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IA Frs and PUBLISHERS, No 81 JOHN-si..
Nsw-York have Just Published the Second Edition VI
PULTE'S HOMEOPATHIC DOMESTIC PHYSICIAN.
Containing the Treatment Of Diseases with popular Elk
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NJ ID.
The demand for this popular and Treatise
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improved edition which the Author has made import
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treated OF the first edition Few works OF this nature
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OUTLINES OF CHEMISTRY, for the use OF STU
dents BY William Gregory, M D., Professor OF Chem,s-
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the Second London Edition revised corrected and en-
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Chemistry in the Eclectic Medical Institute. Cincinnati
Price 81 IL. .
This beyond comparison, the best introduction 70
Chemistry which has yet appeared The directions Tor
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The and price OF TINS little work. SIS well as us IN
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Also THE NEW AMERICAN SPEAKER; c9i-
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CTFAMROAT ARROW. Notice d

STEAMBOAT ARROW. - Notice Is
~ hereby gwen pursuant 70 Resolution fths
ers that tie Steamboat ARROW, her Tackle, Apparel
ami Furniture will be sold at Public Auction on the 2Oth
day OF November. 1851. at o'clock al the house OF
County Of Rockand The Boat, IN the me Anime Can De
seen a. the wharf. IN the village Of >yack
Dated November 3, 1851. - =, ,,,,r,,
JNO. GUkNEE, Directors.
ns ,v. DAVID ID SMITH, }
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ITALUABLE PROPERTY at AUG

VALUABLE PROPERTY at AUG
IION-The Commas Oners appointed BY the heirs o.
CLINTON PETIT deceased, Of hocka~ay. Long Island
VIII offer the following property al Auction 10 r1t:
The Homestead Farm, containing oy esumailon aooui
400 acres 100 Of meadow IA Of wVod, the remainder up
land There SAID farm story and attic Dwelling
House containing II rooms well aud csern near the door,
" Isabella grape and shrUbbery. number OF run
trees barn house and ether necessary OUT ouia
ing, Tie buildings pleasantly situated about q1sH
OF mile from the shore, wLere there good sea o4h
ing rods north Of the house Is grove WHO W.
small expense could be made beautiful and eooi
Also Farm lying north and adJoiInng me 800 "a
ing Of about 40 acres with 2story dwelling noesH "a
barn built within i've years. Also ~ acre" ""N -'
l,lpg about mi z. from the above farm al -. If ro
Also 3quartsr sections Of Prare land isl - 80.
hsT land II tow lots and fractional lo's vis 40 "
town Of Hue son, Mclean Co III i..a q. THURS
The sale OF the above property VIII axe Home
stead Farm TITLE indsputsble. Sale POSITIVE II 49,
the purchase money may remaA 90 ~ Fr further
,io ,no1rre Of either Of he undersignsd or Of
IiGIiE Ne 70 Henry ST., BIooAyn' "Aei' nm "
the properly may " HIGBIE WestbEy,
IOsEPH DORLES, Hampstead,
,,,.. FIIAs HICKS ROckaway.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
TRIPLER HALL-Tlckets ONE DOL

u LAR
and INSTRUMENTAL FESTIVAL ALFRED
'AkLI h9T vIeDaa az 6Ss s0gsaya.ee n Anerna
and on this occasion only viii appear in the same EnisT
Prime Denne slsnorna B srErFANoNE. sgnora
A BERTUCCA, SONORA X PIC9. Signora COSTINI
Pnm lemon Sisnor BErTINI, S,gnor S. BENE-
Primo Baritone sigpor c. BADIALI
Primo Basso Senot - COLETri and MISKA HAU-
SER the eminent FIohnIst AIDED by the powerful Or
CHE IRA Of the Aston place Opera House Conductor,
CARD -ALTRED JAELL has the honor of presenting
TO the public ofNew York the PTograme ohs first Grand
Musical Festival and proud to call their attention 10 its
richness. variety and rare combination Of Talent which
will mpart TO the contemplated performance unusual
splendor and attractlveness
PROGRAMME.
Grand Overture to L'A,sedio di COunto " Full Or
chestra. Rosslni
. DuO-FrOm DOnizett's Opera" Bellisano." ~,
. Grand Fantasia sonnambuia' tor Piano, Thalberg
Senor,na .saanOne.
s. Grand Fantasia (trs, tine) Lucreza eorgia,
Expressly composed for the OCCASION and
Rom s Msicadaa,s Galsmsn i.N' ''A4''
: ale Dance dss Fees. Of Bomenihsi s,fr's I,~II
IL La Bananier-Negro Song .-..------,
l. "KOssu,h March" by NJ Hau.er Full Orchestra
Brindlsa" from Verbs Macbeth SIgrs Beuucca
3 II Normann in Parigi, from Doni1et,i lir:t
spnto Genu" from Donizettls FayOnta sisr settin
t.psey Poisa thrs, timsl......-.... Alfred 'aeu
g. Duettino from Mercadantes Giuramen
to-----------Sxra b. steifanone, and Sgra. K Poo.
Romanza from DonlZettl. Sig Badlau
Bird on the tree"-wabing the Lesson taught by his
Mistress composed and executed by MlsAa Hauser.
Tickets OAe Dollar. To be mad at Scano1ths VIM
Hall Son s. Jolies Vaaderhecks aud kefkses Breu-
music at the hotels aEd at Tpler Hall Sat
urcay 18th inst from ga. NJ. until 4 P NJ and ia the
evening The giand Piano Forte fOr the occasion from
EraId. Pans and the property of Mr.. Schuoerth Co.
Broadway
Doors OPEN at l. Performance commence at o'clock
precselv nil
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A PRACTICAL TREATISE on DIS

