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DEADY THIS DAY, LlTTELLS
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HOLIDAY GIFTS.-GIFT BOOK
j. u ANIMALS and FANCY ARTICLES
ppATuER

u - ANIMALS, and FANCY ARTICLES.
BUNCE BROTHER,
Booksellers Sationers and Publishers No 1874 Nassau 81
door below Beesman st. and opposite Clinton Hall
Ladies purchasing Gifts for the
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS,
out Of extensive assortment At tse above
described place the most beautiful Gf. Books. Annals
Chdrens Beohs Fancy Articles Games Toys, &C. to be
found IN the City.
ANIMALS, POLITICAL WORKS, 80.
Hone Book Of Beauty Home Book Of Pstureseue Lear
lets of Memory The Memorial, Reds Female Poets OF
America, Chn,tmas Tribute Reds Prose Writers Of
America Rural Homes, The Souvenir The Rose OF ska-
ron The Keepsake The Garland, the Works Of Irving
Byron. Shakspere. Moore, Campbell. Wordsworth Long,
fellow willis Keats HemAns Tupper and all other Poets
and Authors, in beautiful Gift editions FANCY ARIl-
Giles for HOLIDAY PRESENTS. Card Cases, Work
BeIcs, Writing Desks, Fancy lIkStands, Eans FANCY
BOzes Needle Books Port Folios Porte Msnnoies, Pape
tiles Gold Pens and Pencil Cases Alabaster and Ivory
Work Table Articles, sc, &c.
CHILDREN'S ARTICLES
PAror Balls Paint Boxes, Graoes Toys PenkAyes, DOM
nses, and Juvenile Works Of all kinds. GAMES-fhe
Trades, knowledge is Power, The Peacock at Home,
Game Of the Golden Egg Dr. Fusby, TvO Puzzles, The
Busy Bee and the Butterfly Builders Block, Dissected
Maps, Spelling In Play, The Alphabet Bible, New Bio
graphical Game Capital Fun Yankee Trader, Mahomet
and Sala6n Amerc Revolution, Race Of improvement
Magic Ring Game of the Multiplication Table Queen Of
Beauty, Historical Amusement Odd Figures Happy Hits
of Useful knowledge Tom Thumb, Loves and Likes. &c
Just published. UNCLE THOMAS GAME FOR THE
YOUNG PATRIOTS OF AMERICA; OR, THE AME-
RICAN CHRONOLOGICAL CARDS, highly instruc-
tive and Interesting game well worthy the attention Of
parents and admirably suited for the wants and capacities
of the Young people SNIP, SNAP, SNORUM-a very
amusing and mrth provoking sure TO promote good
humOr and merriment. Everything excellent IN quality
and cheap IN price, dSj IT'S
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COURSE OF BOOK

1vI KEEPING-z7e pp., beund-pnce 81 S-isis We
latest and most beautiful work ever pnonshed on the ~
contains com pe,e set Of Account Books, Accounts Cur
rent Account Sales &c, ali printed color, lred aud
blscs with examples Of mercantile Gale "a
n0ns the whole fully elucd dated IN leo pages Of familiar
Instructions applied directly the TRANSACTIONS and ~
tes AZ will be found the nss complete and hsu sc ye
rork Published Book Keeping. For sale a. ine
hors C0usting Rooms for the Study and Prarcs 81
Book. eepnig, No 3e4 Broadway This work 10 pup
hshed in the same style in the Spanish language Prcs
81 50 Circulars with terms &c. Of MI H4rsns Coarss
OF lnstrN ction obtained IA above. az In
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NHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR

