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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-15
SURTON'S THEATER, CHAMBERS

IL ARNUM'S AMERlCAN MUSEUM.
- Admission 25 els Children i2l cts -wEDNES-
DAY, Oct H. Unexamped triumph OF the new local moral
Drama the celebrate KOSINA MEADOWS. In the al
at 3oclocs the popular piece Of THE DREAM AT
SRA In the kvenr A. y o'clock the thrilling moral
drama Of ROSINA MEADOWS, with ne~ scenery new
pIop critics and new accessories All tue Cuncstes TO be
seen as usual at all hours dsy snd evening
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A STOR-PLACE OPERA-HOUSE.-

IN THE LAST FIVE NIGHTS OF THE WIZARD.
Farewell Arrangement OF Professor ANDERSON, the
great Wizard Of the NoIthlncr eased a,traction.Men
day the 18th TUESDAY the lih Wednesday. the 18Th at
3P Nj, Grand Day Performance and IN she evening at
oclock Thurday. the 6h aud hrs last appearance in
New York on Fnday. the i5th October when he Will pro
coed 10 Philadelphia aud commence Monday. the goth
INST Prof ANDERSON begs most rely to thank the
of Newior for the patronage they have 10 ber
ally honor ed his SOIREES hNSIERIEUSE with during
past aud trusts his eKertions have met with
their appreciation Prof begs also state that IN
quence of the great demand for seats he has
ranged to have the box Office oDen that purpose irOm ~
A Nj to6P without any extfa charge and an early APP
pieaion recommended ADMISSION to all parts, 80 cents
Special NotIce-A persons having any claims against
Prof Andeon, will be pleased 10 send them ia the Aston
place Opera House for ad ustmsnt before Wenes
oi3lts
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-. u-,u,ue NJ ARRANGEMENTS for solemn

IT, Prcpramme of Arrangements for solem-
t F6I1 4 : '''' -
selected TIL KSDAY the 10th INST a. the dav Tor soem
nz DE the obseques of the late Lieut. r. M Floyd OF
he Fms, Reg uent NswYOrk Volunteers the following
m be the oder Of arrangements and ceremonies on the
occation ,,.I ~, - a
feu the COVE rnas Room. Cny Hall ~here they will re
pose under The guard of detachment Of military during
The night of WedbG day at II ocack M OF Thursday,
hen HE PROCESSION Will form and march their order
follows: ,u.,,,, ,cco,r
Composed of the following Companies
WASHINGTON GRAYs-tmOuhtedJ
Under the command Of Gait VarIan.
Under he command Of Lieut.. Meyer.
BAXTER GUARD.
Under the eSIlmaId of C fe6t,I DySk G9
Under the command Of CAPT, Hagerman-
ASET nc comm Ra and q CecS nps Yo6dy
TIE REVEREND TIE CLERGY, IN attendance
Under command Of Adju,ant McCabe'
As Guard under arms of Honor
Re Pan HEARSE Bearers rae
orr, Frs and MEMBERS Of LIST REGIMENT n. y. VOLUN-
TIERS mot under arms
Relatives and f Re%a OF the deceased
Moor-Genera SANFORD and staff, with the Officers Of
FIRST DIVISION New-York State Militia
MAYOR and Members of the COMMON COUNCIL.
HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS,
And other Officers Of the City Government
REeORDEE CITY JyggE and 1 cGFsTy ATTenSLf
With their Officers.
Citizens generally.
The procession will through the east gaze OF the
Park up Chatham St to the BOwery through The B)wery
and Grand st Broadway. and thence down Broadway
and State 10 the South Ferry thence to GREENWOOD
Cemetery. r-.,
ON arriving at the Cemetery, aer religious ceremonies
three volleys viii he fired over the deceased
COMMITTEE Of Arr11gerrents
Jonas + Conckln James ~ Bard,
T TsaTss J ni Bsrf, 5 l. Ward. 49,.
Major General Sanford invites the officers of the Dvl-
sion 10 assemble the City Hall IN full uniform tds-
mouned) to attend the funeral Of Lieutenant d. FLOYD
late Of the First Regiment N Y Volunteers, on KS
DAY peYt, the l6l inst at IL O'Clock A. NJ -
The Companies proposing 10 form the escort VIII report
for orders 10 he Major General.
By order Of MAJOR General SANDFORD.
X C. WETMORE, Division Inspector
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NTOTNG MAN-Wanted Immediately, a

