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~ Mercantile Library AssocintiOn lectures.


The Annual course Of Lectures before this Institution
will commence ut Clinton Hui Tuesday evening at Il
o'clock, and VIII consist of ten Lectures.
Nov 81 Lecture By E. P WMPPLE, Esq, Boston,
Subject: Character"
Nov l2-l Lecture. By Very Rev. JAMES RYDER DID.
Georgetown, D. C.
Nov 9-l Lecture GEo Fl MILES Esq. Baltimore
1.-The Crisis and The Struggle"
Nov 26-l Lecture j. S DWIGHT Esq Boston. the
OPERA especially Mozmts Don Giovanni
Dec 81 LECTURE. Rev JoaN LoRp Mediord, Mass
Gusiayus Adolphus.'
Dec lC-l Lecture Rev, JouN LoHp Medlord, Mass.
Dec III Lecture GEORGE VAND1Nnoff. "Sketch Of
the Life Of r. b Sheridan, with readings from his Come
dies Readings from the principal scenes in the Rivals
Dec. 24--i Lecture. GEORGE VANDENHofF. The same
continued Readings of line principal scenes in THE
School for Scandal"
Dec Sill Lecture. GEORGE VANDENHorF. The same
continued Readngs ron the principal scenesin crtci
OF Tragedy Rehearsed" His Decline, Deali--Bnei re-
sumo of of Sheridans merits a comic dranlatist
Jan IL Lecture. Rev Z H. CnAPIN, New-York Sub
ect "The Man of the World
Tickets of admission the Course, lady and gentleman
S. single ticket TO the Course 81; single admission 80
cents To be hud the desk OF the Library aud lhe prn'
cipal bookstores GEO. FECKHAM, Cor. secretary
>f' O25 eudtt
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pOARDING,-Pleasant rooms, withfuIl
u or Partial board may be Lao By annynr al IS Varck.
81 near 81 Johns Park. Free use OF BArHlNG.RO0M,
for warm cold and shower baths nj Us
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N7EW-YORK LAUNDRY, Is Spruce

NETWORK LAUNDRY, Is Spruce
/ Y street. near N4ssauTo New Shrt Dealers, sinsie
Gentlemen Families &cTls one Of the most efi5ct
and extensive establishments Of he kind IL tbs or any otter
country Il has been erected al an expense OF aooat 2V
tbosa and dollars and combines the following sYaniagss
lst-Persors leaving the city in haste can haze Il''f
clothes washed and rourd superior nanner II rom '"o
10 three hours lime. . -.
2d-No material is used in the washing department 5u.
pure olive oil soap and filtered CEoton aier nece clohes
are not destroyed by patent soaps other honbus 50 ex
tens!yelv advertised IN tee newspapers.
on sae: gertlerens collars lroned N Troy style nslt
cor vests and panlaloons elegantly roned and polished
4th-Clohes lost or missed (which seldom or never hap
pe1s) Will be promptly paid Tor
sb-Clohes washed ct this establishment VIII wear much
longer Simply because they only handled Win great
care but no II furious drug, generally used In Washing ID
permitted 70 come near them.
St-Ladies dresses and ell fine articles, are done np by
an experienced French Laundress
Cothes rsken and delivered free of extra charge Ink
gpos and steEs efec!ualy removed
All orders left al the Office IS Spuce-st or sent through
the Penny Post. Will receive prompt alen,un
MADAME RAYMOND, Superintendent
PS-Fxpenenced hands are employed 10 iron new
hiIts. ans oiAs
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r. Grand Temperance Festival, al the
Broadway Tabernacle. THIS EFENtN0-Penperance
eope wake up and strike the bow, while your cham
igo IS in The held WIN G. THoRr, The reformed drnkard
kom Ohio, who has been an Instrument in the hand OF
were worse OF Than widows aud OF restoring many fond
susbaBdg TO Tie embrace Of a loving family from Inc nc
cursed cup WIN give lecture Temperance this even
NJ Also engaged OF the best Temperance Singers
n thit country, together with Brass Band OF Music,
Tickets % cents be had the doorfu the benefit OF
be drunkards widow and orphan. Doors open al 7; 10
1nm;nencs al u O'CLOCK. NJ "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

