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YOnNG AMERICAN Woman. whn

/ Nj a compettrt dres.m4ker, wishes to engage as
Htu.ekscper H. rmr fsmiy o plniLres ar refinement
she hgs good knowledge Of domestic affairs and
make besef ueUl with The needle Ia shi imak Dg and
ote- sewing VIII require eXcsDfiC nq'e references
nirectno,e 70 HOUsEKEEPER, Al East Fife euih st for
tlree d0ys stating particulars ma b.
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~ Land AssocfasI on.-Industrial Home AssOcia-
don No holds regulsr meeting at IN Grsnd-st every
THURSDAY EVEN1NG, at " O'Clock Bakers Home of
Ca Those int sted IN procuring anindepe1dent Hume
ead convenient TO the City, snd thus free themselves from
rent despotsm, are invited 10 attend No spectators
Manied ms 1r.l X. A. BAILEY, President
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

ROOKS FOR THE PEOPLE.-Re
II .erty Published-JOSCELINA: Or THE SOL
DIERS DAUGHTER; by the lae Col. W. X. Maxwell.
tau hor Of Stories Of WATERLOO "Hector o dallOfan"
&c Sc Price 25 cents.
The above worn somewhat different from The authors
usual vein being Of domestic story. Like DR. War
rem, bulhOr OF Ten Thousand Year" who aferward
produced that splendid Sermon Now and Then" in his
years the lAmented authOr took more sober
views OF the purposes OF life and sther to make HE
fellow better than 10 them for the passing
hour. No who has read "Ten thousand Year.
full Of humor recognize its mlrthnspinng
Their IN the submey beautiful characters he has traced in
the pages OF Now Then" So with The author OF
"HectOT OHaloran" The Soldiers Daughter is
like the former works OF s gifted author that bis admirers
will recognize as from the same source. Gihan,
as also the author OF The New Spirit OF the Age very
candid ard able reviever) placed the late Col Maxwell
the head Of the Irish NOveists His characters
not csricsureo" has been charged upon Lever aud
Lover whose orks have been perhaps even more oopu
lar here than Maxwers. This last work we learn
through the pages Of the Dublin University Mega
zine" Whole editor remarks on terminating its publ
cstien
Those readers who light
reading nh past the conclusion Of Col
Msxxsns The Soldiers Daughter IL full OF
cdert stirring truthful plets with noble sentiment The
tors declining hea IN fear he will comPsed to lay
ASIDE his pen
"Joscera or The Soldiers Daughter" is probably the
be- work which the lamented Maxwell ever wrote. Pub
lished and for 50 g. wholesale and retail by
WE. BURGESS, Dealer in Cheap Publications,
ms Il y Ann A.. N. Y.
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M CRAWBUCK'S UPHOL STERY,


IL miles nom the City OF New-York, In Westehester
County-Prtpsrty consisting Of store, good dwelling
house barn lnd other out buildings and Of land
well stocked with fruit Price 5000 $1,000 can remain
bond and mortgage for hvey For particulars inquire Of
ma Inns BENhAM 4 WHITNEY, az Pearl st.
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NJ b. BUTLER, Auctoneer.
4 EASEHOLD PROPERTY AS Hud

Alson-st, viii be sold al Auction the Merchants e.
change on THURSDAY the 9TH day OF March next Al j.
O'Clock by order Of the Administrator OF the estate VI Ge
Phillips dsceased, the Lease Of Lot as Hudson g. a.
the Buildings thereon. 49,
The Lease Is from Trinity Church. expiring May iSct
Ground SlsO, with covenants for renewal or payment
for hudings The improvements consist OF two Dick
buildings three stories hgh the front one occupied for
and dwelling the for dwelling -both hre PROOF
and In good order, and renting for about $500
SAFE cashlo per cent at the time OF sale and me ba'
sncc on transfer BY order ofJAMES rHAYER, PUB
lie Administrator, and Administrator or Geo'"e pninps,
deceased, NAssau.et lU tmo
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SALES BY AUCTION.

j. w BROWN, Aucioneer.
DEREMPTORY TRADE SALE OF
Il CABINET FURNITURE, kc-y. w. BROWN wi |
sell at auction without reserve, TOMORROW, Thursday
March Al I0G O'clock a. "a Broadway 10 pay advances
30 entire and extensive stock OF Cabinet Furniture.
sstpg of Sofas Chairs French and Cottage Bedsteads
Hair Matuesses Rocking Chairs. Marble top and other
Tsbes &c with great variety Of articles In mo inei 10
quantities which will be sold In lots to suit dealers and
obers Also an assortment OF housekeeping articles For
particulars ace catalogues, which are now ready. Sale
positive a. he premises must be vacated. ms it,
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an APPLETON & co.
~. lon MONDAY.


