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Important Work.
HHE WRITINGS OF ALEXANDER


II HAMILTON -Messrs. G. s. FRANCIS co. an
nounce for immediate publication the Works o. Alexander
Hamilton, Ade-de Camp 10 Washingon and Infst oecre-
tary OF the Treasury Of the United States comprising MS
Correspondence, and bis Political and Official Wuungs,
Civil and Mlsry Publshed from the original manuscripts
Library Committee Of Congress The work Will be com,
pleed In seven volumes ocavo theconlens OF which VIII
be as follows "a,
Volume l. comprises the correspondence OF Hamilton
PRIOR the establishment Of the present
1863 10 1881 80,
period series very essential TO correct knowledge OF
our early political history.
Volume Ill contains The papers which relate to the or
gsnzson and conduct OF sca department. Of our Gov
ernmenL is revenues and pubic credit -.
Volume w. will Include the period rom l7S9 20 lIso
embodyipg the papers designated Cabinet Papers
compreheDoing tho most important part OF Washnatons
Administration.
Volume will be devoted TO other official writings, not
coming within the previous description.
The two remaining volumes vii give the correspondence
subsequent to the year 7e9 and an accurate series o po
uical papers of great and lasting value
An edition Of the works OF This Distinguished statesman
has long been object Of anxious desire TO tho sIacs
man. the diplomats the politician the student OF history
and the enera reader they will prove invaluable and 70
public and private braresan Indispensable addition They
are now pTesenAd by 10 the public chiefly printed from
MSS purchased by Congress under the direction OF tue
Joint Library Committee They been stereotyped
and only hundred copies have been printed io sale
sgsS % s 1sess 1s 70 sseaTe
bers e. Is per volume The work Ia handsomely printed
ard bound 10 cloth When competed the price viii DO
raised to 81 So or SIT 50 the set
Phe first volume ready, the secord and third are
already printed and the remainder viii speedily follow
CHARLES 9. FRANCIS CO,
m28 6usMW5 252 Broadway, New-fork.
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NTARSH'S COURSE OF BOOK KEEP

IFA ING -Thss 1orn Ins Beeatl1l ever Plp
o. The an contains complete Get q oOoks pnieo 70 cor
orr fsrs ard nercaugle cnscui.1ons Sli9 usorOus1
- 8rs-e h, clrr-spccd VII tae trEns-
srrurs Eud souies ~ Do octave - = 0ouDo rRs
n D. authors euuniirg FOR NE sudy OF tIac-
-. S.i-g Il 5000 S.af pr express ~ II oAncs
O. v-ss per afsii ans par u 10 ualro otaee -
uofs = put ishst IN tns ssioe sf- IN sisnsA rrepF
a., of 81 WARsH'S C0nrse Of Hrysie loagacn'o -
.sIrcc - aboge Terms, s. hi- IN
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~ BY reference to The Tribune or sGu Of
Friday 4bnst IL will DO that lost day previous
Of money Bank bills have since re-
ceved the through The hO0esy Of OF the Stage
Drivers on the Knickei booker Line, (Mr ALEXANDER
TAxTEN Driver OF Stage No. a and iRke gTssi pea,
sure In this manner my 70
49, - ~ sntroSueins him public thus paying 70
the tribute deserves, and which mus ioNs.iG
~ rssavs aeItsI GEO. w. COOPER
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

THE NEW-Ye2K DAILY TRIBUNE ts PUBLISHED
EVERY MORNING. SUNDAYS EXCEPTED1
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Two Cent? Mail Subscrbers Five Dollars per aunun, IN
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roughs 81 So fhree Dollars n advance required in al
exchanges win Country Newspapers. Daily Papers re-
.eved e. this Office whose terms higher Than hose Of
eke TribuBe are not allowed any difference.
NEW-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
a VERY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY, 10
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nuec beyond The dine for which tits paid. Advertisements
ritz sheet win De charged q cs Inc each Insertion
THE SEmI-WEEKLX TRIBUNE
~ s1blished every Wednesday and Saturday morning.
frce IS per snnum Two copies for s.. Tea for SO
Advertisements. cents line each Insertion.
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IL published the departure OF each Mail Steamer for hv
srpooI Price copy o. per year. postage Included
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sez CALIFORNIA, OREGON AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS
IL Published on the departure Of each Mail Steamer for Cha
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INEILOWS' MINSTRELS, AT FELL

