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"a SIRE can obtain the prospectus of the twenty
volume foO CdCn OF ms works about 10 be- published
Tdied by james o. Halliwol +. r. 5, with list Of the
sube,riLefs. Apply 10
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......f,O <,S - lo;G'...-''.'
YROFIT AND Loss ACCOUNT
sTUtMexr silowiSe raE vAIur oY SHARES

Tc,,i ssl.s. a.I - ~ ~,
She To- Low, uS property q morts sd g. as Association
A. errity tct ns amount adv auccd on redeem s,ass
- stalts hoUeo eUd OTIS CnngOuty. Broosyn, L. l.
5 .,a1ee h. aud LOT, W yoAotsr Wnnanss a. IL
Il shares Aousc and lot, DVbh- fty c>chciyy 90
S shares o. house ard lot, llta-st., Ny.
s, slusgs on hoUsr auG let, 3itu-si., y. a.
a sI.n on bouse ard iOl RcnpsOlsf " ii .I Sigh FL
: ,ierss on ioufc and lOt Avenue d, y
ska.,s or house ala lot, Futon-s4. A .icuh ~. l.
yha4, on IoGsc sud o', ittnst, ir"uA!sh u. l.
~, ON holse aud iot south 6tist, issss n, LII
sh1rs G., hoase md lot, South 2h, Va h.eiG sh LII
sfsr.s an lorss add lot, Sd.ay PehsnN.lo N'>'ch e.
Wr e., NY.
si.sr on Ao,s and LOT, 7'h-av- '. \.
states on house sd lot ith-Sv., n. !.
saa-,s GA horec AID iot, FTanstn-ft- = 4.
shsf,s IA house aisd lot, 4.',-Ns. nd -ih s.; l.
sasuos ~ houses SI,d = lots, MulbeTY-st, v a.
sAAle l.s,.s.s and - SuatA Nycsod, BsesA-
= Nu l. T..
~ thslrs. Respectfully sIhnticd
JOHN y. GENlN, frcsltcn.
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w BrOadway,-Open EVERY EVENING Concerts
and Ethiopian Dcinoanons Musc unsurpassed, and Negro
Dehneatons unsquacd Doors open NJ u Concerts con-
iucuce a O'Clock Admission p csnts-ciidIcn half
price. The Afternoon Concerts ere Discontinued
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~ Bnsigr.nt tutclIiaerre once aud fAfgor
Aehengc, Nos - end "a { .aa-sf, NcS-N ORR tAls
80 = ossbhshed IN the Commissioners Of En;sfsh'n
sse ss always b. found large nambes OF s5ogcrs AN
x<e =; vary low rates OF wages, ena cIsons can have
~ smount nscessary 10 pay the pGfage of the paTes
T~ata No ices sbss SD D., einployers
Jas p. FA0AN, Superintendent
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W. MISgpS, Secretary.
h hsSi. M ESS,' ''' Fip.nce COMMITTEES.
john Zoos,
Ahi Of mortgages md description o. t,r ucsssged
'@s are iled y the Sccretsrvs once, "a are 90 20
ts psTrsai of tho r,clbTs All III, loa'rd = iay
'essicd h bond atd rrorgsce
go CeHsfs n Mar icrk stflu hs -s1ir'F 40 o.
M a D. tSe b orr John y Ctlgs ~ se'i4'
"a Nesic5, Secretary kssDun ihs 80 - -sSi 49,,
I'D Tel 70 tie 0rcE,tus y - =. N'.'' T.
ssJ q ~ s.ad v sisli.a r.tfs 49, wh' bff ~
-. o. - sni is', srcod.s - fhr - 81 -
80 a. err ~ aad a,c,u's rsh.h 49, n NJ U.s.
80 AZ Atoc4s;on. a. da's iheroo-
EDWARD X. CLARk, Csssaiissoiser ~ Ds'ds
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WANTED-Five or six ladies' dress AMI
W soft CAP Mases; slso, f'g good plaza Sewers.
Cool bands WI BE- E-id he h .hss, .ss Apply morn
Also. 81 exptn ced SalCsWouau.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-22

