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DEWITT DAVENPORT. Publishers,
s.2lt Tribune Buildings NssBsu-IL
CLARK'S NEW ENGLISH GRAM
NEW PUBLISHING and IMPORT

lNING MUSIC WAREHOUSE, New York, 81 Broad.
way. Opposite the PARK snd CITY hGll
SCHUBERIH < co. EUROPEAN MUSIC DEPOT.
Choice Collection OF See geo worth of Music which
viii be- increased by every European Steamer.
julius SCHUBgRTH, soc Proprietor, OF the three
branches OF his House New York, Hamburg ami Lep-
zc, Director and Founder OF the North GermAn Musical
Union and Prize Institute Chevser OF me Order OK Mei,
Of the Fine Arts Sciences &C. SC has the honor 20 MORN
the public that he above hrm have opened Ia this city
branch Of their European House wc1 has been exist
the last twenty-five Years. in Hamburg and Lep
Zc. ard distinguished by igs kasness a. vel As by the
perfection of lis internal Arrangements Their Ock con-
ta1s complete selection Of European Mu,ic OF tho
best old and fagoue modern composers than any which
existed in this country; il embraces the greatest
variety of every kind Vocal and Instrumental Music, in
Guiding all the principal American Publications.
In great variety and on hand
Scores and Orchestral works OF Modern and Classical
Music
Mu,c for Military Bands
COnceItos for Piano Violin Noincelo and all The other
pfir c'pel instruments with Orchestra
Ouettos, Septeitos Quntetos Quatsros srd Tros for
string nsirum hts &c for Piano with accompaniment
Music for Piano Solo fOm Bach unui tho Present time.
German songs for one or more voices.
select assortment Of instruction Books etGdes nor al
instruments and Tor voice.
Sacred and Organ Music.
Classical and Modern Music for 4 6, aud hands, both
OTigbsas well as arranged.
Easy Pieces for Dances, Marches, etc. by Cantha',
Guug Burgmler. Julien Lanner Lumb!e, Strauss, &c.
The Gems OF French and Italian Songs.
English Songs for one or more voices.
They request the public TO inspect their immense stock,
and favor them with orders which VIII be attended 10
with promptness and at the shortest notice, by
SCHUBERTH cos European Depot
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CkoroN AouEDucI OFFICE, RoTUNOA, PARK,

April u, l65I.
CPr Public NoIIce 10 hereby given that transcript
A unpaid for The year 1850 wild DO returned
obe Ancestors OF ard the hrst Of May next when
The fsme viii be placed their tax books snd returned
the Receiver Of Taxes for collection No payment can
be received al THIS office account OF the ssn
eli Nv X Q. HANCE, Register
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~ Printing of every description rom ARD
20 BOOK executed N tas bosl Ityle, a. the LOWEST
CASH PRICES. by BAKER, GOODWIN < co, Tx 3
INE BUILDINGS. Eufaace spruce g. AIN
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NOR SALE-Second- hand School Fur

n niure. consisting Of Desks Chars, Black Board
&c The above will be sold for half OF what they coll
Terms Cash Can be at 539 FourIhsy near Twenty
hhh.at, from Ill 6 Z. NJ, nl SaLurdsy a-Io.-
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a. Neung Nlen who are lusl comtnencing % shsyt

IR- Wigs and TOupees.-The best aud cheapesLi Ia
Fslory, WAlsL all I'm
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ROARD.-Rooms suitable for gentlemen
eSsnd their wives or single gentlemen may be had
BOW, or from May l. with Board, al u Leroy plsee,
Bleecker st. ais 6tTuThSS'
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'VHE TARRYTOWN SEMINARY
&ELECT FRENCH SCHOOL FOR

SYOUNG LADIES, 49, FODrhsL between Flnh and
SiNlh-svG TIE summer term VII commence Monday,
May Number OF boardefs intel - SIX. Circulars and
references Obtained u Mus. NNU CHER q WSren-sL
al6 2w<
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~ Gouraud's Italian Medicated soap-Its

