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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-04-22

An 1rishman complained Of his
physician that he kept ssufing him
with drugs, that he was sick for a
week after he was quite well.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-04-22

Land warrants are selling in New
York at from $l05 to $ll0 each.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-04-22

We copy from the st. Louis Intel.
hgencer, the following account Of the
riot in that city on the 5th inst:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05
manifG.

DOOK AGENTS.-Wanted, enterprls,,
s9Hr Me. VITA sl0o capital, TO sell ne~ ana
eoyuar liz orca and Descriptive Work, spleoday Illus
.ra'ed Address postpaid, IN ,,.,a r,na
DO imD&V s. DRAKE Co'' ha''ioiu' o
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rur sEMI-WEEALY TRIBUNL

. ,,.tlt 800 TUESDAY a1d FRIDAY liutnhI, ~
puoDsnSu T,yorooies Tor S. Ten fof $40 AlFeIse
- ~ ~ cts lme for each lHsorIon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05

TRAxsFTR OFFICE or TIE PHILADELrHIA)
AND READING RAILROAD COMPANY I
PHESIx BANK, New YORK Dec. a. lSoL J
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Trans
fer Books oftne stock OF this Company Will be closed
on the 3st and wall be reopened on me 1871 Jaa nert
Holders Of cericaes which have been discharged from
this Agency intsnde for entry az this once are pares-
ry requested them duly registered On the Trans
fer Books they have been Transferred PRIOR 70 st
INST or vahln three Gays ssbsea TENT 70 that dale
B. order 81 the eoSrd Of Manasers - 49,.
NJ BRYSON, CASHIER.
az tJI3 Register.
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AmUDsmfHts.

H.
We're with you more lind friends
THE ORIGINAL HUTCHINSON
Il FAMILY offer their sincere acsno sledgmenss 20
the of York for the generous patronage LOT
mary years bestowed and would pscttaiy announce
tEeif FIRST GRAND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
If the season. f1r nett TUESDAY EVENING, Jan
9. al Metropolitan Hall 49,.
On this occasion they vii have the honor Of INTRODUCING
. and choice selection Of Songs. including the
THRILLING WELCOME TO THE GREAT Hun
GARIAS
TIE kCszuth Welcome. the Old Granite state.
And Good OLD DAYS OF YOfe,
The Horticultural Wife and Fa-msrs Lie,
Along the Atlantic Shore.
The Ship ~ Fire the Life Boa Song,
And the glorious New D.s rnslilcn
Three Cas- Team, and the Poets Dream
In Song and Decsma'lon-
Our BOyhcod's Home BY the salt sea foain'
And Bingen On Tie hhlne.
The Mount aineer and Millennium Year
And The Rest which Tree Souls md
The Psdlar Boy and Wa, Work Song, ,---
And Down Easr.' far away. - iScno.ns'i
The High staucIng Collars and Congressman
Who W0lk fCr EI-lt Dollars Ddf-
'CalIfornIa Cold and The Mountains Bold
whore the waters II LIE are funa-Az,
Tie Italian ng, AID Right Der "rohs'
And The promised Good TIE Coming
TIE Old Church Bell with is Long Farewell
Good 3 e. and many J'hss,
The Fcsle R,se and a.. . close
With The Sorg u tie Baad Il Brothers.
cen,,to be Obtain the principal NJ lsic
Stores and HOtes, aA AZ Tie door Va TIE e'sHss " ~
CoIcert. -. r "a. u,,rh-
iusou Famlly. f'r tsIe ~ rhe dor. ,-,--A a -
Deer. cgsa e-CoEosrii airetee a; u eeeSs = "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05
R.C KEMP, AuctioLeer

