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no UNIVERSITIES or COLLEGES.

II A Dsptlsmsn. scholar OF adistnsutsned Unlvoruy
II Germany who has made education his study, snd De-
been years PTose In Belgium and France would me
into arrangement with any University OF Coi-
for teaching Of ancient and modern languages msth-
smstics history, etc etc He comes highly rosoumseds1
Address Box No 566 Post Office. Nsw.Vsrh
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.EACHER of MUSIC and of BOOK

KEEPING. Wanted, in an Institution 10 Mary snd,
Teacher Of Instrumental Musc-one Competent 10 play
the Organ ard Instruct In Sacred Vocal Music Aso
Teacher Of Penmauship BookseepIE Scons able TO take
charge Of set of BOOKS Both bs unmarried nsn.
Comm Of the Episcopal Church preferred
Address at Tribune Office, N. IT.
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70 VINO has not observed the vast quantities OF
snimaoua escsved vegetable mater hh &C. abounding
in the CrotoD Water 1t does ABOUND, and the Medical
Faculty agree in saying they oiuNusto heith besides
being UNPLEASANT the and sight III you need and
you do article for the perfect removal Of these mour
ties purchase the POROUS GLASS FILTER--t VIII ex-
seed your utmost expectations Depot Gothic Hail. NO. JIG
HrnadwhY
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CITUATlON WANTED-By a very

~ respectable English Lady. q take charge Of school
boa ding house public Institution In the city Country
IN any capacity where her knowledge Of household az
fair. msht render her useful She Is also well qa.sd 10
instruct children in plain Eogl,h ,duesoa Satisfactory
references given. Address Boz No. 8, 800 z. o
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STTUATTONS WIN ED-Tn TbspbC-
tsble families Tor arge number " Children VI both
sexes also, OF Women with lufsnts Al lov Appl-
saon he made at the Office Of the Commissioner Of End
rrstion, a. sac 2sIs
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WILCOX, No 2s3 Bioad~ sy. Constant nesots-
ors and engagements by the best lng'itut Ramies,
Teachers Maons throughout the Un'on. One per cent
advance cancels advance and procures the r
ouired compensation possible Secured BY trans
fsrabs Check hich 10 good for ell educational orders
Catsh CUES and Circulars froe.
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I'd UOK-KEEPER.-A young married
CANVAssERS WANTED-To obtain
COMMERCIAL AGENCY, No. III

y Esssu-st New. York, (City) -Sslesneo,. CLERKS,
BookAesp- Dry Goods Cleric School T. schers POrtsrs
for stos aud Hotels BaIseeper &C.; o1'to s'ccsed 70
sUGcLs will find Il O. ther int-rss ~ sOOly -
ne ulderssrrd Charges dersts. OTcers by Nail ia
elsLg resstenug Zee, g. VIII obtslr nnonot stts ton
THO5 SPHINX Agent
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V,O PRIVATE FAMILIES or SELECT

Il SCHOOLS-A graduate OF Scottish University ~
miIA with English Anfhnlec tho Classics Ms hemstcs
ana Boob keeping Has hour forenoon ard two AFTER
noon ar gaged Lectures History, Bellies Lettes No
References distinsu shed Newiok families ana loseu-
ers Apply at No. 90 West sd 81.
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SHALL WE HAVE THE MAINE
THE SOUTHERN SIDE of Uncle

oLhWl new and popular page Trsct, Just published
by the American Temperance Union - - athous.nd
Also, POOR 10 Tract for good temperance men.
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A GOOD TENOR SINGER is war

