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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-25
THE LOGIC AND UTILITY
AFRHE hARHEMAYICs Charles Davies, LII.


The Logo ofthe Mathematics presents analysis the
Of pursued Military Acadeu West Point and const
i1e also an Elegant Te5t OF tie consecutive course OF elementary
:feate published b5 Professor Dawes.
The "ork divided three parts Logc on Mathemat cal
ece1ce II language Laws and e.sonns and the li
IS Of the Mathematics Of discipline, Of acquiring kn9~E
=ase and patts application Eah OF these DIVISIONS fully
ai clearly treated tie author A peculiar tye Of iu-!rao
AftAMs,c with is applications Analysis wl - aseorac sym
5o and egHaoi Calculus constants ana - ar!aDes and
Geometry WI i lines. surfaces and solids.
HE scientific treaties Professor Dawes pretty generally
a5opej and ir1 strongly towartorng regular eoc course
OF athfua'calsiades England general
Hutton safany Bridges Of mathematics.
valuable es- prevail bat partially te5 used exclusively
uny attic hti ldia College. Wool
seems restricted :. The Uprrrs ii Cambridge vDslce eruaei
aHd LIE lonaol University Use matter OF ts7 books, appears To
eniot the largest At.iude
IN France Hsa essrts Bourbon LacoS have each Their ad
vocaes And Hesd tia; Tafaas Republic ~ kao" Of but
constant Quantity M orno wok permanent and unchanged
awofs IA Ferspcuty oaeqasi-d mHes uetnot.e cez
1rltet Greek Grammar % Burno1f
The French ateuatcians q their pupils sor
ous seoI etca demonstrations, without the Ad OF diagrams To
teect Fats MAJ possible compounds Of
ant rnc who aca ainbtDsa. and bb= equyoca
'a s=Lt c-tals w9ai appear Indispensable AID, therefore,
90 e tie TAD Of Professor Dawes blending harm0ao1sy
the pure abslracls Of liz Ffsrch School With tie solid utility Of
the English.
lie 6ook before WHICH nay regarded the ofpure
nnheEahea 4cstr E1 up IT il superior hns
bas- afs seen the paper ami PRINT Aui torpid indeed
e1s b. Tie EHs7 that student sho does - perusa
70 renewed a5c[y liz great Of scientific Pufsuts
- 9tisD<N Extract from lie National IntelLg-ncsr
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CEMETERY
OF THE
-NI~ "raT

ENEhGbEENS
TBSHE %RUSTEES of his New Cemetery, give no.
tics that they have prepared for lnterment part OF
their extensive grounds situated al the head OF Bushwck
Avenue few rods north Of the Toll Gate, the Jamaica
Turnpike, directly from Brooklyn aud shout three
miles from Peck Sip Ferry, q! WilliamaburRh.
The Association has been organized under the General
Act OF 1877" 70 ucorpora" Rural Cemeteries" map
Of The grounds now offered for sale has been placed
file In the Clerks ofhca
The lodge and gateway, tasteful and massive stone
structures lie abort distance The left OF Division Ave.
nue. When The visitor has entered The hi Oh rustic
enclosure TO The grounds the variety of woodland and lawn
The winding avenues, she chapel structure In the Nor
man STYLE with tower OF so feet the lake and the ocean
conslilue OF the suikng features Of the place
Application for lots or information NAV be made TO the
Genera Agent al The Office In The freeman buildings op.
ros,ts The City Hail. Brooklyn; or 10 Il Peyson nj hiS
Office Peek Slip Ferry Wiismsbursh.
FRUBYEES.
Hon Luther Brsdish. Hon Samuel Z. Johnson
Hon Edward CoplRnd A P. Cummings,
WIN B. Croaby EsQ, Roosevelt Graves,
OFFICERS.
Hon ru,her Bradsh President Roswe Graves Engineer.
HON ia Coplapd Vice Fres't J. Downing, Rural Archt
win 3 Crosby Vice Prest VINO Prime, Counsel.
N well Woolpey Treasured George Hail. Geni Agent.
~ CaAPLAINe
p.x o.,anar snrIno o. o. Rev Samuel 81. Cox. D. D.
Rev n. Rapgs, D. D keV spencer o. Oo1e, y ~
Al'' wv and o,hsrs $40 2wSiawiA'
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MONDAY IN THE HOUSE.

