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FANCY GOODS.
EoREIGN AND DOMESTIC.

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
"M. H. CARY 81 co. 243 and 245
w Pearst between John Fulton sis) invite the
attention OF the city and distant Jobbing Trade
10 thety Layge and eayred stock Of Goods,
which they offer the lowest rates. either for cash or ap-
Under tber present arrangements they offer great
Inducements on all their Foreign Goods, ana VIII give
their customers the benefit Of the large doHnts which
they have gained by the increased amount Of their par-
chsses -, -. ...uy,
CAN GOODS AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
Their will be kept full during hs whole year, and
viie the nExICaN ana SOUTH AMERICAN dealers 70
examine heir stock Of Jewsiry, manufactured expressly
for those markets also their stock oflyoJ Combs adapted
The following articles constitute part Of their stock;
Linen Threads.
Various makers, plain and sain finished, black dfso,
witty brown and cOl0red, Nos Dxs0.
SpooI Cotton.
white black AID colored, Nos 0xla Is to 500 yards
Tapes and BObbins.
Linen and cotton, assorted cooTs and sizes.
Cutlery.
Razorp Knives. Shears, Scissors and Table Knives and
Forks, Wade Butchers, Wostonholn's, hodgers, and
other celebrated maken
Hair CLOTH teeth paint yarnish shaving shoe, er1mD
horse, serubbing, &c &c; tn great variety.
Musical InsIrgmsnts ,.-o.,
Aecordeons, Violins, flutes Fiies Cisnone" n"n'n'
large and ch assOrmsat consisting Of beautifully nly
sticks, with plain, fancy and silyered paper.
fine s, So, SIS, and NPU, Iix4i inches.
Combs.
Plain and fancy tuck dfessng pocket and sde OF she'll
buffalo and horn.
Guns.
Single and double English and American, real and imi'
talon twist; also, q variety Of Rifles.
Pistols. -.
English and German pocket belt and holster Cors ana
Allen ThurbeTs Revolyers ALSO, complete ssso"sns
Of Sporting Apparatus.
Perfumery.
Lubis's Msngepet L Coudray's, PiYers' finAuos sho
Eces fine extfacts
soaps
GasysiS,s pinsnd's and MaageDes Coudrays assorted
styles, kc. &c. 49,.
pa..n..,or Gan. Needles Pins Hooks and Eyes Steel
pen. snren Sers ButtoBs Of all styles, Pocket Books,
Porf Honnses Purses, Stationery, Beads, WhalsDone,
Jeru' To1toiss SAeH PEARL Shei Horn Tips, &C. iof
mS Gs,aioonss IN the FRENCH, SPANISH, GERMAN
and ENGLISH languages. oioHIec1 sf
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SIXTH THOUSAND.
DEVERIES OF A BACHELOR; Or,
hA BOOK OF THE HEART yIK MARVEL with

Illustrations by barley ,...-s.
,,gcsl ia III counry Or EssllId" 10 ma OF Commerce
thu tlest pro1ucto-s o. ne terag genus
9TH county be universally rsae y u sasifs .nd ann
- Courier asd Eaquu-r.
All III crit % pr.s> Of the choicest specimens Of hall
r8usstcs al LIl essay hat Las appeared cur tine
TB- eFsr resreusn' purity a,t elegance q styls, Ar ne
Of ts Dc sn,ui and admirably -e 20
volume 1850 80
rufhes forih God could Gals sue ifom .h cps
large tear; ~ ustrEo- such a. be lols Who l I
oms orou.hy nbgei with The bs.t Of se Worts lefA ~
eouhsuppy. ,olh-rl Lt-rar nTr'-ls -
with a faculty Of erpressol. o1ts led ~ ae,lf -
avery phrase ihaf cOls,rcst out % tls
catuary beautiful freedom o. spt h 4 mtte nn ~.
,.hsued The depths on n-'tsf salrs hf u
'f Il srpsf,' S-s N,uthly.
e sri sto re wages has sesa re l ;ls as 80, 80
Hccdirg Of ofhfr days The BOOK w1rth more
eor for th- h-srt srsuag@ - rh ef- h-i anl -
The tat have ot-i h- h--n-if- ~ -
author. Be he TEA .t uay, tie history o tls qsai.
never 90 'a.tlfulJ vr.tteu-" A-o-tl .o-
The pressu Vork Erves some Of 30, DAY drama =.
Of graceful PICTURES very he l-, srsp.c ss-thei % =
dsfu-ss relieved uy apqlsncF fhst shows nul h- sfP
rgya-ch laa and Rsiectof.
49,. ia-s rr tll1stIls -
arc salflr passss es-rcr1 fr.. ati 49, az =
real LIE admirably Reproduced 60 ta-.e II - r-t
CHARLES sCRIBNER, Caie BsEer s-Ii9aerJ =,
llfJls s6Park-roW Rnd lt' 'a''--
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AS Cook, Washer and Ironer, or as
(APastry Cook In a Hotel. by a very experienced Ame
ricAn Good city reference be given Cal al
"a Sixlh-sv. In the bookstore. III ~
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~ Shakspere Rea dings.-Prof HOWS will read
the Comedy OLA YOn Like H. Al the Siuyvesant institute
on WEDNESDAY EVENING next, Feb. - To com
mspce o'clock Tickets so cts To be Obtained al the
door and NJ the usual places
EB-The present and following Readings OF the
vii be given Wednesday evening Of each week, instead
OfThursday before announced. -
Hew.York Feb. g. 1851 lOf AisMkW"
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r,,p sr,II.XEEKLY TRIBUNE
-.,.,n ..r,r-YnKK TRIRUNE

