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vu,BE SECOND QUARTER Of Mr.. A Ian
i NAYS DANc!SS sca9 ,i, III scasasses 90
!oflosi,s The city h.sJ I2 n LAyNAy vsil sssa
- ts,sI q reeve az .sS,siess rs'sss o. ruph
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90 OOO TO s5,OOO-An active bust

R csOOOness young man havinf the above casn
capital command desires 20 invest H. Win ms
The most satisfactory references - 20 character and
viii be gwen. Communicates with real name eaE7
nature OF The bu.ness te and place for interview vi
receive attention and treated couhdentlsy Address n
az this Offee
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Chanres for Business Ellen.

DOARDING-HOUSE to LET and FURNl-
ID TURE for SALE for CASH.-Location good with sew
ady boaders House In complete order Possession
gwen atey Those wishing to negotiate can do 20
by addressing E. this Office stating where they can be seen
COTTON FACTORY for SALE.-The Ex-
~ ecutors of AZARIAH SMITHS Estate otsr TOR sale
the Cotton Factory Msnus Village, known as the Lime
Factory with the adjoining property cumprtnng
about 90 of and which situated IA frame dwell
inghouses boarding house, storehouse and numerous
ont buildings he Factory IL frame building "a By 70
tine stories high the lower story partly OF stone and
contains 20o0 spndles 80 looms mostly ~, and CORES
ponding machinery the hole in running order Adjoining
he main building stone wing IS by 20 feet. containing
picking room and machine shop.
The Executors DESTROYS TO close the estate and otter
the property for sale advantageous term. Apply 20
CHAS. SMITH. Manus, Onondaga Co, N. Y or 10 j. q
SMITH No. lO4 Broad st., New-York.
EOR SALE-A ROLLING MILL, in per-
l. feet order; also, a WIRE MILL, with abundant
water situated about three miles from Peeksk Apply 70
JOSEPH STRAND. Peekskiu Post-Ohce, or 70 Z N.
BIBBY, Kings Bridge.
HARDWARE Sale, q valuable and
well selected stock Of Hardware, amounting to about
$4,000 together with the privilege of leasing Lrst-rato
Store egbly located for such business The same has
been conducted during the last twenty yeas and owned
solely By the advertiser DESTROYS OF going into
the Hardware business better opportunity present
s.lt For further particulars address Box No 1873 Post
Office.
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DOARD.--A suite of Rooms, suitable for
I'D small Family or two or three single Gentlemen, can
be obtained by application No 81 Irynspsce one block
East Of Union-square
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At PRIVATE SALE-The we'll known first


N class Boarding School known . the iv,f ss1S,
AZ Tarrytoxn n Y which has been for more man 49,
wear. Ia succes.f operation. The ediioe coz
Brek Building IL good repair win WINS sna xho.
now rear bodi1s also brick for the schoo-es seog
ss,ed sxpre.sy for the Institute and constructed WIN 81
the s.rtiss Tor ssadenca Tuetaoa and witn eou'e ts
-, d. eaoveuerce and comfort Of the stafenS Iae
urrsr embracing about four seres re que 20 ue
~ lilac snd eoatsn fruit trees, shadst'ee
bal ground. and vel sppoiltsd zyn.
r.-n,o The Location perhaps the most desirable tnst
,x - isct,d On the Hadson T.rytoS Known 10
H. On The Oldest and mos, agreeable towns IN ,h secuoa
=, ne eoanrry altogether ssi1brous and moral IL DIS
INT IND twenty i've miles from FORK, and visted
vsrs tDes DAY BY steamboats, aud BY e4f OF the ad'
- Rver Railroad The site 10 less than half mile from
the DEPOT bling elevated the prospect extensive snd
sehshhal commanding splendid view Of the Valley q
the Hudson or " mss from New York 20 the Highlands
The above could easily be serted into private Board
ipz House As the eomnsozs and location onsur
passsd-
To-thirss Of the purchase mocey can remain 90 boue
ard mortgage Tor term Of years - -
Ao or sale seyerllc choice Baidng Plot from 100 to DO
feet SQUARE IN desirable locations wfha i've minutes Az
o. the Railroad Depot. 80
Fer fan particulars, apply 70 ALBEIT II NiCoLAr,
Real Estate and General Aaetionesr No. 10 W1s tzs,)
A u Il ~
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6ouses Wanteo.

