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So alaf Tomanccs Of the present
day for description of manly beau.
fy, but having little sysmpathy for
shosc perfect beings, expansive brows
Of snowy wtitencss, blue, black, or
grey eyes, finely chisclcd features,
rich wavy curls, and all the miautiu
Of fancicd perfection, we simply said
ne believed there was no particular
standard Of beauty recognized among
the ladies with reference to his sex,
and we think that in so saying We
are correct
Il do not like pretty man,
With pretty lips ana pretty walk;
With hands that prctily spor, fan,
And delicate lips that prelliy talk
The frank, open countcnancc,
cheerful with the light of q sunshiay
disposition, the thoughtful, placid
brow, or low lips, firm when in
thought. yet flexible and smiling in
conversation, the goodness of q refAl.
cd nature Illuminating every Inca.
mcnt-giyc us these in preference to
all your set, fine faces, And even
tho irregular features Of what are
called decidedly plain men, we have
Seen glow with az expression abso-
lutely beautiful, as some all.pervad,
ing theme Of interest lighted up the
face, so that tho crool;cd nose. even
tho heavy, shapclcss forehead and
the dull eyes, havo caught rcilcc.
ton oEinner lovclincss,- the beauty of
the SOUL.
!. Then, gentlemen, remember it
does not need the air and face Of an
AdeniB to.plcasc and interest us ladi-
es. Only let US read upon the coun.
tenancc tho stamp Of q cultivated
mind or the quick lighting up Of the
eye, as some generous impulse
prompts to'an' act cf kindness; let us
behold you at once dignificd and cor,
teous; gentle and refined to all alike,
even to the crring; delicate in your
attcntions,- Especially to us ladics:)
u'ADSii"'hto - Soti NiiI, oiiy WlCll
in the absolute right; gcntlemanly in
your address, and neat in person;
and we all will (those whose opinion
is ofany value, Of course, ) pronounce
you handsome without q dissenting
voice.
Remember that the qualities Of
the heart and actions of the life stamp
the features with an incfaceablo
mark, either with goodness or vile
ness, and cultivate those affections
and habits which will write upon the
tablets Of your countcnanco that
which no ono reading, can but love
and admire
A wise man 10 u great monarch !;
he hath on empire within himself !;
reasons commands in chief, and pos.
gess. throne and sccptrc. All his
: passions, like obcdient subjects, do
tobey s though the territories seem
but small and narrow, yet the COM
lInand and royalty are great, and
,feach'inrtiicr than he that wears the
moon for his crest, or the other that
= a "a.
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hCher and the bawycrs:

Es |S3|; tcher and the lawyers;
one of the frs, Methodist
49, New England, was man
iS3lssS3szT med unresisling energy al ii
IS Of scnsibli'v, With an cx-
propensity TO wit. Mr..
Stephens, in. s1NstsJnw work on Lie
memorials Of Mcihodisrn," gives the
following specimen Of Lees ionhommie:
AS hn was riding on horseback one
day, between Boston and Lynn, lie was
oYerlukcn BY two young lawyers, who
knew that he was u Methodist preach.
or, and were disposed 10 unu>c them.
selves somewhat ul his expense. Salu.
ting him, and ranging their horses one
on each side Of him, they entered into
conversation something like The follow .
ing:
Isl Lawyer-I believe you are n
preacher, SIT +?
Lec-lcs; / generally pass for one.
Isl Lawyer You preach very often,
| suppose ;
Lee Generally every day, frequent,
2nd l'awycr-tlow do you find time
10 study. when you preach so much!
Lce--l sndy when riding, and read
when rss!ng.
Isl Lawyer Bu, you do no, write
yonr sermons !
Lcc--mo: no. very often.
2nI Luwycr--Do you uol often make
mistakes in preaching c>,c!nporancous.
iy?
Lcc--I do, so"tiimcs.
2"d Lawycr--llow do YOU do then?
DO YOU correct them
Lcc--'Ihat depends upon the char.
aclcr Of the mistake. vas preaching
,hc olhcr day, and wen, 10 quote tn.
text. "A!I liars Shall huro ihcir part in
The lake that burnclh with fire nnd
hrimsionc,' and, by mistake, | said,
"All MmycrS have their part
2nd Lawyer, nicrruplins him
"Whs'. did you do with that! Did you
correct j,
Leo, No, indeed! I, was SO
nearly true, | didn't think II worth
while 10 correct it.
"IIunpl - said one Of them, with
hasiT and impatient glance n, the
olhcr,) 81 don't know whether you are
the more knavc or fool -
"NclIhcr," he quietly replied, ,nrn.
ing al the sanle time his nriscIiryous
eyes from one 10 the other; II believe
that am ltisi Ec!rccu The INo -
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Spring and Summer Goods