L LOWS oPERAHOUsE, ~ Broadway, between
Howard and Grand SIS Open every night dnrag Ine wees
rels comprising efficient and versatile corps OF talent
ed snd persnced performers under the direction OF y
Yelows whose Concerts In this City for he last year
have been received with the greatest svsr by s ete ana
fashion OF this gresl Metropolis Their Concerts consist on
Burlesque Italian Opera Scenes why sayings SOLOS,
Duets Choruses Dancing and Instrumental Performances
90 Wednesday and Saturday afternoons grand Concert
for the accommodation ofAdes knd families commencing
al O'clock r NJ Admission rs cent? Doors open u o.
TO commence at7f. mt
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~ The Mechanics, Institute mas removed the
large building the junction Of Division and the Bow
cry. u Bowery,) and will there open a MECHANICAL
MUSEUM and POLYTECHNIC EXHI8ITlON, az soon
tbe necessary arrangements DO made. inventors
and ArtizeDs DESTROYS bring their works into public
tce will please communicate with the Aclusry. The LII.
brsry and Reading Room has been tasteuly hed up
the frat floor, and Is open for members and apprea
tees.
Terms Of membership-sl 90 Initiation fee, aud 81 90
yearly dues. Apprentices free.
Strangers and sesfarng are invited 10 visit the
Reading ROOM their pleasure during their stsy In the
City PADDOCK PRATT, President
4. C. DoDD, Actuuy. ms 6tmWs
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~ The Worlds FaIr.-ThOse who iotend visiting
Europe requested 10 Drop ia atTU TILE Emporium
S5 Broadway, and examine bis excellent assortment OF
travellers dressing cases. pormenteeas, uaveers' com
panops, pocke and cane umbrellas, &c Al TUTTLES
Emporium may be found the largest assortment OF fancy
and useful articles 10 this country embracing opera glasses
rich fans domino masks gold and silver pencils, music
boxes work boxes, baby Jumpers, toys &c The prices
twenty per less than the ususi for fancy
goods and The price 10 distinctly marked each article
Visitefa always welcome. as 3tMW&F
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~ Corporation Notice. - TIE Somnl as on on
s,,sets OF he Board Of Aldermen will mees al parties IN,
trresrS In The widening Of Wslst, also he widening OF
Llbsry.t on TSSr.Say AR,n no. al o SsSGs r. NJ IN INC
~""- Jonas r. CONCkLiN,
WARREN SHAPkHAN' Com on Streets
New.YoTk, April 5, 1851. Nio
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ME SECOND SERIES OF SAT-

n TIERS COsMORAMAs. cor OF rhireenthst and
Broadway will close tao Sd Of May. These works OF Ar
consist OF collection OF twentysix Views OF Europe,
Asia Minor SYRIA tho Holy Land, Egypt Nabis and Ara.
hia and are tai IN from Nass, and PsuIed In oil BY Prof.
Saer. Admission Is cents Open from O'Clock 10 the
morning 1ll 10 In the evening. 81 lwuaA
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pOARD-Wanted in the Country. from

~ ubO0, the hrs; Of Jun- next ~ g-ntenan E,o wiz
child end rufse IN healthy Oczlun. with dag acr-ss 81
her ty raiirosd sIesunst csngeni-t eusss hors
ard co more thar IS niles dsant from IN CRY Astrss
stain tern location, &C, al, box 81, tcstOhr@
~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-09

To- Land : ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOME
AsSOClATION No 2 meet every THURSDAY EVEN
ING the Bakers House OF Call ~ and-st Broad
way "a O'Clock. Those who desire to acquire Home
withOs allowing 10 specuators large per centago
their purchase Of village lot will avail lhemseselves
OF the plan offered by No. 2" Weekly instalments
l. s9 81 X. A. BAILEY, President.
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III
ON FRIDAY.

