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| NEWEDITION of COOPER's NOVELS.

4 NEW EDI1ION OF tOOPEkS NON ELS.
A-Pubished this morning Cooper's Novels complete.
This entirely edition, aud comprises the whole
Of the late j. Fenmore Coopers celebrated Tales and
ROmances in all iry-three volumes; carefully printed
superior paper enlarged page with marginal ruled lines,
and new tte-pages,
EMBRACING;
Last Of the Mohcans: Pioneers; Deerssyer; Pah-
Finder Prsrie The Oak Openings; Two Admrils; Ned
Myers: Spy Homeward Bound; The Chain Bearer AhOat
and Ashore; Miles WallingfoTd; Home a. Found; The
Crater; Wept Of Wshton-wish; Headsnan Mercedes OF
Castle Jack Tier; Wing and Wing Rcd Rover; Moni-
kns; The Sea Lions Lionel Lincoln; NyandOtte Satan
stoe Bravo; Redskins; Heidenmsuer Travelling Bache-
lOr; Pot Water Witch; Precauhon.
Neatly bound in embossed muslin s25 the set half ROAM
Sz8 sheep library style marble edges $50 half calf 80;
half morocco $40.
splendid and valuable gift book win be published on the
the let Of November: INDUSTRIOUS PERSONAGES OF
THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
Series of brief and spirited Critical and Biographical
Sketches of Leading Minds of the present including
those who have exerted formative and Characteristic
fuence upon the Literature, Opinions and Craftsmanship
of the Age Spenddly illustrated with 20 engravng Price
in muslin gilt, S. morocco, SO.
S1RINGER a TOWNSEND, No. % Broadway.
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uTbe Linton NV md so1ever-one and inseparable'

The Union and forever-one and inseparabe.'
DEADY on SAT u K DAY MORNING.
HI THE LIFE and PUBLIC CAREER OF DANIEL
WEBSTER Is Representative Senator and Secretary Of
State Being sucsinc review Of his life Published in
The New-York Daily Times Of Oct. q, with full accom-
Of the last Of that dstnE uished statesman l2c
This is believed be the best Life that has been written
OF this celebrated man-Occupyng but small space, but
giving On excellent idea Of the eminent services which lie
performed for his country II sso hN a most glowing
eulogy from the pen Of the editor.
DEWITT DAVENPORT, Publishers,
Tribune Buildings Nasssu-st
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HARPER's MAGAZINE for $2.-We offer
this popular Magazine 81 the above low prlee 70
xesrlv n who IN this be served AZ their
eyn houses unetusy 81 saylng CT - per cent Orders
promptly attended 70 By EVANS L BRITAIN. No. 81
Rro.dway ne1t 70 the cerrer OF Hh-st
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A MEXICAN WING REVIEW, November

IA CONTENTS
Portrait Of Hon. Truman Smith, of Connecticut.
l. Franklin Pierce: HIS Qualifications for and PTeten-
sons TO, the Presidency.
2. Natural Religion
s. smith and Douglas-Rivers and Harbors vs. Tunnsge
Duties.
4. Hawthorne's " Bbthedale Romance
5. Banks and Currency
6. A keminscence OF the isthmus.
Z. The Prospect.
g. Meivilles " Pierre the Antiquities"
g. Sketches OF Campaign in COahua.
10. The American Vintagers Song
H. Scott and his Caumniators Marcy and Meuiweather
Summaries; Critical Notices; Books; Music &c.
CHAMPION BISSELL, No. l2O Nassal-st NY
50 year; single Nos D For sale by all Booksellers
Nhg Editors throughout the country instructed how
offer the Review to their subscribers.
Ferdge Co, Boston; J. w. Moore, Philadelphia; Il.
Post, Cincinnati: d. VI. Dewey, Rochester
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Published this day,
NETWORK MEDICAL GAZETTE and

