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VALENTINE 4 CO.'S EMPRESS

VALENTINES Il CO.'S EXPRESS
OPPOSED TO MONOPOLY.--The undersigned
having made arrangements with The line OF Steamboats,
running between NS~-IOTk, New-heven and Hartford
are prepared receive and forward Packages, Parcels
&c. Ia Eew-HaVen. MddletOwn, Deep River, saybrook
Lyme, haddsir. Hartford SpIio gteld, &c.
krssepRers viii Accomp Snv aud hsvs exclusive charge
81 their Express with iron tses Tor The greater proecuSn
Of valuable pscs sges.
FSriculsr si,enon pSd to he collecting Of Drafts ard
Bils ard also the purchasing Of 9Oods
They hope 10y Gnremied attention 10 business and res
ponShie charges - thSe portion ~ public patronage
VALENTINE CO, l NsssS,lst
NeE.YOrk March % 1851 MA TurhASEt Pm
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STATEN ISLAND STEAMBOAT
non and after March Is 1881, leave Whitehall al @ II
Is 5tnd7 oc,cck Leave Van DersS. ats 10 Il, aSd
ss,elorS ala
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but other knowledgs comes by accident at s and 70
len TO bald heads and IhOse who willing to be bored
with IL.
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NOR SAN FRANCISCO and ORE

LWTN NAN tNNLNVININTNV WIIN'
Il GON-ExtrA Family Steamer. On LIST June BY me
through line from Panama TO San FiAnciaco.-The well
ksown AnG fsvorile Steamer
SARAH SANDS,
1880 having mos extensive and convenient accom-
dAlons for fsniies-teparate state rooms Ia both
saoot and second cahn-wi he despatched oy me fscnc
Mai Steamship Company ON The let June, rom rAhslhA'
Her ae tTio from San francisco performed In twenty
cue DAYS She will be ready 10 receive on board immed
aieB on their arrival Panama the passengers intending
10 90 by her aud by leaving New York 10 The steamer
which will he despatched the middle OF MAY, 10 conneeI
with her, and by Avsng Of the reduced rates OF ARE sey
will secure certainty and economy offered oy no otnor
sesuer FOR tickets, which will be-ln the saloon SAO
from Parama 10 San francisco; % Cabin Sloo-Appyto
HOW LAND Il ASPINWALL 81 30 SCUM 81 slo u
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and LIVERPOOL

Us MAIL LINE Steamship LAFAYETTE, Coas.
stodcsrd COMMANDER ts,e u steamship Crescent Ivy
has been pseed this line 10 between Rnisdepna
Ard roo ard will leave her berth, L0mbard-st wharf,
PhaGel pLis for Liverpool, on "WEDNESDAY, 40 hsy'
Al II O'clock This splendid steamship 1900 I1ns burlnen
IA built IN e most substantial both regards hui
and machinery Her accommodations for passengers are
npsurpassod for comfort and elegance - .,on
Ese,of passage 10 Laoes Saloon State Rocns'.'''.sV
GenLemsn's - - '''.'' lo0
Second Csbio,- -
Excursion tickets 10 Liverpool snd bacf hfs! ss
serOrd 90 SltO No beribs secured until PAID for For
ns,ssge spply 70 J @ WILLIAMS. No lS8 tfontSt,
New York or 10 JOHN l. LINTON, No " S9qln
whsrves or GEORGE kcHENRY co, NO" wal
EB-Penobs engaging passage IN New YORK will be
80 ~ s,s rec to Phisdelphia sl7tmy6
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PAssISG COUNTERFEIT MONEY One Michael
McCutky Saturday arreIled charge OF passing
counterfeit s. BIZ on The City Bank ofProyidelce, K
10 FrArcs Bake, grocer Ia the Eleventh Ward He
wAs held for examination.
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ARREST or SUspicIoN.-Stephen Loun;berry
sIsge driver VISA or Sunday sTresed AMI committed 10
exsmnscn suspicion OF haviog been concerned som'
weeks since in the attempt TO take the NE Of Mr. Jsco,
es.1icg IRE or Sixty first 81 and Third
shooting him Nj Clouse IL Sill confined 10 bal bed
ard 10 oil TroNsbiiiy VIII fully a. the bal
orr Aug remains n bis body.
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INQUEsTs BY THE CoRosER.-An ioquest was
on sundsy held ct ihs City Prison the bocy OF Eliza
Reuoeer native OF lresno So wears OF sge who died Ia
hi caufed by inGemPerance ard exposure Verdict ac'
cordingy.
An guest sso held Al the house 2t Nlneteer Ihs.
upon the booy Of Robert White lad years u sge who
scc lertsy drowned Frdev afternoon. ny alNng
from the pier the foot OF ghleenIhs East River Yer
diet, dee n BY drowning
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Published this day
HARRY BURNHAM, The Young Con-

