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ErST received and for sale LOW, 200 Sachs
% of ground alum Salt.
PERUVIAN 4 PATAGONIA GUANO,
at reduced prices. WILMER & DAVIS.
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WILLIAM EGRFsERT.

Elkton, Nov %, 1851.
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Notice, To all rhom il may Concern.
Boots! Shoes Shoes For Ladies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
New Publications.

A GEM of BOOK-12,000 Copies Sold
IA HEADS AND HEARTS; or, My Brother tie Colo
mel Illustrated Price 80 This great domestic novel
has had immense sale and the Press from All parts of
the country speak of in tie highest terms IL has already
passed 70 { third edition.
MIKE FINK. Legend of the Ohio. By Emerson
Bennett su;hor of The Prairie Flower Price DC.
GENTLEMAN JACK; or, Life on the Road. Illus
trated. Price . cts.
The immense LIFE OF PIERCE. Only , cts
Vol OF Lppincott's Edition OF WAVERLET Price
81. DEWITT 4 DAVENPORT,
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THEODORE EISFIELD's CLASSICAL
4 QUARTET'rE SOIREE TIE h-st of the Third sea
son, VII take place Nbl0's saloon SATURDAY, Oct
50. See small bills
SPIRITUAL MANIFESTATlONS.-Mr.
OFINNEN, from Cleveland. Ohio. a SPEAKING NE
DIUM WI lpesk ss be y moved, Hope Chapel Broad
way THIS EVENING, a; y o'clock Admission y cents
SlGNOR POZNANSKI, Pupil of Rossini,)
~ lately Of London respectfully announces 70 the Ladies
and Gentlcen Of NeYork his arrival here with tie III
ttnton Of establishing himself his profession teacher
of Singing. SiKnor POZNANSKIS Rooms At No l2l
Chamberfst, where he may be from to 2ooock AN
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II Ncw-York Historical Society.-As beeou-
ing the occasion cnc the character OF the storl So-Iy
IN pursuance OF the written request Of several Of IFS mem
bers ia accordance with tire presumed feelings oil All,
there viii be Special Meeting OF tie Society a It's HDis
in the University SATURDAY, INST e. o'clock
d. 10 testify It's serse Of the css whel ire country hs
sustained IL tie del;h OF DANlEL WEB5IbK, ara 70
NJ. b. FIELD. Recording Secretary.
rTDr. Hodge, formerly Pastor OF the First Baptist
Church Brook7n WIN BE- publicly recognized u the Pastor
of the Nsshngtonav Baptist Church, on Ihc ISSDA9
EVENING Oct. q. Sermon by Rev + l.. MAGOON.
The Fulton line stages VII convey PASSENGERS 70 The door
~ Letters, Orders Parcels specie, &C.,
received for the steamer BALTIC 70 sail on the 5oth tor
Liverpool London. and all parts OF Greet B1An and Ire
No 74Broadway " Y.
Drafts and Letters Of Credit as usual.
u Merriam's Model Of the City OF San
Francisco is exhibition a. the Gallery o. the
National Academy Of DeGgn, No 655 broadway, y J.
The rooms are oTen from 10 o'clock 4 VI until 10 P NJ,
daily This Model constructed from exact measurements
on scse Of q feet 10 an inch the grades buildings
whsTves, hsrbor, shipping, &c. Admission p cents
Tie following among numerous certificates furnished
while the Model was on exhibition in Sun Francisco:
BRITISH CONSULATE, SAN Francisco July p, 1874
SIR have much pleasure IN certifying to the correct
ness your Model Of San Francisco and feel assured that
all who have friends il this quarter viii take deep interest
in the scene many disasters and much enterprise
Hoping that YOU will meet with every success,
GEO. Akin, H. B. VI. Consul.
FL MERRIAM ESQ. Model of san Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO Juv 49, 1851
SIR: Tie tuthfIness IN which you have represented
the City San Francisco in miniature meets with
tire apIrobaton ard from the great interest everywhere
rnanifssted growing metropolis both IN Europe aud
America your Model cannot fail to prove attractive
your efforts sud skl are worthy Of commentator.
Very respectfully,
T. KNIGHT, Agent 7. NJ s. 6. Co.
w. MACONDRAY Co. Merchants.
EBBETS Co, Merchants
FLINT, PEABODY Co. Merchants
TAAFFE, McCAHILL Co, Merchants
BOLTON, BARRON Co, Bankers
DREXEL SATfIER 4 Co. Bankers
BURGOYNE a Co. Bankers.
ADAMS Co, Express.
wv. GREGORY, Express
Z ]. MERRIAM Esn
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(Y Fourth Free Excursion 20 Clarenceville.
LAST OF THE SEASON.-The LAST free excursion for
the 20 this beautiful place, will take place SAT-
URDAY NEXT the seth inst Cars Will leave South Fer
~, Brooklyn, at II A NJ, and returning VIII leave Cla
rencevile al I. NJ To those desrous of visiting this
place and Of securing choice location this will be the last
opportunity this Tckets free charge may OBJ
tanned Of ID. 7. MACFARLAN, General Agent, No Nas-
sau-s between II NJ and p NJ of the other agents
of the property.
" Sale by Subscription Of 292 Desirable
Building Lots, with an opportunity Of obtaining pro-
perry valued ut $50 COO for the Of S2OThe property
now offered for sale comprises some of the most eligible
building ois-three dwelling houses and lots and very
valuable mansion house and ornamental grouudsstuated
in the City of Trenton NewJersey 1t is proposed divide
the property into shares of $50 each SHIRE represent
lot dwelling house and lot, the and grounds
Purchasers of shares will have for each share held oppor
tuny Of obtaining for s2Opropery valued $50 O three
10 obtain dwelling houses and lots valued 81 600 with
probability of getting lots worth much than the snb
pton price and the prospect of rapid increase value
Trenton is situated upon the line Of the NewYork and
Philadelphia Railroad is very convenient Of there
being fonr daily trains TO and from New York The streets
are regulated, paved and lighted with gas.
TERMs-ThiTy dollars be paid upon each share the
time osubscrbne and the balance in monthly nstaments
till paid Subscriptions received by the undersigned For
maps of the property and full particulars apply
WIN. H. FRANKLIN SON Co.
4,70) No. 5 Broad-st- NY.
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NTTIGNON's GYMNASIUM, Nos. I59 and

