraned not TO stic III the
coldest weather Ladies aud gentlemen are respectfully
invited TO call and examine the great Improvements made
in our manufacture before purchasing elsewhere.
We warrant Shoes 10 re ain their colo- under all
circumstance and not to part in tie seams.
WE SELL CHEAP.
Warehouse ofte Newark New Jersey India Rubber Fac
''i "a ~ Iw IS '' HUTCHINSON & RUNYoN.
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noARpISG-yIRS. GoSS having opened the and
o,,mo,ious hoase 20 yeseystreet the itor House,
n-olers choice OF desirable TO transient pcra
mem, Boarders shower and cold baths
The location is very CENTRAL yet quiet and shady. Terms
| moderate arj :ii5
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TEETH! TEETH!! TEETH!.!


TEETH! TEETH! TEETH! -.
w L. LEWIS, SURGEON DENTIST, $40 Broadway,
"a dooe below Masonic Hail. bcss ea'c TO INFORM hls
friends and the public that has made the following great
reduction In Dentistry
Teeth plugged with fine gold, one dollar Do do DO TN
e, mr. silver 20 cents Do cleaned dollar. Do. ex-
tractcd, so cts. Tooiaclc cured, 30 cts. az 9mls
T.yIME-SAVfNG A.SwER-From advertisements that
l. frequently appear In the papers, and from circulars
that are sent about the city d country and left under the
doors Of many Of friends, We are almost every day
called upon and asked live ere not In partnership with
4 Mr.. Dodge =
In order to prevent any farther mistakes and interrupt
ton. calls and inquiries, we beg leave TO state
that we are not nor never were partnership with any
Mr. Dodge, and that have new superior, or Pnf,"t
mode either of setting fastening teeth nor do we know
of any that orouely understood by all wel-in-
strucei Dentists and the Dor who may be ms partner
and who has by mistake oeSfiIe, published his name
in such way make it resemble ours, so that II Is OF
ten taken for ours have rot the pleasure OF KNOWING
e''''N = '''' E. PARsLY,
]. PARMLY,
% .l..AAA
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THO FARMERS AND AGRlCULTUKISTS.--The sub
Il scribcr is DESTROYS Of entering INFO contract with
some gentleman who wishes employ person to labor
and take the general oversight Of iarm. Having had
oag and practical experience farm in Come ccut he
feels assured that lie give perfect satisfaction For far
hcr particulars inquire H. Hnbbcl 60 John street. up
stairs. lttDltW' MOhklS LloN.
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VALUABLE ENGLISH WORKS.
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Complete works of Hogarth. The best edition in large
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Baylcs Historical and Critical Dictionary, vols folio,
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4to., colored plates ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S25 90
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Eeautes OF the Opera VOL beautifully cnbcllisli-
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Brockeions Italy. large vol, ito, with 60 fine ensra
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ESTABLISHED 1195-SOAP, CANDLES AND
STARCH. Sc W. LEE, Manufacturers, Nos. 81 and
G3 Reade-sreet, NewYork, have constantly hand a
large Of the above articles which they will sell
at the lowest aa ket prices, warranted equal not supe-
riOr any manufactured in the ely delivered shipped
without charge for boxes carriage.
Merchants, Groccrs Country Dealers and Families who
in OF the above articles will find TO their inter-
est TO call on Us before purchasing elsewhere.
a12 3mis j. ID. & W. LEE.
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NTASTEl-A young Protestant Womar, 10 do The gen
w era homework Of q small family; one who under
stands cooking washing and ironing Good reference re-
oured Apply TO T. w Kingsand, the ferry, Jersey
CIV It,
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| MIA NTED-A situation by respectable Young Wo-
w man, TO do clamberwork plain sewing, 10 take
OF children, would be willing to travel with lady.
Good city reference be given Apply ut 403 Houston
street l2f2i-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-12

BoARDING.-Two or three gentlemen can be accom-
mOda;ed with single rooms, with CRATES, Mrs. Jane
Has IT,, No. q Darclay.st. Also, room and bedroom
10 let with board. Reference given and required j3l