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FIRST EDITION, 30,000.-G. p. PUT.
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boxing tovrd Broadway. q As,or HOuse. g Delnoui-
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Our New Livery Erd other Thines. N letter from Mrs
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Lie IN Capadian College.
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Our Own"
A Nnt to Popcosepea
virginia in Novel Rcrm teontsEsed
How they Manage IN Europe.
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The Bourbon Qne.uSn-Letier from Rev M Hanso1,
Incorporating leeTs from the Seeret1y OF the Frnoe az
Joiuyile and Others.
Editorial Notes
IilerAture- American. French ard German
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Now ready. the fourth edition Of Nos. and ,
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A..oc,.,,oy yoy ruy FxnstrIoS oF THr IspUsrsY(
ALI New,York, 18th March, 1853.
~ The Stockholders Of this Ass0cL Ia ssn
~ hereby notified thai a call OF TWENTY FER GENT
- The Ca1si stock being the Sixth lnstament hereo
S.h.n aSsra by the Board Of Directors and that they
~ required 70 pay same at this office, ON OF before the
sls dsy Of March, instant. .,.,,,,,,rx,,, -
BY order, WM WRITTEN, treasurer
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Amusfments.

NIBL0s GARDEN.-This establishment
uai b. snraged for respectable performances on the on
80 tfaesasy Thursday and Saturday during me Spe-
Socsssssn. Apply, from SAM. 10 4f-M- 70 M. W. ~
-ooki, % Csc stage.
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM -
TITS "wednesday EVENING Al - eslocx foT ne
G,Hh Previous 10 which, DOMESTIC ECeNoAf
1Iir AFTERNOON Of 5 O'Clock ne Spectacle o.
- BEARD viii Be- repeated. The Lsirs AM
klse ,snieEtsinmentA&s, % cent?; fssersf sss sisss
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NIBLO's GARDEN.-GRAND COMBINA.
IN TiON ITALIAN OPERA TROUPE, comprising the


principal artists OF the
ALBONI and MARETZEK TROUPFs
together with other distinguished Lyric Artists who are
expected soon 10 arrive from Europe.
The Summer Season will commence on MONDAY, March
%, 1853
All the old established fsyorite Operas will be produced
and among the reyvas will be
LA GAIA LADRA, sEMIRAMIDE, DON GIOVANNI,
PURITAHI,
and Others Of similar celebrity and popularity. Also,
roberto IL DIAVOLO, MASSANIELLO ITALiAN1
IN ALGIERi,
and Meyerbeers last and greatest Operaof
THE prophetic.
In making The above announcement the Manager begs to
assure the musical public that labor expense shall be
spared 10 give the great Metropolis Of the United States
Opera which shall not only vie with. but surpa with the
solitary exception OF that at St PetersbuTgI the Grand
Operas OF Europe OF the present and the MANAGER
confidently rnsts that his elowcitizens by their kind
patronage WILLARD HIM in carrying out this great undertake
ing
Sole Lessee and Manager. LIE GRAND SMITH.
Conductor. MAX MARETZER and Signor ARDtTl.
hepnce Of Tickets will be Two Dollars and One Dollar,
according TO location.
Two Ticket Offices viii be opened Saturday morning,
the one at the Music Store Of WILLIAM HALL SON,
and the other at Nibo's Garden
Only Two Dollar Tickets can be- sold on Saturday
or MoDdsy the remaining Two Dollar and the One Dollar
Opera Nisb;s-Monday "Wednesday and Friday.
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library ROOMS. No. as

COCIETY LIBRARY NUNS, NO. Sto
y Rro.awsy-Fruua MONDAY, Id Mare Sand Con-
cert evrry evening durins the wet by s'sSA ELiHt
s.ssa 4 comrsry Of 25 yours sceoupsoes Lsales SIC
Ssstsasn IYeke., 3 esr;s pDsss eyer a " &c seG-
ussxe 4: eSlesk.
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CECOND SERIES POPULAR LECTURES
Osnd Experiments IN Aents Alchemy ana ia
kindred pAencmens. az City Assembly Rooms Ne 80
Broadway Prot. B. BROWN WILLIAMS Rich pro-
xrsua,ne THIS EVENING.
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METROPOLITAN HALL-SANr0RDs

