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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-19

DEPUTY 5URvEYOE. Residence in Brighton, two miles
OF Hall * Pratt, On the Burlington road.
JON. B. JELSI'N.
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JOHN VI. JONE

GKSERAL DEALER, in Boots, Shoes, Leather and
ings. Main street. onposile Old Durk,e Block.
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LIFE OF WEBSTER.
4 Sermon Preached at the JfeIodeon. on Sunday
October 81, 1882 By THEODORE PARKER.

Phonographcay reported for the Boston Commonw eah
By RUFUS LIGHroN and J. ". ". YERRISroN.
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- NTrIIrLLe ara TR AyELING BAGS, \ gr,asyariety
- a. prices to>,ut at METCALF, MERRILL & cos
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4. y. LOWELL,

ArroRSry, Counsellor and solicitor and Notary Publ
kruUshu, Wis
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FRIEND XvEE4TLOCK.

T. y 10 FsLI4s
ATTORNEY, Counsclo or and Solicitor. Ken
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AIAhGa. LOT OF
EAERNI EOER SALE.

'N-' r W LYMAN.
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NAFFINs ounstap Il! ouhaad andmadeto order.
". II. SCOTT
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&ILk and Fancy pressC ods-tU Of the newest and
NCHehe'Etyiesfolnd intksEAsiern maTket,st
Nj, VI. s co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-05
A T PRIVATE sALE-A FIRST class four.

"A story brown front House 4eh-av.-Tbs we'll
built fourseFy brown front Houss with Score having
range ks No. 80 4th-sv The 6fA house shove 1e q
the east side. Tho house y n feet 8 inches D. -
fnshed in the best manner and u Hna eian eo.ss
feet deep o. 900 cen remain bond 81 Dsseses WI
b sed for lots ksswees 7tha and Ahsvs, o. %
from s'sh to 7'sA''s cof ERp2 CH,IroN, Ne. . wspk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-05
no PENCIL-CASE MAKERs.-In conse-

i quepce Of the going 10 Australia very large
a.. valuable Of Pencil Case Tools viii be- offered AZ pub
lie auction the fsco the corner Of South an and
Eriests occupied by the late hrn OF smith DArow Co.
y =, ale Among the tools OF the best Damssk Ma
hues ever used this country and ao another Ne for
ngr tun M pencil barrels Of shape and size possess
ns very rapid motion Lathes with turning tools and
rI "A complete: Driving Plates and Mandrs Of all sizes
and pafierrs very superior quality In tact more COM
es ret Of tools for manufacturing pencil cases aud all
r.r Ct order offered for ale and arrds one Of
he arrest OPPORTUNITIES offered 70 any ~ embark N the
Iunt,. Should any be desroUs Of purchasing the
whole lot th viii be disposed of At very low rsts And
A The tUc al s arranged their proper fixtures and
p wortpg oIdrr favorable opportunity has never
b..u red 70 any dssruus 70 commence business TIC
,hop ia which the tools arranged can also be hreS
reasonabie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-05
A VILLAGE FARM for sALE-For sale,

"A adjoining the village plot Of Wsupun, Farm contain.
ing 80 serss Sad hrn capable Of producing annually
i've thoussrd busheh OF grain and Of keeping summer end
winter 80 head fhorses and cattle The village Of Wan-
pun contains about 300 inhabitants II thriving and a. heal
Thy any portion Of New England There Rsrosd
now building within mile OF ssid farm which will cen
munsste with Boston and NewYerk Fifty miles of IL 70
expected 10 be ready for the this fall When THE Rail
road completed which WIN be in the course Of one year
person leaving Wsupun reseh Boston or Newton b
forty eight hours The State Prison located hero Terms
liberal tor particulars inquire, by mail otherwiss Of
rARSAM A. SUMNER, WsuDun, Fond du Lse Cosnsy,
Wisconsin.
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A Cook and 70 assist in washing and IRON
ire by ore and - chaInbTwork and plain sewing or
we ting nurse by another These girls nave best OF city
Tetrence. Call AZ No. "a 6th-Ey, tae Bookstore.
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NOW READY-THE CONFESSIONS OF
THE NEW and INTERESTING GAME

