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A GREAT BARGAINING celebrated out

A GREAT BARGAIN-The celebrated out
IA lines Of AMERICAN ENGINEERING, bound CON.
ple go II finely executed Plates Of the best
sTteiuus OF Auercan rnacI.nery The Plates measure
1850 with 10 folio pages Of descnpiIye tNt and reADs
ca.cuiIions being well worth 90 The sn1SLlu'.s s
h. nds Of every mechanic, winch 70 tie rou O. ~ tDo.e
extremely low Irice Immediate orders FoapeouHg y"
lcteL. -,,,rr, M
Ado in course Of publication in, paIs TREAIIsE ~
AMERICAN EEGISEERING Eight parts now ol'
VIZ a on Railroad Fnsiues on Statolay on Locono
tives and on Msune Ens.Des Thee &C 90 rp ~ 20
sane end.d sfys with the above wo-k adst expressly
10 the warts OF American Engincer Price Il pr pft
IL s sAAtUFLS 4 co, Publishers, No. PLzS q.sc1'
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fost an0 fonno

EOUND-A Pocket-Book, containing small
i of money, which the have by applying
to c. +. TRUMFORE, No as Pearl-st.
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G. BRISTOW, Conductor.


Doors open Ct Concert to commence az Y Prsceely
Family nckess, to admit 6ye al snSe do c S55y DC
obtai.cd tue Piano WaTe1oors Of H. z. b. CURTIS 4
CO. No ~ Broadway. 49,
The PanOs used this occasion are from the WaTeToons
of n. y. b. Quits x Co., No. ~ Broadway.
POSITIVELY the LAST CONCE RT-
4 On FRIDAY EVENING, Oct. 1j.-MadsnC ALBONI
most respectfully announces her -
LAST CONCERT IN NETWORK,
for a considerable period)
On FRIDAY EVENING next,
AT METROPOLITAN HALL,
UIon which occasion she will repeat by particuls desire,
"CAs1A Diva from Norma, assigted by male END Female
ChoIt1 aud also, by request Non CREDEA from Son
namtus. She viii be assisted by
SIGNOR ROVERE,
SIGNOR SANGIOVANNI,
SIGNOR ARDlTI,
q wen-selected OIchestre and Grand Chorus Male and
Female.
Musical Director o2n9r aIsDin
Tickets One Dollar. Reserved Seats Two Dollars.
Beeerved Seeis pTce Two Dolas) 10 be had az tine Mu
sic Store of VIM. HALL son, No 2J9 Broadway, cor
10 ali other parts of the house. One Dollar for which
numbered sect wil be given, TO be he'd Of SAMUEL Z.
JOLLlE No. goo Broadway.
TIE MaIaeer OF Madame Ahons Concerts begs TO state
that az this positively he last Concert for some time in
NCw-lork any accounts which noy not have been rem
deTed will be before Saturday next to the Office No.
sc Broadway. .
On The occasion Of the last Concert the Free List, with
the execution Of the Press must be entirely suspended
Doors open az 6! O'Clock.
Concert a commerce. AT O'Clock.
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IL Adams q Co.'s Steamship Expresses ..

Tuesdsy. Cct5 1852, Tuesday, Oct: r 1857
Saturday, oct 9, 1872. Friday, Oce 10 ia
Reght Baggage Panels aud Specie, taken at the lowest
ut,s D.arS drawn and notes bills, &c- collected
ADAMS 4 CO.'S
N,V.Otles NJ md Mobile Fxpress No. 10 Wal-st.
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Y National AcHdcmy of DesiRn.-The Schools
vii be rc-op,ued on MONDAY. Nov l. at PM The qua-
Nson for admission approved drawing froIn the
n1nd tr the Antiques and fength figure for the Iiie
hoO Ic drawings should be sent 10 the Rooms OF tho
ACADEMY No COS Broadway OF early possible The An
tgre school wi; be open during the day for ladies' cNc
EYtly H. orGer " the Council
~ AnDIS0k RICHARDS Cor Scc'ry N. A.
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rT,HE. GENTLE SHEPHERD. BY Allan
Il Rs,nsay-Jt published, new and elegant hai,on,
vjiths life OF the Author; Glossary IN eutt fOr
rs;t and sue Of the Scottish POss 81 Also ssae
TayioTs Physcsl Theory Of Another Life si and tie-
ns1ts Of Thought IS cens Ayus Ritual Of Masonry Soi
'N0 N'''' W. 0OWANS, no. l7s Fultons,
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rgLecture e. Hope Chnpel, No. as BROAD


