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GALLERY Of VARIETIES. No. 535

GALLERY Of VARIETIES, No. 535
N Broadway, opposite the Callanore Honse above the
corner OF Spnng-st.. q. HICKS Proprefor-Graud aud
Novel EXhibson Of MUSICAL and MECHANICAL
FIGURES, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, and 4 variety of
other eftainmen open da y from until 10 O'Clock M
The AUTOMATON LIFE-SlZED BELL-RlNGERS,
comprising II ladies and leader have been
celved with the greatest satisfaction by all VINO witnessed
their performance They acknowledged 10 be- the
most beautiful figures exhibited. The machinery,
scenery and dresses have been got up regardless OF
pense. They play Indifferent airs-the popular ofte
day, every half hour
Previous the performances ofthe Bell Ringers beau
tful 81 LF-ACTlNG PLANO Will be set IN MOTION play
ing variety of favore ans together with the mechanical
figures: the first contains l. Serpent Charmer
Flowtr-Seller. g. A Cont mental Guard f. Don Quxoue
5. A Strolling Maurader. o. Shoemaker, for q
Seeding Wife. Z 4 Miniature Panorama The second
case contains l. Napoleon Crossing the Alps. Magl-
oian AMI ms Monkey 8 A CobleT Al work N his shop l.
Stages of Nal oleOu l. Young Officer. = Emperor. 3.
Al the Burning of Moscow. 4. Death
COSMORAMlS VIEWS KALIEDOSCOPES, 10 DO
seen at all times.
mechanical picture, representing tie interior Of ST.
MAGDALEN AT RON F., with fur moving procession
The room has been decorated with Flags OF all Nations
Admission TO the whole, 25 cents Children under 10
halfprice. liberal discount made for Schools.
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~ IN small tauily Has good reference. Apply a. No
4 Jsys Of Greenwich up starr Can b seen for
tNO Qavs
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DODWORTHs SUBSCRIPTION SERIES

hODWORTH's SUBSCRIPTION SERIES
~ Of SIN GRAND CONCERrS-Subscrbe7s Tickets
the above scrieswil be ready for delivery at Il b DOD
WORTH Co.'S Music Store, No iSS Broadway, on MON
DAY. Dec 6, 1852. First Concert on SATURDAY EVEN
ING Dec ls 1852 at Metropolitan Hall Subscription, a.,
admitting two 10 each Concert Geutemen having sub
scrpuon lists will please send them tins week to the above
address.
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~ ics Decemter
CcNTFsTs
1rsnslssive " disl- of Motive r9ve. % se-a NrTi-
sutton. Qilur..-aeJ
Screw Pile NOON - all Ll-h-- If11as tfN-sTr8fed
BIoacW Y Rain f
ttatIIlLE-i t-L..
NfcLarlcr for 2. II lion. No Ky. lot. l..-f.lI
What 20 Observe
ElectrO-Mctsliurgy. Nlusrated-l
Railway 4. mini r he City o. Ncw-ff.r.
Dyn-u .csl fftrt q falling bodes.
Architecture O b. son. 1890 .-
kugufs OF Propeller CITY ot Bostol F4airs xii Az
Notice. AID Correspondence.
Scent fc ~ c-rs a. 4. G.. b sid. Pl-sae .naIl
Rsyi.w orc T. Sulr's Naval Dry Docss ~ pc Jl-'-t
%fsfss
Ace-rtcy OF re Scieu-tc AulrlclI.
Conc on O. HG.weIs Tables.
Etec- O. the raTtt's Rotaf. % On Loo lo-or-
kC.td Ly Ju.lu- ~ 4. ~. CIVIL Lngnee-. Irce -
.nfs Pr rIu-h Der. o. > p,r annuul
tr.ear.4l cHrul i fne tT E7e-T ice -
r- r. Oh" trouaF 81 nr'tsrcs. E's
ne-r,. -.r.I. .l ed .he s-h c SD .r.i'y-
Pub stsd - y APP Teton Co. No. eV Broadway
ID s. A. 60. have ilr imported supply OF
4 TFEtlIeE On THY CREW PROPELLER with
various fuggc.;ios Of improvement. By John Bourne
e. p Win nurnero~a Ill1sfra'i0ns. SO. -
Aso-A TREATISE on THE STEAMENGINE, in
tie applcrtiou Mines Mlls scam Naviraton and all
ways By John Bourrs, G. r. new edition. vol Ito
81 @.
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~ on ~. II and Srd floors tours,ory house Nc n
Grtsunichav The house contains the uolcrn IN prove
uents convenient 90 stage and railroad roGts
Apply t0r Inspection and terms
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DOARDING.-Handsome furnished Rooms,
I'D with Board At No l;5 Eudson-st. Terms moderate.
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HNHE BRYAN GALLERY of CHRISTIAN
IL ART, containing = seTies Of authentic Paintings By
the most celebrated artists chronological order from
Guido de Sienne AID. I'D down Horace Vernet, IL
now open for exhibition at the Society Library Rooms from
"a 20 5 PM. and Il 10 q 2 IT. Admission p cens
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Gouscs tUanteo.

