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NO. 4 APPLETON'S MECHANICS

MO. APPLETON'S MECHANICS
NMAGAZINE.-D. APPLETON & co. publish, this
day. the Mechanics Magazine and Engineers Journal OF
Natural Experimental Philosophy the Arts and Sciences.
Edited by julius w. Adams, Civil Engineer. No for
April with numerous Illustrations. Price q cents.
Mailed 10 subscribers in part Of the United Staes or
the CaDadss for s. per snnum
MECHANICAL SCIENCE Longitudinal Section and Pro
lection ofhe Engine OF the s. Steamer Pscihc-wilh u
iustraIoos Engine OF the U. S. Steamer Pacific Aut
haepge Machine Sefactng Drying Machine-w1th IL
Illustrations Messrs Dunkin Farry's Improvement IN
Steam Engines-with nlustrahonsi Napiers Improve
merits in Apparatus for Separating Fluids from other MAI
ters-wih ulustrHuons Deakin's Impr )vements IN Ma
chne and Apparatus 10 be used in Rolling Metals aud In
the Manufacture of Metal Tubes-wth Illustrations;
Hardings improvements in the Manufacture OF Buttons
and other FasteniDgs; Evenps Improvements IN the
Manufacture Of Metal Tube for Locomotive Marine ard
other Boilers; Samuel Ess improvement in Machinery
or Apparatus applicable to Carriages used on Ralways-
with Illustrations; Apparatus for Cutting Stone illus
traiions; Useful Hints Ventlation-with lllustra-
tons; Tracts on Bridge Building, No. 2-wlth uusua-
one Cause of the Breaking Of the large Castlron Beam
In Stockport Mill Epeland-with Illustrations; On Rail
wsy Carriage and Wagon Sprngs-with illustrations;
Improvement in Forging Iron-wh illustrations; Force
Of Waves; Mechani = ~ the Million, No. 2
Misc Ple-DriVng by Atmospheric Press
ure Dr. Potfss system Further Application OF Centrltu-
gal Action to Manufacturing Pnrposesi On the suosnu-
ton Of Flax for Cotton in the Manuacture OF Cloth; New
Method OF obtaining Elaborate Metallic Cas1ngs Chem
istrv Applied to Arts and Manufactures
Review, Patents and Correspondence m5l lus
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.


rur NETWORK DAILY TRI5UNE IS PU sLISHED
TVERY MORNING. SUNDAYS EACEPTED)
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sAU-gTRTETs, OPPOSITE rHE CITY HALL.
.nd delivered 70 City Subscr Tor "a Gents psF uesk
~ wheo they prefer they pay IN advance al the Desk
Ar str months OF year at the Single copies,
ywo Certs Mail Sv5scrbers Five Dollars per ennum "
xsyxncs Subscriptions taken for SIX months for three
scnths 81 So rhree Doars In advance required IL al
exchanges with CO1n,ry Newspapers Daily Papers 70.
.syed At Tits ofco Whose terms are higher thar aose OI
gbe Y1bUne are rot allowed any diGerence.
NEw-Y0RK WEEKLY TRIBUNE2
VERY LARGE PAPER FOR The COUNfhfy -
gabisbed evey Saturday Morning, a. me iow pics on -
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cpies 70 one address @ and ne paper 10 40 csfe con
nueS beyOnd the dime for which tits PAID Advertisements
fos In sSeot Will be charged - es 'sr hne eacn nse,uon
VHR sKMI-WEEkLI TRIBUNE
A. rzbYabed every Wednesday and SdtUrGag mor1lhg-
pytre e9ner aupunn Two copies for 70 Ten fcr t<D
Asvert{,enrents cents line each Insertion.
THE NEW-Y0Rk TRIBUNE
ToR EUROPEAN CIRCULATION
On nh.had ON the departure OF each Mail Steamer for ~
ool Prizes 81 copy, q per year postage Included
THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
ron CALIFORNIA, OREGON AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS
n published the departure OF each Mail Steamer for Cha
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pOARD.-A suite Of rooms on the sec
Jond floor, and rooms for single gentemsn can be OBJ
tanned by applying al "a East Twenty hird-st ma lm'
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A TTENTION.-The undersigned hav-
Apg The Furniture Of large Boarding House, pro
poses TO families and young men seeking soero iJl
rlnN or union house IL which locality, price OF ooafa'
choice Of rooms &c can be 90 regulated a. 70 slt at
Gaze Of conducting the house ard use Of Furns rec %
charge Address for three days, J. ho"AAD III ~.
Once 49,
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To the Medical Professsn-Jssl Published Part y OF
DRAITHWAITES MEDICAL RE-
DTROsPECP-July to January, lS5l.-fhe present
number OF this Journal will be found equally interesting 70
the profession with its predecessors containing a. does
res have been made In the Medical Sciences within The
last ak months To the active practitioner 40 less than 70
the student, the work is invaluable.
for the whole aeres No to o. In Nos SIS 5o bound 10
vols, tls, invariably In advance ,, n.,,-,
I7flavDklmWd l07 fnton-st
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CRGND CONCERT AT THE FEE

