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NHIDREN'S FEET-A WORD TO

OPARENTS.-Msny children, ~ parents are no doubt
aware are deiomed from relaxation Of the plsnst mus
ces from hc the foot particularly the instep derives
strength perfect trm-durng the early years of
walking leading 10 mslonaon Of the feet aneness and
misery through life. The difficulty admits Of and
prompt remedy and the celebrated Surgeon Amesbury
OF London, says:
M,ny OF the eases Of mock snss and sss
removed easily asa esf.ay b. properly Sustaining
The subscriber during the long period he has been
gagged the manufacture Of Boots and Shes mas had his
attention repeatedly drawn 20 this subject BY complaints
Of children suffering IN the instep ankle md ieg ron NE
relaxation the above named muscles OF The lot ThesS
complaints led him deyselOng before hearing an opn
ion from plan 10 MAKE ule Ooot or snog
support the nstep Of the foot both Of grown persos ana
children His wen known STEEL SPkINO SHANK"
FOR mems boots and shoes was The trs result o. tn deVs
ing and has adced The pleasure and comfort OF many
thousands. He has sIce perfected Aopfms ohanK ior
chidreus shoes which holds the Dsep nED, strengthens
tie whole foot adds nothing TO ue bolk Of the shoe and
'1 rs ssk.,r HIIDRENS INsTEP-SUPPORTERv placed
betreen ne soes Of the shoe has been thoroughly ed
In severai cases Ct weak, lame feet In this City. With per-
Ter sccess ard 20 the Qualification Of all )ncerned This
fac, has mainly nnenced the subscriber N seeeuag MS
method Of making moie widely and p4rtleni afy koown
" bat believes Will prove, whenever tested blessing
10 children and families Medical men, In whose families
been introduced and who have examined las merts
have unsolicited and n oh unanlmity expressed their en-
sIciord Bell MD, OF this City. having used il Ia bis
Asr q. many inventors says u,s5 n'r. cons % n.m
psr., 'sprsg shssts = II Lorr Br9oks Win
here positive coufl emstt b ls muscles . prop
sry rsor their ancons VIII the bones att hgaHsn,.
qusty ard po.rvs tier naiu'ai Pssa Ia d41A
The testimony Of hundreds Of redical men snd well
known citizens might be sdduesd II lhe subscriber hgught
and having desire beyond seeming the attention Of those
who wish benefit their child who easily and
without cost exam ne his Invention accepting or ~
heir pleasure, and who he respectfully nses 70 such ex-
animation h. remains their dierd, &c
LORlN RROOkS, le3 fat2nH
I4fIowcm Opposite 81 Ptufs Church
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PROSPECTUS.
The second volume Of the
NEW YORK REGISTER OF MEDI-
lVCINE AND PHARMACY.

Edited by @. d. Gnswod. MD
VIII commence with the lot Of April 1851.
The Register has now been before the Profession sum
eieuily long to establish In s character and it
has been with the highest degree OF satisfaction that we
have received assurance that has obtained the marked
apnrobalon Of some Of the most distinguished members
OF he Pro ssion In this country and therefore appeal
Medical public for patronage, with the most conh
that by other means could we give go
much for one dollar. go
elegantly engraved portrait Of Dr. John w Francis, one
OF he most venerable members Of the Profession 10 this
countrv. and the second volume will commence with
executed In the style Of the distinguished American
Surgeon Dr. Valentine Mott, with biography accompa
nyiDg each. =.
Eseh volume Of The Register will be complete ia Itself
Containing 200 psges Tor AGO 10 the TWO volumes Tor
one doAT of original and carefully selected articles max
ne II undenisby the cheapest Medical Journal ever be-
Derous hat the giser shall be the bearer Of iae
gepce 10 fhe whole Profession, We come 70 The question
which bas direct bearing pom the point-Wi you sub
scribe Tor III We you simply 10 do theE which we are
Tesovsd ss advance your own Interest Is well IS ours
One dollar i bot anal sum, but with the aggregate OF
mabv nucb NAV be accomplished VIII you who read
this and have NOS subscribed aid Us 10 our endeayoFs
10 supply he Medical public with good Journal al the
esst possible cost We shall look for an alternative reply
We can sill supply back numbers OF the hrst volume 10
new subscribers ard II the demand continues we shall re-
print such as are deficient that who Wish may nave inc
Register complete from the hrsL
Subscription price 81 year inYarla'iy n adVance
Communications should be directed 20
G. D. GRIsWOLD. MD,
care OF Baker Goodwin Co Publishers,
MI IL Thbune Buildings ~ Y.
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A Good Laugh al Young Hoosekeepers
THEGR EATEST PLAGUE OF LIFE,

