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q So. Ni:.holas Bplldina Association.-rh.

~ 81. Si.sho,as Building Associafjcu.-Tbs
Nenth Tef ofthis Assocs.tn will be held at
Shob bul .clnTs, No lS3 Bowery, on THURSDAY EVEN
INC ne1I March TO- az y o'clock, for the Transaction Of
ue orr mary busness The dues for the month will hsn Be
psysoe, or may be paid e. the Office, No IS Duane
Chatham Bank buidng Monday Tuesday or Wedpesd4y
evenings, between 81 and ~ O'Clock
Thoe who wish ie redeemed win have an opoor
tunity at this very few shares remain 70 BE- sub
scnbed for, which may be had the Office. Dues g
month. WILLIAM L. CONKLIN. President.
THOS. WILLIAMS, IT. Vice Prest
RoBERT d. HART secy.
~ Postage stamps.-Three Cent Stamps for Gale
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DRINTERs.-At meeting of the Comp

DRINTERS-Ata meeting of the Compost
i tors, now employed on THE DAILY NATIONAL
DEMOCRAT, hsld on Tuesday evening, March 3, 1885,
the following preamble and resolution was unanimously
ADOPTED;
hrrsas 10 has bsen announced 20 us b. the foreman
Of The Daily National Democrat that u u the n,snt0n OF
the prorretors Of said Journal, hessrs BURR HALF .
advance the pce OF congestion on their paper on aud az
ter ths llth instant om Thirty CeLsper thoussnd
sus tthe New-York PnRterS Union rats Thirty i've
Cents per one thasSand ems therefore.
Reached, That tie psopnetors Of The DAILY Ha,0n4i
Democrat are entitled 70 thanks for thus yoao-
sry rendering without previous kuo~edge or
Iequs.t the advance above noted. which We consider
more ust compensation 70 eotnpostors on aaiJ
morning newspapers. WN NJ ROBINSON, Chairman
JoRx GATIEE, Jr., Secretary.
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nOARD-Pleasaut Rooms with Board, can
I'D be had at No. q Nesey st
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Protcstants 40

4 FARMER WANTED-One not only ac-
"A quainted with lrniag in ell its branches but who
understands gardening thoroughly also taking care OF stock
such as horses aud None need apply but those who
can bring good recommendations be must be willing
man. To such a one desired. employment VIII be
given on place NJ a. acres about 80 miles from the city
Can No l78 East jthst NEAR The lsav between the
hours Of 7 and 9 Pm
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As CHAxBERMAID and Laundress by one. and
N Cook asd 70 wash and iron By the oCher. These
Girls very experienced ard have excellent city rcief
enee. Cal e No - 5th-sv- IN the Bookstcre.
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Nem publications.

