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Religious Notices.

ny, West Reformed Dutch Church fBiccc.s
ccfs.! OF bltecker and stsIAa iuS; AZ
soyyss aksy. JOSEPH McKEE Will take place TO-MOR-
~" ~ ENiN0 seyvces commencing al o'clock Ray
-. Mathews ID D. Marcus Hutton. DID ard Ycy
an asC,asY WI ofsis'e. Services - usual at 10,
~ nesf.M a. sg'
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Apply az no " Wts1-0TH 10 IN lI5 Ul8'Ia0H1 " "
WASHING and IRONlNG-Wa nted,
w by Woman. Washing and Ironing. Young gentle
mems or gentlemen and th,r wNess linen done up in the
test s le The hcSt Of reference eyen Can be
any time Notes shall be attended to. CAL At No 81
broOme st., IA the basement. osN'
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gvsSios Noiirfe.

a, -, 4. sse Special Request CT Gov. Kcssnth,
t1-.,pes Ct he fs,igues Of ssa-voysss. the hu-
a.'r,p AZ, DINNER ts the great Champion Of Liberty
fl w ,a,e pl.es until THURSDAY the 18th inst
-, ,.r.ors having invitations viii please ccnsseT 's
's..., ne,.ee ofths postpone hsn'
JEpEDIAH MILLER,
cEOEGE II. FkANkLlSs
sAMUEL DELAMAIEh, tCoo 81 ths
vi DO0LET, EoeId ca AID
plTRICK KELLY,
HENRY SHAW, ,,,
ssMUFL X MABBATF, /
n. b: BOLN3E5aa tCoa Of Board
rIORENCE MCCARTHY,
WESLEY SMITH, d5 -
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=, a wondroHs Italian InveHiien-ROR TIE
VI DISEASES OF FdE rkiN, PihfLhS,
~ ShSSsALtS. SUNBtRN, TAN. MORPNEW, BLOTH-
"a s, = h'l, ERYSIF ELIAS. SALT Rht N, &c; and
NJ yellow. Dark Swa,ihy o. Red konsh SAn
YEA, Fine smooth and beautiful as yOuns child y
- osly sss0ro you that have seen JcnesS Int
;eh Soap used N al Of the above IN hUrufSNS OF
%evtntye
Hue No le3 ID
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A ) good Cook and firSt-rate Washer and
= Irouer, by Protestant Woman. with good city
ItieiSuces Can he seen tNo days NJ No u Frih ST
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p0ARD.--A few Single or Married Gen
kItlsmen can be accommodated with full Of partial
Bcard at No 10 Poolar-s Bfooklyn Brooklyn Nights,
two minutes walk frsm Fulton FsTy MA im'
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~ Notice -Sieamshp PACIFIC from LlyerR92,; VII
commence dischueing, under general order WEpNhs.
DAY 10Th insi at 9 A. NJ at the foot OF Canal-st
Consumes will please send their permits On board ana al"
tend 20 the receipt of their goods lIneslSeT 20
EDN. n. tOlsi4i4Np y ".
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Boarding.

pOARD.--A Gentleman and Wife desire
ES Board with unfu nshed room. IN private family,
where theIt few other bOaIGers Terms must be
odtrate. References exchanged Address G., Tribune
Oa,cs. 49,
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tS DayiS's Hyperion Is confidently recom-
as Preparation for The hair hai needs hut th
- s..Sh tie fullest coRhcerce IA IFS usefeincs ter
IN 0ard; II RING. No. IA. Broalw ~. As9, iar
~ W " NJ. COiON, No ~ RoweU p b. kNAFp'
,ttvN No. az g snA s. Ncv-E VI; Airs. AYES, NJ.
e,lieR - THOMAS HAYES. Ne. % A,ianiic 81,
!Sise bottles 81 lie
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a FIRsT-RATE DREss AND CLOAK MAKER,
IN capable # t8kng charge, wishes employment IN
respectable house o b nsss work fr private anl-
hes by the day CT week note addressed ELIZA Dress
and Cloak Maker al the oce Of this paper, shall be a.
rsnded 10 fcr three DAVIS d9lts
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nENRr WnIl,,.s- NnoLnneer.


