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JAMES CoiE. Aucticoeer
g o q L H BROOKLYN BUILDING
~ LOTS at Auclion.--JAaES COLE will cell on
TUESDAY, May lS al u O'Clock. stIhs Me- chants FL.
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rSyAntl.(,ambIinK.-The First Anniversary OF l9e
Iscison for the Suppression Of Gambling VII os n5a
A. Inc Broad way Tabernacle, on FRIDAY ENENlNo,
Rssob Rev JEo CHAMBERS, OF Philadelphia, B. GRIN
sSII. Of Washington city, and other Gentlemen. the
sa.nhlers Wife, and oIher appropriate eces, VIII DC
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" A Gem for the TOilet.-Dr. }. A. CUMMINGS
complete OF Dental toe, sreles, emofA;ng eoue o.
peniam TOclhw ash . box Of DenIfliee, To0lhorusn'
otge wood Pcks sc only 81 50 for cleansing snd pre-
ving the eth aud gums and purifying The breath ee
pfuy ard compseuy putup In neat case ana very con
Nnept for travelling purposes ALEC making very 9sel
ee hesutn! present Toothwssh - cents DenVifee =
Ne 90 cents For sale by A 4 ID Sands, loo futonss
c n Riae 192 Bioadwsv; q w. TuIte. SiS Br0siwsSi
Wn Ii Cary 4 Co, as Poarl-sL myo o'ANNFA
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SEWING MACBINE.-i you Wlsn "
~ re lItouissse, ms; ea ais and -. vyIIsOSs
PATEHT SEWING nIcaiSE sd sp 5gs Nc e,
So. 80 ~ -. ,ss-nis sst more wO'k ca 0e oo1e
~ ore nEehirs han by IN ssr,,si ei.sI
~ a 5,of,r5. p. 'Vf'sNs Agent
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70 aeton thai e4istI 10 the French language ~ vel 40
The moa, charming Aoam o. the pHhns e'Sn' VI u"
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~ The Grand Duke OF Tuscany, who Is known
hAyea coarse. yellow complexion. covered WIZ plil'
p Ilas lately ssrl Through NJ. Duraza OF view foihl
kiiOme OF JONES' Italian Chemi "a Soap TINS me
une rtnders the worst skn son. smooth clSar and me
,,luins onlvfa a. ioS BrosSwsy my9
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nv American Hv gtenic and Hydropathlo As
sOClATlON Of PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
Tie Second Annual Meeting win be held A. ms h .
Chapel Lecture Room. 720 Broadway. on FRI DAY, mAy
ShAl AN. Public Meeuog al NJ; whsn al OIs'
Soe will he delivered by s o GLEAsoN' OF TStss'
fork All Interested In MsdicA and Health Reform, Sre
respectfully invited. . ,.,,,
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4 5 CHAMBERMAID and Waiter, OF as
Nurse and seamsueIs 10 a private family By a very
experenced GIL with excellent city references. Cal ara
Sixth. Av, 10 lte book store mye IT.
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ROY,-Wanted in q law office, re .
1.,ec,sb,e vopth who writes good hand and intends
to puriue the profession. Address Z c. O. Tronee VI
nee, with name, age, &c. MyS q
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TeSss IS cspIs each for sale at the Office OF the Asso
dson a BeeimsnB and at the door of me
DARN the evening. myo ~
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~ General Committee Of Democratic WING
Gan NIeu.-A Special eeLinR Of thls Com az Yes WIZ
iLpsSat he Broadway HouEe on SATURDAY EVEN
=. Nav no. Al O'Clock, 10 make arrangement Tor me
.Ssv next nm and puoctusl auendance Is reqles.
% By oroer .hASA %
yatoB T. ho~AHD' Secretaries. my92t
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no PARENTS-A rare Opportunity

y6NO PARENTS-A rare opportunity
Wanted bv Yeacher OF three years succesIfll ex-
perleuce In teaching and a graduate Of Tale college,
about to establish beautiful country village easy OF
Rcre,g Boarding School for BOys-to obtain loan OF
twepy.fve hundred dollars the inteTelto be regarded a.
an equivalent for the board and uon OF Two boys 90 long
sau hal remain unpaid II desired. No extras charged
or fuel Vghts snd wnhing and superior accommodations
given their room being warmed and lighted FOR private
study n wished Satisfactory security for The uiumste
ana part payment made al he end OF nrst year II
necesisry Application must be made by Friday OF tais
week Full PARTICULARS ard address made known Al tne
Office OF The Ttihuue N.Y. Sus-l A TEACHER
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

