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The New York herald., 1851-08-11

THE PRESIDENTS Tar TO THE WHITE SUI
PBvR-President Fillmore has been making boli-
day, or rather q series Of holidays, Of this long
interregnrm. His trip on our great Erie Railroad
was a nice afair-his trip down In Old Virginia
was decidedly comfortsbe-bis excursion In Chesa-
peake Bay, on the Golden Gate, wss handsome
thing; but the trip to the Virginia White Sulphur
Springs promises to eclipse them all.
We publish to-day full report from our special
correspondent, Of this White Sulphur expedition to
Winchester, and the departure Of the President
from that place; and the programme for the resi-
due Of the journey. From this II is probable the
President may be absent from Washington for at
least two weeks to come, unless the fi,bpa9os
should do something TO recall him earlier. The
whole weight Of the government now rests upon
tee shoulders Of Secretary Graham and Postmaster
General Hall. All the rest appear to be looking
after their health, or the elections in the "rural
Districts" All right, We suppose, especially the
reception Of Mr.. Fillmore in Virginia. Go ahead.
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Our intelligence by telegraph is comparatively
little importance. The reelection of Stanley,
in North Carolina, to Congress, appears to be
certain by an increased majority, which is but ano-
ther proof of the strength of the Union in the
South. Some particulars Of a projected railroad
jubilee at Boston, and storms accidents, etc. make
up our telegra phic chapter for which we refer the
reader to another column.
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other persons actively in the performances Of the
day and evening at Castle arden who have compliment
ary ticket cf asD:Yn will apply at the ctcs Of the Com
nished h pcrtant that every interested
should attend 70 this at will be admitted
without voucher
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The Expected Steamers.

The Arctic and Humboldt, with four days later
intelligence from Europe, are now in their twelfth
day, and may, therefore, be expected at any
moment.
The New York herald., 1851-08-11

The Executive Beard Of the New York State Arrcul-
tus fociety met at Rochester the Tth inst bhep-
psrd Knspp appointed TO Oil the vacancy IN the nrt
district cccaso ned iy the resenaton of Ray Tom2kns
one 81 the vice presidents Hon Daniel webster GOV
Hunt and lord Egip, u h stated, will visit the state
gsir 10 be held st Eocbestsr, In septemeer pe1t
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Democraue gain o<
The returns from Tennessee North Carolina. ArksRsas
and Texas in which elections have taken place, viii not
probably materially vary the political divisions Of the
delegation. from those States compared with the last
elections when those States with the other states yet to
elect stood as follows viz
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who made lair trial Of TIE Orange Flower Itioa O.e
bottle vii generally ,uee TO remove Tnpes freekies
&c bnt must not be discouraged should Won
quire two three bottles IL the persevernr podder
that succeeds Sold by kushton, CLARK a Co.
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The steamship Empire City, Capt. Wilson, will leave
this port at O'Clock thi, afternoon, for Chagres Her
mails viii close at two O'Clock. The wEEKLY HERALD viii
BE- published at 10 O'Clock this morning.
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Malls for Europe.

The American mail steamship Washington win leave
This port TO morrow afternoon for Southampton and the
British NEIL steamship Niagara On Wednesday noon for
Lyervoel
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Selling Out Cheap TO close the summer
trade, and make room for fall goods.-HIrCHCOCk
LEADBEATER, A Broadway. corner Leonard street.
selling out their splendid Silks Bareges Muslins,
habtlas Lawns &e sc for less than actual eost aad
have already in store Of Fall Goods
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Ladies' about going In the country Will
find at Mr. MILLERs in c,nai street Article that
be possibly wished for In the shape of Shoes
Sippers kc for ladies' misses cdren as rood Ia
quality and low in price any store In New York.
J. B. MILLER, I4 Canal street.
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ths Btter - convince the most despondnT
snferer that this medcre has equal Ia world Tor
cure " This disease ery dyspepc ought read the GER
ncstes o. remsrtabe cures and know its value sale
by A. u. Sands, 1O1 Fulton street. A. D. ovill CO
80 snd 2. A. Rins. i. broadway I. Coddinson, 3r
Budson sire and us Broadway; r. Guon I7 10 wery
corner Of Grand street. Hall. Ructle Co. Green uch
street. sns By druggists generally in the United States ana
Cansds. -
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The Senate consists OF two Senators from each State
Since the admission Of California there thirty
States represented BY sixty Senator's The Senators
who hold over from the 4h Of last March
VIE: eighteen wings and twenty-th democrats. OF
the twenyons new Senator'S three yet to be elected
fiom the following States
Conneccut-L Legislature to be chosen in April 1852
Californis-probaby whg.
Tennessee-probably wbig.
SENATOR'S HOLDING OVER AND ELECT.
HhigS NQiic; Democrats koua ed
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House OF Representatives.

