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Nav YoRK, January %, 1851.

New. YoRK January %, 1881.
~ Peter Gilsey, Esq.-DEAR SIR: In repy y
your demand nat should have AninvesllgauOn oito "OA
and materials Of your building the south west corner
Broadway and Fourth ST. say that had hoped from
the long time thatl have been employed by you 10
aneing several buildings hs you have had erected anl
when poslurvely assured you that your bullolng was
built in the substantial msnner, that you would nave
had sufficient confidence my ability, and would not re-
quTe any further evidence OF its being SUBSTANTIAL put =.
you insist that Is BOT 10 ssfy yourself but TO
he false reports o. some persons that you reqlss' e
investigation. | herewith give my consent and VIII cst
your building and express their opinion regarding us meI
lis or dtfecis. AT the same time allow me 10 again assert
that shall always be proud to refer TO your Dulons as
specimen OF Architectural ability and nave no oouOt
ial work And ALSO that il will stand upon ls pleson'
foundation lO after shall have been forgotten unless
II destroyed by cause foreign TO deiectin us con-
JOHN W. RICH Architect
NEw-YoRx February I, 1851
AZ Meeting OF Architects and Builders held al MI
Peter Gseys house. $50 Fourth for the purpose OF ex
amining the building on the southwest corner oil boso
way ana Tourist,
MARTIN +. THOMPSON, ESQ called TO the Chair,
A. w. Baldwin Esq. was appointed Secretary So,
Amer careful ~ thorough examination OF tne ouolds,
the following certificate was adopted and signed
We the undersigned have examined the building on the
southwest corner OF Broadway and Fourhsti IN our
opnion the building is secure and is built IN substantial
and workmanke manner and all the materials are OF tle
fret quality. 49,. 90,
Martin Thompson, Archt Adridge Winhsm, Jr, Archt
r. A, Petersen, Architect s. Sutton. Builder.
hber w. Baldwin, Mason. D. HenDessy, carpenter
james Hardley Carpenter. John S. Giles Builder.
Linus Scudder Mason. ohm Carr, Builder.
j. Berran Architect. James Hamel, Jr. Mason
VIM r Stewart, Mason Asa Sebbins, Architect
A. Y. PriDgle Mason. Samuel Atkinson, Carpenter.
Thomas Hassett, Mason Henry Fredericks. Mason
Abel HGrker, Mason. 81 IT.
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ANTHONY ]. BLEEcEER. Aucaonser
SIX LOTS ON THIRTY and THIR

0Tl.FIRsT SITS. BETWEEN THE EIGHTH AND
NlNTH-ANENuE a. Auction-A J. BLEECKER will
sell at Auction, on WEDNESDAY, February IS. al y
O'Clock a. The Merchants Exchange ths following valuable
property, VIZ:
On hummelshine, valuable building lots situated on
the noun SIDE OF Ihrsh-st between the Eighth aud Ninth
avenue commencing ~ feet Of the Ninihav said lOt
IN depth.
On Thry-nTsi-si Also four lots on the south side Of
Thirty nrstsi In rear Of the above commencing 200 feet
or the Nnhsv each lot being in size 3 fse front By
90 feet inches IN depth portion Of the purchase money
can remain on bond and mortgage az six per cent desired
RoT maps and further particulars apply 10 the Auconeer
BroAd-st ll,o55l SIS, 10, -, l4,n
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A N. MERw1r. Auctioneer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER x co. 2Ol
AARROAnWAY- advances made upOn 81 con-