" lsl Crosby-a--Ar C. y. OrII0SoS oess lsass %
sanrise until 10 r n, for general exercise Genuemens
Class ueets every evening At O'Clock for eA @
;.sfruetiou Bow Glasses Aondaya WEDNESDAY,
and Saturdays AZ 81 in tic s!eernoon-
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DEVISED STATUTES OF the STATE OF
III NETWORK. a. altered by subsequent legislation
together with the unrepeaed statutory provisions OF gen
ea nature psssrd the OF the revision 70 the close
Of the second of the Legislature IN 1871 arranged u
lie manner Of the Revised Statutes 70 which are ade al
sts OF general interest passed during the session OF lsb2
with references Judicial decisions IN relation 70 these pro-
and anstory notes Fourth edItsgn ggi pup
hshed ard fox sale BY GEORGE IL BELL
Booksel!er and ststioueI. No. lie Nan q
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MORFIT's TANNING anil CURRYING.-

MORtIIs TANNING AMI CURRY lNU.-
IVA Now ready, Tie Arts OF Tanning, Curry NJ and
Leather Dre sing theoretically and practically considered
all their details Edited from the French OF de ron-
teuelle, and = Maiepeyre with numerous emsndatens
and additions by Campbell Mort Practical and Ansytieai
Chemist. Illustrated by 30 ensravinss In vol royal
tho. price g. NJ.
Gallo Acid ExtIsctve, Tanning Materials Oak BafSs,
Barking Of Trees Methods Of Estimating the Tanning
Power Of AsIingent Substances Tan Structure and Com
position Of Skin Different kinds OF SKIN suitable for Tan
ming Preliminary Treatment of Skins Tanning Process,
Improved Procees, NanEuens Process AeeeeraLng Pro-
cesses Keaseeys Proces. Tunbulls Process ilboards
Patent Process Lepreurs Process Tanning with Extract
OF Oakbers OF Ceisehu, Hemlock Tanning Tanning with
Myrtle Plant &c &c English Harness Leather Calf SKINS
(i6si and sheep SkInS HoTse Hides Buck Vol and Dog
SKINS Buffalo GreciAn Leather, Russia Leather, Red
Skins Wallachia Leather. Mineral Tanning Texture A1d
Quality Leather and the Of scoyenng It's Defees
Tsvnf Hungary Leather Oiled Leather Tanning a. Prae-
rsd by the MoIgol Taars Shagreen Parchment Leather
Bottle Tuning OF CordAge and Sail Clotl Glazed or
Patent Leather Havorons Process for rendering HIDES
hard transparent Curying Curyng Of CAR SKINS Cur
rvne Of Goat SKINS, Red Leather Far Leaiher Wafer
proof Dressing Perkinss Machine f9r Ponnel5ng and
Training Leather SPLITTING Shaving Eeshng aud Cleans
;og Nachines Enclosing Of LeatAsr, Gut-Dr-ss.as.
HENPY CAREY BAIRD, Publisher Phllsdeiphia
VIII be sent free Of postage 10 any part Of the United
Sisiss.
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~ scott Central C0minittce.-Tne regular meet
,rs Of this Committee WI be held Headqusrters Con
III ution Hall, THIS Clhursday) EVENING at n