way.-Proi,ssor ROOAE has the honor that
"a THURSDAY EVENING, Oct, IA, he will deliver his
cshTs.,c Lecture On the PHYSICAL CULTURE OF
NAN, illustrated by the Introduction OF 0laniees, the
nLest female AZ te known world The young Lady poses
ssextsorinGTy hesaiy, and although but Is years old,
be- iti chtG the onolnous h cht Of seven feet.
CNes II admission Is ceLs, for sale &C the Chapel.
Lecture 70 cCnnntnce az u o'clock.
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As WAITRESS or Chambernaid, BY respect
"a ALE Girl in private family. UGslerstands her
business Can te b her present employ nent for two
days Call at No. 1853 Beecker-st
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w Y
Iie ITcss %, able IA inSlalmCuts Of - TO mouth
0ential Oilets No. NGssaC-St and No d Sd-av. Inc
Ehoc q tits beautiful village, embracing nearly seven
hdd lots except hundred already sold IS offered for
ale :; Tces iro So 20 $50 .ah This place IS situated
enhe Brooklyn aud Jamaica Fank Road, with the Long
hsG Ba.csa atsu. through tie center, and Is about y
H1es hom VII ~ aud fom Brooklyn. For con-
Nrletee q socss is si1ssed by no village IN the VI
oniiy Of New-Nork, having frequent communications ny
s'sss the rauk Road, AID I've times each way, day by
ttt keissG 10 b hrey l0Vatcd IN the ceater Ct lively
pam AID isfIee a6e tun swamrs ard rosgh mountain
Ri ihe yissc = lad 0ri IN broad and convenient
sSes IL Sttr one, CO Ood-sy being feet nwid,h
ee te V the propes.y is perfect having beeain fam
ytSu yeals. couplcte ahsiTIot viii be furnished
~ lesSHs,.s Atogetler 10 tho who would escape high
% MS siN Ccsirors of eneu building SPOT THIS IS
nc bsi oigotaisty Yet offered 10 the pubic. Al tine
es "a Is gaded a ie expense OF the prescn. prJpT-
o0H foE llsls o. tvt.er particulars apply 20
A., d. 4. klACgASLAN,
o'Ie'sl AGENT Ne Na@su-s; troin II A NJ 10 z. Nj
20. W Sdofs lcm0 e A. a. aud 10 Z. NJ; OF 20
O'ntd c. the .oii0slGg ageLfs:
. his No - Jnnes-si; J. W Fcn No i75 Spring
y lMb'tte No. 10 Bowery r. Res Jr. No g sth-
a a. Noosy No. "a Graud-.l. aud No 90 Wall-st;
~ 81 Sillbe.s " No sls 9th Sv Edward J, Mslden,
~ sieV :, ". Weston, No 81 Cha,nbi rs-si; J. r.
I.snS Ne. - sth.syj John r. Catus No. lS5 Vests:
,SSo Iseese, No 6S Hes,crsi; Eiwprd Pcrcen No 50
'Ere5~t biocky-Jokn 4, Bailey, No. 80 Aflsntic-s.;
heiefst, Columbia. between Ssckeit sld DesTsy.
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~ 4 Chance for eur IiterGH.-We are in
kmed ;h7t Mr. STRAKOSCH offers a premium OF 500
r the bot poem fCT song to be sung by Adelns Patti
sDees "The Chcs Prayer" It not TO no longer than
he q hines each, and 10 be set to music by
SfRAkOSCH hiineeh Communications 90 be addressed
70 hlu directed 10 lbs Pano Emporium, No 69 broadway
Newly OK until ihe 18th Of Dcoembef
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~ trce Excursion 10 CIarenceyiile. No.
80 80 II frDAy oct * ls52-Tbose Interested in tho
81 Lo's IL ths y aaul pece anG "a friends aud
r.o ls {. 1880 q v.pg Of purchasing Lots IN this
Srr invited 20 JOIN ~ he sccs4 Fsee EycurSion on
a.Ss next Sct "a Ths cars yin lavc the depot
~ W. hsro CaTencesils At or1~i p Al Tiekcs ffee
s,, nssst, nay D. oetaued OF D. T. MAcFAHLAN Den
AseHt NO > NaSaSt- -, from n A nj 10 r. NJ or
= ny OF tie other geEts 81 tl.o property " -
ssn sold. -VS - w H'V'V ''"sto nave a'Seaay
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r. ,rhe Eifteenth Mnrd scott and Grnhnm