Spring and Summer Goods
STOGk OF GOODS, which Inc offi n :; 10 Is, ihe
public AZ ycluced prices; consisting in part Us
follows:
rlGin1 I.ar's,on Ginghuma,
Solid u.ors
Supcriinc China ''
S"lri Celors O'gandc Lawns,
rEintcd
Em%roilerea Mu.lin..
We've Thread Lace
Jncvnc, Edgine,
= Inserting,
Swiss Elging,
lHscrling,
Aphin Lace CRprS,
SsnPrfinse .. :, Ribbons Trimmed,
. Ncelled worked Collar,
7" Cnrna,ion BraRr
" Barisc Trimmings,
g SILK Pendants Trimmings,
" Neck Ribbon -
" linck anI coiorrd Kid GT5YGs,
% silk Paraso!s,
g Cotton - saEss ISIS
Printed MrHhnsJ =
Figured .'t2 sHtyf
Solid @4L
Chnmbray Gingi,aYhs,
Brown and Drah Linen Drifls,-
Blue Demins,
Cotton Arirs,
Swiss and Null AI,islns,
Linen Cambrick Iiankerchirfs,.
sMg1n Fiaid and Striped iIoihsespahh,-
English Long Clo,hs
Charleston rs and Al Shirtings.
GrtuNillc 1-Saud A. Z"
Drkalb Cotton cSna6.ifgs,
SpTagues Fancy Prints Colors warented,
EngiiSh 9 "
= Furniture Prints,
. Bonding -
Ladies BLACK aud colorcl Caters,
: Seal skin Slippers,
q Walking Shoes,.
Gents Black nnd coiorcd Gaiterss,
Fur and SILK Hats,
. iEghorn and Pansuna flats
Palmetto Hats,
' Pmnleaf Hats,
GROCERIES, HARDWARE. AND CRot X.
ERY, DC. &c.
----A I.SO----------
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Beautiful Fall Goods,
Lard.

800 lbs Prime Lard; No. l. Mackcrrl, Sm
gar t"iice, and Tea, just received and for sale
low by w. J. FRASCIS
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Lost
Situation Wanted.

young man. who has had some experience
in tic mercantile business, is dcsrotis Of obtain
ing Il situaiion clerk or hook keeper For
further information apply nj this olicc-
Oct. 81, 1851 j5-Gt
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Notice.

Persons having demands against the Es-
tate of K. Richardson, Deed are requested
10 present item duly a,tc,tch, and those n-
dcb;c! 10 llakc paymr,t 10
&. NJ RICHARDSON,
NOv. 4, 1850. ; r
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Life Insurance,