K { KEMP, Auct0Leer- -
EURS AT AUCTlON.-R. =. KEMP
N viii sell, THIS DAY, at lOs o'clock, at his sales
IooIn No IS Nassau 81 near ugn arEs ana ysiNaDe
crls.ing II MufS Nictonnss and Cuts n sets. CT real
Ersine Fitch, Sable London ustered LINK, stone ha-
zen natural Geret Badger, &c al lined and trimmed Ia
he most fashionable manner Tor the Cry retail trade Al
20 sleigh Robes in great variety comprising Polar Bear
p.n.ber Praifie Wolf and Buffalo lined and trimmed
,ot Diuhs, CAPS &c. Catalogues on the morning Of
80 r5lI'
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rnr NrU-YORK TRIBUNE

,ot CALEDONIA OREGON AND THs sANp"I'h -aA'N's'
=. .nhl.ed On the departure 81 'sen MAI steamer io'
Shsues Prce Ct cents pe' COY -, .c,r -3.l,.se-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05
Sales op Anct,om.

TCTION SALE.-The undersigned,
IA assignee OF Joha Adnance, VIII sell at Public
Auction unless previously disposed Of al private sale
A, The Court House IN Poughkeepse, Oh MONDAY, the
26h Of January next ~ 10 o'clock the ioreaoOA, the
house ard premises ate said Aiance, situate On the
no,f .lce OF M-St an! enlag the Second Re jrmed
Dutch Church The LOT has front Of 90 feet and depth
Of 920 feet and well stocked with choice variety Of
Shrnbberv and Fruit The house is large well arranged
and yerv convenient. 1921 ias&Nl JOHN A. STORM.
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NEWBORN TRiDtN =.
r,,F yEw.YoRK DAILY TRlBoNE

4 YvBLshEp 49,, nIyGs CORNER OF SPRUCE AFS
1T TIE .ssaT.srs, OPPOSITE TIE cifT HI COZ
,sd delivered % City Subscribers iG1 t.oes s.,e Desf
Of wheh ny or year at the rate slrslt Sope,
@i rspts Mail Subscribers Five Dohars i .s,ss
chscrirtj0ns taken for 81 Iaoaihs fv'
Sr.S q SO Three Dollars IN adT ahct eur g., e.
nhsn.ts with Country Newspaper Dly r'%i. -
e'-ed A this Office whose terms are nlshtI ''~" 49,
sr.te% s - ',., ave not allowed sny d.seIenet
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R.W. WEsrCoTT, Anctioneer


NURNIIUKE-A large quantity OF gODd
X new and second hand Furniture will be sold THIS
fNopGay) MORNING. at II o'clock, at No l6 Greenwich
az beyg the Furniture Of DR. Sharp leaving for aora
cnstlpg II part carpets. sofas mahogany chars, on-
Ieaus bed;esds mahogany rockers walnut and maple 49,
minors elegant center table card, dining and 4uartse
do stands beds and bedding. lounges sofa beds,
with var ely OF other goods Every lot viii be sold WIZ
~ ~" ressryc ram or shIns j32'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05

Z RESPECTABLE YorNG WOMAN wishes a
~ situation a, Chidnns Nurse and seamstress; OF
Chsmbsrmad and SeamI ress IN private fanny. DIT
a. ~ i'i''''~' s' IS IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05

DOOMS. -Wanted one Room and two
4 Bedrooms. There mus, be no objection to chlidren
Aay place south of 4oth-st. viii suit. Address q a.
4 his onic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05
Astor-p place Opera House.
l. w L. l. L. nNI, II II y lnhfl

tstoT place Opera House.
an f w f. + h LONGER.-Nlghtly
~ crowded and fashionable audiences. PROFESSOR
ANDERsONS farewell visit T. New York previous to
his Southern tour THIS EVENING and ALL THE
WEEK a grand performance OF wonders, THE
BOTTLE, THE ELECTRIC PHENOMENA THE
ChYSIAI CAskE THE BELXONlAN thEAIiON
THE EXTRAORDINARY DISAPPEARANCE, and
THE MYSTERIOUS PORTFOLIO ~ =,
Day Performances on THURSDAY and SAT- hDAf ,
commencing AZ o clock, p NJ Admission 50 cents ;
Juveniles under twelve 25 cents Seats can no secured Al
the Box Office. ON A NJ to p NJ. Doors open az 7 :
commence al & o'clock ID Ct
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r.rr Nrn-YoRK TRIBUNE