II VIZ MI w uIfu ~ I1ItI@N I A-Nf UtNIE3
Il of UNCLE TON and LITTLE EVA, price > cents
Tbe interest which one the Game consdsra-
be and the more played the greater thu desire for it,
Ii simple, nd be easily understood az the same time
pleesne DE- srsbe Game Of the Season. for Ii persons
HE e1eout ON the which coored representing
lie characters in UNCLE TOMS CABIN, are beyond all
censure They are hfe-like and expressive.
For the workmanship displayed in getting up THIS Game
for te pleasing and endless enjoyment may rve IN
s study and for the extraordinary low price at winch It
offered stamps II the Game Of the season.
All orders rVm the trade and by merchants tFon the
country for the above Will be promptly attended 10 oy
GEO. H. BELL. Stasoner. No. l5s Nasau-st, n y
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ITO ENTERPRISING MEN.-A rare chance
Il offered to sake de agency for the sale Of new .rt-
ss ga; E sH'el .as psy :, Az ,ssr, Johnson
CO, No. - CegtlsndtTG
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4 5 Cook and 10 do general homework, BY a
respectable young Woman in private fimy she e
cd Lsundress and has good references Apply az NO
is 7th-sv- near 19ih-st.
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4 CooK. Washer and Ironer, BIZ a respecta-
- bic v,uuz Wornnr in private family. Can 1--WE s1f
fcient city rt from her last place Apply at No -
WCst i5ih-st, IL the building.
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WALTON & COTTON's COMPLETE

WALTON & COTTON's COMPLETE
ANGLER-THE COMPLETE ANGLER or the
SoNTshiLATlNE MANS RECREATION, by Isaac
Whon Instructions how angle for Trout OF Gray
hns IN clear stream, by Charles Cotton, Wit. copols
notes ioI the nost part original photographed Preface,
v pe an seeoun OF hshns and sshing books tbs
ht antiquity 10 the time Of Walton and notice of Cot
ton and ~. wnIires BY The American Editor which IS
adtd an Appendix Including lluseratiye Ballads Music,
Psreu American Fishing and the most complete CAta-
losne OF BOOKS en- ANGLING Se printed; also Gene
rsl Index the whole WORK Illustrated with Steel Eusray-
inss And numerous W oolcrts. l vol. limo.
It, simplicity il sweeines IL grace ard harry
With the renacrsd
,h;r hoeh des erved popular IHaan
q breAihss very Of nnoceDce purity apSlty Of
lChsrie Lamb
~. spd H. ply Cd msn, shall last WIN. HAlhtt
Published and for sale BY
JOHN WILEY No. lsT Broadway
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Bpar6 ana Rooms.

A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, residing in
IA the upper part side Of tie city. would let one or
two Rooms with Board. either 10 single Gentlemen or
Gentleman and Lady The house Is pleasanry sruAted-
having hot and cold baths and where stages and ca are
al parts of the atty To those quef
sceal AID comfortable home this desirable opportunity
Asfea NJ Boz l.29e Lower PoG-Ofice.
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Uaats.

4 5 Cook, by an American Woman, in pri-
waite family. UnlfrsssnGs heal and pastry and any
III nS che isrqrIed 20 do Apply 10 LeonAEds, corner
OF Hudson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-05

WANTED-A Partner with a cash capital
w CT eco or e. 2o in business which will pay from
ESQ to sscd week Address ADAMS Box No l5l Brooa
lynPost-Ofiee.
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.xpannInr Lecfures-BroadyynY Tnberrl1t

