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DVHMOND HILL HOTEL, Staten

In Island (lsre the Richmond Seminary 2. KEEL
LkTT begs inf the pu'le that the Seminary wi es
entirely od-ed for select Family Hotel 70 open Tor TN
srsson on the 7th Of June Particulars can be obtained
8 W ,BkNEDlCTS store. No Wallst, Y.
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DUARDlNG.-To Let, one room on the
erss and secua accs saitasle FOR 0eneusen And tnsn
Mr.. Aisn two suse rooms TIE hcss has eeeo nswty
,.ntea ard tsrnshea All the sssst improvements nAye
kssn introduced. Apply ct No. - wdkefss- Nv e0''s
fvnn Hfcsdwsy.
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CPIRITUAL. PHENOMENA.-Dr. C.

BARNES continues afford viioTs the most striking
Of the reality Of those spiritual agencies OF
shich he is medium Hundreds Of OF conversion
ZION the most obstinate skeptcisp have occurred IN TINS
cy and In Brooklyn within the last oar weeks Tie has
now for the better accommodation Of the increasing attend
nce taken rooms No iS4 Sixth where ne receives
calls 81 each Tor sitting He also proposes TO give In
cis,oyance LIectricaI Psychology and spiritual Nantes
tstons
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EOR SALE.-Steam Furniture FAC

IL TORY. SOUTH cst Of 9TH end JedcrSon s1,
Louisville XVI otter to- sale my Factory situated -
shove ssalso al the Machinery, Lumber and sround oon
nscfed herewith The bpdne of hich large And spe-
cious erected expressly for the fun Business, the No
ehnery Fixtures the v-ry hes' descprou and In en-.
celebt running orde stoek Of Lon Der esmplefe vel
sssonsd md embraces all kncs and 1es The Factory y
in op-isrcn, With god mechanics employed
b. touB6 and tho aee manufactured by them Of superior
hind that with prompt and ready sle. wtshn6
retire from business will cose out reasonable tsrs
BEN. y. CAwrHON.
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THE WIDE, WIDE WORLD"

psrfs OF TIE country about supposed Sequel" the
work called THE WIDE, WIDE WORLD" and
has been asserted positively that such sequel
bad been published under the title Of John HUM
PhhEf" The publisher, therefore, deems it proper To
stare that no Sequel 10 that work has heen written
published By the author and that II Is and
So' BEEN the authors intention write such Seqnel
however afybg her be desire many
the story should be continued IL any such book hr ben
pub'hes il Is spurious and entirely unknown 10 the
thor Of The Wide Wmldn
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lust PUBLISHED-THE ADVEN

y TUREs OF RODERICK RANDOM BY smolstt.
illustrated by Grub shsnk. Price ~ cents. ..
HUNTING THE ROMANTICS or, THE ADVEN-
TURES OF A NOVEL READER. 80 cents In pepper in
n usliD, * cents
JOSEPH ANDREWS. BY Fielding Illustrated BY
CruikshaDk. Price sly cents.
THE TWO FATHERS From the original Spanish OF
Aisdus Calpe. 10 paper 90 centsi cloth, 70 cents
Recently Published. -
PROF. JULIUS CHsAt HANNlBALs Dis
COURSEs-0Iisnslly published in The Neo- YORK PC
G1uHe Price Is
AVARICE. Eugene Sues novel. Price % cents
This cOmpe the popular series Il the Capital sins
embracing Price, Envy. Anger Madeline. -
THE TWENTY-FIVE OF MAY; or, A CRUISE IN
THE LA PLATA. A Story of Buenos Ayrea By an
CGmosITiEs OF MEDICAL EXPERIENCE. By
Punch. Price ~ cents -
THE ADVENTURES OF Mr.. AND MRS. SAND
BOYS. By Henry Mathew. Author Of Greatest Plague OF
Life Complete in volume, with illustrations by
CmikshaDk Price 50 cents.
sELF-DFCEPTION; or THE HISTORY OF A HUI
MAN HEART. By Mrs Ellis Complete in two volunss
With lustrs Price 81 paper bound muslin 81 D.
STORY WITHOUT A NAME By @. p. r. James,
Esq. Price 57t cents.
COUNT MONTE-LEONE; OF, THE S Ply IN SOCIETY.
Complete in volume Price 50 cents.
STRlNGER u TOWNSEND, No. 222 Broadway.
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COUNTRY BOARDlNG.-Four Gen.

