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MISCELLANEO

a. BAKER, 30I GRAND.ST- In
No ves The attention Of purchasers Of Dry Goods 70 b.
splendid sock Of NEW SILKS and other styles OF DkEsS
GOODS, comprising the AMI mosI select patterns
be found in this ety. which will DO sold Al The lo"est
cash prices
OUR STOCK or SILKS Is UNSURPASSED BY ANY
ESTABLISHMENT ~ THIS CITY
sisting Of plain Csmeeon, Pom de Sole and Olsco
silks; Chene, Cameleons ard Brocsds silks, Striped
and Plaid Glace and Gro de Napp, Arnafe aud Pc
kius new styles plain ard figured Satin Tarcs and
Satin de Chimes; also back Gro de Rhine, high
Iu,ter FROM 20 to 40 inches wide; plain black
satin Turc de Chimes black Satin, plaid,
striped and figured silts Of all sirds
Also every ,tvle OF NEW DRESS GOODS wanted for
the season, among which are,
Barge De LANES new and select psiierns Printed and
plain French BAreges. SILK Tissues, Grenadines ana
SIX Bareges, French Jaconets, printed Lawns ana
Cambrics; plain aud 6gured French Pophns,
Chene Poplns new article FOR Spring wear
French De LANES, all wool, printed and plains
English, Scotch and American De LANES
from 10 up; lain and Striped French
Chsmbre Glnghsms; French Prints
English and American Prints, &c. &c.
GRAPE sHAWLs.
Also, eco White and Colored Plain and Embroidered
Grape shsws all patterns and styles OF Embroidery
and selected In Canton especially for our own trade
Also, Broehe and Cashmere shswls Long and Square
plain Thbet shaws Figured Broche and Printed shswls
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES
Linen Diapers linen sheetngs, Napkins. Doyles foies
Covers Msrsees Quilts and Counterpsnes, Table Covers
Psno Covers Dapeiy Of every hind Blankets Bed Ticks,
Russia shee,ings Bsrnsey do Cotton Sheeng besehed
and unblesched from ~ 81, 81, ST. 1914 and 1874 wide
Also Ladies and Gents Kid Gloves, Hosiery, &c Nc
Also leo bales and sheeug Shifting, Denims, &c
&c, at the lowest market price.
Every article truthfuly represented.
milo It s. BARKER, 81 GrandsI
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liver COMPLAINT.-Jaundice,


hDyspepsia, Chronic or Nervous Debility Disease Of
the Kidneys. ard all diseases arising from Dsordefed
Liver or Stomach, such constipation inward plies, full
ness or blood The head scdiIy Of tho stomach usus
heartburn disgust for food funess weight 10 the sIom
Aeh quotations sinking or daIerng II the pit Of me
stomach swimming OF the head, hurried and oifi:ult
breathing, ueIDg al the heart and choking or sudoesi-
ing sensations when 10 lying posture. dmness Of vision,
dots webs before the sight fever and dull pain Ia tho
head deficiency OF peTspirson yellowness Of the
and eyes pain il the side back chest limbs &c. sudden
OF evil and great depression Of spirits be- efecIusy
cured BY DrHooFLAND's CELEBRATED GERMAN
BITTERs, prepared by DR.. Jackson. al the German
Medicine Store l20 Arch-st., Philadelphia
Their power over the above diseases not exceued II
eqused by any other preparation In the ned states az
attest many after sktu physicians
had fsiled.
sessng great virtues In the rectihcaOn Of diseases OF the
liver lesser glands exercising the most searching pow
eTs in weskness affections OF The digestive organs they
are v ilhal safe certain and pleasant
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
Judge M. NJ Noah said in his Weekly Messenger Jan.
b. Hoesards GERMAN Bitter Here preparation which
endpg md the reason made altar prescription
furnished BY me Of The moot sertsi dsra g%es
private To the King of Prussia and one OF the greatest
inventor and ndos.' may be Sonhdenty relied 9S. @
Acdy ii Liver sha he ote'un' res Fhlaas
the editors spsai individual
Under these feel warranted not ou calling ne
attention Of rs,es to the pesen proprietor lpf q JAsA
son PREPARATION but in esnIne trs n article TO aaetsd
The PHILADELPHIA Saturday Gasefte, the beat family news-
paper published In The United Siaes. The editor says:
seldom What termed Patent med
the con6dsncs and patronage n readers and ssos
when Dr. Hoohand German Btters, wish 10
distinctly Understood that not peak the nosirum Of
the day. that noRsd about oa BRET Psuos aud hen forgotten
las ofs medic
hsd universally pred which he approval
Of the faculty itself"
They can be administered TO FEMALES INFANTS with
safely and reliable benefit at any lime.
BEWARE c0UEIERFRIrs
They have the written signature Of q. NJ JACKSON,
upon the wrapper and the blown In the BOTTLE with
out which they spurious
For Wholesale and Retail al the GERMAN MEDICINE
STORE No l20 Archst door below Sixh.sL, Philade
phs and by respectable dealers generally throughout the
country.
Wholesale and Retail by A. q D. Sands 100 Fulton-st.
corner OF William.
Retail by G H. Ring, % Broadway, corner Of John-st'
Mrs. Hays Brooklyn. mlO mWSS'mA
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CARDS CARDS CARDS Tho