The House consists Of two hundred and thirty three
members, and four territorial delegates. These dele
gates, however, have vote. Annexed the names
OF tie
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mep (rryate entrance l Crosby street, Restaurant ane
Oyster Saloon Every decscy Of the season. prepared
the beet French and American cooks. Also, few far
nished to let.
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5c0 hsh caught os Sandy Hook yesterday board
the Buf This boat every day in the week eavins
Han mord street ~ Canal street. IA Grand street 50;
Cat arine street. *; Pier No. A. N. Fare Is cents
zach
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=
the Ashland district -

n b. Gsrret Davis represented another district (the
I2h) 1850 ls43 but the county Of his residence
Bourbon was transferred to the sth Ashland district
in 1912, and he was chosen by the wings to succeed
Thomas +. Marshall who had proved rather way ward
whig
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The North Carolina Election =.
RY TILEGRAPH.
NORFOLK, August 0, 1851.


NORFOLK, August Q, 1851
EIGHTH
Tyuell-E. stanly (whis) 81 Thos; RufHn (dem loe
Beaufort 1OiO 572
Pitts- so 1000 -
stanys gain since the last election is III, and he is
doubtless elected
In the Ninth district David OUTLAW whig is elected
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extensive stock OF choice patterns. and cheap,
being twenty-five cent less than usual prices Also
choice stock Of Black Lace Mite Honton Caps Hosiery
Lsees; Embroideries, Se, at PETER ROBERTS, No. SIC
Broadway.
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There IL no Article In the Wardrobe OF =
Gentleman % Importance to his personal
than elegantly made, we'll htting shr II Is believed
that in this department OF costume, GREkN No Astor
House. takes precedence of all pett~rs Ho invites ths
test Of csmparson and content 10 abide the result
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TH'RTY.sECOND CONGRESS- +.

TERN coxxENCxs MARCH 4, 1851, AND TERMINATES
MARCH 4, 1853.
The FIRST Session opens on Monday, Dec. lst, 1851.
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Hair Dye and wigs be found In the
greatest perfection Pstcheiors Wall street His wis
for natural appearance and durability His
Hair Dye 10 60 favorsbiy known 10 needs ent;n
In town and
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t BROGKss New York shoe porium. $50 Fui-
ton street We advise all who in want Of good, hand
some and fashionable Boots Shoes. Caters &c. drop In
s this we'll stocked establishment where thing for the
feet to be had that be dreamed Of elegantly shaped
fashionable and durable at prices exceedingiy low. Re-
member the number, 100 Fulton street.
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OF the members elect and those holding over thirty
four are democrats, twenty whes and Eve free soil
ers or abolition nists
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OF Representatives the following is the result thus fsy
sspposiDs the vhiss have ssotsd majority Of the d.
egations rom North Caroline and Tennessee-

