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Sales bp Anrilon.

4. ~. MERwIS Auctoneer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER & CO.
Trade sale Rooms. No 10 Park-rOS.
MONDAY. Nov Y. 1851 and fOlo wing ddys ~ he week
REGULAR FALL PARCEL SALE OF ESGLIsH AID AsERI-
CAN Books STATIONERY, &C.-B X. Il CO. ?lnOuDce the
sale above and solicit c0nsgnments OF cooks, Station
cry sc. Particulars for tic Catalogue sh Jud be furnished
INN edia'ely.
The consignnents from E.glend are nHmsrogs and at
ractive embracing superb collection of choIcc Books
and the sale VIII afford good Opportung for The
posal Of Annusis ard other illustrated Works. sged TO
the Holiday The Catalogue viii be ISSUED at Ar
early day 90
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ruF NEfV YORK THIBUNE

ouroEviA. OREGON AND The SANDWICH IsLANos,
N"ass,.l IN tsc departure Of each Mal steamer ior
-. TfiCe - .Gnt, per cOYy.
jazz GKsELEY & ~ ELRATH. frOisners'
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d s. HOUGH. Auctloneer
L7URNITU RE. &c.-THIS DAY, at

10 AN. "a No 81 Beekman-st, a very large assort
# New md Second hand Furniture will BE- sold 70
the highest bidder % pay advances, consisting 10 par Of
sofas bureaus SreLch bedseads mahogany chairs. rock
pie chairs bedstead DO carpets glasses, odds
and ends sale positive % ~
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b A. Chiffon. Auctoneer.
EXECUTORS SALE of valuable Real


EXECUTOR'S SALE of valuable Real
Estate belonging ~ the estate Of tho late As-
dubon E,q situate tie 18th Ward VI the Cy Of New
York and bounded by 5Sh and 18th sts lth aad s'-
and the Hudson RIVER, with the entire water gn,
from 18th - iJ3h-st the whole Dfslng about 200 iu
Lots Of Ground two commOdious Dwelling Houses aud
Cher Buldngs-COLE < Chiffon will sell a. public
auction MONDAY Oct 10, 1851 at u O'clock, a. tho
Meychants ErchsLge toe ab0ye val able property II *
beaut y located lear l52d station ofthe Hufsa A'
er Railroad and steamboat from the DOCK 100, OF
I-st 10 the business Dsrt Of the city. VIII De- sold IN
lots with large privileges and On LIBERAL terms ~, .
FOR partIcuiaTs. apply to '. O. Audnbon f.sa 70 ~
Ilisrty.s. or Of the Auc.oneefs No wall 81, New
YORK. where LfhogrsDhic maps can ne mad
Persons desrou. II view the premises VIII tss mo
Hudson River Railroad at Chambers AZ and A.
VI and 2 A. ard r. NJ returning leave % " ,ld.st
Al "A fO ard 10 A. VI and % aud 10 y Nor ~ the
tsaonboat Jenny Ind from Chambers 81 Pier. a. 81
y aId ~ N returning leave fOO. Of j3th. IT. u and
2 A M a1d y. III f5JI) OF "
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Just pubiished-Se Second Edition
IN TUE CAIISE OLE NAII Rail

nN TIE CAUSE OF NATURAL
~ DEATH or. Death from Old Age-Deyoioping
new and CERTAIN method Of preventing the consolidation or
ossfcaton OF the body ar'cres Sc and Of thus ndehn-
tev uroongiug vigorous elastic and bu0, ant health. show
ne now "a keep Young Sc &c and OF rendering iaturi-
ton easier and safe.
b. HOMER BosTWICK, NJ. d,
Author OF the Family Physician Hints 10 PHYSICIANS, and
various work on delicate Diseases, etc. etc etc.
The above the tile OF tho original and yal1ati, book,
and Judging from the aattenng notices which 1t has re-
ceivcd from the press It will be read by every who
wishes to pruloug hls life II i Parl0r BOOs, Intended
for the masses especially LADIES' old aud young For sale
al the publishers ~ Broadway, and by the author 5oa
RrooIv,av puce IS cents $50 Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

