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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-01-16
Lewis Brown.

Fashionable Barber and Hair Dresser.
One Door W.si Of ThompsoR's Hotel,
EBENSBURG, Pa.
Oct. "a, lS50-3m.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
.HE GREAT BOOK COMPLETE -
4 THIS day published, the Second Edition oi
LEWIS ARI NDEI..

Or the Railroad OF Life by the author Of Frank FaW
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This IS Daguerreot, ,pe view of life taken all rs phases
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treacs. German, Ia!.ag Gai EEg''sa
49,. .r, Nrgxr AAAYN,

frcacs. German, Ial.0a dai Epg,isl
SILK AND FANCY GOODS
ofu fs sale their NEW STOCK 10Y the FALL TRADE.
e@piSng. ever, department the newest aud ucheSt
nts srd uasura variety and extent by any similar
hNAfasement an the country
Nefas have been spared % render the assortment. II
f'sSes nore attractive chan ever and worthy The nspoc
yea 81 'e'y neichart visiting thus ctv
lac ev'Ia Departments follows
Dress silks,
'easng Of The richest and most magn.fcent styles o,
S1sEhBR0DERED S1s aud BROCAOE FABRICS ever
N@tAla,td, and adapted otRo best o, and town,rale
Aso, neA Ponpadoar SILKS, Embroidered SArINS,
ahAVRES, GGOS DE AFRICS, SATIN DE CHIMES
SlACr, CAMEL EON. R'ch FIGURED aad Watered
@ ~" Antique SILKS. sc Sc al q the Yey la sss je
- Printed Goods
So @ea tars MUSLIN pE LANES and CASiiAiERES,
S~'w twelve coiors. PRINTED ONENfALS. cniuely
1--WE, otdN'eJ expressly for hc best city retail trade
lAlSES. a. '''" ''" '>''" 'N>''N ~"
4So eOmple,e assortment of American MUSLIN DE
asassS ana CASHA tRES, acw dos ns st lowe prccs
n.n Shawls.
,,s osssrmeat, with ample room for sasv. embraces
A. vIts popular styles ~ AmrucaR LONG S4AWIS.
ShSv,,e rewesi ana riches. patterns of >c,.ca LONG
ST real Tartan S..ds, mann tac lrcd expressly
PAIN .-sTIGtel,i Canton GRAPE >AANL>. Frea.h
Ahistr. CASHMERE fsulcd MCklNO, sc.
klNNNnS.
k.ssnPete assortment. G. insisting ul nch tartan plad
,shd ts ur,c n an widths aal S,}lss. Also CAP
NRsCNSNS, BELT RIBBONS. plain SATIN aui Ia..,la
N1PrNSS tanc, rumnR, RIBBONS, IL 5BON-GiES,
p,. Stuii Goods.
Sss p@SA sac and Colonel AlPACAS. Roh Figured Ne
M p.IT n~n ssN. hlo,aoe All tsused forLiNS:
al p-se l.. ~ StkkS, HUNGARIAN CLOIH tlsared
Pm "a Ss.S S@oaAiS LyoneSo aad fAee: CLOTHS
srss- .tleaeA MEhlNO> .nd CA>HMERES. a.so.
'~'tN OF f.a.d STUFF GOODS. new stylss
n.A hosiery
Is - fNiin,nf, 90 Whch Snecla attention i invited.
spA, 0uvh v'arged, n'w occupies sa entire ilr. Hui
hOSIppNa NtN extensive stock 0f tugti>i AM German
SSsps,Ie', hvr the most celesrAied manufacturers.
p" 'ht uv>i cay and iuteIior trade.
Rs.l.A ., laCeS
A. ~x.lsh, Nench and German LACVS. Fancy NETS.
@~s every Disruption
L,,,., White Goods
I'd rs (amhrcS MullS ChcckS. Stripes PLAN
NsSre. W SWISS GOODS, Curtain M0shns, Linen
ke,s, -. =, Gloves
slOypShu ""Inens White. Black and Colored KID
bsseA ee very best quality from the most celebrated
~ ordered and imported apresSly for
Pes,t ~ III Narrow NoyetS. BomhanGes Canton SalAs,
C,sss.naegs ii an and American Scs,nr SIX Gases
,sd g,-sA,s NiA'als, Dress Trimmings On SlAs Eagsh
tsse,, 80 1ngeAnas, French Prints Table and Piano
Al. Also
Di,s.. \. -Sostuen, st RICH GOODS fo, Evening
'sieus iasrscs and latest styles anal
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
DROADWAY THEATER.--E. A.


