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THE INTERNATIONAL MAGA-

THE INTERNATIONAL MAGA-
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MISCELLANY FOR JANUARY surpasses In the beauty
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= TMITED PARTNERSHIP.-The un-

n
ALdersened hereby give notice that they have formed
limited partnership for the transaction of mercantile busi
The city Of NewYork pursuant TO the provisions Of
al OF the Legislature Of the State Of NewYork entitled
"Of Limited Partnerships" The said business will be
done under The name of LEWIS PENNEY The gen.
said partnership business is that of buying
and selling BOOTS and SHOES and keeping WHOLE
SALE BOOT and SHOE STORE. The undersigned
Lewis Penney residing Ia the city Of NewYOrk, IL the
general partner and the undersigned Thomas s. Townsend
also residing In said city, Is The special partner and such
has contributed thousand five dollars cash
capital to the common stock. The said partnership 10 to
the first day Of January, 1851 and terminate
at the expiration of two years from that day. Store 4S
Cortland st-Dated January ]. lS5l -
LEWIS PENNEY,
"a CIV THOMAS s. TOWNSEND.
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WANTED.

WANTED-In the Fifteenth Ward,
w between Fourth and Twelfth one, two, three
substantial modern built Ihreestory dwelling Houses price
not to exceed Sl20 each. Apply TO EZRA LUDLOW,
Real Estate Agent, New-York University, Room N /,
basement story, Washngtonpace who has for sale
valuable three-sory House in Amtypace near Beecker
St also ahighy cultivated Farm OF 300 acres miles from
Newark ~ also number of eligible vacant Lots In the
above J9 IT.
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FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED
IL Suitable for small private family, In the upper part
OF the city short distance OF the city, In Brook
yn comfortably furnished and pleasantly located from
ill first OF May lOnger-For one conveniently
arranged and In good order fair will be paid by
good tenant The silver linen not required note ad
dressed TO s. and len al the Office Of this paper stating
locality and all particulars, and when the De
seen, viii meet prompt attention. dS0 2w
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AS WET NURSE, by respectable young
N married Woman with best OF reference Gail at l48
ThireeDlhst between Seventh and Eighth avs l9 IL
A BAKER, by a young Man from Eng
Inland. Address to F. 6. at Mr. Head's' ? Frontst
j92
A S CnILD's MAID and Plain Sewer, by a
Young Woman is fully competent the entire OF
an infant; win be well recommended at her last place,
where she can now be seen, III Adams-st Brooklyn
call on Mr.. CLARK al 2O5 Broadway, N. Y. j9 IL
A S Wet nurse, by nice fesh Woman.
LACal at u Jackson-st y II
A S CHAMBERMAID or Waiter, or do the
general Homework of small private family ~ by s re-
Inquire at 76 Hammersley-st for two days J9 IT.
AS WATER or Chambermaid, by re-
LAspectabe Young Womani has no objection to take
Of children Inquire al S3 Frstav corner OF Seven
teenthst up stairs. 10 ~
A S CLERK, Salesman, Collector or other
[Hwse by young married Man. 25 years OF is
excellent writer speaks foreign snd car Br99nes
good references or security. Address INDUSTRIOUS,
Tribune Office. % u
A S CHAMBERMAID and Laundress, or as
IN Chambermaid and Waiter by respectable Protestant
Girl has The best OF city reference from her last place Call
63 Eleventh st. between Avenue A. and B. Can be seen
for days. goF
A S CHAMBERMAID and to assist in fine
AWashing or Sewing, by very respectable Girl good
reference can be given Appya 81 South-baicst Brook
lyn Can be seen for days. d q
AS TEACHER in an Academy or Tutor in
IA private family by competent person either in town
or country qualifications, English, Mathematics. aknowl
edge of French. &c. addressed 10 II. 7. Tribune
Office, will receive immediate attention. l8 81
SITUATIONS WANTED for about ff-
Cty select Protestant Servants Families may depend
upon securing the very best hep in the city at the Protec
tive Protestant Office 432 Hudsonst between Morton and
LEROY SIS j8 It
A YOUNG well. educated Lady, who is
Incompetent instruct pupils the piano thoroughly
and is willing make herself generally useful Is DESTROYS
10 obtain situation in the above capacity ia an honest Ia
my. Call at $50 Eighthsvenue USF
AS CoACHMAN or Waiter, by respecta-
IN BILE Young Man with good city references drive
four II requred wait table occasionally and
understands the Of carriages and would be VIII
ling make himself generally useful Can be seen for one
week al 232 Mott-st j. IVY
WANTED, SITUATIONS for a num-
w Der OF excellent GIRLS and CHILDREN, recently
arrived free from city habits and associations and willing
to WORK for moderate wages Application to be made Al
the Office OF Commissioners OF Emigration 10 the Park ne
charges. al
THO DENTISTS.-AY Young Man desires
a situation in Mechanical Dentistry where he can de-
himself the interest OF his employers ADDRESS
SAMUELS. at this office. % u
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