~ Ninth WnrtI,-The Democratic Wing Electors
o is Ward will meet The Blecker-s House, 20 q eecR
erl on FRIDAY EVENING, Nov. AT = o'clock, 10 ne
spend toihc nominations made by Chr Nominating G,'ntn
IL e. reg uarly elected the Primary Election, held Oc
1880 We hope every WING via he present and snow
the dissatisfied Office seekers, who ~ould govern ne
nations AT the coming contest. By order.
WALTER S. CUNNINGHAM, Chairman
n s Mr.n Secretaries Ward ool ni II,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

There are works Profession sncb body OK
limits deserving Of pub
liz patronage Chef justice SEL5OH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

N8TANTED.-100 AGENTS to sell an
' = improved edition OF Weiss LAWYER and U ; Form
Rock T'bis is the most valuable Form Book pub
iished 500 pages in strong binding Price reduced from
a. 10 6Scs Our agents making from Loco 20 $500
oer apuu1n Go28 CT WELLS L CO SO Nassal-st
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE


Paea,a = ,,'r;,, TWO eGpil f- as Ten for SO
H@,, ,ea5,,,urrts cents a line each iuseFtiou
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CO.. CPAWRITCK,S UPaOLSTERY

w . HOUSE and SHIP.FuRNlsHlNG W s.!1.d
ROOMS $50 GRANDST M i MI s ne if Hask
80 Re1s Mattresses and Cushions; also Bedseads ot
every description viz Patent Se[ew Iron G. Jo Ge so
= I'd ;oTety Of Window Shades. Paper HanginS
r"FdeTs, &c III G. would cali particular attention % ~
rev styes q Hair and Spring Mattresses No;ol -
ari 1at,resses Renovated and made equal 70 lTs y
anu wi ~ Inn u''' W CRAWBUCK, 358 Grand-sI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

rss- Wigs and Toupces.- ceie-
brated WIG FACTORY is al Wnll-si where al al uines
can be found the largest assortment in The city STRANGERS
and citizens should call and dge for Themselves before pu
rlnsinp elsewhere BATCHELOR'S ntwly.inVenled
WIGS obained silver medal at tie Fair OF NE American
Institute Copy the address. myt2 hN~Fu
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RRooEL1N. %. p. ~

n he Premtin C51,mitee Of the 4fSgsrjea Institute
tjESIs-Ve rot ltue surprised last nlgat, aHef
y M mas occurred and in lie face positive and
direct evidence 10 lie contrary. 10 EtHr your award Ar
to we laced our Machines AZ the fNr and arc Wiling
an y tr!e Of place nave tde1 stand upon unlf own
5es among practical men, along sie OF any metal ma
cfdt ever EI ana Se are informed ~ less person
thar t1, Of de txJnluuZ CpHH.tteo thai ffelF Report
s rendered N idyuf OF Msc4iHes AID Cen Hargey
rr ~ yGar u,yu CUmmtec expressly iO.l Us tua yonr
deri. ion would strictly accordance with their Report
respectfully solicit explanation ~ your hands, or we
s1 under lie necessity OF appealing To the pubic for
a i.stice winch yOu lI 10 GeIy!or lGsce Is all That
we .s HI tbs matter. aLd tbag haze determined 10
hive. ter one way or Inc other Our Machines have now
been tssed place ofa.m0s every me,a machine N use
have been substituted and preferred place OF Nh SnntRs
a several different places ard have orders now Tor twoln
,iace Of MS machines abundant evidence OF which we
presented 10 the Committee and General Harvey, and
also offered 10 take hem 10 Two places IN ms cy and
New-York here they have used both machines ana
give tie preference where they cpuld see ana
examine their operation personally for themselves and we
defy Mr. Smith produce single instance where MS las
been substituted place OF improved machines ne
vyhstanding all ihs you choose award nm the rEt pr
MUM If GU call this awarding justoe and merit w
confess II il an entirely way Of showing It, TO us q
least and respectfully submit 10 you the propfl1y IL
changing your decision in this matter previous 70 haYhs
premium list published We have spent grel esa ~, u
time end money in getting this up and kno" i 10 We bs
and cannot be- heal and the public VIII sustain ts ~
opinion notwithstanding the decision oil any
whatever. 10. and AZ the r.
cr-stor sd vice Of one OF your own ComaiiL'ee Gu ~
Won viii do Us usIIce and nothing more
~. very 'e'p r. HARRIS SONS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01
POLITICAL NOTICES.