Book Binding
~ WALKER q SONS respectfully in
form the subscribers TO Harpers Magazine and the
Field Book Of the Revolution, by Benson J LOSING tnst
they have Just completed their new Pictorial pa1efns ior
Binding these popular WORKS
TT All orders will be promptly attended TO tor every &c,
scTipton of and elegant a. tne oo
esAbnshment ia FULf0N-ST, New-fork. 81 WSstns
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DARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.

D-P T. BARNUM, Proprietor and Manager Jons
GkEESwoop JR Assistant Manager. Adnitisnce TO The
MUSEUM, IS cents WEDNESDAY, April 3, 1851 MADE,
LAME once This afternoon a. 5,o'coch, the moral
drama, MADELAlNE-Bertrsn1, Mr. q w ClGse Ma
MUNSTER, TO be followed by 8 Dance by Mas West
sLASHER AND CRAsHER. The inoumersoe euro
ses of This Museum 10 be seen from NJ and 10 r M
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IMPORTANT TO LOVERS OF

M p o K 7 A It TO LOVERS Of
II PUMPKIN PIEs.-Tbe Flour Of Pumpkin 10 ts pure
sste POT up by L. 8. BUBBITT OF the United Society
(esed shsksrsD Harvard, Mass, which IL used ~ ths
principal hotels tbs city and The city Of Boston, and 70
commended BY hems for sale 81 he following stores In
this city, viz
Osssner 1872 Chshsmst; Joseph Staples. lS2 Boveryi
J Fowler, $50 Greenwich-sL; Mills Thonpsop, By
Corlsndst Park TuIford, llz sixth-sy; Abel spsnc-
ing, cor Twsnueih-sl and Ninfhsy.
sttsurion % zw WAR
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xr A n. miller a. Co.'s California Express

kRr A. Ii. Miller IL Co.'s California EXPresws
ni1I dispatch their next freighIs per CRESCENT Ctrt,
April 10 This the only California Express win Ineu
own facilities the lsthmus, aud that has Tue
nj The New-York Insurance Companies Our Roods per
C,escept Civ Feb 28 shipped from Panama March
IS Der mail steamer Oregon and documents now ~ ou5
Office Ia Wall st. NewYOrk. Keller 10 tue Atsor Nv
Insurance Co, &c. ~ ~
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AS CHAMBERMAID and Laundress, or
N Npr,s and sesms,ress BY a respectable Protestant
Gil Can be seen fof cAys from 10 al 5, al 81 bondS]
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


~ Unlcn DivisIon No. =, .: of IA Pgs ic
messing Of Union Division No. 8 OF will be bed
Fountain Hal, I4s Bowery, ON WEDNESDAY EVEN
mo sh tnst ats o'clock Several eminent SPEAKERS and
Singers will be present The members OF the Order IN
general and the public respectfully invited to attend.
The ebefs requested 10 be present ~ O'Clock for
tho transaction OF business
a82. SAM'L INSLEE, Chairman.
n Riae Arts.-sIGNoR PATTI. sculpto', from
Italy having finished TWO large Marble Statutes for Monu
nents In Greenwood Cemetery. invites his friends and all
Amateurs Of the Fine Arts visit hts studio, which will
be for the Free Exhibition Of the said Statutes from
MONDAY the 7th until TUESDAY the I'D OF April al l52
Esst twenty -frstst- az 1wuaS
a. The Annual Meeting Of the NETWORK
CITY SUNDAY SCHOOL SOCIETY, OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church, will be held THIS EVENING, Ia the
MalberrysL Church al - O'Clock brief abstract IN
the of the several associations will be read, and
address delivered by Rev. Mr. Foster. Pastor OF the
Church. s91r1 }. +. WILLIAMS, Rec. Secretary.
r. Home for All : MANHATTAN BUILDING
ASSOCIATION shares $780, monthly dues only S.
Books open receive suDscp ions at the Secre
tBrys Office 90 Nassau where Rules ProspectuSes and
any information will BE- cheerully furnished. The advan
offered by this association far superior. and
principles liberal than any that have heretofore been
presented the puhc Persons desiro1s ofioniog the
present must do 80 at owing 70 the H.
crosse Of The value Of shares. OSCAR HAWLEY,
s9 Sits" President pro. ten.
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AS Cook, Washer and IIoneT, by re-
LAspec,able woman, who 10 good baket Toe best OF
city reference be given. Call al S33 Eowery Ia Tue
rear for two Gays. aHf
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. P. PUTNAM will publish