~ Anniversary- Daughters of Temperance
wh hod then A9nNers9ITy at ne BIosd%SI I4 I
JAMES HARPER VIII preside. Addresses o. Rev ); \
COREY. of THIS city. Rev. WI n MIL8uRN,, Of Mobile,
and others Muse by the mon Singing Assoclat on ms
VIII Dee a meeting OF unusual interest, and the friends d
Temperance are invited. Come one, come an, ana MI
the Tabernacle It's ut"nost capacity. Tickets ~ Genus
Doors open o. O'Clock Exercises commence a y GOES
BY ordo of The Committee. los 2t'l T. DlkEM ANSect
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10 SIKH Ward.-ln pursuance OF the caii oi the
Mhe {, neral COMMITTEE, the Wings Of the TN ware are
hereby nouted that a Primary Election Will be held on
THURSDAY EVENING, the 9th instant, between lhe
hours OF and O'CLOCK AT the Wing Headquarters Branch
Hotel No So BoNeTy elect DELEGATES u the foo"lhg
Conventions VIZ three Delegates TO judicial CONVEX
ton FIVE Dslcg To County Convention lOur elesaes
To senatorial Convention, five Delegates To an Assembly
Cony ,Lt,sn four DELEGATES To District Convention 70
non aate Justices Of the Justices Court aud Ponce courts
Is Zen O.rates g. select candidates for Charter OF
"'o'9' "' ~ " j HOOPER, Chairman
=, c,,~~,.... c...o,aYv ~
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u Twelfth Ward.-In pursuance 4 t1e call n ne
No. Genera ltte. WINGS of zee Nltt ward are
h.1.5v tited that a Primary Election viii re held IN
TEI RcDAY the 9th instant from = c.lc Ga oA IA
n 81 p "a Il Frst's Hotel 4t1-ay and i2ih S. Harlem,
10 elect Delegates the several nominating C0n'ealn-
Tie Election under the Inspection 81 the t"' @s
ispsc ors MeSsrs Esiis And Sogdli, elect, and J0-1
CI.elan appointed by the Ward Committee
Hy order of the Ward COMMITTEE
MARCELLUS EELLS. CAaIrman.
Cu.prrc ( NIrtITR Secretary % D.
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Ia riahth Ward.-The Wing Electors of this Ward
are reauested meet pursuant u the Gail n the General
Committee, IN their several Districts, IN THURSDAY
MORNING, Oct. 9. between the hours o. and O'Clock,
and that the Election be held by ballot. aS follows, VIZ
T. District, Pheasant No. a. HOward-st.
IL NktnCt, Gherii'S. No. 81 WOoStcTSt.
III District. Klcin'S, No 81 SullWan-st.
~. District, Hca2oldOns. \a'Ck, cor Dominic k-Sl
District, Belsws's. No II Charlt0n-St.
VI DISTINCT Boyd's. Hudson, corner King st.
VII. Distnct. Taylor's. No. 236 CanalSt.
VIII DatIict kcllys. No 43l Washington -.
To elect The iolewing Delegates. VIZ
A DELEGATE from each Distract TO form Ward Conven
elect three DELEGATES To the Judiciary Convention
elsct Delegates 70 she County Convention.
Deicg fr1rl each District 10 meet IN senatorial Con-
yent0n the Broadway House On 18TH Oct al y O'Clock
PM
DELEGATE fyom each District 90 form Assembly Con-
vehton 10 meet At HagnS No A. HOward-St, ON 10TH
October INST Al 7. oclockP NJ sad Convention to con-
Nst al eleven members.
Delegate iranl each District % form Ward Conven'
ton % hve Delegates t. District Convention 70
Justice of the Justices Cuur and Police Justice
SAID Deegages to meet AZ Hagans on Friday evening,
10Th OVtooer, .; O'Clock, oCtooSo sad I'VE Delegates
Delegate nom each Distinct to form Charter ana
School Convention. to meet at " Hagans, No. a How
ardst llth October al u O'Clock Z M SAID ConNen-
hen 10 consist OF nine members.
The Delegates selected the Ward Conventions 10 elect
Delegates the Judiciary aud County Conventions VII
meet evening OF Their election, a. "Hagans al u
O'clock, for orsaGz2tion
By order OF Ward Committee.
J WELDON FELL Wee Chairman.
HENRY G BIN4s Secretaries. o8 9ts
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to 70 the Domocratic Wing Electors OF "a .
Il TVLNIU N AID lie Was Elec.ois % enc NJ ;
VA c he ge.y no,if cd nat. D. pursuance f the )
'5't.on # The Wing General C'Gml'ise Pr nafs
~. n " d 10 held THU tSDAG. tbr On instant .
~ c..rch IA Four,h.st between Aveunes and ID, 90
BIC, Delegates 70 the various Conventions
'' The pos slll be oJsu foG. o'clock 20 o'cl3c
=. NJ. By orcer. JOS-Fh AbhOl' 'hAi n
IlrWLET SyilH, SEC ~ a.
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w Ninth Ward,-The Democratic Wing Electors OF
Nh Ward usSted 10 assemble a The Beecker-
=. h"9se, No Us hsscker-St., on THU kSDAN ENEN-
wv oet al y O'Clock 10 elect (in pursuance OF call
he General CUnnntteel three Delegates TO the Judiciary
Sesssnoa Ave nelcsatc the County Convention. eight
DesSses 10 The Senatorial Convcn I'VE Delegates TO
'ns pSIct Coaven;0a - nominate JUSTICES eleven Dele-
s@ss 70 compose an Assembly Convention, aud ard
Neir afng Committee II thirteen 20 nominate Ward and
s.neol ohcers. BY orGeg # tae Ward Committee
ienry J. Raymond Thes II. Brown.
Nal2n Dunnng WIN. F. Noble.
Semre Frost. VIM Ii. Hauled.
nsetr Peterson, John y lloyd,
Van Oiden. Peer Young,
;anss ". Booth. Eugene Ward
Lsske Creg0r Mcdonald.
DAVID MihA,n JacSD ]. SeAring,
Stefge p. Nielsen Heury HaIt,
Nelson nayer Jackson Lawrence,
~ u. Srulh j. Abraham Cummings
yeAAA Cseges, Asa s Crosby,
Janes W Far DAVID II Dck
feerh Morgan. Peter No1rhiS,
!oaa KeyseT q / Wardeu
~ Adenor. \. N. TIlton,
NH~s :. WngAt. George Colyn,
James OWSss.
yeiN A. OaEGlrR. {,---.---
Jas. W. FASR. Secretaries oS2,'
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VlHE NEW MODEL HOTEL-Fur-

