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WANTS.
era] bouiewo-k ; bu nooble ion'? < ' " ^or .ee ?
Use cootiry. Botbe.o give g pod g^.^^w?
if cd or ?! ontageJ^Jg - ?'lct'? "'" ? '? " n
*? > ' A*??lib?ll* eot) ??leimen,
VV booi.keeperf, ?chool.t*?cberi1 drug der??, porter*,
biT.ieeperi coachmen, waiters, ???.< ? to work on f*ro.a.
firrmeaiTor aieainera, colored cook ifoi ho'ela boja ?I ara
re?iecubie trade?, trirl? >? cook? -haulier-nates, iwh,
slrl?, nuri?', go/jtia! um ?*01 s be'p? a d femalei geue
tallr. BltaB?ori* profitable and r < r--mni?\
,26 It* THOVAS SPINK, Agont.
WANVfc U?A ?itualion by ? r-.?pe.~iat>ioyouog woman
at chl drei.'? njiib hm) plain ?-??'"-, or a? .-'i.urv.-r
mald, and to do fine waahlDg and Ironing or aa waiter or
eook 8b? und'.fttaoe? her ''o? "-?t In either ittuattos,
b?? lived revere)\e?rt In t .1 r |t,fy, a?d with tin m )?t
retpectabie.famllle? In tbecltv Co prodaen ihn beat of
7e/e e^'Cr*. Call at75Elever>*li tt between JKlb and Sixth
jvenoe? Car. be ?ern for tb -- - ? ?25 2t*
ARTJBD-Situadona hy two highly reip-cieb e
young women, one aa cook In a amall private family,
or to docbimher work a,rjd ?ewlntr, the oiher at a firtt rate
jeamitreit, .1 a good cutler and fitter of nd'-t and c'jil
dren/a clothing Both cat give he '"it ref-renc- a- to
character ar.rt caoaM tty, f m the an place, where tb?V
lived. Call ut 42 Catal-it In the tore_
A^TKD?Atth? Protective Protmtant office, ilma
tion fvr' aome excellect Proteatant aervaou, co >k?,
chambenralda, nurie*, ieamitre?ie?, get '-rat fortera, Ac.
ol German,EoglUb,Scotch, Amertcanaod ProUilaot l-lah.
Familie? In want o. good Iruaty lervania may obtatn their
arliheabv railing at the Protective froieitaM ofli-e '12
? - -? ?26 2lii*
w
i/AN VM D? B v two aoaug women, i.iuaiiom. t, c >ok,
. I waib ard Iron, or to do ?.-rersl houaiwork lor a
?mall private family: ibe other m? chamiarinald, an i
would r.??!tt in wa?hln{ B'.d Ironing 01 tewing; no ob?
jection U) travel; the beat of coy reference c-n Im given
"from their iaat pla-e; can be ae-rj ?t 16 Sixth it, froM bate
menl; cur. be teen for two d.ja. ? 26 li*
ANTBD-By a Proiea'ant woman, a iltuatton ai
ccok. willbivene o-.j-ctt in to ai?i>t In the Tsib'.ng
and Ironing and to male her?? ( c-r-raily u.eful C.n
-., du-e II.? bell of city and country r-f- rei ce. C ill ** I" 1
( venlh-it between ibe Plr?t and Se . nd avi (rout par?
lor. Can be aeen for two dav?II not engaged. ?26 it*
T*/ ANTE l>?A itiusti.u ai Porter lo a tiloro or Ma^a
V* factory by a Heady, reapectab - :o -n ha?lug good re,
comrcen btiu-.?. Hi c? j write a gootkband, and contile-s
hlmtelf u ge-.d clerk, A reai ?nable iHiarv only expictod.
Addteu ' Michael," care Mr. Sp?ok, -H7 3roome-i>. f>r
three day t. ?26 If
AtiTMD- By two r*?pec'al ??? y >i n? women, elttia
. UoBf, one aa good eotik can do patiry, and 10 a?ii?t
in waiblng f.arl booing, lo up lv?te 'ainilj; ibe oner lo
i'orbimber vo>k, nr <>?i?i In rvmhlrg and lroniog,or 10
to grnereJ homework In a luiail private f.-n >y. Good
reference C?n be ie?-o for 1 wo dsy? Call *t 185 Seventh
jl between Avetuei b ard V. ?26 U*
w
\*) ANTiSO.?Famtllei It. w?i I of good he p. for City
r ' or Country, of all rrip?rlti^? hr,d i7(.!l rertom tiended,
tar. obtain inch ut ibe offlce SiDGracd st noirthe Bowery;
where note but tl oie of good moral r^a'f -tor, an 1 ttrtclly
boreal aLd temperate are allowed lo reiiitlc.
Ki26 It* _I. WATf8.
JAKXKD? At Knapp'i Daguerrlau Kooin?, 103 Bow.
. 1 eiy.ayuung man of g.i penooal appearance and
addren 10 leiiru lhe l-o.lrjeanrt njaae hi ntelf g meral v
uaefni Wage? three dola.? o?r w ^k | ,r tie f?r?t ?!k
montb? One ibat bat been at ibe butiuen pre fen ed. Ref?
erence rrqulred Apply immediately ai above. ?2C It*
a*/ ANTtD-By a .oung o,^-i ahaui 21 e>ri ol aye, a
v v tliua Ion at attlttant i.ooa leep-r or treu -ra' der? in
B bard WBre tlore or whole isle grocery Fns belt of ref
ereLce? will be given. Adcre?> ^ box2,503 Post Otlite
The advettl-er wonl-i hare no objeolion :o go to any part
cf the Unite-! Blairs. i25 3i?
W'' ANTFII? By a raipecti >Ia woman, a il.uati in ai
V' rook. Ii a fir?t tuts Osker; I? wtll'ng t) taSe clurge
of both, or do cooking snd h>> >t ?1 wnshi *nd ironing
UaexceptU :,ahie cltv iefereii- e jftv-t; ? to charscier and
capacity. Call Hl 33t! Bowery, to the rear. Can be loen
for two dlt?. |26 It*
WANTKl*?A liiUKiioii iiy a rieal, a.eaoy Proi?tttnt
girl, to 00 home or chamber work, or 10 take care of
children and ice; it a firit.rai- wathei aod Ir.mer, and
good plain work; an experienced cham'(?rmald; f?ood
plain leamitreil, and very fond n( cbtldten Wou d umi
berielf tenerally uteful Ca'-1 hi 2 3 1 .w?rv. i26 It"
WANTKU?1 (I'd agonta i um-dlittely 10 ?e'l a new
fami.y n.aoual, ai?o a v?ri-ty I p| to ial and popular
irotki. Ai larte per cenibgo '? o?" red and ai b^lli wagui
can be made aa at any almllar enaillibmeot Cailoru-l
dte??, poitpald,"The Ametlcas Family Publication Eaiab
lithment," liH Nai?au-?l up aiaira ?15 Ira*
V|7ANVirD?By a youcg mao, ? a luatb u la ibe wnola
v V aale llailonery 01 book liu.lueat; vvrl e. a g.iod hind,
and baa been in either of ibe ibov* .e^r-r.i jear?. cut give
good refe-e-cet aLd wind he willing lo make blmiell
jeueihlly tiio'ul A noie ?<i rr-aied lo 15. A. et ihli office
will niwi wlib prompt attention_ e85 31*
\\'ANvBI>- B) ayouBg w imaa, with ojj city refer
vv evce, a t'ltualion aa chambermaid a'd wa'ter, or aa
cbimbrrmild and to aittit In weaning arH Ironing, in a p'l
Vaiefamirr, Call at 135 Amliy-it Ceti be teen fjr 2 dayt.