4 ICTION SAIL .-tLOsING- SALE
The balance u n stock of the late l. osSe also
the stock Of Beayerst iobuer ia'oNsnt "i De SOFA ~
publ auction M NJ 81 Grand TIE two stocks
prses complete neDt Il Dry Goods adapted 70 tbs
present The goods viii 10 p0t up IN oss 10 SUIT
purchasers and sold without Sale 10 commence
at 10 O'Clock pfec sty. Toms as sale.
p She sale is % contiaGc ior this week Menhos,
Paramatias Shawls Blankets, THIS DAY Store 90 let
az the above No. d3 MS
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4 = Cook, and To wait on table, by TWO
= u sisters. togs,hor separately one as Cook, The
other wait upon table, &c Good reference given Ca
at 70. iQl l2th.st. dyT'
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and IRONING.-Wanted,

the Washing Of three four families by respect
bic Momsn who understands doug I'D SHIRTS aud all
inds Of fne washing and ironing. and reasonable terms
nply az No 81 Wet 20ih St. in the haaement d9 u,
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OPERA. ASTOR PLACE.

broadway THEATER.-Sole Les
u Sec 4. A MARSHALL; Stage Manager. rHOS
BARRY. THIS EVENING. Dec. 9. Will be performed
lNGOhAR. The Barbarian.
Ingomar. Mr.. Conway Parihcna- Mme. Pona
To cOaciude with The new BGrlesqne Of the
MCDkRN MODEL NASANISLlO:
Or Female Flights for Female RshA
Adpssi on-Dress Circle, 50 cents FANNY and Tint
Circles IS Doors OgeH 81 commence all
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~ Union building AssociatiOu.-A regular
Meeting OF the above Association VIII be held at NO
ChethafnfQuaIe. on TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. ., AZ
oeek printed report OF the Oicersof The Association
will be ready for circulation Mr.. BARNARO VIII OK
piain the object and working ~ Building Associations
Persons desirous OF oning can do this meeting En
france fec 1913 2hl j. PECARE, Secy.
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Wanteo.

Observation-Disclosures, a person
Il y to act as BOOK keeper aud Cashier IN public
benevolent institution IN this CITY IL Will be ssary
a az he fair hand have good oi accounts
he competent tue paraon Of regular financial AMI
siats reports The most undouhted tguy anu stic
adherence to Total Abstinence principles VII he essential
ma OF mGdic age (OheT publications beng t4uaj W
be preferred Salary IRON SC0o 5000 Apply by Letter. IN
u lanaw rfIng Of applicant. stating references. &c 10
ROOk kEfPER.n HoK zoe. y. y. % 3tInIhAs'
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4 ONDON.-The Great Counter-moying

4 ONDON The Great Counter-moying
b DIORADIA ard PANORAMA 4 the GREAT
MFTHOPOLIS WI Opel for the iirst tine .. 5IJIVE-
SAM INSTITUTE, Ne co Broadway, WEDNESDAY
EVENING Dec. TO- - II o'clock. Also ever evening foE
tOIr tine 5alLaf pied; ald "Wednesday and Sat
car a. ocicCA p 81. Doors open hCur HeyOIs %
each exhibition. Admission = csaLs.
Tie bsholcsr win take regular excursion through
and arruId Lon almost Identical with i.se haung
view II the CUsal Palace. ROYal EKeharge, C9st0m
House, fank n Lngland, estmiRster ABBY House u
LorLs, the Queen Residences, Houses Of Parliament
Portsmouth Ransgate, Nargate, Grayesend woolwleh,
CfeeLHch and Greenwich Hospital gOlerset House, toe
Paris, Bf dyes, Lcnnnen's. Square Ile n HEli'
Thar I1nLel lish. Houses the 0a pong Jnlsl satss
s4'e st LaareIee salaiing Osborn Palace, inc J@ehl
Tie rroprssois would resDscifully MORN The public
ist hey Lave been AZ great expense 70 f..s - ssn
work Of and design to It's present. stae ~ 'ss.'
and elcr i 10 the pablo VIA me ial Ds-'4 '' "
viii interest AM Cay titafe iAe seat Ger s,- ~.
~ 10 SAMPSON l. FlCHI, Psol sis'oIs.
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DROUGHAMs LYCEUM. BeoApwAr,