CTRINGR 4 TOWNSEND have recensy
~ published,
Illustrated EDITION. Price See
ROSE SOMERNlLLE. New edition, Price &C =.
THE FIRST FALSE STEP. New edlticn. fnee Sc
A ROUND OF STORIES By THE CHRISTMAS
FIRE Containing ten stories By Charles p'eAeoh
MY StRAPES AND ESCAPES; Or, TIE ADVENTURES
Oh STUDENT. With easravinss Price Soc.
TIE ADVENTURES OF AN AlDE-DECAMf. ~
the sptkos OF Romance OF War." Prlee sc
NEARLY READY.
Mr.. SPQNGE'S SPORTING TOUR BY the author Of
"Rspdlsy Cross, with Illustrations by Leech;
AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF AN ENGLISH SoLpiEh
IN THE u. S. ARMY IN MENIC0,
THE OLD FOREST RANGER; Or. WILD sfosrsN
INDIA, By Major Campbell
BANDLEY CROSS. BY the author Of " Mr' sp'ass'
TIE ARTISTS WIFE, AND OTHER rslss. By Mary
Hewitt "A.
JANE sEAToN: Or. Tax KIsss AovoeArE By tbs
author Of .Adventares OF an Aide-de-Camps. ava.
MILES TRHMENHERE BY the su.no no on INA"
the Gipsyr No. - oH--~-S.
In Pres.
r ILIAS; OR THE MiLLNER's APPRENTICE.
IL By Gabriel Alexander. -, w. 49,
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NETWORK TRIBUNE
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a. xsveEed City Subscrbers fof ia :, ~ Ilsss
skgn they prefer they can psy 70 so Single ccose.
sc, ssss,,6s on a wear a. the rats olote -
% ~ Nal sahscrib>rs Five Do ar POI "a ~
rseSs. eubacnpfisos taken for az nnn1~ 20 ta'1
ssss Al go Three Dollsrs 10 stysnce ~ ~
zec sith Couo,ry Newspaper Daly ~,
ecf1soHoe phose terms higher thaD USOS" o re
= - Is 30, Allowed any difference
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tse beyonS the tire Tor Which IL 10 paid 4dycr
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80 asrtlo1
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DANVARD's PILGRIMAGE 10 JERUSA-
I'D LEM and the HOLY LAND isnow open at the
GEORAMA,
No sos Broadway. sdioininSIhe METROPOLITAN Hotel
Painted from authentic Drawings made upon the spot by
Mr. BANNARD in person. Picture moves every evening
at "A, and "Wednesday and SATURDAY afternoons a.
s'ccck Admission 50 cts.-ehidren half price
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4 GENTLEMAN can be accommodated il
"A the house Of private family residing At the sid
OF Broadway, the Sdast stages with hand
ROOM the Of bath and with partial board
auy gentleman who wished the attention OF home, the
ent oppoi VIII be favorable Address H. b NJ, a, IN
Otfcs Of the Trbune.
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NJATRIMONIAL.-A Young lady OF retiring

NATKIMUNIAL.-A young IauY OF TtIIIIH5
WI habits and religious character desires to make tho
acquaintance If some gentleman OF similar end0~nenis
She has cheerful and social disposition and wishes 10 na
coIupanon with whom she could mutually make happy
home Onr Of established character for sobrety and moral
principle will receive attention without regard to property
ing the above description need reply Address HENRI
FTTA CLIFFORD New.York Pot Ofiee, which viii be
promptly answered and time and place OF interview
named
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- BROADWAY THEAIER-E A. MaRsHALL,
- Sole hessee.-THIS EVENING M,rch 0, will be
performed Shakspeare's sublime Tragedy of
HAMLET.
Hamlet. .....Mr Forrest Queen. .........MrA Abbott
Lsertos...........M Pope Opbeha Nine. Pons
To coDcud with 7 HE KING AND /!
Ptrkyn yefnch .Davidge Jesse Donald Mrs. Seton
Doors open at 61 commences Gt7. Bor,s and PSsaet
50 cents; Upper Circle. &c.
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re- Statement of the Accounts OF the EMPlkE
ri iIDING AND MUTUAL LOAN ASSOCIATION, for
The wear eddug February g. 1883 In conformity TO the isth
Article of an of the Legislature OF the State OF New
Yo,L For the Incorporation of Building Mutual Loan
and Aocumuatng Fund Associations passedApnl TO- lSoi
Whole No, Of Shares Subscribed. .7S8 o
oS NoW IN
Ofwhich there have been Redeemed. eit
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4 5 CHAMBERMAID and Waiter, or Nurse and
Sean stress By meet respectable young Woman Is
rst Lsuncrfss Can TTodrce the best Of reconnn
6aron. VIII Re found willing and obhging. No objection
~. M--as ----L.r.,e. Ann-E - BlEe-E.
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60 Ubom it man Concern.
INFORMATION WANTED-MrJOSHUA

INFORMATION WANTED Mr. JOSHUA
Il PALMER carpenter and joiner BY trade, formerly OF
City of New York lie had with him when he Left tray
cling trunk containing clothing letters and papers, also
ckest of toos His family informed By letter Of ms
sAe arrival al NewYor but have heard from hun
since His eye was a his hight feet inches black
hair and whkers hEh forehead dsrk brown and was
slightly marked with small pox II is supposed some mis-
fortune has befen him leading to his death Any ioform
nton that will afford clue 10 his tate viii BE- received win
gratitude BY his sicted wife line lett ~ tbs Office
THE TribuneJ will be forwarded to her
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A 6 CHAIsERNAID, by 4 respectable young
~ WOmsn. ir private family, waiter in respect
able koGrdin honse Can rve rood reference from her
last paee Can Be seen oT two days No II King st,
s.ccrd s-ory tack room.
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MUSEUM of EGYPTIAN ANTIQUITIES