e First Ward Regular Wing Nominations.
Tor Meme Of observation-disclosures w ELMER
For dsststant tLdermdR-C CURTIS JGDS0N
Fer Asessors--lRA PROWN, JOHN /. MESSENGER.
:, fGr ConstcHeS-HENkY CARPENTER, MICHAEL
AcCoRMlCK
For Cor tssoners Of PqbPic Sc+ootsJ0HN h WHITE,
JOSEPH JAMESON
VIC Fer Inspector q Ps0ic Sesool,-J PHILLIPS P8G-
For Trustee ef Public Sohoos-JAMt,S GRIFFIN
foR INSPECTORS OF ELECTION.
hUis DstrTot-lsaac H. Craft, Daniel Murphy.
See9nd Dtrtct-Peter h Van Houten, WIN FlaCg.
nj 4tF
" Second Ward.-The National Wings Of tho Sc
Sond Ward requested a; GanIers Hael, l47
fa!te-st. On SATURDAY EVENING. Nov ,. al Y
Seook TO aapr the report Of Ike REGULAR Democratic
Wig Nominating Committee for Charter Otiicer
GURDUN ROBBINS, Ja Chs of Gom
JARVIS Cha. >, Secretary. nj 2es~
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NEW GIFT BOoKs.-D. APPLETON

y d co pubhsh on Friday
Sacred Scenes Passages In the Life Of our Saviour by
various eminent writers Illustrated with sixteen steel en-
cravings l vol limo. Cloth, gilt edges, 81 IS.
HEADS CONTENTS
LIST or AuTHons-Rey Henry Blunt Thomas Dale,
Ii. II. Miman, John Milton, 3 Jeremy Taylor, NC.
LIST or ENCRAyiHGs-Our Saviour, Alteration Of the
Shepherds, The Flight into Egypt Jesus Dsputlng with
the Doctors Jesus Blessing Little Children Preaching and
Miracles Of Lord Jesus Paying Tribute, The Healing
Of Jarus Daughter The Last Supper Christ Washing his
Disciples Feet, Christ in tie Garden The Growing with
Thornes The Nun Of Sorrows The Crucfxion, The Res
direction The Ascension
D. A. L Co. have just published
Evenings at Donaldson Manor, or the Christmas Guest,
by Maria Mcintosh, author Of 1.-TWO Liyesp etc. Illus
uated with ten fine steel engrayings l vol syo. Clotb
gilt edges, 50; morocco, 81. Oh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

YE1HE LATE FAIR Of the american Ia Ia
b. stfme-f HARRIS & SONS SMUT AID SCOUB-
ING SES-The Subscriber feeling themselves g-
sneyed by he decision OF the Premium Committee d! the
above institute Fair deem it in Justice to themselves and
the pubic few acs in relation 90 their manner OF
doI business aud 70 the point so lar IL we are
concerned, publish the following eer written 20 tbe
C,r1n e ttlroeh Tie advice of one OF Ilelr
fefei after the Premiums were awarded, which we 7h4l
.olov up with Evidence produced a tle FAIR IN proof Of
our position ~, a. ,o-o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