Floggirs In the Navy Condemned by an Over
wheininE majorfty-PasaaRe of the Naval
Bill, &c.
Correspondence OF The Tribune
WASHINGTON, Monday, Sept 10
The House did not get the Naval Billous of Com
mittee today, until it was too late make up let
ter for the ) o'clock mail. The House did not ad.
iourn till 8, although frequent efforts Is adjourn
earlier were made.
You will have learned the pleasing fact that the
House las done itself the credit Of ordering the
abolition Of the degrading "cat" by the over
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RilOK TRADE.
WILDE PUBLISHED ON THURSDAY, sEPr. 49,
PART XII or

-
On nsle. fllust sting the interesting sci
T. erce OF naona costumes habits e.tivala Of 81 ase o
ard counnea and so PAGES ex:; Vol H. pages
cou,iuqiup Zoology With Vol III pages -S2 commenc-
Geography The for scence repairing more csse
u and detailed resimsD finished yet win page go
3hr pages Of Geography eiog The Scence 10 or,
r) are given merely the purpose Of f1nihng me 81
pages oIext belonging 10 each part OF the EncyciopSa
Psrs esch contanp and 60 pages Of preis
ued in portfolio In which subscribers can
X ep lner copies perfect order until completed whea
they can he bound.
one Psrts pubnshed every month the very low price
Of which viii en8be all lovers of instruction in the most
beautiful ard practical 70 M however scanJ her means 10
become suhscribers 10 the work
subscpticnS for the 25 Parts $ payable al the rate OF
81 en- delivery OF each Part.
Prepsynen Is rot ssked, only payment OF deliye
specimen COPY ofhe Encyclopedias containing the 500
srt pp heor gng the work can be seen NJ the 'ore
Ut The publisher, kuDULrH dAhht1G r.,
as 4tisDIltWN
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A CHAScE-A few miles from this village, Is
Ghe and well appointed place, rear the entrance
to which, & sign 10 large letters, informa the world
that TINS place is for SAL" We would recon-
mend the young lady, thQs unceremoniously al.
luded 10, to call and taxa possession. Whether
Sal is daueh ter Of the owner Of the place, and
this sign ia held cut as inducemens for stray
young gentlemen in seatch of wives, We cannot
aay, bat it looks suspicious RoElyn Il. l PIT.
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Che Senate on E1iIeage Reform, dc.-nr
WhitIiesoy-Amni Bey-Another Cuban
Excitement.
orre,pondence Of Tbs Tribune.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
WAsHsGToa, Monday, Sept Is
The 8enate showed It's teeth Handsomely, In the
rejection of the provisions of the General Appro-
priation bill, correcting TO some extent the ia
grant abuses THAI have been practiced and have
been growing worse and worse under the Mileage
system. was only astonished at the refusal o
the majority also to break down the barrier the
House had erected against their taking thousands
from the public Treasury for constructive mileage
that is never performed by those receiving the
pay. They, however, adopted an amendment that
covers the whole ground, and from behind which
they can draw constructive mileags and every
thing else that the presiding officer Of either House
is willing to certify TO. This curea4 f0r all 'l0
abort cominga Of those who are thus psomP' ~
drawing all the mileage they can get enlD.S'S"
in the amendment offered by Mr. BADGER u ~ =.
1t provides that certificates OF the PsoSiuN6 u"
GERS of either House shall be e0TlcIs'Vs ~ " sa0
amount TO be paid to Senators and Represents.
tuo, rnon the officers Of the Treasury, ana SS4H
-otIso,,s,,;oned IT. therefore, any member OF the
~,ho nav m The eve Of its adjournment be
go :, The Chair for that purpose, decide that
e e are entitled to constructive mileage, and
100. bis certificate accordingly to the Disturbing
g., NJ that body, who, 10 pursuance thereo. p&yS
elnb ;IIeeal allowance the Controller under the
SUI of the amendment OF Mr. BADGER, ts
op,sd from going behind that certificate, although
he Knows the item OF constructive mileage paid is
in direct violation OF tas provision Of shs General
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ApnoIntments by the presidept.