AZ Noufauus Italian MeulCutcu soap II ~
NeakiOw lhe only reliable preparation Tor removing
AN plmptt heekes saOwneSs redaesI and ali akin dc.
o'nues II Is moreover the very beat shaving compound
of uied, and Testimonials Of Its uansceudan, virtues are
constantly pouring ia Be careful aud not contJund II
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boy. Wanted, a Boy about Is years
I1oi age. Inquire in the Book store Isl FdlIonst II
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CHANDELIERS MAKER Wanted a
Ogas Cbandtlierrnaker None but q good hand need
apply. DlETZ BROTHER& co 1874 Whiiam-sl. sl6 "
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pOY.-A smart Grand Boy wanted
1B % ly to KNOX, the Halter 128 FultOn.sL az II
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MALE BOARDING SCHOOL. AT

MALE BOARDING SCHOOL, All
I'VE WILTON CONNECTICUT, ABEL WHITLOCK
PRINCIPAL and Propheor-The location OF This Insnmuon
Is suitably retired and easy Of access fro the New noft
and NsW.Haven Railroad. II 10 50 miles from Ne"-fofk
and 81 miles from the Norwsk Depot on The DanO1ry ana
Rideefed stage-rosd The Norwsik and OAnbury Kali
TaV will be completed In the umer, snding Passenssrs
about mile from The School The house erected ~ mo
Principal accommodates forty pnPs and furnished Win
congenelces for that number The school mas been 70 sue
cessful operation four years.
English Branches Latin French, Music and Drawing
are thoroughly taught by Interested and competent te4'
ara Persons DESTROYS Of visiting the Institution And Of re-
turning the same day have ample time " do 80
The Principal refers 10 his circ1ar and 70 ais pfes7nt
paons and othes Circulars can 30 had a. tho bookstore
or M H. NEWMAN, ls9 Broadway, a. winch place 19e
Principal will be every Tuesday and "wednesday ~ Agr
from 70 O'Clock VI. a. l7IIuH "
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A Wanted, active, intelligent
IN men az Agents for the Union Mutual Life Insurance
Company ia New Jersey and Connecticut References
required and liberal commissions given Also, one 10
wanted for this city and Brooklyn. Apply by letter or In
person, TO JUDD HOLLISTER, 81 Ws.st over Drew,
Robinson Co = Office. alO 6tTuTh&s
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A S WET NURSE, by yourg and heal
IA thy Scotch Woman. IA widow,l with 6ne breast
OF milk ana can give sassctory references Apply Al 81
EevenihGt, 3rd GtOTy 'front.' room. az IL
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r. West Mount ' ernOn-ENCUKoiON-rO
PUNEMENT-lu consequence Of the continued Isln, tbs
Excursion TO Mount Vernon 10 postponed until THURS
DAY MORNING next the 2ilhlusL The cars vii esy7
The City Hall al O'Clock aud all the arrangements are
such as Will afford pleasure and comfort II tho weather Is
air meeting to receive tho full complement OF mein-
bers will he held the same evening National Hail. IN
CsnsLsL JNO. r. LUTHER, President
FERDINAND MUNTER, Secretary. az IL
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HISTORY OF WESTCHESTER
u 4 COUNFY-A full and complete History OF the
County OF WeBtchester Ia the State Of New York from Us
first settlement the present time; an exceedingly nt7r
eating portion OF county every one who feels an Inter
est In The Empire State By Robert Bolton Jr Nj. h.
few copes OF This valuable work be had spplca
lion In n q .uhscriber GEO H. BELL,
ag1 I
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


