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4 ONDON.-The Great Counter moving

Il 4 DIORAMA and PANORAMA Of the GREAT
METROPOLIS, vii open Cor the 6rst t1s q. SIYYvE
EVENING Dec TO- at u o'clock Also every evening for
short timc Sunday pied and "Wednesday and 3atr
DAY al o'clock y NJ Doors open hour pEeys0us 70
each exhibition Admission y ceats-
The beholdeF vii take regular sIe1rsisn through
aud around London almost identical With Ge.I having
view ii the Crystal Palace, Royal Exchange, Custom
House. Bank Of England Westminster Abby, House Of
Lords ths ueen's Residences. Houses OF Parliament,
Portsmouth, Ransgate MaTgate, Gfayesend. WSol"ch,
Gfeenw ch and Greenwich Hospital SOmsrsst House the
PARKS BrGges, Monuments. Squares, Isle Of Wight,
ThaIne, Tsnne Light Houses the Skipping, United States
hgafe ST. Lawrence sauting Osborn Palace, the yacht
America, the Royal Family, &C &C 49,
me urOprietofs would respectfully inform the public
thar they have been great expense 70 bring this great
WORK OF art and design present state Of perfection
aud now seF Il the public with the full belief that H
Will interest and caDtIyate the beh1ider.
d. e. SAMPSON & FIGHT, Proportions.
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BOARDING. suit Of rooms on third
D floor let with full partial Board furnished or IN
furnished also back paTor AID room for single per
first. class house. No 23l West 4h ct. ms Inn
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HALL-TABERNACLE

-Testimona al of our love for the oppressed Hunga-
rans-PIof VAN DER WEYDES VOCAL and NSIkU-
MENTAL. CONCERT for the benefit OF the kO5SUIH
FUND, on FRIDAY Dee, H. will take place at the TAB
ERNACLE and not az Tnpler Hal, as first contemplated,
because the choir the OF tue organ
necessary lie will be assisted by Madame FlJrentine
Szpaczek lady II Gov KOssuths physean and spisndl
performer the piano Mrs; Laura Jones the faVorts
vocalist Miss Barker, Mrs Wardeil gnDr PdTaVell
tenor Herr Eichhom yslODcellIst; Herr Keller, car-
iOne.tlst etc. Prisons double grand Piano, and CHI
b.rts 81 $50 Eoan will be used the asion, and
good classical viii be performed For programme
see snail bills Tickets % cents. To commence ut u
ocloek Several Of the HlBgaraas will be present aad
4 vernon KOSSl TIL Is invited add expected do 81
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TRIPLER HALL. - Second Annual
Il BALL Of THE SOCIAL ERElN lGyanss-
TIC Sociey) To be held On MONDAY the 10TH December
1851, at rrpler Nau 80,
BAH Tickets at 81 aud Promenade Tickets for the Cal
leres II Is fents To be had al Mr.. Han Son IA lsic
Store, No. 239 Broadway. - ~
Do AZ Nessrs Wessrnnan Brothers, Ne 200 Broadway
Do At John Sattigs No. 20i Broadway.
Do L, Wei.zels Nasc Store, Ne III galton-r BreaG-
1yn h1 IDD'
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ENOR SALE.-A small collection oi
II valuable CABINET PAINTINGS, ongnlis ny ne
great masters beautifully executed, ana IN wphusflul
Ireseryatinn will amply repay the connossour ana lover
Art The proprietor assures the gentlemen Of TASTE aea
fortune thew viii prove valuable acquisition to any col
lection IN this Country Europe la compliance win the
wishes of the many gentlemen who Gale A No SJonni
Tor inspection TO the store OF MessIs. WILLIAMS
STEVENS, No. 353 Broadway dhZ"'
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~ gent, well bred, and well educated young German
Lady understands aglish and is thoroughly compe
tent TO instruct little grls French German Draw
ing, &c hear Of very desirable situation Ia private
family by addressing, with pame references &c few
lines to r. V. M, Box No 20 Philadelphia Post Office
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RARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.
LIP r. BARNUM Manager and Proprietor JOHN
GREENWOOD Jr. Assstaat Manager. Adnsson 25 ceuis
Chi dren under 10 wears i2t cents BENEFIT Of PETE
MORRIS THIS AFTERNOON. lFnday) Dec. r. at
oc.ock. the Farce OF THE CLOCK MAKER An ETH
OPIAS MELANGE. by WhIte's celebrated Bald OF Nm
81 Pupils Evening az II O'Clock. DON f5AR De BA-
IAN. THE GREAT kOH ISOOR DIAMOND
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SPARE HoURs PROFITABLY FILLED UP IN
~ the production Of articles cons ant dem and,
hitherto parted THIS and beautiful ART Is snltao
for ether quickly leaned and requires but trn az
outlay Those 10 search IF employ ment, and all Eho VISA
to IN highly pleasng and lucrative pursuit. N
stsln pestft pamphlet giving full nstruc ions IN ne
art BY IEcls % cents IN silver, IN letter epAa
dressed 20 THOMASS FREEMAN, Peug hkeepsIe ~ 4
MI Jackson of Warwick, writes: / find your arr noS
only pleasing but quite lucrative, al the article make
bayiIr a ready sale dl2 lie
TEACHER.-AT Teacher with some ex-
4 periepce and good references willing to devote the
usual school hours for his board until the lat Of MAY Ad-
drefs TEACHER. Tribune Office. dle ~
e. 100 "A Young Man of business quail
W lOO. ifcations wants employment. He writes
good hand and excellent accountant Can ieno ms
employer If necessary. the above Has nneIcepton-
able reference. Address"S c." Tribune Office
do 2tW&Fs
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A MEXICAN ART UNI0N.-THE
IA Distribution WILL lake PLACE n
TRlPLER HALL,
ON FRIDAY EVENING, December -.
tfsnnlays and aaies A.lnltas<i


