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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-15

Observation-Disclosures, extra, No. 7-Capital :
$500. 60 numbers, 10 drawn. Tickets So, halves
l, quarters SO.
-Monongalia No. 7-Capita $751;
$780, 10 nos, Is drawn. Tickets So, halves SO,
quarters 25
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-15

- FOR RENT, two Dwelling Houses with four
rooms each, with kitchen finished in good syle-si-
tuated on Valley street.
Also. Rooms in my house, corner Of Main and
10Th streets, suitable for Offices For terms, apply to
lie 10 A. MOTT, Auct
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-15

SATURDAY-Sussex, extra, No. s-Capita 81,
$50. IS numbers, 10 drawn. Tickets 81, halves soc
quarters Csc.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-15

ia IA X. 5. GLAZEBROOk.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY. Situation
w either in Hotel or Grocery, by young man
well known in Richmond and the whole surrounding
country who has practical knowledge of both branches
of business and who will furnish the most satisfactory
testimonials TO character and qualifications. Please
address G. IL. ", through the Richmond Post Office
~
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-15

~ FOR RENT, the House and Lot on Clay
ns oeyohp props seue , a. pese'. OCCUPIED
and cellar, kitchen in the yard also, well of good
and large garden attached. For terms, which will
be moderateto good tenant, apply to MIR. Powell on
the premises, or to
de % JAMES BOSHER.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-15

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-The Tail
" oring. Clothing and Furnishing Business, hereto
fore carried on by SIIAS MERCHANT, will be
continued (trom the lst instantly by SILAS MER-
CHANT & o. F. WElSlGER, under the firm
sILAS MERCHANT Il WEISIGER,
AT No. III Main street, Richmond Va. They re-
specully solicit continuance OF that patronage
literally bestowed upon the house, and pledge their best
efforts please such may favour them with trial,
by far dealing in good articles at low prices.
SlLAS MERCHANT,
o. f. WEISIGER.
N. B.-SlLAS MERCHANT having discontinued
business on his individual account, urgently requests
those having claims against him, TO present them tor
payment and those indebted pay otherwise settle
their acconnts without DELAY la l3-3m
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-15

al RICHMOND LIGHT INFANTRY
Hi BLUES-ATTENTION Parade in front
~ OF the Capitol on Wednesday, the 18th inst
~ at 3 o'clock, P. NJ, in Winter uniform, with
MI knapsacks and pompoons. Arms in order for
"! inspection.
,w~ By order of the Captain.
]. II. FREEMAN,
la IA I'd Sergeant
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-15

~ FOR RENT, the Tenement on Franklin
street, near Trinity Church, suitable for the gen,eel
accommodation of large family.
For TERMS apply to Mrs. Allison, opposite the African
Church. BENJAMIN WATERS,
lei Exor of VIM. Allison, decd.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-15

&AGAMORE COTTON-Having been ap-
- pointed Agents for the sale of this superior Cot
ton, we shall be constantly supplied with full
ments which we will sell by the case at manutactu
rers prices. tits believed 10 be equal to any Spool
Cotton manufactured.
ia IL KENT, PAINE & KENT.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-15

DRIME TABLE BUTTER.--2O small paoka-
l. ges, for sale by ~
in Is RAGI,AND u BRO
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-15

WW7 LILLIAN II. LADD, wholesale and retail
wv Apothecary and Druggist, No. 3l9, head OF
English, Mediterranean, India, and all Foreign and Do
nestle Drugs and Medicines.
Also Paints, Oils, Varnish, Dye Stufls, Window Glass,
Putty, &C., for sale on the most accommodating terms
~ Orders from Country Merchants and Physicians
thankfully received and promptly attended to.
ja6-f
EpUTTER AND VENISON.--33 kegs Butter.
HID represented as superior; also, 500 lbs. Venson,
receiving this morning, for sale by
ial |. II. Wake.
ENOOK FOR SALE.-A good cook washer and
~ ironer, with two children, healthy and strong, sold
for no fault sold cheap TO remain in Richmond or the
neighborhood.
o." Apply opposite Dispatch Office, or address box
200 Post Office, ia l4-6t
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-15