byMARSHAII. sole Lessee. most grateful tor the pat
ronagt which has successful crowned his efforts begs
leave o. announce that th fashionable establishment will
he opened the fourth regular under has manage
mont. an WEDNESDAY ~ ENtNG, Aug n. i4ot with
a grand ballet, entitled LIS FEES. or. THE CARNl-
VAL DAY IN NFNlC E-hc principal characters by tho
RousSet Famlly-Mllc Caroline Rlusset. Mile rheleSme
ROusset. Mile. Adelaide Rpusset, Mile. Comcn,no kpus-
and MoI RousSct. ,u.edy and other entertain
mtu,s will likewise be represented which those popular
artists Messrs. CONWAY. n2,tge, Whiting Fenno Shaw,
Madame Ponisi. Mis-. Vernon, Mis- Seton, Miss Capel.
MIS- Abbott and other eminent performers, VIII appear
nung the extensive alterations have been made ~
the Interior the 1hpufcr o many thousand
doasthe PaTquei has Teen euargcdt 10 more than double
original the lower tier of boxes has been rebuilt,
the house has been rep4ned and emhellshed, new
fixtures have been ntrduoei throughout the building,
stage tas been laid and other alterations have
lesn made both before and hoLd The curtain with vie"
to consult the convenience of the audience Engagements
have been entered INTO with Native and Foreign Stars ot
the most distinguished reputation and the Manager MI,
during the season present 60 the public the first talent OF
America and Europe New pieces VIII BE- brought ont IN
quick succession without regard % expense "a attaining
the utmost fidelity OF hStnrr illustration and the Lessee
pledges himself spare expense pains, hut To con-
tnue his humble okeItiOns for the promotion ol public
amusement au2j
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
DARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.

ID Admission. p cents children l2l eents-MON-
DAY and TUESDAY. Aug 18th and 26ih In the Aiter-
noon commencing Al O'Clock. a DANCE, Curious LAD
DER FEATS the new and laughable farce, THE FIRE
FArER and the COME pantnmlme, TUE RED MONS
TER Ia the evening. al u o'clock. THE GL ADlAfOR>
the beautiful draua of THE WANDERING BOYS, and
She pantomime OF THE MYSTIC CROSS The CHINESE
OBJECTION. the HAPPY FAMILY. al All hours auo
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
VHE BLoOMER TROUPE have t

honor 20 announce their arrival. and that they @ia
give tbsIr their first GRAND CONCERT m AnsrteDt
Chine,e Concert Hall, on MONDAY EVENING, SepscHi-
Der !, 1851 .
This Troupe composed entirely of ladies' dstngushed
for ihertasuts aud accomplishments, vii perform under
the direction Of ueIcDra cd p3n. since than Afl'a
they have adopted TIE new Bioomer Costume ana Wi
te0utiful dress, esty lady appearing IN different COS
tune.
Tie entertainments "a consist Of Gems from tie ops
ras English Insh Scotch and French Songs. Balltds
tils md QuaTCs In TIE course u the evening" me Ia
dies wil dance several Of the Boomer ~atzes pol
kas, sc -, ,.,.,,. ..ra
The celebrated MILE NATHALIE FlI/ hmhS,
prucllal danseusc from The Operas of Naples 'ehft
Pars and London. has made an fngasenentlo appear
these Concerts and addition 10 her exquisite dancing
will several Of her laFoe Fefns m nrhuhth cstue
made expressly tor these Concerts
new stage has been erected Tor her appearance, and
every Arrangement has been made 10 the comfort
ard convenience Of the autencs II hoped that these
vii prove the mort elegant entertainments ever gwen IA
NeW-fork
The Troupe will make but short stay IN this city as ar
raBsements are made for their provincial tour suso ~
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26

