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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-05-05

LAST AnRivAL.-The j. b. Gordea
No. .. arrived last evening. heavily load
ed with freight and passengers, mostly
for TT. Des Moines. very little freight
for this place, left this morning. The
J. b. G. reports the Globe bound up.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-05-05
BALTIMORE. April 27.

The city council have laid on the to
Die The proposition to guarantee 81 ,000,-
600 bonds to the Pittsburgh a. Connells-
VILE railroad.
The Weldon IN. CO. Patriot says
that the cholera prevails on the river be.
tween that place and CASTOR. . ~.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-05-05

Our PosT OFFIcE.-S,ephen Osbor n
has received the appointment of Post
Master a, this place, vice X. II. Warden
removed.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-05-05
Dissolution.

THE firm Of Warden & Leighton 10
II this day dissolved by mutual oon-
sent. All persons indebted to said Firm
viii call and pay the same 10 Joseph
Leighton, at Blakesourg. or TO G. O.
Warden at Opumwa.
G. G.. WARDEN,
JOSEPH LEIGHTON.
March 18th. l853--nl7
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-05-05
Take Notice!

4 LII those knowing themselves indeb:-
N ed to the late firm of Warden and
Leighton will come in and pay withoutfur-
Their solicitation, and by SO doing save
themselves costs and further trouble, a.
we nerd the money due US TO pay our
debt is, this is the last notice that viii be
Civ en-, and those shat do not heed it will
be sued WARDEN & LEIaHToS.
Ottumwa, May 5th lS33--tf
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-05-05

lgThe River j, gradually falling at
this place. out there will be water enough
for boats Of light draughs for long
time, and we may say business also.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-05-05

DISTRICT SCHOOL BoARD.-At the
meeting on Monday. Joseph Hayne was
chosen President; A. ]. Spaulding. Sec
Rotary and T.. Washburn, Treasurer Of
this School District.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-05-05

yA child was killed in Detroit late.
ly. by swallowing some Of the ingredi-
enis used in making friction matches.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-05-05

VMrs. Parting,on is visiting Pitts
burgh. She is stopping in the rhubarbs
OF ,he city.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-05-05
j. w. Norris,
attorney 8. Counss!lor at Ldw.

WILL attend 10 professional business in
Wapello and adjoining counties. PstiiG-
ulsr attention given TO collecting and Sc
curing debts. Real Estate and other agen
cies solicited. Office one door west Of
Washburn's Tin-shop. same room as DR..
Williamson's Office.
May 9Th, 1859 .ly
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-05-05
New Arrangement!

April %, ls53--lw pa
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AMPHITHEA.
yNOODs MTNSTRELS, No. Al Broadway
GOODS MTNSTRELS-No. Al Broad
DOPTIAR LECTURES -BLEECKER

k1OPUIAk LEU l hEo - DlILIOhi-h
BUILDINGS. corner Blocker and MortOn-sts- hls az
last become the Polar Star OF attractive ausnents IN TINS
citv Prof WILLlAMS'S experiments on THURSDAY eve
ug last in Mental Alchemy, &C were thrilling ami SUB
Inc and the hau1a De wrought were truly beaiii
ful to contemplate. Tonight at y o'clock Lecture com
fneuces
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~ Grs.s valley Gold NIining Companv.

y Z =
,. WINCH STIR, fIos.icrtO raj $50 eco SnsrcS
So-Thc rieh ousrfs CLAIMS owned by tie Company eN.
coed GO nur bCr covering surscc 90 leo aeres ia tie
scaest ard dlslgkte part Of Grass Valley. The Ma
Chncgy which tie most approved and powerful o. say
vet mauuh c,urcd Is cacused rulvsfize IN per
DAY TIE machinery has slr.,ed Ia California 1nd wi soon
be operation. The property paid fer few shares
60 TIE S-cck or sale Far Pamphlets containing thc Char
ter Bylaws, MSp Ac aisy De obtained al tie Ohce Il
~ mat .nclose two tfrescent Samps Air@ss pos,pHd
With remittance Tor stock Ga dra.es New YORK
rcbi fauds,) 70 & ORCHARD. Soy
No l0I Eultou-st, Ssw.N0Ek.
Niofe specimens % tle Cold Bearing QaaTts maybe ecen
ftui 10 e ) U'ciQCk
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GMusements.

