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AUCTION SALES.

A. q. FUTILE, Auctioneer
III ARDWARE SALE.-To Retailers and others-Jacob =.
- Patts 32d Fall Hardware Sale this will take place
This day az 10 o'clock the Auction Room No % Plat
n OF d co1si ling OF 300 packages cases and lots OF
bnninghan Sheffield German aud American Hardware, &c.
comprising an extensive assortment Of shelf aud heavy goods
Also an extensive Of Cutlery viz rory stag
Forks Car,er steels; and blade ivory and buff
pen and pocket Knives dozens and cards. butcher and shoe
Knives &c.
TOYS and Kid Dolls.
Ao sfmfn Fancy Goods consisting OF general variety
As2 o0 sets pol shed steel hardened Fire Irons.
Also the entire Stock OF house declining the business
when VIII be found general assortment Of goods and Will be
iesn,mbptony sold 70 close the concern. -
b. The attention Of the city retail trade Is respectfully
solicited n2g ltsTc
ByE COTTON 4 CO., Auctionesrs.
H. SHEKlFk'S SALE of a valuable TROTTING
MORSE. On Friday Nov goth, at i2 o'clock, at the
Asta6is No 25 Warren street will be sold by order Of
PALMER" form, Iy owned by John Buckley. sold in
April last for S3O-has trotted mile and fifty
two econd; being rstate saddle horse and perfectly kind
in single and double harness.
VIM. JONES, Sheriff
THOMAS +. PEERS, Deputy Sheriff. n2o 2lis.m
SPLENDID LONDON PLANTS AT AUCTiON.-LE.
~ !f x SPOONER viii sell on Friday morning, at u o.
clock l5 Broadway plsndd collection OF Green House
Paror Paus Just received from London in fine order in
flower and IN bud consisting of Camas of kipds; Rho
odendons do 500 Moss Roses Double White French Roses;
White Moss Roses; Perpetual Standard Roses &c Abutas,
varegated Hollcys, Geraniums of Bulbous
Roots English iews feet hgh and other Shrubs and Plants
of rare kinds worthy attention. n27 3t.ec
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X. ID u N LOP IL SONS
ALBANY ALE

h. DUN LOP IL SONS
ALBANY ALE
REGULAR SUPPLY for shipping and city use, at No.
A l78 West, corner Warren.
JOHN SUTHERLAND, Sole Agent -
II. Dunlop Son, from their standing in the city will
those no favor them with their genuin
article fully adapted the Of private families Hotels and
Public Saloons, in hogsheads and barrels.
N. B.-blat on hand at all times n28 INN
COURSE OF FRENCH LANGUAGE ON THE GRAN;
~ NAUTICAL SYSTEM-Adopted in the Colleges Of
France "a LisEenard street corner Of Broadway New York
Greek aucien Inspector Of the Inution Chataing Paris
Expoiessor Repetition Of the Royal College haremsgne at Pa
rs for some years tutor in an American family.
The Course Of French, by Mr.. +. RICHARD will COM
Monday evening, 2nd Of December ~ o'clock T.
M and will take place every evening following Sundays
ceped The pupils will be divided in classes for
those already advanced and anorher for beginners The first
will take place Mondays Wednesdays and Fdays the
cond on Tuesdays Thursdays and SATURDAYS MI kiekd has
the establishment Of French Day School which will be KEEP!
those wishing for private lessons Of French German Italian
will please call at the above place.
Subscriptions received only n Lspenard street. S5
quatrr.
References Fox Livingston, Broad street, Anson
Livingston, Anthony Caro IS Nassau street; Draper Jun
10 Warren John Tyler Brigham 81 Walker street, Jas
Thomson, 40 Broadway. n23 tire
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JONES' MENAGERIE.