h n,afd Rooms from I-stD Us. week; sing Oedded
rooms peT nght . cents including lights attendance
kc n admirable aud well lighted and ventilated bulld'
inr las proved the pubic patronage has and y re-
ceiyns MAT Us superiority cleanliness d oreL are Ptosei
b Those esirous II having genteel and retired home
VIII ind such he Hotel. junction OF William North
v liam lnd Frmkfort-sts one block from the ParA-
Open during the night The arse Basement ana StS,s
suitable fr Barriers shop aud Baths TO LET Or LEASE
ut
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~ Ninth Ward Democratic Nhig Commit-
VIA pnrseeAce Of The direction Of the Drlnoc raiic
wntNsneia Cemuriee, the Wing Electors oi the lAih
NJ are hereoy notified that E.ec,ion viii Ne held On
heDAf, Oc.. ~ the BleecGorSt House ny ba'ioi,
pt'sSaies % he various Conventions - follows tas
20 the Senatorial Convention Ave pelegass 10
CSonss Convention Three Dele a'eS Il tue Judiolay
eohsen,sn Five Delegates the Detric Convention 10
Tl<s Justices Of he Justices C0ur and Police t@nt'
g. Doegaes 70 t4e Assembly Coaventon taI lA'1-
"a essaes to the Charter COnyt nsoa Ter the SeIe''S
- AsfleI and School cheers
70 polls vail be ogen som A. VI. 70 2. d..
L. a bSrd,u, Solomon Hanes AMI Phlp Farringisa,
-~sSee'e!s. B. order % toe Ward Committee
,. GEORGE b. DEANE, Chairman.
CHAs. S. oIxirY 6>cretsnes u7a
w Tenth Ward-DEMOCRAT ATTIC WING PRIMARY
NJ ItoN In pursuance Of Soe recommendation Oh tas
Nh Sthefai COMMITTEE, notice Is hereby gNen 10 'he
vii siestcrs of the Nth Wud chat Primary Election
q. ~ n.d Al No. "a ludiow-st geU OF Essex haINe,
d., hSDAf sih Of oc,, from 70 oolook, T h 10
gates 70 the sevcfal nomDans Conventions Ihs
I,ss gentlemen have been appointed Inspectors o. me
''~"1 Hor2iio Reed :. q. Be'iS. John Mcdonald.
~ oiGfI VI tat Werd Committee
r.. A. h. DOUGHTY, CAaAnnaa.
X mepossoVGH, SECRETARIES. osas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

