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M! = nemevat.-Lasses vii notice that the Paris Map
-. .fofirm has removed from No ISL 20 No So Broad
AZ -, se row exhibiting t-uly magnificent assenhlage
A. sp,ng Msntillas OF me richest fabrics and designs
~fe1'e'S moderate prices GEO. BuLPtN, Proprietor
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LIME ENGLISH Illustrated BOOKS,

ININE ENGLISH illustrated BOOKS,
III just received by MOORE HORSFALL, Merchants
Exchange corner Of Hanover-st. and Exchsnge-pace
No. LIFE OF THOMAS STOTHARD RIA, with IL
Illustrations from his works, portrait, &c.
No U..LODGES PORTRAITS OF INDUSTRIOUS
PERSONAGES OF GREAT BRITAIN, with Memoirs of
their Lives. Large edition. 10 vols, fine set
No III. THE NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY OF
EMINENT PERSONAGES OF THE 10Th CENTURY,
with Memoirs, by w. Cooke Taylor, LID volsr quarto
gilt cloth
No ". .HOGARTTPS WORKS, from the original plates
engraved by himself and restored by Heath with expana
tons by Nichols Very fine copy in half morocco gilt; mpe'
nal folio.
No. VIEWS IN INDIA CHINA AND ON THE
SHORES OF THE RED SEA Fine steel engravings from
sketches of Commander Elliott 2yos in quarto gilt
MOORE HORSFALL also invite attention to their col
lection of Miscellaneous Books including New Publications.
&c &c
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VHRISTMAN'S MUSIC DEPOT, Nos.

4 HKISIMAN'S MUSIC DEBUT, NOS.
Y sos Broadway 4O4 arl-street-Mr C. G. CHRIST
MAN has opened at No COS Broadway extensive and ell
egant establishment where music and musical instruments
of every description be found at the lowest prices Cat
aogues of Music furnished on application.
Mr.. Christman will aim to make his catalogue OF music
city. The public respectfully invited 10 examine bis
stock
B-Military Bands supplied with musical instruments
of eyery description and all kinds of musical instruments
paired at his Mandatory, No. 404 Pear where also
very large stock of all kinds of musical instruments for
sale at the very lowest wholesale prices.
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THO AMATEURS and ARTISTS

Two AMATEURS and ARTISTS
EMIL sElTZ No. IS Broadway, up stairs, has Just
Ieceyed splendid Engraving proof Of the destruction Of
tne rover OF Babel and dispersion of the engraved
BY Professor Thaeter after the large and celebrated sco
painting by VIM Won Kaubach in the new Museum Ber-
n shd invites all amateurs of the Fine Arts TO call and
it. Subscription price, printed on white paper S. India g.
/ NCLE TOMS CABIN, by Harriet
~ Beecher Stowe
MEMOIR OF MARGARET FULLER OsSOL
HEADLEfS LIFE OF KOSSUTH. $4,000 sold in
weeks.
LIVES OF THE THREE MRS. JUDSON. l vol. l2rno.
LIFE OF ADONIRAM JUDSON. vol. l2mo
HISTORIES of KENTUCKY and GEORGIA. ByT 8.
Arthur.
new supply of the above received by
HIGGINS & KELLOGG,
Publishers, Booksellers and Blank Book Manufacturers,
No. 88 John-st.
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Mem Civilizations.

