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$4,000. NATION n. To, to-! to the h.


thorzss all Trustees Commissioners. Goyernors and On-
of Insitstons for Ameorsng the Condition 81 the
Poor, in New York to receive 5000 for the sale OF the
Electric Fluid, the positive for Consumption aud
deadly diseases perussl Of the following form OF re-
cept will convince al sensible people that asmple
method TO Oduce this valuable discovery 10 the higher
classes who would feel regret in bestowins dollar 70
the poor she Medicine should prove useless that could
not otherwise be induced to hazard their seespect
in purchasing an advertised Quack Medicine. upon
COS gOns bes Of the ysnder The subscriber
puts 40 clam 70 charity o' tins a1asss p, ss
Thousands Of bolt gwen 20 the poor though unortu-
latey their atmosphere eEcrced the extent Of Their
has rendered aborve all reservations regarding newly
discovered remedies which II Is hoped Will DO ayetsd ~
this plan As the frat trial sufficient 70 test us smcafy,
fer which the discOverer will receive no remupsatont
il not expected tbathe one bottle VIII be snceht 70
emit ely cure long .sfdss ss,a,s sI sdads
repose sithout or,ate) eve appst.s ehssyassss ss
20 con T. It's mshy
'hn'''e' '''' TALBOT WATTS No az Greenwich IT,
NEW YORK, tdateD 1854
Received Of Mr eai and address, the sun Of one
dollar for one bottle II Dr. Watts Eeco-Nsryous ANTI
dote the moIey TO be applied % alternating tbs condition
Of the poor Of New York pioydng this ~ the first and
only bottle obtained by the above named Individual ara
who has not had previous personal experience OF - effects
Signed by the Commissioner or Ofcs Of any Charitable
To Dr. Talbot Wsus No ga Greenwich st.
abovs and wi Be received n payment r the Andoss
signed by any responsible Director or Ocef Orphan
Ass N YS ei uscsds s ss Gs
positively received and appropriated 30 the poor and Is
earnestly Iequested that this method Of raising money for
the poor may be recommended by every psahrec per-
SON will be productive Of the most wonderful rssus
This Medicine as proved by 100 cases s positive care
every disease Paralysis being the only that has besn
tired upon without entire success Seven hundred cefn
Gates have been to before the legal an honfes OF H
curing them Of Consumption and az The mot yeisnt q"
eases. TALBOT WATTS ~ p.
El.e, =, Hs5,; s No q. .sas. No. s
Nassautt. 81 per bottle, 50 per dozen. DfHnWs
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ElARMS for SALE at LAKE Ian 4,

IL L. I-Corsistfnx Of as handsome Land: ana nsia
scay a. vaIss5le as can be found within hny miles Of
the CITY Of New York in any crsctoo, ~ ioss o. he
acres or more, for the sun VI Ho'" Sf' " W ~
exchange for City properly g.. o.. ,-..,x ox
Any person wishng to purchsse n,s. zen t.ensy %
81 ssts or useless ground IT, can do 90 by sending enc
doIiaT per acre m neni aid the sum Of any
49,. ronth per acre until half paid. when
deed and good title will be gwen and the remainder
nart OF the purchase money be paid secured on ths
" interest Apply to CHAs WOOD. Ne. 2es Brosawa,,
conner Of Fulton ST.. where maps and pamphlets ~ ss
had gratis -. = -
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xFW-YORK TRIBUNE.
- vopv DAILY TRIBUNE