~ tlemen and then wives DO accommodated wisn
Board 10 the village Huntington Long Island Tho house
Is PLEASANTLY situated rising ground half between
The the village which for h-ath scenery, gun.
60 JAMES CONDOR.
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WANTED. bv respectable American

w ycurs Lady. situation a. Fetewotnsn IN sn't,
.rsl isl msnt Can cut and MAKE 10 order ~. N"tne
s, ,e., =, the hvsss. Good City reference given Wa.
NO el ION to 40 e. family. note addressed
10 G. k sfl Of this OsEee, wiu be attended w.
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Amnsemcnts.

NIBLO'S GARDEN. JOHN SET
TON, ManaseI-THIS EVENING June 3 for
The benefit OF Mile ADELAIDE ROUSSET, will be per.
toImed the first Of the grand Scotch Ballet of
LA SYLPHlDE.
TO be followed by LA BAYADERE.
Concluding with Grand advertisement from the I'd act OF
CATARINA.
Admission-5o cents Doors open at o'clock to com
a Z O'clock
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NOR sALE-The Stock. Fixtures and
.s ,,l ., esse Of Straw Good. .ns some Fsp sr.
Msnaf.c'"I We arsi, % u. r. MACFAki.AN, No. " VI
sy fuU 10 An, and " In
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BOARD in the COUNTRY.-A f,

pen, ns can be accommodated Nth Board In Q pr.
family. Communicates with the city every hour unit
o'clock N Situatios ten miles from the City Hall
within FIVE minstes valk Of the depot Aadrss w. A.
this Office
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Uaute6.

DLACKSMITHS.-Goodw orkmen will
- find constant employ men at the highest wages NJ
k0TTis Locomotive orts Philadelphia.
NORRIS BROThERS.
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TIME WORKS of JAMES GILLRAY,

u from the Original Plates with the addition Of many
nbects not before collected One handsome VOL folio, half
und morocco gilt edges. Gentlemen respectfully
ested inspect the above which is believed 20 be the
Only copy for sale in the city. at MOORE HORSFALRS,
Boeeers Merchants Exchange corner Of Hanovers and
Exchange place -.
Just Published, MOORE l. HORSFALES Quarterly
List OF Iew and Standard Publications. for sal, by them.
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az Excursion.-The seventh annual Excursion OF the
srosy School attached to the NJ. Church, Jaoe St wl
ul. place on TUESDAY June Q. The steamer MIN ROD
pe chartered the occssOD, will leave the foot OF Ham
rObos at O'Clock A. NJ. for Mount Harmon, formerly
Bdd e. Giove aud return the city p. NJ Tickets
Tor iLe ExcuIsios, Is cents. Children hall pnce
Tclsu az be had at Harneds dry goods store, No
81 Hpdsonst ana at Rev. r c. Putneys No. IL jane
n, OF at the boat on the morning OF the Excursion.
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6ummcr Retreats.

