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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-21
SPORTING.

CFNTREyILLE COURSE. L. i.-rROrrTN0 FRIDAY
~ Jnre a. at ocleck match 500 aide mile heats befi
hfse ~ I've 60 $50 H. WAGONS. W whel,n names en-, g
John; ~ Conkln names ~. q. Certreviiie. Iu sted
kendss line Of onibuses leave fston Ferry, Brookyn
at hslf-psst two o'clock ~ aud return The
sports are JOEL CONKLTN, Proprietor.
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Hair Dye.-Bstchelor's Genuine Liquid
Hair Dive only he procured ct the manu-
street The pubic should guard sgsnst limitations See
my v.risps diplomas Persons whose hair has assumed
bad eooTtrom the Of the Imitation dyes
eerreatsd ~ callInx as ahave. Cory she address.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES roR sALE-A PAIR on
young and we'll roien horse and coupe with hsr-
ses comlete you'd he sold separsty together Apply
81 The stable o. the alley in West Fsntn street
ssd 4 and o'efock r. NJ
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70 the hair or shn can be washed ed.tsy
disturbing the ccior aud has bad odor II IL applied
sels PhALOss 1877 Broadway; and By fawcett south
Of Chsstnut and With streets Philadelphia
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A sTOR PLACE OPERA HOUsE.-TnE CELEBRATED

(NHktSTY'S MIN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HALL, No. az
~ Broadway, between Grand and Brooms stroets-Mon-
day, June IL, and night until further NOTES.-The
the mrs. established and oldest oganissd band IN Il ysrd
comprising twelve perforers under d. dreo
ton Of X r. Chrsty They will have the giving
their original and inimitabe entertainments every night
until further notice Admission 25 Doors open 81
Concert will o'clock. An afternoon 0onsers
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4 DLihflC.-fiEkI Els MINsTkELs-rHE ORIGINAL
" fonpey late II Christ Mnsrels, 4f broadway be-
tween How ARD and Grand evening durnR
the weekDoors open at Concert oclack The
ties introduced by H. Pierce syie Of Ethiopian per-
formances and which have been night with
the most decided marks appreciation bycrowded audiences
has stamped them bong the me plus ultra
ertainments Afternoon performances on Weano and
Saturdays roors open ?, O'clock. Admis-
Sion % cents Nrcisstra hexes fnc rrivste b.ses So
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CARD.-BURTON's THEATRE-sR BASS REsPRCr.
fully announces tina he bsnsdt will take place this
Theatre on Monday June ~ 1850 shen ~il be
ssh,sa shat spsares comedy % che MERRY WIVES or
wlNDSOR-Sir John Falstaf Mr. Bass st, Mr. Burton.
TIE Merry Wives. by Miss Chapman and Mrs. Russell a
variety Of Dancing. Sc To conclude with the popular
farce OF SlAshER AND CRASHER-Slasher, Mr.. Burton,
Crather, Mr. Ba. -
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~ form he regular resiler - has and the public that
he Il manufacturing style a hats sherry
street, ietser HsnFon and streets. from tho
white beaver down % the smallest nfants every
variety % shape and cslnr ladies riding parse,
Larry the rev style q iron hats witch I. ia
quahty snd shtness ~ maker In the rnion.
all made ~ hand BY the hest worknen the city ~
nscbpery that enuhes the few the q
lar meet snic lie would respectfully nvte the rerstnr
trsse sns the public 60 give him call sad examine hate
snd prices. The putc has long been deceived ur
Teasing 70 10 hssrs when ip fact they nothns sus
TIE tusrsss tome u them takers ard tsor- aavesinr
hne bats Ter thrve dollars vhen the stock vi0
cot two-thrds ~ the money they initiation "a
bat without the ouslity the pu bile have her
eyes orered looh IN. snd shall have all the
New Nort. June 18th. 1870 ~ ufNARp.
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WILL OPEN IN FEW DAYS. AT THE MrNERy!

