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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23

A VERY REsPECTABLE WOMAN wants a
"a situation She is a good Cook and would be vii ing
To with washing and ng. and do the baking
Of gentee private family The beat Of reference
be from Der last place Call at No 7s West i3h-s
between It'll and Can be for three dsys 23 Ice
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8 ERVANTS.-A great variety of well.
~ selected Servants suitable for private houses and ho-
tells, ale wanting employmen, a, e. MAsONS OH
ees Nos $50 Broadway aud is9 Bowsry. Terms-Yearly
subscription 80 cents otherwise. IS cents No pains VIII
be epared render satisfaction NJ B.-Men and Boys
IOf taw4wAIW&Ss
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t7s Clothing Clerks and Cutters Early Clos
Ina AssocIation.-A meeting of this Association will
be he al p o. 1903 Bowery, THIS (MoIday) EVENING,
Feb 49, 81 O'Clock Al the Clerks aud Cutters OF this
eiy ave earnestly requested 10 attend
CHAs Young, Secretary 23f IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23

A RESPECTABLE LADY, with a fresh
"A breast of milk, wants a Baby TO wet nurse
having lost her own. Apply to DR.. JOECKEN. No 200
Boweiy, near Hous on ST. 23f2ts
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NURSE and SEAMSTRESS, and WAL

IN TER and CHAMBERMAID Wanted in a priv ate
family two Protestant Girls TO fill the above statlons
None need apply bat those who BRING the pest REFER
800 " ~ 23f1s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23
PARTNER WANTED-In Fashion

III able Furniture Warehouse, with q moderate cap
al or The advertiser would sell the entire business.
The is one Of the best the CITY, and rea. MOI
crate For fall particulars address line 70 L. T.. bis.s
way Post Office, or call on tie proprietor NO
faf 3fe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23

" The BioominRdale Building Association
will hold their second pubic meeting at Temperance Hall,
Sth-sv. between 4ist and 42d-st, on TUESDAY EVEN
ING Feb 81, at n O'Clock More than 100 shares were
taken the first week Shares $780, Monthly dues. SCI
Entrance fee, 81
FRANCIS GUEST. PRESIDENT.
WILLIAM MENCK, Vice President.
J,Nvs L CyANprpr AIN cerfetarv 2f2ts
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! MUTATIONS WANTED-For Irish,

Il stuatisn as Mining Agent by practical Miner Of
as yeas experence Is well acquainted with all kinds Of
MN g. ais ana it'll mining in all Us branches ana all
kiods of machinery applicable for mining purposes
and the surface also with surveying aud drawing
The best of references will be given. Address b W.,
Union square Post Office, New-YOIk If iw'
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Uante6.

LNRENCH 1EACH ER.-W anttd
Il Lady who would be willing to go into the interior Of
ihs sr take charge Of the French Department Of
an old and well established Institution The scatlon
yery pleas ant and but day ride from this city Apply
by letter to bCI $780, Lower Post-Oi N Y. 2H 30
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23

HOUSE.-A widow Lady, having fam
lily OF three or PERSONS wishes to rent modern
built house from other small family, who might IKE
10 boa nd out the rent To such possession OF
suitable house ard willing TO make this arrangement the
best Of references will be gwen as to respecIa6t anu
ability for making nc me pleasant Address o. ., Of
fee OF The Tribune. <H
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AmuSEmsniE.
NINE. SONTAG SFIRST CONCERT,
Nv III n

