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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-05

VIE PEOPLE IN MOIION.-Ihosc
good quiet citizens Of the City of NewYok and s VI
cnity who cannot believe the startling rumors Of daring
deeds of crime in their very midst will have their eIuauu-
ity wonderfully disturbed By reading the FDAY MORN
ING DISPATCH for June s. 1851 IN which will appear the
story of the Pirate Doctor the Extraordinary Career OF
kew.YoIk PhYician.
The Physician whose here unfoded stranger
in this great city least bleeding heart testify,
while victims will readily recognize the portrst
old acquaintance for whom they have not the
kindly feelings.
In consequence OF the extraordinary demand for the first
part OF this revelation which were utterly unable 10
supply shall repubsh in this weeks paper in add
ton to the part prepared for this number.
Send in your orders early, and ths yourselves +e
yexaiion of being disappointed News Agents aud Dealers
advised to secure extra supply.
THE SUNDAY DISPATCH Is now sold by az lesst one
thousand Agents Carriers Newtboys and Cheap PGblica
ton Dealers all parts of the City Of New YORK ADJ
cent cities villages No less than oTO extra copies Will
be printed of this weeks number But cannot of
tell how this viii TO supplying the demand OF tie
public. All we cay is, be in time.
Office No % Ana.st. Price only cents copy.
THE SUNDAY DISPATCH is the largest cent pa
per published in the United States containing So long
columns Of matter in each number al has
circulation among all classes OF TIE people fac. which the
knowing among the advertising business men OF the
city will not fail 10 turn 10 advantage.
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A 5 general HoUsENAID, by a steady,
n capable Protestant Girl IL good plata Coax, Wash
er ad lEoner with coed reference. Apply No 4S4 l
ST. between Avenues and C.. third floor.
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Amnsemftlta.

~
~ BASSINI, the distinguished Violinist,
W will give his FIRST GRAND CONCERT. on
MONDAY EVENING, June T. 1882 at METROPOLITAN
MADAME DE VRIEs,
SIGNORA VIErTi,
SIGNOR ARDlTl,
MONS MIGUEL,
the celebrated Viooneeist his inst appearance in America
HERR HEROLD
will preside at the Piano; and also,
THE GRAND ORCHESTRA Of the ITALIAN OPERA.
Musical Director. .ssnor ARDITI
PROGRAMME.
PART |.
l. Overture TO Comma di Vergy full orchestra DOnzetti
O. Aria from Annbsc in Torino .................R
Sung by sisnos VIETTI.
g. Grief and Joy-CsPrecio for Bsssni
C BAssINL
g. Grand Aria, from duo Foscsri..... ........verdi
Sung by Madame De NRIEs
s. Indian March for full orchestra Miguel
PART III.
@ Grand Ono di Bravura for two Violins and Bell
Accompaniment, performed by Signor ARDITI
c. BAssINI, composed expressly for this occs-
7. Sentimental Duettina-"A Night of Love" sung
by Madame De VRIEs and signora VIrTrI for
this OCCASION composed .Ardih
2. La Serersde and Ave Maria Transcribed and
performed by Mons MIGUEL Piano Ac-
compartment Herr HERoLD.. .Schuberth
.. La Polseca, 1roni lombard Verdi
Sung by Mime. DE VRIEs.
lC. Grand Fantasia for Violin .Veuxtemps
Performed by C. BAssINI.
IL. By request The Great Russ Pavement Polka, for
full orchestra, .Ardln
Tickets so cents all parts of the Hall; to be had at all
the principal MEsc Stores and Hotels. Doors open at
O'clock. Concert 10 commence at O'clock
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"A . LAUNDREss or a chamber and lady's
maid or to 60 the general homework Of Ill lam
ny oy respectable Young Woman. Good re-renc. from
ner last place where she lived $50 years Call No 7S4
broadway, corner Of l0tlrst-
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NOR SALE.-Steam Furniture FAC
ITO PHYSICIANS and DRUGGISTS.

4 For sale, an old established Drug Store, doing
good and Increasing business For particulars apply at No
562 Grand St. between the hsurs OF and 10 A NJ, and
ard and and 10 p. NJ
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New Publications.

