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The Prose Work. of Thomas Moore limo.
MERCANTILE MORALs-CHARLES

MERCANTILE MORALS-CHARLES
w SCRlBNER, New-York, publishes this day MEX
CAMILLE MORALS, or Thoughts Tor Young Men Eater
ing Mercantile Life. BY Rev. W. IL. Van Doren vol.
l6iuo.
COSTENTs-Wealth not the Chief End ofLiie, Mercan'
tile Morality, Making Haste 70 be Rich, The Young Mef-
chant Dan ger, The Young Merchants Guide The Dung
Merchant Society Ursuccessul MERCHANDISE or sabosin
Dissertation The Young Merchant Vending Ardent sprA
The Youns Merchant Sceprc, The Young Merchant
Novel Reader Young Man al the Theater.
The vcume de 20 BE- paced the hand, o. eaeh young
As be errers Mercantile lie. n. l. Commercial
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DhIo AID BOTANIC STORE for SALE
- Retail Store with good stock in one Of TIE brss
i.cerons IN Brooklyn, VII be sod on favorable tcru-S
TliGFy-sts, Brooklyn.

afe-uaing Blacksmthins nd asr.,.,o.,us ooe
Of ~ bet locations within 50 miles Of NswY1ss and
money Inquire OF JACOB KoLB, No. SIS Bsoons<.
from 10 p NJ.
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The steamboat known as the

EOR SALE-The steamboat known as the
Il INDUSTRY. Can be seen when not running a; the
foot of North Moore-st North River said boat Is 10 COM
pete orer and ready fOr moments notice Boiler
nssy rev, having been made last December and built BY
Pesse Murphy Of the best Of run and in FIRST
order Lines rigging and everything complete for towing
rcDId the hsEtor For further information inquire OF
c. ADAMS 4 Co, No. "a Futoast
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Amnsements.

MADAME SONTAG's NEW SERIES OF
lNl CLASSICAL, BRILLIANT. SACRED
and CHORAL CONCERTS.
The public respectfully informed that the second aa
commence between tie I'D and 25th November, at
METROPOLITAN HALL.
The most preparations and rehearSas have been
proceeding during the last weeks TO give TO these Con
ces that character grandeur aud completeness tor ~hch
the Trennal Musical Festivals OF England and Germany
are so Justly famed and is confidently anticipated that
great as as hes been the satisfaction given by Madame sun
TAGS first scenes Of Concerts the second from the excel
lsncv OF the new esagements made the selection OF the
10 produced and the bersity OF all the
rangtMeuts will form in the musical annals OF Amer
lea The new series will be divided INTO - ~
CLASSICAL, BRILLIANT, SACRED AND CHORAL
CONCERTS.
In which all the solos and secondary parts wall be per
Turned hy the EMINENT ARTISTS
of Madame SONTAGS Company
The Orchestral Choral. and ChorGs departments VIII
consist of SIX HUNDRED PERFORMERS,
And viii be led BY CARL ECkERr, under whose direction
the principal German Festivals have been conducted
no afford the required accommodation the orchestra por
t,on of the Hall will be entirely renodeicd on the pian OF
Fxeter Hall London forming spacious a.phitheater oc
cupyipg onetlld o. Metro poisn Hall aud greatly iaeii
,gtiig the acoustic eject Of the muse go
M rries Of admission Will BE- those Of Madame Soatas
FuIl psrt eula-s in future advertisements
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~ Predicati0n en- Languc franchise n
RrOoklyn.-A partir du Novembre courant, ii aura
chsque DIMANCHE, 81, dams rEglise Evangehque Ale
Service Dvin langue Franacse, sous Ia pesdenee do
Mr.. J. ASTlE, Minstre dc pEsse Evangeique Fran
caise de kCw-l ork lie Service conucra CONNIE par lie
passe NeyyYork daus Brick Church Chapel, coin de
Nasssau-st ct Park-row, IL heures du matln tons les
DlMANCHFS
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MGW t1ppIvV ISnnTaup EEVITNG AZ he SIN
vessnt Institute Broadway at n o'clock and IN the NOR
ing Qol o'cock) in Brooklyn, at the Cntonst Academ
just above Pieuepont-st
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Cost an6 founo.