~ sc>yenth Ward Whig Primary Meeting.I
The Whirs @, the With Ward requested 10 asset pc
~ ,he School House No. IS Henry ST on THURSDAY
bVENiNc. the 9Th inst Al y o'clock Tor ne purpose OF
ctnr IA. various Delegates 20 the several Convent Rs
,n nu,,aanr, Of the call OF the General Committee
Nv order Of the Ward Commlitee,
DAVID WEBB, Chairman.
los 4 Sims Sacretrry o8 q
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~ Nineteenth Ward.-The Democratic Wing Elec-
tons II he KIM Ward requested q meet AT Smiths
Union Cottage Broadway near i9h-sr., on THURSDAY
MORNING 9th INST, 10 elect Committees To the lnH"N-
inc Nominating Conventions VIZ: lst Five Delegates to
The County Convention I'd Three Dele gates to Judicial
Convention; Sd Five Delegates 10 District ConNe mon
4'h -Four Delegates to Senatorial Convention; 3h Eve
Delegates Assembly Convention 9th Fifteen Delegates
To- nominate Charter Officers It'll. Nine Delegates Z, nom
mate school Officers. Polls ODen from sunrise until
O'Clock Nj JAMES BOWLEY. Chairman.
W. CArT,yRrcur Secrctary o. 81
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y AND pERiODiGALS.-A YOUNG Nan al present 81
pfruirnu4 tur aIuc ui tWO new sp2pes, wiShcsO EN-
rllr H, leisure hours writing wrappers OF IS copyls
lie U.s. also thoroughly acquainted WITH bookkeeping Adj
r,e.e 4 & IT. nm, once o8 JtM rh&S'
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u, The Morkingman,s Building Association.

organized under the Act Of Legislature April 10Th, SOL
Subscription stock shares Will be received az the Of
flee If the Association No 400 Broadway next door 70 the
Art Union Price Of shares, $500 IN menthly payments OF
81 JOHN LANDMARK, Pres
GEO. W. ANDERSON. Secretary.
n b The office viii he open Monday and Friday eve
nngs until o'clock.
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rDr cCNT-v EEKLY TNtBotE

.s.dersfv TUESDAY al FsinAy nor e Pres
b vHfos~s -r,,o cceise g.. 60. Ten icr sc. Aassr
3 pI' % .,,.is q me ior caci. ncerlor.
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CHARLES s. MILLER. Secretar, %