?25 2f_
IIT-ANTEU-A ?liuatii.ii bv a rttpeciable Proteitant
VT girl 10 uae care of c'llrlren and do plain aewlug or
chamber wo'k, waihinc atirt lr ti.,^ No ?'tjeciton lo tra?
vel Plesterall ?t *8m 11 fi ?'. b o.-i 'rom 801 Av i iwarda
tbeSlh. Good clly refereti e. ?2? it*
IVANThD-A tilt! oon a. we^ nil ?- tiy a ro?i>er.-b')|d
'Vinarrleo wauau wl'h uu ex-Bilem br-a.t ol unit,
either wiih paiminion lo keep h-r own babe wltn ber or
at wagu that will psy, lit board, a-.'ply 10 Ibe A. e*. U.
Society, So Park-row _ _
IX/ANTttD-A ?uuatlou by a a-a e-i - ouag girl Udo
f? chtimhet work or watting, or ei-im In the waiblng
and Ironing of a prlvnle faiMly ; can give be be.il of city
refertnrea. Apply at tit Kounn a" t.ue, between Nln.b
and Tfenlh ?t?. i16 It*
VV ANT/iD-Ttv a re?pwiHb e P oleiUlt y uing wo
v* nun, a iltuitlon ai uune and n?tr?ii or chamber?
maid ana ?eamiueai The ben of ref :t-nee given. In?
quire at SB Haniliton-il lu lhe ?tote, from IOuntli -1 o'clock.
?21 Site"
\%J ANTtf U--SttuaUoni toi ana ol ixceueni gi'.-f
vv and children, recently arrival, fiee fioiiicii; b
and aaaxteisttona, and wililng 10 ??i for modercto wag?;
Application w be made hi Uie office o Corn'oiitionere f,
jEmlgralton, la the Park No -b.a-f-"t r2i i;
\1'.-\*<TKI)? Hv a reipena'ii- y ung womae a lituation
" ai-cbamoermald ind waltreii or 10 take care of chil?
dren No objecnoci to genernl b itiework; ti a good
waiher ?cd iioner. Beit of Cut irt-roaco given. Pleite
enqulie at 181 Gjrand it near Ce. t-r .t. sv? U*
**?For the winter, in the vi.-tulty of Clinton
v" Place, (Eighth it ) furcl.bed rooma, With or without
board, f.r a gentleman, hit w 'eau l three ebtldreu. Ad.
drwi box i'31 Poll Ollice, rtaltug location, termi, ic
?28 iw*
\V'ANTKO-By tvi-r, .et e--tab,e young men, a tllua
i v tlou a? wat et in s private faml y; ha U au experr need
m?n arc ut i!er?l?nd? hi* bualuett p rfeotiy weit, and ein
bilr.g ibe belt of recommeod'?ll n from ht? lau employ?
ment for capacity or boneny. \'- 1 ri 65*) B Midway it*"
WAftTbU-A kliuHtlou by a young jflrl ai letmilrets
and chamberma d lu a gentleman't family Ben clty
reftrence can he given Call at 37 Tnirieenth at. between
the Sixth acd Seventh avenn-a i26 It*
VV A^TfcU?By a middle-aged w>man, a ilmatlon to
?' coi.a, waahand Iron, or lo d > genern h tuiewora In
a nice ptlvate family. Hat good city lererence. Auplvat
4-S Gtfenwlch-tl i2d It*
\\ aNTKD-A tituattua a. ,.orier or clert. by a youug
V V man recently Irom Uolla-.o Cbo ii^ak Prmch. Eng?
lish and German. Goo- ior.ren.-e? will 00 eivoo. Andre..
Bernard, rare of Mr. Snlrk. i-7 Broome-a for d day*
IVANTli?-A ailualtoii by a re,p?cia\|e Proteatart
'" ?tri, aa chiiniierni?ld and waiter or nurie Qool
cliy releretce can tie given Call al ?01 Won Fifieeaiti at.
In the tear, middle dooi. a2H 1,*
VV'-ANTBD?A 'eipeciahie woman warn* a ?ttaation
.'a* cook, wather and boner; ?be ba* lived three
? ?. ?". ber at. place; the betl of re'ercuce can be given.
Apply 31? R'.vtngtou it ?2o It*
^V ANTED? By i? glrii. at uatioai, one aa an experl
" enccc cook, ibe other ?* droi.uinier and leamdreat
Slnatli r. In one family pieferrcd. Can be ?eec at 223
Grand-it City referet.ee givea ?2d ll*
\\; A*t?ls II? A ?tlualion bv an Aui-rican girl 15 year?
V V o.d to uu the wall'ng of a ?uiaii ta toiv or take care of
Children. fho beatol cny referer re cau lie gl?en Apply
11 l*S Sixth-avetue. between r?eifii ?uj Tuirte-othtti
V\'ANTED-By a reipectalue woman, a at uatton ai
T ? g>.od plain cook and wather and Iron 1 r. or 10 do gene?
ral houiework In a nnaii private f?m Iv. Good cl y ro'or
tLce. Apply at 99 Ure-n ?ich av oo-,r T weltb-iv. i26 li?
\VaKTIU-By a r*ap?clahl? young woman, a titui
" Uan as cbaitibermat-' ana waller, or to do general
housework In a ?mall family Hit good city rofcreuce.
Apply a* to m on-*-. _??? u
Vki'ANTKD?By aNOurg woii'-.n. a it uillo. ai rha-n
" benr,?tdtaareipec at :e rnvate famlli. The bs?tof
?city reie recce can be gtvec. Ca . at M9 Broadway Can
be ieec for two d?ja ?.6 1i*
\\ ANTti D-A ntoattou t>y a re?p?ctable yomg girl,
TV 10 CMtk. waib and l-on The. belt of cily refere^e
given, tio ibjec.lon 10 lhe couuny Inquire ai SI Eight
eer.ib-?t. ?2S it*
\A AfkTED-A ? tuauon a> coachman ny a re.p^ctable
l'roltaiant joungman Caa come w:ia good re'er.
ence. Irqut.eat No. 8 C'uks n ttrcei on tie iid floor
between the boO'i of 10 A M and . - M. ?6 2l*
VVANS BO-AM u? loa r,} ? v?v competent girl with
?T gooo C'ty refrron e at nur.? and ieam.ireit or io
do rh^berwork and tewing In a prlva.e family. Ca'l at
6il Htidicn it NcrlbcfhuraUo,tn the rear. a2S It*
VfANTBD-Io a imall p-tv?ia family a Proieitant girl
" ' a? Lur?e and ie?m?fe?? aed 10 aiatai in wuihlnir and
Ironing Apply at If At>in|doa Place (Troy-at) between
tiudaun ?1. Greenwich i25 1 *
VyAPtTKD-A altoatlon by a very coajp? e; t air' with
v v good city referencea, to cix t waah and nroo for a Drl
??te family la a good cock acd fi ?-.rate waiher and
faoaer. Call at 74 8lxib-av m the bookstore.
VV ANTED?A rearecttble Amerlcao or acjicbTwoman
ai ?.M.r0Dr??- One bavi- g good reference! may appi* at
ai wen-Se^ec^,,^.,^ between 11 and 12 o'clock AM
lieJt* 1
W^5'ri?0"* welkd5r iHoatlon by a gocTcook wti't
?ItnVa^w. E*'W'ih to?* cil> .rfereece Call it229 Mo"
a-Jip naln. peer the ? lore ? 6 n*
Vf7^!!i???~"By" teapeci&ble young woman a iiTaT
tronlB? TV ,MC'dfM? ?f at chamber wo k. waihiog and
^^^bMeVm?^^nC,5 iiV?* APP'y ?
WANTS._
WfANTED?A m?n with $300 to go tuup'l,?,e'y trav
* T etil g Wl Ii ih? ?'ihirrihir. tn ? very light, eavy nd la
rrsllve business. For panic.lars inquire of Mr <t?tl*y,
57 Johr it. basement, ?25 2.*
\]L A NTED?By a j cnng woniao, a sitai'on !u a re
?1 ?pee'able private fam.lv Cto c ct. we?h, i-on. do
rhomberwo'S p.oa take care r.fchlldr-n. C*n lnifcfT
iwo d*\? si 4 Forejlfc-sl. In a bouse near Sianton-at ?26 It*
\X7 ANTB D?A hIi"p?Tlari phy?lelan,_who intends,
"* praxu? iLg lr> to ? c tv desires to ?ooit'i l*o U'lhimiss
?d rtotii? In a convenient nsrt of the cliv. A?:d'?ss Dr.
