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Gpetial Notices.

Z 80 American Art UniOu.-Ihe Court Of Appeals
having decided that the distribution by lot paintings and
other works Of ant among the members ofthe Art Union
would be contrary to the existing Statutes Of the State
notice is hereby given that the paintings and other WORKS
OF art viii not be distributed.
The Committee OF Management having, in behalf Of the
momfeTs oerd this litigation the Of last resort
and the question involved therein 50 far the mode Of dis
trbutons corcued, being settled they will proceed at
to adjust and close the business of the Association for
the year 1851 For this purpose the paintings will be sold
by public Auction at the Galleries ofthe Art Unon the
18th, 10th and 18th days Of December next
BY order OF the Committee Of Management
NATHANIEL JARVIS, Jr, Rcc'g Sec'y.
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ros CALIFORNIA, OREGON AND TIE SANDWICH ISLANDS
/. poblbed the departure of each Mail Steamer Er
Cbssyes Prce ca cents per copy.
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GRAND MOVING PICTURES, ILLUS
New Publications.

L s. REDFIELD Nos 40 ana ~ Mas
81 . sau-s,, hss recently published the following
l. Discoveries n the Mississippi Valley. &c
Ac., BY Marquette aud Others 6vo. Nal'SNc'H : ~
IL The Forest. author u Lady Alice .....' >
III. Ancient = gypt John kenTlckl : vols. -
" Conn sratlve Physognoniy u. W Redie4dl ~
V Philosophers and Actresses (iloussaye ~ os ~
VI. The Master Builder. (Day n. Lee.).'.'...'. ~
VII Hsgsr (Ahcc Carey l.........'''''''''''' ~
VIII. The Men Of the Time :. -
TX. Trench on the Study OF " orls .......'.'.. -
Y knshts OF England, &c. (heTbcrt l.....''' ! =
NJ Cavaliers Of EnSland. ltlerber-).......'.. ! :,
MI Poems Of fliz Greene he eck ....-......... ~
MIL lisa; A PilgnmSge Caroline CbesebrO.l'.. / ~
XIV CloveinoOk. tAhce Carey )................ y"
XIV Men and Women OF the 18th Century. 2yois -
XVI Lecture and MisccLanies. tilenry James :.
XVII Dream Land BY Daylight (Chesclro l.... =
XVIII Tales snd Traditions OF Hungary. tPuszky) ,
NIX Episodes Of Insect Life. vols. each. ~
XX Cbarullus American Drawing Book pts Ca -
WI CharaNers in the Gospels (Chapn l....... -
XXIT Iavs of the Scottish Cavaliers. (Aytoun). -
yXiII WA ana other Poems. Ahce Carey $500 -
XXiV THE Rcok of Ballads. (B0a Gsuluerl. -''' -
NV The Ladies 0; the Covenant lAnaeroa'l.'' "a
XXVI Lillian and other Poems: ttrsed-l '''''''''' -
XVII Works of Edgar Allen Foe vos' >, -; ~
XVIII Rrotc hiiis ard Kindred Diseases " " iAl
xxx Wnshts Sorcery and Mage. .'''''.'''.''' -
XXX The Night Side Of Nature - .'.-'''' -
NM C,riscor on Ventilation. Coiored fiAies'''' "a
XXXII Nap.er's Peninsular War. complete $500 ~
XXXIII Rechenbachs DynAInics OF Masneti'I -
IN Press
The Prose workso Thomas Moore. I'no'
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NgERRIAMs MODEL of the CITY of SAN

