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pEK1 WAN GUANO.

AVN; made arrangement with the Governmen; Agen, for
ans supply OF p4e Peruvian GnaGo, we are prepared 10
e o1cfs those wanting for Fall which will III!
as 500! terms be done eherher- in Richmond We
@ acd b. the lst OF July TO commence the delivery and
'cs our friends who may give orders, 10 send
Il u an early date.
eea ay hand and for sale manufacturers prices,
ns Machines ard Wheat Fans oil he approved
~ WATKINS d MORTON,
y io-csw Commission Merchants. Petersburg, Va
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Ti liIE isUSEhNUE OF VIRGINIA.
pRnt,I NATION,

rrS aavins been rcre,ve, oy the Executive, that DR.
n1.ga wi.. ttcd 70 he Iai. et i:enty Coun.
80 der ma is !.s escape from the said Jail on The
. m ,1 ism irst and l. now going large do therefore
- -cv.T of Eui.hred dollars 10 any person or ner
xan are. the -sld DR. Jun clor"n and deliver nm
~ H. Cougiy aud DO require al oficers
rp,..,n eivi anil military, and request the people
u. -; cXrrtium- procure The arrest oi lie sad
- t.l. f.- 4aS t'r trough. 10 justice
aY l, ~ Governor and unicr the Lesser Seal oi
.'- rcp,. .,.cEmund, iis Bis day o MAY. n
- -, So, JOHN B. FLOYD
described about i5 years old, and very gray Tor Ills
-, gs .7cui hi. n. and weighs luu or llo lbs
a. tn:-s GuiIe polite IS sn5ua! III his
80. JuDp3 3-r3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-17

Miss Fredcriku Bremen the distinguished ," eoisn auo'
ess reached Richmond from the SCUM on "a'u'a''' ''
took lodgings at the American Hotel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-17

ch,s'it DOLLARS AGE !. ARD.
I 'turn TurkahIe. Gu"chand couny, November last
rs:ta nam. Wallace Smith. lie Is about % years o
j. ,ua ai .: DARK br"wu & nserbread color-has Il
~ lrze Ise nGw.!csgcd, and hcsales or samncrs when
+. ..a.:,y srs'Ssn He formerly owned by NJ w
g. ii ;,,"..-s county. aEd III isl9 worked on the
~. i.,..rg, ed gid Ai:ila counties. one OF which
A ave and lie secreted there ur III Rchnond; or
.. q ma. s Tree nlaa. The above reward will he
.7,rl.la anu delivery in Richuond or TucEahoe u
40 -7y nj ,rn, - shall 5e delivered, AMI twenty
4,,i.sry Il. t!.c pace wherever he nay he 'aken
JpSEp!I ALLEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-17

as Wright, Jr United States Senator from the State OF


WASHINGTON. D. G, FEERCkNf IV ISf0'
>ljn Dodge upon his arrival in Washington 10 open an OIL
a ii IN. i.hes res, ecaby and standing containing the
~ ,ncst ;avC testimonials, both as TO the excellence
cory .yences OF the man and the dentist iduced me
p.a-c r prole siona services o' Dr. Dodge or my own
m. s;f. ana myself now able from personal eXpe
,ur own equally favorable testimony III his favor AZ
ami ssI,I;u. Dentist. This testimony Is thus gren by
~ oh.t.uce 10 the earnest fluctuations vi respectable
'..,mis i, New YORK who have for mary cXpen
ii md !c ,y OF the Doctor his proe>ren AZ 10 my
'l' - SlLAS WRIGHT. jR.
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UNIVERSITY oS ysnc,r,,

fH arsL o! !ui: irAL appointments ., 80 ,' :, c,, Gu,
Gau,s M the Vacancies the ioowu ~ ~ .aue VI ot'e o'u
.iic; ~ Rama wha, Putnam, Sc. ''e'S' VIZ
Vi. Wyihe. iszcwe!. &C.
Vii. Scoit, Washington. DC.
vii Morgan Berkeley. &c
XII Ausg.;a aiG Kockbriec.
- XII "A NesiInoreand. Stafford, DC.
ANV Dackn ham. Campbell, dc.
XXVlI Iaax aCd MeckerbmS.
XXvlI PrIi.ce Edward Charlotte, &c.
xxx Gleen-yi.le, BguGewica, dc.
XXXI Sussex. Isle oi Wight. DC.
ion made from any Tacaa: district, en- apno;r,
i1- sich distr;c will re made from the State at large.
addressed tic Chairman OF ,he Faculty post paid
& reach The University by The 18th OF June:
GESSNER HARRISON
~ C ,.rs Chairman the Facul,v
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RIDsWAY SCHOOL.

