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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-28
xTALTABLE IRON WORKS for SALE

Y The Furnace ana Forge Property, Mansion House,
tenant Houses with Wood sud Yarn Lands. Ore Bsnss and
valuable Water Power. situate az NcNeyogn, Nlln Co..
PENNSYLVANIA. IN the Tch and beautiful Agricultural valley
CT the Juniaia River within mile OF she Peansy
CentTt Railroad and on the Pennsylvania STATE Coal ~
mi,eswest Of Harrisburg
The following description Of this property shows = great
value N every respect as site Tor the o. iroa
II certainly not beiug surpassed By any oeE location N saat
rch irCn regou
The Furnace property consists Ofa rstclass WATERPROOF
Charcoal Furnace good orceri eight feet IN the bnsh
has made 20 tuns OF iron per week large Casting House and
other fu ace tudirgs hot cold Blast Blowing Cyn-
des ana Hot Bias Pipes the tunnel head % the most
proved construction and in perfect on!cr; supe water
power darn Gee wards above the turusce oyershot water
wheel q Il az in diameter; fine Coal uouse; n rSt csss
DWELLINGS for hands: extensive Stabhug.
The location Of the above well made, and IN respect 81
proximity 10 material Of al kinds access 10 market and
character Of construction Of chinery and bu days
be improved Si.ooa would be ample &c al
pairs Necessary furnace and buildings prior to active
operations.
The FORGE Property situated the bank OF the Penn
sylvana State canal halta mile from the Furnace. Has
ssven fires blown BY - horse steam engine; water pow
ample for IMP hammer l. to 10 hrst Glaze houses for
hands
sively this estate. This ore bank wei known as one
of the richest deposits OF pipe and most OF tue fur
the neighborhood have Hsd e. BY mixing with
the poorer OF the vicinity No SOFT Charcoal Iron
10 pro6ueed-blooms made from which are now selling at
SIS per tuu Considerable revenue is nov derived from
leave granted this bank unace IN the region There
are several other banks Of Of different varieties and
near 10 the lands Of this property.
Quarry of pure Limestone Is on the premises, within
there are 0OO acrss of land attached TO this Estate
bracrg wood land land, ad some valuable arm land
water aht On the creek between the furnace and forge.
Both furnace aud forge be put into actve WORKING In
from eight weeks 20 produce hne quality Of iron in
demand hgh prices and the production OF which IN other
quarters from various causes must BE- limited.
Itcan be shown that the price asked Tor the whole
prorsrty IL would clear Itself in two years.
For terms and further particulars apply personally, BY
letter to J. u. MEREDITH,
Pottsville, Schuylxill Co, Pa, or TO
". n BURROUGHS, EsQ,
No, - Market-st. Philadelphia
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THIs DAY PUBLISHED by the Americ,

THIS DAY PUBLISHED by the American
Il and ForeieD slavery Society, and for sale at their
Rooms No. ~ Beetmsne 81, New fors.
THE AMERICAN SLAVE CODE, IN THEORY AND
Practice ITS distinctive features shown by iis Statutes
Judicial Dec,iOn, and Illusrstive Facts. by Wi ham
Goode author OF the Democracy Of Christianity sAy.
cry and Auti-S avery" SC. New-York: American and
Foresn Anti.slavtry Society No. AZ Beekman-st The
work contains 80 pages limo, neatly bound IN cloth and
wall be od for cash at Is cents single copy doken
ard SIS per hundred Also in paper coverS at deduction
OF 10 cents per copy from the above prices
Postage within eco miles 10 cents. bound in CLOTH or
Is cents paper making the cost OF tue volume IN
Guiding postage 81 cents bound in cloth 10 cents IN pa
per Persons sending for sugle copy may remit
sI postpaid, to LEWIS TAPPAN, No. ~ BeekmAISst,
New YoIk, and the book will be sent by mall with the
change in Post Office stamp.
K1tsc Of Letter iOm Hon WLLt,s JtI % the Antaof
"Your analysis of the Save laws very able, and your
exhibition OF their practical application by the southern
Counts evnces great and careful research Your book
mpregnabe sssnst the charge of e,aggerafion az Eu-
chds GEOMETRY rec ike that it consists Of propositions
and demonstrations The book Is not only trre bat it s
unquesuonably true"
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ITO HATTERS.-For sale. Retail Hat store,

