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4 ) Cook, by a respectable young Woman
VINO IND. r.tsflds Vastly a-d bakas good Washer
1hg Ironef and = well recommended from Der lat place.
seen iCr two Gsys.
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NEW EDITION of SHAKSPERE-HAZ
~ LIFTS CABINET RDITION.-CHAS s. FRAN.

~ LIFTS CABINET EDGTION.-CHAS. 8 FRAN
CHS 4 Co have row ready
TIE WORKS OF SHAKSPERE, from the text OF
Jol nson stevens and Reed ed ton including the
Poems ard Doubtful Plays, with Gossral Notes Life,
etc. by William Hszlilt, 81 Complete in fye volumes
neatly ound in CLOTH { 80. THIS edition of ShaSspere
Will be found to be the most readable and the time
compact edition yet issued-prnted good paper aud
clear, readable type.
New Juvenile oks ready:
THE NURSERY GIFT. Plain, % cents; colored 81
SSTtR MARY'S STOR rs ABOUT ANIMALS. 62ic.;
finely colored, sic color. q and gilt 81.
MRS. HOLLANDS MORAL TALES 75cents.
The TRAVELS on ROLANDO. Translated by Miss
Aiken Beautifully illustrated. 81 gilt, Il B.
PAUL AND VIRGINIA. New edition, finely illustrated,
large tyre vol GIno. 62c. gilt, Bic, morocco 81
RASSELAS, PRINCE OF ABYSSINlA Same style
ard prCes.
MRS. LEICESTER's SCHOOL. By Charles and Mary
Lomb SEC.
TIE GOOD GRANDMOTHER. By Mrs. Holland.
SEC
TIE BARBADOS GIRL. by Mn. Holland. $50.
HINTS FOR HAPPY HOURS, Or ADJUSTMENTS
FOR ALL ACES. 63c.
THE SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON. new edition IN
I vol cCunpCfe without abrldgInent.
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NEW BOOK-THE BRACHIAL TELE-
N GRAPH, by Capt Jenks TINS ros ingenious. use
l and simple w0rk Is row rady for delivery 10 tne tT@ls
80 Arears generally. Published BY
N'- ~ HENRY SANDERS co, No. 2 Wsnen-st.
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4 ; COOK, by a Woman who perfectly under
deIs' ines 5er business TIE beet CT references b.
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DIssOLyING VIEWS of AUSTRALIA

hlSSOLNING VIEWS OF AUSTRALIA
fFor Sale or 10 Let on Hire to responsible party,
Grand Doramc Exhibition OF the Gold Regions Cites ard
Hsbors Of Australia IL comprises The most powerful oxv-
bydroen apparatus introduced into this country win
patent lets clocks and object glasses and between
So and 30 Paintings OF Australian Scenery executed from
oxv.hvdroccn hght fst class Exhibition Of very novel
and interesting character For particulars address (pos pad)
'. A rROUr, No 10 Bcacii-st, Nashingtonst bostoh'
Mass
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BIRTHPLACE AM

AVA HOUSE = AAHSHFIELD-G. p. PUTNAM
20. val publi'h next week in ere handsome volume,
square dvO. n vsr;ons Style OF ele~snt bind ng.
lHE HOMES Or AMERICAN AUTHORS. comprs-
ing AnCodos Personal md Descriptive Sse.-hrs by E
neui Writer profus y and 7Tsuddy Ilus-rsi with En-
gTayIns steel wood and stone.
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Aiuacal Director
PROGRAMME.

