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AS GENERAL HoUsEMAID. by neat and
EAddy Girl; she is a drstrate Cook Washer and Iron.
or has the best OF recommendations from her last situa
ION is Hing make herself generally useful wages
o so much object good home Call at l13 Bowery
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no For the Uoiiduys.-FiNeen thousand copies OF
SAkONPs MUSICAL TIMES Will be published and dis
ribued in this city on Tuesday and "Wednesday next Ad
Ann.st THIS DAY, before o'c.ock PM.
Rates OF advertising 81 column Smaller advertise
ments in proportion. % lt'Sl IL i, SARONl
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a S CHANBERuAID and Waiter, or to take
care Of Children, by well educated, neat and udy
Girl do Sewing fine Washing and Ironing or cut and
mas The best Of recommendations Call at so Broadway.
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as DOMESTIC SERVANTS.-Pri-
EAvae families are respectfully informed they now
obtain some rstclass Servants Ut the Protective Agency
l4S Grandst DO u
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BOARD REDUCED-At the private
1DMansion House, 81 Greenwtch.st Gentlemen, with
single beds and light, airy rooms, 81 30 per week Day
Bosrders per week Transient Boardes, 90 cents per
dav Baths gratis DDS lmh Mrs BERT.
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rE7O ARTISTS AND DAGUERREO-
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yed Ike % lorn sotue connection win Artist or Da-
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TIRE address Artist Uniqn-si1are Pos! Office, y :,
rs -
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ENANCY STATIONERY and GAMES
Z forTHE HOLIDAYS.
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ia les Nasssn.si wot respectfully iavite the attention
q purchasers to heiF extensive assortment OF
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DIS lh
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THE PROPRIETORS OF THE BoWERY SAVINGS
STORE
make known that they Intend TO surprise the public by
opening wide their aud making general reduction
in their prices to SELL the year is upon us, THEIR
ENTIRE STOCK off 10 make room for our Spring In
voices which may now
EXPECT BY EVERY STEAMER.
we agree to sell low any concern IN the United
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we will sell SiAWLS at about one-haf to two-hirdso oil
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Fennels nj 1910 % cens-orner price D to u cents
De LANES at Is to 5d-forner price Is Sd to Be- I'd
Paramattas al e to SIS 6d-formef price S. sd to D.
! Merinos al is 10 9s.-lorm price 9s TO l2s.
Prints at sd. 10 Sd tomer price sd. 70 is
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| OUR STOCK OF GOODS FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Is decidedly the richest and appropriate In New
York and here buyers stop, if they would
ind an appropriate preseni at low price
FOR DOMESTIC GOODS
fail not to inquire AT
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S Cook. Washer and lroner, by re-
IA spectacle Woman The beat of cty references from
her sst place Inquire for two days al i9 Greenst II
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A BOI.-A gentleman, compelled by
1Aadvese Circumstances TO take his son, near fourteen
Old from boarding school, would Ike 10 place him IN
au office with good moral person Salary OF
small importance ii proper situation L offered Address
HENRY LEWIS, office OF iis paper as ST.
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as COOK and Laundress, or as Seam
LAstress and Nurse. by respectable Woman; she has
beeD eleven wears in her last place Apply 67 Avenue B.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-23

To- Thirteenth Ward Wing Primary Meet
IuG.-Pursuent TO resolution OF the wing General Com
milee the Wing Electors OF The Thirteenth Ward are re-
Quesed to assemble Vivaramba Hall Hester-st on
MONDAY EVENING, the sd inst al 4 o'clock to choose
five Delegates to represent said Ward in the Wing Gene
raj Committee Five Delegates 10 the Wing Young Men ;
General Committee and Ward Committee OF p semoers
for the ensuing year. By order OF NE Ward ComMlee
0. NEWCOMB, Chairman.
~ q Goutn Secretary dzl 2t~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-23

~ Twelfth Ward Democratic Wing COM
miitee-NOTlCE .-The Polls for the election OF Mem,
bers of the Ward Committee and Delegates to me Geneai
of L. Haynard Fourthav One-itundred and twenty
Gf,h.st on MONDAY, the 23d inst from r NJ 10 5 T III
HARRIS WILSON, Chairman.
WA CApNAV Secretary DIS IL
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DY YOUNG Man from the Country,
4 eeibber in a Wholesale or Retail Store Is OF good
habits and has good references. Address S. W tins
off, u<l u
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BOARDING.

