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1iAiJ-t, aar.t, board IA quiet pr,-
e. a' is' ra .f. TO o.. ed a-,.tes lH'i-i
l..t.- it -- s-.-- -- -a- s res
le rss.r.., Asd,u sIcVE. Nse. Yc.z Pc. O.e,
HOtkD.-A gentleman. wife and si.to-,
- vsa O. D.. ~ 'l.se rooms ga s-re IA er- -.
ms l,ca'on AID ferns sl8t'
ROARD.-Wanted. in Bfoosly0. so5
IL Gtallenan and ~ da1rnrer. board da-ar The WI
Ut. W.. ,' .'.- ~ S-ee t,.-
.lad. 6o1 n. SCI Pct oace. SIS
pOAkDING.-Good Board and pleasant
y Ro ms be- Obtain Ell Ia Private Family al u.
Iarar'ne place -s'h - near sh av lhe ho1se : nt.
with all he mote 70 improvements The oesi IT reference
gwen and required siSbt'
ROA D.-Wanted permanently. in
NJ seact private house. by derivv i1e lldy. lra
ri,ate ial, ma BE- rret.rrea 5t ~ 1lacs slst II HE
Howey Best q references gwen and Ie ,ised Address
TN. n, Boy ls3. Lower Post-ofica SIS.
'E7O PRIVATE FAMILlES.-A single
Gentleman 81 GUAR habits IS IA want 81 2 Fgrn-
liable qaaiiels he WIN pas far p1ce and remain aer
ancrtly cation rom Sta & i,in-s.S aud IS :.
Hroadva'. preferred Adde'S 5 + pa ihis oa''. -
ROARD-Wanted for gentleman. wife
AND elderly lady, in She vicinity ot Ea>t aalt tl,.
val. of the ct, iilll Private family preferred Ie.ns
must BE- moderate pay pnnct1t -sfce s7s1 D." I'D
fnnsh Their ovn aga tmons. Address y \. H. d.. Ifa-
nAe Office. st l
UNFINISHED and UNFURNISHED
u ROOMS ~, Let. 90 gent emen without Board. 'o
pleasant Rooms GA Tie second folr Auay d 80 $50
Houston ST. a short distance YES, Of BsaIaav. rnsS-
cel'onab.e references required $751;
nESIRABLE ROOM and LOCATION.
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miscellaneous Advertisements

DARIS GREEN 5" Brand, patented
i ApnI u, I~s-Manuiaetured al !. J.e"s-s' s~.'ns@
kes-sOr<
TIA. .rfei. the bugsiest aad nos rsssAhf g. sfs"s
mi eyer iutrod uced and vii def conIsuto1
Fer sale dry and ground N OIL, N Enyi'h H"A cans ma
cassers ar light the, &C with literal ds''an -
.sss dealers; and comm beaiions h'm al S"''" '"s
c,,.,r, prosnrtly att.rdsd ~ by the pat-nt,s
THO. GCHWABTZ
49,. =. .b<xs ana fnIu1haSlstD
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ERoN THE Sunday TIMES. :

EROM THE SUNDAY TIMES.-Dr-
y WATTS NERVOUS ANTlDOTE We have la'siJ
M ne conyerss'on With Or Watts, conferning the Ner
.nfdoe and musi confess be mas caass % think ot.
ry dIscernuebt u MS fellow nsn he says, Hero
.,fd m the very midst Of 6sezse and suffering With tina
rr.fye means OF restOfa0n - perfect hsshh-vtn tD
afcquu tasd kB0wedgs au1 experience Of three years
srbut one SINGLE faiuTeaDd that, no, cot Of Z per
sors Afflicted with The most aDsl dseasesthe names "a
asdresses u al II ehnm have. No, haS czi b q
all have recovered peIfe, health from the 81 To-
p.cg vet hundreds allowed 70 die weekly tlZi nlguI
h. saved ~ timely OF y Nearly the ~hois o. i.-s
cured hase teen objects chans--ussg a. an as"f-Y-
a.alt louI fotlsg each itlt . proof. = - 4iip %
b. ed uofe 70 the mas v tu1sFsd BaIncs 1i q - =
I'd. 90 srCe ny iast hnilttn are publicly sh0~ P
ia q r De- pot ~ Ne lgZ Nas.ai a.. asd : - Pr '-"+
ia. ata ..Icsanre ana ffal .. thai p.0pl -a "I -
.ulngi " ~ disease" Dtl1, NJ lel k4ssassl
tie. " es1sA.
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.rblsssd The departure Of es'h h.Di Steamer ~
rTy.-res Ffce b. fe4ts fel cory.
- GhLnLAY Z licELAAIH. FIOlL.htrs
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10 PRIYATE FAMILIES.-A sinsl.