D,rass AskS Of the SEXUAL SYSTEM, by EDWARD
edtss ~ = Editor VI The Scalpe|: 273 pages. eighth
psSrsi pnee ~ The London. New-Ycrk aud Boston
arc nj swnals remark DR. Dixon has written much
Ia % VARIOUS branches Of surgery he has identified
ire son with this depaxtmeat of professional learn
with more difficult and abs,ruse cases are treated Of
Ton 10 ability indeed he has secured atten
tssst ss Rsss N the volume, and prepared practical
snfes msnch u science that places the profession
SesSti 4, oohsstons. The November number Of The
AilSsANCE, SHERMAN 4 CO. No. Astor House
A..~.i nd literary coprunir atoms vslafiar = Iir
clssS w % sit Al k,utors i,siuspce No IN
''"e so<Ss "esI % broadway. nj In
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ELOCUTION, &c.-A Young Gentle
\ man of fine attainmens aad ample testimonials
an5 Eocutcnist and Teacher, viii be happy to serve
Schools and Colleges who require his services Full
particulars be obtained BY applying postpaid. or per-
soRally TO II. WILCOX'S L. S. School Agency, No.
293 Broadway ME ~
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ID Krmp Ancfinnaer

X C KEMP Auctoneer.
i UCTION NOTICE Elegant stock OF
~ valuable Rosewood and Mahogany Cabinet FurEl,
tnre 10 he sold without reserve by order Of Assignee and
hers for whom II NAV concern. THIS DAY at the large
Hall in the broadway Casino formerly the Chinese Muse
UNI No 500 Broadway. between Sp1ng and Prnce-Gs.
The under sig bed would invite the particular enton OF
the trade and houek generally TO tins magnificent
stock of really beautiful Furniture which not 70 be
celed IN quantity quality and style by any public sale tins
season and article Of elegance snd ntuy
usualy fOuud In the beat furniture establishments
These good have all been manufactured for the city c
ton trade and Of the most beautiful styles snd hsn
ar, ~ the veTy best quality and work manshp and
ais snc IS the largest and best assotneAs VI sood
subs,a al fupuTe suited 10 The wants Of both city and
eouptrv purchasers that can be found II this city.
mn ID X C. KEMP, AuctIoDeer. No. % Nassal-st.
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RI Operative Bakers Industrial Umion.-A
s'.s;,l Meeting will be- held at their Rooms, No. III
ccrsnd.st on SATURDAY EVENING. for the purpose
Of Iscpg President. Secretary and two Trustees BY
QUIZ oia ~ n. '' JOHN z RENNE, Sec pro TEN.
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DOARD. -Gentieme can be accOmmo-
ID dated with Rooms and Board or Day Board at No.
55I Pearl ST Terms moderate s28 lms
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ROARD.-A fine suit of Rooms, with
- Board. may be obtained by applying early at No 81
Anl'y st. The family private and Will require the best
rfeence None need apply willing 20 far price
nl3 3ts
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d. s. HoUGH. Auction