PROGRAMME
PART /.
Overture, Martha, Fun Orchestra. Fl1toT
2 Duetio, " o Ia Bella lmmant uente,n from Betty.
sung by Sig San giovanni and Sig Revere. DouZet
y. Cavatna from Norma. " Casts Diva" sung By
NINE. ALBONI ard Male and Female Chorus. .Belini
.. lie SlseIne are vance de Bcri0t, performed On
the Violin by NILE. CAMILLE UBSO. ....... BersOt
D. Eomsrza "Anch 30 Provai." from Luc-eza
BoTga sung by sig SangovanHi. Donizetti
g. Rondo, from Italiana in Aigeu, "Pensa ALA
Idfld. NOE NJ
Surg (frst time) by NINE. ALBONL
T. Overture. "Sradera" Orchestra .Flotow
2. Second Concert Poke. for Piano frst time
performed by Master W. SaaT his irst appear
bilCt WIS season. " v ~ dl1fs
Q. DuCitO from the Barber DUnIue 10 SON. sung
by 81 Revere and NINE ALBOSl .Ross.ni
10 Souvenir de Belni. Fantasia Tor Violin, per-
foimed by MILE GAMBLE IRSO. ..........Artot
H. Grand Chorus from Lombard
T. Grand Variations sung b. NINE ALBONI..... Rhode
Tickets, 81 RcEerved Seats, g.
On Monday the Reserved Seats viii be sold aud Tues
day, the Dollar Tickets viii be disposed Of with ;ne Re
served Seats which may remain from Moalsys sale. 81
NJ sas William Hall Sons Music Store, 299 Bro d~ey.
Doors open htGl O'Clock Concert NJ O'Clock
The Grand Piano from the esabsLmeut Of NJ. Cisxcr
ing.
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~ To our BrOoSIyn Fricnds.-Hon. HORACE
NAM T.. r. WHPPLE, HENRY WARD BEECHER,
I'm HUDSON, T. STARR MING, and HENRY GILES,
will commence their ofPopular Lectures IN the Hall
Of tie Brooklyn tue (bu independent of the reg liar
Institute Course next IT. ESDAI EVENING, at7t o'clock
such an array admirable lecturers rarely found IN
course For tickets apply Immediately at the usual places
or 20 the Treasurer A. l.. STIMSON, No 10 Wal-st.
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WANTED-A German Girl, to cook, wash
w ard ron Tor small family. She must know how 4,
milk. strong active. willing girl who unle,ands her
ply between 10 and L. A. ". az No. 81 East iythst "a
! east Of Br-slway.
WANTED-AM atron, in a large school for
w hoyA Any Woman coupetent 70 M the place, who
nav deare IT, can es.n Ps5'eusrs % esae on aFs 81
erces VIII b. gwen ara required.
WTANTED-A young Woman as Chamber
W maid and wafr,ss in sprvatc family Must aud -
stand her work vel and be accustomed 70 tee above Also
she must b tidy end neatoOSing girl No others necd
apply. No. KS West lith-st-. near 1thsy.
NANTED-As Chambernaid and Seam
w stress. Enslish Scohh Woman Apply at No.
l. W assinGton square.
NANTED-A young Protestant Girl 10 10
w general hous wor. IN snail family Best of refer
soelocf s-''''' - y - ''' - ''''' '''' ~
WANTED-AG Girl to do general homework
w City reference required. Apply % No u Hcnyst-
Brooklyn.
WANTFD-Washng Has no objection 10
DO single Gentlemen sor Faaes mi VII do z a9st
No.:;9 lst-ay- hctw, N 18th and ljthsts
WANTS-A large number of Servants,
,ity orcourt va. FERRIES Agency No. D1,ne-st near
them
4 FRENCH LADY desires 10 enter a school
"A private family Teacher OF the French language,
or to etntCud the education Of young ladies' She would
also be siad 10 private lessons She exhibit the
best i,n0nias having been educated n Pars aud CON
neccd with The bs schools in NewlorN. Address Miss
ROSE No. 81 Wa.ker-st.
4 YOUNG WOMAN of good reference.
II whose business from homo during he " wishes
70 get Poard respectable Guet Protestant family;
odcrate; location 6ti-ev and Ieth-st Ad
dress \. II. r. Union-sqUarc Pcst-Ofice-
A FULL ASSORTMENT of carefully Sc
~ lected Servants wanting employment at c.
MAsON'S Offices, Nos $50 Broadway and iij Bowery
Plenty of Men ard Boys on hand.
4 MEMBER of Union Theological Seminary
L and graduate Of Yale Cole desires few hours
ployment either private tutor teacher IN semi
nary the vicinity. Testimonials from President Woosey
aud others ifreQuired. Address No 81 Union Seminary
A WELL EDUCATED YOUNG MAN, IA
~ German II old, wishes TO learn he Lhograph
En- craving husinc copperpate ngavng preferred
Gail or address II. ENGELBERT Architect, No 90 Mas
sau-st.
DOY WANTED-Ina Wholesale Dry Goods
1I Store Salary $50 the first year, Address JOHNSON,
Box Ne. Isl Post-Once.
DOY WANTED-T0 learn the arc of Wood
40 Engraving II years of age. Also to learn
the of EleotroypIg about the age Stereotype
'N's"oi ""H'0"' %NPF'i II toCrrvN ", 81 I,h,.,
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OPINIONS or THE PRESS
MIR Loirg has vhoe o1on' lar rom mat ne ms
orfed i NJ charaeter.c passages om each such -
r,hi he tone of feeling prevalent ~ IN i'1 ~ m nc -
hafp powers T. the orator.. IhfNeHt YUM
Iboasands nd thousand. vii read his vok years hence when
tie hand which pene the mind which we'd sni executed
tie taxi have passed awsy. app e ~
vaaab historical material . here coi~c'ei nd
arraufcd, with happy effect. LC"i-reS .hoiiii
hls
brought :, ether my LterAy World
ms bob - proud monument Of ability can be rel ed in
.rr o,t..r ,.v IN ne WORLD fC0m aNh.
work Of Mr. Lorns r vs'ahlr contribution TO The m'ioy
O. Bostorr Sew ElgiauI Gai AM HIT RS .ier.
~ L. "A will b. coveted uuy Boston boy, but by
every % New England descent throughout the lan
1--WE doubt vlche thee another city he world ~h,ch coll
hfvr afforded material iof tt b volume Canfdss 'h"rt
We vura interest and e "a
tai importance historical reference" tsaen ltesisier
SO prys.c Or public library should considered pe with
out tory Of Nj Iorns's Orators ui R1' Iscaouff Aus
cord commend - volume, roi ony 20 bo-tnir- ' ID
al vioove 20 &C. ievoIronary IlyA Boston fo.i
=" has teen COMPLIED W.T. Gaze aud 'on rs ich i,a cu'
Iii. voure +, Of the creates, interest to Bosteain'
Tie work evccs great amount Of hor ami GOOD taste
fWa'chfn @ and Rsa'ctof
There - n,e ths volume the cam p Boston
te Honorable ct e Athrn' Of rrt than We nav ohh
the and al above meLocry - aef 70 IT, poaa
ol fPliie ghn B1.lc'l
lite ore a the books OF the and - drs
lined 10 in interest sr tie years pas b. -
To the horoesrser editor anl the general -gd'nt the
worl rs irdr rcn-rble'" Tyler Herald
profi,n OF historical aud soc extending over
penod giy fTurH sou1 mi amusing "a n i o
many flr Mas mi hts Of cuown y L ir''lh
..Werart uit a. valuable Li-iornl wok and which III
Amq,nn-, and a.y a. Bosoilan~ d' ~til iop t'
Christian !sessirf
me- fact 20 The history OF the
county ,.s,.. ro Jay .l9 pm itr
Published by JOHN p. JEWETT Co, Nos II Gui 10
COrnliill. and for sale by all Bookseller
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ng odosi Personal md Descriptive sss,-ho BY Ei-
nen Writer profus y and splsnddy Iusrlsd with En-
cravings On steel wood and stone.
o. swell
Everetts Library ...........H Billings. J RODGERS.
PonIait o. ashngion Irving. c MAtin.. IF. HLpin.
Iryir s's Reriderce Srun-sIir. " r MITer.H jordan
BryLut's Re.denee. Rosfvn..W r. Mn ri b. Forres. .
hounahlll, hothanp;yn. .Daeuer tyPeJ 4. Rol1h
X. sasne o, X II Dam. 81 Y liant
Rdeuce oi Mas c " .Sedgwck.
POrrt q. J Feninoro CoopeT.. D guertype.H B. Hall
PORN. o. O. Edrsld everett " Stag chimney
nI.ar,i rou.. a. CoPeord b E EgTre'
CAGE Hone. am5r1 se.h bil1nSs..'s. v Hum
Portrait Of n. HawthoTne.....C. g. ThomP ,,,
Havthorne's Home. Concord W K Miller ba;he.
Webster House. Msr,hfed. .Dagren'type.H. B. Hal
kernefy BesiGeuce .......D Hs TT er.W. l. Ornsby
Lowells Houle. Canbr.dge IL Billings Nv. L. Ornsby
Audabon's Residence ....WRMillcI. R:eha -dsOn Cox
Irvir s RdeEct, tD'lNlew
SleeIy HOl Ow.............. -
Rustic 6hfe az Sunuysiie...
Prescott House At Nh M. Gndorue:stor
Boston,. -
Coopers House Wes;cAes-
ter COuntv........... Richards.
p rfh Place of Everett. Or gilal Sketch
Acot's Sumner House wv. r. Miller.
nh-place Of Prof Long
TIE Old Mans Of Concord w. r. Miller.
B nh.p1oe ofDan'l Welstcr.C. Lanman....
AIMS Of the Lowell Family ................ - -
FAC-sfMiLEs MANUSCRIPTS.
Audubon. Journal in Canada.
Irving. .kuicker5Ocker.
BRYANT. ..............The Post"
Bancroft. story Of the United States NolV
Dann.................D Dome stic Life.
Prescott ............. @ uqut s. OF Peru.
Sedew lCk ............ New england Tale.
Cooper. gfeemtnt tor Spy"
Everett. .Oraton at Siblos
Fme non ............. Mature.
Sinms...............Th The Sword and Dstsf
IOneielow ......... Midnight Mass
Hawthorne standardization "Od Manse.r
Wetster. Orat on az the Capitol
Kennedy. ............ Horseshoe Robinson.
Lowe l...............Fa Fable for Critics.
lis beautiful work OF presents many now features OF
interest It's illustrations steel and wood print
TINS udIrg tlC-sines OF manusc alto sether
numbeIig htyGre cutcd in the hghes style OF excel
lCncc The literary department of the WORK. conr buted
by the writer's Of country exh bits
Of the domestic retreats of American authorship,
accompanied with cdota uede tleir literary his
tory.
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~ 81 Andrews S0ciefy.-The regular preparatory
meeting Of the ST. Andrews Society OF the State OF New
York will be held at the Metropolitan Hotel (Nbos q AZ
5en) on THURSDAY EVENING the 18th inst, at Z!
o'clock. JOHN STEVENSON MAXWE ELL, Sec'y.
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rE- PoIyelol Lectnres.-Lectures in Italian. Ge