Gentleman % 10 guar habits is IA want 81 FUN
sltd Bedroom with ire place ard close, attached For
table QQall,ls he vail pas far price and remain ae-
1ufrty location from Sth g. 2utn-sS, aud s,s- =
proadw a.. preferred Address r p. 10 this o'ae.
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EONCHOLCGN.-fo- Sale, At one
Y nsif th,.r ,a,ro. a fue CABINET of SHELL =
Pee sl.c Iseu4fe =. J. VAN BEASCHoIENs, Ne
IS (tSmbtT-Si. 90 Fi-lh~S'
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rae SFmt-W TRIBUNE
al 80 YnPK TRIRNyE

.-hr.hsG svsry TUEsDAY and FRIDAY morning. Pa
-, annam Two copies fDf e. Ten fuT ~ Aa'sf
100. cents a Inc i0r each IaeTtl0a.
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GaIcs tn Nnrilon.

4 Nj NiEgNIN. Aectoaeer
1eN BANGS, BROTHER n CO.
Trade sale Rooms W IS PakroW
kLClLAR NEW YORK FALL TRADE SALE
ittHluuCdl
rHINp WEEK
THURSDAY. 'Wh-C Commencing With the consignment
oi Musical Publications ilom Oliver Dfsrn, MedCN Bo0As
OF Rarrineton \ HaswtI Nm Radic and including scv-
eral large cons grrituf ~ taihnlit Books
FRIDAY. iq'h This day Vii close She galc ~ RooAs,
after Which the sale of
STATIONERY
vii 20 resumed aud continued $50 sil he ca;ilo- DIS
posed oi MAJ, iaIge luj sastlc u. so le AID
fancy goods paper. A., I,mfu SCI g. lc sn.d SD
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THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
-ca .rpepzgE rfrfrItTFrv

.se,.td Ontic departure OF esco Nal Steamer for ~
49, proe O. cff'. OPP, - yeaf, 81 an pa OF
-. s4t1s OF a. D. tne Continent, pOstass acuief
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-18

IN THE PRESS. AMI VIII shortly be pun
y Ii.bed d. CADY = BURGESS ~ ~ o1Sa. ,ss5
HISTORY OF THE BRITISH htBLi,lriD "a III ~.
ns,e iat rrra- D1se q Maln1.sh ~ - t,v,s ~.
rrf n ieadIa4 ire IN Z .h. alf rs - II Je7e. ia
10 1tIGAS-
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yi,uE LATE MR.. cnTrlNGHAMS

n II - ia II ~ ~ W. A''Nf At't' -
MUSEUM OF MED1NkN AZ Akl-Aessrs 20.
TER son are directed 3D. tie ftecutcrs of The late )
y CHAM. ESQ \. "a s-N ~ aus t'n, nn tn'
prem ises No - Waterloo Bnlae kulf, ionion on MON
DAY Nov 3D. and abou tniio"l days l~a piays AMI
Sundays excepted the tOliiNbNAN MUSE VI, com
lutug most ample and varied tos vi examples y Mo'
diaHal ATchiiec .ufe Il lhe Anglo Norman, early Enz
lth, decorated perpendicular aud Elfab han periods
a'so fac smiles o some 81 ths finest Monuments OF mo
9th lth and lJsh centuries Ia fIntnTc. metal Work
stained glss and her departments Of decorative
art. this collection rich o o., remarkable Tor theE
beauty, rarity aud historic NaiUe The shpe
week previous o. the but ~ es,s FOSTER are a.
tholed IN the mean time DO foa D me whole ~ greater
part private contract they wit aif I'd ia Ity -
parties desirous 81 becoming purchasers No - Pl Mall
London sit lA"N
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LOWLERS q WELLS l3l Nas'au-'',