O'clock. BY order, ROBERlT. HAWS, Chairman.
GEO. w. BLUNT (vio ch,
JAS. +. FREEBORN,} '"o-O"n
WV. r. SHGRDLOw c.o..,
A J WILLIAMscN. Seei''@''e''
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Uanis.

AS Cook, by . respectable young Woman.
"A Understauds Der business perfectly Has no ton
10 IN in the washing II required The best of reference.
No objection 10 tie country Can be <n 81 No. s Hoa.-
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THE GENTLE SHEPHERD. By A

rT,HE GENTLE SHEPHERD. By ALLAN
Il RAssAY.-Ju.t published, new and elegant edition,
with Life of the Author; Glossary. an sufnenr'e
Portrait and Catalogue Of the Scottish Poets Ell Also
Isaac Tayors Physical Theory Of Another Lfe 81 and
Elements Of Thought IS Aliens Ritual Of Masonry,
e. and Roehefoncsnds Maxins 81.
W GOWANs, No. IT'S Fulton-t-
nANIEL WEBSTER.-Ay very good likeness
~ Of thus eminent man "a TO be had ~ GOUPlL CO.'S,
No 30 Broadway. Prse, per copy, 81 Trade supplied
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A NEWEDTTION of COOPER's NOVELS


k-Publisheo this morning Cooper's Novels complete.
his is entirely edition. and comprises the whole
of tie late j. FeBmore COopers celebrated Tales and
RomAnces all thrtyhrce volumes: carefully printed on
fuTenor paper enlarged page with marginal ruled lines,
and new title-pases,
EMBRACING:
Last Of the Mohicans; Pioneers; Deersayer; Path.
Finder Prairie; The Oak Openings; Two AdmrLls Ned
Myers Spy; Homeward Bound; The Chain Bearer AAoat
and Ashore; Miles Waingford; Home as Found; Fac
Crater; Wept of Wishon-wish; Headsnan Mercedes of
Castle; Jack Tier; Wing and Wing Red Rover; Mont
kins The Sea Lions Lionel Lincoln; Wyandotte Satan
stoe Bravo; Redskins; HeidenmAner Travelling Blche
or Pilot; Water Witch; PTecauton
Neatly bound in embossed muslin S5 the set half roam,
SIS sheep library style marble edges, $50; half calf $40
half morocco. $40.
splendid and valuable gih-book will be published on the
the let of November: lLLUSTRIOUS PERSONAGES OF
THE NINETEENTH CENTURY
Series Of brief and spirited Critical and Biographical
Sketches of Leading Minds Of the present including
those who have exerted formative and characteristic IN
uence upon the Literature Opinions aud Statesmlnshp
Of the Age. Spendidy illustrated with - engayngs Prce
in muslin gilt s.; morocco, -.
STRINGER 4 TOWNSEND. No. 2l2 Broadway.
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THE BRYAN GALLERY of CHRISTIAN

ART containing series Of snthentie Paintings RON
tbe mott ceebr.ted masters. in chronological order from
C;uido dc Seune tAD l22l down 70 Horace Vernet Wa
be open for exhibition on THURSDAY. October me
hsur, itom AN. 10 P N, and II to sPA.
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MRS. TUTHILL's NEW WORK for

