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AWcSnth-avenue Lets.--Tc members Of Building
aed eaess, esslross CT procuring building o,s
sf.ka ~ fessonshle price, An Arrangement ny means
~ ~ essses.s may secure single hts 81 the Wholesale
IN ~, te SSie per 1t rnaxt be closed IN very few
axNv nrnsen'ent block containing 81 loss beau
MR., estwses sth and sthavs- having the streets
bn~ az = eetaaare provided Sufficient number Of
Ia nfissxS fx ware description. kc- apply 20 w.
va. at the ohsee Of Pcmeroy Jeaks No. 81
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WILLIAM DUNoNr, Auctioncer.
ECLOS RE SA l. E.-Thc

WILLIkH DCHONT, NHttI1htFI =.
nor Eel OS u X X 5 l. E-The
Ia BRONX RIVER POWDER WORKS, az Medngville,
Westcheser County NewYork viii be sold AZ auction BY
DUkONT HOsACK, under the direction Of sheriff o.
said county TUESDAY, the 10th day OF Apr, 1872 as
II O'Clock the Court House at the town Of White Plains
The above named property consisting OF about hty+ys
acres OF land In high Of cultivation sitnated sn the
Bronx River about twenty-five miles from the City Hall
New York and la the Immediate vicinity Of TIE Harlem
Railroad Station at Berts Corner Besides ihe rowoef
Works which are IN good order there the psemses
rood substantial Stone Dwelling House with el required
0rt-buidDgs &c. Tie water power Is valuable for iaSss
nformation, application can be made 20 " CAMhsNNs
WHITEHOUSE a. co. No. S Wslist
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" Money! Houses: Lands: do not fail to at

~ Money! Houses. Lands!-Do not fail to at
tena the Public Meeting of the HUDSON RIVER BUILD
INC AND MUTUAL LOAN ASSOCIATION, at Brad
kwys Music Room No 4i3 broadway, third floor corner OF
Lnpenard-st, THIS (Monday) EVENING, April 10, at
sek Come and satisfy yourself OF the perfect security OF
Aess Institutions for saving and investing money
Asc how renpayers may be their own landlords and by
the paid for rent become IN lew Years
The owner OF the house they live in. WIN n BRACKET,
Is4 and others will address the meeting The public
y.lxd Seals reserved for aes Bring friends with
,v~-it eo. nohirg TO Fee
iM pnwni is only a.. Shares $500; Dues 81 monthly
TRUSTEES.
Iohn Boyce, Geo H. Rodman, Patrick Coyle,
lanes Webh John Brinkernoh Geo. U. Warner,
John ID. Dixon Jacob La Wal, Is. HI. Romans.
SYLVANUS s. WARD, President
ALFRED w. WHITE, Vicerresident.
GEo. w. MORTON, Secretary. Office Il, Washingon-st
opcn daily, from 10 A. NJ, los T. NJ. Monday and Satur
sey TOT 4. NJ
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THOMAS, COWPERTHWAIT q
Il CO, of Philadelphia, Publishing splendid new

edition of MITCHELL'S NEW UNIVERSAL ATLAS.
respect and coninerot coue the most
Of embraced IN this WORK Incon-
psraby complete and finished OF any e.
liant They are with wonderful and sshncness
every ITSELF and clearly divided into counties,
road Railroad river and canal &C
compaued plans the cities They strongly
outlined esu,ay coored latest
changes The Of other governments on our
continent are full and complete while those
foreign superior this AIDE the water II has
been great labor and expense complete
Atlas which reader will heartily thank the author and publish
As the world goes along without an Atlas The
newspaper has become well oh unniegbe without the which
Names far lands and unknown cities
and localities constantly occurns hhey amher a.
household which the reader who
whole world before him. family ought have
almost rehgousy Bible. The comfort and eht which
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but ;oeebe boon 10 the read
world admirable comprehensive
SO the 10
years come necessity be the very frst VI the nd
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- Third Mechanics, Building and Mutual