M GkEAT NAIIUNAL fANUhANlV fAuNLINu
Of the MISSISSIPPI RIvER-The Gully Painting
hibed Of the River from tss soah 70 the Falls OF e 81
Authazy, = distance of nearly 5000 miles Exhih-fasa
ever, evening al a O'Clock Saturday afternoons
O'clock Asrlis <aon 50 Gems Chiidreu = cent?.
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NIRCUs-NEW.YORK AMPHTTHEA.

4 VI II Z Z I'M W -lOhh AMI III III4d-
OTER. No. 81 Bowery.-WEDNESDAYA FTERO0N
and EVENING, March 25.-Lssr performances OF the
French Equestrian Troupe. Madame TOuRNlAlRE in
her great Manage Act. Mile JOSEPHINE In beautiful
scene OF HoYsemanship Nile LOUISE, without saddle
BRIDE The Rivers Family in al their Classic Posse Bill
LY BUTTON, 10 which Mr. W. h DERR. vii make his
appearance. On THURSDAY EVENING Benefit OF Mr.
CHAS. RIVERS. On FRIDAY. Madame ToURNIAlRS
Rens6t
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kxrOODs MINSTREL.S-Nn. 444 Broad.

WOODS MINSTREIS-No. 444 Broad
w way, sSeve HowaTdst-OPEN EVERY EVEN
INCH. MOOD Manager and Propsietor.-rhe enter.
tanents offered by this celebrated company Of Musicians
and Ethiopian Delneaou cannot Be eqaAed by any othf
Q 81 Concert commences ~ u O'clock Admission, -
cents TIE pubic respectfully informed tsst the Ater-
noon Conceyts are discontinued
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IN. WHETTEN. Treasurer.
NJ south WIlliam-burGh.- The. Second Rssala

- soutb WIiltnmsburgh.-TheS Second Regular
Nestins OF the South Mil,amsonrsh Siisse
u otock az tn aian Hall No. 492 Grand at near Willet
pe object for which this Association was organised 70
saable is members by combining their means %
p,t of lind 10 be divided into building lots IN such man
~ a. n save 10 themselves the large amount OF PROFITS
ssssly realized by Spectators Tue property selected ey
ks Association situated on the Wiainsearsh snd W
prus Hill Plank Road At the Junction OF CooPeFsN ana
within 100 yarls OF Mypesy., which % - openeo na-
edsteiy Its advantages Of position and beauty OF los
bon unequaled hne OF stages eosamaniestes "l.n
The Ferry every fifteen minutes Also, the Myrtie-N.
s Fulton Ferry Brooklyn, VIII De extended through -
pcn said avenue Is opened There are toef eottsse
sssss the property, not worth less than co one OF
vhch each meinher viii have opportunity OF oot.ins'
me cost 90 each member 10. Lot will be 30 WINCH IN
eses surveying grsding, &c. Terms OF admisaon % a.
- tune 2, Sn'ns ao Per wses aDa ,bs sr,s in.
sasns burden OF taxation and high rent are invited 70
xrd the meeting and sharc the benefit OF this Asocson
DR.. u. IA. KlMLARk, President
sw. WILSON, Secretary.
q Petersviiie Homestead Associatioa;-A
~ the exoThiisDt RATES being asked os apartments
& houses in this city, and believing such inere OF hsn
~ continue iog yesr. 10 come thereby oempens .ne
rsade IN small attic damp Easements tn seme
- place in tins city ead.nssrns the lives OF
q hmihes have secured trect OF land on tne Nss-
HHen Railroad 10 the town Of New-Rochssie whsA 'ney
nkca 10 lay out into village plots.
he land secured contains May Of the mos beautiful
srx ties IN the State. The scenery OF the most roman
ssAArseter-lin and dsle-whiee mus, naturally insure
uen his YrePersy are several HOUSE. Barns &c 49,
sHsyconsaer the mo1eyed an
sspr ,niueace over the benefits 20 be derived on any
epvssments which nay be on the property, tasy hare
ssised sha rot be offered TOR sale, bat that each nen
sfstal have erna chance 70 dfsw one ~ lo nS'es
ssheut any extrs charge whatever -.
Dee notice win be gwen OF the tine ana pia'e o. the
y a POTTER. President, Ne HSpover-st.
W. X Hoxr No. ~ khkN.
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Mem publications.
Thind Edition.