~ POIyRlOI Lectufess-Leclufes % II4.lgn; OgI'
man French and Spanish, by Professor FOREST, DR..
sCHRAMM, NJ SIMONlN, and Sr JUAN BARCELO,
,vtry MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and
THURSDAY EVENING at O'Clock, at the Rooms No $40
Bowey five doors above BOnds Single tickets % cents
so tickets for $40. Each ticket admits gentleman and
AIDES J. MACMULLEN Director Tickets may be had
At Lockwoods No All Broadway; at CrOweu's, No Jg)
Broadway and Evans Britain No. 6I Broadway, well
~ a the door.
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/ AIDES wishing their Dresses cut and fitted
in the best style Of the their residences by
unerrng mathematical rules which received diploma OF
the American Institute FAIR viii please call address
Bfrs WRIGHT No Thompson-st. The art also taught in
a hours.
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% Special NOlice.-The Special Committee of the
Common Council having determined that Obse lucs, in hon
or Of the amented DANIEL WEBSTER late Secretary Of
State Of the United States Of America shall be observed IN
this city On the 10th inst by Civic and Military Process
mon 10 be composed Of the Military and the different Or
dos Societies and Citizens Of NewfOrk, and others who
may unite with thcm take this occasion TO extend most
spectiu and invitation TO elowcitzens gene
ruly and the different Orders Societies Trades Associa
tion Fire Departments of the Cities of New York Jersey
City, Wemsburgh, and also of the adjoining Towns and
COunis unite in this testimony OF respect TO the Illus
uous and that all Orders Societies and Associations
ndDg cooperate be requested TO communicate 70 the
Committee or before FRIDAY next at O'Clock, 7. NJ,
at Room No. City Hail. in order that the necessary
may be male carry out the ceremonies OF the
day IN appropriate manner.
RescIted INA; no banner bearing political devices n-
scriI ticDs shall be admittedin the procession.
e. mmte the part OF the Committee on the part OF the
Boa nd of Aldermen Board Of Assist. Adem n
THOMAS J. BARR ISAAC o. BARKER
VIM j PFCK THOMAS WHEELAN,
ABRAHAM MOORE, HELMUS NJ. WELLS,
JACOB +. OAKLEY, JOSIAH w. BROWN,
JOHN BOYCE, EDWIN BOUrON,
o. w STT RELEVANT, JOSEPH ROGERS,
RICH Il. COMPTON, JONATHAN TROrFER
President President.
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NO PENCu-CAsE MAKERs.-In conse.