WANTED TO LEASE-A House and Out
w buildings with from TO 10 land, within 20 or
90 miles Of this city Address j. r. r. postpaid, Tribune
Oftce.
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THO PRINTERS-Wanted. good Power
l. PressmAn 10 superntend an ONCE win OF 49,.
nre . and hand presses good practical chat under
stands cut wor ouy need apply Address with ,ne oo'
5sS7 New-YoIk Post ofee, stating terms aud quahca
tons
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Bso.pWay Hoosr. TUESDAY Evepns Dec 20, 1872:
Essoised That II be recommended that the DELEGATES
elected 10 this COMMITTEES for the year 1853 meet at the
Brosdwsy House, on TUESDAY, Jan. IL AZ " o'clock
BY order. GEO. O. CORNELL, Chairman.
w J.. sBARDLow, Co.
GEO r. EELsos,
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WANTED-A Partner. or Partners, Silent

"ANIEU-A PdTtntr, OF dItHcIsi NsIIrHV
w preferred in the BRICK business the Hudson River
with scapitA Of sz0ooo 50 CO. which VIII p-y from %
70 IS per per and yery hrte rsk A. 1nS se
ersy - for cash The advertiser has the best quy and
largest quantity Of BRICK clay and sand n the state IL barns
b. auts red color and makes very rn and strong orek
snd will command th- ghest prce IN the New YORK mar
ke One yard already Operat the premises winch
Will be included IN the partnership. The advertiser
practical bIek maker and will give the business MS per
and fair portion Of tine capital For further PARTICULARS
address BRICK MAKER, Tribune ofiee, which vii meet
hir.rI.e
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ITO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sale large

and connections building recently occupied a. man
ueory with waer-whesl capable OF driving extensive ma
erery together with several smaller buildings and sheds
Adjoining sisuate on the Water Power Canal 53nerve
NswJeey Also several building tes for manufacturer
with perpetual leases for water reasonable rates
The aovsntzges Of this location nnsurpassed having
eoruuneaton with the City Of New-Yvrk BY railroad i've
day. An abundant supply Of water during the dnet
country For particulars apply 70 NJ MANN, ED
sou,eIyille n. J., or DANIEL RICHARDS, ESQ., No "a
Broadway, New-York
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BROADWAY THEATER.-NEXT OPERA
DNiGHI, Tuesday January

LA FiGLlA DEL REGGIMENrO.
The Manager respectfully that order pre-
sent the NEW OPERA in the perfect manner, IL is
deemed necessary to devote the whole Of Monday
hearssl Ne Opera therefore be gwen Monday
hut TWO INV BALLErS. and other ENTERTAINMENTS
viii be presented 70 the public st the OLD PRICES
MAnAME MARIETTA ALB0NI
will appear TUESDAY, January for the 6rs, t.ul, in
AneTiea. ~ her great character Of MARIE, in
LA f1GllA DEL REGGlMENTO.
The scsts secured tor CENERENToLA. viii be consd-
cred coed Cor Tuesday uns withdrawn before ls clock
Monday noon whom the Box Sheet os Tuesday will be
opened.
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DANyARD's PILGRIMAGE TO JERUSA.

II LEN and The HOLY LAND Is now open-sdmson
50 c,s-children half prce-at the and spacious
GEORANA.
In Brsadwav adjoining the Metro ntan Hotel and
Time every evening PAINTED from authentic Drawings
made upon the spot BY MIR BANvARD DUNG an extensive
tour undertaken expressly tor the WORKS Mr. b VIII e1-
plain the Paintings personally Picture moves al H. and on
"Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at 5 oe' eok
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IVANTED-A Man of enterprise, having

w from q. 800 20 1900 be can have an cpporta-
ny Of establishing for himself New York cash business
which viii net 50 per cent The principal srilele WI Be
furnished 70 him from the Mandatory in Philadelphia
One familiar with dental materials preferred Comniani-
cations prepsii 10 K L Philadelphia stating name
and address VIII Be az once replied 70.
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DARTNER WANTED.-A person having

capital Of $1,000 and who is willing 10 engage H. and
take charge Of turing business Gear 1900 70
sltdOoo per year, for II years Cash required down ony
$500. Addrsss, with real name, MANUFAIURE Tn
bune Office. Good references given and required There
can be no competition IN the business.
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NELSON's NORTHERN LANCET for