Thini Edition.
REATRICE.-By Miss Catharine Sinclair,
~ author Of Modern Accomplishments, Holiday House,
&c. Prce. paper &C. cloth 75c.
ssch rs the extraordinary demand for this work that the
publishers find il impossible to supply the demand At
In few days there win be another large edon ready
enough to meet all orders
As the orders viii be supplied in the order IN which they
are received those who wish immediate supply should
send IN their orders possible.
DEWITT & DAVENPORT, No. I56 Naszau-st
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EY- Notice-The vestry of St. Philips Church having
nss for removing the bodies In her
hsna ground in Chrysies, TO Cypress hiils oemetsiyj
ee notice 10 those who have friends deposited there and
Win 10 tale charge of them that by making application AZ
u Ground and pointing out the spot the bodies VIII DO
delivered 10 them tree OF charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23

As Cook. and 10 assist in washing and iron
N ing BY respectable German Girl. Understands pas
Try. Cal at No. Amos &C., frst door.
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~ epirituai Nantes On tons nc uSE GROW ID
Eb-PrcI oWLEN VIII lecture T HIS EVENING ana dur
ips the weot AZ The Hall corner Of Broadway and Lpen-
rS Several Mediums will be in attendance ADMISSION
sps shilling Commence al "a O'CLOCK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23

AS PLAIN Cook, and to wash and iron. in s
IA Enan private family, BY eenteel Girl. who can yv'
city Iefrsuces Can Be Cor two days Apply a. No
Isl Foryth-st
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Uants.

rs Cook, Washer and Ironer. by stead.
"A respectable women in private family No OBJ,
IN the try Best city reference Can Be
for DAYS AZ No. lo9 Malbeuy-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23

AS Cook, by an English Woman. She is a
IN coed Cool wssher and ironer, and has good city
reference. Apply a. No 2S Sd-sy, IN the store.
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iN following isa copy of their reply
ysM II. PILI, Secretary.

m Presbxterian Church will be organized by
stonmittee Of the Third Presbytery of NewYork THIS
MINING a, the place of worship known as the 9TH
X eopductsN by Rev u. II. HATFIELD, d. d., Rev. A.
D. SMITH, ID. D., and Rev. O. l.. PRENflss' 10 COM
Dcrce az "a.
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TT'HE WILLOW COPSE-A domestic dra-
ma full Of interest 10 TO be performed TONIGHT At
the ST. Charles Thester, Bowery Every person SHOULD
witness this play. The where Luke Fielding q r.
Scott compes his ghter read her letter which
her shame confessed Is Of the most hesrtreAdns
scenes ever witnessed the and brings tears 10
eve This the last night but three Of Mr. SCOTS engage
ment and al who desire TO mos. beautiful piece Of
acting shoud not fail 70 70 see him IN this part
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23