~ Free Den,or racy.--A public meeting win be
had liS lThursday) EVENING Oct II, ~ ~ O'clock,
u Chi ,te Buidiugs, No 81 broadway Good speakers
all add res te meeting Gcrtemen and ladies friendly -
he etuse ~ Free Speech FREQ Labor nnd FREQ Men
Invited. BY order. VllOS. :. BERRY, Chairman
1 g. W R0sE, secretary
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'NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
ruE NEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE

''<,,,o rVTRY MORNING, SUNDAY ExcEPrEDJ
BY GREELEY & McELRATH,
1 .,1,rxF BUILDINGS, CORNER OF SPRUCE AND
bibh s.uLsrs OPPOSITE THE CITY HALL
80 80 Civ Subscribers for ~ Cents perweek (;
INV prefer they pay in advance at the Desk
=, mathis or year n the same rate single copies
Cents Mail subscree rive D1sss per s srI mn "a
a "a Three Dollars in advance required IN AL ex
-, with Country Ne~spapers Daily Papers received s
- = re not allowed any difference.
-, NRw.YCRIN WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
p DIvrY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY,
- "A every SATURDAY Morning, at the low price
,,nYin In advance. Eight copies Cor SO, OF
5H 49, to ore address for So end the paper in no
@ ,iaued beyond the time for which il is paid Ad-
for us sheet will be cnsrgod 80 ceuts per line
esch insertion
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2 GRAND FESTIVAL ENTERTAIN.

IA MENT will be held ia the Hail. corner OF 7th-ay.
AID Ath-st. on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct. Is, at y
O'clock in aid Of the Fourth Church IN 18TH
she friends of the Society respectfully invited TO
attend Tickets - cents each be obtained at the door
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EOMPARATIVE PllISIOGNOA1.-W Ill
~ be published CT Saturdcv Jst 10; II 81 S1o ~ ~
trated With $50 EnsrgviDgs, p7ice - COMPAh AtiNh
PLY sIOGNOMY. or Resembsrces between u n aad An
mails. ByJ W Redfeld, N. d. author OF Outlines OF
New System Of PhysloSnoIo y, &C.;
ANCIENT EGYPT UNDER THE PHAkAoldS;;, ny
John Ktnrick A. u 2vols. l2EO, cloth. RE = D.
Also PHIL OSOPHEIS AND ACTRESSES by Arssae
HousGye, aucr OF Aen and Women Of tae r. =
CtnturT" with beautifully engraved loitanL' D D. 70 "a
ard Madam A. Pa-are vols. l2mo, cloth Pnre y o.
Also. MFN OF THE TIME, Or Sketeles Of L.rins No
fables .Sntiors Arrnec.s Ars;sts C0mPosera ID Ina-
Foe TliyTss Draressts Engineers Journalists Mon
aTcbs Ministers Nogeiieis, Phlanthropists IGhtchs
Poets Pretchers ssyaIs, Statement Irayesrs, 'oy-ss
Varies &c etc. lyO. I-no. cloth. u ~. - -
J. :. REDFIELD, Clinton Han
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Chanres for Dusiness .tlen.

A GOOD CHANCE for person with small
~ capita-For sal, the Stock Fixtures aud Lease Of
BOOK. STATIONERY and NEWSPAPER STORE in
oneof the rest locations uptown For part sappy st
No li3 6th.av.
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mn UAPOWAPF MERCHANTS in NEW

Il YORK, BOSTON, &c-A Hardware D'aisr inaeiy
in Canada West wishes make an arrangement as partner
SIMPLY of American Hardware. Address o. care OF j. o.
Rysn Toronto, C. w.
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AS WET NURSE, by a respectable young,
~ healthy married Woman. Also, Nurse % take 4
befv 10 her residence. Can be for days Cal
Al No. % HenTy-st., in the rear.
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In P-ess.
EABIN and PARLOR or SLAVES ana
" MASTERS BY J. Thornton Randolph. One volume
$50 puseF Price 20 cents in paper cover or Inner e'on
On better paper end hound in cloth gilt for 81 Pu5hsed
bv T. Br PETERSON,
Nos "a and 90 Chesnat-st, PhlsdephiL
booksellers had better send IL their oTaers az Once
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In Yonng GentIe.