~ RAPHIO LOGY.-" ALL OUR KNOWLEDGE
Is Ourselves TO hnow"-Prtfsssor Blenaiasop. from
London having met with sush cal In deli
heating he characters Of parties from their handwriting
has lately arrived in this city lie Is anxious to demonstrate
TO the citizens Of New York the this
row prepared to give perfect and unique description Tin
writing) Of the feelings habits tastes Affections OF
individuals All persons wishog to "know themselves
must add note post paid to the Professor in their
own Handwriting stating and enclosing
a a Rox Pos
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NlBLOS-fElDAY EVENING, JUNE n, TuE IN
tertanments will commence with a. Overture, By The
orchestra After which sherisn's comedy Of run
MNALs; or trip to B.,h-sir' Anthony Absolute nr-
chrIendale Cap Absolute Mr. WAcot; Acres, Mr. Nick
inhop David, Mr. John Seton Falkland, Mr.. Lynne Sig
Lueius OIrigger, Mr. Broukhsm; MslAprop, Mrs vsr
Luey MRS John sefton Between the I'd and lth sots -
Noon viii he thrown open Promenade Musicale Adj
mission so cents.
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~ &c OF Mr.; rnrdy Anniversary Of the birth day Of
eoyernor Daniel u. Tompkins Friday evening June a.
ne enter ainmens will commence with the drama THE
Oh MAKO, or the fallen savedEdward Middleton, Mr..
IL waskins Mary v ilsoI; Mrs II: r. Grattan. After
which sheen American Brass Band Will appear
uniform. aud perform favorite airs After
which the farce Of TIE ARTFuL DoDGER-Artfui Dodgsr
Mr. H. Varrey; Mary Mrs Z. II. vArrey. To conclude
with the farce Of THE HAPPY hAN-Paddy Murphy, Mr.
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SPECIAL, NOTICES.

70 Rel;~ions Eomily Newspaper in;
tefesng and popular, NEW-YokK r @E aansr i.
CHRONICLE,D edited by Rev. o b. JUDI me apri
among other good objects tie translation a1d crcnon III
Tie faithful versions of me SacrGa b Cnns a.
tut}on Of the American Bible Union FERNS q per afiiu
IN ADVANCE Served to City subscribers at 81 %;
" - HOLMAN 4 co. Publishers, w fulton'sL
ooo
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WTANTED-A Young Man of good hab-
w its " no writes fair hand, has acquaintance
with business and is disposed make himself generally
useful in maruactoryi the upper part OF the city, ~
small! compensation for the first year. may apply stIhg
age reference and last employment through Box 40 o.
ol9 ST.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

vH,HE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY of
IL FINE ARTS-NEW PAINTINGS recently arrived
from Europe, among which is "Gennsna," by kochleT,
work OF of the highest class The exhibition of PANT
ngs by artists of the above school bss received many edi
the Of
the Church OF Divine Unity in Broadway between spring
and PTincests, from 10 O'Clock a NJ I'LL 10 o'clock PM
Admission Is CENTS Season Tickets 50; Catalogues IA
CENTS iel9u
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BATeEevs TO HssRY cbAy.-The barbecuegiv-
IN a. a. Lexington, Ky on ThaFsdayla to Hon Hen
y 10y VS., notwithstanding heavy rain, which
lasted all day; very largely attended Among the
many coasts drank on the occasion was the follow.
au hour. 'p'0N" -
'lieEry ClatKcnmeky, with one hesr, and oro yos.e
places Henry Clay whert during the la,e session ~ 60
c7ees he placed himse-hsb aoTe the platform al rs,,
and On this lofty emireRce he proudly presents him to &
admiration OF TIC present and coming ages This preelcss
honor the gill not OF party. ort OF his counrfor his
rir,stirrrg eoquercc lofty patriotism and courage in The
defense Of our beloved Uncnhe as, hope Of the freedom
OF rask,ud-nobly has he won tho honor-long may he
Letters from Messrs CaSs, Foote, Underwood.
LYNN BOYD, and others, were received, Astounding
in express ions of honor to Mr.. Clay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

As general HousEMAID, CHAMBERMAlD,
IA &c bv two protestant Young women. one for general
housework washing and ironing; and the other us cnl-
henad Best of CITY reference given Address VI Ninth
ST. between Avenues and c. To be seen for two dayslt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