~ JOURNAL OF HEALTH, Edited by DR.. Reese.
CoSTESTs OF Double NUMBER FOR NOVEMBER Pro-
fessor Carnochens Statistics of Surgery, Professor Gold
smiths Lecture Structure Protes Barkes Lecture
Uienne Displacements, Criticisms upon the New-Hork
Medical Times Medical Polrics and DR. Grscom's Nomin
alton Assumptions OF Homeopathy 81. Lukes Hospital
Medical Colleges in NewYork, Hospitals OF PARIS Intro
ductory Lectures Of easlee Bartlett aud Draper
Another Letter from Saratoga DR. Bedford and hrs Cinque
in the University School Medical News Quackery Phil
adrlphia Selections from various jounas Notices OF New
Books Democracy and the Doctors Medical News &c.
Annual Subscription 81 Double numbers i2i cents.
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SHAW. Nassau-st. T. JFCROWEN, No $50 Broadway :;
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~ CiarcnceyilIe, l.. l.-BeantIfal Lots at mode
rate prices PAYABLE in nstalnens OF e 70 ~ month
enernl Ocss Nassau-st and No. 81 Sav The whole
OF this beautiful village euhIacng nearly seven
texcept one hundred already a offered tor sale at prices
om $50 to $50 each Thplaoe Is situated on the Brook
lyn and jamaica Plank Road with the Long kAiroad
passing through the center and i ahout y miles morn wa
haushurgh from Brooklyn For CONVENIENCE OF access
II SUPPRESSED by village in the vicinity Of
having eqnept Communications by stages on the ank rosa
and eve times eSch way, daily by the Railroad hney
located in the OF lovely plain and ec ske rom
swunps and roush land Tie village Is sc out
bzoad and convenient avenues the center one Green
woosv being 100 feet in width TIE title OF The properly
y perfect having been in family nearly 40 years
complete abstract VIII be furnished 10 purchasers Ao-
scher 10 those would oscape high city euss and desi-
Of buig SPOT this 10 the beet oPportu-
nty yet offered TO the Public All the STREETS w DC srsded
At the expense Of the present pspieor For maps OF FUR
Tier particulars, apply 70 D. T. MAIL AhL&N,
General Agent No. Nassau-st, from ii AN, tosPN.;
or No. 81 Sav, from 20 An. and % I'm orto
John H. Bailey No l2s AtAntie-st aud j. D. Bennett Co
hnhs-st- between Sackett and DeSrGw-ss, brocSiya
30 est hes been the demand for the sbove lots tnsl
heuxh they have only been offered for sale for sw veeS
soshird the whole number have been sold Those VINO
soRid secure a ehoiee location Innst apply AZ once
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~ Y PosOce. Ii the purchaser wishes to become sub
scriber be must inelOse -Four Dollars which viii snt.tie
him 10 this and the next three numbers slso.
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CIRCUS. NETWORK AMPHITHEA-

NIRCUS -NEW-YORK AMPHITHEA-
~ TER No. 81 Bowery
GRAND ENTRANCE
into the city Of NewYork of the Great Combined Eques-
trian Troupee of
r. SANDS & Co. and J. }. NATHANS 4 Co,
MONDAY, November |, 1852.
The following distinguished EquesTians will appear upon
the opening night:
MI X. SANDS, Mr.. w. K1NCADE,
j. J. NATHANS, w. }. SMITH,
Mast NJ. SANDS, Mast. J. SANDS,
A. PASTOR, w. PASTOR.
The Infantile Phenomenon, Mast. PHILO NATHANS
Mr. b. HUNTINGTON, Mr.. J. HAWKINS.
Clowns-SAM LATHROP and JOHN LOVETT.
The entertainments will comprise
BOLD and GRACEFUL H0RSEMASHlP
by the principal members Of the Troupe.
Varied and Elegant GYMNASTICS,
Comic and Dramatic Scenes
Acrobatc and Athletic Displays
Feats of Muscular Power and Skill, &c.
For details Of winch read Programme of the evening
The performances will be accompanied bya superb OR
CELESTIAL BAND led by the celebrated musicians,
Messrs. ADAMS and PARSONS.
Admission the Boxes and Parquet 25 cents Pit l21
cents, Private Boxes, so cents
AFTERNOON ENTERTAINMENTS
will be given on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS for
the convenience of families, which days liberal
mutation will be made for the admission OF School Children,
when ACCOMPANIED hy their teachers.
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W.--ELECTION
II NILAinEp q !.