U y A K ID furnished or unfinished
> Room with Beard uay be Obtained m a delightful
itcation p-own. Tie house opposite Iamartine PARK
an contains ai the modern mprovementsgas not; I'd
ana \ over baths and has been newly furnished. Those
desiring 10 find board IN rSclass house, IN one ~ he
most healthy and agreeable parts Of the c.y, vn md
themselves suited eYer respect. AnQr n No IL rest
2s,h.st IhIos OF lines OF STAGES pass the door
ar22
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26

4 : BARNES g. CO.. this day, publish N
n r.TioNaI sFRIEs or SELECTION FOR
HEADING n I've co o2s adapted sa,bo- 10 .s Sf s Er
~ r The pupil BY Richard o ~ r5fnsh nphososbv sr sc
ne ~ te of the author Of these boos' ;. "a is
10 - 1rodac;.ons. Teachers ara ins ts. '''''' "
seLcr-l4s VIII 'A-il--' ~ : BARNES CO.
No q Jotn-st NV 1ors
~ ----1, T. r.. are publishers of MkEins Of-lof2 ~,
.--,-..ar a nc sorcs ln .se hAf o' h.fgl 1
prlaGncfstsnr 80
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26

RgIILINER.-W Miiliner. one
IL ,f-ba 1es a5 FoY.rror \ re c'.e-' nee ap2j
Ttsrsh ore -nr rt,t Il wages -ven S0oigc-t IN to
Trsrfn soy Ir u.re Immediately q ihc liner sore
fc 10 Srrrg 81. al-' -
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26

MAPS Of the STATE Of NEW-YORk.
I'VE -DIsTuRSFLL's new Township Map Of the state oi
NV Nerk &c: sh0Vrg all the canals and railroads.
Also RrRRs County Maps AM the New Yors state Atlas
For sale a, the GEOGRAPHICAL ROOMS, NO H9
Broadway
A new RAILROAD MAP Of the United States ard
Canada NAV also he at he above place, 1 "ticn or
De r. are solicit ed au2b "
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
ANlDOW AND CHILD WANTED
NOUNG MAN.-Wanted, a Young Man

Il TO tend Grocery store one acquainted with the
business None need apply unless uueVceponable refer
once is sven Inquire n No 68l Housion-st OF
Thompson. between the hours OF 20 and ? ap26 II
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
New publications.

VE'HE PRACTICAL MODEL CALCU-
4 IArOR. for the En~uter, Mechanic. Merchant, nc.
Mol Puce 25 cents Compete IN u Nos
THE POCKET COMPANION. for Machn -, Me
chancs aud Fnsiucefs, by Oliver Byrne author of the
Dictionary OF Mechanics. with plates Illustrative Of ne
steam eugGe morocco tucks. Plce ST.
James's new Novel FATE Price So cents
TCARTE: or. THE SALONS OF PARIS f MAJOR
Richardson Price 81 cents.
All The Philadelphia Magazines for September
DEWITT 4 DAVENPORT.
atg6 n Tribune Buildings Nassal-St
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
n S RooK-krEPER in mercantile house in
: SALESMAN or ASSISTANT

- = y IL t. = VI y y oI NcSlp A-N
-! BOOK kEEPER-W Wanted. situation rs sal ,suan
Assistant boukkoCpcr wholesale store. or rs Clerk
~ an insurance Office The applicant young m1Ged
Man. Of STEADY and ndusuouS habits. Unc eptonahle
references 10 character &c &c uoderate sal
;ry and permanent situation expected Address FRANK,
al the office of tins paper 9u2) 2ts
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26