FOR EuRoFEAS CiktCLA4i''
,,,.hed on the departure o. each Ma. steiner lDI
~ poi pyce 81 cents a copy, or 50 yer Ytai 20 ~'
,e. Brtain OF 81 70 ihe c. 'r'n', postage ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05
AAIR FRANClS HEAD,S NEW BOOK.

~ C F. PUTNAM VIII publish Immediately, printed
from the proof sheets advance OF pubhca0n
direct f., m Mr. Murray. the London publisher 800
A FACET OF FRENCH STICKS: Of.rariSln 1911
By SIR Francis Head author Of Bubbles from the bTuhheh
Nassau. -
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~yr~rw-YoRK WEEKLY TRrBUSE,

T. ,rb,hed ,very SATURDAY MoRSse al 'ae or ar
y & PEI annu ADVANCE E1 ts so asSfT in &c case
copies - oe ,h toe FOR ,vtuch I IS IalI
aansu ~ meet will charged " cehIs psi ' va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05

As plain Cook, and frst,rate Washer
She understands no sewoyk. Can be for two
ssys at No 81 lnhet the from A NJ. TO p NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05
Choice Books ioi Travellers and the Fireslde.
SEMI-MONTHL Ii

4 BRARY, handsomely printed in neat l2mo volumes
Prlce IS cents The distinctive Characteristics are
4 periodical mail able Ike
2 Good paper, good PRINT and portable FORM both Tor
travellers pocket and To bind for the library.
g. Books that worth reading and worth preserving
l. A large amount Of reading for small prce. Each
number Is cents, containing much matter as usually
gwen volume for Is cents.
Tue following viii be among the earlier works Copy
right works - . ., ~
WALKS AND TALKS or AN AMERICAN FARM
ER IN ENCLAND-By Fred. Omstead With wood
cuts.
- narrative II an actual foot in England,
by American Farmer.
THE WORLD HERE AND THERE Or Travellers
NOtes-FIom Household Words. Edited by Charles DICK
-
HOME NARRATIVES Or Stories from Household
Words Edited by Charles Dickens
HOME AND SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY Or, Chapters
0 Every Day Topics. From Household Words Edited
by Charles Dickens
TABLE TALK on BOOKS, MEN AND MANNERS.
HumO Gus Series.
UP TIE. BHiNE-By Thomas Hood. With comic il.
WHIMSICALITIES, wHImS AND ODDITIES-By
Thomas Hood Acnoice selection, with numerous hunor-
Gus lilu atoms
HOODS owN-A further selection, with numerous
comic illustration
10 the preceding three volumes, aud the Prose and
Verse. and Poems already reprinted, vii he found II IS
believed all the writings Of Hood, except pieces of tenn
porary or local interest
- The first volume OF the Library-HOme and Socia
Phnosophy-wll be ready January As. Emo 264 pages
Fnce 23 cents. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05
yn,HE sIIEKINAH, devoted chiefly t.

