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THE FAITHFUL SLAVR-A $50 TALE

= Al
Il BY ROBERT MORRIS, X. +
Auth.rof Sketches by travelling Safura st Lccres 20
Normal Class; Lishts end Shadows OF FEeenaAsorzy
NJ HoSSfs is resident q Louisvill. Ksatlcky. sad
b. ne candid uupreud ced judge and carsfa scrutiz-
Ing observer Ct the institution OF SLA'Eh4, ne las pro-
TALE FROM REAL LIFE,
which fo- deep pathos thrilling interest and dramatic
power and effect absolutely 70 Mrs Stoves ae
work entitled Uncle Toms Cabins The story Is entitled
THE FAITHFUL SLAVE,
and commencing the first number of the sixth Volume OF
DODGES LITERARY MUSEUM,
which begins the lth Of December l952 u VIII be con-
tinued during 81 ghtw weeks
While tLi Thrilling Story is N course of publication
rAcH NUnBER OF THE MUSEUM vii contain
SPLENDID ENGRAVING.
Illustrating the moot striking scenes IA tins admirable Tale
NEW ATTRACTIONS
For the New Volume.
To add SUI 10 the beauty Of TIE LITERARY MY
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produce without regard 70 expense, the mor
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that has ever gracsd the pages Of a Newspaper.
NOTICE TO NEWS-DEALERS.
TIC enable us 70 supply the Increasing desnds 81 News
men, we shall IInt Twenty Thonsand Extra Copies OF
THE LITERARY MUSEUM from the com nencement Of the
New Story and Of Tie Volume.
TERMS. unvauahly III Advanced
One COPY yeaf, By carrier. ~
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One volume Oy mail 10
Four copies, year. by ua %
And all above four copies the Single cOuies
10 be had at oil Periodical Stores IN the civilized world
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To Our Personal FRIENDs-A letters not relating ia
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amnsfmenis.

IX1M. HENRY FRY's COURSE of TEN
w LECTURES on MUSlC-Wnl be given at NE
TROPOLilAN HALL, on SUCCESSIVE III ESDAA EVE
NINGS, oommeuciug on TUESDAY, Nov 80. The Musical
Illustration viii be gwen by upward Of
TWO HUNDRED PERFORMERS,
includinga GRAND ORCHESTRA of EIGHTY, n MILL
TARy BAND OF FIFTY, and ONE HUNDRED CHO-
RUS SINGERS.
qhe following distinguished Artists have already been
engaged and engagements still pending with others
which viii De-, anilounc d as soon as completed.
Madame Rose De Nries
Siguors Eco Nietti,
Signor Niettl
Signor COlletti.
Subscriber Tickets for the Course OF Tea Lectures -
Single nie hty admission, 81 e,c,-pvn
Daily, nom eth ) at WIN HALL SUNS MUSIC Stofe'
No so Broadway
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90 hJhom II man Concerr.