,psion of nv school viii begin he 18Th August 1871.
90 the ia; Friday in June onw.ng. There VIII pe IVA.
. weeks in ,e w.nrer commencing AT Christmas urea.
q. .rs,rcis as uld ifc my own cons 10 DC itae" "a.
~ rn;er Induce The formation OF Tituous
hrs: res rng wholesome checks anu Puafs'nc!'
,7t reform the vicious have an extensive ana choieo
s. which n rui have tree Access, under every encourage
sc ., q; II, iprcpare boys thoroughly Tor tac Cn'eei
'..i. IN ih. following branches: eeS Lair oerihih'
SOM h and Mathematics sGd in the rutimen,s OF Chems
= I1,. s,,phy aid Goany surveying is taught PaeWe'y
80 or:er to have ample time Ia devote u INSTRUCTION III
's 1f an English education have engaged ano;ler as
'- 81 wi,or aid shall be enahie'! io pay anuhuan al.
, - wri,!n. reading, composition, geography, history
ars for hoar, and tuition for ten monts No extra
aGy thur II The pupil attend The school ior iess siue
a .a, charge n the nj Se5 ioa,h orihe lilie ne
W .ayfr- is a, tu ard seek bv every proper in!u
,hrn aappy aud ed Ny poa' office Is Char
II the Board Of Visitors and Faculty OF inc GnSe
Is 'fiuia: "a C. Stanalh. WIN T. Richie. f. II l,tane
= Peyoa. Hcrniand TO O. l.. Motby aud Jno; NJ speed
Il,d >rland and H. b. Puwe! oi Lnuloun; r. L.
<. IN Asxaa I Cubin Brax;on and John w !omlin OF
"e.a;n VI Cs;chfeld Of Spotsyivania Col j. Cooper
= Geo II Giner Of pittsylvana Cary BrecEenoridee OF
oNe !. Car. and Isaac Read OF Kanawia; stroiher
a. !. BtruUurof Orange; {. c. Cooke OF FluSanna; VIM
"e OF Bel ord Alex Mosey of buckingham, ac any oouy
a. 4, -cSw FRANKLIN MINOR.
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.sIfA

u.,a naGed , escape: IRON on The l2h OF last
. sd utaa about feet, nchcs high, and oi Very
x, : Grar 5G ,ears Oh. and weighing ABOUT 100 i'n"S
1 nr- sy.- lnrl!ued Ia b. Ie rer. When spoken 10
,-g W=u lie escaped nc had wi!skcrs no: quite half
n .e, W lls dress consisted o whit" honespuh rocs
-1s of The l.c Is Eciiedto be lite para
Carried t,".r Ft"Gucr county % Rich::ono selu 10
.g X was pr:ch r.i 1y lke +!h tprl, 1850, from
/ ;:.v De .han llkriv hat said ntgro may
,,ui Warren"n. Va. as haze heard that his wife WAS
sui man ia Warreuoa ONE lit NDKED DOLLARS
h isc .ur said eerr delivered in aty safe jail, 80
. hn; and Delivered in kichnond Jail. sl5O.
,,p PRESTON WORTHY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-17
j. SMITH DODGE, DENTIs'i

j. SMITH DODGE, DENTIST,
: NpAD STREET. NEAR BROADWAY, NEW 1oKh,
!H M racf!c" III Wasuccn Cy. IT. ii secured 20 MN
~ lc,irrs parcur new mode OF fastening ARTIFICIAL
s.cs most the PAIN usually given. holds the TEEN
,- ac. ~ enables the keep the mouth per-
~ .u. o. ssv.ra! hun lca here has been but one
a -""en years
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-17
E"AkRfNToN. NC, vEMALE SEMINARY.

summer session will Commence un Mon
2tn June ca u,r. Extensive buildings being
' ne accommodation additional pupils; who VIII be re-
"aised us ;os they continue members OF
lie i.at:uine>s ond beauty OF SITUATION comolhed
|ger. ages OF tie School. commend it TO the public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-11
FANCY GOODS.

