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irving House-The large Daguerreotype Of the General
HOLMES No 2e9 Broadway WAS taken from the Irving
it. This is not the only picture that
Hclmesa pretty good evidence that his pictures are ad
MIXED.
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Dagucrreotypes largest collie on Of
in the worlo Cover 1000 may DC in Galleries.
Count Orsay Daguerre, Louis Philippe, Louis Napoleon,
kosutf, Lola Montez Henry Clay Lanl Webster &c. The
popularity OF this for the years
ceeds anything ever kDowp since the discovery of the
AMERICAN GALLERIEs,a 233 Broadway next door to
the American Hotel
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Alfred Mvn,.e & Co.'S Uas,,,on,trc fro.n,

Ing Emporium No. AL Broadway, between Howard aud
Grand frress where may be found choice n of
well ade foods suitable for tho
styles and all for and boys. deviation from
IN prices.
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~ Is striking fact that the applicants
for lnuid HAIR Dye roreased hundred
per cent In y People ind that IL gives natural
cor and rcver barns the hbrcs hence its popularity APP
pieo and fad y the entr Crisadoroo Assor House.
Private room for apply Ing the Dye
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Is by Brsdy.-The public

DnguerreOtypcs by Brady.-The public
are respectfully invited to examine tue Prize Pictures
hbited ut the Worlds Far together With large coec.
toE Of the portraits of most Of the ds gnhed
a. Fut afr
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The oely preparation that VIII sertarnlv

restore bI ito iuAl oJlOr and badness
Lsets Wfhfene Contra, depot Tor sale OF sAme No iii
Chambers IL ask for Lovers. with name
stamped seal, btte ana vrappernone other gen.
nine No Other otice in that Street
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Fine Cutlery Pen, Pocket, and SpOrtss
mems KNIVES from ne maulactery OF joseph Rogers
some. Large vnrity of Toilet Cutlery the richest stock
in the city
SAUNDERS. No. Z actor House, and ss7 Broadway.
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NEWS BY TELE APH.
LATEST FROM THE EASTERN FISHERIES.
TWO MORE VESSELS SEIZED.

Investigation Relative to those Pre-
viously Captured.
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Fancy bordered Linen Handkerch,ef..

Snnmtr Ties. Cravats, Zephyr Gauzs Undershrts, Fine
shirts Gostamer Stocks Gloves Fancy Hale Hose Three
Ply Linen Collars, Shoulder Braces with full assortment
OF GentleDen's Furnishings offered at wholesale and
retail, by IRA PEkEGO SON, 81 Nassau street.
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THE FEELING In WASHINGTON CITY.

Augmentation Of the British Naval Forces
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coTernF OF The body two Sleeves many inches ooar
and ccrteiD allowance OF front No. shirt worthy
name, must lit the form, especially the chest wrists
neck vfsh perfect exactude Ths the charm the
CANT shirts made 70 order at Greens, Aston House.
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10 Clarenceville, L. I.-Bcsuiifu Lots at mode

~ CIarenceyille, l.. l.-Besai,tui tSts a. n1de-
rate priees payable in nsaInen' o. - a I'm So.
Of thus beautiful village embracing neary ven hundred ios
,cept one hundred already sold offered tor SAFE Al rc
kcm So 10 $50 each This place Is situated on me brook
yp ard Jamaica Plank Road with the Lousls ana @
n,s,ns throush the center and Is about miles nom WI
Tan and from Brooklyn. For sonv OF Seces
ur.ssed by no village IN me .asr. on the PisnI road
and sy. tunes each way daily by the RailIosa nne e
ioc.f,S in he center OF lovely plain and ree irO
and rou,h or mountain land The village u sa oa
in broad ana convenient avenues me eo ,bs
vooS ay being 100 feet in width me nn o. eoe
I; nsrtet having been in one family nesry ~ ye"s
complete sbstract will be furnished 70 ss g.
,hfy no tbose whs would escape high city renI es us
son. o} convenient building spot, thus u ne oss PP,
nSfx vet offered 20 the public AL the streets VII %
81 the eapep3s % ~ - fF n T MACFARLAN,
Their particulars, prsS...,.. from II AM to2P.Mi
~ 81 ssssy froul 10 AN snd 20 IN, VI" e.
John H. Bailey No. lz9 Atianties and d
ih;..t between Sscket; and Dcsrsw-sis- 6rooiyh.A
So great has been the deSsnA i1s ne sST's few ~sess
tnousn ~ :, re- shol number have been sold Those WHO
wnalS .eeure choice location must Apply at once
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,-s.,. hx sun.cr;ptiou Of e92 Desirable