or the States to be heard from, and to elect Che A.
mocrats must carry to secure clear majority Of stst
DELE cations in the House.
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gray hair TO black brown, Instantly Italian Medicatcd
Sc pimple tan sunburn freekes &C. Poudrc Sub
tile urroots hair from low forehesds Rouge, LILY White
and Hair Restorative at c7 Walker street. Broadway
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democratic government. Besides, our diplomatists
and their organs are such supre me botchss ct the
business Of keeping secrets, that they make them
selves ridiculous. With reference to the public,
we would ask Of what use Is the public alton Of
unwse tres after 1t is rssi6edl 1t is like shu&tinG
the door of the stable after the horse is stolen Ia
few years, satisfied, the public viii, to which
every department of this gosernment must con.
form, will demand the abolition of all this huubug
snd tom celery Of secret sessions Of either house
Of Congress, and the keeping from the ps6lic the
hformAtfon Of their affairs, that belongs TO them;
and the sooner it is done, the better. We predict,
ere many years, that all the daily proceedings Of
our pablic servants at Washington win be, by law,
daily made public, through . public press at the
seat of government and when it is done the public
wih discover how much hambug, and how little
labor and real talent, is used in carrying on the
government.
What the public want on this subject of the
Tehuantepec canal railroad, Is, that authentic
copies OF all Official documents, and in full-not
partial and culled extracts, leaving out material
matters-should be made. The public places little
and limited confidence in ene-sided state ments and
laoored arguments, made by interested persons to
produce desired impressions and effects the pub
lie mind, to subserve their own ends. When we dis
cover any appearance Of this by any party, in any
thing, We confess our suspicious are aroused We
cannot receive such statements and arguments from
interested sources, however respectable, by any
means reliable testimony Their interests and
feelings warp their judgments Nay, in other
cases, have found trsnsations, in some instances
of such loose character as to lead to error, and
prefer to have when it is practicable, original
documents published in full.
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SENATOR'S HOLDING OVER AND ELECT.
Wigs IN haAc; Democrats in koman--tlose marked f.
are Free Soiiers .4bolilropists.
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THO LAWYERS.-The subscribers, sue
IL eessors to Wm. Osborn, are prepared to print LAW
CASES and POINTS, with neainess and dispatch Of INC
lowest pnees They have greatly enlarged the fscs' ~
their Printing Establishment IN the TRIBUNE bOiAD
INGS and pledge themselves TO execute al "oIA 'uu'
ed TO their care 10 the beat stye al the promised and
on the most favorable terms.
BAKER GOODWIN CoIPnnters
Tribune Buildings, third stories
ga eodn Entrance No. sprucest.
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SALES BY AUCTION.
A. n kgawIs. kncroneer
RY BANGS, BROTHER & co. 200
1SBRoADWAY.--Cash advances made upon al eoss
WEDNESDAY EVENING,
at s O'Clock. Al the Auction Room.

Mb OcIOfk. Auction Room.
VIII be offered the BALANCE or CONstGNNENTs,
Including Annals Juveniles and other embelshed wsrks,
together with large variety Of Standard and Mscel
lsneous Stock such School Books In quantities Rose
wood Portable Desks and Work Boxes &C. &c.
Catalogues the morning Of sale
AT PRIVATE SALE-Bohn's libraries, consisting Of The
Standard scientific, antiquarian, classical hlusus ed snt
new cheap series These highly popular and valuable
publications offered The trade In quantities well -
10 individuals In seIs single copies may be desired.
the range Of embraced IN the several
series they well adapted her 10 the Libraries OF pubic
institutions or the shelves OF private collectors The enter
prisDg publisher Mr. heary g. BOhn Of London rapid
ly adding new Issues and fo the character OF those here
tofore brought out may be readily presumed what Tho
subsequent ones will be-
The latest Issues received Tsylors Holy Living and
Diving and Lamatne Genevieve-the former of the STAN
dsrd Library and tho latter OF Bohnsnew series Plato.
vol 81 Ciceros Oics and Kittos Scripture Lands
pected by early packet
Also Lardners Lectures Science and Arts. Ewesnks
Hydraulics and Mechanics Benneits Dou0le Entry Book
Keeping &c &c.
"A large assortment OF Can and Letter Paper.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS


nj MlINhlI IA LIE ~ DhRs-h NcW
~ ana Handsomely Printed Weeks Paper. entitled
1.-THE CRIMINAL CALENDAR
III axe its place IN the ranks Of the NewYork City press
Saturday, The lth Its grand feature viii be the
best reports that be- procured Of the most interesting
CRIMINAL TRIALS IN this country aud In Europe.
Arrangements have been made 10 obtain and publish these
reports the earliest possible moment so that they may
be foressled but be fresh well as interesting Tee
record Of Criminal Trials IN the columns OF" THE CRIMI
NAL CALENDAR" will II is believed be as faithful,
comprehensive and striking chronicle Of Capital Crimes
and Punshments has been published in the world
In addition 10 its leading and distinctive characteristic,
The Criminal Calender will place before the public in
the shape OF Original Novel, by eminent Member OF
the Bar the most truthful and startling picture of
LIFE IN NEW YORK
that has been given the public This exciting and
powerfully written work will be commenced in the first
number Of the new paper LIS columns viii likewise
contain
ORIGINAL AND SELECTED STORIES, POETRY,
AND INTERESTING MISCELLANY.
Price Four cents copy. 81 per sRnum-payable In
advance.
~ Office So Ann st New-York.
A. WINCH, Philadelphia
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s.P. INcRAHAM, Auctioneer.

9. p. lSGRAHAM, AuctioneeT
DOSITIVE SALE of all the gentceI
H. FURNITURE Of Family at 81 Greenwich avenue.
rear Bank.st-2 splendid Sofa Beds, Sofas, Mahogany
Chairs Mahogany and Maple Rockers, Bedding, Looking
Glasses Mahogany Hat Stands, Walnut and Maple Bed
steeds hne Hair Mattresses, Marble top and Mahogany
Tables Carpets kne OIL Paintings large Size rich gtt
ffames Girsndoes, Fancy articles Kitchen Furniture,
&c 70 III
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ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.