CHRlST IN HADEs Poem
Ry William w Lord. vol limo, bound, 70 cshis-
This admirable poem founded upon me osio .nAl tne
aou Of the Saviour ster his CrueinXon passe1 ~ 20
shode of he Spirit OF Men and thence came forth Triumph
AT II POSSESSES SURPRISING grandeur and majesty o.
thou ght with much force ard beauty OF language, and
na- H'A' lion TUESDAY
TREATISE ON MARINE AND NAVAL AhChIIEO-
TURE;
Or Theory and Practice Blended IN Ship Building
nv Jotn w Grifilhs Marine and Naval Architect
Illustrated with more than fifty Engayings vol 40
Price sic. ., H. -
Tbis work s designed 10 form the connecting INK oe-
tween Science ana Practice. with view % the elementary
irstctjou Of hose who have not previously studed sn
rircfues Of science IN modelling and building salps nu
while 10 designed the novitaies guide II wll ce Iou
10 contain much info rmafiOn adapted TO AL orsncnS "a
msritirne enterprise; only the elementary praJPe
INT all the Departments Of the science, are olslnsIy -
plainec and ILLUSTRATED " plates and diagrams
iect Of maspg and spsrng Of vessels 10 tahy eAPAneu
In It's proper department. <..,a,.a
Popularity has been sought a. The expense OF
nor breviy by the sacrifice Of useful inf0rmanon sno aP
propnsie Illustrations. 49,. .,a
To those who desire 10 possess wOrk on nc -
rsetice OF stipbudtng Is too much 20 say nA "a
eops amount OF Information has been onereo 70 VIC
rsrhsrieaI word upon this subject small pfee.
III ON WEDNESDAY, -.
CHEAP COTTAGE AND FARM-HOUsEsi .
Adapted 10 the United s'ses Illustrated VIII NUMEROUS
Eugravngs. -
ByA j. Downing vol $40. rice - .s.A
Farming Psrt OF me Archi Of Country hOuSe,
IN boa sfsci TIE VA Of sFAAr.l go. 30
s.srbv tas r architecture f= cheaFes' l"ss' 49,
srt tlrr ' h..h has e, from tbs pres So,
Ms 81 u S'1''''
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ROCkAWAY WAGON.-Wanted
O.ss. neat so, eOad hand Roelaway Wagon with
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~ Covenant Lodge, No. 3J, 1. O. Of d. f.

NJ Cooperative Labor League The Second
Nenhy Meeting III be held AZ the Office OF the League,
g,prytt on THURSDAY EVENING. March 8, at !
seOck Members fhe League who have discounts 10
eve are requesed up early. The attendance Of
nose who study economy whether members not is
s,ry requested The following Is the List of Traders
shh whom the League have Contracts for March, 1891
Hal Fnishers' ORION, II Park rOw.
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THE NEGRO CONSPIRACY IN

TH Z n EG r . CONSPIRACY IN
Il THE CITY OF NETWORK IN I74l.-COntsinlng
full account OF The Burning Of the Fort Government
House, Hal Of Records, and the firing Of many other
buildings with account Of the trial and execution OF
hiryhTee Of the conspiratos, thirteen of whom were
burned al the stake
Originally prepared and published by Daniel Horsman-
den one OF The Presiding Justices during the trial For
sale by w. h. GRAHAM CO.
ma 81 srS all Booksellers ia the City and County.
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n who thoroughly understands the getting up of Boys
and Cbidrens Clothing 70 who is entirely OF
his business liberal salary will be given by WIN. D. ABB
BAIT K CO. l63 Wiism-st 28f lw*
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THO LADIES.-One or two Ladies, of
y good address. education and character, find
gepteel employment By calling upon. or addressing, A.
PALMER Co, Barclay-st References 10 Clergymen
or other respectable parties will be required One from
Staten Island. Wiliemsburgh and jersey City, also
wanted. m1 b
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IOHN o. ROBERT OSbOhN, III
~ Wsst find necesssryt advise their friends and Gus
toners that Messfs Wyckof, scrynser Co VII no ION
ger receve Samples Of any Wines OF their importation
fhese Wines however may DO tasted heretofore o. me
following Brokers:
Hesers Davis Henrques, 80 Wallst
hessrs Hayward kerstemsn, 10 Wsll-sL
Hessrs scrymser, Smith Co. l6 WaiisL
Mr. T. Van PelL III Frortst. III I'M
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- HY0IENIQUE DE PARIS.-At ROGERS Cheap
Fancy sore 449 Broadway, will DO found every article
manufactured by this celebrated Society," and warranted
genuine Also large assortment Of tooth nail hat hsir
and clothes brushes for sale cheaper than Il any 9th
or place In the city If3leodlss
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BOARD WANTED IN BROOKLYN