with mandatory connected. with complete arrange
merits manufacturing One Of the best stands the city
fer obbns and retail The owner wishes 70
IN another business and will sell the stock, fixtures and
and for sso0-one-hsf cash None need apply
les they have the requisite Address J. C. p Tn
brne Ofce.
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Tor SALE-The sloop TRADER. of70 tuas
Il burden, lying at PikesiP. For further informs.
tior. spply on hoard.
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Cost ano fcnn6.

I OST-A DRAFT on Bank of America for
i 4 ga eco drawn by w J. ANDERSON, Secretary Co
lumbus Life aud General Insurance Company favor "
AsKFW a. 80 daysfom Feb l. Payment has been stopped
The finder will confer favor by retaining the sine 10
MARVIN NORTH, No % Wilisnrst
T OST-A Land Warrant for 100 acres OF
IL land No 1900 awarded to James NJ Jackson dated
on or about 18th Dec 1882 and signed T. Heath, Com
MISSIONER OF Pension, IL Is my intention 70 apply 70 the
Pension Office for duplicate Of the same carest having
bees entered the General Land Ofc, TO prevent any
further zee beng made of said Land Warrant ~
~ - JAMES NJ. JACKSON.
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THE NAVAL and MAIL STEAMERS of

Il TIE UNITED sTATES.-By ChGrle. B. start,
Fnginttr int hi.f u. : Navy. Author OF Naval Dry
Dccks Of the United States'
The under gned il enabled - q the American
public he the very favorable reception and Unprecedented
ssle Of the Naval Dry Docks Of the nsd states "lT
rants him in announcing the second o. the 'eres OF
NATIONAL SCIENTIFIC WORKS by the ss-ne suthoT,
now N press and which vii be published on Tuesday lat
March.
This uunb Der Of the series contains about two hundred
pseef cusrto ILLUSTRATED by Thrysx knEavnE& exec ~
I'd in the highest style Of American art on see, copper,
stone and wood and in the letter press and Dn1ng SIM
lar TO the splendid volume already issued on the Naval
Dry Decks" .,...s
II i believed that this popular work. describing a. does
Naval and Mail Steamers with beautiful engraving Of the
buF and machinery Of Of the nest AID most eee-
bratsd starners in the world including the tuto1 Prince
ton, Mississippi Powhatan, Arctic, Illinois and Golden
Gate will BE- exceedingly interesting Al this tune 70 al
classes Of the AeTcnB public and especially TO the states
men merchants ngineers and mechanics OF the country
Pace.
Full Morocco
Cloth
la MO'occO ~
CHARLES B. NORTON Publisher
No. III Chambets-st. Irving House, " Y
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~ Hotice.-The Members Of the N. Y. b. $. OF OPP
sntve hasons requested to attend on TUESDAY
HEklkG, March 1, at their Meeting Rooms, No 10
fnce there ID business Of importance 10 be trans
sfed. BY order OF the President, VIM. KEENAN,.
nTRIog BkOCRs, Rec Sec'y.
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GRAND COMPLEMENTARY CONCERT