- Ni,,b Ward tyhin Cou,uiticc,-Ata meet
VI u,rd VIII Ward Comyni,tee held at the
lhR OF we NHlh "atu " Nts " az - - ~,
Northern Exchange Beecker-st Oh l8esday espl1s oe
on conr,te was directed to communication or
~ ~ y, .l,f No, 9o,, 1871 en,onotng
advertisement in the Tribune oil OCT -gn I0oo' ei"as
from aselfstved Committee and purporing TO express the
,, VIII, r,,ec,ors nj The Ninth Ward Deeminp
"lshes OF ule " hiS r'ieot0lS y, Oh. ~ -
some action on Inc part OF ule " aiu No"iui ~
10 such Unauthorized and suicidal proceedings hghy eces-
- -, ,.,or c,r tho soto or disa,lsinp the nublc mind
' 49, - l, d,,..rts ,,,,ar,, NAV, Iovn Gro.
OF any ialse impressions sItn ] ~ r 5 rs Vim
ated, 10 lnduce lllIuhy auu "tut ,cc3ss on 10 rr
ou "d'ci in low diseppontcd men TO
press sPlh VI opp'sio1r ~ nriant thair yielys
regular loiInt !i r. si 49,, n .1ir ions.
on lhis sutJeC' III t''c UNIV i"S -. =,
Resored That he Nln " a'u " ~ ~, w az WI Ga4rn
regularly organized and CcoshllGd nY uc " n5 -
Committee OF tic CITY Of NV 81 n ~ e ~ NitS
against ana urge tle "cI.h'et'ilpS Ns, .,, IL} ~
Ward to disregard me IL ali &Vntcb House on
pretended 20 nave H.e n' 90 19s6 6O ;c me fIloinT
Monday evening, Vc'9 ' -, 49,, a. 49," ~
i'M ~ w" .;jS,t jjg-,n1n CbnrIes Crane
fo' -1ssseh. @' % ma c'aI Oyrr n Vardeu
E% Consto5ieyBenjamn D. Wsncr William Ruggles
40 ~, ~, icroI, ,,Il h any auhuritv OF this Com
,Se he Ge1ersl Cumnilipe as in no respect express
@ , ,,f tE I7i,ys nf mo Ward rs coming from
~ "a, " r. -. a,, /, III, rayrat ,v,. cannot
Il" We" "ioIu' IOu}iI " "a ~ - o.,i,,..
characItI.nG a. oire' ,'t S Nv n1rtny NJ
Hld poeeeoihss Il sus'ued ~ a- ii VIZ tt h
tsN Fai.s; ono 'S .S,,i,,, and Gjarfer 9
's - IN ~ 'r1,e-s orct;on held in nrrsl1ance to
, @ a,ion If IN. f;.leraI Conmiep Under The li.
cii thr"n nsnrciors amounted bv lie Ward Com.
VA, n S. n isgolv eecied nl. minority OF sol yes:
~ Far isgSMbiu@HENRY j RAYMOND
or 4s.teat aerne ~ c MS5EAH GEO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

A S Cook, Washer and Ironer, in pri-
u waite fprnily. by a respectable English woman Has
good reference Inc addressed to + al t office, viii
be attended to. III IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

a SWMrER, by respectable young man,
fGu private family, travel with family 10 Europe
Can speak Spanish, Portuguese and French Apply at iu'
Twcst his last place, for two days Cmoe heard OF Ior
week nj ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

~, Nntice 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE,
StNvURk- CoILECToR's OFFICE. Octoher p. 85O-
The OH OF act Of Colgless appToTeG Ism sep sr
Iigbt Houses Light Boats, Buoys.' &c provides
THAT hereafter all bnoys 9ng NE coaS' a or ns I
@ bo assne IN The coast or sound, entering the bay,
Sarb"r or chatne rcd buoys with numbers shall be
passed on the starbord had 6uoys WIN plereH mum
on ihtr hand Buoys in channel ways 10 be coioed win
alternate ,chite and biaek perpendicular stripes"
hereby give police that the provisions OF the foregoing
Law will be carried into essct. ld t! chung''s ndeae
therein the arrangement Of The ouoys IN Ne Waeie
OF this District, on or about the Isl OF ,lay, 1901.
o95 2a,sSn H. MAXWELL, Collector,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

a S Cook, by respectable woman. She
T. s frst-rae Cook. and is willing 10 assist with the
washing and ironing Has the best Of city reference Caa
be seenfor TWO days. Gail AT le9 RiUngioa-St nj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