MOSES LEVIEN.-If the person who lett
WI b,, hoye under the na,ne viii call ~ IhOnas II
K.efnes No &C. F,ar-st he vii hear oi something 20
htfedvlnf..a.
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q -SESFELL fHlLIIPs, Esa., VII lecture On
leyentb o tic series 81 o Broadway T4benacls) Sab
yet lhe Lot Arts" Tickets III cts 10 be lad Ct the
took-sscEts md a. the door
~ Thackeray's Lectures.-Tbe third Of Nj
Library Afsocat viii be delivered on FRIDAY EVEN
nc next a. O'Clock, ~ Rev MIR ChaPius Church, No
10 Bro, 1vty. near lnnce-st
Sulfct--Steele and the Times Of Queen Anne.
innted number OF single admission tickets may be mad
At de hsy Rooms or onets previously as2o'sa 81 ct az
NILLAkD J.. EELI, Chaifnl-n Lecture
JOHN F.-HALsrED,
"a New-Yorls Historical s!ecIety-CoURsE Of
jCTII RFs-ig52-i 853-for the BENEFIT Of the FIRE
TROOF BUILDING FUND The COMMITTEE on Lectures e
bvc a. ,oce ha the Course OF Lectures Tor the nst
nj I've rocf Tuifipg Fund will be opened ~ hso
pohinn Hall on TIL R5DAf ENhNlNO, DSC :, -, a.
The COse vii CONSIST o. deh Isus,y and February
Among those who have hberslly consented 70 e.u 80
names and service for tis object are he following s
Hon. 0EO BANCROFT, of N. Y; Hon PIERRE
ss9pNw RSnRi o. E%fRFG%%T. Of Mas; Res FRANGs L.
HAWKS, d D., Of \. " CHARLES oCONOR, Esq,
4Se Camntee ere also outhoneed announce that the
vtSrIfh Arnyersry Address will be delivered by Hon
p9rIIs CHOAT of Massachusetts ut the cOnc lsion Of
a. Coure under Tho direction OF the Committee VI Ar
s~,,smSnts for the Anniversary; .-,-. IA,
b Conrse will also admit the holder TO he Annver
=. hsSr's by Hon Rufus Choate of Massaehasets
Och
bsen eI.Ile In any case--to BIS bad application at
AZ Larry Rooms in the University; A. ,r.,.. a.,
tDs Ls ,rsv he procured and amer Thursday inc
,b inst ei the Bookstores Of Horace Il; oo M9Ore me
tnsn@ s q 40 No 25l Broadway; Evans X Britain
No e Broadway and At the LSTsIy ICONS IN 'Ne UNI
,enity. fRAHCIs 4. HAWKS, Committee.
GEORGE III. MOORE,)
rgyAt,eution .-OriQinal Jacobs Guard, ONO
Ien-The members of tins Company, and all those VISIT
no On their first annual Target Excursion are hereby
red that the last drill prior to the parade VIII take place
on FRIDAY EVENING, the 10Th inst, et benjamin 4
EaIlsrs No "a ChRtham-s An election Tor Oiheers VIII
take plsce the same evening .,4c ,;n
~ nv orderof T.. PIKE, Captain.
W. WAaBuRN, Orderly.
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7 rnE NEEy-YORK TRIRUNa
r.t;E 6Y3Ir.VEEKLY TISlHIJNE

o.s,roesIA, oasGON AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
s'sssbsd on the departure Of each Ma Steamer Sor
s..Srs Price Ct cents per copy
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rue NFvV-Yeiax TRIBUNE

Is l & De- TIS Of T1ss Nal s e. ,gT . 70.
y Graz ts CT "a e The Continent postese inelvasa
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Published this Morning,
rINIIE CHILDREN OF LIGHT, theme for
4 the tine by Caroline Chesebro, author Of Dream
land by Daylighto "isl" &C, &c. vol limo. elOta !
81. keztr.eos, =,
~, n oia,b. Ell j. :. RFDFlFLD.
Nos 10 and 2 Nassan-st.
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THE BRYAN GALLERY Of CHRISTIAN

Il ART containing ssries Of authentic PAINTINGS BY
Ne celebrated artists IN Chronological order !fen
open Cor exhibition the Society Library Rooms from
PAN to5PM, aad u to - Pm Admsslop Is cents
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=, uuhlshed eV-sry TUESDAY and FsIbAY morning Price
y rsr sonar. Two copies for g. Ten for 60 A6VeT-
vyIrrspts . cents 2 boe fOr each Insertion.
GREELEY A. HCELRbfB. P1bisbeTs.
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fjonscs il,nntc6.

DOARDINC-HOUSE WANTED, with mod
ID EN- ImEToyemoass, between ith.ss and Chapbori
Aidress WIDOW.
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No G. Franklin-st