A.. o,hnsked every "Wednesday aI4 ',S'y s.o
Il pue.H S sr,nn Two copies Tor s.. Ten Tor so.
ia tSvs,,i,emepts. cents Hae ea-h insertion
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VO LET, furnished, by small private
Il Esnily the second floor and basement three
persons without children. Address Home a. THIS
Office No removal on the FIRST Of May. Isl
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VALENTINES! YALENTINES!!-

n ALEN IINES. VAIN I'm 70 =
Tie Subscriber begs leaye to call he ssnuon oi Zee
ers and Others h.s large and syiendd sssonprl. -
VALENTINES of new and elegant designs al 49,
msnahip. Rich Off re- Tor CASH 81 very -" -,
e. 10 ios 10 suit purchasers. Country d1srl, ~ "
ID, d -. ~ -, $3.50 r-rats nd flrg 1rds-s prom ply
foruar4cd GEyRGE ~ IVES III o 'l'er-
fIa 49, N-ss@A. q 'i-ri 'fi1>
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WANTED-A Lad in a LAWYERS office
BOWMAN Hanover-sL up Stare fF' 1SfT
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MUSICAL TNSTRUCTION.-WTL-
DROTESTANT SERVANTS.-Fami-

lies who prefer Protestant Domesncs may rely upon
scouting the hest 10 city IN any capacity al the Proes
tant Office 4S2 Hudsonst N B. Worthy ProesLsnts can
secure situations FREE OF CHARGE. III aus
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BOARDING.

ROARD-.At the private Mansion House
b 81 Greenwlch-st Gentlemen, with single beds and
light airy rooms g. so per week Day Bosrders g per
week Transient Boarders 50 cents per day. I8 lm+
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nOWFR PRESS WANTED-An

Il Adams Power Presided at least 80 by 44-secoad-
hand and in good order Address Press OF v b.
PALMER, Tribune Building stating price, &c lOt 81
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WANTED-An enterpriring PART
w HER with $500 TO $500 In a mAuu,aeturing b,si
that win pay several thousand dsars per snnurn
Address lh real bRme 81" Tribune Office. l2f IL
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XTALENTINES.--WM. i. JONES.