REEDICAB NEWSPAPER.-Thc
I'VE N. Y. MEDICAL GAZETTE for this week. CON
Bedford, Draper Green aud Cox Poat Norton OF Rev.
j n Malt Cliuquc by Prof PaS0r, aad Dr oauoo1nfs
Surgery the Enis 1nis Hospital Wards island; uso,
Notices OF the Scalpci. Homeopathic journal, and yarious
Ediei by Dr. REESE, and sold by Slringer & Towns
end - d. Funslaw 80 and r J Crowen, 800, Broad-
way; OF by s ). W. Wood, 2Gl Pearst Single copes,
Ceuts. nj ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

AS Cook, Washer md lroncr or as
"a CIjan,bernaid. bv a respectable young wonun. Ap
ply at 772 Broadway corner OF Nlnst al her present e
p!DyeTiE. III II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01
POLITICAL NOTICES.


~ Tenth Ward Democratic Wing Ratifica-
requested the EASTERN IfBLEl, "a Grand
st between Forsyth and Edridge, on SATU RDAY EVEN
ING New 2 o'clock for the purpose OF RESPONDING to
State Cong resgitnaI County and Ward nominations.
David Graham James s ThaveT and Welcome Bee
be, Esqs. are expected TO address he meeting.
ps 0''e' O 'e JAS. f PISkNEY, Chairman
Ellis Eli, 6. CONES !, 80, Secretaries. n,a.
~ sixteenth Wurd.-REGULAR WIG NOM
NATIONS
Fo1 Member Of 44sssra5iy- GEORGE CLARK
For 4ssistant .ilGermaa--H ENRY b. BOLSTER.
For Auasors-JOHN THOMPSON and JOHN Nc
For Con Gons.qblcs- CORNELIUS R CHICHESTER and
WILLIAM CHAPMAN
FOR INSPECTORS OF ELEcTIoS.
First District Rdp ard Berrlan, Ohm Fenton
Second Dstyict. !. WUrlhington Hougknscn John II.
% Tsird District. Edmund E Dean, Alex AIcGqire
Fourth District. james CouennoTen EIs9 Ferguson
Fifth District -. fenlaU1n Petit Franklin Greg
SCHOOL oFFtcERs
f., f.,pector@BIZABEL r SMITH,
For Tra8tee-THOMAS CHRlsrf;
By order of The Ward COMMITTEE
II. HILL WHEELER, Chairman
". HoucEIssos Secretary. nj At.
10 Seventeenth Ward Ratification Meeting.
The Wing Electors of this Wanl requested To attend
rneetiraa nj the HENRY CLAY HOUSE corner ofayenue
and Firstst. on FRIDAY EVENING. LIST inst at u
O'Clock for the purpose ohearug report OF the Conyen
tons elected nominate Charter and School officers mem
'e' " CHARLES G. DEAN, Chairman Ward Com.
". F. Il. CHAPMAN, Secretary. oil ~
q Eighteenth Observation-Disclosures Meeting.
The Wing Electors Of the Eighteenth " ard are invited 10
assemble al their Headquarters BULLS HEAD HOTEL,
corner of Thirdavenaeand Tweutyfourthst on FRIDAY
EVENING Nov l. 1885, ut O'clock for the purpose OF re-
ceyin The report of Delegates 10 the several Conventions
and respond the nominations made by them OF Charter
and School officers and also member OF Assembly io Ae
AddresstF may be pected from HON. AMEs BROOKS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

a S CnAMBERMAID and Sewer, or to mind
IA children by respectable Protestant girl, with good
references Appy al 81 G0Id-st nj "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

20 Ninth Ward Regular WING Nominations.
For .iuembiy-HENRY J. RAYMOND.
For iystrtani -iEdeyn1n-C II ARIES CRANE.
For Assessoys-KOBERT PETERSON and OLIVER
WAKDELL.
F'ey ScIoot Co,a1aissioar- BF EJAStIN f CURTIS.
Ear I1Gstre-GEORCiE p NELSON
For IaGpector--C HARLES c. BUXTON. nj ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

