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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-06
>tT MATTHEW,S ACADEMY-Al

~ English. German and French School for both sexes,
No - Wakerst Broadway will reopen on the Isl Of
September when pupils from 10 II years II axe VIII
be received THIS school especially adapted Tor those
children parents wish them also u become thorough
ly acquainted with the German and French languages,
which are taught daily by native Professors
on29 On. J HhRDrER. Principal.
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JOHN FALCONER, President
JOHN ; TAPPAN, Wee Pres!den

FERDISAND SfAGG, Secretary 800.
B-partcuar attention Is called 10 ihe Iaf that ths
CoHpany continues % insure Buildings, herch sldse,
Household Furniture Vessels m Port, Sc against loss ~
damage by Fire and divide the profits this class OF Dusi
ness the same a. the Name premiums aulB 'mIihSs
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THE EAR AND EYE.-A. ). HEATH,

Il NJ d Auust and OculiSt deyotes ms attention eS-
susvey 20 diseases Of the Ear aud Eye from Sto clock,
At NJ 262 Broadway New YoTk Deafness caused b >crO-
fua ETurine Feve and other Cutaneous Affections en-
arged Tonsils Inflammation. Cerumnous Connections,
Discharges distressing the ear Obstruction ~ me
F.S achian Tube SC are mostly durable by siltul Al
raj Surgeon Diseases the Eve treated scientific
principles Also Artificial Eyes. Of natural appearance,
inserted - 10 be worn without inconvenience.
aull In
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NOURATD'S HAIRRESTORATIVE

or GIRO ASSAM GLOSS. makes stun. WHY hlr.
soa silky and glossy forces % grow and Is without eN-
ceuton 90 reseryason positively the best preparation for
dressing the har ever nyented rris bottles p cents
each 1t DR. GOURAUD'S old established Lahoraory,6'
WI ~ :, near Rroadw,v S6u
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CARD-NR MCCARTHY. Prof. of

~ Mathematics respectfully inform, the Principals Of
INSTITUTES that A. VISITING TEACHER as usual DE
prepared devote portion If ms time 20 instruction
Ia the higher branches He also continues - receive nun
gentlemen at stated hours az MS residence No f3 Pearl
IN Reference 10 Prof Hackley, Of Columbia Col
lere 81 2fThSSat'
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|. CADFMY for BOYS. No. 50 Boni-st.

y The third wear f ihs Institution VII commence
N the srsi WEDNESDAY IF = ateui er. he sian y
- -rT1te School ma been formed with % cult
ate more accurate Suovyie-e of the modern languages
rcessarv "a sound and polite education. and % due
sra,iou for the college the counting use Circn-
isr If the Academy containing the Necessary .trcAI,
references and terms NAV 10 obtained Il Messr. K
| lockwood 4 Son. NJ 81 BToadUar, ~ ~
c HARDMEYER.
.rso qv ITWNS, Puncipal. No - Bond-st.
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II 5. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA-

~ sNY.-FH NEW ORLEANS direct, va HAVANA.
FREIGHT AND FAKE REDUCED On THURSDAY,
sept II. az O'Clock M.-fhe splendid Seamsslp EN-
PRE- CITY 200 burden. Tanner, Commander,
Will sail On THUhsDAY sept II a. precisely ocicss
y from her pier al the foot Of Wsnea-st with the
Goyernnen. Mas direct sr HAVANA and NEW-Oh-
LEANS
Chagfes passengers Transferred Al Havana 70 The spishae
double sagsls steamship FALCON . .>, -
FREIGHT TO NEW ORLEANS REDUCED TO 20
CENTS PER CUBIC FOOT Specie only taken ga IeA.ls
10 Havana NJ blas VI lading Will bs signsd after tho
steames has sailed. .,s
B-Shppers requested 70 supply tnen.ssi,s' -
the C0mpanys Bills VI Ladlng which nay ~ nep "H -
pAcatloa at the Office No other form VA 2. ss1 S.
F1 freight pa~ags Apply at the once oi ''s ''P"''
No. IN West o., corner II Warren ~. n poprsra
au,otSll " "'D
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lIARSH'S COURSE OF BOOK