80 Thirteenth Ward.-Pa,suaL,to ne rec 9masndac
non Of the hg General Committee. tie wing EesOrs II
of the XIith Ward are requested TO assemble AZ IhaLan
Hall No ~ Grand g, on III RSDAi EVENING, 9ih
st al 7 o'clock 20 elect ballot three delegates -
JUDICIARY Convention five delegates 70 COUNTY Consi-
ton delegates to Senatorial Convention 81 me ia
Seafe District eleven delegates u an Assembly ConFel-
ton of the h Assembly District kiln Ward I've dee-
gates D. District Convention If the Nth DISTINCT 10 nfnl-
nate Police Justice and Civil Justice; aud I 'lttce
Of twenty persons 10 nominate Charter ana Schol
Officers for The KILN " ard.
The Poll VIII opened at n Ococs. and KEEP open i1r
half az hour under the directO Of the following named
Inspectors VIZ Gilbert Dayton, Thomas W IhoH, and
LANES nIahou b. order of the Ward Committee
OBADIAH NEWCOM8, ChaEman
Tuos 4 Com II SECRETARY o62
t. Fourteenth Ward Primary Eleciion.-ln
pursuance of the recommendation n the wing General
Committee notice hereby gwen 70 the WING bee ois u
the XINth Ward. that Primary Election WI pe hell AZ
the Is and Ci.y No. 2l2 Grand-st., GA IHURSDAf Ot
O. from to p Al 70 elect Delegates 70 the several No-
mating Conventions.
BY order Of the Ward COMMITTEE
J. b. SCOLES. Chairman.
{. I. MEYERS, Secretary
g. ". RIcHARDS,}
WALTER WELSH, Inspectors OF Election. ,o,,.
A. FLEMING, 90 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

As Cook. Washer and Ironer. or a re-
~ .rectstle Yolrr Woman ia n II rrlya'e family
Can te seen far dsys Apply a; tae corner q
ia -nd AInlrs ISIS, :, III Brooklyn. g
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

Mir G. X DICKINSON, the celebrated and popular Tri-
sedan from TIA Thcaers Royal. London Edmb1r- Gas-
cow Liverpool and the principal Provincial ThFaters 0
Great Britain and Ireland val deliver series Of Dr-
matte headings IN the Tabernacle, Broadway on ND
NESDAN 9Th Oct. 1881, ShakspeTes Tragedy OF IA Il
LET. OnFMDAY, loth Oct, 1851, Shaksperes Tragedy
of OTHELlO.
Doors 10 omen at = o'clock 10 commence ~ o'clock
precisely Admission 81 cents to all paris OF the house
Tickets to be had tie Taremacle The Hotels Music
Due notice Win be gwen to the public Of Ia nnaon
of Tho sorles. s5UW-
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A : PLAIN Cook and II assist in Washing
n 'ni rorfns ~ re-9ectaAe Young ?T'tes az Giri
Is ot Ctamreru-d anc after. tn bet OF rsfersnct
non her situation SIC has lived i-r the as ~
resTs Cal d. n $50 NasEingoa-s san BE- seen a tt
DAYS -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

NURS Els Wanted, six experienced
Y English Nurses for thi, city and South Also
an English -,ofesscd Cook Also, a Butler Apply -
enc, al Ne. liS Grant->-. o9 Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

5 COOK, and 70 assist N the Na,uIH5
= Y and irouirg by O. respectable Y uas Women Cal.I
en- - ra.-r- &c Has good cts references Apply u
NJ 81 1871 81 between IN and oh-afs. Ca - seq
tao aars ~
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v,O FEMALE TEACHERS.-Want-

ed q single lady 90 instruct few girl IN English. and
10 give lessons II Music Dmwng and Painting Goodt e.
,mouals viii be 4lred. and COMMUNICATE n tl' T. T.
Chucn would be preferred Inquire at No. 81 McDOugal
o. between and D. O'clocs M % ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

