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OM'- " dDLeu Uy DdUy' HUW IHu
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the privilege OF receiving few private pupils not exceed.
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q : NURSE and Seamstress, by respec-
a, zoe Protestant Gil Can give good city reference
''eNen ioF Two days. Cal 81 l9s Nlrth.st IL
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Books and Stationery.
MARX II. NEWMAN q CO., Whole
WI sale ard Retail Bookseller, 1899 Broadway, New
York would ask the attention OF Country Booksellers,
Merchants and all who purchase Books to their extensive
stock which complete and extensive a. that OF any
other house IN the country, In - -
SCHOOL, MISCELLANEOUS AND THEOLOGlCAL
WORKS.
They also keep constantly on hand large and well
selected stock OF Paper. Blank and Pass Books Copy
Books, Quilts, Safes and other Stationery.
Also a most complete assortment OF Family Bibles Ia
great variety Of binding, and ranging 10 prices from 81
TO $50.
They are the publishers OF ali Of -
HASTINGS AND BRADBURYS SINGING BOOKS
The Psamodisl the Chorallst, the MendesiOhn Collection
&c, &c, &c.
Ard the New-York Agents for the sale q
WEBSTER5 UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY.
People residing out OF New-York, when visiting The
civ are respectfully invited to call and examine the stock
Of Books and Stationery and see the LOW PklCES a.
which The same are 60 d, BY -
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lot OF HAY for gentlemen shd their wives, and sin
gle gentlemen a Is AID AZ East Broadway. The two
A nIv ~ A, Fat Rroadwav al 2Wt
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MATHEMATICAL TEACHER.

ll Peach Of experience will Instruct IN schools or pm
ysle pupils in Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry Navigation,
Surveying Engineering Drawing, Perspective with plans
Zee a. Inn
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70 Paris MantllIas.-The MANTILLA EMPO-
RUM S5l Broadway, (exclusvey appropriated 10 the
importation and manufacture Of these elegant appendsges
OF isdles sre was opened Tuesday, the let OF April
ano IL nov repee with most superb and extensive va.
net, Of he very latest Partisan designs 10 every neh and
fashionable material The inspection OF Ladies respect
fully solicited Ia4 81 GEO. BULPIN, ISL Broad way.
az DIR. j. w. RedaeId, PHYsIOGNOMIsT, Al
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BOARD nm WILLIAMSBURGH.-

- Qenteel private Boarding House will be opened
fay ls In S0Qih- Fl ghh o. suite OF rOomsroom and
bed room for families, and rooms for gentlemen fhose
who want pure air, and quiet home can for parucusrs
box 80 Wilhamsbufgh Post Office References exchanged
R52ws
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~ Corporation NOuce.-An Adjourned Meeting
oi Ihe Committee Streets OF the Board OF Aldermen Will
S- held 10 The Chamber OF The Board OF Aldermen, on
FHURsDAY l7Ih inst at O'Clock p. NJ, 10 hear parties
Ipteresled iu the widening OF Wall and Liberty
JONAS +. CONCKLIN, Committee
WARREN CHAPMAN, on
PATRICK KELLEY, sueets.
April 10, 1851 sl6 Y
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

Great Revolutionary Legend, ready This Day.
EBELS AND TOR E S,
EAOr THE BLOOD Or THE MOHAWK.
BY Lawrence Lsbree Esq. Price so cents.
Few works popular or so deeply Interesting to
the reader as those exciting Revolutionary Legends,
which, while they make the blood course more rapidly
through our veins also awaken strong feeling OF graft
tude and up all pdrie when we reflect that
the blessings individuals enjoy and the lony po
shon We occupy nation, purchased blythe hard
ships tolls and very e-bood Of our brave foresthers,
who're heroic deeds worthy subjects Of the chronicer'
pen.
The whole narrative 10 historically correct and we must
say that Is long since read work possessing more
interest OF detail or greater Powers Of description, and
right glad we welcome back to the fields Of hters
tre gentleman fsvorably known as editor Of The " Illus
rated Magazine" which took rank with our boosted
DEWITT DAVENPORT Pabliihers,
ASST Tribune Buildings, NasssusL
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NEW STYLES OF GAS FIXTURES,