uypF0paTHic ENcYcLoPEDIA
B,RT Trail. 81. PHce . cents
xp ls,e eli ..f.soa he "-'.'-e IRE PA ,.o-.sy,
,'..'l. .fsans.sa. Pns'iJsn .ri. raea'sfaphy' AID
a., ~ euc.s seaes..f The tle 'uDll.sd GA tao
'-' -. $50. sHa
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Boarding.

TO FAMlIIES.-Priva;e Bonding
h Seven -yrr- aTss and su,-l r1r- eI large pane
ties frsf cas- house IHst l-ts- un trE s-tiiHr,
accessible ro business lt roiuct.ll -I-- iJss-- P-
ths sane accom- nth Re c..5 :. ID
ltut a lF ". - II lGsal-.'. lcl-4r Opposite A.
4r 1la Al.p Browns stages PASS eve th-se NH
ues. = t-. GOOD rider and nr1mprl,lce s De- ~ -i--
atfeI .sf--s r. SIS ra-.s a1-6 -
iSOARD n BROUkLNN-ln a geatec.
= Hr.0-fr t.r Ie. rclr Gee fir Eli. GOO GertI4r
aa Hs tr.a sr-'. -slfr.H@4. H. --f.r plea %.
sid terms u,,cr4is Al--,ss i- " ll' -ae OH's
as 81 = Ia
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4 S general IIoUSENAfD, toy a respectable
"a Young Woman, N small private family, AMI IS
wiling tnuke herself generally useful The meet ~ ty
r,fci &c iron, her last place Arpls az No Do Cann1n.t
lluih floor. Sib ~
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Goal.

anicls NON tho S0Ohn ADD Lsws Veas tpr sic
b. ne caro- al Richmond Apply 70 y IYLkh& co
No u Nalnut-st Phllde phla 81 I'm
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MINERS WANTED.-Thirty OF fortl

" ed te b died Rocs Miners wanted Immediately -
~ M ~ e-vets and Mount Pleasant Mines. nslL u
vcr. Norr,s County. New-Jeney Apply from 9 + ~
~ \, r.. - near "a est SD On"
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u EORrES. Nc-rO MORROW. kndAy.l y 10
cock, az No IS Nassau ~ nea. Fulton X { kENP Il
sell AZ auction above ven iafsr AND handsome asor
good quality, Rn.0Nod o., tnd octave ftne oflrf,
II u erfnc tone and ln.h, and iay 0afAG'ci, fose-
oil sofas and cha ctfd MAHOGANY tote tote soiis,
d,aus spung-seat pail,r huns fosev od and mahogany
arhie top center tables. cnsun dining table, lbru
and SECRETARY book faHfrd chamber fnrnNnfo IA
sets calycd mahogany teuca hrdssais marble I0p dre
lug lurt aus and WaslsliUs fufr sisi horse hhu Wa
carpets, looking GA rMf and silver p'Hi
ware e cloth carpets rugs couctes cottage hsdsieais
and Chafs T0csns chs. kaifscai chtns, -
ias, bronze bail Stands. lucF aftrss nc Asn, )'hf
Havana tears some oi which arr of n oct Al.o oue
silver plated hamess but iiilo used Catalogue IN ~
uiotnIIs al s,le sa -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-18

ROOTS and SilOES-300 Cases. An
Sassorinon OF Boots Shoes and Rubbsf. adapted 70
the season, On TUESDAY, at 40 O'Clock NJ At Store
No 22j Pearl 4 Also PRIME lsofnfnt fof pfile sac
loves. rates, at No 70 Petst, cofnsf Plat 81 New
fOft. snj0 I'm
4 UCTION NOTICE On FRIDAY
a the l9tn. atlC ooloc, At tAe sorsrfi CHAMBER
LIN, No 2l8 Poah-st, 800 cases OF Boots and Shoos
~ 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-18