The North Carolina Mutual Life, Insurance
Company. established nj Raleigh. y c.
CHARLES E. JOHNSON, Jr., Prcst
Agent NJ Sum-rNillc. =. G..
w. L. Is. liAYNSWORTIf
April ,, 1851. 23 y
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EFT IN A QUANDARY.--
konce, said tho Colonel,
call n genuine quanda.
q Aing my clcctioncering
which time | strolled
NJ IDS, so particularly
S. IS, that | forgot my
may forget his riHc,
s'nt every man can
# & elis forgctfulness by
& hess. 1t chanced as
6 along, considerable
'|S5 esrionals, tho first
my fancy was the
young bears, which
/: hollow tree; but |
i l could not touch the
hands: SO | went feet
see if | could draw them
lcs. l hung On at the
shole, straininy with ali my
reach them, until at last my
lpped, and down | went, more
~ 20 feet deep, to the bottom Of
n black hole, and there l found
,ysclf about hip deep, in Il family Of
ne young bears
| soon found that I might as well
adertalse to climb up tho grcasicst
lrt OF rainbow, as to get back, the
Die i'll the tree being so large, and
1.SsI R.ssIes 80 smooth and slippery from
was real, genuine, re-
~. If 50 be | vas to
have been doubtful
hear the at the
they did hear inc,
IS Is my election; for
NJ Rity too cute to
'|s7 cntured into a
~ get himself out.
i WAS calculating
@gS| !t to shout for help.
hole until after
I'd kind Of grumbliny
overhead; and looking
c old bear coming down
H.most upon me. My motto
aSys go ahcaa." and as soon as
8 s|S wcred herself within my reach,
2 tight grip Of her tail in my
ID, and with my little buck
ndlcd knife in the other, l
led spurring her forward.-
If ever II member Of Con
quicker i'll the world than
Ee took me out in the shake
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Wanted $500 on brown
lVR stone House lot IS feet by half The DOCK Hs"
COO on three 4I9ry brick b9ding' on SrGsG
~ % feet vide nesr wenty eighthst. No broker
80 ssuowed address PHlLO mi. Office ala IL
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FANCY GOODS.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
" NJ. n. CARY 81 co. 243 and 245
w Pearl-st between John and Fulton sis) invite Ihs
attention OF the city aud distant JOhbing Trade
to ttav large and sdrted stock Of Goods,
which they offer the lowest rates elther for cAih or s-
Under their present arrau gsenu ofeF greai
Inducements on all their Foreign Goods, ana will give
their customers the benefit Of the large discounts which
they have gained by the increased amount Of their pur
chsses. .
They pledge themselves to sell many styles OF AMERl.
CAN GOODS AT MANUFACTURES PRICES.
Their stock will be kept full during the whole year, and
vie the nEXICAN md South AMERICAN dealer. to
examine their stock OF Jewsry manufactured expressly
for those markets also their stock Of Ivory Combs adapted
The following articles constitute pan OF their stock
Linen Threads
Various makers, plain and sa.n finished, black drao,
Witty brown and co,ored, Nos Sx8o
Spool Cottou.
white black and colored Nos Oxl5S Is to 500 yards
Tapes and BobbiRs.
Linen and cotton assorted eoors snd sizes
CUTLERY.
Razors Knives Shears Scissors and Table Knives and
Forks, Wade Butchers, Woslenholms, kodgers, and
other celebrated makers,
Hair CLOTH teeth paint vanish, shaving, shoe crumo,
horse, Scrubbing &c &c. In great variety
Music al lnstrame is. ,,-,
Accordeon', vohn' flutes Flies clarionies' HArnoni
large and rch assortment. consisting Of beautifully
sticks, with plain, fancy and sivered paper.
Zine 8, S., eSS, and NPU, ltX4t lnchea
Combs.
Plain and fancy tuck dressing pocket aud side OF shell
buffalo and born
Guns.
Single and double English and American, real and mh
tation twist; also a variety OF Rifles.
PistOls
English and German pocket, belt and holster Colts and
Allen 4 Thurbers Revolyers Also complete assortment
ofSporting Appsrsms
Pertumery,
LUbR's MsHsenet COudrsys, Piyers Plnsuds tnd
Edes fine extracts.
soaps.
Lows white and brown Windsor and Honey; Lubins,
Guerlsn's Pnsuds, and Msugenet Coudray's sssereS
styles, &c &c
Percussion Caps Needles Pins Hooks and Eyes, Steel
Pens Suspenders, Buttons Of all styles Pocket Books
Port Monnales, Purses, Stationery, Beads, Whaebone
Looking Glasses, &c &c.
Irory, Tortoise Shea Pearl Skea, Horn Tips, &C. for
manufacturers - ur.,
Catalogues In the FRENCH, SPANISH. GERMAN
and ENGLISH languages. ISL SmMWS'hp
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r TTHOCRAPHEmA first rate Litho

4 /grsnber wanted one who understands DOM Clalou
and ~ work would be preferred Good re ersuee &C.
Tould be required. Address J. Il. BU Oh a -
Wasbin Eton-st Boston Mass, stating terms, sc a. a"
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OOOMS WITH BOARD-From the