IN DECEMBER
CoSI,STs Clinical Lectures on the Diseases OF Women
and Children by Cunning : Bedford, NJ d., Professor OF
Midwifery and the Dsesss Of Women and Children IN the
University Of NewY0k introductory Lecture % the se
sion Of IssS by Johu w Draper, NJ D. Presd Of the
Fsculfy Fxtirpaton Of the Parotd Gland by Prof B.
Shipnsn Death OF the Duke Of wslhnston BY Walfred
Nelson D. Indigenous Remedies Of the South for In
ieru,ttrpi Fever by Henry A Ramsay NJ D. Of Georgia
Ricords Letters ON syphilis Lectures on Medical Jurs
rTdence by Prot Thomson. Of the London University
Editorial Department, Se., &c ,.
B-Snsle copies, II annual rshserpnoni 81 70 De
had at STRINGER TOWNSHIPS ;, No y broadwsy /;
GA H MILLER'S, No. CAS- Broadway, and EDWARD II.
FLETCHER Nc. ll Nlssau-st-
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

THE NETWORK DAILY Ths-,nl
I. ,vsLlsr,p EVERY MORNING. tsusD-r
BY GREELEY NcELRAIh, am
=, ,ar TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, oossss OF
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"A s.,;x.,sd 20 City Subscribers for ia Cen P nj
~ xheu hey prefer they pay IN sovsne , .oo;es
ar 81 monsls OF year At the saiDe - s-u1nb IN
70 cSTts NAL suleeIibers Five DoHars pI r.. ,hree
Jvonce gub.criytions taken for az fnSntns ~ ii II
rsouths 81 So Three Dollars IN advance s;yed
shsrses With Country Newspaper Dliy - N Tle
A. thls Office WHOSE terms are mgner IoaH N
T,iyvsS aye Dot allowed any dlgerenee
THE NETWORK WREhLf 10y
VERY LARGE PAPER, PoR The 80
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q d per snnum in sdvsnee Ii Re psper ia
sventg comics 20 address for 81 - o..9 Ifyer-
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rsensrts FOR tins sheet win be charged !" eeN' ~
eseh insertion
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htebhs1eo on esntss copy - year 20 any Pa'
70 70 90, Pritsin or $40 the Comment P'''ese
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THE sEMI.wEEKLY TRIBUNE
:. .-,,.h.a every TUESDAY and FRfDAy morning Pnce
49, sn1um fgo copies for IS. Ten for W. Advef'
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GREELEY McELRATH, PUBLISHERS
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THE BRYAN GALLERY of CHRISTIAN

Il ART, containing series Of authentic Psintinss BY
ne most celebrated srtss in chronological order, from
Sado De Seane tA-D. i22i down to Horace Vernet, 70
w open o eshihon a. tho Society Library Rooms from
IAN. 10 . Pm, snA n to 81 Pm. laminion . esnsA
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~ Peoples Lectures.-The Fourth Lecture Of
the Course viii be siven az the Tabernacle, THIS Cfues
6ay) EVENING, by Rev. T. STARR KING, OF Boston
Subject subsance and Show, Facts and Forces Doors
open O'Clock Lecture TO commence al D. Iicke" i<'
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~ American Institute Farmers Club
fuIar meeting will be held at the Repository, No ool
Broadway on TUESDAY. Jan. 1853, at Noon Subjects
New Plants New Uses of Old Plants and American Mad
der Some interesting communications will be read
STRANGERS are respectfully invited Admission free to all
II MEIGS, Secretary.
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FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, FAIR

Il HAVEN, COSS.--This School Ia dslshtfslly located
shout one mile east q New-Hsyen. The nsxt term vin
the 18th Of Jsuusry. The Principal may ke
seeu ct No "A Mortonst. OF No. ~ Wet 2ste-
THOS q. SLOAN, Pnncipsl
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WAILACK's THEATER -Bo.awsy-J

w w WALLACE, Le~see-J. w. LISTEN, Stage n A.
assr-THIS EVENING, Jan. l.
FAINT HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY
Ruy CsptasE. Mr., Lester The Dachess Mss l. Keene
NY CHRISTMAS DINNER
M leeeers Nh hss Kitty Ms syleare
MYSTERIOUS RATINGS, or Noses Beware
kahri. ........ MI Blake Annsetie MIS- Malyias
Doors open a. ~ O'Clock performance to commence at
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Gouses to Get.