re- scale of Prices-Te Priutcrs.-By resol1'
ton passed unanimously OF the NETWORK PRINT
Frs UNION the Scale fPrces adopted by that body is
10 20 into effect and after the first day OF February 1851
By order, +. J. OTTARSON, President.
C w CoLBuRN Secretary 10
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A PERSON acquainted with the BOOK
1ABUSINESS possessing small capital may hear Of
very desirable opportunity engage In the same by ad
dressing Bacon, box l,076, PostOffce. IA 3teodS
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The undersigned has this day formed Coparnership
with Mr. n q. OGDEN (ate Cashier Of the Pheaix Bank
In this city The future business of the NEW YORK
COMMERCIAL AND LAW AGENCY will be conduct
ed under the firm of DUSENBERI * OGDEN New
York, Jan. 1, 1851. VIM. COKE DUSENbEHf,
Qfias
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NEW-YORK AMPHlTHEATER, 81

nv u W 4 OIlh AUII III 1II11h 4 NV -
NBowery-JAMEs NJ JUNE co. fropneton.-
BENEFIT OF MdLe. LOUISE.-THIs EVENiNG, Jan
g. Grand Carnival CaYacade. Niles Josephine, Louso,
and Tourniare and Master VIM Armstrong in SUPERB ~
Of Borsemanship Ground and Lofty Tumbnng 70 n.
tho FRENCH TROUPE appear. Brilliant I1 her eel.
ebrated scene entitled EsMERALDA TO CO.. Royas d
a aughable Aerpiece. Pnvste boIes, ,,nsnre N coT
mepee a u
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WANTED-Seven or Eight Daguerreo-
w type Operators Of frat class TO whom the highest
salaries will be paid II on trial they should prove to be per-
feet Masters Of the AIt None need apply but such as
ness Apply at WHITEHURSTS Daguerrean Gallerys
corner OF Leonard-st and Broadway, Baltimore, Md Rich
mond, Va Petersburg, Va Norfolk, Va Lynchburg Va
and Washington City. J4CF
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The undersigned In Withdrawing from the above hrm
recommends the establishment TO the continued patronage
of his friends. w. A. WOODWARD.
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Now Ready
HARPERS NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
FOR JANUARY. j. I'D INV
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A NERICAN RAILWAY GUIDE
AFOR JANUARY-Is now ready at the Office OF Pub
Hcson 1873 Puton-sL Price l24 cts Send IN your ordevs
9t& Publisher.
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HER- John Ii. Cough win address the Tenth Ward
Temperance Society In the Presbyterian Church Rivng-
tor 81 rear Ludlow REV. DR. Smithsl. FRIDAY EVEN.
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bridget O'MALEY or MECHIN,
ABopce Of Ardagh Bans Tyranny Mayo Ireland daugh-
ter Of John Mechn widow OF Bryan Kboy, resided al
Suivan.st NewYork. Her brother, Patrick Mechin, is
anxious to hear from concerning her Address w. II.
MICHEL, Brougham, Canada West 10 IT.
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AS Wet nurse, by respectable young
IN married Woman with best Of reference. Gail at i48
ThirteeDh-st betw cen Seventh and Eighth j9 IT.
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BOARDING.