A FASCINATING NOVELTIES pub
IN hshed HUNTING THE ROMANTIC: or the AD-
VENTURES OF NOVELhEADER- From the French
OF jules ssndeau Price 80 cents 10 paper rs cents in CLOTH
"A capital transition from jules SaA5eGu La Chasfs RenGs
Tie hero OF The tale erased ty novel reading aad and
down the earh search Of the Ee modern Don
ote he ansiy cured by the Of lady whom 1e
inspired with r- tender passion. II Of The
rad Commercial
"A sharHiusy told story n Of Incidents sboundhs
and thai, slorsl such should tale.
will spoil the OF The BY detailing b.. exploits FOR
should spoil readers enjyneB Of pleasant see. OF
equyogue he would wIsh Tie
entirely free om the usually Objectionable
the modern French school fiction Hone Journal
STRINGER 4 TOWNSEND No ~ Broadway
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THE PRACTICAL METAL WORK

Frs observation-disclosures the Art Of Working
al Metals and Alloys Forging Of Iron and Steel Hardening
and Temperpg Melting and Mixing Casting and Founding
Works in Sheet Metal the processes depending the due
tiy Of the Metals Soldering and the most improved Pro-
and Tools employed by netaWorker with the APP
pcation Of the Of Electro Msaury TO Manufacturing
Processes collected from original sources and from the
works Of HolEspAe BerserUn Leupcld Plumber Napier
and others The whole arranged with numerous Engravnss
on wood 70 suit the American Ne.lWorter. BY Oliver
Byme. Illustrated by SOC EnErayings. 8vo. g.
THE PRACTICAL COTTON SPINNER. By Scott and
Byrne. Illustrated by large Working Drawings oil Amen-
can Machines. Syo. 50 30 - - - $500
RecenIy pull,hed By HENRY CAREY BAIRD,
isuccessor to r. L. CAREY,l Philadelphia
For tale by DEWITT 4 DAVENPORT,
Rnildinrs keux.Nork
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'VHE MARINE HOTEL, ct Fairfield,

Il Connecticst win be opened BY 10 proprsetos, 3.
kONNoT "a q isf day Of Jrne next summss bcnneA
Of ne NswYork Hotel TIE Marine Hotel e atuAfsa b
ksaal village Long Island Soan3 ssosdine sl s ~
eacensp,s Of escsezs hsthag aid Unsnue drives u
the se-tt eunn,ry Every end-svcr vi b sxsxsd % 10
saTc r the Hotel The dsnsuis-d patronage 81 preyoee
scn-ns Ptsns he and en<ase& e he shsve
hs,l 81 Fsf-ed sf TIE New-york Heel fe Distance
ton fewfssk . s. mes, and u~ns BY the Nsv-Yceh -
NsvHsv-n sosa stop Fairfield severed mss sab day.
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MEMOIR OF MARY LYON-SEV-

lH1 EaTH THOUsAND-For few weeks this valua-
bic work has been out Of print owing the destruction Of
the steel plate by ire The publishers issue this week the
tusnh edition, with the plate.
The sale Of thousand month pleasing svd.nes
that tie heroic virtues Of tn. noble appreciated
"This biography ofntense interest" tCncznst Journal
She TO Be hsd everasns remembrance, 10
cause she literally lived and died for her ser.
New York Chri';ial Inquirer.
- took Of more than common rts,est and merit"
Boston DAILY Bee
ordinary and Eszand house
bold ousht 10 be without Il" Haussnre sHrsys.
For Sale by Booksellers genefalyl2 no. with four illas
trstioLss Price 81. HOPKINS, BRIDGMAN L co,
Publishers, Northampton, Mas.
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III Exeursiau--The seventh annual Excursion of the
Sunday School attached 10 the NJ Church, Jane st Will
lake place on TUESDAY, June 0. The steamer NlMkoD
being chartered r the OCCASION will leave the foot OF Ham,
nonds al O'Clock A. NJ. for Mount Hennon, formerly
Bddies Grovel and return to the city r. NJ Tickets
kf The Excursion, Is cents Children half pnce. .
Tickets may be had at VIM Harneds dry goods store No.
ca Hudson St and at Rev. r. C. Putneys No. IL jane
q, or at the boat on the morning OF the Excursion
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THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
Religions Notices.