IL
j tnenial or Memoirs OF An American Ofic1r dunng
the Revolution.
If any writer better acquainted with the ln,snts oi
our revolutionary struggle than Dir Buc certain
ly has displayed equal power IN bringing the chaac
tiers and events Of the days la, tired souls before
ty history enhsd by an eloquent winter whose patriotic
heart burned within h,m he chroniced the achieve
.nts Of nus gallant forefathers No American read
thus interesting tale without beng At wiser and
better
HARRY BURNHAM vIli furnish. though dressed IN
the alurng gaIb Of romance, reliable narrative 81 the
Continental WARMTH incidents If PATRIOTISM, and anec
does hitherto unrecorded that must make valuable ss
Textbook 10 the student II American History Complete IN
one large volume Pree 30 Published and for sale,
wholesale and retail. by BURGESS GARRET. No q
Ann-st s23N
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Tuc yEW-YORK TRIBUNE

FoH EUsogsAN cIRcULArfoN
.,shsd ontke departure IL each Nal steamer for LT.
pfce & cons pY 7 IS per year, 20 am par Of
&C. Britain 81 - ne contneht, postage INCLUDED
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-uF NEW YORK TRIBUNE

CALIFORNIA OREGON AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS,
-.hr.ned on the departure Of each Mall Steamer IN
c,..7es Price .. cents ger copy. .
GREELEY N ELRATH. Pu1iishefs
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Fsucy Envelopes and Moo alters N lie lal'ed States
Orders received fr'm aay at Of the United saies OF
Canada. and promrt'v s,;ealc.t5 80 6iisSruSTh&rw
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DOOMS-Wanted Immediately. two or

three unfe rnished Rooms. up town. between Sd and
6th-ays. for Young gentleman, wife. infant child and
nurse References exchanged Please address with full
particulars. J &. l.. box 49, Post Office % 1t
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Gueeiai Notices.

hyer II the orrsnis'on Of Wig CLUB National N rs
Cd 10 meet a, ~ Mrrray.st THIS EVENING, a. y
O'Clock
~ No,,ce-To the Journeymen Tailors ofNew.
tsff., a1ta9yyck"S VIII, Ward Hotel on "WEDNESDAY
hEvrSING SEPT 2i,h 1851 o'clock, for the purpose OF
COM ,n hsndlne n over TO the Committee on Printing
"''' JOHN McCAULEY, President.
JOSEPH MATTERS, Secretary So
~ The Annual r. Inhibition ofthe NEw-JERsEf
p0RTICUL1URAL SOCIETY VII be held az masrag
r. HAL m Jersey Clty on WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY
ssd FRIDAY. Sept n, u and - ,,-,.o c.e,s,y
liberal schedule of premiums Is "ieied " Tue 00e'
xhich Is open 10 all competitors ,,a .,
aThe N horticultural Exhibition. Jersey Cry, ana
VI. received he[s y 'R R oSeI q Gd st New York
~ Will az, as agent for the Society. ,,,,
IN articles intended for the Exhibition must be deposited
m shs rooms by IL NJ Il Wednesday, 9th INST Inc kAh-
b,on viii open 10 the public at r. NJ Of 's ay'o
DAY.
70 Lectures on Ply sioIogy, by DAVIDP =. H0L-
r6N VI DIR HOLTON Will deliver Lectures NUS
t,sted with Plates Mankns, skeletons Nc ID ins 5
,,oanpsrk on the last WEDNESDAY of each month
With an eucds,e the laws ct heanh ana 70 h
" ,he uraetce ut the the education OF y"uh
and IN The common walks Of bic 70, !, r.. ILL h
An ptroductory Lecture (Which Viii be ueel VIII eq
ter,oek p M WEDNESDAY Sept; q. 1851, ....,o.,
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully '"''o" =" '''''
spN'
az Adams 4 Co.'S Express 10 New-oriesa cans,
r%, t,mes a month ADAMS co dlspac1 steamer
r%,ss for orleans with freight for LOUISIANA Ala
hama MISSISSIPPI Texas. &c Rates reasonaole ana GsiE
~ e,rialn and usually advance of the Y. 3 Mail
N"'' '' ADAMS. No 10 Wsll-st., y, Y,
.sss and No ~ Camp-st, New Orleans
- C,oirvovau, Examinations of Disease at
No i72 Mott cor of BTuome. ST. by DrS. HALLOCh
oIIMBY-ihe Oldest Magnetic Practitioners IN the CITY
Is23 e.
III Lady do al once Dress your Hair Beauu-
r.,Iv a. boiile of JONkSS Coral Hair Restorative
uoes' y. ~ III IL - Nn a09 Broadway
~ Ladies' from the Country with snnbnTnt yet
ow freckled skin. Will, after Washing WIN Tue true
JONEsS Chemical Soap find their skin white, clear me-
and nooth ts sold only at the depot oithe true Spanish
~" /" NV" nv 800 ~, s02 RTnadwav s23
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NEFN-Wanted. 10 men, OF good adj
va or.ss 20 ell an aricle wanted IN ever Iafh.'
r,s-c twenty dollars per week. An asent tor
I.lasare VITA $50 make one hundred noiIdIs per
month Cal At. = addr-ss, postpaid, No ST boNeF
"a
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Why LARGE PAPER fCh lH1E tND1'in
.,bsh.d even earJRD.Y HoREiSG, ~ me loT prics
-, su.ymfn advance Eight ,9es - $40, ~ t"chi
an. ad5res Ter az. and the pager u 10 case eeI
~ y h. ,o.d ~. t4me iDT ~Aich 1t pad Awe rise
-. Az tas shsC, all o. charged % cehis pei hS e@c
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OOOMS WITHOUT BOARD.-To let,
Mem publications.

