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NOTICE TO sEGAR MANUFACTURERS AND I'M
~ adjourned meeting Of the seg,r hanufae
of the city and county of New York will take place
Thursday the l4th nst at o'clock NJ, at the Co,
seum No $50 broadway for the purpose Of hearing the
and to take action the Tobacco dealers also
invited to attend. HENRY GOLDSMITH, Chairman.
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HAVANA AND PRINCIPE SFGARa-JAMEs SAD.
ler, No ~ Erosdsay Franklin Buildings" woul
ctfGy inform hs fri.nds ana the public that he ha
received arg. and choice assortment OF Eayan
Principe seeaf Of various brands which he orers 10
e ~ reasonable prices e. her Wholesale or retail
JAMES SALLItR ~ roadway, FRANKLIN Buldngs"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMIT
~ tee, Tammany Hall, August H. 1851 "A special meet
ing Of this Committee will be held Tammany Hail. this
iTh1rtday) evenirg, Aug. IA, at eight o'clock:
J. Y. SAVAGE, Jr g.. II. J. DILLON, Chairman.
oeos.
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ERENCH NFCnANiCAL LAMPS AND RICH GAS
F'xturestarces ncdsis,ors Reading Studio Lamps,
Chspters, 9rGcksts Candelabras Hall Lamps for
candle Cleaning, repairing rebronzng and gliding
ade IN the shortest time -
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CHILDREN,-A CATHOLIC LADY. OF REsPeCTA-
by, having lately by the demise Of her husband been
left With small children, and being ped through
pecuniary attend herself to their eduea
ton Is DESTROYS TO three four small boys from
the eur TO seven years respectable paentage
sociate with her children and with them to partke Of
the advantages Of home, and Of pious education. The
most references given. The location h OF
the most pleasant and healthy about hours ride from
city BY railroad For further particulars inquire at the
Once OF this paper address Children tpost pad) which
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~ been made ofa meetings of ociety Em
igrant Forwardrs Runners and Boarding house Keepers
without his knowledge or consent he takes this This only
method of informing his friends and the public that he is
connected directly indirectly with the said society
that he has not lent and will lend his and in
ence to anything eman ating from them:
w est at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-14

WANTED- BY YOUNG MAN, WHO Is WILLING
w TO lsnd his employer $780, situation 81 som3 respoo-
table business ADDRESS JAMES, Herald once
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Two FAMILIES FOR CALIFORNIA; MIDDLE AGED
woman DESTROYS Of joining her HUSBAND In California,
services families proceeding thither equ
vaent for her passage She would found decided aoqu
on she has been accustomed to travelling and for the
last two chief sewardess board
out VI New York. The beet city references DO ven
Please address s. H. Boz Ia Post office.
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