Il young man capable Of managing Steam Engine and
other machinery supennend ng workmen and keeping ac
Of work done Sc and be wiling TO WORK himself
If he has Ser0 50 Gee 10 nves he can have an interest
the business. His money secured with interest Inc
business permanent FIRST rate references Will De re-
CURED None need apply unless the' comply with tho
above. Apply to MR. HOWE. No. 80 Coolest. ol3 $40
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SCHUBERTH & co. No. 257 Broad.

&CHUBERTH e. CO., No. 257 Broad
- way, n, Y European and American MUSIC DEPOT
have published elegant and rect edition. Jenny Linds
ayOrits Onal and operate songs for voice and piano
from d cts 10 Is Recently published by rs for voice with
ulano Abt Agathe. " v hen the Swallows" l3c.
SchubeIth Mara. Sic Kcci. Vaise Cava.ine. 13c.
Canthal Star OF Home, lSc Kuecken, Oh wsr thol
mue. BIC
KreDs Home 3sc Krehs. To Adelaide, Bic.
hendelssohh, On Wings of Musc, 36c, and tas Parting
Hour, l6c. 80
LndpaIntner Standard Beaver 3sc and the famous Or
landO Song composed By LindpaIntnsI, soc.
On hand collection Of the gems Of German Songs, with
FIgsh Words BY the celebrated composers, echuberh,
gendes=bn. kgecken krebs. LndpaInner. SpOhr, Refs
sger l. nbad Speyer, ScAumann, Fesca, Reneke, SpOa-
hoiz. Weber, NeyeIbeer. etc.
Recently elegantly pub shed ~ Is for the Piano:
M StTskOschs Blueie Musicale, &c.
NJ strskosch's La Confession" ldyle 5oc.
NJ S'Tak osch 5 Sseeiheaf's Polka, SOC.
Hsnten's New Costume Polka. DC
Hausers Musical s und Hall Polka, S9c
NeDdelssohns Songs without Words Book, No LIZ.
BuTgmuer eight American Ans easy ROndos each PC.
Ourummen.e stock Of Muse. for Voice Piano, Organ,
Violin yolncel0, Guitafs Orchestra, etc (the greatest
and selection the nIted satesJ We re-
specially recommend 70 the public.
sCHUBERIH CO. Publisher and Importers
s2t 2mMNkS
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A S good Cook by respectable female,
~ " IN best of references. Apply at No 8 fork-st
oli 2tt
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AS Cook Washer and lroner or general
~ Hous' mad and TO DO sewing by respec able Girl
can come with b,st OF city reference Apply al .D'
lsdlsOnst. Oh "
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MAN.-Wanted, 4 Young Man

of good address ieht ard active and good talker,
to attend and explain the auabe article exhb-
ting a tho FAIR. The Patent Elastic Highland
Swing" the most agreeable means OF exercise ever m
vented. and an VI failing for dyspepsia Apply at
TUTTLE'S Emporium, No. 3i5 Broadway, where the
SMng may be seen. Ol9 w
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THE NEW MODEL HOTEL.-Fur-

II nshed Rooms from I2s TO los week sagle bedded
per night 25 cents ncludu Lights. enhance SC
&c This admirable and well lighted and ventilated build
has proved by The public patronage has and is re
cevns that It's superiority clean neSs and order are proven
bal Those DESTROYS of having genteel and retired home
Will find such at the Hotel junction Of William. North
illiam and Frankfort-sts block from the ParN-
Oren during the plight The large Basement and Store
suitable for Barbers shop and Baths TO LET or LEASE
90 lms
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~ Daxis,s Hyperion, the Hair Preseryator

