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COMPARATIVE PHYsIOGNOMY-wnl

III
~ he published Saturday, Oct. l6, IN vol o. il.as.
trated with 80 Engravinrs- price - COMPARATIVE
PHYSIOGNOMY. or Reseub anees between Men and Ani-
maG BY j. ". Redfed, VI. d., agtho! OF Outlines OF a
New System Of Physiosnnmy. &c:
NOW READY.
ANCIENT EGYPT UNDER THE PHARAois by
John ksnriok. A NJ vols. i2InO- cloth. Price = -
Afro. PHILOSOPHERS AND ACTRESSES by Ars ne
HOussaye, author Of Men and Women OF the r gltenh
Century with beautifully engraved portraits OF 'osIe
and Madame De Parabre. vols limo. CLOTH Prce = u
Also, MN OF THE TINE, Or Sketches Of LIVING No
tables Authors Architects Artists. Composers. Dsna-
EOeues Divines Dranasts Engineers, Journals Mon
srchs Ministers Noyehsts Phlanthropsts, ans
PoeE Preachers Sayns StatesDen, Travellers, Noyagrs
Warriors etc etc Ivol. limo, cloth. al %
is REDFlELD, Clinton Hall.
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70 a Chance for our Literati.-We are in
formed that Mr. STRAkOSCH offers premium OF -2D
the be poem for song b. sung by Adelna Patti
Subject: The Chds Prayer" II is 70 be longer thar
three Of lines EACH and is 10 be set to music by
S1RAKOSCH himself Communications to be addressed
him. directed 70 his Piano Emporium No GO Broadway
New-York, until the 18th Of December
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4 : CHANBERNAID or Waitress by Young
Prctes, female well recommended. Address NJ, Box
No. IO55 Post-Ofioe.
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Ncm publications.

a TTRACTIVE FRESH PUBLICATIONS.
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AMELIA. BY Fielding. New edition, ilustTated.-Pnee
s. cents
VIII be published next week.
ADVENTURES OF LILLY DAWSON By the author
Of " SusSn Hopkins" No - Broadway.
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Cost an0 1ouuo.

l OST-On Monday, Oct H. supposed at the
Il a FAIR OF the American Institute, o PORT MONNME
containing money bills the Butchers DrOycrs BANK
lb raj reward will be- paid Apply she Office OF TllOM
As DARLINGTON No. lo6 Broadway, corner OF Pue-st,
New York.
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4 s good Cook, Washer and Ironer. bya very
~ experienced person with good city reference from her
Inst situation. Apply No II Ith-av Can be seen Tor
tvo days.
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Tickets One Dollar Reserved Seats Two Dollars.
Reserve I'd Seats (pnce Two Dollar be had the Mu
sic Store of VIM. HALL son, No. l39 Broadway,
ncr Of Park place.
To all other parts Of the house, One Dollar, for which
numbered seat will he given, be had Of SAMUEL g.
JOLLIE, No. 800 Broadway.
It's nth extreme regret that the Manager nj these Con-
cers compelled that, owing the
applications for Tickets for the ensuing Concert the Free
Ls-with the exception Of the Press-Inust be entirely
suspended
Concert 10 commerce of O'Clock.
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4 : CHILD's NURSE. and for plain sewing. by
~ a respectable young Woman. The best of reference
for character and capscy BE- gwen. Inlrire No 81
Brosdway il the store.
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rsy- Six,ecn,b Ward Churubuaco CIub.-Our
MATHEW McDoucAL, Secretary.
~ Twentieth wnrd-To the Citizens of the