DHILHARMONIC SOCIETY-Ninth
u Season 1885, 1851 The Second Concert Of this Sea-
son viii take place Al the Apollo Rooms on Saturday eve
pin = January H. 1851 The principle pieces to be per
formed are a. follows Symphony in C. by Err Schubert
The Overtures La YesseT by Spontin, and Lea deux
Jourrees" by Cherubin Subscriptions &c. received al
the Music Stores Of Messrs scharenberg Luis, New
York, and Mr. p. X. Wezel, Brooklyn.
By order h. {. TlAM, President
il. ENSIGN, Secretary JS 5teod
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ANTHONY BLEEcKER. Aucnoneer
DEREMPTORY TRUSTEES SALE
Il of valuable BUILDING LOTS on Avenue A, at
AUCTION. .. -. -
THURSDAY the 10Th OF January 1884, at IL O'Clock Al the
Real Estate Sales Room Broad by order Of the Trus-
Of ST Patcks Cathedral the following properly VIZ
sde of Avenue A. between Eleventh and Twelfth SITS CONF
ercing SO feet Elevenths sad Lots being each In
size Is feet front and rear by 100 feet Ia depth.
Sale positive Onehsf Of the purchase money can re-
main bond and mortgage. For further particulars apply
to the Aucuoneer, Broad-st 252l d5o Jl46slltol6
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DlsrRIcr ArIoRNEYls OrrIcr- hi NJ

DsrsIcr ATTORNEYS OFFICE, ~ Y. Jan l. 1851
80 Netics.-An persons under reeognizsnce upon In
r Felony are hereby notified thai they reQuir-
"a attend The Court OF General Sessions 10 be ned
AONDAi JAMS and hose under upon ndict-
i ens ~ iV' MsdemesDor on WEDNESDAY Jan B. The OBJ
@ o. ms notice being the arrangement Of the for 1-
Posuon parties not called upon 10 be In readiness
- ~, on failure 10 appear, default viii be catered
wv H. BOWDITCH BLUNT, District Attorney
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vrRy LARGO PAPER FOR The COUNTRY =
every Satsvday Morsin9, At the low price or -
- spnam in advance Eight copies for Yi1 OF tweny
aes 10 one address for 90 and the paper n no case co7
s.sssS hevopd he time for which L Is paid. -
HSvert.emants for this sheet win he charged 20 ceD~ peg
xra eseb insertion
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FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED

II Suitable for small private family in the upper part
OF the city or short distance out Of the city in Brook
now I'LL first Of May, longer-For one conveniently
arranged and In good order fair rent will be paid by
good tenant The silver linen required note adj
dressed s. and len al the Office Of this paper stating
locality ard all particulars aud when the be
seen, Will meet prompt attention dS0 2W
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A S GENERAL HoUsEMAID by a respect
1Asbe young girl in small private family Has no OBJ
lection chamberwork The best OF city reference can be
given She s good plain cook, asher and roner CAL
433 Hudson-s back 10 the rear second floor room No
Can be till engaged. 6
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

az. LAY MORNING. SUNDAYS ExCEPTED)
.-,,ppsy Sv1LpIscs CORNER SPRUCE AND SAf'
" ~ sAo-srRsErs OPPOSITE TINE CITY HAIL.
,.-voras IN City Subscribers for IL III Gents PEI
ss or when cy prefer they can pay in sdysce g sss
osior ak months or year al NE same 'SlS .s. 81
49, In sdvaIce Subscriptions taken for ak nouus
1Sr.e months 81 50. Three Dollars In ADVANCE r.
Ia,5 h Al exchanges with Country Newspaper Doy
- reserved Il this Office whose terms art Llguei LA
- ofTae TYsbgns are not allowed anJ dEeroteo-
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WANT PLACES.