~ Printing of every description, from G AR0
90 BOOK executed In ne bosl Ityls, Al the LOWEST
CASH PRICES by BAKER, GOODWIN co, TIL =
UE BUILDINGS Eutaace sprucest. AIN
~ Orphan Asysum.-The Forty Fiji AnLiyeIsary
oihe Orphan Asylum Soc ETY. VIII be h-d a. - clock on
THURSDAY LeX;, l@fh .nsi al the Apollo Rooms az
SsS .d3ress NAV be expected from Rev. Dr. WEsToN
a. Orphau family VIII be present sud rgage ia various
+1erssng exc Should The @esl-f prove uui ~
IL The meeting VIII be postponed lhu. INC nis ,a -a'' ~
brnruous become ue that day, cJnlnlste VIA te
h arebdsnce al ii O'Clock when all VINO co1uIOao a'o
sc0estd end, that the expense Of employing 9ec'
iN may be thereby avoided a. .
10 TIN, sixty.fi0h Anniversary Of tho 81
nt6RGF,k SOCIETY-Tbis society will atlead Dvle
S1J1ss a. frniIy Church on WEDNESDAY the 23d int,
sSococf PM Rev DR.. VlNTON will deliver al Al
49,, GeGnre tbs usmbe and friends OF The Society.
collection will be taken up ia aid Of 1he chsaseDe
hnd Of The Society. a-- :.
r. Tine sixty-fifth Anniversary Of ST gEoRses
EOCItTY viii be hec 81 me Astol h.u'o, "a 80 -, he
6IIov log p'aces.-The Sociey's Rooms 70 GfeenW,cn
. tisu once Barc.sy-st; Presidents House 80 Ess.
gcufteepth-sl; ard at he sewafd'e, r. WaIer, ~
yssrlt 81: Bage. I72 DO; j. kershsw, d New-1L' r.
WsIer IA Fuiion-st. az II
rs5- Gnniyorsary.-The Eighth Anniversary OF the
L.ols, hove p ciaSch. On ri 5DAY EVENING. The
"a ipst Rev 4 5. FOSTER, Of Mu.bsnyst Church,
nv H. DR. Dr. McCLINTOCK, snd others, Will address The
meeting. To commence al "a O'Clock. az &c
70 A,,,.SIavery AnnIversary.-Pne Aouiver-
..TS Of Ine American sud Foreign AoI-S4yeTy society
~ be- held I'D In the Broadway TaOernacle, hsy o.
"a ot ock Nj On which occasion an abstract OF inc
Inrnsl Report will be presented, win set OF Resolutions
slobodyug the great principles Of tne Association Al
Ses NAV be expected from several distinguished adv)
sses Of Human Freedom The friends Of Liberty are In
yled TO attend go, ,,.
meeting for discussion and FOR business will ~ held 10
Ms Iselure Room OF tho Tabernacle. May begOnog ~
Eocoek AM Its earnestly hoped that the frl7nds otae
snse hroU ghout the United States VIII he represented al
IA. mertipg WILLIAM JAY,
LEWIS TAPPAN, Committee OF
s Il CORNISH, Arrangements
THOS RITTER,
y, more inseflions R2lU
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DASSAGE FOR CALIFORNlA.-The
fasl Double r. CINE Steamship PROMErhEUs, Capt.
w johnson, viii leave N YORK for thagres Direct from
Pier No g. North River. Monday, the 2sih April lnst al
O'clock. making more trip to Cnagres before taxing
her place on the Ncssens route For choce Oh DfIhs
apply TO THOMPSON hlrCHCOChl,,
a220 li9 Pealsl corner OF Wall.
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\ ; UARpENF.e, by German who speaks
French sD thoroughly conversant wiki his business
In all ia bran nss IL also good bot4nst Apply TO the
sapeiln'e dent OF the Empovers and Servants. Protect
I'VE ~ rcy," l49 Grsnd-N B - Exoenenced and de-
SIRE de servants can Do obtained at this Agency also IT,
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MADAME CHEGARAY'S BOARD

NAUAME OHEUAhAl > DOhI(D-
lVbING and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG Lao ES-
MADAME CHEGARAY respectfully insor as the parents
and guardians Of her pupils hat the above Institution VIII
be pened on Tuesday I'd inst IN the buildings recent
ly erected at tn, 5. w. corner Of hsdsonIY and T"eLy'
eighthsi ..
New York April 81, 1851. al iwls'
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n West nIount Vernon. - The TEUrONl A
HOhk b1kAD ASSOCIATION viii hold regular meet
hg THIS EVENING 10 receive members, al the NdtlO-
81 Hall 10 CRnaLsL The advantages OF their location
err great Inducements every who wishes to secure
thone al a low price and on easy terms . , .
JNO +. LUFhER, President. Z
FERplNAND MUNTER, Secretly. s|<i
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ROARD.-Wanted for two gentlemen,
~ lady. two children and servant; near tbs ferry
BROOK yn Preferred Address, stating terms, which must
he moderate box 1884 POst-Oce, Hew-York Ciiy. IL
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TO LET, and FURNITURE

FOR sALE-rhe house Ia plesartly situated IN me
Eighth Ward The Gen lensn aud Lady wish 10 board w
ne ia satisfactory srrsngea en can be male al
81 e.s postpaid, MOORE. 2.64 Post-Ohce. azIo-
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4 COUNTRY SEAI-W anted, WIN SAT-
" water bathing, within thirty miles OF New'Yora-
From FIVE to fifty scree land with without improve
ments will meet with a purchaser Address, pos paid
box : $50 Post Office. ais l"
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ADIES' SCHOOLGIRL. VIM.