GRAND CONCERT AT THE FE-
OMALE ACADEMY, BROOKLYN, ON TUESDAY,
April I, ie5L-Hen r. GRiEBEL has the honor 70 an
noupce ha his only Grand Concert tins season viii take
place At the Female Academy, Jorhelnonst, Brookyo,
on Tuesday evenn the lat Of April when he VIII be as
sisted BY The following art forming an array OF saent
vocal and instrumental equal to any before presented 70
the Brooklyn pubic: hias CAROLINE hIFfEhTy ~
peruisslon Of I g. Hambiia. Esq siguor LORfNl OF
he Italian Opera Company Aston places Mr. RICHARD
HOFFMAN, the celebrated Pianist Herr HIGHLAND,
he eminent Fsgottst Maestro GIUSEPPE NIcOLOA,
the distinguished Composer, and MAX MAhETZEk, as
sisted By the Orchestra Of the Opera
House. greatly augmented for this occasion only Ad
m!Aree 50 cents For further particulars see small bsf
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BOSTON BOOKS-ON SALE AT 600
lI BROADWAY, OPPOSITE BOND-SF
De Quincy, the Opium Eater; Biographical Essays
hiscellaneous Essays the Cesars Each 10 cents
Tho Annual ofseenthe Discovery, lsol VI -
Old Red Sand Stone By Hugh Miller. 81 -
Foot Prinls Of the Creator. BY Hugh Miller. VI
Poetry OF Science By Robert Hunt 81 -.
Tuckeman's Poems. IS cents.
Robert BroWninRs Poems vols ~ ..
Twice Told Tales BY Nathaniel Hawthorne 2voll
Memory ard Hope q Book for the Beresyed: 81
ANsON ID. Y. RANDOLPH,
MI Steods $50 Broadway, opposite BondsL
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POARDING.-Pleasant Rooms, suita-
Dshlsfr 6eulemen and their Wives or Single Gsn'ie-
b. had l57 AdamsSt, near the Fulton Fer-y
Brooklyn. mSo In
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DOOKBTN6ERS' LEATHER.-Thc