pR0UGHAM'S LYCEUM, BROADWAY,
8 near Rroome st-prosrietor and Manager. John
Brougham.-TfiIS EN EsiNG, Dee ., Will DO performed
the last new Farce of
CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE
To he followed b. thc Tragicai Iragedy q HAMLET
Amer which. A DECIDED NONELfY.
To cor clude with the LIMERICK BOY.
AdmisSon-Dress Circle md Pargaet, 90 cents Family
Cnce, IS. Doors open al O. commence At O'CLOCK.
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u Post-0nice, New Ork.--NOTICE.-Ine Cali
ieIpa Mails per United States steamer EMPIRE CITY,
vsHavana viii close At tins office ~ rU Az The 9th
mat Al p NJ 90 ~ WI V BRADY, PJstmas'e or.
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ITO CLOTHIERS.-W Wanted, a purchas-
M tie oldest ard hes: Co'hlnz store nthe 90 Ish-
rg c'y Of Bridgeport Conn. good oppoftnny tlf t'y
wishing 70 enter rermausnt lucrative huSIoes
Sss BE- rdsced 81 llC or 81 500 Inquire ~ NJ
CRANE No q Nsifss-lane y. Y. OF the proprietor,
GEo W. FORBES, IS Water 81 Bridgeport
@ stTuThG.s
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MISS CHESEBR0'S NEW BOOK,
I'VE will he published GA Wednesday. Dec. 10
DREAbI AND BY DAYLIGHT. A PANORAMA
or ROMANCE, by Caroline Chesebro. With Ihustra-
tons by barley, IN vol. l2mo. Price 81 D.
Nliss ChtsChIO stranger tot literary public, her
tnbuons Prose and TO she leading perodcais
having alr ady placed the front rank "a American
female writers Her inventive and descriptive powers and
lo graceful and finished style evnce her boz OF
serius and taste" Home journal.
Published aud for sale by
do 3, J. 5, REDFlELD, Clinton Hall
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tS Wedding Girts.-A large variety OF elegant ar
tces sGnaslo lor Wedding Presents, On hard and con-
stShty teceIvng by GRO. W. IUfiLE, importer OF
fsucy Goods, Novelties Toys Nc., No So Broadway.
~ 81
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a 5 plain Cook, by respectable Protest
tyours Girl. soodwasher and IEontr, or TO do
general horsework has objection short distance
in TO country Coed reference given be for
days It No 30 st-ay. d}h'
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~ The n. Y. City Temperance Alliance VIII
Told adjourned meeting in IN than Han No. Chat
hsm. rquaie. on WEDNESDAY EVENING. l0h inst, mt
n o'clock The Delegates from the Ward Alliances are
rseUe sted to be puuctual. By order.
dasl. LOEL BLACKMkR. Re- SccIstary.
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Want employment.

A ) CoPyisT, by a Lady whe writes
superior hand Adross j. n. b., 81 this ohce. d. IT.
4 S plain Cook, Washer and Troner, Oh
I v Chtmteruaid and Wairtss, D, a Protestant youns
Woman gOoi washer and Best of CITY reflex.
;, f.ecor 4 floor d9its
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tV- Lectures on American Orators and States
nsn.--W. HAESELBAhrH will deliver n course Of Lee
ures Amer Orators and Statesmen, az Stuyvesant
Institute, on WEDNESDAY, EVENINGS. commencing
Dec 10. Subject of the first Lecture PATRICK HEN
Ry Lecture TO at y o'clock. Tickets p cts
TO be had al all the principal MUSIC aDd book Stores and AZ
tAs door on the evening is 3ts
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10 Second NeW-S ork Building Association
nhttr having been 500 shares taken an ths New f"N
SeeV,tS Asocatoa, PROSPECTUS ~ Altllci On s.Aio
fsn has been issued. ana as ready Entrance zee 20
osAs henthy dues. 50 ~ Subscription books are open
sue etco OF j. BUXTON. Jr., StcrcisrY of the New,
s".s hehd u- Associlion No "a Nof'a villa ~ 81 ana
~ :, hess!s MAhEM.AN y LAT FING'S No. - r0lioa-r
~ a.
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J. HSOENAN. Auoiicnser.
"WEDNESDAY December 10, at 10
w O'Clock NJ a. NJ Ial Pc,rl St near rLiary. 81,
Brooklyn general Assortment 0f Parlor Gambler and
Kitchen Fnnture. Catalogues a. he sales r0,m ths al
trrrCcp DO lie
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II OHSr + r " ORR OF ART,
FOR A SHORT SEASON ONLY.
Now opened for the first tune 20 the American public,
tie vast AI,i5iic MoYIg Painting Of
THE WORL g FAIR,
o. SrroF Of the whole exterior and Interior Of the
nosned Crystal Palace. aad embracing syery
object Of Interesf and about u.
THE EXTERIOR OF THE PALACE
Picture If Surprising beauty and elect.
THE GRAND OPENING
IL State the lsg Of May, 1851 by Queen Ylci0na and
the British COur.
SUPERB VIEW OF The WHOLE NAVE.
from .Ae the end. exhibiting rs gorgeous
sent and magnlhcence, the Nave in all lts 1Its
THE FOREIGN DIVISION,
with al is eleEeut display Oi the products Of every D4On
THE AMERICAN DIVISION,
with dr. play Cles from states
OF hck afded Gold Medals for their superiority
The Brush DIN with itS wonderful exhibition Of art
and - branch tasfe and 4cttL(e
TIE WHOLE TRANSEPT.
with Is SatUary, Crystal FOUNTAINS, and ade Of
4guac.He objects.
HE AGRICULTURAL COURT,
with NcCOTHnckS !an.Ous American Reaper IN al TeU
ard the great stsam Plsw.
BIRDsEYE VIEW or THE CITY OF LONDON
and the Crystal Palace embracing every prominent point in
the eIeat Metropolis Besides-rr lenold u the
YACHT = RIG
in her celebrated triumph Of CO@es the Whole feet
o. the Royal \ -cht club. al
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Cost.