N Democratic Whig General COmmittee,-
isoeeia HeetpR Of tais Con nitee vii b hed a. me
sroso gay House on SATURDAY EVENING, May 10, Al
ioeork MAI srrsue ementS for the proper reception
ike Pre- tident o. the Uaiied Saies Tue-dsY
al AID puLc,us atte ID snce 10 reQuetied By order.
JOSEPH NJ. PRICE, Chairman.
HENRY SNYDER. ts....,.,s..
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DEALINGS WITH TdE INQUISfTION; Or Para
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Young

IL Man OF good address to CsnvAI5 FOR Religious NJ
szIne In This civ Aso one 10 travel To the country The
most references a. 70 character and capa
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Post Onic0. my5iA
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AS CHAMBERNAID and Waitress, or TO
Gsst 10 WAihnR and Ironing by a respectable Pro
testaut Girl, with good ely reference Can be fJr
Is ThirteephAt third floor front ROOM be.
tweeb ~ At and Second avs ms ~
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SURVEYOR, GARDENER-A skilful

&URVEYOR, GARDENEK-A sklIIuI
SGardeuer and sdro Surveyor who Understands to sur
vev 10 find the content and TO divide any extent grouno
with The utmost accuracy 10 draw Typographical maps
3 r 10 wanting suitable situation eiher 70 sy 0u1
rev Paris ard Gardens or to do Surveyors VOL ine
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Ouired He speaks English, German and some ffench,
AZ can give the best aud undoubed reference ADDRESS
L. H. D. care OF Mr.. r. Koradi, 80 L0erty-h myS ~
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DOY.-Wanted. in lawyers office, q
hsmsrt Intelligent Boy v no cAu write 3 good hand
ADDE'S 7 r. IN The writing OF the applicant 81 Tue
Office OF his paper. ny =.
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/ LBANY DUTCHMAN.-On Satur-

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the eu TENT or The Pilgrimage OF Msn who never knew
bs Psratu or the merits OF the author " FscOnbrdg-"
ts NECESSARY for US 10 speak spirited writer
IL NOT 10 be found 10 The country The Ouchmsn' s tho
The beIt filed Copies be had al the News Depow.
The wholesale Agentsare -
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UNVEILED" Ameri-

IESUITISM UNVEILED.-" AmerI-
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Frsnre founder ard ex editor OF the Journal La Presse
Gu Peuple in Paris and formerly q RomiIh priest
"Jeiuiusm II InOrstrous mschine OF debuucson WHICH,
is springs being In Rome, he wheels every where moves
the world m, -
The above IN ore volume. l2mo paper covers VIII Dc
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&ITUATION.-An intelligent Young
0msn who for The last year was engaged In the Book
business wants situation In sinilar trade or 10 write
10 an Office. The advertiser German speaks and writes
the English and French languages, a good aud quick
pepman and good pianist Best OF city references given
Addrers w A. care oiMr. VIM w. Brewster, comm mer-
chant sc FrontIt up stairs. my9 So
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A S Cook and to Wash and Iron or do the
IN Homework of small family by very experienced
Gin, it'll good city reference Cal al go wenty first
st. west Of Eighlhsv. mo IT.
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DLACES.-Wanted, at ia Nassau-st.
a (basemenD Bcok.keeperS, saleimsD, Clerks. School
Teachers Drug Clerks, PorIers Bar seepers Boys 70
learn good trades Men on farms Waters, Coachmen,
Gardeners SC Applicants pclosng 81, free Of posiage
will be Iuiied. Charge to employers removable.
my9 II THO3 sPlNK, Agent.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-For two
SProtestsnt Women thorough cooks 100 or more gen
era HOusewoh oirls also sTcsllsSs s'@Gss
and Protestant ard Catholic for city Ind country New
York Employ ment Office, 41S Broadway. -
ny9lr I. T. BAUNDEhS,
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GERVANTS.-Families in want of good
bic for all aaons can obtain such at the Office $40 Grand.
Of the Bowery, where none but those Of good moral
character and whom believe to be strictly honest and
temperate are allowed 10 remain. /. WATTS.
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a GOOD OPPORTUNITY.-Wanted