II Il. DODWORTHs SECOND CON
i IL CERT of the Sedes, win take place on SATuR-
DAY EVENING, Jan -, 1858, at the METROPOLITAN
HALL. Doors open At i commence at o'clock.
PROGRAMME,
l. Overture the Opera of Alexandra Stradelo By the
full Military Band. ''toitow
2 Aria from the OVera Of Sonnaubula,
+" An perche posse adsrti "..........., .Beliul
Performed on the Tenor Ebor Como by Chas b. Dodwouh
Ky the Military Band.
Scena ed ARA Finale 10 the ODern of Lucia d Hammer
moor "Du che Die spiegasti Tall Donize'l
Performed by II h. DOdworth and the Comet Band
3 Grand advertisement, with variations. "icpreehi
ClaIioLet Solo, by Edward Beohm:
g. QUadnlle, Joys OF Winter .........H H. OodwOith
BY the Orchestra.
PART II.
7 Largo al Factotum from the Opera Of Il BaIbeTe d
tAsnii
BY the Military Cor1et Band
O. "Fnani Involan" from the Opera Of Enani " erii
Performed Allen Dodwoh and the Sereuaoe Corne band
g. Fantase ConcertHnte. Benedict and DE beros
Dueit for Violin and Piano Forte BY Theo Thomas and
Geo. ,. BrIstow.
TO- Quicks,ep, The Bandit" from Frnanl arranged
L. Downing
Full Military Band
H. Duetiino from the Opera of MasnAden.
Carlo 10 muoio ahl! Contano ..''....;, ''' ksrn
ByH b Dodworth CsInetiuo ID. l.. Downing, Bass Ebor
Como, and the Cornet Band
p Introduction and Gallope DESCRIPTIVE Tho BY kai-
road IS pOGWoTih
BY the Orchestra.
Concert 10 commence az o'clock.
The Third Ceucer of the Seres viii take place az Metro
pOltGn Hail. on Friday, Feb 25
Gentlemen requested not 10 take the seats NAKED
engaged unless they hold ticket bearing the correspond
Subscription Twelve Admissions to the Series) .....s5
ReserVed Seats can De secured ii. b. DODWORIH a
Co.'S Music Store, No. 4.3 Broadway
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ILLUSTRATED LIBRE4T-

hANIDSONs ILLUS hal III H - -
IL TO-BOOKS Of the OPERA Eles.nty pfln'eu u
snail 4to. Price S. cents and under. . 80 -, .r.-a-
work Tor the Opera AdnireI Pc 80. hing
lv uoyel pnn: the Music Of al the PrlaclpAI PsS -
given ana placed over he English and 20. 81 - ior tbs
The Words 70 thaf the Reader = NOT ony Aos - -. -
Music a. vel a. The L.hrcrfo Of The open o1- =
r.ete preservation Of both fer after reference u
Llct. 800
I'D, ,.-b u ,sres Of Muse: Norma v ~ II PIE
~ Il F,r S s,vc SSs' viii n pieces; lie PrgPhes
pieces L Ceuerentola 90 pieces oe-io, 49, -. Il
Guae piece, Linda Il CharuoualI ~ pee n -
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schutz IL pieces. La FayOTits- plece-- 49,. II. IN,
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gufncts 10 pieces La SonDsnoaa ~ Plees "a -
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Cr...vus n me-: pa Bisyoo pieces anne,
pieces. FiGebo pieces La FEls De- ne 49, ~
DAVID DAVIDSON No. leg Nessin-sl.
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dos 7 J. C-owen. No. SO %; Horace Moos' ~ > H.,
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A TEACHER MANTED.-A yOung Mal

4 JOURNE1MAN PRlNIEh, VINO has
~ served ia q Country Newspaper O.ice may ind more
agreeable employ than citing type ~ salary Of SIM
n he vii ave name age former employment, and where
references and such particulars IA own hndFtng a. Wi
enable TIE advertiser 70 judge q his htness Adles
JEFFERSON, for one week, 81 Tribune Once
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q The Iutrodnctcr, Lecture to the Course


