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u APPLETON & Co. viii publish,


j. DIGEST or THE LAWS, CUSTOMS, MANS Nm
AND INSTITUTIONS OF THE ANCIENT AND hoD-
ERN NATIONS By Thomas Dew, late President Of lAe
College Of William and Mary. ] vol Svo, ~ II IL;
TINS a careful aborious and instructive dses On
tory Ancient and Modern prepared expressly 20 me- 20
of Schools and Colleges IL - oelievcd LA .se
Schoomaster viii find in IL excellent substitute iol s
reases IN the historical Lecturer desirable tetI
book % be placed the hands Of the student a. an ACCOM-
paniment 70 his Lectures and the general reader usiu
uanuAl.
lion TUESDAY, ,
AFIRST HISTORY OF GREECE. By = " sewer
author ola First History OF Rome &C. etc iouio -
Tins httle volume j. designed suitable
the First History OF Rome oy the game aufaor wnc'
has been exteusvely introduced into schools TIE 1a5no
while she gives the most important facts has eofnSd men
IN style At pleasing and comprehensive 20 TIE iosI
youthful mind
UI-On THURsDAY, -
MISS MciNTOSH'S NORTH AND TIE eOU.h :
The LOFTY AND THE LOVELY or, GOOD ~ ALL
AND NoNE ALL GOOD By Maria Aeintosh, SntooI OF
Two Lives " Charms and Counter Charms 'unilss
at Donaldson kanoz etc, etc. yols lzmo- paIe4i "a
cloth, - 81. 80, st
10 the there OF this work. In irs graphic dehneaoAs o.
character trhfulness Of repres nation, and stifn
ties oflfe it will hardly awe place TO Uncle Tom C4oiI
The authorizes IL well known 70 the pubic by her many
ehGrning works Of fiction and her life has been passed az
the North and South The n0bleness OF her sentiments
her elevated and candid views and her genuine feelings OF
hurnsntv ard the elegance and eoguenoe Of her pen are
brought out in these pages with their full bnhaney ana
effect.
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8periaI Noiires.

~ Tweutieth Wnrd.-In pursuance Of The recon-
m. ,daton az The Democratic Wing General COMMITTEE,
aesiee 10 hereby gwen thst Primary Eecuon w" 0. hso
~, ERIDAY MORNING the 18th inst, from TO 10 A. NJ,
No i90 West 3tht 9.hay 10 elect hye delegates
40 the Wig General Committee, and y members 70 constr
int Inc Twentieth Ward Wing Committee. The election
nil DO by ballot the Electors 20 give their names ana Ies-
denses aud be Wing voters Of the Ward me eleonon
spteiuted by the Democratic Wing General Committee
ROBr. SMITH,
JAMES KELLY,
ZOPHAR MILLS
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ghautes for Bnsinsss Msn-

DRUG STOREin the COUNTRY for SALE
IL Only rwslve hours ri6e from ssS Iork, n ncuf-
sh.as EeAhy village oated On ths oe1xs 81 iovey
xke. The busIress p1ftabie n u AID o ne
slone ndreing him O. dspose o. ne er,-oh1hme1t a.
drs-s l. ? Tribune Ofce A. ccuDunicatio1s answered
- nal ~ early - pcsse.s-
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4 s Cook, by respectable Woman, who I'M
N derstands her business good Baker and excel
lent Washer aud roner Would object do the house
work Of respectable family Is not fond Of ehsnsins
Best city references gwen 10 De seen al NO ~ iAy'
5th door from FultOnst. Brooklyn.
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~ or two single Gentlemen have Board and Room
ON the "a foor, with bath Sc. or single Room NO.
Narekst newt door 20 Lalsht st. snd opPoste me fk.
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DARNUM's NEW PAPER-THE ILLUS
I'D TRATED NEwS.-Conterts fo< Saturday. jan. %.
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ESGRAvINeS:
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Havana
2. COCKPIT. Havana
s. Stow Scene at the Tonhs. Y. Y.
A. Portrait Of CLARK Mills eminent Sculptor.
5 Portrait Of Commodore Morgan.
g. Monument to Richard NJ. johnson. -
T. Meeting Of Amer-an Colonization society, W as.os-
ten. Address OF Edwsrd Everett.
g. View on the Hudson, neu Newbars
9 New Ssste Arsenal n. Y.
TO- Interior View Of The Arsenal
IL Cannon AZ the Arsenal.
u CochTsrs Revolving Cannon. -.
Is. U. Steamer Mississippi, Of the japan Efpeaf''A
at TunehS, Madeira
lAxWlntsE tsshsns.
IS Portrait OF John Ericsson.
Is Portrait of senator Cphsua
II. Little Crow Village, o. the Mississippi
1914 Illustrations Of the Gambler
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LETTER PRESS.
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Gonses Wantc6.

