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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A DELIGHTFULLY."- Interesting Book.
APPLETON 4 co. publish this day
SoME PASSAGES IN the LIFE Of Mrs MAR
Dahtl MtliLAND lof Sunnysde) Written by her
sell iNotune, lSm0 Paper cover Soc cloth 75c
Ihs Is ar he best work from the pen Of this powerful
whe, ~ nas oeea received with srea favor England
deIntateS nAny Of thoSe charming scenes uf re,irl
then highest purity and loye mess
ID. A. co. have published
LETTERS FROM THREE CONTINENTS
Ey Matt NSid SecunL edition lzmo CIo.e 81
DiRlC Or, the NO.ces. BY TeodcTe S Fav isno
= ceais.
CAMPAIGNSof Of the RIO GRANDE ard Of MEXICO -
With Notes OF the recent work Of MAJOR Rip,s- syo
Paper 3Sc.
Nearly Ready
lO-A Tale Of the Ancient Pane. l2no
HOME is HONE-A Domestic StoIy
SINBEAMS and SHADOWS and BIRDS aBd BIOS
SONS or Leaves from Aunt hhnles PJTt FOlo. I2ano
Now Really
No 35 DICTIONARY of MECHANICS, ENGINE
WORK and ENGINEERING-DesiSn ned ior Pract. cal
Workngnen and those intended ioy the EngIneerng Pr
fsslcE. To tie completed 20 Nos. pnes <e each ys =
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NEW-YORK, MONDAY, JULY %, 1851.
From the mannfactory

TsELODEONSi From the mandatory
~ II CARHART a NEEDHAN, having re- a. asa
rl alC t.a.ns iica W.s-era -iass~s trtf - -
30. t.fs ltie 10 rrr. and ch beauty and starItf a.
fl.l vu.ne 'ld sweetness Il tone. elpaci ~ ~
a,t1r maker Prces -m So 70 6 sdo TIE fr,t a>so--
c-- .a rif Cl.y nav Re seeu n fhe yyarl 4
1923 lun' J : CLARK. Agsat. - Broadway
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Ga ,sey p,efsY thev gay n siV-st, Al ne Dsns
e. ~h.,,r or a rear at the sane raie slnge cJries,
u 81 D. Ma cn,~e-ite,S Fv. Doi's-s ier snnum
W.. Subscriptions taken TO- >z asuaih' f0' .hfes
tHs.s, a JAree Dollars sfvaiee 70 iDred IN a. e1
Hsbs Country Ney,spaeeTs Daly paFers rseeiye<
800 ofcs whDse terms ae higher '.aa '-OSe U iHs
y s.s az DO. slowed azs coersDce
xay yEw-YORK WEEKLY ThIbUSE,
vEbY LARGE PAPER FOh TIE COtNTAf'
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ant Adde'S - sze. aL3 the payer n 10 ease COB
~ "a es ycDd the tnie fsf winch { -. q b0IeTlse
sY ths shssi ri b. Cha, gss D cent? p%I A' ssoa
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THE sEaIi-N TRIBUNE
. .,h,ish.d eyery TUEsDAy ADD FRIDAY morning 80
s,,sr znnun Two copes fcr s. Ten for S1' A@'si-
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TuY NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
F0R EUROPEAN CIRCULATION
s,sshef Oh the derart Of ezch Maj steainsI 'O y
upSO Prce 81 certs copy, " - pei y.SI, " -ssG
P-<.t Dntan, OF 81 " The fgntnsnl p0s' ID"
THE sEw-YORX TRIBUNE
,c. o.,rrossl, OREGON AND THE SANDWICH isLAsD''
~ .h,i.,es On the departure Of each Mail Steamer 01
Chxrres pr.cs 8. cents ptI COY u.As,.h.r.
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Reynolds' Great Roas-nce Published ths Morning.
NHF GIP>EY CHIEF. BY G.. w. Rev