1s-One large and small bedroom win be required
ssefess, postpaid p s. Brooklyn Post Ofhce. ms 81
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LIENS IMPROVED EDUCATION

LIENS IMPROVED EDUCATION
N TABLEg-Designed to facilitate the Education Of
children. by combining Amusement With Instruction. aow
a. dsseTvedlv popular sod wholesale aud retail, by H.
9AVITAND. 429I Broad way The Trade supplied on
liberal tsrms Also constantly hand the principal Dali
iv and Weekly Newspapers, Magazines Cheap fuohca-
dons Stationery. Music Gold Pens aud Pencu Ssses &c
&c Gold Pens repaired. - -, ., -,
1Qf1mf j @. HANlLAND. blO1uWy-
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\, ~LED-fhe undersigned has applications from par
.,sasg 10 purchase tho furniture Of families about
aIe Up housekeeping; any person wishing 70 dlRpose
pa, tasni'1re a. private sale fair cash valuation
r1%s parehaaer, by applying BY note or Otherwise 10
S r. G. KEMP, IS Nassau-sL
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WANTED-Titles to Illinois and Mis-
w sOur lands granted soldiers Of the Of 1919,
Nd forfeited for Taxes Apply address, giving num-
lOl Inns
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W7ANTED-EMPLOYMENT FOF

MN ANTED-EM MENU FUk
w large number Of Men, Women, Boys and Girls. at
the Emigrant Intelligence Once, IS and Canal o. lnear
Broadway This Office under the direction OF the Com
miisioners Of Emigration Applications by employers for
emgrant aborers and families wishing to obtain servants
OF either will be promptly attended to Contractors
be constantly supplied with Laborers Mechanics be
furnished with Boys Of all ages deSroua Of learning radea
Persons residing distance have people OF the sbove
descriptions SEN to their address, by forwarding the
necessary TO pay the cost OF their conveyance TO
their residences. No charge Is made to Emgrsns or
Employers" 18Th
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L. g. CARRlNGToN Aucuoneer
DY JACOB s. PLATr-Hardware,
ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER. Aucuoneer.
THE VALUABLE HOUSE and LOT

II p NORTH MODEST, AT AUCTioN...,Aan-
THONY J. BLEECKER, Will sell al Auction, 90 MN
DAY March TO- 1851 al u O'Clock, al the Merchants Ia
change. the following valuable property, VIZ. .,..I
Or NORTH MOORE sTREET-rhe hrst elass 20. "a.
well built 4soTy brick House, viii orow1 sIone Oas
and lo II Ground Known g NorthA )Ore 49, Sc VI
lot u feet by Is feet 10 depth ile house - lo
and n by - FEET IN ceDih Olenan VI 70 P.ienAso
uor.y can remain on Bond and h0nga2e. ror Turner
particulars srqly 10 ihe Aiciiooee'l orV-l-'~ uf1l
ma 81
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ADKIss II. MULLER; AaesCneer

ADRTks n. MULLER. Aucsonoer
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
TWENTY FOURTH ST-A0RlAN II. MULLER
VII sell al snesion on WEDNESDAY, March 6h, Il u
0eloeA 81 ihe herchsns Exchange the following valuable
property:
TwEsTY FcURrH-srREEr Five los situate on the south
side OF senty OGrhsL feet IS inches west rom ne
second-av, each being a 'eei4 Is inches In width ey %
feet 6! inches IN depth (s7ol msSs
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SITUATIONS WANTED-For so or

C6O excellent Servants Cooks Nurses, HOusework
Girls L1undresses, Seamsuesses, Mattresses, &c nc.
Also for Men and Boys Is Waters Fsrsers Coaehmep,
Gardeners &c Proiestant and Cahoic Girls At Office fr
City ard Country y. Employment Office, 47s Broad
way T. 2. SAUNDERS. ms Ia
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SCHOOLS.