Nh ERRIAMo MODEL OF the I'll OF DAN
WI FRANCISCO is now exhibition at the Gallery OF
the National Academy of Design, No. Cos Broadway n y
The rooms are open from 10 o'clock A. NJ until 10 NJ,
daily This Model constructed from exact measurements
and occupe space of about so square feet representing
on scale of 25 feet inch, the true grades, buildings
wharves haIbor shipping, &C Admission . cents.
The following among numerous certificates furnished
while the model was exhibition III San Francisco:
SAN FRANCISCO, July 30, 1852.
SIR The truthunes in which you have represented the
CITY Of San Francisco in Miniature. meets with entire
APPRECIATION and from the great interest everywhere man-
tested in our growing metropolis both Europe and Amer
ca your Model cannot fail TO prove attractive your ef
forts and skin worthy of commendation
Very respectfully,
r. KNIGHT Agent ?. NJ. S. s. Co.
r. w MACONDRAY Co, Merchants
RBBETS & Co. Merchants.
FLINT, PEABODY \ Co. Merchants
TAAFFE, McCAHILL Il Co, Merchants
BOLTON, BARRON Co, Bankers
DREXEL SATHER Co., Bankers
BURGOYNE Co., Bankers.
ADAMS Co.. Express
j. w. GREGORY, Express.
f. J. MERRIAM. Esq.
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10. Great Jmproycment in Brooms.-The un

~ Great Improvement IN DrOOinss-Ihe I'M
deTsgned are exhibiting at L,veJOys Hotel on the
corner Of Park-row and Beekmanst very unique and
beautiful improvement in common Sweeping or House
BTooms patent for which was issued snort tne since
broom corn with facility whenever It becomes useless from
repeated wear This desirable object has been attained by
The INGENUITY Of an American inventor and swell worth
the attention OF those engaged In the manufacture OF
Brooms or any person wishing 10 engage in profitable and
easily managed business The above may be seen Tor
few DAYS between the hours Of 9 A. NJ. and 9 p NJ.
SANBORN a TWOMBLY.
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THE PHILOSOPHY on HUMAN LIFE;

II Win ESPECIAL design 20 Develop The True idea OF Dis
ease It's Mature Immediate Occasion and General Remedy
By J. Jennings, VI D. Price IS cents. For sale by
FOWLERS & WELLS No. Isl Nassau-st- Y
d.. Jennirss widely known the advocate OF the
orthopahic plan OF treating dse ass-a plan whose de-
Ia y cnslst placing the paent under
and there Ieavns him 70 the Hsedoatrir From
the dawn o. at0r down the year Lord Eighteen
bundled and ty-two, this hOd OF indicating the
hrInites OF III vital machinery ms been "eminenty
eessiu and The personal experience OF the author Of the
work before U.s. demonstrates the reasons its superior
efficacy over TIE drusshOp appliances, widely and f.
tally popular. DR. TRAIL.
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TCoNOGRAPHIC ENCYCLOPEDA.-

Great Reduction-A few SETS 20 be sd poaha y ''A-'
,-orocco 50; fn!i-mogoceo. git EDGES sS Apply 70
MATTHEWS RIDER, No - 'l'''-
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CPIRIT MESSENGER.-ThisJ Journal IS Is
- med weekly III uovsl octave form suitable Tor oinnz
aud devoted 70 Illustration 0t sPn.a 3. .ses
- M. uriueiples and Wonderful phenomena "he1 are
nm uniolded 10 the oEd IN tie Lew and hanona ~
loScphy. 4. - - s,,,l. comics for
sale a. inc OAI0e' ~ r p AMBLER Co.
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NE NKIY-YORK TRIHUNR
TIE NEyy-YORK TRIBUNE