'IIII > : y NJ -hII' '"''-777I ;,
y an iuqu.Ty uio TIE Laws q the S9rnai UNIVERSE
,5 fiscnssi 81 those nomenous Questions which are
deemed auxiliary The Progress Of Man The following
vsi].rd.cate the di,ucav- features Of his work
/ LIVES or ARcEST AND MODERN sEERs. with por
IL ELEMENTS OF SrIEITuAL SCIENCE, comprehsndins
facis principles. ,. ,-..r..
III PSYsnO.rTR1cAI SKETCHES or LIVING CHARAC-
F6sNo cpptaus portraits Prof Bush, Horace Gree
,t sarah H. Whitman, { Taylor, Theodore Parker, and
= nee Carey. =, - III.
~ ESSAYS ON SOCIAL AND Political E'oNoMT, Ed
forial Pa peTS and Reviews 80. =,
" THEAsAPHY, The Intercourse Of Man with snTits
Sp ritual PhenOIa.ha Inspiration, Miracles, &c
vi ORIGINAL POETRY and MUSIC.
kOSsuTH - ~,
CoNTKlBUT0Rs-R James Richardson Jr.. O. ~
Whit d. Stualt. Horace GEeeley, V { Taylor, I. L.
harris J Ingalls,. Frances II. Green, Sarah H. Whit
man Annette Bishop, and others -
IgRuS-s2 uer annum, STRICTLY IN ADVANCE Z. Su
copies vii BE- ADDRESS pr $40 discount OF
ii per viii be 10 booksellers but the cish must
D0ft. Conn, - II
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New pahlifations.


EW-YORK PAST, PRESENi, and
lVFUrTRE, byE. Foster Beldsn, NJ A. has been Is
sued ~ PRALL, LEWIS 20
v. have made arraugemen,s by stich we have oonnd'
ard will continue bind VIII each edition OF 'ns ABOVE
tie A5lERtCAN AZ I'M oN-I'
,.frepcs WAX for parchasers containing tat card o.
srctnts and manufacturers IN every me OF business
Price eladr both Of the works q cents and upward
sIURGEs On he GAME Of DRAUGHIs Second
American EGi.on Pnce IN muslin. u cents, In paper
So cents.
The chespesi AlraDa: Of ne season
AtERIcAN COMMERCIAL ALMANAC. for 1852,
con,anrr besides tue astronomical matter, numerous sta
stcal detas Iea,.,e tie Government Judiciary pop l.
soh resources and Of tie Union All the de-
as Of inland and reien postage and the Constitution oi
tie Un'ed States IA f1l. the latter Of which alone usual"
a. f,s ortvoe Tho price ofthe Almanac |Hce D. cents
.,osls; 81 uer hundred s3j per thousand.
FKALL. LEWIS x CO., Publishers, No 70 Nassau -
New iOfE j S'""N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05

DOARD.-A Gentleman and his VIE
J.suinr Board vii lad pleasant PArlOr and Bed
Nashinrts, Nae 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05

rooms to let together or
- separately with board in pleasant location. Baths,
&c. Reference gwen and required Apply at No s. I'M av
n. l.. corner 18TH g. az I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION

This institution organized under ar act of the Legs
ature OF the State Of New YORK. viii into operation %
Tuesday, the 23d day of December, 1891, az No Ds
Greenwich ST., between Chambers and warren ss she
continue open daily Hours ior RECEIVING "eP"'' WI" ~
frem to o'clock , ,...., 49,.
S,r Der cent interest will be allowed On all sums not tf-
Feeding $500 Iatersst will also be allowed IN al sums
depOsted on or be fore the 10Th day Of January.
Thjs nstt alton % minors and a. females baeo
unmarried, the full and exclusive fsh 10 All monsJ'"
vestes therein, in their names
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DOARDING.-To Let, with Board, a
,1o,son. front Room furnished or un furnished with
pantr, attached en- the second floor suitable for geatle
man and his wife two single gentlemen VINO can nave
full or martial board with the Of the bath laqae ~
No 22i Greene-st., between Amity and ith-sts
9NIWSFs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05

1 RESPECTABLE Protestant GIRL want, want,
y ,...t.cn 70 Go general housework. Is a good
- -. -, g.. J5lt'
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Boarding.

p0ARD.-A Gentleman and his Wife,
- and one or two single Gentlemen can be accommO-
dated with pleasant Rooms and Board fu part, g.
No III Bank St g SO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05
DAuROAD MORTGAGE BONDS