ITO PENCII-CASE MAKERS.-ln conse-
i quence Of the song 10 Australia very large
aud valuable of Pencil CGse Tools will be offered a. pub
hc auction, the factory tho oil So1th 4h ana
Erest Jersey City, occupied by the late h oil snth,
Dnrroy Co. on Thursday Nov. 10, 1882 uhess sooner
disposed OF at private sae. Among the tool 0ns OF
the best Damesk Machines used IN thus country,
and also another eng for engine turning penih BAR
res of any shape and axe, possessing very rapid
motion Lahes with turning tools aud chIch complete
DIswing Plates and Mandrils OF ali sizes aud pfterns
of toos for manuiucturns pencil cases AID all IN per-
feet ords r. Yves never offered for sale AID as one OF
the rurt any embark In the
business Should any DO DESTROYS of purchasing tbs
whole lot they will be disposed of az very low rats And
az The tools are all still arranged their proper fixtures and
In working order favorable opportunity has neyer
hcen uf red any DESTROYS TO commence business rhs
shop in which the tools arranged also DO hret
az a very reasonable rent.
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"ANTED-A young Protestant Girl 70 10
w general hous work In small iiny. Best II refer
epce required Apply 81 No. ~ Hsurys', b'trcen and
3o'clock.
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DHILHARMONIC SOCIETY - Eleventh
L Season-The First Concert Of this Season viii take
place on SATU EDAl EVENING, November Is, 1872, at
NIBLO'S SALOON. Conductor Mr. T. Elsted Applications
fortckcts Ac received by Mess Schar nbeTg LUIS No
as Broadway, and Mr. L. h. Wezel No 23 Fulton-st,
Brooklyn. BY order nc. TlMM, President
/ L. ENSIAN Secretary.
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DOY WANTED-To learn the arc of Wood
40 Engraving II years Of age. Also one to learn
the Of Eleotroyprg about the age Stereotype
Fuisher wanted. Apply to
A. H. JOCELYN, No. Ga John-st
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A 5 Cook, by respectable young Woman.
4 sud 70 ISIS, ia washing Tiorou-Lly under sands
her busnes coosnx and baking Has ne best of city ref
ereuce. Cal al No. 6 4th-av.
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a 5 Cook, by respectable Woman, wio un-
4 dersands baking and cooking in AZ branches The
test OF city reference gwen. To be ,or days APP
Ply a. No la@ othav, between llth and lshsts the
Bookstore.
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nrMercanliIe Library Associntion.--THACK-