~ largest assortment be found In the City can be seen
at the Office OF BAKER, GOODWIN CO., Printers, Tri@
bune Building.
Our rack contains several hundred varieties, printed
many of the first houses in the City and to convey
an idea Of the immense Of this Kind Of work exc
cuted at our Office utmost pains always taken Ia
produce and distinct Card which shall please the
most faslidous Customer.
~ just received splendid variety OF CARD BORDERS,
printed IN every variety OF Color and Bronzes the most
magnificent ever 20, up, al extremely low prices.
Call and examine specimens Cash Prtecs-TERhs CASH
BAKER, GOODWIN co, Printers,
corner Of Nassau and Spruce SITS second story
milo eodlw Entrance No. / sprucest
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4 OF THE SEASON.
SIGNORA A. MARETZEK-BERTUCCA,
Honorary Member OF he Philharmonic Societies Of Venice
Florence, Bologna and Bergemo kc has The honor TO
announce to the public thar she will give her fret and
only GRAND CONCERT ON THE HARP
IL AMERICA, AT TRIPLER HALL,
On TUESDAY March J. inst, when she will also appear
as a Vocalist On which occasion
MILE NATHALIE FITZJAMES
Honorary Member of the Philharmonic Societies Of Venice
and Bologna, will make her first and most positively
ONLY APPEARANCE IN ANY CONCERT IN AMERICA.
DEBUT OF MADEMOISELLE EUGENIA,
An accomplished American Vocalist Her first appear
ance In NeW-Y0rk
sIGNORA A MARETZEK BERTUCCA
will be assisted by
MILE. ~ FITZJAMEs,
SfGNoRA TRUFFI-BENEDETTI
MILE EuCENIA, MISS " WHITING,
sIGNoR FoRTI, SIGNoR BESEvENTANO
SIeNoR SANQUIRico, SIGNoR R0sI and
r. GRIEBEL, The eminent Violinlst
The GRAND ORCHESTRA Of the Italian Opera
Conductor MAX MARETZEK.
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SERVANTS.-Familes

DreQuiring experienced respectfully solicit
ed patronze the Employers and Servants elective
Agency, l4s Grsudst where proper attention is always
paid TO their interests. milo IT.
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PROGRAMME.