4. oseshed the departure Of each Mail Steamer 70
Liverpool Price "a ceuts copy, 81 year 10 any par
81 Great Britain, - 70 the Continent, postage included
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WANTED-A situation as ChambermAid
W and LauudIess or Scamstress by youug Gin, Sho
has good city Teence Can be Tor tao days IN the
store, No. SO 5th-av.
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25ceO Copies Published
CABIN AND PARLOR.-Price ONE DOL
NLAR a copy, in cloth gilt, FIFTY CENTS in pa
FER cover.
This work is the ONLY REAL ANSWER TO UNCLE
TOMS CABIN yet published.
Copies viii be any one any place free of post
age, receipt of Temittances.
Published and for sale by 4. B. PETERSON,
no. % Chesnut-st, Philadelphia
For sale also by all Booksellers and News
cut the United States.
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ITO DRUGGISTS.-The subscriber having
Il very handsome Of Fixares and Furniture, With
fair stock OF Drugs, &c wants partner well Acqaa ate
With the city retail trade. who command capital OF
sLo,o 10 ~ ,2C0. Address " D. ~ Tribune ofhce.
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WANTED-By respectable young Wo-
w nan, situation she Is good Cook ant excellent
Wsher and Ironer The best OF city reference gwen from
hsr last place Can De for day. Call No. "a
West llthst.
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Splendid and Valuable Git Book.
NOW RI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PERSON
IMAGES or THE NINETEENTH CENTURY, with
utoduct on b. HENRY Z. TAPPAN, d. D., Professor
the University OF New York author OF "A Step from the
New World to the Old" &C. &c containing sores OF
brief ard spirited Critical ana Biographical Sketches OF
Leading Minds Of the present including those who
have exerted ratiye and characteristic influence upon
the Literature Opinions and Satssnanship of the Age
Spenddy Illustrated with Twenty EngTayngs, including
Portraits Of the following well known Names
DR. Chalmers Thomas Campbell,
Sir Robert Peel, Victor tigo.
The Emperor Nicholas, Chateaubnand,
L Babugton Macaulay, Lamartlne,
Alfred 1ennys0n, kossuth
William Nor. sworth Joanna BAlfe,
Frsncis Jeffrey Miss PardOe
Walter Savage Lander, Mrs. Norton 49,
Douglas JerTold The Royal Family OF England
Justice Talfourd FrOntispiece. -.
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tY- A New Baptist Church.-All that feel inter
ested the formation of Baptist Church in the north
part Of XVIII Ward invited to meetn the Kncker
booker Hail. OF 3-av and 23dst on the 18th inst,
at "a o'clock r. ".
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H.LoNG BROTHER, No. a Ann.,t, NY
ITO THE TRADE.-ORMsBY & BACKER

ITO THE TRADE.-ORMSBf IL BACKER
Il have removed from No y Ann-st TO their new store
No y Annst where they ready to supply Bookseller
Peddles Canvasers and dealers Magazines Cheap Publ
cations ETC. their usual low prices. We viii issue
in few days editions Of the following works:
PICKWICK ABROAD Or, the Tour in France. BY
Geo w. NJ Reynolds. Superbly Illustrated with Charac
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MYSTERIES AND MISERIES OF NEW-ORLEANS
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ITO DRUGGISTS and PHYsICIANS-FoR

HO DRUGGISTS and PHfSlCLANS-FOH
Il SAIE-An old established Drug store o. thirty yeas'
NJ together with the practice OF Pabc l1stfu
tons 1he above SITUATED in Of the tAv-
ing pars ii Newfsrk city and 20 Young ph yscss
mencins business aAtcs desirable Opportunity prsc-
tee also Tbs proprietor, paysisiAn, beng oetsd n
lea, the city, viii dispose OF The above retonasy for
further particulars sidress MEDlCUS, Tribune Ode
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The Faithful Slave.

The Faithful Slave.
4 $500 TALE! -.
n BY ROBERT MORRIS, X. T.
Autier OF Sketches by Travelling Naturalist Lectures %
Normal Glass; Lights and Shadows of FreenisouIy 3
School Dialogues, a.. go
NJ Morris i q resident Of Louisville, Kentucky, and
be ~ cAndd. uuTieudced judge, and clTeiI sIl'I1
ng observer the institution Of SLAVERY he las pro-
TALE FROM REAL LIFE
which Tor deep pa;hos. thrilling interest," md dIihiic
t,rk eut He'd Uncle Toms Cabin The story emitted
THE FAITHFUL SLAVE.
aud couufuciug the first number OF tie N1t No4le Ut
DODGES LITERARY MUSEUM,
which begins the llth q December 1872 70 VIII o. Con
tiuut duung e!gltweeks 90, .
Whie his Thrilling story s in coarse Of publication
EACH NvMsER q THE NJ sEvN WI, eo,ttna
SPLENDID ENGRAVING o., ~.t.
Illustrating tie ost sinking scenes This admirable iae
NEW ATTRACTIONS
For the New Volume a.,
To ada sfil more % the beauty Of Tax LifERAAh ~
sEuM tie best Artists IN America have been engaged 20
produce without regard 20 expense. the most
MAGNIFICENT VlGNETIE
LAT Las eve, l sj1Sfs .af rs s %Sif3W,DFnLERS
To enable Us 20 supply the Increasing demands ol
men, shall PRINT Twenty Thousand tAtIa ~. 80.
THE LITERARY MUSEUM from the commencement u '''
New Sftry Gud OF ih- NOlEtne.
TRIMS Gnvariabiy n AdyanceJ =, n
One copy. one year by "a
One COPY. year by mail-...... "a
-Four copies one wear oy mai comics
And al above four copies AZ tie same nate SUI
20 he bad az al Periodical stores IN the ci'ilked
Al letters whatever, respecting the business nnAN-
OF editorial departIuenf. % be sdtressed 70
No u schools, Boston, Ma
TO OR PERSONAL FRESos-AH letters 20, ,si-d toT
o,i cue aloee should Le marked "pnvate -
m Persons lshing the direction % thsr paefs
heGld EiOrm OF the POsOase'to Which issJ arc
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r7r Metropolitan Market, No. $50 Broad-