Buir,236 v\ UHain at. s26 2t*
\\ ANSEU-acleix ir a I'ry O n.d? Store; a young
?* man with fnie exrerirnce in the buitness, and who
can come wall recommended. aoniyt->
?26 3o* B C. WANPEII, fc Co BN;?*?r.
VV?f*T.tlJ-ln a private family two glris, .-r.e to cook
" and 10 warli ar:-! Iron, ar.2 o.-.e ai chambermaid and
watt*r Applyat 372 Fourth at near La Fa-.ette Place.
UANTKD-* tltiiath n liy au American wotiji, ai
cbambemiilJ, or to t'urse. or do bouse won ,q a
private fsmi.y. Arp v at 243 B'wry in Iba a ore. s26 It'
VI ANTED?A ?man active hoy, to w irk In the sh ) ?;
v alto. 2 or 3 respectable young la-itev?one to learn
map coloring. Ayply al ^."pruce-it fi'th story. i26 1t*tJ
\/tTANTED?By a respectable woman a ?; uatioa ai
I* cook and to atalst In wasniig ana Ironing B-Mt f
cttv reference Appii I'3 T?eelfib?l. s26 2i*
VI, ANTED TO PURAiflAHE a Nj. 3 or 4 Wash
vv ii ifton Press Chssrs and Coiumn Rulei f >r rath.
Apply Tribune Office New York ' ?25 itc
VVARTtl)?An Englsb or German Protestant clrl
? v who is well rjuabffo to Co the co-nlur and washing
in a private fBm?y Inquire al 15 Carrel! plsce ?25 Ul*
w"lTI ATIons VF^tit^TED-By t v.i young worn-n,
?Os'aier??ore as cb'ldrer?'rnald, and who hat be-n In
Ihe cour.fy IC years; Ibe oiber rs rham'.ertnilri or pialn
rook and to assist in washing snd ironing- B?st city rete.
arce. Apply at 2<0 Rlvlngton *t. Can be seen for thrae
days. s2G It*
8"ITUATJON \VTNT?D-By a resp-ctab'e young
wtmsu. to c ok, ? ash a'jd Iron : sho Is a g >od baser
H'd undeislands gocd reference. Apply 171
Third st. ' ?24 H"
W I TL'ATION WANTED-By a a rospe-.table wj
n mar) to oo g^reral housew-itk in s small family. Ap?
ply el 179\ arlck-6t frcDt basement. s26 It'
?ALEB01AM W'AN^ED-In a retail dry goods
?7 store, sn act! "e experienced salesman, who cm fur
rlofc satisfactory refcrencea Address k , Tribune Office. *
HOSIERY SALE?t?IAN.? ?'anted, an expe
? leLced Hosier thoroughly qualified to take ch'.'ge of
pod Ir liuenre ra'es in this department of a prornioem lrn
totting and Jobbing bouse to coTimonce now or l?tJann<
er.- next Communications, with references for In -^-liy
, ? ri capacity, will be treated strictly confdeotlal. Add sss
over leal Lame, with full particulars, box 1,151, Post Office.
?26 3:1?'
UlitjO i UiUK. - An itiuiriJua:. intelligent, polite
and thoroughly icqualoted >?itb the prescription de?
partment of the CrtJjr nustnpis. wlllir^ to mate bimsolf
Useful r'.d can produce i alUfuclory refcreness ts to morV
character, ?>i| racelvo generous wagos. Apply at 5i
c'curtlnnC st. 5t*
'j'4) ?jp.{ GGJSTS?Wanted hyp thorough account
s ?t', ? ?Uustlon as Bnnk-keep-r, w' -? an oipontin'ty
liiRy h^ BfTjrce^ or practically extending bl? knowledge of
Trug? ic Adfln sr Gaylord, ofiii;? of .his papar. s26 It*
j-O WEAVElt?J.?Wanted, 30 good Broad Power
I Lo'm Weavers. App y to
l26 H* O. R. BUttNHAM i.SON, 1 I Broadway.
Til..riNB~HS WAKVED-A130 Johu-st uo.ia'.rs.
L'J z.ont b:it ftmi rn'e ln-.nds netd apply, to whom eood
v-us e? and constant employment wllibagien. s2t3 3;*
pivil^slTi^
a r an i ri j ?Iis and p'eis wi rk to wb im a iOjd suuillon
will hegltrn hi 12" Fu<liiD ft upperlofi ?26 It*
4 Wli;OW 'jADV wlilioul luc.umhracco irants a alt
l \ nation as aeamaireaa: understands family sewit:gacd
t lestmoklog ; no objection to taklcfr caro or children ; has
l een In that i up?.clt\ leryears; o>- to watt on an eldeny
i r invalid la<1v. To tmif-en for two daja at 180 Sev<3nt?enth
it between Seventh and Eighthavs. ?26 It*
? It ET aI lu t>Ki;(? CI.K?H WaNTED
l-^int'd a competent ai?:?ta!it lu a rethli estaollsb
reent None others need apply Alsn an appr*n lc?, a Ud
about 16, of good education. App!vat421 Pearl-a! ?24 31'
?i l.lTOi; KA PH ER WASTED-One who tbo
? 1 n ugbly ut oernancs his business mjyotmin a good
rliuntioo by Immmedlate application.
siElr JOHN L. SALISBURY, f>3 Liberty s< upstairs.
'J'O IVOtCY APiD QAUDIVOOD TURNERS.
" ?Wanted, Immediately, ono or two good heuds thai
run come well reo mmended for ahility and st-jady halitts
Not e oibere need apn'v To such, consist l employment
und ihersl wagt? w 1.1 be given, by JOHN PHYFE,
s2l 6it?* 19 Mor/sy ?L
\ O PHYSICIANS.?Any one wishing to loca'r la
' New Jer??y run oliia") a situation with a prsrt'co woi-th
62.000 pe aiinrrn, Ii? purclisslng real estate worth % i 000.
Venns easy or would exchange for properly In toe City.
For Information apply to Srr heeler, 3 Nainu-?t. ?!4 lrn*
TO PROPRIETORS Ot? BUILDINGS?A
H yr-unr u rtti wichet to obtain work at Decora'.lvo House
I'fiLtlng, ?r?li.ing, i:c. Gentlemen wislilog lo have their
resli eoie? rait ted, ran h?.ve them done In a superior man
' e- si very low wages dmit:g the winter mouths No ot>
jectlon to go to any part of the country. Address " D^co
ration " this oftir.e. ?26 2i*
?fclH KEWAItD-Lost this (Welnesday) morning,
W L''supposed la it Kul'keilucker Stage, a purse con
l-li Ir.g ahont Fifty D^lla'a con?l?tlng ot a lea dollar gold
1 U-re, a foreign gold coin, and iwo or three lea dollar bibs,
wlib tube- money nol ttroU-cted. The above reward will
lie paid lor ibe nutie and contents If rfi with
ttf, W L. CH 1PIN, 12 John St.
!>()A UIMAU.
BOABD IN WIL LI AJnSBDRGII?A gestlaaian
and his wi'e, and one or two si gle gflni>nir'a can be
sccommodated w:ih pleasai i rooms la a private family, at
?6 Kir it st. one mtnue's walk from the Pe.:k*llp feriv,
Bckte run every flvo dlnutos daring ihe d*v. Inr.atlon
>ety desirable?house fnrmg the wat-r, c^mriiandliii a fine
vltw of BrcoklyD Mew-York, t'asi River, kc- [w
sT^liu^ANTED-^^iTng nun des're? hoard fir
DI iu,?rif and wife, in a private family In ihe vlcb ity of
Bt Mark's place (Eigbtb st.) A psr:or on the a-conr! rl to.-,
wiih bed room adjoli iDp I? desired The fotrtture pjr ih9
rooms will he furnished by ibe sdvert'ser, ex -epl tbe cir
pels. R-'erer.ee given tu;d retj'ii'ed. Address Box 773
Post-office. ?26 It*
BOAitDIM?'- To let, with board, a suite o' Rooua?
suitable for a f.miiy or three or four gentleman, oa tae
2d oi 3d (1 ior, tn a boose where few boarder? are kept?