PART I.
Grand Overture 10 "SeRrams. Sull Orchestra
l..Due-From Donizetts Opera Mshno Fahero,n
sgnors Beneyentano ard Rosi
2-Brindisi-From Verdis Opera, Macbetho-"s 81 coma
II calicen ...............SignOra Maretzek Berueca
s. .Romsnzs-From Mercsdantes Opera, " Il Bravo
4. Romanee-From 8alfss Opera Bohemian oiri"-
Remember me" ............ Made noselle Eugenia
5. Duo-From Rossini's Opera. " II Pirata,'
Sgpora Trufh Benedict and Sig. F0rti
s. .Aris-From Donzen's Opera, Linda di ChamOunx"
Miss " Whiting
7-Grand Fantasia and brilliant Variations on Meyerbeers
Opera Robert The Devil executed on the Harp,
Sgnora MareHek BertUcca
Grand Overture TO "GsglioSro' Full Orchestra
|. Grand AnA-FrOra DOnZeri's Opera, Anna bolena
C dolce guidsmio sgnora MaFetzek Berucca
e.. Grand Fantasia on The Violin. ferd 0re0e
3. ROmance-From Robert the DeviP-" Robert tot
cue paine" with accompaniment on the Harp by
sN''a Mile Nathalie Fiizjames
4. Grand Trio-From Mozarts Opera. Don JUAN
Sgnors Truff -Benedelii, Miss Whiting and Sig torEi
5..NOcmne Espsgnoe-Executed on the Harp,
6. La PO.accs- From VeTdrs Opera, Il LOMBARD"
File Nathalie Fitzjames
T.. Grand Duo-From Douizei's Opera, Don Pssquse7
80 hen ched immsnnnente,"
signo BeneyentAno and ssaqulrco
PRICE OF ADMISSION
fhis being The only appearance OF signora MAhEr-
EEK BERTUCCA and Mile NJ FITZJAMES together In
any Concert In America and owing 70 the Arge sze Of The
Hall the price Of TIchets VIII be
q On this occasion oaly ONE DOLLAR. Ii
To be bad At the principal Music stores a. me Pnncipa
Hotels snd 81 Thper Hall on Tuesday from A M 70
Doors open at o'clock to commence al O'Clock pre-
cisey.
q No Postponement on any account whaeye mic
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old COUNTRY AND GERMA =
Lives there a man with soul 90 dead,
Who never 10 himself hain SAID,
ybF. IL rov own nv naive fanf


Who never TO himself hath said.
This Ia my OWE, my naive hand.
Many residents find diftcuty 10 procuring al ig1i
newspapers connected with the localities they have cl
To o6vfate this Inconvenience, public News Room
been opened a. I05 BoweFy (iAte Mechanics lssuia
where the very latest leading EDgliih scotch, idsh
German newspapers viii DO always fourd; on am.
eseh mail steamer London-D Daily Tines, Herald y
Republican, Weekly Brilsnne, Examiner, WeeklyI
IusirEed News Punch Builder ALhen9um, tut
EoncOu foguift VOLUNTARY Watch man. lNehodst) -1
Virchi- Liverpool Msrc1Iy, European Times, Mancls
Courier Leeds Mercury, 5Imiugnsui Gszette, Wec.
ner Scotch ciabugRh SCOTSMAN, glasgow Daily .iaI
Reiofmefs Carte, DGmhies src Galloway CoEr -
lrsh-Dubhn Msl Post Tablet (Ca.hClic) Belfast ar.
sac Limerick papers ALSO, two leading German 90 ~
psJers There VIII tus be laid he ishles weekly ut
~ " ne very srsi newspspefs Mkewse toe leading b.
views t1d BIZ znes Including BiscSwood. Bentley DUB
DO University, Chambers Frazer, Mech anics Tail This
rom VII he great boon 20 Young men Ia boarding.
boz ara ioefr ycosers s'o for making sppontmer
o. lu f. afr fesilr cpace i1r siFergers Snangcfa
- receive every Information. CaLver sree FOR wing
.t.rr'; nasi' l tnppisd Open rom " uli 10 "A.
0-fd on tnr.ay Admission g cents each Wat Pislie
.ing sInai silver No SMOKING permitted kenem Isr
2 B0Sery, te.rsen Hester and Grand nj 81
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BOARD IN WILLIAMSBURGH.-

IDA gentleman and his wife and two single gen.
temen can find pleasant rooms with BOARD, at So First
st. minutc's walk from Peck-slip Ferry. Boats run
every FIVE minutes during the day. mo Inn
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CARPET SALESMAN.-W Wanted i'm
Nmedia'ely, competent Carpet Salesman, thoroughly
acquainted with he city trade. Apply TO ALEX. T.
STEWART L CO., Broadway, Chambers and ReAde SIS.
MI 81
NOOKS, WATERS, NURSES, Cham

~ bernads Sesmsnesses Lsundres Buffers Coach.
men, Gardeners &c, provided for respectable families
the Agency Office 10 East l4th ST 4Ih-avenue. ~ 3
None semitic situations from this Office but those who cone
well recommended ml0ll
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TENANT WANTED.-The ov

VNENANT WANTED.-Theo owner OF
IL HOUSE, of the first class az Lamartine place
Twenty between Eighth and Ninth av DESTROYS
to let part of 1t to small family The location is not sur
and in very desirable neighborhsod References OF the
first win be given and required Persons having any
boys from to Is, need not apply No bill on me nouse
apply above. nlO W.
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.,rW-YORK TRIBUNE.