Rernalds' Great Roo.-nce Published TIL Morning
TEHE GIP>EY CHIEF. by G. W. kev-
noles auihc- 4 q" I. t. ia L0adsn,' &c. Elcs aa-y
llusi1a:et e. ~ cen ,.t
Tn racnid rog4uce. which tas heen lolSef flT "lih
60 rrca 20 tl-nce IS reatg- Tic drlut,c power
s,-a n ,tcr rdue eject the positions ar striking and
II. iucceuts iartfrl and rue 70 nature lac 40!
rover Of chliarerlra'uu was never more 'Y ethoe
Than IN the mastery portr. oi + airy, The li2
Little T11a" and 'Tirked Nell whose .f-.ke q. aN-
incs a. well as orFnal conceptions, would have done
ths fvor,e wrer WI fnd tbs las. prod ct on wora OF
extraordinary cCnlg. aud aoihty
Just PUBLISHED.
THE cor NTESS OF SAllSBt RN, hy Alexander
Dumas author Of Count Of Monte Crsto, &c SecoAd
edition. prce 20 certS. ,L.- 4 .
with that perod the history o rance Aili cenllsl
when the Christian Of :. LOUIS succeeded tne fash
dyuasy Of Charemasne. when cheitlnry gives place %
f.udallfv when the European states are estAohsne f
land and France Sc araied, the ch'arc ofueIs
wandering hOrdos dispere armies sDTng up wages tase
place OF seryItude paamenS arSc. schools are esrt1
hshed and the foundations of the modern wor A hd
Dumas IN this novel; as most Of his other similar eol
has succeeded admirably depicting wlth Vi'uhe>s ths
asIe ect Of that period and bringing IL pHncpa
bodv ard soul before the MINDS eve lCour and khl
y282t STRINGER TOWNSEND, ~ broadway
STRINGER & TOWNSEND have the
~ following new books IN preparation:
AMBITION. fSeven Capital SnsJ by Sue.
IILIIAS DAVENANT. story Of the Present Day.
PELEG wHEELERS LETTERS ON THE GREAT
EXHIBITION
GIDEON GILES, the Roper &.
STRINGER TOWNSEND,
irg2Itis ID Broadway cor Of Ann-St
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NETWORK AND ERIERAILROAD.

NEW-YORK AND ERIERAlLROAD.
lV-EXCV RSION TICKErS.--Ia orler 70 NIir'i S,os,.
holders an obpori sn.iy ys and errlae the Rad ne
Directors conformity 10 their notice already SVea
thsu card Of the h Il Ma last have resolved to -
FAcrsoE Tcsefs 10 stockholders fIom ne present TINE
I'll A gust !, 1851. 81 the foe Ning low prices -
lrcnl New NOrA to Dunkirk Sai baok-----.--SS IS te
Prom Nsw-N ORR "a DuaklrS- = ~
Tie ncAe's DuuArA and back viii be goOd for lea
DAYS ttr ia and those ~ DdR>rs oas tnree DAYS
f.. then dare. adorns opportunity - stop q any N
o.. stations ire Road and tie journey y pea
turr. within The TINE Irrsi
The IrsstS ~1 ~ s,d only the ofre W - NAi -
NATHANIEL MARSH Se'FetAry.
Nsv-Yors. June 5. iSol Yu 81
\ EBANON SPRINGS. Shortest aud
Lchsapc>t rowe 10 tks dehghtful summer Retreat Is
hy the Hudson Rrer toa aad Hudson River Ralroad y
Hudson and thence By r-oad and ages 10 the SQrnss
~ the sAy the shaker City. Passengers tfom New
YorA hy morning ais railroad MI leave Hudson by
he O'Clock y NJ tram. and aruve a the springs AT =
PM Passengers from NeWNoTk by evening hoats o!
rams vll ls.vr Hudson the n.A mDrnlns At ococ>, and
sTys at The Springs AZ q tsua iare apoR The uVes
81 lar, sro,u hudson q be Springs. s. 81
T WATERMAN. sure rlntenteEt
HutSon June O. 1851 ei2 3n'
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HNUE COTTAGE and FARM BEE
Il KEEPER; or Suggestions FOR the Practical Ma age
ueu' of Arafeur Cottage and Farm Apaues on ScentHc
PuncQes with an Appendix of Notes chiefly illustrative
By a Country Curate With illustrations Pnce JS gents
I hs day published hy { VI SAAiO',.
Afrcultural Book Puhsher, ~ tulion-st.
"This essent ally practical ueaiise on me manage
ne NJ of Bees Everything connected with me Ap.ay -
fly discussed and the lang Of the ieN made d. by
clear by illustration lCoU. Advertiser.
ir2n 2iMMNE
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A. 81. MgEwIs. Aucuonear
i1Y BANGS. BkOTHEk q co, Trade