ROOkBIN1EKS' LEAF dEh.-ln No
AVsubscriber has on hand and Is constantly receiving
English eoored Skivers eolored Calf skins French Tur-
Key Morocco Russia Red Leather Stated Sphs and Call
skins, Book Clolh, Marble Paper and every article 10
qnired for Bndery. Always on hand large assortment
of Geo Dudeys superior Bark SkiverS Blank Sheep and
Law Calf Skins Al OF which are offered At the lowest
market prices by JAMES COOks ZSot fesri-st
MI Inn
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AS CHANBERMAID and 10 help take care
xAof children or has objection TO do the general
housework OF small private family, by young woman
Apply q my present employers Is FnsIsv Can be
for two days. mSl IL
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DOARDING.-To let, with Board,
ND suite Of rooms separate or othervise, "a house
where few boarders kept Reference OF ne
.RS'~''" 49, M In
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ROCHESTER KNOCKINGS EX-
Ii POSED-Wlll be published on Saturday Morning,
a volume containing the Exposition OF The Mysterious
Noses as produced by the Rochester Knockers Price V
cents each copies will be sent by mali for ST. Ths trade
suppled a a liberal discount Send your order TO
mz9 81 w. II. GRAHAM, 40 FuitonsL
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&TTUATIONS.-Wanted situations for

Cseect Protestant servants In every capacity Ut the
s the only reliable agency in city for the procuranee OF
Protestant domestics NJ B-Worthy servants are given
places free charge, and none others are encouraged
NH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31

AS CHANBERMAID and WATER, or
IN General Housemad, by Q respectable young Woman
has the beat OF references Apply lls Avenue D. Can
be seen for two days mSl II"
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WANTS. sc.

AS CHAMBERMAID or Waitress, is accus-
Atomed 10 tale care Of children and plain sewing.
Best reference Inquire 1893 Twenty tourths1 be-
tween Eighth and MIMI avs. mSl lt'k
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DOOMS.-Wsnted, two Rooms fur
IAuisbed for an Office In the Fourth with with
out board. Terms moderate. Address "A. b. ~
Eighth-sv srd Twenty fourih-st mol III
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u The Mechanics' Institute hiss removed TO

~ The Mechanics Institute hiss removed 10 the
large building the junction Of Division St and the Bow
cry. n Bowery,) and will there opea MECHANICAL
MUSEUM and POLYTECHNIC EXHIBITI0N, a. soon
the necessary arrangements be made. Inventors
and Africans DESTROYS 10 bring their works into public
will please communicate with the Actuary. The Ii
bry and Reading Room has been tssteay htted up,
The fret foor ana Is open for members and appren
lces
Terms Of Membershp-s 90 Initiation fee, aud 81 90
yearly dues. Apprentices free.
Strangers and seafsrDg are invited to visit the
Reading Room their pleasure during their stay 10 the
City. ZAD0CK PRATT, President
T. C. DoDD, Actusry. m2S 6teod
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DOARDING.--AG Gentleman and Lady
I'D can be accommodated with parlor and bedroom,
ont OF Broadway the second door Likewise two gen
temen can be accommodated with single rooms, a. oz4
RoaSssv ~ m9 o.
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DARTNER-Wanted, a Partner in an

III Extraordinary Exhibition, now ready. S1eleei-
Historical Scientific and Moral and designed 10 Interest
All denominarors Of Christians Alao the map address
M D. Chsihan-sqnare Pcs, ofiee, New.forh, post psd
m5i %
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AT ROGERS'S NEW FANCY