~ Twentieth Ward.-To the Citizens Of the
Twentieth Ward without distinction of party;
Immediately previous TO the elections of 1851 large
uunlor OF persons deeply regrettng the OF the chief
Iotico parties in the Ward, formed themselves into
l,oc1tion STYLED the Twentieth Ward Political Reform
ArOcintion, having in view the following objects:
let rodicel reform in the manner of conducting the
pumary meetings for nominating charter and other officers
I'd correction Of the abuses prevalent the Polls
the DAYS Of election and the of the
peaceful exercise of the right of suffrage.
3d. The enactment Of Registry law.
9Th The suppression of all illegal and improper of
money for eeciionecrng purposes.
h The enforcement of existing laws for the security of
ron and property and for promoting the observance OF
the Sabbath.
eth The nomination 10 office of whose character and
shiltes are satisfactory pledge, that they WILL when
s.ctea cary out the objects of the Association.
With the principle they entered the field Political
Reform Party and had the contest been far one would
have their candidates They believe there no
tuse for effort the ensuing elections and do
row present the following ticket for suifages put
1ether in strict accordance with the above standard
For hssembIy- GEORGE I; LEACH
For assistant Aidcyman--JAAlES KEARNEY.
Fer Assessor--JAMES MUIR.
For Constdbies
JESSE SEAMAN, THOS. HAlGHT.
Inspectors Of Eiectip4
Dia. I-THOS. CHENEY J%O. r. REMSEN.
ia. Z. SMITH JNO. :. KETCHUM
III-JNO. j. TALMAN, H. q. STONE.
VINO ERSKINE. VIM BEDELL.
N-BENRY II. MARITIME, JOS. BANKS.
p s. RcFuar meetings are held Gt Llmartinc Hail. cor
Every citizen favoIing the above principles earnestly
collected to cooperate with the Asaociation -
A. X. TROTrER President.
}. O. sEwALL, MD, secr,tary
"a Free Democracy. A'tcution!LTHIS I'm
day. FNENING Oc Is at ~ O'Clock, JAS G; jazz
Iese Rooms No. 81 Broadway, True and False De-
mocracyn Gentlemen and led,s are invited to attend.
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4 : Cook. and 10 Wash and Iron. or do the
"a housewuIs Of private family By one; and Cham
BERNARD ana Waitress Nurre and Sea1lsrcs BY the
other These girls are very erpe-enced ma hsvc excellent
city reference Call At No "a 6th-sv in the bookstore
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A : Cook in Private Family, by one. "a mid
~ deased woman and a. Ladies Med bv the other an
do hardrssng 10 pertecon tine wishing and ironing,
French tutinE &c Would take nurses piece travel
with lady. These females very experienced. and have
excellent city reference Call No "A 6thsv. the
bookstore.
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Il opportunity OFT red . those anxious % ca
gage In the above business The we known cs+abishmen
occrti,d ly the ate T. y Il. uveile No. Carmne-st
for upward OF twenty years and doing most excellent busi
uess Is lit red for sale to close the estate Apply -
CHARLES :. BENSON, Executor, No. ~ Bieecker &C.
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N,0TICE anNLNG COMPANIES-Thr

n OIII J. ~ MN INN IUMI iNIT+o--I HItt
INsTFAM ENGINES, MACHINERY, &c, for SALE,
AZ Fen.Lg.ou HulterdOn County. NewJersey The tsn-
lnaton no CeLt M1g Companies otrr tO- sale, Z
grtat sscrtce all their valuable Mining Machinery il-
uGrs one ID Pressure Engine q enhorse power with
boiler oue h hy finished one Of forty do with four boil
eIs ore recently built by McssTs Nlnaegs Nchoan IT
Trertn u the bet manner two hundred hOrs- pJwer
with two boilers also large English improved Crusher
ana srpuersuces: eieht nch Puuger Pump
inch e. WI OF hundred feet inch Life Pump.
OF one hundred feat aEda variety o. mining Tools ant
terrs Il TIE Mines To EXAMINE the Machinery apply 70
MIR JACOB CARKHUFF. and for further D,nlculrstO
lie FL NINGTUN COPPER COMPANY. No.5Cl-pea-
ter's-ccurt PHI sdeipila-
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no DRUGGISTS, &c.-The proprietor Of a

4 concern n the Drug. Dyestuh Paint and Oh trade
doing retail amt oboing business wants % &c ont
Location one OF the very bs d greatest th0ro1gare "a
The CIV OF NeW-Ior6, rem low, ttJre, &C barge WITH
everv rroaon md Affords great fri.es for i1cr-a
ng he trsnsss and CARVING c country trade also To
mn yLo hs ! cash capital Of $1,000 ejoD this
desirable opportunity IL IS requested haI none but parties
hay the required amount IN money WI o2Py a. none
No "a Post Office New-fork.
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As WET NURSE. by a respectable Young
"A Woman with infant six months old Apply Ct the
Office Of The Adrocafe and Guardian No p Brekmln-sJ
the Home tor the rrendless, 5Gth-si. necr 4-h-av
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Wauis.