A YovSG Man Of good character and ednca-
ton wsts situation in n, wholesale grocery OF com
mission bus Salary not 50 much IA object employ
meIt. AdfTess II. L, r., tbs Office.
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BEAUTIFUL JUVENILE BOOK-CHAS.
to PERSONS ABOUT BUILDING

lN1S TO GEhSONS ADOjl BUILDING
Il in the COUNTRY.-Tbere is constantly on hand at
the Farm Room No - Broadway, all the Architectural
Publication Aso, so original designs of cheap couatry
and village residences with details specifications plans and
directions ana estimate cost Of each dcsgn varying
fro u $500 to 81, eco.
Insult not nature with absurd expense,
Nor spoil her simple charms by VAIN pretense:
Weigh we'll the subject, be- VITA caution bold,
PIofufe Of genius, pTOiuss of EDid'
Farm ROOM" u stOry No. SO BTo-dvoy,
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DRIyATE BOARD-A family occupying a

bFogn-s-ol@ h0rne With y! tbs modern .ai prove
nenis. viii back paTos on the hfst icos sd
Iss-fllt Rooms m t. Bedrooms The zo.ond
for, lurrishtd Dnfn.r 20 tsO C.neracu aai user
Wives, 70 lnall family. pr ite table Will b. given,
4 pEctcsr d. References sven ssa ea,scd fJr plta-
isIs inquire az 20. " HSx &Ii-s' tt8-ag. biseen
he houg8 c. snd9P.H.
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Cbantes for Bnsiness ttlcn.

nRUG STORE.-A Physician who is Sbout
II to leave or Europe, Oilers for sale At cost DNs
Store admirably .tsd TO- business. Cal st 10 rIaS-
hnfquae, tD-s oihcc, mp stairsl or a. 10 Wee l'ti-'
EOR SALE-A Neneering Saw, with Frame,
Il Bed. &c. al complete asi nssEly va Be SOLD a
berrain. Apply q 1. L. MOI ELL, 80. u Walls.
NEW-JERSEY DYE and PRINT WORKS.
Shoau Tcrcmltory ale, On SAfJ RDAl, the "a "a ot
October next between the hours OF and O'c OK p. "
T,y l,aisd upon the Railway River, n en- town Of
Railway. New JERSEY Is miles from NcN(Ork CITY co'n
muri,sug by railway tight tunes day. EXpe7se OF trans
poEtefiOu gh cents per hundred qo1uet IAe o
are IN CAPITAL ord r ara resdy ar unnel e use. The
machinery consists at ,lurcolorrG Printing NtFrh9e wa
- COPPER shells. threehvl Ercton CsledCrs hy ro
FNtrsttor Two bowl and threc-bJw : eng Mangas
Washing Machine Slide Lathe. with complete 81 ut
Tools; / Hydraulic Press | st OF Dying Cans; Dyeing
Machines De Tubs; Gigcrs, Nc; SOUrng and Cheu'c
Tubs Boing Aicrs snd ali requisites for canning On iae
fancy Tyting
The Stem Engine IA Sect stroke l1-nch C,adcr with
fuc boilers IL - boilers made 10 oraer iS, ID
each j. eet long 'eet lues
Is also WAT power available for large por OF the yesr
The nam binding Of brick, los feet lolg. B. wide.
sorfs high. There by Seeds un0n tio premises
afoTdrg ncihtrs Tor drying o. pcc dl''y The B.Ne
Dye Hcuse ccutsus e watts and receivers al in rsTte
order
There z Of and attached upon which there are
three dwelling hou=s barn and stable snge house,
rCrsr shop ard blacksmith saor, with cctnp,e Of
ioos The Irrsu daily capacy OF the works Is log tho
production OF SIC pieces Glazed trOds % pieces
and TO pieces Indigo blue and white PrutL For further
Information address T.. Y. ROGERS, Isl, R.hwsy New
\ B-Ifdosred s. eco OF the purchase lan,y II remain
on bond ard mortgage.
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10 E,shteen,h Ward Temperance Allan

i6e bcls aud those favorable the Of Ior,
are requested 10 IN. ~ the Methodist Epcopa Church,
aih-st near sd-ay., on SATURDAY tNfNlNH, the 81
nat, al O'clock JESSIE w btNr'pl0l' Erest
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nnnsE-No. D0s BroaA-