?tngl* rootca also may be had None but s?-l?ct persons,
who can give the best of references required. Aooly at
IUI Esel Brcadway. s26 2w*
BtlAUII i> llKilliKbl .N A i?r(i. moiii and b?d
n> m lo lei stltn luard Local'on one of the pleaiaii
en tn Bfi.okl\n. A oply al 22 Sands-sl. opposite Si Ann'?
Church. ' ?28 if
pbs pIkoFkIeTHEs? of a No. i Bearding
l Hin?", will, n supe-lor local! n for business In taa
j,.wer pat t of ibe city wi uli dlsroie ff her entire Imlness
lo some responsible peuonl The house ts fuinishod m
h (U? erior sAle end the lease yet to run three years wits
privilege of reiewal. The sdVf rttser wishes to rettrr from
business, srd bpv person wishing to ru'Chns* tanliure,
ic. rompleie, wlU please adare? Hsnilltoc, at this office.
?i6 _
' .i ANTED?A futnisbed room, with or wlihnut hoard,
' hy a competent lady, whose lime 1? devoied to her
rroftssl n as an uslr teacber; if i estred,-will glvelost'uc
lion aid ihe use rf p|r.ao es h remuneration 'or the nine.
Apply to the l! S School Agency. 253 Broadway, whera
lu'l iLforrno.toi will be give:i._?-?'
PERMANEPIT BOA It I) WANTED?By a gen
ilemsn. iwo ladles Hnd seivanl; two rooms wlih fire
p'a< es required : gent dices down town ; private family
preferred. Anpt. slating location, couventen;os, door
ir urii s, 10 8. B. J at this office. ?26 3i*
A elirOr" ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOM*
fl ?t>u or t ear Broadway, Bbove B eeckf r st. are wauled
tmpiediaiely with hoard, by a gonilemau a- d lady. A good
tat le is requls'le., either private or with a small respectable
family. Comfort first consideration. References given
and itqulied. Aiioress, without dulsy, box672 PostOihce.
a26 4tl?*
APAKI.OK AND BHD ROOM TO LET?A
? man lani'iy or l*.n;r three Single gentlemen c?n he
-con n oda'.ed wltn full or partial board, al 11 Amity at.
?26 3.?
ROOM TO l.KT, ?u'isbie for s gentleman's i?dg.
leg loom furnUSed or uafu'nl?hed, and wlih or with
. ut' reak'&st and .ea, a1 872 Btoadrrsy, oa ihe block north
cl Union 1'stk s26 ! w*
f^or SAi.K.-A largo boarding boose, of Ihe first
I ciasa, in ibecily of New-Yoik, In a superior location,
with an i"' vi: r laase, and In fJourlshing operaii-m
Address WILLIAM MILLER, care of R. rbjoins.-n 152
??ollon ?t. New-York s25 3i s*
See lid Page for other Boarding Advertisements.
^iifrf>"the m.u-yokk and livek".
SgiHfegOOL, ?XITED STATES MAIL STEAM
EUS? Tif .-lujo comprising this Lino, are the
Athntic Captain West, I'aciuc Captain N'ye.
?.''t,c,'. Captain Luce, Baltic CaptainComstock,
1 be ship.- liavitif! been built by contract, expressly for
Governm? nl ?;m?. every care has been lakeu in '.heir con
EOrUcnoivas^SjSO ui their engines, to ensure Strength ami
gpeeo, and their: ?^xornmodarions tor passengers are uue
qusJled tor elegance and com/orL
Price of pasaagt from New-T rk to Liverpool $1-10; ex
Clusive use ol extra st?? state-rooms $y26. and iJi.Ki from
Li\ er|H'ol to Ni v, .\irk i 'O An txperienced Surgeon At?
tached to each ship. No Bertha secured until paid for.
PltorOt-ED DATES OK SAILING.
FROM .NKW-VO-K. FROM UVEaPOOL.
Saturday. October 12th, 1850 ^'edux-sdav, Oct. 3nth, 1850
Saturday, October 26th,T850 Wednesday. Nov. ittth, 185f>
Saturday, Nov. 16th, 1850 Sanirday December 7th, 18.W
Saturtiav, Kuv. :ii. 1850 Saturday. December 21 ut, 1850
Saturdar, Pec. H'h, 1^0 Saturday, January, 4th, 185!
Sarnrday, Dec. iliih. 1850 Saturday, January IStb, 1051
Wednesday, Jam Stil, l??l Saturday. Kebru?rv 1?, U50
Wmlnesdav. Jan. 23d 1851 Saturday, February- 15:h, 1850
Wednesday, Feb "sh, li.il Saturday. .March Hu ]E?l
Wedaeedav,j Keb. lBtn,1851 Santnlay, March, lith. 1351
WedncBdav.Jslcll. &thi 1851 Satuniav. March 2S?th, l?5l
Ki.i fi"i". li> or pa-Mi ?? .ii-nlv EDWARD K. COLLINS,
5*iWttU-styNew-Yorlt, or to BROWN, SHIPLEY i CO.
Tito owners of these ships will not be accountable for
gold, silver, bullion, stvcte, jewelry, precious stones or
lmtala. unless Mils of lading are signed therefor, aui the
value thereof, therein expressed.
After the 1st of April next, the rate of frei^bt by the above
learners will be materially reduced. s2? tf
LHIK MALE?a ?hlp'? cbroooinetsr, warranted to baa
a htel-ra e arUrle. Bliss it Crelgbu?. macufacmrss A -
?yat'h? boot acd sfcos esuh'ubm?=t cf Setrta Br^ks
1$ FnJton-st si Dais
AUCTION SALES.
Ii O 04 R RIN OT O N, Auctioneer
BV JACOB S. Pi.aTT.-CrlOCKERY, CHINA
GLASS Af>n EARTHENWARE SALS ?100 cue*
?rH !,u AmfCcin und German Olanware, anl ?evni-al
butdred lot* of Crocked, Cbir * flowed blue end f] wed
mulberry Cbaoncj, n?w patterr, w>-iie grarjl'e light blue
e^sp.rl C r. md dipt were-JA<10B L. PLATP will sell
TU I* DAY ei 10 o'clock, In tis? large tale room over the
Bocnon nore 21 Pia? *i. ai above Alto, a haadiTne B?
t- rlmeri of rich farcy good*, confitl'ng of girao-lil-* ro?
ar lam pt, far c? clogne r,<>ulei, rich cal gin* d?cinfri,
f?t,r< t? m of tea trayi, *r ivee a id forki, iic Aito,
v..Ire of i! iwered mu;uerry ware A *->, 20 cans In wort
ed o t? of p*te* diihe* hauen Jnr?, di-iner, tea. sod tV.
it l war.-, Ooui Ir.votei berg loo lale for eata^a?!
Aito. 60 citri tumbler* In h< x-i.6doir.en each |26 ir
BSiNlAMIS Mf'ONEV. Au-toneer.
A H TIO.n ?AI.EOF A HETT OK ?WIEF
a VILLU PATTt.R'- CAHD?, RI *MINGHA\i H AK'J
WAS? Ac-BENJAMIN MoONEY will tall THIS
DAT ai If ryrjioci at ,be aurtton room, 14 Platin acorn
piele tell i f pR t?n cardt of iab!? and pocket cat ery. edge
loolt erlnon ibeara, razor* brarei and Mttt, aurg cal In
ii'DDitin Ac o'lfe well kn' wn firm of Sinrferton. Sr.Hc
er* & To. Sfceffi? d; a'ao, Birrringtsm hardware, fmcy
gooda kc; a!?o. io Diy fir iiorage, 5 caie* Ane'lcaa oil
aiore fee. Ca alrgcea tarly cc the injrnlng cf aale _
Te-mt 4 monthtcrrfllt t2S It'
See Hid Page for other Auction Sales.