POOMS.-Two pleasant parlors, open
Aiug into seeptng rooms for gentlemen, van plsal
table desired may be had at Dis Greenest nss s9n
place. ~ 2I9- =
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AS CooK-By respectable Woman, IS
IN very good Washer aud Ironer aud can do genera
Homework in q small private family Please cal al 90
West Fourteenth.st Altlt
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BOARD IN WILLIAMSBURGH -
ID genteel private Boarding House will be opened
NAV ls in South zig htb suite Of rooms-rOom and
bed room for families and rooms FOR genuemea Those
pure air. and quiet home can, Tor particulars
call 80 Broadway up stairs front room, or address c.
box 81 WILLIAMSBURG Post Ofce References exchanged
a52ws
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CP- The Wednesday evening (nstead OF Mon
day ~ advertised April l6h the Arms hopes 10 be ready
10 enter upon arrangement Of painting this picture con-
nuiug each succeeding day and evening Visitors hours
from A NJ. 10 Nj aud from to 10 10 the evening.
Visitors Tickets (which will also ente hem to festival
toiet upon conn elng lhe eismrsl ~ 40 ,sse@ sisse
IS New.York University. lal2A'I 5. & MOSES.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Il NFBEL'S GRAND NATIONAL

AACONCERr, ('or The production o. hs descriptive
irsuun entail Work The Battle OF BUNKER HlLLD
which WA postponed through tbs incleuency OF the
weather, VIII take place Al CASTLE GARDEN on MON
DAY Aprl H. when The Tickets ~ esch) and pro
grammes tai the Music stores) OF Aer sth viii be used
Doors open A. et-COncerl TO conm euce al O'clock
~ B. The FIN Regiment Of N. Y state aintis viii be
present IL full uniform. al0 StMrhSs.
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,TFOTCAL STTDENT.-Wanted, by

W. EJIOAL ?
respectable Phys cial living In genIeel nelshooi
hood. near Bellevue Hospital WI give goOq i,a e1 nor.
uitlon and chance 20 see private PIs't S,sTs
TeasonaDie Ierns Auui''' Ri22tf
Post Office.
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1,1rW-YORK TRIBUNE

-, work DAILY TRIBUNE rysctEPTED1
TIE NEW uuV0RNiN0, SUNDAYS s .sS1ca AND sA,
EVEN. DlSSs, Gomez W. y, All.
Ar fHs ThsTsESTs OPPOSITE rHk, Gents DER week;
CIV snbscribers for lSi Ues', ~ the nesk
So oeyeseo ~ rs they can pay 70 SnSIe COMES
s wheo ny year At the sane tssr. ns annnn IN
or III mo5A,s 80 syb,crbeTs I'VE ,b For ,S,as
fvo Cent? .,,,ons tGken for * nonsS ,,rsS 10 al
sd,rpce Suoac. ~ poIkrs 10 ADVANCE IeqL.eu N an
porihs VI - trnsr,ry NewIpspes psy -. 49, 49,. %
exchanges W. - rsose terms are nlsnef NnS 'n'S0O
sctvod a. this on nc, allowed any dinerenee'
fse tribune are no' A'-.-
,,aRk WEEKLY ThibUNhs .,
NBW.hySF PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY, h
VERY LAs SafI,2as Morning, Al tne low prce Of "
SzbAshed ever svsnee Eigh, cOpies Tor $40, or twenty
eeF lnB1D Tor $50 and lhe paper In no case con-
ssples ooe fine Tor which III pRic. Advertisements
kzsd 90 MI be charged q cts 'sr Inc each insertion
xuR aEuI.WEEKLN TRIBUNE
G t.S sSsrv Ve1sesdqg and saturday morning
= n2anss.- srrnn Two copies for s.. Ten Tor ~.
Y,fe ~ (I. -, cents Inc each Insertion.
rHR NEW-Y0RK TRIBUNE
ToR EUROPEAN EJACULATION
.H.1ad IN the departure OF each Mail steamer for CIV
% Prcs 81 copy, or - per year pos'sge Included
THR NETWORK TRIBUNE
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- Notice,-The steamship NORTH AMERICA,
having peen Unexpectedly delayed al Chsgres on her ale
VOYAGE WILL leave New-York on MONDAY Inc IAN, In
viii be IN time 10 take Independent steamers 81 Pana
ma Of the May for San Francisco and the
porii on Inc Poetic. an tl0m
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hDH4ND'-h UbnLItmdu anu Dis " TIC
- can be handsomely accommodated with Slit Of
rooms on The Iecond floor together seperae In pri
yale 'nly by calling g. HutSon.st, Chambers op
pofite Jay. ala no
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ROARD.-A Gentleman and his Wife
Ian be accommodated with Board In the Tenth Ward,
near Grand o. ard he Bowery where ne comforts Of
home can be enJOyed large and closet attached
can De obtained Immediately. The beat OF references
AID iWF
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n BogIe's Electric Hair Dye.-Fhe moIl EN-