XNTANTED-A good honest Boy, Just
out of school is wanted in Wholesale Dry Goods
Store, learn the business One who lives down town
board with his parents may address box 70 Post
Office o23 If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

tF5~ New.Y0rk Medical College. Tlirleenth,st
eas Of Broadw ay.-The INTRODUCTORY LECTURtS
this tnetulon will commence on MONDAY, oct % at
n NJ and be continued the ensuing evenings OF tue Week
The first Of the Course viii be delivered by Dr. Green,
Professor of Theory and Practice OF Medicine.
The Profession, Medical Students and the public gem
orally, are respectfully invited TO be present
Il. OGDEN D0REMUS,
oc6 on Deaof the Faculty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

~ Notice,-TO THE JOURNEYMEN TAlLORS
OF NEW.Y OKLA meeting of the Trade Society VII
be held NJ the Sixth Ward Hotel Cener-s ON WEpN .i
DAY EVENING next 0coberS0, at O'Clock All VINO
a Interested IN their welfare aud that OF the Society,
are requested attend business OF the greatest lmpor-
If particularly requested that all shop meetings
appoint not less than delegates TO represent them III the
general meeting, in order that the Society may become
Nv acquainted with the true of their organization
JOHN McCAULEY, President
Josrpu Nj ALTERS Secretary OPS ST.
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NNHREE-FOUR BLEACHED SHIRT
IL lN1s-l5o cases dne and low priced at ) to cents
n, soiebv ImylIl b LIE BARON, s. Pine-st
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y c. QUICK a. cos. MAMMOTH

~ MENAGERlE.-Txo great collections of ANIL
Titus Co. The above collection will exhibit IN this city
at AsTOR PLACE, corner OF Egh,S-s, and seurth;ay
commencing on MONDAY, October 2Sth 1885, for few
dsys only Doors open from 4, and TO O'Clock, ?.
NJ Admission % cents-chdren under ten years, half
price For further particulars see future advertisements and
bills Oh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

W E.adies of New-Yort and Vicin,ty17pTIS you
wish to keep your furniture ne% in r FRNITuRE
GL0SS " is very popular in Philadelphia; oeing lauun
lied by The m ss of thoi city ra wi S GSn tb bem
nch glossy appearance much better than Varsing ANY
lady apply in one moen6 not son can e m used
Immediately Cabinet makers should also Try IT, frce -
GENTS per bottle retail Sold by F. COMES s9e HsS 'o Of
y TRlafS Brooklyn. SubAgens will be apP2n!eSa, ny
4. C. Ia a few dNys o. 4WlsNS&M'
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DTUE and CANARY PRlNTS.-A
new and superior article, fast cooTs tor sale 6y
oy ~ 80. C. B. LIE BARON, 50 Ptne-sI-
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DLANKETS.-l50 cases Macknaw,N Ne
EBgro Family and Berth Blankets Tor saie 9y pia,
o5 NESMll II q w. ~ oIi4 = -
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NTTANTED.-l0O AGENTS to sell an
v improved edition of Wells's Lawyer and L. Form
Book This is the most valuable Form Book ever pub
lished 500 pages in strong binding Price reinced ron
81 6jca Our agents making from 81 600 TO S5oV
per annrm To28 6r+I WELLS K CO SO Nassal-st
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XAANTED.-A Situation by Clean,
smart, and tidy girl as housenad is first rate ate
cook baker washer and roner and willing to please the
lady will make herself generally useful Wages not SO
much an object goodhom Apply at rs Bowery ire
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

NBASSIC BATTS.-300 bales best quail
Inv for sale by NEShliTH Il co. 80 and 81 Plnesl
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NTANNEL bales scarlet, for sale
4 by Go5l NESAnTH CO 50 and q Pine-8t
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~ Mercantile Librnry Association Lectures.