Members and Ladies Adnitssd
Choice COLLECTION OF WORKS OF ART,
Including Paintings, Sculpture, Bronzss SC. VIII be
alletted to the Members. Among ths Paintings are
the works of Lsulze, Durand. huntington. ksnseit.
Grey, Hicks, Cropsey, Church, Mount Edmosds, Glass
wocdvile, Ranny, Gignoux, Oddis, Peel, BouseLe
who with various others acknowledged best arss,
ne amply represented
Each Member besides share in the distribution of the
above Works of Art VIII De entitled TO SIX ae Ensavngs,
All from American Subjects, by American Artists, viz
MEXICAN NEWS, (large prnt) by woodviile; Marion
Crossing The Pedee. by RAINY; Mount Washington, By
Kense,t; Old 10 and Young 10, by WoOdvie Bargain
ing for Horse by Mount American harvesting Seem
ety. by Cropsey
Il is important that all subscriptions shall be received at
as early iay possible that additional purchases may be
made beyond the present large Investment proporcnsd 20
the increased amount.
Its the Union Of large numbers that each recevesa
higher rc,urnhc Society accomplishing for It's menbers
for artists and he country what individual acton can
sngly secure.
acknowledged by all who have seen the present col
lection be far superior 10 that OF any former year
The Free Gallery, containing the Paintings Sculptures,
Sc, open day aad evening al No 4ai BROADWAY,
d. tlgth i,ua Near Bfoome ST.
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EZ OSSUTH-<I ahn's Pictare-) -Re-
N csiysd per steamer Pacific Lithographic Portraits
after this celebrated Picture (aow exhibiting Ia Londn)
pa the residence of the Mayor OF south
ampOn and without doubt the only portrait Tor which
the Great Patriot sat his release from kutahil
size 25xlG-prce 81 IS liberal discount 10 the trade
Sole agent for the United States, H. GARBANATI Pc
ture frame Nakes No. " Fulionst, up stairs Brooklyn,
near the Ferry. =,
H. c. has his possession warm enlogles IRON nearly az
the London papers on the exact likeness ia ieares ma
seutlmert and on value work Of art. dlO ~
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WA Place in ,h, Memory v-pAvIS's Hype.

VA Place in shy Memory. "-DAVlSS Aype-
ten the preparation tor adoTnIag and beauiiiymg tie
hA aud curing the various maauies 10 which 1t sub
,sc can be Obissaed at the principal dcpOts. No. oSl
sediow.N., one door from GrGnd-s St, c. IL Rng,
Ne W. broadway; also, for sale by H. NJ Guon, No III
ssway = h. Knapp, No. Ses Hudson-st.; b. Dodd'
Ne ~ Broadway T.. LYON. No. t7s Grand-st., New
York Mrs. Hayes No IT'S Fulton 81 Thomas HAYES,
40 70 Atlsntcst Broeyn, and by Druggists generally
ffce % cents IN lar bottles. oil
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john ILFIs0N, AucEioneer.
TIFT BOOKS at AUG rION.-JClN
NLEVISON will sell This EVENING, at tho Sales
Room No 100 laare, large coieoton OF stan
dard miscellaneous and good )scton OF superb oouhd
Gin Rocks suho for the coming holidays Sales positive
to the highest bidder Also Just received nhs espumen'
OF ladies' writing and work boxes fancy Arciss nc
$40 3,'
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CIRCUS-NEW-Y YORK AMPHITHE-

