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- CRsKN Nanufactorv asd SrcnSn. 10 Greenwich
o, Of Dey. PIANo-FOkrEs warranted. With re-
erdse and pass uhe well calculated tor seepIng II
tune Piano timed repaired aas exchanged sys sns
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SILK Wanted. a Silk Twistcr. and two

u good Stereotype Fnisher-Aso. competent Proof
reader that spenntend the composing department
ard Bow that has knowledge of uishIngpcrnyent
situations Apply 10 VINCENT DILL, Stereotype Artist
u aud % Ann-st lylQ IL
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PIANOS.

NOLIAN PfANO-FORTES.-A new
ZlL and splendid Waretoom for the sale Of I OiL-
pFRT 4 co S celebrated Pianos. with of without tns
Eollan scoompaRiEent has recently been opened y
WATERs BERRY 333 Broadway, corner Of AsLnoh!-
St. ADDITION 10 theu former estaDhsnihsn'' W. o
way , x,.. p,...-
porres and the testimonials their favor received from AZ
paris Of the country they they have ony :" oec"
known. 10 take precedence Of all oth<n .-s.
Prices OF .follan Piano Ssrtes from - 70 ~"
Grand Plans with and 1fhOst the 4koliah -.
second- baud Pianos taken eIchsnge p.ans aa, ~
nyigu WATERS BERRY. 5ss = HI nfce- ~
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Now Ready,
II H i NEW SINGING BOOK. for


Il CHOlRS and Scholastic subscribers have lust
published new Coec;lon Of Sacred Muse. entitled THE
collection # new and available Church Muse, to-
geer WI some Il the chocest selections from the former
publications. Of the authors for Chou and Congregational
use Fy Thomas Hastings and william h. Bradbury.
TlePSALMISTA published IN the usual style and >Ue
4 saCrsd muse books nanng 3o2 pages and printed
urcn fine whIte paper. and IN good type.
We earnestly recon mend the Psams'a Book 70 Teachers
Muse Leaders # Chors and the friends u Sacred Nh
SC reraly as the book VIII ch better adapted to the
want sBi tastes Of Chnrs al the present day than any
work iL KIND which has heretofore been offered - the
public. NJ NEWMAN "
Iy.9tf TuTh&S l99 Broadway. NewY0rk.
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NuRNISuEn ROOMS-Wanted. hY

u two. IN q pleasant furnished room, on reasonable
terms IN lesreCisbe family. Possession immediately,
required Apply % Chesnutst, next 10 cor Hitis.n
near PeaTl-st. lgS ~
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CEMETERY ANY
~ respectable party about purchasing ground m this
Cemeter, and wishing another those who have pur
chased aud willing OF one lot find purchaser
hy addressing J @ II Tribune Ofico yl9 %
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COOKS and SERVANTS.-Nagtei
In,he country eight COOKS al 81 ION, q, sia
q Also Good Mattresses and servants of all work Also
and raen waters IL liS Grand 81 lyj IL
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TILE .r,r-yORK TRIBUNE

soR o.LIroRNIa, OREGON AID THE sASD" ~ - -
,.ruLlsled On The departure Of each NAL steamer ii
Csper Proe 9. Ceuts yer COPY, =, TT, r,.t,.hrs
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NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD
lN-EXCURSION | TICKETS-In order % afford stock
holders opportunity TO visit and esimne the hoah hs
Directors m conformity their notice already gwen IN
their card the h Of Mag last have resolved To ssus
Excursion Tickets 10 Stockholders from the present TINE
ull August l. 1851. at the follOWng low pnces.
From New-York u Dunkirk and baGk--------S 80
From NewYork 20 DunkIrk - W
The Tickets 10 Dunkirk and back Will be good for ten
DAYS from their date and those 10 Dunkrk only three Gays
from their date aording opportunity 10 stop AZ any o
the stations on the Road and resume the journey AZ plea
sure within the tine limited - ,,,
IN. rsets will be sold only the Office No IS Wall-st
NATHANIEL MARSH Secretary.
New York. June 5. 1851. Vll vi
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RAmerican Piano-Forte Association