lean AssOciation.-A regular monthly meeting, for
s payment OF dues and the redemption Of shares will DO
heH Il Union Building No i63 Bowery, on TUESDAY, the
nj int ct o'clock r. NJ As there are but few shares
M persons DESTROYS Of awaiting themselves of the advan-
e offered by this Association, had better attend this meet
~ md subscribe Speakers will be in attendance En-
nce k~ 50 cents monthly dues, 81 ultimate value Of
hus ESQ., This Society win loan money at the rate Of
PssoGs desous of withdrawing can do by giving
uas notice aid back the dues paid by them with
ksest the of per cent per annum Persons pay
hs u advance will be- allowed interest There but
no shsIcs left and the books will positively be closed ~
goo shares subscribed for persons dcsrous OF
juining lad better apply early 10 JACOB PECARE Sec
shy, No. l63 Hester-st Office hours from A. NJ. to
IN
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THOMAS AsrEN, Auctioneer
DY L. NEWELL & Co., on To ESDAY
I'D 10th inst at 10 o'clock At 157 ethst valuable House.
hold Furniture consisting OF heavy French Pier aud Mantle
Glasses Hair Cloth Furniture in Mahogany z. SAINT Roe
wood Piano Cut Glass China Breakfast and pnher Sets
Brussels and Theery Carpets French Mahogany Bsdsteads
elegant Secretary Hair Mattresses Beds Bedding. RnSA
Plated Rods &c Also elegant and costly Gu. Glass Cam
delsiras and Mantle Clock together with general sssort
ment of Chamber and Kitchen Furniture. Sale will COM
with the Kitchen Furniture Catalogues The morn
ing Of sale.
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ADRIAs II. MULLER, Aucuoneer
SALE at AUCTION.

III Of aFARA OF se3 acres in Bergen County, Sew.Jes-
sey by order Of the Executions Of Henry Eage dsesssed
ADRIAN H. MULLER will sell at auction, on TUESDAY,
April 90 1882 at IL O'Clock NJ at tho Merchants Exchange,
in the City OF NewYork by order of tho UNDERMINED 90.
Of the estate Of Henry Eage deceased a that GER
tain farm Of land situate and lying the Hscken-
sack River Township OF Hackcnsack ConDy Of Bey-
gen. State Of NewJerey bounded north westery by Hack.
isskin souseastery by other ofs and the creek which
psrts the from the lands and meadows 81 Cornelius
Veeand northe ssey by Overpeek Creek and Known
q Ferry Farm containing 55 be the same more or
less excepting and reserving from the b:he-montonsd
boundaries certain lot conveyed by Samuel Ogden and his
vie 70 one John Tereune supposed contain 10
WM NELSON,
I. Adds EMMETT,
Executors Of The estate of Henry Eagle, deceased.
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VIZ EoILvAuS, Auctioneer.
4 IICvTION Sal Il of handsome and fash

VIZ NcILvAIN, Aucfioneer.
4 UCTION SALE of handsome and fash
IA ionabe FURNITURE. PAINTINGS. LOOKS, Pr
AMOS, etc-M HENRY SON, will sell on TUESDAY,
10 O'Clock precisely. at No Is Hammersey Varck
st. the entire Furniture which all MADE order BY
frscass cabinet consisting Of elegant Sos Mahcs
any Chairs Center Tables splendid Mirrors Lace and E-
brodered Window Curtains Bookcase Sidc5a@rd Tapestry
Csrpefs Oil Cloths with every article uscf for genteel
family Has been ia use but few mouths Also 20 Cabinet
Paintings in gilt frames Also valuable Private Library Of
choice standard works. Also smpercr hneocc rosewood
PianoForte Also Bcdseads Beds Mattresses Bedding,
Bureaus &C. together with excellent Of gVod
Kitchen Furniture. Sale peemptoy ior essn city fundA
N B.-Catslo ues, with full description Will be ready
Monday morning, wien the Furniture, Painting Ne, be
examined.
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]. MCCORMICK, AGctloneer :,
A UCTION SALE. on the Goth OF Aprll,
~ to close concern-All the stock of ORNAMENTAL
IRON FURNITURE, at the store No 20 BIoadway con.
CLs,: pier center and saloon Tables with marble and iroa
tors rnefac case Cncks; Night Cocks Portable Beds
Fcd,ng Bedsteads Crls; Cradles &c, kc TO Be gold s
ounutties 10 suit purchasers. j. w. HANESS.
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4 SHEPARD Il co. l5a Fulton-st.