~ B0gle's Electric Hair Dye.-fhe mo't emil
tent ehems Of he counuy, and The puoc al large hAye
lOnouuetd his hsir Dye perfection; AID innumefAOie
seslmouiat Of liz excellence da handed 10 the in
venor One uia al once establishes lie superiority, ard Il
now IRE only article used by those rho cultivate The
Rraces This, win BOGLEs celebrated Hyperion Fuid,
Nf he hair may be had OLA ID. Ssnds, leo Fulton sL
susn'on Clarke Co rs Broadway VIM. II. Cary
Co and Druggists lhrough uut the linton ala
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APARTMENTS TO

Il LET Two elegantly Furnished Psrlos to let on
Broadway between Eis hh and Ninth sS with Two cor
lguous rooms bath room. Inquire al aoO Broai'
WAy hlloLAWNf
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MATHEMATICAL TEACHER.-A
w Teacher OF experience will instruct 10 scp9ovs
suryyig cheering Drawing, Perspective; -1n
nTofles, charts &c Address TrgonomeHy' 1T 9 in
See
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DEYERS' SPLENDID DIORAMA {
DANORAMA OF THE PILGRIMS

i PROGRESS 598 BROADWAY The admirers OF
John Buuyan Tho lovers Of Art and the Christian public
generally are informed that this exhibition will positively
close 90 Saturday 26lh inst when II Will be removed 10
Providence ard Boston. Exhibition every evening al
O'Clock wednesday and Saturday afternoons - sie
on other DAYS 10 su the convenience Of such schools and
Churches 40 may wish 10 maie arrangements visit IL.
Ambulance IS cents To the afernoOa Exhibition children
Ill be admitted for half price.
VII s-ttees Flooring Stoves and fixtures for sale
cbesn Applv N The premises, between and'lOi A. NJ
AlQ 6tuAs
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TO the Deaf.-Conlemplsted Removable Lutte
MRS Ear nhrmAfy for The Exclusive Treatment ef lar
Diseases will he removed The lei Of May 10 81 Broad.
Ny During the interim be be consulted from iii
90 brosawsy; entrance through Wa1er0urys Furnish
nk sgOre. ml8 lm*
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DARTNER WANTED.-Models of an

II Improvement Of almost universal application, have
been eft al The Office OF The Farmer and Mechanic Tor
few days The invention ia OF great importance and
conIderd very valuable The inventor DESTROYS OF manu-
featuring the article IN his city and therefore offers 10 70
lain sufficient territory 10 manufacture extensive
scale provided any petent person. who can produce
Satisfactory references wishes 10 6d vance sufficient capital
no e1tabs6 The business s. me aGures are taken
patents IN Europe The exhibition OF the Models Will be
strictly confidential Apply 81 the office OF The Farmer AID
Mechanic, ~ Nssssu-IL all 3!1
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The Artist 10 not over and above anxious for fame asa
psuter being 10 sOme measure aware mat WhaI no resy
oosncsi IN him g. G. MOSES,
s1S D. is New-YOrk University.
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WANTS, &C.

a S CHAMBERMAID and TO assist in Wash
LAirg and Ironing Chsmbermald and Waitress, ~
areipectsbe Proessnyoung woman. Beat OF city refer
erce given Call 10 sixlh.sv IN the millinery store,
between Ninth and Tenth sS ala =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-14