,le1e Third Lecture OF the Course will be delivered
SIIssEVENING, November @, at O'Clock, by JOIN
iHCsPsON, Esq, OF the Poughkeepsie Bar. Subject
:, scry OF the Order of Jesoits in contrast wthsfa
~ In her and the Reformation The audience respect
hly requested to como early Gentlemens tickeis %
pts or ticket admit 3sntlemsn end Lady 81 cents
be he'd the principal Bookstores and at the door.
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A s Cook and TO assist in the washing AMI
"a ironing " Young Woman Who can give good refer
Cal at No 69 ithav Can be for two days u
until engaged.
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70 Clarenceville, L.. I.--Beautiful Lots at mode
nate prices payable in nsallmens of g TO 81 month
General Offices No Nassau-st and No. 81 5-av The wh0D
Of tins beautiful village, embracing nearly seven hundred -
Except third are ady sodl soered Tor sale at
from 60 TO $50 each This place situated the Brook
n and Jamaica Plank Road with the Long Island Railroad
Pasrg through the center aud is about y miles from VIII
hensufgh and from Brooklyn For convenience Of access
hnmIpsssed by village in the vicinity of NewYork,
hane frequent by stages on the Plank road
and tive times each way, daily by the Railroad IL finely
ecsit in the OF lovely plain aud lie free alike from
sSamPt and rough mountain land The village laid out
an broad and convenient the center Green
Nooday beng leo feet IN width the title OF the property
perfect having been in family nearly no years
osnplete abstract will be furnished purchasers Alto
sether TO those who would escape high city rens and des
zoos OF convenient building SPOT this the brst opporu
ny yet offered TO the public All the streets will be graded
ne expense OF the present proprietor S5 sPs or FUR
General Agest No. Nassaust, from 10 AN. to4 PM;
OF 10 John H. Bailey No l29 AtAnticst and j. B. Bennett
Cosnhs-st between Sackett and DeTaw-sis, Brooklyn
30 &reet has been the demand for the above lots that
houeh tbey have only been offered for sale for few weeks
OF Che whole number have been sold Those wno
would SECURE a choice location must apply at once
~ Eangrant Intelligence Once and Labor
EhchnnRc, NosL IS and "a Canal-st- New ors-Feis
erioe established by the Commissioners Of Emigration,
where can always be found large numbers Of LabOrers and
servants very low rates Of wages and peeons can have
men orders h by writing 70 the superintendent and nd
Jug the amount cessay to pay the passage VI the parties
JAS p. PAGAN, Superintendent
to East River building Associatiou.-Are su-
er monthly nstss OF tins Assoc cation VIII be held Tha
han Hall, No ~ Clana-st, on WEDNESDAY EVENING
Nov s. al n ccloc Members are aues,ed ~ h. NM
tuai payins their daes in order TO fines Books
fol subscription open nt the office.
W. 0sEDIAH NEwCoMB, President,
ALFRED r. HErFiEsD Secretary.
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Real estate for Sale.

A BARGAIN.-Ten Lots advantsgeously 10
IA est.d on the 5th.av Apply 20 ID. w. C. MOnRts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-05

perU s. M s. GEORGIA for California, vasAspinwan,
' w. " BRADY, T. M.
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rxtp SEW.YORk TRIb
6periaI Notices.

- f:ercrzi Committee Of Democratic W hig
30 Nes,-A meeting this CcTDn,ittee will be held
J ~ 1Bfcu3vay House, on FRIDAY EVENING, Nov
y go Al 2 o'clock. By order,
RIBsD, sceretares
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-05

rgr NTH Ward Temperance Allianee.-Iflere
~l'be fsmpeTalce Meeting in the Large Tent THIS
vvtKIG Several speakers engaged, whe viii address
~ rseeag Keep the ball stolliDg"
JEREMIAH GERTELL Chairman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-05

Mayors OFFICE, NEw-YoRK, Nov s, 1852.
~ Notice il hereby given that the Order directing
ts Extension OF the Quarantine Regulations for vessels
,ing at this port FROM ports South of Cape HenOpen is
hy, by dissolved and discontinued
GIVEN urder my hand and official seal the day and
year above written A. c. KINGSLAND, Mayor.
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eIeornn,,ic Communication between

arericu and EurOp0s-JOHN HUNTER, Agent in
Fnglsnd of the NETWORK ASSOCIATED PRESS,
necifuy begs the Mercantile and Business
community thai TIE LisGRAPIIIC DISPATCHES, to and
nom any of Britain, the Continent of Europe, Will
\, purciually forwarded if confded to his
Dispatches shoud be forwarded early as possible be.
fore the ealing Of the steamers IN envelopes unseaed and
sddr, we'd IEIE5RAPHiC
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~ To our RrooiStyn Friends.-Hon. HORACE
NAM y p WFlIPPLF HENRY WARD BEEF HER