BRACES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
lt SCRlBNER publishes THIS DAY-HUNGARYlN
1851, WITH AN EXPERIENCE OF THE AUSrRI AN
POLICE, by c. L. Brace vel limo, with map and illgs
traons
FsctS the thing needed regard Hungary In
journey through the had unusual advantages for OBJ
thoroughly the condition and feelings Of the OF the
Hurraan reopand have thought could help on the
Truth and justice than by simply presenting whether
they told alansi side the other."
THE HOUSEHOLD OF SIR THOMAS MORE, By
Margarctta More. vol. limo, price 10 cents
Clever and agreeable reading We the book unqualified
fer the pleasant and accurate which affords OF The
domestic Of the period and the characters OF OF the
represented drawn with dstnci and with the lea
Of nature" Jee-]on Athenfnm.
Second edition of Mrs. Sigourney's new werk-EXAM-
Piles OF LIFE AND DEATH. vol limo.
Second edition of HOMEOPATHY UNMASkED, by
DR.. w. Hooker ! vol. limo.
Fifth edition ofTHE OLD GUARD OF NAPOLEON, by
j. T. Headley. vol. limo.
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~ Exhibition.-The Sabbath School attached to
Lsrhtst. Church will hold their Annual Exhibition on
THURSDAY EVENING 22d inst, TO consist of Music, Dia
logue Recitation, To at o'clock Tickets
~ cents; to be had at the door.
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~ Third Mnnhntfnn Building AssOCintlOn.-
The success of this Association most Marked In its first
months existence half of its shares are already dis
posed of Let all who wish join call at the Secretays OF
fee No Is Spce-st and enroll themselves as members
The semannua Report of the Second Manhattan Associa-
value shares the paid in Of $50 each
sharctha the present value of the shares about $40
The Third will unquestionably prove equally profitable In.
fee No. Is Spruce-st. Aid. JAS 5. LIBBY, Prest
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NOPRINTERS.--AJob Printing Office.

with good gun Of custom for s:e on s man. 80
nelson's ziye ceiling ,u Parties desros OF pur-
sbs.r BY leaving note s d. A. ID, once Of hs pspe's
yilIbe waited on.
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POPULAR NEW BOOKS.-ln Press,

nOPULAK NEW BUOkS.-In Fress'
IL and soon to be published. by DERBY MILLER,
HISTORY OF THE MORMoNS or Latter Day Saints
An account Of the and progress Of this Sect
with memoirs of the Life and Death Of joseph SMITH the
American Mahomet. Illustrated with twelve Engrsy1nes
from original sources. II mo.
NINENEH, THE BURIED CITY OF THE EASTIA
narration of the Discoveries of Layard and Bo with de-
scriptons OF the Sculptures-By Joseph Bonomi " mo-
THE LIFE OF MARY. QUEEN OF SCOfTS-by r.
THE LIFE OF HENRY CLAY, OF KENTUCKY-By
Horace Greeley, and Epes Sargent uniform with j. Y Ad
ams). u mo-
We also publish list Of nearly 100 popular and attractive
Books-whicb We offer Booksellers and Agents on avora
bic terms DERBY MILLER, Auburn, N. 1.
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GEORGE p. PUTNAM Publishes This

Ia BUCKEYE ABROAD: Or, Wanderings in Europe
and in the Orient-By Samuel s. Cox. Second Edition
vol. limo. with illustrations 81 25
author his wherever he went and ne
srbes what he Its pleasant book
'ei'os "N"' NV ~ ~ - Post.
"The narrative i. lively and stirring" tCouner.
zone OF the very best class, of travel narratives
~ W Wv 49, fKnickerbocker.
awe have read this book with deal Of satisfaction In hs
vigorously STYLE much the glowing orcs
Cihton Providence Journal
The thoughts OF thorough American scholar
49, Times.
H. H T. TUCKERNfAN THE OPTIMIST-A Series
of Essays New edition. limo. Cloth, Is cents.
Among Tuckeman, perhaps deserves
the hiele distinction The Optmst marked by nice analysis
delicate discrimination harmonious STYLE and pleas
ami vein souihern Quarterly Review
On Saturday
OUFFCHY-By the author of The Wide, Wide World.
vols I'm. Cloth - -
Also the 18th edition of THE WIDE, WIDE WORLD.
2vos l2mo Cloth 81 80.
"The most valuable work Of the kind have read Is
capable of doing good than book other than the Bible
more Bunyans Pilgrims Progress, inasuch as IT.
and pomca matters, and by It's home scenes
recocons which exces appeals more strongly 70 our
School ought TO be furnished copy
and cry child very parent should read and reread T.
Newark Advertiser.
Te writes with hveness and elegance Herpow OF
character great and AR oil cheer
full pety pervsdes the whole work. London Athensum.
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ITO CHURCHES.-A young Lady
l .;nge, nv protesson with very powerful soprano
wishes an engagement in q church. Address CHURCH.
Tribune Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22