A 'HKlS MAS ana NEW Fan
u PRESENTS-At SKATERS extensive BOOK and
STATIONERY Store, No 2es Chatham square tnear the
B0wery) Annals. Albums. Bibles. Prayer and oeaut,-
ul assortment of other choice GIFTS, Juvenile and chd-
Sreps Books Also Papier Mache, Rosewood. e.. Desks
WORK Boxes Inkstand Paper Weights and Pofe-monnaes
of every style and quality Games Puzzles aud every vs.
mi and useful presents which he VIII sell at ve<y low
puces wholesale and retail
choice stock Note aRd ctner Pa
pe's, ia na'. aso,,.nlsr strsntion d22 #
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STOCK Of ANNU-
u AIS. GIFT BOOKS, and other LITERARY PRES

- AIS, clf DUMB, anu olhG LiAEh<eht Ihbo
ENTS
STRINGER & TOWNSEND having completed and
ranged her unequaed supply Of illustrated Works, An
nuas and Juveniles suitable for every form of Christmas
present beg that they will be happy to receive the
calls of their patrons the public promising that pur
chaser shall retire with any doubt his mnd about
stock beng finest and cheapest in The market.
Bibles, Prayer Books, illustrated Books Of Poetry and
Prose, together with infinite variety Of Juveniles
Games Toy Books &c also presented for the public
selection.
As tasteful elegant present car be offered
than suitable book, the publishers respectfully solicit
that continued share of public favor which for Of
years their good fortune receive and their
deavor 10 meIlt.
The following are a few selected from stock Of ele
CANT Books;
LEAFLETS OF MEMORY
GEMS OF BEAUTY.
CABINET OF MODERN ART
THE QUEENS OF ENGLAND. a. Portraits.
THE WOMEN OF EARLY CHRISTIANITY.
THE SNOW FLAKE.
THE BOOK OF HOME BEAUTY.
THE HOME BOOK OF THE PICTURESQUE.
THE FEMALE PROSE WRITERS OF AMERICA
THE GEM OF THE SEASON
THE IRIS, Souvenir.
THE WILD FLOWER
FRIENDSHIPS OFFERING.
CHRISTMAS WITH THE POETS.
THE WAvERLY NOVELS, Abbotsford Edition. 70
vols nearly 600 illustrations.
STRINGER X TOWNSEND
d23d No. 222 Broadway, corner Ann ST.
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mo HEAnS OF FAMIIES.-A lady

n u
II of middle age wishes to find permanent home in
confidential capacity family lady Of respecIabity
and refinement The advertiser is native Oh Ne" YORK,
and conn unicant Of the Episcopal Church She COM
p.tent to conduct the eRre domestic management OF
small family and her services would be found Invaluable
To otherless children To persons desiring active
strictly person. this Will be found
favorable opportunity Answers, post PAID addressed
D. NJ. Tribune Office will meet with prompt attention.
DIS sc
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JUyENILE BOOKS, ANNALS,

IUV EMILE BOOKS, ANIMALS,
GAMES and FANCY ARTICLES for the HOLI-
eAYS.-HUESTIs COZANS. Nos. ioa and LOG Mas
ssst NswYors, offer for sale In quantities and ~
al splendid stock Of Books and Fancy Stationery which
sabe cold at greatly reduced prices Among their ss-
sstnsnt may DO found the following
ANSvAIs.-Leafets of Memory Gem of Beauty Gar
I'D; seuvenier Gallery Keepsake OF Friendships
~ Gin, Magnolia Amaranth Hyaciath. &c. Also,
AisstIs,sd Poercsl Works Albums, &c.
JUVENILE Boogs.-Colored and plain Toy Books, Pnm-
", Alphabet Cards. &c.
SAhEs-Msnsoa Happiness. DIR. Busby, RodbuJ, Col
nh Esg. Yankee Trader, Odd Figures. Game Of States
hsns Sports. What You Buy, Poor Old Soldier, Capital
"a. Game Heroes. Building Blocks. Puzzles, SO, sc.
FANCY ARTIcIys.-Pspssr Msche and Rosewood WIT
sDsaks and Boxes. Papisr Mache. Ivory Shell. Pearl
"a aszosco Performances, Card Cases. Souvenirs, &C.
sasy laknands. Gold Pens. Gold Pencil Cases, Fancy
@sss Paper, Envelopes, nc, &c.
shas,s and Others dssrous Of purchasing any Of the
s'sve sstiess will ind to their interest give us cali
6sWTsNAss HVEsTIs 4 CoxANa
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fine Arte.
4 MEXICAN ART UNION.-DlSTRI