~ Metropolitan Market, No. $50 BrOad-
way, corner Ninetec th-street.-rhes subscriber re-
ssculy informs his patrons and the house keepeH gene
rally residing in the neghborhood of the above place that
be has completed his extensive improvements, and
those who favor the Market with their patronage may rely
upon being able obtain every luxury of the and OF
the best quality Smoked Hams, Beet Tongues and Fish
resh Pork corned Hams Sausage Sc Poultry and Game
in senson Of the choicest quality all kinds OF Preserves
Cstsups Sauces Jees Jams Syrups, &c &c; also Nege
tables end Fruits of every description . -
The Meat department, kept by MIR. A. c. NANDEWA-
TER, WILL heretofore always be stocked with Beef Veal
Mutton al Lamb of the choicest quality. Added 20 all tins
there is Fish aud Oyster stand connected with the esab
hmeDt, where also the best of that article may be ob
famed thus rendering of the most convenient as well
of the best markets this section of the city
WHITFIELD CASE
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TO PENCTLCASE MAKERS.-In cousc-

qaence Of The owner 20 ng % Australia very lasys
and valuable Set Of Pencil CASE Tools VIII b. offered az pub
nc aOouon 81 me factory. the of Soath TN ,ot
5ress Jersey City occupied by the late arm Of SIN "A,
Dario" Ss on thursday, Nov. Ia 1872 unless
disposed OF az private sale. Among the too s one "a
the best Danlask Machines used IN this COUNT
and also another engine for engine turning pencl bt-
motion Lathes with turning tools ehacNs eoznoles
Drawing Plates and MandTls OF all sses ani puf.rrs
OF very superior quality. In fact, npleso oct
OF tools for Manufacturing pcncI casa and al ia per-
feel order was offered for sale and aaJrs oae II
the rArCst opportunities o2eEed any embark he
business Should any be desrous Of purchasing the
whole lot they VIII be disposed Of al very low rata Aud
the tools al sail arranged on their proper hxtur And
in working order favorable opportunity has
been fired any DESTROYS 10 commence business Tbs
shop which the tools arranged 80 DO hied
q a reasonable rent
The nhoxe 40 Is D, s,noned until further notice
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tS~ Building Wanted-Sutable for Paper Ware
house, on Fultonst., between Broadway and God-st.
Landlords wishing for good tenant will address r. X. p
Tribune Office.
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DARNIMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.-Just

