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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-10-28
Tennessee Legislature.
Senate.
SIoNDAY. Oct. IL. Is;

Tennessee Legislature.
Senate.
MONDAY, Oct. Is, 1851.
Mr.. BnFrus moved that the report
Of the Bank be transmitted TO the
House
Mr.. DAVIS introduced a bill to irl--
crease thd Jurisdiction of Justices
Of the Peace-read and laid on tile
table.
Mr.. Gillespie offered resolution
thatthe Senate meet the House on
Tuesday, the 2lst inst, for the puE-
pose Of exciting Comptroller Of the
State-laid Oh the table.
EEoss &c Of Representatives.
MIR Aiarphy introduced a bill to
relieve tile people. Passed first
reading.
Mr.. Senter introduced a bill TO
e xempt from taxation salt in the
hands Of farmers, merchants aud
grocers. Passed first reading.
! Alr. Brabson introduced a bill to
ID corporate the city Of Chattanooga.
2 assed first reading.
Mr. Messy offered resolution
instructing the Committee on Ways
/ and Means 10 inquire into the ex-
! pcdiency |of reducing the fax on
merchants license. Laid over.
/ Dir. Morris introduced a bill to
increase the School fund and lol
other purposes. Passed first read
ing, and referred to the Committee
on Common Schools.
I senade.
TUESDAY, Oct. IA.
The Speaker appointedth Stand
ing Committees.
Mr.. Davis Of Cannon intro ducet
a bill to grant County Courts tn
pc wer TO issue SCI. ia. in cases Q
bastardy. Adjourned.
House OF Esepresen :atiyes.
Mea1oyials and Petitions.
BY Mr., iiavron: From citizens 0
Marion county, for a charter for
turnpike, I9I road from Al'qYflqnt t
. Chattanooga.
by Mr., Martin: From magistrate
all ! other citizens Of Maury county
praying an increase Of magistrate.
! and officers fees. Read and re
lerred TO the judiciary Committee
Dir. Gold introduced bill pre-
viding for contested wills. Passe
first reading.
|. Alr- Campbell introduced a reso
luton instructing The Committee o
| Internal Improvement 10 bring in
bill afioFding State aid to z line {
{ railroad from the Virginia line t
tho Madrid Bend, on the NJ ississip
PI river, and 10 the Louisville an
Ma shville railroad, under certain re
stricilons aud conditions. La i'd ovel
| PAR. Mqsly introduced a bill t
| regulate elections. Passed frs
rea ding.
MIR. Dean introduced a. bill t
provide fol tic pay Of Jurors. Passe,
first reading,
MIR. Miller offered<a resolution
instructiHg the Judiciary Commilte
to report ! bill repeating the ac, 70
the punishment OF small offences
Laid overIF
] Mr.. Thompson introduced bill
10 amend the ,ippling laws Of thi
State. Passed first reading.
Air. Pope also offered resolu
ton, relative 10 the purchase of ;
{encc Ter the Governor. Lail
over. III
! Mr.. Jackson introduced abill au
tholising ;Ae Comptroller to pay the
heirs OF tile late Hon, w. 3. Tur
ley the fuEI pay for The quarter.
salary for the quarter in which be
died. Passed first reading.
Senate.
VI CnNpcn.u nok TX
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-10-28

@ The Methodist Tennessee
Annual Conference meets in Lebanon,
on tomorrow, the goth.
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: Senate.
MONDAY, Oct. 20.
Pei,fi.oll.