BIZ and Nth the adrice and consent of the Senate
JosEPH A. SHEARmAN 10 be Deputy Posmasler Utica
N. Y.
AARON P HuGnEs to be Deputy Postmaster Naahus
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MOBILE TRIBUNE.
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nd U ankr Earnid md vi m n

DUBLIsHED DAILY ihrou CHOU, TIE yesr, Mobile,
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and Weekly Herald and Tribune.
%he Tribune tE larger daily circulation than any pa
per IN Ike State md the Alabama Planter a widely
sleG throughout DE egion Of couIy trading with Noble
Therefore merchants maButsct1ies and others desiring
10 tecurs in this section OF the Unon cannot
frd more eligible medium for giving paoieity 10 i'd
refreshments 1At Tie MOBILE Tribune ana lie Alabama
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BOOK TRADE.
PUBLISHED THIs MORNING.
INTERNATIONAL
Tlr a - ZINE

MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
THE NEW NUMBER OF Ihs INTERNATIONAL, IL VIII
he seen By the foAn ~ing Lat OF Contents, Is well
filed with thu beet Literature and History orr;
and Birth Periodicals The frat part OF Ba~ers Neg
Novel 10 he great hagsx paper Of tbs month and
rrOmtses 10 be ihs great MASTERPIECES OF s author.
CONTENTS FOR OCTOBER
5 N nj 81. CT LORD bfoughRm, Hiih portrait
kirs Ken be IN London viii al engraving.
Literature in Africa
The Acvs1c, Dent Of Leaning portrait Of Sir David
Brewaer-Phe BriIish AssotiaIi0n-The American AESo.
cistoH for the Advancement OF Science &c.
Lsinsii1nes Apolssy for hs Crndderces
bslztc cid Grafton OF Victor hugo on bis Desih.
CHARLES Gu AZ, the Missionary
Au hor ard Books-Works OF he Asslc Society al Pa
Yheodofe Parker; Sir Edward Belcher Guzot; John u
SsIe Institute Goeha LecheyAlier; h. de Luynes on
Antiquities Of cyprUs Egyptian Dynss1ss; washington
Irving ttitih Subject A,sgo and CremieuX IN History
Lugenns's Satire South Caro3n'an Epcs John Neal
re ss,oness Blsze de Sury. SC. sc.
the Promotion Of CEtboic Art IN Rlus Powers and hs
sstues Leze; Powel's Picture for the spito &c &c
sfs gar ,5 re- en- 9 FL LIE a cd Genus 5I
Eboa or The Emigrslts OF Sweden. From The Freuch OF
rev P emaby tbs Author Of "Lulianp-Legsnd OF the
Trg.e Haas , sarzaa under Drawing al Cambridge
Lament for Boutwell, Bligg; Hope aud Love; Ptysse
Thse!Ficss Alexander aid Diogeees
spotted Bower Btrd.-Frasef's Magazine
Madame Dc Poupadour -FrEser's hagaz Hne.
Church OF the Vsas DA qua Eliza Cooks Journal.
Song By Aiis< Jevsbufy.
Sonnet From Pe.ratch
Fema wrecser, aad House OF Hystery-Fwo Ghost
5 oriep -Benl-ys Miscellany
Lady Lucy's 5ecrst-Ladici' Companion,
Jones on CbesiEey -LcpdUr Tines
Song EYR 3. etQdtsrt
Virgria 2QH Yeart 4 - .pngur,
The Great Lof1 = a. ftisld -rIme5
Ky Novel. a seq1e % gae CsNols Per! l. By Sir e.
Bulver Lyiiou.-B ack Food
hecent Deaths Logls Phnlppei Or. Judson John in
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TIE srI CT The aye he Publishers hsve the Ssiacen Of
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upuisakabe sign Of me pl7ic appreciation and sp-
pYOvbi
TINS ISTERSATloNAL ness three volumes year, eachof
more sn six hundred pagez ct the unprecedented 10"
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TERMs-Three Do.isra year. Or Twenty-Five Cents
rumuer Lberei 70 yeIlelts will be MAZE With the
Trad and Periodical genie FOR efforts in circulating the
VIZ.
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n ME UNDERSIGNED respectfully inform the musical
public OF NowYork City vicinity hk in counec.
ton With their present business they have established u
scA Circulating Library on the Lordon aud Paris pao thus
eleh he lovers OF music TO have constantly al mod
eTae expense charge Of the greatest variety OF modern
ana classical music OF all the celebrated and ayoe Euro
pean composers The catalogue containing al present up
~ad Of TO- oGt numbers wild receive additions OF new m1
SIC al The arrival OF every transatlantic steamer.
TERMS OF suBsCRIPTIoS.-Sl2 for one year, with The
privilege to receive and change al pleasure music for
mai amount Subscription for ak and three months IN pro-
portion Subscribers for The whole year entitled TO the
amount OF S. worth Of muse gratis
KERKSIEG BREUSING,
rs lStMW1F Importers OF Foreign Music, Al Broadway
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EATRMOUNT.-Phe members OF the Paramount WI.
pge Association proceed 10 slhe ground on tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday OF lhs week 10 make their se
lection OF os Sc choosing each day In their regular
oroer Cara for the leave City Hall at and 10
O'Clock, A M. Returning, leave Morisanie al and Il
2 M
B-A few choice lots yet 70 be disposed Of Persons
wishing procure building site In ibis beautiful location
invited 10 Walk the grounds Oh either OF The days above
mentioned. FOR further particulars apply al 49, Broadway
s24 2lisT n. Nj GRAW.
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The Tariif-The mint-Appoinsmsnts.