NOR SALE CHEAP-A Horse. Wag-
4 on ois and Hsrpess. Apply at No. is2 Esssr 81.
&C 3TUIhGS'
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NVARSH'S COURSE OF BOOK

NTARSH'S COURSE OF BOOK
IVA KEEPING-220 pp homd-price 81 25-Ths, the
latest aud most beautiful work published on the art
contains complete Of Account Books, Accl Cur
rent, Account Sales &c all printed IN c)0rs (red and
blacs) with numerous examples Of mercantile caicna-
tons; the whole fully elucidatsd 100 of familiar
Instructors, applied directly TO the transactions and en-
and viii be found the most complete and instructive
work published Book. Keeping For sale at the
auhors Counting Rooms for the study and Practice OF
Book Keeping. No. 30i Broadway. This work u pub
Hshed tho style the spsotsh Ian suase Prlce
81 50 Circulars with terms &c Of Dlf 1laiSh course
ofInstTuoto obtained Us above. ~ lm'
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NEW VOLUMES OF BOHN'S IL
/ ' BRARIES. Just received 49,
standnd Senes-LIHE OF LOUIS XIV, by G. p.
II James, Esq-2vols. - .
Standard Seres--NEANDFkS FIRST PLANTING
OF CHRISTI ANITY and ANrIGNOSTIKCS-2 vols.
Classical Seres-OVID'S MErAMORPHoSES, trans"
lated - -.
Illustrated Series-C CHRISTIAN ICONOGRAPHY-
ly NJ purcn Vol 1. BANGS, BROTHER 4 co.
DO JTu1b&S Trade Sale Rooms No. - PARK Row.
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~ uuurary "A Lecture Hungary, ITS Psople and
~ .,r Wi be- delivered On MONDAY EVENING, 8th
bee 1.-THE Tabernacle, Broadway, by Esv J. RAP
uAIT Al A PHI Dr., ls,e OF BrmiDghaD Ehghnd
Tt,s rs c.otsmay had at the principal Book Stores
~ aisi'eE y NJ d2 ftruTbS&N+
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- yuitsd Committees 81 thS European re
euex--i he members Ell the French VI rman, Italian,
mscre.,r' peish AID Czccho Sayish Comm ttes INVITE
rats If all he nations oil Europe 20 NEE, on
70, nnxTxDAY the lO's otDecsTnber, at O'clock BIZ
seakspere Hotel. corner Of Duane and Wilham-
fof participating Al no siea' n,an l@s'9n iof W.
Democracy -. a. he Tinted Committees
-. c. New YORK. Dec 1881.
u sTYs .u.,e laaas Who would concur graiutoasiy
ms great cesonsstf0n vii be slndy iecsl'su WIN
a. thanss Of The european Democracy. Us "
-. a, H~e,.eg OF the We nbers OF the New
Nh Ear held reIs1ant 40 notice. AZ Tue L'prAry o.
~ ~ Insfitufe the City Hall, the following resou-
90 we're unsDDgUsiy acOpied . o.,
"poIred Thst the Bar Of Ne~Y0rk halls with dorght
.ciTsl oA shores Of Louis kOsEGth, Governor OF
,gafy ins great apostle Of aad religious hOsny
Ss,syrh ut q world. Therefore,
"p,eepfd THAT "a COMMITTEE o. fifteen be appointed
!. stst ,ats the New-YcIz Bar, and panake OF It's
is,sssS Tina, the OGcsts Of his meeting be added 20
- Con.,aittse. SAMUEL JONES, Chairman.
S hsnss 3 Gcqe%1N, Secretaries.
IA. following gentlemen were Appointed Committee 70
.Ss,a DuLer 20 Louis KOssuih. Governor Of Hungary,
w." w., Inc part Of the Bar Of New YoIk. ~
49, unCD GEO. BARSTOW
DANIEL LOhD, WI hlts 20 IINE2IISESS'
IN IN Ipn SANFORD, JOHN LIVINGSTON,
h fd,s1 VAN pIJREN DANIEL GOULD,
yUOIir ccsSFN GEO TAILOR.
yy0on nNN T0cIIRAH GEO. @. WATERS.
'o'i'' and uENRN A. CRAM Esqrs.
And on notion: p,cu,pn coon,,,N
SAMUEL JONES, nsn,rS poUJy A''
LANES X. Within. DhNibL bOWnl, .
mr. ihsss Will be heid =. me hoonset INC LID" i"s'e''
o. A. 81. u
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rs.rh. NewEnpland Society in DC City of