HEUSIC.-A Lady Of superior musical
I'VE tltn. desires 10 give private lessons On the Ham
auo and Gal'AI. With Singing Italian and EnciIsh
Terms moderate Inquire -: Nc. 80 Broadway aas6 Es
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26

A S good Cook, Washer and lroner. By 4
respectable Woman. with best Of re+ere lce.
apply al No z henyyickt between Canal aud Sprns-
-. Can be seen for two days an1j -
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
ATTRACTION al PANO-

n AFN 7 7 Itlf| I'FtN tL "NINV-
NJ RAMA HALL. No 800 BuldwaY -RUSSELLs
nasnifcsnt truthful and novel exhibition " PANOktAa
cf Il WHALING VOYAGE Rot Nd THE WLRLD
IN oren a the above iia about the ist u September
This vast work the labor ~ yc years ~. en pro-
nouncsd by the thousands who have Witnessed is great
BEAUTIES as beng the most elaborate Work Of art c,ereI
hlhted IN this country Jis views Of the CIV 0f New
pedDId, the many whaling scenes and islands IT tue Pa
cfc are fuy bOI.,d BOZ All MO ae conselsant with
them, as being true a. life
Cares Of admission only 2j cfuts children lnder II.
halt prce Tickets be procured at the PRINCIPAL ho-
tets the city
Favorable arangemcn's made with schools ais 7afte,
out of the cIly.
Open at d O'Clock curtain Iises at7l au2 =
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26

1 New Romance BY the Au'hor ot ConsueIo.
TIVE CORSAlR-A Venetian Tale, by
Il George Saud Author Of Cousuelo, Indiana, sc, &c
NOTICES PROM THE PRESS.
The characters are drawn with the most hfehkc seri
business The take place before Uur eyes We see
and know everybody concerned IN them. The whole mar
raiiye from beginning end. drafted rs Il We're fresh
from The Just they are supposed to have
faprcned without prenedi aon hncSSe, or arhce The
translation Is fuenN executed T. presents no difficulty
whatever To- the reader London Auas
Madame Dudeyant the greatest and nobleSt Of
French writers of fiction She has high and comprehen
sye mind great observation and penetration into human
nature lpougiaS JtIfuld
Comnlete in one large gvo volume of 2} pages Price
only 25 cents BUNCE \ BROTHERS, Publishers.
au96 II. No l3s NaSSau-st y Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
SERVANTS IN BROOKLYN-Sltua-

~ TORS are wanted for eight professional pan
good Washers and IrOners Que woman as houseAe AeeeI
thirty coed Housf workers ChambeTmads Nurses, cam
stresses OF Coorcd help, Protestant and Catholic, ell re-
commenced from their last places. Apply at the seec-
Agency No ~ AtantIc-st, South Brooklyn. Also, tTo
Coachmen, well recon mcnded. auzo II
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
STATES HOTEL at PHIL
tflonen tuanlc0 an0 10 foan.

Gl sAnN $500 or 2,000 To LOAN
u I .ttV. on Improved Real Es,ate IN m. city.
m FEE None other viii receive attention MORGAN, 10
v llan-st. between EVltgu->t and Ann opposite ne
Church ans im'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26

ID DOM ; to LET. with fun or partial
q BOARD Desirable Rooms for Gentlemen 1nd tneir
Wives Single Gentlemen can be Obtained AZ ne h4ey
ca'el house NJ PIG Past Broadway. foarh dOr peip"
Cntor-st. The situation IS pleasant ana aLfF am tls
house good 1rder with Lor cold. and shower Bans
\. -.,rsflo Ion \. desir.hl. au2l iw'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26

NURSE. Wanted, an experienced
Nrfse one that ean come wei ~ menled A21iy
tc-,.oen g and u O'clock this morning, az No 81 W.
26;h.s au>o -
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26

EETSIC.-h Professor OF the Piano and
l'E su-rc !-te,y rived from Germany vshe' = nee,
vi;h resp cfaee family 70 board with whore tno. ID
= atfve n.gt r. made cgEiva eat for hs board A
~ ly lcsi addressed o l. l., Iroune O1cc au'o j.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
nor SALE-A STORE, GROCERY
Boarding.