JUNES' MENATE EKIE,
t49 FULTON AND tx ANN STREET
1NHE SUBSCRIBER would hereby respectfully inform the
public that his Mensgere will be for exhibition this
day, from l2 o'clock until o'clock in the evening
Amongst his collection viii be found Of the
Animals Birds, &c exhibited in this country
tenton Of the Proprietor make such additions his colec
tion will render i tf possb) other the
United Sfas and for that he hereby all
sons having valuable animals dispose give
him a call
B-Enlrance the exhibition for Ladies 49 Fulton st.
next door TO The Drug Store admance Is cents children
halfprice EDMUND JONES, Proprietor.
New York. 25th Nov 1914. mas imre
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Passengers Arrived.
AMBRiz, Afic,-Schr Cole, at Saem--Capt Burke ard
Mr. Bailey lst officer late Of the Edw Buey Of Beverly old
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Thursiay, Nov. 2s-6 p. M.
The sales at the Stock Exchange to day were very
United, and quotations about the those ruling
3esterday-Long Island Farmers Loan, Pennsylvania
p, Ohio 6s, and Indiana closed at yesterdays prices
Canton Co. fell of per cent; Reading Rail- oad Nor.
Is Canal, ]; Mohawk improved !; Illinois, il Erie Rail
.oad -.
RECEIPTS OF THE WESTERN tMAss.) RAILROAD FOR THE
WEEK ENDING .23d INST.
fesht &c.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 9,ss7 lO,o64 l.o27
1911 16,035 2,l2i
Counterfeit fves and one hundreds on the Northamp
pm Bank, Mass, are in circulation They admirably
xecued and well calculated TO deceive. The safest
ay is to refuse all bills this Bank Of these denomna
ons.
AT late meeting Of the stockholders CT the Housatonic
ailroad Company, for the election Of directors the
hsung year, the report for the past year was read.
the report appears that the road placed under
pc control OF the present managers the LIST of January
Fi. and during the ten months, ending the sst OF Oc
bber, the receipts were annexed:-
HousATosic RAILROAD.
avengers. SloSl9 "
XIels.t... 14,4bo al
pai ..... .s..... ............... 3,2Sl SO
$2a576 So
Expenditures OF every description. 99672 OIL
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& aaa ~ nedisps x

yin; in the country aud 6ndug make per-
soal caol have forwarded them chest containing
an medicines requisite to perform radical cure BY stating Their
and Treatment received Il aud enclosing S.
PAID, addressed V ". y. RICHARDSON, M Y. Agent,
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snip masters and Agents.
We shall esteem favor II Captains Of Vessels will give
e hpnEhI s.tyEy Captain Of News Boas report of
spoken their passage list Of their cargo and any forsas
newpapen, or news they may have. He will board them i'm.
medaey on their arrival Agents and Al home
q. 2, abroad N. viii so conie, Ia yor BY sending this office al
ton Of kind VIII b. thankfully received 'A''''a
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VcipcNH'b SpeClHC PfIIN, Tor the Radical
cure q g9norha glee seminal emissions and all mocopnru
sn asa IRON The Ishra T Ihsse pills the result Of
PRONOUNCED by their celebrated inventor P ssor Yepeau
an niabe remedy for all diseases Of the ueha They effect
cure much shorter time than ohe, remedy without
business Pnce psr 6or sd ~ M n s
cine aud Pharmacy, e5 Nassau street.
w. s. RICHARpsON, NJ. d, Agent.
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A CARD.
MY BARROOM having escaped the late conflsgraion Of
uA my dwellng shall be glad q my friends usual
WIN. BURNHAM
n29 2tfrc Mansion House, BLOOMING dale
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Constitutional Debility Cured.-Thc Tonic
prepared by the College o Medicine Pharmacy Of
g H y Of New York confidently recommended for all eases
s invaluable remedy for mpoence ste rty or
onless depending mal-formation.) -
nge bottles 81 each; Of kaf dozen IS; carefully
ched and sent TO all parts of the Union.
pce of the College OF Medicine and Pharmacy Nassau
street w. d. RICHARDSON M b. AGENT.
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ssain worm medicine can be had for trde shermans
tred hundreds Of thousands of cases with uporm
They fact the only specific for
VIM Il. Gouldng Esq., the celebrated surgical instrument
make maker s Chatham street says one bog Of them cured
astonishing the quantity Of worms they brought
away Shermans Lozenges al goodthose for coughs,
for and SO do those for hadache paptaon sickness
IS worth all other plaseIs existence.
Dr. shermaus warehouse l06 Nassau street Agents. 80
Stanwix Hall, Albany. a..
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATRE.