Medical COLLEGE, ~ JOEL PARKER LID, wi! be deliy
cred TIE College IN East lSths, near 4h-av~ on MON
dents OF the Medical and legal professions are respectfully
n,ited TO b. present Y OGDEN DOREMUS, NJ D.
Dean Of the Faculty.
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n, hl.hed every TUESDAY and FsID4Y morning. Pncs
a. nor aImu,n Two copies for q. Ten f0T 81 AH'sF
3,ftosuts cents line i0r each insert on. - . CO.,.
GREELEY 4 McELBATH, P0OhsHeH
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DEV. DR. ALEXANDER's NEW WORK,

LIN. Din. NLFNNlNUI4N WI " '7VItIN'
Ii second uon.-CONSOLATION, IN Discusses on
Select Topics addressed the suffering people Of God ~
Rev Jas w Alexander d d / vol 8yo.
nc d.cu. ,r, worthy Of the name md reputation o. the
u,hr n of tte marrow Ctrun truth clothed orus OF "a
on by uumpeachahc purity sHplc;y AMI elesanoe
I'' m. Y. Recorder.
PASTORS LEGACY beiug Sermons Practical
Subjects Rv the late Erssine Mason ID d., with q Ne
NOR OF the Author BY Rev VIM. Adams, d. d. l vol.
Svo- with portrait to,
In ,sor hooaht pcPony OF , - rehoe.s Of &c. -,
-, ',,..,,r,si l(N6si IuirlhEsncrr
Irst rnbl;sbed bv CpARLS SCRIBNER,
No las Nassau ST.
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CTEANBOAT for SALE-Length 20 feet,
- Lei On Got, bas a sood Engine aud new Boiler;
Sr,ft tree feet Price 5000. Apply % J. !" "ODL-
SION Noble-st Wharf Philadelphia
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.



NJ ,tyFt,sHFo EVERY MORNING, SUNDAY E1CEf'f''
BY GREELEY L McELRATH,
A, TsE tribune BUILDINGS coRsEs OF $751;
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IA sel,.,eA n CIV eubserirs Tor 12 Cents per W.
or when they prefer thy pay IN s1vsaee p eopjes
br si1 months year q tie sane rae - ssS1ln 10
Two Cent? Ma Subscribers, Five Dollars pr -. ,area
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,bsrrss 1i,b Counfry NeTsyapers DAILY ~ M
:. a. crce ,vb0se ,e-rns are higher than fn0s0 "
TL,itl1 are no; allowed any difference
TIE gEW-YORK WEEHL1z l,SIrSTpy
VERY LARGE PAPER, FOR TIE CS - ~ =, ..
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srsHy COPS. .aar:. G 554 ~e ina IA Alvs1
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cssh Insertion
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A SSOCIATIONAL.-A number of gentle
"a men desiring Parcel Of Land for Summer Resort
OF permanent residence have secured the refusal ~ low
price Of ebOut $50 OF Land al Little Neck, Long L.
land possessing the desirable qualities OF healthy l0caon
water prospect convenience Of salt water bathing 0o,u
fishing and lowng An Association IL forming FOG its
division at the original farm price. Number OF members
limited 10 forty Plan Of division isThe choice Of parcels
10 be up auction among the members aud the money
thus obtained be redvded among the members OF ns
Association pro rata For further particulars reference IS
made TO J. v ID b. FOWLER, Esq, No. lo8 Stanton ST.
INFORMATION WANTED - OF ISAAC
Il SWIMMER who lst his trunk last July 1852 at No
~ Chenyst fnot csed for before two weeks will be
sold
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~ :. ARTIIURs NEW BOOk.-HEARI
\ . HISTORIES AND LIFE PICTURES. by l. ;.
Arthur I vol limo. Price Is cents.
Mr Arthur pea.an genial wholesome writer, and rs ptk
sadness them that stke the
soui cheernsy have series Of .seches al Of them
tender and pathetic while ,hs am Of them m
=. a, tuter.-, man IA h. fellow ~ \. Obssrver
coicchfu Of beautiful t0uchne heart h o e. uye f lnch
Just published by CHARLES sckIbNEh
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SECOND SERIES --Ilr srs. Lecture al lie Courss Will
DAY ENlNlNC Jsu. 81. Subject: LIE lYmes ana
Pubic Scrviees OF Henry CAY"
Rev n TYING, q tIis ~ viii give the second lecture
On WEDNESDAY NNENiNG, FEB. ,. Subject oC his Dis
sourso Poe SpnUN Na.uge ol MAJ" Lectures VIII
rOnmCnCe 81 A3risscr 5 cents Tickets nav De 90
famed 81 ,ac Boz ksgoTes aul N the door.
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bpeeial Notifies.