II y The unaeTslFned ohtT lot SAC =
$4,000 Seven Per Cent. Mortgage Bonds Of the Bat
io and Line Railroad Co@paay-efeen years 10 run
-Coopors .saohsc-payable LIST Apul and October.
$4,000 sev.s Per Cent Mortgage Bonds Of the New
Maven and New Lendos Rarcsd- aAseu years to rus-
CosIeas sttachedpayable iOgh March aud September.
$40. GOO Seven Per Cea, Mortgage Bonds OF the New
Haven and Northampton Ccupaay (Csna RnlrUadi-
ghtssE ytaTs 10 apoGsssyGble 10Th January and
July
$4,000 Seven Per Ceai Nor=se. Beads Of the North
IacIana Railroad Compauy-,, leais 70 nCcupcas
PAYABLE ist February and August
rAese Bonds all Irec b. mortgages u tue re-
sscuye aoads. am Vie AAd principal payable
Is New i'fA. NAhD Il CD,
as = No - Nsii-st
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CALEB s. Woodruff. President
VANDERBILT l. BUXTON, LIST V cs- Prest
WILLIAM n PULLS. % Vice President
I Ph,hn, Ph1n John Anderson, Charles Jsnsins
TayaI N Lang Reuben r. Wood, George n. Bell,
Henry X. CoDkln, Henry i. Han, Ddvh MoH%u'
William Radford, v Illden Blodgoi, Edmund Gn1n,
Abra1l Waterman, Mason Thomson, William flagg,
bl.r n Schultz, Thomas Cafnly. Abraham tfales
Daxia n Moses Alsr NcKsnlie HoratI0 N. Ferris,
ilaIG s. Gregory, Warren Chapman hcho.F natnsh'
Henry J. Allen. John HDrnef. ai' I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05

BOARDING in CATHERINE-ST.-
Several gentlemen NAV be pleasantly accommodate
ed with BoarciIgat No Monroe St, corner Of Cafhe-
rne II. Payments required promptly dlJ lu'
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Gpesiai Notlres.
y, - nnenoern,ic whig G,neral oomm..Iec-

"a I'm Democratic WINS
Dec. -, 1891, -. .,.c, nj, This Cor,o-tee 10
,nss,.o 10 NEE, a, BROADWAY HOUSE, on Iursots %"
r1n.a,y al u o'clo-A for i.e go[sss - o.kaa.la
ten
HENRY SNYDER, secretaries
M.KCELLUs EELLs,
m Mercantile Library AssocianSn' NJ ~
LAR NOMINATIONS FOk lsJS
~ For Precedent.
crORCE pFCKIlA N--.-gIth Emo Mtt -. = 60.
ftcs. President
Nm T p. MILLIKEN-- WIN Els'o",.
Corr, Spoafiag sccrefdV
,o,r NORTHUMBERLAND Cameron BfabD
Recording SccTCidTe. .,
c,,.p,rs n Rrcu.EpsoN.. with Nassau Insurance 20.
Iff0SLTtT.
4, R,.T with Butche 8 and DrOveIs lnG.
" Directors
So, N s,,,t yun uoyt 4 Tillhgtss
~ ~. with BoHrrs x Bescsns2.
Tbonss Kenworthy- with CLARK y Wils"L
.,v,s 1,isr. with HI HYDE * Go
CCyrao - Nod with OpD!ee, Work & McVfe.
pph.ep p.r. with Peck n 81" idg BOD.
yym.sR KT.rn with SNlf. Madfon 80.
'" DOUGLAS LEFFlfGW I'LL,
chairman koguar Nominating to"n'tee
LIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05

A CONCERT will be given at the Stuy-
IN vesant Institute on TUESDAY EVENING, Janu-
AIRY of the Church of the Holy Apostles Some oil
the rst talent Cy have kindly volunteered for the
occasion Tickets SOC may be had At Farlngons csner
2ith and 8h-av Mcintyre No l5ih av, Bare cor
ne 9th ay and 2ihst az the Muse Stores and al she
doc, nm the Evening of the concert l5Hs
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oYrlcE OF THE NEw-yoRK Gas LroHr Co