TIE syERY MORNING iS0SDay FfcEfrEol
Y'GsEELsY s snaxss az spxvcr AMI
- ,sr TzIsvts oprosIrE THE CITY HALL.
- c subscriber. for ~ Cents Per .Ss ~ 1s.
shs IN they prefer, & the same rate Single caDcs
e. x sssts OF ay 49, Eve Dollars per ansaln
as's for , S1 s1 IeauIa N Hi IL
~S-ls 81 ~ r.n,rv Newspapers. DAILY Papers re-
s,sssfs: rs es whose terms are higher thar those Of
s<Fsd :. ms ,-s rot allowed any difference
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TAVERN.-For sale, Tavern, one OF
Il the beat Locations In the City Of ..,ss "a 40 Ger
AZ q eausr store now doing cash oashea " 80 ~
day Rent cheap :sOH p T5 M Ne s %
snisn 70 Nv others In the City Of newborn ls
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4 OST-On the Goth inst between the
IL Philadelphia Railroad Depot and NswYoik Hotel
a FRENCH CLOAK, Of much value, supposed TO be eft
in carriage The finder will be literally rewarded BY
leaving il at the store Of J. WEiDENFELD, No: go
Bro adway, (up stairs 2Jf 81.
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o. The New-York Land and Building AsSo-
citation organized for the purpose of getting houses
and lots for 500 worknFmen, thereby making them their
own landlords. 1t in the full tide Of success Us regu
lar meetings held ON the FOURTH MONDAY In
each MONTH at No. 1853 BOwery. Office No. MuTayst.
MILES CHAMBERS, President.
" Q. SMITH. Secretary. l3f 2wh
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Nem Publications.

ROHN'S POPULAR SERIALS
~ subscribers have Just received
CICEROS ORATI0Ns, Vol l. Literally Inundated
by c. D. Younge, B.A And
SIR THOMAS BROWNIES WORKS. voll
as IL BANGS, BRO. CO, No % Ps.s.row.
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mn LET.-Furnished Rooms to Let to
csnuemsa without Board Tive well farn shed
hso The lower part Of House to le Inquire ~ above
z1 BE
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~ Join at once.-The Regular Monthly Meeting 9
lie ERANKIIN BUILDING ASSOCIATION. ON Wed

u Join at once The Regular Monthly Meeting OF
the FRANKLIN BUILDING ASSOCIATION, on We'd
nesdey evening last was very numerousy attended aad
over fifty shares disposed Of Ths Association )st
filled up and is the determination Of the Board OF Thus
tees in alton Of the fact that the profits already
realized by the Association have amounted to six thousand
hundred and eightyone Isl dollars, to shortly in
the entrance fee to five dollars BY joining mmedi
atey member will become participant in the
profits already made and at the time the amount
Of the proposed increase Three dollars paid monthly viii
accumulate a very few to eight hundred an ad
vantage the Saving Banks of nearly six hundred
cent.
Ii you purchase house advantageous and have
the money accomplish your wishes remember that
YOU can procure il of the Frank in Building Association
fairer terms than from any capitalist IN the city. .
The entrance fee is new So Dues 50 per month Shares
S8o0. ~
accommodate those who cannot the time to visit
the become members Special Meeting will be held
on THURSDAY EVENING, February 20, at Military
Hail. Ne. 1893 Bowery Doors open at 4 meeting 10 COM
mence at u o'clock.
Addresses will be delivered by John Fowler Jr, Jacob
l. Fem and Dr. Johnson explaining the principles, oh
jects the profits obtained how real estate be
secured and other particulars relative to the Building As
sociations.
The meetings free to ALL and gentlemen and ladies
are urged TO attend.
SAML. F. BARTOL. President.
WINCHESTER p MOODY. Vice Prest
c. Il. POND, Secretary, Office No Is Sp st. 2i 81
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" To Building Associations.-TO LET-An
Assembly Room on third story with Office ground
floor. Rent to De taken in shares. J. INGRAM,
23fIs No. 3l7 Boweu.
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u Phnuix Ruilding and Accommodating L ear
% The Third Msnhattan Building AssSeIa