FI a r | n TInnO-T OTVF AHsUtIIIIUH
Fssud,d upon the principles OF the Building aud Accumu
ltnr Fund Association and extending then benefits for
iLe nurchase and distribution of Piano FOrtes The Ss-
I'm rs that of mutual benefit and such that every per-
son even m moderate circumstances now own Vaiu-
80 ,ho,, money Each member chooses ms InStru
u,nt from the first manufacturers IN the city The organi
ga,on Of the first Seoey already shows the dement's i he
A.socalion Two shares have been redeemed and the
,nstuments awarded 70 the members, and hundreds OF
Pssos will now be distributed 20 those who have not the
.eans 10 purchase one outright All persons who eel IN
,.resd M this popular movement are respectfully invited
10 cal. and subscrte Office Of the Assocrtn 2Ss Broad
way Iafarge Buildings, Room ). ~ w
"a. iw JOCELYN WATSON. Trustees.
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rur SE.II-MEEXLY TRIBUNE
TILE NEM-YORK TRIAUNE

=. ,uthshed everv TUEFnAY and FkiDAT mo ~ 49,
- ,,r auBum Two cOg.cs for s. Ten fJf s<o h"'''
ssssfyns.uts { cents line for each insertion.
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Total 337 deaths Now II Is desired 10 knn~ II m all
one of these cases the Nervous Andoe has been used aud
proper indcmndcaon viii be made for all loss of time to
all parties for of the most vital mpoancc 70 arrive al
the ledge of such astounding factsfur facts thoy
and must Considered when taken from pubic dOcu
and mcontoyertble assertions and names gwen OF
13 uo<tye cures the malignant diseases IN htie
mae than two months The above being the stye Of pro
cee,ng recommended and proposed by TALBOT WATTS
NJ ID Electrical Neryst, IA Gfeanwch-st. Depot Tor The
Antdote l02 Nassau-st Y29
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EXCURSIONS, &c.

4 GRAND PIC Nc and COTILLON
EXCURSION e. the New Village Of
SrRAr1ON PORT
Between Flushing and College Point Wlllace's Brass
and Coilllon Band engaged Fare ~ cents cach way
The splendid steamboat
kOSCIUSkO,
Capt { VI HASCON Will make An Excursion o. STkAI-
TON PORT on " wEDNESDAY. July 80. 1851. leaving as
follows
Foot of Hammond-st at o'clock, 4 VI Robin
son-st. y X. az a. 4 PecN Slip. r X, AZ ?, 4 NJ.
Crand-st f. K a. 81, A and Tenth st, al 10. A VI
She Will make short tup the Sound. AMI returning
viii land her passengers al the new village IF SfRArTON
PORT where she Will remain tnout three hours, aording
all parties an opportunity examine the building sites, &c
The proprietor MI FLAMMER. with his agents Will
be on the ground with the Subscription Book Tor the ac
commodatlon Of such desire - become purchasers
Tins excursion VIII probably close the sale at Sraon Port
Tickets for the Excursion can De had at the ohee OF
JOHN A FLAMMER, 222 Wooster t. Ens y, cents
each way. JOHN \ Fl.AMhhk,
225 MOuster-sr 2 doors from Amity 81,
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Cant. Marryatis : Sea stores Echpsed
L. IIll II 4, 4 LII I 4, g. thn Snrnrl

Cant Marryat Sea Stones Eclpsed.
/ IGHI READlN Nc for the Sumner -
Just published this day. the rst American edition Il
PAUL PERlWINkLE one Of the most interesting ard
thrilling tales written by the author OF Cayen-
dish" &c. THIS highly popular sea-sory, which had a
most unprecedented IN London. Just puOhshed m
superior style with elegant engraving 70 meet the
universal demand which It's reputation has created for
with the dug public of the United States.
Here is perhaps the most brilliant sea-sory ever pub
lnhed The hair breadth scapes and exciting ahVen-
tures which It contains would be past belief Il certain
Of truthlneSs did not assure Us SUI things nave
been. though they excite our special w0ndernent
The author familiar with the terrors Of the ocean, s
With charms and pants them both con amore and with
masters skill ltohh JouIhA
Prlce 81 cents.
In a few davs. a new edition Of
TOM RACQUET and rs Three Maiden Aunis.
This Is delightful and amusing book something
IN the mingled style OF Thacseray and Hoo-a work both
laugh ard cry We predict an unprecedented run
fDrn London ENammer.
Price SO cents
The second edition of CoCktous new novel, -
THE SISTERS or. The Fatal Marriages By Henry
CockiOn. author II Valentine NON. sc.
The evils # III assorted marriage are 50 truhfGuy
and sirkHely depicted this work, that L cannot fi 10
exercise a beneficial influence upon society AT The same
written with eNceneucy Oi style al
that mphcty and beauty of dcon and ineresi u plot
and which peculiarly dstlng MI CocAton
London Morning Post.
prlce 50 cents IL LONG = BROTHERS,
ly29 3ils IS Ann-st
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DOARD Up N.-Gent,eme AMI
thsirvlve. or N gentlemen ts Accpgnoiaed ed
vi furnished or uniu uisned Rooms WIN ur VtAoh'
tc2rd n 2 ~ CHI j 10 lInn. i1-n- Ia nrtlnc ParA
Tire lines 1f STAGES pss The door The hpse. wacn -
y,ly u.sl et c,nialls a. .ie aorr l27 ' s ls-s
hot cold AID shove taih. Apply A. ~ - Tgeai:
ecr.-st tetgsteu kisLtu and Ninth avenues JF1o o.
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&S OO0 To $4,000 WANTED