Correspondence Of the Tribune.
WAsmNGToN TUESDAY Morning. Sept. "a.
| mentioned, in one ofmy dispatches to-day that
the friends of Protection had held another Caucus,
and decided to make another effort this session, to
get the Tariff of 1916 modified. The plan of oPe-
ra.ions has come to my knowledge, and feel pri'
vleged to speak OF it to the extent OF stating iss
outline 1t will be proposed 81 separate and IN
dependent BILL 1t will direct, with view to the
determinations sought by various interests, THAI
combination OF homo and foreign valuations, with
specific duties on some articles and ad yaorem on
others.
A duty OF SIS tun will be levied on railroad
iron, and Of 81 on pig iron. The bill will go into
operation thirty days after its passage. 1t was at
frat determined TO take the Tariff of 1886 az the
rule of assessment, and the home valuation as the
basis instead of the foreign, now, but the plan
wag changed at the earnest solicitation OF q num-
Der OF iron men and other manu- lecturers, who held
meeting in this city previously
am assured that the prospect of gettng thig
bill through at the present session 10 much Inn"
proved by the disappearance Of members daily, in
spite OF the pairngs off being arranged with spe-
cal reference to this question and that, in addition
quite number OF the Loco gocos have pledged
Themselves to vote for the contemplated bill Theae
WILL it is thought be sufficient to carry it through.
MIR BRIGGS is keeping close eye to the Mint
bill The eariest opportunity will be embraced to
the discharge of the Committee OF the Whoe
from It's consideration, az 10 bring it squarey be-
fore the Heuae for direct yea or nay action. 1t
will require suspension of the rules to make the
motion for discharge; but this, it is hoped, will be
accomplished, although requiring tWothirds to do
it, as you are aware.
The President has consented 70 withdraw the
nomination of appointee to the Collector.
ship of BefasG, Maine, and to send in the nameg
OF all the other nominations OF the late President
for the Coectorahps in that State, except that OF
the incum bent at b ath, in whOse case, it ia said,
there is physical disqualification ceused by q
painful attack OF paralysis.
The arrangements Of this class Of appointments
comes within the province Of the Secretary of the
Treasury but the classification which was Gre
s.ed by the step OF supercedure referred to-snd
1t was very great-fel upon the President, of
The statement Of the change of purpose
which now make will be correspondiDgy agree-
able to the aggrieved, no doubt
JOHN H. CLAY MUDD ia spoken Of for the Secre-
taryahip of New Mexico. This would give salts.
faction TO the Wings here | am inclined to think.
| not sdyised whether he will accept the post
not There is no doubt about bis qualifications. 1t
was H. R Day, and NOT " w. T. Day. whom in
tended to deFignate recommended for Seo' etary
Of Utah III ia Missouriap, bat is here 10 some
clerical office of the Departments, understand.
8IGMA
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~ ANTHDBy youpe man stqst is In 1 ae b.nS
ND he h.en In either OF the sbuvo several years can give
sood references and would be willing to MAKE , hsel
generally useful no'e ad resieo 10 D. "a " "55 az
wi meet Nilh prompt attention, ~ W
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YVANTED-By a respectable German gil .. Tho
n IA ard waiter or nurIe aud TO do homework
u small private family She is very good dc at InDsr
"a At s5G Broadway Has good recommendations as IL
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VNTANTED--A situation by very competent mid lie
w aged with excellent city reference az nurse IN
private family Can take charge OF an infant from lis
birth or the OF uusery 10 very good sewer Cali
al "a Sixth in the book Gtore 80 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-25