WANTED--To hire Hall, Lecture Room
w or Church suitable for holding Religious Ser Wees on
the Sabbath between sth and 18th SITS aud Sd and 9Th
Address WORSHIP Tribune Office.
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ILLUSTRATED THAMES
Mem Civilizations.

WHO WANTS CHEAP and GOOD
w READING. should subscribe for
GRAHAM's MAGAZINE,
the beet Magazine of the days pages for S. with ele
rant Embellishments What he cheaper than this
January and February splendid specimens Of the art
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DEWITT DAVENPORT, Agents for N. Y
~ O0O COPIES SOLD--TENTH
- .UUU EDITIoN-EverybOdy who has read
Uncle Toms CABIN" will read this sequel book selling
equal 10 Uncle Toms Cabin" Sequel TO Uncle Toms
Cabin"
UNCLE TOM IN ENGLAND; Or A Poor THAT
BLACKS WHITE.
NOTICES OF THE PRESS
ESsIsnThs another % the n1vetes Which
spring the literature rife sons consns ~ as
graphic dehnest and VIII command sac ela ony
BY These who have read the
yubhcaas Of the day ant slavery VIII OF pro
cure this worn egaaed b. the work Mrs
stowe and those read page
peruss al they reach the close Of the book boston Herald
M and though; be the best puhshe the
Institution OF Slavery The Ersh sve the hsbe mcei Of
prase and that rivals Mrs stoves Uscls IoG"
[osweso Daily Palladium
We have received from p Failing No p 81 New York
copy OF Uncle Tom England proof that Blacks White" It's
represented sequel Uucle Toms Cabin and The mos,
ey work the Institution Slavery that has ever been
published thrilling Of slave lie both beard
the ship and the plantation the South ESpresA
usciI TOS'. c.ss-hs work published IN In.
M Stoves CABIN" and exciting considerable interest
New England Journal
Price Is cents A. D. FAILING, Publisher,
No. IS Ann-st- Y.
Copies of the above popular work mailed receipt Of IS
cents The publisher viii mail the above work and copy
Of Uncle Toms Cabin" on receipt Of IS postpaid.
Address AD. FAILING, No. q Ann-st, NY
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az regular money transactions and the publ thefeO as
tie whole theory and Prsetce Of Double mn . sSe.
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Next week. work, by the author of The Study Of
Lessons in NATURAL PROVERBS, BY Richard
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NAPOLEON IN EXILE Dust Publsed)
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PHYSICAL THEORY or ANOTHER LIFE; 81
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Published this day, by
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~ soon, MODERN NEChOMANCfi OR, fEt-
TENDED INTERCOURSE WITH THE DEAD. An Expose OF
tie Morality Theology and Philosophy Of certain alleged
disclosures from tie Spirit World, by means OF Spirit
Rappngs" Medium Writing Physical Demonstra
lions" &c BY Rev Hiram Mattison A. NJ, Pastor Of the
John-st NJ F. Church, NewYork author OF series of As
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DARNIrMs AMERICAN MIrSrIM -
CIRCUS. -NEw.YORK AMpHrTHEA.

NkU Us. NETWORK AMpHITHEA-
Srrrir;R Ne. - Bowery-R. SANDS 4 Co. Proprietos-
ed Of Mons La THoRNE. The Cannon BafDefyer
80 IA his tests upon the Flying Corde. FRANK
s~T.Sh u his unapproShable Dash and Dsse Act Mr..
LFdAS n his act CT h0rsemanship, egtifled Shak-
%, Cnanses. Proes Of sdlEsion-Beses, Is cents;
Doors open AZ a. Performance 10 cosnenoe az u
wv Eeli0'rsHeS "Wednesday and Saturday sleIroera
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WOODS MINSTRELS-NO 444 Broad
w way, above HOward+t.-OPEN EVERY EVEN.
ING Ill. WOOD, Manager and PropnetOr--Ths enter
tainents offered by this celebrated company of Musicians
and Ethiopian Deneaors cannot be equaed by any other
band In the United States See programmes Doors
al 81; Concert commences at Il O'clock. Admission %
cent? The public respectfully informed that the After
uoon Concerts are discontinued
vTNIIE STUDIO CURIOSO, No. 629 Broad
IL way, upstairs, will be open 10 the public on MON.
DAY, 18th inst. Admission @5 cents Season Tickets s.
DISLEYs ILLUSTRATED THAMES
HI Now Open at No. 400 Brosdway-By far the most
beautiful aud artistic production presented 20 the
Public Commencing Every Evening at y o'clock Aso,
SATURDAY at Up "a. Admisson 30 cents or one Gentle
man and two Ladies 81
DANVARDs PILGRIMAGE to JERUSA.
, LEM and the HOLY LAND IL now open at the
GEORAMA,
No. 596 Broadway, adjoining the Metropolitan Hotel
PAINTED from authentic Drawings made upon the spot By
MIR BANVARD in person Picture moves every evening
at IL and ON "Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at
O'Clock. Admission 20 ctsl-childrrn half price.
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gEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
TIE NRw-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE

THE NEW-IUdh DALI
, ,rtL.suIp EVERY MORNING. tsUsoAY hheAf'N'"
BIZ GREELEY McELRAfh,
a, vpx vxryvrg BUILDINGS, coRvEs ot.srh0'
sAssAU-srs, OPPOSITE TIE CITY BAI1-
A a.le,ea IN City Subscribers for y Gents pei n
:, zb@n tbey prefer tisey pay IN advance 2. -
fl six montf, on yea >: the ,s5ae Isis SPe =
.svsnos- cpbscrpcrs taken fc< 81 PATHS. For tmee
soufs 81 80 Three Dolls IN required n ~ =.
sssfnges ifh CooorJ >.evsPs~ers Dsly Gae III IT..
= sis Office, whose terms are higher than snos' VI
TS1KHf arc net s6owed ~ difference
rap sEW.voRK WEEKLY Tribune,
yvRy I.,c2 PAPER, FOB THE COUNTRY,
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= ~ Pr ann1m IN savens q, 81 ard the paper in
w. .. s E. HS seI R per- nss f
E1nsnts for ,his sbeet VIII Do ''> e'' ~ VIZ
sexh insertion
,rrrr SYW-YORK TRIBUNE.
III" sos EUROPEAN CIRcULATios
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r5z- south Brooklyn Course Of Lectures

~ South Brooklyn Course OF Lectures
G.of JOHN w. s. HOWS viii deliver the Fourth Lee
sure OF this course the Hall Of the Church Of the Assem-
don cor. Sackett and Courtsts, THIS "Wednesday
EVENING Jan. %, at u o'clock Subject "Macbeth,"
which will be read and the great moral teachings of shak
spere DEVELOPED. Tickets, Is cents, al the door.
r5- Rev. H. n. HUDSON, on MONDAY EVENING,
Jan 81.
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Tor SALE-The Stock of Goods of store
Il Nc. IFS eth-sv. near lsthst Possession if desired
by 1st April
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DOARD 10 SOUTH BROOKLYN-Ope or

1.-Two Gentlemen with their Wives or few lnze Cen
tlesr BE- accommodated with Rooms furnished OF an
furnished Nth full partial Board, desirable location
where bat few headers VII be received Apply No q
TO-rp kl.s-psce.
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XIrANTEn-Ry GentIeman and Wiio, with

WANTED-By Gentleman aud Wife, with
w out children Parlor and Bedroom adjoining. far
pished or unfusnhed in modern built house, With prfi
lege OF bath &c. with small gentee family where there
are no bsrder. Full Board Tor the Lady and Board for
Gent on SUNDAYS References exchanged. Location mnst
be Broadway above lthst Address stating terms
VVANTED-Board for q married Lady with
w family, where there other Boarders IN tbs
upper part OF the city. Address ID. $, Tribune.
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rTN0 LET-WeIl-lghted ROOMS, with or
l. without Steam Power o. eny $40 IDqeIs o.
M SIMOSsOS No. isl LsvsS-
VALUABLE PROPERTY at GREEl