DOOMS with STEAM POWER To LET
IL Fine hight Rooms with good steady Power TO- let in
DE new Depot Building OF Center add trspkhnss
Apply TO ". A. ALLEN, on The prorniseS second roor
rom TO 10 dasy.
CTEAM POWER 10 LET.-Several we'll
building corner Elizabeth aud Hestersts. Apply 20
NORTON 4 DREAMER, No. ~ PeaTl st. cor FLETCHER
ITO RENT on BROADWAY-Three Stores,
Il rent $50 to $500 also, Carr or other Manniae
tory reat moderate location good Also, an afm,aole
school Room ia second story, rent saO. Also, large
Placements PATIO and apartments 20 small respectable lam
lies Apply to X. @. PIERCE, No iloi brosdway'
THO LET-No. 1873 Broadway, corner OF
Courtlsndt-st the lower iooss of this new brown
,tspe building lighted by Hyatts patent lluinstors an
exceent stand Wholesale JObbns Dry Goods Hard
ware on any Kind Of business Inquire Of
- LEAVITT 4 ALLEN, No. "a Deyst.
ITO LET-Well-lighted ROOMS, with or
,1rhout Steam Power Of any size. Inquire Of
c. NJ SIMOSSoS. No lsl Lo~ssI
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DIsLEYs THAMEs-will open on THURS

III DAY EVENING a P. NJ, at No. 4o6 Brosdwsy.-
Grand Pictorial Illustrations Of this mighty River with the
City Of London Painted from original sketches) by
Mesns F. Philips Haghe Knell &c. Descriptive Illus
ration by j. H. HAMMERsLEY, Esq NJ, D., nc. Music
composed and arranged by II FULLY, ESQ., Of London
Pinnist-Mr. A. SEDGFWICK.
Every Evening al a O'Clock "Wednesday and Saturday
"A a'cl
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DOOKS-The Subscriber wishes 70 inform
~ his friends and those tnzf have purchased their
presents that be has sui Q few Annals and Handsome
it Books left vet end the best of all the Bbe,
from 81 cents 20 ga; Common Prayer Ps.lmodes Of the
different Churches. with large variety Of hsndson-y
tound Books mention, ell Of which be VII
eel at the lowest prices. "
ABRAHAM MAZE.
No 81 Bleeeker-s Apostle lie Roy-st
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EGYPTIAN ANTIQuITIEs-NOw EX-

IL HIBITlNG az the STUYVESANT INSTITUTE, No.
$50 BrosdwayThe and valuable collection Of Pha-
ronic and Ptslemaic remains just imported direct from
Egypt and formed at great expense by Dr. BBOTT, dur
ing residence OF upward of twenty years Ia the East
This MUSEUM has been visited and highly spoken Of by
all Oriental Travellers and Swans and especially by the Ri
Rev. Bishop Wanwnght, Rev. DR.. Hawk Prof J. v. C.
Smith, Sir Gardiner Wilkinson Bayle 81 John, Esd
Stewart Poole, ESQ., M Prsst in the Revue Areheoloque
Admission, 50 cts; Children half price Open during
the Day and Evening
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NBLos GARpEN-JOHs sryro.. Mar


IN Ger-THIS EVENING, Jan. 4 the Dssr,a Of
AAZEPPA.
Asseppa. Mr.. Harris Drohnsko.. Mr. JeAerson
cseiza Mrs ConoveT ohnska. Ars Backland
To conclude with the Ballet
LA MAYA DE SEVlLLA
hca Roderkues. Mons Msagin La Maya. Nile Caroline
rxses ~ cents Private Boxes. - Doom open 1si 10
senssenee Il 1T,
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WOODS MINsTRELs-No. 4i4 Broad