OFFICE or THE NEW-YoRK Gas I.IGHr Coz
Tuesday, Dec. 20, 1851
THE ANNUAL ELEC rlON for Thir-
Il teen Directors Of this COMPANY will be held at the
Office No. ia Center.st, on MONDAY the l2:h day OF
Januay next from II 10 W o'clock A. ~ The transfer
book will closed from the 27th ~ after the Eteeton
By order, Id24tyl2l c. l.. EVERETT. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05

ROARDING.-To let, with Board,
large front Room AMI Ballroom IN the second story Of
iouse No III Fast Broad way between Rutgers and JEFF
arson SITS. south side. az I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05

lChaiTman kogula' NOlmnaIMs t"I"1I.',e5
IN 8 PICKERsGILL, Sec =. Wv q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05

ElRCULAR.-At the reOpening of the
" musical season, the undersigned beg to direct the at
tsntion Of their and the musical public
raj 20 their MUSICAL CIRCULATING LIBRARY,
which, having been greatly enlarged and completed
tans collection of upwards OF II 600 NUMBERS.
prsng the compositions OF all the classical and modern
European composers
The terms Of subscription remain unsltered
For one year For three months N
For months .-------..- Payable IN advance.
Subscribers tor the whole year have the advantage Of
premium consisting of 81 worth Of music at their own
choice.
To The lovers Of music there is offered Oppor-
tunty 20 have constantly, at moderate expense,
the OF large and well assorted collection OF music,
enabling them become acquainted with the works Of all
the ancient and modern masters OF Germany France and
Italy.
appendix Catalogue containing the very latest
compositions to the present day. has been published
and viii be furnished to our subscribers gratis.
kEkkSlEG BREUSlNG Importers Of
d3 lmMWkE' Foreign Music. No. 42l Broadway.
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yVO IMPORTERS and COMMISSION

Il SES.-An active Man. with several years e1-
peence In the Dry Goods Commission business, IN pha-
depha DESTROYS OF making an engagement as salesman
with a New-YoTk house. Address PENN, Iiloune
Office - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05

- The Mount Vernon Building Association
M Es.t a, the corperot Christopher udson-ss 81
"kbNtSDAN EVENING The nh INST. AZ o'clock
- JOHN L. BlCkRkE, President
'hNh"h W. NNNlEk, Secretary So
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C-c5t.
NOTES.-Lost, on or about the oath OF

NOTES.-Lost, on or about the 24th OF
" December 1851, two notes The dates aud amounts
here gwen are believed 20 be correct, or nearly so
Hsnford NJ Seeck's at six months, dated November D.
1851 for three hundred and fifty nine dollars and t~enty
nine cents payable 10 the order OF Piice VI cnel Ell
dorsed ty Iapham Keys and Thomas BRISTOL.
Also Price Mitchells note at three months daled Oe
cember 1851 for two hundred and hity dsars ~
their order
The public cautioned lnst receiving or goIang
the above notes payment has been st0pped-ald any
peson finding them will be rewarded for their trouble by
returning item . No = Catherne-st g ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05
TOFAMILIES and SCHOOLS inNEW

4 YORK or BROOkLYN-An English Lady, well
oualfed wishes to attend family Governess three
mornings in the week Terms moo crate including nstruc
ton in English Freach, music, drawing and pantlnge or
The advertiser would take the drawing department IN
Grst class school Address free to EDUCATION Haul y
Son 8 Music Warehouse, No. 239 Broadway. J36tHWSf
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DARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.
THE FRASERS.-These celebrated