4 : COOK, and 10 assist IN washing an'
ironing ~ respectable Protestant GTl Be- q en-
references Iaoa.re at NJ 60 Avenue Il, I'd moor zen
room. between ttn ana 7ih-ss. az "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

TNO DOPT-An interesting female or
i phan child - months odd. quite healthy. Apply 10
Mrs. MILLER. No 30 Sprins-st o5N'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

As CHAMBERMAID or Nurse, and plain
- Sewer. ~ A respectable Young Woman Can ne seen
for days al No % pearlst 81 oor back room Coed
references gwen % ~
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SERVANTS.-Want-

e5 first class private Waiter. m experienced Coos,
a Chanberuaid a .'ress, lanndreSS situations now
ready Apr, Immediately n No. li5 Grand-sI. 81 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

4 : Cook. Washer and lroner, BY very
"a exrene0ced Young woman has The hes, O.. . ref
srences Apply al Ne. IA C-eenwlch-aY. % ~
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NrW-YORK TRIBUNE.

ytEE NV OhN 49, IT 1900
<sx,Xy-TRY fsOENiNG tSVNIAs sAct, -O1l-
~. fsIsgsD poitmSes cokSts Or sISY'A Nv ~"
ato (',ts cabsf no ~ .or iZl (ts.1 per ssoA'
49, ,,ei,f iL0y Goa pay IN adyssSs a ae Desa
~, .feasss ~ = wax =. - sane Iae SIf ,",i's'
81 a.. h.s MAJ .,ssr - rlve Doltst7 nef ~ nun "a
~ tt"c b-crrfrvs taken ic- sys -s1rtns h9r tafce
dNs, sa ThSCe Tso'.lTs n acya1so nc J - a. ~
Eg.h3 p ,1try Ts.erarers DAILY rcT3 rfce.rel
sssns 80 =. va tenrs Re angler han nose p ne
y toR -. -. ~ ~ "a any HierrsTVe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

to Eighteenth Ward.-In pursuance Of the call Of
the Democratic Wing General COMMITTEE, and iy oler OF
the Democratic Wing Ward Committee Of the ANllith
Ward, the Primary Election viii be held on THURSDAY
the 9ih INST, rsn \ NJ. TO 2 NJ At the south west
corner of the 4h ay and 23st for the election Of Dee
gates to the following Conyenlloas, VIZ
DELEGATES 10 the Judicial Convention.
Delegates to the County Convention
Delegates 10 the Senatorial. tonvt ltlon
II Delegates to the Assembly Convention
Delegates TO The DISTINCT Convention
10 Delegates to the Charter Convention.
inspectors Of Fiction. ~
WIN LANDER, Jr.
l.. BIIGEh,
VIM ROBERTSON. II.
DAVID PERRIN,
C8 2s WI. RUDD.
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DATRTCK SHTA.--Intormation Wanted

III DA I "
ofPATR[CK SHEA. lie Is 10 years # age. Lett the
City nj New. Ncrk st of r lost o. work on iam IN the
and has no. since been heard rom Any oimaon
re>ut dung bum , De thankfully received oy TIMOTHY
SHEA "a. \, , Tltfle Wa'er-st 81 3DNltM'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

u To the Electors of the Fifteenth Yard
Tho Ticket headed WM B. IRELAND IS the ticket u
vote 1t clear from al Office holders and all cA4ues lIa
ZINC m rule the Ward 90 IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

4 5 CHAMBERMAIp. or 20 do general house,
work IN a small private family. BY respectable uns
Woman. She the best Of references. Apply d; 81
6ta ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

4 : CHAMBERMAID. Waiter. and Seam
stress bya very respectable Grl she j. hfsi [l'e
washer IroDer an GIVE the best 4 reference from
her las; place Can a. the crner Of Butler AID II u -.
South BrO-klFn. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

AS good plain Cook and good Washer
4 n and lroner, b. respectable Young Woman. Has
good city references. Apyiy at No. o. Bankst % IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