DERGEN POINT INSTITUTE
- PIE asanty situated opposite Port Richmond, distant
from New only miles and accessible hourly by
steamboat 10 open 70 youth Of bolh sexes and supplied
with competent under the bupentendence OF
Mr. Vreesnd Terms will vary according to the instruction
afforded, from 500 10 $50 per
Circulars containing referen and other particulars may
be obtained Mr. Curriers' 1871 Green ~1chst, Wtcoxs
School Agency the principal bookstores In he city, or by
personal application to the subscriber the Institute
JACOB NJ. VREELAND.
Bergen Point, N j. m42wF
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CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC

CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC
~ The Singing Association connected with tho Firs
Mariner' NJ E. Church. assisted by Mrs Laura A Jones'
Mrs Lincoln, Prof Van der Weyde and Mr.. A B Lincoln
will give n CONCERT OF Miscellaneous Music, cOnsts ing
OF Anthems Duets, Choruses &c by the celebrated
authors, In The First Mariners NJ Z. Church In Cherrysi
between Clinton aud Montgomery on WEDNESDAY
EVENING. 5th inst Prof z. II. Van der Weyde The
celebrated Eosn Pianist will preside q, the Psno Porte
T Gilbert Co 3 voiced Holan Piano Forte will Ne
used the occasion. Performance to commence at n
O'Clock Tickets NAV be obtained The door the
ing Of the Concert Proceeds for The benefit of the Church.
m 2uas
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A VALUABLE DISCOVERY in tho

IA way OF imparng Instructions Wriiiny-fhe most
profitable the learner that has been e.tsblished
Persons they had written speedily improved,
a. sge or deficiency is impeachment; the system en-
brat variety Of bsnds each perrc city laugh Twelve
sin pie Lessons, by ii. G. ROWE Wiring Master Pupils
instructed 81 their residences and remedy
moe erste. Commands received al 39f Grand-st, New
York m5lt
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WANTS, sc.

WANTED.-Psrt of HOUSE by
w small fami " say two rooms and two bedrooms, on
upper 6oor with or without kitchen. Rent from $3.50 10
lb Unexcepuonable references given. Address box
1874 Post Office. ms ST
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VNARRYTOWN INSTITUTE.-A Sc
u lect BOARDING SCHOOL for Boys at Tarrytown,
New York A. NEWMAN Principsl.-ln shs Institution
Young Gentleman are thoroughly instructed In all the
branches Of English and Classical education The price
OF Board and Tuition. including bed bedding washing aud
mendng is from $3.50 $3.50 per anpum according TO the
branches pursued Circulars containing particulars refer
ences Sc can be obtained at Spsding Shepards Book
Store 1894 Broadway, New ork by addressing note
te the Principal ms neod
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~ 80 PrIrterr.-For ssle large and well assorted
JOB PRINTING OFFICE, located in one OF the best
sn.Ae portions of the City, doing good business
md possessing facilities for increasing II 10 young men o.
and business habits this IN chance seldom offered
FERNS moderate Address PRINTER. this Office 28f lwS
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~ Notice. Passengers per steamship BALTIC, Ior
L,snoo will please be board al the foo o. CanalsL
q WEDNESDAY, March 5 at II O'Clock NJ SEND al
Agesre NOT wanted on the passage On board TUESDAY,
hnek4 marked Below with the number oil thelr oer'h
MI Il
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WANTED Situations for Protestant
w Servants In all the various capacities at the Protec
tive Protestant Agency 4S2 HudsOn-st B-Famlles In
pursuit OF Protestant domescs realize their wishes by
applying this Office where the most discriminating
Is exercised in selecting only such worthy and well
qualified mi IT.
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JONATHAN d. HOLBROOK, Auc-
MISCELLANEOUS.
vVO THELOVERS OF GOOD BEEF.

n The subscriber respectfully afo'm. His patrons and
the public that he III expose for sale on urday, srch
g. his stRl Nos and Catherine MarssI four superior
STEERS two of which iatlened by Jos ph Carpen-
ter ofRye Weschester Co. and two by Capt A Knapp,
Of Greenwich Conn. also some extra fine mU ffON aud
VEAL all OF which he sters himself ceunot DO surpassed
All ose who like the good things of this 70 requested
to call and supply themselves ALFRED VARIAN,
NOs 4 and Catherine Market
All the above NAV be seen At hs Slaughter. House IL
Shthst, until Friday, Pm ms ~
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A S MONTHLY NURSE, by respectable
Protestant woman willing to make herself useful
Can be the northwest Of Avenue aud
SXth.st No 80 third floor, back room. mS ST.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

