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WANTED-A situation by respectable
w Girl a. Chanberunaid in a private family. Good
cry reference from Der last Plsee CAR Al No ~ sAav
core 81 Of .Q-h a.
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lion WM n sEWARD.-PubGshd this

4 4 morning, ~ szhs-rigtion oEsy, -
hy (eorse z BAksr. with Psrrrf ane ether Eg-svn<s
N The hsh-st sgyis o. the Ar vols svo eo;cS VOL
= 81 ~ calf extra IS IS. fan cali extra e.
REDFIELD, Ne. lie and IL. Ss>A1S
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WANTED-By very smart. respectable
w GirI EtIsfion ss Cook Is srst rate Wsshsr mi
iruner Bes. city re'-reoce Can ~ seen r two d -
No 1T liib-s., two doors fror the corner Of lsGv
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CUs.-NEW-YORK AMPHITHEA.
NOOD's MINSTRELS-No. A44 BROAD.
CHINESE SALOON, No. 500 BROADWAY.

II .
S-SecoDd night Of Mr.. Owens Mont Blanc-THfS
Tuesday, EVENING April 1858, will BE- presented for
the second time In this city entirely original and magn
cent entertainment entitled Mr.. JOHN OWENS ALPINE
RAMBLES and ASCENT OF MONT BLANC, founded on
events Of his late tour through Europe and Of that
mountain InteTspeued with Original and Comic Sketches
of Men and Manners on the Continent. Illustrated by
gigantic and magnificent Scenery prepared expressly
this entertainment, regardless Of cost. With musical Illus
traons composed and arranged by Alfred Sedgwick ESQ.,
Professor OF the Royal Academy OF Music, London
Admission 80 cents DoOu open O'Clock; commence
at al carriages may be called al 10.
Ticket office open daily from 10 till T. where seats may be
secured ON application 10 y. J.. BURGESS
Huainess DiroctoT
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aJARyIN Il HITCHCOCK, importers,
All phhsser. Booksellers snd G-nsra De-srs N BlAas
Rook. S,. srsry Writing Psgss 81 Amer. A. freneA ana
hheAsh 'ANn MARVIN 4 HITCHCOCK,
Ne lsS MSnssc7sEy-ss, san FrAn'aseo-
As. MlnyIN, j. }oses in Ss~'YOrf. iss Ns'ssas'.
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" Orange Mountain Water Ca ss,Ix,1 iSo,
Of Courtl1ndst, st 81 A. NJ, IL NJ, and 4 aud T. ~
Distance Ia milos ...,,,,, p.,s..o-x
~ The Lecture Reen, Of the Netrop0h:Aa s;r
eloy now really foJ Of Soeistss Lee'~ ~ arr
sf Nos " and 80 STRAY.
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~ Wilder,s Patent salamander Ssies
.xish IicSss improVement.-These celebrated SAie
~ Letter FROM Rnslsnd;-Tss

" A Letter from Enssnd;-ITns % Sssuan, -
she Canaa steamship Asa which shows ths sSnSaSes -
which BOGLEs celebrated HYPERION fLCip 'N ING
hair s held wherever 10 IS known g., ,sl
DrAs SiR-Msy trouble you to elns ne a. yese.es
of Boses Hyperiop Fluid when sou next resSn u "
know NJ Bose vog tell him from me hHNe usS hs
Ead for some tme and find tss eny tsns s .n 81
an saus6 thai were Bogles Hyperion Flsid mere ssns
a,y introduced into England Il would tst na
ether sstielos Manufactured here fer aHi,1N p -
.Nol-nS ~. nay law A BANTER.
qhe above with Bosles ElectT,e Hnr DYE; ana .s
She,ns Cream Hebsasons Cor the eetnelex,ea Sc n-s
he lid % the Inventor VA BOOZE No zl ws s.
toass cAgy A Co No 2ts Perks: kuSHroS;
CLARK 4 Co. ~. us, ard RICE salIo NO -
Broadway add BY ce Druggists saG PeTems" 'af'
the wo-d.
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Xmnsemeris.