tg-The New-England Society in the city OF
,cw-NOrk viii hold It's ann al necilhS iD the tLa"stc-
ion Of busiloss and for the Election OF Ocefs II the
,,,ninr year on MONDAY, Dec a. at u o'clock, NJ al
~. Astoy Hose EpHM KINGSBURY, Secretary
The Annual Adde'S in cOmmemoralO3 OF the Landing
sftle PILGRIMS will be delivered by Hon. GEO s iillt-
LARD Boston, the 22d Dec. at NJ al the Broad
y,y Tabernacle AdmittanCc free.
The socitty aai Guests Will dine at the A,0r use
or III. 2sd Dec at Pm. Members may obtain Tickets
sv.aa az of the officers do TIA
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n Netiee 10 the Journcymen Tailors OF
Nsw-York A Ne etne of tie Trade Society vail pc heid
Al Gsrcks SIKH Ward hOtel o. WEDNESDAY EVE
MING December TO- l8j a o'clock foI the purpose OF
.eeng officers for the ensuing quarter, and Also appoint
nj Uommittoe the purpose of making arrangements
kI tke Second Annual Rail -
JOHN ~ CAULEY, President
Inc MATUFps Secretary d9Ns
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A $ frst.rate Cook and excellent
~ washer and Ironer BY a respectable Woman, with
hest Of references Please apply at No. SoI Mott-st
IN the rear. d. p
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~ -ltO very nae OF ran IN g. m rch eoid hahes-s
rare opportunity for chafes of Holiday presen's-wn
ie sold AZ auc on without reserve. a. the store No 1876
Chaiham- square, THIS DAY truesday) Dee. . a, 10
O'Clock A. NJ ~ "
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MOST IMPORTANT TO THE PUB