.tV Extension Of Canai-st. and Widening OF
NaiAcf->t.-AA reIsons interested aud opposed aud
Hcss not SATISFIED Win nc awards 0r their property taken
or ths widening q Walker requested 20 cal az the
tSt biosdwW hotse eonerof Pike-st. snd Eas; Broad
cePted uuu TUESDAY Or, Ssh to rlske her objections
ApeFSoi WI De IA ecaisrcc vita The copy OF the Com
inis0nes BOOKS wlege Ell iea-n the amounts awarded
ComaissiVEeE.
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~ The Burns Club Of the City q New or y u
Cd ter Annual Festival AZ the Aston House On TUE :
DAY EVENING, 25th inst, 81 O'Clock precisely Tex
et live Dollars each be obtained o. either 81 the ~
dersisnea CHARLES GOULD. No. HaroTerst.
g. FARQUHAR. No. q Wilha1l-st.
Y CLJREHI-GH No I79 Broadway.
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DEADY THIS DAY - UNCLE TOMS
~ CABIN ALMANAC, containing upward OF 70 Illus
irauons by George Crikshank Pncs III cents Also'
AZINES for February the second edition OF Lockes great
NOON STORY third edition OF the CONFESSIONS OF
AN ETON BOI-prce 50 cents. -
BUNNELLS PRICE, Publisher l2l Futon-st.' NY
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~ Paine CelebratiOn.--The ll6th AEHlIER
sARY Of the BIRTHDAY OF THOMAS PAINE v1l BE-
IsbTated On MONDAY EVENING Jan. 81, ll5j al the
CITY Assembly Rooms, No. $50 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22

DOARD.-Two or three single Gentlemen
I'D can be accommodated al No. 60 Murray It.
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GOO OOOMAY be SAFELY and profit
- ZttkVtt1 allv invsesed Ia "a 80. b sasf He'd.

$2U.UUU Il. 41a s7 q SI Il IA. -1 R H.3
~ rouesrr located % one VI TIE 4rEsTcts VI the interior
nj a. stat Of Sew-Yok. TIE business Of the hzs
beeD paeed Is presec. Advantageous condition sfter
rssps through. several y7srs, usual ep 81 c0i
eef1s and slecng set o. cssJoner. The socS consists
entirely Of S;ap.e Coos y wei 1Q-ted s1d ~ good order
Tie psEty oaeTlE ss sac = ea . y By coeae cirC-
ssrse1 I'D business opening enc heg laud III. does not
wisd Application nol4a party UllG.s tley sve TIE
mems O. rnelr c0Inul2ld within reasonable tine
A. one wOslG engage ~ 4 baziresB without l9okn<
ITO carefully t u not tlol-l bee. = Say 10 g4cr
II zd--iou, anything more tt1n that the location snt
arc 1seltIyte business COCA CsetEe sJcety rood
aid the expense % living sac cgnduet1ga bs
b. 70 pezs0n o. Lodenate expeditions wh0 ~ the
means and ho u DISPOSED % OccGpy sn1g nj -ie pOsi
ton, the opening 3 desifsble one.
al co-aEanul lions may ~ adreszsd % FLEMING a.
tLe oIce OF TIE Kew OH Time 10 ~ assIIt y ch
al elses Nin & -sg4yce5 c10ftenrl alt 5e replied
70 ~ fsanzless .itn wsek Of lheT beng left 2, the
Tines Ofee.
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ITO LAWYERS.-Desk-rOO may be had Of
the UNDERMINED whose cfces are well located IN
ceent neehboTkood Terms reasonable. Address DESK,
Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22

ITO MANUFACTURES o. sac sin1l
i NauufactuTing Business. To man o. 0 saai eag.-
- = -xceIieu- o-porfluify now offers. Apply % O.
n WALKER Nos Is9 aad ~ Cenfrs-sL, corner hssJec
rssil Room With steam power, % Ii. Apply tDOvs
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SALESMAN WANTED.-A frst-rate Sales
- nan in an Importing ard loboing House Of SIX aid
Millinery Goods. Apply to BISHOP 4 WARD, No. Is
Joha-st. up stairs.
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Chances for Business alen.