" A L. A Ii IL II fhoTGh'A o. -.
POINT to LET-The two blocks saen h q Icy
O-sts extending back TO WsshBgtoa a. ssoet W ess-
one bleek Tor which 3 ten years Lease val BE- over,
in,y az H. ship, of Messfs. jsbez Williams snd
samusl s1edeD IL I de&rsbe location for ship builder
tn otlsr hlcek vii Be leased for shorter term, and ~
sdsosd fyr the location Of sectionA dock, or any
otbsr Lgs.ness reqzirng deep water.
Also about 60 to 100 Building Lots, on W.shnssoss
TINS property al stuaied within three minutes vAS
Of The new Terry, which b expected 70 " P"' - Nf
10 the Spyirs. ,..xrrq cfrxgfSo
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DARTNER WANTED. The subscriber
l. ownes Brick Building with o IS horse power Steam
Engine and would Ike 10 IN prOhtable AsnaiAe
turing business Good references gwen and required Ad
dress d. G., Tribune Office.
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ryPeople's Lectures.-The seventh lecture Of the
soune will he given at the Tabernacle on TUESDAY
EVENING, Jan 25tb, by Rev. THEODORE PARKER
OF Boston. Subject fEe Progress Of Mankind Tickets
tsl eente Lecture 20 commence at 9 o'clock.
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~ Notice.-A persons having friends int rred IN the
Bury ns Ground belonging the NJ f. Churches at VII
Hspshueh L. L. are requested TO IN the NJ II. Church,
Wiet ct in this city, on WEDNESDAY EVENING Jan.
n at o'clock as business Of importance will be brought
6orwanl BY order OF the Trustees.
B-The above uotce has nd reference to the private
"A
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QOARD WANTED-- For YOUNG Lady Who

~ has anev6 octsye forte, IN private ftmiiy
She would be wiling give Instruction % syo Misses pc
gnners and use Of Piano Fore equiv eat UPTOWN
preferrsd address Z. N Trisune Oahse References
enchanted
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EOR SALE-A ROLLING MILL, in per-
Il feet order; also, WIRE MILL with abundant
water situated about three miles from PeeksEl Apply
JOSEPH STRANG. Peekskin Post-ohee, or to z. N.
BIBBY Kirgs Brr.ge.
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DARTNER WANTED.-A smart sctive

Man with 81 OOO cash capital to engage IN an estab
lshed business the sales Of which be increased TO
large auount with close application, and will pay large
rer cent Address with full name MERCHANT at this
ofEce which Will meet with prompt attention.
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DOARDING in BROOKLYN.-A large an.

furnished Room. with pantry attached, on second
soor can b. obtained with Board at No. 81 ssndssr As,
enc mall fun ished Room. Family strictly private quite
near Fulton f,Ery pass the door References
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BoARD.-A suite of wcll-f

- nishsd rooms four or less in number. with two hrc-
places closets baths Croton water Sc may he hai
with Bcani on reasonable terms application at No 70
East 2oth-s Satisfactory references gwen and re9sired
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~ Piano Forfes Let from three 20 seven dollar
pfr month Call az No. $40 Broome-st, r. II NASH.


~ What Has Become OF the Public Fundsf
The introductory Exposition OF the Series the Affairs
OF The City Government Expenditure OF the Public Money
&c. &C. will be given in Hope Chapel broadway, BY n
eciook Admttance IS cents at the door The Press are
respectfully invited.
~ For Had Teeth and Foul Breath, use LA
FONTS Soap Root whitens the teeth herdens the gums
and eleapses the mouth tongue and throat IL delicious
% the taste indeed is suherb article. Sold al No 400
Broadway.
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~ Lectures on Geolegy.-Dr ANTISELL will
deliver the Second Lecture Of bis at Stuyyeant Ia.
stii ute No. $50 Broadway, on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
ian. 28 aBP.M. Subiect-"The Origin and Distribution
Of Coal" illustrated thdrawings Admission % cents
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AS CHAMBERNAID, or to do general house
N work by an active industrious Girl. Refers 70 her
present employer Inquire No. "a Vsneks In the base
men
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A LADY wishes to attend, in one or two fami-
N lies as daily Governess is well qualified TO teach mu-
SIC French and the usual branches Of English education
Address A. B. J. 69 Broadway
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BOARD wANTED-With psrlor and two

II bedrooms attached for a Gentleman and his Sister
not below bleecker above 13ds and Broadway.
SoEe 1r those Eviug IN genteel style need Best
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uOl-'H1q C ina sCEIBNFR. No. 1a5 Nessau-.t, ~
Uanis.

A S Cook, Washer and IrOner by a respecta-
IN bic young Woman; is a good Beker-or would do
house small private family. Can give the best OF
city reference Cal at No. ls6 Yves; Zthst between 9Th
and 9th. avs.
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DOARD.-A private family residing IN IVES
I'D 22d-st near 5th-av would let with Board 20 Gen
ensn and Wife the handsome PaElors furnished OK IN
furnished or PsTlor LIST floor, with Bedroom on door
furnished or unfinished Also, - let with Board tyr
neatly furnished Rooms single Gentlemen App
a No u West 22f--f.
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DOARD in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sec.