BROADWAY Observation-Disclosures,
A. Sole Lesee-THIs EVENING, Apnl 6, WIN 10
KING LEAR
Eng Lear Forrest Earl Of Kent Mr. Barry
TO PARIS AND BACK FoR PIVR POUNDS.
Mr. SDozzle. Mr. Dsyidee k< Sprisrins . Mis- Lewis
Door. open a, i commence. at u Boxes and Ps1qust
% cents; Upper Circle, Is cents.
RURTONs THEATER - Chambers ST.
- THIS EVENING sc sS5ils III be played
isnatu' Poiyslo''hIc BVTsSp H @T ..Mr Pick
Charles XII Mr. Pscide Adam Brock M Burton
SCHOOL FOR TIGERS
Door. open a. O'Clock per,orms1ces e.nnrnenoe s; y
Boxes and Psrquet 30 cents Second Circle 25 Pm
vate Boxes, IS; Orches;rs Chairs, IS cents
WALLACK's THEATER-Broadway-J.
w w WALLACE, Lessee-J w. LEsTER Stage MAJ
'ser'-THIs EVENING, April 8 win Be pre:entsd.
'"''' N'"e MI NO MosE icy Arundel ''' Meme
Alfred Evelyn Mr. Lester Clara Douglas Me. l. Keene
M Stout. Nh. Broughsm GeorgianE Vesey Mrs Hale
Doors At q o'clock performance II
psrques and Dress Circle cents; Family Circle, z'eents
NEW ST CHARLES THEATER-Bowery,
~ lne% ChstbsrDsqua BoIes and Psrquette 8 ctA
wilson B.SSsy AB s n EvELEES
Wilson, Miss Mitchell To commence with UGOLINo
Usohno, Mr. Scott Angelica, Miss Mitchell 80
RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM =
- WEDNESDAY EVENING, at 7! O'Clock, the 80
tonisnR Gsdatos Poses and Feats Of Graceful Physique
Of the ROMAN BROTHERS; after which the SIX
DEGREES or CRlME. THIS AFTERNOON, at
O'Clock, the ROMAN BROTHERS followed by the SIX
DEGREES OF CRIME Admittance TO the whole MUSEUM,
Entertainments te Is cents Parquet and First Balcony,
Ia cents extra.
NIRC u S.-NEW-YORK AMPHITHEA.
" TER, No. 81 BOwery. - Benefit Of Mr. ISAAC
SWEET WEDNESDAY EVENITG, April g. Mr.
Dan Emmett the original Bsnoist in his old and selection
OF new Songs Mr.. Runuslls and his graceful Bears.
Clowns L0vett and H. Day. Besides the elegant eques-
h1aniEm Of hesrs HathaDs, Runnalls Sherwood Ps-or
and Miss Emma Nathans, Master Philo. &c.
Boxes % cents Pit ~ cents. Doors open st T. TO
meuoe at ~ O'Clock.
w way, above Howard st-OPEN EVERY EVEN
INCH WOOD, Manager and Proprietor-The enter
anments offered by this celebrated company OF Musicians
and Ethiopian Deneators be equAed other
band IN the United States See programmes Doors open
a6s; Concert commences at 8o'olock. Admission Is
The public respectfully informed that the Afternoon
Concerts discontinued.
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ITO DRUGGISTS. GHE \ ] !! s.. OVERS.