NTME. SONTAG ) FlRST CONCERT,
w On MONDAY, Sept y.
hME HENRiETTE SoSTAG
FIRST GRAND S coscEsT IN AMERICA,
AT METRoP6LiTXk' HALL
PROGRAMME
l. Overture to Der Fr.y.chuts' Weber.
By the Grand Orchestra
2. ARIA (Tu vedrai sventurstsl from "Iifl- g.,
Sic q PozzoLlSI.
3. ARIA (Come per me sereno) from LA Son.
n'"s MADAME 'HHiEia;iRiiEirrE soyTAG.
T. FASrasA on themes from "LucIs1l' BOZ. D. Never
ALFRED JagLL.
g. AR with Variations IL syseura. ..hhocs.
MADAME HENRIETTE SONTAG.
g. Overture to Der sonmsrpasht' rrsun hsnds''ohn
By the Grand Orchestra - -
7. 3EREsADE from Don Pasqusls "....... Donizetd.
Sic. O. PoZzoLISI.
Q. ARIA. Luce di quests alma" from Lin
'' MADAME HiiEESsiRiiiE;1i'TIE soNTAo
g. FANTASIA, LA File du Regiment" .....'.Alhd'
10. Eeiers. SWISS soS &c. expires, .zpr'a, com.
P0''Sm z JAN E' HEa 81 soNrAe
II. sPIsIo GESTIL. from L. fayonts". Douizeta
Sic O. PozzoLIsI.
Il b'II' &AD AVE AVE H HEM HS soNy46.
aSGoS SaEI gi hSkEDT
Doors open at ito commence Ut precisely.
NOTICE
The attention of the pubic to the following Is respectfully
solicited
Ni.itou will please show their certificates at the doors
Of the Paquete and Circles The admission ticket has to be
left at the entrance doom
To avoid confusion # is expected that the sess should
be occupied minutes before O'Clock
8. No checks will be delivered till the end Of the first
part
A. During the last piece e. Home sweet Home ~ the
trance doors viii be closed prevent the audience
being disturbed by the 30 often complained rush to the door
before the Concert lie
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Do!iiifai E1tireE

49, ~ r
r. scott Legion Eighth Ward-WHIGS,
ANAKE.A Grsnd Mass MestiSg Of the 5c9tt Legion Of
the Eish,h Wud will be hsd On MONDAY EVENING,
sept "a, at a O'Clock at menitts New Hail. No. ls5
spring 81, near Thompson-st.
Tire following eminent speakers will be present ard :t
ore ~ the Meeting Hon OGDEN HOFFMAN,, Hoo. AN
BROsE J. JORDAN, Hon 4; TAhLdALpG3Ei WM y
EDWARDS, E,q, w. = B. MlLLlKEN ALFRED II.
CORNING, Esq GEORGE g BELOW tsq Hon.
g. D. CULVER, Hen J l. WHITE 7. 2. TOMLlNSON,
vsq, J. WILSON GREEN, ESQ, add Hon. III COR
VINE Of Cincinnati.
MesEs siOutenberg, Missing and Cook viii be in attend
spce snd sing number Of Campaign sons
The Scott snd Graham Hard Shell Club the Unsnst',
the Lune,s Lane Club Of the Xth Wad. and Scott end
rahsm Clubs generally respectfully invited to attend
By order. JAMES " MorrAi' rIe"osn''
f 1d". 81 G Rsw;sS Secretaries
~ Eleventh Watd.-fLe Wings Of the lth Wa,d
viii please assemble at No. 25 Avenue ID, on moNDf
EVENING Scot n at ~ O'clock, to respond TO the
Cb,Tter and Assembly nominations IN our Nsd by ode
JAS Lucas, Chairman Ward committee.
RICHARD 9. HUNT, Secretary
gR- The Campaign scott and Grabam Son2-
second edition. enlarged and improved Tne largest
nest beautiful beat edition Of spirited wing songs e1
tart Eyery section Of the country should 6s snPpneG
Commit.ses and Bookseller orders with cash promptly
supplied al 81 per 100 by the publisher, ., Nv
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W-JERSEY DYE and PRINT