FiFTT-FOURTH NEW-YORK TRADE SALE,
To be commenced
ON MONDAY september 3, 1881.
The undersigned announce the regular Trade Sale Of
Books P,er Stationery Stereotype Plates &c &C fDr the
above dates -, -,
.ich date part culIrs lof the printing .honlo De 10 h'i
Gnusgurueuts are slncred. upon whch me usu@4 SAH
advances will he nade Vhen desired
BANGS. BROTHER co. B PARK Row.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

general meeting of ins sCRqJ OK III aJRs fac
DAY EVENING, July 81. uy<o 81 y. y. d
"a Teutonia Homestead Associ iationIunnts ,1daa;
Rridge-A regular meeting Will be he'd az Meon@nis &C.
Hall 10 Hesierst. On TUESDAY ETHElNS ssh lss'
urxrvR Secreiary Jy16 80
~ Prospect Hill Village Association.DAn
As.ooaIion IL forming. and viii meet every MONDAi
EVENING m American Hail, corner of Broad"y an
Gfaud SITS, for the purpose u securing 70 e1cn W.
plot Of land agricultural pnces The land IS m "es
chester County Full Raruculas at ~ meeting tns eT ~
lad free. or of ALFRED S. PEACE;
~ PTesident, l6l Thnd-av
wm PARKER Secretary. 1872 Canal ST m
Attend and Judge for yourselves DSo
rS-American Piano-Forte Assoeiation-
Founded upon The pTincpcs OF it @ - te, ~
hating Fund Association. and extending he ocnss l0I
The uu,chasc aud distribution Of Paa"-tOrtes Ihe SIS
80. mai NJ mutual benefit and such thai every per-
.n ,y, m moderate circumstances, now own vaiu-
sIs instrument also that many who mre Pianos nay
save Their money Each member chDpses ms 9Sn 2 slu
ven, ron the first manufacturers ia The city The or an
sa,icn Of The first soc.y already shows the hene - ne
Assocalion Two saares have been eeeensu 1'l 'ie S
Pianos vii be dstrhuied o those VINO nave 9p1 ne
to purchase or ouslsht Az Psn,hs li ~,
10 call and suhcnhe Office of the Association <SJ Broad
WY ya is'"''' i% J0CELYN x WATSON. Trustees
~ Female Medical College OF Pennsylvania;
lIe regular conrse n Lectures "a this institution Vul
smneuoe Monday, Sep enner !, and continue ioli
n X Mosely I'd Prof Of Anatomy and Phys,ology
Abraham Iivezoy, NJ D., Prof of Practice II Ie1che
Jas Iongshor, NJ ID, Prof of Ostetncs and Diseases
Of Women and ChiIdfeu. - -. ,.-.--,
" Gleason VI d. Prof of Institutes %. Medicine and
Surgery. =,
nj VI pickerson. NJ ID Prof of hIs'eria Medica.
David johnson ~ d.. Prof. Of Chemlstfy.
Ilauuah T. ItngshOfe. DononstratJr II Anatomy
Uegf.ss viii confirmed AMI Diplomas granted 20 TIE
ucc sfu candidates plcucable after the close
oftho course Of Lectures
To- each Professor. 40
harculatOu fee paid once only
Graduation -
For further raton apply reasonably or by letter post
psic to MOSELEY, Mo Dean OF tny h.uly'
e2I MkWtSI 20 Afcitsi Philadelphia.
II Imigrant Intelligence aud Labor Ex
,hnnpe Is aud II Canal New Yprk-This olcc Is eS-
l.h,shed hy tb Comm # Emigganon where can
always be found arge numbers of LhoIcs anJ servants al
very low rates Of wages and persons have iho orders
eu,d by writing 10 the Supefn'ehdent' anu sebums .le
10 pay te passage Of e par res eluEod
No charge 10 mtluyers. jAhiH y hNNs
Uv9 MWSF1 Superintendent.
IL Post OTlce, New Nork.-NOticc. The Mails
nail : Mal steamer ONO wln coso 81 this office oA
Monday Juiy 18lh I8Jl M Letters for the follow
ug places. mus uC plcpdN -
thagf,s- -------.-----eV y GEMS po' law
Prpana. --.---.- -
& W Coast Of s America 80
China ...-.-...---- o
WM. v BRADY. T. NJ.
july &c, 1851
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4 p. PUTNAM will publish in few