~ TO RENTING handsome House and Lot
corner Of Cary and 4th streets, recently occupied by
Alex. Brooks, Esq.
The House opposite the Columbian Hotel, which has
been occupied for some years tobacco factory
in the house, which will be rented with it if desired.
The LIST story and cellar OF the tenement on 18th ST.
between Main and Franklin streets, lately occupied by
E. B. Stephens. Applyto
aus RICHARD HILL, JR.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-15

<A FOR RENT, neat family house on I'd st;
@l between Main and Franklin, at present occupied
BY B. G. Gray, next door to Mr. Samuel 2. Lahrop.
rooms will be painted and papered and possessiongiven
on the LIST October next. Apply to
iyl9 JAMES GRAY.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-15

COUGH MEDICIN ES.--Aver's Cherry Pecto-
~ raj; Wistars Basam Wild Cherry; Sherwood's
Magnetic Pills; Gardeners Syrup Lverwor Ihomp-
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup; Sarognes Cough Syrup;
SWANS Wild Cherry; Jayne's Expectorant.
For sale by DOVE d ISAACS.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-15

WEDNESDAY Delaware, No. 3-Capital $685.
0O0 rs numbers, IL drawn. Tickets $40, halves &c.
quarters 2 so.
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c KEvP. Ascii,aeer
3ORTGAGE SAIE ofI'Irp \ITIrRE
J. HEoENAN, Aucioaesr
NIRNITI RE SALES in BROOKLYN

4 BY JOSEPH NEGEMAN, Auctiorecr THIS
DAY TIL RSDAll Oct 81, 10 10 o'clock. 4 VI pre-
ci,tly Al No llg Jav bsteeen Johnson and rnety
snail but assortment Of faror haaesr and kitchea
FURNITURE IA excellent order having been used eut short
tine. silver plated tea set candesticSs, &c &c Al
o'clock. 2 NJ Immediately AFTER the above. a. No SO
Hudson. ay near WIlicughbs-st. od plan household
Furniture Il. MORROW. = RlDAfl Oct ~, ~ 10
O'Clock. pgeciscy, n the Sales room" No 81 WASH,
ingicn- Bro, kim large assortment OF Second Aahi
Househ old Furniture &c. and god Piano, N9nns MAKER
small do sofas icteaetes. mahogany and ethcr oel-
sieadS bedding dining AMI othes tables cAa'rs
crocs.ry SILVER plated casters and tea trays
yoy handle cutlery. slfandoes. mante CLOCKS Oh paint
ngS framed engravings &c Tapestry aud other carles
Also paor chamber aud cooking stoves Also, 100 papers
Bakers HOPS IN good order Comprising c2talosie q
about 900 lots Catalogues at The sales room "n ihu
day. ~ "
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5ales bp Anftlon.
A NJ MERwIs Aactloneer
by BANGS, BROTHER * Co
Trade Sale Rooms No. 10 Park Row.
LLInAN EAENINl,- Ocinher 81. az Oh O-ClOck