WEDNESDAY EVENING. Feb y, At 81 O'Clock.
STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKs-A large col
ecuOn OF pOpu standard ks 10 the various branches
ard assortment Of Miscellaneous Literature, Bibles
School 5OOls, &c.
Aso variety OF Stationery, including large quantity
Of Writing Papers.
FIFTY.THiR6 New YoRK TRADE SALE-To be con-
nenced on MONDAY, March q, 1851.
b. B. l. CO solicit cOnsignme nts OF BOOKS Paper Sle-
uonery Stereotype Plates Binders Cloth, Leather &c or
the regular Trade Sale TO be commenced al the above
date.
Particulars for the printing should he furnished by the
25h Of January which time the printing Of the Cat
alogue will be commenced.
The usual cash advances viii be made on the receipt OF
goods ~ hen desired.
Terms OF sALE-On all purchases from the whole GAIA
credit; purchases from the whole Catalogue less than
e750 and than 500 four months credit and pur
cheses less than 500, cash.
discount Of per cent viii be allowed all pur
ehsses exceeding 1000.
Ar PRIvATE SALE-Bohns Libraries, consisting OF he
sareard scientific antiquarian, classical nusra ed aad
(new) cheap series These highly popular and valuable
publications offered to the trade In quantities a. We As
to individuals IN single copies. ~ may Do deS 81
By the extensive range subjects embraced 10 the several
seres they well adapted either 10 the Libraries OF puSlc
institutions the shelves OF private collectors The enter
prsng publisher, Mr. Henry g. Bohn, Of London, 10 rapid
y adding issues and from the character OF those here
toore brought OUT It may be readily presumed what The
subsequent ones will be.
The isest Issues received are Tayors Holy Living and
DYING snd Lamarine's Geneveve-the former OF the STAN
dard Library and the latter Of Bohna new seres Pato
vol 8; Cicero's Offcis and Kittos Scripture Lands.
Also, large assortment Of Cap and Letter Paper.
Also, Lardners Lectures on Science and Arts Ewbanks
Hydraulics and Mechanics, Benefits Double Entry Book
Keeping, &c &c.
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SALES BY AUCTION.
. ANTHoSY J; BLEEcEEE. AucuOneer;

ANTHONY ]. BLEEcEER. AucloReer
DEREMPTORY SALE OF A VALU-
ABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE AT AUCTION
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER will sell al Auction o
Thu RSDAY, Feb IS, 1851. al u O'clock al the MER
CHANTS EXCHANGE TO ths highest bidder, Ihe follow
Ing valuable PROPERTY VIZ:
A valuable FARM situated al the head OF Huntington
HaTbor Longsland containing p OF and IN hlgn
sate Of cultivation, about onefourtB 10 good timber land
with good apple orchard, pears pums, and small iru IN
abunoance this farm Is ne water prospect with e.
Cities FOR 6shng and cunning The Farm 10 about s. miles
from the city OF NeWYork. communication three times
day By Railroad and Steamboat 10 the said city, aud within
mile Of four Churches Academy and P0st-Ocs the
house good lwOsiory dwelling house having rooms
and q kitchen with pump Of excellent water near the
doors there Is also barn, carragehOuse and other
OuhOuseS al IN good repair For further particulars apply
to tie Aueroneer, Brosd-st or on lae premises OF
jl4lC.eod&6Io' DANIEL OAKLEY.
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Now Ready.
AHIG ALMANAC FOR 1851