ERAMERCI HDiSts-NO. oJ5 Broad
~ yvsy. eor1sr Of zotst es Yosk-is u ~ ~ asd
tie ~ rLton q gufss. r. c9ltt 10 two l5rf ryrn-,
ref ia egcry fnCdsnn cDrvaHir1lco and IL fi-pishsd
ffo gfot ~ siy, III ees1rcr, ~ Last slfpls a ny
nnv Hot, ia fl- CIV Oi hrsfOr 10 Will b, tspt
III and Ehlopf pisas cOalur and On
rst aud ais Lotc Val - ~ ,e mot faprOs 90 lrr.
IT, loesi.on %! the hCnzr me crt'r " the mot 9Th
iCuabe oIoa o. The cry ed te fspileDor u sPls 40
syefiCa o. ae iseG hoae ore 0f he 5rcus of ftEiy
lotes vAe s thu saae I, they @n BE- happ t0recciys
a. llfsis fhae- shO teu pJs4 ~ al LBis city.
S.b.-FsT.Lcs and psrties sip5ied Gith nlls 6, 10
shoftt Il EOiice,-Ae ~ orb, June /. l2J2.
DDAADl = Co, PrOpTieioss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-22

WANTED-A Young Lady who understands
w makinF up Head-dresses and other articles "a that
lne. None need apply but those Of the st t1se Aso an
+ uand Girl. Apply at MILLER GRANTS, No. S1l
ErusdHRy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-22

txy Mrs. r.. Cakes smith VIII lecture ct Hope
OsIcl Broadway, THIS ~ ENI8G Oct = '' 3clock.
oInap considered inferior % Man. Tickets
S cents AZ tho blackstone of Ev.Es Brtan corner Of
Broadway and 4th-st., and II the door
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THE SEW-YORK TRIBUNE
TOR rCRoFE'N CIRCULATE

TNN NFHFNIsN' t'l'f
. ,,bYhcd ON the departure Of each Mail Steamer for
LseIpoo PIioe u eents copy OF - year u a{ PIT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-22

EOR SALE-A Neneerng Saw, with Frame,
L Bed 6c- al complete a,d nssIy new. " Be SOLD
brrrain. Apply q 1. L. MOS Ii, 80. u Walls.
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az Yurkviiic nemoerolic yyhis .Moeiing..-

"a The Members the Lundy ~ l,unc tsnard
eli s et al tue Bleeckor-st Gouse FRIDAY EVENING
kEXT ct o'clock, for the purpos, OF Cheering Onoors
WILLIAM POOL, Captain
BEgJ y. PEAsr, Secretary.
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4 ; SEAssTEEss. by respectable young
4 oman. Il aIso wiling 70 DO cLsnIheE-ors- Cod
ret reie gwen Con- D. loT sys. Apply a. No -
lafh-st- between sth and tthavs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-22
I1n prOEESSORs nf ERENCH nnI sPAN.