BY MIR. Payatt: a petition Of citi
zeas of Lincoln, McNlinn, Robert
son, Harleman and Rutherford coun
tie in regard to incompetence.
Bills md Rcs0tutioas.
! BY Mr.. Tedford: resolution in re-
\ gar d to districting the State. Lai(
on the table.
BY MIR. Carriger: resolution that
the Secretary OF State furnish list
Of white male population to aid in
districting the State.
by Mr.. Uarriger: a bill to mend
the act Of 30th December, 1874, and
to increase the jurisdiction of eoun-
ty courts
BY Mr.. Carriger: to increase the
ljuris diction of Justices of the Peace.
The bill to increase the .juTisdic-
ton of justices of the Peace, fepor-
| ted against by the Judiciary commit
tee on Saturday, was taken up from
the table, and the report was concur
red In and the bill rejected. The OBJ
ject Of the bill was to give Justices
of the Peace jurisdiction in cas- les Of
replevin to the amount of $50 and
thereby diminish litigation. The
chairman Of the committee ar ued
that 10 would fall Short of this object,
as a mosbevery case would be appeal
ed from, to the circuit court, and that
case OF replevin are not well suited
to be jurisdiction of Justices of the
Peace.
Mr.. Whitfield offered an am end
ment to the bill in regard to public
lands, which went with the bill I'd the
committee.
Mr.. Fogg presented a bill to con-
tinue the construction of the State.
Capitol.
AIr. Gillespie moved re-consi der
alton Of the bill to id crease the iu-
risdiction Of Justices of the Peace.
Pretailed, and the bill laid on the ta-
BE.
Nousc of Representatives.
MrAIcClary presented a pet; ZION
from citizens Of Polk relative to fees
Of Magistrates and Constables.
ri /. Hubbard a petition from VIII
son Whitloek asking the passage of
| bill to legitimatize his Legitimate
children.
Also, the bill to abolish the Oh an
cry court system, and asked I'd be
discharged from its consideration, and |,
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Senate.
w EDNEsDAY, Oct. Is.

" EDNtSDAY, OCt. ID.
Senator from Knox, presented
the Report of the Deaf and Dumb
Asylum at Knoxville. Reading dis.
pensed with, and 500 copies or,
derfd to BIZ printed.
Resoleea, That the doorkeeper be
required TO furnish each member of
the Senate, q catalogue ofthe names
Of tie mem bers, their births, county
and State, agc, residence, post office,
married OF single, boarding house,
occupation, and county or district
represented, Laid on the table.
Mr.. Tediprd moved that spe-
-cial committee of five members on
tipping ndItipplIng houses, be APP
pointed WHICH prevailed.
Mr.. WoHdafd introduced a bin
to protect tie homestead. Passed
first readingl
Mr. Simpson, of II Humphreys, Of
fereH a resolution ins trucling oiir
representatives and senators to use
theIr efforts 10 have the public lands
IN California and elsewhere devoted
10 equc atlonal purposes. Laid over.
The resolution relative to a resi-,
dence for The Governor was taken
up and adopted Messrs. jackson
rope ! nj iapuston were appointed
the committee. +
IN CoNvESTIoN.
Hon. Ebehezer alexander was
Judge Of the ID Judicial
district by a Unanimous vote.
Hon. Edmund Dillahunty was
elected Judge Of the Sth judicial
district by a unanimous vote.
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DOARD.-One or two Gentlemen and
lb their Wives and single Gentlemen, csn be accom-.
modated with good Board and pleasant Rooms al - East
Broadway. Inquire at 2l5 East Broadway. MID W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-21

r5- Staten Island Fancy Dying Esraoltsn-
menf.- Office, No JOhnst New-fork. rhe fropne-
tors OF this establishment whose Dying and Finishing
have been so long avoraby known to The community
are ready 10 receive orders for dying and cleaning Ss
WOolen Cotton Linen and Fancy goods OF every doscrp
ion Ia the best manner .,x,o,,r,,,s IN
mis- lnat BAkkhTI NErutWo * W.
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g ATTIER,S COSMORAMAS, Second