l7I KEEPING This, the latest and most beautiful
vork ever published contains complete set IT Account
b oks Accounts Current, Account Sales nc, all printed
IN go ors red and black with numerous examples l h,
camille calculations. the whole fully eucdaed m lev
pages Of familiar instructions applied directly - the trans
actions and entries Will be found the most complete
and instructive work ever published book keeping 23O
pages prce 81 25 bound For sale al the Authors
Count the Study and Practice If Book cng
No 3Ca Broadway. Duane-st, 2d floor Thus Work
is published the style IN the Spanish lang la-e
81 50. - I'M
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~ TED SOAP Is the only reliable article Tor curing
Tan pimples FTeckes. Sinbuu. Euptons, Fleshwotns,
and all ssn deo,mes Beware vi counterteis and buy
only a Or FFItN GOURAV DIS old established lahora-
tori No o. WalAer->t near Broadway CALENDER.
No SO south 81 It. philadelphia and JORDAN, No 1856
N aShpston Il VpSfuu
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vNHE MISSES l.. NJ. and NJ. X. GREEN
wa re-onen their School for Young Ladies. No. 9TH
av first door from Washngton square, On WEDNES-
DAY, Sent 10Th 81 wv
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VNSTRT CTIO\-A gentleman of many
years experience VIII instruct IN Mathema'ics OF Eng-
h,h m private families or schools Particular ittention
given 10 Arithmetic. Algebra, Surveying, Engineering,
aIJre.s a. oMEIRV Tribune Office 3 Inn
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HISS WHIPPLE'S SCHOOL FOR

VI YOUNG LADIES, corner Of Broadway and l3th-
81 near mon. park. VIII reopen Monday. Sept
Drawing and Painting taught by MIss Dram.
French do b. Profess r Nergues
Dancing DO. ~ Miss fdfhtf
Lectures connected with the School, VIII be gwen from
,,uo D. ,,,e an interesting subjects 81 In
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CARD-The duties of the School,
VUE CITY INSTITUTE. No. 1871 AL

j len-st a Select Classical and Commercial Male and
Female gh School OF long standing VIII commence rs reg
Gar Fan the 9Th INST THIS Institution has two
nam entrances the Young Ladies and the other to
the Male Department the departments beng entirely sepa-
rate The yards and entrances are also separate Con
necied with he school also iourshng Primary De
uarimen Parents therefore may enter their sons aud
daughters Of any age and any time dnrlng the year
s2C. c WI NICHOLS, Principal
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AITSICAL CARD.-Mr. Bradbury

Vh informs ms pupils and the public generally, mat
after from the CITY, he i now prepared - re-
sumo ms private instructions the Piano and IN Singing,
al the New York Conservatory Rooms. No i3 Broadway
and at the resdeuce Of the pupils An assortment II new
Pianos of the best makers. Of Mr. own seltC-
ton alv avs ON hand and for sale very low NJ h VIII
also furnish those of his pupils. who desire II, with
Planes on hire y S-A Ladies and Geutemens Even
ing Glass for the study and practice of Vocal Nh Will
soon be formed 50 JSluN IN
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lnsuramee Companies.

I MON MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.,
u Office No So WatSt opposite lIanoyer-st
CAPITAL AND ASSETS s60O.OOO.
InsuraDces ON Marine Inland Navigation and FHs
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NOR NEW-ORLEANS DIRECT

The new add elegant double engine steamship
Union Tb0s s BudJ, Commander. viii leave Per No.
IN at3ocock = NJ On ~ EsDAf, sept
For freight apply on board where al bulls VI sdng vii
be rigned For passage ~
aa2s sPoFFOkD, TILESTON co, - soatb-st
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EMPIRE STATE HEALTH ASSO-

IL CITATION. Of Rome, Y-rhs Association 10
formed for the mutual relief Of members case u slck
ness or accident IL has cash capital Of $1,000 paid IN
md fully secured II makes assessmeNt beyond org'-
ca amount paid m and payn CLOSES md expenses NJ
yides is profits among members The following rates
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.DGEHILL GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
THE BROOKLYN GRAMMAR

II SCHOOL Henry st, cor OF Atlantic. VII c, tnnseise
IL 4Cth Session SeIt Nj Marsh. the Principal has haf
an experience Of IS wears teacher and assisted %
c,uftmca u KNOW talent. The rooms are unusually
large ana well ventilated The number u pupils limited
TcTmS gtosl6 References uneXceptonaole Residence
n % ANHrilc-S. Au<o W. ulnNo-
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lIRS CARROLL'S ROARDING and

lVbDAY SCHOOL. No. 2ls West lith. St, YORK
This School viii re open on WEDNESDAY,. Sept. TO- Cir
-uars containing fall PARTICULARS may be obtained as above
81 xx
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steamships for Southern Doris.