ALL THE MAGAZINES for OCTO-
IA her ready this day at DEWITT \ DAVENPORTS
Cheap Publication Depot Tribune Buildings. Nassau St
GRAHAMS MAGAZINE. very elegant. Price % cents
GODEY'S LADY's BOOK. very splendid Price % cts.
SARTAIN'S NJ MAGAZINE. very beautiful. Price 23cts.
Price 49, cents
Also. Just published.
THE WEDDING DRESS Boy AK Dumas Prize IS cts
MATILDA MONTGOMERIE. a Sequel u wacousa,
by MAJOR Richardson Pnce 81 cents
THE REyERIES OF AN OLD MAID. ID edition.
Prcc 81 cents
s23n DEWITT DAVENPORT. Tribune g,nldinss
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POOMS-To Let, with Board, suitable
II Z for Gentlemen and their Wives single Gentle
Who willing together. AT No li5 Hudson
st. opposite 81 Johns Park. References required sll lms
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npoFFssop j:sLBOT WATTS
GSO REWARD. will be paid for the

XS REWARD, VII be Paid Tor The
ROD Conviction " the thief thieyes and return OF
the stolen property takeu on House No. y Abingdon
place Tfoy-s the igt 1ftie 20th Aug Tao psOper~
4 taken was. 5lach double milled C0tl Over
Hth black lining ught coored DO par N0rn, with
pale blue lining black az vest, par lack casine
psnts. DO. plaid DO blach hat but Little worn. J. 2
Smith nsAsr. No 81 Pearl ., l the Slnsc,D mar
2azted D. Bder the maker, p day brass mantei o.
very onel with aided face al arr. and 70
a. tae end Of the pendulum. With sBndry other aficb
fine clock stand and gass we're len The TOOL g.sd
CLAW With broken prong Which MAJ oe sss-
the Chefs Office 81 VII De- paid FIR me reHfA ." ies
properly, Or IN nat proportion ilT any kart ~ -
s2s 81 A PkIkhs, laj kf ias-s
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Cheapest Box Store N NeW-York
EuSllS 4 CDXA\S. Nos l0l and
Z 'oS NsssaRs conner oi Ann-st NY Publishers
AID others of
BOOKS AND STATIONERY
Rssiecfuy invite the aisAisu Of Ciy and Country Me,
their large assorsra.ar Of juvenile Books.
Canes. Song Books. Ansnr.s ca. B0ss. AAnuals b.
t'es Prayer Booss, Cheap aca,ous ard Mscenanesu.
Booze, Sc
Also ,uper,c, Rank ar n ,',ranluu, Bsos~ roelsc..
and otter Paper PLAYING aaa V,ssuas Casds Note Pa
pers Envelopes Fretch Fes' 81 and AmencAn ranov
stationery Tissue Payer. No,1 Verses. Dee n nIoOs.
and Bacs gammon Blan's Fc e. Books and PorsacaAA..
&c. which are offered n. the .o"esi market pnocs
III ESrIS COZANS a.sa manufacture The lars,, and
most complete assortment ot
VALENTINES,
Fsucy Envelopes and N'o Waters m he Va'ed STATE,
Orders received fr'm aay at Of the United States OF
Canada. ard promptly ai;catc 10 80 S'isSruSIhSnw
- P. PUTNAM viii publish this day,
W. SWALLOW BARN,
>oourn IN the O.a D.. l.aon by bon J Z Kennel
lllu tral,d With IS snsra,r ~o,d, NON orlna do
s.gl> by Strother. In rse volume limo cloth 81
D. for the Virgins fe Nh The sse,chSooS OF BTao.Srdse
Han for that Of Eusialeuoi les VIVID not lss, TIVE
"w..have ALWAYS regarded swallow Barn as one cfthe
very hlshes, efforts q Amsrlcsn mnd IL = ss!assly
Of Virginia life and manners are the best ever drawn
The WIDE WIDE WORLD filth Edition yois.
Cloth. 81 50
ALBAN. A Tale 81 the New World b the author N
" Iads Alice d" limo cath 81 IS
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SHAkSPEkE HFROlNkS sy Mrs CoWdsn Clarke