An HUDSON, It. STARR KING and HENRY GILES,
y comm their of Popular Lectures in the Hall
d tie Brooklyn Institute, but independent Of TIN regular
Institute Course next TUESDAY EVENING at n o'clock
Sueh an stray Of admirable lecturers rarely found in
course. For tickets apply edeely at the uss places
or to the Treasurer, A. L. STlMSON, No ~ Valet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-05

CCOMMODATIONS for Families and
xsle G.rtsu<r ssa he Obtained q No. ITO Bleeeker
The eItensve sddtsn bsaS completes ne s0ase u
aev ready for he reception Of borden
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-05

to Barrow,s Rotary Engine .-NEw-YoRk, Nov.
S2-The undersigned having been kindly invited to ac
pany you experimental trip, which took place on
Rotary witness the performance of your newly
invented Reversible Rotary Engine, and truly confess
that We were quite aston shed its achievements There
oe We cheeIy recommend your Rotary TO the notice Of
ell persons who take interest IN the improvements OF
engines believing that your engine has the advantage
power and economy Wishing you all the success which
your ng nuity and perseverance, richly deserve remain
(Signtd) Yours respectfully, the subscribers
W. c. ST0TESBERRY late master of steamer City Of
Pittsburgh.
s. L. GLOVER, late master Of steamer Raphael Rivas
kCo.
W.R HOODLESs master of shipJ A. WeSeryelt
j C.BUNTING, master Of ship Constantine.
To EBLHEZER BARRows, Esl, No. 22S Water-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-05
J,O FURNACEMEN, MACHINISTS and

i O1HERS.-For sale by the subscriber, very valqa-
be FurGee sId Machine Shop, all IN complete order, To-
eseo IN Of tie pleasant and houTshns villages II
this state through which s now BENG constructed rail-
rosd The business has been conducted with great success
by tie present owner for the past Is year, and he
dssirs TO retire from business This affords chance
10 any for engaging in aafe and lucrative business
with little money the terms are very favorable For
particulars, inquire Of - -
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vUEACHER wANTED.-A Young Lady fully

cmretent teach tire and higher branches OF
Erssh the French LsngusTe, Drawing and Muse want
ed % instruct Mss The high testimonials val Be
reorirtd Address w II. p, union-place p. ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-05
ITO FEMALE ACCOMPLISHMENTS

All. youpx L.d,, (rs,pr,D who are fully competent
20 teach in Ell the branches Of EnEhsh Educaron arc de-
s;rcus Of making Amusement with soue seaoo Were
their services would be considered equivalent fr nsue
s,on IN the hshrr hranches Muse French Ad Drs<na
Best Of references pyen. Address Il. d. Box Ne lIs
Lever Posi0Gee.
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no MANUFACTURERS. OVERS, &C.

" mANtf AIlUkEIS, III EES, &C
Tie acTert.er having thorough practical Suowlsds
Of cysnR bleaching and finishing Cotton Gods IN III rs
branehes dtsres situation manufacturing establish
rert as SEpeTntf Ident and Manager He active IN ms
habits snd Possessed Of considerable experience Sa,1e-
tory referCrce given. Address J. r. F.. Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-05

As CHAMBERvAID and SeamstEpss, or TO
y take Of baby. by respectable young Womln;
undesta35s all krds OF family sewing; viii he an &C ai-
sitio1 10 sdy with growing family; best Of city refer
ence. Cal atNo H5 Vsrckst IN the store, for days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-05

A GENTLEMAN and WIFE wish an unlur.
"A rished Roon with Board. IN private family where
tb re are but few or no other boarder Terms nut be
Moderate Address BILLINGS, Tribune Oesce giving
trrns location, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-05
ITO TEACHRRS-Wsntea Teacher in t

ITO BoSS PRINTERS. The Advertiser,
avng served years of his apprenticeship, wishs 20
complete The remaining years as e0mPositor eitneI Ia
NeSIaEeT or Book Ofoe. Letters addressed X t. Iri-
tune Cfce, Will receive immediate attention. No oojec
tors 70 tie country.
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6cnses TO fet.