~ DIR. Wieting, THIS EVENING, at o'clock in
~ Blocker Buildings, OF Beeck and Marion
kures Anatomy, Ply sology, the means OF pre-,
voe and restoring Health, with his splendid and exten-
we collection Of Manikns, Skeletons Msdel Paintings,
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FIRST EDITION, 3O,00O.-G. P. PUT.
u NAN Co, pzbhsh on he 18th Inst, PUrsANs
MONTHLY Arr1l
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~ PhrenoIOay In Jersey City.-Mr. FOWLER
ul sonlmtnc eoure OF lecturesn Franklin Hail. at IA
ssosk on WEDNESDAY EVENING, March g and con-
ma 24h, 9th, 10Th, 18th and 10Th. The first lecture free
ss for subeeqaent lectures III cents Public examine
bon st the close Of each lecture.
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~ AZ a meeting Of the JouneymeB employed in the
sslAAhshinent Of GEORGE II. NESBITT Co., the fol-
swing Resolution unanimously adopted;
Rsosd That the present exorbifant advance IN rents
~ ~ necessres Of life generally have rendered
of matter Of vita, necessity 10 the
snlsrt and well-being Of families and selves; We
&ore take this opportunity of rendering sincere
asss to Mesrs NEsBITr CO. for the alacrity and gen.
ssu disposition manifested in acceedng to simple
m In advancing our wages beyond the established scale
drees.
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A 5 NURSE and Plain Sewer, or Waitress and
IN Chambermaid, BY Protestant ysung Woman. Call at
No. % Avenue Is. Can be seen for two days.
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4 s CHANBERNAID, or to do general house
4 work in a small private family, By respectable young
Woman. Is good PanEook, and excellent Washer and
IrOner The best Of city references given Cal al No 100
RiyingtOn-st, first floor, back room.
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A LAUSDREss and Chambermaid by CEN
~ petent Young Woman, with the best Of eity racer
enee. Call AZ No. IL 5th-st.
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NEW ST. CHARLES -Bowery,
IN tuear Chahamsquare Boxes and Psrquettc, Is cts
THIS EVENING, March q, viii be performed THE
WILLOW CoPSE-PARIS AND BACK FOR IS.
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A s CHAMBERLAIN, or 70 assist in the wash
N ng and ironr do general homework in small
private family, by respectable Protestant Girl The best
rear. Can be tor two DAYS
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A $ Cooks, Washers and Ironers, by five very
~ exoeent Servants Are 6rst.cla Bakers and Laun-
dresses Two English Honsemads experienced Scotch
Chasbemad ard Nurse, four Protestant Chsmbsrmaids
and Walters. and large variety of other respectable Ser
wants at MANNINGS 0f1ee, No 10 Tlay,st. 9TH doors
from Fultoust, BrOoklyn.
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A S good Cook, Washer and Ironer, by re
IA spectacle Woman. in a respectable family. WOul
have objection 70 private boarding house Can give IN
best city reference Call at No II Fourthay for two day
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THE NEW.YORK TRIBUNE,

nm CALIFORNIA, OREGON, AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS
psbhshed on the departure Of each Man Steamer fo
Euinvan Price 81 cents per copy.
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AS Cook, Washer and Ironer, or TO do gen.
IA eral homework hy respectable Protestant young
GIRL Good city reference Be Eiven Call a. No. ~
10 the resr
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AS CHAMBERsIAD and Waiter, or Nurse and
~ sesmstress Can do fine washing and ironing all OF
which she will be found fully competent Can produce
the best recommendation for character VIII be DESTROYS
10 please in particular No objections 20 the country
Apply az No. % Bowery
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As Cook and to wash and iron, by respect
IA able Young Woman Can give best OF city reference
from her last place Can be for two days Il No %
lst-st, corner OF lst.av.
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As CHANBERNAiD and WAITER, or as Seam
IN stress and Chambermaid, by one and Cook and to
wash and iron BY the otherThese girls very expert.
epced and have excellent city reference. CAL at No u
6th-av. IN the book store.
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A s Cook, and understands baking in sll its
branches BY respectable Woman also good Wash
or and roner has no objection to 40 70 the eouutry
dersAnds all Kinds Of homework in general The bes; Of
city references given Call a. No IS l0thav between 10th
and I7th-sfs
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ruR sBmI.wEEKLY TRIBUNE,