~ ArER No 81 Bo~ery -KOSSUrH PAGEANT
EVERY EVENING DUNG the week VIII be present.
"a grand Alegorcal Cavalcade Of Twelve Horses.
ttled the QUADRUPLE ALLIANCE. between Turkey.
Hungry United States and England. besides great
risy Of other ebtertaA meDts u the Circle.
JOHN GOSSIN- Clown.
Performances commerce az y o'clock. Boxes p cents
Children under 9. halt puce. PIT l2i cents
An AFTERNOON performance viii De gwen SAT-
UkDAY, commenelRg AZ q O'Clock. dll 80
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MoNsTER WORK ART,

MONSTER WORK OF ART,
FOR A SHORT SEASON ONLY.
Now opened the first time 30 the American PUBIC,
the vast Artistic Moving Paintngof
THE WORLDS FAIR,
or Mirror of the whele exterior and interior of hs re-
nowned Crystal Palace, and embracing every
object Of interest IN and aoOns 70.
THE EXTERIOR OF THE PAL ACE,
Picture OF SURPRISING beauty and elect.
TYE GRAND OPENING
IN State ON the lst of May 1851 By Queen Victoria and
the British Court
SUPERB VIEW OF THE WHOLE NAVE,
nom the west TO the end exhibiting us gorgeous ex-
tent and maenifceuce, the Nave IN az as parts,
THE FOREIGN DIVISION,
with all its es display OF the proircts IT syeY nation
THE AMERICAN DIVISION .
sh %sre as%ssasisi od Me2a or thsif superiority
The British Division. with It's wonderful exhibition Of Art
and skill in eVery branch Of taste and manufacture
THE WHOLE TRASsEPr,
with It's statuary, Crystal Fountains, and It's multitude ci
attractive objects.
THE AGRICULTURAL COURT.
with McCormcks famous American Reaper Ia fuu vew'
BIRDS.EYE VIEW or THE CITY OF LONDON
and the Crystal Palace emhrncng every ponin
the great METROPOLIS Resides which splendid view OF tue
YACHT A NJ ERICA
In her celebrated triumph Oh COwes, over the whole Scot
Of the Royal Yacht Club. Ill u
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NtAYHEW'S NEW NOVEL-PUB-
I'VE LIsHFD THIS MORNING, Parts V. and VI. Of
THE ADVENTURES OF MR.. AND MRS SAND
BOYS-Il ustra,cd by Cruikshank. By the author of
"GTeatest Plague Of Life, London Labor and London
Poor" &C &C. Price u cents.
PtsVI and VIII comp citing this very amusing story
are nearly ready. Il the most brilliant serial work that
has BEEN written since David Copperfeld' and =" Con
Cregan."
NB-The trads are requested 10 forward their orders
for the complete WORK. SIRINGER TOWNSEND,
dl2Its No. 2l2 broadway.
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DAMS PRESS FOR SALE.-The
"A subacnbers offer for sale double Adams Three rs-
Yer Press paten &c By 20 inches nov N perfect running
order at No " Beekmas wher. can De sssn ., Work
gain. WILLS pADDs w. ~ Dss~er"~
nNTMkWtflst2
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Religions Noiires.