FEO BE LET, with BOARD two large
z PARLORS with pantries attached on the second oor
al e5 Eusi Broadway, u-oot'
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n To the Wing Electors of The EiShtecnth
Nard.l see IN the Express and fT75itc OF Dec %0L an
advertisement purpornng 10 be official ca from The Ward
Committee The Wings Of the Eighteenth Ward for pri
marx Election 10 be held al the Bulls Head Hotel on M0n-
day sd inst 10 which my IS attached OF the
Secretaries and also as an Inspector appointed by the
chairman. Spcca! meeting OF SAID Committees l.ed on
he eighteenth inst. As an INSPECTOR ELECTED by
BALLOT R large regular meeting held OF the It'll OF
Dec beg leave 10 state that the election for delegates 70 the
GENERAL YOUNG MEMS and WARD COMMITTEE, for
TEL Cor. OF SEYENTEENTH.ST and THtRp-AF on
Monday sd inst from 10 TO A NJ. alsodeny I'll kpow-
ries 10 The proceedings Of Ire Ward Committee the
meeting held on lie 18Th inst | PROTESTED agans.
all their proceedings as BEING ILLEGAL ana also oe
use OF my name Tor any purpose. y, ,,,.,,,.,,r>,
al Pa Secretary Eighteenth Ward Wing Committee.
10 To the Wills Electors of the Eighteenth
Wnrd.-At meeting of the Wing Committee of the
Eighteenth Ward held Bulls Head Dec three Inspec
tors were appointed The purpose of holding Primary
Election said Ward. Theae Inspectors having contrary
10 sn express understanding il the Committee, REMOVED
the Pols from the Wing Headquarters from usual
rierc ofholdnr elections in he Ward 10 place on The
southern border Of the Ward particularly announcement for
great portion OF The hert-workns a1d business men en-
great dissatisfaction among The members OF the Committee
special meeting called blythe Chairman IN Obedience
10 he request Of many members OF The Communicating
roceeinps OF The previous meeting recoasioere1
ard the Election ordered 10 be held g! the bus hea
Hotel on MONDAY MORNING, Sd inst from Z 10 10
o'clock WILLIAM h RUDD, CaaiFaa1
DANIEL Terry, Secretary.
The undersigned members OF the Wing Ward Commit
tee of the Eighteenth Wsrd approve OF the action OF the
said Committee at their Special Meeting, held on the 18Th
VIM 81 Rudd, 5 Wemple,
Jehn D. Rees, DAVID Perrin,
James NJ. Odell, Udlne Iody
Wm. II. Adams, John ; w hlgah,
Benjamin FATkey, J, Il. MAer,
Samuel Wise, a. Z. Garter
Richard Kelly James Kennedy,
Henry Bishop Albert Gilbert,
Jesse " Benedict. James Andersen
IN.
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AZ ANTHD.-S Situations are wanted tor
" IS American. German. English. 10 Scotch AMI
about 20 Protestant Irish Giri5Cooks. CAem serqai7
aitresses Lsufdesses Nurses Seamstfesses, HOUSE.
J eeuers and General Workers. Also Coachmen, Waters
aud Men aud Bows for TRADES. Farms &c. A are smart
ldy and have good characters Select Protestant I'm
ploymeGt Agency I Carmine ~ d. u
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r. n, u,.Is IT.
~ Ai'Nth ~ Hionh-tbnu an w h0hi II may
S 80 H. 40 NY utA- esNlDhshheHt ~
u hK y 5 LIE III %lcn we lle undefslsned
1loJ 90, nus US DeSl toLIndy waited uPon Dy
ooiiii,tto lIpiH uue hRtfI nl5hefs Union VITA Inc
tSo"su NUJtt " GgItHlhng u me scale OF Prlces OF
me N y. iiin,eTs Gnlon had been adopted bg our en
PoyfT epUIl laying gone abroad 70 the ei5ct that
hae n1l We p Sqy 10 an GnqRs OF w tha
scale Of s2d Union as we have been in the receipt of the
uI! scat oi to ast io, GQhs, Wy a
go into elect until The first OF February 1891 La doing
this they have tn our humble opnon} set notable exam
pie which might be adyantageosy followed by the ma.
ority of the employing primers in this city.
We would likewise add that our labor during the wee%
pRECtually al O'CLOCK on Saturday nlgh.-a pfacuce
which also be copied by of the
ocpe of Ills civ many OF which hold to the weeks
sys,eu; ard others 10 that ol-get il when YOU can.
New YORK Dec 81, 1850.
Henry ScRes. Jr u u Nortlip,
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FON WANTED. = Soldiers Rights,
HOVPatens and Grants given for Lands in Illinois in
or about 1913 for services the Of 1872 and for many
years sold and lost for taxes Apply address H.
MATTISON, 8 Nassau-s NewYork, giving number Of
lot, &c. do lmf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-23