NEW ~
voKK DAILY TRisUNE, ~ ~ se ~ y
yBE NV MORNING. SUNDAYS ~. .vn U.s.
ENtE.1,,,,~ sUiiotNes. cosNsk " - -,
~TRE fAise~orvrs OPPOSITE rhf e! ~ 'lNI-, 49, =,
sar%I -, s.b. rlbers ~ HI C'nu pr WseL,
80 aeivero s.y ,hey car psy IN sovrnSr ni ne us,s
y ,yhen ny - "a, ~ The ssne rate sage cofFs
=. Ak rosi, s.,bsrf5ers Five DOLLARS per =.
Yrc Cenr. - ,l,,,ors tats - f'N a'h.hs =. III
.tvsDse ~ s'hree Dollars 20 edennrr - -
.ursih y -. countrv Newspap9tn -. g So ~
etrhanes - = 80 whose terms are flsn1 qua"
-sTed =. 80 nos allowed any difference"
WINK WEEKLY rktSt ~ v a.
NE"ssVE PAPER FOR TIE $500" 80
A vERt -. S1tivlry novrtlq 81 re ipW p - =,
,sssabeo ~ '.ay.oce Eiaht copies Tor ~, " ~
- an ~ a5rass for S2O and TIE paper 10 ~ O-- va
criss . o. ~. rme for which u % pare -. ~ s,,.
eaed Di.,ents Tor this sheet will Or c'e'f7' "
=, line eseh insertion
waR sEMI.WBBKLH IxInC ,'I.s,,og.--
,s.ees every "Wednesday ana e. ~ ~ s,r S90
= - esasr snuuin Two copies iV' s - h' ~
- -. = k,e,nents s cents line escn 'u'o'N
ruR NETWORK TRIBUNE
80 ruaoPEAN cIRcULA1ioN . t..
As.h.d cn he departure OF eacu as Ds. I. -,
na pyics 81 cents per copy, or - pe' year. P'''
~ Included. -
ruE NETWORK TRIBUNE
.opsra OREGON AND THE SANDWICH ISL AN 1S
fShsd on the departure Of each Mall steamer io Nn~
pT,ee 81 cents per copy: prhpsbe,,
% INV GREELEY McELRATh' ruons"7i"
ss.r--n
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Total. 5000


The wood must be OF a uniform length, not exceeding
feet and will be- assured and paid for by the solid cord
and delivery at Albany and Hudson must commence m
the month Of MAY and Rhnebeck in the month of July
and be made the extent OF FIVE hundred cords per month
Al each place and the whole delivery mut be completed on
or before the 18th day OF November next Parties will be
required into written contracts and to give security
for their faithful performance -
Dated New York February II, 1851. l8f tmhI0
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Hsiory Of the Jewspgfi sE ayFAS sV al The
Rn IN, se Medical College Crosby-st, near oPr,ng.-
5,.cpen nj O'Clock Lecture to coPmenS $780,, 81 ~ Pc
~. Tickets for the course 81 al the BOOK o'oI1s oi
ee'.ferrnre 50 cents at the door. mIVH
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SPECIAL NOTICES

a, mr.. Lords Lectures-Tas Seventh .ee'a' '' \,
=, LORDS course OR the Heroes OF ta7 he'o'auV
!. ,yss 10 the Hope Chapel on MONDAY evena. .s
lah mas 2tt
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n Temperance neeriBR.-There