z
ID Trade Sale Rooms, No. - Park Row.
FRIDAY EVENING, October 81 a. d oclock
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN Books - Bsins an .Atn-
ave collection of valuable English and American Pubi,
cations, including many that are superDiy hius'ldse aa
some old and valuable htectuTa works enDIac
Marshas Ancient Buildings Of Rome, Hi,n 10, me "a
plates vols imp felo Chambers Civil Archtectufe D
plates folio Wares Architecture, 100 plates iao i've
yns Ancient and Modern Architecture, 81 plates follo
Virtues illustrated edition Of Cnnnngams Burns eon
plee 4 vols i4to. ShakspeTes Works, ilustrhtd Toya
Syo; Baretts American Scenery, elegant Plates 10 yols
4lO BarIlets Canadian Scenery, vols. 4toi Slhhlns
hams Caller Il Pc,@Tes gJ Ro y" 81 BTss Bas
vols, 4o Killarney. ilnstTated 40 Eng1n LAYS ana
Leg,nds elegantly 4to ~ pss and pencil
beautifully illustrated Flndens ' e~s OF Harbors casts
plaes TO Tayocs illustrated Ie Of Christ 5o Iyrol-
scenery fIey engraved plates 10 Beauties 9l tssea
Waider SEES vols ito Views Wales, hne Plates, 40
Letters from Under Bridge, superoy illustrated 400 10
ALsO-Bulers Lives Of the SAINTS. vols royal 8vO hne
copy Bs1ters Practical Works, vols royal Svo, Barclays
3yols svo: Doddridges Family ENpOstor, vols, byo !;
Hume md Smoletts History Of Eagiand vols royal $50
GolGsmlihs History of England vols Syo. JOhnsons
mp octave lconay Ifeands History 81 Kent, vols
8yo LamaxlInes Travels IN The Holy Land, syO J2nh
to,v If Ansrlca Syo stgarts History Of Architecture,
vols Svo; Stebb ng HistorT u ne chrroh Fo,s go
aid Wughis History Of Scotland, illustrated youths
History Of England vols small 40 illustrated with over
400 plates Dicks Works conifie.e. 10 vols *.
ALsoA great yArs,y Of popular miscellaneous 9noc-
tiens, &C &c Observation-Disclosures , .rd tho HOO.
Catalogues may ne AKA AZ Ar ,tier iDJht' all ofvN'
VIII be arranged for aspectlon TIE DAY before the sale
MONDAY EVENING Nov. ,. al ~ o'clock.
BooKsELIER'sS TCcK-A very large collection great
yaretg OF standard emb facng many yauabep biz ~
tons n various branches and miscellaneous literature xc
Also assorsLt Of popular School aad Classical b'oAs
N quantities
Ar PRIVATE SALE-Bohn's Cheap AID Popular LibrA-
res embIacing the standard series IN sxI-sI 'os vac
Antiquarian vols the Scientific IN 10 vols ,ss lLs'
cal n u vols the illustrated Il vols and Bonn ne"
cheap series. IL there, works are Liced ron a,
T. tIaethe latest received beng yaslus Lives Of IN
Painters vol Gregory Evidences Of Chrs,'-is5 %
tie Stranger. London. They be- opta heu % D.
Co. either ia entire seTes separate FViDH's' -.
solicited.
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cTRFET DEPARTMENT,

C,TRFET DEPARTMENT, No. 4
~ - ooc,Is puhlic Notice , HEREBY gwen, that
10 s1Ia1ng petiins have PRESENTED 70 ths Beard
II llJcrmen: To REGUL LATE AMI rArE , $1,000 ~,
CAVE FAST sT from Cherry 70 tltands 81 To kEGU,
{ RTF FAVE SET CUkB and CUTTER, ahd FLAG
,,rau Sidewalk IN Theatre Alley To CHANGE the
GRADE OF BROADWAY q, 67.h-st All persons IN
,s,Sd ny thereto requested ~ present.
them in rng 20 the unders gncd az MS once On or Dc
Oct Sj' is5I JOHN r DODGE Sweet Conf
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4 VERY RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT fE-
MAZE wants situation to take charge of and teach
children to 10 OF age the rudmen ts oil an Ing
sh Education, good Scamstress, can cut and III then
dresses, Housekoeper understands the care and
Of a house advertiser Is competent 10 MI
cher these situations having had several years expert
tnce above capacities Any lady OF gentleman re-
curing a strictly CONSCIENTIOUS person, call or address
L. IL at MI Nalch's, Warren st, near Bond, South
p,orLivn Can IA, aeon for 2 DAYS o30lts
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RALLOON.-Any person having one IN
good order aud of sufficient capacity to one or
two persons and wishing to dispose Of the same can hnd
purchaser by addressing j. EDGE, Jr. Jersey Cfy
oYQ
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A J. BLEECNEs. A rciioneer
n OTIS AT RED HOOK. BROOKLYN,