IN Immediately for QusrteI Choir 10 his city No per
con pteo spply who has not ode atey god yocs and
wi Is good reader One accustomed 20 sing English
Church Music preferred To suitable person pleasant
stu offered with reasonable remuneration Adde'S
with real name, TO Box No ,29a Lower Post-Ofhce
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w ANTED-An intelligent and we'll
w bred Boy. from ~ 10 10, TO train up a. . Teacher
Wss't2 so per week Apply at No $40 8owsry between
and NJ.
WnNTED-A SPANISH TEACHER One that does
NOT tan fnglish Disht answer Apply a. above
WANTED-A TEACHER or WHITING. Apply ~
above
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Les DESTROYS Of procuring hrstc'ss Pfotestalt ad
Servants u every description. respectfully n-
they find snd yerof - eciion ~ n m
exception able CRY rslerencts 81 MANNING o5ce, No ~
TiusTy-st, BIooklyn
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VITANTED-A situation by Scotch
wv -. a., =. s,r,trs~. and 70 watt young La
d. WeuId mai. hsrse generally uefai and agreeable
Cal or sdetess n. L, Ne. - JxneS, ste-sv.
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SERVANTS-Proyided for families In
Ocity and country office No 50 Ess, lis-st Union
square established 1850 oI the protection Of employers 10
tie lection Fl Servants and tie guidance VI Servants 10
the selection Of situations Ref.rness-Rev Ore Taylor
Tyr Hawks CheeveI. Baird, Dov'inE and Rev nessrs
Mcdonald, Coz &c. sc JOHN OGALLA6HER Agent
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ClTUATION WANTED-By an Eng

ishmsn new Der Of the Episcopal Church, In sank
House Counting House Store nsvins hsd experience
In each department Tr usbe sstim.nss and references
TO character and sby 10 given Address TO Z. 4
at the fice o. this paper.
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CMPTY SWEET OIL BASKETS
EXPERIENCED SERVANTS.-Fam-

j mos fesPrctabls city hmilrs are now ready Tor
ist-c Cooks Nurses, Shanbermaids, Wzues1sA &c.
ippy At No lfs Grand 81, with references
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nv New.York State Temperance Alliance.
une 10 the continuance Of the Cholera e. Rochester and
a. tho Of friends In different perts of the
tts.e the npeetDs Of the Alliance called for WE'D MES
nay the STR inst will be held In the City of Utica
IL Il earnestly hoped that every County Alliance will be
BY is appropriate number Of Delegates and
ihs at the Mass Meetings OF the afternoon and evening
Oesst.s rom ell Temperance ORGANIZATIONS aud local Al
.ances will be present. BY ofder
SEPT g. 30 J. }. CHAMBERS, Corresponding Secy.
~ Vegetarian Festival The Annual Pubic
Of Americas Vegetarian Society will be gwen az
the Chinese Assembly Rooms Wednesday. Sept l5 at
NJ with music sentim and adsresses IN which both
ladies' and gentlemen will participate lleket5 81 nov
ready At Fowlers Wellss No ISl Nasss1-st The meet
ns Of the society will take place at Clinton Hall at ~ Nj
~ Embn,mebt Of Human Bodies.CDr ~
LATE Al d his partner DR.. NICOLAS have taken tner
3rice At w NJ Raymond Co.'S Metallic Burial Case
warerooms No $50 broadway. NewYork- where informs
non can obtained about their process and charges Per-
from distance requiring their services may apply BY
telegraph aud their summons will be promptly attended TO-
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NTANTED-ln private family, an in
w tellisept welbr'd Boy, mot colored.) a. Waiter.
Apply to No 80 Wet 18th St
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'Mem Qualifications.

Tx. MARVEL'S WORKS
II Tenth Thousand (in SIX weeks)
DREAM LIFE, Fable of the Seasons BY TX. Marvel
/ vol, limo.
Seventeenth thousand
REVERIES OF BACHELOR, Book of the
Heart BY H. Marvel vol, 12mo Do do. in vol. svo'
with 25 illustrations by barley
Six tn Tho usand
FRESH GLEANINGS, or a New Sheaf from the Old
Fields of Continental Europe. By Tx. Marvel. VOL,
limo.
Third Thousand.
THE BATTLE SUMMER-Being transcripts from per
sona observation In Paris during the year lSia BY TX
Marvel. vol, I2m0.
THE LOBGNETTE or Studies of the Town BY TX
Marvel. vols, 12mo.
Published by CHARLES SCRIBNER,
lOf Sits No. las Nassau st., New York.
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vONCERTS of the FRASER FAM.