MR. MR. FnAzEs AsP PGaENss NE Ass hHf shaUs IN
Ts ,1S 'a'F % ssi b.s si
''fi ,asia$ T1 5ii GEsT ~ ThE MlLL-M.qai. de
Tie, and Third Te
M f % S Sss q
Maso Us,n' ssncIa Pico Genaaro ssHor fero.n Al
ADsos FT Tier and Psqus,e 81; Second Tier 80 cts
srAsos ricKKrs, without Seats be had the Box or
Seat. m g M
Italian can be had at the Box Office. n26
CIRCUS-BOWEisY.
THIS ss 81 Ss Tg and The
9 F 5 and aSas
cost9me besides krea display Of elegant orsemanshp BY
G~z- Ionn Gossn Clowns on Mondayusxt
,or children nas ~
RURTON's THEATItE.
ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
HS,R hsF ?9 a'! S
s s WITCH he Nj pv 6' Fsps hs Ms s. Nh Il, P Sacu
s!irpsry, Mike, Mr. Bake Frank Duncan Mr. Z Conner
To conclude viii, THE. vAMPiRE-The Vampire. MIR
MIR. HENRY PHILLIPS
Friday Evening" TGs T%ni III fl.s T!h introductory H'mA'
Song Song Nell II. iam Samr Z 4. fii,,s. iSs
sopS7ihs l Widow MscessS. Iossr
Descriptive sssnaihe Sea Fight '.'' Drydss 'fsSs
ss;iEa s;iE i Blew hrh blow low. Di6da
sysi,sI,. Lssihss sso'iei' Charles
ts a1y amoss AsA dead cas
ADMIssoN FisTY eGtENTs-Ticle,s to be had at the
4 1 GSSt EET1Ths raslis irssseI.
will take place ON Wednesday evening" h December which
Miss ELIzABETH shoMAN o,
aS M %asf somaS on t appearance in New York. assisted by Mr.
s e be HsTS sao w a BE oss m fs % ws
ine adyersemeats Programmes 10 be obtained the music
mene ar eo o. admission 90 cents The concert g com
LECTuRE ON The STEAM ENGINE.
CALVIN M EMMoNs rsres his rs Lecture on The Steam
hs Mho S and NsY q
Il5 s sjsI Tickets cents fora
NEW YORK SCOTTISH GUARD.
sss sasI q,
next 1'As'' may 's GSsSsa %aSS GERS q to the
k:s, j Il ss!ssa
Pay Master Ciirebugh >. EOS Broadway
| n28 tD9 tdh J. q. CUMMING. Secretary.
OLD "BUNKEk HILL" FOREVER!
i
/ COLISEUM 450 BROADWAY.
Mr.; DELARUE the gret Im,ator, and Delineator q
~ humerons eccentrcities engaged with
Old Bunker for the week. and will give limitations
kean, Forrest. Maceady. Booth, Hsmbln, Anderson, and
| also of the great Lberator o. 'Connel Sc, &c, sc.
The Battle Of Bunker Hill the mechanical exhti
ton the world which every and every
INCIDENT Is true to the life will off every evening" and
Wsdnedar and Saturday afternoons at o'clock precisely.
Tickets % cents, children under 10 years i2la cents.
Doors at 614-perormance commence at o'clock.
i u25 iw m
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POUDRETTE

$40. 600 WANTED-Far the Manufacture Of the
must rly increase The supply deficient and
Parties for 1t IN advance, that they stand
ch,nce Of obtaining it.
The fesng properties j. present sold greatly
Of the combination.
In fine weather be made in few days and 10 any
tty with the above may half the profits
which in few months would the Address
w A. X i2 Howard street, N. Y. n29 3tsrc
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WANl'EIl

WANTED.
LADY in comfortable having lost her only
- child an inerest girl of five she wishes relieve
her Loneliness, by taking another bring up her ie
male orphan between the of and five wou
work 10 the family.
For further psrtieulars inquire Of MRS MILLER attbe
Bakery, corner oil BoweTy and Tenth u29 ltsTc
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MARITIME HERALD.