" way, aboye ttowhdtt-OfEN E'bhI EVEN
INCH. WOOD, Manager and Propnetor.-The enter
tanments offered by this celebrated OF Musicians
and Ethiopian Deneafos cannot be equhed by any other
band in the United States See programmes Doors open
of 81 Concert at ~ O'Clock Admission. Is
cent? The public respectfully informed that the Aer
noon Concers Discontinued.
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BEAUTIFUL GIFT BOOKS.-PARLEY's

REAlIIf VI Ulf DOOhN.-l hhLEi
ID CABINET LIBRARY, by Hon. s. g. Goodrich, %
volumes l6mo- uniformly bound SOC choice Illustrations
Published BY GEO c. RAND, Nc. COrnhil, Boston.
For sale by all the Booksellers.
4 MEXICAN WING REVIEW-A CARD
IA The undersigned behalf of the propretors OF the
American Wing Review has this day rsisirTrsd the Us.
and goodwill ofthe Journal to Messrs O. r. PSTNAM
Co. 10 be incorporated into their NEW MONTHLY MAO
AZlNE
Other engagements of the prop having increased to
such an extent render their supervision OF the keVs"
impossible gotiaons opened for It's sale AID has
been disposed OF TO dessrs PUTNAM Co, this firm hsy
ins made the highest offer Highly advantage proposals
made by other parties smeng whom was the under
ssned TIN late publisher, whose bad stood next 10 that Of
Mewrs Putnam 4 Co, and 10 whom the Review would
have been sold had not the Political motives for its contn
uance been oyerued BY the laws which govern mercantile
transactions a. =
Putnsm's Monthly will be supplied to the subscribers Of
the Review and IT hoped that the transfer VAL be sel
erslly accented CHAMPION BlSsELL.
January |, 1853 ,,,r.
NoTicE-An Gums due to the American Whis Renew
an 70 January 1855 must be paid to JOHN PRiESTLEl,
No 10 Nassau st. whom al letters the business OF the
Review must in future be addressed Al persons having
claims against the Review w please have them presented
for payment forthwith.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES INTTIATO-

I'D RY COUNTING ROOMs.-On payment Of ne tat
ton lee GeDtemen entitled 20 instrocticn unn tbSy
Many Of those acquainted with the details Of
busress can in few days enabled 20 act - bookhe1p-
iaGLiriox sfnong e merchants and bushes men Of New
Yori o., BY srpestion ct the Rooms, No "a bfo.1wsy,
ere reeeve1 by the quarter complies their busksA eda
s.ton The siyanfsses afforded tbs elss vii be found
Published ard for sale above, "y0NESS BOOK.
KEEPINO AND ACCOuNTANTsHIP" THIS wWk IL
adopted by the principal Academies and Schools In thu city
EXCELsiOR-Parents wishing TO find On
IL INSTITUTION which Isood order = maintained BY real
kindness and rrpd improvement searse By thorough In
struetob viii be pleased and srved the Commercial end
''''-'''' '' SOLOMON JENyER, Principal.
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.ANTED-A place, to take the charge of
Cost an6 fcnn0.

EOUND-In the vicinity of Gramercey
Il Fuk-a sum Of Money The owner obtain il at
No. 26 Grsmercey Park BY proving property and paying
expense Of sdvertisng
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Boy in a Lawyers once
w GRIDLEY L HEDLEY, 30 - Sassaa'~

WANTED-A young Man aequaintea VIII
w sses with tnowedse Of aecounn ana 49,
at figures prevo1sy engaged N dry so 1904 A. Va
Puticrlar reference required Apply after il e'0S
les Maden-lsre.
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NOR SAIE-Nine splendid Farms at Plain

field N ia OF 60 acres ~ OF 80 acres; sol 10
of 10 acres of acres and fine ffuck Farm Of i05
acres, with large Peach Orchard, aud only miles rom
New. brunswick another Of 100 arresal tor sas low
Also three Houses and Lots IN the Village OF Plandeh
Call on VAIL, IT the Pacific Hotel Saturdays, nom 10 to
2-other days at Pleinfeld.
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HARTs ACADEMY Of ART, No. 6Ol