~ LY will be given during the present week IN the fol-
lowing places: MONDAY EVENING at Ifoquon hxt,'
Jetsev City WEDNESDAY EVENING at Hope Chapel,
Few-York THURSDAY EVENING At Hope Chaps,'
New-York. FRIDAY EVENING at ODD Fellow 2 Hal al
patterson n J. SATURDAY EVENING 1t Hope C1 Va,
New-York. On which occasion the programmes WIZ -.
cluce the gems Of Foolish sopg AID otae pis
selections Concerts nmencng Il u cieck 49,
no Forte 70 be used at these Concerts mon Va
ms OF 7. Gilbert Co Nos 80 and AZ oi''"'
ST CT
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Want employment.

rs Book CLERK by Young Man 10
IA years Of age Has had four years experience In inc
city book trade. References given. Address L. thi'
ofce. Nf ~
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rVHE GREAT BOOK-Second Edition
Il now Ready.-CELESTINE; or LIGHTS and SHAD-
OWS Of LONDON LIFE, by Z. L. Blanchard, author Of
Heirs Of Derwentwaer" This il the greatest novel
London Life that has been written Mr.. Blanchard
ahead of author that has attempted to describe
London scenesand his works entirely free from the
lcentious style adopted by Reynolds and others It is
book that is destined TO have large SALE Complete in
volume Of $50 pages containing eight beautiful Illus
trstont. Price 20 cents. THOMAS ORMSBY, Pub
Usher late Akarman Ormsby, No. lo2 Nassau-st, cor
Of Ann. 9ft
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n. W. wEsrcorT. Aucsioussr.

X. W. WEsrcorT, Auctionsn.
ENURNITURE.-A large and handsom y,
yaIsiy q hs ussho.a t1,n Az sold ~ visss o. e
s,spn:n. superior soas sofa beds and s2 TsseS ana
feather bfds 81 large hair nstues... "a lsm.sE ekars
%ssersn, INA DSS1 hat
P1snsh scfa. per Ssssss ssintsd farztprs suit
stands, martle-tsp fofAa'ss'' IN ~
cntIe,y croeksy, &c.
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HALL.-GRAND

METROPOLITAN HALL.-GkAND
lvl SACRED CONCERT. BY MAX MARkIZEkS
uprfvsled ITALIAN OPERA C0mrAHr ~ SSND Ca.
rom MeyerbseYs master work, THE PROPHET; I'm
ire trensth ohe Company Grand Orchestra and double
Chorus.
Admission 50 and IS cents
cARD'~MIX MARETZEK has the honor Of inform
nnbiic that al the PARTICULAR request Of vcfs
~ CIs.sca aud Sacred Music he will give the first Grand
SACRED CONCERT on SUNDAY, Feb. Is, a. Metro
poliian Hail. which occasion VIII APPEAR sne wnos
double Chorus a..
Full programme and particulars tomorrow. III
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CTUYVESANT INSTITUTE. No 800 o.y
~ Brosdway.-EIhicItlos Of L <csssssHc THI DYIx.
WARE open frsn A. H. 70 ~ =. !. a s..ss. csts
cents akildrss, Ia eesssi sessoa ncl'"' IA II
lorues. u cents.
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER, Aucsonser.
yUyEN ESIRA LIE BUILDING

d LOTS at AUCTION.-AaTHOHYy bLEECk.
Err will sell a. auctioD THURSDAY. feb ", nj ~
o'clock. at the Merchants Exchange the ioe"ns prop
erty, VIZ -, -, al, - al
Broadway. "a, - A, 49,.
Three lots on 18th north side, bs 9Th and ga avs
Three sts on and the south west corner of ~h'N
end 9th ". .-., sax.
One Lot on the nsrh east corner Of 75th g. and sd"
One Lot on 10Th ct, between I'd aud ID avs
seven lots on e2d-st., between 81 and tth- avs -.
TIe sboye LOts are all full and very desirable OF
fsrs great Inducements for the investment Of capital
titles AID the terms Of sale VIII es hbs, %
can fs had al the Aucton Rooms, NOT DFosd-st.
az ,5thkTh&n uIoSI
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A. M. blPRwIN. Aurtionsel

A. NJ MkRwIN. AnftiOAeef.
NY BANGS BROTHER a. CO.
- Trade Sale Rooms No 10 Park-row.
FRIDAY MORNING, Feb 20 at II O'clock.
MORTGAGES and REcEJveE5 sALE.0d the
Stock in Trade Of the firm Of TAILS, WILLOUJHBY
co. consisting sereotyp Plates Essraved Steel and
Copper Plates, B0obs, sc. III
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L. Il LunL0ly, Auctioresr.
DEREMPTOkY SALE Of VALU.