'-Notjee. The Hoaston st. Presbyteran Church
ssI a Houston and Thompsonss is opened for public
ts, ,bre. times upon the Sabbath. Evening service
sSmuepces at u O'clock
-,r second Unitarian Church, BROOKLYN
80 re MORROW MORNING and AFTERNOON Services
'o,y sabbath ct the Chapel Of the Female Academy
JorsiemoB-street, brooklyn
n Mariners Church, RoOsevelt-st.-Rev Mr.:
BSHOP Seanans Chaplain at the Sandwich Islands, VIII
,xessh st lhI o'clock TOMORROW MORNING.
cY Free Congregational Church.-Rev Mr.
BELDEN viii preach the second Sc mon Oh the sabbath
sn of the Lords Supper will be administered In the after
,seD, at Broadway Hail. near s2d-st.
~ Notice.-Rev H. @. LIVINGSTON, of Philsdel
mia will deliver the Annual Sermon before the Board OF
Managers Of the General synods Sabbath School Union o.
de Reformed Dutch Church, In the Church corner Of
Fourthst. and Lstayetteplsce on SABBATH EVENING
June 6.
n Westminster Church.-Rev. JOHN LITTLE
Pastor Services in ST. Lukes Hall corner OF Hudson and
Grove sts every SABBATH st icy A. NJ and r NJ, and
on WEDNESDAY EVENINGS AZ O'Clock. The public
are invited. Seats free.
~ Christian Unitys-Preachiug in LamaTtine Hall
corner 9Th and hst by clegynen OF the various evan
.ehe,l sects In succession TOMORROW, June g. Protest
mi Episcopal 100 o'clock A. NJ; Rev. CHARLES SANDS
soeock p. NJ; Rev DR.. MUHLENBERG, Church Of Holy
Communion corner of 10th Of. and 9Th sv, evening" II
s,eosI Rev Mr. BURLEIGH will repeat his temperance
discourse, "The Rum-Sellers Sabbath"
rSr New Jerusalem Church, Stuyvesant Institute,
Broadway opposite Bond ST. Reverend RICHARD De
CHARMS will preach TOMORROW, at l0i O'clock and
tso in the EVENING, st7t O'Clock Seats free
rTr The Eleventh and last Lecture Of a course
tho Future De sny Of Man will be delivered al the Evan
seica Lutheran Church in MulbeTryst GrsLd, on
sABBATH AFTERNOON, at 81 O'Clock Subj set-Win
we know each othtrin Heaven
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r. Shaving Made Easy.-rhc following notice Of
EoSLEsceehated Amce Shaving compound appesnin one
tf the leading journals -" To say that delighted
with this excellent psraton would be express
half Of the comfort and pleasure we have experienced n
shaving this onh past It il delicious and IN the whole
range shaving preparations found anything 70
equal it Its sther which is instantly raised Is thick, oily
and creamy and keeps moist the face during the whos
operation These cold morning. when ones face is ten
der the razor edes as smoothly over il q
expression snail cabbage Leaf and leaves the face
soobed aud pleasant On the whole it is truly
hing article and the Of the California Soap Plant
being substituted for nka, Is great des deatun
by GOs
d. Sands No 100 Fulion-st Rushton Clark Co. No 23
aud Rice Smith, No IN Broadway; Carey Co, No. 2.5
Pesrs and by Druggists and Perumes throughout the
world.
q Warranted Prime, Fresh and Reliable
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, kc,
veseyst GREENLEAF l. KINSLEY.
SAHl. y. GREErLEu.l WILLIAM II. kIssLEY.
wsummer Boots, Shoes, Caters, Sc.-At
A BAKERS. No so Beekmsnst, cheaper than elsewhere.
y So Patent Leather Boos S 50. Best quality Patent
Lesher Shoes equally low good assortment constant
RERs, Nc. 30 Beekmanh
eY Paris Green, C"so Brandt Being an
American manufacture patented 1919, known to be
passed by any foreign importation for bdancy beauty Of
color durability. This Green confidently recommend
I'd claiming the notice OF parties concerned In its use for
ippaintine Venetian blnds wall hanging &C. for which
purpose s prominently adapted Manufactured and sod
By THO. SCHWARTZ No. IA Jscob-zt- (swanp)
r. Pure Country Milk, with Bread, Rice, Mash,
Bomony Crackers, Cracked Wheat and Berries also.
And then those celebrated extra Strawberry znpling
served up at No. IL Beekmanst- At the Temperance
Dining Saloon. Slavery CHANDLER
~" The American PianO-Forte Association,
No 361 Broadway door above Thompsons Saloon, viii
furnish Piano Fortes worth $500 q per month The
members become owners OF q Piano-For BY paying
month this Association than the usual Of such
Piano. Fortss. WIN. II. HUMBERT, NJ. d., President
J. PICK, Trustee.
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DOOK AGENTS WANTED-Those of

