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U,O PEyCu-CAsE MAKERs-In coase.

i qaence Of the owner going 10 Aaaraaa very lsrge
AID valuable Of Pencil Case Tools viii b. offered Al pub
lie auction tie factory the Of S0sth 3th and
Eests Jersey City, occupied by the late rn Of Smith
Dsrrow Co. Thursday Nov. 10, l252 unless sooner
disposed Of private sale. Among the 10 Of
the test D4mssk Machines used in this country
and also another engine for engine turning pencil bar
motion Lafhss with turning tools and ehucks complete;
Drawing Plates and Msndris Of al sizes and patterns
Of very superior quality. In fact, complste set
feet order offered for sale, and affords a
the rarest opportunities any embark in the
business Should any be desrous of purchasing the
whos ct they viii be disposed Of At very low rate. And
the tools all sill arranged thei proper fixtures and
IN WORKING order favorable opportunity has never
shop in which the tools arranged also be hired
Of very reasonable rsat
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CYst. Nicholas Building Association, No.
DuGne-st Chatham Bank Buding.-The regular Meet
ing OF this Association will he held on THURSDAY EVEN
ING next 18th instant, u o'clock, at Union Build
inss No l6S Bowery when the dues viii become payable
Srera SHARES pH Be offered for redemption The Trustees
rive notice that new subscriptions viii be received
al ard those who find il announcement 10 pay the whole
OF back dues need not be deferred rom
Joining the Association That account Tho Ines Will ne
in such iustaments viii accommodate such sub
scnbers The success of the past six months indicate
handsome profit osmens and speedy close Tor the
Association Those ho making small weekly savings
DO better than 70 JOIN II -. - a.,
WM. G. CONkLlN, President.
Rom d. HART, Secretary.
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NOW READY-CONFEssIONs or AN
TuE Kindred ORATORS; Or. The


Il Lives and Times 81 Eminent Patriots and lltlcin'
The Hundred Boston Orators appointed by the Municipal
Authoni,s and other Public Bodies from 30 TO
prlsing orcal GleAnnes illustrating the Principles aud
Progress of our Republican Institutions BY James
Loring. Price, q 90 -
Mr. LofinG whole oson' Gar rom that He h~-
selected only stins md cbar 'eri-tc ps'ase- rom a.
elht The feel peva NJ The time AMI the p-
n, thousands road H. work years hence when
hand which PINNED t o. nj vhch Conceived All 'trcied
the tx have passed away. lCapp q '1e''e.
arraneed. with hepry ef,cf." lCngr g'n1na ~
surprising how men 'h, o5n1'e'us bread nae
broushi ioseihef.' " Ltef5ty VOID
Th- vol Of Nj Lras valuable contribution 90 ihe ht'y
h- boz sl be- coy,,s only evey Bo-r5n boy, but
man 81 New Ensilud doseent throughout ihe lanL
ave doubt whether another c,y he vol uhrh c1ud
We heati commend tho efk ofrare se.e and Essen
tai Importance tor historical re'en,, lS'lem Regster
out a copy Lorns's Boston" rschon RS Atlas
"Nc cordially commniihe voum" not onS - Bosi bu TO
1t ha. been compiled With care and contain, nreh at i eIros
II. yo.ne IS of,hr rreai.r interest Bs.on.,r..'
The eorl r',es amount o, ,,bo' care ani oi te
"Tere % rne IN ii. volume cia Bo.o-
~ the honorable Athens ound
any vo One hundred orator. OF ihem The
h the nation aud al above meocry - n'i,ef 20 b. gro1d
b.. or. # the mot books OF h season. and -
tined to 'f,'se ~ ''er'-' A. the wears pi-; D. ,
IN horosapher the editor ini he sr1ll .,qSsa he
WorI . md be. lIJlsf hera1.
peod eighty years. mns curol- 'Ei anlsng IA 'a o
nsin Of The pa a. p. gu ls ny i.el i ~ - - an
@ pe,iaiy al BostOnians ~ 10 sr oposss-
81 piisl~. ars,ly q a national chsraeier' chronr-
lahle contribution 70 hs history O the
Mlny cf thee men have stood s,,e king t'aocy Pr'r
Published BY JOHN P. JEWET'r Co, Nos II aud 10
nd for sale b. a
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NIBLOs GARDEN-JoHN SEFTo., Man.
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,v,o HARDWARE MERCHANTS in NEW

II YORK, BOSTON. 6c.-A HARDWARE Dealer IN cry
ID snAas West wishes make ngeDent rs partner
or otherwse with house IN tn states tor regular
supply of American Hardware Address c. Gaze Of 5.
RYAN Toronto. c. W.
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, CHANBERssID and Waitress, or "a Chll-
4 dTens Nurse, BY respectable youus Woman 81,
oest 81 city reference can be given. Cal a. No 1875 Nott
Up starr, mont room.
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Mem publications.