A : CHAMBERMAID and SeamstFess. by a
- respectable Protestant Young Woman. Has GOOD
city reference Can al NJ 31i Wesley place MuinerEyst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

- hest of Servants. As Cooks. Nurses, Mattresses,
Seamsiressis Cndmhernaids. Housework Girls Sc Nc
40 6r Men and Bows - WATERS Coachman. Porer,,
&c The hes Office for GOOD servants. y y. Em9Wment
Once NJ 418 Broadway. lo3lt.l I. p. SAUNDERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

a EhNANIS.-Our patrons and employ
- general. respectfully informed that a 60
number lover fCl OF good servants ere nov r"sier'd o.
tfr IL ce a waiting for safllne-soe 81 every amos
icslt0n ~ various nations, They are carrtdy selected
rom ou 0 appcln's and are the best class OF servants
inns cie affords Families who employing unSd'isiic-
tory servants have good OPPORTUNITY e. change tor the
e. y. ST. between Bleecaer-St and bhay, ot
~ -. D. VI ELMORE. Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

ROY-BOy wanted, II or - years Of
sce-cne who whites good land. mi reside WIN
- ,aienls Address Boy ~. 1si-Omct ~ J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

4 : frst-ratc Cook, by 4 Protestant DUNG
p . woman Has ~ oh ec;ou 10 assist III Washing ald
tue Can le seen fof twO days, AZ No @i5 Slu,t-s -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09
Wante0.

AS Cook, Washer and lroner, or a:
i u Nurse IN small family, by Protestant Woman
the best city references May be seen Tor I'VE DAY
from 10 To 8 o'clock. No. Pearist Sd moor iron
rc.u, 90 It.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-15
So the bill was ordered ODE engrossed
and read a third time on Monday.
On motion Of Mr.. Morton, the scna'e
adjourned until Monday morning.
SAruapAY Jan. Il, 1851

SArunpAY Jan. IL, 1851.
8 o'clock A. M.
In house, Petitions were read and
disposed Of as follows: y.
By Mr. Guiberson, petitions q cut
zeps Of Dallas and Jasper counties, ask.
ing the permanent location ct tie seat Of
Gsvernment a. FL. Des Moines = lad On
the table.
BY Mr.. Blbbitt, petition Of citizens o.
Marion county, a>kirg the permanent 70 10
ration Of the seal Of Government at H.
Des Moines-laid on The table.
By Mr.. Goodenew, petition Of citizens
Of lie State, asking the passage o. law
prohibiting the sale Of intoxicating drink.
as beverage; referred to the special
committee having that subject under con,
slider alton.
By Mr.. Robinson, petitions OF citizen:
Burlington, asking tie passage OF law
% amend the charter OF said city - referred
| 10 the Representatives from Des MONIES
loounty. srsssv s~-va--s
! a., r,nt;,,n af Samuel Riggs: -
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-15
FRIDAY January 10th 1851.

IN .SENATE.-Mr. Cook, Presented
the petition Of George Goddard and &c
other citizens of Cedar county, praying the
passage of a law restraining swine and
sheep, FROM running at large in said coun-
ty. a,sa
Which on his motion was laid on the
fable. .s
Mr.. Morton, offered the following res.
oluiion:-Reselved, That the senate con
cur in the resolution of the house Of Rep.
eesentatives providing that the general
assembly adjourn sine die Oh The 2Oih
inst. aa
Mr.. Shields, moved that the resolution
be laid on the table, and on this question
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-15

SATURDAY morning, Jan. IL, 1851.
IN SENATE. Mr.. Leffingwell, pre-
scented hcfpetition Of Reuben Seymour
and II ctl}y praying gran, or The right
OF way frot Calnanchc TO Council Bluffs
TO the Can uche and Council Bluff Rail
road comb B.; which on his motion was
referred u he committee on internal I'M
provement
Mr.. Lee, 5, presented the petition o