COUNTRY SEAT WANTED-A House
with from of Land attached IN al al'hy
location about hours distance by railroad from the
terms apply to JOHN p ELWELL No. 81 southst
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vCO HARDWARE MERCHANTS in NEW.

Il YORK. BOSTON, &c-A Hardware d ,aler N city
Ia Canada West wishes make (ls partner
or Otherwise with house the states Tor regular
supply Of Anerc Hardware address K. c. Of J. ).
RYAN. Toronto. L W
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4 5 CHAMBERNAID and Waitress, or 10 take
~ care Of children, By respectable young Woman (;
understands making BOYS clothes good references Can
b. seen for two DAYS. Cal az No. SO i0tkst
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
TIE NBW-yoRR DAILY TRIBUNE
: ,vsLIsaRD EVERY MORNING, fsvNosY sxcf7TTh

81 GREELEY ( McELRATH
Al TINS TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, CORNER or sPRUck ASp
sAsssusTs, OPPOSITE rae CRY HALL
And 81 sered City Subscribers cr - Cets pei Fers
a. cy rTs.er they pay II aay3Lce a. TIE Do
kor az lJss year ~ The rats cinso cDp't1
Ivo Ccltt hlil s0bsr1iterg Five Dollars per arnmn =
,avants sgbscupti, st4on fcT Nv ncrths ~ -Ae7
mop;ls "a a Three Dollars IN re- an d - ~ ~
slansea srh Country 'ewpsners Ds'y Peer 1879
!, tbs g'rcs sbose sre bignef han .lo'e q &c
T,fJtas -sc MOI allowed az 5ilcrscce-
MI SEW-EOEH WEEKLY TsCibON'
AVERY LARGE PAfSA FOR TIE IuCNIEt
Is sub lle3 cvcry fArrRn1Y HOREINC a. ~ lO% i-oo
Of g. ,yr srclr1 IL edyance. Eish, eomes ~ -
txen.g copies N che address or 80 sd me p-p+i is
ssse CO.. traed Bcyo0d uD5e " S-icn ~ = al -
,.rtsesgats r ts q. VIII be cbafged 81 cen's!ef at
cr ealh fUseTtboD.
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lad HENRIETTE sONTAGs THIRD

