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Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1852-11-13

Ia We saw few days since at Leuty's Ho-
tel, a YAM PoTATo, weighing six pounds, pre-
scented to the very clever Proprietors, by Mr..
Levi D. DoDsoN, Of MMinn. Old Roane was
able to take number of Premiums at the Ga.
Fair, and we believe she can beat this What
say you, farmers of old Roane? Yes, here it is
Just at hand, and a real buster it isl We have
not weighed it, but we are inclined to think it is
"some punkins." 1t is magnificent YAM meas
urin : 219 inches in circumference. presented to
us by JAMES JOHNSON, EsQ,a clever substan-
tial farmer of this vicinity, who, by she way
takes our paper and pays for it in advanced
VANS are saggestir-they remind one of
good catin5-and that again invariably reminds
all who have tried LEUTY's HOTEL, of the ele-
giant fare at that Housed We would say to
those who love good eating to spenti'a day with
our friends, REYNOLDS & LEUTY. ain we say,
old Roane against five States, for kjor cat
tie and hor5es-5ig Vans rood -oae
Pretty going lady, and a-clever EafEz
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1852-11-13

new Whir paper in Tennessee, which promises
to be an able auxiliary to the Whir cause in
that patriotic State. 1t is published in Loudor,
in East Tennessee, is called the FIRE. Press, is
Gle rantv printed, and is edited by Two BaIEN.
From the ability displayed in the Introductory
address, and the editorials of its first number,
we anticipate that it will prove valuable advo-
cate of Whig principles.-Nat;ondt htelttgencer.
Tie "Loudoa Fee Press."-This is the title
of another new Whig paper Just started at Lou
don. Roane county, in this State. The first
number shows it to be one Of the neatest and a
blest edited weekly papers in the State. 1t is
edited bv JOIN W. O'BaTEN, Est. and published
by Messrs. J. w. & SAMUEL B. O'BaTEN. Lou
don is situated on the Tennessee river at the
crossinr of the Dalton and Knoxville Railroad,
and althou n a town of ye5teria is already
Aourishinr ''like the green hay tree!" Success
to vor. Messrs. O'Bren-Nemphis Eagle d. En-
qniror.
The "Io,.don r re Press" is the name ola
new paper established ut the town of London,
Roane county. bv John W. & Samuel B. O'Brien,
the former occupying the editorial tripod. The
Free Press is printed on new type, and presents
an Gle ant TYPO ,raphical appearance. 1t sop-
ports Scott and Graham ably and ener getically.
We bespeaI for the enterprise abundant success.
-NusfrHe True Wig.
Jop,'o7 r ,o p esS-Ts the NAM GA po' tic
a paper. publ she'd weekly at LoJd1n, Ten
by !. W. & Sam'l B. O'Brien. We have upon
our table the No. Ofvol.l 1t is a neat paper.
n d from tie tnow'ed e we have Of the m
who stand at the helm, we believe it will be tr~e
to its prime p'es.-1Hericdn Pefbyfer an.
Hprrab far TnnrssoN-l new Scott raNcr
his been started at on on, Il M, by Nr. J. W.
O,Brien, the former partuer OF the celebrated,
eccentric and erratic 'Parson Brownlow. 1t
goes for Scott and the viii cause with Will
Manchester IN ~ american.
The "Lo,n7oa Free P'sss," published at Lou
don, Tenn, BY John W. & Samuel B. O'Bren,
is a new paper of Imperial size, and looks as
neat as new type and tooA press WORK can maze
it. The "Press" is Whit in politics. We
wish it abundant succeSs-CidttdtooJd TIE
Weekly Adcerfiser.
We have received the first number OF the
"London Free Press" edited and published by
j. W. & S. b. O'BRIEv. 1t has at its head the
all iHteTtS; aud talnt the number before us as
a spe m II, it is worthy the patrOna 5e of the
party.
1t is gotten up in cool style, and is lar ;e e.
nough. The Sen'r. editor, Mr.. J. W. O'BsIEy,
is the former partner ofthe BrownlOw Whiy,
and like all other editors, we suppose he is GOOD
looking. May success attend them in their n W
vocation.-Kc HiHHriHe (Ttmt.) Enterprise.
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q brooklyn Mechanics Buildi H, and M L.
tnaI Jonn AssnCiafiOu.-A SPECIAL Meetihe OF . ~
will he held .e corner OF Atientic ana On
,or-s,s on "WEDNESDAY EVENING, Apni -: q, y
lI IT, ohects of the Association VIII BE- explained az
he end an opportunity offered TO subscribe tor new
49, a. he n,ofs o. this Association have already been
Iot ei~b, thousand dollars and there has been nut one
,;. fr the redemption Of shares II would be well TOR
~ 10 make money 10 attend this meeting and Sc
cure an interest 10 this Society
M re few SHARES which the entrance fee has been
"a H., The 6rst months dues have not The holders OF
L. tares should paw their dues at this meet x aud save
~. ~; snss ROBERT 7. PERRIN, President.
lhe' '' JAMES JOHNSON. Vice President
8 DyNmAH, Secretary-Offce, No i56 Atlantlc-st
cv second Greenwich Building Association.
A Suecia Meeting of this Association Will he held at the
gleecEer BUILDINGS Beecker-st Norton on MONDAY
EVENING April &C. at O'Clock. All who wish 70 under
stand the operations Of this Association should not fail to
attend this meeting addresses will I've delivered by gentle
men thoroughly familiar with the subject Now the time
TO cin the fee is hut 81 at presents the monthly
dues So shares $500 JOHN KEYSER President.
GEORGE STARR, Vice President.
r. Ross, Jr, Secretary. Office 40 8th-av
rY- The New-York Land and building As.
sociafion will hold regular monthly meeting at No 1853
Rcwery. on MONDAY EVENING April 26, at " o'clock
Numbers requested 10 be puuctua business OF import
ance will transacted. MILES CHAMBERS, President
II. $. SMITH, Secretary.
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CHRISTMAN'S MUSIC DEPOT, Nos.