firSi Series, with FL sraylsEs Cloth. 81 ..
RURAL HOl rs. By Miss Cooper. fnlh Edition
Cloih <i25
SECOND LOVE. A Domestic Tale. i2mo. Cloth. 81
cents.
The HOME. BY rr1e,Aa Bremen. lame. 0osh.
81 p SAT-
TO ENGINEERS A New Work on
Il the Marine Boilers of the United States prepared
from authentic drawings and illustrated by 70 snxrz,ings
among which those the fastest aud best Steamers
the country has Just been published by Il III BAkrOL,
Engineer and Is Tor sale NJ the store Of
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c. RlkER. No 100 Fulton-st.. New
- York has Just published HERBERr TRACY "a
TIE TRIALS or MERCANTILE LEE
This book. depicting the scenes, Trials dpcoWhtf,s
and perplcsltsS OF business life the metropolis, wei
WORTHY II peruSul by both Cd and Young and especially
would recommend IL. 10 those thousands OF
who have entered INTO the vista without chart
compass guide them their The story true
and wall be brought home to who VIII careful,
pcruSe IT. brooklyn Advertiser
fftSIr
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,,,, sF,7s-wrEKLy TRIBUNE
,ur NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

.sstet svtry TUESDAY and FainAT mora ar II.ce
sps- snsass Two Cogcs Tor =. Ten isf ~ Ah'ef-
y -, - st.nts a = q foT each Insertion.
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VAGAMUNDO Or. THE ATTACHE

4 AiIA vi L y Nv vi u II - -
Y IN SPAIN-includng a Bret Excursion INTO tue
Empire Of Morocco By JOHN NARRgN-l vol iHho,
~ The book - full u incidents, ttd IA talnef n'sy
manner and With due sensihug o he fomt1e scenery
- N Eve. Post.
A series OF most instructive chapters written IN the
flowing graceful style which chaTscerzes al me Ptodae-
tons u hls ben -Da'.y inv.
This volume written a happy VEN and under of-
cumstances winch enabled Nr. srreh . ind access "
RE hest society IT. anthDr seems vale the prosecu
IN III ether duf es have been search u adsentpfe
nd ms descriptions are graphic ind interesting
The History Il SPAN almost continued r0nasce
4ud rs people IN their customs aai manners sun reae ~
the raye Ter ,eres OF the most cIr'Hs and snchshh5
pictures Mr. Warren mas sSetcned these Win taphc
skill .,t ,i -,
Endowed with ant spIrlt he uttered WIN hesn
relish the ent u spanish am ~" of-
IN scenerf-Le pen AMI pencil "ith zfA GU A
mn m ,,ha- sam CPhlldeipAIa Presby terian
gu.ck observer AMI 4 rae writer he 1On'eys !"
the reader ia haD2 mlRneT u, dss d the ci1fae-
ferstc. Of - country AID the customs u the people
p lrtland Gazette
He has gwen IS dagUerrstYpe % mat sing ariy TO
mantle country and people, III style ID 'n1e .4ol H'sy
l''1 NEW BOOKS JUST ISSUED.
INDICATIONS OF HE CREATOR o., The Ma
-ural Evidences Of FINAL Cause b. George Taylor vol
'INCIDENTs IN THE LIFE DE- A PASTOR. b.
Rev m Nsner. ID ID ysl iZut3
THE EPOCH OF CREAIION-IA- scripture g
time conirasted VITA the Geological Theory. By f. -
Lore with Introduction y Re-. \ Dckins n . u
UNCIEFRANK's HOME STORIES ByF & w.
worth Each vol ne has tinted Elgr1ylngs lnIyes WV
,lu,es ar. nov ready CHARLES SChlBNEk
% lAs No 10 HAs'a"-''' ~
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,EW-YORK TRIBUNE.
.ru.voaA naILY rRIBrNE