sNs fif,h rniyersaiist Socicty.--Ihe venerSal.
ss sss ,huSkA BALLOU OF Boston. viii preach hext
sSNDAY MORNING ami AFTERNOON. IN the lecture
ei lac University Medical COLLEGE. IN ltthst, near
~. iAe public respectfully invited. seats Tree
S ssshns o. service l0A A Nj. ami O'clock Pm N B.
SABBATH School at O'Clock. dlsn'
,s,ss what shall it proit a nan Ii he gnn tie whole
'S wig AID lose his own soul lChrist
'esshns IN the church corner OF Lai,ht and Narsk-
al p. NJ. EVERY EVENING tbs week, excep,
sev evening". Seats Tree. dll tt'
West Reformed Dutch Church. iBleecker
ss co aer 81 Blocker and 1gt0n stsThe lns,ai-
Cow Tl ~; JVSEPh MCKEE VII take place lO-MOh-
! NJ EENiNC services commenclng ~ 7 o'clock. Kew
Isis M1naevs, D.. Marcus Hutton, ID. aud Rev.
IN s.S,ssesf viii c&ciste Services a. usual 81 lVf
-, shesfM d5 o.
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N Wedding Gifts.--A large variety of elegant
scss suitable for Wedding Presents on hand and con,
tsntlv RECEIVING by GEO W FUTILE. Importer Of
Ssssy Gosds Novelties, Toys, &c, No. 3i5 Broadway.
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vVHE NEW HOTEL.-Completely fur
u nished Rooms at 81 per week; larger SIZED Rooms
with Crates 81 so per week Rooms per night 70 cents
THIS admirable House lighted hroughout With Gas, and
warned with Hot Air Furnaces has Water CT ses on each
floor making IT, the Of economy order aud quiet
ness desirable house for those who do sire such Ihe
house kept Oren all night Inquire in the Ice OF the
Hotel up stars) junction OF william, North William and
Frankfort s. one block from the Park. 90 I'm
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~ To the Editor of The Tribune--In the pro-
etemg a. the FIte Department published IN your paper
seueiday nouce that important preamble and re-
solution which were introduced there omitted sup
gsed Il 10. DO through accident, until found that the
in all Of the papers OF tho day, owl
Slily showing that ltwas Intentional The resolutions
wee Of importance for they purDotsd TO hdorse
and approved also OF tho project now before the Common
Council to rsorgani7e the Fine Department Ih'y were
Hemny voted dow by lay them ON the table ny ma
pnty OF about Had they been adop'ed the im res
sen would have the mnds OF Ire pubhc mat me
Fuemen ndoysed the TO call them by maid tenns) NJ
discreet publications the signature % the thei I'm
sAeer as we'll the rnnous policy pursued ny MN IN
ibe affairs of the Departing 10 Is gratifying however,
by the vote OF these representatives that they con-
denim Il IN toto. -, -.
As the Secretary of the Department Is also clerk IN
the same office with the Chief Engineer. IS II not nr IN
ference that he has been influenced by the latter IN sup
pressing resolutions lest the public ght see the posi-
Qsn In which he stood with the Fnemcn - .,,.-,,
dl2 lts A REPRESENTATlNE
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- Em,s,.n, ypseuuyepce ONCE and Labor
IR- The Am nr nNrinr unman Hair !, bnt lm.

~ The Art OF Dyeing Human Hair Is but mn.
Perfectly understood by those who make the greatest
pstensons The most of the popular Han d. es OF the
DAY Tor the backen the hair but soon to be sue
eesdea by tamisAed green OF some other equally gl-
SeAily color BOGLES ELECTRIC HAIR DYE is
tgd of these noxout properties. IL instantly dyes the
hnr beautiful natural black OF brown. which neither
sler nos sun shine can change srnish IN the least
~ be had oi A. B. \ ID SANDS, No. 100 futon'st
sasAion, CLARK Co. No. 2lS Broadway Mhnau Co
No iSe Broadway VIM II Cary Co, No. 249 Pearl ST.,
and BY the Drug and PeIfumcrs thrO0 bout the
sNd
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. APPLETON & CO.'S Announce

n AT LIZ lOlN ~ W. - ANiiD ullct-
~ ment Of New Works, preparing for early publ
cation.
l. NICARAGUA Its People, Scenery, Monuments
and the proposed Iptsr- Oceanic Canal with numerous
original Maps and illustrations. BY II. c. Sqmer, late
Charge Aares OF the United States 10 the Republic of
Central America. vols 0yo. (About the 20lh lnst
II. HANDBOOK OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
by DR.. X. q. Latham. Large l2Iao. NEARLY ready -
Ill. ADRIAN Or the Clouds of the Mind BY g. y. X.
James and Maohse u. Field, Esqrs. vol lSmo, ne1t
week. - . - -
Dy John A. SWEET, NJ. n. 8go
V. WOMEN OF CHRISTIANITY. Exemplary for
PiCty and Charity. By julia kavalah. vol l2mD
VI. NEW WORK. BY the Author Of Rose Doug
lass"
vii LIFE OF THE EMPEROR OF CHINA. BY
Dr.. GutzRl. l2mO
VIII. AN ABRIDGMENT OF ADLER's LARGER
GERMAN AND ENGLISH DICTIONARY l2mo.
TX. SEOAkE'S AND NELASQUEIS SPANISH
AND ENGLISH AND ENGLISH AND SPANISH
DICTIONARY. I vol. royal 8vo. In February
Y. AN ABRlDGMENT OF the l vol 10 mo.
XII A NEW FRENCH AND ENGLISH AND ENG
IISH AND FRENCH DICTIONARY. / Vol royal $40.
MI PLANE TRGoNoMETRY. By Prof &. X.
Perkins. vol, 8ve.
Kill TIE MECHANIC, MILLwRIGlTT AND EN-
GINEERS POCKET COMPANION. By VIM. Tenn
pleton. with American additions. lGmo.
XIV. y PRACTICAL TREATISE ON MARINE
ENGINES, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN. vol $40.
Cl2 Its
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~ Metropolitan Building Association;;I,,