4 Or he Adventures Of Lady in Search Of Good
Servant. By who has been Almost Worried 10
DeaEhv With numerous Illustrations, from the EaSiisn
Edition.
NOTICES OF THE ENGLISH Press. -
The Whimsical SERIAL gives % =
Ihis ffs sIpsf@1ess u ms P-
hsd have bss1 record AEd they oil ss -. -
% re ladies' tiAefegt -
lis pegs fen = s1'isg ansecotss ard me S0f.
rvai The popui.r pucl cat0ls ~ ne az Li<- 49,, .
Ire a. = refy uIcb feuines 30 g thafAef-y
cal il.-4iVsltafss vas never 7a'
rem, a. {, 3 'i''''lf' II Long BROTHER i3Aansl
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FOR THE MOTHERLESS.

NA-A LADY residing short distance from the city,
where communication may had every hour 10 the day.
would receive her house three or four children and
endeavor to supply them mothers place No objection
residence. no OILS
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Ia MsrcaniiIe Library As.ociatIon, CLINrOl

"a Mercantile Library Association, CLINTON
Hall corner of Beekman and Nassau-stsThe library oil
Tie Institution nbraces over 800 volumes, TO when are
added new publications in the French German and English
language as they appear
The Reading Room contains " American, ~ Enghsh,
10 French and German Newspapers and Pc riooicals
Classes are formed for the instruction OF members In
French Spanish, German, Execution, Penmans1p Book
keeping sc &c &c
Lectures delivered on various subjects. to which
membt admitted al half the usual price Tie Library
and Reading Room remain open until 10 M
Terms 10 Clerks, 81 initiation ana so cents quarterly
dues To Merchants and others, s. per annun.
7sf 4wF&Tu WILLARD L. FELT Rec Sccry.
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IL The subscriber respectfully Informs bic pa roDs and
the public that he will expose for sale Saturday, March
g. 1t he stall Nos and Catherine Nartet four superior
STEERS Of which were attsned By Joseph Carper-
ter Of Rye Westehesler Co and two by Capt Knapp,
OF Greenwich Conn, also some extra hne MU rTOh and
VEAL all Of which he Aaers himself cannot be surpassed
Ihofe who like the good things Of this LIE are requested
to call and supply themselves ALFRED yAhlAN,
Nos. and 6 Catherine MarkeL
All the above may be seen a. his Slaughter House, IL
eivlh.st until Priday ppm ms 81
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understands the of gardening in all it's various
branches Letters addressed 10 p r. Tribune Office, will
meet with immediate attention. mi IT.
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I OST.-A PROMISSORY NOTE
I/drawn by William T. Reid in favor OF William Wake,
al sixty days dated Dec g. for $500 Ths public are eau
mi 81 WIN. WAKE, 10 Resdest.
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old COUNTRY AND GERMAN
Y HNpuTa
Lives there man with soul 80 dead
Who ne 'eT 10 himself bath Ssii.
This il my own, my native land"