N JONES receives into her family Al her residence,
Red Hook on the North River twenty pupsi whom she,
aided by three accomplished ssstants nsucts 10 every
brsrch Necessary TO southland polite Education, ncud'
ing Music French and Drawing. Her terms are $40
year without extra charge Parents desrng an lolefVie"
may call during the month 81 IS ngtOn-
place where also Circulars may be obtained. Az lw'
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All the Magazines cor May ready this day At
HEWITT K DAVENPOKT'S Cheap

All the Magazines cor May ready this daysi
HEWITT K DAVENPOkTS Cheap
DPublcs.on Depot Tribune Buildings Nssssu-sL
GrshGu'S Magazines splendid embellishments Sab.
scrpiion s. 8 cents per number
sartaini Magszlre-An elegant number with splendid
eueravingS Subscription s., 3 cents per number.
Godeys Lsdys Book, with very beautiful embellsh-
meuJ. Subscription S. 3 cents per number.
The Ladies' Nsuonsl-The cheapest Magazine only 81
JUST PUBLISHED,
Rebels snd Tor'eI; or, The God Of the Mohawk. By
Laurence Lshee, ESQ 50 cents
DEWITT / DAVENPORT. Publishers
sg2H Tribune Buildings, Nss,au.IL
CLARK'S NEW ENGLISH GRAM
~ MAR-Tsachers waning ths best Grammar 10 the
language recommended 10 exsmilr TIC work By
5 W. CLARK. Of EAst BoOmfe q Acs i-rly Published
BY BARNES 4 co 81 John-,r
The following notice Of the book IS here appended from
a teacher In Louisiana
A s BARNES 1 Co-Gcnnemen Having been 80 fnrtu.
rate 10 Obsin in NewOr esus several COS iss Of
W ClSk's New Grammsrn-pubI by yoIrselves-s0
10 be able fully 10 test s res ueI Sh classes nie-
my Instruction: can no longer Withhold my opinion otus
decided superiority over every other Elg.ish Grammar
with which an scQgs1ted.
Prof. Clark tas certainly conferred upon the language u
lie AugloSsNon benefit which 30 be Appr-ci ed. needs
OILY be UNDERWOOD you will re mix me, therefore, 10
suEgest The propety o. so~ ng place Tor az important
aent from his country FOR exhibition al the LONDON FAIR.
Yours &c D. B. ROSS, Tx Superintendent
Of Public Sch lols for OnlsrO County, y Y.
S. Franclsyie, La Jan ., 1851. az HDltW
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AS Cook, Washer and Ironer, hv &
family Is good Baker Call at Chryse 81 ~ The
resr, second building. on the accord floor. ~ II.
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40 PAPER ROX MAKERS.-Want-
Wood ENGRAVERS.-Wantod, i'm

ed Paper Box Maker and one who has aversion to
spirituous liquors, may address bOX MAhEh a. ~
Office. hto Nv
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A BARGAIN.-so yards of elegant pat

UbOUNT4 LAND WAhKAN1o.-
BOUNTY Land warrants obtsned and located In li'
pois Michigan and Wisconsin Tor will exchange ols near
Railway on the New.Jeney Railroad, for wHann
Havr estab shed agencies In the States above mentioned
am now prepared 10 locate and warsnlso on moderate
terms and with dispatch WV SHELDON, Attorney,
1q2 broadway. room No. t. third floor. az IL
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EIEDGES.-To Farmers and others
Attention -, For sele 40 OO0 White Thorn Quicks three
,esrs old lust arrived 10y The packet ship LOrens from
Ireland. Also a few prime Holly quioks Apply TO A
CAMPBELL So Ssndsst, Brooklin, where they can be
saen s6 lwE
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GERMAN Wanted, Protest