Ssehes corner Of Bresdway and fhirteenth st-Open
every day fFUm O'Clock IN toe morning I'LL 10 In the eve
ming Admission IS CENTS These works OF eoassi OF
coleeiOR Of Is Views Of Europe Asia Minor Syria lie
Holy Land Egypt Eabia ard Arabia and taken from
HGrlTe and panied In oil BY Pref sATrLER ml7lTgAs
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II PISA gentleman OF much experiences wiz give 10;
streor In the English and Casscs and In Artneuc and
Ire hgher Mathematical with Surveying engineering Nav
igaton Drawing Of Plans Prohes, Charts &c AddIeS
0TEAcBER," Tribune Office H'' Aiu
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DOARDING.-A gentleman and his
1bwifs can be accommodated with BOARD IN yery
nea,en location Al l77 East Broadway between Rutgers
and Jefferson SIS. Likewise, two gentlemen aud their
wives with rooms and bedrooms Aler tbs lst Of May
ma lmf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-21

London in 1a5l-Oue of the most remsxksbls Objects
Of he Exhibition in London In 1851 and in which The En-
glish Manufacturers viii show great superiority, are
without doubt the fine Cotton Stockings Of me manuecfe
Of MORLEY Ladies win thanh ss TO have called their
attention 10 il be informed that every sFes of En-
Ssb fine STOCKING and Hosiery manufacture Il be found
~ he most exquisite quality at LUDLAMS, 159 and 100
Oxford.st, Lospos established since 1850.
lin l3tD&lStW
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EELLOWS' MINISTRIES. AT FELL

Il LOWS OPERAHoUSE - Brcsdwsy between
Howard and Grand eta Open every night curieg the seek
The celebrated original snd W-snown FelloSs' Mos.
trels comprising efficient ard versatile corps oftsen,-
and experienced perfornes under The direction % J.
have be an received with he grese By The elite AID
fashion Of his great Metropos Tr Concerts consist Of
SuTiescue Italian Opera Scenes Witty ssy'nga Solos,
Duets Chorises Dancing and Instrumental Performances.
On Wednesday and Saturday afternoons grand Concert,
for the ofsdies and hsiles commencing
al O'Clock, P NJ Admssion Is Doors open Al a,
10 commence al a. M
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A TLANTIC DOCK MILLS.-Indian

"A 'lIhIN OOOh
IN Corn Flour and Indian Corn Farina dried and manr.
fered By 5tafords Pstsnt Proceases nay % ootsneo
~ respectable Grocers generally IA this CITY ana brcokyr
Indian Gem Flour isdesigned for making Bread ruc'
dnss and Cakes and for mixing with Wheat Rye OF SUCK
whsaI Flour and VIII be found on tA very superior AZ
tc!e tits put double paperet packages OF bs and
70 boxes OF one dozen each =
aIncian Corn RsTina,r an entirely rev and most deli
cous article for making Puddings Mash re and VIII proye
AZ admirable substitute FOR Rice Samp and DO nmony As
Gr article for The composition OF Puddngs This FARMS has
no rial Its put up In h. papers IN beautiful style, and
lr boxes Oh dozen each, at The extremely low Price o.
Ct cents per single package.
The above manufactures Of Indian Corn are peculiarly
adapted 10 the Of the IEyALp enc expenenee mas de
uonsrsted hat DYsPEPTIcs peraze Of tns kna OF
dieg with impuny The exclusives Of almost evsry other
form Of food. It's daily will Improve inc digesnons
correct the bowels and give tone and energy 70 me ~n''
frame. An.
These articles are sold M wholesale by Asssrs Allen
Whtlesey, q sopthst j. NJ Hoyt sons 10 ssn1as-
lonkt and OLA g. Benson, 50 S0uih-sl OF ~ NE mls
Consumers can obtain Of the Groeerss pamphlet OF -
pages, entitled "Remnn on Indian Corn; rs rresSrVs
doc and Manufacture with Recipes for Cooking together
with ie.t,ncnials IN he highest responsibility.
Orders sddrrrsed 70 z BRONSON, Agent, Auanre
DOCK Mills Company Nos. II, H. 10 and y Atlantic Docs,
satSb u 6meod
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HOUSE.-Wanted in the city, by q
IL lady who wishes to obtain House and furnish board
AZ m equivalent for the Address o. h office OF this
parer stating where interview be had unexcep-
uonahle references will be given. mlI2weod'
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4 ANGUAGES.-Wanted a situation as
A<Tescher OF Languages, Travelling Companion, By
young Hungarian who has received Collegiate educs-
tOn in Vienna Hespeaks English French Italian. Spanish
snd German perfectly Can give the best Of reference Ad
dress A. X. No. l55 Bowery Post Office. NIL IT.
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AS CHAMBERMAID and SEAMsTREss, by
IA raspeetabe Protestant young womsn. Good refer
soee given Gail at the corner Of President and Smith ,s
Bookiyn. III ~
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I .AWYERS.-A young man, an Attor-
EL neY In the Supreme Court wishes a situation IN
spectacle Law Office either Partner Clerk The beat
OF City reference be given Inquire Of CARPENTER
L MONTEITH, 70 NasIEu.sL MO ST.
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pOARDING-A gentleman and lady
Dcan be accommodated with parlor and bedroom,
font Of Broadway likewise two gentlemen with single
rooms 81 ga Broadway. MI -
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~ To TaiIors.-A person having large expert
snre AZ nraceai Cutter wishes to obtain situation or
voud pish nom 81 $4,000 In some responsible house
sesdv eslahished or would connect himself with some
psnon Of equal means and influence. TO establish new
- Adarass A. A ID Tribune Office mil Std
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BOARD WANTED.-Three or four
4 Roen,leroen VnIsb 10 procure furnished rooms. with
bTesffssi and tea the Vicinity OF St. Johns Patk Ad-
dress p and w, box COS POst Office. MO pa
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TNAILORS.-Wanted PARTNER