A : MUSE and Seanstress, by re-
a spectacle Young Woman. underst tnds Dress-ma--
king Cn 5s seen for two DAYS At No hsfketst s6 it'
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COMPANI0N to the REyERlES of a
NR. DIXON'S QUARTERLY.-THE

Nix. DlAON : YUAN M ! - II II
- SCALPFL. o. August, n, j., IS now resdy, aud
f0rsaIe By ADRIANCE. SHERMAN CO. NJ zAator
House 81 3 cent, Ile rt I'd s.cui volume are DouAG
and may he had AZ - p
CONTENT, OF No o. 4 gust 1871 en'.rey 1r g.nnl The
Fmentary Substances % Bodies Carbon. Eat AMI rs
Uses MedrO.i rffrfV Er0saflcs Grand Ascent OF Che
IteratI. Trolling Procure The Grrnnr Gen leman
nat CaArrrf Etermeut- ~ n, Cure b. the A1pi ca
ton Of Freeing 1Ixufes, with Illustrative cases An Ar
let, Resere ns james turs stout Boards and Mus
taohss their uses, The lDnOfau.Y " SHAVING iYphns,
shin or jail Fever. - H1-lltts. Desrn .-I and origin
II Moms sni other Parasites Tat 81 me- H man B1sly
N.ycI Practice 10 Nniyn'u., 1l Internal Stronghold IN of
tie Bowels. Jbil4re u Joan -. Be-, SlAuol George
Morton, Dr Curtis. Dr. Arden, Religious Mama, the
Eve lalfmaly joan Murray C4u-chA- 81 sulctl Anal
galDatlln Tie New Does ilr y lea- Trenton Fails
Hayward se--p- Na-inal Fs.ga New f9rx hegstel
Of Medicine and FIlrU.cJ r'lk Powder DEPARTMENT
Whaf - tie scal1e Editor, Answer af1Fo inielt0ls
Tie Ku4eAsrs OF Beles Tie Dipolll fefy cheap Nov
Appointments. tymer sod Pot small ayof ron
keo-o-k aea IL Opu4ln ~ Ile ,ctpel Edf'ss A.
anow i.demeuts; q laAers VI Graphic heyrooii obaf-
r8 The Dfereure AIT Iu-nf-s ran f.c lli- r. - ~
DO I'm S,.IrFI must boz ade,sed p ne EJtors fc'-
d.rce No IL Grtla-- me -.or y ~ u bryairAy Dl-
fee hour. from 10 90 ds-iy. .at 20 .teanz.
The eIeLt frs, numbers sl be teni " ne ID tor only,
iof =! the eve ygl ia - O. sad comm n.el-
ilo4. only received
The Trade ssppHst % fhc crs.1 dsc3rnt pt one
tiId, 1y DEWITT DAVENPORT. Irt4ne j -Adh-s.
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rs- kotcp.-Ihe Juurlcymen llino-faphlc Frlltff' %
" II N,,.-Y York are rfpocfuy requested 70 4tcni
r.arr the \ T. T. society, 90 De- heid on r 80
IVEkINC SEPT %. az O'Clock precisely af me Ifti'-
srce ~ As adopted b5 the y. y l. society, VII D
r.riited for cons deraon pnuc 1al attendance 'i ih.
.sabers al the society - c.tlucs.ly relus stcd.
r. W.pl0w Sec isis 81 W Ellis, frtsid'i'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-18

1 NorNG LADY, recently arrived from
" lu~ole WISHES su4'i0n as COMPANION 30 pie
sui family SheI, wiling 90 make herself useil n 'he
culflc on the housckeepms tle care Of children ana a
KINDS Of nc,dlcwufk Nos beng sufficiently familiar with
fhr English pccuury rrunus ration viii R1i be 1n o s't
thc hcei n1e and ia'cr her prelenons vii eYon os
m.oe,aie Ami, 40 " ISL ERhtAN BROTHERS F1r-
osn Hooksvic Nc go Broadway, corner Reade-st' \
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A S NrnsEand Seamstress. hY a respcctl.