~ George w. Burr, if alive, has, in Springfield,
Illinois, dsue htcr Lucy who wishes know lis location.
Any person having knowledge of SAID Burr viii plelse
communicate the me Papers copying this VIII
confer favor on who viii remember ths favor with
gratitude. Inl IT LUC1 BURR,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

IL DIR. Lutener's Ear InaTmary, q warren
sestmen, of ear diseases deafness, discharges from the
and all unpleasant noises in e head cured "a b S'ug.
or otherwise Unpaid letters refused. sl9 2mD&Nz 4lW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

q S Cook, Washer and Ironer, or Gene
L a rul Homework in private family, by respectable
yolng woman with good city reference Call ut ~ mir
ltelthst. between Fifth and Slxtll-ayenHes nj IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

A S General Housemaid, in a small tamI-
IN " by a Young Woman rs good Washer and lroner,
or would DO the Chambergork and Waning, or Us Nurse
ard Seamsress has no objection 10 60 short distance IN
Present situation 70 Beekmst Can be three days
oSl ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

10 A Special and Monthly Meeting OF the Be
neyolent paine Farm Associalona VII be ned TINS
(FRIDAY) evening" at O'Clock, at The Beacon Office 8
Frunkin-square Purctual attendance is desirable
nj liz G.NALE, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

A S GENERAL HOUSEWARES, by two young
IA Women; either one is competent to Cook, Wash and
Iron for a private family both give good reference
Apply at us Woosersl the Can be seen for two
daVs ulItF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

A S Cook. Washer and Ironer, Protest
IN ant woman Such only a. can come well recommend
ed may apply amer NJ al 80 LeNngtonayenue, between
Twenty-tittl aud Twenty-sNthsts. al III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

rT5 French Lectures. Rev Mr.. AsrIE will deliver
this EVENlNG his third Lecture, at a O'Clock, a The
HOPE Chapel Subject Comedies HOraces and Poly
enete Tickets 10 be had G p Pumams l55 Broadway;
Roe Lockwood Sons II Broaiway; r. Dupuy's, phar
mGccn G09 Broadway Price for one Lecture 81 cents;
for the whole course, 81. al IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

BLOOMS TO LET, with BOARD, suit
Z q able for GENTLEMEN ard their WIVES, or SIN.
GLE GENTLEMEN 1t 10 Hudson-si opposiIh ST. 9hns
PARK Reference exchanged. % Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

~ Religious Notice.LThe Society OF the New
Jerusalem voauve heretofore held tncir meetings the
Lecture Room Of the Society fnbrry, corner of Broadway
and Leonard will hereafter conduct their worship IN the
Stone Church, in Egtth-st recently occupied by the con
srcgalion of Rev Dr. Hawks Prof BUsH viii conduct The
srvices every Sabbath morning. at the usual hour ~
O'clock Rev. SoIYMAN BROWN tic evening services al u
o'clock The public respectfully invited 10 attend. nj 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

ETS.-l50 cases Mackinaw, Ne
gTo Family and Berth Bianhefs for sale by
o5 NESAITH * CO 50 and 20 Plne-sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

Ia man Understands all kinds ofyegetables, The care
and management of horses and cows, is willing 10 make
himself generally useful and work Tor moderate w4sss
gardener, 40 renihst between avenues and D. IN the
be III IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

RFASSIC BATTS.-300 bales best quail
NAV. for sale by EEsNnTH co. 50 and j. Pine-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

q S Cook, WASHER and IRoNER, or as
VI General Ilousemaid by very competent woman is
good Cook md rsraie Washer and lroner and has the
hest ocy recommendation where she has been for two
years in place Gail at Is Bowery. No objection 10
90 in the county, al IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01
MANr PLACES.

a S Cook and Chambermaid, &c. by two
"a respectable Young women Oneas Chambermaid aud
to assist in washing VINO has best Of reference from her
last employer; The other Cook in respectable private
family She fully competent, and produce best OF re-
ference. Apply al @dj Washnglon-st Cam seen two
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