10 UaNINk TyVFTIUH, tHF ItdTT ITCStT dtUT
and INVIGORATOk.-Peas read the following certd-
cate Of It's virtues from W A Townsend, OF the firm of
Sirirger & Townsend. No 2l2 Broadway: Mr.. DAVIS
Sir Your Hyperion IN the estimation OF my family has
become an Indispensable article My personal bservaton
of MS effects warrants the expression of most favorable
OPINION of It's virtues The less of the Hair serious
though IT NAV be Il superficial hyslcal defect and any
agent that viii the important end Of its
ton IL desidor with all who not uunindul Of
the beauty If Gods robest work venture the Judgment
that no article vet offered to the public better ADAPTED to
the specific Oh ect INTENDED. than YOUR Hyperion Yours,
W A TOWNSEND, No 222 Broadway.
For sale al the principal depots. No $751; Ludlow 81 ,
e. II Ring. No. 1872 Broadway. Also for sale by +. 81
Iuon No 1877 Bowery p Knapp. No 362 HudSon'St. j.
h Dodd No III Broadway + LYON. No 472 Grand St,
New-York Mrs. HAYES, No. 10 Futon-st Thomas
HAYES No % Atlantc-st Brooklyn and BY Druggists
generally Price Is cts in large bottles ol5 tn
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Amnscmcnts.

NIBLO'S GARDEN.-Madame ANNA
~ rHuION resoectiuly announces that her first
BENEFIT N America AID at appearance IN Nes-fors
will take place on THURSDAY, Oct To-. on which occs
dian vii appear The re fpfmsnee val commence with
the favorie comedi,tia 81 HOW TO PAY THE RENT !.
titled TIE PRIDE OF THE HAREh-Rclalana Mad
ma Thlllcn. IN which she vii sing Tbs Woman rules
ycu still" and a scena Auher To conclude NTH tbs
second act OF THE DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT
ola
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rHE SEMI-WEEkLY TRIBUNE
rHE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE

s..xAssbed sysTv TUESDAY and FRIDAY moving. Pnes
"A neY srmnu Two copies for s.. Ten for SIC Adver
ysneris 6 cents = l. he Tor each insertion.
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NO SURVEYORS.-A Young Man,

Il familiar with Surveying wishes TO obtain employ
uent He Is a good DraughtSman and can draw or copy
maps plot notes Sc and render himself Of service 10
HI, employer either If doors IA the drawing once
81 car Rroadvav olt Sc
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II 5. SCHOOL AGENCY, No. 293
4 Broadway established lSil-patrons interest eur
interest 81 procures SlC0 Negotiations daily by the best
Institutions FAMILIES and Teachers Results NOT SUBJECT To
onr control CAPITAL furnished by the patrons. deposit
of Ver cent years compensation procnres the
full amount more engagements Apply early
with the morey postpaid personally If possible REFER
enc.s exchanged. Office hours. 70 Y and to o'clock
ol5 lie F. II. WILCOX, Proprietor.
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4 5 Cook, by reS2e table Young Wo-
a man Is a good plain Cook. Washer AID lroner
sos good Paser n IA. dong the general
work Of small private family and has no objection 10
short d..arce the rOrutV Best Of ciy rsfe zee
gwen Apul5 atNo. 10 Charton-st., New-foik Oh
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OLYMPIC THEATER.-WM. HER
~ MANS Benefit. Two new Farces and one Comedy
Ard between the acts
l. FANTASIA on airs from LNcrezis for the Concertina
Composed by Bis grove, executed by ANNE ELLIE OIL
YER, telgbt years old
posed by G. Case OILS Ws
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'TO PARENTS and PRINCIPALS of

Il SCHOOLs-A Lady, eHpenenced IN reaehng
and well qualified 10 instruct thoroughly IN the FRENCH
spanish German and Latin language and all the branches
OF a good English education. including Algebra and
Mathematics. and also Drawing. Painting and other
acqun ements, desrous 10 Obtain the situa
ton either Of TEACHER IN respectable Female SEMI
nary. COVERINGS IN private family. The best
testimonials and references Of the highest and most re-
spectacle cha'ater both IN the City and state OF New
York can be gwen Address {. A" box l,oli pest
Once CITY of New-IOIk OIL lw'
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6peeial Notices.