Ef- Postponcnent- Franklin Literary Assoc
Sistsi The Thirteenth Anniversary OF This SOCIETY mas
been postponed in consequence of The storm, 10 MON
DAY the I'D inst at F. Nj. Essay Poem, &c. as before
No further postponeneNt. Admission free. d2l ~
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WANTED.
.NEORAlA110N WANTED of ED

d NEWTON, native Sheffield, Eng, By trade Table
Knie Hat,er: last heard rom in Newly Ik Address
giyer care Smith, Park Taeaier Oct =. 1915 By az
plying st q olu-st n Y he viii hear Of something 10 bis
LnEanLege d 3LaN-..
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w. Knickcrboclser Hall, corner Strsv. and 25dst
JOHN B. COUGH VIII deliver Temperance address
on next MONDAY EVENING, al the above place. En-
Mayor HAMPER viii preside Singing by several eminent
vocalists Admittatce - cents; Children half price The
KnicA erhoeker line OF stages stop The Hall al ~
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POARD--A gentleman and wife, also
Absingle gentlemen, find desirable rooms for the
winter al IL Waren-st suit OF rooms the first floor
FOR small family Terms moderate and references re-
1nired d. linz
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CV- Grand Division =. of T. n. Y.-Al Adjourned
Session OF the Grand Division will be held in the Hall $50
Broadway, on MONDAY MORNING, the sd inst. al II
O'clock Representatives are requested 10 be puncma
c2l ~ BY order. TH0S. EDGERLEY, G.
~ Notice.-A Package has been received from Liv-
erpool addressed coward FAIR" New-York The own
er viii please call and take it away Office OF REWARDS
S&NFoRp X Co.'S Foreign Express,
dis Steods ADAMS 4 co. Is Wallst-
% New-Ensland Society In Newly ork. TIE
society will hold It's Annual Meeting for the transaction OF
easess and fer the Election Of Officers for the ensuing
year on MONDAY, the SD inst a. II O'clock noon, al the
sstor House. BY order OF the President
Ill ESD EPuM K1NGSBURY, Secretary
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NTANTED-A first rate Tailoress who
w is experienced in working on Custom Goats can
have good situation; and apprentice Will he taken on
Pants aud Yvsls Apply al Henry-st second floor IT.
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90 To Cabinet NInkers.-We the undersigned on
behalf OF the Cabinetmakers IN the employ of Mr 6AU-
DOME S5 Broadway wish inform our fellow Trades.
men that have ceased work IN consequence OF pro-
posed reduction in the price of our labor on the part OF Mr.
BAUDOiNE; and he having threatened 10 discharge any
man belonging the Trade Committee, wish our tel
low Tradesmen not make application or employment
until matters settled, of which due notice VIII be gva
PETER GREEN, Chairman.
d9Slt JOHN DENT, Vice Chairman.
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VA ANTED-One or two Journeymen
W Forgers and Finshers OF Tinnen's Shears Perma-
nent employment and good prices will be given inmedi
ate application is made. PECK, SMITH co.
SOuthingtOn Conn. Dec. 1850. dc 3wD5wW
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pniirnnd Accident.

In our second editorial of last night we publish
ed an account Of the accident to the cars on tbs
Tonavauda Railroad We are able today 10 give
fan particulars. The eXpress trzIn dawn by the
locomotive Mumford left here for Buffalo les
minutes past ak last evening, Consisting o. SIX
coaches filed with psstengerB 1t had proc 'eded
atopt tso miles aud just attained its fall speed OF
nboat thirt7 mi ea per hour, when COW appeared
upon the track, but So that the engineer was
unable to atop iha locomotive, which was tnroWa
of the track down small embsukment perfect
wreck TIE engineer aud fireman, by come means
unsccoun;able 10 them, escaped uuhurt. boy
named Oliver had one leg badly broken, bat was
dong we'll this morning
TIE tender and baggage cars we're pretty much
used up. One of the latter WIS thrown into
fed near by. OF he passenger cars only F9o
were daplaced from the track. and one OF these
only slightly. The other was broken TO pieces snd
tvs or three pass sDgers slightly iolured. Only
orc, we believe, detained By the accldeaF,
Rev MIR JoayD, VINO received SONS slight lujq-
ries and returned to the city the gues. Of Rev dr.
Peck.
1t is indeed wonderful that SO many escaped I'M
harmed The traiug we're not long detained by the
accident. The night express train from Buffalo
came down to the scene Of The dlaaster about
O'Clock aud took the western pass augers on to at
fs1o The track WEE cleared before morning and
the traius are now running regularly az usual
K Jche. tsr Adv a.
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LAW COURTS.