~ Il
French and English China rch and plain Cut Glais
AND GENERAL HOUsE-FURNIsHlNG GOODS.
subscbers desire TO call the attention OF their friends
and the public, 10 new and beautiful styles OF Gas
Chandeliers, Brackets Mante Lghn, Pendants, &c, 1us
received from The welknown mandatory Of the Messs
Cornelius & Co, Philadelphia Their assortment sur
passes any thing Of the kind they have ever before
hibed and at prices very much lower than their former
rates
Their stock also embraces extensive assortmento Of
FRENCH PORCELAIN DINING SETS.
Tea and Toilet do and fancy China Ware Of every desc
ton
They respectfully invite their friends and 70
visit their China Decorating works where be seen
every variety porcelain goods In the course OF decor
uoH from The most costly portraits and devices down 10
the planest style OF finish Purchasers can select from
more than one hundred different styles and have their
services decorated any device either with their cres OF
Initials, as they may wish
The subscribers have QUE Of their most experiences
CLERKS resdng alternately Paris and at the msnsfactoy
at yierzon France who Is constantly selecting new
styles and patterns which together with their own desgnI
give them advantages possessed by few others
They have also an extensive assortment Of
RICH AND PLAIN CUT CLASS
Orhe newest and most beautiful designs Thsr man1fse
tory being located their premises AMI under heir own
Immediate supervision they thus enabled to furnish
this article in TIE mosI yechsTe style AID on the mosi
reasonable terms.
In order carry out their new srrangemeots and 70
make room for their goods they have concluded 10
discontinue the importation Of Plated Ware Jspaned and
Psper haehe Goods, Cutlery, &c and would invite the
attention Of their the following articles which
they Iel strictly The cost Of importation and some sru'
cles IL q little soed lower still
Their sssortm In this line consists principally OF Plated
Baskets, Casors Urns. Wsers Kettles Knives FORKS,
Spoons Ladies' Gc; Tea Trays and single Cutlery
in sets and dozens and other articles icdhpensa
bic in the house-f1rnshing line. Country merchant" In
particular viii find 1t TO their advantage TO call and exam
Inc the stock before purchAsing elsewhere
WORAM L HAUGHWOUT, sol and 5s3 Broadway.
NB-Privste houses Hotels, Stores and Public Build
ing, 6ued up with Iron Gss Pipes IN very superior man
ner and at prices exceedingly low.
as 2swSTlsW kskA"'
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DOARD-With handsome suits

1oOms may be had for he coming yeSr ~ = f5 ~
third shUTt distance above UNION PARK Inc
house is one OF the elegant blocks extending nom Fourth
10 Licking and Is furnished with Croton wafer
cold shower baths, and Is WITHIN Sixty yhIus OF
the Harlem Railroad. ala 81"
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DOCK. KEEPER.-Wanted,b by a Y oung
ID Man situation as Bookkeeper or Assistant BOOK
keeper Good references gwen. Salary not 90 MUG an
object 20 employment Address H. IL Nj, Trbane Once.
ais ST.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Uome.tead Association Of

WEST MOUNT VERNON. adJolnng inc N New To-, -
Hone InduIlrial Association, No a speelsl mses "
1sesivs memoeTs will be held at Military Hal, no"ey'
nss, snIing-st on SATURDAY EVENING next .,,,
neal sPHDs7S~ VI i0uN r LUTHER. President
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NFW-YORK TRIBUNE.

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DOOKBINDERS' LEATEER.-Ths
Dubscriber ha, ON hand and is constantly receiving
English cOored Skivers eoored Calf Skins French. TuI
kew Morocco Russia Red Leather Stated 5pis and Call
Skns Book Clolh, Marble Paper, and every article re
auired for a Bndery. Always on hand large assortment
OF Geo Dudeys superior Bark Skyers Blank Sheep and
Law Calf Skins al Of which are offered A. Ihe lowest
market prices by JAMES COOh, 1914 rearI|1
al Inns
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DANORAMA OF THE PILGRIMS

DANOKAMA OF The PILGhIM .
IL PROGRESS, 500 BROADWAY Tho admirers Of
John Bunyan The lovers " Arr and the Christian pubic
generally informed that this exhibition viii posluvey
close on Saturday 18th inst, when viii be removed 70
Providence and Boston. Exhibition every evening ~
O'Clock on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons 81 ana
on other days TO convenience Of such schools and
Churches - may Wish 10 maize arangemsnn 70 us s1 "
Adnittsnce Is eents 70 the afternoon exhibition children
will be admitted for half price. -.
fhe settees, Flooring, Stoves and Fixtures 'of $40
Al9 6tuat
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och A. M. eIo
rSy. Packetship siddons, from Liyerpool-Coa-
by above vessel are requested 70 SEND Iher
psTmiLs a. above, Of Pier No IL. East River or 10
SPOFFORD TlLESTON CO, IS South-st.
NB-Al goods not permitted within i've days from the
lIh inst will DO sent 10 the Public Store. alb Nv
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POOMS, Nc.-SingIo gentlemen can
II obtain rooms furnished or unfinished with partial
board In St Georges Place 3h ST. The house possesses
every convenience bath gas &c For further particulars
apply 40 West Twenty fourth-st or address BOX 49,
Posi- Office. ala 81
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sDkv ard glossy Trial bottles Is cents each 81 Walker
o., hrGt door frc N (nOi I'M Broadway. ALI Il
a BatcheIor's LIQUID Hair Dye.-BATCHEL-
ORS Liquid 10 90 ceeebrA,ed and successful that Ia
ciDg the cupldy OF host ofimStofs. The public must
be careful 70 gel genuine al BATCH ELORS Wig
Mandatory WGlst where Il 70 sold who esae and
AL applied This Dye has been 10 successful operation
For the last twelve years. All I'm
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TIE NETWORK TRIBUNE