DRY GOODS.
- i..30K3 3Ii.KS1 SATIttS VLL.VET?
rirOWERS, rriirilKsa,
itk.w coon*, ac.
."?OMPOSING a complete auortment of MILLINEFY
L/gooPf. rwvodf ri'in rer-v.it ImnortaUo::* and
AUCTION.
? anu are tnv:i?>1 io cxl) and examine
!er?,d ai ibr lowen price* for
CASH,
*r approved credit. 1,t i. DGXEMCS MILM,
ac^f-wlt* 20 John-*; New. York.
MORRIS i.. HAjLLO vAT?L,L> 4. 00.
143 Market-el. Pbllrdeiphla,
im-oarem ?m w-holeih.? oaaLaai tx
SILK AND FANCY GOODS RIBBONS ?LOVT8.
LACE8. SHAWLS, fxc
VKS.IHHT PAW TO sen'-YORK
er vood? prjrcbha?.-*- fr?re ???. a?d th'.pped by northers rout*.
mini Uroit
See Hid Page for other Dry Goods Advertisements,
SCHOOLS.
|7>venii"? irtcThrcnoN w greene-st
I.MK CHAM BE ALAIN'S Evening School tt now open
for tbe elgbleentb *ea*on. It it intended for atudent i who
rif clr? all the att-rolon ccetiary to tecure their greateit
pottth.e Imp.ovemect, ard al o for ibo*e who require oc
r a*l< nal aiiiitmce lo enable ihem to purane tbelr studte*
alone i26 If
AN ENGLISH LADY, who hit been moit fortu?
nate in be. laiprovemept of her pup'it, and who.ha*
I ad contlderahie expeileLce In teaching, t* detlrous of an
engagement a* go.ernott Betide ihe um&l brtnr.h-i of
tii Ei giltb enur-aiion. tbe lear.bet French, Lallin, Mutlc.
Drawing. Painting plain and fsncy wort. Term! noi an
0'iject Lett-r? addreiicd to M. C. Tribune office,, will
nieel with atleniion. i2ti u*
See Hid Pago for other School Advertisements.
CA RJPETING.
E?GLISH OARPiiTIlVGS
and OIL CLOTHS.
r E T i. R s O n & HUMPHREY,
(32 Prarl-tt near Madlion.
OFFER for hale one of tb* moat exiemivn and
. elegant Stocka of Carpcnng, i.e. lo bo fouri? I j the
City, emtirarinp
RICH VELVET AND AX MINSTER,
which In *tyl&quality,colora and dealgai, are uiijurpaueU,
and wUl be io!e at prlret rjtnoui to ihe trade.
tapestry and Brussels.
In extent our itoek cannot be equaled, and for vaw?ty
cannot be excei)?>ti. and price full ton per cenl lent than othei
c.rpet atorea
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN THREE-PLY.
Tbli description of earpeli, we Cavo m.-,de ivtch erra_.i,'v
menu with tho Importen and Lianufaciuier* thai we are
prepared at ail tlm-i to furnlih tho Iste.t xod I bit de*tg-a
INGRAIN CARPETS.
Our nock of Lrw Price.! Carptc.i wm never better, ard
ire telling at prirei varving from ;( i0 6i per yard
OIL CLOTHS
in endleii varleliee, i'.nie exceedingly rich, vareing In
ildtb from ? to 24 feet, and telling wlio ell other'choice
good* found In C?rpet Sioru?. full ten per com lest than
r itar-llihmeoia to nrove which acaill* aoiIcit*s.i.
JOHN II ALORICH.
OARPZT WAREHOUSE,
4 IL PKA RI.-S7 kEEl,
watw vokk.
Agent for Rice t Samioc'a celebrated KloorOll Cloth*.
Carpetiand all article* connecied with the trade
al wat i for tale at Manufacturera' Price*.
? :9 2rr,l?Tii Tt.,';S?i*
CO-PARTNKRSILIP.
rpiIjE l O I* A KT N E K8IIJ I* heretofore exlttlng un
1 ue, the Griii ol EVeLB, Davi, it Co la lht> day diiaolv
rn in i.'iumal content. Frar.e a U Evana and Ro'iori Davli
are a.oLe authorized lo ute ihe uame of ihn firm In liquida?
tion. FRANCIS B EVANS,
ROBEHT DAVIS
Ntw-York, Sept. 1(3, 1850. CHARLES LOVVND.
LIMITED PARTNEIUHIP-The underlined hi.ve,
pcrtUBUl to the provliloc* of the Revised Sia.utei of the
estate of N?-w-York formed a limited partnerahio under th?
nrtiie or fiim of DAVIS. EVANj ic DODGE-tb?t the
gei tral LBture of ibe btitit,eit io be trar.tacted li the buy
ing aellu a aid manufactui ir .?. of Filei under ihe name of
the" American File Worka" Levi Bnwn, v/hoia pia^e
of rrtlderce it In ihe City t.f Brooklyn, Ii Ina ip-clal part
ner, ;rd Ruben Davl?, wbote place of retldeoce ti In the
C tj < f Nr-n-Yoik, Francla B Eva a, wbote place of retl
co. ro It in li e City of Brooklyn, and David S Dodge,
??eae plare cf realaenre li lu the Ctty nf New York, are
Ibeieteial parlneit, tr d thai the laid Levi Brown hai
ei mri'iuted oi inch .pec al panter lo iho cjinmoa atock
015,101 lo caih Vh-tald partnerthlp li to commence on
? '.3a diy ef Bept lc5H, and nlll lermi: ate on inn 23d cay
- ; Sept lt60 ROBERT DAVI i,
KR?N< 13 8 EVANS,
DAVID 1 DOJJE,
rj New. Ye k St P'.'- 1LEV I BROWN.
The auhacriber* win continue tbe manufacture of File* at
t! i '? Ai:e'iran File Worte" M Ramapo, and are m.klng
exteenve prtpa;stlec* to ir ir -.cur? ihetr American fitent
Fiet DaVIS, EVANS L D003E,
t24 SiliilBvfiw* 212 Pearl-*t. New-York.
BCl5lMi!?:M-'OltWAl.K,OK A PAHTNERTAKEN
in willi Sl.t'O c?ih?Tb-proprietor of a wh .|e,*le
liquor huiiceas. offer* tt for naln at cbe.p n a man couu
sst li b? Ibe owner exeeeti to po to California by Unnext
steamer AioiestT. P s Tribnce offce alt. It'
L\Sl I\ AM E.
lv.'EiiCHAHTS3 AIID 1VTEOHANICS' tWU
TUAL LIFE INSURANCE OOXVIPANi*.
Oi n je, 55 w all-it.
rpBIB COMPANY com n-ncei bjtlneii wtih a C??b
.5 Carnal of gl 00,0(10, actually paid In and lnvstted
lu the Stocka of the Untied Siatea und ol ihs Sute of Hew
Yurk.
In boalnei* will be conducted npon prlncl >le* to render
certain the pBjmeol of lb- *um* tn'ortd by the Compa'ij,
whether ihe cfatmi arlie fifty yean hecce, or within a few
yeanafier In creaOon To tMiibe cnara-.'er of the Trot
teei li pledged To ena'ile ihem to redeem Ibat pledge,
U:~y (ie.ni it Deceeeer-.- tj rei^u're the pr.v3i-ct or f?ll pre?
miums, according to ihe ratet of trjtura',ce f ice m?t ap?
proved i Iber* both tc England and here, ... ca?h, and n^t In
ci tee eliher In whole or tn part.