AS LADIES' MAID and SEAMsTREss and
~ Housekeeper. by respectable Protestant woman
who has lived wh the first families IN England the above
capscity IS kind and attentive IN case Of sick
The best Of city reference given. To be seen a. 50
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~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ofhcers and Members
o NE New York Fire Department requested attend
ne insera Of WMW. C0RLIES, late Assistant Engineer,
me afternoon ~ a O'Clock, from his late residence 81 d.
nest by order ALFRED CARSON, Chief Engineer.
~ Laoorers U. Ii. Society general meeting
q The four Divisions will be held at John Cons's %
spfngti oR THURSDAY, 9th inst a "A o'clock Busi.
eess OF importance VIII be laid before the members By
,oef OF Presidents James Cummings Thomas Nicholson
rsrirk Freary. Thomas keanan IS SEQ
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~ Phrenology.-The fret Lecture Of the Course
for 1851 before the American Phrenologica Society will
be delivered by NELSON SIGER, in Clinton Hall, on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan. 8. Subject: Practical
Phrenology. Admiuance dime. Members may OBJ
lain their tickets free at ISL Nassaust. is ST
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~ Death Penalty The New-York State Society
oT The Abolition Of Capital Punishment" viii hold Public
Meeting THIS Monday EVENING, at o'clock, 10 Con-
Venuon Hail. Wooster 81 between Houston and Bleecker
SIS Several distinguished speakers have engaged TO ad
oress the meeting Cuzens feeling interest Ia the Que
uon Of he Death Penalty are requested 20 attend. 6 II
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

70 Exempt Riremens' Association.-Them mem,
bers or the Exempt Fremens Association requested 10
meet Al Firemsns Hall this afternoon, at O'Clock for tho
purpose OF attending the funeral Of worthy brother
Willism W. CoTles. BY order.
bih GEO. w WHEELER, Secretary.
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BOARD IN WILLIAMSBURGH.-

LA Gentleman and his Wife and one or two single Gen.
uemen be accommodated with pleasant Rooms In pr
vate family at Sc Fstst minuHs walk from the Peck
alp Ferry Boats every FIVE minutes during the day
do lmF
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~ Mechanics Institute Lectures.-The Sixth
Lecture IL the Course will be delivered al HOPE CHAPEL,
100 Broadway (opposiie the New York Hote this MON
DAY EVENING, January 6, 1851, by HORACE GREELEY
Subject" Success or Failure in Life"
AdmiAnce Is cents; for gentleman and ladiee so cents
Members ard their families free
Terms of membershp-Sl imitation fee, and g yearly
dues JOHN GREASON,
Blh Chairman Lecture Committee.
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NEW-YORK BOARDING AGENCY,


n 4 wishes for furnished with CRATE and pantry,
with OF without breakfast good and comfortable room
is bis sole or principal object private family preferred.
Ternh must be moderate. References of responsibility
given. Address U. p. al the Tribune Office. "a ST.
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~ Notice.-rhe officers and members Of the Steam
Boiler Bakers Protective Society hereby notified TO
meet al their rooms Montgomery Hail. corner OF Hester
and Bowery, on THURSDAY, Jan. g. 1851, at o'clock
PM business of importance is to be laid before the NEE
ting By order Of the Committee
JOHN DEAN, President
WILLIAM Hutton, Secretary. i6 liz
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A Cook, by a respectable Woman. She
LAis good Cook and would be willing to assist with the
private family The beet of city reference be given
required Call at 80 Greenwichav. between Eleventh and
Twelfth se Can be seen for all the week. II not engaged.
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BOARDING.

pOARD.-A desirable room with bed
Droom and closet attached can be had with board by
applying at 1866 East Broadway IS 5teOdt
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~ and Bedroom, with of warm and cold Baths, in
modern built house occupied by small pleasant family
with Breakfast and Tea II desired Location pleasant and
convenient Broadway. Apply at 100 GreeneSt one door
below Prince. References required. "A ~
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AJ5l Greenwich-st Gentlemen, with single beds and
light airy rooms 81 50 per week Day Boarders s. per
week Transient Boarders, 50 cents per day DIS lmF
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WANTED.

WANTED-A PORTER in Whole
w sale Hardware store, that has served in that
capacity good packer steady and Industrious None
others need apply to r. &T. 2. ELLIS,
63t* 2l7Pear-at
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~ a. the East broadway Institute. IS3 T..
bronowas.- The Evening Course Of Lectures on Theo
Ielcal and Practical Numbers, Algebra, Geometry, Me-
shsnics Astronomy, Nc TO be delivered by Professor l.
fkAsEk. AN commences THIS EVENING al u o. clock
6-Oenuemen who wish TO improve their leisure
hours OF an evening by studying the above named useful
offered them X Ia
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M ANTED-One or two Journeymen
Forgers and Finishers Of rinmens Shears. Psrms-
rent employment and good prices will be given immedi
ale application IL made. PECK SMITH CO.
souIhngton, Conn. Dec. 1850. die SwD3wW