4 : PLAIN Cook, Washer and IrOner, or as
"A Chamher'nai a. bya young Woman; has objecGon
70 take csre o. children IN private family Cal ~ tha
corner OF Fhs and 6thav- third floor back over
the store. Cry reference can be given
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nICKENS'S BLEAK HOUSE-Part VIII.
O-HARPER BROTHERS, No. so Pearl-st- Franz
hn-sguare publish this day
BLEAK HOUSE. BY Charles Dickens. l2rno, with II
lusTaiions Publishing Numbers Part Ill Price IL
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As CoAcHMAy and Gardener by middle

a = 'NI'''''' "II'I ''ttI HVI' ~. q IIII'I'ItD-
Man. that produce the very best Of city
reference 20 hs honesty and capabfy no objection 10
country; has experience in this country the
last eight years Addr A. y. L. Tribune Office
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TOR SALE-A frst-rate Grocery Store,

4 well stocked and good stend few miles from the
CITY, one OF the best stauds IN the would tlke
hail cash and half IN merchandise. Address CALIFORNIA
tits flee
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DOARDlNG-A very desirable FROM Room
IL and Bedroom on tn oond Hour vacant a NO.
IS Bmcay-st suitable ior family party II three or
four gentlemen.
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nolitiral Notices.

~ Scott Life Guard Association.-An ad-
or.rCd Meeting viii be held THIS Friday EVENING,
IL "A o'clock at Constitution Hail. No $50 Broadway, for
important business All who have served with Gen Scott
ue invited TO JON.
WILLIAM II. BROUNE, President
Fus" J %SDo""ELi' Secretaries,
U scott, Graham, Hunt, X ent and Victory.
The Nth Ward Scott and Graham Climb will meetin Conn
ell their Headquarters. Marion HOuy', No. III Wcst
Broadway THIS fFridayl EVENING al u O'CLOCK
Ogden Hoffman James ;. Theycr, II. j. Raymond Thco.
Tomnson and others invited 10 spoak Several songs
psy be expected from Messrs StoughteDberg nd Missing
The Committee of Arrangements for Grand Mass Rstca
MEETING IN the Hid Congressional District viii meet
1t the time and place. JOHN b. FRlNK President
JONI L. GEIB, Secretary.
~ Fourteenth Ward Ratification Meeting.
The Why's fihe XVIII Ward are requested to meet
THIS friday EVENING. Oct 10 at n o'clock, at the
Ycbspjcs fall Ncs I58 and l60 Hesterst TO respond TO
,he nomination Of DAVID VAN1EN Esq., for Assembly
rxT Sixiecnib Ward ChurubuscO Club.-Our
rehts we dare and viii maintain Down with Spanish nso
krrc ard protection 20 American interesfs-Ihe above
Cluh win NJ, ct at SCOTS Barracks ON FRIDAY EVENING
he 18Th. at y O'Clock. AArsses by MessTs RAYMOND
JO8EPH RUSSELL, President.
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TO Prepare for Wet Weathcr.-A. BAKER,
No Sc Beekmsu-st, manufactures order Boots of the
hest French CalfSkn, light stout Cor 80 81 Double
sol,d NAterpIoO - 50 French Paieut Leather Boots
Is 81. A coed assortment constantly on hand
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uyuE BRYAN GALLERY of CHRISTIAN