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
WIN. II. CARY & co. 243 and 245
w PesrtsL between John and Fulton ss) invite the
% tAey laygs aud sar,ed stock Of Goods,
which they Offer at the lowest rates either for cash o. APP
Under eir present arrangements they Offer great
inducements on all their Foreign Goods, ana viii give
their customers the benefit OF the large dscoHais which
they have gained by the increased amount Of sf par
chsses ...,
CAN GOODS AT MANUFACTURES PRICES
Their stock will be kept tul curing The whole year aud
Ss eS the sExI C md South GMEslcIN dealer. 70
examine their stock Of Jewv!ry manufactured expressly
markets Aso their stock Of Ivory Combs adapted
The following articles eonsuute part OF their stock
Linen Threads.
Various makers plain and sain hnshed, osef. dra5.
Witty brown and colored, Nos sxsO
Spool Cotton.
Clarks Alexander's, Smiths Eagle, and hefngtons
white, black and co'ored Nos lexs. % TO 500 yards
Tapes and BobOiRs.
Linen and cotton assorted colors and sizes
Razor. Knives, Shears scissor. and Table Knives and
Forks W ade Butchers Wossenholms hocgerf, ana
other celebrated makers.
Hair CLOTH teeth paint varuish shaving, shoe, ernrnb.
horse, scrubbing, NC &c In great variety
Musical Instrumsnts.
Aecordeons Vohns flutes, Flies Csrioniets, Harnoni'
A large and rich assortment consisting OF beautifully
carved pearl ivory, bone and wood sticks; also PLAIN
sticks, with plain, fancy and silvered paper
livery Combs
Fine s, IS, SIS, and NPU lixit inches
Combs
Plain and fancy TUCK dressing pocket and sde OF she'll
buffalo and horn.
Single and double English and American, real and mi-
tslion twist; also, variety OF Rides
Pistols.
English and German pocket belt and holster; Colts and
Allen Thurbers Revovers. Also, complete assortment
Of Sporting Apparatus
PeriumerY
Lubia's Maugenet Coudray's Pivers' Pinaods and
Ede's fine EXTRACTS.
Iukl,
Guerian's Pnsnds, and Maugeues Il Coudrsy's assorted
styles, &c
Also,
Percussion Caps Needles, Pins Hooks and Eyes, Steel
Pens suspenders Buttons OF all styles Poke. Books,
Port Monnaies, Purses, Stationery Beads, Whaebono,
Looking Glasses, &c. &c.
IpOry, Tortoise She Pearl Shed, Horn Tips, r.. for
Catalogues in ths FRENCH, SPANISH, GERMAN
and ENGLISH languages. JSl Smeod's'p
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mo THOSE GOING to the WORLDS

FAR or about leaving he city, excelIent oPPoF-
nnity h offered let their House furnished or unfr
ri,hed for one year. 70 three single genuemen without
antilles and who will be In other respects COED and res
Tho house must DO in respectable ghbOrhood aud II
ANAL hh modern improvements aud higher up Iowa
hsn FonTs Al will be preferred Possession VIII be taken
in medsieiy n desired Address boz 954 PostOfee.
M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-11

Osubseribtr has on hand and is constantly receiving
English co ored Skivers colored Calf Skins French Tur
key Morocco Russia Red Leather, Stated Splits aud Calf
Skins, Book Cloh, Marble Paper and every article re
quireo for Bindery Always on hand large assortment
OF Geo DIdeys superior Bark Skiyers Blank Sheep and
Law Calf Skins al of which offered al the lowest
ma1h ct prices BY JAMES COOK, 29jt Pearl-st
MI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-11
HILLS ACADEMY AND ESSEX

HILLS ACADEMY AND ESSEX
II heEMINARY 10 situated In Essex, on the beautiful
margin OF the Connecticut the soahOard For health
fness Of location and peteness Of arrangements this
Institution s unhysed. II combines tho advantages OF
both male and female Seminary taught by loint faculty
while al the time by pecuiar adaptation OF Tho
buildings OF the institute the uaual objecous 10 similar In
stutiOns Obyiaed By this Arrangement parents can
here favor their aud daughtersa the school with
facility obtaining thorough and accomplished
education Terms 500. Fare usually, by Hartford and
New York steamboats, 50 For circulars please sp
ply to the Principal or WIN. II LYON co, 81 Cedsr-st.
l8fgTuksat' LUCIUS LYON. AN, Principal.
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SCHOOLS.