Building Lots, with opportunity OF obtaining pro-
nerv valued AZ $50 600 for the Of slJIhe properly
for sale comprises OF the most eligible
bnldins ots-three dwelling houses and lots and very
IN The Cty of Trenton New-ersey IL proposed 70 DIVIDE
he property into shares Of $3.50 each share to represent
lot dwelling house and lot OF the manson ana grounds
OF shares will have for each share held oppor
unity of obtaining for $3.50 property valued az O three
10 obtain dwelling houses and lots valued at II coo with
probability of getting lots worth much than he sub
rpton pce and the prospect ofa rapid increase n value
Trenton is situated upon the line OF the Newly and
Phisdephis Railroad very convenient OF scces there
hnr four daily trains 70 and from NewYork The streets
are regulated paved and lighted with gs Il.
ns ~ rbscrbins and the balance monthly nsai menis
III pad Subscriptions received BY the undersigned For
msrs OF the property and full gsrtsGars apply 20
n-c-, No. Broad-st, NY.
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Gperial Notices.

ry- Political Priuting.-Ready for the hush'
In orGer 70 meet the extraordinary demands for fohnca
Printing for the coming election, BAKER, Gop"lN q
CO. Proprietors Of THE GREAT METROPOLITAN
STEAM PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT Tribune Build
inss. will keep their OFFICE OPEN EVERY NIGHT
until after the "a of November The immense mass OF WORK
IN the shape of Newspapers Speeches, Pamphlets Cen
lars Bs Posters Tickets &c &c, printed az TINS once
durng the past week has served TO chow the uneqaaed
facilities of tbs Mammoth Estabshment and should con-
vince al who require Political other Printing IN the
most Snowy and effective style, I'm double quick time that
this is Ne place to call
We have splendid Of Designs for all kinds OF
Bills including faithful portraits of the Presidential Candi
dates and sso supply original ensravinss desred In
. few hours
To be fully prepared for the campaign have made AZ
ransements with several Binderes TO cut and fold Pam
phlets Tickets Circulars &c, and shall have several hun
r. hands ready to the largest and most urgent
orders
Being now fully ready for the rush" invite order
from parties and pledge ourselves to do all we cen for the
benefit Of our friends and petTons.
BAKER, GOODWIN co, Steam Printers,
Corner Nassau and Spruce-sts entrance No. Sprnce.
Omen every evening all sfter election
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~ New vilage-GLEN VERNON Arr 5.Ts G z e.
ni,y 70 secure VILLAGE Lots from acre y x.lse
49,. . :, pv Vii se hed on TUESDAY EVENING
oeoi i Hall No ss sSss,y .n s.Tss4
and Broons eta, 70 receive propoS 80 srd seufemeu
Payment, y wesss x. A. BAILEY, President.
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IL Emigrant Intelligence 0hce ana LABOR
Exchange, Nos. IS and q Canal st. New. OH ms
Office established BY the Commissioners OF En4raaon
where can always be found large numbers Of LaboTes and
Servants a. very of and persons can nave
their orders tiled by writing 20 the ana
ms the amount necessary the passage OF the parties
REQUIRED No fees charged 10 employer
'Nf las p PAGAN. SUPERINTENDENT
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ry- FISH and Provision store.--ALLAN L

10 Fish and Provision Store.--ALLAN l.
RtsF No 26 Washngon-st tone door above Bsrclsyst)
York offer at Wholesale dealers the lowest
ket prices for cash the following articles OF the best quality
MACKEREL-Nos /, 2 and S, in all kinds Of packages.
SHAD-Nos |, 2 and 5, IN all kinds OF packages
CODFISH-Dry- salted and Picked
sCALEFISH-Dry-sal sailed and Picked.
HERRINGS-Sm Oked and Picked
PORK-Mess Prime, Rump, Butt Clear, &c.
BEEF-Mess Prime and Railroad.
SMOKED HAMS, Shoulders Beet, Bacon, Salmon
CHEESE, Lard, Candles, Oil, Spices
BUTTER-In hrkins, tubs and pails-tresh dairy
SALT-Fre in sacks and small bags
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U Another Triumph of Rich,s S-allananders:

-iHE OGDENsBURGH GREAT FIRE:-0GDESs-
BuReH, ~ Y, Oct. q, l352-Messrs. STEARss MARVIN,
Successors to Rich Co.. No. l4d Water-st New-York-
Gentlemen On Tuesday morning last we were visited by
of the destructive fires which has occurred in
thss econ Of the State The safe IN the second story of
the building, and owned by Edwin Clark Esq During the
destruction Of the building the safe fell through the two
stories into the cellar where 1t remained in the burning
ruins twenyour hours after the fire, and subjected 20
intense heat during the whole time After taking it from
the rs opened in front of store In the presence
of number of citizens quantity OF valuable docu
ments papers, &C. in the safe all of which per-
fectly egbc and only coored from the steam Of the saa
mander The God work inside not charred but
as sound and perfect when placed there The safe
stands sidewalk where II will remain az palpabe
reference Of their security. We are yours, truly,
ASHLEY BROTHERS
Merchants and Others interested IN the preservation Of
books and papers from fire, respectfully requested TO
call Of the undersigned, aud peruae number
Of certificates similar the above extending over period
of eight years No book, raper document OF sny de-
tcrpon has been injured by Gre in one OF their sfes
An assortment Of safes hand at the Depot, No l4o
Waerst and at the factory corner Of Avenue and 81
Marksplace, New York. STEARNS MARVIN,
Successors 20 Rich Co.
The only makers in the United States Of WILDERs
PATENT SALA1iANDER SAFES, with Rich's Improve
meGt.
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" MIR. knight, Of the firm Of knight Queru, per-
tuners and chemists No 81 Johnst has for the last year
ard half devoted his time 10 the study philosophy and
anatomy of the human halrthe of It's turning grey
&c and has finally discovered mode Of treatment and pre-
pared a wash OF which he will give written warrantee
not only to restore suy persons hair lis original color IN
fom two 10 four weeks but also TO entirely prevent from
falling of by the OF Lis newly discovered Wash or Hair
Regeueraor And what more persons prenrnng 70 DO
be supplied with the Regeneration without charge
un their heir fully restored 70 its Original or former
color Pesns whose hair has changed It's color must surely
he willing it upon the above terms Call all see MI
TNIGHT at No. 81 John-st., up stairs
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vTHE GENTLE SHEPHERD. By ALLAs
IL RAxsAY.-Just published new and elegant ednon,
with Life of tire Author new 0ossry, an sathsnae
iae Tsyiors Phveal Theory OF Another Life sl; and
Fle.nts of thought IS cents Aliens Ritual Of Masonry
" ~" w. GOwASS, No. lie FIl,nn-c-
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Uncle TOM and LITTLE EvA.-In Press

II lNCLE ION and LII LIE Nv AIN ioe'
- and will be published on or about the st Of NoyeIne
the sndintertsiing game Of UNCLE TON AID LII *
EVA and which Will be sold BY al BookseeTs
the UHion st the remarkable low price OF . cents INC
tsrest may take IN this . tne
played the desired IL 10 simple and oSiy W.
deTstood the there u nnish 70 rs s1Pey
that III make the pleasing and desirable galne % Ie
for al persons The cuts which represent ts eA
rce Toms Cabin be-Ike and expressive lie
rd look Of Uncle ToIn the sweet and expressive
Of Eva the roble-heated George the very particular NJ
Opheha the releutess Haley the overlooking Laree tne
micheyiousy wicked Topsey the dscinve easy &c ke-
al OF whom aie represented By the cuts, which are 0esa
fully eclo-ed, and cannot b mistaken
THIS game Will be the most popular and An -
offered TO the public. Published By v , =" raeAnais-
Providence r. l. who has secured the copyrl<ht
An orders from the trade Others vii receive Poupe a.
tentiol and be supplied AZ the publishers Pnoe By
GEO. Il. BELL Stztooer, kc.
No is SGssap-st-, kev-forx
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.YcssArrur eun Yr=.issx 7-Hcrsee
vINHE GREAT LIFE Of the GREAT HERO
II sndPOLITiClAS, Gen. WINFIELD SCOTT. pA -
u,ord EDITION prics only eeats or ~ nanared 1he
For ale By BUXCE 1 BROTHER Ne ~ Sassass'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25