II NUMBEH.-AUITfNIIU FONIHATIS OF FItANh
PIERCE and of LOUIS NAPOLEON BONAPARTE.
CoNTENTs-Frsnk Pierce and Major General Scott; Cir
cassia; Campaigns OF Charles Albert and of the Repub-
cans The Spaniards Havana and the Win Washing
ton Our Foreign Relatons-The Champion and Webster
Project Personal Narrative Of Louis Schlesnger of Ad
in Cuba and Ceuts continued Napoleon the Lit
tie by Victor Hugo with portratl Republican Sketches
Press Religion Mr. Brownsons Cathocity end his Repub
hcanism; The Great Dead-Daniel Webster.
Published at Democratic Review Office, No. 10 Broad
way New-York. and at ell the Booksellers
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MRS TUTHILLs NEW WORK for

NRS. IUTHIILs NEW WUkk Tor
NlGIRLS-CHARLES SCRIBNER publishes this day
QUEER BONNETS, or Truthfulnes and Generosity.
book ior Girls BY Mrs L. C. Tuthin vol just issued
LITTLE SlLVERSTRlNG, or Takes and Poems Tor the
Young By Wm. O Bourne | vol, with engravings
c,rs work OF tales and POEMS 6r the youre I've Bnen
The author w,es pleasantly checu and with end TO the
mara el~yainu Of h.. readers rArthurs Gazette.
OUR FIRST MOTHER vol. Price s. cents
THIS vos undoubtedly aBd Sabbath School L.
hrares fsne- snd though especially adapted 70
cordially cOEeniej lover Of squad
Biblical instruction REV d. Nasinn~
ARCHIBALD CAMERON or Heart Trials. l vol.
pnce IS cents
1T aboupds the touching and heart rcndns details
while il deeply imbued with the spirit of earnest piety
II written in agreeable STYLE and NAV be read BY per-
sors of any with profit"
BRAGADOCIA a book for Boys and Girls. BY Mrs. L.
G Tuthill vol. with engrsyings
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eperiat Notices.

NEw-Yoxx, "Wednesday, Oct. a. 1852
~ Notfce.-Iu accordepce With the recommendation
} City Authorities and a. testirney Of respect for
sss nem6y Of DANIEL WEBSTER, The following Ma
In> Insursnce Companies viii close tbeir Offices TOM0R-
ROW ct I'm; ..,,,. 5000,
-" THF ATLANTIC MUTUAL INSURANCE CO..
BY WALTER r. jones' President
THE SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE CO,
BY A. Il. NELSON, President
THE MERCANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.
By ELwooD WALTER, President.
THE NETWORK MUTUAL INSURANCE CO,
BY j. b. SATTERTHwAITE, President.
THE ASTOR MUTUAL INSURANCE co,
By ZEBEDEE Cook, President
THE UNION MUTUAL INSURANCE Co,
BY JOAN II. TAPPAs, Vice-Presdent
THE COMMERCIAL MUTUAL INSURANCE CO,
BY A. b. HOLMES, Viee-Pregdent.
THE GENERAL MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.
BY ALFRED OGDEN, Presidents
THE ATLAS MUTUAL INSURANCE CO,
BY A. III. OsGooD, Vice-Presdeut-
THE NETWORK FIRE AND MARINE ms. CO.
By O IL ZONES. President.
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NEW ENGLISH GRAMMAR for