CTOLEN-From the store OF tho subscriber
- On THURSDAY evening, EOy. II, Two thousand Dollars
Of tie bills Of the Bank o. North America Seymour Conn,
deuoinsiious OF s Z IS and S. Broken aGd Ok
requested 70 dssn any person offering bills Of said b<nk for
discount, or under sUsp icl Gus cIrcums-ances.
WN. H. MARSHALL, 5 Gold 4.
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: I OF eaIe WHO'D sac and Tetal, BY
!. GARRETT 4 CO, No p Ann-st
THE HUNDRED ORATORS. Or, The

II Lives and Times Of Eminent Patriots and Politicians.
The Hundred Boston Orators appointed BY the Municipal
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
NJ Lorna h. not gwen whole oratou nr from that He 1
'c',ted ony striking md characruc Passes fom evhuch -
sH the the Of feeling peva eni at the tine al d. play ne pu
hooand. and vii read hi, work yeas heace when
The hand Which PINNED an the mind Which conceived ,n fSciet
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We hesu conmendi the w orle interest All essen
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No pr va,e or pubic library considered Pc
ont NJ LONGS oratrs Of Boston sehouer' A;is
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The work evpee srel, OF bor and god t,'te
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u tn onor be tito Of the Athens America han We have oand IN
Of Der work. One hundred % th the
Art the nation aud al above Heoeriy matter to be proud
II Is one II The mot interesting seas5n and i
tined TO increase IN interest As the years pas, By
To the h,iorPhsr the editor and the general student the
pofascn ,os al and soc'l rrnn--n s,sllns
rerod 'lgy years fr ag curon ami amusing 'o,ii OF
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psrtskes largely of a national ,har,r,erS lChoai.c
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pARTNER WANTED in BUILDING

REYERrScss-E, Corning 4 Co, Albany, n Y; J. H.
Buch 4 Co, Chicago, H.; George +. Cobb 4 CO. New
York Mower WOodwogh, Boston; Marshall Bernent d
Colby Philadelphia.
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Chances for Business alen.

nRCG STORE for SALE-Cheap for Cash,
H. now dong handsome cash business situated IN Q
pleasant town 81 100 inhsbstanfs-Co1nty 5000 within
eight hours of NewYork Pce according stock oa hand
Good FOX ceiling Apply f by letter prepsid 20
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Boar0 an0 Rooms.
A FRENCH LADY, from Paris, who

"A the best OF recommendations, wishes to find few
children to teach in geute, family where ard would bo
given as full compensation Beet Of city references gwen.
Adde'S NJ, Tribune Office
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CCHUBERTH & CO, Music Depot, No.
= Isl Broadway NY request the pubic TO ias2ee. iaef
h.rSs fr Orxxr Violin Violouceo Harp, Orehes;-s &c,
in every STYLE r vruosos and BEGINNERS The sreaesf Sc
lection 10 the United States Of SlooeS worm Vne.s ~
prCuptness.
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NEW EDITION of SHAKSPERE-HAZ-

L
~ LIFTS CABINET EDITION.-CHAS. :. FRAN-
CTS Co have now ready r
THE WORKS OF SHAKSPERE, from the text OF
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Poems ard Doubtful Plays with Glossarial Notes Lue,
etc. by William HsLlit, tsl Complete IN hive Vo aLlss
neatly hound in cloth 81 So THIS edition OF shA<spere
Will be found be the readable and At the same tune
COMPACT edition yet issued-prnted on COCA paper a'H
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New Juvesile Books now ready; ..
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OTTIGNON's GYMNASIUM Nos I59 and
Mem 1)nbIirations.

A NEW ROMANCE by the author of White
"A frisrs WIN he published Thursdly, the 18th
WHITEHALL or, The Times OF Cromwell.
new historical Romance by the author of Whi,efnsrs
the days OF Charles the Second complete in large 8vO
vol, containing ZIG double column pages. Elegantly illus
trGted.
Booksellers wishing early supply win please forward
their orders Immediately BUNCE BROTHER
Publishers, No 1874 Nessau-st- New-York.
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rVHE NEW and INTERESTING. GAME

UNHE NEW and INTERESTING. GAME
Il of UNCLE TOM and LITTLE EVA has Just baen
published At the remarkably low price of Twenty-Five cen
The interest which may lake IN tins Game Is cOnsde
b and the il played the greater the desire for t.
II simple and be easily understood the time
there is finish TO its simplicity that makes it the most
pie asng and desirable Game of the for all persons
The execution of the cus which cOlored representing
the characters in UNCLE TOMS CABIN, beyond all
ccnsure. They are liie-lIke and expressive
For the workmanship displayed in getting this Game,
for the pleasing and endless enjoyment derive IN rs
study and for the extraordinary low price at which 1t Is Of
fcred, stamp IL the Game of the Season.
All orders from the trade, and by merchants from the
country the shove, will be prom pity attended TO by
GEO II. BELL, Setioucr, No. l5s Nassau st. " Y.
CONOGRAPHIC ENCYCLOPEDIA
Greet ReductionA few sets to be sold Bound half
morocco $50; fuliuorocco, gilt edges S33. Apply
MATTHEWS RIDER No. u Fulton st.
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DELIA's DOCTORS; or a GLANCE BE-
IL HIND TIE SCENES. ly Hannah Gardner Creclner