Ghanree tor Business tften.
COTTON FACTORY for SALE.-The Ex-
~ ecutors OF AZARIAH SMITHS Estate osr ,yrslle
the Gotten Factory Mauus Village, known a. he Lime
Factory" with the adjoining property, corPn1ns
about 80 OF land which situated "a Ane dwell
nghouses boarding house, storehsuse snd numerous
out-buildings The Factory Is frame 0uldng ~ Oy ~
feet three stories high the lower story partly OF stone and
contaus 1900 spndlea 80 looms mostly ~, aud
the main building wing % by Is feet, containing
picking room and machine shop.
The Executors deirOus 20 close the esass and oHer
the property for sale advantageous terms Apply 70
CHAs. SMITH. Manius, onondlga Co., n. Y, or 10 G.
SMITH, No. lOi BroeG.st., New-fofk
ZAP MANUFACTORY for SALE-The
OFiItures Good Win aud unmanufseturot Stock o. an
old established Cap Mandatory located 10 one o. te best
business streets in the lower part Of the Cfy oE se Tor
So6o Rentlow. Address, W. c. Boz No. I'll Po'tOdce
nRUG STORE.-For sale, the Stock Fix
~ lures and good VIII Of RETAIL DRUG STORE,
elegantly fitted up, now doing prosperous business ana
capable OF being much increased. The location . n the
e;t Of dense population F9t terms SPJ to WILLIAM
TOR SALE--A ROLLING MILL, IN per
II feet order; also, WIRE MILL with abundant
water situated about three miles from Pceksk Apply %
JOSEPH STRAND, Peekskil Post-Ohuee, or 20 T. n
BIBBY, Kings Bridge.
HARDWARE Sale, the Stock, Fix
L lures AID Good VIII Of the bunnesI, four years
tabshed and two yssrs ease from next May. tlgj Or
city reai estate needed Apply on the Prsm.es no ~
Gh-ay, OF +. SIhAIIOH'
DARTNER WANTED-In the Merchant
Tailoring and Clothing Business with capital Of RON
So e0 70 slO0e0 in store well established aud d1'ng
good business Fulionst this city Address L. d. tn'
office
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~ EmigraBt Intelligence Oalce and Labor
,lTchaure, Nos d and n Canal-st-, New-Y OrE--Tms
oce ia established By the Commissioners Of Emigration;
ere always be found large numbers OF Laborers and
rvaps AZ very low Of end persns can have
er orders fd by writing 20 the Superintendent and 3 ID
s the amount necessary pay the passage Of the parties
las p PAGAN Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22

ITO BOOK.KEEPERS, &c.--Wsnted a
voung uAu a. ookkseper and to pack light goods. Sc
Mast b. Wiling 10 devote his whole time business One
having been in six or bonnet house preferred Salary
$50 Address LEDGER, tbs Once.
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A PRIYArE FAMlLY in 9d.ay., near l2th.

~ S. having more than they roQu'r pErpese ict
ting paror with bedroom aud cl0s,s attached 70 one OF
two Gentlemen Gentleman and Wife. The house mod
ern ard furnished with all the improvements Address JH
New-lO.k hotei.
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DIsIFy,s ILLUSTRATED THAMES

HI Now Open at No. f06 Brosdway-By far the most
beautiful and artistic production presented 60 the
Public Commencing Every Evening az u O'Clock. Also
SATURDAY At2P NJ. Admission 30 cents, OF one nie-
man and two Ladies 81.
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DARTNER WANTED-A country merchant
i in one OF the finest villages n the state wants Pa
ner Tbisisan excellent opportunity Who has a. 30
and Is entirely free from debt, the atseriser no
addressed - MERCHANT, Mercantile h0iel, No Wa
reu-st VIII be attended %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22