Movements Of the Steamships.
n cteGmers Leave Lipl. Duet J7me'a Leave .fme'a
DIltannia, Hewitt. 49, .... Dec. !
xaieauonia, Lou. 49,. Nov. 10 :. Dec 2.... Dec lG
ncaaia, HARRISON Dec. Dec. II. ...... Jan.
oamoha' Judkins Jan. jan l6. ...... Feb I
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RESTORATION OF THE JEWS,

RESTORATION OF THE JEWS.
NEW YORK, Nov. 20, 1874.
GIRIhe ncemency Of the weather the evening which
- delivered discourse the Restoration Of the Jews
prevented from attending who anxious be
aud those who did attend onely impressed with the
good effects resulting from enlarged and liberal view Of that
important subject that respectfully request you repeat
the discourse at your earliest convenience.
James Harper VIM. b. Astor, James r. Whiting, John B.
Crosby. ALEX Burril Wm Kelly, Charles Williams; W.
Morton Geo Sullivan; Ph. Milisd9er, w w Phillips, John
J. Behee, John Aug McVicar. Abm. Van Nest.
In compliance with the above request the discourse will be
repeated Monday evening December 3D. the Tabernacle
Broadway wneIe tickets may be had n29 81 fs&m &c
lc,A FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-A front parlor
tm and bed in College Place. may be had for
gentlemen, moderate terms references exchang
ed Address Box s3i, Upper Post Office n2o3tec
CARTS-Waned from second hand Carts and Har.
such have been used for dirt and Any
having The and put them at low price, will
with purchaser by apply at 81 Wall stais,
at the Marine Surveyors Office. J. g. MUNRO.
n20 lt*rc
lust IN SEASON-Chapoed hands are prevalent at this
K CUTTERS OWN REMEDY, prepared from lc.lebra-
ted recipe given by London Physician Price rs
bottle. MO lM*ec
WAVERLY HOUSE.
THE subscriber takes this method Of returning his thanks to
the public for the liberal patronage bestowed upon the
above house. and pledges himself that shall
be spared render the Wavey Honse quiet and comfortable
WINTER BOARD.-He would also here state that he is
prepared make with families and single
n2s stsec lssnedJ RoB'T A. CARTER.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, NOvEMaER 40.


barqug Sophrona Bassett iibratir Foster Ncksrson
b5Es Grand Turk, Mayo, Cady, Nesmith Walsh Linden
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Correspondence of the Herald.

COURIER OFFICE, ,
CHARLEsToN, Nov. 23-3 +. nj. 8
Arr Hogah Pendleton and Catharne Berry NYork; Gen
Pinckney Hobbs Bmore Arabian. Foster Malaga Glib.
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MR.; DELARUE, the gre Imstor and Delineator Of
~ ~ humerop. eccentrcites, is engaged in connection with
xsau ss Forrest MaSsIssdy Booth Hsmb anderson and
The "Bae of Bunker Hill the greatest mechanical, exhti-
ton the world in which every and every
incident the life will off every evening
"Wednesday and Saturday afternoons o'clock precisely.
Tickets % cents children under 10 years l21a cents
Doors open at 6A-performance commence o'clock.
unS iwsm
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kSK FOR LONpON-Ths fast sailing ship wAsHIN
&33$ TON, Capt Mattison, will sail the s0th Noyemb
land can comfortably accommodate cabin aud "
cabin psssengtn at very moderate rate Apply board
hip orto j. HERDMAN
n28rc al Sou,k .t.et
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P O E 7 R Y .
From the Tue WeSleydn'
The House of Prayer.

TUNE-7he Old III m CHAIR.
love it, love it, and who shall dare
To chde me for loving the house of prayer
have priced it long as holy place,
Where my gracious Lord shows his smiling face
Do you ask me- why linger here,
Why the place to me is sweet and dear'
Here nv soul was saved from the fower's snare
And aacred place is the house OF prayer.
Here The meek and lowly in heart agree
To raise the voice while they bend the knee,
While gentle showers of grace dishll,
Our hearts to cheer, our souls 10 fill.
Let the vain and proud this place pass by,
And scorn the thought to linger nigh
But | love it, love it, and will declare,
That here is 40 place like the house of prayer
No place ike this below the sky,
Yet ,here is place prepared on high
Where the wicked one troubles not the blcst,
Where the weary soul will forever rest,
Where the prayer of faith finds its great reward,
And the faithful ones will be with their Lord;
But uat! my soul shall enter there,
Let me still delight in the house OF prayer,
JIM. w.
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MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS

THNHE reputation of these very celebrated veg
n etabe remedies is now unequaled by any
others in this country or in Europe. They are
fully established as the most universal family
medicine now in use, and they will maintain
their preeminent lenown by the intrinsic and
comprehensive virtues which acquired it. The
usual modes of puifery would be UNIV orthy of
them, and is unnecessary. Thousands and tens
of thousands persons now living in perfectly
restored health, can testify, as thousands have
testified to their prompt and decided efficacy not
only IN all ordinary arrangements of health, from
impaired digestive functions cosiveness, bilious
and liver complaints, rheumatic and infamatory
colds, coughs, nervous weakness, loss ofappette
failure Flesh, headache and impure state of the
blood and other fluids, but also IN ibtlamatory
and chronic rheumatism, fever and ague, ott CT
intermittent fevers, bronchitis, choic pleursy,
consumption, asthma, palpltation Of the heart
rush of blood to the head, settled pains in the
joints, limbs and organs, affectations of the bad
der and kidneys, jaundice dIopsy. piles chow
ever inveterate, habitual costiveness, se-ous 81
bilious looseness, obstinate headache and giddi.
ness, and an immense number of other malades
They require no dieting nor confinement, are
perfectly mid and pleasant in their operation
but will powerfully restore health, that greatest
OF all earthly blessings, to the most exhausted
and ditapidated constitutions. Prepared and sold
by Dr. Haiii0m B. .I9fdt. 1886 Broadway NY.
For sale by V. ROSS, Brandon, VI.
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A CA he ID.

DR.. E., VAIL, would respectfully an.
nounce 10 the citizens of Brandon and vi.
entity, that he has located himself in the
sixth dwelling south of the Bop'ist Meet
ing House, for the purpose of practising
Medicine and Surgery. He has had sew
eral years experience in his profession,
one of which was spent in The Albany
Aims House Hospital, as practising Ply
slcian and Surgeon, which afforded bin
an opportunity Of examining and prescrib-
ing for diseases from almost all paris OF
he country. DR.. Vail will always be
found at home when not absent upon Pro-
tesslonal business. E. Vail, M, ID.
Brandon, April Esd, 1874 ASH
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A CURIOSITY. We learn that gen.
tleman of this city, recently returned from
Europe, has brought with him a Canary
bird, the gift of IA friend, which distinctly
sings to airs-the Hunters Chorus in Der
Freschutz and a Waltz of Beelhoven's
This wonderful little cantatrice was in.
structed by blind flute player, and one
OF It's other accomplishments is said to be
beating time with It's foot while singing.
Instances of birds being taught few bars
of a very simple melody are not uncom-
mon, but cultivation to the point which
this Canary has reached must be exceed
ing rare. The mocking bird would be a
more rare pupil than any other. lis nat.
ural ear is certainly quickest, and its vo,
cal powers most versatile The secret of
teaching bird TO sing an air consists in
playing the first notes over and over a.
gain upon some instrument agreeable TO
the bird, taking Gale 10 suit the pitch ex-
actly to the learners capacity. When
these notes are successfully minated, the
lesson proceeds with following, so on to
the end. A vast amount Of patience is re.
quisite to accomplish the object. We
knew a gentleman in this city few years
ago, who had thus taught bird TO sing
the first part of popular tunc.-Phila,
North American.
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F 0 r S A l. E .

~ HE subscriber has Dwelling house,
with a good Well and Cistern, Barn aud
sheds, Backsm.h's Shop with tools,
and one half acre OF land, which be will
sell on reasonable terms. Said premises
lie near the Brick Westinghouse in this
town. Application may be made 10 the
subscriber on the premises, or TO John G.
Perry, of this place Time for payment
will be given, for one halt, one year, aud
for the other haIs two years, if desired.
JAMES BRANAN.
Leicester, Nay, 20, 1874. 48Hf
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from the Providence Journal, that about
100000 spindIes have been contracted for
by an establishment in that vicinity. In
Lowell large mill is now being erected,
and another in Manchester, N H. This
will increase the market for agricultural
products-extend our importatons to for.
eign markets, instead of being indebted to
them for articles we need, and greatly i'm
prove the business and means of every
class of commrnity.-F River Monitor.
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TEaMS-One Dollar a gear in a
TO CLUBS.