l52 Sixh-av invites strangers and those residing A.
distance from biz store. fo those In his immediate neigh
borhood link Of going esswhere 70 call aod *.
anime hs rich and varied assortment u ALENTiNE5
ard Eslen tie Stationery Orders 10 any amount Tor ne
coun ~ put up 10 faithful manner receipt % cash Ad-
dress Manufacturer above, ClaTk, Austin smith
rs Broadway i3l 5teodis@
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~ Ipdinn Lecture.-KAH-6E-G A.GAHBOWH!
OF GEORGE CONWAY, the celebrated Ogoheway Cmet
will Lecture at Stanley's Indian Gallery, SGT Brosdway
Tbs EVENING at n O'Clock. Admission to Gallery
and Lecture 25 cents. III u
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yOR EUROPEAN SihSOLAi ioN
4, ,nbs.bee on the departure Of each MAI steamer
I,veTnoo Price 81 cents per copy or ~ per year POI
age included
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nv LARGE PAPER FOR THE COuNInI, -
49, every SATURDAY n0rang al Tue ow price Oh -
- srssm IN advance Eight copies ~, ~ y. ON,
prr oDe address for 81 sn1 ne pape' 10 ~" case 0"'
81 - sevor 4 The tine Or Uhicn = 9 pa'o , % .
1na NJ. tls sheet wiz bs charged ~ Gems
-. IRE each insertion.
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OUNCES VALENTINE ESTAB-

OUNCES VALENTINE ESTAB-
- LISHMENT, 81 Chatham-st, Ne|-York.-The sub
scrbers would respectfully call the attention Of one and all
to their large and splendid assortment ofVsennes
featured and imported by them expressly for their city
sce comprising great variety as can be found in the
city, ard at prices suit the most astdous All persons
intending purchase Love Msiyes to celebrate the COM
Ing Festival OF Cupid, requested to call and examine
our Itock Of Domestic and Imported Valentines. Every
description OF Valentine Stationery, Lace Edge, Orna
nenied and Embossed Note and Letter Paper Envelopes
ofevery description, fancy Seal and Motto Waters
GGs BUNCE Valentine Manufacturer.
If 4i,a 81 Chslham-st, N. Y.
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DICH AND RARE.-VALENTINES

DITCH AND RAhE.-F ALIEN lINESo
Z at The celebrated Valentine Depot HI ESIlS COZ
ANS IC4 and IG5 Nssssn.st Of Ann st. Loves Gala
Dav the Anniversary Of ST. Valentine s now at hand and
HUESTIS COZANS have the satisfaction OF Informing
The pubic thai rhey opened Tuesday, Feb 4, 1851,
Assorimeut OF Valentines far superior 10 any they have In
FORMER wears manufactured, and which has never before
hsen eused Ia hls country Thsr stock comprises
1--WE hundred patterns OF the most elegant and exquisite de-
sgDs-the productions OF The best talent and on which
expense has been spared In the manufacturing In add
lion 10 these they have choice COLLECTION OF PERFUMED
PARIS BOXES for Valentines also great variety Of
LACE PAPER LACE AND SILVER ENVELOPES,
MOTTO WAFERS, &c. , ,.,,-,,,,,. . -,
the attention OF the public point particularly The
besn6 custom OF ST. Valentines Day, has OF late years
been much decorated by comic valentines, which have
often been made the vehicle OF insuI hoEetls x COI
none bur valentines OF CHA5TE SENTIMENT,
as well a. designs. No comics VIII be SOD At resiL
Deaers In Valentines will DO well 70 send 10 their orders
esry while an he votsdes Of g. Valentine should call at
once and prepare themselves with The most splendid socu
Inents Necessary on Fslenunos Day !" CnOVS7 iAa'c
l0f 3teOdh
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~ Masonic NOtice.-The members OF ABRAMS
Lscge No 20 are hereby notified and the Masonic FRA
niv in good standing respectfully invited 70 Sena
he nv era OF our late Brother, w p NJ RENlNGsON
GREENARD on WEDNESDAY, FEB. II, Al 2oclocR
IN from the residence Of his daughter % MonToe-sL
Bro reepaId was initiated in Abrams Lodge IN the wear
1890 and continued member Of said Lodge until his deatn
ard wss a 2. NJ. over u wears. - ,,, ,,..-
ln It, I. D VAN uOO ~, '-e9eeI.
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CTATTONERY and ACCOUNT Books.

S-Warted Young Man thoroughly acquainted with
the Reiai Stationery and Account Book Business who will
be- entrusted with the charge Of buying and selling Apply
at 10 WsllsL, corner of Pearl, up stairs. H. SPEAR
Ilf 81
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MEMOIRS OF LOLA MONTES-
We Written BY herself translated from he French. will
he issued soon. n LONG K BOTHER,
I'm q Ann-sL
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NFW-YORK TRIBUNE.