BOARD WANTED in South Brook
Ilyn for gentleman, lady, two children Is and years
of agel and servant who will require three rooms OF
which be upon the second story, and pleasantly Sit
usied Thew will furnish their aud prefer 10
be in family where there but few bOarders If the
arrangement pleasant one, II will be permanent Ad.
dress box 2019 p o. with fu particulars TO location,
price, &c y II
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INFORMATION WANTED.-Infor-

INFORMATION WANTED.-Infor-
nation is wanted by the undersigned concerning her
mother Mrs. ANN Ii. YATES, who she let in the City OF
NewYork about Is years ago ALSO Of her brothers,
JOHN snd THOMAS YATES carpenters, formerly re-.
siding in Charleston, C. and her brothers. WILLIAM
and GEORGE, bakers who residents for some time
in New Orleans The undersigned would also be glad to
hear from her sister, Mrs. MARY ANN SYMONS wife Of
John Symons both residents Of the City OF NewY York
Her mother sister ind brothers are al natives OF England
Any Information concerning the above individuals VIII be
Thankfully received by dear and disconsoate relative
i9 ST. ELIZA ROCKWELL, HouIton. Texas.
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AS BAKER, by young Man from Eng
Inland Address to +. g. at Mr. Heads, ? Frontst
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DLATER WANTED.-A man well
qualified to take charge Of an extensive plating esab
lshment 10y the eectrotype process is wanted To such
an one permanent situation and liberal salary will be
0f6ce i7St*
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n existing between the undersigned undo the firm o.
WOODWARD l. DUSENBERY, Is this day DIS
SOLVED The business will be settled by William
Coke Dusenbery-New-York,J Jan. I. 1881.
w. A. WOODWARD,
WIN COKE DUSENBERY.
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WANTED.-A neat, steady girl to do
w general homework; she must be a good cook,
good washer and roner perfectly understand her business
and come well recommended from her last place. mid
die aged person preferred Apply at 80 Coumbas Brook
lVn. u ~
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tBLEAOANI hUUMS IN the second
"A siory. with board furnished or unfurnishe can be OBJ
tonsd al 4s Twelnhst between Sixth and Seventh avs
10 6tood
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W7ANTED-For small private family

this paper j Sieod'
A GENTS WANTED.-From 5000 to
IA 200 year can be made in selling the New Family
Manual at l Nassaust ID floor Call or address postpaid
The American Family Publication Establishment, NY.
lint
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WANTED-A furnished room for two
w gentlemen in a respectable location, about half
mile from the CITY Hail. or Fulton Ferry Brooklyn.
ANY communication addressed B. NJ NJ and left at his
Office postpaid stating price per week or month, locality,
&c win be duly considered, - n
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TNHE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore

C. L. PLIMPTON will continue the Manufacturing and
Jobbing of Straw Goods at II Wiam-st heretofore CON
dncted bv W. Newell Co j8or
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As WET NURSE, by nice fresh Woman.
LACal at u Jackson.st. % IT.
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THE CO.PARTNERSHIP HERETO

n TOFORE EXISTING between the subscribers, I'M
der the firm of w NEWELL 4 co expired by limta-
ton ON the first instant and dissolved by mutual consent
The business of the firm will be closed at the store OF O. L.
Plmpton. No II Wiliam-st
w. NEWELL, NJ. BLAKE
Per w. j. Anderson, Atty. Is. BROWN.
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ROARDING.-Very desirable rooms,
11wth board, can be obtained los Franklinst for
family single gentlemen. - tfeod
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Dwth an unfinished rOom either in Brooklyn or New
York, for a gentleman and lady Address, with full par
culaTs 10 terms (which must be moderately location,
&c. A. 3. C. box 1901 Lower ROst-Olice. j9
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~ LIQUID Hair Dye, improved 40 as 10 color the
Hair or Whskers the moment is applied without the least
injury II 10 entirely free from unpleasant odor and can be
washed with the strongest soap Immediately Is applied,
without waiting dry For sale, applied, al BATcHEL'
,Sis wig Factory Wal-st myl5 TuTh&Satf
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~ Y. EMPLOYMENT AND BOARD