A CHhNCE-FOR SALE ON WASHINGTON MAR
public Scuss apply - S
YSsa snS .s
ID Sc. Of frss class Family Grocsry Store in most
to snserPs9s man. . n an 9
asty applications directed to Grocer 49, Broadway
ID Property Broadway will be Leased or altered for
Slss purposes 70 suit applicants; Apply 70
Broadway, up stairs.
FURsiNsIIsanaIElD,, HOUSE TO LET UP TOWN; WITH
syreeabls Possession given Immediately required xp
a. ssy store corner of Sixth Avenue aud
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LEr-A FEW GENTLEMEN
can be accommodated with pleasant furnished rooms
Franklin street.
pied y -. H tpS% South Ferry ~. ~ ....e''
EUsNIsnrD ROOMS TO LEr.rws ROOMS wlra
walker street to let single gentlemen or gen Gan
and his wife only. Apply as above.
HOUSE TO RENT. AND FURNITURE FOR sALs.-
II The convenient two story dwelling 70 Grand street
TO rent and furniture for 'ale mos. OF which = new The
To trouble the house will not rented unless the fur
nitgre sold Terms, cash Inquire on the premises No
OFFICES TO LKT.-A SUIT OF OFFICES. FURNISHED
~ Or untgrnhed to lease in building No. i Broadway
Nos in said building
ID OoMs TO LET, SUITABLE FOR OFFICES $50 AND
Ns7o per annum. Apply to GEORGE LEvIE. iGNassaa
street
u ooxs IN BRooKLYN-rHE ENTIRE SECOND
N separate connected in Remten street. .BsJOt
Ign Heights The location unsurpassed in the city APP
ply to A Z. BALDWIN, eCeasrstreet
CToRE TO LET IN BROADWAY. A LITTLE ABOVE
- Canal street. IS by CO. and basement IS by g. with the
most mpO,Dg from, On B,Ssswsy newly nttsd up Poses
| address D. r., this ofiee
CroPr AND LARGE BASEMENT TO LEr-sroRE
- Spring street. of Broadway, under the Cola
% by 80 feet basement under the la
qnre Of A. II. wAsHBURN, $50 Broadway corner Of
Spring street.
ITO sHIPBUILDERs.-THE SUBSCRIBERS OFFER
Tsmarss Timtsr suitable Tor shipbudng purposes aSo
q good assortment Of sawed Lumber Application may ee
made Aesrs CLARK Ogden lo6 Broad street. New York
or TO q. PARISH OGDEN 60, Troy.
ITO PAINTERS SALE CHEAP. If APPLIED
for Immediately. good shop having been occupied In
the above business this last Satisfactory
will be given for leaving Apply at 20 Sixth avenue
ITO LET-oNE LARGE ROOM. TO ONE OR TWO
Brooklyn,
ITO LET-To A RESPECTABLE FAMILY, part
one bssemsst and serssnV room Croton water &c., Ia
house No. 20 howard street.
ITO LET OR LEASE, WITH OR WITHOUT STEAM
j. s10UVKNEL a. CO, Glass Cutters. on the premises.
For Pale ots In Twentythird street between sxth
and seventh These lots alt excayaed ready
for building. Inquire OF STOIVENEL ~ CO. China and
GLASS Store No 90, Broadway.
WAL STREET OFFICE TO LEr.--A coasoDious
opposite Hanover street. Apply at Bartlett and wefords
Astor House, rroaawsy.
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IT, Religious Notice.-rHE OLIVE BRANCH
RAPTISI ChU RCH, the ccYDer OF Madison and VI M.
romsry. SIS, will be -oDeu ed SUNDAY NEXT, the
"a instant the usual hours Of service. Rev. JOHN
BOWLING ID ID, pastor oi the Hope Chapel Church IN
this ety. ~1ll preach N the meTnng Rev. MORGAN }.
hHEES pastor of the First Bsust Church IN tEe CITY of
Vii am, burg III m the afternoon; ard hev.
in the evening Col econs Will be taken ur after eseh
service IN and Of the Church MI ~ -
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Nem pnbIirdttuns.

LNOU II THOUSAND.-GRE
L LEyS LETTERS.
CHANCES AT EUROPE by Horace Greeley. Cloth
Price 81.
DAN MARBLE-His Eccentricities Couicalities, An
eodoes Sc illustrated. Price 30 cents The very book
to make laugh.
Companion to the Reveries of a Bachelor the REVE-
RIES OF AN OLD MAIO-i3 illustrations, Price SOC
Also. all the Philadelphia Magazines for December
GRAHAM'S-Very elegant Price IS cents.
GODEY S-Beautiful Price 25 cents
SARTINS-Sp Splendid. Price 25 cents.
All the Weekly Newspapers.
Every CIV publication Will be found counter as
soon as publ'shed DEWITT & DAVENPORT.
n2, II Publishers and Books
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Splendid Holiday Number.
SARTAIN'S MAGAZINE, for Dec