q P. PUTNAM will publish in few
~ days
KNIGHTS CYCLOPFDIA Or THE INDUSTRY
or ALL NATIONS lyol. 8so cloth, with Ensravng'
FUce g JO NJ
This compendium II the arts and manufactures oi AL ma
tous which was suggested hy the " Great kAbo-.l'n -.
ldusirY - i a work intrinsic and permanent value Il
comprises fun and accurate details. 0y fetent writer's
ELEMENTS OF GEOLOGY. intended for the use Of
students By Prof 5. s.. John vol i2no cloth Illus
uatons. Pnce 81.
SWALLOW BARN. ~ Hon. J. p Ktnncdy Illus
trafed ana revised edition.
I'VE haye always regarded Swallow Barn as one oi
the very hehs Efforts of Amerc mind y j. ey sely
# Virginia " and manners are the best ever draw" "a.
work enrcnty episud edl,lonE - lS a most ;tceeIt
auG in,cres !ne production" louisville journal.
ALBAN \ TALE OF THE NEW WORLD b the
author Of Lady Allce.
aiy Ahce s docidedv work Of genius Indeed. We
know dcuons where this first and highest eN ence
since Jane Bye Whoever Wro,e y -,
or rather may be- greater writer He writes Ike 4 iu
g-owr man master of ms subject AMI himself lie has
ocrasiona passages II health strength and hcanthe ms
iafhos deIcacy spi0e rs finished and elaborate 10
a fiut More than tins. he exceedingly ingenious IN
cousuucug hs plot and effective in bringing ms nIlehls
10 hear - Boston i'stt-
This rs an extraordinary book. That The author
was animated ty deeper motive than that o the pfplc
ton of clever aud somewhat surprising novel, which
should makca great sensation, perfectly satisfied
: 4 elul fancy. and even high IMAGINATIVE
power. are unspaangly cIcrciscd Throughout
i,23 rMW6F Douglas Jcrrod's Weekly News.
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BRoADwAY IEsURAScE OSrcE, July ~ i@'h
DyDEnMsPgcrAA nd semaaaaai en- @ lo Dlslasah t.eslna
tgatle r ana after rhe urst day Il August net-nti
1lch tne the TTansler Box. ~ r. closed - p.Hef VI
the Board uyZ3 wi JOHN hAi 9e'ie'Ny
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NVIRROR of our COUNTRY-AtW Wash

NV lhlA'lh OF our t''t y l IL - ~ w dNi
~ ucton Hall 59a Broadway, On MONDAY EVEN
ING. July % end every night dUug The week. ~
The celebrated Pnma ma. Sicnola ELIZA NN.fN.
TINE has taken the management u tins great NAi'nh
MOVING PANORAMA. m cnuncctine With when sha
viii give e grand OCAL and lNNlkl MENTAL con
CI RI assisted hor,oit, by the hrst talent ~ New
Nmk.
she Will sing Iahln CGatnaS. Jenny i-lnd ii'oi'e
Ed song and Echo Song. go.
Doors Il Entertainment to commence a, ococs = VI
an So, 2s cents. cLl Iaren haif prce ly2J
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
7 EBANON SPRlNGS.-Shortest and
ANUSE