/ Vs ING AGENCY. Office No 47s Broadway antilles
wishing Servants will find the best in the city at this Office
Families wishing Boarders supplied by registering their
this Office. Gentlemen and ladies wishing Board
directed to such houses as they require by applying this
office. Liz Irl t. SAUNDERS, Proprietor
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L N be accommodated with excellent rooms and board
at Mrs BANTAS, 7 COllege-place. j9 1t
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AS WAITER or Chambermad, by re-
IA spectable Young Woman; has objection to take
teentb-st up stairs 2t*
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AS CHILD's MAID and Plain Sewer, by a
LAyoung Woman is fully competent to the entire care Of
an infant; viii be well recommended at her last place
where she be seen III Adams-st Brooklyn, or
call on Mr.. CLARK Al 205 Broadway, N. Y. j9 IT.
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A S CHAMBERMAID and to assist In fine
IN Washing or Sewing by very respectable Girl good
reference can given Apply at g. Bac.st Brook
lvn Can be seen for days u q
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A 5 CHAMBERMAID or Waiter, or do the
IA general Homework of a small private family. by
spectacle Young Woman; best of recommendations given
INQUIRE al 76 Hammersley-s- Tor two DAYS. p ~
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THO DENTISTS.-A Young Man desires
situation in Mechanical Dentistry, where he can de-
vote himself to the interest of his employers Address
SAMUELS al this Office. u "
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S CLERK, Salesman, Collector or other
Awise by young married Man 25 years Of age is an
excellent writer speaks foreign languages and car produce
Tribune Office 10 II
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CED~GrnG q,

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No paper diacontinuci until all arrcara.
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Proprietor.
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per square, II lines or ic-.,,) Tor tlc irs,
and half that sum ior each subsequent
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O. on all Advertisements or thew will he
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and charged accordingly.
1rOnc Dollar per square Tor sinrlc
insertion. Quarterly and Monthly .tdvcr-
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same rs now ones.
All Obituary Notices exceeding SIX
lines, ana Communications recommending
Candidates for public Offices or ,rus,--or
putting Exhibitions, viii be charged as
Advertisements.
urEcv. FEEpEHrcK RUSH, is travelling
A2cn' for thus paper, and is authorized TO
roCcivc subscriptions and receipt for the
same.
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| ed. AT the next session of Congress
| Southern representatives who have
bocn so hopeful will have MS much in.
suit rs their slomuchs can bear.
What was the state Of pubic feeling
among Tho people three years ngo2
what will it be three years hence under
the certain tendency ofcvents? Under
the divine right of usnrpnton and sane.
tons OF u blind majority, The conviction
vii! 90 forced on the people of The
South that they must take common
counscls 10 avert common dangers.-
Tho attempt TO force other Southern
States to follow our lead would bc a
dangerous experiment, and in my opn
ion would result in inilurc nnd in disas
ter. Ono move by South Carolina is
10 bring about hopeless isolation or civil
war hope il will moi be regarded
MS cgollsn in me, when | say thu, |
have moro lirmncss in crisis than
boldncss to make one. When South
Carolina does move she nIusi be prepar.
cd for It's consequences. shall hclp
her!
believe that the great State rights
cause aud principles arc stronger ia tie
Southern States than they have ever
been. There is less jealousy between
nelghboring States than formerly, when
federal prcicrmcnls gave character 10
party. God hath lnincd South Carroll
na and Georgia together, and le, no
man or mcn put Them ;.Sunder. Those
who SOW the seed Of dScorl between
them, have much TO answer for before
The tribunal Of their common history.
Georgia has had the drsilnics Of the
South in her handS--shc vii! have
statesmen who Will see her interests
and will pusuc them. There is II spirit
in that Slate that would animate any
common wealth on earth. The river
on which you deliberate is n nominal
boundary, bu, real bond Of unipn be.
tween the States
Gentlemen, in your resolutions be
calm and firm.
Yours. with true respect,
4. i. BuTLrR.
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A SWIMMING story.