Pertoni aiinretl by tbli tlompany will participate lo ibe
pn fin of ibe Company to the exieii of eighty per com of
t'e ?mount, for tbe preient, with tbe proipeel of dtvtding
the whole of Ute profit* an.ong theauelvei within a abort
period
Arrangement* tave been made to enable Indlvi inala, who
now ?cctimulaie a fuca for a fatare day tu Saim^i' Baaki,
to avail themaelve* of the additional benefit of Life Altar
a: ce In tbli Company, without maXing larger depoail* from
their tavingi than arc now mtde
Premium* may !ie paid annually, o-may be dlvlled into
aeml actual, qua'ierly, or monihly payment*.
theproipe tna of the Comp&cy, which mora fully di>
cioieilu viewi upon trje lubject of luanraice, msy be ob?
tained at lu office.
trustees
Jumei Biown, Henry SrlcneU,
Hebert B Mlttaru, Horit-oAUeo,
Ruuel H Nevtn?, Cnarles N. faibot,
J 8tnyth Roger?, Biewert Brown,
P*nl S^ofioro, Wim,m H. Webb,
Jacob A Weitem!!, 0 W. C. 9-hack,
Mark W Collet, Martin Hoffmen,
George P. Pollen, G S Robbm*.
Wn,. D Murphy, Wtn W Biding*, N London.
David H. Nevic?, BenJ Humlngioo,Saa Hart>or
Rtcbard Irvln, John C. Lee, Boatcc
HeDrv Chautcev, Samuel Lawrence,
John H Gourde', BoDcrt Ho"per,
A.fred Large, Tbomei B. Cartll,
P. Strachac, Wm. 8. BaU?rd,
J. SMYTH ROGf R3, PretldeuL
JOHS L. WENDELL Actuary.
OEOSGE ABBOTT, M. D., Pnjiiclan.
R. H. BO W SE Solicitor.
f. ? JOHrsSTON, M.D.) Medical Board of
O. BUCK Jr. M.D. ( Consultation.
il2 Sinlieod ALEXANDER M. GB.EIG Bec.-eiary.
UNION MUTUAL LIFE I?S?RANCE 00
(f ^ ASH CAPITAL ASSETS $2tH 000-OtT.:e 57 Wall *t
(JauLcey Court)?Cot ttnoei to tnture ilvea in al! o' lui
v.r't ui fonni, upon the moit/ituei6te fermito the a??ured.
A credit of one half I* gtvei on P'emlam* of $4" and up?
ward fiuki token at equitaklt ratet for any pirt cf the
Vi fid.
BOARD OF FINANCE
Frarklin HaveD, Preiuect Mercbanta' Bank.
Thomii Thacke', Merchant
Ret el Wuliami. Preaident Keccebec Railroad.
Troif ectm at d erer\ otbr-r inforTallon given by
JCDD It HOLL1STER, Ageiu,S7 WaU-lt.
W. Paakit, M D. ?. ,
CR Q!lma.n. Med'ctl Examiner. t2n laHeod
See lUd Page for other Insurance Adverti sements
^llft BltOADVVAV.-Tbe Dental operatloa* per.
0"(J f irmed ai thi* otfice are ch*ractert*ed by ei?
gatce, rermicce ?cd excellence of ma erlal* ; charge*
b?rely remuner?dng and troch below the utaal r?te?. A
vlilt from those wtoie limited Incomei have herewf re
p even'-ed tbeta from emp'oyb-g a compet"ct Denttat ,i
retpecifaily eotldted. |.14"4U?'{ T. 1 HOUPx-_
RED AHB COAL, BY THE CARGO-From me
celebrated BPOHN and LEWIS vain*, of the Belmont
Colliery, for aale only by
?13 2wi? F TYLKfi k CO. faliadsiptiA.
___B0?5 TliAAi^_
REMINISCENCES OP CONGRESS
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b/ker i scribher publish this day
REH'NISCENCES OF CONGRESS-By C. W.
March. 1 vol. U'mo wuh poriralt.
om fridav,
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Cr Youth and Manhood-A Romance?by she Author o!
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It ? a ule of pajtik.n ir-.d deep rirmnce. No one who com-'encej
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part in tl.e development of the plot. It hat more ability than any
on s?turday,
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DR NICHOLS ON HYDROPATHY.
ryUE WATER CURE?A Treatise on the Human Con
A ituuilon, the condition! of health, the caatei of dtiesa-;
the leading lyi.emi of medicine, end the prtnclnle*, prac?
tice, adaptations and re?ui'j of Hydropathy. By Them**
L. Nlcbola, MD.
ry.progrte?, philosophy and practica ol thawatai Cora in ? clear ?od
condensed manner, ?rhu* it gives tu? quuitesceiicd ol lull a library ul
medical information." [W,:?r Cure Journal
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tabject." itVuntucket Inquirer.
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For tat? by FOWLERS k WELLS. Clluion Ball:
BTRINGER. '.t TOWNbENO nnd-r tb? American H'i's
nm ; CROWEN, 59? Broadway; AXFORD, 168 Bowery,
and J T. BU'ANTON, 241 Hudion it. Price 12J cents
all 3w
TO BE rUBLISUEO THI8 DAY, 8E1*T.2\
thk urst numbbr ok
THE NEW-YORK REGISTER OF
MEDICINE AND PHARMACY.
edited iiv
C D. ORISWOLD, M D.
PUBLISHED leml monthiy, md for lale by HERFORD
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CONTENTS:
Introduction.
medicine ami surgery.
Cllntqne of the College of Puyitclaai and SurROcnj, Pro
fenor fa.ktr.
Succenful Removal of an Ovarian Tumor by the large
abdominal lection By Dr Van Boren of New-York.
materia me?ica am) pharmacv.
Exttact from Dr Beaty'i Paper on Ihe Die of ChloroTorm
in Partorltlon, tnc tiding Dr Gregory'* modeorpttrirylmr. tt~.
Ou aome llemedlea for Tupe-Worm, and especially tho
"Kouaio." By M. Martin Hioon.
f.?ITOKIA1. DEP&rtmbnt
Impure and Adulterated Medicine.
Willing Prescription* In EngiUb.
College of Pbyslclais ai d Surgeons.
TteNeW Yoik Metlcal College.
Uoiverilty Me-iical College.
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BT THE MTOMCHT SOUTHERN HAIL,
Mr. Better's New Flay of "The Bethrothai."
Philadelphia Correspoadfnce of ibe Tribune.
fBlLADBLratA, Wednesday Sept 25, ISM.
There is quite an excitement in our literary
c'rc'es respecting the new play of " Tho Bethro
thai," by GioRGg H. BoKlR, which it ti be pro
cuced on the ?tage for the lirst time, to-night. Mr'
I Bokjer, ai you are aware, is a Phlladelphian. al
ready well-known by his previous proluetlons,
?'Calayncs" and "Anne Boieyn;" one of which,
though it escaped the observation of our American
.-managers, has been produced in London with great
success, which is the more remarkable, as it was
written rather as a dramatic poem than an asting
pity.
" The Betrothal," which 1 have had tho pleasure
o' reading, in one of the stage copies, is greatly in
in advance of the above mentioned plays, aid I
cannot resist the temptation of giving you a sketch
of its plot with a few passages justifying my
admiration of the power displayed in its execution
1 am awa-e that you are not in the habit of notic
inp representations of plays upon tho stage, bo'
you can have no hesitation in admitting a no?
tice cf a work, which, if successful, may mark the
commencement of a now era in the dramatic litera?
ture of our country.
The scene of tho Betrothal is laid ia Tuseany?
and the time tho opening of the Fifteenth Century?
though in era might as well be a modern one. for
any distinctive character that we observe about
the events. The plot may be brletly told The
Marquis di Tiburzzi, ia a decayed nob'euian?in
the descriptive language of the play he is ca led,
"The Marquis di Tiburzzi,
A lorry sequel to an ancient stock.