Y,O ENTERPRISING MEN.-A rare chance
Il ia offered take the sgency Tor the sale Of zrti
Gle that s qrek and psys large prons Agents
king SO day Apply &C address J. T. JOHNSON
CO, No. IS Ccrtlandtst.
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CARD-The AGENT of Madame MARI

~ ETA ALBONI H. closing her Concerts IA New
York is reaucsed return her thanks % the Cen
elnen of the Orchestra te Ladies snd Gentlemen Of the
Chorus tie UsheIs sad Gil concerned fer their prompt at
tenon their different duties during tho successful run Of
the sc entertainments.
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A S first rate Cook. by respectable young
~ Woman i Wiling 70 assist in washing and ironing II
required best city reference be Can be seen o
two isyr her place No 81 West 2lst st. between 6h
ana 7th-sys
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A s SzAMsTREss and Nurse, orto take care of
N an old LADY, by respectable ycuas Woman. ca be
s-en arthree dys, with sood reieEence Cal No 100
MadigOl ~.
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EUsICAL-TERMS MODERATE.- "A LADY

I thoroughly competent in Music the Piano-Forte,
Thorough bsss Singing Drawing Cnyon Voter Coors
and OIL Pointing French and tho Engsh branches desires
situetOd re GOverress Teacher The respectable
city references given Address TEACHER Astoria, Long
leland
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AS WAITER and Chanbermaid, in a snail pri-
~ vs:e family. by respectable youag Woman. The
- NJ city Tefeftnee given. Cal a. No. ls verck & Ia
a. fTogt tasensnt- Can BE- or tao days. Also
youps Woman wishes to 70 q ssanstses in PTyse fan
ly.
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AS Cook, By respectable Woman, and
assist II the washing and ironing do the entire
work q snail family. Apply ct No. So Greenwiehay.
Has GOOD c..y reference
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A LADY of good education, accustomed TO
"a tcaching desires situation Teacher in private
family, for which board ard washing viii be received az
conn ensation Reference given and required Address
GRENAUX Tribune Office
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AS WAITER in private family, to 20 South
"A bv Respectable .nlGe-ased Ilsn, yglo eau pfo6ac
Of cty r.Tenes from hi last esaployer WITH WHOM
bs hss -aveled the past three mouths. Add-t JOHN
M Nebvs, 50. George sCcety, Nod GseenWicl-st
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A s Cook, and 10 wash and iron. or TO do the
~ housswgr ofa private family ~ and Chamber
aid. ard Noitsess or Nurse AID Seamstress by the
Other These girls very experienced and have excel
lent city reference. CGl AZ No i6thav in the bookstore
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WHO HAS $1,000 in CASH, and WISHES rs
xryuoIFsAIE DRUG BUSINESS for

w sAIF-One that will give satisfaction 10 any ono
v,b from 81 600 to e5coo this offers good opporn. 20
"n III IT, H. Ding business The stose "a IN good sitn-
engase "a tasss NJ low rent por p.rtieulfs address,
h ,s sa name O. H. Office Of this paper Termseay
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anh.u and Broadway, NewYorh, viii 10 opsasd 10
de public on Monday May a. 1852 IL contains 40 foomA
furnished in the elegant style with every possible coa-
yenncs IL will be kept the American and Ear9pean
plans com bleed and the propreors determined thss
shaIl raI among the best family hotels n the world.
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NETWORK, FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1852.
TBE MECHANICAL weekly Scjen

thc and Practical JournAL-Contens Of hrst number;
Prospectus giving the outlines Of the conten Of the
Journal for the first years Solution OF the celehrafrd
Central Forces Nez Solutions ADD Rules On
the Strength Of Material New Rnles deduced the "a
CINE Flywhee; Cost Of Stearnpower compared with ths
principal Wsterpowers 10 this Country Southern AID
Northern Manufacturing compared Explosions on ne
Western Rivers ard the proportion Of their Pro1eh
Power conrasted with those Of the Hudson River Soss
keDsuTsrion Mechanical Arithmetic; Motion Of Psndn-
lums Sewing Mlchine Gear Gutter, Illustrated
Miscellaneous Selections Most Of he articles 10 BE-
Irnued The second number Will be issued. after
which 1t will be continued weekly, Terms - per year
81 in advance five copies Tin advanced t9 ten copies On
a6vsDoe,l SIS. All Communications addressed to G. u
LEONARD, Editor, No Us Peartst- NY
THE HYDROPATHIC ENCYCLO-
l. PEDTA-lr two limo. Volumes, by X t Trail NJ. u
Price 81 20 Just published by FOwLERk WELLS, New
York and Boston.
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N HOUSE, NANTUCKET,