90 sroadwsy, ~ Psaxlssrset-Mr c. g. CHRIST.
IAN me- Opened q No Soo Broadway extensive and el
essat establishment where masc and MUSICAL insrusnts
Of every description can Be found q the sws pes Css-
Nr. Chrsman win aim 70 inahe hs cstsosoe Of ,puts
and his assortment Of instruuenta second the
city: Ttr public respectfully invited examine hss
stock.
n. B.. Military Bands supplied with musics Instruments
Of every description, and all kinds Of musical instruments
paired 1t his Mandatory, No 44 Pesst, where also
very large stuck IF all kinds Of nusc instruments ire foE
mle Ct tie very lowest Wholesale preea
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TTNCLE TOMS CABIN, by Harriet

MEMOIR OF MARGARET FULLER OSSOLl.
: HEADLEY'S LIFE OF K0SSUTH. $4,000 sold IN
weeks.
LIVES OF THE THREE MRS. JUDsON. vol limo
LIFE OF AD0NlRAM JUD6ON. vol Emo.
HISTORIES Of KENTUCKY and GEORGIA bJT.S'
Arthur.
A new supply of the above received By. ,,o,o
HIGGINS kELLO00s
Publsberu Bookseller ard Blank Book Manufactursrs
No. m Johnst b 3
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Nerp Qualifications.

BOOKS and PAPER HANGINGS.-
School Books, BLANK Books Stationery Wall Papers
wncow Shades and Curtain Papers for sale the very low
e1 market Prices BY LEAViTT ALLEN,
Bookseller No. q Deyst.
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aperiai Notices.