-, ,,ryv-YnRK DAILY TRIBUNE - PU ,sl,l S :,
fhEE vERY MORNING. tsuNDA1s IN S,s.
J. 'rn,,,r>S eVf,BfSos. coSNtR oF SPRUCE AMI VAS
At rHt fk,s.s,prF-s opgosITr TIE CRY nAiL'
"a % CIV Srbs nhrrs f,r l2i centa per weeSi
snc o. meter 'h-y can pay 10 adYance - ne or'N
Or wien h -, ~ the same rate Single copies,
or sN va Sahsco-rs five Dollars ref snnnp n
Two Subscriptions tssrp i'r OK m 'nns ror nee
sdvsnoe - Thee Do as IN advance required IN al
wor'h', = -rh Comfy Newspepe oily Papers r..
q. whose are higher than nose Of
-, T,s.re are not allowed any difference
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,r,,r NYFIy.YORK TRIBTNE

.oy c.t TroENfa. ORBGOS AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS
IA pubse on departure Of each Mai Steamer for Cns
srs. Price 81 cents per copy.
p'' GREELEY McELRATH. Pubishers
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VALENTINES.-A Large Assortment
Y ofVALEETINEs, from the beet manufactures, can
be had A. DUNNs Book an Music store ID EignIh Az
Hiiher Gents ana Ladies, come,
Hiuer B-eux ard Beleg, fast run
All who are pierc ed with Cupid's darts,
Will here find sOlsce for heir snafis
For Valentines for love and fun.
Can eli he fOu m with Mr.. DUNN
good second hand PLANO for sale prize s65 l2f9.'
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DHONETIC WORKS-Pnblished

DHONETIC WORKS-Publi>hed by
= a. COMsTOCK, ~ D.. Philadelphia The follow
g works are in the American Phonetic Alphabet the only
perfect has been given the world, because II Is the
only which has distinct letter for every elementary
sound and he only one has szus for the various mod
fcaions Of he voice. accent Infection, intOnaOn &c
The New Testament, 81 .; Ths Phonetic Speaker. ; /,
The Phonetic Reader 81; The Phonetcon, 50; The Pho
n-c Magazine 81 50; Ny Little Geography, 3 cents
Trease on Phouoogy 2j ce7ts The First Book OF Pope
Homers sd us octave psgesl 50 cents; Toe Pho-edc
Mrstre ~ cents
srs Phonetic Telegraph 80 centsa year Pronounc-
ing and Evmologca Dictionary Of the English Language,
Is in course OF publication IN the Telegraph
All orders should be post paid, and directed
I2fa ils A COMSTOCK. NJ D., Philadelphia
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AS NURSE and ChambeTmaid, by a
N middle aged Scotch woman, who produce bes. of
city reference Would make herself generally useful Can
be seen al Pears second front room, from 10 to
so,clock l2f IT.
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AS PASTRY and Meat Cook, by com
IN petent woman aged &c years Can give good city
ference No Office fee will be charged Can be seen at
ia Nassau-st (bRsement) III II
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BOOKS FOR FARMERS.-C. NJ.
- SAXTON. Agricultural Book Publisher l2 Full
ton-st, New-York, publishes tho following Valuable
Works, viz
/ The Complete Farmer and Rural Economist and New
American Gardener By T. @. Fessenden In vol, about
zoo pages cloth gilt. s. D.
2 Agricultural Chemistry. new edition. BY j. +. w.
Johnston In ! vol limo, cloth giL 81 p. ,
John sons Elements Of Agricultural Chemsttsy IS
& Johnsons Practical AgTiculnro VOL CioM, 20 Gus
Z Rnist's Family Ritchcu Gardener ClOth, ID CTS 49,
Hoses Treatise the Cultivation OF the Grape Vine
on Open Walls 80 cts
7 Sheep Husbsndry. BY n s. Randall 81 25
Stephens Book of the Farm-Complete. 81
9 Brownies American Poultry Yard. 10th edition 81
10 Aliens American Fsrm-Book. 1 vol 81.
H. Aliens Diseases of Domestic Animals vol 10 cts.
~ Chemistry Made Easy for Farmers. Paper. . cts.
IS Southern Agriculture or, Essays on the Cultivation
OF Com Hemp Tobacco Wheat, &C 81.
a. Danas Prize Essay on Msnures y cts.
15 miners American Bee-Keepers Manual 81.
L. Brownies American Bird Fancier. 50 cts.
H. Garfield the Breeds, Management structure and
Disesses of Sheep. 81.
10 The Amer can Architect The cheapest aud best work
OF he Mind published in the world complete in p numbers
Al % cents each S. for the work complete 81 bound 10
two volumes
70 Alien on the Grape Vine Cloth, 81 III paper, 81.
"a Gums Domestic Medicine or, Poor mans Friend IN
Aficion Pain and Sickness s..
C. NJ sAXTON rs Fultonst,
IF 3tWeFh6Mon up STARE
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BOARD WANTED-By a gentleman