n
PERFUMERY Its Manufacture and Use, with In-true-
tons every branch OF the Art and Recipes for s the
Fashionable Preparations The whole forming valuable
aid the Permer Druggist and soap Manufacturer BY
Campbell Mortt. and revised edition, limo Al So
TEE OVERS INSTRUCTOR Comprising Practical
Instructions IN the art Of Dyeins St Cotton, Wool and
Worsted, snd Nooen Goods Containing nearly 800 Re-
cipes which ia added Treatise the OF PADDING
and the Printing Of SIX Warps Skens and andkerehief
&c. BY David Smith Pattern Dyer, limo. 81 50.
EXAMINATIONS OF DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHE
MICALS, 1c. to their Purity and AdulterAtons. BY
C. Vi. Pierce Examiner OF Medicines ko for the Port Of
Boston l2rno. = Is
HENRY CAREY BAIRD. Publisher PhnsdelpAia.
For sale an New York, by JOHN WILEY. No. i67
Broadway.
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T'O PRNTERs-s2 600 70 l0OOO-A per

son WHO can oosmanx anal capital Of from q, 9od
% sn1 . practically acquainted with JOB Printing.
by 1ars~siss PRINTER, n sans 0fies- The sssas~ y
sxesz1 estabzs< and, b shown 01srss op-
Pornniry 10 rraencsl ensfEste and lnfuano9s ma1-
ksns b1 srbzDs spplsczfions sss real and aafinS
where szs she1 A interview be bad vil be k0ced
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WANTED.-The sdyaIiser having Q very
superior article WHICH b n.<a1fASrnfse and eoefreS,
d DESTROYS % engage an snserpens ysars Ma, vAs ~
capital e eocAnt % take ntsrsst 10 - ehsUn
Of the odoe dep>rrzssnt Aso, Asens wanted Ca9 e
No Ice Fre1tanr
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. LONG a. BRO. have in press;
II. TIE FAsfILY IN THE VALLEY.
TIE KERMIT; BY EuaiSs CtssE-
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WANTED-By a respectable yong Woman,
w aatuasiou q. Chanbernaid snd Wsiter 70 sssiss
IN the uashns and rsning Has GOOD city reference Can
be her present employers Nc. 81 West ilthsS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

As SEANsrREss, or Chambermaid and Wait.
"a res By smart active Er, with good references In
quife ~ No 20 Telth ~.
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NEW BOOK.-ABECEDAIRE FRAN.

~ CAIS-ANOLAlS tnusue, Suiy dun Veeatslaire
picturesque, e0uelant environ so vettes lusszs ies
J. ID. l. lender, NJ d, De PARIS Pubic par c
RIKER, No. ~ Fulton 81. Newton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

SCHUBERTH & Cos MUSIC DEPOT, No.
- S57 Broadway New Ysrk reJaes the pubic to irs,es
Their sock u Sss'e iet voice. piaao orssn vtn
,iooueeo harp orchestra The greates selection - ne
Upited states OF sOoeo worth P4gAnn, stTlnss to al
instruments Orders for orsigE and Aneneaa haae ~1n
b. attended g. with p-0IaFsHees.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Illustrated
'THE GREAT WIZARD PRINCE, Pro

i fessor ROBERT HELLER, opened his new SAooa
OF Wonders Chinese Buildings, few doors above St
Nicholas Hotel on MONDAY April 4, with new
entertainment echpsng in wonderuicut anything ever
vet attempted The Saloon Is the finest room IN New.
York and entered directly from the oowsy. Admission ,
cents: reserved seats (cushcHed) a. cents. Box Otco
omen daily at the saloon. Commence at 9 o'clock.
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lVFTROPOLTTAN HALL.-SANFORDs

~ SKs sSSsTppI RnFRLTbs oaIS P.i,.ns ever sx
hh,tsS Of the River from mOah 70 the Fs Of the 81
Antbony. a distance Of nearly S0c0 miIes Exhibition
eyeYv evening at ~ ocock. Saturday Afternoons al
o,eloek Aauisson ~ ceats. Cb!druu > cents
R-Schools and children with thar Psreas admitted
ssf,ysay Afternoons az lst oents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

WANTED-By a respectable young Woman,
w asi.us.ion a. Cook. Waaher snd Irouer can give
tie tss cy Reference Alec ~ Irsspeet.ble young Gih
GO genera R01sesurk IN su-A family best
cry rs..rsnce Apply A. No s. Plcses, - sszlEa Cos
b sees for tu0 6sys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