~ II w II ~ VI II - II " II "A VI VI n IL ioi
IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ANGLAISE, d'a-
pres lie syseme GOlendorf rusage des Frlncals. Par
Charles Badois. One neat vol limo. Price 81. hey to
do. 81 cents
In this short and concise Grammar the author presents all
the rules and doms necessary for attaining speedy and
practical knowledge OF the language twill be found 10 be
Just what required for Frenchuen 10 learn English, for in
thirty Lessons they can with good master and proper dill
gence acquire enough make themselves soon understood
ID. A. Co have lately published 49, - -
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GUIDE TO AUSTRALIA-Compile by
~ BEHTRAM FABIAN from valuable English Works
Price 571 For sale by q. r. HUGHES Co. No. 80
West-st.
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rS- q. of a.. A.-The members of the U. Of U. A. are
invited TO attend Newly Chapter corner of Grove and
Hudsonsis on FRIDAY EVENING, Oct ~, at 2. O'Clock
An Grafton will be delivered by Brother Hon. DAVID =.
WHEELER. WIN. Is. MECH, G. &.
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LAST OF THE SEASON.-'The last free excursion Tor
the this beautiful place, viii take place on SAT
URDAY NEAT, the 3oh INST Cars will leave South Ter
~ Brooklyn, IL A. M and returning will leave Cla-
renceyile at L. NJ To those desuous of visiting this
place aud of securing choice location this viii be the last
opportunity ths Tickets Of charge, may be OBJ
tanned OF ID. I. MACFARlAN, General Agent, No Mas
saust, between NJ aud z. NJ, other agents
OF the property.
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o. Political Printing.-Ready for the Rush!
in order meet the extraordinary demands for Political
Printing for the coming election, BAKER, GODWIN&
CO., Propnetors of THE GREAT METROPOLITAN
STEAM PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, Tribune Build
bgs will keep their OFFICE OPEN EVERY NIGHT
until after the I'd Of November The immense of work
IN the shape of Newspapers, Speeches Pamphlets, Circu
krr Bills Posters, Tickets &c. &C, printed at this office
daring the past week. has served TO show the unequaed
fsciltes OF this Mammoth Establishment and should con-
vince all who require Political other Printing in the
snowy and effective STYLE in double quick time" that
this is he place TO call.
We have splendid assortment Of Designs for all kinds OF
Bs including faithful portraits of the Presidential Cand-
dates and also supply original engravng if DESIRED IN
few hours.
To be fully prepared for the campaign we have made ar
rsngerneus with several Bnderes TO cut and fold Pam
phes Tickets Circulars &C. and shall have several hun
,sd hands ready the largest and most urgent
orders.
Being fully ready for the rush invite orders
nom all parties and pledge ourselves to do all cantor the
benefit Of our friends and patrons.
BAKER, GOODWIN CO, Steam Printers,
Corner Nassau and Spuce-sts, entrance No Spruce.
Open every evening till after election.
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" Popular Lectures.-rhe Lecture-going citi,
the series will be delivered the Broadway Tabernacle,
THIS friday EVENING, 18th inst, by Prof AGASSlZ,
at o'clock subject-"The Graduation OF the Animal Ming
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Third Edition OF Hesdley's New Work,
WE LIVES of WINFIELD SCOTT and
Il ANDREW JACKSON. By J. T. Headley. l vol
NJORFIT's TANNING and CURRYING-