Up Mercantile Library Association Lectures.
The Annual course Of Lectures before this Institution
will commence at Clinton Hall Tuesday evening at u
o'clock, and viii consist of ten Lectures
Nov 81 Lecture. BY f. P. WHlPpLE, Esq. Boston
Subject. Character"
Nov 12-l Lecture. By Very Rev. JAMES RYDER, DID,
Georgetown, D. c.
Nov 49, Lecture GEO H. MILES, Esq. Baltimore
"The Crisis and The Struggle"
Nov Isl Lecture J. S. DWIGHT Esq. Boston The
Opera especially Mozarts Don Giovanni"
Dec. 81 lecture Rev. john LORD Medford, Mass
"Custayus Adolhus
Dec. le-l Lecture Rev. JOHN LORD Medford, Mass. -
Dec. III Lecture. GEORGE VANDEFHoFF. "Skelch Of
the Life of R. B Sheridan with readings from his Come
dies" Readings from the principal scenes in the Rivals
Dec al Lecture. GEORGE VAEDENHofF The same
continued Readings of the principal scenes in "The
School for Scandal"
Dec Sill Lecture. GEORGE VANDESHoFF. The same
continued Readings from the principal scenes in Critic;
or Tragedy Rehearsed." His Decline, Death-Bnet re-
sume of of Sheridaus merits comic dramatis.
Jan. II Lecture, Rev E. H. CHAPLIN. New-York Sub
iect "The Man of the World"
Tickets of admission to the Course, lady and gentleman
So single ticket 10 the Course 60 single admission 50
cents To be at the desk of the Library and she prin
epa bookstores GEO. PECKHANi, Cor. Secretary
oZ3 eodH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

e Mechanics, Institute, I05 Bowery.-Class-
es for lS50-l85I.-The classes in FRENCH SPANISH
and in PERSPECTIVE DRAWING, will comrneuce
operations the first week November Terms So in each
for "a lessons Debating Glass upon the and Sd
Saturday evenings Of each month class in CHEMIS.
TRY is being organized. class in Mechanical Drawing
will follow that in Perspective,
Persons wishing unite in any Of the above classes viii
please leave their address with Thos C. Dodd Actary at
the Institute Rooms with NJ. C. Tracy I2 Chambers-si
o2f lwt SANlL. KOHLER. Chairlnan of Com.
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HYMNASTIC and PHYSICAL Ell

VI ERcIsE The new and >. eT;s s 'Bso sGS5Rs
ia ~ = and IL CANAlST open i9r ne fy.
5s,9q s 2 ssfS s bas ia
qasLje AT for IN, cp Bnoas Gymnasium OF pssT o T
Egs S554s ss 2 B5:' s Is
s TUG eciaIi, for Youths forrae9d 9TTGNON has
oH!'fs s5ssss 81: s e "a s 81
yg 9saE nf Fat q apply address
above .,,ht at Rooms IN CanaI-aL o'' ."
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10 California Rcgiment.-The men who served TyNi
In The Regiment under Col ms r le @
greatly to their pecuniary advantage, upon apptlchu III W
o2O atA THOS COTTERELI., 2l0 South-st up STAIRS.
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WANTED.

A SITUATION by a clean, smart and
~ wei recommended GIRL to do Chamber work and
waiting. or take Of children and nursing i an 5A
and I5tuer and would fake ofchidrn and sew hnows
how to cut aud 1T dresses. aud Is very fond o. chIdrga
VII; make herself generally useful Can al JES5. IN,
p<o II
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VDARNITM,S AMERICAN MUSEUM.


OONl . - ~. 49,, .oe
groadyav II is most splendid work OF art exhibiting
most beautifully and faithfully tie cities country noun,
tans and luxurious tropical vegetation Also by pictures
bans are illustrated magnificent sugar coffee and
tobacco estates mahogany CEDAR ebony trees and royal
move at Il precisely Abundance IS cents; children nal
price. o%oor
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~ Notice to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q Ho j6JS
NEN-I ORK-CoLLE cToR'S OvEICE October a, l8oo-
The Sandy Hook Light Boat will 6s withdrawn from her
station for short time for necessary repairs Notice VIII
OPS Ct H. MAXWELL, Collector,
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WANT PLACES.