yY7ANTEDl Coo agents Immediately 70 re-, re- an NEW
o,ts As large per cenage is offered and as hgh wage'
w be psoe as al any similar establishment eau or ad'
ICES roaipsid The American Family Puohcseon Ea'so
;s.hrnss,T n Narsau-st up stars SO In
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TETANTEU-By two respectable young women, sltoa-
w Il, nn~ope ns nuree and seamstres0, or would do
ebAIpberork and wRiiug-ihe Other as wsess or cham
sermaid; would sssst In wsnhue aud ironing. Can %
well recommended Can be seen for TWO days. al 81 sian
ton. st. up ssirs, Brooklyn. sZ2 II
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are wan'ed nG 0[ o1 soge s sps
ssis nnmssilcs Of good chnr,cer. Apply at tbs Em'
roymept eency Office 10 East uHeenIh o. near koo,
Mons senl 10 Situations from this Office bur such
~ - ~, vii rsrommendsd s25 ltt
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NNTANSED- By young woman, with good city refer
Wv cree situation as chsmbe!msid nud wAiter or %
ehamberEGid and 10 assist in washing and ironing In pr
Yae family. Call 1856 Amyst Can be Heen for days
a25 o.
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NKTANTED- BY a respectable young woman, sus.
w zion chembermeid aud waiter, or to take care OF
Gan be ssen for two days, Call l08 McDougas corner
~ e ieeckernt s24 IT.
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KE}ANTKD-A su non as wei nurse by re'peC,a TE
Wv married with an sxceen otesS1 ,th bsr or
a. wages thai viii pay It's board Apply to the a e. g. u
Eoriaiv. Sc Park-row %
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TO LET AND For SALE.