I'D received. A LINING SEA TIGER perfectly tame,
q gigantic sze and wonderfully obedent TO ali the com
mands Of bis master The and dverting moral DRAINS
Of THE LAST NAIL. full Of the most comlea enects
THIS EVENING At ~ O'Clock THIS AFTkkNOoN, AZ
soeloei, THE MILLER or MILESTONE" and Do-
hESTlC ECONOMY"
Admittsee 70 the whole Museum, Halls Of Ststusry me
Picture Gallery Chinese Saloon Living Animal the In
ftssnebfs ke cents Seats in the RArqaet Hic extra
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WET NURSE-A respectable young mar
w red Woman who has lost her baby SIX weeks old
desroGs of obtaining situation As Wet Nurse IN respect
able family Best OF ference be gwen Apply AZ No
SO 18th ST.. between Isl and 2d-avs
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rS-Are you deaf, or troubled with Noises in
or Discharges from the Ear II So call and examine the
wonderful Il smonals Of performed by DIR. Lutte
NER No so Princest two doors east OF Roadway opPo-
site the Metropolitan Hotel Short weak and imperfect
sight Ofire hnnrs from 10 until 8.
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ITO PRINIERS-$500 will purchase =
4 COUNTRY NEWSPAPER. well supported. in a
thriving village near Neville Tk. The JOB Work OF tina
concern worth sO per week To active young Printer.
a better opportunity seldom offers. Address A. ~
PRINTER Tribune Office
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WARE MERCHANTS in NEW

= fthh, bOSION, Nc-A Hardware Dealer IN . esfy
m -dA west wshcs % make arrangement as partner
or oin,Twscl WITH koass the STAIRS of regular
supply Of Ameresn Hardware. Address X c. Of ;.
Ryan ToTonio, &. W.
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Uants.

4 You've GIRL wishes situation as Chamber
~ maid DO the general homework of small FAINT
w. NnIse She has good city reference she be
at No 90 8-s second oO front rooms near Ave
me h.
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DURTON's Neutrality-suspicious.
Id THIS EVENING, Nov. 10, win be performed
DAVID COPPERFlELD
D.v,a Co,,.~s.i1 Russell wilkins Mcaw Der. Barton
fronI A. Hnghes Mrs Micaw her. Mrs Skerre
Ress DsIte. Mrs. Dyott Little Emily Ms bernard
ONE THOUSAND MiLtlNEr:n nS TIL ~ a. NJ. H.ybe.
Tim Upton 900. Johnston Leiine smith Mrs Holman
Doors open Al a o'esck performances commence az
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As Cook, Washer and Ironer, by Protest
~ tsnt young Woman, do general homework best
of city reference given If required Can be at No 23i
Spriug-st., for two days
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"ANTED-A Partner, or a person 20 buy
w out Sandpsrer establishment having small stuck
on hand. good chance for man Of small capital CAL
al A. T. UNDERHiLLS, No. IS Deyst Can es seen Tor
two taVs
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A FULL ASSORTMENT of carefully se-

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MASON'S Offices Nos $50 Broadway and l4D BOwcry.
Terms-Yearly subscription 80 cts Otherwise . cts n Il.
Plenty of Men and Boys on hand.
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UTANTED-A Market Gardener 10 take
w charge Of a small Farm; American or Scotch pre-
frred man Who thoroughly understands the bus
land none other need appyl VII lind good situation with
good pay Address FARMER, Boz LOO Lower Post-
Office
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Ghanccs for Business Alen.

fixtures Of store No 81 bleeckersr- few doom
Of Broadway The store years established and doing
good business Also larse poE.i0n Of the dwelling 70 let
For particulars inquire a. he store.
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has denied them anything like genetal circua-
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by the whole profession, who, we have no doubt,
will hasten to avail themselves Of the opportunity
OF possessing themselves of the republication Of
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than one fifth the expense of the original works.
From the Boston Courier.
The enterprising publishers have here presented
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desiderafum-a prompt, cheap, and comprehensive
series OF reports Of all the decisions OF all the Eng
lish courts. The series commences with the cases
of the November term, 1885, and we observe in the
first number decisions pronounced in Westminster
Hall on the 30th January, 1851. This is unparal-
leled despatch in the history of legal reporting
Westminster is here brought two years nearer to
us than our own courthouse. The style in which
the work is issued reflects great credit upon the
publishers, editors, and all connected with it,
The page Is large, fair, white, and readable. The
table of cases and index seem to be prepared with
much careand diligence. The former strikes US as
executed on a very useful plan, referring not only
also short abstract Of the subject of each case.
The editors notes scattered through the volume,
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alton for the service they here doing the legal
profession.
Such publication, think, cannot fail to be
useful to the profession and profitable TO the pub
lishcrs.-P Philadelphia Legal Intsiligencer.
Mays