IN WORKs-fhs above works will Be ois5sd a. sss9oa
by the Sheriff peremptory sale on ses
on October next between the hours Of and ana 9ee
They are located upon the Rsh EsY r. En- Ia zoe i9ra
- R.bwsy Nv Jer,ey 10 miles from New York CRY
eommunic.tibg BY railway eight tines DAY EfPcAss q
arsport.n OF freight ak cent? per hundred poann ths
vols are 10 capital order and ready for nnsass u's-
Ts r.chipsrY consists Of four cosoIea Printing As@nae
win 2 copper shels thleeboSi Fhstssa CaisndsTsi
Hxdro Fxasror tEo bowl snd three-to@l slzns Msn-
~. Ws,birS Machine; stde Ls-be with Q sonplsts
at Of Toos; Hydriuie Pres set Of DfJo. Cans;
vssr N.ehnss DJe Tubs Oizsrs, ke Soaring sad Che
IA Tubs Boiling Keu and 81 republics foE Carrying
the fancy Dyeins. .
fin. boilers These bocn made 10 CIDER 10 1880 ant
an. esch 81 feet long feet In smeter l6 n:h aes There
j, AS water power available oF large potion Of the yea.
IRE main building 10 Of brick re fee long 9 feet vida
stories high There two Drg Sheds upon tas prenss,
sforcDs facies for drying eco pieces daily Tbs Blue
Dye House contains "a vsts and Tss al ia ft rata
order.
there SIX land attached upon wtich there are
three dwelling houses. barn and stable hoass
p,ntsT shop and blacksmith shop with complete set Of
tools The present daily capacity Of the works Tor ;hs
dueon 200 pieces Glazed Goods so pieces CT and
o pieces Ineixo blse and white Pats For tErsr infsr
maton address q. Y ROGERS ESQ, Railway, Ess.Jerssy.
N.B-If desired So 09o Of the purchase money An 70
main on bond and mortgage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-27
DARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.

Id p T. EARNUM, Manager and Proprietor JOHN
GREENWOOD, Jr Asfytant hsnAxs.-C. w CLARKE,
Director Of Amrsemsnta- The neg frse Drama Of SdE
ORPHANS DREAM SiD b produced THIS EVENING
q u Sslocl. VERY SUSPICIOUS aud also MY YOUNG
WIPE AND OLD UMBRELLA THIS AFTERNOON u
> sslosh
Atnkfanss 10 the whole Museum, Halls Of etatuary the
rfus 0Aley, csissss Saloon. Living AstHAh he Eater.
usanmepsA ke, q ssnR
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SDeliGj Nntlcfs


~ n. farm. Reform! Reform!.!-172 LIQ-
rDx sHOPS OPEN EVERY SABB iril.-Tde FINN
Wsrd Temperance Alliance viii hold their third Quarterly
Meeting In the Duane.s. =; Church between Hudson
oclscL Addresses by Rsv Messrs ARMSTRONG, X. A.
CHALKER j. wEsCOTT, PROF. MATrESON. HON.
- - l.. s. BECK, President
Gro. y. CoLBURN, Ger. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-27
Ter DublifGtions
4 COMPANION TO TOM KING
Just Published,
~T n

Just Publisled,
4 DVENTURES OF CLARENCE
~ BOLTON, Or LIFE IN NETWORK BY JoL
A. scoylls Editor Of the Pick" Illustrated. Price .
cent?.
The great success that this novel has met with s '1i'
Gent guarantee Of its excellence and one eau dispute
that it does lsy bare real HE in New York and ur folds all
its intricsces The theseJs the bathrooms the ga iosts
be and every other place Of ment receive due at
ention and explanation while society Of every de';np
ton from b highest to It's lowest grade, developed in al
its workings.
VIII be Published 10 afew days,
TIE BlVOUAC, Or TIE RIVAL SUIT DRS. By Col
w H. Maxwell author Of" Hector OHalloran" My Lie
or the Adventures Of Capt Blake" stories OF Waterloo
etc Beautifully illustrated tinted Price 20 cents
TIE Trade are requested to send in their orders
GARRETT 4 co Publisher, No p Ann-st.
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uy-ro Practical Surveyors.-.INDCSTSl

e. To prncrcEani S"TTcSSs,',d p,oSssss wi b.
received on sRd ster II ESDAY, Sep IS until thloAl,
the sh DAY Of October 1882 at o'e osA T. ior saNs
II ans laying out into stIeea quarter aefs po, 49, -
Bndee Westohe,tr Co. N Y Plan ard speoihc can
and ali into maton s'ng thereto oan % oo.seea
on sc olieAtop tC ELLIS coo hkANE builders No 80
Avenue b Tie Executive Committee reserve the rltnt OF
rejecting propoSss they may dsm unsatisfactory. Pop0-
,a 90 be addressed 70 j. W. LlNSTED Chairman Of EN'
ceutve Committee, marked proposals for Surveying, &c
No. so Avenue b
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-27