MEXICAN ART UNlON.-DlSTRl
BUTTON will take place on WEDNESDAY Dec.
ST. at the Trper Hall The Books OF Sub,cnp,isn viii bc
open till that time. at the GALLERY, No. tg BROAD.
WAY and Tor the convenience Of the public. additional
subscription books will be opened at Messu. APPLE
TONS. No. 200 Broadway; Messrs. TIFFANY, YOUNG
ELLIS, No. al Broadway; Messrs. EVAkSe BRIT
TAN. No. 6S1 Broadway; J. CR0WAN. No $40 Broad
way; Messrs LOCKWOOD Il SON. No. All Broadway
MesMs WILLIAMS STEVENS, No. SIS Broadway;
GEO p PUTNAM, No. i55 Broadway IL. RAYNOR,
No 10 Bowery.
is Of Importance for the efficiency Of the lasttuties
that the friends of the Art Uaon and the subscribers Of
previous years should Immediately avail themselves Of his
extension OF tme record their the ssehs the
present year
The of the country IN the Gal
ery Of the Art Union open. and tho engravinss for
each subscriber equal in number and merit to the large
returns Of last year
The public whose appreciation OF the liberal objects Of
the ART UNION has often been testified, Is invited
to examine the Paintings and Eneravugs OF the present
year. and confidently appealed to for prompt support Of
the Ivs,itut,sn du q
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for the 6oli6aps.
345,OUO largest st and 7 finest ...o1snsn' /, ii

345,UUU largest as and finest assortment 1, the
world
NOW READY FOR HOLIDAY SELECTIONS.
TUTTLEs EMPORIUM
No. 3i5 Broadway.
The wise will call eafy thereby avoiding the crowd and
having an opportunity Of making better sslectioss
The price marhe ed in PLAIN figures every article
TOYS TOYS TOYS TOYS
The world s challenged 70 produce such magnificent
variety Of Toys VIZ
Chinese German English French &c. 10, cryins Ba-
bies and Crying Heads.
DOLLS
Of all sizes Of Wax India Rubber Gatts PeSchs, &c. kc
undresssd and also dressed every variety Of costume
plain and nch, Boomers. Jenny Linds, he, se.
PABLOR MAGIC.
with directions for use
and al other games ever conceived or invented
EXERCISING SWINGS
d all Sizes the amusing and 1sefai mvehn"n Of inc
10Th century
Guns Drams Swords and all other martial toys, eAea-
,.,.a 10, A.. Grand Juvenile Ksssuth Demonstration.
Mu,c Rose. Harmonious Dinner and Tea Sets, Balls,
Rocks Rattles Puzzles iadia Rubber Ioys. &C., &c. by
tens OF Thousands
Baby Jumpers Of the approved styles and perfect
construction variety Of useful articles adapted
for presents such Reticules, Work Boxes. Decks,
Card Cases Waking Canes. Gold and Silver Pencils ~
Pens.
PERyUMERY. BRUSHES AND COMBS.
ousr. GIasses Rich Fans. Fancy Baskets, Palss MaEe
Box.s Of all sizes Fancy Stationery Fancy Cutlery. Ss-
rocking Cradles wOrkstands he. &c. Also. splendid
as.ortmen. Of useful and ornamental articles In Bson2s
BERN Iron. Terra Gotta, Poreslan Biscuit. Psaa Mar
bic Alabastsr, Bohemian Glsss. &c.
This perfect sketch Of the host VI rsnehes
gems and novelties counting the Inspections Of the sic
riying community, at TUTTLEs EMPORIUM, No. 81
Broadway door to the corner Of Leonard st. the most
srtsnsvs beautiful and variety store the Jnsec
States.
NB.-FTom sto II A. N. and 3 70 p. NJ arsths hours
hes, calculated for those who wish avoid crowd con-
prising the intelligent and elite Of the city.
The famous mechanical wonder Of the Worlds Fsr'
THE HAWTHORN TREE,
with birds singing sAd flying from brssch 10 'Issch' &C.
may b sson here Barnums Museum has astalss mat
can compare with g. Call and see before n . sold fnee
Szs. ses aia
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SQUIER'S NEW WORK on NICAR-
~ AGUA-D APPLETON 4 co. viii pubsh ON