d. s. HoUGH Auctoneer.
THISF friday MOHNlNG at II o'clock,
all the handsome Furniture Of a family leaving for
n South every article sold the highest bdder At No
40 Greenwich ay splendid Sofas Sofa Bedstsads Ma
hogany Walnut and Maple Chairs, Carpets 10 Naho2ahy
Walnut and Maple Beds eads Mahogany and Walnut
Bureaus variety of Marble too FurniluIe Dining,
Card c, en- Pier and Fancy Tables elegant Feather
Reds Rosters and Pillows Hair Mattresses, Psror and
Cooking stoves Cutlery Glass Ware &C. (rain or shine
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nRAFTS-For any amount on sale, pay.
- able in any part of the United Kingdom PArces and
forwarded every Of he world by the For
eien Express If EDWARDS. SANFORD 4 CO., at Adams
& Co.'S No. 10 Wal-st nj ime
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EOuESTRIAN ADJUSTMENTS. =

IL EQUESTRIAN INSTITUTE, WILLIAMS
BURGH open day and evening for Exercise RIDING aud
the reception Of pupils This Estahshment-ihe largest
in the known world under the supeunteudence of Mr.
Witty efficient aud able instructor IN any branch OF
HOsemanship having had years experience, both IN
Europe and this county THIS Inst be visited
realize he extent and gnIceHce of it,
Fifty and horses frequently exercising IN the rng
evening. which presents appearance I'M
rivaled by anything OF the KIND known
Hours for tuition and Exercise Riding for ladies' from
te5 NJ A card of address previous TO c3mmeacing
of riding ladies' and gentlemen. from 10 III
every evening.
No gentlemen admitted during hours appropriated for
ladies'. hlO I'M
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ROARD-At No. 9 Safest "A suit OF
- Rooms the lower floor fronting the Battery,
ard Offering excellent accommodate for family, to let
with Board Also few single Rooms for gentlemen Be-
ing the bend Of the street this is delightful section
all seasons and protected from the cold north and west
winds. ni3 81
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THE ANAL ELECTRIC ENGINE,

Il invented by Professor PAGE. viii De further exhibited
at the Society Library each evening" Of this week At
o'clock Professor MApES will lecture upon the subject
OF the Invention account Of the lbors and de-
monstran the complete success of DOc Page Tickets
al the Library rs cents nil st.
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ITO LET-A pleasant unfinished Room,
i with Board. TO Man and Wife without children
Terms moderate References gwen and required Apply
to No. Chefry-st opposite FTankn-square NIB ST.
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70 Notice.-MENTAL ALCHEHI .-Prof. VII
LiAMS, the great mental Achem'st VIII commence
an, CIV 10 Is said that by this Application OF atmos
easric ectncity he produces wonders II what is sad
~ G be true the learned well the curl
oss will have an admirable addition TO list of amuse
.nts and lectures to interest and amuse them nl2 It
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WANT PLACES.-Best

- Of Cooks Hou.emalds, Sesms,ressss Chamoermaids,
Muses. Mattresses &C. &C. OF Men wshers az once
,,s ~ aE Ro,s ~ office ~ A'rf~de T~lccs, 80 D..
once ,.r good Servants New York Employ msni once
No 17s Bressssy lGHh'l TP sAUNDsks
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Uann1.

A PERSON of business habits is wanted
IN to engage exceedingly lucrative business Iht
annlcapt must have at command at $780, and good
reference To that is willing to travel opporunt
realize $4,000 IN perfectly safe business offers "A
dress with name W s., Tribune Office. nl2 IT.
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q. MOONEY, AuceiOnesf,

q hOONBf, AuceOnoef,
EIOOTS and SHOES-3g0 Cases. An
- assortment of Boots. Shoes and Rubber adapted e
the season, on TUESDAY, al 10 o'clock. VI, az store
No z23 P.ars. Also prm. assortment for private sale
at lowest rates al No 223 Pesrt corner psit-s New
York. sue 'm
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~ Henry Arcularius, Office No. City Hall-place
pl4 81

IL Spiritual KeveIatI0nS.-WM FISffbUUGH
vii dee discourse on 81 me recent ana renIk aole rev
vay few doors above Niblos, SUNDAY next. az 81
NJ seats free and a collection taken. MA "
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professional Notices.
Hlonep Uanleo and to Eoam.