+. n LUnLOW, AucllofeH
DEREMPTOKY SALE Of VALU.
u ABLE PROPERTY on BROADw II. IU0-
Low will se ct auction THURSDAY. Feb. IL, ct 10
O'Clock, at the DIerch ants Exchange.
BRc.pwAY-Ore lot on the sou n west cornef a Broad
way 5h ST. being Is Zee. inches in Sidsh. roat and
SO feet 10 inches the nohery aide sLd 50 feet
81 inches IN the southeriy eide -
Ase. lot adjoining the above on the south being -
feet inches in front Is feet ia 80 feet % inehss On
nohhery aide and % feet 10 inches on the ssathsry
side.
Also the lot with Dwelling house thssea zdoiains
the last nsLiiOeed lot the ut being 70 ett mchos
'front.' feet the By 80 feet inches on he hofth
ery sde and 70 feet 10 inches the sonthery sce GA
the erected iist cas- story and basement nan
house. built the best ard most SUBSTANTIAL manner, tT
the owner about eighteen monhs since for pr-
vafe residence The fsIns Of tts house Allied 10 ~ith
brick the peak large portion OF the purchase money
the Office Of the Auctionser No II WalLst. (os Ttah
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g. DRArER, Aucfonser.
yvvpUEsDAY, February 10, (pcstpcned
nn February At !. e'eiesk :. NE SomSs.
Z b~ sld wi hout reserve, BY order q ths ss2sesx
~ M. benefit 0. wi ON i may concern, y sss vtvis
eaca II he above C. mpaAy
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AS PORTER in a dry goods or grocery
"A establishment, by young Man who can speak Eng
lIsh and French, and writes fair hand Can produce
city reference Can be for two days. Address iae
TO No. % West st. luf ~
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A 8 CopYIsT in the French, HOllandish,
IA Euelish OF German languages, by Young Man who
writes far and egibe hand. ADDRESS COPYING ino'
uIe Office. w N'
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER, Aussionser.
DEECMPTORV SALE of VAL