ITALIAN OPERA at CASTLE GAR
u DEN-Ma, MaTetzeN Manager and Coadactor-
THIS EVENING, Jgg g. viii le pert rtlrmed.
kOBEklO DIV EkElN
Queen El gate. h.........-- Sgnola rruh Benedict.
Roberto DcvsrcaLK 81 bettlui'
Admission 20 s-DoorS open 6-Performance % cum
az No po>tponemen on account Of the weather
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CFRVANTS.- Wanted, a; FERRIES
- Dow sstic tgcncT, 81 Duane 81 ne9r c'r1er " ~"
= cro,cn CHS for nurse and for nm h0a~o V1rk
yeT..,alIe farm cs, ais, Grs f5r Csts, c ia o ~
md seansiIesses, small SIS, - i'f goa p-c-s -"
n g.fs ard see ne ~ '.
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NU.Itt NF.-IIHI VlItI " ~ 10. -'N
IN Dr. Goods

StUYDAM & HAFF. Jobbers and Re-
- ta.lers Of DRY GOODS t9l Grandst, New-YorS
have lot of Barcge Shals and Scfs Tissue Scarfs Col
or,d Six ShaUl Fancy Colorod Silks and Remnants dtlo
which -..
,itip, d,lav IaIes IN pursuit # such gods would DO
vel call soon as they be disposed OF a; most any
plico to make room for Fan Gods
Also lalcc lot II Bareee de LANES Mus,ias, Lawns
ard ether Dress Goods ,,hch VIII De sold AZ sacrifice to
clear them out.
Always On hand complete assortment Of The very best
Kind ri
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ANSON d. F. RANDOLPH,
60 nrnaiWAE. nnplsI-a BIll-sl
a P. PUTNAM viii publish in few

a, p. PUTNAM viii publish IN few
". days
l. FAMILIAR THINGS. a Cycio1eiia Of Entsrainns
knowledge hong useful iii'i nation populty arranged
Ilustia ed with enerayIrgs.
n tIINlENI> OF ANALYTICAL GEOMETRY.
By Pro. Churoh. au horoi Elements oi the Diner
entail aul Integral Caiculus, &. .
III KNIGHTS CYCLOPEDi OF TIE INDUSTRY
QE All NATIONS sol SYO Cloth with en-faginc,.
IL PROB 81 JOHNS ELEMENTS Or GEOLOGY.
Designed fr schools With Engraving. vol Emo.
N.SWALLOW BARN b. Hon. p Kennedy. III s.
irntod Tdfon ! vol lln0 Cloth
VI. ALLAN \ Tale u She New Wodd Bg the Author
II Lady Alco
vi MIS- COW DEN CLARKES HEROINES Par
* Ophela She Rose 4 Eisinore With Al cnsrayns IN
steel Iv23t
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EOLIAN PIANO-FORTES.-A new

I 4 G. FISCHER, Gate NUNS g. FIs-
~ CHEx.l MARuacfory a1d Wa-eroon. ITO Greenwich
q eorEsi Of Dey PIANO-yORTEs warranted with re-
bridge md patsst tune well c4lc alaed for Eeepns
tune Piano oiss taned repaired Asd sIchAhged ass 'n
DlANO-FORTES.-V. f. HARRl-
SON, . J.B<.-sS Afero-n 81 stor.. orers
splendid assortment OF Rosewood PIANOS OF u ane
sctayss, with he lsiss; lnyrevsmentA VH Ia
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
BLACK SILKS.

which are always sold for small advance from cost Also,
an assortment Of Grape Cashmere and Black SA Snawls
Nsfcs and Maniiilas very cheap Also. BomhazneS and
Atacas an coors IA al WOOL plain De LANES. &c sc
Brown Linens. Nankecns, Summer Stuas, Tor Men and
Ro,'s wear Diapers Toweus Napkins, Table Cloths and
Covers White PLAN and PLAID SWISS Musns. Book, Mr.l
and Nausook Muslins. Iaconets and Cambues.
Also complete Of all kinds of Cacoes. lio-
ser, KID and SIX Gloves, Black Silk Mtts, White and
Ipb,a ached Musns IRISH Linens Linen Shce,ings, Tick
mas. sc In short. complete assortment of Domestic
Goods and House Furnishing Articles which Will be sold
for rbe lowest market prce io2 Grauls head Of East
Broadway. H25 5bth"Nf'
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THE sEw-YORX TRIBUNE