MRS. TUTHILL's NEW WORK for
WI GIRLS CHARLES SCRIBNER publishes this day
QUEER BONNETS. or rruthulness and Gencrosi'y.
book for Girl-. BY Mrs L. c. TumlL vol just issued
LITTLE SlLNERsTRING, Tales and Poems Tor the
Young. BY Nm. u. Bourne. vol, with engraylngs
yel woik Of and tor the young Eve Bulletin
author pleasantly and eheeruy, and with end to the
mora elevation Of b. readers, Arthur GiLs,i.
OUR FIRST MOTHER. l vol Price 81 cents
Ths undoubtedly mi Sabbath School l.
and Ch-tan ahe and though especially adapted 70
youth, deserves be cordially commended 70 lover olni
Bhleal inst urtion. Rev Dr. hasiani-
ARCHIBALD CAMERON, or Heart Trials l vol.
Price rs
1T abounds the touching and heartrending details
while deeply imbued with the spirit Of earnest pIety
Ii agreeable style and may be read By per-
sons of any age with profit"
BRAGADoCIA; a book for Boys and Girls. BY Mrs L.
C. Tuthill / vol, with engravings.
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HTARsH's COURSE OF BOOK-KEEP-
DEVISED STATUTES of the STATE of

vi ING-Thls new and beautiful worz prlnted N eolors
n ..e AZ the Authors C0gutns Rooms for the Practice OF
Bookkeeping, No. SC4 Broadway. Pnce, 81 Is
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~ Political Pr;nting.-Ready for the Rush.
In order the extraordinary demands for Political
Printing for the coming election, BAKER, GODWlN&
co, Proprie,ors Of THE GREAT METROPOLITAN
STEAM PRINTING ESTABLISHMENTS, Tribune Build
ings will keep their OFFICE OPEN EVERY NIGHT
until the I'd Of November The immense mass OF work
in the shape of Newspapers Speeches Pamphlets Crcu-
lars Bills Posters Tickets &c. &C. printed at this office
duIng the past week has served to show the uneqaed
facilities Of this Mammoth Establishment and should con-
vince ali who require Political other Printing in the
snowy and effective style in double quick time, that
this is the place TO call.
We have splendid Of Designs for all kinds Of
Bills including faithful portraits Of the Presidential Csndi-
dates and can also supply original engAvngs, if desired IN
q few hours.
To be fully prepared for the campaign we have made ar
ransements with several Bindenes to cut and fold Pam
phets Tickets Circulars &c, and shall have several hun
dred hands ready to the largest and most urgent
orders
Being now fully ready for the rush. We invite orders
from all parties and pledge ourselves TO 10 all We cantor the
benefit of our friends ard patrons.
BAKER, GOODWIN co, Steam Printers,
Corner Nassau and Spruce-sts., entrance No sPraee
Omen every evening I'LL AFTER election
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~ 4 Card.-THE PEOPLES LECTURES-Ths
course Of Lectures popular las winter will be resumed
at the Broadway Tabernacle, on TUESDAY EVENING
of each week at l. admttarce, heretofore Trey
expected TO commence about the middle Of November BY
oreer Of the Lecture Committee
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Open every evening I'LL after election.

~ Peoples Lectures.-The Second Lecture OF
thu viii Re delivered the Broadway Tsoernsoe
on FRIDAY EVENING, Oct. - by Professor AUASslL;
iii being the only evening in winch he disengased and
his only lecture IN NewYork tins owing TO pre-
Nous tngsgtmeut for the winter, at Southern nVeIsy
Subject The GIsda- ton Of the Animal Kingdom 10
con. Int nee AZ O'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
70 College of Pharmacy Of the City of New