NOR CHARLESTON The new and
II soIend,d steamship MARION CAPTAIN VI Barry, vii
leave oter No T. North River. at clock " ~ SAT
URDAY, Sept .. 49,, - ,,,
BE- signed and for pass axe, % . - -, .
Al SPOFFORD TILESrOE 4 co, No % Souih-N
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rAVENS will resume her School

Vu for Young Ladies, at the residence Of her ather H.
Hsvens Esq No "a Nlnth-s Second door west 81 Om-
wrslty. place ON Wodues day, 10th of September
limited number of boaIders wall be received into the
family 80
Cncoan may he had above also AT the office OF the
Howard Insurance Co No % Wall 81. of MesSrS ketch-
um, Rogers Bomont. No a. William ST, ana oil u n
Ravens. Esq, No o. Mall-st auIou
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NRFNCU LANGUAGE.-ProfessorD.
CHEGARAY'S Boarding

Vu and Day school for Young Ladies, W. corner oi
Madisou ay and 28ih-st New York Madame Chesaray
respectfully informs the parents aud guardians OF her pu
nils ard the public that the above ns utlon Will he re-
opened on Monday September H. 83l In point OF Shlu-
unsr,raSsed - Inn
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equally lnicefan to their opponents Inc Protestanis
burned Inc Caholics and the Catholics burned the Pro-
testants Each assumed the right to demand acquies.
cence to ms dogmas Ii was in the controversy itself
mat Inc piiaclpe OF liberty of conscience evolved
u one Claimed the right TO think decide for himself
why mol aholner And what is the consequence OF this
liberty OF conscience Liberty OF thought liberty OF ac-
hon. liberty OF speech Political liberty necessarily fol-
lowed religious liberty Up to this period authority over
the minds OF Inc people OF all nons was absolute and
unbroken We are familiar with The history Of that great
struggle we know how the mind was emancpaed from
despoc authority and can trace the happy results
through The course OF time. We in our own glorious
America reap he blessings of The seed by that
ligous anagonism Civilization is more indebted 10 this
cause than Is generally admitted M Guizot n his History
OF Clvizalon' does not give sufficient importance 10 it,
lie makes IL but one OF the causes, while evidently il
by lar the greatest The very intensity OF the
slfIie was dement, Such extreme excitement OF the mind
gave vgor and power grasp TO the thoughts analysed
scared IL sounded the depths of every question bear
ing on the subject OF liberty Setting aside all religious
considerations, and viewing this matter only in political
point oil vlew It must be conceded that both Catholics
and Professionals have reason to be glad The mind is
made Tree, and civilization advances to the universal
we'll being OF mankind.
The immediate consequence OF this religious contro-
yersy in England. OF this rebellion against prestly dom.
nation was the formation OF two parties in the State
The wings ana tories They were formed in the time OF
Charles H. and at time when the English church was
separate IRON the church of Rome. AT first their differ
were only upon the subject OF the church. This
subject in fact gave birth to these two parties, which
figure much in all succeeding history Afterwards
these parties were divided upon all the great questions
OF State policy When the church question was settled
by the house of Hanover ascending the throne the Wings
and Tories assumed entirely political character The
tories represented the principles of authority and conser-
vasmhe Wings the principles Of liberty and progress
Both maintained this character up to very recent Pc
Rod; Ill, after the GROWING act in the history of the
whgs-the passing of the Reform Bill To that time theiI
principles had been but little modified The Tories are
always the same. The Wings had become, for time
somewhat more liberal under the excitement of the
French revolution than in their earliest history; but aite
the Reform Bill became law, the great leader Of the party
Lord John RusselD declared it TO be fnality measure
The Wings no longer progressive. There is hence
forth but little no difference between the Wings ant
Conservatives W. P.
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\ The DrrAMERs OF KossurH We rejoice TO see tha,
views regard TO the attempt the part Of one OF
The English and several oil the American presses 10 de-
fame the character OF the Hungarian patriot are sustained
by come OF the most enlg hened and influential journals
in the country kossuth has not yet fulfilled his mission
in Europe and we think he is justified In not hastily
abandoning his faherland the moment bis prison doors
are opened With the editor OF the New York Times,
see nothing especially arocous in the conduct OF kss.
she touched His conduct at Marseles was natural and
UNSUITABLE if not by the martinez code OF diplomacy, by
the impulses of every republican heart he applied re-
spectfny for leave to France 10 England lie was
rudey and nsulngly refused by republican President
Could he avoid the inference that such government
be either the supple tool OF Austria or ,raiioous to
the fundamental principles OF the constitution II was
sworN to support
!. The caumniators OF Kossuih have begun their work
early The vrulence OF their attacks bespeaks the fear
entertained by foreign despos OF the fure exerons OF
ism. They dread his power. and will attempt not only
his moral but physical assassination.
The following is an extract from letter by an nhdote
OF the American government-which government, II II
have any respect for ITSELF will Immediately cast the
hcartless dog from his Official position:
Kossuihs followers consist OF Jews, Gentiles, and
in6dels, and be designated only as will not say
what Some of them the flthiest OF the filthy; and
them and their hangerson and their children,
gushing They living like fighting cocks upon the bes,
OF everything nothing but the finest wines and the old
es, brandy aud rum, will suit, which they swallow in the
greatest abundance at the expense oil the United States
Villains " no write thus oil men who have pered all
save honor for the freedom OF their country deserve the
execra,ion of all mankind Their day Of punishment,
will surely come.-Boslon Post
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The British national finances to be improving
from year 10 year, notwithstanding the gradual reduction
or adjustment OF various taxes This OF course only
effected by a corresponding reduction in certain extrava.
want expenditurea which in this country must still
consder as greatly oppressive BY return OF the public
income and expenditure OF the United Kingdom. in the
years ending the 9Th Of January lst9, 1880 1851 APP
hat IN the year 1910 The total income $685.
ps 7aa in 1880 E57647 3g2 and in 1851, EST 43i, :
100. The total expenditure in isas was $4,000. 7s4
in 1885, c3s 1855 and in 1851, E54 e3s 53Ashowing
in 1850 surplus of ga 66, 1856 income over expenditure
and in 1851 surplus Of G2,492,262
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By DYER q Mcguire, Auctioneers.