A1and bis wife and child 10 a small private family " ere
there no other boardeYs The gentleman will ne
down Town. Locsgon preferred above Bleecker-si Ad.
dress SELDEN Al this Office, saiing and ocalol.
III %
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NEW COPYRIGHT WORKSHOP

~ EW OO1 4 Null w OhhO-I uO-
l ' Hshed by D. APPLETON & CO, 200 Broadway
Letters from Three Continents. By the Arkansas Cor
respondent OF the Louisville Journal. limo 81.
q LIES Disc Bline Tale BY the author OF" Hslose"
limo paper, 50 cents cloth, 6S cents.
5 TIE COnspiraior Tale. By (. II. Dupey limo.
paper cents cloth, Is cents
/ Lii 'sry and Scientific Men ofAmehca. BY DR.. Wynn
limo. cloth, ST.
5 The Architecture Of Country Houses By A. j. Down.
ing. S20 Illustrations 3vO. 81
g. Gothic Architecture. applied to Modern Residences
By d. II. AmOt 30 plates. 40. 81.
T. First Lessons In Composition BY G. T. QuacSea0os
limo. IS cents
g. The Pathways aud Abiding Places OF Oar Lord. H..
Illustrated In the Journsl Of Tour through the Lend OF
Promise BY J. NJ. Wainwright, d. d. ITO - steel
plates s.
8 Evenings at Donaldson Manor. By NJ. j. Mcintosh
Illustrated with 10 steel engrsvngs. 8vo. 81
10. Ellen Parry; or, Tales Of the Heart BY Olivia
cloth rs cents l.: paper cover SO cents
H. George Castriot Surnsmed Scanderbeg, King OF Al
bsnia- By Clement C. Moor, LID. limo. 81.
u The Deserted Wife; Novel BY Emma r. De
Witt Southw ORTIZ author OF Retibuuon &c. $40 paper
cover, SIS cents. -,
edition l2mO paper 50 cents cloth, Is cents
"a. Life OF John Randolph By Hugh A. Garland 2Yois
limo s. So -
IS To Love and 20 Be Loved By the author of James
Mounioyr l2mo. paper, SO cents cloth, 65 cents
l6 Music as1t and as 1t 10. By +. A. Cornwall MA
limo 63 cents. III lus
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A YOUNG MAN from Massachusetts


Ia Gentleman and his Wife wish TO engage board in
temiy where there are few bOarders within IS
inmates walk Of the Fulton Ferry Address A A v a.
this Office. ~ IL
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WANTED-A part of a house IN the
W vlcini Of Henry Madison Pike and CsIhsrne-ss!
by gentleman and bis wife and child from me hrs
OF May next Unexceptonsbe references given address
1857 Post Office. III D.
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ITO LADIES-Who would be willing
l. to visit Families to obtain subscribers for new Week
dress GOOD salary will be paid. References to Clergy
men or other respectable persons in this city or vicinity,
will he required Address With name residence refer
euces and other particulars, A. PALMER 4 COc no. D
BarclsyAt, NewYOrk. liz
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4 ADVERTISEMENTS are inserted in
A NE beat Papers Of other Cities ard Towns Al V B
PALNERS Advertising Agency, Tribune Building. IA
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WANTED.