Nj AID ttbNRIEIik rONIAG's THIRD
W. CONCERT-FRlDAY, Dec. 3 q. Mst.oroI.tln H,l.
The pubic 40 respectfully iaf9rn that
MAD. HENRlEIrE SDSTAb
vii rive her THIRD GRAND COtCERI on rPrD 81
EVENING. Dc 3, II METROPOLITAN HAL
ON WHICH caa0n she viii b. ~ ID o.
AlgrcT CkESAKE BADlALI,
Mr.. CARL ECKERT
SiinOr g. POZZOLINL.
= gnOr ROCCO, Ic
PAUL JULIEN.
PROGRAMME
PART !.
J. Ogorue- Cuila1r1e Tell f.,ssi
By the OIch. srs.
Duet-brher ofSes.iie..... Rose
s.-s. BAOALf eud PozzoLiSi
Mad dENRiErTE sONTAG.
Fantasa \.oln--" Ms Ceiinc". luT.1
PAUL JULIEN
Mad sONTAG ard sig. BADmtl
. Coona.oa Na--h. IRON The PrcpAet- Meys-bee.
BY the O~chostIa
An Non "a Andrair Mozart
Sie. Rocco
iHf trituiit'" Il fDls4 AIRY
Mad. HKNRlETlE SONTAG.
u TO- AMI On Els rd Amor n
Sig PoZzoLfET
20. Sco.oh Ballot" W TIN mile ofFdnbo-or .... arms
" d. HENRiETlE sCNIAG.
II. NioluN IIltousin ti0r c
PAUL JULIEN.
T. The PrY.r from The Taee- DO Eegp:.. B1glli
Msd IkNblEITE SONTAG. sigs. 'yALi PoLzgLtVf,
Rocco, and the combined Chorus OF SN Hundred Per
lOIMcls
Conductor CARL ECKERT
Mr.. EiSFELD.
S,cor,d seats, . and si-to b. had ar HALL Sons,
Nc. ~ Broadway.
nIhursdsv vii be sold teyS2 ON Frlly ,e Il a4i To-
manning s. seats. Conc-rt u comnence at
NoTICE.-Mad II sONTAG viii give, next week, her
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~ stuyvesant Institute.-CHARLE5 WHIT
EEY's EVENINGS with tle ORATORS Of TIC OLD aud
NEW WORLD aId SHAKSPERE, FRIDAY EVEN
ING, Dec 9, AID WEDNESDAY, Dec. 8, 1t Q O'Clock
Tickets fol the Course Of Five Lectures and npeI,oas
bons 81 Boz admitting Lady and Gentleman, = Jo'
single admission, 80 cents
CJ-A Grand Concert will b. gwen ~ tho Broadway
TsLHGsole on WI DNESDAY, Dec. b. by Messrs j. J.
DAILY and ETA. WES1COIT. BlOomfeids celebrated
u s. Military Band, from Governors Island and other IA
ent will appear. For particulars, see Progrernme.
~ Thnckeray's Lecturcs.-The feb Lecture Of
tbe Course before the Mercantile Library Assertion
will BE- delivered on FRIDAY EVENING, Dec 3, at Rev
MI Chapin's. Church, No 5i8 Broadway, nem Prlnces
Subject Hogarth Smolett AID Fielding: - 80.
Single Tickets may he bad Of Evans Britain No 81
Roadway; G s Francis & Co, No 252 broadway Nm
hall Son and AZ the Library Rooms
Piices-1 members 80 cents; 10 nOnneInbefe u cents
WILLARD j.. FELT, Chairman, Tect,re
1 IAHN = y ti1ALsTED SComnattee
The sntl and Last Lecture viii he delivered on MON
DAY, Dec.6
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Sorees Mysterieuses ct Fsut4stiqaes
4 ROBERT HELLER respectfully an

Soirees Mysterieuses ct Fsutastiques
MI ROBERT HELLER respectfully an
I'VE nounces that he will make H. appearance before
Amercsn audience the of few weeks IN
entertainments peculiarly novel and attractive, lordng
and Instruction in the Mysteries Of Nature and
Science. HIS established European Reputation where BE-
known
THE PRINCE OF WIZARDS,
and universally acknowledge
the ONLY LIVING EQUAL TO HOUDlN
MASTER or HIS ART.
viii enable the pubic Judge the excellence Of his Per
iorInances which will embrace Experiments IN Chemical
Phenomena The Mysteries Of Electricity, Magnetism, Gal
vaIeu, LegeIdemain. and Deceptive Machinery IN con-
uecon with the development of his astounding fac atty OF
SECOND SIGHT
the calculation of which has baed the combined medical
and scientific talent OF the European Continent
Full particulars will be announced future advertise
ments.
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ITO MAKE MONEY.-NOw is the time.

Il Several have written that they coming money
with NJ discovery Of course those who begin hnt viii
make the most See ing advertisement IN another rt Of
The Tiitane II. ). HOLT.
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DOOMs with STEAM POWER 10 LET

H Fine hight Rooms with good steady Power % let IN
the Depot Building, Of Center and Frlnsnsss
Apply 10 w A. ALLEN, on the premseA second hoor,
from ~ 10 daily.
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.OJsE 10 LET in BROOKLYN-Situated

j i in Frankin-av- between Myrtle and Parsawi IN
East Brooklyn The House contains eleven rooms besides
psutriea closets SC with one vacant lot adjoining For
further particulars inquire OF Mr f. X. VAN BEUREN,
on Myrte-av near Frankin-av.
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ITO LET-To a small, genteel family, with
snaI children, the upper part Of the desirable
Dwelling House No. - Eldridse-st. Apply TO
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EURnPEAN LII AMERICAN LITER