~ The Popular Lectures Mt the Tabernacle
viii commence on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct n,
and continue weekly during the fall and winter the Broad
wav Tabernacle The Introductory discourse will be deIv
cred by OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES, ESQ. Subject
"Lecfurng and Lecturers" The second will be by Prof
AGASSIZ Tickets of admission TO the course and crcu.
lars may be had OF the principal bookstores
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25

" Whereas, we, as Temperance Men, resi-
deuts of the With Ward in the Nth Congressional District
recognize IA JOSEPH G. MORTON Esq, the Independent
candidate for member of Congress- man OF sterling intes
MY and free from the political ntngues OF the day and also
a warm friend OF the Temperance cause, therefore,
Resol,ed That pledge him. the coming contest on
the I'd Of November cordial and united support,
and that we will all honorable means 70 secure his
election. 49,.
ResoIped That we recommend TO the Temperance ALI
Ance of the XIlth ard and City OF WilamburGh, their
j. w. BARKER President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25

~ New-York Young Mems Christian Assoc
cin,OD.-An edlouncd meeting Of the Association viii be
held THIS (Mondsy) EVENING, at u o'clock, at the
Rooms in suyvesant Institute, No $50 Broadway Tho
Board of Managers are roqu sed 10 meet at clock
FRANK. w. BALLARD, Rec. Sec.
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Necessary have been taken 70 prevent petcuf being
sued for Of the shove vsrrknts and any Information
which may lead their recovery viii be suitably rewarded
OF apphcsrion 70 COLEMAN & DRAKE, No. g Wsll-st
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NEW ILLUSTRATED WORKS-D. AP-

NEW ILLUSTRATED WORKS.-D. AP-
~ PLETON CO.. 200 Broadway. have just published
THE WORKS OF THE BRITISH POETS. From
ChGucer the Present Time Selected and Chronoogcay
Arranged with Biographical and Critical Notices, by Dr.
Aiken and others Three large vols 8yo with 81 hne See
Engr6vings Handsomely bound In various styles.
Rich and eISmpls Of EaGnh poetry and suggestive Of
delightful beyond volume The language AiAN
work that Who has must have and every
TJerrolds Magazine.
ConAns the ne prosres. and beauty Easi.h poety
7rhe Tines
bcol that ought find way every 4n hbr.y IA the
Uuon. hrfot
u A L CO. have nearly ready
THE BOOK OF THE HEART; or, Loves Emolem'
Illustrated with thiry-thTee fine Steel Engravnss one
elegantly printed volume Imperial svO. Handsomely 0oahd
THE FRUITS OF AMERICA. A Series Of forty-esns
DswinGs, ooored after Mature Of the choicest yaees
of AmericGn Fruits BY c. NJ Hovey. With botanical ana
Popular Descriptions One vol Imperial svo Elegantly
bound.
THE GIFT For all Seasons With ten Steel EnsraY'
ING. lemo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25

&10 REWARD.-Lost, q Lady's Gold
~ III Watch, with ribbon, small chain, loekss md
hey attached whils walking Friday nsh from Nhst 70
Broadway near Broone-a- Apply 70 g. LEHMAN, No.
~ Bspe3wsh whss - sbsys NWssa VII b ysias
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NIARSH's COURSE OF BOOK-KEEP-

CCHUBERTH & CO, Music Depot, No.
~ Isl Broadway, NY request the public TO inspect their
immense stock Of Music for Voice. Piano for 2 4, s, 3,
hands for Organ Violin, Violoncelo Harp Orchestra, kc
in every style for vruosos and beginners The greatest Sc
Foreign and American Music VIII be attended TO with
proinptuess
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Amnsemenis.