- character ard experience 10 canvass for new and
spenddy illustrated work which has received the wanest
commentators from the respectable and which
IN the hands Of experienced Agents is having
deutod sale Address postpaid, s. DRAKE Co. Hartford
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THE SCHOOLMATE for JUNE. con-

THE SCHOOLMATE for JUNE, con-
tains-A Readers and Speakers Chart How to be-
come COED reader; General Education; Old Humphrey
visit 20 the London Geological Gardens; The Black necked
Swan Glusrated) Dish Of Tea and Paper OF Tobacco
Poetry Convoyuss Pstts-Mst for FlowerN or Lamp
(lusratet) by lady The City Of Mexicoi The Mariners
of the Railroad; Potatoes; Rip Van Winke dialogue, III
lusAted) Tale Of tbs Revolution; Speeches with In
nectous The Battle Harvest Field Map Drawing
Chapter ofNews; Teachers Desk; Enguss Problems; A
Morning Hymn for Schools Original Music, by H. C. Wat
son; Cincinnati Schools Terms 81 per liberal dis
count made 10 teachers and agents taking large number
Publshed and for sale by GEO SAVAGE No. u Johl-st
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SPIRITUAL PHENOMENA.-Dr. c.

SPIRITUAL ff1ENOME4 Elm a.-DI. y.
~ BARNES continues afford visitors the most striking
demonstrations Of the reality Of those spiritual agencies Of
which be is a medium Hundreds Of Of conversion
ron the mort obstinate skeptcsm have occurred ia this
city and in Brooklyn within the last four weeks he has
nov, for the better accommodation Of the increasing attend
tAkcn No. tS4 Sixth where he receives
calls at 81 each for sitting He also proposes TO give in
stTuotion reasonable all topics connected with
clsirvoysnee Electrical Psychology, and Spiritual Nantes
tstions
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t. Notice to Passengers from Panama "a Cal
heruin.-The PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA-
W feel called upop give public notice that no tickets viii
recognz,d by their agent at Panama which are not
ky an officer this Company, and that tickets thus signed
can BE- obtained only at their Agency No In West Of O.
l. BARTLETT, Esq- Boston or Of Messrs ARMSTRONG,
HARRIS co, hew-o rleans-New.l York Jan ., 1897
BY order VIM IL. DANlDGE, Secretary.
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DARNUM,S Observation-Disclosures

GRAND SACRED CONCERT at the
NJ APOLLO ROOMS, No 40 Broadway, SUNDAY
EVENING June 6-The Proprietor has much pleasure to
that he has secured the valuable services Of Herr
KLEIN the eminent Tenor who viii appear; also, Miss
MOORE and 81 gnor RUDOLFI Instrumental soos-Her
ELTZ solo Fagots; Herr BERGNER, solo Violonceo, and
grand Orchestra composed Of the best professors Of this
city Tickets . cents Doors open al O'clock Concert
commence o'clock For further particulars pro
gTamne. j. ALbEhL, fropnetoT
+. THlES, Manager.
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CPITITUAL TELEGRAPH-Mav be


CCHUBERTH 81 CO., Music Depot,
~ No. 257 Broadway Y request the public to inspeci
their immense stock OF Music for Voice Piano for l. s. s
hands for Organ, Violin Volonceo Harp Orchestra So,
In every STYLE for virtuosos and begnne The greatest
lection in the United States Of s00 0o0 worth Orders Of
Foreign and American uuse viii be attended 70 With
promptnes
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Uante0.