WhO ne 'er 10 umself bGth saii.
This Is my own, my native land
Many residents find difficulty procuring sight Of
newspapers connected with the Oc sles they have lea -
To obyfate this Inconvenience public News Room has
been opened at Jos Bowery, tate Mechancs' Is stnte
where the very latest leading Engsh, Scotch, Irish and
German newspapers will be always fund arrival OF
each mail steamer. Lonton- Dsily Times Herald News
Republican Weekly Britannia, Examiner Weekly Times,
Illustrated News, Punch, Builder, Athenrum ttsrsryb
Nonconformist voluntary Watchman Meth dst Pro
yincia-LiverpoOl Mercury European Ttmes Manchester
Courier Leeds Mercury Birmingham Gazele, WEIGH pa
per Scotch Edinburgh Scotsman, Glasgow Daily Mail,
Reformefs Gazette, Dumfies and GaOway Courier
Itsh-Dubl Mail Post, Tablet (Caholic) Belfast, Cork,
ard Limerick papers Also TWO Leading German daily
papers There win thus be laid the tables weekly about
20 OF the very latest newspapers likewise the leading Re-
views end msgs Zines, including Backwood Bentley, Dub
lin University Chambers, Frazer Mechanles Tat THIS
room Will be great boon 10 young men 10 boarding
houses ard 10 early cosers also for making appointments
ard agreeable resting place for strangers Strangers
will receive every information Convenience for wiring
leters materials supplied. Open from AM till 10 M
Closed Sunday Admission 81 cents each Wait Please
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rS- ship ApsIo-Amsricen, for san Fra
o. Our Ward school System In Danger

Al meeting of Trustees of Common Schools for the
feS,p i WSId held TUESDAY evening March T. 85l, the
following preamble and resolutions Were UNANIMOUSLY
adopted .,,. h,a
February n 1891, adopted dram Of law which, II sane
toned by the Legislature win inevitably impair mol rum
our Ward School stem which has become so popular In
I Rsscrsd That the proposed change In the law dspnv
ing he Trustees Of the power which we have heretofore
had consequently lessee ing Their interest IN he manage
ment would be ruin GUS 10 It's effect.
Relred That the Trustees elected 70 perform spe
etc duties aud and ought TO be responsible TO the PEG
pie aud any attempt deprive them OF her power woad
be contrary to the spirit OF our Institutions aud insulting 10
Rsolrsd That the Trustees Of the several Wards
better calculated Gnapge the Schools 10 the wants and
requirements OF the inhabitants Of Their districts than any
consolidated power in q Board Of Education
ResolFed That the late action Of said Board appro-
pArBg the Public School Society the sum OF thirty four
thousand dosrs for deficiencies and al the same He re-
hsng Appropriate the small sum necessary 20 deirsy the
de6cs nces of The Eleventh ard exhibits spirit unwoI-
Bssoissd Thai We have good reason TO believe that
majority OF the Board OF Education consists OF Trustees
and he particular friends Of the Public School Socety
whose sole object appears 10 be 20 bring Tie Ward School
Rs,IrSa Thai The Pubic School Society represented
To the Board Of Education, mrogatng to themselves The
saprsme control and the disposition OF the School moneys
confirms in the opinion expressed year SINCE that they
not only useless but dangerous body and absolutely
irinous 10 he beet Interests ofihe Common School system
Resosed Tts! The power o body 10 provide books
great monopoly and deprive the Schools Of the most eens
kca feature OF having I'M benefit q diferent authors
Neeottto, lust ~ DPsAUI
bas all the control OF the Schools that ought 70 be gwen 10
y ss Il cannot be expected thar body however WISE can
knOw tie OF he several districts " ell as those
living In tie immediate vicinity ssd any alteration Is 10
be made power should be taken fOm the B0Td OF Educ
ton and given 10 the Trustees
q Resolted That the Board OF Education ia managing
Tie Free Academy. have exhibited want Of economy
an rsnmtO0 not general IN It's results, and benefnng
but small ron 81 The citizens and most OF those abe
10 educate their children IN other colleges
10 Resolrcd Toat copy OF he above resolutions lie
transmitted Senator and Representative Al Albany
requesting them 70 Use al honorable means 10 prevent the
passage Of An Act 70 consolidate and dUce 70 act
Ne relative % the Comm on Schools o. the City
OF New-York
CHARLES PERLEY,
HIlGH CRAMRlE
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TWO GENTLEMEN and their wives
Il can obtain Board from the Let Of May in private fam
y near the South Ferry, Brooklyn where no other board
The house is new and lighted with gas References given
and required. Apply TO WILLIAM MYERS, AZ Broad
Yyav Nau.york mo lws
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DLANK ROADS BY GILLESPIE