WCsOOOOn Real Estate security oi nc ,sJ ="
Ind Any person having money 70 loan nay heAf " "a
vtDrtnnff. L. make and prontAble Infssssh
py ealing W A s. EAsToS, III. John-si' n Z.
b q lns
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SCHOOLS.

ERENCH TEACHER.-A gentleman,
newly arrived from Parls, desires to find place as
teacher of French either school private family
No objections the country References gwen Address
G W $50 HOnston-st JyiO lmFuThSS'
STATE AND NATIONAL LAW
SSCHOOI, Ballston Spa Saratoga CO.-The Annual
Commencement Exercises Of this Institution will take
pare on the 9Th 7th and 9th of August next On the Sh
The graduating class VIII appear The Degrees Will be
conferred and the Anniversary Oraons VIII be delivered
The public en- that day especially, invited 70 attend
The next term viii commence the FIRST "Wednesday OF
SEPTEMBER JOHN " tO"Lhh' rieshieni'
yz3 lltDStW
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WANTS, &C.

AS NURSE and Seamstross, or Lady
~ Mad by respectable Protestant young Woman
Nc objection to 20 travelling with family. Lived tour
wear, IN her last place Call at 3O Muberry-s near
ieeokcI JySs IT,
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4 LARGE NUMBER Of sunsr;or Se,-

"A AnuE NUMbER OF superior Ser
a. nts Prctestahts and C2thohcs suitable 10y hotels
hiscSss nhlts, are ROW wanting employment q: C.
Yss,S ofces, so Broadway and lss Bowsry Terms
ssss yton % ceu,s otherwise IS cents Suhscr,p-
WfA A,ssseueIy solc,ed These Servants ars selected
49,. md MIR guarantees them fa,lv csaa ''s =, , ou
/, la rsee ee found esewher. y B-Men nd h,,, can
vi ANY respectable employment. ys3 w.
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\ NGENTS.-Wanted, $50 Agents to sell
A. sNew faMly Work, aud variety OF popular books.
49, a. any similar establishment Call or address,
fAhssI AhssIs; 70; AMERICAN FAMILY PUBLICATION ES-
LIS NaSSz1-St n Y iss0 lus
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~ MUS anu tli4il
list pTBTISHFD
THE COUNTESS OF SALISBURY, by Ae!anderr

THE COUNTESS OF SALlSBl KY, hy Aetander
Dumas. author Of Count Of Monte CuSso, &c Seconl
edition Qrce % cents.
Tins one of Dumas historical romances and has 20 do
with that period the history Of France tNli century
when tho Christian rue of = Ions succeeded the Pagan
dynasty OF Charlemagne when cheftdny uyes place %
udaly when the European States established. Ens
land and France arated, the chvarc orders arse
wandering hoTdCS dsperse armies spring up wages tiNe
place seHltudo parameniS ARISE schools are estao-
shed and the foundations OF the modern world are Land
Dumas IN tins novel most of his other similar Efforts.
has succeeded admirably m depicting with vwdnesS the
syec If that period and bringing ~ principal perspnages
tfdg and soul before the mndS eve lCunT ana hn4
W28 u SIkINGEk * TOWNSEND, ~ broadway
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A : NURSE and Seamstress, or as Gene
raj Iousemad bv a respectable Protestant Girl, IN
al family Is good washer and IrOner Has the best
o reference Can be seen at "a Lewis ST for two days
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BOARDING. gentleman and his
- wife and two SINGLE gentleman. obtain pleasant
Rooms and good Board by immediate application al -
Flrst-st. US Re
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~ kew-York Nolunteers.-The members OF tins
Regiment are requested 10 attend meeting at the Mercer
p,,,e corner III BroOme and Mercer SITS THIS EVEN
ING at 81 o'clock. Punctual attendance - par iculMy
,s.n,.ted Jyl9 l'
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r EBANON SPRINGS.-Shortest and