GRAND COMPLEMENTARY CONCERT
" to WILLIAM HENRY FRY at METROPOLITAN
HALL, on TUESDAY EVENING, March The Com
ttes appointed by upward Of sd Performer. to tender
Mr. WIN II. FRY Complimentary Concert, take great
pleasure in announcing the following talent who have
Kind volunteered their servsees for the occasion
Madame ROSE De VRIES,
Madame A. OTT0,
Madame A. STEPHAN
Signor ROCCO, 10y kind emission Of Mad. SoDtse)
Mr. THEODORE THOMAS,
Nj FRAZER.
Mr. GEORGE. BRIST0W.
Signor MAX MARETZEK, tiis f1st sT-
pesrance siDce his return from Aexlco)
Miss THOMAS. (be- first appsaxancel
The following pupils Of signor Bagioi, their firs APP
peerJnce
e. e. Fl: fSiS EEsIis
Signor CARLO CERROEI, r.no,.
Signor A. BITBIOE. ! ien"i,'
A GRAND CHORUS and ORCHESTRA, Of nearly 800
performers coupcsod Of membeTs from the " Y Sacred
Harmonic, Philharmonic and other Societies
CONDUCTORS.
MAX MARETZEK and GEORGE 2. BRISTOW.
Tickets TO be obtained az the principal husie Stores
Seats can be recured at Wh. HALL a SONS, No. 20
Broadway.
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run NEW.YORK TRIBUNE.
THE sEnI.WEEKLY TRIBUNE

., osssos AID rsx WIS sAsp s ss ,sassS
-. Pee 81 cents Per cory.
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HEILER's SALOON of WONDERS-No.
Il Il $50 Broadway-Professor ROBERT HELLER, the
Pnnce of Wizards will give Grand and Diversified En-
teitainment OF his indispensable
NECROMANCY! LEGERDEMAlN!! and DAB
LERlE -!
Together with his astonishing experiments Of the msrve
Gus SECOND 81 q HIT!
For the Benefit of the deserving and brave
NETWORK VOLUNTEERS
who served in the late Mexican War on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, March 2 1885, Tickets 50 cents.
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no PRINTERS or PUBLISHERS.-,For

Il sale, Printing Office containing two do1o.e-roya
Adsss Presses Told psitern Standing Press Pres Boards
and al the usual fixtures OF pres room Power on sse
premises The whole or part viii be cold cheap Also.
Siogle Cylinder Napier Sx The presses may be seen q
work Apply between - and o'clock, 70 4 j. RICH
ARDS. No. l07 Epltnn.st.
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CALIFORNIA MUSEITM-No. 3l2 Broad.

CALIFORNIA MUSEUM-N0. 3l2 Broad
~ way, between Pearl and Duane-sts. )-Csfornans
declare that good idea OF that country be
this Museum by visiting the golden state Itself
BALLS MODEL OF SAN FRANCISCO shows every
street hill and wharf the shipping and every building in
lis model SIZE materials color and location and Il
universally pronounced Of the most interesting and Gu
nous works The age Also Stockton San Francisco in
ls49 Gold Mines and other places; magnificent Quartz
Gold Specimens, California Birds, Curosties, &c. Open
from 10 NJ 20 10 PM Abundance 2ocents.
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NUDIO CURIOSO-Those in search of the

onons quaint conaiesl and intellectual wall lind this
~ rational, eaifyins and interesting exhibiroa IN the
y brsw:'ers Marble Buildings No. go Broadway.
! n fon a NJ TO 10 p NJ, Admission 2S centsL Sea-
nesee tor families. -. Catalogues and Tickets
" The sndio and principal BOok Stores OF Broad
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WEEKLY Tribune,


ros EvsoYgAs cIkcULATIoN
.xA.s an me departure Of each Mail Steamer Ion
s,uoci rpoe 81 cent? e@py, or - yesl, 70 ~ par
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Eperiai Noiifes.

6r Democratic WING General Committee
tIfsuiar Meeting Of tins Committee Will be held On
SIsBAY EVENING, March !, at n O'Clock at tue
ss1y6y BoUs. BY order. JAMES KELLY, Chm
JOS; b VAkNUM, in, Vice ChsirInen.
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xXHOODs MINSTRELS-No. A44 Broad.

w way, above Howard-st-OPEN EVERY EVEN.
INCH. WOOD, Manager and PTopnetor.-The enter.
t menis offered by this celebrated company Of Musicians
and Ethiopian Denesors cannot be equaled by Other
band IA the United States See programmes Doors open
ct %; Concert commences at "a O'Clock. Admission .
cents The public respectfully informed that The Atsr
noon Concerts are discontinued.
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SALOON of WONDERS