10 Masonic Noiice.-A Special Meeting OF the
NJ w. GIsno Lodge OF Free and Accepted Masons OF the
State Of NewYok will be held ct the Chinese budings,
THIS (sondsy1 EVEN No, at "a o'clock precisely.
JAMES W. POWELL, CT. Sec'y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-27

" New Village of Glen yerncn.-Choee lots
from one quarter acre 70 sces Immediately the New.
Haven Railroad within half Durs ride from the city may
be secured By early sppesJn 70 the undersigned OPp0F-
tauities are off red 70 zee the ground
WATKINS 4 HINE, No. 45s Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-27

rs Western ucmestend Association "A
monthly nee in. will be held ths (MONOAll evening at
"A oclock at No. Chatham square Members art requested
to Re punctual ABRAHAM u Lt4s 4, fresldent
NJ Il sPIIrLE, Secretary.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.


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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-27
rsz. The Acadcmic Department of the n. Y.

~ The Academic Bepnri"ent o. Tue un1D NJ ~,
winter The present Collegiate Term will close Nov %
The ne xt will commence March l. 1888 49, - go a.,
IL oNiss,s are; Presidepcy vacant; w. q. Allen A M
ps s,Ye,t and Belle Lettres w Ting hs,t A. NJ Prof
Msth A. Campbell, A nj, Prof Latin; p Atin A NJ >
Al d Prot Nat. SoieTces; q. l.. Bncke'5 A. TItoi
M,.. Cbamberp Teacher Of French aud Psiotngi MISS
8 Tbomss Tescher Of Music the Pisnoforte; ). T.
Potter, Assistant Teacher.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-27

gV William bnrsh.-A public Temperance Meeting
viii be held THIS (hiOnday) EVENING, in the Lecture
room OF The Gothic Church corner Of Grend and Ewenss
Coed speakers i'll address the meeting. BY order OF
JOHN B. WELLS, Chairman.
LLcon L. NANDEWATEa, Rec Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-27

rY- Tbe New-Yoyk and North American
GRAND UNION ID. Of T will by special inyi alton, At.
send in Tesa the anniversary celeb on OF the Sons OF
Temperance the H. Church in Greene ct on the 9Th
inst The Grand Union will assemble In the Bible Glass
Room No l. basement VI the church at O. o'clock.
era sttsndapce is requs sted Members Of Subo dina.e
Unions ding The anniversary, cordially invited TO
meet In regalis with the Grand Union. -
~ AMEY SAWYER, G. s. s.
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rR- New.York sacred Harmonic society.-,

~ New-YOrk sacred Harmonic society-
The members Of This Society hereby notified to attend
the rehearsal Tdls Monday EVENING 21th tns at Con,
siuti,n Hal No. 600 Broadway, near beeser St, at q
O'clock This society comPoscd OF Vocal and
fall ne rnme and interested IN classical Music
aud e.Ious of aiding in sustaining s'ge ChorA society In
This city are respectfully Invited 70 attend on TINS OF soy
Monea a, evening The Society Is nov ehessns
III.ndeps Orstoro OF samson" by order, .
ISAAC N. PHYFE, President.
IL RecnIding SECRETARY.
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ry- Appearances are Every thing.-This proveye
inouses raj truth Appearance recommends ltset
especially u Is In the proper adornment OF The per
son The hair and complexion under good treatment con
tribute much enhance the euimation in which an ino
VSu, Is held al the articles best calculated for usefulness
and .aorpmeni are BOGLE'S Hyperion Fluid f0r the har
ana h,, HeSsions Tor the shin. sold by the inventor
WILLIAM BoGLE, ST No ~ Wsshinstoe s., ston'
Ma, se bsa Of A b Sands. No leo Fulton 81 Rush
Ton C.,E 4 90 No rs and Eics Smith. No ~ Brosd
wsy; Cay 60 No. 35 Pesrst and by Druggists ana
Petfumer, thfvushcu the world.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-27

A S general HoUsEMAID, by respeets-
N bic yoGrs wosnsn 10 good Cook unee'.aaa' -
Ina. and 10 q frsfrate washer and ironsr va
city references. Csn be for tive dsysH w. -
s4th-st, 70 ~ AeeJ RTe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-27