Mrs Kirklands New Work.
CHARLES SCRIBNER, New-York, pub
Y hshes this day. THE HOME CIRCLE or Familiar
Thoughts on various Topics, Literary, Moral and Social
BY MTs c. NJ Kirkland vol. 0yo- with fine steel en-
cravings from original designs. -,,,,
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DFIIA,s DOCTORS; or GLANCE BE-

II LIIIA IJVN IVINIf VI q I'1
~ HIND THE SCENES, by Hannah Gardner CreeIner.
Norro-"I II hath . plan,
But no plot Life has uone. '-Fs.rus
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whose kin the faculty. AMI cured a.
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ply,aal well BENG.
The anc, Relind Sccuss will afford little amass
MUM " " N Y Daily Tribune.
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Just Published, -lettered-Pree, post free 81
l. OSTER's DOUBLE ENTRY ELUCl-
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J. SHAY, w. 7.

~ PoIyslot LectUres.-Lectures in Italian, Ger
man, French and Spanish, by Professor FORESrI DR.
SCHRAMM, M. SIMONIN, aud Sr JUAN BARCELO,
every MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and
THURSDAY EVENING at o'clock, at the Rooms No $40
Bowery five doors above Bondst Single tcke ~ cents
so tickets for $40 Each ticket admits gentleman and
.di,s J. MACMULLEN, Director Tickets may be had
Al LockwOods No. All Broadway; at Croweua No. 500
Broadway and Evans Britain, No 697 Broadway as well
N ct the door.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11

A s CHAsBERMAID and fine Washer and Iron
er By resreeabe Protestant Girl best Of eity ref
nee gwen Cal AZ No l0 East l5sh-s between ls aad
A-avs- ID floor, front room
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11

4 5 CHAsBERulID and Waitress, BY respect
able young Girl Good city reference e.n be given
Cal az NO S lst-sv between and 5ds Can be seen Tor
2deys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11

4 ) general HOUsENAID. by respectable
young Woman. The hess Of city reference Inquire
az 70 10 Alngtonplace Of Hudson and Troy, mp
stars, sver Mr.. Rusgcls's Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11
Wanted, in a Lawyers

h Office young shout eighteen twenty wears
are &c Law Clerk. To attentive and faithful Clerk
oder.,e ary will BE- gwen The rt wear with gralua
increase thereafter Address BRIEF. Tribune odce, vii
real name residence and reverence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11

A PRorEsrASr GRI wants a situation 20 90
~ travelling with lady or family swell accultoned to
cling ard the dren Inquire at No y Mroa-
ssecoud noor front room between Spring and BroOme-ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11

"ANTED-Situat for two good Cooks.
w Also, frst-rate American, German, IRISH and Pro
tesant Girls for homework Apply at No. u Ludlow
near Grand.st J. ROOEbf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11
OTTIGNONs GYMNASIUM. Nos. I59 and

" 1861 Crosby.n-Mr. c. +. 0TrIGNON begs leaves to
remind the pubic that HE Gymnasium is open daily from
sunrise until 10 Z. NJ for general exercise Geaemens
Glass every evening at O'Clock for ea exercise and
instruction; Boys Glasses meet Mondays Wednesdays
end Saturdays al 81 in the afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11
DROTESTANT SERvANTS.-Families in

BROOKLYN and It's vicinity 10 want Of Prot slant or ~
hest dssrrptiou of Catholic servants can ind AZ NAN
HTNGs Office No. 10 Tilsryst Brooklyn. selection
Coohs Nurses Chamber and Waiting MAIDS, that for ex
pererce rsspectaby and references cannot be eaaed
AZ other Office IN the city.
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MIR WEBSTER BIRTHPLACE and

WI HOU Sc az MARSHFlELD.-G I. PUTNAM
Co will publish next week, IN one handsome volume
square svo IN various styles OF elegant bindins,
THE HOMES or AMERICAN AUTHORS, comprs
ing cdot Personal and Descriptive Sketches by Enn
ncn Writer'S protus-y and spiendidiy Illustrated WIN &
grayinss GU steel wood and stone.
STEEL.
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A : Cook. Washer and Ironer, by a Protest
ant Girl who is not afraid work. The best Of CITY
reference given She be for two days at NO ~
9Th st.
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l. OSTER's DOUBLE ENTRY ELUCl-
DATED: q simple rational, scientific e1p>ntlon OF
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ssle at The authors Commercial Institute No 7 Bro'd-
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Af THE GOOD GRANDMOTHER. By Mrs Holland.
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DOARD.-A Gentleman and his wife or twt
- single Gentlemen can be- accommodated with hand
some front Rooms the second floor at No. 2H Esss
Broadway.
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Gpecial Notices.
)HN J. DAVIES, Secretary.