Trays NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO Mr. Tnacseray's
,oune Of SIX Lectures the Engish Humorous Writers
dOueen Anes Reign viii be received the BoOkstOr-s
GHessrs. &. ;. FRANCIS x Co., end EVANS q BRIT
IAN and tie Rooms OF the Library Subscribers laad
fenteTs only vi be entitled 10 reserved saats TOR tho
so1ne Pnce OF Tickets; To members, 81; to non-men-
yrs IS. Members subscriptions received only at the
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- Popular Lectures The Tabernacle
re1ue.-LDWIN L. MHIPPLE, Esq, Of Boston, will
S6yer the Lecture, 18th OF the seres WEDNES
pIY EVENING, Nov. TO- It O'Clock. Subject" Tne
Irslsh Mind" Tiekets = cents Gentleman and Lady
"a enis TO be had At the Bookstores and Al the door
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boy WANrED-Ina Wholesale Dry Goods
t' Store Salary $50 the first year Address JOHNSON,
Box No. Isl Post-Ofce.
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W1OOD's MINSTREL HALL, No. 4ii
vTHE BRYAN GALLERY of CHRISTIAN

Il ART, containing senes OF authentic tNnilhSS ~
the most celebrated artists, chronological order, from
Guido de Sienne (AD 1921 down TO Horace Vernet, Is
now Optn for exhibition at the Society Library Rooms from
DAM. to PM, and u to 81 Pm. Admission . cents
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rTHE HUNDRED ORATORS; Or, The

il Lives and Times Of Eminent Patriots and Poiticans
The Hundred Boston Orators appointed by The Mn cpal
Authorities and other Public Bodice from mo 70 s52com
prsne Historical GleannPs illustrating the Principles and
Progress Of Republican Institutions By james spear
LoTing. Price, 81 %.
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WANTED-As Chambermaid and Seam
w stTess Enslsh Scotch Woman Apply az No.
l. " ashing ;on-squsTe.
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WANTED-A German Girl to cook. was,
w ard ron Cor small family. She must know how ID
milk srrng active. willing giri who unley,ands he,
busness Will good and good trea,rent Al
ply between 10 and l. A. ". No. 81 East igthsi "a
east Of Brrslwav
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CERNANTS.-Respectable Servants. AMI only