n who furnish csih capital Of $4,000 TO $4,000. to
join with the subscriber ia purchasing concern that has
done very successful business for the past ten years,
where be has been employed foreman for the last eight
years. The principal 10 retiring account Of Ill health
To middle aged OF good busne tact either pTac
who take charge Of the books this Is
a rare opportunity. Address T. b MeDONOUGH, Trb-
inttrVieW Nc
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I ADIES.-One or two Ladies, of good
n address, education ard character may find gentee
employment in out OF the Guy, by addressing A AL
MER CO., Bsrcay-st We have number Of lad -
operating successfully 10 the business. References to ce
gymen or other respectable parties will be required
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NNARSH'S COURSE of BOOK KEEP

M ARSH'S COURSE of BOOK KEEP
I'VE MOTHS work the most beautiful published
on the art contains complete set OF books printed In col
ors forms and mercantile calculations with thorough
cOuTie ofexpanaons dated 10 correspond with the ranf
actions and entries go PIP octave, 81 IS bound. For sale
the authors counting rooms for the Study OF Practical
Book keeping SO CedarsL Sent per express or in paper
covers per mail any part Of the United States This
work published IN style In Spanish Prospect
uses of Mr. MARSHS Course Of Private Instruction OBJ
tanned as above. Terms, $25. ml2lmF
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As CHAMBERMAID or WAITREss, by a
n respectable young Woman. Good references. Can
20 seen for days at Is Hsm,on-s In the NIL It,
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ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN can OBJ
~ tsin pleasant Rooms with Board, Al As BoadsE Ref
eTences exchanged mis- lw+
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CHEMIST.-A practical Chemist, pos
~ sessng many very valuable recipes and who is also
good mechaEican wishes either to engage at salary,
where his services will be taken equva
lent for capital Address CHEMIST, Tribune Office. for
week. ml87r
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COACHMAN.-Wanted, by steady,
" capable man. with the best OF city reference slHa-
ton coachman and groom. Is willing TO small
flower vegetable garden. Call al "a Sixth av 10 the
store m202tt
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BOARD IN WILLIAMSBURGH.--


ID his wife and one child, 2 years old with respect
shIe pTivafe family In healthy and pleasant location
Wbere one large small rcoms can be had or par
rrishsd or unfu nished house would be taken without
hoard please address "Davsn Tribune Office, with rea
name location and terms which must be moderate.
Pm wv
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-N1EW-YORK TRIBUNE.