w CONTENTS
Astronomical Calculations for the year lS5l.
Nor ing and Evening Slars-the seasons-Cyeles-
Movable Feasis-Jewish AID M0hAmmedAn Ceien'
Ecupses for ls5l-he Planets, &c.
Tide and Star TG5leS-Astronomicsl Cnal ac1en' &c.
Calendars for Tie several months " 1871.
Government Of the United states Executive AID JUDICIAL
Senate OF Tie United Sz,ss Members o. and Duration Of
Osce
House OF Representatives., Members o.
Mileage ofXXXlst Congress, lsL kesson. x,,,
Members elected 10 House OF Representatives, 1AAld
Congress.
billiard Fillmore, A Biographical Sketch.
Governments Of Europe and America
Forrs OF Goverrmert-C -PopulauOn-SqoHs
Miles-Names OF Rulers, &c.
congresSin 1880 sketch o. iis poingL =, ,...,.
Admission Of Calfornia-The Texas Bo0ndary-Or-
gsnizafion Of New Mexico and Utah-Extendlng U.
avs and Judicial System 70 CalifOrnia-Fugitys
Slave Laws-Abolishng Slave Trade Ia the District
BOUNTY Land BIZ. with Instructions ard Forms, &c kc
ArpropriaiOus for The Fiscal Year le5O|5i.
FINANCES Of the United States
Public Debi-Domesuc Imports and Exports.
Population OF Cires BIZ Census Of 1850 and 1870
PIE Dead Of l25o.
Zachary Tsylor-Joha c. CahOun-R. II. Johnson
Robert Peel. &c.
Europe II 1880
Expenses o; The Mexican War.
California r'l2t0. -,
Central America, Nicaragua, and the Ocean Shp-CanaA
Railroads IN the United States. . .,u.
The Length Of each Road, Fare aud ksie poi ~A7'
Election Returns Of The several States for r. A..
State Governments for 1880 Receipts, Expenses &c
Importalious under the TARIFF Of q ana 80 4 lice.
Exports, Imports, and Tunnage q tns ,-. a. IA, ian
'''S' "a 3" ''F" GREELEY 4 McELkATh,
oot Tribune Ofice. Nev.York.
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" To The Trades and CItIzens generally Of

~ 10 the Trades aud Citizens generally OF
New-l erk.-The WEANERS Of Fai River Mas,
now On oltfe" Tor upward Of eleven weeks appeal to
yool % zen who understand the Labor question AID The
enec o. he1oeaons TOO well 10 need Tvs beng pointed out
you hee TOT 1sfsance 10 Withstand the enormous reduc
ton OF TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT on oNr.or1RTEe or OR
sSriRE wxSks now offered BY cur employers confident
hoping neI your sense Of justice and the destructive
duee The laborer 10 The lowest possible minimum OF ages
will induce you TO render us AL the assstance In vour
power TO defend ourselves against their aggresons For
faheI particulars we respectfully refer Vol, M ina Nevv
York Sun. Herald and Tribune Of Januarys0 An snhsrdo
nons 20 be directed to y. J. OTTARSON Trb1ns Cerss
rresident Of the New YOrk Printers Union1 who bes
kne conseped TO act ~ Treasure or 10 the WEAVFRS
~N'"hitfAfs ~ Central e. raj River, Mass. 6fAs
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70 Journeymen Prinferp.-The following Ofhces
have ben reported 10 No paying the Scale Of Prices;
Daniel Adee, lW Futon-si.
John r. WsneT. 81 Ann-si.
WIN. J. Bsrer. POI Wiliam-st
s. w Benedicrs, in The Book Department 10 Spr1cest
az ITO y. J. OTTARSON, Pres't Printers Union
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SWEDENBORG ON DISTINCTION

~ OF SEX and CoBiugsl Relation in the other Life
Last Judgment-Heaven and Heavenly Joy-Correspond-
ences and Repre- sentstives in Hesven-Light IN whch
Angels lve-as also Prof Bushs Plea for SwedenbOrgs
Intercourse with the Spiritual WOrd-his Character and
Claims considered-Repy TO Emerson, &c Price st cents
each FOR sale by DEWITT DAVENPORT, FOWL
Err l. WELLS, STRINGER & TOWNSEND. 81 2hs'
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WIZ. Fl. FRANKLIN, Auctioneer

Wn. H. FRANKLIN, Auctoneer.
HUDSON-ST be sold by
II auction, al the Merchants Exchange. on TUESDAY
Feb. Il, by WIN II. FRANKLIN SON, the three story
brick store and dwelling with back b1iding 400 Hudson-
slot p by 100 ieet-we calculated for manufacturing,
as il has good south light.
The three story brick and dwelling will back bu ID.
ing 40 Hudsonst large part Of the purchase money
may remain on bond aud mortgage. 7f3I%
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER, Auctoneer.
KHNHE NOR RISANIA STEAM ga wv
ANTHoNY J. BLEEcKER, Auctioneer
TWENTY-FIVE DESIRABLE Build