u The Third Manhattan Building Associa-
tion.-BOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION NOW OPEN
JOIN AT ONCE The unparalleled success attending
the Second Manhattan Building Association-t having dis
1--WE from the period Of its led
the establishment of Third to which the attention of the
public is invited.
The Entrance Fee is 50: Monthly Dues So Shares $500
1t costs bnt Two Dollars to become member and
the monthly nstsment of Three Dollars in the OF
few yeasprobabiy sir seven-wil positively yield
the sum of Eight Hundred Dollars.
moments consider alton VIII convince of the
ali Of small invited to avail themselves
Of the advantages here offered
To those who wish the tyranny OF landlords by
becoming the Of house aud lot IL they without
tai 20 accomplish IT, they can obtain sufficient from this
Association for that purpose and by
few Members paying not less than SIX months IN ad
will be entitled TO interest thereon a, the rate OF
per cent per annum.
Persons desrous oh ecoming members the Third Man
fee Of the Secretary No Is Spruces second floor where
bylaws can be bad, fec of charge -
A Special Meeting will be held on SATURDAY EVE
MING. Feb 28, at n O'Clock. at VAUXHALL GARDEN
Addresses explanatory of the objects benefits and advan
isges Of Building Associations. Admtanee free. Ladies
and gentlemen are invited to attend
JAMES s. LIBBY. President. Lovejoys Hotel.
DAVIS COLLAMORE, Vice President,
No. 447 Broadway.
J. W. WESTON, Secretary
James Y Watkins No. l6 Catharine 81 James Neeyes,
cor Houston and Bowery SeYmour Whiting. No ~ East
Broadway Vim. A Conant, No IL Bo seryi Albert Mil
Ter No las Nassau ST. VIM H. Cornell, No. SO Fulton
Market; John A. Gunner, No 1911 GIeepwich,st Joseph
Hough No 220 Broadway James L. Worth, NO "a Bread
way. JACOB l.. FEM, Surveyor Nc. Is Spruce St
III POMEROY jerks, Attorneys, No. 81 Wail-ss.
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10 The Columbian Mutual Loan ADD tccu-
mulating Fund Association The i,st punic meet
ing of ths ASSOCIATION VIII be he'd on FRIDAY EVE
MING. II; al u o'clock, at No l63 BowsrS for me
purpose ivag subscriptions for shafes and eE la
ing the wOrkirEr and objects OF these Assocli;ion'
Several gen lsmen VIII address the meeting, showing
the advantages Of Associations of this KIND and IN, pros
pee " be ready explaining the advantages 10 ne
derived from ibem-tO Al, persons Of small meaas as well
those ho wish to invest then money 10 the Dest ad-
vantage
The pILcpls upon which this Association is based is
considered the advantageous Shareholders are
allowed 10 Withdraw At time and per cent IS allowed
for their money Also those who pay In advance are AL
lowed per cent per annu0 -
The entrance fee will remain at 80 cents until the hst
day of h1arch. Monthly dues g. Shares, $780,
FRANCIS 4. PALMER. President,
ROBERT A. SANDS, V.ce-President,
DR. K BiGELOW Asst. Vice President.
CHARLES l. NOE, Secretary, rs DelaRcyst.
TRUSTEES
Samuel R Tnnbey tn, mas Brown VIM; g s S@is
Lewis X. Osborn, Ebenezer Wilson, George H. Ross
AIdrew V. Stout, Llias L. Aaron. Bj. NJ. Thompson
AMI HILL, Surveyor.
MORTIMER DE Motto, Esq, Counsellor and Attorney.
The Secretary will receive subscriptions at his ONCE
No rs Delancyst from TIL TO- A. M ard from tn >,
" Phoenix Building and AccumulatingL ean
Association This Association recently organized, rs
wi M SSsTsG P0 snS and
tyranny OF landlords As savings institution 1t affords
per share monthly dues So Ultimate value of shares
$500 Besss for wi De open day al the Bee
WILSON SMALL President. "a Ludlov-st
AMOS WILLETs, Vice President, z76 Pearl-st.
ALFRED R HErFiELD Secretary
Robert NJ Dewitt, Geo w Dawson, Peter J. Pawies.
Joseph Nesbst, James Cuthell. Edward J. Small,
SurueyOr-Jaccb L. Finn. Ahornsy-Qulntam McAd
All necessary information viii be gwen at the Secreta-
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CHARLES sCRIBNER, New.Yo.k