c. AT PRIVATE SALE AZ ATLANTIC DOCK.
E5;iS BROOKLYN.-A large wafehouss siussed On Al.
lsnlic Dock, Brooklyn; is bui OF tho beat natcfsls
and IN the test having grsniie 'front.' walls feel
hck and stories high he s1oe covers the whole OF The
which iH about dep!n running
through street, capable storing
40 ST. 900 NRTyes The house is as
No Commercial Wharf, 10 fre-proof and built IN 1919;
plenty OF wharf and other facilities for carrying On
The shipping busDess large amount Of The purchas
money con remain bond mortgage. For terms ana
further particulars apply 10 ANTHONY J. SLEECKER'
Brosd4t. BIS "
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w work must be frat ale wssher and iroDer good
,n cookery and show doubted testimonials OF good
Isrter spd disposition. Such land none other
.ssd apply may find good home with private family
nd faf wages at 76 Jane-sl. between Hudson.st and
HTa,t.sy s25 II
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%NTANTRD-A situation by respectable Protestant
wv girl lake Of children ard do plain sewing or
chamber work wash and objections to travel.
Good city reference given Call in Twenty-eghlh.s hsl
house from Eighth.av towards The Ninth. s34 zns'
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gITbN&KD-ICO agents, ael an Improved edition OF
w WeIis's Lxwyer ind q 8. Form BOOK. Pitts is the
aos, ysiu.be Form Book publshed 500 pages, in
smng hindlpg Price reduced 10 6S cents. Our AgeD"
% IL WELLS K co. 80 Nssssus
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TX7ANTMD-nt I'd Nassau oil. bssemeut,l situation
w as plain coos-wages 81 per monthly spectsble
steady pr small private family In this city She s
anxious to get steady place for ,he winter Good refer
ees given ASK for Elizabeth. sI7h'
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NNYANTED-k situation by ro,pectabe young
w woman to do the cooking, washing and ironing OF
private family, or has objection to chamberwork and
Sne washing The beat OF city reference be given from
her aB place. Call at 200 Walker 81 s25 ltF
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WYTANTED-By q young msn about q years Of age,
wv situation assistant book keeper or general celK ~
hardware store Wholesale grocery Che besl OF rel
races will given. Addresa ~. hox SOB Post Ohce
fine advertiser would have objection 10 go 10 nny par
aytha limited States no ol
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N}ANTED-By respectable Protestant young We
w man. situation cook In pr vae family. Ia en-
excellent asher and ironer with good city IeerencS
Cell al 22l Elevenths betws On Avenues ana q: Gan
be sesn for TWO dRys. go "
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R0HN;S POPULAR LIBRARIES.
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BY BROWNE
ILLUSTRATED LIBRARY.
GIRL IK8HANK'S THREE COURSES AND DEB-
sEkT-Compf,ng three seis OF Tsles-West Country
Ifioh and Legal and MelaDge; with fifty illustrations
Orders for repArse volumes, or complete sets o.
these very cheap works, promptly executed by
80 9.iseod BANGS, BROTHER L co. 2O4 Broadway
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TVIANTEI.-A situation, BY very respectable young
w womsn 10 The Homework Of Pdvae Iapy or to
IND wsiIpg Can Give the beat OF clty
ssatence Please call al l45 Elzsbe.h'pi ~
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SSTEAM POWER.-The advertisers being DESTROYS
- repquishug sheir preaent business ana no' knoW
ing 10 hs. purpose to apply their power, would
Ike 10 meet party who would be willing to join them,
having business In HEB The said steam power can
be used 10 advantage The manufacture OF some article or
articles In which competition will occur preferred
Mills and mill gearing II required, all IN working order
Addreas MOTIVE Power Ihls Office rs LIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-25

aHJANFED-A situation by respectable young Wo"
w man 10 do chsmberwork and fne washing. sue 10
rate She has lived in b. last place
bur years Best ofcIty reference Call at 1874 GreeDs
81 Cts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-25

NNANTBD-A situation to do homework in small
w family or would COOK, wash and iron, by geneel
young GIRL Can give good city reference Apply al O2
Aoitsl In The rear. BANN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-25

ENIYTDRND,-Interest on Marion aud Shelby Coun
EEues lObio) per cert Bonds-The sem.a inter-
cot per cent Bonds The Counties OF hsron and
Shelby In The State OF ohio falling due on the LAT day OF
October next will be paid presentation oflh coupons
al The Office Of WINSLOW, LAN1ER & co, 81 Wa-st
Nnwyork Ran, % 1880 B24 lw