nRUsTEE,s sALFOf VALUABLE STOCK OF GROCERIES,
L LIQUORS, WINES, BOOTS AND SHOES, Standing Casks
store deed duly
will sell public auction, Tbursday the
day November 1851 10 O'Clock, all the stock
trade OF grocery and liquor OF T. W. Hail. the
Seventh and streets, consisting Of
White and brown sugars
Rio, Java, and other coffee
Imperia nj, Young iiyson, soucbong, and other teas
Barrels flour, sacks OF salt
sperm OIL candles soaps
barrels Of mackorei behring's and siad
Kegs OF lard, barrels OF moasscs and vinegar
Spices, tobacco, cigars
Broom-, wooden
Crcckery and glass ware
Scales nd weights, standing casks
Superior brandy whkey and wines in casks and bottles.
Also OF mems women and chdeus boots and
shoes xure &C. embracing large and
worthy the attention OF merchants and house
keepers.
Terms Thirty under, cash thirty dollars and
under hundred dollars months hundred
dollars tvo four and months s notes satisfactorily endorsed
CHAs. =. wALLACH, Trustee.
DYER MCGUIRE,
Nov HID A"cnoneefs
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by A. GREEN, Auctloneer,

FURNITURE, CIGARS, NAILS, STOVES, &c, AT AUCTION.
On Saturday, the 18th instant shall SELL in front my
O'clock good lot OF the following articles:
Mahogany sofa, bureaus, sideboard, &c.
Do hair seat, parlor rocking, and other chairs
Bedsteads, tables, waslstand, and sinks 81
Feather beds, bedding, mattresses, &c.
Andi.ons, shovel and longs fende,s
Cooking, radiator tight, and other stoves
Carpets, mating and ocoh
Mantel, chamber, and other glasses
With a general assortment OF kitchen
Also about Is 900 cigars 81 kegs OF nails.
Will be added
first second hand carriage for horses, suitable
farm, weiIbuilt, and in good order.
Also second hand carriage, in good running ORDER
Sale positive.
Nov f4--2t A. GREEN, Auchoneer.
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PAPER MoNEY.--The Corriere Hoinno, OF New Or
leans gives the following summary OF the amount OF
paper money anoat in Europe at the present time:
Total amount 81, 26l $50. OF this, Russia has
$3.50 900 900 Austria 900 900 Britain and Ireland,
900; France $i40 900 900 Prussia,
Belgium, $40 900 ooo Saxony, $i5,ooo,o0o; Sweden.
Sl4000,000 Turkey, SI0,000,00 Spain, IS 100000
Bavaria, 1850 900 the balance being divided among
the smaller StatesBremcn, Hamburg, and OF the
smaller German States. Switzerland, Norway Parma.
Modena, Servia, and the Danuban Prncipaties, have
M currency
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WHcoNsIs ELEcTios-Tbe Milwaukee Sentinel has
returns. according to which wings and democrats
elected far ascetaned to the senste TO the house
OF assembly, IA wings, democrats and free sellers
senator and assembymen The returns by maorites
from Ia counties, far known the for gov
ernor. show majority OF l,335 for Farwe (whig)
Upham (democrat) The balance of the Slate gave o7s
majority for Dewey (democra in ls49. In the counties
and towns heard FROM Dewey had, in lsi9, 2,O7a
ioriy over all opposition.
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ny A. GREEN. Auot,oneer.

AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF WATCHES AND JEW
elry comprising stock WORTHY auction, Wed
nesday instant ts day. att O'Clock, m, sales
ROOM Thuday Friday, and Saturday amer
evenings The stock comprises assortment OF fine
fob chains chaiolaines ladies'
aud lockets bracelets brcapns, and
rings tmbes and pencil silver fruit and
butter Knives, cadcases The above
comprises assortment OF fine gold watches and ewcl
exhibited Market the that has
given satisfaction saes. The goods
will be warranted as represented
Nov I2-4 A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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The Legend OF the Rock, and other Tales; by Mis-,
NJ. j. Wtndle.

We understand that collection of the works of this
charming autbores,-who is now a resident Of our city,
but formerly OF Delaware-will be published in few
days The readers OF Grahams Magazine, and the other
American Magazines in which these stories originally
appeared, will be pleased 10 meet them again in the form
Of book Few publications of this class have met
with much favor from the public and the press We
remember them now as standing out superior from The
OF light literature with which the country flooded
There is something natural in the tone and sentiment OF
these tales which will have the effect OF pleasing and
improving the mind at the time 10 many Of them,
also, there most interesting historical associations
We cannot commend too strongly such a work to the
notice OF all lovers OF light literature. We anticipate
with much pleasure Miss Winde's book.
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% EAI ESTATE AaENCY.-A RoTHwELL informs

ID EAL ESTATE AGENCY.-A. R0THWELL informs me
IL public opened once on street east OF I'm street.
National ntelescef for the purpose CIV
ing purchase and sale Of city properly
building lots in various parts OF
which will be disposed Of on ACCOMMODATING ems "s
improved property. :, IL,
property persons who may need such aid -,
resident property holders he oilers hs services " ass
sales, pay taxes, &C. , -, -,
persons desire sell property he would exert
himself find purchasers. -
For the business which he prosecute ne nun
qualified knowledge ns 20 TIE location ana
property acquired his late business cry ooeoo'
All letters postpaid will receive prompt attention. Il.
drawing of deeds, SC, VIII be aendea 70 MS
Office.
Being commissioned Justice OF the peace ne wiz on' !"
the nkins Acknowledgements OF deeds, 80
Nov l3-2aw6wif
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nUPERIOR GOLD wATCHES.-M. w. GAIT l. BRO.
open to-day addition to their former stock of
description, and by all the celebrated
make which they invite the attention. Of purchasers assuring
offer of fine watches
ect FROM northern establishment
experience in watch repairing, added TO strict personal at
ju6cs the OF giving entire saisfacon TO tho
who may be repaired
M. w. GAIT BROTHER
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9Th and 10Th streets
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nAs FITTING, GAS ETxTUREs &c.--Gas fitting neatly
promptly executed by experienced wokmeo, at moderate
prices.
Also for handsome collection Of chandeliers pendants
manufacture Of the celebrated house Of
Cornelius Co.. Philadelphia which will be disposed % at their
prices. u w. boI ELE W.,
Nov
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nv DYER 8 MCGUIRE, Aucs,oneer..

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTIoN-on "wednesday
afternoon O'Clock, the premises,
shall sell lot No u in square No. I42,
oon,ina 81 fee, inches west depth Of l3 feet
3 inches, contai ming 6,7is feet inches
Terms residue equal instruments 81
' DYER 4 Mcguire,
hucuoneers
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f,OTrAGE Chamber Furntture.--Wanted, situation
foreman large establishment, young
business having had considerable
experiences getting machinery acquainted
with the mari all kinds Of material.
Address SMITH Dog and Pheasant Hotel l76 street,
Philadelphia
Nov 12-dA
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THE CIVIL LAW OF spain and Mexico arranged on
principles Of the modern codes, with noe anu
by historical introduction TO the spanish ana
law, appendix OF he most important
the Mexican Congress; by Gusiavns
csvcd. FNaNcn AHiLoN
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EOR RENT with valuable servants Included a
furnhed fashion
neshborhood and containing parlors,
chambers hns
rooms and desirable residence
family completely furnished,
articles of inen silver &c, If de ared
For terms and situation, apply to
D. L. JACKSON d BRO.
Nov l4-FrsathTuu