ANTHONY J. bLLELKEk, Aucss"hsOf ,-
DEREMPTORY SALE Of VALu.
IL ABLE BROADWAY BUILDING LOTS. ~ Ane:
ton TO close a cOaceTn--ANTHONY J. BLHkckEh
o'clock az he Merchants Exehaase the fscwng dess.
Isb,e BnISinx Lots, VIA: On Broadway and :sh-ss,
xan.be Lois s Ground situated and neSt The south
east "a Bic sdway and 5s, Of the same from.
ng on BreaduBy ard on the street, sad lsse beng
sizs fom 20 TO III feet ncnes front, by Is 70 100 feet
inches in de3sh This property vey desirable and cefs
unusual ind elements Tor the investments Of capital ie
an every lot put up will be sold TO the hsn
eat bidder Teus Of sale 50 per cent q the pIrchsss
money can remain boLd and nortsage Ios yssn III
maps and full Particular apply 70 the %
street llTBl hSsis,',s-sD--
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A LADY, who is competent to teach the
"A English branches thoroughly, and has had much eI-
would give instructions the Paao II desired Best OF
references given Apply at No 50 Ludlow ST., for days
lOf 2ts
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duties HOMEOPATHIC DOMES-
u TIC PHYSICIAN-A third edition of this work,
enar ged and furnished with Anatomical Plates
printing Tor the authors account and will be
published by him the lst of April next. when all the
hueopahic pharnace and the book trade IN general,
supply theme with il. b. addressing the author
DR. J. ii. PUlTE, Cincinnati The usual discount al
lowed No other third edition Of this work Is genuine
and law ul except contains aa,omical plates lO Nv
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VIII be Published On Friday the 18th,
CHARACTERS in the GOSPELS
~ Illustrating Phases of Character at the present day.
b, Rev T. H. Chapn. In l vol. l6mo Price so cents
SUBJECTS
I John the Bsp.ist-The Refofmer.
IL. HerOc-The Sensualst.
Ill Tbomas-The Skeptc.
Nv. Pilate-ThC Man Of the World.
V. Ncodemus--The Seeker after Religion.
vi. The Sisters of Bethany.
Recently Published,
l. CLOVERNOOK, or Recollections of our Home IN
the West. By Alice Carey. In vol. l2mo. Prco 81.
m. DREAM LAND BY DAYLIGHT "A Panorama OF
r. nance. BIZ Car cline Chssebro. In vol. laus Price
Iii NARRATIVES OF SOReERY AND MAGIC =
From the most authentic soulces. BY Thomas Wright
ESQ vol limo Price 81 25.
Nv. LADIES OF THE COVENANT.-Memo,rs OF
distinguished Scottish females embracing the period OF the
Covenant and the Perst By Rev James Anderson
IT. vol I2mo. Piice 81 90
" EPISODES OF INSECT LIFE. By Achete Do.
msssica In three series. Beautifully illustrated Price
50 each. Sold separately. Published and for sale by
iOf 4tD&lW J. g. REDElELD, Clinton Hall
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A S NURSE, or Chambermaid and Seam
N stress. BY a respectable young Woman with the
best city references Can be at No 10, i2thst be-
tween 9Th and 9th avs. l0f ~
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A FIRsT-cLAss Dress and Cloak maker
IN wishes engagement in house Of business, or as
Seansress in private family Will attend by the day,
week or month Address ELIZA, Dressnaker, for one
week Tribune Office. lnRs
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:, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1852.

ERVANTS.-Familie in want Of good
hep for city country. obtain such a. the oece
No Ne GIands the Bovery, where but faith
fun and woi thy domestic allowed 10 remain
n. B.-WIted, two Germans and Scotch and Welsh
Girls [iOf 7tsl WATTS
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A WET NURSE, by respectable young
"A Woman with fresh breat Of milk. in respectable
family having la.y lost her husband her first child only
three months old Inquire for Mrs. MCDONALD. No 70
North 6th-st., WamsbuTgh. iii
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4 COMPETENT WOMAN desires to engage
her services TO some respectable family going TO Cali
forna about the list OF March Highest References gwen
Apply at KERNOTS Book store, No. S3s Broadway Hft
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ITO BOOK AGENTS and CANVAS.

HfO BUM AGEN1S and IAN AS
u SERS -Hefe is the Book for you
SIR JOHN FRANKLIN AND THE ARCTIC RE-
GIONS--Wih detailed notices Of the Expedition IN
The vessels under Sir John franklin By
Z l. SmMt nds To which is added an account OF the
American Expedition, under the patronage of Henry
nell Esq. with introduction TO the American Er-
ptd,ion. by John c. Lerd d. 100 pages, price 81 as
TO contain Map Of the Arctic Region and plates u'ra-
ting The work.
q Where for relentless months continued night
Holds, DER the glltterIns waste. her starry hight"
The navies Of America and England have before met
upon The ocean but they for deadly strife Now too.
they for ste equally determined but not with each
human mps;hy battle with the elements beneath the
Arctic CTcle and the chiyalnc herosm which ths few
stout hearts of the nations displayed IN that
bounds thousand fold TO the glery OF the actors
their goyen ents and the than four score ships
and thousand armed had fought for the mastery OF
coipsos had gone down to tbs coral Of the
dreat full erng to the demon OF dscoid In whch
event troops Of widows and orphan children would have
up cry of wall Now the heroes advance manully
to rescue husbands AID sthe to restore them 10 TIER
wives aud chiIeren"
Good active Agents wanted 10 sell the above book, TO
whom exclusive agency for County will be given.
On receipt OF as viii forward one copy OF ABOVE
book (or Agents sample copy by mail, post
paid place in the United States net exceeding
go miles f ON Buffalo. Chicago, or New York.
Books by all must he prepaid according TO the
new Post Law Postage on this work about 23 cents oT
every 100 miles.
Wholesale prices above and other salable books for
Which we wan, Agents. will be forwarded on application
GEO. H. DERBY Co. Book Publishers,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Publishers of Newspapers the United States and Can
idas publishing above notice. with this notice. and send
Of then paper postpaid shall be emitted TO
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A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL wants
~ situation to do general housework. Can be seen
for three days at No ss4 Hudson-st, at Mrs McNays,
second door Good cltJ reference. 1885,
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LINE for SALE.-To per.
Amusements.