~ MASS-The proprietor respectfully informs the pub
lie that this House having been thoroughly renovated snd
put IN complete order open for the reception Of
sneut transient Bosrdes and he determined effort
shall be wsntrg his part TO reSder pleasant home fos
the traveller.
PerSss wishing to retire from the hustle and .ta n Al.
mosphere Of crowded heated eiy and enjoy
hts If air ragnhcent scenery bathing and
retrest.
The fine steamer Mafssehussts Capt James II. Barker
ford, a. follows:
Leaves Nantucket Monday Wednesday, and Friday, at
10 A. NJ
Leaves New Bedford-Tuesday Thursday. and saturday
the arlya Of the morning train Ct from Boston.
The tune occupied 10 making the passages oct Nam
tncket and New Bedford including the landings Holmes
Hole and " ood's HCle, Is ouly about 4. hours.
n b-1ne fare has been reduce 4 20 81.
These Passages Delightfully."- pleasant in slmmer, the
passenger beIg sight Of land the whole distance Nan
tucket, May "a 1882 J. ROBINSON.
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QOATMEN WANTED on the DELLA

IL NAhE and HUDSON CANAL. for 1857 The Penn
pVsnh Goal Company viii sell a. temperate and INDUSTRIOUS
en on favorable terms boats 20 Be employed in freehrns
Soe ron hawey 20 Port Even auisou River, near
koncout ano " NewYtrk The boats built 70 cary is
ians the cargo for this year will about lilo rns
Ire purchase money for the Will be om 80 10 s. $40
seeordnf u aioe and viii be received by nstanenis Of
" per tp cut OF he freight Vt the The nate OF freight
tor ire present will be tOlowr-For up made in 10
oayA IRON Hsv leg TO Port Ewes the of - tuR
or Say tnfs 81 cents per tun and over IL days the
rate OF ~ cents Out Of each cargo s. viii BE- Iesiu
60 emu the end Of the season-the balance Of the freight Will
De sid IN esh AZ the end If esch trp The Of
oedirg VIII not exceed per The boats will
9us 70 De lowed BY horses and manned
besidss the captain
The canal from Hzwey Is 90 miles long Tbs locks
tened both day and night and ps be made IN 10 days
Enou ehsnAee o. horses The Company 70 supply
Tie esht arc full employment for the boat 20 the close OF
lana navEation. When hoss required discharge
New forf the Companys sesub viii tow them with
out charge and sdditi mai freight will be paid 70 thai.
place boanen who may be DESTROYS Of taking boat will
nahe spplica on the Office Of the Company Of
Badwfy and Wslst TO The subscriber ST Port Even,
or the hudson River, scar Roudout. VIM HATHAWAY.
Port Even, May n, 1852 Agent.
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AS COED plain Cook, Washer and
n Ironer; has excellent recommendations Apply at
No. % Whist. between 5th and UniversIty-pa
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nant employment.

A S Cook. Washer and Ironer, by re-
IA spectable young Woman who is willing TO assist In
general house the best Of reference Apply at No
Thomson-st-, two days.
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HARPER & BROTHERS, No, 329