DERGEN POINT INSTITUTE
ID Pleasantly situated opposite Port Richmond, distant
from New York only mes and accessible hourly by
steamboat s open TO youth OF both sexes, and supplied
with competent instructors under the pentendence OF
Mr. Vrseand Terms will vary according 10 tho Instruction
afforded, from 500 to $50 per annum.
Circulars containing Teferenf and other particulars may
be- obtained al Mr. Curriers' 1871 Greonwchst, Wilcox's
School Agency the principal bookstores In he city, or by
a personal application 10 the subscriber the Institute
JACOB 81. VREELAND.
Bergen Point, NJ mf2w'
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kETINANT'S BOARDING SCHOOL

w FOR BOYS, at Little Ferry, niue miles from Hobo.
ken ~ J. under the direction Of A b. WlNANT and
LADY-Thls school Is designed for young lads AL tho
present members Of under twelve years Of age and
nene will be received who older The number Of pa
pills IL limited twenty. Terms 600 per year. Fare BY
stage, 37t cents For circulars, please apply 70 M
THURMAN, corner Canal and Nestry ss or MI r. r.
ROBINSON, 81 Pine-sL NewYOrk. M I'm
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w Of May next the Second Floor Of modern built
House situated on the west side OF Broadway, and be-
tween Tenth and HoustOn-ss References exchanges Ad
drest 5. f. Tribune office. mil p
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WATCH MAKER WANTED-To go
w short distance into the country Apply At 81
Broadway ml0er
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Triper Hall.
THE GREAT MUSICAL EVENT
Il OF THE SEASON
SIGNORA A. MARETZEK- BERTUCCA,
Honorary Member Of the Philharmonic Societies OF Venice
Florence, Bologna and Bergsmo kc has the honor to
to the public thai she viii give her hrsI and
only GRAND CONCERT ON THE HARP
IL AMERICA, AT THRILLER HALL,
On TUESDAY March inst, when she will also appear
as a Vocalist On which occasion
MILE NATHALIE FIrZJAMES,
Honorary Member Of the Philharmonic Societies OF Venice
ard Bologna, will make her first and most positively
ONLY APPEARANCE IN ANY CONCERT IN AMERICA
DEBUT OF MADEMOISELLE EUGENIA.
An accomplished American Vocalist Her first appear
ance In NeU-YoTk.
SONORA A MARETZEK BERrUCCA
viii DC assisted by
MILE. N. FlTZJAMEs,
SIGNoRA TRUFFI-BENEDETTI,
MILE EUGENIA, Miss V. WHITING,
SIcNoR FORrI, SIGEOR BENEvENTANo,
SIGNoR SANQUIRlcO, SIGNoR ROsi, and
r. GRIEBgL, he eminent Vioinist,
The GRAND ORCHESTRA Of the Italian Ooera
Conductor MAX MARETLEk.
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THO TEACHERS AND PRIVATE PU-

IL PISA gentleman Of much experience viii give IN
sucton In the English and Classics and 10 Anhmetie add
the cher Mathematics with Surveying ngineerDg Nav
lgarion, Drawing Of Plans Pro6les, Chau &c Address
1TEAcgER Tribune Office ms I'm
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THRU CKS WANTED.-Any person
n having secondhand four.wheeled Truck, In good
order capable Of carrying blocks of stone OF eight
iuns weight also two.wheeed Truck. with shats In
good order able to carry weight and wiling to
dispose Of them low price may hesr Of purchaser by
NJ. MI 1w+
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WANTED-By two

Svoupg girls 10 do waiting and take OF children
ard male themselves generally useful Can give good
civ references Gan be seen for two days Apply, 81
Suffolk e. "a floor, front room NIL IL
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NEW. YORK TRIBUNE.