BOARD in the COUNTRY.-Gcnt
- and their Wives, or several single GentleIi
can lind comtoEts ole accommodate a with ger
private ismily who sceupy . large nease nssx Willis
buish, within too minutes GALA Of the Esx New-l :
rad witch stages pass eye'y quarter Of ho1r
locality Is b~sUtitul particularly healthy Refsre.
vii be exchanged, Applies ION NAV BE- made eet~es
and O'Clock, p NJ, al No. 500 Broomest, any T.
between o'eloci A NJ and 2. NJ, 1t NO. IS East b.,
-ay Terms moderate There can Do accom- ncdatoez
a bOrs. and carriage n required
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COUNTRY BOARD-To be had on

" asor able .. rms W. stkil Gree. Co, N " near
the resides CO OF the Rev. L. l. Hill, 3 miles from Kingston,
% miles VI hich plank road The subscriber hes largo
con modous house. with baniI saloon ADJ lining sor sn-
with beautiful Known by every
Dasuerreotyts IN Broadway he Wessiu Temperance
House No pains will be spared make pleasant and
agree able country retiest 0EOkOE r. CoLEmAN
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nSYCHOLOGY.-DR. BENTON will
p,iuue his Lectures ON the above science at THAI
IAN HALL No 4g2 Grsndst, al junction Of East Brood
way al Grand st, on THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVE
NINGS Jure 8 ard T. spo on MOSpAY and TUESDAY,
June aud al EUrAH HALL, corner of 6hsv aud 10Th
81 Doors open al T. mmence at precisely Admission
i2l cents. .
B-Dr B. is prepared TO recsive patients at his
ohce, corner If Fulton and Pineappe-sts. Brooklyn.
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6periaI Notifies.

~ General Committee of Democratic WING
w Wcu-k M. etbg of this Committee will be bald
1Shns .,S,.sy Uonsr on FRIDAY EVENING, June 4,
ssa :. O'clock By order. ERAsrUs BROOKS Chm
> I gsOgs o.ru.. Secretaries
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DOARD at HOBOkEN, No. II Frank

ID lin Terrace Gentleman and his Wifi, or . anglo
Gtneu an can have handsome Apartments, with partial
B. art parlor, library and baths at moderate prices.
Address D u q this Ofice
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ITO PHYSICIANS and DRUGGISTS

u For sale, an old established Drug Store. doing q
god ard creasng business For psrticnlAs apply No.
5s2 Grandt. between the hours Of and 10 A. N, and >
and 4 and and 10 r. NJ.
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APE MA Y-SEA BATHING

~ CONGRESS HALL will be- open the loth Of june
NEXT The location Of this and the high and bcanfuf
grounds In front render the des'sbe Of any The
island The proprietor hopes merit cootinusncs OF ~
very liberal patronage heretofore received
WB MILLER Proprietor.
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Ghanrss TOT Business Hles.

drug STORE.-For sale, the stock.
y snd hsturvs Of orrs IN co7pete order VIII
b. -.,d .~ mp The under leaee
80 ysas rvm ls o. May. For terms &C, sopiy % 2
Tl NAM. A~inisra~r, No - oushaS chip, or 70 G. o.
Lflcr, No 80 Sleecserst
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~ American Institute.-A stated Monthly Meet
,h. Institute will be he'd THIS (Charsdsy) EVE
ksG June at its Rooms No 35i Broadway at "a O'CLOCK
pssetusl attendance Is requested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03

~ Dr. Banning gives a free Lecture before Ladies' in
sssl,n Institute. at O'Clock Of WEDNESDAY, THURS.
bIY FRIDAY and SATURDAY Of this week, and OF
" xDAY and TUESDAY Of next week tho Causes
S,ptOp and Cure OF Chronic Weaknesses Of Women aud
rdp ard also the proper construction of dress and
Srriture iD lh,I bearings on health.
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AS Cook, and to wash and iron or do
IN the homework Of private family, by very expe
repced Gill with good city reference. Call at No. Van
dan1-st., in the rear.
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A S Cook, Washer and Ironer. or to do
N general homework in a small private family. She
lived three years in her last place City references given
Apply at No $50 Broadway Can be seen for two days
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AS CHAMBERMAID, or as Cook, Washer
N and Ironer by competent female with best OF city
references Call at Ne III Adxmsst, Brooklyn.
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,UMMER BOARDING. These about