MUSEUM of EGYPTIAN ANTIQUITIES.
WI sTUYVESANT INSTITUTE.
No ESQ Broadway.
Now open the and valuable collection Of rhsronic
and Ptotr Remans just imported direc trorA Egypt
and formed at great expense BY DR. Abbott dnrinE resi-
dence upward of IN the Fast Admission Do
sens; children hsl pce Catalogues for sae 10 the rooms
Open during the Day and Evening.
DANORAMA--Now open at Metropolitan
II Hall. the MAMMOTH PANORAMA of the MIS-
ISSIPI RIVER om its mcath TO the Fails q 81 Anihony
EVERY EVENING. az II O'Clock; on SATURDAYS a. 81
oslock Adsnissisn - cents Children half priee.
YNHE BRYAN GALLERY Of CHRISTIAN
Il ART-Contain;us Series Of AUTHENTIC PAINT
INGS by the most celebrated Masters IN chronological or
der. frsm GUIDO DE SlENNE. "a. D. lsl,) down 70
HORACE NTRNET, Is now open for Exhibition st the
SOCIETY LIBRARY ROOMS, No Sis Broadway, trom =
toSP. NJ, and TO 10, P. N. Admission - cents
VNHE WASHINGTON EXHlBITION-In
III aid Of the Eew.York Gallery Of she Fine Arts-A
choice collection Of Pictures now open from A III ~
p NJ AZ American Art Un,on Galleries, Ne AZ brcodwsy
Adrniitsnoe > ceats. Season Tickets ~ eers
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| PROTESTANT FRENCH GENTLE

"A MAN vents Fun she'd Room with Brctkias' ldin-
er on Sunday not below sthst West OF Broadway AMI
a priysts family preferred. References VI the highest
rrsvecby given No objection 10 giye les-oGs ttrench
Clas q Maihematicsl as payment Iart Of &C. Address
with tetms MONOD, Broadway Post-Oaice.
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XNANTED-By a Young Woman. situstiOn
w r. Lauudrrss md Chanlbermaid The best Of city
rsr,uee esu be gwen. Cal No n 5thst IN the font
hcrse.
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A GENTLEMAN and his WIFE and few

SINGLE gentlemen ladies can be pleasantly aceommo-
dated with Board ard Rooms hTst-ca house with
the modern Improvements. Family small sentecl and
boarders Persons wishing 90 make permanent arrange
ments for the will fnd this good opportunity Call
IL second house east OF Sthav on A5shst
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SPIRITUAL RAPPINGS.-Dr. &c. ROC