-, WV YORK DAILY CRiHt ny la ry sLlsHEp
fhSSyn MORNING. SUNDAYS EACEFFED)
- retBuNC 6uILDIFcs, coeNER 'f sf@OSh A'D MAS
. 'nN s,--srs rtTs OPPOSITE r3t cirY NALL,
.,,.,.d 10 City $ bs cbeFs ~ ~ Cents per Weeki
- - sev Prefer they nay 20 ac72lc7 q, ne Deck
q ID vfr- ~ th- ssfn0 rsie Single copies,
~ NeN Strsc-ib-rs 2 fe Hers per sonurl, 10
f~o srhscr'picrs fsher 2 SIX Mrs For srree
''vF 81 81 TAr.s Dollars IN slvsrce required n sli
.,gs. win Country NewsFapero Daily Papers 70
A. his Office whore tes1s Mrher han moe OF
8 = T,,ouue are not slowed an7 difereoce
aRW.YORk WEEKLY TRIBL NJ,
,seY LARGE PAPER FOR TIE COUNIhf, e
,Se5 every Saturday A2rni-g - ne ow price 81 =
- srour 70 aivUoce. Eight copies fcT ga, ci ."shJ
&C. oue address Tor So and ne paper - 40 Gaze cen
- beyood lha time FOR which u 70 paio 20 $500
sSvetsemsnn for this sheet viii De chsrf@h - 'e'N
..f ms ssch nser'ior-
FHE SENI-WEEkLf FhibONE
. ,,bisha5 every Wedassday Had Stf0rssiy m 'IHhk'-
= a. ner sunBcn Two copies for 80 Tea TOT ~
it4ysrslsements Cents line esch inSsfIon-
THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
VoE EUROPEAN CIRCULATION
.sr.osd an foe departure Of each Mail Steamer for
.rooo Price 81 cents per copy. or ~ per year posi-
sgs ncludod
THE NEW-YORk TRIBUNE
..c.tIyoRsIA. OREGON AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS
ssbed on inc departure Of each Nail Steamer for Chs
-. Price 81 cents per copy. ,,,.
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4 ) Cook Washer and Ironer. by mid
die sged The nest o. city reference giver
Hes DO objection 70 the country Call Is East Tweniielh
81, Iea' Third-Av. To be seen for two days mil n
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PROGRAMME.
PART
Grsnd Overture to Seniramis full Orcheslra.
l..Duo-From Donzeufs Opera. Marine Faliero,9
SignOrs BeueyentanO and hOs
Brndisi-From Verdps Opera, "Macbeth'-"S 81 colma
II calice" ............... Sign0fg Marenek Berucca.
Illumination Mercsdsne's Opera d" i Bravo
L. .Romance-From Balfes Opera 3. Bohemian Glrr-
Remember me- ............ Made uoselle Eugenia
s. Duo-From Rosspps Opera, " II Pirata,"
SiRpora Truff- Benedict and Sig. Fort
6.Ara-From Donizetti's Opera, Linda di Chamounx"
Miss V. Whiting.
7-Grand Fantasia and brilliant Variations MeyerbeeTs
signors Maretzek. BertuccA
PART II.
Grand Overture to "GagliOsIo7. .....full Orchestra
/. Grand Aha-From Donizettps Opera, Anna boiena
-" Al dolce guidamp .Signon MareIzek bermeca
q. Grand Fantasia on The Violin ZERO oneoeL
g. .Romance-From Robert the Devil" Robert toi
cue Jaime with accompaniment on me hap oy
e1 Mile Nathalie Fiizjames.
4. Grand TrO-From MOZaris Opera Don juan
Signora Trufi- Benedeti Miss w hitting and sig Forl
5. .Nocturne Espagnoe- Executed on The Harp,
SignOra Maretzek- Bertucca
6. La Poacca- From Verdrs Opera, " LOMBARD
Mile Nathalie gitzjames.
T. Grand Duo-FroEn Donizeifs Opera, Don Pasquale
-"Cheu chet immaniinente,"
SgnO Beneventano and Sanquirico.
PRICE OF ADMISSION
phis being the only appearance Of Slgn0ra A MAhEr-
ZEK. BERTUCCA and Mile NJ FITZJAMEs together In
any Concert in America and owing TO the large sze Of tho
Hall the price Of Tickets viii be
r3- On his occasion onIy ONE DOLLAR! al
principal Music Stores a. the principal
Hotels and At Tdpler Hall on Tuesday, from A NJ TO
O'clock P. NJ. -,
NJ No Pospopement on any account wha ever. milo
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vVO MISUNDERSTANDING Stand for

II Sale IN The City Of New. Haven, Ct-The subscriber
will sell he Stock OF Goods Fixtures Soda Apparatus kc
OF bis well known Drug $40 O. "a Chspe The store Is
neatly fitted foa retail business nas GOOD run Of Gus
tom situated near Yale College and the State House and
h next door TO rsi class Hotel the largest In the city,
iusI completed and about 70 be opened mar with a
CAPITAL Of about S. SEQ may here secure one OF he beat bust
nessands In the SaIe applied for soon Apply A. above
10 d, X DOW.-New-HRveu, March g. 1881. m6 Sws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-11
NO DEALERS IN WOOL-Situation