~ hotiee Shippers per ship SlDDONS for LiN FIX
are squestsd 10 clear their goods At the custom
House and end in their Bills Ladlng toi sigma
ture, TO the Office OF SPOFFORD, TlLEsTON CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-27
~ .,da Bellows, Hal: Association of the

rS- odd Eellows' Hail Association OF ,ue
"a. nj New Sork.-The Subscribers to the Capital
s,.I OF the odd Fellows Hall Association OF the Ciy OF
New Yors who have not completed their &C
S.n,a ,h nrevious re ousons are hereby notified that
une,s full spd complete payment be made on OF before the
sTst d.y Of November next the deposits already maze oy
shs y, he orf fitted for the benefit of said Association
Na,aa SAINT ~ 1852 JOHN j. DAVIES, Sec'y.
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CERVANTS.- in want of good
- Gerua Irsh A-nericsn ard PFotssxnt ssrvzats
i~sJs rst suited ct No q Lz.lo 81 near GI.ndf %
,s..a..sis terms J, RIDGELf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-27

WANTED - Two experienced Six
w and Shawl saesmsn. N)ns need apply except
those scquar ted with the city and retail trade Apply be-
tween and O'Clock this evening
NJ BODINE, No 323 Grsndst.
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~ Hopes Bxprcss-NlA ChNShAb nRlh
E6AD, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., daily nom New-f ORR %
Esston Pa. Leaving 81 o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock r "a
Once No IA eroadway, New-foTk
~ scott and Graham-Pierce aud hing'-
Stereotype Casts and finely printed Portraits OF the ffes'
dental Candidates can be had application to BASER
GopwIN, a Co. Printers, Tribune Buildings These en-,
s1avnss and ensayed BY the best Artsa and
Arr 70 he the best ued Specimen copies with
oes Va in be sent on application. The attention II Csun-
y Printers and Political Clubs particularly called TO these
new and faithful Portraits
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nTOTICE to COTTON MANUFAC-

" fURERs-A practical Cotton Manufactures, Gt1
as beep engaged In the bcne Tor the Ast twenty yoeA
about Hneen Of which be has been employed In ouidni
ma operating some OF the best mills IN New Enesat Hs
In the Southern States 6Te or SIX yes N me
same kin5 Of business and q now DESTROYS of obtaains
ntuation Superintendent Of me respectable Coesos
Manufacturing Establishment Hes no ooecaao % so
south or West Can produce undoubted references 70
shsscter honesty shi ability Letters addressed TO
P to the care Of c. Hosher ESQ, No n pizssi (pos
rsid1 vtll meet with Immediate atteutioa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-27
IL Emisran, Intelligence Omce ard Labor

Z.
RxcbapSe Nos IS and q Canal-st- New-l oik-Thh
ofce Is ssasshed by the Commissioners Of Emigration
h,r. "a, away, be 0und large numbers Of Laborss AID
sTy.n, At yery ow rates OF and peoDs San have
Their ordsrs SLED 6y writing the Superintendent and sane
Ing the amount necessary 10 pay TIE passage OF 'he parties
required. No fees charged 70 employer .,,.
JAS. T. PAGAN, Superintendent
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COOK and LAUNDRESS WANTED.

IA respectable and we'll qualified Protestant wllios
70 live short distance fon town may secure good stsa-
above, usl family, b. applying a. No q South
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-27
bcaro an0 Rooms.

4 QUIET HOME for SINGLE GEN
"A TLEMkN-A small privste family, wi,A no mAi
ehi'aTen ocSUpyns the house No n Boadst can accom-
MEDIATE two or thee single ssteuen "a eitnes enxe
ICONS % sais 81 ror0s witnoat bard snefc hey WI
have ell the quiet Ct hsme and thsr ROOMS wei siten1se
to- They have suite VI one nall stps and TWO bed
rooms beautifully ,usted tho stf1or. well lighted md
Ventsed ara well adseted kr the accommodation Of two
gentlemen who wouls ike stiias room ia eommon with
separate bedrooms The esnrl locality a sead Of its easy
access by stsses and niro'd from cart Of the city
geher with It's ebssstertie qais uahes q pecaar
IL desirable residence lne addressed N lon lS9
Broadway Post Office ii meet ~ieh prompt sseeaton OF
parties msy call a. the house, Is "a most convenient
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-27