VENW ENVY Two DESIRABLE Build
Il ing Lots on Broadway, Fory-fourh and Forty-hiIh
sts, between Broadway and Sxthavenue, at auction -
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER will sell at auction on MON.
DAY Feb 10 1851 at ~ at the Merchants Exchange,
the following valuable Property, viz:
FoRTY-F oURTHsTREET.-3 building Lots on the south
side Of Foryfourh.st between Broadway and Sixthay,
commencing $50 feet west OF the Sixhay each lot Is by
100 feet inches in depth.
Also lots the norh-s'de OF Forv-fourthst opposite
the above commencing l2 feet west Of the SXthav same
siZe.
Also lots on The north side Of Fortyfourihst, COM
mencng 900 feet OF the last named lots each
gAso lots on the south side Of Forty fourth-s, COM
menciDg 1875 feet 10 inches east OF Broadway.
Also Building Lots and next the southeast corner Of
Broadway and Forty fourh-st, ofyarious dimensions.
FoRTY-FIFTH-sTREET Also, lots situated the south
side Of Forty hst. between Sixth and Seventh avs com
mencng go feet Of the Seyenthav each lot % feet
front and rear by 100 feet inches In depth
Also lots on the north side Of FonyffIh-st commenc
ing 100 feet west Of the Sxshav each p feet by from u 20
81 feet 10 depth
Twoihiros Of The purchase money can remain on bond
and mortgage for years al per cent.
For maps and further particulars Of The above Property
apply 10 the Auctioueer, Broadst 1850 fits
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ANTHONY BLEEcKER. Auetoneer.
TWELVE BUILDING LOTS ON

u Secondavenu Thirty ffth and Fortelh SITS, at suc
ton ANTHONY j. BLEECKER will sell at auction,
SATURDAY Feb g. 1851 at II NJ at the Real Estate Sales
Room Broadst the following desirable Building Lots,
viZ
SEcoND-AvENUE.-4lot Of Ground, situated on and next
the Northwest corner OF Secondary. and Forethst, all
fronting the avenues each lot being In size "A feet 1t
inches front. by SO feet in depth
FoRTIETH-sTREET-Aso lots on the north side Of For
tethst directly in rear of the above commencing SO feet
from secondav each % by SO feet inches in depth
Also lot on the north Of Fortiethst, commencing 10
feet west Of the last named lots size p by SO feet inches
in depth
HiRTY-FIFTH-sTREET-Also, lot Of Ground on the
south side Of Thryhh-st Us feet east Of the Secondary,
size 25 by 9S feet inches in depth.
NDAvENUE Also lots the eastsde Of Secont-
av between Thirtyffh aad Thtysxth sts, commencing
about Is feet south of Thysxthst size of each lot a
feet 81 inches, by leo feet in depth.
Formsps term and further particulars apply TO the Auc-
toneer 4 Rroadst QS28) 7f2
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D. HOLBROOK, Aue-
z ELLY,S HALE PRICE ENGRAY-