CPlRIIU AL kAIHINttS.-Dr. T.. y. hOU-
- Frs has completed and now Offers 70 the readn pub
lie his great work on THE PHILOSOPHY OF MfSIE-
RlOuS AGENTS, HUMAN AND MUNDANE. Conplsse IN
one volume. Price, 81. -, -
This without doubt the first and only work which hts
ever appeared in which this whole matter thoronsny
and pbosophcay explained and so clearly As TO a"snt
90 Demonstration. - - =, = L.
The following from the editor Of lions Herald, IL fair
sample of the unqualified uoGccs from intelligent etoS
who have read the work: -., a., l.,
pl~othv Of Mystefous Agsuis No Thsnurcr concisees
NJ, Roser-s hook Which. hat tnshed 10 N ih- ony
esorv and pl-ophirai dCuslu ofte spirit rpfhe ef
As ,~t tubahed eebcia.ive ~ Hnan
deutosd .trfs 70 the prediction 81 hose mJsteoa paene
M e.red .prigai sn estaucs crceined He sho read
cetany huaan and muntans aSaeaees are al s
cent for PROBATE dewey sfes ~ paeonena ye
we earnestly recoHrneui vaiaahie uney Fh ftcN ahs
rrr<sf ui .asver % o the rsppers
PubR.hed hy JOHN 2. JEWErr Co. Bcsfoni JEW
FTT PROCTOR & WORTi1NGTON, Cleveland, ONO :
and for sale by booksellers generally
THE SPIRITUAL BEACON-Deyoted TO
the InvestisAf ion Of Spiritual Phenouens the EHten-
sion of Spiritual intercourse the ihssesninst 81 to
Truths OF Nature and Revelation and tier appoaon 20
Ire Gradual Elevation Of Man and he Ultimate rerieS1on
OF soc.ety Published Weekly, a. e per snnuE' ~,
CHARLES Z. KING, Cincinnati OAio-
A NEW PAPER.-The public are hereby
N informed, that the HsrmOniL ASociaiioni o. Us
city propose 20 publish weekly new papet enis "a
Journal Of Progress 20 be issued IN few ~eeAs
partesssrs viii be gwen soon
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4 YoUSG LADY, of genteel appearance and
n address wishes situation 10 attend fancy store.
Broadway preferred Sps French and English. Bss; Of
TsfeTences. Address NJ +, Broadway p %.
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A YousG WoMAS wishes situation as Gen.
"A eTal Servant II rsutee family She understands
cooling u.shfrg and ir0uinr. Can come well recon-
n.udcd from one &C the respectable families IN he
Cy Apply AZ No "a NlTick st. second hoOr, front ROOM
Cen be ssen for two dsys
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WANTED-By a respectable Protestant
w yours Girl situation Cook md to ASS, in The
washing and ironing Coco reference can be given Call
AZ No l5 sh-sv corner OF i9hst. Wages objection,
but a comfortable home preferred
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ru. At the 81. ChnrIes Theater, THIs .EvEN.

Nc win be presented fo the first tine IA tins city
,c zeal DIANA in four acfs moral ip its tendencies
syery particular Mr.. ROBINSON, who has proved him
fto be the best American Comsdisn thayng been ng6y
bi,sd Win the most enthusiastic demonstrations of dehght
viii sptesr the entire Yankee character OF PER5E
VFRASCE PERKS s in the piece. Miss MTG HE'LL,
Miss ALBURTINE and the entire company will also
Der their valuable aid And the Arrangements of this
little Bijou Of Theater Of so pure character, families
cannot vile away few hours with more pleasure than IN
visiting the St Charles
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txy- Tempernncc. 1.-The Seventh Ward Temperance
Society will hold meeting THIS EVENING at the Hal
solution will be discussed; , -
Reso,ed That Political action is injurious to the Tenn
Aamsiive-THOMAs MCGEE, Esq. Negative Prof
SWEEyMAN. The public are respectfully invited
~ Sir Humphrey Davy and his Times
LEWIS G. BECk, NJ d., of Rutgers College wiil lee
L ure on this subject on WEDNESDAY EVENING, March
AZ o'clock in the Ref d. Church in 9hst, near Broad
wny Tickets so cents admitting gentleman and lady.
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ITO MERCHANTS, RAILROAD MANA.

Il GERS ard 0THESS.-A Situation A. Porter BAssass-
Master or Agent wsuted for most excellent vorng Nm
who 10 competent 10 I'll either Of the above sirusons h
advantage 70 his employer ard With credit 10 hnssf IRE
hest Of be application 70 ANTHONY
J. BLrECkER No Brold-sc.
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HELLER's SALOON OF WONDERS
Il j No. $50 Broadway, Chinese Buildings -TWELFrH
WEEK OF the PRINCE Of WIZARDS !-ENIHUsIAs-
TIC NCES!-TRlUMPHANT SUCCESS!-Pro
ROBERT HELLER the great original Neeromancer wli
nightly perform for the Twelfth Week of bis refined and
extraordinary sOIREEs MYSTERIEUSES, & variety OF
WONDFRs AND MYSTERIES OF THE MAGIC ART!
oseher with his strange and unthomAblc experiment Of
SECOND SIGHT.
Evening performances TO commence at "a 1eocs and on
Saturday Afternoons Admission N cts Children .
n B-Extra attraction for SATURDAY AFTERNooN
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~ University Of New-YOrk, Medical De-
purtneut.-The Annual Commencement OF the Medical
| Department will be held on WEDNESDAY March 9, at
" PM, in the University Chapel, Washington square.
The procession and public generally respectfully invited
4. 10 attend JNO. w DRAPER MD,
President OF the Medical Faculty.
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10 Dr. Wietinss at hnichsrFP ,'c t.scn1o o,
THURSDAY EVENING" March 40, at ~ o'clock, introduce
tory 10 course Anatomy Physiology aud the means oil
nyery,na and restoring Health These lectures Will be
very useful and entertaining, and will be illustrated with
The largest and expensive collection OF Mankins
Skel,tone Models Paintings 10 in the United States
the world DR. w having recently made extensive additions
20 his former collection and having spared money TO rem
der il as complete as possible.
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NEW EDITIONS of ROSE soMERvILLE