OTIS Al RED HOOK, BROOkLl y,
Il AT AUCTiON-A j. BLEECkER Will sell At
Auction the Merchants Exchange, New YORK ca WE'D
NESDAY, Nov. y. at IL oclocS. about 90 Lots stu
ate ON Van Blunt, ConoVer. DAeman, Wacot, Sullivan
and King These Lots paved streets IN the m-
mediate vicinity Of the Atlantic Dock Hamilton Ferry aud
the great improvements that neighOoghood and present
desirable opportunity for investment Terms OF sale.
easy Maps win oe ready few days. at the Office ei the
Auctoneer. No Broad &. AZ Atlantic Dock Company
Oftse No. - BToadway New York. OF tNu
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CARTMFN-NOTICE.-Renewals Of

rARTMEN-NOT Renewals OF
licenses will be granted daily between 10 and untt
the last DAY Of this HoEth after which time IL Is aiA"ini
10 renew Licenses under any circumstance M,
Owners and drivers Of Exyress Wagons, Baggfs na55
uns and Carts with names them are hotheu viz a.
Cats agons Trucks other vehicles ussd ia hs
pOftaon articles from place 20 place TAN the ~ o
Iay tor such rspoT tatlons are deemed 70 nc h
Carts" and all persons owning, Hshs " dnyps ay ~
,encle without obtaining License therefor are guy "
uisdemeanor liable 10 ten dollars ne 0f In %
Persona desircns Il procuring License 70 hs.P ~.
Cars are requested b. ayp on or steI M e iii
yember All numbers MT renewed Dei''e '" WIZ
then re gwen OOt - -, 49,.
AsTER TAYLOR. Prt Marshal
on. ~. - ieti Ozg 81
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Amnsements.
ITALIAN OPERA, ASTOR-PLACE.
MAX MARETZFE

- = -
ITALIAN OPERA, ASTOR-PLACE.
i MAX MARETZEK,
Respecfuy TO the public that BY the SPECIAL
request and urgent solicitations Of many OF ans ossI sap
scribes ard oi his friends this city ne ass msie
sEasox OF TWENTY NIGHTS,
To co~ncac. on MONDAY, Nor ;, 1851.
In ADDITION the alre'cy powerful Company under lbs
drseSp IN 9slo 1h the Pnm1 aT Ps1ns
Max has the pleasure to announce tina, he has also
engaged the celebrated and lavone
Signorina BIS sT EFF
Who VIII make her first appearance above IN her great
character, IN BellIns Grand Operao of
Max has further engaged the Prlma Donna Contalt
SONORA RoSINA PICo NIErTI,
Her first appearance for several years
Prlma Donna COmpfmana s gnora CoSTINI,
Prma Tenor
signSr BE- TIM and Slsnor 4; visit .,..
Arrangements have ao been made with the highly popular
and established h.yo,lte Tenor
Slgnor SESTO BENEDETTI.
Bariions-Signor CESARE BADIALI.
Bassi-Signor j. MARINI aud Signor ID. CoLLErrI.
A row erfu and we'll drilled CHORUS aud ORCHESTRA
composed Of the best musical performers IN this
u,xu,prrzrSso unnirg. Of which coDapc,o,
Herr kREUrZER eadtr ana
Herr HENsLER Chorus Master
CARD
THE MANAGER
Respectfully announces that the following Fifteen Operas
are s%dy g5 RfSRH TTIo Do,
PAseuAIE, MARIA d. RoHAX. LucsEzIA BoRGIA
LUCIA d. LANNERNooR, SoMNANBuLA An
VA BoLENA. ERY,NI. SEMIRANIpE,
PURITAN. BARBIERE DI Sc
vIGLIA. DoN GIOVANNI,
To which Will be added ROssnis popular Grand
Opera OF
A GAIA l. ID A,
And other novelties.
The Manager feels proud offering this Programme 70
his patrons and confident asserting that IN country,
either This the other side Of The Atlantic has such
variety of operate entertainments been offered Tor one
EACH NIGHT DIFFERENT OPERA
will be CIV en-, and account will Opera. however
successful be repeated except upon the particular desire
of the public.
PRICES
Secured Seats ~
PMQnet ana Boxes l W
Subscriptions Choice Of for Twenty Nights 80 90
~ Box Office open, az the Opera House from A NJ
TIL next Tt ESDAY Oct 20. and every day there
after may be secured and subscriptions for
the season may be made
From tt ESDAY Sll THURSDAY next, the suhscri-
hers of will have their seats reserved subject
to a renewal OF their subscriptions.
Astor- place Opera House,
New-York Oct. "a, 1851. OFT
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He WmLARD. Auctloneer. 80,
THIS MORN N e Oct. So, az p. w
j o'cI.ck al No $40 Broadway, F1rri'l!e. bfonhe-
ware and Fancy Good + NIL.AAaD, as,ve ~
- ~ S,,iset Naker con Of 200 lo's ~hc,s
ray,,cuiarlv aosthv Il the attention - h4stts Wv
ID s HoUGH. Auetiones.
THURSDAY, a. 10 y NJ AZ 70 -, -. -
T..Lu,tr-.t ia-so saf.. > - -,
~ ..nNll Isls"srd i"f GU cue NC 81
81. .-cn as sofas Bur.Ags. ~sshs.ahis trsncn BED
si.sd. Nahogapy Chars koc-es .Iu, s,.1e, i4'.
c.s.ts on lotls Fsstaer Bee, AfcAeH Uainie &c
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HENRY H. LSEDs. Auctioneer
SUPERB OH, PAINTI\GS-S