l. ih'iLAN ana AmLhlN-AN Ii Ina
~ URF-INTERNATIONAL ARRANGEMENTS
SAMPSON LOW. son q Co. EEp9r. and Import Book
sellers between Great Britain and America BEG q
tlGt Tier ext usive premises Ludsste IL London
row ortnod foT the sale Of American Books nd
Ineus .vraed 90 heir shall receive lsr best ln
ton Tley have sis1 SECURED iciites for applying ies
Of Eusfh and fore Books and scc0nd11nf 20 any
extent end mon nabe terms which vii De- 1fvAFded
ly theu Arerts Newiork 10 any part Of the Stsies
With PROM titude all dsp ltch
& Co undertake for the beneff Of American An
thors the publication Of fheir WORKS IN England sim
UNANIMOUSLY with H. ir enpcarance Ia this country securing
Il copyrights Of The weeks they publsl both 10 England
ard fIauce
One OF the firm who ms been sometime travelling iu The
States viii return 20 Europe the llth Of December.
Comm ncations requiring iulmedae attention nay, there
fore be directed un- that date the OF NsssT
HARPER a BROTHERS Frans insua-e. New York.
Ret, rees- Messrs Harpcr Brothers. and BsDGs
Brother. New-York
London. No A. Ludgste Hill. Nov IS
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AS NURSE. or as Nurse and Seanstress. by
~ rescecfabe Protestant Female respectable aai-
iv Has lived scre al TIE first families Of tn cry
lantc 8 BROWN.
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" To taiversalists.-Rev. DR.. +. +. VlONIS re-
,.suay nves conference meeting with any ladies' or
.usrea who believe IN God OF Love and VINO arr de-
- 81 aiding him ,n hs caorts N debating this ipOrst
ltei before IT, puhllc-No he'll after death Apply 70.
IEnh Tie French ICition rooms Of the Doctor No 81
Sassy third story, mont rsons from O'Clock in the
,ioon nj g. seed a note 10 the fos.- Oicc New
VT pOstptld 20 The above name.
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rT,O LET-Apply to SMITHS, No. 80 Rose

Il u-pessant Rooms in tie new building NO. - Moss
ct rear troton IN each apartment rossssson n
Ein-,t.. Jsmesa, Mulberryst. and Clh-a Bs'ement
a. No. So MercerSt.
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XNANTED-A Partner with $4,000 to $40.

NV AN MA IdIIHtI VIII 'PJ'VUV % 5IVI
w go cash capital, II a cash business already esah-
Eshtd and m successful operation, covering the manuias
ture and improved description Of articles OF gem
utility throughout the Union The sales promise 70 DO
and az very large profits tui exhibit OF the
business Will be made and the most atsact0ry references
as 70 character will b. gwen and required None without
1883 Post Office with rea name, time and place for an in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02

As Wrr NuRsE-A healthy, rrspectable
~ Woman. who has recently lost heE n2so g a. p
- fv ,r.s ID desires situation Wei NLrse- csr
ave hes; OF city TeeIences- Cal - No IN, cor O.
Sprns end Vsrek-sts- the SToeeTy store No 0ee
mons 20 the country.
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q d 0nA A good Business Man, with
fp .VOVs $1,000, have interest IN an in
stituton well established and which fa OF being
very lucrative Address o j. b. o., With real name, tao
Others viii receive attenron stating where and when
al interview may be he'd
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/ ~ N0urg Lawyer wishes 70 enter into a. a.
ssaent with Law-irra as their Attorney. Ref
tHSa pvtn. AtGrcss LEN, Tribane ohiee.
The Spirit Messenger OF tlis week CONTAINS 4
Y .1eaeat0n from mo span, OF Emsnuel Swcdcnoor-,
H. tec medium &C :. ]. Fancy Il T;l bc rvaly Tor
t'SIon WEDNESDAY. For sale a, No 50 NSssan-s,.
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4 LADY who has enjoyed the best Musical a.
~ ga afcs this eity Affords aud wno hSs sii several
ye-rf Gpeferce az Teacher ot the PIno wishes 90
cure eH more F1pis F1r terms aud reference Apply %
30 Rca-i-st
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Board wanted. BY

DOARD-Cm BE- obtained ia large, com
Daohous house. o - IS to - 50 per wees =; Ne ls7
Fulton 81.
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OFT 20 LET.-The upper part Of st0re
i No 50 Broadway, Rector ST. elegantly lifted up
be had the first Of January Il desired. Apply 10
NFSMlTH co, No. ~ New-st.
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no PRTNTERs.-To a person haying a