A REEL IN THE BOTTLE, for Jack il the Dodran'.
voyage to the Celestial Couutry Edited from the m Az
scripts Of Old Salt by Rev Henry 7. Chsever vol
limo.
Traces HUNGARY in l95l-wh an experience Oh
ENGLISH FAMILY ROBINSON, or the Desert Home
HE HOUSEHOLD of SIR THOMAS MOORE. By
PIONEER WOMEN OF THE WEST. By Mrs E. r.
CAPTAINS OF THE, ROMAN REPUBLIC By
Kerry ns a, and revised
VOICES OF NATURE; to her foster child-rhe Soul
THE ROMANCE OF ADVENTURE. or True Tales
Oh LEHvEs FROM '' The NOTEBOOK OF A NAT
URALIsT. BY w J. Brodenss, Esq , X SIP An
Introduction by Frank Forester vol, limo: 1l :.
NOVELTIES. -" The Witch of the
Wave" Nautical Tale Of thrilling interest. 70 pub
YoI F h' L ds By f E 19 Boz
Fortunes of aWorkDgman Brother jonasnsn' v and
Cut the Msns LaaOs Liw n fail ae.5t
' al e. p 1a st ies United
IwS Ass1s P psasI Has, si'a'I Mad
't s BXR h1ss &C CO.. o. No Al
BOOKS and STATIONERY.-NEW-
- MAN & IvISON No. 1879 Broadway, are constantly
s County,
Gnd to which they invite the attention of County
Merchants. The have lust received large stock of
splendid WRITING PAPER consisting of blue and white
Fcolscap Letter and Note Paper, which is offered to
buyers at vary low prices.
Country Merchants and others, buying M scellaneous,
School Books and ationery are invited To CAL ana ex-
goods and prices before purchasing elsewhere
l3f2wMW&F
&CHUBERTH & CO., Music Depot,
CNo 257 Broadway, n Y request the public to inspect
their stock Of Music for Voice, Piano for
hands for Organ Violin vioonceo, Harp, Orchestra,
ETC., every style, for vrtuosos and beginners The
greatest selection the United States of 100000 worth
Orders Of Foreign and American Music will be attended
to with promptness. IS MW&Su
duties HOMEOPATHIC DOMES-
Il TIC PHYSICIAN.-A third edition of this work,
improved enlarged and furnished with Anatomical Plates
printing for the authors account and will be
published by him the LIST of April next when all the
meopathic pharmacies and the book trade in general
supply thenselves with it, by addressing the author,
DR.. j. II. PULTE Cincinnati. The usual discount al.
lowed No other third edition # this work il genuine
and lawful except contains aomical plates lOf Nv
y SsA VOLUM S Ii BR AR Y
~scOO BOOKS at ONE SHILLING per Volume
The subscriber seI off his large circulating library at
shilling per volume. 1850 volumes yet on hand.
them choice old Novels Romances and other books not
he found elsewhere in this city All in want of cheap
reading please call soon at RAYNORS Bookstore No 10
Bowery 2if 2t'
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wN.,;cs-I O F-COLUMBIA LODGENol l.
fSs members of Columbia Lodge No ], l. o. u n are
,cusry requested to be punctual IN attendance a, me
fIJrs Room THURSDAY EVENlNU feo 80, " aano
liar on Of the utmost importance 20 every mem
Der. 49,. 'oii" INV off n,
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Cost.

&TOLEN or MISLAlD.--Notice is
~ gwen, that twenty four Water Works De,sntuies OF
the Corpoi alton Quebec have been stolen OF misad
dated Sd February One Hundred Pounds Sterling
each wnh thirty Coupons 70 each. Payable Al
Messrs Barring Brothers CO g. London an numDsFing
the Debentures from $40 TO 359 inclusive The Coupons
payable semi annually and the DsbentuTes st Nov lsIV
Payment has been stopped H W.
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~ IIou.e Carpenters, Attension.-A public meet
- q, ,hs Jonmeymen House Carpenters viii De he Al
tonne",1r, &c =, II o,ciock 25flts
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TT Second Peoples Building Association