ERAYS LECTURES.-SubscnptOns 70 Mr.. Thacteray's
course Of SIX Lectures the English Humorous Writers
eQueen Aune's Reign" viii be received the Bookstores
ofSessIs. C. $. FRANCIS 4 CO., and EVANS q BRIT
TAN, and at the Rooms of the Library Subscribers land
siscnbeIs only will be entitled reserved for the
course Price of Tickets To members, 81 to
beIs, SO. Members subscriptions received only at the
I1hrary
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DOARD-No. 1874 East l9th-st Rooms Tor
families and single Gentlemen House new, WIN ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11
WANTED I'm a PRIVArE SCHOOL-A

w Lsdy for three hours week, who Il capable
of teaching Grammar aud Arithmetic Also Young Lady 10
teach class Of small children she must bc good PLAIN
Eng scholar; SALARY the first year. $50 Address L. r.,
Tribune Office, with name and reference.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11

\ ; general HoUsENAID, or a. Chambermad
- aud Waiter BY respectable Woman in 4 private
family las good city reference. Apply - No - JsysS
Can BE tor two days.
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TAILORING in FAMILIES by the DAY

Il WANTED-Bya respectable Widow, az cutting and
nakirs tovs clothes and repairing. Understands her needle
perfectly. Call direct line a. No Ill Chyse-st above
Grand-st. during the week-secoud door.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11

As CHasBERssID and Waitress, or "a Chill
= dIens Nurse, BY respectable youEs Woman 81,
up stairs, mont room.
is CHAsBERMAID and fine Washer and Iron
er by resree;abe Protestant Girl best Of city ref
gwen. Cal al No lO7 East l6th between ls A1d
1davE, ID floor, front room.
\ ) CHAsBERTlID and Waitress, by respect
able young Girl. Good city reference can be given
all az NO % lssv between and 3dsts. Can be seen oT
2dsys.
As general HousEnAID. by respectable
yonng Woman The hess Of city reference. Inquire
az 70 is A.ngonplace corner Of Hudson and Troy mp
stars, sver Mr. RuSsels's Ofiee
4 s general HoUsExaID, or as Chambermaid
- aud Waiter BY rtspectable Woman, in a private
family Las good city reference. Apply ~ No - JsysS
Csa be seen for two days.
A ) SEiysrREss and would assist in Chamber
"a work rsqgired, BY respectable Protestant Girl.
Ger be . en- with hr last employer any day this week No
g. ath-st-. Chnion-plsce.
As SEAwsrREss, by a nice intelligent young
"a Woman. who late y arrived from England She
ia good piAn drcssrnlktr. aud drs rare plain sewer
Would Go ewirs ast Taiting and mike herself useful =
any way she s r"qurd Call a. No. 30 Suigsn-st third
foor front room, for three days
A S SEAMsrREss and 10 take care of children,
LAbya Prot. slant young Woman. in privat. tunly
B,s, city reference cen De- gwen. Call No & Fulton
st. Brooklyn. Can be seen for Two days.
4 RESPECTABLE You've WOMAN wants sit
~ uation a. Chambermaid and Laundress or 10 take
Of baby and To do wing. Please call az NO ~
East lghs', within one door OF stay toward <u-aN o
be seen for two dAvs Beet ofcity reference
4 RESPECTABLE You've WOMAN wants a stu
~ aticn il good Cook Washer ard roner; can get
good city reference Can be for two days at NO
Nilowst between Atlantic and Pacific, IN the Sd story
South Brooklyn.
4 Respectable AMERICAN WOMAN wants
~ situation TTousekeeper or ~ Nurse 70 an inysa
adv or AZ Nurse And Saanspss-is competent for either
Has good city reference Can be seen for two dsysst NO
2ll Alen-st, near H.ustou.
A PRorEsTAST GlRL wants q situation 10 20
~ travelling with lady or family swell accuitoned 70
cling ard the Of children Inquire At No - Moa
Goor front room between Spring and BroOnests
A y AMERICAN WOMAN wishes a situation as
N Nurse l. capable Of the charge OF infant from It's
birth. Can also lake of the sck Can be seen th's
week. Good reference. No. 10 l0th-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11

DARTNER WANTED TO go SOUTH
With capital OF q coo in busiues- that will pay
profit of from $500 to $500 yearly Adifess b. b
Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11

Annual Course Of LectuTesJhe opening Lecture Of the
oouIfe this season Will be delivered THIS (Ihursdayl
EVENING Nov. IL, at the Stuyyesant Institute No ooJ
Broadway. by Rev. DIR. CUMMINGS. Subject: " SOCIAL
RfoTm Tickets IS be had at tue door on the
evening OF the lecture. DAN'L ID. SULLIVAN, Sec.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11

4 LADY without inclmbrance, respectabl.
connected well educated, snd o. pleasing and adyhk
Appesrsnce snd tske- this method 20 form the &C
az rfauce OF some raiddeaged gentleman IN want OF
GOOD wife He must be Tesce..ble well sdlcsed ID have
euf means % support wife very Zenteely address
With al name TN al anccnty) Ms q. JONES. Chat
han souaTe POst-Ofiee, New-l0rs Best Of reference
gwen ard required.
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Cost ano found.
Gbanfes for Business alen.