, puehshee every TUESDAY and FRIDAY mornns. Pne
6 Der sJ.nun Two copies for s. Ten for 30. Adye
x..me nts 6 cents hpe for each insertion.
GREELEY McELRATH, Publishers
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6ueeial Notices.

t7- Grand Temperance Celebrations. /
eNDW, Social Union Members will meet IA pIyat
Dom Of Metropolitan Hall a: 81 o'clock precisely THE
EVENING, "Wednesday. Entrance from broadway
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yIrATCU MAKERS AND JEWELLERS, TOOLS
w watch materials Subs' files end tools engrsvers tools
watch assEes rolling mills turning lsthes &c. Tor ssle
BY WIN, IL PRAISE, " Chatham street,
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DOMESTIC MARKrTs

BRIGHTON MARKET, August 11.-At market, 600 beef
cattle, $50 stores, $500 sheep and ss5 swine Prices
Beef CattkPrices continue 10 Decline which is ALWAYS
the case when the supply exceeds the demand We
quote extra VI 81 25 first quality SO so SO rs; SO.
como ~ ~ 20 third 81 10 % IS. Working o1er On
account Of the hot weather sales are not large We
quote lev from $40 10 1925. Cows and calvosSsles
w 70 800 SLetfSales OF small lots from 50 rs 10 g.
6c s9itestlll Dogs 10 18c. 8 is Ice shosts exc
Idc.i siiifg rigs &c, A. retail FROM 7c, l0c,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TUsT PUBIIsHED, PRICE ONLY SIX CENTS, THE
81 Surgeon in Emergencya guide for the treatment o.
accidents before tho arrival surgeon, Ia largo sheeA
embelished with engraved plates by Dr. A. stone L. g.
A. This publication will be found valuable companion 20
ALL TO be- had at Medical oice 60 Atlantic strses
Brooklyn the trade generally Trade price nfty GENTS
per dozen.
r ONpoN WORLD OF FASHION, FOR AUGUST, PEE
Ii steamer africa inst received by ADRIANCE, SHEER
MAN a co No. Astor House.
c,pIRITUAL SCIENCE, OR ENToLoGY.-THE NEW
- York Reforme is the OF secular Newspaper rccognz
inR eprueI philosophy the basis of human action The
last articles the subject Judge I'd
mond's letter City edition every Sunday morning, One
dollar utr sunuu ISAAC Z. PRAY,
Editor and Publisher 100 Nassau street.
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A PAYMENTS AND ROOMS ELEGANTLY fUH
n Ifsbed for geatIemea only at No 10 Bond street
Broadsny This street is In che centre and is one
the most Ia hionable and quiet in New York
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LIQUORS.


AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL-COGNAC, no
IA chee and BORDEAUX BrAndies Ports, Sherrss. 40
MaderAs Scotch and Irish whiskey Jamaics and ST. Ox
assorted brands gin; East India and Edinburg aeS
London and Dublin porter; Havanasegars &C. For cd
In any quantity to suit, by
|NLARET WINE.-STILL FEW HUNDRED CAgI1
~ Of table caret and other fine qualities at the ori.
prices. These wines sound and will be sold By tbs
gle case 100 cases by VIM. H. Underkill 4W Brosuo
street. Genuine schiedam schnapps in and glass;
DRoPRIETORs OF HOTELS, AT THE DIFYEREl
quested to examine extensive stock Of Wines braa
and segars which we offer ct the lowest market poA ~
Inducements to cash buyers.
PETERS 4 CHAMBERS Importers, 800 Brssdwsu.
GUNNER wINES.-HOCKHEIMER RUDEsHRINKR
LaFeitts, La Tour Chateau Msrgsaux, ST. Julian 81 -
tephe In Of one dozen each, for sale by
PETERS d CHAMBERS, 300 Broadway
WILLIAM IT, UNDERnnL OFFERS TO DEALRR0
wv and families brandes, Wines gin, whskey segass 4ss
Other house Old choice blackberry brandy the beA
article In the market. 4O Broome street.
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EXPREss AGEN CIES.