DILL AMI " w. l0S It utton-sS
" have jus. published
A MANUAL OF HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES,
for the Of sehols by DAVID H. SCOTT, Principal OF
Ward School No IS, Sew-foIk city.
The Manual first published In November last and
was almost immediately introduced into the Ward and Pub
he Schools of New-YoEk =
The work is highly recommended by the Principals OF
mos: Of the Public and Ward Schools
n B. Teachers furnished gratis with copies for examine
tiun.
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IRON WORKS FOR SALE.-The SUBJ


WV. w SHT RLEY Auctoneer .
MANUFACTURERS STOCK OF all
lvl kinds of Lamps, Girsndoles Gas fittings and Chsnde
icrs 500 Hall Lanterns 900 cut Shades kc-TUESDAY
April 90 alto O'Clock, at Lofts No. 90 John the entire
stock Sale without reserve on four month"; credit over
800. Also, Fxtures Office Furniture and Lott to let
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JOHN LEwsoH, Auctioneer.
GRAND SALE of SPLENDID FUR

4 NRAND DALE OF SElAENDil' rOn-
NJ ElTuRE-Rich aud rare Oil Paintings IN BFooklyn--
Mr. LEVISON will cell all the Furniture contained ia tho
modern hoase No. 25 Adamsst, Brooklyn, on MONDAY,
April 49, Carved Rosewood Chairs Rocker and Sofa COW
cred in blue plush match; Heavy French Chairs Sofa
bedstead Center Table, Carved Walnut Eteee ch oase
of Prepared Birds large Pier Classes 100 sss Royal Wal
front Crimson to rear windows Brussels AID Tlgee-py
Carpets; Wardrobe, Bookcase, French bsds;ead with
Kitchen Furniture and utenss Also, over " superb vi
Paintings in nch gold frames originals by Talbot RonwAy,
Boutelle CaHey, Hssar Mr. r. C. Green a other eini-
American artists One genuine salvsta faA battle
piece and fire night 900 years old Sale % cnnsIce at
H. A. N. house open 10 visitors at 7 A. NJ
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HgNRy r. LEEDS, AuctionecG
GALE of WINES, BRANDiES, CT
~ CARS TEAS Ac-This sale was postponed from Sat-
urday Of the auctioneer being ont Of town. AID
O'clock and comprise large assortment Of Wines BrGndes
Cigars Teas Sardnes &C. This sale is well wctay OF tins
attention of hotel keeper restauraeu aud goce The
sale positive, and all the assortment warranted caa-
logued
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q The Nassau BaiIding and Mutual Loan
ntion.-Ofkce No " Nassau-st- up-stsi-s-Ths
ools are now open for oscreem and payment Of dues
Estsnce lee g. Daes 81 per month each share PAM
Alsa with Articles OF Association and Laws be
~ Of the Secretary gratis The public are invited to call
SAMUEL p. TOWNSEND, Pr-s't, No. 81 St Marksplacs.
JOHN w. ORR. First Vice Prest, No 10 Nassau-st-
yosEPH SoRLa. Second Vice Prest, No. 404 Peailst.
TAFpgS TOWNSEND Surveyor, No a. Nassau-st
WILLIAM II. MEcxs Atty and Counsellor, So Nassau
TRUSTEES:
hArnAn Blaavelt No. 48 Hudscn-st.
joan H. keyser No. Sc Cliist
Loan Brooks No 1873 Fulton-st
William T. DuKan Brooklyn.
Vincent Dill, No. q Annst
knneis Bis6t No 50 Nasssr-st
Henry Frost, No III Pearl-st.
loscnzo Cary, No. f9e Pesrlst.
Alfred Meeks No. IA Nesey-st
Henry Vsndewator, No. l7S Wsshhag.on-e-
Ctrncnt Flint No. 50 NaSsen-s..
William A. Townsend. No ~ Broadway.
Cetrles Knox No. l2S Fuion-st
H. Ely, Secretary, No. so Nassaust, up stsirA
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SPIRTTUAL TELEGRAPH.-Friends