~ Industrial II ono Association, No. 3.-The
twtntyholYh regular mceig Of this Association will DO
held IN FRIDAY ENEN1NO, Nov. 81, at Union Buildings
No l6J BoFsy. This Association rs organized the
plan a. Mount Vernon No. and Union Point No 2 The
Ara located IN elevated position between Wilisms
Bridge and Mount Vernon, has front Of about y miles
the fsIien and New Haven Railroads, and commands
hne view Of Long Island Sound, the Palisades and the
ioundpg country. II will be laid out IN acre, half aud
onequsIter lots Those who wish to obtain plot for
thome q sun prices must hand in tier names Immediate
IT either OF the following places, where COPIES OF the
SoptlItion ard Bylaws can 10 lad John Somniesois
No 49, Broadway; D. Owen, no. 4l4 Broadway W. b
Smith No A Nassau. st. c. A. COOPER No. ITO Harrow
st.; H. Wells No 80 Avenue u; j. A Handsuch, No lS5
Srrugst or All the Han the evening OF The meeting
IA HANpsUcH Sec. J. COMMERFORD, President.
o. Hmisrant Intelligence Ofice aud Labor
RxchnnCc. Nos 2j and n Canal-st, New-l Ork-Ihs
oAre IL essebhsbed by the Commissioners Of EHgraon
WHARF can aunys be found large numbers OF LsbOrers and
Servant M vry low Of wages and persons have
ser orr r Md by writing the Superintendent aud nd
s the amount necessary pay the passage of the parties
rrooired Nc fees charged 20 employers
JAS. 2. PAGAN, Superintendent
- Dust, Air and Matcr.-MATHEWSONs Pat
ent Weather Strip Will make your doors and French
dows tight the bottom make great saving IN fuel keep
your house waIm oean dry aud comfortable Only Office,
No. 4s0 Broadway, near GTandst
ry- Bathing and Washing, at the Wash House,
No III Mott-sfN arm Baths IN tubs and 10 cents,
Swimming Baths cents Napor Baths. best kind 25censi
Washing, cents an hour.
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EARM for SALE-A valuable Fsrm, con-
Il tanning 81 aTres well improved and gndsr good
OF cultivation WITHIN one hour. ride By railroad Of New
York portion Of the pnrehase uoney rlzy main
mortgage for ten yesis Apply J. PECARE 10. los
Hester-st.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
r Nrxg.ynrN n,lLY rRInlrNE

THE NEN.hUfsI y II ~ ILNlNHs
,,e.srn EVERY MORNING, SUNDAY ExczPTED)
Nv GREELEY n McELR,.rH
,, rRtsUrE BUILDINGS, cO2StE or SPRUCE lNp
N' s.ss.usIs. OPPOSITE 80 CITY HALL
,.,5.hvesd 70 CRY sueoiiocr< for y Cent ~
Yer they lrcier they ca sy IN adys3ce at DO Dees
g =. rcn-;hs year II the sans RE Snsle cOpiea
MT.sfs Hsil Subsc<1ts.s Five Dollar pr anuum tn
W. glh<cTptisnz ken or viz snou.Ss For three
49, Al 20 Tree BoaTS m 40 snnce rc ;urrd u 81 ex
s r.-@ss riih Conty NcwHarr Daily pepsrs recsyed
~ afcs yrhose = higher dan hc8, Of TIC
= S-ssss arc rot allowed soy difference.
sus NFW-yOtSN WEEK<sY TRIBUNE
cpRY tBRGE PIPER, FOE TIE COUNTRY,
,.,s,sls a cgely 3aFaDAY McR>gSG 1t ihl low Price
;; :. al snnuro 10 advance tsht copics ior SO or
fSsois 70 on address 80 50 end toe paper Ia
49, s.,.e6 hoycad che tpo COR which u h raid 81
$500 fg is shest wip e charged 30 cents per line
=, IN Insertion
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I'VE TICKFT OFEICE for WIN. HENRY
Mr. nEMpSTER,s Ia.t Ballad Entertain.
DODwORTH's SERIES of SIX GRAND

~ CONCERTS-The FIRST Coacert Of the above se.les
W. take place Metropolitan Hal, on sAIOApAh
ENENlNG. the 18th Dec. iS52.
o1eHi.e, Military suA Popular Music By az orehesiFa
of& Military Band OF 90 aud the CORNEI BAND.
SUtssrtop 10 The mes as admitting two 20 each Con-
cert sabscrptors received st ali the Muse Stores ans
No. 1875 Broadway.
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EOR sALE-A fine one-story House. about

+ On cABL-A UHt Ult-rtOI! IIVustI tDOul
81 feet square, and lat Of acres st Fort Lee sbolt
half uiIe from tie sndng The house contains rooms
ffst-te order and partly The 70, il 10 feet front
On The read with handsome picket fence has two good
wells and Of and about p frt-tre-s OF tho
lest quality II. Also 6ne barn. u feet By s Posses
son can be had Immediately. Apply 10 d. T. MAGYAR
Ian, Nsscaust- nom 10 A. NJ 70 !? NJ Price y SO
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E'OR SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY

II
4 PROPERTY-A frss-clIsz FARM highly improved Of
River Depot al Sing sing Said Farm produces 6een
dred doisrS worth Of hay annually, b.sdes sbgpt-
nee Of srain, spples, ke- lnze Hoase, Barns &c.
steSk and Farming UeIEs sao for sale The lowest pree
nr he Farm 10 Eighteen Thoussnd Dollars. Inquire Of
GEORGE AcC0RD. No. y WlAsu.-st, and SAMUEL
EDDY, Nc. e WIll-E
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4 COTTAGE on the HUDSON for SALE

~ or LEASE.-The advertiser being about 10 re ncyo
from the county desires TO sell hs present r.si-nce 10
lace Of Dobts Ferry Il miles By Hudson River Railroad
neat with tne othe Hudson good gtrdef vel OF
vcter Ne attached and vii suitable home
for small family VII he sold cheap Apply 70 rue owner,
NJ +. COUZENS Dobbs Ferry, or d. NJ. COWDHI, No.
I9 hrubersst. y. \.
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ITO LET-To small genteel families, several
Il suitCs Of ROOMS. n (lstst, Msv. For pircu.
l,rs apply 10 q f. HAMILTON. Ne 1870 East gistsr.
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Zeal estate for Sale.

A VILLAGE FARM for SALE.-For sale,
adjoining the visge plot OF Waupun. Form CONAN
ing SO acres. I'd IN is Aplbe OF producing annual
five thousand bushels Of gam aad Of keeping and
winter $50 head OF horses and cattle. Tho village Oi Wan
pun contains al 800 inhabitants thriving and 10 heal
thy any portion OF h5H- England. There kulr0ad
now Luding within mile OF said iiEn which will
rnuncafe with Boston AID NeviorN. Fifty miles Of Il IS
expected 70 be ready for the tins fail When this Rail
road completed, which viii be- Ia tue Of ysar
person leaving Warpun reach Boston New-f0rk ia
hours The state Prison located here. TENS
liberal For particulars inquire, by mail otherwise OF
FARNAM \. SUMNER Wsupun Fond du Lac Comfy
Nfocnsn.
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ITO LET-A small Store suitable for Shoe
Il Maker OF Tailor vith Room and Bedroom. a. No 5D7
II t. opposite Orchard Inquire ~ No ~ Grand
It, IeeI Bowery.
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DRIvATE sALE.-I0o acres OF Land, stu
siea ~ tne hie ca es,,b,y ssrieuisrs esu al
BLEECKERs, Auenoneer. No. BrosdsL
DEAL ESTATE-Wanted to purchase q
III numt.r Of City Los, ehzbly located, or euaidse
unrnsss Also % lesse few dwelling Houses sss sppb
ante Lois Tor prices from So upward and hon<y
10 Ioau upon bond and morfsase % No IS Wsllst
FRANCIS J. KENNEDY,
CoryeyaneeT and Resl Estate broass.
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Cost an1 founo.

EOUND-On Sunday afernoonlast, on Broad
VA Port,uorp,ie visl. money D.. The owner o'n
h.ve The same by ca Ina az ~. l6 Maid ano and prov
ing property.
6hSO REWARD .-LOST--Wednesday
GDsfO e.euiry 1i,h irq- aDTANDND BREASIPtN.
GOLD GUARD CHAIN and PIN cftiched The set
Pin les diamond Lead the Brcls'pnl oFned o. an
monde cluster The above reward VIII b. pad on
delveryat Mefsrs. BALL BLACKS store ,i7 Bro ldwas
q SA REWAR D-POCKET-WALLET
RCV IOST-On "wednesday 9Th inst. in goin :
nom New York, b. the NJ Express train Of the v Y
end Erle RaIroad 70 Nddletovn end thence ~ Bo0lns
burg The wallet had loop each side, with stray
pas ng around md ftenng under each loop and Il con
tanned Over $3.50 IN bank bills viz Some so bills beeved
10 b, GA The Ok Of America and other bills winch can D.
defcnbfd and three promi'orv notes seyeray 'awn by
Rueben scotr Godfrey Wood and WIN FAY, ard 3undry
ether parr For the return either of Of said wallet
and canteufr the ebnve reward viii he pad by WIN IA
RICHARDS No a White-st. Nely-YOrk City or BY AL
BERT sQUiER wurtsbcro' Sullivan County.
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EARM and COTTAGE HOUSE FOR SALE
Il in NEWARK. MA small farm, containing from
four 10 five acres with good dwelling hOe barn,
hCGse, AID other valuable Improvements with yluabls
zGrden we stocked WITH choice fruit trees and sfapc vines
havnz Of 60 feer Of the best aven1es and
high and commanding elevation overlooking the whole
ty and harbo- ard within ten nnutes DIVE OF tne
Msrket-st Depdt The grounds vel calculated iof
Of the hest inrroyeuenss TINS city The property i well
situated for person LIVING there and doing busnes 10 Ne
Ycrk Terms cav For f1ll particulars apply y
ALBERT II. NlCOLAY
Reel Estate and General AEei.Orse
70. 20 Wallst
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CLJFTON STATEN ISLAND, near the