~ HIND TIE SCENES, by Hannah Gardner Creclner
Norro-"l II hath plan,
But plot Life has none. "-Yr.rrs
Published by Fowlers and Wells Clinton Hall, No. 3l
Nessaust, New-York. Price 75cts.
SUBJECTS: The Young Invalid; Ella; Alopa by; Tab
leauxi Hypaan; Negotiation; Elasticity; ron Homsop
atty; NJ. ID. and d. D.; Ilydropathy, Life; HE Homo
Hsc Homo Sympathy; Mesnerism; Les Voila Law;
CONCLUSION
In tins work, Wholesome truths conveyed often unis
the form OF satncal comment p-eyans oal ca tons and ns
not the hao~ed 81 medicine
and dvmy Della young lady country vnilge
who,e defy kill OF the faculty, and cued ~
hy ul the laws health DIT,
aud enpoymen' ci time The change produced ~ he al
irong d me friend who loe not d-dun 10 ati 20
her tnowedsc OF the conditions OF Der
ply cal well heine
The ance Behind the Scenes" will afford not little anuse
IN Y. Daily Tribune.
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MIR. DEMPSTER's Second Original Rlllad
TOWARDS FREE CONCERT-SIYTH
THE BRYAN GALLERY of CHRISTIAN

II ART, containing series Of authentic Paintings by
the most celebrated artists in chronological order from
Guido de Sienne AD. lZl) down TO Horace Nernet is
open for exhibition at the Society Library Rooms from
GAM to PM and u TO ~ r VI. Admission 25
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WANTED-By respectable midlle-aged
English Woman s.rEAtion rs Plain Cook an Isaa.
dr,ss. Apply BY letter TO {. L.. at this Offee
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" POst-Ofice, New-YOrk-NOtice.--Asa
mark OF respect for the late DANIEL WEBSTER this
Office will close TUESDAY, the 10Th inst P NJ
W. V. BRADY p
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ITO BUSINESS MEN.-A young Man who

era C k Buyer and Salesman aud acquainted with every
description Of Dry Goods DESTROYS OF making an inmsd-
ate engagement with party with whom he make his
services ciatcd has objection 10 trdya when
CURED or having few hundred dollars, would engage IN
profitable business; beat mercantile reference Address
f. +. T., Box No. l2f7.
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rR Why pay most eNOrbitnnt rates,
Or delays most provoking endure
When fLklNS comes forward and states
Where bargains you ell may secure
Where Shirts made 10 order all tit,
And 20 home on the specified day.
Ifyou are wise, the eXtortioners quit,
For -Four F. ghty four IN Broadway
Shirts made 10 order for ~ o.
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L On SAIt-Ihe Confectionery Stock ami
fixtures Of Store No 81 Blecckerst few doors west
OF poaeWay The Stoge Is years established and dong
good business Also large portion Of the dwelling let.
For Particulars inquire ct the store
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~ Posted flee, Newly Ork-NOtice-The Mails
for Europe per U. S NJ S. ARCTIC viii close at this Office
on SATURDAY, Nov is, at lo3 A. NJ.
w. V. BRADY F. NJ
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WANTED-A situation by respectable
w Scotch Woman Seams;res; abe understands 1T
trs dresses and al kinds of family sewing has obec
tons TO 20 short distance u the country references
gwen required Can he 81 No. ~ West l7thf 6r
TWO 6sys
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A MEXICAN HOTEL, Panama, N. c.

"A This Hotel is by far tho most ey spacious aud cen-
trs public house in the City of Panama.
JOHN ID. BOWLES, Proprietor.
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VAILORING in FAMILIES by the |

Il WANTED-By a respectable Widow, az cutting and
making boys Clothes and repairing Understands needle
perfectly Call direct line at No III Chrystie-s above
Grand.st, during the week-second door.
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WANTED-A situation by respectable
w Girl to cook wash and iron in a small family; oas
who is willing make herself generally uscfe. Apply
No. ls2 Avenue c. Has good city reference.
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Roy WANTED.-A Boy about ID years of
~ age. learn the photographic Printing business One
who resides with his parents preferred Apply ENDI
COIT \ Co.'S Establlslment. Nc. 81 Beekmanst
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yVRAVELING AGENTS WANrED.-To

Il sell County Rights for valuable Patent The article
will sell readily nearly every farmer Call on the sub
scrber at the American Hotel jersey City from 10 toJ
O'Clock. A. ARNOLD.
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-Familics in want of good hell