MORFIT's TANNING and CURRYING.-
Ay1 Now ready, The Arts Of Tanning, Carrying and
Leather Dressing theoretically and practically considered
in all their details Edited from the French Of j. de Fon
tenele and Malepeyre, with numerous enendatious
additions BY Campbell Morit Practical aud Analytical
Chemist Illustrated by 200 ensnyinss. In l vol royal
emo, price IS.
CONTENTS: The Dignity Of Labor, Tan and Tannin,
Gallo Acid, ExtIactve Tanning Materials, Oak Banks,
Barking of Trees, Methods Of Estnltlng the Tanning
Power of Asrngent Substances Tan Structure and Com
position Skin Different kinds of Skin suitable for Tan
ming Preliminary Treatment of Skins Tanning Process,
Improved Processes Vanguens Process Acceeratng Pro-
cesses Keaseleys Process, TurnbuHs Process Hb0ards
Patent Process Lepreurs Process Tanning with Extract
Of Oak bark Cattchu, Hemlock Tanning Tanning with
Myrtle Plant &C. &C. Engsh Harness Leather, Cali SKINS,
Goat and Sheep skins Horse Hides Bnck Wolf and Dog
Skins Buffalo or Grecian Leather, Russia Leather, Red
Skins Wsllachia Leather Mineral Tanning Texture and
Quality Of Leather and the Of discovering It's Defects
Tswng Hungary Leather Oiled Leather Tanning as prac-
tsed by the Mongo Tarts ShaEreen Parchment Leather
Bottles Tanning Of Cordage and Sail Cloth, Glazed or
Patent Leather Havorsons Process for rendering Hides
hard and transparent Curying Curyng Of Calf skins Cur
~ ne OF Goat Skins Red Leather, FAIR Leather Water
proof Dressing, Perknss Machine for POmmelllng and
Draining Leather, Splitting Shaving fcshng and Cleans
ing Machines Enclosing OF Leather, Cut-Dressing.
HENRY CAREY BAIRD. Publisher, Philadelphia
VIII be sent free Of postage to any part OF the United
States
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10 Veteran Corps Of the War of 1872, ~
aud 14-An adjourned meeting will be held THIS EVE
MING Headquarters No. 81 Lispenardst, at o'clock.
All who served IN that requested 10 attend.
BY order. NICHOLAS uAlGHT Colonel.
A. DAILY, Jr, Adiutant.
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DEVISED STATUTES of the STATE of
IL NETWORK. altered by subsequent legislation.
ogether with the unrepeaed statutory provisions Of
era nature passed from the of the the close
of the second session of the Legislature In 1881 arranged IN
tire of the Revised Statutes % which are added al
general passed during the session OF 1852
with references Judicial decisions IN relation TO these pro
and explanatory notes Fourth edition. Just pub
hshed and for sale by GEORGE n. BELL,
Bookscller and Stationer No. is NAsaust
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IT, R,n,gr,n, Intelligence ONCE and Labor

Exchange, Nos 25 and q Canalst- Newly ork-This
Office established by the Commissioners OF Emigration;
where ear always be found large numbers Of Laborer and
Servant very of aud can have
their orders ed by writing to the superintendent ana nd
amount necessary 10 the passage of the parties
required No fees charged TO employers
las FAGAN SUPERINTENDENT
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rTHE BEST ANSWER TO UNCLE TOMS
l. CABIN is the London Times Review. Pdce ceuts,
or 50 hundred. BUNCE & BROTHER,
No l34 Ssssau-st.
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NIARSH's COURSE OF BOOK-KEEP-

V1 ING-Ths and beautiful work printed in coors,
for sale the Authors Counting Rooms for the Practice of
Book. keep ping. No. 3O4 Broadway. Price. d 3.
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WvANTED-In the Office of Mechanics
Cost an0 Gonno.

EOUND-A small sum Of Money in Broad
I wsy The owner can have the by proving prop
erty and paying for this advertisement Apply at No "
brOadst.
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~ Veteran Corps of Heavy Artillcry-You
hereby ordered appear in full uniform Friday DC
tober 20 ~ O'Clock NJ the Battery, with Grape the
and hl attend the funeral parade OF the
late Honorable DANIEL WEBSTER. This Corps will
Ere minute guns on the Battery BY order of
RICHARD RAYNOR, Capt Comdt.
HENRY TOPPING, AdiutRnt
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re- PoIvg,ot Conyersazioni.-