~ eject a residence for their families during the
viii find possessing the com bned advsn-
taRes for health ard recreation White Lake-pure
bathing in lake OF spring wste romantic walks
dnv,s FISHING boating abundance Of vegetables
grow the Lsse Farm. and large Dairy attached The
terms viii found very reasonable 90 that weeks instead Of
days be esnyed IN true country f Boarden leave tho
cry the nail offhe Enc Railroad, sop Uocheeon
DEPOT where coaches for the Hote will be Ia readiness
mail to and from the Hotel TO city daily Churches and
schools within short disfanc. OF tbs Lake For Cd
dress q WOODBRIDGE, White Lake Post 0hcs, Sui
livan County NY
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AS CHAMBLRMAID and Waiter by a re-
ypeetabe woman who has objections TO the country
Apply at No 23 6thst between 9Th aud 9thsvs IN the
rear Sd floor; can be seen fJr week.
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s CHhMBERmAID. by a respectable
IA young Scotch Woman in private family She would
be willing II peeessary 10 in plain sewing Tue best
Of city refer, given Address HELEN, at Mrs Nc
NaiTs No. so Pearl-st
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

SHALL sole Lssseo-THIs EVENING, June 5. will be
eIformed for the first tm, the exciting Drama entitled
the WILLOW COPsE
Rose Fielding. Nine Celeste Dick Huks 'Fenno
Luke Fielding Mr. Conway Sir chard Vaughn. Pope
re- conclude with the coined ei the
VALET DE SHAM.
Boxes and Psrquet 81 cents Family Circle and Upper
Tier q cents Private Boxes S. and So Doors open at T.
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~ The Irving Building and Mutual Loan
A.. octston will held their Fourth Regular Monthly
Meeting On FRIDAY EVENING, June 4, at O'Clock at
Masonic Hail. No. III Grandst (pear Forsyth Members
are requested pay their dues before Friday, June
10 dues Will be received at the meeting
MORRIS FRANKLIN, President
ALBERT II NIcoIAY Secretary
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ERENCH Wanted,
school near the city native Of France preferred Apply
soon TO + Ii WILCOX. u 5. School Agency, No. ~
Broadway here there various vacancies for teachers to
be filled soon.
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DOCK KEEPER WANTED.-A first

ID rate Book keeper by doube-entry wa,ted-one that
c, write fast and well and understands the business thor
ouehly: must come well recommended Any person who
thinks he can he above requirements will address
X. w, Tribune Office giving MS name, place OF resi-
eence terms and references.
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Dant employment.

4 S good Cook, Washer and Ironer, by
IA a respectable young Grl of moral and temperate
Northumberland the If milk and butter would
herself gene ally useful good lady, she 'eldom
changes her place. Wages g month. Good city and
country reference Call At No S67 2thst front rooms
second floor, to be- seen for two days
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TBE MECHANICAL weekly Scien.

me ane Practical Journa-Contents Of krst number
frpeetns giving the outlines Of the oontent ke Of the
JeorfA Tor the first year, solution Of the celebrated
on Central Fcrres; Ne- Solutions snd Roles on
tnr sreLFh Of Material; New Rules dedoced on the Ia
slne tl.whee Cost Of Steanl-p.wer compared With the
PRINCIPAL Wsier-pOwers in th's Country southern aud
neItntn mshuiActnIllg compared; Explosions on the
Ntsten Rivers ard the proportion Of their Prcpei1s
rover eoLnasted with those Of the Hudson River SOsts
Mehsuisnoo; Mechanical ATiihmeie Motion Of fendl-
nus ot~InE Machine new Gear Cutter. illustrated
Abeeaneons Seltctions Most Of the articles be
oobunusd The second number will be issued ater
when ~ Will be eonIinGed weekly Terms " year,
81 IL advance five copies In advanced 50; ten copies Tin
s1ysbce SO All Communications addressed 10 c. L.
LEONAKD. Iditnr No La P.arLst y Y
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SERVANTS WANTED for FIRST
THO BOOKSELLERS.-Partnerw wanted,
no MACHINE TENDERS.-Wanted

aMan accustomed 10 attend fax drawing and spin
ans machinery capable OF teaching operatives 70 piece
aot &c and willing make himself useful about the fac
tory To faithful and competent person. steady employ
nen' can be assured Apply at No u south-st- To J..
MORTIMER HALL
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~ The SIKH Asniysr.sr, of the society FOR