ROARD.-A handsomely furnished front
Parlor and Bedroom. with rarual Beard II desired,
can be obtained Ne ~ Ia. l4h-s, the immediate
vcinry If lICn square. Also, ~ gle Rooms
suz6 aTu1hSS'
s(OARD.-A lady wishes ~ Board in a
respectable family dow lads preferred, where sic
conf have ler -, aiafe room References exchanged
ADCrtss r. y Irit lne O-itc a.-o 81
hNAkn-WaT ia Bruoklyu. for
- sertCE au. e. fNo chi,d-,n 81 ARE Oaa~f -r
lie ss-..eMau SUNDAYS only. Fun s.4ed r,1is e.
: NED IeIrs must ic nt4ela'e- A4--tss y" Z 2
TTtgae cfhet aa-t -
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26

RURTON'S THEATER. CHAMBERS
aP Sr.-TIIS EVENING. Aug %. viii bc played the
popular Comedy oi
SWEErWE ARTS AND WIVES.
Admiral Frank m Mr. Bland Billy ckaday ---- BUrtoa
Chas Franklin. Moorh0JSe Eugonia- Mas Westoa
To conclude with ihe Flrce cf
THAT RASCAL JACK.
That Rascal Jack ..-.--.. Mr. John Dnnr
Cilcc and paru,tte 80 cents Second Ter IS cts
Doors open a. :. t. begin a. o'clock
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
ELFMENTS Of THOUGHT. by Isaac
Amusemcnts.

ITALIAN OPERA al CASTLE GAR-
4 nEN-Max Narctyes NApSSer and Conductor
THIS EVENING. Aux To- ~lii 'e peetnuned tAs Opera
~ LUCIA ni ANMERMOOR
Edgardo -. Sgucr Beam kaynoadO --. &gnor Colsiu
Shtrn .--- SiEnOr f9 ius -NgnOra 4 kosio
Admission n,tf~ uqeu Performance TO CON-
No postpone'uecf account Of ,he weather
NIBLO'S GARDEN. Manager, Mr..
John Seton Tickets so cents, Private Boxes. -,
Doors open al I TO COmIacuce ats o'clock.
Second eeA of the celebrated thoresS aud Actress
Mrs MOWATr Who VIII appear three nights this present
week IN a change of character each AIght
THIS EVENING. August %,
Overture Orchestra
To be followed ty the play OF the
LADY OE LYONS
Pauline Mrs Nova Beau~C ans MI Poster
CLAWS Mr. krsstl Col. Dumas Nr blake
Claude Meinotts Mr. u Nailan-- Miss Hsward
An ntermisson OF twenty minutes between the thrd and
iOuIth Acts.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26

1pOARD Wanted. by a small family. IN
pleasant location With Ward preferred; parlor
and tive bed rooms wanted. Address HENRY r.. ths ot-
- au2G ~
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
yu,O TEACHERS and TRUSTEES of