EK staten Island Fancy Dying Establish-
Once No. JOhn.st, New.YOfk. Toe ffOprlo'
IOTs OF This establishment whose Dying aud Finishing
have been long favorSby known TO Inc community
arc ready to receive orders for dying and cleaning Sis
Wooden Cotton Linen and Fancy goods OF every descrp'
hoo Ia The best manner. - -
al5 In BARRETT NEPHEWS l. co.
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- REAR OF CITY HALL-rhe nesrea rhesier -
The large Hotes Doors open At y commence a. O'Clock,
THIS EVENING. April IL, will he performed,
LOVE IN A MAZE.
Lord Minever. Mr. Lester Mrs Buekhorne. Mrs Russell.
To conclude with the Farce Of
KILL OR CURE
Mr.. Brown. MIR Burton Mira Brown. Miss A. Walters
Boxes oress Circle and Pscuetts - cts Family creis,
Is ca Ochesra Seal rs Gu PrivaIe bOLea 9 and ~.
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AS CHAMBERMAID or Waiter, by Young
L n Woman Best Of city reference given. Apply at
10 Seveuth-st. Can be see for two dsy1 ell ~
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&0O LOST.-Lost, a bank note for
U ZJSso. tha finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving II Al lis TeuIhsL OF los WilSmsL up sIairs
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~ Cbauhermaid and Washer and IrOner by respecta-
bis PTotsstsnt Girl Has objection 20 go short dis
lance I'm he country The best OF city reference given
Cal at IS Chrstie-st, Ia the rear. room b. al "
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ENELLOWo MINSI hEI1O, NJ I'LL
u LOWS OPERA.H0USE t44 Broadway between
Howard and Grand Open every night during the week
Yhe celebrated original and welknOwu Fsliows Minis
tes comprising efficient and versatile corps OF talent
ed and experienced Performers under the direction OF j.
3 Fellows whose Concerts 10 this City for he last year
fashion OF his great Metropolis Their Consents consist OF
Burlesque ftalan Opera Scenes Why Sayings Solos,
Duets Chouses Dancing and Instrumental performance
for the accommodation OF fades and families commencing
~ AAoais~Aon 40 boots open o.
10 Commence At7I ma
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A GENTS.-To PERsoNs OUT OF EN-
"a rLoYMENr-Agenis are wanted In every section O.
The United se New and Popular Pictorial WORKS
Tor pArtcusrs please call, or address (poslp6dl
ROBERT SEARS, l28 Nssssust
Now READY The Family Vititer," for April, hsno.
sone Pictorial Sheet Guide 10 tbe Worlds Fair
Pdce "a cents single, Vi per 100 me- lmD&W
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NJ An,ocIntion Of Exempt Ftremen.-A Iegu

s.1,.,y ,ssiIne of TINS Association will De hed a.
sisFnENs' HALL, Mercer ST. on ~ ESD ~ I'm
INV nv eeP. . ''' Recording Secretary
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rV Card,-A violent assault aud battery, COMMITTED
up0n NY person on SATURDAY mOkNlN6 las, IHa
htl by an Individual IN the garb Of man. al store Aston
House coming upon me al period OF time when, op-
pressed with uis oriune Ia business and overwhelmed
wih Ictuess and death IN NY family was bat poorly
able TO encu further accumulation Of distress aud ac-
regre thai shall be unable al present 10 see any
my riends AID customers
After lie lot Of MAY next shall be found al 40 Chan
beBst rear stewards opposite The Park. n tue mean
tine although unable row 10 leave my bed may De heard
hop Inquiry o. Mr.. HINDHAUU Oh. the we'll AnOwn
BIe vey gelLemSnyi Merchant Tailor al Neteytt sec
eDd coor only from Astor House, where on Saturday,
Vas roughly bruised ard eece1 from my own reserved
he eoe temporarily forced pend business altogether
Ny removal sign also having been torn down IN IKE
Yotnsn " reserved ughs" Immediately a.er II was
Jal up On SATURDAY. further vesIges Of me or mine
be looked or Inquired for al Astor House, either
hslde or outside OF that store
As have small resources len me either to advertise, or
ny Other WAY TO secure my rights, nope my friends
viii Ivy 10 remember Mr. HindhsughT Ill the lst oi
NAY and 10 ChambeTGst siterwa.d.
ELlTHA c BEMAN late l AsIor House.
hew.York, April IA, 1851. all IL
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CAPITAL.-Wanted, Young or mid
~ dle-sged Man In Hardware ard Shp-Chsndler's
that loan his employer or Two thousand
dollars for shor time. good security can obtain gOod
situation Immediately, and good salary by addressing
note 10 HARDWARE, Tribune Office stating name snd
where interview be had. The beat Of reference
given and required Rl2StF
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BOARDING.

pOARD.-In st. Mark s. place, from the
kb let OF May for Families or Single Gentlemen. Apply
al 90 Orchard between the hours OF 10 and all 81