HENRf n LNtUs, AuCFuhttI.
SUPERB OIL PAlNTINGS-Special
~ Nocs-We beg leave to announce to the public that
have made arrangements 10 sell at auction ON
WEDNESDAY 18th, and THU kSDAf inh OF November.
AT the Academy of Desigu the collection OF costly
paintings known the Napoleon Gallery beng the pm
property of Baron Austen Of Jenna tvs allowed
by udge 10 be the finest collection Of paintings offered
at auction this City Many Of them have been purchased
by hum during the past thut ears even
as heh as 600 STERLING for single picture Owing to
circumstances he compel ell t. sell them all with
whatever he about Ia leave the coun
try They have been exhibited at the above place :or
short past and viii be thrown open TO the public one
week previous the sale We only u friends
and connoseuls. 90 ard Judge for yourselves. Every
painting must be sosd 10 the highest bidder
HENRY H. LEEDSS co, Aactioneers
o2S 9STu&Th'
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OvFIcg RECEIVER TAxgs, 8 New cry Hal, Part
NAXES of lS5l.-Rate 81 9S-l0O.-
j Notice il hereby gwen that the Tax Books Of me
pres eut year will be open for payment on TUESDAf me
2th DAY of July and that VIII then De prepared 70 TO-
celye the Taxes charged thereon ~, -. "A
An persons paying their Taxes previous 70 me Isl a
November nert will receive a deduction Of interest al
per cent per anum, calculated from The ins VI psynens
h. the lst of De, enbeT neat.
one Ger cent viii be added % all Taxes uopald On the
l.t OF December and per the 18Th of Decsm-
Hours for receiving Taxes from A NJ. 10 2P. NJ
Bankabs money only received. -
HARVEY HART, Receiver 81 Taxes
B-Persons sending full descriptions n their properly
e. this Office vii have their bs sent 70 them, of thty can
be hm by applying at this Ohce. Dlu
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DOARD.-A pleasant front Room, with
ID hed,oom attached 10 let with Board suitable for
snail family Situation 47 Hudson-st, opposite St Johns
part Anrlv as above ol8 Wv
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miscellaneous advertisements.

Two THE DlES.-PETER RO-
Il BERTS, No. 375 Broadway has INST opened several
cases New Goods comprising Honlon and Point Che
sets BeTthss Barbes Coheurs. Gaps and Collars Mnsn
Fmbroderes Of every description Embroidered Cambria
Hdkfs from 75c 10 SEQ $4,000 yds. Canbnc Flouncing.
entn ely new patterns Mechin, Point and vaiencennes
Iaces Black Thread and limitation Lace Vetis-all OF
which will be found the cheapest oheredln Ne~fofk
oz9 lws
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4 S CHuD's NURSE and Seamsress in
4 u private family, by a respectable Young Woman
Has good references. Apply at No. 20 6hav. o294t
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DOARD-A Gentleman and his Wife,
ar ,ingl. Gentlemen can be accommodated with
pIeasant Rooms and Board at No. ia East Broadway
References exchanged. OFT Inn
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DOARDING.-A small private family,
ID residing at No 3Si 4th-av, have three Rooms, with
hatbs adoipng let with full partial Board also two
R"ans on the ith-stor English French and Italian are
$50, an ,he house. % i'm
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Boarding
FURNISHED ROOMS, without Board,