Il From 8 SINNERS Plough Loom and Anvil"
Professor elssya acnrsbe Road N4Ailg ought
b 10 svsry reading fsr-er and ought 70 41i
boa 10 every eou school 4 the Iaon
Published by A. 5. BARNES Il co,
MI ItD&uW 81 John e.
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AIwife can be accommodated with BOARD In very
pleasant aton III East Broadway between Rutgers
and Jefferson sts Likewise two gentlemen aud their
wives with and bedrooms after the LIST Of May
mi 2Ws
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DOARDING.-TO let, with Board,
I'D suite Of rooms. separate or othsrwIe, in house
where few boarders kept Reference OF the highest re-
spectaby required and given Apply at 76 East Broad
nav ma Inn
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4 SITUATION WANTED-By an
Inactive business man, who has had fifteen years
rence In the of the Publishing and newspaper
business Any requiring the services OF such person
will find him acquisition to their establishment aud de:
voted their interest," Respectable references given and
q moderate compensation only expected. Please address
BOSTON, al the Office Of this paper. mi lws
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as Cook and to Wash and Iron, by a
IN genee and competent young woman. Can give good
city reference. Apply at sc Eat Broadway. MI It"
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a Observation-Disclosures OF DESIGN.

u lO4NAAA n - III -
IN-The Gallery Of The Academy SOS Broad 1ay Opp
se pds 10 now ready for The reception ot flctues O
80 ir 10 usual Hst Of their works on or before M
lh M March IN order hat hey may be Sent lOf o tl'
g. c-5sr of,ls l,aurri J. II SHEGOGUE,
ns st.ua Corresponding Secretary n A.
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Or The Adventures Of Mr. and Mrs Sandboys, their Son
and Daughter, who came up to Town to Enjoy them
selves and see the Great Exhibition By Henry May
hew, author Of Greatest Plague OF Life" &c
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THE NEw.YORK TRIBUNE
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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FELLOWS' MINSTRELS, AT FELL
Il LOWS OPERA-HOUSE- IA Broadway, between
How ard ard Grand Open every night curing e
TIE celeora.ed original and well known Feio~s silns
els comprising Efficient and versatile corps u
"a ard experienced performers under the cecuou o. ;.
g. Fellows whose Concerts 10 this City for ne AZ Joe
rave been received with he greatest favor oy ne es -
fihon Of IBIS great Metropolis Their Concerts cOnss VI
BUrssoue Italian Opera Scenes WHY sayings, 9o.os'
Duets Choruses Dancing and instrumental reforalAnes
on Wedpesday and Saturday Afternoons grand ConcefI
T the accommodation fades and fAHies commencing
- Soe-SSH, a ma
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A S CHAMBERMAID and Nurse and PLAIN
"a Sewer by respectable girl Apply al COZ Fourth St
for three days. mi IL
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TNO DRUGGISTS.-A young unmarried
Il MAJ Who has b. en- IN the Drug buslsss yeat THE
last IN his ty) wishes thain nrrma1enl sllaon
re hrs civ references stesdness
PETE ncy the several Departments % The retail bust
Deis; IL Physican and AcrOuchsur and WOld. II "a
CURED prescnbe for and visit patients for the beneht Of his
tmpoytr. Addrss posipaidl 81. D., Boyds Express. IS
Willsm-st, N 6m 81
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BOARDING.

A GENTLEMAN wishing the comforts
"a % home, and who would be willing 10 pay far
price can DO accommodated IN private iaml' n lhI
teenihsL Address w A O. box 25D Post-Othce nl2 ~
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w ANTS. &C.

4 S Cook, Washer and Ironer. or as Cen
N ersl Usemaid, In = small ivse family by r~s2ec-
ublc young woman. with good city reference Can 10
4. en- at II Prncest, Brooklyn. nj ~
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AS CHAMBERMAID and Waitress, by a re-
IN spectacle girl, 10 wiling take Of children
Can give The best OF city references Call at 50 Houson
Can DO for two days ms ~
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BOARD NEAR UNION PARK.-A

- handsome parlOr aud bedroom On I'd roor, sfnau
rooms r g-nteu -n with full pa'ra Board suite %
roous by the IN Of April Hot and c'id baths IN rs
house Apply al s6s Broadway, four doors above Uoioa
Park. mos
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TWO SISTERS want situations, one as
II Cook Washer and Ironer the other as Chambemaid
and Waiter Both can produce good city reference Can
be seen al 20 Orchard or. In the rear. mi q