Il Wanted In Wool Store by person who has bad L
vsays experepce In s,sphng and mRnufaetu ing Wool
lie will engage salary, or he cao invest $4,000, ana
viii lake an interest 10 the business preferred Sssfse
tory references viii be given. Address Postmaster
Miilvile Worcester Co., Mass mo I'm
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.ANTED-By a respectable Protest
w int woman, situation chsmbermaid aud seam
Can be for two days, before leaving her pre-
ent situation, at IS Vesey-st mil IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-11

"ANTED-An industrious lad to run
w of errands AMI make himself generally useful In
Lamp Store. DIETZ BROTHER CO, IS John-st
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1.-TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS want situa-
II tions do general homework, and the other
chsmbernAid and plain Good city reference given
Cali at llB Mottst mil IT.
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TO RLEACHERS-WANTS A SIT

ouAined with The Bleaching OF Flax Yarns AMI Linen
Cloth OF all krds; also CacOes ether for tnnung OF
mRket work The advertiser has been brought up 70 81
psrts o; the business nom his youth snd give ssnssc
iorv references OF abilities aud character. Apply by
ieer postpaid 10 the Editor Of this paper NIL 7tDltW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-11

II WAITER, in a private family, by
1at active man, Of strictly temperate aud industrious
e Has lived with respectable families IN the above
~. Has perfect knowledge Of his business, and
y reference. To be heard Of at l79 Hudson, corner
-eysI mil It,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-11

II CHAN BERNARD and to mind children,
arespe etable young woman. Good reference can
"a Gall Al IS Jsy-st any day this week. mil IL
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WANTS, &C.

rs Cook, CHAMBERMAID, &c, by two
fe'PeclAble 0irs-one a. Cook, Washer aud ironer'
fe1sf AZ Chambermai aud Waiter, or TO mind chll'
X Both can give good reference Apply At 10 Woos-
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~ of the missionaries prior

In Not1ce.-The Convention ofcoored Clergy OF this
and vicinity noticed in several OF the spapers IN
~ past will take place according to announcement on
sh instant In the Bethel Church In Secondst at 10
toek Am The topics for discussion will be the Fugi-
n Save Law, Emig' alton, and such other subjects as
tead 10 betlerng tho condition OF the coored people
''' B. GROCER, Chairman
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CHAMBERMArD and Waitress, or as

.f.e ADD plain Sewing. by Respectable Protestant
N Wiling 10 10 N ,hs country Beat ~ c.iy reference
! required Car BE seer - l.let Broal way 'or 80
- Thirty lhifd. 81 MIL -
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TWO SISTERS wish situations, the
IL Chsmbemsid and Waiter and 10 do plain sew
Ing, and the other Chsmbermsd Nurse. and TO do
plain sewing Call At No. 1874 Cherry-st, third door Can
be for four days previously engaged. mil IT,
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TWO respectable Scotch GIRLS want
n stuslon.-one as Cook and to assist in Washing and
Ironing the other 20 do Chsmberwork and Sewing Can
be for three days at 5 wenty seventhst between
Sixth and Seventh Good city reference can be given
IL required. mil IT.
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CHAMBERMAID, by respectable
|. o. 70 do the general homework OF small mi
<.ely aas The best Of city reference from her last
Gan be seen for two days at las ElxAbetst, in the
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\ CHAMBERMAID and waitress, by
speeAble Protestant girl with good city reference.
seen Al ~ Thorn psonsL In the rear basement IL
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4 5 Cook and 10 help as Laundress, in a
Pryae family by a very experienced middl- sged
woman with excellent city reference Call al "A sixth
i0 he book store. mil II
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TTNO JOB PKINTERS.-W Wanted, a good
n Compositr r. forthwith, al l56 Watsrst No one not
", rh heed apply s s CHATrERrON.
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D Gournud,s LIQUID Hair Dye is warranted C

N Gournud's Liquid Hair Dye is warranted TO
Pc red or gray hair beautiful brown % black IN
De DR. - well known eminence q chemical phi
k,s sure guaranty that this article 10 the ne plus
Pc Hair Dye, Exercise the will TO buy no otner-
p only At Or FELIX GOURAUD'S old esteohshed
D. s. Wsker-sL let store from SroSd~Ay mi SruSEh
n LIQUID Hair Dye, improved 80 IS 10 color the
Eg Whskers the momentit Is applied without the least
~ lis entirely free from unpleasant odor, and can DO
90 with the strongest soap Immediately II 10 applied,
fCi waiting TO dry For sale applied. Al BATcHEL-
N wig Factory, 4 Wsllst. mylo faFnSSS