GRAND COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT.
Mn. EMMA q. BOSTWlCK respectfully ammo nses
20 her friends and public thl compliance with the
wishes large number OF ctztlls OF NewYOrk as ex-
pTtfs,d letter lddr sssd hr oTing he-a Corp ent
arg Couaert previous % her departure FOR the South she
wIU have tie pleasure OF 1snz
A CONCERT
AT METROPOLITAN HALL
On TUESDAY EVENING, Oct 9
rfsisted Is the following eminent talent:
Sig ViETTI. Primo Tenore,
from TIE principal Thtafers Of Itsly Havana &c.
Mr. HENRY Apply,
Solo N.olimst the King OF Holland.
Mr. JULIUS SIEDE,
the eminent Solo Futist.
Mrs ANNIE OLIVER,
Ia Petite File du Regmsa only ten Of age dauEi
Of tie BandmssteT Of her Msjesys Sh Regiment o. Mon
trcal, on the COncertiua
Herr THILOW Solo Plans.
10 his Rova III ghness the Duke Of COburZ 0Oths, and
A GRAND ORCHESTRA,
composed Of the best professors OF this city. So
II. AHl
Doom open az 7: COuccrs 70 commence AZ 3 O'Clock.
Tickets 81 eachcm be ad AZ the Of Messrs Hall
Son and the Muse generaly also az tie hotels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25

ins !-WRiGS 10 TIE RALLY!-,A Grand Mass and
Ratification Meetn Of the Wings OF the County Towns OF
Knes County will be held Prospect Ill., at Green POINT
near Willians0urgb, l.. l., on MONDAY EVENING; Uct
26 irttsnt, at o'clock The Unonsts and the wing
Chls OF New-York, Wilhannsburgh and Brooklyn, ana
Queens Suffolk and Richmond Counties, are particularly
invited TO attend and meet at the Kings County hotel
Peek slip Wilansburgh at O'Clock of that evening to
march IN torchgt procession TO the place OF meeting
hon. JOHN NJ BOLTS. of Va, Hon JOHN A. KING,
Hon l. D. CULVER, Hon. IL GREELEY fKEp'
A. TALLMADGE, JOSEPH HOME, THEO: +: TOM
LINSON VESSEL S. SMITH, THOMAS C. PINCH
NEY Esqs aud other distinguished speakers are ex
rtctel address the meeting Prospect hll WIZ DC IL
INUNDATED and minute guns fired theretrom during the
movement OF the procession Bands of Music Gee clubs
kc VIII be in attendance AL good aud true Wings IN ne
District are expected to be there. Come one come oil
BY order. JOHN A pVolhLLi
Chairman Committee of Arrangements.
Cant ARCH. r. MESEROLE, Grand Marshal
J. H. III. PINcKNEY, Sec Com. Arrangements
rS~Grand X a tiGcatiop-TcmPernnce aud vi u-
picipnI RetOrm.-'rhe NewYork City Temperance Al
nance will hold Grand Macs Convention, IN the bg Tent
THIS EVENING, Monday, Oct % ,,.
Law, Rev J. b. WAKELY, sud other eminent speakers
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Chances for Business Alen.

COTTON FACTORY for SALt-The Ex-
~ eeutors Of AZARIAH SMITHS Estate offer Cog $40
the Cc.n Factory M4nhas Village known the Lxac
.tcre Factory with tho adjoining property, eonpnxinx
about 81 scres OF land which situated trae dwell
ins-touscs board g-hous, s,orehouse snd namerous
out-buildugS Tie Factory Is frIlc building. ~ ~
feet three sores nigh the lower story partly OF s'one sad
400 spDdleS 50 ool-S mostly ~ AL CORE
spending hinery se whole running order Adoentng
the budn = q wing 81 5y 81 test, coassbsine
picking s,d machine shop.
The Executors are close the estate. and ocr
the prorerty tor sale advantageous terns Apply -
CfAs SMITH ManhEs Onond -, y. l.i or % J. G.
SMITH, No. lea BEosd-sI, Ncw-loEk
nRUG STORE-A Physician who is about
~ to leave for Europe ceis iog sac az cost Drag
Store, Admiralty situated for business Ca as No Frank
hnsquAe, tDfs ethee, up Stass,l rs West l7ths
DARTN YER WANTED in BUILDING
STEAM ENGINES, LOCOMOTIVES ke Il Chi
csgo IThe partnership Of the ssbsrbers viii .oon En-
pire and the senior paper washes enlarge esaess
with view 20 meet the Increasing demands OF Tia meat
West therefore proposes 10 Connect with hElssd soxno
party hayug sufficient cap tai The present 6rn are now
doing an and Profitable business mAnafscurns
Steam Engines Railroad Cars and variety OF heavy Ma
chinery Any information may be bad By adjressns ths
sub,crbers GATES MCKNIGHT,
Eege Works, Chicago IN
RErEaENcES.-E. Corning 4 Co.. Albany, ~ Il IL
Bisch & Co, Cbicsgo, III; George L. Cobb Co. New
YORK Mower Woodwork, Boston; Marshall, bsnentk
Colby Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25