- IN energetic and intelligent young man OF good 6uI
habits attend to Outdoor business None neeo sp
nv but hose who can give undoubted experience 81 10
character ard abilities Apply between the hours OF 10
and 4 o.c lock. Il SO John 81. hid door. mlSlI-
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DORTER.-A situati N IS wanted by an
EDRliGhmsp, ei,htr Porter or 10 drive cart Tor
store IN New York or Brooklyn; read ard write well
Coed reference be given VIII make himself general
~ useful AddretI al The Office OF this paper my9 ~
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ID. Appleton d Co., 900 Broodscay Neu York
Have now ready the fourth edition.
r IFE OF JOHN RANDOLPHOFR ROANOKE
IL BY Hugh A. Gsrand. Two volumes l2mo-
Porraitsi 81 So
% MIR. Garland has given US a daguerrr~.ype of
a character more eccentric and variable than IRA
nus itself, and witha, two volumes Of exceedingly
choice historical reading. ri Republic.
The biography of Randolph has greater charms
than the most exciting fiction. ChGtsston .usy-
curry
" good life of this remarkable man has long
been desired. Mr.. Garland has furnished an ex-
tremely readable book; the two volumes not only
oon'ain the history of his lfe and analyst of his
o"a'~o'sr, Out an interesting account Of the poll
ucs and the public men of the day. ~ Crescent.
since hennedy's life of William Writ, we
nave nau no biography, certainly no American BIZ
ograPhy, which VIII at all compare in interest with
this work. IL must be read by multitudes with in
tense interest. ~ -He,oark DAILY advertiser
" Mr.. Garand has made good use of his mate
rial, and has given striking and accurate por-
traure OF the erratic and brilliant subject of his
pen.S'--(.Nsto Orleans Delta.
This book fills blank in the biographical mo-
tees Of distinguished Americans The two vol
umes gives faithful account Of his whole ca
reer, an analysis of his celebrated speeches. &C. %
Philadelphia Enquirer.
''As biography, it is marked by drectness
and unity Of purpose. and by comPrehensiveness
o"u variety VI HiobHcTs DOJtOu TOSt.
ut Ii one of the most interesting American BIZ
ographies with which are acquainted. - Eue-
ming Post
''The work is written in an easy and beautiful
style, and is replete with striking passages. The
author is intimately acquainted with American
literature, and the great men who, at different
times, have played distinguished part in the
drama of the Republic. II forms valuable addi-
ton to national history. -Dsmocratic Rspie,oj
March 17-d.tw-w
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
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VIRGINIA MEDICAL GAZETTE.

NA1N1x1N LA A0x0AS al oA zSI 4 e.
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country Interesting operations, cliniques and
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quack medicine advertisements will be taken.
Gf0Gice on Bank Street, near 9th, Richmond
Va. March -
P. 8. Remittances which arrive too late will be
returned to the sender; Or if he prefers it, shares
for the following distribution will be forwarded.
March l7-d-t-w-w
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-05-26
We find the following paragraph 10 the Ports
mouth (Eng) Guardian Of March 5th, quoted


We find the following paragraph In the Ports
mouth (Eng) Guardian Of March 5th, quoted
from the London Jewish Chronicle
I'D. Jonassohn, esq, Usworth Hall, near Gates
head, gsest coal-mins proprietor, and gentle
man Of the Jewish faith, finding that large pro-
portion Of the persons in his employ (numbef-
ing, in men, women, and children, 800 souls)
were without place Of worship, they being dis
senters (Mr. J. had previously built church for
communicates of the church Of England, } erected
chapel his estate, at his sole CHARGE in which
they might as christians offer up their prayers
to heaven. The chapel being ready for conse-
Grafton, the Rev. Mr. Denman eldest son to
Lord DenmanO rector Of Washington, Durham,
waited on Dir. Jonassohn. and offered to conse-
crate the same. In reply, Mr.. Jonassohn thanked
the worthy rector for his kind offer, and stated
that it was not his intention TO interfere with
the mode of worship his workmen would wish
to follow in the chapel but Dir. Denman WAS
perfectly at liberty To canvass the parties as 10
their wishes The majority was against the
rector. A new difficulty now arose, the parties
were divided into Methodists and Ranters In
the end it was mutually arranged that in the
morning the chapel should be used by the
Methodists, and in the evening by the Ranters,
and this system has been carried on " it'll mutual
good will since the opening of the chapel in
January last