HLlFION, STATEN ISLAND, near inc
NiNARROWS.-Bu hling Lots for inneiias improve
m, nj for sale IN the central part Of Clifton on advsn-
sageous terms Also few Of the choicest wills sites on te
Island with commanding views q the Bay N-.E0"s and
citv The punty Of the wafer the vicinity Of schools,
chrches &c and sety Of access 70 the city with the
beauty fine surrounding country renders is most attrac-
tlvs rs.Ilsues Apply to w ". VAN WAOENEN
No. l6 Posts Buildings HsB0yeE-F.
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COUNTRY sEAT for SALE, on the east

~ bank OF Hudson River containing forty acres OF land,
with ten minutes walk from railroad depot, Buildings
entirely new and comm-Id a view Of Newburgh Bay.
Also there are materials for Back the premises For
ars inquire Of URI MILLS, No CoentesshP, or
Of the Subscriber the premises At New. Han99ryn ~
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nor SALE-Ten small and Thirty large

Farms from the very best 10 the eoninonsst IN tho
State Houses and Lots sOrrs, Tanperys Pubc-iionsos,
in ,aci Real Estate Of ~ forts aud A. an prices .tn on
& VAIL on Saturdays from u 70 o'clock. NJ the Pefipe
Hotel; ether DAYS, ct Plsnfcld New Jersey.
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MAST MbRRIsANIA vILLAGE.-About

IL 80 Lots (erains unsodD varying in sze from
eighth Of offered fDr SALE the
most favorable Ten per cent down and balance
or before March 1854 Tide perfect. These lots occupy
very healthy and beautiful location and IN fall cf
the Res, River and in ,he immediate vicinity q the
dencs. several Of he weathy aud respec able citizens
OF Westcbester County Aso ine fsng within oneq1aer
Of mile Several HOURS building and lots selling
rpidy For maps and other information apply " ID. Z.
WIN1ON No. rryonTUw, near Harlem Railroad OAce,
orposlte CRY Hall.
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BOARD in BROOKLYN-Eight minutes

DOARDING.-IIan furnished Rooms,
II with Beard II No Us FIudsonst Terms moderate.
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ITO MANUFACTURERS, DYERS, &c

II The advertiser having thorough practical movie re
Of dyriux bleaching and finishing Cotton Coda IN AZ 10
hr.uehes lesr,s situation ia mznzt.ctrrfa< esaosl-
usrt a. Superintendent and Manager. He 70 active N ~
h.Ifs md possssed Of eonsderAbe experience sacac-
tory rs<rence sven. Address J. r u, TnbgDe Once.
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ITO LET-Part of a three story brick House
in pleasant ueigt booOd, small genteel family.
None Other need apply Reference gwen and required For
particulars apply at No. @l5 East Broadway.
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IOIrNTRY SEAT WANTED-To purchase,

with - "a N acres OF land the line Of the Hudson
River or New ork and New-HaSen RaIlroafs within 70
miles the city. Must be healthy oceon wen wooded
with good water view. Apply TO W. h WOOD 30 Wahst
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EOR SALE or EXCIiANGE-0ne splendid
Il new building just finished with all the modern I'm
proycmens will be sold Nv or EXCHANGED for stoes on
ary goor or boots aud shoes Address Exchange" Tnb
uIe Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26