WANTED-A furnished house for a
eeniee private Family situated above Thirteenth t
Apply TO A BLEECHER, AacuOneer, I Broad-st.
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pOOK.KEEPINGTAUGHT bySTUR-

? TFNANI ~ " aVrrIy- pIsc-, Dear sl1H AZ b1oks
osec up snd hsenoed' or regularly kept By agreement
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE.-MLLE
n TERESA PARODI hss the honor inform her friends.
and he public In general ths her BENEFIT and positively
her appearance In New lOrs will place FRi-
DAY l4h Instant on which occasion brilliant programme
for The evenings performance will be presented
scTihes whaling retain their seals respectfully
quesed to make their application the box Office before
on ThuIsdsy morning. l5ih inst Prices OF sdnis-
sion Parqueite and Boxes S2no extra charge foT
Uftl4 '''- TERESA PARODI
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TEACHER WANTED-To a S

who NAV be disengsged evenings an opportunity Of
giving instruction FOR about two hours 10 the eve
In The Hosiery store before 9 A. NJ or after r NJ
I1fSt
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~ sons of -Manitow DIVISION NO.
900 ofT viii hold their an Anniversary at the Society
Library Rooms corner OF Broadway and Leonard'sL on
THURSDAY EVENING, 18th inst. The Exercises, which
VIII consist OF Addresses and choice Singing, VIII com
uenee precisely NJ u O'Clock Members Of the Division or
ofihe Order large may obtain Tickets by application 70
Bro Jole 200 Broadway, or OF Bro Wilson, Il WaSetsI
Tickets free, on application az above. III ~
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~ Iudustrial III ONE Association No. will
hold their next meeting THURSDAY EVENING, Feb
Is their Hall ~ GrandS al u o'clock for the
OF proceeding with the organization By order 1.-THE Com
lSf 2t- IA. BAILEY Chairman.
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VXTANTED TO HIRE. from the lst of

w MAY next a small neat HOUSE, on the west 3 de
Of Broadway between Chambers and Spring SIS rent
not t"eNceeoS Any one havlng such rouse, ce a.,
good Tenant by addressing W. II. ). New-fo'h tosI
Office III II
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A s CHAMBERMAID and Seamstress, by
Xrespectable young woman, who perfectly understands
fine washing and French huung would wait lady
and send TO young children. Has good city reference
Call al Sxh-st, between Second and Third sy Can be
seen for two dsys. III III
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rSy- Grand Division \. of T. N. Y.-An adjourned
Session the Grand Division viii he held al the Hail. $50
Broadway on WEDNESDAY EVENING, l2th inst, al a
O'clock Representatives are requested 10 be punctuai
lifNt By order THOS. EDGERLY, q. 8.
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A S SEAMsTREss and ChildTen's Maid, by
INA very respectable tidy Protestant girl Ia frStrae
seamsress, cut and I'll dresses and make hne shirts
and is very fond Of children Would travel with family.
Has good city reference Call at 223 Bowery lH IT.
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TTNHE WORLDS FATR.-An English

III
i gentleman educated In London and about TO return to
England would be happy to form engagement with any
company Of gentlemen or private family, TO accompany
them TO the Worlds Fair He is thoroughly acquainted
with London Its public buildings and every object OF inter
niy for those who wish to not only the Fair but the
beauties Of English Scenery which the advertiser would
pont out He has no objection visiting the continent
having travelled great deal in France and speaking fluent
ly the French language Apply TO X T. L. office Of the
Tribune. ot-
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

: = 4 VIZ II AZ isAN = W. ~
ICCAs Mr. snd Mrs. sANDBOYs, their Son and
Daul her. " no up 10 Town - enjoy themselves
and see the Great Exhibition.
lsf 2ds H LONG BIO 4S Ann-st, N. Y.
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HOUSE WANTED in the SEVENTH
U WARRIOR a lease OF or 5years. two story,
~ ,,o sorv and attic house located above Market st. aud
below Montgomery a. Communications addressed 10
A. H. W care Of Arthur Burnei, 81 Wallst Will re-
80 i,cr,eciste etfention IF 81
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ATANTED-Fiftv Agents to sell Patent

AS SEAMsTREss and Chambermald, or
IALsdies' Maid by most respectable girl She is aoie
MI either Of the situations and 10 an excellent pn
HISS good recommendations. Call al or ADDRESS
10 $50 0rand.IL III II.
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AS Cook and TO assist in washing and
IN ironing, or to do chamberwork or fine washing aud
ironing by a respectable girl Good city reference from
her place where she lived three and half years Call
University place between Eleventh and Twelfth SITS
Tnouire in the grocery