TT Second Peoples Building Association
In OF the uRexamped success of the People
Building Association, and the rapidly with which the
shares have been taken found necessary, in order TO
meet the numerous applications which coming in to
form another Association the safe and popular
pian to be called the SECOND PEOPLES BUILDING
ASSOCIATION. A number Of shares already sub
sc6ed and there doubt that the whole number Will
soon be taken. Entrance fee 81 monthly dues SO.
public meeting of this Association for receiving sub
scptons for shares for explaining the oh ects
workings Of this plan of accumulate money will be held
at the Assembly Rooms 18th St and 8h ay Oh
THURSDAY EVENING, the Goth inst
Those who cannot conveniently attend may hand their
subscriptions for shares 10 the Secretary any the
Trustees Office OF the Association at No 1893 West 28th
81; OLIVER n. LEE, President.
A. MCBRIDE, Vice President.
J. +. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
j. X. Flanagan, Attorney. G.. r. Jaques Surveyor.
TRUSTEES.
Oliver ii. Lee p H. Williams, A. r. TrotteI,
W. J Peck, G. r Jacques, Jas Ksarney,
J. Rogers, W. s. Hunt, VIM. III. Smith,
J. X Flanagan ]. p. Ostrom, A McBnde.
23f 4tA T. MARITIME.
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a CHAMBERMAID and to wash and iron,
or to take care of children by nice Protes ant Girl
who her present place any time this week
INQUIRE at No. IL Charlton-st. 4f ST.
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COTTISH CONCE RI. Miss
~ JEANNE REYNOLDSON. the Scottish Vocalisp
takes pleasure to her friends and the
publ that will give Concert at the Broadway Tab
srnacle on WEDNESDAY EVENING. Feb Is and in
order suit the different tastes OF the people the Concert
will consist of Italian, English and Scotch Music On
this OCCASION Mis- ReynodsOn will be assisted BY the ol-
lowing eminent talent: 49,
signora ELIZA VALENTINE, Prma Donna; Miss
DRtJMMOED, the American Vocalist Sgn0r PAHA-
WILL Tenor; Mr.. WA. BROWN, Tenor; EDWARD
Prof. VAN DER WEYDE will preside at the Piano
forte.
Doors open al T. 70 commence at o'clock:
Tickets so cents; 20 be had at the principal muac
Stores and at the door the evening Of the Concert
2jf lts
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DOCKS and STATIONERY.-NEW.

&CHUBERTH & CO., Music Depot,
SEo 257 Broadway n Y, request the public to inspect
their stock of Music for Voice Piano. for g. l.
hands for Organ, Violin, viooncelo, Harp, Orchestra
etc. every style, for virtuosos and beginners. The
greatest selection the United States of 500 900 worth
Orders of Foreign and American Music will be attended
to with promptness. is MW&Su
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A GENTS More Agents still wanted
n - sell WILSON AMERICAN ORNIIHOLOGf,
re to royal octave, 746 pages aud col' ed ses
WIN SO cash and energy to spare. can do well oy L.
Azores N person or post paid al No, Park place
23f z.DRitW' s. SAMUELS 8 CO, Publishers
KOY WANTED - One who has some
knowledge e. the Book busIess, and will make HIN
sell usefll IN packing collecting sc address Ia his
handwriting Box No 7t3 Post. Office 25f u
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= SstA VOL u nj f. S l. BR RY
~scOO BOOKS at ONE SHILLING per Volume
The subscriber selI off his large circulating library at
one shilling per volume. 1850 voumes yet hand many
of them choice old Novels Romances and other books not
lie found elsewhere in this city All in want of cheap
reading please call soon RAYNORS Bookstore No. 76
Bowefy. 2if ~
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t1 Building Associations' Fire INSURANCE.
Company-Captal Sl500o0, divided into 10000 shares
the capital stock $780, goo Subscriptions for the
capital stock of this Company will be received by the fol-
lowing persons appoints Commissioner John Bruce No
"a Plat st. WakeDsn Lstng, No. 50 Fulton ST.. Danie
Barr ard. No 6 Wall ST., John Buxton, No. l6 North
William ST.. Solomon Jessurun, No. Clinton court
Beekman 1t Thomas + Leslie corner OF Fulton and I'll
lery ats, Brooklyn; also by all the Directors.
prospectus explaining the great advantages TO he de-
rved from the Company 20 the mechanic and small pro-
perry holders well to these who wish to invest their
and the larges. amount Of profits be had OF
of the Directors, ali the Secretaries Of the dsrsns
Building Associations at the office OF MI JessuFun No
SClinton. court, Beekman- 81.
JOHN BRUCE, President.
s. JEsspRpN, Secretary. l9f aw
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Uant employment.