= be Young " oman Has ALWAYS been acc nsf0mcd fo
tic caIo 81 children No objection 10 go short di~ance
ID the country. Good chv reference eNCu. Apply AT No
no llii-st., "a house fT4n ist-av sl8 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-18
~ GreatFairof the American Institute As

III GAIDF \ vii be- open Jr tine receipt oi G'Jls thl
he nm z1i ana 3oth INST Thc MIR wii
~, "a The public ON The FIRST DAY {. OCTOBER
2,w.rsois are actively going on and exhibitors ave Pc
...,ed 10 be promptly the giouud The days a''Fo
J,wat,d ~ oder Of the Bond 81 Managers sie ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-18

~ AGENCY ls removed from NJ 81 Broad ay - ~
l1 Duane-st doors west of Broadway nearly opposite
he old oce there he continues 20 furnish the best ser
ant. f,y th,. cir, and e. ntrg SSH
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VO WATCHMAKERS. Wanted, a
No BOOKSELLERS and PUBLISH

u Frs Vented by Young Man, employment "a q
Hook Store the ctv.is well ac4utmiei "itA ola AMI
Modern En. s ani French Booss having tl some fe
efnentnc, o. the inst h1lsts in London nnlcf-
s sGas Cataosu ans arranging BY1as. 1e4 cieIence,
,au b. estn o. ,oala under axe tie ntli .i
canYassIn- business, having lad some ,-pcucncc ol sass
aach ia tl.s country. Address & i lr. ll' otce. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-18

COAL.-Coal 81 per tun for White Ash,
egg and stove and 81 = for Red Ash sgs and st9ys.
delivered from boats, a. 10 Ehzabsib-st ssl IN
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4 s NURSE, by French GIrl, in a prI-
"a ya'e family Gan give references II required Ia
quireai No ~ L,bcr'y-st NJ II CuERRIEk 81 go
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4 : Cr4wRERMAIp. and T. DO fac h.
n rr,rdl-a..ng Pr, o coz. cen. Foun- H3-.a a
+. 5 ~ No g. faf c-'t
As CnAwpgewNo and o. IKE care O.
~ Oh 1dreu ~ rssps,;a'e Pra-s an .nV "an.n.
in respectable family bfs g. '' van o. 'iif' 49,
r,cr "a f. n, isr lasI employee Caa 10 seen .r ~
csysl not crFlsec, d. 90 l.as., between Afc-- 80
as CuAxnramA.o, by q respectable
"a GIL. with good cs reference j. 10 pain ~ yer
Ma, be seen al NJ ia Giata-s' near FJ"A's1 I'D -
As CHANBERMAiD and Waitress. or rs
~ r3-n Cook. Washer AID lroaer. ~ q fcspec-.o.e
Young Won rfsicCraf le family The best i ieIc
,nce gwen Inquire a No. = hns g iof kLLLN. SO
as CHAMBERMAID and Waiter. by ro-
"a sp.oate Young Woman Can eve tae oe.t OF 'e r.
euce from her last place. where she lyet four ger Also
by Yong y oman a. ui@n COO. ~. ~ Il 90 o'
Can give sasfaciop refeIeace' a. To- c'.''i''' ~
ply a, iCi i2,A-si' between 7ih az" e-"-"'' so
As CEAMeEaM,D or Waitre,s, by a re-
y s,ecfao.c rrotcsf Al, Young oman oi sel-T ~
dns'uous HABITS She Understands einer o-s-nes-
live. N tins CITY l. good Usher anl ironer Can ~
Tor 40 days by apply ing 1t NO.
A S CHANsERNAID, by respectable Young
" Crl IA 4 private family. The best 81 reere1c.
gwen ABBY At n d Ea.' is,h.si cor ilh-as. sis IT,
a 5 general HorsEMAlD, by respectable
"a proe,'ant .uari Young Woman n = sna.- Fie
QuIv at 10 o. "eos.ef-st' rear Can be seen i5 go
ops,ii Aoi 1e's,1 $40
4 > SEAMsrnEss or Ligh Chambermail.
"a respectable Protestant Gil Tie res, Of re-, III
n.ertafors r. her }rc'eu employer AID o.hers ~
az " - Hrero'it p.'ce ich ST. s'N
As SEAMs1aEss or Chambermaid, and to
4 o. fne va.hnr and irn'ne hy espec.a''e Prot
e.taI, G.rl. Good c's reference gwen Afay ~ o.
Nf'''
..~f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-18