DLACKSMITHS.-Good workmen will
- find constant employment, ut the highest wages at
Norris Locomotive Works Philsdephia-
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COUNTRY BOARDING.-Four Gen.

" tlsrnen and their wives be accommodated with
Board in the village Of Huntington Long Island The house
Is PLEASANTLY situated rising ground, half way between
tie habor and the village which for health scenery gun
ming and fishing cannot Be surpassed on ne premises
JAdEo NONDOh
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~ New.York Type Foundry and Printers
PETER c. CORTELYOU,
WILLIAM III. GIFFlSG.
a. Natiorn, BuIldipg and Mutual Loan As.

" National Building and Mutual Loan As
socigtiOn. Oce No. Us Csnaist open every evening
nun 10 O'Clock Present entrance fee Sl does - per
month; shares $500.
The third regular monthly meeting Of this prosperous As
ISOLATION for the subscription Of shares &e, viii De held at
sss 4nee No llS Canal ST., under the fsopes bsA on
hONDAY EVENING, June 7, at 81 o'clock.
hembeFs notified to pay their dues before the night OF
neetns a. no money viii be received Except NON nc"
nemeeIsl after the meeting Is Organized.
NEwH0USE, President
JoES W. VASpEw,rER Secretary.
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e Warranted Prime, Fresh and Reliable
DRUGS, CHEMICALS kc,
1t Wholesale On liberal terms at establishment No 81
Vesey-st GkEENLEAF K kINSLEY.
BAAL. y. GREErLEATI WILLIAM II. kINsLEY
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Gpfeial Notifies.

~ Human Lodge, No. 107, I. o. Of q. r.
EOTICEThe degree OF Rebecca will be conferred on the
Wives OF Scarlet Members of this Lodge on MONDAY
EVENING. June Z IN Ehzabethian Room Odd Fellows
Hall full attendance is requested, and ladies who have
tai the gree invited 10 attend
(By order f. X. MILLER, Sec'y.
NB.-If the weather should prove stormy, the degree
will be conferred the first pleasant Monday Evening ensuing
re- Seventh Ward Temperance Alliance will
hold meetings on SUNDAY AFTERNOON, at 81 o'clock,
and in the EVENING at u o'clock In the large Temper
snce Tent in Madison, JesIsons Various and inter
esps exercises the subject of Temperance will be pre-
sented Mr.. VAN WAGNER and MIR. SMITH, the Razor
sirop Man, will speak in the evening.
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Chances for Dnsiness Alen.

CHANCE FOR A FORTUNE.-Ama-
" chine for Securing Knives and Forks Cheap, simple
efficient durable "A great demand Of ready sale with no
competition May be daily In practical operation 81
Dunlap's Hotel No lS5 Fultonst Rights Tor sale Come
" buy and sell and get GAIN
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COIINTRY ROARD-To he had on

~ reasonsbl terms a. Msstk ,Greese Co. ~ T., near
the redeIc the Rev. l.. l. III niles from Kingston,
miles Of hich plank road. bscuber has large
ccnmodious house. with hai1r N dining SUR Dun-
Sed with beautiful mountainous scenery Known BY every
DasueneOypist in Broadway, Is the Westk Temperance
House No pains will be- spared % make IL pleasaot and
sgrct able country letTest OEOhOE r. OOLEmAN'
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THE MECH AMIGA weekly Scien-

THE MECH ANIC-A weekly Scien-
tfc and Practical JouruaL-Contents Of first number
Journal for the ht yesr Solution Of the celebrated
theorem OH Central Force1 New Solutions and Rules
the Strength OF Material New Rules deduced the En-
CINE Fy-wheel Cust Of Steam compared with tie
principal WsteT-powers this Country; Southern aud
Northern Manufacturing compared; Explosions the
Western Rivers and the proportion Of their PrOpeliag
Power contIssted with those on the Hudson River Boats
Hensmaton; Mechanical Arithmetic; Motion OF PendH-
lums; Sewing Machines A Gear Cutter Illustrated ,
Miscellaneous selecsns Most of the articles are to be
Continued. The second number will be Issued after
which il will be continued weekly, Terms s. per year
81 In advance five copies I'm sdvsnee 81; ten copies lin
advanced SIS All communications addressed ~ c. L.
LEONARD, Editor Nc. 100 Pearst, Ny.
THE HYDROPATHIC ENCYCLO-
Il PEDIA-In two limo. Volumes by r. 7. Trail NJ d.
Price 81 50. Just published BY FowLERS WELLS, New
York and Boston.
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NOUNTRY BOARD-Hudson River