a S Cook and SEAMsTREss, &c, by two
LArespecobe Young GIRLS, one to Cook, Wash and
Ironin respectable private family The ether wishes 10 20
us Cildrens Nurse and Seamsress or Ch0mberInud ad
Seastress Both can produce the best of city references
from their places that they have just left Can be seen
for two days Call at 597 Greenwlcist first moor front
O<o ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

AS CHAMBERMAID or WAITER, by
IA Scotch Protestant Woman. Applynorh side oftwen'
ty-eecond ST. first door east of Seventh-av. o26HF
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a s Cook, Washer and Ironer or General
IA Houseuad in small private family, by respectable
Young woman who lived wears with her last employer
Can be seen for two days ut 36b bowery o<o IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

~ n,uutocnfh Wnrd.-The Wing electors Of u me
Nineteenth Ward requested TO meet al the house OF PEI
nard Thnness Fiflvninth.st between Second and Ihrd
avs on MONDAY evening, Oct. %, at y O'Clock to re-
spond TO the nominations OF the Charter "a
dietary Assembly and School GonyenIoRs bS 0r9S VI o
Ward Committee HIRAM a. MAY NAhD, CnInh.
6. w JAQuEs, Secy. oZo z's
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEADEMOISELLE JENNY LIND
lFH viii give her THIRD GRAND CONCERT, since her
'e'4i NV On TUESDAY EVENING, Oct y.
PROGRAMME
rturc-Mldsummer Nights Dream, Mepdelsshon
Signors Perelli and Belletu.
Recitahve-" Crudel, ah no MIC bene"
MILE JENNY LIND.
Quartet for four Performers on two Pianos on
mess T Fmm 0 brs Msyf Bsnsct and aSaa
Trio (nuacooru panied y. Fatal MoentoRoterto Dis
YO'O' MILE. JENNY LIND
Siguors Pereiii and Beletti
Prayer" Und OBJ die Woke"-Der Freys' ,,....
'Hu'A'' 49, hrILE. JENNY LIND.
Overture N Ve
Signor Perelli
Aria" Perche non no del yentoa-iucia d r.;..o...
L'iHineFfi0o'' MILL JENNY LIND
Aria" II milo piano preparato GAIA ~.
i'au'a' . Signor Belleli
The Song the Gypsy. The Camp of Sile- ,....,o.-
3D. Daecarian melody Invitation 70 the Dance"
MILE JENNY LIND. .,,..
Full Orchestra sixty Musicians comprising the rst
taentin the country, has been engaged.
The Prices ofTickets in the body of the house and IN inc
sirce Will be s. each The rs OF the rs circle
So and the remainder in that circle - Every ticket sold
VIII uuliutT
Places may be secured al Trpler Hall, the American M-
scum, VIM. Hall Sons Music Store, IN Broadway Jot'
lies Music Store in Broadway, aud the pnucpa MUSIC
Stores and Hotels
Doors open at o'clock. Concert to commence at
O'Clock.
No Checks will be issued.
PRISONS Grand Double Pano-Fore will De used at this
Concert
Books containing the Programme and Words the Songs
in Italian German Swedish, and their TRANSACTIONS INTO Eng
lish can be Obtained in the lobby of the Hall -
,Yle Grand ORATORIO of Haniers MESSIAH will be
produced on Friday next Nov ls Tickets are now ready
and may secured Prices the same us the Con-
certs.
Mademoiselle JENNY LIND will continue her Concerts
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY until further
nnt;ce u&S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

As SERVANTS, some very GesPsct 1vi's
Coloed aud Potestan.s-a Employers and Servants Pro
tective Agency. l4S Grand-st o@e IL
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nRY GOODS.-Most complete assort-
A ment| of LADIES', Gents and Chidren's DRESS
GOODS to be found in The city. G. NJ BODINE
o56 I1t SO Grand-st. cor. OF Orchard.
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.s@aa,7:D cARPETINGS for the