atERNANTS.-W Wanted. situations i1r
~ The following description OF Servants, VINO have ~
cvref.reucsS Cooks 1hamiermaIis and ItoI. Con De-
nn PDrtsf. Gardeners sc Boys ANA Il Is who wont u
cam trades and for rcspeC tDls persons oi c'ir 1s
and PaTiofs Also fpr a French gen rman "a, tlrrs m
stone AID ho Will. ii require lessons in lth
tn his eIipo.el', family Employ En- cal a. 40 10 Biee
cr. So. between Broadwas and Cr1sby-s's alh3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-18

ElOARD-Tvo Young SIN can Dc a.-
> c.rr ,d-'e1 r,h r.elsl.t fn-F F'h ''ct. 's,t
q. q .fa .r -rrrl. '.r D.. .U % a ..-k
frrm ne Rcvtrv Terms "a lsa.lr.r Address d n''e,
6 J. T. tgre OIce. s5 H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-18
. LADY fully qualified and experienced,

tosifos situation Select School as ipstTuctress
pa Enelsh bnnchts would take The entire charge 90
sttt school youn- ladies' nc country Ec3-on'es
sHtl.i.cj. address J. o p care OF S J.. Mlcs, 90
bank. y y SD 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-18
Holm HOLMES and PHILIP JEAB-

smith ard Philip Ieafa.n dIpsnter. from k'K'f- asi -
Scotland were Boz New-Iors CtY n 1880. SINCE ~ ft
hive moi been heard from. An person Nho cln eve F
u faua ien of them VIII conri erea. favor pY sls
ihelr broihcr. JAMES HOLMES, az Hammond - -
rtLco County. y. y ~ l-D..'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-18

NO i X D.-N anted permanently. ~ q
> seBictl private house by az deriv i1v ldy. ard
With second floor apartments far herself aud servant
private iaI mIl DC preferred. DID place east Il he
Fo~ery. hts 70 fe-c gwen and Ee i.cd Address
O. VI. n Boy ltl. Lower Post-ofce s48lf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-18

Nplan Cooks go Grls for Ch8uibern AIDS. with gool fs
ference, az, wanted for excellent places the CTS
coruIv. Also it,rs iIon and BOYS IL s,laL..
ulB al NJ. a.. (Aauaors-st- $40 lit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-18

woia cr fhc CuAau Revolution. l.us'r stei-.ust
ll-sh,j Great inducements o-clcc % ed agents.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-18
ASH. SPOIIN and LEWIS

i COAI.-The subscribers viii nov rscsise orders,
ana execute them promptly or tins celebrasd dsscnppa
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American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-04-01

THE New POLICE REGULATIONS. the
Board Of Common Council, yesterday, Mr.. Mil
Ter introduced joint resolution appropriating
$4,000, or as much thereof as may be neces-
sary, for the purpose Of enabling the Mayor to
appoint and place on duty the additional force
of the auxiliary guard, according to the provi-
sion of the act passed by Congress making up
preparations for the civil and diplomatic OK
penses of the Government for the year ending
June, 1852. And the second section directs the
Mayor to request the Secretary of the Interior
to include the above amount in his estimates for
the ensuing year. 1t was referred to the Com
mittee Of Ways and Means II is understood
that the fifteen additional members Of the aux
iliary guard cannot enter upon duty before the
fst of July next the appropriation having been
made by Congress to take effect from that date
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-04-01
MAIL LETTINGS