EOR sALE-Ten years Lease Of Public
House IN the vicinity q the Bro.sysy fbesier, esa-
aosatsns or 10 people and c.pshe Of dong splendid
Business Apply 70 THEODORy LENT, 4s5 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

w As Lau-sls.s and Ch.uber-aad Bes u city resr-
sDcs can Re gwen CaLtf No a s,h-st Cen b sea Ter
tso days
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Chances for Dnsiness Glen.
CHEMICAL WORKS for SALE, al a

" bargain With all ,be fixtures snd 10 successful
operation. The principal business IA manufacturing acids
The hxigIss nearly and hyst working condition.
Apply TO b. kREIsCHER. At the New FORK re Brek
hsngfaetOTJ, 81 No. o. Oosek-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06
INA .sd COFFEE STORE for SALE

i re stoes FxtaTss and Lease Of Tea Store ia ti,
M scszx frst rate ksrae.s - win BE- ~fsf.efodIv
ssS~n- e offered for sale ., b1gxis oaly bsca1ss ne
Iresert prefrstsT hsyng other s1nnes tlas city
nOs sttsnats a. Icauirs No - s4-av before 10 4 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06
vUTE FAMOUS VICTORIA CLOCK has

arrived and Is now on exhibition az the Studio
Curo+o Catalogues and tickets for sale Al the and
the principal boob and stores on BToadway Al
mission Is cesta Season tickets TOT families - open
from A NJ. to loP NJ al BREWSTER'S Marble Build
ms. No az broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

AS Cook and TO wash and iron in private
"A family. by one and Nurse and ssarnstress or Cham
bermaid and Waiter by the other These Girls very
experience and have excellent city reference Call No
- 9Th. aY- in the bookstore
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WANTED-A situation by neat, tidy
w youns Gtrl Aftend children and plain sewing
chsmberw0rk and wafnS other hght hoaseworx
thar may Be needed with cry references Apply al No 30
Eat lfh ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

WANTED-By a respectable Protestant
w Young hsua situation Waiter. who thcrcashly
understands bis business Can be seen for days M No NJ
Mashnxtpn-s st shird foor. front room Ne Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

WANTED-By highly respectable young
w Woraxr q srzsrlon. who . god Cook and fzsr-
rate Nasher .nd Iruner OF Chamberu.Ad LAzn4rns %
Waitress Can p-cdzcs the ssr Of ely references from Ser
asr Place. Cal a. No. II TIL befEeea Averas add
L Can b zen .0r tv0 avs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

WANTED-TSO English or Scotch Girls 70
w 70 Wess-ous WAGER ssd ne other = Ngrse A1a
S-ar<rrss Aso Cara % DO Es1erli sS1sew0rk and
q Ma 70 " ork o. a.Lrn II ConrectlclE- ApslyG
C. AASOSS, No So broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

A s Cook or Chambermaid, by respectful,
"A Young Woman who give best Of city references
Can BE- seen a. No l28 LeOnard-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

WANTED-By respectable Girl, stua-
w ton % co general h00s-EorS wiling 20 nn.ks
beseG suerA useful Good city rstrracs Cal for ,~o
Gays e No. - llth-s:-, nsaE lst-sv-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

TEACHER-A gentleman exrs~'~necd Ia
Il xseArg EssIsk Mathematics xn1 Csss>rs, ~so can
.kow t<sronias 10 rs sAArsstsr ard aAhts 81 the ss
Greer And give God ret.enees cp-a ~ engage
reest, AiGrrss TEACHER T1hGEe 01ker, s;srns the
eares required sud the rsnanerxtion.
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WANTED-A Protestant young Woman for
w Mare 11d Ses,nscz-ss. SOos oCheE heed SPY Il
Ne - ITyln. pzcs, bes-esI GnS y SlSrk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

A 5 good Cook, by young Woman; under.
"a stands her business well can do baking Of az kinds
Can be seen for two days at No llS Spring-st
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NORTH AMERICAN REYIEW-APRIL.