OF Spirtuaisrn: To the demand of the times,
and furnish earthly channel through which the import
emanating from the SPir1t
World may be collected together and presented or the nu
tual benefit OF mankind it proposed to establish n the
City OF NewYork paper to be Issued weekly commencing
the first week in MAY 1852 to be entitled as above.
The SPIRITUAL Telegraph will he devoted chiefly to an i'm
partial the evidence OF intercourse between
the natural and spiritual worlds and communications OF gen
era interest from spirits through whatever medium and
wherever they have been gwen and however diverse
the sentiments be in themselves from those held BY
motals the end that all the facts spiritual phenomcna
and all the sentiments expressed by rte may be brought
together sheet and made BILE to every person.
energyng thought progress and social intercourse and ex-
their influence in hauonizng and eievatng mankind
We shall endeavor III tins paper, not 10 enforce opinions
upon any but simply to suggest inquiries that all may
investigate and think for themselves We shall neither pre-
ourselves While il win strive to avoid all acrimonious dis
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of spsuhect only such restraints essen
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6ow the great Divine Order and Harmony OF the Race
Other business Of the Publisher preclude the
cessy OF his depending upon this enterprise for support
Nor Will he acceP: of pecuniay profit that may sccrue
the of the paper reduce its price 70
graduate the the standard of its actual cost that sub
scrbers may have the full benefit of their money and feel
personal interest in its wide circulation.
In soliciting subscriptions TO this new Journal the lmniedi-
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try is invited.
The Spiritual Telegraph will be published every SATUR-
DAY 81 80 per payable in advance-Apr Is 1852
CHARLES PARTRIDGE No. Courtlandtst
n Bit Will be esteemed favor from newspapers and
in their columns which viii ente them to The
Spiritual Telegraph.
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A. w. CAMP, AuctioneeI.
Q00 CASES BOOTS, : IL . -
OOO and BRO0ANs--on TUESDAY u; 10 O'Clock
A. MA large assortment for Spring trade
Also prime stock At all times for private q. lowest
cash prices at the OF A. D. GALE No ~ Pealst.
aaxper of P1attst Eew-Yofk
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HEsgy 7. LEEDS. AectloleeI. -.
HENRY L. LEEDS, Auctiopeer, viii
sell To MORROW (Tnesday)e a. ioi ccl1cz a. sslss
No. $50 Pacfct & sth Brooklyn az ihe srssseI sws
contained ia the above house coDrsrnf o. sos
ALEC Horses Carriages, Cow, sleigh hop-si - ssi>
Their particulars see tcs1ier and EsGsv" " 'fi''''
positive If fair wsafsey. ------>@--------
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Uant employment.

IS Cook, and good Washer and lroner,
~ ty vouns Protestant Girl Best Of city reference,
required Can al NO. lis Ezabetht Can be seen for two
DAYS.
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~ The W0rkinaInan's Building Association,
me No sSl Broadway ths Pacific Bank, VIA hold
~wseln monthly meeting al the Broadway House, corner
" vkaxf- ON MONDAY EVENING, Aprl l9 at y
etSfh Those who w:sh 10 subscribe particularly
s-eed 70 90 betnse that evening" II is expected the
Nssi'lron book viii close al that time. Members
S~aea 10 lsy their dues during this week Monday
esse soeoek PM number of shares wall be redeemed
W hst svcnlrg ROBr MCCLELLAN President.
ese W. ANDERSON, Secretary.
~ Third Manhattan Baiiding Assoc atom
VIC Net Interested IN procuring homestead TOR them
% saonld lon and learn how !; be done by small
entrance ice Is 81; Monthly dues S. shares $500.
sUpir oesocs OF beccRng members of the Third Man
- nsiiding Association do by calling the cice
- sesfeiay No lSspsnce-s; second flocE, where by
svs can b had isee Of charge
sssafS = LIBBY, President, Loveoys Hotel
'aNiS COlLANuRE, Nice-prcsictui No 4,7 Broadway
. !" WESTON Secretary.
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T IVES of CELEBRATED HIGH
Il 4 WAYMEN-THIS DAY Published the Life and
Rotber By the suthor Of Dick Tnrpn, JACK Rand
"Claude Duval" paul Clifford captain Hawke &c.
Complete volume with two beautiful illustrations Of
Nipin's celebrated ride TO York. Price Is cents.
THOMAS ORMSBY Publisher No. lo2 Nasaast
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Important Publication.
LNOR SCHOLARS, STUDENTS, EN-