~ Netieo.-By Divine permission he Methodist Pro-
-, CSurch lately rebuilt IN Grand street., between
vs I'D Fjfh sta Wilsmsburgh. will be Dedicated on
gguURSDAY NEXT. Il o 9Th int at 2. NJ. DsdcatOry
sermon BY Rev WIN II JOHNSON. Ia the Evening,
ss,mop by Rev. EZRA WHITLEY. 4n 81
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Finch Carer
GAS FILTERS and PLUMBERS, 81

" Bowery New-York An kinds Of Gss and Water nx-
lures made 10 order Chandeliers Pendants, &C
Ran Tnbs shower Baths, Water Closes &c sc. Orders
rom The Country solicited Jobbng punetusily attended
- -
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~ The Daily Freeman is the largest newspaper
nBrooiyn has the largest circulation Is me only morn
hr psper and the enly Wing Corporation newspaper IN
asl cty Az is the best medium for advertising IL Is re-
sensible for the representations and agreements OF us OVID
ueusiye agents only. Mo o.
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WANTED-For respectable Ameri-
eau GIL, IS years Of age who has lost her parents
situation al some light business Address box b. II
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NANTED-At ia Nassau-st. (base-

ment) -Employmeni s speedily obtained Tor b ok-
tfepers Statesmen, Clerhs School Teachers Porers Bsr
keepers, Walters Coachmen, Boys 70 learn respectable
trades Rules and regulations to be 10 the Office which
are strictly observed Merchants fee 81 per year Appi
peosng ST. free OF postage stating the description
ms IL THOs. SPHINX, Agent.
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HOARD WANIED.-B by a Gentleman
Osrd hs Lady until the first OF April the Seventh Ward
ekTed furnished room on the second door would be
ssbe Address II, AT THE Office stating aceommoda-
~0d lermA References exchanged. an 2s
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ROARDING-A gentleman and lady
KScan be accommodated with parlor and bedroom on
the fecond floor front Of Broadway, at 624 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-05

NOR SALE-The Mammoth Panorama
OF the Connecticut, now exhibiting a. 5toppani Hall,
offered for sale that will make Ito purchase
object to an enerprsing man, the propne,ors
Paged u other avocaOrs and cannot attend TO It's exb
don. Apply by letter, ostpaid, 10 ADAM BROWN,
Tribune Office 6m 2Wh3s
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BROADWAY THEATER.-DOO

Abopen att; 10 commence al "A oclock-Prces Of Adj
mission To Dress Circle and Parque 81 Family Cir
and Third Tier. Is Gallery re cts Private boxes
8 and St. THIS EVENING. March 5, viii be performed
the Drama OF BELPHEGOR.
Belphegor. Conway Madeline. Miss J. Bennett
Previous TO which The Comedy Of the
HOUSEKEEPER, Or the White Rose.
Felicia the keeper...............MssJ Bennett
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ITO TEACHERS AND PRIVATE PU-

n PISA gentleman Of much experience will give in
strucon In the EDgsh and Classics and In Arithmetic and
the higher Mathematics with Surveying Engineering, Nav
igaon, Drawing Of Plans Profles, Charts &c. Address
"TEACHER," Tribune Office ms I'm
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A S CHAMBERMAID and Seamstress and
[Aio take OF child. by Protestant girl Has
no objection to travel with the family. Has the best OF
ference Apply at $40 Seventh avenue between Twenty
hh and Twenty sixth Inquire in the butchers store
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NM
A, rrbrshed on the departure on 20 =, - 80 800
liverpool Price 81 cents per copy OF - pe' J'''
ace inclndeo.
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GOOD BOARD, with a pleasant front
~ room, csE be had moderate terms at SIS Bowery
near Third.tt 27f lW*
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OARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.
NATTLER'S COSMORAMAS-Corner

SAIILER - NOOhORhmho-NO
Oof Broadway and ThireenthsL The hrst section con-
taininE collection Of twentysx views Of Europe, Asia
Minor, The Holy Land Syria Egypt, Nubis and Arabia
will be exhibited until the eighth Of March. Afer that
date all these will be replaced BY new views equally
interesting ms lwus'
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Inactive business man, who has had fsen years expe-
rence In the Management Of the publishing and Newspaper
business Any one requiring the services OF such person
VIII IND nm an acqust on 10 their establishment and
voted to their interest," Respectable references given and
q moderate compensation only expected. PeRse address
BOSTON, al the o6ice of this paper mi Tvs