eCAGtA-D. AfPbkIoN n " VIII PuoHsh oh
TUESDAY
NICARAGTA, its People. Scenery Monuments and
the proposed Inter Oceanic Canal with numerous original
Maps and Illustrations by T.. c. Squer late Charge CAT
fares OF the United States to the Repub OF Central
America vols octave. Price s..
This capital and timely work. It's lively, ant
mated spirited style the absolute profuslOn OF incidents
and adventures which bed It's pages and that
charming manner with which much that Is agreeable,
interviewer with the instructive and useful render
of the choicest works recently issued The author hills he
spreads before all the personal adventures OF mis-
Central America, mpars rich store OF information
spectng that country its rivers its present inhabitants
their political relation TO England the route 10 California
by Lake Nicaragua, &C &C The volumes are embelished
by large number Ct finely executed plates and cuts In
word work that at all compare with this. has
made lie appearance since the publict OF Stephenss
Central America.
ID A. 4 co. Just published
ADRIAN or the Clouds of the Mind. A Romance, by
j. p r. Jas. and Maunsell b Field Esqrs One handsome
volume. u no. cloth. 81.
Thus very agreeable work the Joint production of
elegant and accomplished writers who, IN this instance,
have DISPLAYED resemblance style and thought close
appear like the writing OF single pen As tale II
possesses unusual attraetveness and interest d12E
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Boarding.

ROARD.-A gentleman and his wife,
- and two single gentlemen. can be accommo-
dated with pleasan, and beard full or part AZ
M Rank - df2 81
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Uant employment.

AS CHAMBKRMAID, by respectable, tidy
IA Girl with best Of references Call at No Is James
ST., Brooklyn, for days. dI5N'
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3tD2tW No 1874 Chestnut st., Philadelphia.
d23 ND2tX
CHARLES b. NORTON will PUB
~ LISH THIS DAY, NORTON'S RAILROAD Ii


BRARY. No l.
The subscriber, commencing series of works under
the title would tina. Il ms Intention
TO publish such books only calcusted disseminate
sound and enter tanning information and innocent anuse
ment of the trivial and often oral public
that generally offered to the notice OF Railroad readers
He desires Introduce class of works at once valuable
aud not merely to be read IN the cars and
thrown aside at the end of the journey but such as snail
a permanent place the shelves OF the library
MOL MAN AND HIS MIGRArIoNs; by X d Latham M
D., X. l2mo PIP 200 boards SOC; cloth I3c. x,r
On observation-disclosures HANDBOOK OF LIZ
INSURANCE; Comprising plain exposition a ths prn- =
premium sources of profit etc etc. containing Also Ia,
bes of mortality, annuities, expectation OF me
able information for parties connected with the business Of
Life Insurance. aswe as for policy holders lSmo paper
25c.; cloth SOC. or .....- .
liberal discount made to Insurance Offices taking
On Wedn esday--NORTON'S LITERARY ALMA
MAC for 1882 containing important literary information
of Libraries and such other matter as may make
IT valuable the librarian, and genera
handsomely illustrated with Of our best LDTsnes
etc, etc; l2mo., pp 60 Ia
da2 a. CHARLES B. NORTON, Irving Book Store.
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THE NEW HOTEL.-Completely fur