10 Metropolitan Buiiding AssocIntio TIhy
fourth req ;u monthly meeting Will be held on moNDAf
EyHNING December 18th instant, az the chatham Hail.
No 5Chaiham square, when an opportunity VIII DC siven
unite with the Association. The present entrance lee Is
slo dollar and the monthly dues two dollars, 30 ih%
requires the payment OF nine dollars 10 become
member an equal footing with those who epmencsn
with the Associaon number of shares having ALREADY
been and large profits having been rsaASu JUS
ust 10 the resent Shareholders Will reQue tha the en-
nancs lee Shall be advanced mmt datey aor TINS neet-
s All persons who wish g. avail themselves OF the 2ret
benefit to be derived nom membership are invited 70 az
the meeting, at the Office No. 100 Pearl ST. SAMSIL
JESSuP, Secretary. W@SV
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d. Foreign skawIs and Cioaks.-Most i'm
sss,t safe of real India, Camels' Hair and French
Fsssmsre sHAWLS, SCARF5, Canton Grape Do. and
s.ss,b PARIS Embroidered and PLAIN Velvet CLOAK5.
~ eou'mencug WEDNESDAY. 18th INST. being the en-
~. sseh of highly distinguished and fashionable house
ais amounting at coat price to upward u Sc Tety
~ proprietor Of the PARIS CLOAK EMPORIUM,
H aiI Broadway respectfully announces that he has Just
,sssd from his Parsan Agent tnc above consignment Of
valuable merchandise, winch ne Is instructed To submit 70
.s,e,n,e and unreseved kale and which, having been
suebased al dcouDt Of forty seven aud haiti per cent
Ian ,hs original cost he Is enabled 10 offer A. such EX
TRIORDIEARY BARGAINS as must effect total and
.medate clearance TIE late Of this valuable
,o,,,y havng lately refined from the mercantile world
"a OF the deaih Of the managing partner have
,s eea celebrated Leaders OF Fashion III The French
ssopols The articles may therefore be relied upon as
hssg Of The very and fashionable description and
entirely IL beng Impossible 70 convey IN an adVer
an the snt ard cheapnass of this stock
,ss following brief enumeration must suffice as an index TO
lewhele - OIL, II .h
nest elaborate designs and richest cOlongs. from so to
would port the ordinary way from $40 70
x5 $50 very superb do, from S33 To- si8 300 nchy en-
SoSsrd Canton Grape sbaws from SO TO So $50 very
yeh al heavy from SG3 10 S43 500 superb do do IRON
$50 To Ss: India Canes Hair ScaIts a1d ShI~ls
Of rTsat Taniy from so to 5000.
CLOAKS-l2jyery suptI b embroidered Velvet Cloaks'
from $50 $65 500 very handsome PLAIN do with deep,
heavy nges from S2i 10 S33 2U Lyons Velvet Cc laIs
AID famAs from $50 to $40. With a view to making en-
uetae his stock Of Cloaks previous TO the Isl OF
trttos accordance with the ahoye Ihns All the me
ssIoDy Cloth Circulars former prices $i8to 49, now re-
(uce0 to St8 all the fine Cloth POmpatDus. former
pce Si To $50 reduced Sll 10 s5 900 French Mo
rss Cloth and other Fashionable Coaks former prices
$l2 to SIC now s. to $40 miscellaneous lot Of CASH
msTes and SILK MantaS and ClOaks NOW reduced one
Ssf) will be sold at from So to 50 each together with
Misses Sacks and Cloaks, Opera Cloaks, &c at equally
Ndssed Prices Observe the whole must be sold pIsyous
10 the lst Of January. GEORGE BULPIN,
PARIS Cloak and Mantlila Emporium
aH II No 35i Broadway.
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pROUGHAMS LYCEUM, BROADWAY,
1I near Brcoue- ,t-PY1pristor and aaAagsE. John
Bro1ghzm-THiS Nv EHISG Dec. 2. al Be performed
tie domestic Drama Of
The COUNTRY SQUIRE.
SEW God ..- Dir jordan Fanny MARKHAM Mrs.. skencn
AItsy which. HAMLET
AN ALARMING SACRIFICE.
Afniss,on-Dress Cuce and PsrQles 50 cents Family
Circle Is. Doors open az o. commence n J'-.1ck.
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ROARD-Wanted, for one or two Gen
~ remsn. in a private family above Grand ct; Al
dress JAY, with full particulars. Tribune Office. dill -
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TIRCULAR.-At the Te0pening of the
" musical season. the undersigned beg 20 direct the at
tentiOn Of her and the musical public m gene
raj 10 their MUSICAL CALCULATING LIBRARY,
which having been greatly enlarged and completed con-
taBs collection of upwards Of II 900 numbers COM
pTsng the compositions Of all the classical and modern
European composers
The terms Of subscription remain unaltered
For SIP For three months. 50
For SIX months 6 Pssable IN advance.
Subscribers the whole year have the advantage of
premium, consisting OF So worth Of music at their own
choice
To the lovers Of music there is offered oppor-
tunty 10 have constantly, at very moderate expense.
the Of large ana well assorted collection of music,
enabling them 10 become acquainted with the works of all
the ancient and modern masters of Germany France and
Italy
An appendix Catalogue containing the very latest
compositions TO the present day has been PUBLISHED
and Will be furnished 10 subscribers gratis
KERKSIyG BREUSlNG, Importers of
Dc imMW&Fs Foreign Music No l2l Broadway.
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AS Cook, Washer and lroner, by Pro-
n testant young Woman, from She country. Can at
NJ l30 Avenue c. between 6th and 9h ST., second Hoo
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uUCRATINEO OCCUPATION for