~ The Judiciary Convention will meet at the
p,sadvsy House on KIDAY EVENING. l7lh inst, at
"a oelsek. y. u bhADF ohD' |"'hi"in
cas- sx ogTy {secretanes. Ola
~ second Ward.- The Wing electors Of the lid
v.Sd no were previously notified 10 attend NEE Inc on
Tuaa, evening Oct H. requested 70 meet az the same
time and place ON THIS "Wednesday EVENING. CIR,
Gums have made the change necessary Bring an
SOM irenos you who opposed to outside dcaton
~ he Affairs of the ward promp action may save us from
b,nr Gtd colony of the list Ward The punclu4
atl,bdance Of ali parties interested IS desired.
Nv order of the Committee Oh "
~ Fifth Ward.-The Charter Convention met pur-
susnt to the orders the General and Ward Committees
Al V,ghts Win Ward Hotel Oct -, 1911 Organized BY
appointing Andrew " LEG0ATT Chairman, and ALDEN j.
HALE, Secretary. - -, .;
ResOtUtd, That WARREN CHAPMAN De uecEueu uhaii
Rously IenoniIn ate0 for Alderman 80, ~
WLeIeupsr the Convention waited upon Alderman nap
man aud rendered hun the nomination. and he declined
TIE Csmml,tee tkefeupOn returned and nominated
For Alderman.
JOHN BOYCE.
For Assistant Alderman.
JOHNF. kODMAN
For assessor.
CHARLES MCGOWAN,
FOR COnsdbieS.
JOSEPH JENKINS, CHARLIE, f. WATTS
ANDREW W. LEGGAlf, Chairman.
ALDEN J. HALE, Secretary, Old IT,
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~ur NEw-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

t,sae "a ever SATvRt.I MOANING, al the Zoe prce CT
49, ,xnamin advance Eghl topics ior $40 or twenty
70 one address fer zee, aa the paper N case con-
49, beyond he tms fer which i IS paid. Atver Sc
49, p thx shee. viii 3e charged 20 eens per Inc eaeh
,~<~7o1.
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Badness and Gray Hair-hypefiooh
Tins decidedly the most safe and cen cure for diseases
OF the hair such restoring and promoting fresh ana
luIuant growth where badness has taken place erad-
cat ne all du and scurf and where the HAIR mas ne
come gray bringing back to it's original color IL well
know that the latter disease often occurs az an age when
Is quite unnatural caused by violent action OF the BRAN
such affection deep study, anxiety Of mind Sc
which create inflammation causing the haT TO fall on by
The the Hyperion this disease removed and com
pete reaction takes place restoring the hair 10 ITS former
hue and lmpaIng to II gOssnesS Of the most brilliant
description - -
To he had of A. b ID SANDS No 100 Fulton. II Rush
ton CLARK X Co No 1913 Broadway j. MIlhau Co No.
1883 Broadway; Wm II Cary Co. No pa Pearl st,
Y aud by the druggists and perfumers throughout the
world Ot3
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As plain Cook. Washer and lroner, by
~ spectacle Protestant Girl, private family. Good
e. reei gwen. Apply al No 2l3 l2th-st corner OF
Broadway, over The grocery store. Oh IL
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AS Cook, BY a respectable Young Wo-
~ man in a private family Understands English and
Anthem Cool ing and Pastry. Good city reference ID
be gwen Call to No. "a James 81 first floor oio IT,
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~ Metropolitan Building Association The ne
books Of Subscription TO tins Assocat1n the ctpal OF
which limited 10 only one million OF liars, VIII con-
open all this week at the original rate OF entrance,
woikng-men and for whose benefit the lnsti-
tuition chiefly designed are invited 10 avail themselves
of this opportunity themselves and families
Homestead which Of fortune deprive them
Of without their consent The subscriber VIII fur-
NH copies of the charter and give all such inform mon rs
be std apple alton at the Office OF the Associ-
atom No ACC Fearl-st
The Office 10 open daily from 10 o'clock A. VI. until
o'clock NJ and will be kept open Wednesday Thurs
day and Friday evening of thus week from until .
O'Clock. BY OI0er. ...
oI5 81. SAML JESSUP, Secretary.
re- The Western Farm and Village Associa-
tiOn meet this and every WEDNESDAY ENENINGi al
n O'clock at the Mechanics Institute Rooms, No "A
Bowery Machins's. Mlwnsh's Iron Founders, Saw
yers Blacksmths House and Ship Carpenters, and other
Mechanics well Farmers, solicited to give TINS
matter their serious consideration. -
VIM PADDOCK, Presideat.
THOs X. ALLEN, Secretary. Oh IT.
70 Shirts.The friends and patrons of the Shirt Sew
ers Cooperative Union informed that they may obtain
Shirts Of their manufacture at Re German Tay,ors As
sociaton Store No. BoweTy, the Taylors Cooperative
Union Store No 50 Chathamst and at their Depot NO
9Henry st. Mrs. r. LONELAND, store Manager.
ol5 2tW&Ss
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SCHOOL for SALE.-Wanted, a pur-
- chaser for a fourishing English school tmale For
particulars sppy to JOEL B. PURDY, Gfoser, corner Of
TraBkLb and Church sts Obj 81
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IIEALY'S UNION PICTORE