HEAD WAITER and COOK Want
Il Il ed a head Waiter and Cook. al watering place
near the city. Apply at Wauen.at az IL
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w mediately. eight frst-rate Wood Engrsvers, 10
whom steady employment will he given for three or
five years. COMMUNICATIONS addressed TO + y Woh'
CEsTER CO, Desiguers and EngraVefs, l24 wash ASH
ington.t Boston, containing specimens OF work, 80
stating terms &c will receive our immediate notice either
by telegraph or mail az ots
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BOARD IN WILLGAMSBURGH.-
A%Oue or Two Gentlemen can md pleasant Rooms ~ ia
breakfast aLd Tea II Private family, a. 30 srs, 8. os
minutes wax from the Peck sip Ferry boats which r1l
eve an r1a 1or+ n
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fgNO GUARDIANS AND PARENTS.
MISCELLANEOUS.

HORSES.-HoIses for Sale.-COnstant-
ly hand and Tor iSe, variety OF highly trained
Saddle and Harness Horses suitable for sdes aud gentle
mems also Saddle Horses aud Horses and Wagons
10 let by The day, week OF month 81 DlsBROW's Riding
Sci DOL, 90 Fourih.Ay. az lOr
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ENURNITURE.--N New Second Hand
l. Furniture selling of chesp al Spucest 400 Single
aud Ioube Bedsesds suitable for Hotels aud Boarding
Houses must he sold pay advances. Feather. Beds
Straw usks arc Hair MstrssseS, Sofa Bods Coz hsho
eony Chsirs Rockep, Bureaus OH Cloth; sho~.t L,es
Cot,sge Bedsteads invalid Chsirs OF Desk,, Chairs
Stools Cou1 ters Tables Belpg Gard snd Sofa Tables
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VA celebrated cosmetic. cOnIsiniug mineral as.nugeals
utterly ruinOu 10 The complexion 6nd by their Tepe All
enon eniaDgeng heal,a. GOVKAUOS MedicAted Soap
h.s sen established years Found ouly a. 81 Walker
a. hI.1 Store iOm Broadway, l.9 Washington Boston
ana SsS ThidN Philadelphia. az
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n WASHINGTON COLLIE

AEOUNI WAShlNO yin NNANE-
I'VE gTAFE INSTITUTE 2i8 FOurth-st corner o. ~ &C.
sopgsl fTourue Wsshin gton square -BOAhDiN1 w
PARTHENT The Principals; having received heq9onl
ie.rians f,r H. city and county ~ take Boarding
Pups are now happy announce ha1 anEslnenso Of ne
rost desirab character have D9os iAaqe oy Sch e 20
tIos- who go anxious avail tiemse yea OF lie benehI
~ rsrec oc6asn " lhis luaudoo facing ~ does rs
fys.t Park Ia cy combines every 34vsrtsge " no
cy f1r ibe heailhfliLess Ofs pupils IRE School year
"a dfd I'd IL TO four Of eleven each, commence
jr september 9Th November p February TO- aud Apru
- Boarding Pupils viii Do cOntiIHod during INC sumner
VACATION II desired. Tsans ressODable Circulars obtained
Al e Institute Dy addressing the Pd1nipsls likewise
Fs Sooulores Of IL. H. Newman. l93 Broad ~sy aud 81
q Appleton 20 Broadway. Pupils admitted 81 say ume
ADD chsrgrd oGly from he date Of entering ,
gEr n. 3 TIE Eext School term Il VII be oosef'01
eonmslces Monday, a phi .3ih
g. ". CLARKE 4. = Pdacipss
nil II JAS PAHSiHG, A. u
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DOOM.-Wanted,f from the first OF May
enexts Room the frat and second door suitable
Tor smsll Bookstore and Publishing once ln9nre
Astor Hou.e, Barclay.st or address B. 3. HALLOCk,
&, this place a. :.
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StALESMEN Wanted, FIVE good Sales
Smep. with $50 10 500. Good msn vi. be pail good
wages In plsassut business One Tor Ohio with 800 70
$50 may make s. COO year; one for NeE-jersey And
Long Island and three men WIKI horses aud wagons 9r
tue country. Gail or address 81 Na'sau-st, BEAU NOM
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MEDICAL LIBRARY.-For sale, a