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A MEXICAN MUSEUM.-TO THE

A MEXICAN MUSEUM.-TO THE
hPUBLIC-C. w. CLARKE would respectfully init
mate that bic regular BENEFIT 81 this establishment falls
due on
WEDNESDAY April 18th,
afternoon and evening" but 10 consequences OF e recent
demonstration on the occasion OF his complimentary bene-
t al NibOs he will devote his portion Of ths recspts on
the day ard evening TO the Widows and Orphins
Fund Of the Fire Department
bill ofunususl attraction win be presented, a. follows;
10 The afternoon commencing 81 oclocs the beauufai
comedy Of $500, ,o,o
ALL THAT GLITTERs Is NOT COLO.
stenhsn PInu, G w Clarke Marha. Mlss Chapman
Toby Twinkle Mr. Haaawsy Sir Arthur. Mr. hinkins
In the evening a O'Clock, fTs time al this esssbsh-
ment, The laU ghable play OF - -
THE SERIOUS FAMILY
Charles Torrens las originally played by
him 10 this c0uotry " w NlHko
Amindsb Sleek, (hrsI time, )........"...mr hadsway
Captain Mcguire nj AnoIens
NM OffeDg.. mrs looih1As
nrs Ormsby Delmane (her original part Miss Chapman
Tickets, Is cents Reserved seats, 81 cents; Family
Boxes, g.
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WANTS, &C.

A S CHAMBERMAID or Laundress, or as
1ACOok, by = respectable Youpg Womsn, with best Of
city FeeTsue from her last employer no objections 10 20
10 The country Apply 81 279 Moist ale II
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SALESM n, &c.-Employment OBJ
,,nsa N IA Nassau st for Statesmen, Clerks Porter
cosrbmen Gardeners WEIers men on farms, boys to
ssrn respectable trades Applicants eneosng ST. free Of
Postage describing the situations required VIII De suited
THOMAS SPHINX, Agent soH'
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OND SERIES ON SAT-
NIRLO,S GARDEN-OPEN THIS

NIBLO'S GARDEN-OPEN THIS
lNAND EVERY EVENING Manager, Joas sEr'
ros-CIRQUE FRANCAIs-Grest triumph OF the COM
bned Classic Artists French English Germans and Anne
hclns-EquesIrian Director, Mons Los'et-Clowus, Mes
srs Laihrop Wallet and Gsrdner-Riding Master, Mr..
Whitaker Grand Csvalcade Of ten Lsdes aud Gentle
men-Herr Lee In Cannon Ball Feals-RAngletsrro,
LIrlande. ct Ecosse, by LIE Jeune Lossei-Lesrned
snimas Romeo and Juet-Mr ThOmss Neyil Ia bis great
Act OF p-Comic Scene OF The Jockey ey the
Brothers Loisset and Mr. Gardiner Revolving Two 00ces
by Masters c. and L. Riyers-hr Thomas McColium on
two Horses-MIle Caroline Logo will introduce her two
Horses Juno and JupiteT-Esion Stone Indian Chief
&c Tickets, 50 cents-chdren under yeas bali price
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HOUSE.-Wanted TO purchase three
Il sloYy House nearly new, with all the modern in
proveIuenu within half mile OF Abingdon-squsre Ad-
dress Immediately stating terms and location Box
ISS Sub POst-Ofice. Chatham square, 81 zaW<StNW'
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EELLOWS' MINSTRELS, AT Eel