i PUBLIC and COMMON SCHOOLS.-In press. and
viii he pubSsed the rst ot September, ne and
improved edition Of HAhIS POPULAR SYSTEM OF
PRACTICAL GEOGRAPHY, for tie use ol Public ana
Common schools corrected from the census of 1880.
This work SO long and fAyOraby known among Teachers
has elected The following recommendation:
NEW T0Rh, Tuesday. July -, 1851.
| have long been familiar WIth PRACIl GEOG-
BAPHY ty JOSEPH { HART. containing fun and
Noid.gested arrangement oi Gus'ons on Maps, btuer
adapted Tor Exercises than any other Manual nsed IN ouI
Schools THIS tc worA Will Lc equally appc tOie 10 all
the correct Atses am pleased tO have an oppor-
tunly tco.aHeHd ths Geography too.r COMMON Scon
County Superintendent II Common schools tor me Cry
and County OF New York.
SMITHS IMPROVED ATLAS, With afduuhM Min,s
and corrections from the late ctnsls vel ale laled 10 IL
lustiate iIau's Geography. OADl bUhbiS>' fuO-
hshers, No. 3 John -. "'z''is
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
eretial Notices..
l,-l..,,,..'7,oi ,oiut Executive Committee,
tLi'' S, cn,rd Henry Clay Associations

II lohhSs,,hlv meeting OF this Association ~iii be
~ srs5,s EvENfNG at 3ocl0ck, at Perkins ODD Eel
bed 1His ,nsr ~ of Grand and Center sts.
sxs b4l's & A. Thompson, Secretary
r,ssdav Aug 2C 1851 aull n.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
Silks Silks d!
Latest Importation

Latest Importations
ROW T. y Il Men \ NJ t. T..
~ Nos ll2 and III broadway, New-No5k.
IMPORTERS aud WHOLESALE DEALERS
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26

ROARDING.-Pleasant Rooms with
Board q vesoy-st Also Board Dinners without
hanms. aIJ hn-
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26

AS Cook b. respectable ProJestan
"a Cr who lived I've years with her last emplo7er n
this city Can ie a. No q ChrAt0 0phcf-t a1-5 -
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26

A $ FOREMAN, by Young Man III a soap
! and candle manufactory. He has perfect know
ledge OF the business and worked variety of soap
and candles sad situation for IN the largest
establishments both here and IN Europe The best Of re-
ference be Would have objection Ol entering
partnership with gentleman with moderate meaus
Address W A V. al tins Office au2O lw-
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26

~ Adams 4 Co.'S Express 10 New-orienns.
rvgr tunes a month ADAMS co. dispatch IA Steamer
Epess foT New Orleans with freight for Lpuistna Ala
bapa Mississippi r,Ns. Rates reasonable aud delivery
sran aud usually m advance OF the q. : Nal. Drafts
Nass kc collected ADAMS. l8 Wail-st \. Y,
sa1 sM and ~ Camp-st.. New Orleans.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
BY a Lady in a genteel

E Boarding house or private family where are few or
n boarders Location nsrth Of Rro0mest Best refer
enoe o1n be given aad VII be required Address ~
5ll Bioadwax an16 81
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
a. Carpets aud Dry Goods from Auction u

W. TOWNSEND Co. No 10l Greenwlchs 81 near Amos IN
ve attention their large stock of splendid lhree-py ahu
Ingram Carpets t Cornces ManullaN eVetS Rich Dress
Coos Linens Mems wear blankets, &c. Low puces aud
kIsC sales ~ then motto hu-J ~
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
n. post-OiHce. Sew-Y N o TIG G,IT

yI a. of d. F.-Thc Oflcers and Brothers OF y
snyiI lodge No. 80, / o. of O. f are respec fully
sSeie 10 assemble IN their Lodge Room Odd Fellows
pl THIS DAY Tuesday, at =. for the purpose OF
sA.i, the funeral of Broiher + @ WM A WALTERS.
''"''e GILBERT S NIXON, G..
t.,o. uvsrpotr Secretary au2G II.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
DOuMS To LET-To let, with or

without Board paror. first foor. one cr two bed
rooms Nth privilege sltchenSuiiahc Tor man and
wife without children for a club u tac - three grc
men Apply AZ No 81 AmIty st al-o ~
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26