SARIAIN - MAtTALINE, Tor Decein-
~ bes is designed Io iday Number 1t contains iOi
pages Of Reading Matter, and thirty sir Embellishments
We publish only few from the favorable notices 1t
has received:
"Saitan's Magazine for December We can say without
danger egagseIatlon the most attractive and enter
tanning ever placed before the American public THIS rs
saying a great deal. know, but inspection Of the
asticie viii fully sustain the assertion
tSiaudard Akron. OHIO.
II every respect superior 10 any publication OF the
Kind we have set received IL contains hundred aud
four pages inerspesed with iii illustration woodcuts,
aud large number OF highly finished and appropriate
engiavngs The literary character OF all the contribu
lions above the ordinary standard Of such periodicals
The publishers Will lose nothing by the extraordinary ca
pese which they have incurred issuing number OF such
superior merit and Attraction statesman fhllaus
at cannot be too often urged families and literary
readers to send for Sar,an's Magazine You will get
about $50 pages Of reading MATERIAL oIgIual and not
les. than 81 ensrSvlngs The reading is all wholesome
and zee om that debased quality of literature com
monty found III the yellow covered shilling works
HERALD. Lancaster, Wisconsin.
eve have been acquainted with this Magazine for two
three ssrs past and truly that OF lis csst we
CONSIDER If the best that is published"
lIhe star. Danye, "
Subsciip t.on. So per year, Is cesnis a number
DEWITT y DAVENPORT, Agents,
nS2u Tribune Buildings, Nassal-s,.
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vTHE ENGLISH ANIMALS FOR

Il 1852 The undersigned have Just received, and
prepared 10 receive from the trade for the following
Lon, Animals for 1859
THE ROOK OF BEAUTY OR COURT ALBUM
series Of Charming Portraits Of the Young Female No
by Beautifully engraved by the best artists from draw
lpgs by John hryter Quartz, handsomely bound, The
SANE, with colored plates
HEATHS KEEPSAKE The Keepsake. Edited by
Mrs Power Lady Blo,sDgtons neee,) assisted by the
hest writer's OF the day The Plates engraved under the
supeun of Mr. F. ederlck Heath Royal octave
The CHRISTIAN GRACES IN OLDEN TINE
Sixteen beautifully Engraved Plates with Poeticai Has
traOns by Henry S'ebhing, D. d. Imperial ectsyO The
same, with Plates Colored
The SUI ply beng limited orders should be forwarded at
early day. BANGS, BRO N q ~,
Trade Sa Rooms, No. 10 Parkrow, New. fork Neyem-
her. 1881. NV " ihoa'AI"
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A PHRODISIAC PLEAsUREs.-Per.

IA Of either sex beng deprived Of ApAyosiacxi
delights, from debility weakness nsoprety, can be
edate1y restored 10 robust aud life BY "a
Bottles Of the celebrated IL
miraculous IN IFS Gecs this heretofore desmsd ueafabe
mslady that fills the bosom Of the sufferer with the most
entertained H. will the strength gives last Which
most unequyocay proved BY thousands Of cases thai a. ~
permanent established, the debility routed out and ss
planted by yeor and power Can DO had al No
02 Easau-s Il guaranteed perfectly harmless Pufso
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Second Edition
I YNCH'S NAVAL LlFE.-NANAL
IL LIFE-THE MIDsHIPMAN: OR oBsERVA-

-
TONS AFLOAT AND ASHORE. BY ". h Lyach,
s A.. author Of Dead Sea Expedition vol lIrno
=" 1t filed with portraiiures of naval me- and must
be read with interest both by seaman and lantisman
IN V. Tribune.
"Teeming with the thrilling casualties of haIr- breadth
scspes which beset the paths OF those VINO piow the
upchs fed bosom Of the oeep WASHINGTON Republic.
lie Darrates many things that occurred on ship and
shore. with thrilling interest" IN Haven Palladium
THE incidents Humorous and well told the style
s,n,pk easy and flowing" Hartford CouTant.
THIS delghtiul matter of-fact volume. for which
we uvltO great many readers" lChrIstan Intel.
IN has all the of INC dent OF romance, and VIII
draw cbtei upon the attention of every reader
[Ceurle' aud Enquirer.
THE CAPTAINS OF THE OLD WORLD THEIR
CAMPAIGNS CHARACTER AND CONDUCT AS
COMPARED WITH THE GREAT MODERN STRAT-
EGISTS-FROM THE PERSIAN WAkS TO THE
END OF THE ROMAN kEPUBLiC. BY Henry W
Herbert | vol. l2mO. with Illustrations.
"MT Herbert is Of the most accomplished scholars
in America and writes with force precision and ele-
gance rarely eoualed" Syracuse Star.
One Of The most finished and thorough books Of the
season" lSprlngneld hepuouc@h'
lie mas done his work we'll and invested the Generals
with new interest which will delight the classic scholar
and give Instruction all who desire 10 understand Odd
battles CHARLES sCRIBNER
n2I PITS No. i45 Nassau-st., New-fork.
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BOARD in SOUTH BROOKLYN