NEW EDITIONS of ROSE SOMERVILLE
~ and FIRST FALSE STEP.
Published this morning,
ROSE SOMERVILLE; or HUsBASO's MYSTERY aud
A WIFE's DEvoTroS New edition. Price p cents.
THE FIRST FALSE STEP; or The PATH % CRIME,
seque to Rose someryile" New edition Price p cents
THE ART1sT-wIFE By Mary Hewitt
ia preparation,
AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF an ENGLISH SOLDIER in the
THR OLD FOREST RANGER; OF, WILD sPoRrs OF
INDIA.
JANE SETON; or TINT kisc's ADVOCATE. ATale OF
the times OF james the WITH By James Grant suthor OF the
MILES MILES TRFMESHERE. By Annette Maria Malird,
author OF Zipgara, the Gypsy, &c.
STRINGER 4 TOWNSEND, No ~ Broadway.
MO. 3. MARCH NOW READY-The IL
IN Illustrated MAGAZINE or ART.-Thia il d.
cdedy the best cheapest and most magnificent Magazine
Tie ffihree Numbers Just have at placed i at
Tie head Of the Magazines any publication OF the day.
upon which 10 expense will be spared 70 render IN every
te,pect worthy OF its nAme-a Magazine OF Art.
The Fnayings preparing for future numbers are IN the
hands OF lie frsi artists OF America England France AID
Germany and Series Of Tales, OF the most interesting
descI ption entitled "1be School Of Lite" written and
illustrated BY Anna Mary, daughter Of Wilton and Mary
Hewitt viii shorty SpPe%r a wei. :. 90 M & po oel
osrg period in the history Of the Venetian Repuphc 6y
Jonsth4n Freke Sngsby" Of the Dublin University Ma.
gnzuc ard contributions William and Mary Hewitt,
and Europe. The greatest care will be msnested IN
every sepnrment Of production The Paper VIII be OF ths
fret and the Ink supplied from the celebrated
Printing Ink Fssbishment Of MessTs Lawson Cos OF
Paris Single Copy Is cents Volume Half yearly, II s.
ALEX. MONTGOMERY, No. II spmee-st;N Z.
and al Booksellers.
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SUALLACKs THEATER-Broadway

w w. WALLAcK, Lessee--J w. LLsrEe, Stage Man
.ser-TkIIS EVENING March Q, will be presented
EVERY ONE HAS HIS FAULTS.
Mr. Solus. Mr. Blake Mrs Placid Mrs. CrHmer
TO conclude with. ....PAULlNE.
The Count .. Mr. Lester Mad. de Nervnl. Mrs Cramer
Henri ............Mr Lee Gabrielle Mrs Stephens
Doors open at 81 O'Clock performance 70 commence at
Psronst and Dress Circle so cents Psmv Circle Is csnts
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r1- yuruisbcrs and PoIishers, Arouse "A

,,fpe OF TIE Society of Varnshers of the City oil Ne"
york viii be held Keons XVIII Ward Ho,eI corner VI
IN nd ard Elizabetb.sts, on THURSDAY ENENlNG
SFT 10Th inst OF O'Clock. All those who consider the
,sst state Of wages incompetent 70 exist upon are re-
w ss,ISy secre;,ry WIN COOK, President.
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TWO CLERKS wANTED.-A General

TWO Respectable Girls wish situations :;
Il oress Seanstrtss .ae N ladies and ehidrens
dresses: the other as Chsnlhernad and 70 take OF
children. waiting She Is very good Wntsr. Ironer
snd Cook and ave good Recommendations Cal az No
lg4 Atlantic St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09

r. ~. Patrick's FRIENDS
OF IRELAND.-LIbe Committee meets THE EVENING,
Mach O. at "a O'clock at Tammany Hall All who desire
10 unite with this body in the forthcoming ceebratoD
respectfully invited TO attend. o. II. KERN, Secy.
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rue NFw-YORK TRIBUNE.