"A n " VI r n - > NEW rhNCl
hsToRE, 40 Broadway. has Just been received new
and splendid Stock Of French Enshsh German and Chi
Reticules WOk Boxes Writing Desks, fort Fonos Port
Monnses Pen Knives Card Cases. ke, kc ke, together
Hygenique de Paris Mr. Rogers In connection with nis
extensive Bazaar 10 Oxfordst, London. can and deter
Broadway ne Cheap Fancy Store Of he City where The
and fashionable articles be had At the low
est possible price. ma 4tsrkM
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= Manhattan Building Associatton.-A meet.
ing VIII be held al the Crystal 28 Grandst on MONDAY
EVENING March ST. for the purpose OF eecting officers
and adoprRg rules. OSCAR r. HAWLEY
m29 1s President pro tenn.
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CANVASSERS.-Wanted, few active
~ intelligent Men to solicit applications for Life H.
sursnce for the Union Mutual Life Insurance Company
Office 81 WAlLst, Jauney Court, I'd floor ms 81
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DOOMS. "A suite of Rooms for gentle
men With private table II desired, may be had al sS
Greene-sL, ueer Cllnon-plsce MI Seodf
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CONCERTS FOR THE PEOPLE,
~ The HUTCHINSON FAMILY, comprising Six
JUDsOE, JOHN and ASA,
CALEB, JOSHUA and JESSE,
Respectfully their old feads snd the citizens
generally Of New-York, that they will give their first
MUSICAL sOfREE al the Tabernacle, on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, April 2
yleh collection Of NEW SONGS will DO introduced,
IN addition many old favortes Interpreted with Anec
does Defamation general remarks upon me sub ecg Of
Heslb Det Causes Of Insanity, its Cure, lie, a. The
whole 70 conclude with the NEW SONG, eziiked
TOE Good Time, coming right aloog"
Prices within reach OF al, and 40 hey should be- VIZ
Men Is cents Women, IA cents Only. (n accordance
with their relative wages Tickets at Music Stores. and
Tabernacle on Wednesday Evening.
Doors open ~ 81 O'Clock 70 commence u u. Further
particulars in Small Bulls, snd JuA particulars Al the time
snd place u entertainment M
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gentleman and his

lBwts can be accommodated with BOARD NeIy
rleassni location AZ III East Broadway, between knefs
and Jefferson sts Likewise, TWO gentlemen and tneI
wives with rooms and bedrooms amer the Isl Of May
ma ms
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Democratic Whig General Committee.-
A Reaular Meeting OF this Committee will be held on
TUESDAY EVENING April I. at "A O'Clock, a. Broad
way House. By order JOSEPH NJ. PRICE, Charm
H s.ss,, sSyp EEL, Secretaries. msi 1t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31

1Vl A county gentleman having hand several
thousand dollars VII purchase good First Mortgages on
New-Yorf Brooklyn or WiIsmsburgh lots, at N der
ale discount Mortgages Of very small amount or hsv-
ng many year. to run w not be obecisd well Sc
name address and hall particulars By faesdsy evsning
ms IT,
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~ The members Of the Industrial Home AS

seciatiOn No.. L. are hereby notified that an adjourned
Special meeting of The Association will be held at National
HAL, Csnal-st on TUESDAY Evening" April Lar, al
O'clock, consider the proposed amendments 10 the Con-
sttuuon. CORNS. A. COOPER, RS. m3l 2tS
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BOARD WANTED-The advertiser is
~ desirous OF obtaining board for himself wife and
child sbout years oldl with respectable private
family In an healthy and pleasant location, either IN the
upper part OF this city In Wilamsburgh Brooklyn or
Jersey CITY, where they have large room room
and bedroom adjoining. Address J. D. c. Tribune once
with name location and moderate terms. mS Sts
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A s HoUsEKEEPER in a private family,
My an American woman Reference given Apply 81
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DARIS MANTILLA EMPORIUM,
n 2si BROADWAY.-rhe above-nsmed premises VIII
be opened Tuesday next, tho FIRST OF April with an en-
sRns OF Mantas from the most distinguished lubricants
OF Paris. In devong his attention 10 the exclusive Inn
portaon and manufacture OF hese elegant appendaees OF
ladies' attire the proprietor deems necessary TO observe,
that while hs conss p study will DO TO present the very
latest and approved fashions, he 10 also determined
that cheapness shall be leading Characteristic OF bis esisb
shmen and being connected with some OF the verf ht
houses In the French Capital he possesses unusual Ac
Ties for accomplishing these obj ecs Novelties viii be
constantly received by every European steamer The In
speclion OF ladies 10 most respectfully solicited.
m3l az GEO. BULPiN, 35i Broadway.
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~ A Card.-An erroneous statement was published
had unjusy taken possession Of the house No lis Fourth
Itis sufficient 10 state that have had the verde. o.
inv An favor Of right premises, and
ss,h nv family In the undsgubed possesnon thereof
where nv patients may hereafter find me.
GEORGE o. GUM, MD, lis kouIthlt.
N.wyorh March 28 1881 in3l 2tS
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DOARDING-67 Varick-st. near Sc.
e Johns Psrk-A large room on the second SOY VIZ
sTge pantry attached either furnished unfurnshed
suitable for lady and gentleman snd one on the miro
fooy Immediate possession can be had H.B.-No 70
moyal on the frat OF May. M "
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TUITION.--Ay young lady of superior
IL qualifications Teacher Of the various Engish
branches of Music and OF the Elements ofthe French Ian
Rusee wishs stu alton Assistant In Seminary In this
city, or as the Instructor OF class Of pupils 10 private
family. Address personally OF by letter TO JOHN s. e.
ABBOTT, IS Lafayette place or TO JACOB ABBOTT 200
Greenest New York City. ms u
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BOARD IN WILLIAMSBURGH.-