Il ART containing a seres Of authentic PAINTINGS from
the most celebrated masters in chronological order from
Guido de Sioune AD l22) down 70 Horace Nernet' wall
he open for exhibition THURSDAY, October T. at the
Society Library Rooms. Admission . cents Exhibition
hours from "a NJ. to 5 PM. and to 10 Pm.
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Chances for Business Glen.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY-The subscriber
"A being extensively engaged in the lumber and timber
business ha, ing four yards situated Mott Haven, Norris
ana Mount Vernon and Fast Chester, which require his
utrentt NJ atniiou and finding that the coEsant care
and anxiety much for his health. IS dssrOus Ut DIS
POSING OF TWO OF them Either those situated al MOrr snia
Mount Vernon viii be disposed Of shall SUIT tho pur-
chase the subscriber having choice IN the locality. AT
either place good and safe business of least 500 600
ycor ran be- done person will require cash capital OF
rom $1,000 SOctO conduct The business successfully
and Itofialy as now established Such op 1Ortunity
seldom orrtd the business being well established aud yed-
ing large profit Fo particulars, apply 10 ths subsr ber
at MoTrsanl, before & a. NJ and after ) =. VI.
JOHN = FERGUSON.
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7. Overture. Orcnestra. e.
8. "TYROLiENSE," FROM Betey, sung by MME.
ALBUM ~
g. BarcaIola, Una Barchetta," sung by Sig.
Revere and Chor1s. Do
TO- Romano, Una Furtivo Lagrima, from Esr
dAmOre sung by SgnOr San Giovanni. 80 Dc
H. RoSDo, from SOnnarnhula (by particular de-
sire,) "Ah Non Credea," sung by NINE.
AIBONI ..............
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NARSH's COURSE OF BOOK-KEEP-
I ING-Ths and beautiful work. printed IN colOrs
for sale at the Authors Counting Rooms for the Practice oil
Bookkeeping No. SEA Broadway. Price - p
NEW WORK by WILLIAM CARLETON,
~ Fso-THE SQUANDERS OF CASTLE SoUAN-
DIR in volumes handsomely bound and illustrated from
the Office OF the National Illustrated London Library Just
BANGS Bro. 4 Co. No 10 Psrk-row.
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Is pubIisbed every TUESDAY and FRIDAY morning Price
IS Der annu. Two copies for 3 Ten for go Adyer-
rs rnenis cents lire for each insertion.
GREELEY a MCELRATH, Publisher
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PROGRAMME
PART
l. Overture from "Gustave Full Orchestra
z Duetto, All idea quel InetallO,' sung by sig
San Giovanni and Sig Revere. ....-.. .Rosslni
g. CAvATINA from Norma (secOnd time, by re-
quest,) " Casa Diva" sung by NINE. Al
BONI, aided by Mae and Female Chorus. 60. Bellni
4 Serenata from Don Pnsquale Come Gentil,r
sung by Sig San Giovanni, with Chorus Dome
B. DUETTINo from CenerrItOla, " I'm SJave,'
sung by NINE. ALBONI aud Sig. San Clio
g. GRAND VALUATIONS" sung by NINE. AL
BONI............... ......................Hu mnel
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DHuHARMONIC SOCIETY--Eleyenth

Season-The Board Of Directors respectfully announce
that for tickets 10 the Rehearas and Concerts
Will he received the Music Stores of Mesrs SCHARFEN
BERG& LII Is, No 485 Broadway, and MI n NEILt'L,
No zlS Fulton-st Brooklyn TennS-Subscrlbng members
SIC Associate members - and professional membcrs -
per auuun advance The first public Rehearsal aSes
place at Nblos Concert Saloon Oct 9 90 81 o'clock I'M
BY order. j. l.. ENSIHN, Secretary
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FOR SALE-The Lease aud Fixtures OF the
wellkuown Pork aud Poultry Store, Of .rset
aud jauessts, Brooklyn. Inquire oi Z. h. FOSTER, ON
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rNTE GREAT FAIR of the AMERICAN
WOODS MINSTREL HALL, No. 4i4

w Broadway.-Open EVERY ENENlNO Oohcerts
and Ethiopian Deueations Music UisnIpassd and Negro
merce at y O'Clock. Admission p cents-chldren half
price. The Afternoon Concerts are discontinued
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DOY WANTED In Wholesale Dry
I'D Goods Store. Salary So the hrst year. Address
JOHNSON. Boz No. ISL Fnst-Oilice.
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ITO TEACHERS -Wanted, for a City
Il School a good English Teacher, tlnslel Postpaid
letters to VI G0SSER, No. 70 Arch-st, Albany, y. "
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, FRENCHMAN and his WINE want
DOOK.KEEPER.-Wanted. sitnation as

k(ONh-N i'i%A Inv W ''i''"f =" '''''' -
- Book-Ae, per, hy 81 years # Can wrts
far hand AID Las good experience mahenetcs; puck
anu coutct M his calculations Tie can be- sen for three
DAYS 81 No 80 Poarst, b.twecn 10 and L. Bcr lccMr
DeheaIt cor Of Broadway and ENchange-parc rn hoor
NJ. Bell, NO. 1874 BoweTy; Mr. Buaer, Cry CarS, VII
lam-luT-n
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ITO ROSS PREMIERSHIP advertiser,

h.vine Two years OF hs lppreEiioeshp to serve wls
20 eorrlee the same respectable oook or nsspl;
Per fee objection 10 the country Letters
PRlNTFR Tribune Office Will be Immediately attended
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= : SCHOOL AGENCY-Bv VIII