1I1Vsuab's Medical Library. c9ni1lllng slel {, .
volumes instruments ohcs flrn are 80 ~tl l-7 Pr.
teT9P 81 on Mouasy Tles1sy h7 -'i1 sLH ~ ~ o.
60 HgQs.OlEL 81 .
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ITO THE MERCANTILE GLASSES
4 and Boarding In one OF the most eligible Oca-
lons remarkably pleasant accessible 10 business &c ~
H1dsonst nearly opposite Abingdon Park Stages pass
every TWO minutes Large airy rooms small ones attached,
On fs second and third fOorI suitable FOR IA niles angle
geuuemeD &c Permanent arrangements can be made.
Tern, will be reasonable and the house made 10 possess
lie comforts OF home Apply the premises or 70 P,
$50 Broadway, room No !. a. o.
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PROTESTANT SERVANTS.-Want-
ed several god Cooks, Nurses, Waisres's' Chsh-
berpads Lsuncre.Ies, &c. Good places and high "sSes
will be given, without delay, 10 hrs1 class sefVan-s
by applying Immediately at l48 Grandt Several ekos-
eel euI Iitus uOns Low On hand. 81 "
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nRUG CLERK.-A Young Man from
The country who has had considerable experience In
the drug trade wishes situation as clerk In wholesale or
rets drug store The ~ references given. AddreIs
DRUG CLERK, Tribune Office. AL ~
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~ Second Advent Union Convention viii Dc
hed on The 2d ano 9Th Of April 1884, al he Msdica Coz
hze, 81 CrOIbJ.st, to commence on WEDNE5D Af' mo
"a li 10 O'clock Friends Of Jesus lovers OF Christ
Enbey. and believers In the speedy second personal
styent Of Christ are invited 10 attend. az IL
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DOOM-Two Gentlemen can obtain
III rles nj Room with psrtsl BoGi in q small family
without DO rders IN the vicinity Of Slxhsv aud Checker
q Addre L. W Tribune ONCE aIIaE
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~ Anniversary.-The + gh'h Annyerssry OF the
~; Home MISSIONARY Society will be held al he
ssvsrib..t ~ Z Chufch on II ESDAY EVENING, the
"a inst Rev r s. FOSTER, Of Muberry-st Church
~ DR. McCLINTOCK, and others, Will address lhe
meeting Tocommence al a O'Clock AZ r.
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A S PORTER, or to work in a Store, by
Aa strictly temperate and industrious Protestant msn
writes good hand has the best OF city reference a.
dress CHARLES, Tribune Office. az IL
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u Gonraud,, Hair KcnIoratiNe. I'D ClRcAssIAN

~ Gonraud's Hair ResIOratiVe or ClRcAsSIAN
otoss ~srsrted 10 force hair TO grow on bald PAGES
prevent s falling out, and make harsh, wiry hall son
si ard glOssy Tns bottles - cenIs each 81 81 Walker
" hiss door trCm mot in) BrOsdwNy. ala u
~ Bachelors Liquid Hair Dye.-bArCHELr
VkS LIQUID ceele alsd snd successful that ex
cling the cupidi Of hOst ofimitatos. The public mnal
Selrefu 10 geI the genuine al BArChELOkS WIZ
Mandatory Nalit, where II is sold wholesale snd re-
a. applied Ths Dye hss beea 10 successful operation
~ he sss Twelve years. all In
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SERVANTS IN BROOKLYN.-Situa-

~ tons sre wanted for friclesI servants w CooAs'
Cbsmherusids Nurses, General Homework stns: &c a.
the Agency rs Fuon.st Brooklyn, doors from ls.y
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GTATE AND NATIONAL LAW

&IAlE AND NAIlONAL LAW
&SCHOOL-Ballsou SPA saraiogs COuuy, ~ Y
The next term viii comueace ae 1h Of May Object
Of the School prscucsl We teoret.a Gnder the
charter Dolonss Given. Which simit 10 practice.
Tuition 10 be paid IN sdvarce circular, sau x plan,
&c cert by request. dire e. postpaid -
atv % ~ SoSeesss " EnWIER Preailenl