HING AND PLATE PAINTING Office l5i sui'o3-,'
n Y.-BooE and Mh gbzlne wOTE. POnFus. mAR-i Di4
Heads Circulars Diplomas, Cards, Patent nedslhs -
bels Also, Yankee Gard Press, lie. pVlnf
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ANTHONY j. BLEEcKER, Auctioneer.
A SSIGNEE'S SALE of THE HOUSE
IN aud LOT q Charlea-st at suction ANTHONY j.
BLEECKER will sell al auction on FRIDAY, Feb Ia, al
u O'clock at the Merchants Exchange the following val
liable properly, by order of the Assignee, viz
CHARLEs-sT.The 3story house and lot of ground known
as q Charesst ~ W. corner Of Factoryst Size ofholse
p inches by A. feet in DEPTH be the same more or
less with extension - feet by y feet making the par
lors on the first floor 81 feet deep finished In good Style
With all modern Improvements for convenience such as
gas &c Size of lot u feet inches by so feet in depth
more OF less For and further particulars apply 70 the
AUctoneer, Broad st. ALMETH WHITE A'SiSa as,
N'ofJ
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A ADVERTISEMENTS sTe inserted ia
IN the best Papers Of o,h-r Ciues .no Town. .:
PALhERs Advertising Agesey, fnbans s1iidans az
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VALENTlNES!- Who has the only
' large lot OF VALENTINES imported this season
STRONG
Who manufactures Ffy Thousand Dollars worth OF
Valentines this year,
STRONG!
Who has Three Thousand kinds of Sentimental Vslen.
tinesl
STRONG!
WhOpublshes Five Hundred kinds Of Comic Valentines
STRONGl
Who offers Valentines at the lowest ptcesf
STRONG!
Then on whom should you call to select your Valenlnes
STRONG!
SO Nassau ct. opposite the Herald Office. silt
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GRAND CONCERT AT THRILLER
OHALL. On THURSDAY EVENING, Feb IS, 1881.
Repealed by general request and for relief OF The
HUNGARIAN EAILES.
The following eminent Artists comprising some OF the
best Vocal and frsrumenisl talent will appear
Mrs EASTCOTT, the fsvoriIe Amerc an vocalist
Mad. STEPHANY. from the Royal Opera Of Vienna.
Mr.. SQUIRES American Tenor-hrst appearance.
Several favorite Instrumental Solo Performers
Grand Orchestra and Splendid Military Band
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR,
be obtained from Members OF the Relief Comntseeg
Hungarian Society, and a, the principal Hotels Music and
Book Stores. qua
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DICTIONARY OF

N MECHANICS-THTS DAY PUBLISHED, No 3,
containing 81 Illustrations. Price p cents.
DICTIONARY OF MECHANICS. Engine Work and
Engineering, designed for Practical Working Men, and
those intended for the Engineering profession.
CONTENTS oF THIS NUMBER;
lRoN-Conclusion OF very elaborate article on JACK
Lever, Jacquehard Performing Machine, Japannipg
Joint, and Joining Timber, Kiln Kneading.
The more We see Of publication tho CONVINCED
that It work of unsurpassed utility" Femsns Journal
d. A. & co. have Just Published:
TREArIse ON THE STEAM ENGINE, in its application 10
Mines Mills, Steam Navigation and Railways by the Art
zan Club edited by John Bourne-Ilusrated with -
steel Plates and 3i9 Wood EngravingF-itO. S.
APPLEToN's MECHANICS MAGAZINE AND ENGINEERS
JoURNAL-Edited by julius w. Adams c. L. Nos and ?
No. or IS per dlus
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The subscriber begs leave call the attention OF Deal
anc ot,rs TO his large and splendid assortment OF
VALENTINES of new ard elegant designs and work
manshir, hch of red for CASH at very low prices
IN 20 sn purchasers Country dealers by sending
their orders accompanied by remittance will be DEAR
with on the most liberal terms their orders promptly
forwarded GEORGE II IVES, Manufacturer,
II lws l52 Nassau, corner SpucesL
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NOTICE.-The First Annual Ball of the
| TAlor's Protective Union will be held at TAMMANY
HALL on MONDAY EVENING, Feb. 10, 1851. Atkinss
celebrated Brass Band is engaged for the occasion
Tickets One Dollar TO admit gentleman and TWO ades,
to be had Of any member Of the Committee.
JOS MATHERS, Secretary
N b. The Committee will meet al the Sixth Ward Ho'
tel on Sunday afternoon HH
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OURTON'S THEATER, Chambers st.