NORTH AMERICAN REyIEW-APRIL+
IN CoNIENrs. l. BthiOmadia-Mr. Libu's Case III.
The CloseT Life Of Charles the 5th Ill The Puritan Rev
oution IN England; " Oxford University Commission;
V Traveller France VI Life Of Thomas Moore, VII.
BArtoIs sermons VIII j c Cshoan Government; *
CLeeTaie The Depreciation Of Gold c. Critical Notices
AMHRiCAN JOURNAL or MEDICAL SCIENCE
April 49,. - :, .
Just P1h4shed,
REASON AND FAITH, and other MiscelAniss. By
Henry ROs-rs. suthoT OF Ecipse OF fsithr Al 3.
CHAS > FRANCIS a Co, No. 80 Broadway.
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WANTED--An experienced Laundres.
w (Pro;es:Hnt) one VIE thor0ushly gn4srytands ke
hosnes- bliHs the best ely references Apply a
Nc. us hlcks a. BFooAlya Hisbs.
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WANrED-By young Man who has re
eesvea sccd eAucston can translate correctly sc'n
the Preach, speak htsle, and who has knc~ixe Of
drawing, situation Am2naensis Secretary, avein
companion. Address AMANUENSls, Tri5ane ofhee.
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TO GARDENERs.-Ane experienced young
i ksE . .aGs,1. Issslss 4 Nc g Broadway.
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- literary Gentleman will give Lecture upon SPIRIT
usl,n with illustration through Mediums, Al No. AIS
Rrosdway corner Of LspenArSst, a, n O'Clock. THIS
EVENING. Lovers o. Truth are invited 70 attend Al
mission l2le Lecture every evening tins week aud
bee Circle every afternoon, from 10 )
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CooDRICH's PICTORIAL SCHOOL

EOODRICHs PICTORIAL SCHOOL
~ HISTORIES The undersigned have published to.
day new edt ous OF the following hooks
PICTORIAL HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES.
with Of other portions OF America ios the OF
schools Bv samuel q Goodrich
PICTORIAL HISTORY OF ENGLAND for the use OF
schools By Samuel G. Goodrich.
PARLEI'S COMMON SCHOOL HISTORY, bref
compend Of Universal History By samuel q. Goodrich
VIII be published next week.
GOODRlCHS PICTORIAL HISTORY OF ROME.
COODRICH'S PICTORIAL HISTORY OF GREECE.
GOODRICHS PICTORIAL HISTORY or FRANCE.
The whole forming Historical SERIES specially adapted
b. schools
Teaches who desire examine these works Will be fur
ushed with copies without charge
For sale by al BOOtsele. IN kewYork and BY the Pub
Lshers Z. H. BUTLER a Co, Nc = MinOfst, Phi-AA
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SERVASTS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for
OHots. Men Waters Tor exesea, pLscss good Csok.
Muses. WsInesse. sexmstre@ss H01sev0rk Grls, &c,
ke Good places sfee Families N want Of good 5ery-
anfs szrphe@ BY ealing a. se~1Srt EmPoF meot Ocs,
Ne ga Broadway I SAUNDERS
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WANTED-A situation by a respectable
w Young Curl IS years age Would like TO take
of children and willing make herself usets about the
house. Inquire az No. ~ Forsyth-s, in the basement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

WANTED-In a retail Crockery Store, a
w yoans Man to sSssss IN selhns. carrying out rs
Nus, Sc well recommended. One seius ased with ths
business preferreJ. Salary, hrst yeSr elS AacsS IN
he Writing Of the applicant, CROthENf, brcad~s,
Post Oaice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

w Scotch prssTr~dl who can brins good city recon
nnends,icns, snd unSersands bis business thoroughly.
APply ct No. 70 Besverss ground 6oor, between II and
/ o'el0ck
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