HELLER's SALOON of WONDERS
Il No. $50 Broadway, Chinese Buildings TENTH
WEEK of the PRINCE Of WIZARDS Prof ROBERT
HELLER whose SOlREES MYSTERlEUSES for a Pc
rod of nine Weeks have attracted large audiences Of the
elite Of New York, offers splendid selection Of
WONDERS MYSTERIES J.! and MIRACLES ~
Among the mighty experiments is the marvellous OF
SECOND SIGHT!
Evening performances to commence AZ " o'clock and on
Saturday Afternoon at Admission 50 esnts Children half
price ,,u,,oo,,
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DART ola HOUSE WANTED in SOUTH

Il BROOKLYN-By snail respectable Family, the eE.
perses kc Of such lot exceed 800 The Home be
pleasantly located and II the first caxs and situated BE-
Arsntlc and FirsplAce AID Court and Hearysts
srd the parties who have such House shout renting
such one that wsh reply this advertisement b
highly respectable Such persons may address %
postpaid Mr. BENNETT, No. 81 Atlantic 81, Brooklyn
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NlBLO's GARDEN-Mad. II. SONTAG's
!, nMENTi.ElRST NlGHT.-FOURTH and LAST
SMES-M0NDAY EVENING, Feb Is seconS time of
-. LINDA OF CHAMOuSIX
NJ ~ Msd SONTAG, Signors PlCO vIETTT Siguors IA.
~ roLLoLlNl, ROCCO, GASPARONExSc.
% Seats will be sold SATURDAY. snd the 81 and
- "a Monday, at the Garden and at No Is Wast also
Ns eeor Opera commences az ~
~ SATURDAY, March 5 Mad SONTA6 will rive
ssAa Soneer In ConeeIt Hail. Brooklyn.
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BASEMENT HOUSES 10 LEr-Threo
~ basement Houses the east aide Of eth
sv between 18th and s6ihsts the immediate vicinity
of Mad CONTAINING baths and raase
they esby stnaled for physeisn dentists and
other men, or tor seatee private nes tho
walls aSs al r~Ip,sS As good S,Se' Can be seen from
C. PALMER. No. " East iithst.. or
No. IL Broadway. ID story, back offce.
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WALLACKs THEATER-Bro,dv,yJ

~ w WALLAcx, Leesee-J. w. LEsrsR. Stage Man.
Na-fniS EVENING. Feb q. viii be presented
THE LADY OF LYONS
M Melnctte. Mr. Lester Col DaInas. Mr. Blake
s'Ssnt. ......Mr Mason Pxnline.. ......Mlss keens
49,. HIGH LIFE BELOW STAIRS
sserNsns. .Mr. wsleet Kitty Mrs. stephens
An opea AZ 81 e'clock performance commence AZ
ana Dress Circle. 50 cents; Family Circle, =
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CIRCUs.-NEW.YORK AMPHITHEA-

~ TER, No 81 Bow.ry r. SANDS Co. PIopretors--
Opening OF the Spring Season Inausuraton Week He
Involvement of Comic and Equestrian Talent -Ensage-
mtnt OF w y WALLET the great Clown Splendid
Cavacade-new Comic Ballet Fresh and varied feats Of
Horemsnshp Introduction Of Features and Faces
In the Arena Stupendous preparations making for
Grand Euue stIian Demonstration FRIDAY EVENING,
March IN honor of the Of President Pierce
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6unses 10 fet.