~ for city country, obtain such the Oicc No
30 Grand the Bosvery where every eGort
e secure faithful competent anu worthy domestic scr
wants. |. WATTS
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~ Building Wantcd-Suitabe for Paper Ware
house on Fultolst., between Broadway and Goli-st.
Landlords wish for good tenant will address II. X. P
Tribune Office.
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A BOOkkEEPER, whose evenings are dis
IAenEseed is desirous OF writing up So OF books for
moderate compensation. Address LEDGER. TrihoNe
Office.
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~ Webster Funeral SOlemnities.-In Joint
Special Committee of the two Wing General Committees
Nov. 9 1852 motion of Mr. WIN. Rowe Of the With
Ward, Chairman Of the Young Mems Special Committee
DR.. JAMES KENNEDY, of the With Ward, was chosen
Chairman, and DANIEL BOWLY, of the Hid Ward Sec
retaIy, of the JOINT Special Committee.
On motion, Rescued, That the members and exebers
ofthe several Wing Ward Committees and of the Wing
General Committees be aud they hereby invited aud re-
guested TO meet at the Broadway House, on MONDAY
EVENING next lot instant, at y o'clock complete the
necessary arrangements for the Funeral SOemnites OF
TEL WEBSTER. BY order
JAMES KENNEDY, NJ. D., Chairman J. s. c.
DANIEL BowLY, Secretary J. S. C..
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~ Society Of Liberals.-The discussion Of the
Tariff Question will be continued TOMORROW, 8 PM,
ANo 5 Chathain-squaIe. Seats free.
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mo MANUFACTURERS, OVERS, Nc-

Il The advertiser having thorough practical knowledge
dyeing, bleaching and finishing Cotton Goods In all IS
branches. desires situation in manuacturing establish
Superintendent aud Manager. lie Is active IN his
habits and possessed of considerable experience Sitsae
tory reerence givon Address J. L. h. Tribune Office.
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EOR SALE. and a chance to make fortune.

Il which Will be shown application At the res,aarAnl
under Odd Fellows Hal, and sold account OF III heLth
only Tie tay receipts are from 90 10 20 per day. IL
has long ease a. low rent and contains tuen,yeirht
private supper rooms the rs door AID ftsed up in
sood style Terms made easy For partieaus APP
AID Centre-sts
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nc their Dresses cut and fitted

IF HON0RIA has got the letter she will re-
ply through the usual box at the Broadway PosO f.
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An ANALYTICAL CHEMIST. WAC can

produce the best OF testimonials. wishes 20 connect
Lmself with manufacturing establishment where his
atlnments mey be rendered useful Address u. Y. w,
Box No. 81 Lower Post-Oihce.
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Brooklyn aud its vicinity in want Of Protes ant the
best de scnpton OF Catholic servants. can ind MAN
NINGS Office, No. 10 Tllay.st Brooklyn selection OF
Cooks, Nurses Chamber and Waiting Maids that for
perence respecaby and references cannot be eqeS
any other Office in the city.
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WANTED.-An Apprentice to Dress
w uaEer This ID favorable opportunity 70 learn TIE
business tboxoushy there viii be burso three IN the
rcom. UneIreption,tle references required Apply AZ
No 90 N,sssu-st Of PsaEisf- Brooklyn, ort|
dayL
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TYPE CASTERS-Wantcd at
r s. SCHOOL AGENCY-By H. WILL

" sCOX, No rs Bro2dwhy.-Constant regulations and
engaseinenisb by the best Institutions Flmes Teach and
MatTous, per cent IL advance year, which
procuros the required mpession secured By transfer
able check Good for all educational orders Personal ap
plication most successful.
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WANTEO-A Baby to wet nurse, by very
w resp ctsbe rarried Worsn. at her own house Has
inst lost Der first child Best Of reference gven Apply at
No 10 NcroGst ana on Saturday next North 6th-st,
door from Sd-st. Wilhamsburgh.
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~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q. M0FFETT Nos ll9
and l2l Prnces has hand splendid assortment OF Gas
Chandeliers Pendants Brackets Candelabras Grandoes
Soar Fluid and Lard Lamps suitable for private mlnsons,
churches, hotels, &C. As q. MOFFErT manufactures
the above articles he prepared TO sell them Wholesale
retail, at moderate prices Gas Fixtures introduced into
houses with dspatch.
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A FULL ASSORTMENT of carefully Sc

~ lected Servants wanting employment az c.
Offices Nos $50 Broadway and RS BOwery
Tems-Yeary subscription 80 cts otherwise . cts. B.
Plenty of Mea and Boys hand.
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u URTON's Observation-Disclosures
RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.-P.

- u. bAHNUM, Manager and Proprietor. - JOHN
GREENNO GOD, Jr, Assistant Msnager.-C ". CLARKE,
Duectorof Amusements-The new mythical moral Drama
Of The LAST NAIL, full Of the most oonical efs,ts
THIS ENENING at ! O'Clock. AFTERNOONS 3 O'Clock,
al6o TIE LAST NAIL.
tduiftarce o the whole Museuu Halls
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NTATRIMONIAI-To Medora: am weary
DROTESTANT SERvANTS.-Famil

I'VE Of these dpronmcnts let the evidences be forth
coming the conclusion viii be forced upon shat you
a tTiher. Until then SENEX