-,,e NrW-YORK DAILY TRIB uNE ls PUBLISHED
SnrrvERY MORNING. SUNDAYS EKCEPrEDl
.ar TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, CORNER or SPRUCE AND NS-
sAu-srREETs. OPPOSITE THE CITY RAIL-,
.aavs,sd 10 City S1bsc bers Tor i2l Ceno per weel
hen they prefer they pay In advance a. me ices
~ rnontha or q year al the rate Single cOp'Is
49, rents Mall Subscribers Five Dollars per sa1iu 10
srsnes Subscriptions taken for Ak D1nlhA roi .n1
s,rfhs 81 So Three OOlsrs IN sdvsDcs rSscieo ~ ~
rh.ares win Country Newspaper Daily fsPSrs r.
sssved this ohce whose terms are Mgno' '"@" '0V
- Frbune are not allowed any difference
NFW-YORK WEEKLY TIKI BUNEs
/. VERY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY, 70
shished ever Saturday Morning. al NE 'oW Price O -
- snuuln IN advance. Eight copies iof GU OF twenJ
es TO one address for So and Tue paper 10 10 case co
sred beyond the time for which ttbpsio Advertisement"
sthis sheet VIII be charged - co. r me eacn hse'non'
THE SR9II-WBBkLE TRIBUNE
=, r.hlisbs5 sverv Wednesday and Saturday morning
- "a nar ANNA Two copies for 30 Ten Tor w
sdverdseuents cents line each insertion
TIKI NEW-Y0RK TRIBUNE
FoR EUROPEAN cIRcULATtoH
.ohshed 90 the departure Of each msi Steamer f ~.
poo Prcs6 eta acopy or 81 per year poFsge Included
THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
COR CALIFORNIA OREGON AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS
"a pabshed on the departure Of each Mail steamer Tor Una
ere Price, 81 cents per copy. :. ,,-.
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HOUSE.-The owner of House
II Of the first class az Lsmartine-plsce, Twenty
ninth a. between ElghA and Ninth ayeuues) DESTROYS
to let psr Of II to small family; the location IL not
passed BY any IN The City having private Park In 'front.'
and In very desirable neiehborhsOd References OF the
fret will be given and required Persons having any
boys from to IS, need apply No bin the hIuse
apply above. nil lvF~
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A y CHAMBERMAID ana WAITRESS, OF 10
ado fine washing and ironing by respectable Protest
Ant young womsn Has the best Of city reference from her
place. CAL at IA feminist In the rear-between kli1h
ssd s1th avs. Can be seen for two days. MI III
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CLERK.-A City Retail Clerk Wanted
Va young at present in retail store stleas II
years of age of good character haots and address, with
frstrae talents for business and who would be willing
devote his whole time in making the acquaintance of city
retail dry goods merchants, and influence their trade
may hear of coed situation at liberal salary ia large
obbng house in this city, by addressing with references
" MERCHANT," box LAS p. o. ml9 Sits
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WANTS, &C.