Il ISH-A French Gentleman, -ustonlcd 20 teach he
own lGngragc s atcf u 'irs Glass prvac bolrii1g
School II IL rcluitc that he shpuld b. % capable OF
giving o-ough Instruction in Spanish Nuc end Dr1wing
rfuiletn who Civ iiert0ry tesfImo1a5 oi being
qualified to teach branches, Tu1y hear 81 vnry I'd
yrpts= eous situation by applying GEORGE SUCH, No
81 East lj.h-st, brtwccn and II O'Clock.
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IT, There will be IA Grand Rally 0f Che
lnsnds OF TEMPERANCE ia the BIZ Tent co.nor OF
Ma son md jeticrron .sts THIS EVENING T.. ~
WIRL and Mr.. sWACKHAMER viii address the meet
he Come early aud your seats Good Singing may
be Gated.
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boarl may b. obtained in q
- c-u'uOJoEs kcue 81 No. 10 FGton-st, from Sjso
: f,.wsk.
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ROARn-No - 81. Mark's.place, sth-ss-
AZ s,s 0e Psfors sud bedrooms h., to G,atleuses
end their Wave snsc Gentlemen. St.gespNss lie aoor
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EOARD-With pleasant Rooms, may be OBJ
Jfsucd q tee centrally located dwelling No. 10 Woo
=
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DLEAsaNT FURNISHED ROOMS to

DRIyATE BOARD-A GENTLEMAN and bis
Isdy M a Gen-e-nzn, win ind pleasant Room, fer
iss with every oculor desirable IN maso an ag'eesoS
hone Apply at No. IS ws1essplsee, CbssssTfs go
Greenwich Az, near two lpss oieasss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-22

"ANTED-In a small private family, q
w rrO;sstart Woman, good Cook " -sher and Iron
One Lo understands her bu. and cln brng gooI
city reference, csn apply AZ No. ~ Elss i9th St
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Afnneement6.

NRAND COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT.
O-Airs EMMA 9. BOSTWICK respectfully announces
10 htr i'Ids and pub that, Compliance with the
wishes Of la.ge nun Der OF citizens OF New York
rsed " addT ssed her Offering Compliments
sry Concert previous to her departure for the South she
will have the pleasure OF giving
A CONCERT
AT MErROPOLfTAN HALL
en- TUESDAY Evening, OCT. %,
assistod by the following eminent talent
Sig. NIETTI, Primo TenOre
from tho principal The Rters of Italy, Havana &c
Mr. HENRY Apply,
Solo Nioiuist 10 the Hing OF Hol1nf
Mr.. JULIUS SIEDE,
the eminent 500 kiutst.
Miss ANNE OLIVER.
In Petite File du Regiment only ten Of age daughter
OF the RCndIuaser Of her Majesty &th Regiment at Moa
tresi, OIL the COncertira.
Bcrr THlLOW, Solo Pianist
to his Royal Higbncss the Duke OF COburg O0tha and
A GRAND ORCHESTRA
composed Of the Lett professors OF this city. -
LtAGir. VI oiLssOH
Doors omen ~ Z: Conoers to commence At 3 o'clock.
Tickets 81 eGch-cnn he had the OF Messrs Hall
Son aud ut the Music generally also at the hotels
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AH 49, e ' p
Ard al booksellers.
An ATTRACTIVE NEW NOVEL, just