.sb.hod 90 the departure Of each NAL BE amer 'o1
Chzyfes prce 81 cents PEI coIy nSt.,...
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NACHINlST.-A Machlnist. who thor
FOR PARTIES.-The old
IIOTSE-Wanted. by family of three

4 adults a small furnished House for the Winter -
An, persoI having such Let may hear Of uneKcep-
iIonate tenant by addressing (satDg locatIon) "
a. lis ofice Jy25 3t'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
4 LARGE NUMBER of superior Ser

N I vi STTTTTIVT sE"T-
wants PfOte,tants and Catholics suitable for hotels
et ftNate launltS. W4ntluc employment (.
MA>ON offices. 90 NraNGN and 80 SbWery 1crus-
htait s3t>cfiNuu "a cents otherwise - Su1scu
htn> teSpe,tluN solicited These Servants selected
~Rh tht utmost care D. experience
sn,ss, and Air Nj guarantees then t5'iy "a a any
winch may &c iouAd elsewhere M en aud bows can
be lad Tor aHs respectable employment lyl3 iN.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28

fEr C. - PA general meeting of The SCROi, Hs ana
KY SOCIETY will be held al New-Hh'en on "a Y 10
DAY EVENING, July 81. Uy@o III 80
RI Teutonia Homestead Association[nuht
pr;dgc "A reeular meeting will be hed at Mechahis
man. -" j. r. LUTHER, President.
c..xx,.x, yl6
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28

w Scotch or Irsh preferre wh7 has had experience
IN hotel or gent.e boarding house that can c'ne vel
.oon mended may apIy Immediately at 10 Chanoersst
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
As CmAMaEnMAIn and % assist with the
4 s frst.rate CooK. hy respectable mld-

~ washing and uouing. by gectthe Young Woman
she fully uudo stands her business and aas the best Of
eI,nCes. Inquire at 2SNih-st Can Oe seen for two days
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
= 4 IL. BARMORE offer at taeir Man

DlANO-FORTES-For Sale or 10 Hire.
IuCpze. unrl 1T September SO Br,0ae afer
,t of september. ~ SuvesAut Destitute 61 Bnadway Il
lez5 I'M +. H. NASH.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
A CnAMnsRMAln. and to assist in wash
AGENTS.-Wanted. 100 Agents to sell
AGENTS.-Manted % ave 5OO men

~ the exclusive night of counties. sc, IN Middle and
Neslcrn states for Ds SSlnnors Medical and celebrated
Ianly B,ks The greatest nddce.neat elvea 10 enter
prssUg and high wages paid 70 good hands Fof oar
hculRS, cali or address, postpaid W PAkAiEN TER, >
Nssssustfoet \ y. lcjJ I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
NERVANTS.-Want places. for the best

-Nld,s as Cooks. HouSeNoTk Glg's Ialnlressas
ll<s 'ss.s, hSmoefmalds Nurses. NaircS>cS &c A.,
isr hea Servants as Farpsrs Na,ssr> C5,~,,'s,
As,r.ss ~ o.ee u The cts for Svraats-Nes Yor> E,
onee, <Is Brva4way T.P. SAUNDERS
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28

YoR EUROPEAN CIRCULATION
1. ,s;,she6 Oh the dera>. Of esch Ma, steamer Oi % -
rp5ol Pnce 81 certs a copy 0r 81 per yssr, 70 80 81
p,szt 0.ta-n- nf 81 " tae Iantnelt. lo- ~ ~
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28

(rlRL-Wanted, a tidy American or
German Girl soout sixteen or seventeen wears of asA
S0sA1 NF'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
.HURCH ORGAN MANUFACTORY.