ROOMS.-Two or three very desirable
i = Rooms suitable for Gentleman and Wife or for
single Gentlemen. vacant at No q Barclay st.
nj TuIhkStfc
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THE NEyy-YOEK TRIBUNE

YoS CALIFORNIA, OREGON tsB THE sANDwIc ~ tNps,
Il vnb..cd the departure each Mai Steamer fol
Chsgres. Pnce 81 cents per copy.
GREELEY 4. McELRATN, Pre''shcrS.
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tR-PoSt-Onice New-York.-Notiee.-T The MAILS
Der u s Mail ste amer BALTIC will close at this office
on SATJ RDAY. the 22d inst, at 10 o'clock, \. NJ
Nov a. 1851 WM v BRADY. Postmaster.
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SCHUBERTH & CO. No. 257 Broad

a
Sway n, Y. European and American MUSIC DEPOT,
have published elegant and correct edition Jenny Lind
rnrfe national and operate Songs for and piano,
from q 10 Is Recently published b. rs tor voice with
RlanO Abt Asaihe " " hen the Swallows, l3c.
SchubeTth, Ave Maria Sic; Ricci, Valse NasatDe BIC
Can,hal Star of Home, lSc. Ksecken, Oh vert thou
Uine. 3lc.
Krebs Home, CSC Krebs. To Adelaide, BIC.
Mendo Ssohn On Wings Of Music, $50, anu The Parting
Hour, l8c
andpamtner Standard Beaver $50. and the famous Or
lando Song con posed ~ iindpaintueI, SOC.
On hand collection Of the OF German Songs WIN
English Words by the celebrated composers, Sch cherta
Memberships Knecken Krebs Lndpainner. Spohr, Res-
sleer Lnbad Speyer Schumann, Fesca, ReneAe, Spoh-
hGitZ. W ebheT. Neyefleer, etc.
Recently elegantly published 10y Us for the Piano:
NJ SiTakOSchs Bne'te Musicale, 23c.
II. gtrakOschs " La Confession" ldylIe. DOC.
NJ SirakOsch Swee theaTt's Polka, JOc.
Rank ems New Costume Polka. 23c
Hauser's Musical Fund Hall Polka. 33c.
McndelssonS SIX Songs. without words Book, NO DC
Hurgmuer eight American airs easy RoDdos each 29c
OurIumense stock VI Music. for Voice Piano. Organ,
Violin VIoncello Guitars Orchestra etc Che greatest
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aud crate and small ailouing, may De had Sc
raraelv togehe and with board IN aprvate iamly al
No "a West Eleventh st. near Brosdway References
EXCHANGED. ZN'
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Cost.

I OST-At Chicago, Oct. A. supposed to
have been taken by mistake from the City Hotel,
BLACK LEATHER TRUNK, marked s. N coataLAing
books ins uments and apparel Any lafofnatloa
thereof will DO thankfully received and suitably rewarded
by JULIAN MAClLL Chicago, OF rHEo y, MOSS.
Philadelphia. nSiw'
ROCKET BOOk.-Lost last night, a
III red cove,ed t-"ket BOOK, containing Rseomn,snda-
tions &c OF NO use but Hos.l NJ 1s wh'sss.,l-
turn Il 10 7. c. Norhgmberls Ho'''' W. - xs ~.
st, will be suitably rewarded. - ~
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III Religious Notice.--or LORDS DAN next,
Rev s. BACKUS VIII preach m his Church on McOou-
ya he deaths OF the forty To sixty precious Youths
tl,d At the ard School on Greenwich Thursday
last sergicts Will commence at p. VI The fr Mt pews
viii be reserved, and open to tie afflicted who 'sy be N
attendance. me- IL
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miscellaneous advertisements.

w find Letter containing information To his AA-
snags at the Office OF the Atlantic Dock Company. No.
4 Broadway. azi -
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THE NEWBORN WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

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a GTIIDE TO the FORMATION Of IL