i cheapest route to this delightful Summer Retreat "a
b. the River boats and Hudson River Railroad "
Hudson and thence by railroad and stages 70 the Springs,
by the way of the Shaker City. Passengers from New
York by morning railroad will leave Hudson by
the o'clock tram. and arrive at the Springs at 81
PM Passengers from New-YOrk by evening boats or
trans will leave Hudson the morning at o'clock. and
,rye al the Springs at AM Usual fare upon the ryer.
81 fare from Hudson 10 he Springs, 81 80.
J T. WATERMAN, SUPERINTENDENT
urdson Juns 1851 lel2 3m'
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to the FISHING

1LBANkS every day the week during the season -
Tn. we'll known sea steamer BUFFALO, Capt. smith,
will leave Hammond-st r., a, u O'Clock, Canal-st
Grand-st + X, ST. Caihanne-st el Pier B. " X, Nj
returning by NJ Fishing tackle bait and refreshments
will be provided. Fare IS cents each way. jey 2ms
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GRAND EXCURSION to the SEA

NBASS BANKS of SANDY HOOK every MONDAY,
TUESDAY, THU UkSDAY and FRIDAY. III cents each
way.-The staunch and pt puar steamer kOstlUShO,
Capt c Hancoi, Will leave, Tuesday July % As fol-
lows Foot of Spring At at u O'Clock, VI Grands az
Catherine at 81 JeTolenon-s Brooklyn, at 81 Pier
North River at 9returning at O'Clock, VI. Fishing
tackle bait and refreshments provided board the boat
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BOARDING in Catharine-st.-Several
s,u,le-asn can b. accommodated with ara.Rs. a;
reasonable changes al AcAroes corner o. Cslhirisc-s
o. IL
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: s SCHOOLAGENCY. 293 Broad

svay established i9i7 Negotiations daily by the best
Institutions Families and Teachers Schools aud School
uruerty for sale deposit II cent lne years
cou'nersation urocures the fun amount more
engagements Teachers registering fee 81 m advance
ra,d personally If possible References exchanged
iya93tTuIhsSs L II WILCOX, Proprietor
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DEIJGHTFUL EXCURSION around

~ STATEN ISLAND.-Far. for the Excursion 30 cts
The steamboat CATALINE, Captain Peek, will leave
Broomc. st T. r. on WEDNESDAY,, July 3d. at o'clock,
NJ Caharlne- ST. Il, Pier No J. \. K, 4 Canal
Ii-retunng the city about D. Tins excursion Will AFFORD
an Ops rtunIiy of ENJOYING the and viewing the
shores Of Staten Island and New-JersCy N28 81
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DOARD in BROOKLYN-Two pleas
i ant rooms on first floor wi-h fun partial board
can he had hy annlMng ~ la7 Atanuc-st lyzo ~
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AMUSEMENTS.

ITALIAN OPERA al CASTLE GAR
DEN-Nax MareiTeS. Manager and Conductor
THIS EVENING july .. VIII he performed
la SONNAMBULA
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EXCURSION.-Grand Cotillon and

e ~ z II - v " NIIdIIH 'UVIII"'' INV.
i Fishing Excursion, of Sandy Hook, on Tuesday and
Friday July 29th and August st The splendid steamer
CATALINE. Captain Peck. Will make the above ESclr-
SONS leaving the foot oi Twelfth II. X az vi VII
hamsburg. 7. South Ferry, Booayn u south ferry,
do Z. Jersey City, foot of Nneteenth-st X St,
Pier No. 3, \. X. 81 O'cock-Teturmng by Z Ehls
Cothon Rand win be on board Refreshments, Fishing
Tackle and BAIT will be provided Fare for the excursion
IN cents y26 6ts
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~ Protestant Girl Also by Young Woman, Stua-
good PLAN Cook Good reference can be given
knnly AZ 90 E,neenth- - cor Seveuth-av iy2Q lie
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DnARn and SIIITES of Rooms no