4 YOU'VE LADY, of responsibility and
IA eeneel address, Is desirous Of obtaining situation
attend stoe IL active and intelligent In business 81 any
not object leave the city, would travel to any part with
a lady or family. Communications addressed 10 Miss j.
HARPER Broadway PostOfce, for one week, will meet
attention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22

re- Notice.-S3 so Boots, STANDARD, tr'ce e, h
Ready made order, OF the best r5eeu A. ;,
Ties and Shoes OF every style equally low good assortment
constantly on hand Cell and examine iet y9upse, Az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22

TO HOTEL-KEEPERS.-AB Book
Lasner of several year experience in first class hotels
wants situation Address SUPERINTENDENT, office OF
this paper.
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4 S Cook, by respectable Woman, she
IA is good cook fully understands Pastry, Jeies and
Soups Is Of unexceponabe character and be seen at
her present employers No. so West llth-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22

Cy- Notices. so Boots, si""dHrd tree:
patent hanks French Patent Leather Boots - D. Caters
Ties and Shoes every style equally low 1000
''D'''''' VI ABR'M BAKERS, No 50 Beesnanst
No. No,ic. 70 Passengers from Panama to
CnIIfornia.-The PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM.
PANY feel called upon to give pubic noce that no tickets
i \. scosnzed by their agent Panama which are not
rned BY an officer this Company ana that tickets thus
dsnsd can De obtained only at then Agency 10 ~ Wey
STRONG. HARRIS co, New Orleans New York, Jan.
81 iS5a By order, VIM. n. DAVipGE Secretary.
- Priuting.-OFFICE OPEN EVERY NIGHT
70 accommodate COUNTRY MERCHANTS and ots ss
who cannot leave their orders during the day BAKER
Establishment Tribune Buildings corner Nassau and Spruce
~, viii keep their Counting-room open EVERY EVEN
BAKER, GOODWIN 81 CO, Printers
Entrance No Sprucsst Counting rooIn sscond-story.
Open from IAN. till Pm
ry- Freedom from Cough in Ten Minutes
after use-Over fifty doses in each box for Is cents
BRYANs PULMoNIC WATERS, for coushs, Colds,
Breathing Influenza CONSUMPTION, and all diseases Of the
Chest and Lungs These Waters give instant relief and
WIG" p'''''e'e'' HALL. BUCKLE L co,
Wholesale Agents No. 30 Greenwichst
~ NOtice.-Dr N BEDORTHA, formerly of Leba-
Springs Water Cure now fitting up an Establishment
dress n BED0RTHA, M D, Saratoga Springs N. T.
rYPiano. Forte and Honse Furnishing Mutu
al Loan AssOciafOn.-yhere will be meeting of the
members of this Society, on FRIDAY EVENING the "a
inst at IA O'clock the Apollo front I'd floor The sub
scpton list OPEN and prospectuses may be had gratis
at the Office in the Bookstore of Adriance Sherman Co..
No Aston House. As the Society goes into operation
the LIST of May those Ladies and Gentlemen who intend to
become members are requested to enter he names forth
with Entrance fee, 81. JAMES PRISON, President
Z. WEBSTER Vice President.
J. CHoLwELL, Secretary Of Meetings
VIVIAN NoRDEN, Chairman of Com. of Management
J. d. PRICE, Secretary.
A. H. JocELYN, Treasurer.
The Articles of Agreement ready for signatures.
~ W0rkfngmen's Building AssOciation-Of
fee No 46l Broadway, Pacific Bank At the regular
monthly meeting this Association held at the Rooms
ner of Broadway and Grand-st Monday evening April
49, the following persons duly elected Officers for the
President-ROBERT MCCLELLAN.
Vice President-JOHN CAMERON
observation-disclosures w. ANDERSON.
Treasurer-JoHN MORRISON.
Trustees-JAMEs A. VAUDEVILLE, HENRY CALHOUN,
JOHN AITKEN.
DIRECTORS.
James Miller, Abner w. Baldwin, Andrew simpson,
John Y. Savage, Henry Maery, William Forbes,
Edward n Shields.
Persons DESTROYS Of joining this Association may DO 80 this
week. after that time the Subscription Book will Close
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22