ABRARIES.-G p PUTNAM has recently Published
THE BOOK BUYERS MANUAL; A Catalsgue Of
Toegn and Amer can Books IN every department OF It
era'ufe, Science and Arts, with Classical Index One
vel 8vO half bound, 75c paper covers, 2oc
~ To COLLEGES Academies. Publ: Llblares Book
settlers and purchasers IN quantities asnaDe anu Hpera
disco ut will he made from the IN the catalogue
Copies he Catalogue supplied gratis 10 purchasers on
Olt exceeding s. IN amount.
q PUTNAM continues the lmporta non OF foreish
for Public InsulutIoDs DUTY free) for the Trade
foT pryaIe hdvIduas The mOs adysnt&s Gus te ms
An extensive COLLECTION Of VALU ABLE BoOhS; On
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CHALMERS LIFE-Vol 3.-HAR-
y PER & BROTHERS. publish .his day. NE qiRRS
OF IhE LIE AND WRITINGS OF THOS. Ch hi
WIZ NM Sa5pa ID Vol iii NE ~ pa5er Is
In this third voume Of the geography Of Chalmers Dr.
Wanna has performed the dsc1h TASK Of relating the
history o. Dr. Chalmers p.bc aud con;r0vsTsalst ca
reer with great good sense and Judgment ,,,;.or
This voF-ae is rerhaps re most interesting that has
vet ten ts,b,h.d OF nr Chalmers Life 20 DR. Hsu1as
wok grows more add nrce exec literary poat Of
view proceeds and ne at Of extracting precI'eG e
meIs' own jonrnals and letters is very h4yy ..,.
HARPER x BROTHERS HAVE Just PUBLISHED.
! JOsYDICk OR TIL WHALE, BY Herman Mel
yllo iSmo Muslin, 81 80
II SpTaIIUAL DEGENERATION with -efererce 20
Present T,,es hsrge delivered 70 the Clergy Of me
D,>cese Of Ohio n the Thirty forth Ansua Conyeh I'm
p. S"1 a1,r D,cces sya nsn.- n,lce ri cents
sII THE FIFTEEN DECISIVE BATTLES OF The
WORLD from Marathon 10 Waterloo. BY Z Greasy
iT The HE YoTNG CHRISTIAN BY Jacob Abbott,
Forming vol OF tie TouSs Ghssan SeIf 1 The w ay
20 DO Good Very greatly improved and enlarged with
LIVES OF fHE QUEENS OF 5c &c
Fneh Processes Ell with the Regal Succession OF
WI" VI TIE Ii LILY I ASD THE BEE-An Apologize of
the Cystal Palace by saml. warren ESQ $, author
Of Tie Diary Of a Phvs,css' Now and Them" &c
2 vi RUE and MTsRUIE OF THE ENGLsH1N
AMERICA, by the author Of Sam SLck. the Clock Ma
ker.7 The Letter Bag" "Atache;" Old Judge" etc.
wi VII ' RHE = history or The RESTORATION OF
MONARCHY IN FRANCE BY Alphense qe Lamartl I
Beng Sequel to The History Of the Grondists Vol l.
"' TX FOREST LIFE AND FOREST TREES; Com;
Adventure With descrp tcns Of LAUNDERING Operations
By J,hn S. Springer With numerous Illustrasons lsme
<. THE NILE BOAT; Or, GLIMPsES OF THE
LAID OF EGYPT BY Vim. II. Bartlett. With en-
8yo. muslin 81 mall
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TIN: NEW-YORK TRIBUNE

FOR EUROfkAN CIRCULATION
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Liverpool prce Q! cents cery, 50 year, ~
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alluded.
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TIE SFyf-WEEKLY TRIBUNE