ENHE FRASERS.- ceIeDrateu
ii and unyiyaled Scottish Vocasts will give their
TWELFTH GRAND POPULAR CONCERT.
(which are nightly received with the most enthusiastic ap-
pause TO NIGHT, the Society Library, corner OF
Broadway and LeonaTd.st. -
NocALGSTs-nIlss and Miss NJ FRASER
PIANo-Ar. FRASER NIOLlNS-Ihe Mesas. FRASER
PROGRAMME FOR TONIGHT.
Gle,-WelcOme Royal Charlie Duet-fe Banks and
Braes o'BonUe Doom. Bsllad-Auld Robin Gray Quar-
tett.-The old OaEen Bucket Duet-rne Braes OF Bal
qunher song--Jock o'Hszeldeau. Glee-Scottish Blue
BELLS PART u-ChoTus-There's nae Luck ABBOTT the
House Sag-The March Of the Cameron Clan Duet
What's the Steer Kmmer Balad-O saw We the Lass
Wi the Bonnie Blue Zen Verse andlCho'us-A Mans
Man for alhat
Admission 50 cents To commence At O'Clock.
Evenings wal be given on WEDNESDAY, and FIJI
DAY. Jan. and g.
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~ Mercantile Library Association IsctnFe'
~ LS,st .cturs of the second CDoTSs al ~ gwen ~
Hone ChspsI Broadway on MONpAY ~ Efi ~; I i1
$ .nmyencIng at n o'ciocN. BY Hon HENRY J RAY
EOND Subject :" Uuliues Of LIss stur. IicNets ioF
the Course gentleman and lady s. 75 gentleman - oO
Members gent aud lady. 81 so, gentleman IN
s1e Tok.ts as ceus-r sale the Gess Of the Loray
and al all ihc pnRcipa! DOOkstor 80 a.. o.
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~ We. the ladies Of she Aby.s,nian Mites,

~ We, the ladies OF thc Aby,Sinian Mites
>etiety, knowing the blessings OF God always attend
NhsisceSe pertains TO The promotion OF hs cause, and
ieeng staefa " assured ms upon us
ia oar feeble efforts 10 assist the Trustees of AOySsn
an hsptnt Church, purpose 10 hold FAIR the above
shse an the Hall o III, ii Dorado, No l54 Church-s 10
etsh on The ttst Moaday January. 1884, where
TEND 10 have The best oi articles for general domestic and
aousehed u.e-such as Fancy Articles, Wares Clothing
books, &c, &c. There Will sso lie a Table OF Refresh
mtnts
n B-The second Monday IN January. MI wM KALI
VII n akt fss remarks Oh Charity, and SIR WARREN
STEWART IN tie General L adIiio8 Of our Yeaale
Abundance, .. certs l32ts
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financial.

financial.
INTEREST NOTICE.-Th Coupons
Il due ,hs day Of January upon all Bonds issued BY
thsslwaukee and Mississippi Railroad Company, as well
a. upon Milwaukee City Bonds issued to said Company
VII be paid al tie American Exchange Bank and At the
Office OF the OHIO Life and Trust Company. New-York,
respectively, az sad after the "a day OF January
nl~s E. FASSETO. No. 80 Wall q.
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'VO PHYSICIANS and DRUGGISTS.

II A well qualified Surgeon also a Llcenuate OF
Apothecarys Hall Ire and desous oforming connec-
t,n Physician good practice, or with respscta-
bic dispensing establishment. Would require SIX IN )nth'
IN either department previous 20 forming partnership
Salary during this per0d the object References M
exceIionabe Address MEDICUS, office of The Ir1bHne
Gtf
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Two ARCHITECTS and CONTRAC-

n TORS-An Architect of many years experience
who is Draug smau. AID has worked y a..
ffst architects this CITY, desro1s OF employment
situation WI ere he could take charge Of Office or do
The work for Contractor Builder, which would occupy
only part of ms time preferred He Is also good snr-
yeyor Address II. NJ. N Tribune. 49,