"A Published. .....-,,, ., NM
SMUGGLERS or THE MILL. BE- The s1thoI OF susol
boPey" Price > cents -. 81 t,--
We lhHl 10 - a zoo ns'a s' p, '14f. - n
the uLsr department 81 ife-iufr ~rh -h- - -
cho'en md sdnreby 1er'ted Inc ntn 'ne sni 'l
by H. reoducton al sual iioYry vii be y aci - ne
row before a. NJ. COVE cisr rrcf' 30 NJ best o. az
iesiues o. uoYc' writer III at rn -h' r Top ~ act
chara,te Of ano hers BRAIN I-ese are - -
WHO aheye Ibis that W are ed 70 fark Doe 10 - IN =
Recently Published.
SELECT WORKS OF HENRY FIELDING. illustrated
81 LII WORks OF TOBIAS sIOLLETT Hni-
trat,d ~ Cruikshsnk Pre- 3 80. -
LIZ or HENRlE1 TA SONTAG, Countess d Rosi.
With lOTtTGil. Pnce - cents. go
TEREGRINE PICKLE, by ;mollett new edition Illus
TIL TIE tfPER Ten THOUSAND, by c. Aror Bisted.
1BE HLIIis OF RANDOLPH ABBEY Novel
'FRECAI TION; A Novel by J. Fentmore Cooper: in
AMELIA Nv Fielding. New edition. Illustrated Price
&c sTltINCER TOWNSEND, No y Broadway
MATEURS Of WILLIAM SHAK-
~ SIRE obtain the prospectus of the twenty
volume too CdtCn OF his works, about 10 be published
Edited BY James o. HLliwou, +. r. >, with list Of the
'O01''''''' FRirHlHi;Cis HORsFALL No 557 Broaaw,y
BEAUTIFUL JUVENILE BOOK.-CHAS.
Eb s. FRANCIS & co. publish this day
THE TRAVELS OF ROLANDO; OF Tour round the
World Translated by Mia ASen newly corrected and
WED with beautiful designs by IIaney-sl, glt 81 ..
In Pros.
G.. 8. r. 4 Co vii ehorty publish
THE CANADIAN CRUSOES A Tale Of the Rice Lake
Plans By Mia Trail I'd Ted BY Agnes strc Hland.
bREWERs Gun TO RoMAN HlSIohl nom the
earnest rerod TO the clos OF the Western Empire Care
fully and adapted OF families and schools
BREWERS GUIDE TO ESGLlSH COMfO5lTiON,
~ subjects analysed TO teuch the art VI augmentation
md he 4 Thought.
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WANTED-A Young Woman accustomed 10
w business n sttrnd in = store. Apply between l0ald
2 az THOMPSON 4 SONS, No. 80 Broadway
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WANTED-By Lady who has had several
w yesrJ Exp ncncc II tea. ns uttoa IS Cea'hsr
Of tn EugIsh Branchts, together IN Fruch and Dnw
ing No OF -cton TO gong South AcIess No. % broad
way, 10 s. &. CLARK.
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4 LADY. well qualified 10 teach in different
4 srvles Of Drawing and PANT a1d the h'sher -
81 IA lenrhcr wiskcs situation the city, citiT
sbcl or family TIE best Of tlsncu.As can - zITen
kddr,ss II. +. II cure r.iicc.
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NIARSH's COURSE OF BOOK-KEEP-

MARSH's COURSE OF BOOK-KEEP-
IVA ING-Ths ard beautiful work printed N colors
f0I sale the Authors Counting Rooms for the Pratco OF
Book keeping, NO. so Broadway. Price, 81 u
NEW WORK, by the AUTHOR of
IN LADY ALICE.r-WiIl be published SATUR-
DAY, Oct. - THE FOREST; by j. '. HO'riNGroN,
sutbor OF Lady Alice" Aiban Sc &C., vol, l2no' co;h
Price 81 q. ..
Just Published: COMPARATIVE PIIYsIOGNOMY;
or Resemblance between Men and Auimas illustrated by
SO EugrayInss by JAMES w REpfiSLD NJ D., author OF
Outlines of New System Of Physiosuony VOL, S'o,
cloth. Price 50. - - - -
ANCIENT EGYPT UNDER THE PiIARAOHS. by
JcHN kEHRIcK A. NJ, wis l2iio. cloth. frce - D.
ALEC, PHILOSOPHERS AND ACTRESSES. by AR.
sENE uoUssAYF, author Of " Men and Women OF the
Eighteenth Century" with beautifully engraved portraits OF
Voltars and Madame de FaIabeIe. vols, Emo, cloth
PIee 81 81. - 1900.
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DARTNER WANTED in BUILDING

DARTN Err WANTED in BUILDING
Il STEAM ENGINES, LOCOMOTlN rs &c, az Chi
cago Il-The partnership OF the Subscribers VII soon
pre- ard he part wishes enlarge ns busne
with view the increasing demands Of The grcSt
West therefore proposes 10 connect with Ssit so ne
party hayii sufficient capital The present frn
don1 aid profitable business in uullc
Steam Eugiu.s Railroad Cars and variety OF heavy Ma
chu,ry Any information may be had by al ressius the
subscrbers GATES MCKNIGHT
Eagle Works Chicago, m.
RTTLRENCTs T. Coming L Co, Albany, y. Y. J. H.
Buch 4 Co. Chicago. Ill, Coos T. Cobb ( 60, New
York Mower Woodwork, Boston; MaTsh'll Beneut (
Colby, Phisdelphia
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DFRMANENT BOARD-One thirl. ,tory