Il rshed Rooms At 81 per week; larger sssd Rooms
with Crates, 81 50 per week Rooms per nsht y cents
This admirable House lighted throughout Sish Cas- and
warmed with Hot Air Furnaces has ater Closets - each
soor making IT, on the score Of economy order and s,ss
ouse kepa open all night inquire IN the ssce o. the
Hotel lup stairs 1ActOn " william, North Whiian 40
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SPARE HOURS proftably filled up in

~ the production of articles in constant demand but
hitherto imported This and beautiful art Is suitable
for either sex is quickly learned and requires but nhlng
outlay Those search Of employment and all who wish
engage in highly pleasing and lucrative pursuit can
ohta pos pamphlet giving full instructions IN the
art inclosirg rs cents silver letter prepaid ad
dressed TO THOMAS S. FREEMAN, POughkeepsie n y:
MI Jackson OF Warwick writes: 4" find your art not
only pleasing but quite lucrative all the article ! make
having a Teady sale dZ5 IL
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DAGUFRREOTyPES for the Holidays.

The most appropriate present that Parents eaa give
al cir Child re A. or brother TO sstsS friend 70 friend
Likeness IN fine Gold Locket Pin, Bra eiet, or sucn
casr on frame which can be had all then VARIETY az
toaiskig low prices At KNAPPs old established Roo
No les Howery Anderson's also AZ his ro7ns No
So Broadway, near PrAes-st. Gall tekH otlsck ths
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A DRUG CLERK wants a situation IN
N Wholesale Drug Store young man and thoroughly
acquainted with the business Best references gwen Adj
dIess ]. 4. B.. Tribune Once DIG W.
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III BAILLIERE, No. 300 Broadway

nearly opposite the Irving House has for sale
large selection Of French and English Books, all hand
semely ilstrated, and bound in Paris and London
Among which will be found
French.
Les Rues de Pans. Lslrent-ffist. dc Napoleon.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES de la Vie dss Animsux.
Les Prisons de Europe. Gayarhi-Oeuvres.
lie Tiroir do Diable.
Observation-Disclosures des Grondins. wells
Janin-La Esrmandie Japih-Ls BrstagDe
Balzac OeuvYes. Vie des SAINTS. vols.
Les Artisans illustres. BuGon--Ds la Jeunesse
Housssye-Voyags ma feDetre.
English
Gems Of European Art, 2vols etc.
illustration Of the Bible, 4to.
Bsstts's Switzerland, 2 vols., 4to.
Pinden's Views of Ports, Q vols, 4o.
Peopes' Gallery Of Ensyavings, &c, Q vols
Christian Graces, 8yo.
Museum Of Painting and Sculpture, II vols
Christmas with the Poets.
Together with very large selection of similar works
and many works Of Science and Philosophy, also hand
some bound II BAILLIERE,
ds3 Its No 900 Broadway.
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COMPANION to the RENERIES of a
~ BACHELOR
REvERIEs Of an OLD MAID, - Engraviprs, with
tinted cover, new Sd edition, ready this day.
ANIMALS and GIFT BOOKS, for Christmas and New
Year cheapat DEWITT DAVENPORTS,
d2sn Publishers, Tribune Buildings, Nassau.st.
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CONFECTIoNARY and FRENCH

yrAP PREsENfs-The subseribsrs beg leave 70 an
eooaes thai they have competed hsf arrangement iof
ar hoSays TAcIr mportations Of this season VII 30
$500 IN every any heretofore ene.ed 70
~ vuShc WELLER Il son. Massfsctnren ana I'M
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4 SITUATION is wanted in an lnsur-
IN ance Brokers or Merchants Office, light Porter
by Young Scoichman who writes good hand knows the
city well and give satisfactory reerences note ad
dressed WILLIAM BoN No. i75l Post Office VIII be at
tended To- d23 81
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AS CHAnBERMAID and Seamstress, or TO
IA In taking OF children, By Protes;an'
young Woman 10 wiling TO make herself gsnerily
useful beng good Washer and Ironer City references
fr foar CAV for two days AZ No ~ Alen-s ~
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nALMER'S BOOKKEEPING. -