IL oGREss.-PARTICULAR NOTIcE.-Ai The
Of teachers and Others and In order 70
low ALL TO the New Panorama the uniform pnce
OF admission will hereafter bs TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
On Wednesday and Saturday AFTERNOONS, Al 50cock,
Children will Sc admitted at half price. Descriptive Gaia
logues l2i cents Open every EVENING a. w ssnlng'on
Hail, 5s8 Broadway. Doors open Of To commerce ~ u
o'clOck. biW~
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A YOUNG GENTLEMAN and WIFE

obtain board In some pectabe family =
gentleman Will rot dire al home, and the principal requ-
sition will be pleasant society The room must be iur
nithed and terms not exceed eight dollars per week Ref
erences required Address Albert Tribune Ohce 81 81
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a GENTS WANTED.-From 5000 to
200 year can be made IN selling the New Family
Manual 1t l2 ID floor Call address postpaid
Fhe American Family Publication Establishment NY
ms
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~ DIR. X. Haas, fran Hungary, lstely sur
geOn n-ohief Of the Hungarian Army ana formerly To
lessor on Fpdemica Diseases OF the University OF Venna
viii Selver course OF lectures on POPULAR PHfSl-
OLOGY at the New-York Medical College; Ia lStn'ss,
nih 81 O'clock r. NJ. and coalnue on Tuesdays Ihnrs
days and SATURDAYS This course VIII last Two monts,
" lectures without the FIRST which Will be graus
He will explain Ia these lectures many phenomena Oh
palsy ard diseases heretofore unexplained and the action
OF Different remedies according TO physical principles
and gentlemen respectfully Invited Tickets are
to be obtained Of the snors Of the medical colleges and
Broadway al o'clock p NJ. Price OF the course Is two
dollars. 70 II
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[AplEces-the man as waiter The woman ~ Chamber.
maid or Cook In private family INQUIRE AZ 1873 Barrow.
g. In lie rear from 10 TO- O'Clock u IT.
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MOBILES APPEAL.-An Appeal in

BshaD OF the Views OF the Eternal World ard
State The Doctrines Of Faith and Lee held by the BODY
Of Christians who believe that New Church IL gnihed
lin the Revelations chap ~ BY the New Jerusalem, EN-
brsciDg all principal obecuonsi by the Rev ,
NOBLE vol. limo. $50 pages Price, sl'2o This Day
published and for sale by
8fSSTu&T This JOHN ALLEN lS9 Nasfafsl
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pOARD-With good accommodations,
1pcan be had at l7s West Twenty-seyenth-st doors
wesi OF Eighth.sy. i'll Inn
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,gU-YORK WEEKLY TklBUNE,
THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ryzy- pubIic Worship Will be held at the Norfolk 3
Esn,is. Church on SUNDAY, Feb. 9 Preaching by hey
DAVID BELLAMY. Services al lo1 O'Clock A. NJ ana
o'e,oek PM OF IL
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THE FURNITURE of modern house
u in fret neighborhood, between the Eighth and
Ninth will be sold low. The house be rented and
sgreesbe the furniture will be taken out IN board APP
ply at 70 Waer-st. n3tf
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DOARD.-Wanted. in a private fam

Il Dry who do not intend moving lst May next or
where there aew boarders room partially furnished
dinner on suadays) for two young men. Location
not far from Broadway, between Spring and Tenth SITS
Terms be moderate Address, at the office OF The Inb
une. S. c. Al W.
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BOARDING.

ROARD.-A gentleman and his wife,
hBor three single gentlemen can be accommodated with
pleasant Rooms with full partial Board, at 46 Hudson
street Terms moderate. 7f3t+
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~ FrecwiIl Bnptikt Church, Grnnd-st.

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MORROW (Ssbbsih) MORNING, AFTERNOON ana
EVENING at the usual hours Subject OF evening DIS
couIse-The Soul. Whatisitl What It's Salvation Whs'
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-08

ROARD-Att the private Mansion House
AB 81 Greenwich.st Gentlemen with single beds and
Hight airy rooms 81 80 per week Day BOarders 81 pei
week Transient Boarders 50 cents per day. j28 linz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-08

AS Cook, WASHER and IRoNER, by
n respectable young girl, in a small family. Can be
seen for TWO days al her present place, las Ninths