X cox No &c Broadway.-Constant esotations and
engagements BY the best Institutions Families Teachers
and Mafrons al per cent advance on one year wch
procurts the required compensation secured by tracra
be check By which the himself or others
for an educational orders Personal application most success
u Popular Schools and School Property for sale SC Any
may be invested and share equal profits. per
ccntase. Halt fee allowed for selling checks
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WANTED-ro 60 10
w ueiehhoring city Situation permanent for good
workman Appyto FELLOWS & CO.
No. II Maiden-lane.
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WANTED-A Lady to take charge of tn
w department OF Drawing and Painting in large
mary numbering 30 young ladies' Also, Teacher
French for tie institution capable and experience
teacher IN either department viii lind desirable sltuatlO
The teacher OF drawing Will not be required until the st
January 1885, Address f. r.. Tribune Office, stating qua
icatiors aud where al interview may be had
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DOARD.-Two Gentlemen and their Wive

ID and three or four sug- Cent men, ind rood
rooms with full Or partial Loafd 40. - Fast lftst,
corner UaoLsqlaTe AID i.has Best OF reference gwen
and n CURED.
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WANTED-In respectabIe

.auhes for large number u Children OF bJt1 seAesi
also Of Women with In;lnrs.af lOw wages Application 10
b made the once Of the Commissioners OF
N the PcIk.
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Amnsements.

METROPOLITAN LL-POSITIVELY
IVA the LAST C0NCERT.-Mcda1ne MARIETTE AL
BONI most respectfully announces her
LAST CONCERT,
On THIS (Fnday) EVENING, Oct. IS
upon which she will repeat CAsTA Diva. from
Norma with Male and Female Chorus which received
with such unboundd applause Tuesday evening last and
from Sonnsmbus, " An Non CREDEA7
NINE. VI. ALBONI
Will be assisted by
SICNOR ROVERE
SIGNOR SANGIOVANN1,
SIGNOR ARDITI,
wel-seected Orchestra and Grand Chorus, Male and
Female.
MUmchI Director. l.
Leader .....................Mr. q. +. BRISfOW.
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M AMELIA ltfk III HARDWARE store,
of the age OF l. or 10 years remain peunaneny
residing with parents guard the lower part Of
the city The bcs OF ref eNpccred ard other
Iced apply Address Post Office, W w, Forester
with their hand, when in due season. It will be re-
ggrded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-08
TYSHE PICTURE OF THk GENERAL

flsHE PICTURE OF THk GENEHAL
4 ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA, covdDing nearly
square feet of silver viii be drawn Tor on We'd
nesday, March 3lst, 1852. at oclock,P- ID The
ticket holders are requested 70 be present at the
Sky-Light Virginia Daguerrean Gallery, No. las
Main street. under the gothic window. ~
Will those who have not eat favor US with cah,
so as to be included in the picture, and thereby
much oblige their obedient servant.
WILLIAM A. PRATT.
Five minutes time is suficient Hours from 9, A..
H., To S. p NJ. NH 70
DRIVATE PRACTICR.-Dr PLUME =
i CO. may be consulted, con6denhany, for the
treatment Of the following diseases: Eruphons,
Sore Legs Ulcers, Glandular swollings, or en-
largements, syphilis, and ell morbid discharges
whether recent or chronic. Also. all those COM
plaints termed female diseases. The advertisers
invite attention % their chemical extract of Wild
Flowers, which may be regarded as The very beet
article known. 10 give tone and vieor to certain
abused aud deblitsted organs, as well as To renoyate
systena shattered By dissipation or ether eanse.
Medicines securely put mp. With full directions.
snd sent 70 order. Poet paid letters prompty at-
tended 70. Once on Franklin street, below Ex-
change Hotel, and frst door below Triuity church,
Richmond, Virgins foe