C,TEAM POWER 10 LET.-Several we'll
- lighted rooms with aud steady power, IN build
ing cor Elizabeth and Hestersts. Apply 70 MORrON
4 BREMNER, No. 2l2 Pearst, corner OF FLETCHER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-05

ITO LET-Handsome Apartments, consisting
Of whole floors TO each family ia new housss. having
Croton water gas &C. and IN excellent situation.
Some storss in tie houses Rents moderate Apply
TO GEO. O. HALLOCK, No. IL 5ufolkst before "a. N.
or betw and II. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-05

Two LET-A Factory Building on 2d-av be-
l. tween S9tb and 4Cth-sfs, with stear- ,nsne and
boiler Of five horse power build story 10 feet By 49,
near 3dAy, for II. A. HARVEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-05

DARTNER WANTED-In frst-class fam
y Hotel in this city possessing decided advantAs . tor
pecunary profit Address No 60 Eat Slsts near 4thav
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A CENTLEMAN and his WIFE. or two

"A Single Gentle be accommodated VITA large,
pleasant Rooms and full partial Board, at No ~ Carys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-05

4 PRIVATE FAMILY can ACCOMMODATE
- Gentleman and his Wife with Board, and an elegant
rsror with bedroom adjoining, in house with the
modern improvements Apply 81 No. 80 stn-av Refer
snces exchanged
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"" AGENTS.

In LiyERPooL-J. HUNTER, No 2 Psradise-st
In HALIFAx~R NUGENT, Editor of the Sun.
In BosToN-W. q. BLANCHARD, Office of the Mail.
IENEw-YoRx-D. II. CRAIG, Office Of the Associated
Press No. HaDOveT-st, (up stairs
In PBILADELPsIk-W. w. FULTON, Ledger Building
Is BAITImoRE-C C. FULTON Sun Building.
In CHARLEsToN-A CARROLL, Courier Office.
In Ew-0RLEARs-E. FULLER, Merchants Exchange.
In IoUIsvILLE-J w. CLARKE, Courier Office
aCIKcIEHATt-R. SMITH, Merchants Exchange.
In IiuFFALo--A. ID. LEVIEN, Commercial Office.
n Correspondents in Europe should, to iasure prompt
IN the veIy and transmission Of dispatches forward
eir communications for tine United States through the
Agency az Liverpool Byso doing their dispatches VIII be
ed over the wires advance of all private
communications the arrival Of the at Halifax,
Boston, or New-York
Charges moderate and accuracy and reasonable prompt
nets in the Transmission of dispatches guaranteed the
money viii be refunded.
j. HUNTER, Telegraph Agent, No 2Paradee-st, Liver
pool England and General Agent in England for the lines
OF Telegraph between Halifax Nova-Scota, and New DIRK
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Nem 11ublirations.
MARSH's COURSE OF BOOK-KEEP-

VK Moths aid beautiful work, printed a coors
for sale the Authors Counting Rooms for the Practice Of
Book keeping, No. 3o4 Broadway. Price, u 3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-05

WANTED.-The lower part Of genteel
w House. east Of Bowery between Division aud ious
tonss wanted by small respectable family Address
I. R. Box No. las Post-0ffce
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DURTON's Observation-Disclosures
NIBLOs GARDRN-JoHs SEXTON, Man