&JD ONO $4,000, 1000, $4,000, to
Any amount of money will aIne The mortgage Of
real estate where the secnr,y IS aieqra'e The most
uaTtcular an paid he lesg 9f houses and COLI
lection Of rents hODEhiCh LhwhENCE,
nl3 3ts ~, ID Nassau-n.
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4 S NURSE and Seamstress, or as Cham
IN bermaid and Seamstress, by a respectable Young
On an Has beciion to make herself generally use
mi nm rcspec,able family Address A p No 81 HUDSON
80 Ia d" nl3 Sc
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As CHAMBEaMAID and fine Washer and
~ Ironer or as Laundess, by respectable Protestant
Cl with The best of city references from her last place
Cali at No so West 20h-st IL the basement NIL u
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SOAP LOST.-Left in house in l4th-
- st on the LIST November, by mistake a BOX Of
SOAP suitable rev ard will bs given for delivery a,
the Undersigned Office. A. KUPER No III Aaden-laao
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CERyANTs FREE to EMPLOYERS.

~ The Protestant and other servants. with cool
references department. IN domestic service clI
or country at FERRIES Domestic Agency, 81 Duane ST.,
cor Broadway, date of 34 Broadway Ladies please
call and select your servants nl5
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4 S CHAMBERMAID and Seamstress, by
n respectable Young Woman who can give good rec
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as KiTcHENMAlD or Dairymaid, by re-
IN srectab,e Woman with good refe renee. No obec-
OF country Call at No rs James a. ID story,
hacs room. nIt
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THE NETWORK TRIBUNE

mn CALIFORNIA. OREGON AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS,
,bi.hed On the departure ri each Mai Steamer tor
Sassr,, Price 81 ceuts per copy.
ea'e' GREELEY McEJRATH. Publishers.
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a Cook, and to assist in the washing
IA and ironing by Protestant Young Woman. Has no
objection go short distance IN the country sho mas
he best of references from families in the city Apply at
NJ - rYoshv..t Can he SO, n for two days MA it,
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A S CHAMBERMAID and Washer and Iron
~ en- by an American Girl, or would have no objection
take of Children and do plan sewing Inc pest OF
citv reference gwen Address T., No $50 Broadway,
Drug store corner l4thst MS ~
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=, unfinished on the departure Of each Mail Steamer
Ierrool prrce 5. cens a copy, 50 per year, TO al
IN Of Great Britain, - to 'he Continent postage
slvied.
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NEW FANCY GooDs ~
III s. ROGERS, at his Extensive ancy
III. Store. No 4is Brosd~ay Is daily ,ece,,'ns ne ne
-, ssyxx Of Fancy articles offered m the C1y
i ~ vnrL Strangers will find his store curiosity
hn and his goods very cheap cannot ii 20 psass
~ indeed ar Gle Is warranted 10 pie'se
ar nay be returned and e1chal ges
u mo- WORK BOXES AND k EIIC Ut iSs AVN
DpFssING CASES DESKS PORT FOLlOS AM
pENKSiVEl CHESS AND DOnIf OEs;
NprnI IS CROCHET BOOKS AND PAfTEhNs,
OF ALL KINDS -
PERFUNERY, BRUSHES, AND COMBS.
TOYS
o,a nc IN endless variety both for instruction and
".nsnt OF Children Wi be fond ia asy quantity a.
I0GEEs Cheap Fancy Store. Ne. 40 BROADWAY
nit 3tMWRF
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ROARDING.-To let, with Board,
suit of room. on third floor also back paror fur
ashed or unfunshed first class house, No ~ weU
II,h - References exchanged o<O lIu-
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As good plain Cook, Washer and Iron
IN er by a respectable Protestant Young Woman, who
unde rstands baking. &C, in small private family Has
the best of City reference. Call at No 400 Houston
The rear. for two days. No "
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AS CHupREN'S MAID, or to do General
Homework. by respectable Protestant Young wo-
man IN CIV or csuntry Call al No 80 Greenwich IT.
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WANTED-By Young Man, to ena.
BILE hin complete his education 5000 for The period
Of months years Good references and Sc
cuy,iS can be gwen Address STUDENT, Tribune Office.
nl3 2ws
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CHEEVER'S NEW WORK.-CHAS.