SUPREME CoURT-Spectal Yvm-B >fore Judge
kowsrdt D ctti ons- Catherine 4 Forrest VI Edon
Fo9ttst-7hc VIII u IL lmpdsoa Individual
on civil process compel bin give scuriy to prevent
him leaving Inc Stale havrg been aboi he'd by the Coda,
me celetcsai mutt discharged fom Rrrss and the
oS aQ proceeding sgsGst bin ~ 20 The Tea vs6ste1.
On motion OF Mt . Couor, and gnsldmsua II behalf
OF m . hs o der Wal 8encsd stay proceedings
IL 'hh case unl he matter ueaId before general
IenlIe&l wee 10 which appeal s 10 be mate In tue
reuTr.
Robert Pymce Joseph Decentralization that referee
nl%Ee ifssh report oeuied, without GOSH
Helen NJ MoTtSiivs Ih9s MorrtN and tte ye,errs-E1.
by the referee granted
.hafn'as HOtDsA vs.. NJ =. OHern-Mo,ion to set
Stids judgment denied.
IL HE ms.er Of Jha Fgeke;t, auua,,c bs y M Hlek.
ett his faihe Va May iHt Haese u The nkrfase be.
he plain II std me defends de,lsred yaid On g..
count OF The unGcy Of The plal4if ils q Lo3nu,.
Zaiun cf he marriage
IN the matte If &eaiAg Ds,r, Ordered that raaor, be
Cuia missonrrs 10 The p1rpOse he.ng las
exception II Mr Chester
Samuel d Bach :eh al vs. JJha DIANA refe5eace
NUS BE hEo GkceTglu The ia stu III re ayei
by defendant was kfgJ I'd rim duy Authorised agent
4 Gust vs. Nct5- York D7y Dock Company Aou5n Tor
tine to make cae grained ana slto proceedings of
pl4ntG slss der dsmeut which s5s hs eats
uiupon report oG 5eferees I'll cecisou OF re C0ugiuP
o. LnCuuu l5g IeheErfUs.
SuFKFloR Court tie9-;ai Tom Cli Bc4scb
peci.ions-- s, fore Ja3sea oatey, Fane and Camp.
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THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.


vyyBE TRIBUNE is too widely known 10 need
especial calculation Its conductors aim. and belisvs
they are enabled to furnish larger amount and variety 81
Information year, whether IN its Daily Weekly
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Weekly at 49, and their Weekly al 81, which Is Afforded 10
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vance subscribers sending papers except for Cash hc'u
slly paid, favored with subscription almost II DC
cutie wiihou. parallel, they enabled incur expenses
for Literary Assstance Correspondence Felegraphlng,
&c which very few afford. II Is helr asn while t0s
pgry OF Progre9s Europe liz denied me liberty OF utsF
nnce Cd mai continent invite them 10 make Ere tribune
their organ Communication with The public aad already
several OF the 1aos eminent thinkers The Old World HAYS
been engaged regular correspondents fhiE policy VII
be pursued un Ieyers OF Iha sbss' advocates u
Political snd socG Reform In Europe sh9 converse veez'
y with reederE setting III order before 'nem the ru'
m eas yghch the invssgsdoLs OF our age hsYe been e.
suy maturing of which tingcrsh and pris'scrsh hes
slss he u.lerance We hope, ri the sane ane, not lie
M bekj1d In the other departments Of Journalism, and 81
eclaly In that OF Political Intelligence and Homo Cores
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spec epsy.1E Banks received par ReHaencs' at our
r11 Nte s19wU Ard certified by the Postmaster mailing
ten We seud our Weekly 10 g.! clergyman at 81 Der
an um,- Subscriptions sohcltedby
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AUCTION SALES.
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DYB HANGS RROFHER & co. 2o4 Broadway.
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B co bGve 10 preparation 10 ne SOFA ~ y ~
October a. ccumsrces will permit ca aogae OF eng
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Anercst 2ual ,bsro. espeosty of Anupsis G n BOOKS
sud works IN hsEtsome 6ils and issrated BOOKS
scsp:ed 10 tie approaching Holiday season,
AT PRIVATE SALE
Aarge assortment Of pfa,ns sud wiring psptrs Also
Botu's very yslnshs pcpula aeres undef tho leS OF
the Sta tsrd Lbta =, tn Classical LIBRARY the Antigua
rsu LibrAfy Eceut.di Library AID The illustrated Lib
nav each enhraci tho beat books Issued In the best
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