A S good plain Cook, Washer and 1roner,
~ by respectable young Woman. The very best of city
reference as to character and ability Can be at No. Isl
West l5th-st. near 7th-ay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22

AS good Cook, Washer and Ironer, by
N respectable young Woman in a small private family
Good city reference given Apply at No. 81 Court-st-
Brooklyn Can be seen for two days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22

rS- The Mystery Solvcd.-MENTAL ALI
CHEMY PSYCHOLOGY, &c, fully explained and taught,
with its application to disease that all can understand
and operate well the best OPERATOR no charge by
Prot s r. PEPPER every evening except Sunday, from
until O'clock his residence No IS Hndson-st, New
York Full instructions s. N. B-Prof 7. has recently
discovered medicine that for the bronchitis
aud all affections of the throat Two bottles Will cure
Price 81 so per bottle Sold in this city only by himself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22

o. Forsyth-st. NJ. K. Church.-in the above
church THIS (Thwsdsy) EVENING, the I'D inst at
'toeock will be held Missionary Anniversary, Auxiliary
TO the Missionary Society Of the NJ f. Church Addresses
may be expected from the following cergymen: Rev. DIR.
DtRBlN, Corresponding Secretary; Reys. Messrs WHIT
AMIR, Of Ale,st; NJ. T. SCUDDER, of 7thst; H. L..
FOSTER OF Mulbenyst. The pubic are respectfully IN
vted 10 attend. o. HOYT, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22

~ Classical and Mathematical School, No.
~ SiNth.av.-Thc ninth annual examination OF the
ssden OF this Institution win take place on the 2s
I'D and sd Of this month Parents and persons interested
IN Thorough course OF instruction invited to attend
There win be twelve vacancies caused by the grad.
eating class for the reception OF pupils Meme wanted but
those destined tor college the Military Academy Terms
sisc per annum, payable per quarter in advance.
SEhGWICK A prjncipal.
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A REspEcTABL YOUNG WOMAN desires
~ situation in some small private family to do general
House work best Of reference gwen. Can be seen for TWO
days at No. Is Jamesst- first floor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22

~ M. SAXTON Publishes This Day,
W Second Edition of RURAL ARCHITECTURE
Being complete description of Farm Houses Cottages and
ut.Buildings-C wood-houses, workshops tool
houses carriage and wagonhouse stables smoke and ash
houses ice-houses apary and bec-house poultry houses
rabbtry dovecOte pggey barns and sheds for cattle &c
together with lawns pleasure grounds and parks the flower
fruit and vegetable garden. Also useful and ornamental
domestic animals for the country resident &c Also the best
method of conducting water into cattle yards and houses
By Lewis f. Allen. Beautifully illustrated. Pnce 81 %
Also New Edition of Saxtons Rural Hand Books Price
eaCh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22

- Emierant Intelligence Office and Labor
Erchnnge, Noa q and q CsnSl-st, New-York-This
s1ee essblshed by the Commissioners Of Emigration,
nefe san always be found large numbers Of Laborers and
At very low nt-s Of wages, ard persons can have
nc amount Necessary 20 pay the passage OF the parties
's<srsd- No fees charged 10 ~rnpNyvrs
JAS p EAlsAN Sspe -ntendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22
FALKLAND.-This ex-