L. ~ IMAM VIII PuoAsn
W.
THIS DAY
DIcKEESs HOUSEHOLD WORDS, No. 81. Price
cents. II
ON THURSDAY,
GENERAL VIEW OF THE FINE ARTS, Cnnea
ard Historical Third edition, with new preface ana m
PRODUCTION. BY d. Huntington, NA-AM. limo, eioth
81 .. ,,,.-,
coaans history the Fine Arts, and biographical saesche
Of H. o, artists The % OF the author vas 70 az
fuse study the arts, BY gahsrrg within sh
compass much information which previously scattered
through and cOst volumes vast amount OF Nanse nd
Interesting Information not sccsssols to the genera eaas u
shape sach a manual this supplies desidsasam HONS
Journal
III.
ON FRIDAY,
RURAL HOURS BY Miss Fennimofe cooper. Fhta
edition. with an index. limo, cloth. 81 %
THIS delightful book, containing 10 the ofn q aay "
reflections OF cultivation ana rennssn. o.
Who had and TO apprsca,s me A
sad phenomena around her Inc saeet
conrty r.mnsed OF Gilbert Whites Natural History OF sci
bone RuIal Hours" Just the book tor he dfawsg rom
Open where you viii yoa and somsihns Of interest
bridge Chroncle. -
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~ Ne,ice 10 the Public.-CIrY INSPECTORS DE-
PasTmENT-lI having 10 the knowledge OF mus DO
nsr,mep ms. large Quantities OF unwholesome and poison
nus veal by reason OF being diseased from various causes
has been and daily introduced INTO the City Tor inc par
noses OF sale aud consumptioni aud whereas, nlgay
asrlerous effect may exerted on the public health oy
he nsa Of such diseased veal therefore the public are
h.rshx cautioned against It's purchase or use
Ths Hsslth Wsrdens hereby Instructed to be vigil
,.n in their efforts 70 detect persons thus violating the
laws relative the Public Health -, ,.A... -
Csnains Of Police Clerks Of the Public Markets, aao
o.hef persons are requested 10 aid this pePntmest 70
detect and spprehend persons venang or s10a
disessed meat A. w. w hiA1., SHS iusPeSseoss..
Nev-YoTk, April 7, 1881. sSot
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AS Cook, by respectable. middle.aged
[AWoman; and her dsugheg l8 yeas Of age, wants 2
situation a. Cbsmbsrnsid or To- take care Of Children No
objections 20 little way IN the country. Best city re-
ference be given at ISL Sxhav between eyeoh end
Twelfth sa. To be seen for Two days. sa9 IN
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~ staten Island Fancy Dying Estnotisn-
vSrt-Ofbce No. John-st, New YORK. me froptle
Tor. oi this estabishmert whose Dying and Finsmng
have been 40 long fsvorably known TO tue community
are ready 10 receive orders for dying and cleaning s
WOODEN Cotton, Linen and Fsncy goods OF eVefy oescii
non 70 , sne Oe'' ""HNe BARRETT NEPaEws co.
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ROY.-Wanted in an office, Boy who
1b can write fair hand and give good references One
who lives with his parents would be preferred Apply ats
Broad-tt from 2 to 5 o clock NJ. AZ Il
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WANTS, &C.