r., Al late Weeting Of the DELLA IN ar In 1T.
n lie Isl UPsL LON FRATERNITY, the ioio"ihs ie'o
Ir,ors were unanimously adopted; r -. III.
II has pleased God visit our Fraternity WIN
".,ssyernert by removing brother JACOB HENRY
WICK from the scenes which we have learned 70 APP
,esie bis woth as and his nearness as brother
fIred That we here untedy express our gref al the
l II friend SO endeared by every virtue; and our
.,s a the sOleuny Of this renewed warming that even
.h brishi hopes and life are insufficient 10 ar
NJ tbe approach OF death. IL,
I,sfcd hat in view of this bereavement we should
more yyrly realize the uncertainty OF fe ana press lot
e with more seriousness and eernestnes ~ the pain OF
az, day duties and of preparation for the ife eternal
Iftd That mir gle sympathes with those TRENDS
o M DEF arted brother whom the stroke has most hcaVy
flp and that invoke for them those consultations WITH
lh he heavenly Comforter alone can tighten the severity
Of this affective dlspensation o a..
SreIeed That tribute of respect TO his memory the
nv stroud their badges in mourning for the usual period Oh
thirty days 80, .,.;. ha .ra,.,,;,,ed
b family OF the deceased and be also Published In the
several city papers n.prrNo
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nd as< - estere Homestead at3eu win
AM IN. 'a.s 'or'ey Meeting Oh MONDAY EVENING
hsn-.,s., . q ocosk at Chatham hall No. S Chat
~ss ss. sAsSs s'e Monthly dues ST. Entrance fee !,
Wv BARR, Secretary.
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APubiic Meeting Of the City Mutual Loan
On MONDAY EVENING, April ii, at O'Clock, at the
Neon Of the Association: No Al Broadway The meeting
WI se addressed ky able eakers who VIII fully explain
tie benefits Of the Association. Persons who
h 70 become acquainted ith the objects and advantages
ms Association who wish to subscribe for shareA
invited h attend
WILLIAM HALL, President, No $50 Broadway.
JC. BALDWIN Vice President No. 1888 Chathain-se
LAwskNcE BpskE, Secretary, No All Broadway.
6scsek DES,soS, Attorney, No. IA Wslst
WILLIAM '. ALsxsscEs No. 1875 Broadway.
TRUSTEES.
Stephen v. Alhro No S2s Brosiwsv
Harvey WsTen, No. HsS Broadway
Joserh Stoaverel No. 50 Broadway
Samuel Scaoonmaker, 40. S Chatham eauare
William H. Albrc, No ass Bowrry
William Fowler, No. s: renih-st
John Weston No. ses Broadway
CALVIN %. Billings No. "a West 2Sdst
George Ponset, No. S4S Broadway
So cfsr Once. No al Broadway up ,tsi-s r,e.,aa
~ 81; Monthly dnes, q; Shares $500
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~" From New-york To B0stOu.-An arrangement
las been made with the Stonugon Line by which all
Attending the General Conference of the NJ T. Church.
whether delegates NOT, have tickets which will be
he to the close of the Conference for -Four
Dollars Such tickets (which not 2rcnsterabe) be
had az No 800 Mulherys No lSs Nassaust or at the
Office OF the Contrary No 10 Battery place New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-26
q co. Publish THIS DAY,

CTEARNS IL co. Publish THIS DAY,
- MENTAL ALCHEMY, Pathetism, New Theory OF
Mind Statement of its discovery defended against the a.
umptons put forth under the Electrical Psychc
oeyb Electro Biology" Mental Alchemy &c BY La Roy
SUI derapd. Price 10 cents. m 49,.
THE FASHIONABLE SCIENCE ofPARLOR MAGIC
by Prof. N Anderson the great Wizard OF the North
Price l2i cents.
The trade supplied liberal terms Orders addressed to
STFARNS co, Publishers. No 202 Wilian-st, N Y or
to DEWITT DAVENPORT, Tribune Buildinsa VIII meet
with prompt attention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-26

~ TAe First Anniversary of the Ladies'
Union Aid Society, for the relief Of aged and inrm
members OF the Methodist Episcopal Church in the City Of
TUESDAY, EVENING. April q, at o'clock. Bishop
s. JANIS viii preside. Rev. DIR. Thomson, of the Ohio
Wesleyan University; Rev DR. simpson, OF The Wesleyan
Shttan -5drooate; Rev. Mr. Haganey, of the Nesry-s
Chuh ard other distinguished speakers expected to
sdosva the meeting. n. T.. BANGS, Corr. See'y.
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h)ani employment.