Alas: for blm, peer man malicious fortune,
Tbrew all ibe choicest o( her random smilea
Upon the * rong end of bis august race,
Aud now mccks him wlih what his 'aiuers wore "
Hia wi'e, the Marchioness, is anxious to redeem
this " mali;ious fortune,' by wedding the daughter
of the house, Costanza, to a: wealthy morcbai.t,
Marslo That he ia not a "love of a man,' is evi?
dent, from the portrait given of him by Filippia, a
gi y, sparkling cousin to Costanza, woo says i
" Would I wei Ma'atol?wonld I wed
A min wh ever thrusts his money fo-lb.
As his best qual.ti I A man who (dels
Bo In warn s:lr of r: Bn'0 nobility,
But 1 ke Ibe poor ass, with his go'dec freight,
Is-worthJ ;st what be carries > f-.en, he bis
a wlck?d, s-tbtle ar J consuming devil,
Per t In the corners of t ic red flora eel eye?,
That's siwoys dodging Use a serpent's tongue,
Argry, but fea'fu"
My the mother's nianasoni-.'nt tho daughter is
induced to betroth hersoif 11 t^is tn--re mouoy-bsg;
she, line a duteous daughter of uden tiraa, suti
mittii g to the wishes of her paror.ts. tjuo is heart
whole a*, the time, and therefore does tint feel Vaa
sacrifice. No sooner, however, have the vows of
betrothal been taken, than Count Juranio and his
friend and kinsman, Balvatore, appear in the park
of the Marquis, which they call ?
"A pretty place Borne heritage of beauty.
Yet harbors here. Mars bow me clustered blossoms
Star the dark backgieuud of yon shady wood "
Chance brings Costamta and Filippia to this
spct, and tho gentlemen charaiod, introduce them?
selves. Juranio thus sketches his kiusman:
"Signete 8al?atore,
A world-WidoJ ister, a profesa'd bulloon,
The Glebe's h's haubln; a'l k-omkind bis mark
Each word of bis a Jest, or meant for such:
A cunning 'er et a'ler doub'ful phrases;
A snblle rcsaontr upon groundless '-roofs ;
A deep Irqulier Inlo sbal'owLess;
A dangen us friend, a harmless eaeTty -,
H's own bot jest, oftsner Isughed at, than wlih "
Balvatore bongllngly apologises for their Intru?
sion on the father's premises, by asking the WRy
to town, when its spires are plainly visible; but
Juranio teils Costanza:
" Lady, from that small spring, the human heart
Arlie a ihonaund aweum* imp., it *.
Each one a myitery to Iba sober hraln;
'T were vuln to ask why we do thus and thus.
Why cruib ihat gocd Intent and rear this wrong,
While the poor reesoo. that would fain loi| lire,
Is t:npotent lo rule. ' Twas such jo impulse,
Drove me. to whit I did ; while being dona
1 forgo no false excuse, hut simply bog
Your gent rsi cecsuie "
The end of this interview is, that the gentlemen
sre madly In love with the ladies. Kilippia does
not bid 8alvatore despair; but Costanza, faithful
to her betrothal vow, tells Jurauio how futla
are his wishes.
Marsio in the meantime holds counsel with his
friend 1'tetro Hogo, who endeavors to dissuade him
from tho marriage; but Marsio's heart?if ho have
one?is set on the sllianco with "blood, 'and will
not listen to his advice. Marslo has a servant,
Polti, an original charade-, constantly singing
songs whioh have special and caballistio roferenco
to tho "devil and |)r. FanstQi." i'ulti tells his
own character so ingeni:u*ly that we give him the
benefit of it:
" Such a servant, sir,
Bo sober, when yon kee > bis wine away ;
bo sweetly tempered, when >ou do toi cross blm ;
8o grase and seemly, when there's naught lo mugh at;
to ftuga), when ycu give blm naught to spend ;
Ho every way perfection, where you grow not
Tte carnal apple to bsisii bis Adam "
In the progress of the piece Rogo sees Juranio
on his knees to Costanza. who confesses he- love
but still adheres to her determination to fulfill her
vow and live a worthy wife Rogo tel e Margin of
th's gallanting, which fires his jealouiy, and he de?
termines cn revenge. Costanza is n-1 a fickle co
quette in acknowledging her love for Juranio. in
an interview with her cousin, whore they unotirden
tbeir hearts to er.ch other as only pretty female
cousins car, she relates an incident which occurred
at some i'ueal coremonial. It ia well told, too, in
th's word painting:?
" I; chsrcel a lieirgtr's child,
A pretty boy, one of those nimble loss,
Tthl live by mlrsc es 'iwlxl h irses' feet,
And under carriage wheels?became entangled
lu lbs unusual prois, shrlek'd out for he;p,
Tttn tu Idenl ? wss still for vt;ry resr.
The whole crowd held ns breith and one groat heart
Beal thro' it all Now there arose a cry;
Yet while the silly people did butscesm,
Down f.-om bis charger leaped lha Cavsber,
Daibed !n the throng, an 1 ere I cried ' God bless blm I '
Tue boy was laug hing I? bUrmther's arms.
'Twbs a great iceno The Duke slret :hed out his hind,
And, g Oilous In bis dimmed snd tntreysull,
7he hero mounted lightly on his torse [askance.
Berne to'-iei laufb'd, somt? sneerei, sonn looierJ.
But a'l the people raised a mighty shout
And die great Hun bursting a heavy cloud,
?bore round Jui&nio like a hslo "
Mn'sio, fired by jea! 'usy, invites the two gentle
?r?n to a banquet, and resolves to poison them.?
H'b servant Pulti, is chosen as t^e instrument;
bet, unfortunately for Marsio's scheme, Paiti has
made acquaintance with Salvatore, and entered
b!? service as a spy cc his master. Too banquet
taken place?the wira is dropped "witn juice of
cursed rebecon, in a vial, ' but the goblets are
changed by Pulti, and Matsio swallows toe dose
ir.tu.ded for bis ycong rivals. He is seized with
pangs which r-tpear to be those of death, and in
his phrcr.sy. confesses in part, the horrid intent, but
then charges his murder upon Salvatore- The
young s;a:!in*, however, rel eves himseif by stating
that Maisio will not die, as he has only swallowed
an opiate, compounded with seme racking drag to
brir.l- about the denouement. The finale is a happy
me. Juranio weds Costanzs, and the decsyed
hf use of Tiburzzi is regenerated.
We have but outlined the plot, and oar estracts
rer't favorable 3pecimcrs of the beauty of in
poetic diction; they were Tbosen rather a? des?
criptive i fthe characters. Tne action of the play,
aid the Individuality of the dramatic persons, are
weli sustaine'l?the interest rises with each pro?
gressive act, and fa'l jattica is reidered in the
moral to the ultimate reward of virtGe, and tbe
punishment of crime. W. D.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Batlve Americanism for California, illaanfac*
tared In the Senate?.Southern Seaatara
Fearful that Slavery may set late Callfar
nla 1 -Squatters' Law v?. Uncle Sin's Law
-Bcaiio? a Wild Home-Proceedings la
the Senate en Tuesday.
Correspondence cf 7be Tribune.
W*-hi?&to?, Tuesday, Sept. 24
To-day was let apart for finishing go the 0?lifor.
cia business, the Civil and Diplomatic Appropriat?
ion bill being now off hands. The first bill take a
up, of this special order, was the bill for districting
the State and appointing a Saperintend^nt of
Mines, and twelve?reduced by amendment to six
-agents, for as many Districts, to take charge of
and repvlate the gold diggers.