Treatise on Practical Book keeping and Bus ness
Tspsacons embracing the science OF accounts and ther
,ns,ys arnratoas Designe9as Class book for Acad-
mi.s sra f,ommsn schools By Joseph n. Palmer
Instracfor IN the New-York Free Academy.
The most experienced accountants and Ieseaeis =. s1
high standus most uDq nssoh
msndation Of ths ~srk. which sst ron 1hs pc 10
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a y ENGLISH GIRL wants situation 10
IN do houseuork in a small family, chamberwork
and tale Of chdien excellent plain Cook asher
anc lons Good city reference be given from he asl
place Call No III Mulberry ST. front basement be-
Hroome and Grand sts Can be seen for two days
d22 2ts
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pOARD.-Rooms large and small, fur
~ nshed and npfurnished to let with Board. Inquire
AT Wsxley. plaee No 3Q4 Mulherry-st d2V 81
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ROARD.-A large Room, with bedroom
~ and pantry ad onng the second foor be OBJ
tanned with Board by Gentleman and his Wife BY two
single Gentlemen at No Is St Marks place Also me
dun Room with crate. the fourth floor, suitable
for gentlemen The house contains gas baths
&c dy3 ~
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A PARTMENTS TO LET-In the New
IA House No. - East ltth-st, midway between lst-sv
and Avenue II has Bath yard 3 feet deep and Court
yard The and viii be kept order By
IL. persoL charge Of the house and they vii 10 lighted
With ras the owners expense Every set Of rooms has
~ Grafton water closets and other csnyeaences H.
A OOH, on the premises to r. FOSTER. do St.
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SITUATIONS WANTED, for Irish,
~ English Scotch, American, German and Colored
Servants Cooks Seamsresses Nurses, general workers
LauIdre Chambermaids, Waters nc The very best
are selected from hundreds OF applicants Protestant
Agency No Carmine st. and No. 100 Chamoers-ss
W.
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,ENCH GENTLEMAN. inst ar

arrived from France desires to end private Amer
lean family where he may have Boaid and ooqortu-
Iity OF leaning the English language word through
tAe Post Once will receive immediate attention At
IOURDOE 4 GArUREL's No $50 Pearl-st. DE 81
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ROARD.-Wanted in the lower part of
the city, Paror and Bedroom. for Gentleman aad
his WIFE, full board for the Lady only. Address" h Box
1 029 Post. Office d20 Sc
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DOARD.-A Gentleman and his Wife
San be accommodated with Board private family
with pleasant front the third floor with pantry
attached, at No. 675 Greenwich-st.. one door below
ChIistopher.st. References exchanged dig l~'
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customed to Teaching and who produce the best
Of recommendations from persons well-kno~n here and
wishes TO obtain situation either as Principal
or Assistant In an Academy, Dryale Tutor Let
adore sed 10 W, and len az the Tribune once
viii receive prompt attention. dsS IL
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ROARD-Wanted, by two young Men,
Id in private family. without young children lower
part Of the city preferred Address box No. 500 General
Post Office. d23 81
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BOARDING Gentlemen and their
Owves or sinsle senslemsn, can have pleasant rooms
and board at No. ~ Vssey-H M In
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NEW PORTRAITS of AMERICAN
l NAUTHORs GEO p. PUTNAM will publish tins


l NAUTHORs.--GEO p. PUTNAM will publish tins
dar-
NEW PORTRAIT OF WASHINGTON IRVING,
sketched from life erayons, by Charles Martin, and en-
gTsyed In the finest STYLE steel, BY y Hslpn Prints,
30 cents proofs large paper with autograph 81 30 II
As tins probably the last portrait that Will be taken Of
MI Irving this circumstance will consequently tend TO
hsnce value apart from the fact Of its acknowledged
fidelity Of expression. -
The happy temper and strong intellect Of lrving-the
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