V7O LADIES and GENTLEMEN
a PRIVATE BOARDING-New house, Just tited
-. very e.eCte location accessible g 1us ess lafse
-aIltI large e-ry r0lEs. sBzls AID dol3e if4seuo ~
unfinished Terms MI Reasonable, and the coI1i-s VI.
a - 1l tines found Apply .. y 5yJ HCcsoi-s',
Isl-ly opposite ~ ND z rars- kipp Browns stAes
ass syery Two rnuts Cuis- good order. and pr)mpr-
;rcc = re The cbarac, ersrs - iiis house aun In
w ANTED-By an American Lady
w CAad t. ard age between and wears.
Ap.ls al No. Lies BToaoway. auZs lt'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26

DROOF Wanted, by per-
son accustomed 70 the duties engagement AZ
p.cof Reader ID a newspaper booS o.ace Address
Tribune ollce. = au1p IL
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
Oante0.

a 5 Cook, ChambcTmail, g., By t~0 re-
Z srecfalle Ciris One e0-rd Cook. and the OF
would 70 as (hanteru.ld gad and irapef hp.h
al s.. lest of cty fleace. A9,y - No. Q, Eist l--h
-. ,no door Eom 81 as. May be- zen llr t~O days.
alSO st'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26

ROARD-A Gentleman wishes ior hlm-
> self. vie two children and servant, Pafler and
Bedroom. with beard. would prefer io-sron west Ct
broa.ay AetweeA Fal;ou and BeecScr SIS Peons aay-
ng uca accoUuo da-.lns please address note 20 n o.
Ir.tlre oi1Ce. References exchanged. au-6 -
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
IVNEACHER.-A Graduate of an Ameri-
A SSISTANT TEACHER.-Ten Dol

lars Bonus VIII be given TO any who will procure
for the advertiser "a graduate of Columbia College, with
the highest reerence suitable situation a. Assistant
Teacher IN the English Classical Department Of some
respectable school IN tins city Immediate vicinhy Ad
dress L d y at Tins office. au21 ~
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
As CLERK-Wanted. situation by a

Nounc Man Ameucanl IN any mercantile business
Would be willing make himself generally useful Salary
much II an object as pemaucncy line addressed
TO W A N Pathfinder Office. No 1873 Iulton.st Will be-
Immediately attendCdto au2b IT.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26

KTARTNER.-A Literary Man desires
10 mite w.h another. IN publ shur Weeky Paper
On new plan which promise success ~ rs nIepcndehc3
and originality intelligent young man oi enterprise
anC literary taste would find the present favorable 0po
tunty address. post. aid. p, b. b. Palmers Ad.ef
tis-r.e orc Fost.n aue5 p
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
10 Washington building Associaton..Th

EVENING, August 29 at O'Clock. at Warren hal cor
Of Oliver and honIysts Tor the purpose Oh electhS
Ulcers and admitting new temhors. large number OF
shares have been subscribed tor Present entrance
Zee 80 cents-monhly dues - so Names, with the en-
fee. be le.t at Charles Nllict No 10 spruce
It II N Hooper. No. 1873 PEARLS. Casper {. ChIds.
No i7S Fuionst, John Hooper, No. l06 Fulton st.,
whtre the prospectus may be obtained a'l2b an
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26

4 , CHaMBERwAID and Waitress, Or to do
general House york ty res pec;aale yor6g Won
~ tn .oCd cry reference Apply az No q Renwcsst. BE-
tween CanaI and SprinEss. Can De seen .1I two iys
AUS
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
BOARD REDUCED at the Private
ata FARM HOUSE. .-tam-

~ les ard Individuals wishing tie comforts Of farm
house near Glen Cove l. Tor the Fall moltns can 20
sccoun Cd ted on n med -te pICati0n 20 te sIsrtF
Is Garage waiting every afternoon on ne Fii' al oi
the Crotan from. FULTON mari tr-sl.c, 3. ccl.c
at.l6 .fJgTheS. CHARLES UNDER!lLL-
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26

ROARD. Several gentlemen may 0e
4 , pleasantly accommodated with Roarlirg AZ No /
Mtnroe-st corner OF ClthaTine-st Payments regnled
promptly aus Inn