IN respectable young Woman in a small private fam
y Beet of city reference be given Can be seen for
two days at No. II Prince ST. first room up stairs IT.
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o. Notice to Passengers from Panama 70
C.Iifeypia.--The PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP
COMPANY feel called upon give public notice that no
tickets viii be recognized by their agent at Panama which
are not signed by officer of this Company. and that
ekes thus signed can be obtained only at their Ageacv
Ma IN West st, or Of C. L. BARTLETT Esq., Boston /;
AZ Of Messrs ARMSTRONG, HARRIS CO, New
Orleans by order: VIM n. DAVlDGE, Secy:
Rsw-York, Jan. 26, 1883 JT u
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nr TX. Marvel in Brooklyn.-D o. Mtr rtIie
~ rsa know as "Ik MsryepD will give Lecture
sh ~. TsmaIe Academy, Joralemon-st., on FhlpAf
Evening. the 9Th INST cS%%sne,es S CbDIsh
ruhsnsi Nsw-York at the bookstores OF A. NJ Wider
"a r b Smith Fulton st. and VIM. Rose; Anan'ics 81,
Bfooiyh' Adv @'' ~ 25f3ts
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fix s,..xeelsior No. Two.-ThY Association, now
ard fast acquiring their limited number Of
NJ Bossss Wi bold meeting at Union Buildings. No.
Mind aoov. near Broome st. on WEDNES-
q aim, aSiNG, Feb as at u o'clock for the purpose
hsatS, tnsir Subscription List Entrance fee, 81;
ses s Association mot ipcorpo.ated In most Of those
Der sss,,hg The meetu will be addressed by anum-
nsa,ssss iely conysrant with the operations and
wi nuaiding and Loan Associations, which they
xBsus,s s slenpllfy. Office Of the Association, No.
~ aans where subscS ptioRs will be received,
~ss,os can be obtained
49,, MILLER President
Jvn6kkT PROTHERVE, Vice President,
Mp LarO a, SCHENCK, Asst Vice President
ib, SECRETARY. 34f Ha
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Boarding.

DOARD.-Pleasant Rooms with good
I'D Board at No IA Chamberbst. Reference required
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GARDENER WANTED. "A single
~ MAJ who understands his business, can hear Of
situation by nquiring at Ne. 90 William-st.
2sf St. A. b. MARVIN
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DARTNER WANTED-In Fashion

~ an Alto for Presbyterian Church. Good salaries
paid, aud none other than good singers need apply
2if 81 Z. HOWE, Jr, No. 209 Blocker 81.
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,OOk.- Wanted, an experienced Cook
~ foT frst-class Restaurant Also. experienced
Carver Apply, during the next three days at No I49
GxaDd st. 25f it
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YOUNG MANA young Man with
frsm three TO FIVE hundred dollars in cash may hear
Of good situation by addressing co HMfSSlON ACEN-
CY OFFICE Room No. %, after 10 O'Clock A. u N. b.
Security for four times the amount viii be given zof r.
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e. Western Farm and Village Association
~iA meet THIS EN ENiNG. IN Chatham Hall Chatham
square At O'Clock The object of this Association is to
sreio each member farm Of 100 acres and village plot
OF in Iowa Minnesota Letters from Locat
ing Agents have been deceived. All the members
Qussted 10 attend. WA. HADDOCk, President.
THos. X ALLEN, Secretary. PSI lie
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~ Emigrant Intelligence ONCE and Labor
Exchange, Nos. 23 and 81 Canal-st. New lork-Ths
oee established By the Commissioners Of Emigration
where always be found ge numbers of Laboers and
very low rates 81 wages and persons have
their orders filled by writing to the Superintendent and
ssndme the smoun necessary to pay the passage Of the
parties required No fees charged 90 employers.
ny1MW&Uf JAS. Y. PAGAN. SUPERINTENDENT
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a. 90 Nassau-st New York The undersigned respect
fully announces 70 the public Of New York and It's vicinity,
that he has fitted up establishment for the accom-
mediation of those who take thsir meals down town and
he hopes by suct and Qersonal attention TO his business
and by furnishing the beN the Affords the most
economical terms merit share Of public ostronsss
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-25

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made Terms, $s3 per quarter Address ARTIST, rrib-
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