DULWER'S FALKLAND.-This ex-
Hordinary work of Bulwers younger and better days
il published this day. for the first time IN the cheap form
For years this singular novel has been inquired tor at
all the bookstores without copy being bought IN any for
The admirers Buwer have opportunity OF reans
"Falklan for the low price Of 25 cents Published by
4. B. PETERSON, No. SO Chestnut-st, Philadelphia
For sale by all booksellers and news agents the
United States. 1900 xr,Drsr,
B. p has Just published THE TWO BRIDES, by T. s.
Arthur Price Is cents
SKETCHES IN FRANCE, by Dumas. so cents.
POOR JACK by Captain Marryatt 50 cents.
THE GRUMBLER, BY Miss Pickering % cents
TOWER OF LONDON, by Ainsworth, 2vols 81 cents
each.
CHARLES OMALLEY, by Charles Lever so cents
Booksellers News Agents and all others viii be supplied
at the lowest rates. Address.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22
OARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM

ID PIT. BARNUM, Manager and Proprietor; JOHN
GREENWOOD, Jr- Assistant Manager.-Admlsson to the
entire Museum and Performance IS cents Children under
TO- l2t cents; PsrqueS l2t cents extraTTHuRSp1AAY,
and MAKE YOUR WILL In the Evening, at ~ o'clock,
ROSINA MEADOWS and THE ADVENTURES OF
SAMPSON JONES. The YOUTHFUL GIANT, the HAP
Ply FAMILY. &c. are 70 be seen ct all hours.
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I'll 0OO WANTED-A Partner

TO Join the advertiser in exclusive and very profitable
manufacturing business which is paying 300 per cent? or the
days MANUFACTURE Tribune Office, where every In
formation will be given.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22

r. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SOCIETY OF the
CITY OF Second Anniversary Of this Society
will be held on THU RSDAY EVENING, April Y at Stuy
yessnt Institute ~ O'clock An Grafton will be delivered
by Rev f. L. Magoon and Poem by PARK Benjamin, Esq
Music by podworths Band.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22

VIE All ECS--Can be seen al the So
u clety Library evcy day from ~ : aud frou " to 81
o'clock Tickets 5esnts Charrn l2i Pamphlets, 80
pages cents
". RThtse htt.e we'-rrl they are in
teress, wi lraYe this cry foI Pnadcpha " Euvpe
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S nurse and Seamstress, by respec

AS SEAMsTREss, by young Welsh
IA Woman perfectly acquainted with dressmsking and
millinery Good reference from her last situation Can be
m engaged. Cali at No 40 FOrsyth-st in the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22

mCustraI ion.-.The Seventh Anniversary of EUREKA
TENT No s2 of r. will be celebrated at the broad-
wsy TABERNACLE THIS Thursday EVENING, I'd INST
Addresses by DIR. 4. SCHNEBLY Rev DIR; BOWLING
and Rev. w. s. BALCH Music by the Excelsior 0asItette
Club s Brewer ard others. Performance on Nioin by
Master Rowe The friends OF Temperance and the public IN
general are invited to attend Tickets may be obtained
gratis the door, Doors open at 6 exercises at
u o'clock precisely. GEORGE puhoohE,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22

~ Ladies' Fair Mt Metropolitan iali.-We
requested invite attention TO the Fair of the Ladies OF
the T. Free Church of ST. Jude which will continue open
dusing THIS (April ?2) DAY and EVENING A fine col
lection OF useful and fancy articles sale Adknss
celebrated Washington Brass Band is engaged to perform
their avorlte pieces Admission during the day. Il! cents;
Evening, Is cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22

A RESPECTABLE YOUNG AMERICAN Wo-
~ MAN desires situation to wait family lady
ing to California No objection to pay part OF her own pass
age Apply at No ~ Sullyans, second floor front room,
or address HOWARD, as above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22