X iTcEt room, end two etr r0ns, in pleasant house.
convenient to bs ness Tee adseler does Dot prose 70
keep OCULAR bosEClIg house. but permanent bosnifrs wac
LrxEs he comforts 81 a homo in private fs,ny WI
piece oddrsss q. a., otce OF this papsr H'~'e'os'
changGd.
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DORTER HOUSE for sALE.-Fixturcs,

STOCK snd Lease in good situation VIII lee sid cheap,
Us "a, wnCr gtout engage m another b1rnret ippy
TO j. +. WlLLIAMS& son, Real Estate end House Agon
". No ~ glI.-ly.
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DOARDlNG.-A very desirable front Room
y nrd Bedroom, tn second door, AZ No.
O. Basy.st, suitable 70. isunly party Of thres o.
Il ur gentlemen.
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BOARDING DOWN TowN-At CHAM

ElOAID-Two single Gentlemen can be ac-
Ee,cmu 'afed with breakfast and tea ard dinner the
s-bls;A ith pn'tte finally. Inquire al 40. % Bonf-s'
rts r Al .ul.c-st., Brooklyn.
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X OAkDING.-A Gentleman and his Wife,
~ O. single Gentlemen, en- ~ with psss
eVchs- -cd.
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TIE NEW.Y0RK TRTB
THE srsII.WEEKLY TRIBUNE

.an c.f.IFoRsLA, OREGON AID TIE saAD~iCH ISLANDS,
= rshsbed the dep arturo Of each Mail Steamer Tor
osxr-s Prize 81 cents per ccPy.
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7 s SCHOOL AGENCY-By E. II. WILL

u con, No 10 BToadway.-EveTy Subscribe STOCK
odfr COls.s iEoIs and engageens By he best
Ipattutious Families Teachers and Mafr0us II per
cent a sdN are yesI which pr0cuIcs he required
secured BY transferable checS on interest
Nv which the owncr can hiIae o-hen TO- al efu
eSoral orders Personal application successful Pop
ulsI schools ard School Properly for sic, &c.
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HOARD.-A Gentleman aud Wif,, ami two

- " ttNf ".IE TWO
II or licc single Gentlemen eau he accommodated with
lsge, tas NJ Rooms psrGes attached, foil or plrtaI
r. So. py'ge oil hsti : c., ia small family. Can any
hour tay evening, Gt No l9l West l5thSt, aw.
X it.t rrts CXch ug,d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-22

uY Two Respectable GIsIs, one as Cosd
ID ,,a 20 SGT N he " shns s.d so-ins. uel. fl.sn
halnr bread pastry STD ocsscTsi tie etIcr = tlo :
mad ~ Water pan Sev z OF 70 see 20 chld bes. cil
-spoe Cln b seen to days Ca = Nc 10 f.'is-s'-
col ner Of Sprins-sf. One Profestarf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-22
TuEATER-B roadway.-J.

Z 10 NJ IHENI ER-th dmDtrS-St.-
~ THIS EVENING, Oct. x, will be performed
TIE RIVALS.
CIR A. Alsoute. IL Piscdc Cauta1 Absolute. C Fisher
Mi Falkland. Nh Dyult Bob Acres. Mr.. Burton
Hlr L. " Trgeer MrJohnson David Mr. l.. thompson
Mrs Malspf0p .Mrs Hughes lydia Langush MrsSkcrrett
Iula........ Miss Weston Lucy Mrs, Bernard
THt. MANDkkINO MINSTREL.
Jcm Bags MIR. Burton Peggy........Mrs BERNARD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-22