AS CHAMBERMAID or General House
IN maid in small family, by respectable young wo-
nan with beat Of city reference Apply al 1854
Can be seen for two days. :.
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V'HE STOCK OF MEGAREY'S MAUI

n TTCAL WAREHOUSE, 1870 Water 81. now being
sold close he Of the lss proprietor includes
great variety ofTeescopes Tape Measures aud Drawing
Instruments which offered At great reduction from
Persons In need Of any article OF This description VII
do well TO call. 40 iiss
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Ib eentesl private Boarding House will be opened
NAV la 10 South FL ghth suite Of rooms-room and
bed room for families and for gentlemen. Those
Who want pure air and quiet home can Tor parcoias
call al 90 broad Ry up stairs front ROOM address c,
box So WILLIAMSBURG Post Office References exchanged
a52Es
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ROARD.-Three or four single gentle
11men can 10 accommodated with pleasant rooms and
partial beard 81 In HenIysg Brooklyn, near ne S0lla
Ferry mis- I'm
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BOARD WANTED-In the vicinity of
HDS,cond.av and Fineenth-st by q gentle msn-room
unfurnsbed suitable for Office References exchanged
Address 8. q. j., Office OF ihf paper asA@
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BOARD WANTED for the Summer

Bseasop in he country within hfy miles Of New YoE,
for family requiring three rooms. farm house
preferred Address for the rext fortnight, ~ Markets.
stating terms location, etc. ID AZ
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pOARD-WaDted by a gentlemen, wife

bspc two chilcren with 81 unt1rniIhed 'front.' room.
win rorg bedroom secooc door Loes 100 10 be 10
the Vicinity Of Broadway. between Spring and reua sis
References given and required Address box 9lJ Pos
Once. E55t'
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~ Clay Festival Association.-fhe six1n an.
nusi Festival IN conmemorson Of The nssl day OF hESkS
a. .y will be held al the Apollo on The evening Oh inc It1n
mat Doors open oclcck Festival commencing ..
nTecisey Tickets DO had on sppcston 10 inc agent
y ,Ss Eynress newspaper office, cor Wall and Nssssu-sl
Nv order OF the Executive COMMITTEES c,,
ny SMITH J. EASTMAN, Chairman.
Isaac WIN. SMITH Secretary. Nv
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DOARDIN g. Gentlemen and their
I'D Wives can be accommodated with pleasant rooms
and with bedrooms and psnres asch-d rom the hrst OF
May Apply l56 East Broadway. Reference exchanged
IS I'm
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MILLWRIGHT.-Wanted, by an ez-
Il perieneed young man Of steady hsbts, employment
as hiiwnghl and siIterup. Address 81. w. ~, Tnoune
Office 10 o.
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@I 00n TO S2,000.-TO MANU-
R sSOO FACTURERS.-WAntedb by an active
person OF thorough commercial habits a. interest IN some
respectable manufacturing business VIII invest the above
amount and will solicit orders do the outdoor business
&C &C IL single person. and hss extensive acquain
snce In this City, Boston Phiaeephs and Baltimore The
best OF references given and required Address G. W. b.
Tribune Ofce which will DO considered strictly conhden
tial ~ &-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-09

EOUND-April Sd, in one of the Har-
~ lem Railroad Cara Shawl Inquire al Isl Broome-
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TO the Deaf.-Contempissed kemoya-pI L ~ T IL
NtRs Ear n6Tmary for the Exclusive Treatment 81 Lar
sesses VII ne removed the lat OF May 10 S7 Broad
wsy Daring The interim he can be consulted rom u.
st 25s Brosowsy entrance through waterbury III
ing Store. ut0 -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-09