~ Temperance n1eetiBR.-There will be publ C
SEEING Of The Tenth Ward Temperance Society 10 tae
Ir,bIerisn Church IN AlIen-sl THIS Monday EVEN
16 MA o'clock The Firemen OF the Ward will attend
: ask uniform by invitation. The meeting VIII be ad-
tss,d by Rev VIM Patton, D D. and Rev. Hugh CHpen-
Thtre viii be collection taken for the benefit Of the
hcty milo ltE
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TUE NEw-Y0RK TRIBUNE

yoR EUROFEAN NIN 80, ~ s,o.,,.,, 10
sbhed on departure 81 SSo op "a Der wear pos
,tsruool. Price st cents per copy VI - POI
ss Dcuded.
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-, ,unrKLY TRIDUNk

!, vabshed eyeiy Tro c.5es for 6. Ten FOR ."
re- ss a,sm ss cents line esch insertion
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DOOKBINDERS' LEATHER.-The
Osubseriber las on hand and is constantly receiving
English co Skivers coOred Calf skins French TuT
hey Morocco Russia Red Leather, Stated Splits and Calf
Skins Book Clolh, Marble Paper, and every article re
dured for a Bndery. Always on hand large assortment
of Geo Dudeys superior Bark Siyers Blank, Sheep and
Law Calf Skins al Of which offered the lowest
market prices by JAMES COOK, 295t Pearl-st
nj u
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ITO DRUGGISTS.-Va Stand for
n Bale in the City Of New Haven, Ct-The subscriber
will sell Ihe Stock Of Goods Fixtures Soda Apparatus, Nc
of bis well known Drug Sto A Chapel Of. The store 10
neatly fitted fort rela business has good run Of Gus
tom Is situated Yale College and the State House aud
lie next door first class Hotel 1.-THE largest N the city,
Just completed and about to he opened. man with
capital Of about s. 500 may here Ofhe best bush
nessandsi the Slate Happlied for Apply above
to l.. X. DOW.-New- Haven March 6, 1851. mo Sw"
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ADJUSTMENTS.

BROADWAY TABERNACLE
DWEDNEsDAY, I2h March, FIRST GRAND CON
CERT given by the celebrated Prma Donna, ELIZA
VALENTINE. Performers Sguora Nalenllni Slgpora
SpersnzR Mrs A g. Lincoln. Mr.. Pavsyeli, Mr. Henry
Lincoln A. B Locoln Conductor, Professor Wander
vevde Tickets 30 ceos-to be had at the Music Stores al
sigpors Vaentns ging School In Constitution Hail. $50
BTosdwsy and a the door. Eoisn Piano from GDers,
444 Broadway. 20 commence a. 8 o'clock mlO5V
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WANTED-A Boy from Ia to II years
w of ace in q pry Goods Jobbing Store. One who
resides with his parents preferred Salary small Apply
TO e g. MILLS, 6 CorlaDdsL ms u
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}0ARD WANTED IN THE TENTH

}, ,sARD -UNFURNIsHED ROOMS, with BOARD,
and bis wife and one infant two sitting
/, ~ 1~o bedrooms desired. vita bathing 2p oaratns
80 VII be paid FOR agreeable accOmnod tn0ns OF
\ ~ adfees the same by note 70 Forsyth-Ss.
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A PHOTOGRAPHIC ENGRAVER
WANTED Apply this day at ENDICO rs Liiho-
ApAe Esisblishment, So Beekman-st mas ~
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WANTED.-An experienced Clerk in
w the bookstore Of ROE LOCKWOOD SON. All
Broadway. mi lw*
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a. The most brilliant Iii OIL tne SG" SOU -
Eer shape and finish IL can't be beat either here or
lsra LOCkHEART invites the public TO Inspect this
asah fabric, and his stock OF Hats and Caps, at S7i
milo lth
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WANTS, &C.