EOR SCHOLARS, STUDENTS, EN-
Il GlNEERS, Artists, Officers Of the Army and Navy,
and for Family and Public Libraries
HOMEOPATHIC ENCYCLOPEDIA
Of Science Literature and Art cay arranged by
O Heck with Five Hundred Steel Plates by dis
rinpashed Artists Of Germany. The Tkt translated and
edited by Spencer Baird A. NJ D. Assistant Secretary
Of the Smithsonian Institution. -Four vols, 5vo, Text. and
vols. 4to Plates. Prices for sets of vols
Bound in half Turkey Morocco sprinkled edeee 90
Bound in half Turkey Morocco gilt backs aud edges 90
Boand fl Turkey Morocco gilt hacks and edges $50 90
rubiahsd BY RUDOLPH GARRlGUE, No. Bslelaysk
iAsiol EsEscl Nsw. York
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- D.vsA w. Hensou, Attorney and Counsellor 81
ys2 No rs Ns~au-a New-York, Sd hcor.
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TO AMATEURS and ARTISTS

ITO AMATEURS and ARTISTS
Il Emil SEITZ. Nc. sS Broadway, up stairs, has just
by Professor Thaeter ses the large and celebrated esco
painting by Vim. Won karlesch IN the Museum, ber
In sG invites all amateurs OF the Fine Arts call and
Il Subscription price. printed white paper, 81 India So
&CHUBERTH Il CO., Music Depot,
~ No 2s7 Brcnsvrv ~ v r3cpes, .he r,LSc IN ns,sct
seI innense stock Of Muse for Voice Piano for e.
nsnes Ter csen, Nion Viconceio Harp Orchestra kc,
70 every style for vrtnoscs and beginners The greatest
seaes IN the United States of sn0eo worth. Orders of
rcrtASn and American Music VIII be ss;sndcd TO with
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N.,,.uaI RuiIdina AID Mutual Lean As

y National Binding AID Mutual Lean As:
.sci. fion Office No l13 Csnast, under the PeopleS
mn Opsn every evening from to 81 o'clock.
Per.ous OF joining TINS Association invited to
svs themseIves ofe opportunity immediately astne num-
- Of hses taken viii guarantee advance entrance
Severa shares will be offered for redemption at the next
tirs az Ills Association OF which due notice Will be gwen
prsut enlranoe fee ST. Dues s. per month Shares $780,
BENJAMIN KEWHOUSE, Pres't No. rs Hudsonst
DAVID J. NEVIN, Vice-Prest No. Broadst
TRUSTEES
Charles Newcornb, No $50 Greenwchst
Charles H. Mcintire, No. 3o6 Hudson Of SpriDsA-
William Moller, No. 35 Vandam-st.
John r.. Durham, No 10 East 1Sth-st
James Harms No. i04 Hudsonst
C. j. SCHNEIDER, No $50 Barrow-st.
Hugh Allcock No. 81 Broadway.
samuel T. Williams No. 81 White-st.
Henry Bruner Nos 100 and ~ Woos'erse
Henry David No. 10 Liberty-place.
Ieuis X. MeDger, No IL Dey-st
Ahrsm DeInarest No. Pnest.
JOHN w VANDEwATER, Secy. No. n, Hudson-~
JosEPH SMITH Surveyor No 500 Houston-st
IAMEs GRIpiEY. Attorney, No. 81 Nassau-rt
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n. b. BUTLER. Auctioneer.
nUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS SALE
III On TUESDAY Lpril 20 at IL O'Clock noon At No II
.rru est brown HORSE, belonging 70 the estate OF
Samuel G. Hicks, deceased.
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Gnefiai Notires.

u sos>c>.s - r v~.,,rs Fire,ueu.-The reg
~ Ax sssst;rs OF this Association viii be he'd At
90 1917 sss' Van on TUESDAY EVENING, Apnl 20 at
gne1s"' 1 g. w WHEELER, Rec. Sec'y
- 4'he orphan Asylum Society vii hold w
- AnuycrsaIy the Apollo Saloon NO AK pIos1~ay,
n m FSDAY April Il. ct ~ O'Clock NJ An address
~ - - Sehyered by Rev. Dr. PARKER There are now
- fphsn Children the Asylum who WI be Preseni ana
variety OF pleasing exercises There VIII alec be
eleTtion OF Trustees. Committee Will re IA al
Ssoee "a ii O'clock to receive subscriptions WINCH De
- Are On that day. Should the weather prove una'ofs
~ - meetipg viii be deferred 20 the 'irs; clear cay
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y. CoLTox. Auctonecr.
NLEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNI-

ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNl-
IL TURE-F COTTON viii sell on TUESDAY, Ap1i
20 81 No 1865 East Broadway, ct 1T O'CLOCK yeryl1
ard d.fifsle OF Furniture, co.npns ever
ard hair cloth, Egyptian Es'bietap Center casa sna ~
Tabss Wardiobes Bookcases s@cre.sries 1870
fate Glasses Dress BureaEa Wase.a'aS, 49, 6~ds
Rrus Is Tfeeply and 1rsrs.a cs1pfts Osl VI go, -
ard ksftrewes Solar Hall end other L2mIs CO.
(;ie.swsie Tsfl- Cutlery, Kitchen FURNITURE @o7 -
aIosues early en- the ncrning cffrie' ---@---s N
J. HEsxnss. AneiioseeI. ~
THURSDAY, April is, at 9o.cinck ~ ~ ~
s,No - Pineapple nesr "l'o', sI., 5.,e ss<i
49, 1890 A. e.
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THE PARENTS OF A YOU'VE GIRL wish
Il to place her under kind lady, as Chambermaid or
Waitress attend Children. For particulars address 4.
r., No. 1914 Greenest, between Amity and Beeckerts
Advertiser is Protestant
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4 S Cook, by an experienced Woman, IN
IA private family. Understands all kinds OF cooking
soups pastry desserts and baking Ia all lts branches I
take full charge Of kitchen. Address No. 81 University
place between 18th and Can be seen Tor two days
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A S professed Cook, in private family,
IA by a very experienced mdde-aged Woman, with
excellent city reference Call No "A 6thav in the book
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- shirts! shirts. Shirts !-The travelling connu
40 well 10 call and examine the stock Of Geutlenens
s2;ne Materials now opened at No l52 Nassau-st Map
ss~s.red Nv MRS LAMBERT, WHITE CO.
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EyOR SALE-A first-rate Manufacturing
Business in one of the most nourshing towns in Con-
nectcu connected directly with EewYork by railroad
Said business machinery &c, will be sold at reasonable
price Inquire of " d. PALMER,
Newspaper Agent Tribune Buildinu.
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INFORMATION WANTED-Of BAR

4 THOLOMEW SHANNON, native of the city Of Dub
En- who resided in Goshen, Clernont Co. Ohio in the yean
1913 1896 and perhaps atera tanner by trade REV.
ously he resided in Manchester Ohio Is about 80 years OF
age. Any information respecting HIM would be most thank
fully by his relatives in Ireland who have not
heard of him since the year l846 Address GEORGE Nc
BRIDE. No. IA Broadway, New-York.
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A S Cook, Chambermaid, &c., by two
IA respectable cook, washer and ironer
the other as nure plain chambennad and waiter
Best of references Apply No 10 6s between I'd and
3d-ayenues. Can be seen for three days.
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A S plain Cook, Washer and lroner, b,
~ respectable woman in a private family or to do &c
eral homework for small family Address or call
No. Minetta-st- Good city reference can he gwen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19

"ANTED-A Partner, silent or active,
w in educational enterprise with capital Of esoe
TO see To rleut partner profit Of 50 per ssnt per
the money advanced viii be guarsnteed Az able
classical TEACHER dcsruus of permanent and profitable
sngement viii find this opportunity worthy ct notion Ad-
dless &. w. e. Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19

RVANTS.-Families and Hotels in
~ town and country supplied with good Domestic Ser
wants IT. every department. at BELLS Intelligence Ohics,
No 30 Leonard-st. n B-Hotes az the Watering Places
furnished with Cooks, Walters, Musicians, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19

- pr1.tins,-OFFICE OPEN EVERY NIGHT-
= sseocnmodafe COUNTRY MERCHANTS and others
- cannot leave their orders during the day BAkEk,
o0oWIN Co proprietors Of the Great Steam Printing
Erbshment Tribune Buildings corner Nassau and Spruce
-. uin keep their Counting room open EVERY EVEN
nI6 durias the spring season, az 10 O'clock ps.
Enfxsnce No Sprucest. Counting room, seconaEofy'
o. frorp A NJ nil 10 Pm.