I half doubt the wisdom of all this. l b*re _ner?
beard there had arisen any ?ervu d.fficuJtie- at
he mine. In Calefcrnia in reKdon to tho occupancy
l?beToil. and ?, far as my sstperience, informAtion
and theory go. to enable me to form an opinion on
United 8?t?- U*too4r9?i^^? ^wefit of these
oori'eroni lam!* to loose who may sotile auou %od
worktbcm, the very best regulations of the whole
matter will be the sponUnooos c.immon law which
grows ap under such cirt umstar.ee? OQths soot_
The Senate hare adopted a regulation to anjjcm
for a recess at 1 o'clock, and meet again at sis, for
executive business. As 4 o'clock was approach?
ing, everj body was getting into a fever of anxiety
to pass the bill, all tho amendment* apparoatiy hav?
ing be- n acted upon and the bill perfected to the
minds of the promotersof it, when Mr. Fsxch had
the moral courage to breast the storm and pnt the
questkn, What evils they were aboat to legiilate
to remedy Mr Fu.cn has been an experienced
officer of a western land office, and bis opinion upon
such subjects always commands attention. He
simply said that be wanted that question answered
beforo he voted, and that i*" it was not answered to
bis satisfaction, he wished to move a substitute for
the wboie bill. This hushed the stormy urgenoy
of Senators at once. It seemed to be a question
that nobody was just then prepared to answer,
and so everybody gubstded into profound quiet,
I and the final action on tho bill was postponed until
j to morrow.
As I do not know what Mr. Fki.ch intends to
say or propose, I will simply take the occasion to
have my own say on the subject. The squatters on
the mineral lands around Lake 8aporlor made
their own law, and executed it in their own way.
It was called " The 8quatter a Law," and I have
the facts related to me by intelligent gentlemen,
famil.ar with the practical workings of tint code of
jurisprudence, in a mainer to show that tuero was
never a system anywhere more equitable in its
Provision, more simple ia its details nor more
prompt and etiicient in its execution. Tho discus
liona in tho Senate today revealed that same
Is true in California. That being the the case,
nothing terms to me plainer than that the un?
asked for interference of a Legislature seven or
eight thousand miiee distant, gravely undertaking
to regulate the details of a business with which
they are totally and confessedly unacquainted
down to such minute particulars as the number of
square fe>-t which shall be occupied by each gold
digger at d the shape which his pocket handker?
chief of territory may assume when it lies on a
Stream ?n<i when not, Ac. dco. has In it more of tho
stuff that dissensions and lawsuits are made of
tl-nt; ran be readily estimated. I will not say that
a time will not come when some legislation will be
necrs?ary on the subject, but I have heard of" no
want o' any ss yet, anil I have no doubt than the
usages which have grown op on tin spot ouajit to
be taken as the basis of such legislation, whenever
it is bad, nor do 1 doubt that, if some wero bad the
Coutta would tahe notice ot these usages, at an
ea"'y day, ami enforce them, as law.
So much for tho general pulicy of the law.?
Dot there was contained in tho bill a quiet inci?
dental provision, far more important than the
direct and obvious purposes of tho prospective
enactment It wan provided that tho permits to
work tiie mines should be given to American
citizens only, and bo transferable to Amorican
citizens only. Everything was going quiotly and
costly along, without tho slightest obstacle, when
Mr. 8k\v.?.kv> offbr'd an amendment by adding
after "citizens" the words, " And to such as shall
have declared their intention to become suth. in
accord?me with the naturalization laws of the
United States."
This harmless little amendment throw the Sen?
ate into a flurry again, almost equal to the grand
flare up when Mr. Snwaitn moved the abolition of
Slavery in the District of Columbia. Several
Southern 8ei ntor* felt thomselves called opon to
abuse Mr. Skwaiw in good vernacular Itilllugsgate,
to which be of course paid nut tho slightest atten?
tion. When the cauldron had done bubbling a
j little, aevertl Western Senators began to rub
j their eyes and wake up to the recollection that they
I had several thousands cf their own constituents on
the way to California, and along with ihem numer?
ous fort igners who bad lirat received the hospital
j ity of their own States, and who, relying npon the
same hospitality, had pushed their way onward
to California to find, if this provision should psss,
all their hopes blasted, by a discriminating law
worthy of the 15th century.
These Western Senators, WAt.kjer, and DoDOC
of Iowa, especially, put In a strong light the out
throat policy it would have been, for Wisconsin
and lows to have excluded Foreigner* from those
States in their early settlement, and especially in
respect to this one buiine** of raining. Mr. Frb
51 o.st was driven to take refuse in the statement
that it was not so much the Europoan foreigners
that they objected to, but especially those from
Mejtico, South-America, Australin, and tho Lord
knows where. The fax', is, that American Sena?
tors have not yet learned that the world is round,
and that folks live on evoiy side of it.
Mr. 0win was driven sti l furti or He ba?ed
bis wish fi r the provision of ti e? set a* it stood on
humanity ai d ntiti s'ave.-) g-ourol*, assertion that
if Mexicans were aliowod to como to OaJifsrnia to
work tho gold mint's the y wo-ild plant pro/iogr. or
Slavery there, and mirabile. dic'u, Southern Sana
tors had pot ever on to tho Antl Slavery side of t^e
question. Hut when replied to, that by tho glorious
Constitution of California, the slave brought into
California becomes immediately free, ths kow.tt re?
ply of Mr Gwjn was, " Wo don't want them there
any how!"
In the course of the d, bate, Mr Skward made
two short speeches in his best style; and, despite
of the restlvencaa of the Senate when he began,
they told on the question. Mr. Dono?, of Iowa,
brought in an amei dment to the amendment, dis
rriminsting between Europeans and other foreign?
ers Mr. PoOTE foisted upon that some silly and
inoperativu modification, about testimonials of good
chsrscter, ard both the amendment t> the amend?
ment and the original amendment wereagred to;
so that, as the ma't- r now stands, foreigner* from
Europe, who brine their characters in their pock?
ets, and declare their intention to become citizens
of the United States, are put upon the same foot?
ing ss American citizens, and all ot?ier foreigners
are- exe'uded.
So you perceive the wild horse is getting a iittle
ttne. Tho Benfe wip furled to accept ?od pass
on? of the mcst obnoxious 'oat truly statesmai.like
proposition! of the Senstnr from New York," al?
though shorn of a part of its just proportion* I
failed to get a copy of the yea* and nay*, but I
hope you will be snre to analyze them. Mr. Scw
atwj's speeches were models, and should and will
be extensively published. Mr. Winthrop, i no?
ticed, voted sgainst the amendraant. s. p. a.
TUESDAY-IN THE HOUSE.
Another Tariff HtrnffKie-A Copy or the BUI
aimed nt? Krault of the Trial? Slavery In
the District of Columbia?A bill by fiction
Kibx, sivlng a Teat. dee.
Correspondence cf The Tr Liune.
Washington, Tuesday, 8*pt 24
The telegraph has informed yon of the ?a?ure of
the plan cf operations for ths procurement of a
modification of the Revenue Laws, attempted this
morning. It only remaira to give an idea of the
modvg ofirandi of this affair. Itwasth'" There
i waa on the journal of t;ae House a pendiag motion
I torecoraiderthe inr,tkm by which the b?l for re
' ciprocltyas to the. discharge of Canadian vessels
' in American povt, was referred to the Commit
tee on Comme-.-ce. The order of the day was an
, . . _ nrtt rrom Committees. Mr.
, nonnced to >j0 KT^/or?he Public Land Com
! BowtiN of Mo. Chsirman or me r
u- , tske up the aforesaid question of re
wr.ich was to ?"c r
c^widerstlm^ ^ moved to table the motion to
Mr- r*l nnestion were put to Mr. ?rij?n?l?.
rec0Mr Thompson of Miss and others, as to
b? Jberts wss hfs intention to amend the bill, if
^considered. After some hesitation he replied
thst hr. did not intend to move any amendment, but
did cot know what others might do. The motion
to table was put by Yeas and Nays; and, amid
evident signs that the opponents of a modification
of the Tariff of 18?! were alarmed, the vote
gave a refusal of Yeas 86 to Nays ?3. The
motion was then reconsidered, opening the ques?
tion of the reference of the bill to the Com?
mittee of Commerce. Mr. Grinnell yielded
the floor to Mr. Ashmun Mr. McLanb of tfd.
now claimed that he had a right to the floor
by virtue of his position as Chairman of the
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