A COLORED MAN SERVANT
AWANTED-One who can recommend himself as
meat capable and not lazy. To such one good wages
ds Pleasant stuatoa Is offered Apply 81 Is University
ice cor Of Ninth st. muir
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TryR NEW-YORh TRIBUNE

100 "a ORECON AND THE sANDWILH ISL ~ -
1850 on ,he departure Of each Mail Steamer TOT Un~'
pa Price y aSRsE RE McELRATH. Publishers
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WANTED-A situation by a young
girl "A years old Nurse, to make hersefusefal
In 3 small private family The beat OF city reference
be gver. Can he for days al her present so
Barclayst mic lr'0
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Dyife can be accommodated with BOARD IN very
location, l77 East Broadway between Rutgers
and Jefferson sts Likewise, two gentlemen and their
wives with rooms and bedrooms after tbs LIST Of May
ma 2Wr
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N Young MenB DebaIi1R SOctetys-Ihls so
8y Will h00 a special meeting THIS Monday EVEN
NG their rooms, Bow cry, between Grand and Hes
u, Az this meeting lie designed for the admiltance OF
sei the order Of exercises viii bel Reading Of Edit
stBot 2 Recitation. s. Essay 4. Recitation. 2 De-
s Sabect-Which is the greatest OF happiness
lncipanou or Rea izaliOn Exercises to commences at
o'clock precisely Ladies aud gentlemen respectful
] bviied 70 Etend. ISAAC A. AMERMAN, President
\ 4 B. WATTRs, r. S. milo IT.
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Tnpler Hall.
TNHE GREAT MUSICAL EVENT

BENEDICT LEWIS, Jr, Treasurer.
JACOB Howard, Secretary. ma q
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~ The PaIisade Battery, ennch t inc ely Guy
~ FL, nromenade 10 sny CITY in the world, will be toe
tss,ei Lecture THIS EVENING at Clinton Hal
s."sssing al O'Clock, by the inventor, d; HOU5H
\, who having spent much ume upon hls psan Vi III
Hsssd Ambulance rs cents mtUlt'
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J DEALERS IN WOOL-Situation

!, a-.od h q Wool Store by person VIII, has had ~
~, peneoee IN siaping and manufzctn Ing Wool
a.. stfeee on salary, or be can invest 81 hoO aud
- ~ Interest ~ ihe business. n preferred sauce.
\ : eesnees viii be given. Address Postnsstsr.n
~ worcester Co, Mas ms In
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NETWORK, MONDAY, MARCH 10, 10;

WANTED-By a small family, a
W Dwelling IN one o aide streets between Canal
sEd Anity sIeefs. Address 6. F., 1871 FaOnst milo D.
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MATRlMONlAL.-A young man %
1k years OF age whose connections all deceased and
business for the last years has called him from
The city would Ike to form an acquaintance with some
young lsdy with view 10 marriage The writer has sui
fcient income TO support wife In good stye but in
extravaganza. He expects a wife competent TO manage
household duties, and be possessed OF knowledge OF mu
sic communications will be treated with The respect
that d gentleman would be bound to show lady. AID.
dresS, postpaid, CHARLES V. SMITHlNTON Tribune
Office MO IL
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HOUSE WANTED-In East Broad
n way Henry SITS, by private family. 9story
house preferred Address Box ISL Post Office. milo IT.
The republic., 1851-04-18
WASHINGTON FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL IS, 1851

more than single class will be considered. Each
proposal to be, endorsed "Proposals for Class No.
I Of Stationery for II. r. U. S.,' and ad
dressed to the undersigned. They will be free Of
postage.
7 Sufficient specimens Of each class 10 accompany
the proposal marked with the n,me OF the bidder
and the number of the Glass; riding to the above
advertisement.
The whole Of each article specific d in the forego-
ing ist will be deemed GLASS, and the person Of
erng to furnish any class descr tion Of articles
at the lowest price, quality considered, shall re-
ceive contract for the same, on executing bond,
with two more sureties, satisfctory TO the Clerk,
for the performance of the same, under 4, forfeiture
Of twice the contract price in of iau re which
bond must be filed in the otce Of said Glen within
ten days after the proposals have been ope ,ed and
the result declared.
The right is reserved. in case in should be ne
cessary. to order further supply Of all any OF
the articles contained in the above list
The Clerk also reserves the right to Judge and
determine whether the articles offered conform to
the samples furnished or not. and may, iu hi: dis
cretion. refuse to receive them, il in his opinion
they do not answer the purpose for which they are
intended. wa rsn Il. M. YOU NC,
s Clerk House of Representatives, ". s..
Ap I6-1awtJulyl k.