~ Industrial Home As-ocisfton, no. n
nay FyiNiN0, June T. q, No. IN GraDd-st, between
crsbyst ard Broadway. Those members who have not
pd their due. hereby notified for the last rns that all
H. NOT pao for will be sold the evening OF the so
se Purcbvers Of surplus lots who wish the sidewalks OF
be same graded hand in their the evening OF
he above date else their sdewalts viii not oe graded
y" JOHN STEVENS, President
CossEIIus A COOPER, Secretary
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2O.O 600. v6 GREAT h HIST4F Oh AL
Julia w H. George
hs the popular APPLAUSE which this fret Of has met
WITH the public nd the 20
authorizes IN her o ftvons threugH the
ofher brilliant intellect vhoher and extended portions 81
Bfirh history" Horns flal r. al Gazette
Published by CiDY 4 BURGESS. No. co John-st.
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MAX STRAW WANTED-By the
WANTED Of WILL

i LIAM MASON formerly tailor IN England who mas
lett his wife and family for than Is yea he shout
feet OF fair complexion. and inclined to be stout
In sfa when last heard Of he stated he had turned
trader for yssn past and in the habit OF speaking
land meetings. His wife LOUISA f. MASON, who 10 Ia
The greatest distress might obtain some lttls property II
she could obtain satisfactory OF him. living or dead
Information addressed Mrs MASON OF Mrs Miller,
No 28 Union st. FraI-st Blackfnan-Toad London would
be gratefully acknowledged.
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~ A few individuals having selected a piece OF
ell eiblr property in suburbs of Brooklyn stage
Coue 6ous Of connecting themselves with others tor
the purpose Of erecting Cottages al cost OF from $40 70
% secure ourselves against nuisances and realize the
b, neft sccrog to all from associated terprse Those de-
sroUs joining Obtain further nforma ion At K CHAP
MANS Printing Oifce, No % Fulton st. N. y or OF Mr.
HAhT No 249 Ststest, Brooklyn.
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y CypERIENCED

-. :, .,ss,,,. hir,sslf with establishes
seo., The location u'ss,i. The ,s say confidential
"a, 'ron 81 eco IN Saeo letter. ,s Via IA me- Ss
tu b. sddrpfsed T. A. Bon l.fs' f"-"N
ere will be noticed
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SI0g Reward.

RAN OFF from my plantation, on Red river,
eighteen miles above Alexandria, in the State Of
Louisiana, last February on .Ha,eh Il muatto or
grille coored negro man, about 80 years old com
pactly built, and about feet or 8 inches high,
and weighs about $50 or 100 pounds. He talks
slowly and walks In the same way, good look
ing fellow and has fine and sound teeth; his nam.
is Austin, but hear he has changed his name,
and says he belongs to some Doctor, at Natchi-
toches. tNtts e
have reason to believe he is cutting wood or
working for some trfing person, near the mouth
Of Black River, MS he arrived there in company
with another negro, in the fiat they carried away
from my Ferry
If he went oft IN any steamboat that is not de-
s,royed, and will be responsible for action Of
damages will give 1000 dollars for proof TO con-
victon IN open court, at ALEXANDRIA,
against any captain, master, or commander 20 al
Loving him or aiding him to make his escape, on
their boat, from my service e~fR
| will give the above reward Of 800 for Austin
delivered in any slave State jail, so that get him
J. ID. ALLEN.
Cotile Pest Office, Rapides Parish, In.