UIHoMPsoN CO IS CALIFORNIA EXPRESS, ny The
month Next steamer on the 10Th instant Froight par
cells taken At the 10 rates. throu by special
Fenger Also Philadelphia, Baltimore, Pttsturg, Gin.
ciaLati md ST. Louis, daily THOMPSON A co.
~, u Broadway
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TOMANUFACTURERS, CONTRACTORS MECHANICAL
1 &c.-The undersigned have opened at 81 ChanSsss
street. agency through which and oth
wanting mechanics either in city country sbtain
them BY addressing and mechanics Of all trades
paying only ST. will be directed to suoh oousty
they DESIRE and where manufacturers others have
solicited to obtain workmen when mechanics are nct
suited registry Is free for another engagement
resst.y for The purchase and sale Of machinery
Agencies for the purchase and sale Of machinery
lcted. We have also extensive list Of pAtterAs hon
which obtain castings For further particulars eea
circulars All letters addressed, post paid, to
EDWIN WESTON CO, 81 Chambers street.
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AGENCY.

NJ Office TO sHIPOwNERs, BROKERS, AND OTHERA
~ Jules BONNET well established in business, =
three and four ~ Nassau street. desires aeasY
for the procurement Of European with the @
iege sci ana deliver ucket ior which will be expectsd
Mr. Bon net has very extensive correspondence aAd
quantance In England and France, and applications
tinuali for the obainment of passages and believes
he could materially benefit company line that wou
employ him. Most !atiiacofy references will be given -
to ability and integrity.
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MATRIBIONY.

1EATRIMoNY MADE EASY OR HOW TO WIN 4
London will to address, on the receipt Of on: Dol
directions enable ladies' gent0m0Q
TO win The devoted affections Of Of the oppohO
sex as their hearts may DESIRE The 10 simple.
hut ating that all be married
sse appearance position; and last though not LEASH
ton IL impossible Address Professor Lawon Boston.
Mass No letters taken from the pest office unless IL
postage IL paid
1EATRIMoNY.-NO YOUNG NAN OR WOMAN CAN
M possibly have the knowledge 70 the hale
safety Of marriage unless they have studied
my Esoterc Anthropoogy other contains
the information to be fonnd In this IL Is Id for ST. at the
Reform Bookstore 65 Walker street. third door west Of
broadway and cent by mail post paid receipt Of the
price, addressed 70 DR.. I. l. NICHOLS, New York
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-23
RECIPES.

HYDRoPHoBIA.-A An English Journal says
that an old Saxon has been using, for fifty
years, and with perfect success, remedy
for tho bite Of mad dogs, by the agency Of
which he has rescued many fellow-beings
and cattle from the fearful death of hydro
phobia. The remedy is 10 wash the wound
Immediately with warm vinegar or tepid
water dry il, and then apply few drops of
muTiaiic acid, which will destroy The poison
of the saliva, or neuiralize it, and The cure ia
effected.
MAKING COFFEE The best way of ma.
king Coffee is TO put The ground coffee into a
wide-mouthed bottle over night, and poul
. rather more than haifpint of water upon eact
ounce and half, 10 cork the bottle, in the
morning 10 loosen the cork, put The boi,l,
into pan of water, and bring The water 10
boiling heat: the coffee is then TO be poure,
off clear, and the latter portion strained; tha
which is not drunk Immediately is KEEP
closely soppered, and heated as il is wanted
WORTH Remembering. "A small lamI
with single tube and wick, such as is use
for burning fluid, if filled with chloIic ethel
and lighted, will disinfect sick room,
RArrY parlor, or other "odorous" place, in
Sery few minutes. So says the Annual G
Scientific Discovery for 1883.