~ sde at the Mansion House foo, of85h st.. spacoua
elevated healthy with good bathing boating fishing and
charming scenery every side and VI easy by stage
and steambost il offers advantages rarely combined For
particulars apply az The house 10 Messs Moore Hons
hl Booksellers, cor EKehange-plsce aud Hano'er-st.
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OUTER WANTED.-Wanted, first
" class Gutter Of Boy. Clothing. Apply at No al Broad
way ALFRED MUNROE x Co
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WANTED.-ANN E.

Il TRACY of the family of John and Nancy Tracy, form
eIly living in the 10 Of Corsire County OF RsscOmmon
Ireland, having bretbers by the OF Michael and Ed
ward and sisters by the of Bridget aud Mary, wishes
learn the whereabouts Of the said Mary Tracy whom she
has since four years ago last November a. which
time they both arrived in this city from Ireland Said Mary
went Immediately to live with family in Brooklyn Any
information respecting her will greatly assist the unfortunate
and fIiendess. Direct Boz No. 2l3. Pawtucket X. l.
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BOARD-Hudson River

" side at the Marson House, fost VI S6h-st Spacious
ated healthy with good bahisg boating fishing aud
charming scenery every side aud OF access by stage
and amboat IL offers advantages rarely combined For
rsltcuars apply the house, to Mesrs Moore Ho
I'LL Booksellers cor ExehaHgep place and HsDogers..
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81 Seventh Ward Temperance Alliance win

bold another gathering THIS EVENING, In hr VAN
WA0ANERS Temperance Tent in Madison, near Jeiier-
fonst These meetings have been well attended during the
week let US have rush Of the Friends Of Temperance
this Evening Speaking by L. s. BECK, ESD, Mr.. VAN
WAGNER, and others; also apprsp pirate singing
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CEAMSTRESS WANTED.-A person

~ who is accustomed TO mailing dresses aud chidrsrs
safmen the Attest Is wanted for short time
Apply this day at No 355 sthst first house from Avenue C.
with a sample OF work.
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THE HYDROPATHIC ENCYCLO-
nant employment.

AS a good plain Cook, Washer and
N Iroper; has excellent recommendation. Apply At
Nc. 20 9th-s., between 5th and Uniyersrypl
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'rxo,iee The Houston st. Presbyterian Church
w a Houston and Thompson-sts is opened for public
N,sip tbres times upon the Sabbath. Evening service
w. W. anees at "A o'clock.
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Gnmmfr Retreats.
APE Y-SEA BATHING

~ CONGRESS HALL will be open the 10th Of Jun'
next The location OF this house and the high and beautiful
grounds front render il the most desirable of any th
Island The proprietor hopes to merit continuaacs Of h
very liberal patronage heretofore received
w. b. MILLER, Proprietor.
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DOARD.-The large and commodious
I'D House, DO 60 Broadway has recently been renoya-
modern improvements sso newly furnished In the bcst
style open for the reception OF Boafds" both
peImsbent and transient
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DOARD-At No. 173 East Broadway.
I'D Two Gentlemen and their Wives or single Gentle
nler can be pleasantly accommodated with kooms and
Board. References exchanged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-05

DOARDING.-Rooms to let with Board
for a Gentleman and Wife, also, Rooms for snss
entlemen at Nos Is and A. East Broadway Uss Of bath
Inquire at No. Is East Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-05
BOARD WANTED-For Gentleman,

I'D Wife, Children aud Servant ia tn, ceantry within
che hours fde Of city In house with but few eoncen
Also tor Gentleman. Mother and Sister, with Cbilden
6r Servant upon the Shore Also, f Oenusaan WE
Children and Servant in the country upon ssa sn9fs
Apply the Boarding Exchange No ~ Duaaest, ID d'or
east from 10. 5cf Broadway.