BLET al 50 Eas Fourteenth 81; corner of tolIta-aN
and Un0u square also. one slngie roon' pEfa.e
reqmred. best of c.iy refercnce gwen. w ot-
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
~,,r yr,y-YORK DAILY TRIBCHE

''arynTyERY MORNING tsvyDAT ExcEPFEhl
-,,,rrE rurIpISGs CORNER OF sSEucZ AND sA'
- SAY SIS OPPOSITE TIE cry HALL
,,,.d 20 CITY Sutscrite's for I2l Cents p+r %oen
4Id rrefry hey can Ray advance a. the DssA
o. ~h.,,,ts or a year az the same rate SlAs'e 'p =,
Lfsr.Di. Nsil satscrlbeTs 1--WE Dsins ~ Sntiu t -
T~0tsb cns.cr ofl1Bs takea fr mpnths r ur tn'ee
Three Dollars IN afvanee reg ~ a N al *
With Country Ee~spaDers Daily "a eis ieesiso
,fce whose terms are hlghef 'Ad9 'HOae VI 40
4; sas, - ~. nat allowed any dldcfenoe
TUE NEW YORK WEEkLf TkiboNt,
, yTKY LARGE PAPER FOX Ihh CoISlHi IL,
Cd every SATURDAY IOREIsG, ~ the low price oil
rnau1 IN atyance Eshi eoqes for $40, or ts'eniF
ne address for SO a4d he pager no case n
s"t I.,ord tte t.lne for which y paid Adveft.rs-
t,s .hee. wI oe charged ~ ces,s pe. Lae e@c'
snseIt!tn
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pOARDING.--A Gentleman and his
1I~lfe or two SINGLE gentlemen can bs accommodated
with Board IN pnvste family. Apply a, 81 Auen-st
y2 lms
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~ Columbia College. The annual Commence
,nt " 10 take place Wednesday 3Oth July, al
rml.r Hall beginning at 10 o'clock The examinations
ir adn,son into ia, Freshman Glass will be held m
he College Chapel on Fnday. 18th INST, BEGINNING al 10
ses Examinations for either Of the higher classes Will
n held the same and place Tuesday 18th INST
VA a1hF&Tu
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\ AGENTS.-Wan,ed 10 give 500 men
the exclusive night Of counties Sc IN Middle and
ssssn SAiss for DR. SkEners Medical and celebrated
.ey Books The greatest niucement gwen 70 enter
a'ea ahc hgh WAGES pad 10 guoi hands For
Ss.1.s' cal os sddress, postpaid W PARMENTER So
sAtsueet. n, Y Je90 lms
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UOARD at CORNW ALL, Orange TO-,
- Y-On and after he first oi August Iaefe ~! be
vacant rooms Al ne house Fowler Grg-s. t>q
Conw an. and anv pates der1us NJ spend nc ieF ~ee.s
al one bea tf and healthy places on me ID
River (sithln of SeWIoTk by the HlSpn
River Railroad or steamers Henry Clay and Santa Claus
dayl can further information by apPiyn- y bs-
,nap d GrlgEs. 2J2 Washington = JvS' o.
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pOARD on BROOKLYN HIGHTS.

Il = A Gentleman and Wife can he accommodated '" n
a furnished rO,m with board m handsome c,nvenehty
located house ~hch been y fumshed throughout
fitted with gas. &c Oulv bcarderS taken address
with r. al name LEANDER box l7S7 Post Office s23 i
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A s CHAMBERMAID and to assist in taking
care Of children. BY respectable Young Woman -
Ne objection to 20 m the country Can be seen la two
DAYS al 81 Mauen-st ly29 lie
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PFOclAiu4flru
Proclamation
A &. Kingsland, Mayor.
NlTN HILL. July %, ls5l-Wherc

TTT1 HNTT, July TO, TNoT.-W htftlS,
~ fhaying been asserted that WATTS NERVOUS
ANTlDOIE infallabie Of disease. and the evi
dence beng conclusive and powerng that has
Ney reduced the deaths from consumption this city
from Be- down q the week that becomes Imperative
ascertain with certainty thS muhlY truth theteide
suitable conversation Will bee allowed tO the surviving
friends persons diving from disease debility consump
ton To produce SINGLE evidence their departed friends
having used the Anlote The investigation viii be rgld
" conducted, that the public know the positive Tesnl
fh.f 10 I,xfa = R,n ftr last Apeh
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DOARD REDUCED at the Private
! , Mansion House 81 Greenwich 81, oy Mrs BEhI
formerly Foster Gentlemen with single beds and hghi
sry rooms s. 20 ger day boarderS s. per 'eek
toarders 20 cents per day Floating and no.er
baths gratis Vti IN
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A GENTS.-Wanted. loo Agents TO sell