I've Lie -Feelnz = an imperative dliy 70 do all IN our
- make KNOW WondtIlu and desirable fact,
That seems cestmed 70 1tlOnze the world has DIS
eOyefy POS yely 25s that tnnhats discAsszs
WaieT All those persons dssIous tEov Tue Of
tcacy II DR.. WAITS NERVOUS ANIfDOfE % Asth.
ma sumption DTOysy Che MIA and al other dfesdfu
clseaffs seen Cd ncBfabe, axe refsgedto
DR.. {. S BALDWIN, No. ~. 7th-ay.
Mason Aitor. Eiq 5I-.t, Harlem
JCha EogaTdus, Esq, No y CisTksonrt
Cart J. d scoe corner OF 4h'aE., sho "a e.
Clnaat Esq. No III PeH[s'
EaLs ChagOt, Esq No ll8 Canal st..
Chas Cercklin Esq No 10 HUDSON ".
J. p Callahan, Esq, no. ~ Pine VI.
John e Horton Isl, No % Nassau-ss
WA &. H0TnisEef. ESQ No II Wallst.
Ga0fge Hayward, ESQ, No. 10 Nassau-st.
GeaTse Hamilton. ESQ, No. ~ s0hst
Bfosss Hav kiLS. Esq No. 10 East ziss-s'
" X. miller Esq., No. 80 Broadway.
DR.. 81 ait0E, No 70 Grand u.
A. Smith Esq., No g Franz fort st.
Chas webb Esq, No 80 West Dth-r
q Vs. VI bter. Esq author u Shot ~ tie Rys. &c,
2o othsrs whOse and addresses be had the
depot printed royal 80 pages No. i9l Hassae-,-
PYom o cents 70 81 z DOttle. deCs'
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4 - trSt-ratc COOK, by respectable
I Woman, fIom Vienna, who VIII undertake the
tue management If TIE kitchen Washing sc. under
stands perfectly both French and German cooking. SPEAKS
To English. Notes addressed 10 VIENNA, tAis Office,
vii he attended 10. d9E
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ELERK. Wanted, an outdoor Sales
u nan with - Gee 20 lead his employer, with per-
RELY s.rct mt grity who understands himself %
ak ng safe sales 10 GrocsTs. Ianutlcurers a1d eie-
ipr prorer arrangements with Ccf Merchants a
different Glay ind engassIent by addressing VI o
BROWN. New York Fost-CllCe. GO -
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UOARD.--A large front room on the
second door nicely farm she'd with pantry attached
with o. without B. suitable for one or Two quiet gen
tsnen Also, sin-le TOo1, with CRATE Apply at No.
ilJ BToome ST. ~ u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-09

A YOUNG Man. an American, wants
n situation at the Baking business AdlIsss b Ak ER,
y O 282 Sfanien. 81 corner Of Canon-st. % II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-09

DOARD-Wanted, by young married
D Cen'lsman. Location 10; above 10th -. PnyL'e
famly preferred Tsrms msdsfate. Gentleman prefers
dinner down town. References VII be s1chaLgsd. Ad
dress p { D. a. Tribune once. d. N'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-09

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bedrooms,
with full oG partial Board can be obtained a. no 5
Eh-aV There ) q bath TCOm the h3us- and pa1lfses
siiachel % tie Stages sll rlo1- cars ass even
tel MINUTES. Terms moderate. ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-09
Amnsemsnts.

SINGING CLASSES.-Mr. WILLIAM
~ BRADBURY VIII give Free Lecture on Muse
Read rg Sm spg by Nciel preparatory - the oehs %
his Glasses for the Winter a No 4l3 Broadsa e':ne ~
Llsrenard 81, on WEDNESDAY EVENING next, at \
cock Ladies ard Genrltmea who wish - Jon either
elementary or an advanced class, Will plesfe %
d6 81 WI B. BRADBURY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-09

ROARD.-Genteel permanent board, at
ID No u Fultonst. Also, tsaaSeRs and dag boaIderE
ala Iu'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-09

4 $ Cook, by 4 capable Woman, with
n best ~ recona endations She uniers, in1s her
busr 50 in az branches. Apply at No 100 East m
81 No d. cct.oBs 10 countu. Do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-09

4 S NURSE and plain Seamstress, by
y respectable Protestant Woman, who has always
been accustomed to children Best IF references ssen
rear basement. % IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-09

4 5 CHAMBERMAID, or to 10 the general
Homework of . snail family. BY a res-e-,hle yorng
v i good Washer aid iIoner. Can be seen az
80 a East iJ,k.si Good reference given. WAGES ;
month ds IL
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-07-05
Getting at a Secret,

The French are a droll people-so their
newspapers reports contain the querrest state
ments. Here is the latest
A Mile de A 80. became indisposed, 50
her father called in the family Doctor, and left
them together ~ .5,s s.. ss.ss..l
The doctor was curious and suspicious as to
the cause ofthe young lady sickness. he drew
his lancet from his pocket to bleed her. but at
the moment he pressed the vein, she ex-
claimed:
'Ah. mon Dieui,'
Mile, ] had nearly killed you,'
Killed met ssilas
'Listenl there he drew out lancet from
his pocket,1 here are two lancets; the first is
for wives, the second for maids. You see how
necessary it is to be carefulin the use of sur
gical instruments. You are maiden Of
course? 1soA ssft1ta esgg.7-
Certainly. Monsieur
'Welif bleed you with Che wives lancet
should kill you--and sics versa. Now Mile,
hold out your arm; this is the right lancet
'Doctor?'
'Madomoiselle@
Take the other one