ITO JEWELERS.-A young man who
u thoroughly understands the Watch ana JewslrF bush
ness would ike q stuston a. Salesman. Apply al TIE
FANNY, YOUNG ELLlsS, ri Broadway. a3A"
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ROARDING.-A gentleman of thelhiga-
ID est rehps liability wishes maize Arrangement for
board he hss furniture sucient TO f1rnish small hou Sc
aud his object 20 have happy, cOntor5abie and que
home The Essern part OF The City preferred ACRES
with reel name snc number =. L r, Tribune once we
best Of references given. asa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-09

DOOMS.-Two pleasant parlors, open
Aipg into sleeping rooms for gentlemen with private
table desired may be had al @5 Greenest near nton-
place. az o'hWNo
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BOARD IN WILLIAMSBURGH.-

4bA small private family having more room than they
wish 10 occupy can accommodate & gentleman and nis
wife and two or three single gentlemen with board and
pleasant rooms There 10 hot cold and shower bath In
he house Apply at 81 South Fourthst References az
changed. No moving lst May. ~ 81
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DARTN ER.-Wanted, a Partner,
n active SILENT with from SoO to COO 10 light and
genteel business already established The business will
pay 400 per cent The funds required wanted % manu-
facture stock for sale Address, postpaid b. ChsInsm
Square Post Office. % oI-
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Neutrality-suspicious. Rooms, suita-
Dahe for Gentlemen and their Wives Single Gentle
men can had ISL Adams-st, near the Fulton Ferry,
Brooklyn. ND I'm
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Wanted, Boy of about Is, to
B attend 10 the Mechanics Institute Library. Salary,
81 per week Apply TO NJ DODO, at the Rooms, Bow
cry. a9l"
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ELERK.--A young man OF business
habits IL wanted 10 superintend desirable business In
the lower part OF the city. preference given TO one
having ANAL Of capital and share OF the prohla
allowed For further information apply to l57 broadway
up slairs back Office. SE
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BOARD WANTED-Tn the immediate

D neishbohood Rfcrosby and Blescker ats, by Gen.
temRn who wishes TO before The INST OF
May. Address Box l,528, P. o. AZ 81
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DOOMS TO LET-With Board in
y pleasant location on a stage route. Hot cod and
shower IN the house. Apply al IS Sevenh-ayeoQe
cor Of Thneenh-st al I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-09

COOK.-Wanted, cook TO go in the
" country 10 miles from City Hall, one who thoroughly
understands her business and be well recommended
with personal reference to her last employer none other
need call Apply al lSs Franklin St. from 10 Am to IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-09

ROARD-Two Young Gentlemen who
k1 would room together might ind agreeable accom-
modAtons with partial Board IN private family, in
pleasant location, Washington-pSk. Members Of
some Evangelical Church preferred. Address 5. g.,
Broadway Post Office. Is II
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TRY GOODS SALESMAN.-Wanted

EMPLOYERS.-The families OF Brook
Iyn and its vicinity requiring such can be supplied
with excellent Servants in the various domestic stanons
such as coschmen walters grooms, gardeners farmers
COOKS chambermads nurses girls for general honsewoik
and small girls Potestanis and Catholics, al the DomesHc
Agency Sands-st, basement Brooklyn ~ IL
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narson having $4,000 in

DARTNER.-A person having $4,000 In
IL cash. would ike connect himself with some one In
well established and respectable business 10 Tbs city or
In The country not distant The hest OF given
and required Address PARTNER, postpaid, a. this
Office stating The kind Of business and when All conmu-
nicstons III be considered strictly CONFIDENTIAL as Az
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HIS of May for gentlemen and their wives and single
gentlemen 81 Georgespace ThiIteenihst TIE house
has al The modern improvements hot and cold baths &C.
References given and required Address H., box Lie
LeWeF Post-Ofice. AZ u