~ SCRIBNER New Yoik, has Just published
THE LIFE AND TRIALS OF YOUTHFUL
CHRISTIAN In PURSUIT OF HEALTH. as developed
ia the Biography ,of Nathaniel Cheever. NJ. D. with
Introduction BY Rev Geo Cheever, d. vol l2mo.
The subject of this volume youth OF genius
ard loneliness. The written with good taste aud
discrimination In addition tsinterest memoir the
book much valuable information concerning coun
tYies visited by the Invalid" The Age
80 The reading II tins volume has resulted in profound
respect and for The character delneated
As example Of final and frateyn affection, know OF
worthy of imitation. We invite our young men
10 peTuse this book " iChIstIan Mirror
Two brothers thus uniting IN memorial Of third, pre-
sent a volume If great interest" IN Y. Observer
{ y viii publish Saturday
THE FALL OF POLAND-wItha History 0fthe cOun-
try from origin. BY L. C. Sa1ton vols. l2mo ni 2t
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lOA WANTED, a partner
Boarding..

DOARD.-A Gentleman and WIfe, or a
few single c. ntemen, may Obtain full Board al no
s0 F,snkln 81 Also few Day BoaIder, can DC aecom.O-
dated Warm and cold baths free o'O IN
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anted, In private laillily'
DIV two Young Men Breakfas, and tea only reg reS
and dinner Sunday Location wesI Oh rnmrs c,,,ce
siam z terms. location. &c
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AS Cook, or Lauudress and Chamber
N maid by respectable Scotch Girl, with good refer
ence Call at No 1877 West l3th-st MA lt'
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AS Cook, and to wash and iron in pri-
IN waite family by very experienced Gul. with good
city reference Gail at No l07 l3hst, east OF ath-av
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\ S Cook and to wash and iron, or do
~ tho bousev ork az n priyate family by very erpe
rene ed Gir with good city reference Call at No Oo
18Th ST. third floor. Would ON The country MA ~
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A S Cook, by respectable Young Wo-
~ man who understands French Cooking and Pastry
has had several experience OF the best faml
hes can give The best city reference Apply at No $50
Fhzabeth ST. Can be for days not engaged.
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DOARD.-A gentleman and wife, or
,o or three single gentlemen can beaccomrRodated
with hoard at No II Yarck- st, ST. Johns Park
lms
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PERMANENT BOARD.-To Let, a

font and back Paror the second moor. Win ,ea
,oc hath room and single bedroom attached osetne W
large family or separately to gentle men anu Ine
49, = hack Parlor on the hrs floor with Tea-room
IN INST elias house facing TompkIns square isIs KY
moderate Eglh- ST. stages pass the door Aaaress 70
llth-st
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4 You've Man wishes to obtain a home
~ m a pr,yste family where the use OF nne Piano.
it'll instructions upon the same. would be considered
part eQuiysiat UaeIceptenaele references gwen and
Brosdway p S-Boarding house keepers need not 40
Pr nil Ste
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DANK DEPARTMENT, State of New

, Yots ALBANY. November 10, isSi-rhe WHITE
PLAINS BANK has this day ed IL this office, notice ot
the appointment Of Mtssss PHELPS SCON HI. Of sac
CITY OF Albany Agents for he red. pton ITS cfcu
latlrg notes, Cgether with revocation of the apponf
of Wilson Deiendoif OF The City OF Ne~Yerk a.
such Agent agreeable the estitled AN act to
mend the several acts relating 70 Incorporated Banks
BANKING Associations and individual Bankers" passed
Apnl II, 1851. DANIEL b. ST JOHN. Superintendent.
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TER WANTED.-A very COM

Il Portable home in East Brooklyn, convenient to two
routes would be gwen t. competent LADY Ieache
Of suitable qualifications 20 instruct child OF slk years oil
age particularly IN elementary English and French or
German and four five additional day pupils could pro
badly be obtained Address B. H., at this office, with
particulars. nl2 S'
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UGnt employment.

A S good Cook, and first-rate Washer and
IN Irones, by a respectable Woman. Good city refer
can be gwen Apply at No 2I3 Mottst first floor,
font room. IT.
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STEAM CARRIAGE-Partner Wanted

~ with Capitalize undersigned has invented Steam
Carriage Plank Roads and Russ Pavements which IS
described AJDiefons Mechanics Magazine for Novem-
Der and The Railroad Journal and Artisan Of NOvem-
Der 9Th and ne wishes for partner VINO willing 70 rsk
about loco the invention, and who can furnish
much larger IN of success The models, etc,
may be at No. l79 Broadway. -
no n J. X. FISHER.
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A S Cook, Washer and lroner and to DO
general housework in small family by respecta-
HE Young Woman Has good C.ty references Apply at
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MO. ". BYRNE'S GREAT CALCU-
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TIE PRACTICAL MODEL CALCULATOR fJr the
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