r. Fish and Provision Store.-ALLANS kOSt,
No 90 " ashinston ST. lone daor above barclay-st) New
York offer Al wholesale to desers at the lowest market
prices TOR c.sh foovV articles OF the best quality
MACKEREL-Nos /, 2 and s, In all kinds Of packages.
suA D-Nos T. and 5. in all kinds Of packages.
COOFIsH-Dry -sslted sod Picked
CkLEeISH-Dry-sslte and Picked.
UERRlNGS-s Smoked and Pickled.
PORK-Mess. Prime Romp, Butt, Clear ~
BFEP-Mess. Prime s1d RsIosd
SMOKED HAMS Shoulders Beet Bacon, sAnon-
CHFEsF, L.rd Candles OH, Spices
BUTTER-ln Grkins, tubs and psih-iresh aS'y'
SALT-Fine, in sscks and snail bags.
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A S CHANBERMAID aud Waiter By a re-
spscisbls Protestant Girl witt ooi,'s;en: A99iJ
( No. g Asv. where she q Eox engaged.
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young Men, or

Id Gersiemsr and hs WIFE, css be soeomnses;c ~. "a.
,n.c;ous Room the eco nd door, with besfu, -
- s.rrtI, IN Inc neishb vkood Of Grad e - ne
srv where the eomSorts Of hssns ean y 49, WV
saees sxchspsed Addrsa 3 ", Tussee 49,
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A ) SEAMsTREss or Dressmaker by a re-
sr.cisbe wousn She unders,nds cutting and sitting
Lscss essss Has DIRECTIONS take Of Er0Eo up
Children. Apply a. No. 4 Hal Place, nes Tonptns Mar
ket, jd-sv.
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AANTED-By an experienced youn

v WiFfnAn NOOk 3 pTIFHtr ~ UIsLIaIe
Meat ard Pasuy Cook Unds stands making Of Jelly snd
Charlotte R-s-o Has the net City reference Cali az No
IS University pseo sscood oDr, grocery, from TO
O'Clock. Can be till engaged
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DOAR D-French.-Pleasant Rooms,
furnished or unf1rnished. may be obtained near Msd-
lsons luare house, with all modern improvemenS
French will be taught at homo or at private rosdsnes An
omnibus and railroad route 10 tbs door keeressss
exchanged at No 20 West 2,th st. near the tthrav -
Also board for few gentlemen.
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NTUSIC.-Wanted. by young Gentle
H man ,truslion a. huEe Teacher N respec,asis
fni1y 81 r,eonpense hI his board he VII sse es'sc.
nm ID. Pisno Forte singing and thoo1sa Bass me O-s
% rs6-rencs xiy,n; BE bss taught 10 THIS city Tor the Az
~, ,esn Actress TEACaER, VIZ. Hal sons Mans
store no SO Broadway.
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DOARD.-Gentlsmen and their wives,
I'D and few single GsrtIsuen, may hsd p.sema. Lom
with Bo4ro b applying at No II Lelos go,
DOARD in SECOND-AV.-A suite Of
ID ROemsOn the hIs sscf :. Eo g e,rSasS, Or
BIZ letter. -
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DRIVATE INSTRUCTlON.-An OK

per.epced Classical and Mathematical rcssher, ossi
n simple testimonial. and Offering andoubted city rete
ences desires employment or three hours dsJ Al
treas TUTOR, at khe Tribune Office.
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~ Cocks Nurres sssnstresses Mattresses, Homework
irl, LAundresses Chsmbermaids &C. &c waut places Ia
eity or country. Aso. Men Waters, Sc wsnt places
Best Office for good Servants ~ Employment Office No
a R,osdway
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DOARDING.-Pleasant Rooms, with
po.,d hyni,ned or urfurni.h.d in sut clsss house,
VII hairs S.s, &c at no 81 Wsst Hast. ksisrsoees
el