"ANItI-A Ntuakon by young Man
w who hes had the Of hSss and served Coach
nan in private family in I'm, lsnd sever. years. UaasT-
stands watng ard Wiling into the country. To be
seen for two sSysst No - lst-ay. PATRICK CURrtS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

~ Rechnbite Meeting.-CLlNfON TENT NO
raj q OF r. will hold public meeting at thear rooms
No Is7 Bowery Sd story, ON WEDNESDAY ENENIN1
Anil a AT IA o'clock Addresses by Professor SWEET
NAN and Rev Mr. HIBBARD. Singing by Bro TIKI M'
PORE. Admittance free: 49,, ,,,, ,,.;,,.a
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uants.

A 5 Cook in private family, by respecta.
"A be Woman has rood city reference Apply a. Nc
ia 18th, near 5th-av
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IUSEITM of EGYPTIAN ANTIQUITIES,

NE STUNNESANr INSTITUTE.
No. &c Broadway.
No. ara, the rsrp and valuable eoectica Of PeAroaie
and Ptolsraie RemSins iast EgsTtcS direot ron Ept
40 formed al great expense By Dr. AaeO eerne req
49, Al INV ard OF twenty years TIE East Admission ~
oentS, children prioe Catalogues & se IN the fooa
Or,rD aurtns the DGy And Evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

WANTED-By a Protestant Man aud Wife,
w situstion; be Coachman and Gardener, she As
Cook and would IN the They have the best
Of city reference They can be seen at No SIS Heny.t
near Grand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

nODW ORTHs CONCERT - THE
~ FOURTH CONCERT Of Dodworth's Series takes
place on SATURDAY EVENING, April 9, 1853, at Me
tTopohtan Hall Tickets 50 cents Reserved Seats 10 be
obtained at H. b DODW0RTH Co.'S Muso-store, Ne
4g5 broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

CPOOL COTTON WANTED.-Six. cord,
~ blsek Nos "a, 20 and 20 dealer having nach my
tEa sOod cuEsoner by aAdrssstnE z. c. tats Ohice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

CHUATION WASTED-By a Mao and
~ WIFE, the MAJ Cosehroxa ard GszdeneT-ss good
make themselves assfeL Can be sx vssr az No
- Alliances, Bisoklya- address W. C., r1saas ODE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

~ Rourth Avenue Openins.-An persons inter
..ed in opposing the opening Of tho 4hsy and the I'm
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win resent the attempts to embroil the democratic
party, and force his policy, a. relates to foreign
relations
You all know that the President is, to certain
extent bound TO exert his Official power to see that
the laws OF the country are executed, and no one
would respect President who failed to do his duty.
But any development OF the particular course TO
be pursued in relation to Cuba the Monroe declara-
ton or other matters of interest would be ip0itc
especially if we intend to take q stand which NAV
lead to war. We are not now exactly in situation
to talk large and Congress appears little inclined to
move in any direction. England is srming France
is aming-their feet of war steamers is enormous
and if they should agree not TO fight one another it
would be pity that their vast OUTLAWS should be lost
and they might amuse themselves by taking Cali
fornia, battering our seaport cities down. breaking
up our commerce, and setting us quarter of CEN
fury back
II this Congress does not take the matter in hand
decidedly, any power attacking US can have near
year the START and four months start these fast days
is more than years start in 1872.
The atmosphere is charged and ominous ON both
sides the Atlantic, and it would not be surprising it,
in short time, George Law should be much more
important individual than either his Presidential or
Senatorial assailant.
To avoid Misrepresentation it is due to the public
to state that the writer of this letter never exchanged
ten words with General Lopez; never joined any
Cuban expeditions never expects to do belongs to
no Cuban or other association; and therefore, one
is responsible for the facts and reasoning herein
tanned but the writer. SIDNEY.