HART ACADEMY Of ART, No. 6Oi
II Brosdwsy,-Dnwins, Drafting, OIL Pstntins Mono
erornse Drawing and Ornamental Pspsr nscne fAasas
pesons Of long experience Ledes eisses RON a. ~ W
ppm Gentlemen 2to 9PM
DENMANsHIP.-The Subscriber will COM
,osnrs srvsr.l New Classes On MONDAY, Jsuassy
and coptinus 10 receive Pap every dag sad even
inx dsri1g the week excepting Saturday Cus, esutsis
us ful perculsrs may be bad at the rooms from A.
No. Up G separate pariors for private instruction
OIIvFR B. GOLDSMITH No. 20 BrosAwsy.
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lTARNIsH MAKERS-wanted, for one o.

VARNISH MAKERS-Wsnted, Tor one co "a
the most extensive manufactones IN the STAIRS -
slant employment for shout vorkmen IN tns 80, -
branches Of Vanish Jspzns ke Apply between nc
OF and al Mr. HOWELL'S Rainbow Hotel beekn
NY Also Cxruaan, Man for . stable and garden ~0iA
WANTED-100Ve Vest Makers 100 fantaiooa
w Makers - Jourreyren who undermine us -
Goats and PaDtaloons None need apply ~ho eAPee- -
take their WORK home 10 make . - So
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A YOUNG LADY can be accommodated
"A with Board sna the comforts of home il sen,ee
family; terms s per week Unexcep,ionshe references
required. Apply No 30 Nassaas BroOklyu near Yal
ton Ferry
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CCOUNT BOOKS, DIARIES for 1853,
"a PAPER STATIONERY Of every variety, At oS
prices Books made pattern with pnted heading PACED
&c. Circulars Checks NOTES re- furnished IN syie re
CURED. FRANCIS 4 LOUTREL-
S,ationer. Printers and Book Binders No Y Madenane
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TOR nWestchesterC County "a FARM
offfy seres 20 miles from the cry desirable saf1-
alton ard eonsuisnf tbe railroads Fer part IN
CURE q NEWTON REED, NO 70 PsT&-Pi@es
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LNOR SALE or RENT-The MONTOUR
IL HOUSE, at Havana, N. " on the Chsmuns Branch Of
the and Erie Railroad. The building Of erck, with
base ii not only the best bat but the most
extensively finished public house ia the southern Yer OF
Countss Ii will be nlly completed aud ready for ocsaps
ton durng the month Of yanssy. Tos good tsnAnt the
rent will be reasonable For further particulars inquire OF
CHARLES CoOhk, Havana N Z.
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TOR SAI.E-House and Lot, No. l25 Mer-
II cer.st. Price ssoco part remain a, per cent.
Would be let wsnted, fora factory fnot dspcsed Of
Isl March, viii be sold at hs Exchange. Inquire No. ~
Maiden-lsne.
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Tor SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY

IL PROPERTY A first class FARM, highly Improved, OF
River Depot Sing Sing Said Farm produces neen hun.
ared dollars worth OF hay annually, b.sdcs gcai aoand-
snce o, grain apples sc. large Houss, Barns ke..
seck and Fanns Utensils also Tor ALE The lowest price
for the Farm Eighteen Thousand Dollar Inquire OF
GEORGE McCORD, No 70 Wlliemst aud SAMUEL
EDDY, No Is Wsll-st.
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CTRCUs-NEW.YORK AMPHITHEA

~ TER, No. 81 Bowery-R. SANDS CO.. Proprietors-
THIS EVENING Jan. T. Grand Cayaloade OF Horse led
BY Mrs Matthews and Mrs Devere. William Pastors prin
cipal act Medley Dance Miss JesseyEne. Roman Slaves
Messrs Nathans and Hankins. Indian Hunter G. Sher
wood Battou Leaps introducing Mr. Rockford the Double
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EARM for SALE.--A Farm Of thirty-oue
l. scres well watered and fenced, with House and
suitable oulbudipss Orchard and well OF the
door church stole and pooee, pleasantly situated
in the village o: Amssylle, ~ miee from Rondou Uter
County ~. Price $4,000 Apply TO b w BROWN,
Manhattan Hotel No. ISIS Fuonst New.YoIk CITY, q OF
WILLIAM BULMER on the premises.