IDA gentleman and bis wife and two single gea-
Jemen ear md pleasant rooms with BOARD a. 50 first
a. one minutes walk nom Peekshp Ferry Boais run
every Eve minutes during the day. mo I'm
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~ Every RIan bis Own LanGlords-Laborers
Mechsncs Merchants Clerks and he public generally are
requested attend the frat regular meeting OF the Mount
Vernon Building Association which bids fair TO ahead
OF all others In existence 800 shares ts
kep and 10 confidently expected that 500 more VIII be
subscribed for on WEDNESDAY EVENING, April I'd,
al "A M. National Hail. Cansst All questions asked will
be cheerf0ly answered. JNO. G. BUCKBEE, Prest
Gro. w. Cooper. Secretary. m3l 3t'o
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CHOIR.-Wanted, Soprano Singer in
Va Presbyterian Church in this city, from the first Of
May next Address HUDSON, tribune Office. mSl II
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LADY who has for some time been

n LAD VINO mas lot SOino LlmC ucCu
EAenesFed IN Teaching Music IL DESTROYS OF obai iag
B. ard IL family where Der instruction IN Music. with TIE
u her Piano (which hn- cnel would serve A.
con peusaioa Tor Board. Address 5. ). once o
The Tril une m5l IT.
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nOARO IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.-


D7wo gentlemen and their wives furnishing heir own
rooms can obtain from the Let Of May, board 10 healthy
Brookyn in small private family References given and
required Apply to Il. d. oRhsBEE, qs BroStwsy'
New.YOrk mo osJoo-
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Ovants. male and female, seeking respectable situations
In first private families obtain some very de-
sirable ones at good wages by applying immedlstey 70
The Employers and Servants Protective Agency" l49
0rand-st, corner Of Emst ms 4teod'
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SOUTH BROOKLYN.-

ROAhD In DhOOhL N.--A gOhtlO-
- man and bis wife can obtain Rooms and Board amer
desirable location. within I'VE min
ues walk OF the Fulton Ferry Apply Immediately az -
East Broadway, n. Y. me- W.
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TITO LET.-To single Gentleman, two
II Furnished Rooms, large and small adjoining Ia
private family in Bseckerst Broadway. Address
ROOMS Tribune O6ce. m@9 3.dH
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NOOK, &c.-Wanted in q small private
family two English, Scotch, American women, one
AZ cook aud suudres and the other chambermsd and
waiter and assistant lsundress Good city reference
quired Apply at so Eleventh-st mSl IT.
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DROADWAY THEATER.-DOORS
hopen all; 70 commence a. "A o'elock-Pnoes Of Ad-
mission 70 Dress Circle AID PsrqueL 50 ets Family Cir
ee ard THIRD Ter Is es Gallery lzt en- Pvsls boxes
rs and o. THIS EVENING. March 81 WI be performed
The HUHCHBACK.
ChHcrd .......... Conway Helen. Bennett
70 conclude with The Comedy Of
PERFECTION
Lawrence Paragon. Whiting Kate 0Bnen. Miss Bennett
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&I10 WANTED.-Any man having
R ltO el46 to loan for q few months, will be given
security for the and So per month for the OF the
same. Address LOAN" Tribune Office with place Of
interview. mSl IL"
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Lecture on Recent Events In ltaty.-A course
OF Lectures will ne delivered on the ABOVE oy
Col FoEBEs the Evenings Of Monday, Slst instant
si "A o'clock the Chapel Of the N University Tickets
for The snge Lecture 90 cents TO be hsd a. the
door. ml9 5f Sal mon0 Weo
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OFFICE FOR A PHYSICIAN.-A