DARTNER or OTIIERWISE.-An opportu-
nifty. which cannot often occur, is Sfered % any
gentleman uaQuestionShe character and standing Who
has few thousand dollars command asst ae,sly
discovered business Of great beauty aud rereeesohfy And
Of scentic charactc which VIII be conducted under the
security and monopoly OF patent and pay 80 per
cent clear profit L. ;. Government AMI every Railroad
COMPANY win be very large customers Particulars viii Be
made known paid letters containing real
and address, TO WILLIAM DUFF GORDON,
Posoffce, NcweYork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25

TT Homes in New-Jersey.-The Third Manhattan
Bans Association OF the City and County Of Sewiork
have decided 70 Loan Property in the State Of New
Jersey which offers great Inducements TO residing
in ,he State wi.hns TO join Building Assocstlo1 to 60
Dps as Vsue OF shares $500 The Association has been
chsrs,r,d six months and good prosperous condition
IL will hola lis eighth Monthly Meeting ON MONDAY
EVENING next Oct Is at a o'clock at No. ~ bsooinest
"a soor. (sutrsnoe in Cros6y-stJ Office No 81 Cnam
Her,st JAMES s. LIBBEY, President
DAVIS CALLAnoRE, Vice-Presidenf
J. W. WESTON, Secretary.
Trustees. --Jsnncs " Watkins James Neeves Seymoro
Whiting Albert Miller, William A. Conant James Clara,
John A. CurYier Joseph Boush, Josph Ccntrcil
RB-By-laws and ell information be had BY ealing
% tAs s<eistazy st the once, No q ChAmhsrssf, T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25

r. seventh Congressional District (NINTH,
SIXTEENTH and TWENTIETH WARDS.-rne Wing
Electors Of the With Congressional District lXth, XVIII
and XXth Was are requested TO meet at
Hall corner 8th-av and Zd-st MONDAY the 18TH inst
A. "A O'clock TO respond to The nomination OF MARSHALL
o. ROBERfS the Wing inee for Congress in said Dis
tfiet Hon. OGDEN HOFFMAN, JAMES s. THAYER,
A. OAKKY HALL and Hon. WELCOME X. BEEBE
will positively address the meeting.
BY order OF the Committee. $500 -
STEPHEN MUM, Secretary. l.. Is. WUODRUfF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25

r OsT-A package of Land Warrants, con,
t.ninx Is Warrants Of 10 each, which WA mailed
AZ B.rgor Maine Sept 80 1852 addressed 70 Coleman
r.Is No So Walst and which Las never been received
"a a. follows:
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A REsPEcIABLE, HEALTHY, MiDDLE-AeED
"A LADY Of great expereI.ee - 2 surse sad Nldw,se,
vis<s on employ Tor the w1ncsf,
AZ resaorahs wages. Can be e Ne. - 8ott eor
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l1olilical Notices.

to General Committee of Democratic Wing
Yonng jien-A special meeting Of this Committee will
be held at the Broadway House. on TUESDAY EVENING,
Oct 10 at y O'Clock. full attendance asked in order
lat suitable ray be taken commemorate the
death Of DANIEL WEBSTER. By order.
ERASTUS BROOKS, Chairman.
B. L. BvDp, I c.-.
70 Democratic Wing General Committee
An adjourn meeting Of this Committee will be held on
TUESDAY EVENING, Oct 2G, at ~ o'clock, at the
BIOadw ay House. BY order.
GEORGE J. CORNELL, Chairman.
GUILE GaRs1T p Il N SnsoSt0w' Secretaries.
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4 LADY wanting a quiet, respectable home.
"a sdesirous OF obi ing situation in respectable pr
vsfe family as Stsrus-.rs Nursery Govcrness Can
Ofscc.