BLAST FURNACE for SALE-With q
Dacres OF land exchange for city property egby To-
cat,d, al which best grey Pig Iron can be made fOi
alou s4 per Furnace viii make about tuns pei
OF S5 PEI tun VIII be sold low 70 close estate. Al
dress o. T. q, this Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11
CERVANTS WANT PLACES.-Coo

~ Housework Girls Mattresses. Laundresses seam
stresses Chambermaid Gc. 6c want places Protestant
and Catholic Girls for city and Best Office for goo,
Servants n. Y. Employment Office No: AS Broaiway;
L SAUNDERS.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-12-22
Alabama.

The Temperance Convention, which met
at Selma on the 9th ult., was largely attend
ed. The Enterprise" says:
A Convention sat in this city last week
which is destined TO exercise g mighty infu-
ence on the legislature Of this State-it was
the State Temperance Convention. Middle
and South Alabama were represented by
about three hundred delegates. There were
two district propositions before the Conven-
tion The difference betw8sn the two sys-
TENS is that the Maine law amounts to the
absolute prohibition by the legislature, Of
bringing liquor into the State, while the 9TH
eF leaves TO the people Of each city, county,
&C., the privilege of abolishing the liquor
traffic at she ballot box. We acquiesce hear
tily in the action ofthe Convention. We have
no doubt that the Alabama law viii be pass
Ell by az overwhelming majority.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-12-22

IMPORTANT PROM MExIco.-The Com
mandants Of the National Guards at Tamau-
Iipas and Guadalajara have declared in favor
Of the recall of Santa Anna, as President of
Mexico. And the impression prevails that
he will be recalled.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-12-22

Counterfeit $40 notes on the South Wes-
tern Rail Road Bank of South Carolina have
been detected in Charleston 1t has two
vignettes, one of Washington and one of
Ceres, whilst the. genuine notes have four
small vignettes, entirely different.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-12-22

DIv1DENDs.-The Bank of the State Of
North Carolina has declared seai-annual
dividend of fee per cent.
Dividend Merchants Bank at New
bern has just declared dividend of fourper
cent. on its Capital Stock for the last six
months, payable on demand.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-06-02
THE FILLMORE MEETING At + ia
DELpHIA.

The Philadelphia Inquirer If yersler.
day SAYS that The meeting Of The friends
&c President FILLMORE which was held ~
thai cily oa Saturday evening las, 8 was
"a truly formidable popular demonstrating.
|. Ii twas al once large. harmonioas. and en-
i lhusiasiic. The spacipus saloon al The
/. Chinese Museum was crowded IN every
paii, and although The ajpufnmen, did
no, lake place till half-pisl Ten o. lock,
there were al that late hour thousands
Of exri,c,l and interested listeners"
Amongst The resolutions adopted The
following are The mnsl significant
ResoiUea, Thai il j. The duly. as i is
The p,lsileg., of Americans 10 assemble
Together. lorxpress an opinion upon the
merits and services oi those who are pul
! in nouInaiian fnr public office, and espe-
cialIy f,r lhal office BY which The honor
Interest,". and safety of the nation are ID
be whlely snl powerfully Affected.
RsSoicel, Fiat IN The selection Of a
candidate Tor the I'residen 5 81 The Uni
led States. regard shonldbe paid chiefly Ia
Tie illness of the man 10 comprehend The
great interests Of The Republic, To his "a
mIiarrv with the Constitution and laws
of The country, his capacity fnr GoYerp-
mrri, hs honesty Of character, and hlS
palriolie respect for The great landmarks
Of lie Com federation.
Rrsoiped, That, in the opinion Of this
meeting, no man comes up mare com.
pleiely 10 our standard Of qualification
than The present enlightened aud viriunus
President Of the United States, Willard
Fillmore. who has enjoyed The upporln-
nily OF exhibiting qualifications for his
station such as have commanded the ar
prabalian and wnn the regard, nnt only
&c The great party Of which he is The head.
hu, of all true Lovers Of tie dignity, nom
or, and interest af Tie country.
Resaiuea, That IN the skill. the wis
dom. The InipaI,lali,v. and The decision Of
his administration If public affairs, al
ways ,llfBcuIi and often complicated and
pesj,exlng, he has proved himself equal
10 any einergency, eilhrr d domestic on