AS CHAMBERMAID, LAUNDREss or plain
IN Cook by q woman qualified for either Apply Al her
present place, geo Prince-H.. nv ~
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Wanted in Land Office, Boy
ASabout IL years old. Apply at 1856 Nassau 81 TO J.
HANES, room I'd floor, from TO 81 AM NIL IL
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II ITHOGRAPHERS. - Litlorgraphic
IIEngravers wanted at ENDICOFrs 80 Beekmsn st.
20 good woikmen constant employment and the highest
wages given. Apply az above. NIL IL
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a SEAMsTREss In private family, by
very experienced girl with excellent city reference
IL competent to cut and BIT chldrens clothing Would at
tend TO grown chidien or act as ladies' maid Gail "A
SxIbBv. In the bookstore. ma IT.
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DOOMS WITH BOARD. - ParlOrs
awith folding doors to let together separate aso,
pessaut Rooms the second and third floor Privilege 81
ml9 w.
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~ Two Large Boxes Of Goods. marked Rob-
egt sverberg Jersey City, were received iron Baltimore
In January. The owner 10 desired call and receive
hem at the CSice Of the Camden and Amboy Railroad
eomppsaby' On fAer l. N'''" ' A. DECKER, Agent.
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As Cook in private family, by very
Inexperienced mddleage Woman with excellent city
Ssssnee would hslp s,wsshing and ironing Gail y "a
esthay In the bookstore. nal liz
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ysz- Notice.-The departure Of the Steamshp HER
NAM for Southampton and Bremen Is postponed uni
skTURDAY 29h inst. at neon, when abe will posuve.
sail from Pier No. 5, NJ r. mig o.
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70 Castle Garden, and II Broadway.-fhe
Subscriber late Of the steamer Bay State having leased
he shove aud furnished II throughout will be happy TO
meet bis friends and the public generally. free lunch
tsly, on and after April lst DAVID GARDNER
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BOARDING.

DOARD.-Board wanted for a gentle
Oman lady child and servant psror and two bedrooms
required Applicants will please describe and
mice Address box 2 698, Post Office m2l It,
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As GENERAL HOUsEMAID, by a respect
"a sble Dung Gid; is good washer and iro0er Good
reference required Gall a. 26 Ezabethst In the bsck
room on The 50 hoor Can be seen FOR days n not
gagged. m2l It.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-21

A GENTS.-100 Agents wanted to sell an
L n improved edition OF Wells LAWYER and United
States Form Book This ia The NEST valuable Form Book
published; 800 pages In strong binding. Price
duced from 81 TO So cents Our Agents making from
$1,000 to So, 900 per annum.
ml2 l2tt WELLS co. SO Nassau-si.
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re- i. q. q. F.-The members Of EMPIRE CITY
LODGE, No 40S l. o o. + earnestly requested 10
sivDd the Regular Meeting THIS EVENING, as an i'm
po,tsnt amendment to the Bylaws will he considered.
WIN. ANDERSON, Jr, N @.
WIN Z. RICHARDSON, Secretary. lI*
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AS Cook, and to assist in Washing and
a. Ironing, (frequredl BY moss respectable Protest
yoorg woman Hiss The best Of city reference Can Dc
-Nee m2l IL
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LVlRE PROOF STORE.-Wanted i'm
medately n good substantial Fire Proof Store In the
peighborhood Of the foot of Canal-st Apply TO
MO EDWD. X COLLINS So WauEL
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GENTLEMEN and their WIVES, or
~ Single Gentlemen. be well accommodated. alter
the Let Of hay with Board and pleasant Rooms win The
privilege OF Bath Room In ST. Marks place where they
msy expect The comforts Of quiet home References eN-
changed. Irq1re Al D Ailen-st ms lmF
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n AD-Wanted, in an office in Wall-st.,

h/a Lad about II years OF age who can write good
books to when temporary employment viii be given Ac-
dresa 6l4 Post Once. n%V J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-21

ROY.-.Wanted smart, active Boy
about Is II years of age, general clerk in dry
goods house. Apply a. 20 Cedar-st. NIL IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-21

ITO TEACHERS.-A Boarding School
Il for sale situated within 80 miles Of NevYork y nal
been n operation years and has never been more nouf
,hing thsn at present To person DESTROYS Of engaging
In the above business rare opPorunilyls 70 oon
with the good will OF losg established business essa
payment Of $500 would be required Address a D. "
Tribune Office. n<V w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-21

A G Z N T.-Wanted an active young
"a middle.aged man, having at command S25 TO act
travelling agent. One with the above qualifications will
be paid 81 % 81 so per day and all expenses with
curfty for the money for sixty ninety days. Address
AGENCY Tribune Office with name and place OF inter-
view. Reference given aud required. NIL IL"