VA ANTED-A competent Man, to tTlTel
w thruurh ssvcT.I Of The nei-h5or.ng Ssstrs solt
rrsf have cash capital Of lesst s1 and M
ale references. Acarsss SrOkb, Tuhune osce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-22

"a The Hotel by re most airy, spacious and
tr-l public house IN the City Of Panama.
john ID. BOWLES Pr1prissor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-22
TO ENTERPRISING MEN.-A rare chance

y od I'D 10 take the agency or thc sale of srti
ell thst ls quc ard pays large profits Agents are ma
hing SO day. Apply TO address J. 4. JOHNSON
co No - Cnrtiandt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-22

M hlisied every TUESDAY aud FRIDAY mOrring. PTics
A per annsIn. Iso copies foI 81 Ten foT 50. Adger-
.suGnis G cen's . line for each ms mon.
GREELEY Il McELRATI, PabhSAera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-22

HOARD.-Elegant suitos AMI single RoJms
ulsy be ohtained IN the rslel1ss hEoxn ioas
No. - W 81 2st, 5thav. Hcuse new VITA all I'M
T.oscn.'ris. Il, .cFyrc,s c9rled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-22

nOAkDiNG.-A Gentleman AMI Vile can
10 be accommodated with a unfinished paElor s.i
chan y sf aoor; slso, or sisle gc1teafz, b. sp
ryin g; No. 20 Esst Broadway None Int Tates ~
sTecial.i.ty need apply.
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BOARD wANTED-Bya young Man, ia
ROOM to LET-With or

without break sst sld TO one two single ,its
nen fnquire az No 2}3 Madigons Two lines D. stages
I'm y thin two minated walk. Roieroices oxc angel
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-06-12

National Washington Monumem.-The
Baltimore American, says the Picayune, makes
the following forcible remarks upon the propo-
sition of Che P~laquemine Sentinel to place boxes
at the polls with the inscription: "One dime to
the memory of Washington" upon them:
There is something grand and opposite, too'
in the idea that while on that day all parties
will be struggling with the earnest feeling that
political variance rarely fails to excite for the
triumph of their party views, and for the cleva-
ton of those whom they have chosen rs their
leaders, that yet all may unite with a common
aim in the patriotic purpose of contributing to
the erection of 4 monument in national COM
memoration of the Father of the Country
whose Chief Magistrate they are engaged in
choosing.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-06-12

A Horrible Afau-The Memphis Eagle
Of the 25th ult., has the following particulars
of a singular and horrible affair which recently
occurred in that city:
Some time ago a half barrel of whisbey was
sold by a house in this city to a country GUS
toner, which on being opened after it was Ia
ken home, was found to contain the body of a
newly-bora infant, immersed in the spirits, and
10 a state ofincipient decomposition. The per-
son who bought the whiskey attempted to use
in fact did use a small portion of it-but the
taste at first was somewhat peculiar, and on
being exposed to the air, it became so nause-
ating and offensive, both in taste and smell, as
TO excite suspicion. Suspicion led to examina-
ton, and examination disclosed the fact stated
above. The purchaser at once returned it to
the city, to the person from whom he procured
it, and who had sold it just as they received it
from Cincinnati-the cask never having been
opened from the time it left the distillery until
it was taken home by their customer from the
country. We, hope the affair will be traced to
its source at Cincinnati, and the perpetrators of
SO fendish an outrage handed over to the con-
dign penalties of the law. zsv
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-06-12

n Water Drinking-Prof. Silliman closed a
recent Smithsonian lecture in Washington by
giving the following sensible advice to young
men:
Ii, therefore you wish for clear mind, strong
muscles and quiet nerves, and long life and
power prolonged into old age, permit me to
say, although | am not giving a temperance lee
ture, avoid all drinks but water, and mild infu-
slons OF that fluid; shun tobacco and opium, and
everything else that disturbs the normal state
of the system; rely upon nutricious food and
mild dlluent drinks of which water is the basis,
and you will need nothing beyond these things
except rest, and due moral regulation of all
Your powers, to give you long, happy and use
tul lives, and Il serene evening as the close.