EOR SALE.-ln Newt0an, l.. l., a Farm,
about % acres Of fra quality Of and front.
ne on Rnsh Pond Rosd and unng nearly through 70 Cy
pTt hiD Plank Rosi being ebout three miles from WIZ
6sruslulrrh ard about and half miles from Brooklyn
line direct course OF Myreav, aud half iInie rom rear
enhance OF Cypress Hill Ceinetery o. the psenss are
lave copmeous house and utbudins FOr further par
icuars inquire Of CORNELIUS DE BEyOi5E, on pIsIni-
a. or CT H. DE BEvOISE. No IS Catharlne--, N. Y.
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~ lighted oOns with constant and steady power, IN build
irg cor. Elizabeth ard Hestcr-sts Apply 70 MORTON
L BREMNER No. Zl2 Pear St, corner Of Fletcher.
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Boar6 ana Rooms.

A CCOMMODATIONS for Families and
"a single Gentlemen be obtained 81 No ITO Blocker
The eNeusve addition reing completed the house
ready for the reception OF bolTders
A MEXICAN HOTEL, Panama, n. c.
~ This Hotel IL by far the most ery spacious and
TIA pubic house N tie City OF Panama
JOHN u. BOWLES Proprietor.
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5perial Mciires.

/. ~ Popular Lccturcs-Tabcrracie Course.
S-NENBELL PHILLIPS, EsQ., VII lecture On
tBEDAEh DAY EVENING next, Dec. /, at O'Clock,
teyentb Cf tie seriss 81 hC Broadway TaSeuacs) Sab
yet "lhe Lot Arts" Tickets III 10 be lad Ct the
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Gou5es 10 Eet.
DOOMS with STEAM POWER 10 LEI

IA Fine light Rooms, III good ..ealy fog, - tx in
ie Depot Badiag, corner 0f CeUeT snd FlnShn sts
Apply 20 W A. ALLEN, the prenIii - second door,
rom 10 10 daily.
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BOARD in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

men and thsir Wives slso single Gentlemen Ne
srcoz frodsied with Board AZ No Asto-place, r-
South 5th, within Eve minutes walk OF the ferry.
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mants.

WANTED-A situation as Chambermaid OF
w nurse, by Young Woinan. Protestant. She can
b. seen io three days AT her last place No 18th a. Albion
place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26
TOR sALE-Property on Washington aat

II Oh CALL-ITUpcrty on W dSnIDYtJH NH
Wsren-sts The vacant LOT No. 80, the east SIDE ef
o. 20 ss se. 70 i5ont BY ~ = aspse
story aTck houses and loA - feet each IN front War
re'st by % feet n depth, sbuttns upon the rear Of e
aforsaG ot No 2 stOn-s and forming Lffesa
WaslinSfoD 10 Warensx. The Warren-st house b.
altered ito stores BY very rn. outlay; and BY ui1s 70
feet o. the Of the lot Wsshnsfonst they can b:
store which will hiz TINS property R IA
the advancing business of the city and IN fns n
rreise neEhborbood Of tie Erie and Hntsu River Hal
read Depots. For priee and terms apply 20 -. go.
JAS H. THORNE, No. l03 Wslkefst
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-05-22

gThc following articles have been over
looked for time, but they lose nothing by the
delay.
Spring.-How cheerful is the first mild day
of spring, after the long prevalence of wintry
storms. 1t comes with smiling grace to reno
vate the faded beauty OF nature, and TO animate
with new life both man and beast. There is a
balmy softncss in the air the Sunbcams sparkle
with joyous brightness, and the livery of glad
ness invests the face Of nature. The children
are out upon the banks, and along the streams,
and with cheerful greetings, and glad counle-
nances, welcome the return of spring. The
daisies lift up their heads, in all their native
modcsty and loneliness, and the returned song
sters join in the general song Of sladness and
melody.
The active labor of the year commences; the
farmer begins anew the cultivation of the soil;
".And the fisher is out on the sunny sea-
In the numerous avocations of life man enters
again upon the labors of the year, and hope
spreads her promises before him. But the
spring speeds swiftly on, and we must enjoy the
fleeing moments as they pass, and the year IL
pens into mai urity.