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81 ger AMMAN 40 copies for s. Ton for $50 AdvsTs-
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u Mount VeFn0n SOCIII SOIFt Tt HIN
GIVING NIGHT. Thursday, Nov "a. Tickets 81 THs
proceeds be devoted to School Fund az Mount VeTno
The public are invited attend TIE original lnis't
Drummer viii present and perform on the side drnf
riclers for sale at II l.. Smith s, No Murray 81; j.
Connie, ford,s No 45i Broadway Hat Finshers URen,
No Al PaIs row and sicCafIel's, No 3lj Bowerg.
Nv order S MUNSON, President.
nj l. SMITH Secretary n2I w.
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nfsusow Detieieusly IL Dresses the Hair stops
nssoss cures paiSIuf &c. Try JON ass Coral Hair
- s'id ONLY al No. 400 Broadway, for IS.
Hs,hiro Remove Sunburn. Tan, Pmnles Precsls,,
Scan ~. &c, wash with the true jOVtS,S Cben,csi
xad 81 "ses dark yellow. sunburnt skin clear white
buy II oRly ~ No. 400 Broadway. INV
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Uante0.

a Wanted in an extensive
Water Cure Establishment. delightfully."- located Adj
dress Rev J. OGDEN WINNER. No. Plane St. New
.rt n mo- Wt
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&IO OOO TO $1,000 WANTED

" u VeVVO To IAFIIAITSIN and MIN
CHANTS-A Loan of $1,000 to 81 OOO wanted on the
curty of valuable Patent. having Important connec-
mon with the Commercial and Mercantile Interests of the
country. liberal premium VIII be gwen, or the party
advancing the money may have proporilonae share IN
the profits Address II B Tribune Office. n22 "a
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THE NEW MODEL HOTEL.-Fur.

nished Rooms from rs TO los per week Snsie bed
ded rooms per nsbt % cents including lights asadshse
SC &c This admirable aud well Ashed aud ventilated
building has provedb the public patronage has and 10
receiving that IFS supeTioy cleanpess and order are
proyeIba Those desOus Of having genleei and retired
home will find snch the Hotel Junction OF Wih'am
North william and Frankfort So, one block from the
Park Open during the night. Inc corner Store, An 81
ceent stand let lease Also store ana Easement,
suitable for most KINDS business Inquire in the sce u
The Hotel (np- stairr) Ms ims
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sVO IMPORTERS of SWISS WATCH

u ESand bfANUFACTU RERSO EWELRf -Aueh-
tensn having fur the past ave yenrs intimate business con
nectons wh the Jew eiy trade Philadelphia wbhes 10
extend hrs business by selling the above articles on conis
son His place cf business central Ia, ne Trade, wsi
secuted from ie anu has Ie'sou sleeping IN u a. hsnl :"
guard against robbery Satisfactory references VIII he
gwen. Address r. of Field Johnson, Nc d b.a-
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DRACTICAL METAI-WORKERS'
THE CLIPPER YACHT AMERICA

Il BROWN i SEyERINS beautiful PRINT OF thus
vessel receives the unqualified approval Of the
builder Geo. Steers. Esq IN the following note
NEw-YoRK, Nov. !. 1851
Messrs Brown k'Severm Gent,emen-I consider your
print of the Yacht America correct every respect and
GEO STEERS. Builder
For sale at the publishers Office No Ha Fulton St and
AZ various print stores. &c. n,olw'
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DhNO-FORTE.-For sale, splendi,

oh SAT-, opiCu0fL
7.Ocaye Piano IN modern rosewood Has been ina
only three months and will be sold at great szcrce
the further for IT, Inquire Of w. A.
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h)ant employment.

4 5 good plain Cook and frstrate Wash
er and honeT by respectable Grl. with ample re-
feTeIces Please call No 32 Shst. near Avenue D. IL
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n& franklin Building Asaociatien.-Economy
~ eeAdshonof ealih II hree dollars paid nonh into
saakin Building Association Will IN the Of
vnn.,ieae for such tepositOr thesum OF $3.50 All who
est purchase home by the agency OF thus Asso-
tco - acctnpliSb the space Of time None are
tss,. aoas too rch to avail themselves OF the adyan-
RESnsv offered. meeting Will be held on WE'D
Hai si EVENING next, NOV. 90 al Washington
Hee,,s,Ss OF the Bowery aud Hesterst. entrsnce In
are su,sXj,a o'clock Ladies well as gent.emen'
sects attend Addresses explanatory Of the oo-
ilsa. ASSOCIATION, Will be delivered by several gen
~'h- crlee No Is Spruce-st
SAMUELF BAPTOL, President.
CZpoxn w r. MOODY. Vice Preside nt
--.oNp, secretary nlg lta