NEKN ANIS.-RespectabIr NtrNanIS, MI OILY
- such. always at MORRIS'S Office, No. 81 Broadway
corner of Rcade-s THIS Office admits only tidy girls and
none without good recommendations from former places
On hand today, English (excelen) Cook aud Laundress
German HousemaIds Seamstress and Nurse. Protestant
Irish Chamber and Waiting maids and hrstcass General
Servants
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TTNO GROCERS.-For sale, the Stock and
Fixtures together with Leas, of a retail 0rccery
located in ihcsy settled part OF the city, and dont
fsfrate business To any ptrson des rous oi easns 10
the business the above opportunity oilers ndncemenis sol
dom be met with. For further particulars, address
GROCER, Broadway Post-Once.
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4 YOUNG WOMAN of cood refcrence.

~ German II old, wishes learn the Lithogaph
n En- craving busnc coppeTpate ngavng preferred
Cali address II. ENGELBERr. Architect, No. 90 Mas
sau-st.
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-TUE ADVERTISER il

NJ n " u " 'I'O'Tt IIItFF-
eat in valuable inyo mi 10 person who ks
business ItrcQuIes the att nton Of than one, and
holds the pros OF ample fort 10 all whl may
be Interested Address Boa No. 3O2i Lower Post-Ohce
stating real
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INFORMATION WANTED-JU CON
liners LETT Rathdowney Queens County, ireland, onthe
10th of June las. and the following day left Liverpool IN
the ship Queen Of the West for Newly OrN which,
nothing has been heard from her. Her mother BEPSEf
CONNERS Of Cucnns nj, would he most thankful for any
nf,rr aiion from her Address BETSEY CONNERS. Gin
ciunati, Ohio, OF THOMAS TUCKER, Wocester, Mass.
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NOTICE-To Profession

M y and ANIAI EIh LfiUHAL sINTEh0.--hAiF.
SOATAG'S CONCERTS.-L and Gentlemen DESTROYS
Of joining the Choral Department OF these splendid Musical
Festivals will please 70 call al the Store Of WIN HALL
SON No so Broadway, where all particulars may be OBJ
taintd
Parties intending 70 join will please write their names
ard addresses the Choral Book the Store Appca-
tons by letter viii be attended The Concerts commence
on the I'd mat. Immediate application is Necessary.
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BUSINESS WANTED-By a Young Man,

RININFN0 WIN IU-DY Young HdII,
NJ who devote t but few hours IN the after part
of FIVE days each week and all OF Saturday II necessary.
He is attending school and wishes business OF
Kind for the purpOe OF supporting himself He would
prefer something permanent but IS willing TO do job bust
that does not require long time 10 learn. lie az ac.
quaiutel tn retail tie in business Could serve copy
ISL collector sc. Cell addrcss MARTIN, No. hob
Broadway.
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&1O 0O0 PARTNER WANTED
D lU.NlO. WIN AZ nnt III = amnnnt of canilsL

10 take the place OF retiring partner on h LIST day OF jan
nary neNt in Importing and Jobbing House OF Silk Rib
hons and NJ llncry Goods dong iifstrato bus An
communications strictly confidential Address IMPORTER,
NC,y-York City.
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XVESTERN LAW BUSINESS.-An agent
w vii leave this city about Nov TO- FOR few woeks
iourpey IN Michigan on Real Estate business Any
wishas collections detes examined or perfected or
other law business attended toether in Michigan and the
III ON ng country or the thther make very
syorabls arrangement that effect by applying to BENZ
v ABBOTT, Any. and Councillor, No Haaover-st Sd
s,cy.
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DROADWAY THEATER-E. A. Marshall

I'D Sole Lessee.-THIS EVENING, Nov. g. win be per-
formed the new play Of - -
Duke de Rchelieu Conway Gabrielle Nj Julia Dean
Cbeyaie Aubigpv Bland Marclisness. Nine Ponisi
MARRIED AND SETTLED
Mr. Box. Nh. w Davdge Mr. Cox ...... Mr.. Whiting
Mrs Box Mrs Vernon Mrs Cox ... Mrs j. Seton
Door open O'CLOCK peItormances colnmence az IL
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MAYORS OFFICE NEwYoRE, Nov. g. 1852
~ Notice il hereby given thar the Order directing
The Extension OF the Qua Regulations for vessels
this port from ports South of Cape Henlopen IS
hereby dissolved and discontinued.
Given under my hand and official seal on the day and
year above written. A. G. kINGSLAND, Mayor.