The annual lettings of mail contracts for the
southern States, and for certain new. routes in
the middle, northwestern, and southwestern
States, have commenced to-day. A large num-
Der Of contractors are present. Some thirty
clerks of the Post Office Department are de-
tailed specially for this purpose, under the First
Assistant Postmaster General, Solomon Jacobs,
who is chief of the contract office
The result of the examination will be made
public on the 10Th instant 1t is estimated that
two thousand routes will be contracted for, and
that there will not be less than ten thousand
proposals for them The labor Of the officers
named may be therefore presumed to be Of no
light character. ~ . t..
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-04-01
$51,7O0
BALTIMORE MARKET.

Office of the American, March 31-5 p. M.
CATrIB-There were offered at the Scales to-day SOC
head of bceves of which number 2S5 were sold to city
butchers IS left unsod, and 100 driven
to Philadelphia Prices ranged from 50 to 81 25 the
hoof equal to $e@ss Is net, and averaging SO 621S
gross.
Hoes.-The market is rather dull We quote at SO so
@s6 rs.
FLouR.-we note sales to-day Of 1000 bbls. Howard
street -four at 81 37L.
City Mills -four is without much inquiry. Holders ask
"a so for fresh ground parcels we hear of no
actions.
Grdin.-We quote good TO prime Md. red Wheats al
9O@90 cts-very little receiving Family Flour White
Wheat is worth 110@115 cts. We note sale of cargo
Of Penna white Saturday at 1o4 cts. and another
cargo to-day at the price For load Of Penna red
sS cents were offered and refused the owner preferrng
to store It.
Sales of Corn at 5000 cts for both white and yellow
Sales Of Penna. yellow at $1,000 cts.
load Of 1000 bushels Penna Rye was sold at 60 cts
irortsons.-We note sales Of 800 bbs. Prime Pork to
arrive, at SLIP cash. and 80 hhds Bacon, Shoulders
and Sides, at 7@8l u cts.
WhiatySaes of Penna bbls. at 80 cts, and Of hhds.
at 20 cts Baltimore bbls. sell at p 1a2i ctsBah Am
NEW ORLEANS, March 20.
CbfsPrces have again improved, and $500 bags Rio
have found buyers at 104@lo&c q 10, including GOO
the direct imports from LIST September TO date 1888 602
bags, against 1898 TO same time last year. The stock
remaining In first hands tonight is put down at $4,000
bngs.-Deia.
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LARGE STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES.

N &c. EDMoNsToN, opposite odd-Fellows' Hall, begs
ycaye to call the attention Of his customers, and the
- public generally, to his stock Of the above articles
Just received all of which he Is selling mt very reduced
prices for cash. lie enumerated portion Of the articles
FOR IADIES-Black, bronze and colored Gaiter Boots
at Al so; do. do Half CATERS at 81 u.s. black bronge
and colored Morocco Slippers, at 70 cents and 81
FOR MISSESe--Back, bronze, and coorcd Caters, ut
Al and 81 25 do do. do. Half Caters md Cater Buskns
black Kid and Morocco Slippers, and walking Shoes.
FOR CIIILDREN.-He has on hand perhaps as large
and good assortment Of Chdrens Shoes to be
found in the city, including Chldrens Walking Shoes
chdrens black bronze, blue, grcen and fancy coored
Cater Boots Pumps, Morocco Buskins, Ties &C. &C. all
prices. u fsgbW
FOR GENTLEMEN--patcnt leather neat and tasty
Congress Caters and patent leather Shoes of all shapes
Also, common pegged Shoes, and all other descriptions Of
Gentlemen's shoes now In Ff ~ $1,000
Determined to plense he will offer his stock at the
lowest prices, and respectfully solicits call from pur
chasers before making their selections elsewhere.
lie IL prepared to manufacture all articles in Ladies' and
Gentlemens line, and TO do repairing the best
and Mt the shortest notice. ga.G sR
Hss Remember the store. W. mar 28--eodm