iii t. 4 II UNTVN TTN UKE.-
i , The Exhibition Of Heays great Picture Of Hon.
DANIEL WEBSTER ieplyins to O'.nefai HAYNE on
Foo e's Resolution IN the Sc A., in Iaao VIII eh has
drawn crowded assemblies Of e elite Of Boston where i
has lately been exhibited SOW OPEN at the rooms Of
he naloba Acsoey u iIesgn No Cos Broadway, Oppo-
ste BOND o. ana Continue open for few weeks only
open H.m Of. TO 10 p NJ. da'y Sunday etrected)
season ucsets 81 single adm sson - cents
MT Hsaiy, at the solicitation OF many friends and adj
mIes Of this great work has contemplation the pIoduc
VoI OF splendid Line Engraving Of the above to he
cutsd oy The abes masters OF the art Europe subscrp-
tons TO Inch will be received at the ans hour Of
the day evening ol5 ~aa
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YOUNG MEN-Wanted two enter
4 prsng Men to travel and dispose of the right of
valuable Patent To INDUSTRIOUS mea an opportunity 10
realize least 50 $50 per oilers None need Apply
coed reference and who have not t1om
500 to $500 at command. Address TRAVEL, Tribune
Office. with name, sc. Oh "
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A S Cook in private family by a respec-
~ table Young Woman She IS a good Cook, Washer
aud Ironer Can give the best Of city reference Apply al
No 3l2 9h St. opposite Tompkns square Oh IL
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r.,- Emiarant Intelligence ONCE and Labor

r. Emi9rant InteiIi2ehce OIHce and Labor
Exchange IS and 81 Canast-, New York This ofhcen
abshed by the Commissioners OF Emigration, where can
always found numbers of Labores and servants at
very low and persons can have theI orders
aled by writing 10 the Superintendent, and sending the
necessary the passage Of the parties required
No fees charged TO employers. JAMES r FAGAN,
ny2 MWkEtf Superintendent.
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wEW-YORK TRIBUNE
r NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE

s,,sHkp EVERY MORNING (SUsnAT s1csrTEpl-
psssxp -aIppSg BUILDINGS, CokNSR oF SPRUCE AND MAJ
~ sau SITS. opposite THK CRY HALL,
x.hx.r.d 20 Cgy Subscribers for Ia Genus per wsea
they ereseE. they pay IN advance ~ tho Desa
~ ncrths or a year a. the same rate sing cor res
- Cents Mail Subscribers Five Dollars per shnun II
1,neos Spsscrip'isns taksn for sK months r"r tfes
49, n 20 Thiee Dollars advance REQUIRED IN AL ex
49,, with Ccaaiy Newspapers DAILY rai%Is receivea
- sts once whose terms are higher Khan 'A"te o. me
1900 are no. allowed any difference.
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SERNANTS.- Situatlons wanted, forthe
- tes, Of Cooks Homework Girls LaunGresses Nurses
Stamsresses CbanbeTlaGs. Mattresses &c, &c Also
icr Men, as Waters. sc Man "aRts place 70 grJ-
ceIy Man and Wife wishes % q 20 the country
farm. New York Emplog ment Odce, No tfS Broad
way fol5lt'l I. =. SAUNDERS.
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Mr.. John Seton.