4 FURNISHED LODGE ROOM TO LET,
"A in uon Hall. corner of Avenue and thst, foarft
story. Alply 81 the room AZ 0'elo>k Z. NJ.
4 NEW HOTEL to LEr-A large and con-
~ verient hocse well eacusiei for the reception of
sum- boAlders and ether company. 10 10 situated al n
Patterson eer6t OF q Harlem KsilToad TIE house vii ho
let partly furnished desired IL has ice house, exseT
sve haTs stables Se The loce;i0n healthy and pleArAn
For pGrticn inquire OF JONATHAN A. TABeR Pat
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4 BOOK for FASHIONABLE SOCIETY
n -Me.srs. d. APPLETON Co will publish IN = "
dsvs Mr. BROWNS LETTERS 10 a YOUNG MAN
About TOWN on Balls, Parties, Dinners, ADDE'S, Tai
lors Toilette Love- Marriage, Men and Women
Also. This Week,
TIE HEIR OF REDCLYFFE: a Tale. 2yols
DAISY BURNS. by Julia Kayausgh. ! vol -
HISTORY OF ENGLISH LITERATURE, byepa!dins'
In Pres -
The CLOIsTER LIFE OF CHARLES v; by Stirling
RIDE THROUGH THE ARGENTINE PKo''
INIES.
INGoLDsBY LEGENDS, Concluding Series
DLANK BOOKS-PAPER RULING.
ID BLANK BOOKS made up for the trade, in large or
small Quantities, at low prices $1,000
SINGLE BOOKS. or SETS Of BOOKS, ruled TO any
pattern and bound with dispatch
BILL HEADS and Jobs of al kinds ruled on moderate
terms. - ,n,,,,rpn poovc
MAGAZINES, PAMPHLETS and PRINTED bOoh>'
Of ,.,, de,crrtion bound promptly and AZ ow prices
JOHN r. ELLIS, No. l02 NassAnt-, cor Ann.
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!, BALLS. FAIRS. COMMIT

- TEE ard SOCIETY MEETINGS, Se.--Elsssnt "a
SPACIOUS to Accommodate from 5 to Soo0 person.
with al tie eouyersHees snd aDpuienADces for tho soos
and lar purposes let tie most liberal ternS 81 tho
Chinese Assembly Rooms, 40. SO Broadway, hstwesn
Prince and Sprpssts Apply 10 H. DENHAM, Super.
fendenl The prenllses.
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sr democratic whie General Committee
IIesDiar Meeting Of this Committee Will be held On
ssSr AZ Bous BY ofder. JAMES KELLY, Chm
5 50fi q tA NILE 'A7 vico-Chairnen.
S s,s I 7 s sr.sos Secretaries
~ Lectures on Phrens,ogy in Clinton Hall.
III. L n FOWLER viii commence course on MON
Ny EVENING, FEB. "a: and continue AK successive
auibis, thus Feb D. March l. z ., 9Dd D. The brst
20 Lectures free. Tickets for the remaining Lectures,
az l2 enstO be had at No. 1874 Nsssa ST., and at the
'frose.sious Examinations daily al No ISL Esssau7s
~ DIR. yyieting, at the Mariner M. Z. Church,
dsrry neaT C.tonst wiz give Free Lecture MON
DAY EVENING, Feb 49, al O'clock introductory 10 a
,se NJ ina potuar and useful Lectures ON ANATOMY,
S,ioloey and the OF preserving and restoring
EsL 10 be illustrated with bis large aud magnificent
ssob0D Vi MakiBs, Skeletons, Models, Paintings &C.
~ New-york Historical Socieiy.-COURSE
ofLtCTURf S. 1852 53For the benefit ofthe Fire Proof
bidiDg FUndylhe ninth lecture Will be delivered at
Metropolitan Hal, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, March
I'd by RobsrtC Winthrop Of Boston TIE do will
oooos the lecture to to be deys5es h GS0ss
psome ia the University, and at the door.
FRANCIS L. HAWKS, Committee.
GEORGE H. MoORE)
~ Peoples Lecinrcs.-Rev. SWAN L. PoME-
f,opis Course TUESDAY EVENING. March J. at 3
.eoek. sutoct-The Yankee. Tickets l2i cents
~ Miss Bacon's Historical Course, In
sroeky The next lesson OF this will be given
hIS EVENING, at Professor Grtys Lecture Room, No.
Eonts, ne place, dt " O'clock Subject-The Last
ius Of Scientific Research in Egypt. Tickets at the
hokftoroe.
~ Prison Associa ti0n.--The Eighth Anniversary
de Prison Association viii be held at Metropolitan Hall
shOhDAY EVENING the 18th inst, at ~ o'clock The
pds Of the institution respectfully invited to attend
n Commercial Lodge No. 81, 1. q. OF d. r.
-d Fellows Hal-The members OF this Lodge are earn
ay requested attend the Lodge Meeting TUESDAY
INNING, lst March, at - O'Clock business of great
r,oItanee viii DO brought before it. BY order,
w. ii. BALLOU, Secretary
~ kotice.-The Members Of the N. Y Il. s. Of OPP
ntye hasons are requested TO attend on TUESDAY
HEklkG, March |, at their Meeting KOonns No. 10
fnneet there Ia business Of importance 10 be
sted. BY order OF the President, WIN. KEENAN,.
hTRIcg BkOCKs, Rec. Sec'y
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IVANTED 10 PURCHASE or LEASE.-A