,,,,eaTis, OREGON, AND THE sASDWIcB fsLAFI
toe $500 on the departure Of each Nal Steamer
aass,es Price 81 cent? per copy
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ITO MERCHANTS and BUSINESS MEN

Il wanted by = yczng Ma Of experience N he retail
Dry Goods busaess situation II erst.se az soeos ~
.uS correct q. erzres Best ef references even % scsE
scsez .,6 ability. AGG!sss CATO Irlezrs V-sis
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rHe eEmI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE.

.-,,,.bsS avery TUESDAY and FRIDAY morning. Pre'
. ~, rnnnm T~o copies for s. Ten for SO Adver
y 1870 cents line for each Insertion
s-''''S ORTRLEY x McELRATH. Publishers.
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y Postage Stamps.-Three Cent Stamps for sale
his Office.
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viii be ed in ST. Patricks Cathedral TOMOR aOW
Thursday MORNING az 10 O'clock for the Iepose Of the
soul Of Very Rev. FELIX VARELA, who died AZ St.
Augustine, Fond9, on the 18th ult.
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Ghanres for Business Men,
DRUG STORE for SALE CHEAP for

IL CAsH-Sow dong first rate cash business situated
In four huz town Of Loo inhabitants sxhs hours from
Sew-York good reesons for selling Fer further pasicu-
las address g. K. r., this Office.
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" IustsIIntion.-Rev. GEORGE DEFORREST
FOLSOM will be installed Pastor of the Eastern Congega.
lionel Church, conner Of Madison and Gogveneur,sts
THIS EyENING, at O'Clock. Sermon by Rev. GEO Is.
CHFEVER. DID,
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rag aEw-YORK TRIBUNE.

s,.,,,s 90 The departure OF each Mail steamer Ion
49, Pree 6i cents copy. g year, 70 any par
s,y yrio or 81 20 the Continent postage inciaded
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DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
ND WEDNESDAY EVENING. at " O'clock for the
fourth time the gorgeous Oriental Spectacle Of BLUE
BEARD, aswell as CAPITAL MATCH. In the AFTER
NOON. at O'Clock, BLUE BEARD repeated. The
PETRIFlED HORSE and RIDER, the Liyipe Animals,
80 ars 70 be at all hours Adnittance 20 The whole
Museum EuteI tainDents &C, Is cents; Prquetsrd First
Balcony III cents extra.
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WANTED BY respectable Girl, situation
w az good Scsnistrefs or Chambernad and Waiter o.,
20 take of children Good city reference gwen ,a
~ No go eh IT., near lsav Can be seen for two dayL
Second floor, front
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~ PbrenoIogy.-Mr. FOWLER will commence
ssond course Of practical Psychological Lectures on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, March 9, at u o'clock, aud
continue TIL URSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVEN
INGs Of the present week at Clinton Hall Each Lecture
will elese with public Examinations III kets only l2t cents
TO be had ct No. 1871 Nassau st. and at the door.
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LNIRE and ROLLING Mil. nnv b
,OO-Wanted. a Partner 10 engage
Bcaro ano Sooms.

4 NICE ROOM with CRATE, and good full or
~ partial Board with small family, be obtained By
a gentle man tor two, II ftiends) AZ No la Chnton-st
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yVANTED-A situation, by respectable
w ,o,us Woman. AZ ChArlbermsid and Seamsiress,
and DO fine wsshng She understands her business per-
ectv well ard hss the best Of fefrf nee Also, yonng
Woman az good Plain Cock, do washing snd IRONING mas
the bss, OF references Call No lo5 East thst be-
tNg cen the d ard Cd avs.