A S plain Cook, good Washer and Ironer,
IA by respectable young Woman; would prefer the gem
era homework of small family Good reference from her
last place will be Iven Inquire at No liz 2t, between
7th and Sth-avs. Can be seen for two days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22

AS Cook, Washer and Ironer, or to dc
IA general homework in small private family, by re
spectacle young Woman with good city reference App
at No. 40 Bedordst. Has lived for three years at her las
place Can be seen for two days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22

" Canton Grape Shawls.---A magnificent and
very cheap stock Of these goods embroidered and PLAIN
ssn'S upoI'eGnom China sale az the Pans Man
nsls Emporium. GEO BULPIN
Nc. S6l date No ssh nrnadyyay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22

CIRCUS, NETWORK AMPHITHE-
NATER.--NATHANS TROUPE for six days longer,
commencing on MONDAY EVENING, April 10; after
which the Amphtheater will be closed for the summer.
JOHN GOSSIN. Clown.
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, Benefit Of Mr. D. VAN.
DERRICK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22

AS CHAMBERMAID and Waiter, or a
N Nurse and Chambermsid, by respectable lrish Gir
=, Rrookyu or New-York Reference the family wher
she now living and has done for more than year pas
Apply between 10 and o'clock at No to Warren-s, o.
house from Henry, South Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22
C,ooKs and NURSES WANTED

III '0Okc anu ~ Y httsC w AA~
~ Fix rstclsss Cookswases fnm ~ 70 sl2; SIX expe-
nencsd Nurses aud for private tarmst All
mas be PrOtssf@nts Apply al No. las CEaHd with RES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22

AS NURSE and Chambermaid, by re-
spectacle English Girl is willing to assist IN some otn
er part the work Has coed ecomnendan9ns Ion nea
present employers where abe can De seen jail Nv
(-barlas ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22
THE NETWORK TRIBUNE

FOR CALIFORNIA, OREGON AND THE SANDWICH isLA'
\, published on the departure of each Mail Steamer io Una
res. PRICE 81 cents per copy; ,r,p.rry Publishers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22

4 LADY who has taught Music and
French for many years, wishes situation In sschooI
or private family Does object going short distance
In the country Address MARION Union-square
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22

amount at which be purchased Any party desiring
such property and having the above amount cash. none
oher NAV address below The peculiar situation Of tho
property the expectation that not less than ~ per
cent per year will be returned for long term OF years A.
B. c. D., Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22

A S general HoUsEMAID, by respecta-
IA Bile young Girl in small private family She = an
excellent Cook Washer and lIoner Good c,f reieIencs
furnished Address No. % M0tts, second noor rom
room. Can be for two days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22

~ Washing and bathing .-NOTlCE.-The Wash
ns and Bathing House No l4 Most, Grand so
~ completed that it viii he open all Washerwomen
MoNDAl, April 26 and viii continue open for week,
ech work DO are invited 70 come from IA NJ to 6PM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22

n Paris Green, (''s" Brand)-Beins an
american manufacture patented lSts known 70 be
eerrs~sd BY eny foreign importation fur hriancy OF
beauty Of color durability This Green confidently
commended claiming the notice OF parties concerned in It's
sr os sappanting, Venetian blinds wall hansns Se for
which purpose prominently adapted Manufactured and
s'doy THE0. SCHWARTZ, No IA Jscobst tswsnp)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22

AS CHILDs NURSE and to do Chamber
n Work by young Girl No objection to the country
Good reference given Also young Girl to 1ave WIN
MING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22

AS Cook, Chambermaid, &C., by two
IA respectable young Women-One as good Cook, Washe
and Ironer with years reference from her last pace the
other Chambemaid and Waiter would mind children
Has years reference from her last place Both have iyet
together aud would wish be engaged together again. Cal
at No PA Henry-st of Paciicst, Brooklyn where
thew can be seen for two DAYS.