LII Pearlu, Frsnklin-squ,re publish this day:
I-BuNsENs LIFE OF NIEBUHR Life and Letters
OF Rahold George Niebuh With esays his char ,cte
and influence. By the Chevsier Bunsen, and Professor
Rrsl dis and Lorbel limo. muslin. VI D.
and Of Sssnbs sr csbrs,.t Roman Hstosn
setch Of h biography, with copous selections from m
The.. vo.m.. nosovsf are T IN Isscs. Of copis%ps.y
On the dsepmer, German csae durn ts lat Century
Nor DO remenee to have ever encountered series
Ofeiie Of more unhss.s This they
to tie ssnsy nsrssd proDa character Of the writer
The, are net only 5000 eonta5.s snehnt that sur
character thrOssboui be added that they
planned ably executed Prom Batwc-d. Magazine for May
I-HUMBoLDrs COSMOS. Vol ~. .kstch of a
Physical Description Of the Universe. By Alex. Won Hum
bold Vol ". Translated the German by T. G. Quo
and B. II. Paul, PHI D. &c 5. lsmo musing, IS cents
i ofart ano., much o. pho.Og1y, ..3
poni fellow aconsosoH Written
the Of long life it has the melo"ed Lsh Of the setting
OIiI-LIFE AND WORKS OF BURNS Vol II The
Life az Works Robert Burns Edited by Robert Cham
bers. in four volumes Vol H., l2m,, Muslin IS cent,
M Chaubers EDITION the competes presentation OF the
Scottish now, likely 10 be hereafter in existence - .
We greet with heartfelt pleasure In the iprner editions
though pepsed by hind and shonae hands Burnss biography
os.sr without any sseGS,ts reference to the te. s.d
rsh they produced and his correspoadeaee how
DE- connected barren OF the neeu illustration a. to oeu
painfully pepeIs ase oe.e ere hes sepp.es - ~ a. ny
ply only reduced closer and CONSISTENT, continuity
ample 6s;sli his compositions Chronological
order uoh The m and thus made TO render ~ the whole h
-hch they qualified throw the hi~sy of the life and
sertal progress OF Burns. Evangelical Review.
viii probably the bee; hi. and susn Of Barns wcrs
that has yet appeared. Churchfnan
This the beet puued edition Of the he and writings Of Burns
have baltimore American
We tat tins edition Of the HE Burns
vii take rrecsdenee of other Abany Register
Ills vii be the valuable -dtsn OF the Vohs OF the
bic Scotch poet alhshed Christian Frecmoa
w MIR. James's Novel PEOUINILlO. Pequinilo-A
Tale By g. Ismes. Esq, author Of aims and Ossta
cles" The Fser 1.-The Commissioners" Henry Smesten
The Woodman -" Gowre y 1.-THE Fmrery !" "Old Oak
Chest" DC &c SNc. PAPER. Price 80
"Mr,tsn style playful Touches Of
MAJ deln
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TUE ADVERTISER, young Gentle

Vie ADVERTISER, young Gentle
from Scotland who hiss resided twelve months in
this SouLy DESTROYS OF procuring situation IN Whole
sale Store Book keeper Correspondent Can speak and
wIte the French language, and could influence consgn-
meni 10 cry goods from Europe. Has objection
any part Of the American continent References to present
employers. Address NJ. A C.. this office.
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OOARD up TOWN-Wnh superior

y sceonn odsfions moderate prices Ahso N oder
Parts Of and In the country Apply q the Now
York Boarding. Exchange, No 81 Duane ID door ssss nom
NO S4 Broadway
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NOR SALE.-Steam Furniture FAC
T1O PHYSICIANS and DRUGGISTS.

For sale. old established DTz Store, doing
srd and Increasing business For particulars apply az No
~ Crandst- between the hours OF and 10 A. M and
,nd 4 and and 10 L. NJ.
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THE MARINE HOTEI., at Fairfield,

THE MARINE HOTEL, al Fairfield,
Connecticut will be opened by IT. proprietor, J. B
EONNOT on IL LIST day Of June next summer branch
OF the New-York Hotel The Marine Hotel situated In
beautiful village on Long Island Sound, Aordns sill the In
iucemept OF excellent bathing and ronsntc drives
the adjacent country Every endeayor will he exeTted 10 In
for the Hotel the distinguished patronage OF previous
Hotel az Fairfield at the NewYoTk Hotel The distance
from York is IS miles and trains by the New York and
N.v Haven alrc stop fairfield ssvers times zach dsy
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A S LAUNDREss or chamber and lady's
"A maid to 60 the general homework OF small fam
iy by respectable Young Woman. Good references from
her last place, where she lived two years Call No. 7s+
Broadway, corner Of l0thst
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DOARDINGIN COLLEGE- PLACE

IL number 81 Gentlemen and Gentlemen and tnefs
Wives BE- well socomodsfsd with permanent % tran
Board al Nc. Collie place. VI koetnscss It.
This house has been well nited up with large procorteo
OF hrniure and 81 the yle2ssnsss c>fions n Ao
city hirg directly In front 81 the eeannf College Psrk
Gentlemen qet and pesoeshe hshits wxiae Obtain
Board will please call and Ref-r-scs exchanged.
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AS good plain Cook, or to do general
"A homework in a small family No objection to the
country Can be for days at No lcs CedAs Has
good reference from her last place.