Il lat No l42 Chmbersst, with private family Inc
house is first class and the parors ana pea Ioons are
essan, aud we'll FURNISHED The location very conve
nent for business Breakfast, or breakfast anu yea
would he served with private table. II desired oZ8 81
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NO SHIRT MAKERS.-A Frenchman
s SCHOOL AGENCY, No. 293

:. SCHOOL AGENC1, NO. 293
Broadway. established lS47-Patron s interest our
Negotiations daily by the best Institutions Fani-
hes and Teachers Results not subject our control Capt.
tai furnished deposit of one per cent on
one years compensation procures the full amount IN one
OF more engagements Apply early with the money postpaid
onay if possible References exchanged Once hours
TO 70 and TO o'clock. +. II. WILCOX, Proprietor.
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II Notice to Passengers.-Thest steamer BROTHER
JONATHAN. which has been unavoidably detained be-
yond her regular day OF sailing, WILL SAIL on FRIDAY
Oct 81 at 5 y NJ =, from Pier No. 4, North River.
o293ts r.. MILLS, Agent, No. 81 COurtlandt st
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ITO Job PRINTERS.-Wanted, two

ii OF three very superior Jobbers accustomed TO the
finest kind of fancy work. oTnaments borders founshes
etc Accomplished COmpositors IN this line VIII hnd per
manent situations at the highest wages by applying To BA-
KER GOODWIN X CO. Printers, Tribune BUILDINGS
N B-None but those who give the most sa1iacto-
references and specimens of their work, need apply
Also want ed several good Book Compositions. o28 II
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RROOKLYN or NEW-Y ORK.-Want-
~ ed, by Gentleman and Wife. one wei loca'ei
Chamber, with of Parlor, SC. IN gentse private
family, or where there are but few bOaTders Would
furnish Their own room Pleasant lady associates IN the
house would he desirable. Protestant Episcopal family
preffed would like possession by the l0th Of November
Address GILMORE, with particulars. 90 ~
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BOARD IN JERSEY CITY.-A gem

tleman and his wife, two Young men, or Two young
ladies can have Board for the Winter and pleasant rooms
m a private family South An St. Jersey Clty where
there are three other bOsrers Stages from the Terry pass
~ 10 raSars, \ V o2S 80
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ush.d X On, froa, rs 20 is per week sisgle bedde1
room, er ma b; % cents including lights, attendance &c.
Ih.s admirable and We'll lighted AID ventilated DULL
ing las rrov.d by the nubhc patronage has AMI 5
cevnx that Monty lnIness add order prsyer-
f7l Those e. -s = having geniesl aud retired ne
,' fsc .ea, tel iulc-irb ~ " lttn. f'~h
.... ... -.---.s.. -, 49, ..-~ IioAl .As S.H
Open during he r.. AZ The large Basement and store
shie IN Bers.f, shop AID Bahs ~ LET Of LEAS1
trls
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A S HoUsEKEFPER and Seamstress,, or as
N Iadv's maid in small family by respectable Eng
ia - fF o30 2ts
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nOARD.-To let, a front Room on the
second floor with two large pantrlss attached SUIT
able for Gentleman and Wife single Gentlemen ~
house Is pleasantly located with convenience OF not oou
and shower baths al No &c 2dst Broadway STAGES p.s'
the door. -" 4"
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4 GENTLEMAN and LADY, with no
N children will find two very pleasant Rooms "lt1
hath ROOM unfurnlshed, with Board IN small pf'a's
80 N +disos- snvare OF W'