~ PoIyglot onversaz ioni.-since there are now
many persons the City Of NewYok who have acquired
eas Of the modern languages proposed to ea6
hsh conversation in four Of these plan which 1t IL
hoped will the useful and tie agreeable For instance
every Monday Evening Lecture Of theequarters Of an
hour will be delivered in French literary subject
Those the audience who choose 70 do so can remain for
hour after the Lecture and converse in
goups about the room the language of the evening
eng Of pleasure the lecturer for the decision OF ell dis
puted points about and prOprety elegance
Of expression Itis hoped that those young ladies who wish
TO keep up the languages they learned at school will find
theee Lectures very agreeable mode Of doing and that
from the exercised in the sale OF tickets well from
the ownes tho terms the heads Of families will lind every
Involvement subscribe The tickets will be sold those
only who known the lecturer 10 the director to
person known TO them Thirty Lectures viii DO de-
hyered in each language at the rate Of one each week
LEcTURERs-Itallan, Prof 4. FORESTI; German, On
SCHRAMM; French, NJ. SYNONYM; Spanish, s. JUAN
BARCELO,
TrRMs-slo for each languages for two or more Of the
family, So Supplementary Tickets for friends of
subsribers 3 each Any young Lady escorted by
member of her family is of course entitled 10 free entrance
Tor her escort J. MAC MULLEN, Director.
Rooms corner Of Broadway and l1thst
Subscription lists at LOCkWOODS, No All Broadway,
ami at CROWEN'S, No. 500 Broadway.
First Lecture, MONDAY, Nov. l, TO commence at
o'clock
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~ Letters, orders Parcels Specie, Nc.,
received or the steamer BALTIC 70 sail on the SON. tor
yerpoo London and all parts Of Great Britain and Ire
Land INV LIVINGSTON, WELLS CO.,
No "a Broadway, \. Y.
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As good Cook, Washer and Ironer, or as
"A ChAmbermaid and to assist with washing by Pro-
young Woman; give the best of city reference
Apply at No. 2i8 Bowery, in the hosiery store.
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A S Cook, by competent Female, who has
~ best of city reference Call at No lo8 Mulberyst
IN the Can be seen for two days.
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~ Rich Paris Feathers-Just received and tor
sale by J. III. HOMER, No "a John-st
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A $ experienced Cook, by respectable mid
" in all its branches Also by very experienced young
Woman Chambemaid and Waitress; three years refer
euce TO her late employer. Apply at No. 10 TDary-st
Brooklyn.
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"ANTED-One or two thoroughly compe-
tent Agcuts to labor for the introduction in Colleges
Academies Schools &C. Of sries of books, already essab
hshed the standard works their Department. and hsv-
ing sale many times larger than any similar WORKS Those
having experience in teachng or Acquaintance among
educators or short the very first need ony
apply. Address postpaid Box 9io Postoniee, witnr~
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broadway THEATER-E.A A. MARSHALL,
10 sole Lessee-THIS EVENING Oct -, win be per
formed SHANDY MAGUIRE.
Shandy Mcguire. u. Williams Dick. Mrs. F. Conway
THE PILGRIM OF LOVE
Pat...... Nh. b. Williams Nancy. Mrs Il. Williams
OUR GAL.
Edward Mason. SAndford Mehetabe. Mrs b. Williams
Doors open at Il Boxes and Parquet Soc;
Family and Upper Circles 25c Private Boxes 20 and 50
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~ New-York Historical SocIcty.-As becom-
occasion the character of the Historical Society
pursuance of the written request of several of its
bers and accordance with the presumed feelings OF all
there vii, be Special Meeting of the Society Rooms
IN the University, SATURDAY S0th inst at O'Clock,
M TO testify its Of the loss which the country has
sustained IN the death of DANIEL WEBSTER, and to
honor his memory L. BRADISH, President.
Ete RacordinR
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A S Cook, or to do general homework, by a
n respec able Girl Cooks place preferred Best ofcity
reference can be given Call at No l75 East lths Can
be seen for two days Call in the store.
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CIGNOR POZNANSKI. Pupil of Rossini,

~ lafey OF LONDON fespeSttaiy announces 70 tnr lso'
and gentlemen Of hls arrival here with the IN
teuton of establishing hseh N has profession teacher
of SINGING Sisaor P0ZNANSAl'S Rooms are At No. ~
Chsmhersst where he DC seen from bo l. oelock NJ
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A TIDY, SMART, CLEAN GIRL wants a situation
~ - Cook Is hfsfate Washer and lroner and good
Baker of bread biscuit and pies thoroughly clean
want that understands her business Has good reference
from her place Cell at No So Amos ct, corner OF Fac
tory second floor back room Can be TIL engaged.
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WANTED-A frst-rate job Compositor.
w Apply at BILLINGS TAYLOR AIKMANe,
No Parkplaee. Also, two Music Compositions
WANTED-A smart intelligent Boy, 10 or
w Is years of age, in q retail Temperance 0rcesry-
store ore acquainted with the business. Apply Upper
Morrisania or address SHERWOOD, Tribune Once.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29
Wants.

4 : Cook, or TO do general homework, BY
~ respectable Woman who produce the best city
washer and iIOner, and can bake well Apply AZ No Co
lumba-st Brooklyn, between Joraemon I'd state-sts