L. Z * \ L r. OCCOi y lO-N fOi
IL 4 EITHER SEN-The advertiser Will comm a1lcsis
10 any lady gentleman Printed Instructions IN Two ossn-
a mi Arts with icur other re- ectabe and highly telu-
n,rst,ye occuparons requiring previous knowledge,
but ing outlay and sufficiently explicit T. enable either
oui OF adult OF both 20 pEScce the same Nhy OF
a. i.isure hours summer and b! odlnAry isdus-
~, secure coed income the production Of Articles N
sfsnf demand throughout the Union. The Instructions
viii he panctually forwarded BY return OF mail 10 any part
of The United States Of postag for 81 oy
y + JTITNENONiAIE, Rochester, n. y. di otNWSF'
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a. The Workingman's Binding Association,

~ The Workingman's Building Association,
utaEzed sndeI Act OF Leg stature, Success
iu operation offers favorable Inducements to all who
bay desire to own thor own homestead Entrance fee
shy SO cents Shares $8C0-in monthly payments Of So
once of the Secretary No. Nassau-st public
meeting will be held ON SATURDAY EVENING. 18Th
Instant at o'clock at No 800 Broadway. The important
and general principles of the Association i'll
BE- fully explained All invited TO attend-Laios IN
psc0hr-cOmmodous seats reserved for them. Copies
the Charter, Rules ard all information required may be
had o. the Secretary at his Office. No. Nassanst The
regular mOnilly meeting will DE held MONDAY
EVENING, December Is. at the Broadway House,
OF Broadway and Grand-Btsenrance in Crand-s.
dll 3ts g. W. ANDERSON, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-12

~E7- A Meeting of the Tenth Ward Democratic
VhiQ Association Will be held a. No. Ell Grand ST.,
s.sATUKDAY EVENINCs, 14th last, AT O'Clock
GEO PECKHAM, Chairman.
fR McDoEoUoH le..,.r;
RICHARD H. WOODS secretaries di2 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-12

A : general HoUsEMAID, by a respectable
"a young Woman ~ u small private family IS good
a.her aud Ironer Has good city reference Apply al
Ne. IA Hammsn S., basement dliN'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-12

SITUATION. -Wanted, by young
- Man Of fsspectab;lty, q years Of age iIom INK
b, would make himself generally useful He spsaxs and
writes the French lass nass and sSen s "'S