: an improYed edition Of Nelis's surveyor aud L :
'eSn Boos. THIS tAe most valuable form boaS
eeIshedSoo PAGES binding Pucc reduced from
10 Soen;S Our agents uAklg from 81 go - $500
VI on1m. WELLS co, a Ann.st we ST.
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pOy Wanted stout, active Boy in
cI,-tIny store Apgly 70 p H. WEYMAN %
s Maisen- laLe-
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Reynolds Great Romance Published this Morning.
FEHE GIPSEY CHIEF. by G w. Rev

y nolds author Of Life IA London" sc elegantly
illustrated Frce 60 cen'S.
THIS splendid romance which has been looked FOR With
- much .mraii,nce : ready The dramatic power
Throughout the hole story and VIVID There
stan N after undue effect, the positions Snang and
the nClenis faithful and rue nature. The aIthor's
power Of Characterization was never more fly exhibited
Little Fh7a" ard ''wicked Nell" whose Afs-hke draw
incs A. wen original conceptions, would have done
ccd tn a scott a Rcsens- The numerous readers OF
ths flvonie writer VIII find thus last prod icion ~ors Of
extraordinary genus and ability
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VO LET with BOARD.-The whole or

4 part Of a suite of unfurnished Rooms VIZ par9r,
chamber dressing and servants room, - gentle
man and his WIFE or widow LADY and family elegant
house delghtfuly situated West Twenty third st -
Terms not much object agreeable ompanonhp IN
a family three Address for three days 70 y Tribune
Odice IgZ9 lt'
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1OURNING BROACH-Lost, on Sun
pOCKET-BOOK FOUND.-A Pocket
NHARLES II COKAYNE FIRTH

y Information wanted Of CHARLES II COkAfNE
IRITH He sailed from Souh hampton. England June 49,
1851 and tins city July 1851 Any information
Of concerning HIN either from himself OF from the person
with whom he may Be staying WI be thankfully received
hy his brother Mnl Cokayne Fnth Address WILLIAM
COkAlNE FIRTH, Addison, Sieahen Co y
WA 3trurhASats
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HIGHLY respectable Woman desires

II UINIiLI TVsPVVtahIt oman ueSlTCs
u situation She Il gcl Cook. aud " would he Wiling
70 ASSIST With the washing and roRlng or wonM 20 ~
l@sndreSs scniesi pTNato fSnly the CIV Caa sN,
Ne best Of reference Please cali AZ hSnondSt coTaer
y Gfetnwch-aN Ia the sro~tTy store Can Ns seen foT all
As week. Il not engsSel. y29lts
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DOOM and BOARD.-W anted, Room

m the second third story and Board for gentle
an aud hrs wife where there few boaFde,s, IN
peasant ard convenient house located between Twelfth
and Twenty aud Fourth and Sixth Address
C., Tribune Office. stating terms. VlS 2w'
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1851-10-02

populous section Of our own country and, sec
ondly, the establishment of Local Legislature
and Representation in he Cortes securing to
the People the right 10 legisIate for themselves.
To prevent these great reforms, and to-perpetu-
ate Personal Slavery and Civil DesPotism in
Cuba, the Washington Union would have the
Government of this country not only informed
die impertinently with the domestic affairs OF
Spain, but plunge into war with France ana
England! Beautiful Democracy!
We profess to be quite as sincere "a friend
of free institutions as the Washington Union
The desire of Lops to aid the Cubans to obtain
civil liberty we sympathized with because we
believed that he was sincere, and that the Gre
oles were anxious to throw off the yoke. lie
failed :. but we shall be consOled for his failure,
if the ultimate effect of his ill-fated expeditions
shall be, as seems now not improbable, to give
free labor and popular representation to Cuba.
| Another beautiful illustration will then be FUR
nished of the great truth, that God reigns, and
is forever making the hating designs and deeds
of men subserve his own wise and gracious pur-
noses