A S plain Cook, Washer and lroner. ny
"A respectable young Woman hes COCA eiy re'sfeu'o-
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~ Paris Green, cSS" Brand)-Beins an
American manufacture patented lsts Known 70 be un-
ksay Of color durability This GREEN'S confidently re-
claiming the notice of parties concerned In It's
@I sppaintine, Venetian blinds wall hanging &c ioI
shh purpose il is preemnen y adapted Manufactured and
shbv THO. SCHWARTZ, No. IA Jacobst (Swamp)
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CCHUBERTH & CO., Music Depot,

~ No 257 Broadway n Y request the public 70 inspect
their immense stock Of Music for Voice. Piano for
hands for Organ Violin, violoncso, Hnp Orchestra "
IN every style for virucsos and beginner The greatest ~
lection in the United States of 100000 worth Od Of
Foreign and American AaGe win b attended to win
prpmpfneaa
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~ David w. FentOn, Attorney and Counsellor at
Law No rs Nnssaust New.York Sd floor.

Law, No. IS Nassau-st., New York, Sd floor
~ Prfntins.-OFEICE OPEN EVERY NIGHT
2, accommodate COUNTRY MERCHANTS and others
sbs sannot leave their orders during the day BAKER
GoOWiN Co proprietors of the Great Steam Printing
Essbishnent Tribune Buildings corner Nassau and spruce
ga vii keep their Countns-room open EVERY EVEN
NC, during the spring season, till 10 o'clock.
BAKER, GOODWIN Co, Printer
Eatrsnce, No spruoeSt Counting room, seoond-story
oy-n from AN. till 10 Pm.
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" Hudson River Building and Mutual Loan
sAssociatiou Will hold pubic meeting ~ Brsdbury's
Sass Room, No AIS Broadway, corner Of Lspinsrd,st
ihlS tAendsyl EVENING, April ID Only q Is required
" IN Al ihs isiax pues - uionthy shares $sto.
8. ). WARD, President
oIow. NoxToS, Secretary.
Vhes, M. al Washins;on-s;. Open daily
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500 mn PERSONS have during

= y y u y Inc I01t TWO yeaxs NlElltd M o6 III
Ioches world-renowned picture OF NAPOLEON AT FON-
TAINBEAU, March 81, 1914 the Eve Of his Abdcation,
DOW exhibited at the Stnyvessn Institute No $50 Broadway
The Exhibition viii positively close Saturday, May l.
Open every day from A. n. to 10 p. N. Admission Is
cents; Children l24 cents.
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CECOND EDITION of CHEEVER'S
~ REEL IN A BOTTLE.-CHARLES SCRlBNER