~ suitable Bssement msy he had, with Board desired
Also a room for Gentleman, ~ IA Eleventh st. few
doors west OF Broadway References exchanged m5l 81
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POOM.-A very pleasant Room to Let
u Ahom lat May, without board, to one or two young
men OF domestic habits good opportunity 10 any vho
mSl slt
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HOUSE.-Wanted to hire or purchase
small neat and comfortably arranged house IN some
cripron and terms and possible reference 70 parties in
the cityIaceuained with the property, box rs PosOhce
NeW.YOrk. ma 4toouN
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EACHERS AND PRIVATE PU-

I PISA gentleman OF much experience will give In.
strucon In the English and Classics and In Arithmetic and
the higher Mathematics with Surveying ngneerng, Nav
igation Drawing Of Plans Prohes, Charts, &c. Address
4PEAcHER,n Tribune Office. ms Inn
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Te the peaf.-Coniemplsted Removable Lutte
NERB Ear Infrmary for the Exclusive Treatment ef Ear
Diseases viii be removed the lsl Of May 10 S7l Broad
wsy During the interim be be consulted from I'LL
al 5s Bros6way entrance through Waisrburys Furnish
ins Store ml8 lms
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- Americab Insritute-Farmer's Club

regular meeting will held the Repository, ISL Broad
way on the lat Of April next al Noon Subject Indian
Corn the best modes of preparing It for food Crafts
Cuitngs Seeds will be distributed some seeds from Cali
forui All who have good seeds ano gratis requested
20 bring and exchange for others Strangers are
specially invited. Admission free TO all. mSl ~
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CANVASSERS.-Wanted 100 Canvass.
Oers for Gleason's Drawing Room Companion.
ma8 So y. FRENCH, ISL Nassau-gt
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BOARD WANTED--On or before the
Dlsi May, in private family, where the comforts OF
home NAV be enjoyed by q single gentleman CT literary
occupation Location west Of Broadway, and not above
Bleeckerst Beat Of reference given. Terms moderate
Address ALLISON Tribune office. mig 81
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BOARD WANTED-By a family of
I'D four persons in pleasant part OF the Seventh Ward
from the lat Of May Address A Y this Office. NIL 81
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DARTNER.--A person having sl,4Oo in

Sssesmar 10 sell patent article and psientnght-
Bslsry good commission given. Also agents for New
tx, ". j, and WILLIAMSBURG. Good men can really
make SIS to Sloo month Good men are wanted and
others iced spIly address, post paid JOHNSON,
81 Nssssu-st. N. Y. Room No s. m2 ST.
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1t is remarkable,
that OF all knowledge
the o important,
the knowledge of
ourselves, is the
most neglected.
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THoMAS WATKINS ESTATE Notice is
IL hereby given. athst the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified as Administrator Of the
estate Of Thomas w atkins, late of Monroe counl
~. deceased. WILLIAM WATKINS, "A
Nov. IL, 1851. Admir-.
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Sale of Delinquent Lands and Town Lots
'8N FOR TAXES,

YHNHE following 10 List of Lands and Town Lots and Parts Of Lots with
"a in the County OF Monroe, returned delinquent by EwD, SALISBURY,
Treasurer and Collector ofsaid County, for the Taxes of 1850, to which
is added the Interest and Penalty due thereon, and the Simple Tax of 1861.