-,,evzI EvEHE Npk-NiNts 'cl-'lA I. = p, - -,
3Vhs -,rsrnr BUILDINGS. CORNER CT ssAutz 'fb MAJ
3 70 ~ SIS. oTTofiTE TIE cir1 EALL, Il. -.
n-s.ed 70 Ci'y SUBSCRIBERS fer III LtnIs ltt
"a rr,fer they can pa s0gance a. tnf DehN
., s@a,sks OF year a. 'he 'ars rate fny'@ ''p''-
hfcsr.s MaJ sg,scnfers, fss Doafs OF ...-.n, ~
$50 c,fsorrp soas taken ier fnftfhs ~ ,efe'
san Il 80 Three ID ars ~ aoga - ~ 10 -, q
sss 1,th Coars " Newspapers DAILY foi''s =" Ice
tss Il q giese 4 ~ arc h. ief '.~l -a''T - 40
q -. AZ 10. Allowed a.s difference.
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THE HAND BOOK OF THE NJ

THE HAND BOOK Or III -. =.
TONES, published ne.i and ~, a. 1lsrcr ca
Hand BOOK of the Nation fJr the People o. Als.
sfIneoenfeace The Const,tI- \,
ne United states md 81 II he osscatoa.
az not BE- generally kno"n ih1l -. re syreeAaxy
aiics' that VEL, st'sl ,1 ssrrln,s1
requisite number OF states Ihls a. Iesank great
e Of the Jaw Pcs Is cent. .ef so he i5 ns 'a Se
"o.At nane - 80 >, Just published, and TOR sale ~
Preay,.s A's''' GEO n BEL. NJ i5S Nlssal-r.
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VNO FAMILIES.-A German Young
NEACHER.-A man Of liberal educa-
NOTICE.-A Lady i:

II wanted to teach Latin, Mathematics and Muse TO
b, gnners. Alabama Seminary, 10 accompany lady
and gentle who Oct 3th Salary 500. without
expenses Present applicants and others vii do well to
cali 10 day at n A NJ or 3 = NJ. at f. II WlLCONS l.
School Agency. No 2e3 Broadway. where there
other important vacancies 10 be filed soon IN the
uale and female departments. s23 It.
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Gentleman. four wears

Il accustomed to tuton-well acquainted with Latin,
Greek, Mathematics, Sc-ls open to an enlargement No
objection to the country UneNcepGable testimonials rs
character and ability. Apply 10 A, office Of s pa
81 ~
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: ERVANTS in BROOKLYN.-Sit
TO FARMERS.-Wanted, a practical

Il farmer. to take charge Of fruit and gram farm
New Jersey or work the shares The premises
are within three hours ride Of NowYoTk Apply 20
s23 81 d SHEPHERD Il Wall-st
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DFP4RTMFNT OF REPAIRS AND

Nh NN MIN VI FTIi ~ ~ - ~
j SUPPLIES, No. Asw t.ty HALO BUILD
~ SEALED PROPOSALS y be received ~ the ofce oftLo
2 missioner Of Repairs sAd Supplies anti IURDAY,
".9ser Eh at y O'Clock h, 4 Tsea I-1t tA:g "a
LAEGEMENTt 10 the HOUSE II ENGINE co NO Ir
IA Temple 81 Builders " u estimate for the Hson ans
Carpenter work separately, plan and spsoitcaiion od
the vors required and all riormaIn regard thereto
N Aad Office al the Superintendent 81 r. u
Public Buildings. No II Elizabeth St Balk estimates
Will be furnished at eltnst dice.
B-The COtnmssiolsr reserves the night q re Jectns
an any Of the esmaies n deemed fo the A'efes, Of ths
C0Fpofatsoa- WIN ADAns,
sept a. 1871 COrnr 4 Repair. and Supplies
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kVAhDlNiT.-'I"v il'dlu o.iN
Ro.u.s can BE- obtained IN Private FAMILY az NO.
ar II ne are % hs; near Sth The House = neE
iii ~ =. modern improvements Tie best 81 rsis,s,ee
g4tE a. Ttguisrd s'S@
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UNFINISHED ROOM and Bedroom