N-GLORGE JAEDiNE, 10 Pe4xl-s, seaT CITY Hos
pal, Bro adNay New Nurk-Plals all estimates gwen.
Orders respectfully solicited which VII De most ili y
executed. and upon liberal terms. iai3 iyMMEF'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
WANTS., &C.

A = CHAMBERMAlD and to mind chll-
~ drcn by respectable Welsh Gin; she would 10
Fon'lal homework for a small family Is a hrst rate
Washer and lroner Good reference ciNen Call at a.
Johnson st brouAyn Can be seen for tNO DAYS. IT.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28

KOl.-WaGted stout, active Bay in
- clothing store. Apply 20 =. "A. NEWMAN y co.
- hasen-ia ianc. JvSA~
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
BORFER-Wanted, a situation as Por-
TO CABlNETM MAKERS.-Want,

81 goet w1rAmgU g. 40 SaoIt distance a Tho eo,n
py Apply 10 Ar HAIL. Vn TUESDAY. - \ lfS- 4. fD
eclock NJ At The oiiCe 81 clMAhSAAI1. LYMAN SEQ
Sold-st. l..-, -
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28

SOCIETY LIBRARY, Broadway, cor
lSner # Ieonanl s. Complimentary BENEFIT & Mr.
NACARIIlN the Irish Comedian Miss Msna GILLESPIE,
Mss Isabella smith Nr Gillespie and NJ a Bristow Mi
arrcar IN CONJUNCTION with Mr. Macarthv IN MONDAY
FNFNlNG. juy IS Mr. NacaThv viii give TRAITS
and STORIES of the IRISH PEASANrHN. Tickets %
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New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28

NITUhTlDNS.--W Wantet, Respectable
- Protestant CooAs thorough Servants. Cha aoerhlis,
~7rsls par Maids Wa-e-s Gc - iI 50 - % sHltions
da,y coming IN az TO Cban5eTs-s and p, iae Seie :,
I-r! III Agencg - Carr. Pa;TOnizod By tis most
ectaile fuies and frst class Of Servants ,25 81
The New York herald., 1851-11-16

cloudy, windy, clear, muggy, cold, drizzng. aud
finally, gave up trying to keep the Of The atmo-
pnerio ctRcumgirations. At time in the afternoon
II cleared up chsrmingly, and had just tempted all
up ioed another bank Of clouds and NEST thoroughly
uncomiortsble evening set In At three o'clock this
morning the atmosphere very cold, and the sky
beautifully clear.
ErrRAospINARy PUNISHMENT OF A SolpIFR-Yes.erday
morning one OF the soldiers stationed Island
his hands fastened his head which was uncovered
amidst al the rain and the peng the ptiess
lie wes thus exposed to the in the
ferry boats OF Hamilton avenue ferry who expressed their
know not what the alleged mscosduct OF the soldier is
but such mode OF punehment seems very
in civilized age, and free country like this
NAPOLEON AT FoUNTAINBLEAU The painting of Ma
poleon at Fountainbleau, which sold on Wednes-
day last at 663 Broadway, copy from Paul Delaro
che's picture, which has become world renowned and
which has been exhibited throughout Europe with i'm
meme success line engraving from Dearoches pic
tule, is published, and glance at that will convince
any Of the origin Of the painting which was on ex
hibtion here; but copy IT, the purchaser is
nate in the possession OF picture Of much merit
Fatal ACCIDENT ON BLAcKwEIL's ISL AND. .-On Thurs
day fatal accident occurred at the Aims House depart
nent Blackwes Island causing the death Of Patrick
1t seems that the scaffoding at Of the build
ings in process Of erection accidentally fell aud
precipated the mason and aberer to the ground
ing the instant death of Burns and injuring Sullivan
fatally, who died in few hours after Alderman Nor
gsns held an inquest the bodies and verdict
FouNDLNo Might before last. the police patrol OF
the Fourteenth ward found infant, wrapped in
blanket, slowed away under stoop at the corner OF
Houston and Mulberry streets. This neighborhood
10 be prolific Of these innocent specimens of dis
owned humanity several oundlngs have been Disco
vered in this identical place.