IN sger.-THIs EVENING, Nov. s. will be played
BY .he Grand Orchestra Overture 70 Marths.
To be succeeded hy the Opera: Ia acts, called
MARTHA Or THE RICHMOND MARKET
Lady Harriet. Mime Bishop Nancy. .Mss Rosa Jacques
Lyonel. Mr. (Sudi Plunket Mr.. Leach
Sir VIM Mikleford .Strini Judge of Richmond Rudolph
Tickets So cents Private Boxes, 3D. Doors epen at To
commence n.
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IA GRAND VOCAL ani INSTRITMENrAL
DROADWhY THEATEP-E.A MARsu.I,

- Sole Lessee.-THIS EVENING, Nov s, will be per-
formed the play. in five acts, entitled
LOVE; OR, THE COUNTESS AND THE SERF
The Duke Mr. Barry Prince Frederic Groyonor
Count Urck MCGOWAN Sfr Rupert...... florence
The Countess -. julia Dean Tine Empress Mrs Warren
MARRIED AND SETTLED.
Mr. Box. Mr.. w. Davidge Nr Cox Mr.. Whiting
Mrs Box .. hre Vernon 1irs Cox Mrs J. Seton
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SALESMAN WANTED for Retail BOOT
~ ard Shoe Store. To q smart sctiv- young MA WAC
thorough understands the bus good and prrn
Gtust en- Is offered. Apply in person to FOWLERS
WELLS, No. ISL Nasssust-, between 10 and II An
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-05
NRUG STORE for SALE-In a pleasant
DARTNER WANTED in BUILDING

OAR T n T. X WANTED In BUILDING
i STEAM ENGINES, LOCOMOTIVES, Se- at Chi
cago 1he partnership Of the subscribers Will soon ex-
pe and the partner wishes enlarge the busneSs
with view the increasing demands OF the great
West therefore proposes to connect with himself some
parry having sufficient capital The present frm
dong an extensive and profitable business manufacturing
Steam Engines Railroad Cars and variety Of heavy Ma
subeenbers GATES x MCKNIGHT,
Eagle Works, Chicago, ILL.,
RETEREScEs-E. Corning 4 Co. Albany n T.; J. II.
Birch Co. Chicago, H.; George Il. Cobb h Co, New
Yerk Mower Woodwork Boston; Marshall Bement x
Colby Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-05

~ Card.-The Board Of Directors of the NEW
YORK ORPHAN ASYLUM, lat Bloomngdale,) most
snsuy tender their thanks the Managers OF the Amer
len Institute for extend ng the Orphan Family an invita-
t 10 tn, Exhibition Castle Garden. And also
10 the liberal Proprietor of the American Museum for at
lordng the children additional enjoyment on the same day
The Ladies' likewise, thankfully acknowledge the kind
ness of tie Conductors of the HUDSON River Railroad and
OF the owner Of the steamboat Jenny Lind in Attending
the Orphans pleasant and free conveyance to and from
the city. -
MAY the qualification thus impaired 20 the hearts Of these
destitute little Ones be reped sevenod to the generous be-
aowois Of so much happiness
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Gonses tl)ante0.

WANTED-A basement or front Room, suit
w able for Physicians Office, IN some respectable
house north of 2eth-st Address NJ D. at this Office.
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DOARD-At No. 63 Fulton-St. Good Board
- snd Rooms for the winter Also, transient and day
boaruers.
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DAINT STORE for SALE.-An old-estab-

DAlNT STORE for SALE.-An Old-estab-
lshed Paint Shop, with stock and fixtures
IL snlnety feet deep Grsrate business location The
Above with the lease and goodwill or separate desired
tor. Address J. H. Box No 1919 Lower Postohice.
D0RTER HOUSE for SALE.-Fixtures,
Stock and Lease good situation; will be sold cheap,
A. the owner about engage another business Apply
90 J. >. WILLIAMS son, Real Esate and House Asen-
cv No 297 9th-ay.
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THO LET-The Stores and Dwelling part of

rI,O LET-A new brick House, with modern
Il improvements 10 roornsi suitable for two fmi
hes. Free, $50 Inquire ofWM TAYLOR on the prem
isss ssth-st $50 feet OF 7th-ay CHARLES PART
RIDGE, No. Courtlandtrst