u wanted with Board for Gentleman and Wife, DIN
ner not required for the gentleman Any person occupy
large house some pleasant CITY locality, anu Who
desires reduce their expenses find good tenant by
l.. B.. Tribune Office The apartments Will
much desired B-The hes; OF references required aud
yIven s22 st.
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IL EUSTlS & COZANS. Nos. loi and
Z 'oS Nassats oorn-s 81 Ann-a NY Publishers
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vearS Of age OF religious of .int and upright
suyeisaou hur with very limited .oNers OF expressing
ln.elf eit hs place of business IN the - Nara on
Thlslsv last about IL ococs. and has no' snos zee"
t.ar ~ ANY information concerning hiln MI ne lhaN
sy rc,,vsJ by ms friends AZ Ne IS EieNenih-> II Al
NJ So Pearl !; He Is OF rT compile uob Win dafe il
He wore black sils hat. With HACK stan '-' AMI . Il
hgrNn keTss yneft y malicious 80 I'd"
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10 Third Ward.-The Wings Of the IIId Ward IN
fsvor If the organization O Wing Cluh, Na'ona "a US
char acter and opposed 20 all cqles aud n,s AZ r.
81 70 me- az ~ s23 IL
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I EW MODEL HOTEL Furnished

IL IIN'
Rooms from los 70 ls per week Lodging, % cents
The public invited 10 examine the admirable Consruc
afordmg light and ventilation the furniture and
bedding the Eagle Hotel situated the junction of
William North William. and Frankfort SIS. tone block
from the Park Open during the night Those wanting
gen.el quiet home. aud who desire the modern improve
mens including economy will find this house all that
combine those The large Basement and two Stores CON-
NEG With he Hotel to
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ryxo,,ee-To,l,ey ourncymen Taiiors ofNew-

sneclaI Meeting Of the Trade SOciey WI ~
~ a. CarIick's WIZ Ward Hotel on WEDN kSDAf
EVENING Sept Path, 1851 at o'clock Tor me pnfp'ss VI
,srrnup the adoption # the New Bal Of Prices pro-
"s 20 hsndIne n over 10 the Committee on Pruning
"''' JOHN McCAULEY, President
, Al .,,,vpe sec,etarv s232.
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well furnished sue
Two LET-Furnished Parlors and Bed


i ROOM Wanted, by Gentleman, furnished par
s and bed roon with partial board between ith and ith-
Is IN the vicinity Of Broadway. References exchanged
A Address Boz No. l.24S PCst-o Office - IL
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AS CHAMBERMArD and plaia Sewer, by a
"a ,.rpectatle Protesian, Young Weman, = 2 g9'l
Wster ara Iraer Can the nest # cry reference
IN y 80 ''' w. 20 IL
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NO SILYERSMITHS.- WANTED, 3 or

Il good Plate Workers t. whom constant employment
VII be Also wanted. an Apprentice T. learn the
above business None ID OF need apply In
gure IT j. c MOORE y SON.
80 81 No s. Leonara-sf.
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SALESMEN-Wanted.at Ne. Sol


- Man who can furnish uneQuiyocal testimonials IN
gard integrity and moral character as Bookkeepef As
sIsant BoOkkeeper, as Teacher IN an Academy Al
though his practical knowledge OF mercantile affairs Is
limited he VIII at all times exert himself 10 the best inter-
ess OF his employers IN whatever capacity he NAV be EN-
poyed Address Box No 1888 Branch Post office Chatham
.onare n so q.
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NITILINERS.-W anted. a few good
w Mlliners az No 100 BeweTJ. None but comgsteh
h.nls naal aa-L..
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BOARD. with LESSONS in FRENCH.

j One or two young Gentlemen can have good
Room with Breakfast aud Tea genee private French
family French Lesson three evenings IN the week,
without extra charge. References required SITUATION
near Stuyvesani- Address PARIS" Union square
POST Office s23 q TuSSs
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DROOKLYN.-Wanted two Unfurnish-

- cd Rooms and Kitchen. OF the Of one. by gen.
leman WIFE and two children, any part Of Atlantic
/ Apply at BYRONS Daguerrean Gallery, No. l35 At
sntic-st or at Box 1921 New York post-ofce so 3t'