ELORA'S FESTIVAL.-The subscri-
bers viii give this popular Juveele Eantata On ne
EVENINGS Of WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, the
One Thousand Young Singers ....
The Tabernacle win be beautifully deco ased
evergreers &C. &c giving the VINO OF Lnas pai
occupied by the gers, the appearance OF ffm@''e
Forest or Groye Of the Fairies. .......
persons 81 For sale the usual music stores aug 'ne
doer Doors open at 81 Concert 70 copm Sos,pv
~ ~ T.. G. BRADBURY.
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OOARD.-To let, pleasant front Room
- The second hoo With two large paas
rnfurnshed Also furnished Rooms for singie Senttene
Tre house IL pleasantly located with all the modern con
,eIiences Broadway stages pass the door, Apply az
s6 zd-st. ~, .
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A SITUATION is wanted by a middle-aged
~ Woman. who is good Cook and willing to assist in
washing and ironing Also for girl 10 years of age, to
take care Of children and do plain serving to do general
e,hsv in The hookstore If
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A Coon Cook is in want of a situation,
IN cempeen, for her business; can give good city ref
erer ce from her last place. The person be seen two
three days. Suv ST Arch. No a. IN the rear, NO
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A SITUATION is wanted by an active young
IA Man is wears old in dry goods t. learn the
jewelTy business Gosd references given. Address H. D.
Tribune Office, for two days III IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-11

SAM STICKS NEW BOOK.-YAN-
~ KEE YARNS and YANKEE LETTERS, by Judge
Halliburton alias Sam Slick being Of the most Ha
books printed published and for sale THIS
MORNING at the cheap Publishing Establishment of
TT PETERSON, No. SO Chestnut IT. Philadelphia
Price 50 cents copy illustrated For sale by all
news agentsin the United States. j3l 7tMWSS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-11

Cd S00 "A young Man, of active
O ~sCOOs business habits, having at his COM
MAJ SOC in cash. wishes situation in ss1e good re-
81 e,,hs Mercantile House, where he would receive
nj, for bis services aud The ose OF
H. above sum The best references gWea Sddres r. -
Broadway Post Office. q Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-11

" NcW-FOfk building AssociatIOu. : The
reSt regular meeting OF this Association Will he held
usual a. Chatham Hall, THURSDAY EVENING. the
Eth, whtp the fiat annual Report Of the Financial
condition Ct the Association will pc lard before the meet
mg The members all requested TO be present. Per-
sons srcus of Joining Will do well be present the
saanse fee, which only $40. VIII be raised after this
meeting J.BJXrON. Jr., Secy.,
If Gs No. Ia North William ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-11

" Home in the West.-Wes,ern Farm and Va
hss Association meet THIS EVENING at u O'Clock, in
Chatham Hall, Chatham square. The object Of this AS
scesae is the settlement OF township and village in the
Wet Zach member to have 100 and village plot
dtsc'ss The emgia ,iOn TO take place next April Per
soes wshrs TO JOIN inv ted TO end in their names
WM. HADDOCK, President.
IRoS II ALLEN Secretary lifut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-11

ITO CLOTHIERS.-A irstrate prac-
teal Cater. whose engagement 10 about expire,
would Ike to hear Of situation. He understands the
scuineln and Western burmese Address Box i54. w