~ College of Pharmacy Of the City of New
Xork rooms No. 5ll Brosdwsy.-The regular Winter
Couse az Lectures in this nsuntion will
MONDAY LIST of November next at o'clock, p NJ aud be
contiured four months on MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY EVENINGS Of each week. al The College Rooms.
On Natera Msdica and Pharmacy, from TO O'Clock, by
Prof ssor B. W. McCREADY, NJ. ID.
On Chemistry. from to o'clock, by Professor R. o.
DORFMUS, NJ ID. .., 80 -
On Botany, BY Professor l. p HoLToN, ofwhiehfuTther
notice will be given. q, -. -
Ms,era Medca and Pharmacy, a. may Be procuret from
Mt George d. Cosgeshal- No. 500 Broadway M :.
Bowery And At the College Rooms, No. oil broadway
RIA Special Meeting Of the Members OF the MEh-
CiSTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION wil be heid on
eTHURSDAY EVENING, Nov 4, 1859, a. u o'clSSh, %
take into consideration the subject OF enlarpns nc
Rooms and Of providing for new location called a. ne
written REQUEST Of The regulate number Of nsnoesa by
order of the Pyeadsns. JOSEPH BLACK, hse See!'
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A s Cook, Washer and lroner, in private
~ family by a respectable Scotch young Woman. Ref
erce given Apply No IS Esex-st Grand. Can be
seen fer two days if not engaged.
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" Tenth Ward.-THE TINE FOR ACTION
has ARRIvED-A Grad Mass Meeting OF me EIeSIo,s
Ct the Nth Ward VIII be held on FRIDAY E'ENiNu,
Oct r. at "a O'clock at Masonic Hail. No. IA 0rand-t ioi
Tie Purpose Of thoroughly eompet the arrange
tolowrs gentesn are invited and may be expected to
.adss. The meeting Hon J. @. SEWER. Of La Hon
a. an daLMADGEi Col. LO0NEY, Of Tenn ERASIVS
dd,nnssVS, ksqi JOHN J. DOANE, Es9; WILSON
..Knn,E;S, Esql 2. DELARIELD SMITH, Es9i CHAS
n'sn he meeting with some Of their beet songs.
s. o. Belts, Chairman.
T. oLlvsa secretaries
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AS SEAMsTREss, by respectable person,
n well calculated for hotel or school where some re-
sponsbe charge might be combined best recommendA-
tons will be gwen Address A b., Tribune Once
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GATHERS DIORAMAS open every even
- Inssf O'Clock. The Second seues Of the Cosnora
.s Lees Octoher so and Is TO be from A NJ 70 10
PM Aauission Is cent? Reserved seats, l2t cents
~. Exhibited corner l5th-sf. and Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28

A You've WosAs of genteel appearance wants
n situation TO do any Kind Of light work. Has good
III glsh education and good PLAIN Underst lnds
homework general Is very steady Good eiy reference
Can be until engaged at No ii av between TIN and
8th-sts.
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A s Cook and 70 wash and iron, or TO do the
IN Homework Of private family BY one AMI a. ham,
quilting Hufng &C. These Gis very experienced and
have excellent city reference. Call at No "a 6thav IN the
book store.
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AS CooK. by a steady. respectable Woman.

A s Cook, or to do general homework, by a
~ respectable Woman, who produce the BEST city
reference ss TO honesty efficiency 6c she excellent
washer and oner and bake well Apply az No. Co
luuba-st Brooklyn, between Joralemon lad State-sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28

DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.-P.
- T. BARNUM, Manager and Proprietor JOHN
GREENW GOD, Jr., Assistant Manager.-C w. CLARKE,
Director of Amusements-The Prize Drama OF THE
ORPHANS DREAM for the very last Week.-Mrs. EVEN
ING at u O'Clock. Two excellent pieces THIS AFTER
NOON al o'clock Abundance TO the whole Museum,
Halls Of Statusry, the Picture Gallery, Chinese Saloon
Living Animals the Entertainments &C. Is cents Seats IN
be PArnuef l2Ac.
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NIADAME MARIETTA ALBONI.-A

WI Cardinal. ALBONI respectfully announces 70
the public that she will have the honor of gvinga limited
number Of CONCERTS,
early in November, at
METROPOLITAN HALL,
previous her Boston, the Iniugura
ton of the New Grand Music Hall of that city.
Due notice will be given Of her first appearance.
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4 s general lloUsEMAID, bya respectable Girl;
~ good plain Cook Washer ard Ironer and has good
city reference. Can be seen at No. 242 Monroe-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28

vI and teaching the piano singing and the French and
German languages would take her board private family
where her teaching the above branches Cat limited tae)
considered az equivalent for her board Beet city refer
enccs gwen and required. Address MUSIC, Post oce,
box No. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28