NIBLO'S-Manager. Mr.. John Seton.
NTckets 50 cents Pfysfe Boxes g. WEDNESDAY.
Oc'Cber IS Second these years, the one at
piece EugiI>A called he
THREE FACED FkENCHMAN,
In which Gabriel Will i've different speaking char
acteis. TIGHT ROPE,
ty Gabriel the Rave Family. ana Mons Bleasm, after
which, the Chr ese Panfonme of
KIM IA,
Or the Adventures Of an 1fronaut,
In which Miles FrancA Fsncols. Gabriel and the entire
company Will appear Concluding with tnrsi time thus
season. the great performance ol the
BEbOlIN ARABS
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a. A. Bakers, No 80 Beskman-sl Is the place 70
E.,SN,s,1e Dress bc0's made TO order. Of the ot y
~, ealhkin, With patent spring sh.nSs. for - 50
"a "a hcoss sane puce. dOuble-sol-d water proof Boots
sorts .tneh Qattht leather Boots, 81 80 A god as
o''aeht Constantly IA hand OH 3tMWXSs
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Just from college. after years course OF studies,
wishes Tor thu situation Of Tutor private family or re-
Spectacle academy Is fully competen, TO instruct IN the
LaiIn, Greek English and French languages Also, IN
Ma hsmaiics, l. gics sc. Address j. b Tribune Ohce
OILS 81
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pOY.-A situation wanted by a Boy L.
wears Of age to 60 Of errands to do the other light
work Of an office Address J. l. c. Tribune Office. it,
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MUSICAL EVENINGS.-Mr. f.. G..
BRADBURY respectfully announces that he will de-
liver Muse Lecture at bis Rooms. No. 4l3 Broadway.
corner LspenaId IT.. WEDNESDAY EVENING,
commencing at O'Clock subjsct-Who can and who
should learn to sing All interested invited To attend
NOW OPE N-THE NAPOLEON
l. ' GALLERY, M the rooms Of the National Academy
Of Dss On. No. G63 Broadway opposite Bond st. % ims
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SlTUATIONS-Are wanted for two

&lTUATIONS-A Are wanted for two
- English aud three American SeanstIesses and Nurses
three English one An eIican and one Weeh Coos one
Cen and two American Girls for general work,
and Scotch maids aud Mattresses Also about
hDfy Protestant IrIsh and forty Catholic lrsn Girls for
every branch Of They are carefully selected tom
several hundred ard many Of them have excellent chaTac
Please apply the Select PToies an, Agency
No.7 Canume - near BleeckeTst at the Old Society
Agency" No 100 Chambers 81 the only Offices eIieR-
Iey alroniz,d by respectable families and aIsi class ssr
wants O!3 Be
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AS Cook. and to assist in washing and
u ironing hy z respectable Young Woman FIRST
rate Pastry Cook Has good reference. Apply at Nc q.
25;h. s. between lst and 2d avs. olo Hit
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As COED plain Cook, by respectable
~ Protestant Woman who is good asher and lrOner
Good reference can be gwen Call at No % Cannon ST.
Can be seen for two DAYS. Oh ~
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10 Attention, Veterans of the War of 1912,
Is and "A AT ENta Meeting Of the Corps. held at
Head Quarters. Military Hail, No 1913 BoweTy, SasuT-
say evening oct. n. 1t was unanimously
Reso.ted That meet al the above place the dav
psni,d by the Common Council at l0t O'Clock. 4 M to
pauclIate the reception Of Gen kO,su,h. the Hunga
Ian falnot. The CommSndant respectfully invites all
those this City and domng States and Co antics who
served tie United States IN The War OF 1872 TO unite with
"a On that DAY. with Cockade ano Eagle on Hat.
Side aims viii be ui ished for thar day. BY order
HENRY RAY MOND, Comdt.
A. DAILY, jr., Adjt ol5A'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-15

DOY.-Wanted. a stout Boy to run of
errands, Lamp sttre Inquire at No 10 John-st
ol5T
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-15

A : Cook, Washer and Ironer, or to do
~ general housework nv respectable Young Woman,
IN small private family. Good reference from her
last psce CAN at No 80 ia nmersle ST. IN 'he basement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-15

AS CnAMBERMAID and Laundress, by a
N respec,able Yourg Woman She understands French
u ng and the best city reference Call at No
SO Madssnst Of Pike m the basement OLD IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-15

a CHAMBERMAID or Waitress, by re-
n spec,ahle Young Girl: would assist. If needed in
washing Call No 81 l3h-st, between 5th and 9TH avs
obs 81