Il small cash capital wishing 20 commence business,
rare OPPORTUNITY afforded by tie subscriber who Is az pres
ent engaged another bu'res and who has am excellent
Job Office and also Weekly PAPER AZ ms disposal and VIII
sell either o. both. Satisfactory gwen Or selling
note addrcsscd % NAPOLEON and q AZ this oice, VIII
meet with prompt n,tlll0n.
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A LADY desires q situation as resident Gov
n ernsss Her node Of instruction thorough IL com
hines Mgsic on The Pianot Grte sInsine pss%inf
Reference exchanged Address z w No. 81 EtTidses'
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4 cumbrance, stuatioDs-the Woman hrst-cass
Cook willing DO general homework; the Ma will
take any perm a8ent business The city country Will
take charge Of boarding house Wages not much OF.
jet home Call address No SIS Ihst Reference
gwen
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DROADwAY STORE to LET-The ele-

TVTVNHFF
I'D cant FIVE story marble StOre No. 5 Broadway IA tue
immediate vicinity OF tho st. NchoAs Metropolitan and
other notels will BE- leased either whole ia part tor
terds 10 Mercers The first story basement and second
bssement are well lighted in every part and well adapt
ed for and Ice Cream Saloon, other bus
ness requiring large well lighted premises The second
sto ~ would make magnificent gallery for pictures
Anplyto AMOS X. EMO No. 30 Libertyst
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~ Association for the Exhibition of the In
HNst5 OF Rli NaIiOus--Ofice No. ~ broadwsy-NeW-
e Dec. +, l&2--Ihe Stockholders of tins Association
~ ieteey not6eG that call of Twenty Per Cent. the
Ea >tcck. being the Fourth lnstslment thereof has
- oieertd ty the Board of DroCtoys and they
iec 10 gty the same q this office before the nth
r. byofteT. WA. WHErPEN, Secretary.
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4 ; WET NgRsE, ty a respectable willow
n W omar 3, IS child f1.- lr.hs Old. Apply n
Nc -1l pe-an-y-st "a ns objection . rsyeA Can 1s
seen tortro fays
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4 YoUSC WoMsS wants a stuation as Chau-
n BERNARD and seafnstrrss, ~ Clanbermad s1d dls
Wlsher ard iroler " ala have objection . t1 General
hcus so-E for sI'a ruv-te family Cln give "a ost 'i
city -e;-tne- from hel at pGce, whore she la .od 3r
al out g. sels hrTy 70 Nc S5 lsay, d door 'rol
4f'=.. 'Lird focr. mont RON.
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4 ; WET NyRsE, by a respectable widow
W5m4r S. 80 child f5I- rrrr. - Old. Arply n
Nc -5l pe1r1y-ft. Ess ne objection . rsyeL Can b.
seen 'ort~o fays
A LADY, who has enjoyed the best Music4l ~
: ga '1fes this cty afords aud who has asi several
ye-rs pef1erce Teacher VI the PIno wishes pro
80 Bcaci-st
4 YoUSc WOMAS wants a situation as Cham-
n BERNARD and s@ainsfrr-s ~ Clanberuaid sud Ga,
Wlsher ard iroler li have objection . tl general
city reference from hes pace whore she ha od i3r
Tout i-rr years ArTly 70 Nc. S5 st-ay d door frul
Sti-s,. 'lird hoor. mont room
4 REsrEcrABIF G,RI wishes situation as
~ sc0 Psiu Coot Grsrafs Washer and ronar l1d has
10 OBJECT r. n Fale-a h2rseYors 60 D. seen Two
DAYS COD e,fy fsierence CAT Al No . Avenue b D.
tive 8 nd +,h-st
A REsrEcrABLr You've WoMAv wants @ sit
"a uetol PLAIN Cook fT Washer and Ir'ner
ard -espec.ab.e Amsrcsu Girl A. Cha rberrlnd and -
Tlain fnd Child's Nurse. Both wouli Ike b.
house Call ~ Nc 81 jtBst between ST. lud 7hsvs
A RFsrEcrABLs WowAv wants q situation
~ sa I'd. q Cook fst-rss Washer and rousr she has
good CITY from her last place. where sns lived
D. y,ars. she be- n No. 81 lst-av- bctge~-
18th sni 18th S. 10 the thread md needle store
A SMART ENGLISH GIRL wants a situation to
take care Of children or 20 do Chau erwors a. good
Plan sever. City reference If required Apply No
35 Desncyt I'D floor front ROOM Can BE seen 'o1 days
WANTED-An intelligent young American
w Woman, " good Seemstrv's fond Of al usrd
the o. dreu ard who give the hcs- Of refer
for character and ability She must De industrious and
VI ling make herself generally useful Such orc nay
find pleasant home BY address Box l&l POss-OAce,
with fall particulars AID reieTelces
NANTED-A Lady 10 teach Diawing and
w OilPdrtiug. in large Seminary, days ride FROM
New York The LAZY Will be required devote tour hours
daily her casses For this salary Of $50 witt board
and furnished ROOM VII b. gwen To who shall prove
herself peteEt aud successful suitable increase OF the
above vii BE- allowed Address A. o., Tribune Once
WANTED-A Cook also SeamStress who
w understands eating and fitting eiidren's dresses
Apply between - ami az No 10 7th-st 70 d. WOOLF.
w ANTED--A Chambermaid Oae with
W good recommendations may apply ct No 4 Clinton
place. 6th-st. before Y dc.ock, ?. NJ.
WANTED-A good Plain Cook one that
w understands cooking for large family and has good
accommodation rom her last place Apply e: - ClG-st
4 s WET NURSE.-A healthy Young Wom-
~ an whose infant st-born aud whose husband
abs nt d. slres eutr Family We; Nurrr,
Infant her residence ules from the City
Address or apply for ELIZABETH, 20 Dr. Sanders Coz
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DOARD-A Gentleman aud his wife, or one
ID or two snxe Gentlemen can 6ni handsomely .aras.
~ Rocs 81 No III East l7ihst rhe house = FURNISHED
with be'hs oct cir gas. &C
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02
NO LET.-The elegant, LARGE three stOry
ITO LET in BROOKLYN-part of a Hons.