NJ Postmasters, Teachers, and all persons friend
ly TO the cause ofeducation, requested to act
agents for the Museum, and use their influence to
extend its circulation.
~ Letters enclosing money, in order to come
sal should be plainly addressed, and remittances
for Merrv's Museum, from subscribers, 1cW be at
orr risk provided it is enclosed in the presence of
the Postmaster, and sent 10 us free ofexpense.
ia sent to us, will be supplied gratis, in all cases,
provided we arc notified Of any failures free of ex>
pense, BRADBURY, SODEN & co.
No, ~, Schoost, Boston,
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NOTICE..

ENOR the purpose of giving more exclusive
IL attention to the interests this p Ter, tie
subscriber has for the present relinqusled the
carrying on of the BLACK SMETHING
BUSINESS, ard HARRY A. HU Mt will
carry ii on instead. Harry is mechanic, aid
should he not do his work we'll it will not lie
in consequence OF his not knowing hoaO 10 DO it
-. Those who are indebted 10 he subscri.
Der will confer favor on him by calling as seen
as may be, and arranging matters by mole or
otherwise.
J. HOLCOMR.
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PROSPECTUS
Ofthe best Ladies' Magazine.
The Ladies' National Magazine.
Edited by Mrs. ANN S. STEPHENS.

Edited by Mrs. ANN S. STEPHENS.
A new volume of this periodical begins will
IN July 1874. The improvements Projected
for the forthcoming six months are very great -
All the first writers, especially of the sex, have
been secured; and this is the only t,O0 dOIia,
Magazine aDhOSe contents are original Mrs
Ann S. Stephens will continue as editor, assisted
by Mrs Sigourney, Osgood Ellet, Dinnies, &c
No expense will be spared 10 make this, emphat-
ically,
THE NEW YORK MAGAZINE.
In order that this periodical shall have a nation
al, as well as lady-lke character, the proprietor
has undertaken entirely original enterprise and
one which cannot fail to make his work unver-
sally and eagerly sought for. This is nothing less
than the publishing
GALLERY OF AMERICAN BEAUTY,
to be engraved from actual portraits painted by
our first artists the fair subjects to be chosen from
all parts of the Union. The portrait in the July
number is specimen of the style in which they
will be got up. by this means the subscribers will
obtain complete Gallery of the most lonely 100
men IN the sOOrlI.
SARTAlN'S Splendid MEZZOTINTS.
Some of these portraits will be executed in Mr.
Sartain's nimtabe style, while others, with en-
cravings on various interesting subjects, will be
by Cheney Pease, IIlnan, Wilmer, Dick, &C.
QOdhhE . COLOHEh DEC1GSf o.
The services of Mr. Quarre, late of the Artist,
are also secuted and flowers, birds, lace-work,
arabesques, and orders of his inimtable designs,
printed in color, will, at intervals appear.
FASHIONS AHEAD OFLONDO.
BY means of costly and exclusive arrangements
abroad. this is the only Magazine that can publish
the fashions ahead of London. our patterns for
Aptil, issued on the IAN Of March, acre the
same as those in the celebrated London World
of Fashion 1Dhich ayriUed here on the 2lSt of
March. In like manner we anticipate the Eng
fish Magazines in May and June, and shall CON
tnue to do so. OF these facts we dare denial
And all the other Magazines have ignorantly cop
led our Fashions from one to two months after
wards the terms are
Only Two Dollars Yearly.
An unprecedentedly low price for the only real
I.ady's book in the country.
w. H. GRAHAM,
100 Nassau street. New-York.
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EXTENSION. OF MANUFACTURES,

ExTENsIoNso OF MANUFACTURES. II
Is truly gratifying 10 hear from various
sections OF our country, of the general
prosperity ofbusiness ofalmost every kind
under the fostering protection of The tariff,
A site has been purchased and prepaTa.
tons are making by two of our enterpris-
ing citizens, for erecting another large
establishment in this place for The manu-
fac!urc Of cotton cloths, We Learn also,