A REEL in A BOTTLE-for Jack in the Doldrums-
being the Adventures of two the Kings Seamen IN Voy
age 10 the Celestial Country Edited from the Manuscripts
Of an Old Salt By Rev. II. T. Cheeyer. vol. l2mo
Elisa grand booi-keen rsIorshsves smooth and close
scne Of lis hits pretty sale LEI
Of distinguished Professor in Literary lns'tu
Ha boob that read without feeling that his mind
has been improved his vews Of the living world ENLARGED and his
hesr made better" lAmencan Artiian
took considerable power and the sesoy
carried out with little felicity one Of those book. that are
sure TTE And AND TRIALS OF
By Rev. H. T. Cheeyer with Introduction by Rev Geo.
BRACES HUNGARY IN 1851, with Experience of the
Austrian Police. By C. L. Brace In vol, with map and
tinted Illustrations
Upon the particular fed of Hunsay this BY far the
peis reliable worn the English hnssasa worn that al
.louh read who would understand the history the Institutions the
character and the Of people who ju .ov have 90 urgent
claim sympathy" II. Y. Independent
MI Brace Of the best sehohn Of the graphic
'' TIE HE HOUSEHOLD OF SIR THOMAS MORE. By
Margaretta More. / vol l6mo Price 50 cents.
beauty the judicial Of OF Ensands wohest
There fine ably mned herein There are
hmy pictures graphically described that they possess the mind
forever" lChurch and State Gasete
DR.. w. Hooker. vol l2no- with additions.
PIES OF LIFE AND DEATH. l vol. limo.
Fifth Edition Of THE OLD GUARD OF NAPOLEON.
By J. T. Headly. vol l2mo.
Second Edition Of THE CAPTAINS OF THE OLD
WORLD. By Henry w. Hubert. vol, l2mo- with ilus-
tIafiopa
Second Edition Of NAVAL LIFE. BY Lieut. W. ,.
Lynch author of Dead Sea Expedition" vol. limo
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n Ensigrant Intelligence ONCE and Labor
Hxrha nre. Nos Is and "a Canal-st- New York.-Ths
ykee established by the Commissioners OF Emigration,
always be found large numbers OF Laeore and
Servants Al very low rates Of wages and persons can have
4 orsrs FILED by writing to the Superintendent and send
s the amount necessary pay the passage OF the parties
required. No tees charged TO employer
JAS p. PAGAN, Superintendent
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Important FuDncdton
EOR SCHOLARS, STUDENTS, EN-
GINFFRS Artists Officers of the Army and Navy,
and for Family and Public Libraries.
ICONOGRAPHlC ENCYCLOPEDIA
Of Science Literature and Art systematically arranged ey
g. Heck with Five Hundred Steel Plates by the most dis
tnguished Artists Of Germany The Text translated ana
edited by Spencer H. Baird ~ NJ D. Assistant Secretary
the Smithsonian Institution -Four vols vo Text ana
vols 4to. Plates. Prices Tor of s vols
Bound in half Turkey Morocco sprnked edges. w
Bound half Turkey Morocco gilt backs and edges - W.
Bonnd ia full TURKEY Morocco gt backs and edges So 40
Published by RUDOLPH GARRIGuE, No. Barcay-st-
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IMPORTANT TO DRY GOODS MER-

Il CHANTS-A rare chance is now offered the advertiser
wishes dispose Of his stock of Dry Goods and lease OF
situated in Genital OF Sthav OF the best To-
cations the atty long and now doing large and
business To parties wishing to commence or ex-
teno their business this opportunity Is worthy OF attention.
Satisfactory will be given for selling out Nc FOR
further particulars inquire OF g. b. WILLIAMS No, ~
William-st. office No. Is.
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mo DRY GOODS MERCHANTS

The stock of the old established and successful Dry
Goods Store OF the late Henry Van Saun No S3 Hudson
It, between Spring aud Vsndam Sta Is offered Tor sas 10
person about commencing extending his business this -
opportunity Rent OF very low aud possesson
win be given Immediately This stock for sale In conso-
ousnce Of the decrease Of the late propneton Apply 70
2ABRISKIE d VAN RlPEk, NO ols Greenwichst, OF 70
JAMES RICHARDS, No. las Peny-st.
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rsr Nottce IN Passengers frOm Panama to
,as,fcrnia. The PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
fANY iee called upon give public notice that no tickets
mi Be recognized by their agent at Panama which are not
rmsd by an officer OF this Company and that tickets thus
Ispsd can be obtained only their Agency, No III West
q, ofC. L. BARTLETT EsS- Boston or OF Messrs AKIN s
srRcNG HARRIS CO. New-Orieans- Y ork JAN
n 1859 By order VIM. H. DAVlDGE Secretary.
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James Illustrations Of the Passions Just published
EMORSE; AND OTHER TALES.
Nv G. p R. JAMES-Ths volume which contains
several Of James popular Tales that have not appeared il
cheap form before, must at find many readers among
the admirers of this cee author They the en-
egy of remarkable IN james, they are 80 pro-
fcient in and entertaining from first to last that
the cannot a wide popularity Mt They
are really splendid productions Astounding in incident pleas
Ing in their character and written with view TO Illus
trafe the force of human passions such Remorse Hatred
Revenge &C. Complete in one volume. Price % cents.
BUNCE BROTHER, Publishers
M 1884 Nassau-st opposite Clinton Hall.
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no BRITANNIA WARE MAKERS.