The following is an Old story, served
up anew, with lille extra seasoning,
which will serve 10 render il palalabc
10 those who may have tasted i, before.
The story Of n man of his Majesty
list Regiment falling overheard from
the Chamblv steamboat, between l. ong
Point and Montreal, and 50 n,iracu.
lously appearing on tho beach before
his comrades had discmbarked, remind
ed me Of circumstance that occurred
during my scrvi,udc on board The Dol.
phin man-ot.war, bound to the West
Indies. We were going at The rate Of
abou, three knots and + ! t in OH hour
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BEWARE OF CouNTERFErrs.

This medicine hns attained that high charnc.
ter which is necessary Cor all medicines to nj
tain Ia induce comnt"riei'-rs Ia put forth spu-
roms article NJ the risk ofrhr lives of those who
arc innoccntlv deceived
LOOK WELL TO TIE MARKS or
TIiE GENf'INE
They hnve the written signature of C. M
JACKSON upon the wrapper. and the name
blown ia the bottle, mthnm which Mcy are Spu-
rious
For sale. wholrsal. and retail, vt The
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No 100 ARCH Street one door below Sixth
ilno of 21S Race s,rcetA phudclphia. and by
respectable dealers generally throughout the
country.
Also, for sale in Sumtrrvilc hv
Il y. MELLETT
July 3lst, 1880 40 If
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Remarkable Surgical! Opera
Si.s.i

We arc indebted to a friend for
the following notice Of case Of unu-
sual interest requiring severe opcr-
alton, which has recently occurred in
the practice ofDr. r. w. Gibbes, of
our town.
a boy Of six years old, from saliva
ton, with liberation and disease of
the jaw bones, had an entire adhe-
sion Of the lower jaw to the upper,
which had continued for twelve years.
The union was 50 close that the
blade of a knife could not be inserted
between them. The cutting OF sew
cral teeth on one side made an open
ing, through which, by suction he
receive! aourishmcnt and bread push
cd into his mouth, and boItca, ena-
blcd him to live. His parents having
heard Of Dr.. Gibbcs having relieved
a similar case, determined to apply
to him for relief, though tho circum-
satnccs presented q forlorn hope.
The upper lip was destroyed, and the
front teeth growing ont from diseased
bone, since the adhesion of the Jaw.
were irrcgularly and singularly elon.
gated and sharp i'ro,n never having
been used. The adhcsions were 50
extensive, that there WAS scarcely the
slightest motion pcrccp,iJle. The
doctor thought that there was little.
though others doubted it. and he de.
tcrmincd to undertake the effort TO
relieve the unfortunate youth. In
consequence Of a difficulty in takins
clorolorm, from great mwil!ingncss
to breathe it, he was no, fully under
! lis influence, which was much regret.
ted, as it was precisely .hc sort OF
operation requiring it, from the
lcngth Of time necessary for the care.
fal separation Of the adventtions
bands that held the jaws III contact.
Alter, however, great perseverance
and caution. and the extraction OF
sixteen teeth during the various steps
of the operation the doctor was re.
wardcd by complete success in the
entire separation of the two jaws. On
one side the union was car;ilayiuous
and on the other bony; but with the
aid of proper instruments, and ono
constr ucted on the screw and lever
principle, the difficulties were over
| como Tn similar rnscc wc undnr
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C0oI.--Thr following orr.s were civ, y
ny The captain ~! "a western SO lmhna,, when
she w's about 10 engage in a race with an
o'lcr bou:
"'Ro~n up, thar, and tell the engineer To
shu! down the safety valves. Give her
E">s. Gentlemen who haven't Office and
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