TMPoR TsrBE Sn IogE ;s5. sS5.. G s0S
MFA sag her supplies for RassT fs IMPERA
T4TsSEkSs sSS6 SAsr sG di}ss
ssTs s9 oS c4s w p esssas
them dyanagges n 10 Ell al he lowest possible prices
sad s5%G,sTf aR Psa e %. rs per ys5Sd
Enish Brussels &c Ssyrs}. from 7s 10 JOS per yard
Epts TaF sfee9ly Carpets from 81 per yard
E,Iisb end American superhne Ingram Carpets ifoia
% 20 end American fine Ingram Carpets from ID to s.
per yard. l.o,. o,o,, pa Il, "a ner yard
40 large stock OF English and American FLOUR
oil. CL0THs from feet to a feet vide.
DRUGGETINGS, 81, "a, IA ard lb4 woe, WIN
che assortment Of ali other goods connected WIN ae
,+ada eoially low SMITH L0UNSBERRY,
i4s PearlsL 6!h Cerpct Store rom Chathan-sI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

AS WASHER and 1RoNER, or to DO
EA,he work of a small private family by respectable
Protestant Girl. Uas good city reference Can be seen
to t, y ' " - 028 lttc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

AS CLERK, in a Produce Commission
IA House bv Young man. 9years of age who he's Scrn
in the above business heast year reference from last
ploycrs Address J. w. al this Office. o262t'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

AS Cook, Washer and Ironer IN small
~ faniIv hy II very respectable girl with best of refe
renee Cali at So Munoes I'd floor, front room; can be
seen for thre9 days. o]o ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

4 S Frst-rate LAuNpREss or to 100 Co OK
IA and assist in Washing and Ironing IN rcspeclaoIe
private family by young woman with the oes' o' c Ic'
ercuce Amply at t Charlton-st o-o IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

AS CuAMBERMAIp and WAITER, or
~ Nurse md Scams,ress, highly respectable young
Protestant woman Has good city reference and can DC
seen until suited at los West l7tIst o-o u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

"a DIR. Lutener's Ear Infirmary, p Warren
treatment OF diseases, deafness discharges from the
and al noises in the head cured in short
t,e without sk orpaAn Consultation fee 81 bv letter
or otherwise Unpaid letters refused sIs 3mD5tWs
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DOOK BINDERS LEATHER.-'I,he

subscriber has on hand and ceq as F{eec Taf
English coorsd skyeGs c9o1 1s Cq Sailed and Calf
ssy BooS coh Marble sqd s,sy
aaled for Binder Awsy. q faaa sheep and
maT Gq prices sa'b by (o2 m.JAMEs ooos g.
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VA Wigs and Tonpees.-BATCpFrO R,s celo.
braeS WIG FACTORY is III WRllst where n, ali ,i
be found the largest assortment in the civ sran
aud citizens should call and Judge for themselves
chasing elsewhere. BATCHEL ORS ne,yiTnva1 .r
WIGS ob,aiued silver medal the Fair Of the Amori
Institute Copy The ADDRESS myl5 MW&F0
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WANTED-By sober, steady pdl,.- Man Ia a.
take care Horses Address AZ A. c. for three days ut
the office of this paper. 90 81
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rE1O MANUFACTURERS, &c.-Two or
Il persons Of Capitu Credit extensive acquantanc ana
active business haits wish employment for thetse!Tis;;
prefer purchasing ei.her whole in part, pohaDc
Manufacturing Business, located in this city, and MOI e7s
where. Address c. W Box 1851, Lower PosI,OIncc'
Ne4-I o<o0t
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DROWN COTTONS.-1,500 bales {,
b44 81 Gil and 1874 comprising all the various qladi'
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BOARDING.

DOARD.-A Gentlemen and his Wife
Ii } wish 10 obtain board up town in genteel private
family Boarding houses, strictly called, need not ans,
wer. Address Box $50, P. o o-o ~
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NA7ANTED.-A Female to attend a Lace
w and Embroidery Store None but those having
perience in the business need apply. I SHEPHERD 81
Broadway OBJ 2teodH
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a s Coop PLAIN Cook, Washer and IRON
"a or or 10 do General Housework in private iaml-
" by respectable Young Woman best OF city reference 1
third floor ront room for three days fnoengaged o8 ltc