For sale the old established Britannia Ware manuac-
tory formerly owned by Henry Hopper OF this city, consist
lanps candlescks mugs spoons ladies' cocks faucetss
&c kc with large assortment Of smaller moulds Engine
In sood running order with athes oos and fixtures IN com.
pete order sufcentto carry large buslness Thugs
rare chance for wishing start the business as 10
the only shop the city that makes general assomont
and has long established that Is known v nearly
every dealer in Britannia Ware ia the city, The shop and
every nioma.'r a, "a yyeR with satie
factory reasons for selling out B-A large esoftne W
Britannia Ware for sale. t
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Published this morning,

Published this ming,
grimes of the HOUSE of AUSTRIA
u AGAINST MANKIND-Collecled from accredited
History snd edited by Eizab III Peabody. Published tor
IL. b. eft If the Hungarian Fund. by
RUDOLPH GARRiGUE, No 2Barclay-st., As'or House.
IL Published this morning AvARICE, bengthe com
rietinn Of THE SENEN CAPITAL SINS. By Eugene
Sue author Of Pride" Envy" Anger" sc, &c. Price
&c. STRINGER TOWNSEND No. 2Z2 Broadway.
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A S Cook, Washer and Ironer, in re-
spectacle private family by young Woman with the
best Of city references Apply at No. 346 6thav Can be
seen for two days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-26

AS CHAMBERMAID and to assist in Wash
n ing and Ironing by respectable young Girl or would
do e homework of small private family No objection TO
70 short distance the country Good reference from last
plaee Inquire at No. l07 Nassau-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-26

AS Cook or general Housemaid by a
~ yerv smart steady German Girl Ia good Cook and
stIste asher ard froner and fond OF children Good
city ref renee can be gwen Call at No. 1911 Bowery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-26

ITO CAPITALISTS-Any personh having
stcor,m.nd from two hundred and fifty 70 thousand
dollars cash can purchase interest in the good will OF
well established business with guarantee TO clear over two
hundred per cent per annum For particulars call at No. AZ
Broadway story front None but those having cap
ital need call.
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&SO 0OO PARTNERSHIP {

%OOsOOVso therwise.-An opportunity u
offered any gentleman Of influence and capital % secure
arse share in new and beautiful bunne<s Of tho very
6r csss free from opposition and competition and which
win pay with moderate efforts, go 900 per annuns.
The United States Government viii DO very larrs chs
toner Full particulars will be made known ia
raid letters addressed WILLIAM EDWARD CHURCH.
III, Office Eew.York Capitalists only will be treated
With
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mo MACHINISTS and FOUNDRY

MENTOR sale an old established Foundry and Ne-
chine Shop with all the appursnaces consisting OF Cupo
Ovens Drilling Machine, Lahes Shore power Engine sua
Boiler ana good stock of Patterns and Tools Said pres
ses are known a. Nos 0z M and l06 0oerckt For pax'
tculsrs inquire on the premises or of
OBADIAH NEWCOMB, Ne. 50 Broomest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-26

A RESPECTABLE GIRL wants a situation
IA to do general homework in small private family the
beet city reence can be gwen from her last place. where
she hss lived for almost three Call No las West
l6hss, between 9Th and 8b.ays second floor Darkroom
Can be seen for two DAYS.
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$500. Isys ,, sSs Sale Al .. 2. 60
village on Long Island having good OF cash custom.
Also well selected stock Of Goods great bargain fox
lars apply to VALENTINE BERGEN, No - Fultonst-,
Brookyn or TO WOODRUFF co, ~ Frontst, N. Y.
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TITO PRINTERS.-A sober, honest and

" W - !, -
industrious Journeyman Printer who possesses thor.
.b Lnowledae of the srt-who equally well skilled q
Pe and Cssewho has ability TO do oil kinds OF Jobbing
who is competent read proof and who has he pnyne
hl;ty 20 svina No Arlington press with eass and rapid
iy can have good and permanent situation q Ins mon
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AS Cook, Washer and Ironer, in a small
IA private family, by respectable young woman has
good city reference Apply No Unoncourt UNIVERSE
typlace between lth and 12hss She understands her
business ell; can be for two days