I'D story Rooms, foE a Gentleman sad Lady Ia !.
hoqse with modern improvements and few IA family sta.
sted midway between TIE Fulton and South Ferries In.
o,.ire Il No 4e Liyiaz stOn-s,.
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NsthnsC VI
tare will b. delivered On WEDNESDAY EVENING" Jan.
~ t-ihe Broadway Tabernacle. by THOMAS DARCY
MCGFE, Esq. Of Buffalo. subect-"The Political Causes
and E1ects 0the Reformation" Tickets y cents eschto De
had the Catholic Bookstores and at the door on the even
ng Of the lecture Doors open Lecture 20 commence
nj O'clock DANIEL ID. SULLIVAN, Secy.
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DARTNER WANTED-With a cash C;

l. itsl Of 81 go in an unparalleled money making bus
thar is already established in this city Address u
TribnEe Office.
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~ To the Public.-A. BAEZ, Dental Surgeon,
specifically informs the public hRt he will attend patients al
6soace south east Of Great Jonesst and Broad
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Il in Stanton #; rent sil per mouth Also Store with
HsckRoons "a Lewiss,; rent, ZIG per month. Also, %
spaIests Of iosr each, with Croton water rent
slo - Per month. Also, large threestory Bnck
Building, ~ by " feet. within thety Of dock Fad
RNeIyey suitable for manufacturing purposss Also,
small spartments, Nos IS and As Madison st. Nos 40 and
5z sniy q and No. ia Ladlow-st- Apply 20 JAMES
CARR, NJ. SIS Broome-st
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IL StnBton-st. Presbyterian Church-The in
staaon ofhev Joseph Sandeson Pastor OF this Church
sapponted 10 take place THIS EVENING. Rev DR.. Nc
ELROY will preach the the occasion Rev. Mr.
PBRANER OF Sing Sing deliver the charge to the pastor
and Rev Mr.. PLATr OF West Farms, the charge TO the
CATION. Services will commence at ~ o'clock.
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NAPOLEON IN EXILE Dust Publsed)
A MADEUS; or, 4 NIeHr WITH TIE SPIRIT

"A BY Kari Vamann. | vol lSmo.
Th.is striking book Foe pare genuine diabeS vii back
Amadeus adventure the tomb.' ad he staring yawnhs
creatures there toiost beings Nhch adorn
Goehes WapErsfHaeA! Tie ns OF the author Of
Amasens j. undeniailer Richmond Wkg
Dill a IL. l.. L.
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IO LET.-The entire lofts OF the fine stor
u No. lol Liberty fronting LumbcrH. They viii be U
every respect suitable fer ff cass Importing OF Comm
sion House and ready for occupation about lat Mach nexf
Apply TO g. FURMAS, Jr- No. Eassaus
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WANTED-By respectable young Won,
y an, Protestant, a situation Is Chamoerinale Ala
Waitress. IL s0os Washer ard Irouer. No oojecnon 90
70 20 The country Coed city reference can be gwen
az Nc g shGv ID door lSthst for three days thAfa
floor and fE0nt room.
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pOY WANTED.-Wanted. in wholesale

CLERK WANTED-One who can keep
" books If Necessary. AMI make himself generally use
fol Tie have the best references as 20 character aud
ability II he suits little stock In very profitable manu-
featuring Company may possibly be obtained and he posi-
ton Of Secretary N the Company Address MANDFAc-
TURER Tribune Once, with references aud salary ex
pected.
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WANTED-A Situation IN a Dry Goods JOB
w trg House or Wholesale Grocery store ~ yolAs
MEn ron The Wsssrn part Of the state who has been En-
gs-ed n the Mercantile bzne.s and can nt1e1s e9se
eas trlde from ta.t way Moderate salary VII o. a.
ceT.sd. City and 1utrJ reference gwen A-<res o. n
through TIE fcsr-OGce.
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STEAM ENGINE-Wanted, secondhand
- Steam Engine Of Is TO 10 horse power. Address X
Union-square Post Office, stating paitc-
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re- Popular Lectures.-H0RACE GREELEY,
w. m isc,uro on TTJfTRSDAY EVENING Ian ri
~ A Free Lecture upon Phreu

EVENING, at ~ O'Clock, by Dr. BARBER, at No. 4iS
Broadway corner Of LpenaIdst upstairs Illustrated By
Teetsons from Sbakspere end other poets examination
and denestons usuAl. % cents al tie termination
the Lecture.