EyELLOWS' MINSTRELS, AT FELL
Il LOWS OPERA HOUSE, 444 Broadwsy, between
Howard and Grand ss Open every ught during the
week The celebrated original and well known felows'
MDstres comprising efficient and versatile corps OF
talented aud experienced performers under The direction
Of Fellows whose Concerts 10 this cily for the ast
year have been received with Tho eaes favor by the elite
aud ashon OF this great Metropolis Their Concerts con
sist OF Buresque Italian Opera Scenss Witty SAYING 30
los Duets Choruses Dancing aud lnslrnu entail Perform.
Ances. On Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons grand
Concert, for the accommodation Of ladies' and families,
commencing al O'CLOCK, NJ. Admission Is eenIG Doors
open al 81, TO commence s7i. alo
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eIo. w. COOPER Secretary. aliS $40

yg- EIne Ar,s,-sIGNOR PLAFTI Sculptor, from
Ia, having foished two large Marble Statues for Monu,
s1,, IN Cemetery invites hls friends aud all
Imaenrs OF the Fine Arts visit bis studio which VIII
~ rsn for The Free Exhibition of the said Statutes, from
NOkDAY he 7ih until EsDAY, The I'D OF april at 81
East Twenty.hrsttt ef Nv
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ROARD.-A few boarders can be pleas
1Ianty accommodated al II yAriekst No removal lot
ofMsy. al52wF
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80 n NIo,hsr.-Even with tho greatest care in
FAM. sn 10 he doubled with dsndrud and other excre-
lions Of the scalp which fatal TO Tho CROWN ana oeaoy
~ ihs bsiT The use Of Boge's Hyperion fluid obviaes
ihis rsS and promotes The development OF an ample aud
vigorous hsAd OF hair evidently desirable 10 children
Rod bv The inventor Wan BOYLE al III, Washngton-st,
Bosion; A g. 4 ID. Sands 100 Fston-st Rusht0n Clarke
4 Co. rs Broadway w. ii Carey Co and bndgemsn
Dsy Pesrl-st and Druggists throughoutIh The country
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DOAkDING.-Pleasant Rooms, suita-
liable Tor Gentlemen ana their Wives or Single Gents-
men can bs had 81 ISL AdsmSsi, near the Fulton Ferry
Brooklyn. ms I'm
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DOCK -KEEPER.-W Wanted, one who
1 perfectly understands his business To good bus
meas msn good salary will be given Address okpEH'
Tribune Office. AloIt
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CTTRVEYOR.-Wa by an lntelli-
- gent Young Man. situation as Surveyor or ssaces OF
Clerk Can produce recommend sHous csTe OF mr. sphinx
the highest chasc'er' AN-iO'' - ~ ale It
4O7 BTOOme
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HOPE Chspel us Broadway, opposite the N York Hotel.
VHE ALLEGHANlANS respectfully
IL to their friends and the public, that hey
will give q CONCERT EVERY Nv EN- No during tho
week ~ Hope Chapel The programme for this evening
contains variety Of popular pieces. among which will be
found:
TIE Old Fashioned Bible.
The Singing Lesson, or Master and Scholar.
The Farmer SAT In his Easy Chair.
Since You and were Young.
Our Glorious Union Forever,
The Country Lassie and her Mother.
Washington Crossing the Delaware.
The Sailor Lad.
al6 n
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DURTON'S THEATER, Chambors-st.
Nd REAR or CITY HALL-fhe nearest rhsaisr 70
the large Hotels Doors open commence al u O'Clock,
THIS EVENIH6 April Is, will he performed,
LOVE IN A MAZE
Lord Minever. Mr. Lester Mrs Buckthorne Mrs Russell.
70 conclude with the Farce OF
SCHOOL FOR TIGERS.
Boxes Dress Circle and Psrquee " Gus FAMILY Circle
Is cu Orchestra Seats rs cts. Private boxes - and -
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CLERK.-Wanted, by an Englishman,
tarys or Merchants office. Address ALPHA, this Office
ais ST.
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CHANDELIERS Wanted
Ogss chsndelier-msker, None but good hand need
Applv DIETZ BROTHER & co 1874 Wilhan-st ale lw
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To the Deaf.-Conlemplated Removable. Lutte
NERs Ear IufrmAry for the Exclusive Treatment Of Ear
psesses will be removed the si Of May 10 S7l Broad.
way During the interim he DO consulted from Ill
Of a5s Broadway entrance through Waserourys Furnish
Ing Store mls lm'
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~ Every 1Iau his own Landlord.ITne NOUN
Vernon Building Association Will meet on WEDNESDAY,
I6ih lost ALA m al National Hall, Canalst Tor lhe
nuTpose Of receiving further subscriptions foisnaiea
mi be for tbOse who propose entering Ins
s,N cisOn 10 this opportunity as II wiz OecOne ne
essay 10 increase the fees 100 cents on each
Ssrsi owing 10 The demand for shares There are over
DIV 'H"ie' ~" JNO. C. BUCKBEE, President.
- w Coo,rp Racretarv ala $40