To The Old Pribs.-L d. MANSFIELD will les
tpIe on SUNDAY EVENING, al O'Clock, the Mil
ennis Doctrine Of tie Apostolic and Primitive Christian
Church" al the Advent Church Washington Ha corner
ot heserst. and BoWeTy. Services also At lol A and
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ITO DAGUERRIANS.-A Lady Of respect
a ability, Of good and pleasing address wei qatlned
Ard accustomed 10 the business aesrogs of stuItcu %
attend reception room would 50 INTO the business W.T.
q gentleman well qualified ana OF unccubted ca'rscDf'
The advertiser has money and could flrnsh some
Daguerrean materials Please address PROCIOh DasueT
mar Broadway Post Office, fer one week, with real
name and address
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10 Noticc.-A peuons having friends inferred IN the
Buryne Ground belonging to the NJ. +. Churches at VII
smsburgh L. H. requested 70 meet IA the NJ u Church
Willetst. In this city on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan.
D. at o'clock business of importance viii be brought
forward. By order ofthe Trustees.
kB-Ihe above uotce has reference to the private
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ZAP MANUFACTORY for SALE-The
DARTNER WANTED-In the Merchant

lDAhI NEh IAN EL-lh INC 'iNi chohh
Tailoring and Clothing Business with capital o. nom
good business Fulions, this city Address L. H. thus
Office
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&c Iniversalisi Church in Williamsburgh.
CAutch TOMORROW MORNING, at lOl O'clock The
puAic are invited TO attend.
" NoUnE Pcoplc.-Rev. EDWIN f. HATFIELD,
Dl, Val pltech on oune People IN the Household, To-
MORROW EVENING, .Sa, az O'Clock IN the seventh
ffostyieuen Clutch, corner OF BTOome aud Ridgests
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DOARD in SOUTH BROOKLYN.-One or

Two Gentlemen " III their Wives few single Gen
temeu can BE- accommodated with Rooms furnished or I'M
furrshed with u or partial Board. sabe location,
where brt few bOardos vail be received Apply AZ No y
TolnpkDs-place.
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BoGro an0 Rooms.

A FURNISHED ROOM, with BOARD,
~ wanted for Q Gentleman sni Wife On ne hr.t OF
March in Brooklyn Address WILLIAMS No. ? rribune
Oiilce. stating location and teams
A FURNISHED PARLOR and BEDROOM
~ 20 LET a. a single Gentleman In private family
also furnished Bedroom; hath and wateroset tog me
use OF occupants Terms moderate Reerences exchanged
Inquire No SIC Broadway door above the corner OF
Fraukhn-st. west side.
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CTEAM POWER TO LET-Seyeral well
~ Hahfrs rocuq WITH e1g.art and sa sdy poser "a bald.
irg c0lrer ~ zz5efl snd Hestersts. Apply % hOisiOS
L BREAIAEk No. ~ PsaTssf, C0fncT FIessDfs'
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DARTNER WANTED.--A Man of good ap

4 pearnnce and address, who command 500
Capital and produce unquestonsble references % take
onethird interest very profitable Business air. sdy -
t.bhshed in this city from which foruns can - made
within the next " months, vii b. shown. AIRES
PARTNER, Tribune Office.
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~ second Unitarian Nhnrch, BrookIyiI

IL The Canal-st. T.. b. S0ciety-On SUNDAY
ItENINQ al No. lS5 Sprug-st, will be addressed by
JANIS ATTAIN frst sieuer OF the second declaration
Of nds ensence ohc eminent speakers ae engaged The
fsnds OF temperance are invited 20 attend
JOHN QUA, President.
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H etng three times TIE usual hours on Lord. Days
Next SUNDAY AFTERNOON DR.. JOHN ThOMAS OF
Virginia, viii speak Also at night he viii continue hs
discourse on the Creation Bible students are respectfully
invited 80 ttteud.
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~ instruction, Health and Pleasure, at tn,

Metropolitan Academy and Gymnasium, Nos g5 aud -
6thav WaHhiHgt0n-square, Particulars obtained oy
calling at the Institution or by addressing note 20
3 J. SEDGWICK, AN Vice-Presd1t,
and Secretary Of the Faculty.