w Livery Stable Lot suitable therefor north o. ltt-
81. and between ID and 7th-svs- Apply % HENRY J..
SCUDDER, No. 81 Wal-s, OHes Ne. =, Thac sssT
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6cnses Uanteo.

A YOUNG WIDOW wishes TO obtain q
n House hxyus al the modern improvements % be DC
eupisd select BOARDING. House. LoeaEoa west o. bTesa
Wv between lith-st aad Broome-st. Address LOUISE
Tribune Oftce.
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FRANCIS l.. HAWKS, : C'
GEORGE ii. MOORE, )
r. Commercial Lodge No. 81, 10. orO.F.

~ VOHlWtrclnI IIOUkf mo- DT, U. ". OF u. y.
-d Fellows Hall-The members of this Lodge earn
ay requested 20 attend the Lodge Meeting TUESDAY
nEK1NG ls March, at - O'Clock business of great
nyortaLee will DO brought before it. By order,
w. ii. BALLOU, Secretary.
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" Marble Manties.-A large assortment for sal
sseap al HARRIS wareroous, cor 9th-st and Sd-av
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CTEAM ENGINE WANTED-From two to
~ Eve horss-power. Addre.s J. A. L. Tribune O5ce.

N'EN MEN WANTED-Of good address, 70
u sell pveral articles wanted IN every family. Agents
s<n make s. per day. Aso with $500 TO ks m IN
tsrss, IN Depot N PhlsdslphiA, may maze sl" per
snnum. CAL or address Nc. ST Bewery, from al Z
o'cloek
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BOARD wANTED-On or after the LIST OF
HOUSE. BROADWAY and

CRAMERCY HOUSE, BROADWAY and
" ethThe propnetors beg to ANNOUNCE % Their pa
irons and the travelling public, that they nave @ comp
Ted an extensive addition heoase and can now accom-
nodate several fmes with elegant suites OF s2srtens
with or without private table. DOsADi < 20.
MUSIC TEACHER.-A young Lady, who
wi . proficient in Muse wishes 70 obtain Board "a some
private family in NewYork or Brooklyn where her IN
pious fsrniIy preferred Address L. D., Box iH' Post
Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-28

RUAKU " AN IED-f TOW Tst OF My HtAI'
ID Gentleman his Wife aud one Child, years old,
til partial Board for the Gentleman only Not below 18th
nor above Sst Any small family about taxing houses
from h May next and having more room than they want
would End The Advertiser willing 70 take entire floor and
furnish bis apartments There must be no other Board
ers he house. Must have Gas Crotou water Bath &c
The Gentleman engaged in the Dry Goods business down
town aud unique enable references gwen and required
Address GEO. p, Box No. 672, Post-Ohee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-28

nARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
- MONDAY EVENING. at n O'Clock for the frs, q ne
The Gorgeous Oriental Spectacle Of Blue BEARD TdIS
AFTERNOON at O'Clock FORTUNES FROLIC, and
FAMILY JARS The PETRiFIED HORSE and RIDER,
the Living Animals, NC, are TO be seen at all hours-
70 cepis Psrquet and First Balcony. l2t cents extra.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-28

HOUSE WANTED.-A family Of three per-
III .on. wish 10 lease fashionable house three fall
roou. deep and high basement have all the other
oIsrn eonvsnienee and be situated ve. OF Broadway
far rent and the highest references given Address Dr. T..
III. DIXON toI No. Sl2l Post one.