Il small family; suite OF Rooms 70 let with
BosId At No. rhomPknsplsce, third door from Degp~
st. few minutes wall from tie South Ferry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02

rs Wi NURSE.-A heaIthy Young Won.

4 an, whose infant stlboTn. aud whose husband =
abs ut d. siTes e Family We; Nurrc,
Infant az her residence, ues from the City
Address. or apply for ELIZABETH 20 Dr.. Sanders, Cs
Evansville, Warrington Hights Y. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02
6ou5es 10 Get.

4 LARGE, HANDSOME and LOFTY
~ ROOM with or without additional Rooms 70 Let or
Lease situated in Chamberss hear Broadway suitable Tor
Furniture store an Auction Room, Picture Gallery Nc.
Tie room $50 feet long D feet wide and - feet high ln-
qure OF Mr. BARNET, az the Box Oce Of Burton Thea
ter, Chnubers-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02

NJ furnished oT uufuTnished. with gas baths &C. IN
f-st-clsss H0ase-No. 81 West Iiih = References
changed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02

ROARu-At No. ~ Beckman-sr., within Eve
~ iautss wak ot Mal-si. the City HalL Gentic
nan ard WE can - vel acccmmoitted with p.casI.
Room, with rate and pantry ettarhol - ssyerl srsie
Gentlemen can be- accommodated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02
DOARDING al No. 64s BROADWAY.-TO

H lct elegantly furnished Frcnt Pulor with betr0o
srt Pantry attached the hst door % Front Fsr %
on thc scond focr few gtntemer car b. accom- nccs
tdw n sngie rooms ~ih grsts fhc hoase contains at
the modern improvements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02
~ The Animal Election of the officers Of THE
NV YORK UORTfCITLTItRAI Al, SOCIETY viz Presi-
ra- To Friends of ACKNOWLEDGMENT RARITAN

&c 10 Friends Of Ass0ciatiOn.-fhe RARlVAN
BAY MON will hold public meeting at Clinton Hall,
Of Bee kman aud Nassau-sts the even
ING Of the Sth December commencing Il O'clock for the
PgIIose Of making statement of the objects and arl
ftIs Of the Aa0claton DeegG from the HOpedale
Community aud r. 4 PhalanN expected % be present
md meke Of the progress aud present condition
those Associations Al interested in the subject are III
uied 10 attend
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-15

tercation occurred in Marietta, Ca, on Saturday
last, between Capt Sissman and Mr.. Patten,
which ended by the latter shooting the former
through the heart.
A white lad fifteen years of age, employed
in the chemical works near Philadelphia, was on
Tuesday drawn into the machinery by his apron,
and horribly crushed. In Hartford, Monday, the
walls of Hose House fell, burying five children
beneath them. Two of the children were killed,
and the others badly injured.
A German proprietor of a Beer House in Phil
adelphia committed suicide Tuesday m,rning by
hanging himself. On the same day man named
Long committed suicide in Moyamensing by cut
ting his own throat.