~ seventh Wnrd.-The Wing Germans of the
With Ward and all Others in favor of the election of Gen
WINFIELD SCOTT to the Presidency, requested 70
meet at Lundy's Lane Bar acks THURSDAY EVEN
ING 18th inst, u O'Clock. The meeting viii be id
dressed by JOSEPH HOME, the Wing candidate for Con-
sr ss in the With Distinct and by number OF Distinguished
l,tmgls.
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Tickets 50 cents To be had the usual Book and Music
Stores the Cty the office Of The Brooklyn Star, and
at the Music Rooms of H. f. Mathews, No 100 0rangest,
or at the Hall, the evening of the Concert.
Concert TO commence at 7. O'Clock.
One Of T. Glberts best EOlan Piano Fortes will be used
on this OCCASION kindly loaned from the wareroonS No Jos
Orangeft
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THE GREAT FAIR of the AMERICAN

Il INSTITUTE viii close Al Castle Garden on FRIDAY,
the 18th inst; The award of Premiums vii be read a. the
Ga den commencing at p NJ on that day Al the eos
Gen TALLMADGE, the President, will preside. THIS
FNENING, close Of the Exhibition there VII Be grand
dsrlay ofFIREWORkS IN competition for he PREMIUMS
ofered bY the MANAGER. BY order q NE board
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A s frst-rate Cook. by respectable Woman
18th good city reference lsa Tst-rae Baker and
dCrsiands pastry Wond assist at washing and ironing Can
be from til o'clock, for two days, At No. 80 lstv,
room Nos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28

WALLACK's THEATER Broadway-J.
w w. WALLAcK Lessee w LESTER Stage Man
ager-THIS EVENING, Oct. q, viii be performed
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.
Don Pedro. Mr. Lester Benedick Mr.. Walaek
Claudio. 5000. Mr.. WacOtt Dogbeuy Mr.. Blake
Beatrice Miss Keene Ursula Mrs stephens
HIS LAST LEGS
0Calagha Mr. Broughsm Julia. Mis- Fanny Crsmer
Doors open at 6i-commence at7l.
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In Third Ward Regular Wing Nominations.

u Fiith INDEPENDENTLY 'IstT IN =. - ;n.,ion
ns Of the udepe dent Voters favorable to the NOMINATION
otJOSFPH C. MORTON as Representative ~ Soasress
tbs District will BY held at ITALIAN Hall No 49z Grand
a. NY on THURSDAY EVENING, Oct q, at ~
O'clock Several able speakers win be present 70 address
j. SOUDER, Chairman.
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NTATRIMONIAL.-A Widower, about 40

WI years Of age would hike make the aqua ntloc, Of
some widow or maiden lady, from ~ to So who rehsisus
healthy OF coed appearance, and well eiucalsd The adj
verssr nnsll bet highly respectable business, ard
wishes 10 live IN PLAIN quiet way Any ally dispose 10
reply 70 this depend the honorable confidence
the wri..r would wish observed towards himself Adaes
with full particular, J. GADESSA, Tribune Ofiice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28

BROADWAY THEATER-E. A. MARSHALL,
ID sole Lessee.-THIS EVENING, Oct %, Will be per-
formed SHANDY MAGUIRE
Shandy Mcguire b. Williams Dick.......Mrs F. Conway
IT'S THE CUSTOM OF THE COUNTRY.
Melissa. Ms B. Williams MrsP Manners Mrs Vernon
BARNEY OTO0LE.
Barney O'Toole. Williams Edith. ....... Mrs Seton
Doors open at ~ Boxes and Parquet SOC;
Family and Upper Circles 2c Private Boxes - and 30
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WANTED in LADIES' SCHOOL,
w young Lady TO teach hours daily juvenile Eng
lish class she must be thorough English scholar and
expected 70 have bad experience IN teaching App
70 Mtars. MILLER, Nc. as Broadway.
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DURTON's -Chambers-st.-
.OOD's MINSTREL HALL, No. IA

w BroAdwsy.-Open EVERY EVENING. Concerts
and Ethiopian Dehneatons Muse unsurpassed sud Negro
Denearons unequaled Doors open az 81 Concerts com
mence al n O'Clock. Admission Is eeats-children hal
price The Afternoon Concerts discontinued.