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The New York herald., 1845-11-16

After performing with great 6cloi at st. Peters
burg, the great pianist proceeded to Turkey, where
he had the honor of performing before the Sultan.
From Turkey M. De Meyer retraced his steps to his
native city, Vienna, giving concerts en- route each
and all OF which he obtained the most enthusiastic
he gave seven concerts, at the greater number OF
which the Imperial Court were present; and
il is needless to say his reception was iatterIng be-
yond all that preceded. He was made pianist by
Austria, and was also enlisted honorary member OF
the IoRservatoire Of Vienna. And after visiting
The New York herald., 1845-11-16

French journalists remarked alIuding TO the accl-
dent and his performance Immediately SUBSEQUENT
IN De Never seemed to us TO have been able to
spare more fingers than one, for we never heard
such showers of notes. even from tour hands, elicit
ed ON the piano as he produced in his performance
at Hector Berlioz concert" leopold de IN Meyer yer
f,vourite niece the Marche Marocaine, which he
nlaved there. was arranged by Hector Berlioz tor
his whole grand orchestra, and performed at the
next concert with tremendous effect. II was the
first time Nj. Beroz found any modern pianoforte
music worthy to be transferred into orchestral
s ore.
The New York herald., 1845-11-16

fo,- MIR. Calhoun arrived at New Orleans on the
morning Of the 7th inst
The New York herald., 1845-11-16

loURT FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRoRs.-Alba-
ny, Friday, Nov IA, lsi5.-Present, Lieut. Govern
or Imel Justice and IL Senators body reassen.
pied toda ana quorum was found in attendance The
Court proceeded with the hearing of eau.
ses No. Z. cartridge and al va. j. !. West and al
Paine was heard for plH In error. N' 49,
The New York herald., 1845-11-16

Louis XVI.
Unpopularity of the Queen.
The National Assembly.
Flight to Varennes.
Trial and execution.
Government by the conven.
ton.
Buonaparte.
Expels the Councils.
Military despotism.
Napoleon IL. set aside.
Restoration Of Louis XVIII.
Amnesty to all but rcgi-
cides.
Conspiracies Of Berton, Bo-
ries, SC.
Unpopularity of Count d.
Artois.
Fear Of the Jesuits.
Charles X, late Kings bro
ther.
Suspected birth of Duke OF
Bordeaux.
Influence Of the Jesuits.
Royal ordinances.
Meeting Of the dissolved
Chamber.
Flight and abdication of
the King.
Expulsion Of him and his
family.
They take refuge in Eng
The New York herald., 1845-11-16

FROM CAFE HAYTIEN.-A correspondent oil the
der date Of October 18TH as follows =
The British brig Apollo arrived here on the llh from
Liverpool, having touched at Porto Plate The cargo,
after some delay allow ed to be entered the
tom house by special" favor;' but ten thousand dollars
in Haytien paper remitted by merchant Of Porto Plate
his correspondent here was seized by government
pursuant to the law lately published, forbidding all
commerce with the Spanish part.
All communication with the Spanish part, Of whatever
nature is forbidden, under the scverest penalties
leave that part Of the Island within month
pain OF being considered accompices in the insurrec
ton II has, however, no power to make this order
known to the parties interested
Three or four OF the largest national vessels
undergoing repairs. Tais will delay the expedition
against the Domincans somewhat, as tho army will not
march until the fleet is ready to sail.
The leaders OF the late insurrecton at eaaone have
been tried ana were acquitted on account alleged
oiinformality-one oi OF the Judges being under age.
for the purpose of obtaining, If possible some reduction
and extension of time tho French claim have re
turned without efecting anything.
Coffee, in the face OF the increased duty to
st November has risen to IL cents This
rise is partly owing to scarcity and partly to the depre
citation OF the currency from the constant issues of
paper
MORE PorrsvILLE.-We learn from the An
hracife GdSeffe, that at present the Borough of
pottsvlle contains 1908 houses exclusive Of chrc
aud hotels i29 of these constructed OF brick and
stone and 17e are frame buildings. 81 buildings have
in progress OF erection. The borough contains 70
churches and taverns Some these hotels are large
elegant buildings and in size and in the style in which
they nfe kept, VIII bear comparison with the first class
City Hotels. Among the buildings now in progress il
church edice Intended to be occupied by the Episcopa
Ian Me,hodsts It will 1e IN neat and well finished brick
also being built this will be OF the largest hotel in
the borough The main building % feet in front and
in superior style There are y; stores wsn he l.
mia Of ths borough.
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Crorkerp Uare.
CROCKERY, ETC.

CROCKERY, ETC.
- p. DEWEY, Importer and Dealer IN French and
-. English CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE,
~ Water-streei, Opposite L. ;. HoieJ New Ors,
would Inform his and the public that having been
making large additions to his establishment he has a.
)fer them the extensive and complete assortment OF
Goods IN his line before opened Ia tbs country, IN
cludng in addition to the above, STONE WARE, LOOK
ING GLASSES, CLOCKS, SOLAR, ASTRAL AND
HALL LAMPS, GIRANDOLES sc. nc. SC. All Of
which will be sold term, favorable those OF any
smi iar establl shmeui In the United States lsfy
GREENWICH POTTERY,
NO. 2bi WEST EIGHTEENrH-Sr between Ninth and
Tenth Avenue-rhe attention OF tie public Il called 10
articles MANUFACTURED this Esiabl shmeni,
consisting IN part Of the following VIZ
Stone Ware, Earthen Ware,
Portable Furnaces, Flower Pots,
Beer Jugs Oven Tie,
Chimney Tops, Green House do,
Stove Brick, Backs and lambs lor CRATES,
Fire Brick, Fire Cement and Clay,
As this ESTABLISHMENT IL the only of the kind
the city where ALL the above articles Manufactured
md sold, Dealers respectfully invited To call and they
vii be supplied Cheaper AID Better Terms than be had
4 the city .D.oo0 PORTABLE FURNACES now On hand
and ready for the Spring Trade.
mr+ em WASHINGTON SMITH
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THE TRIBUNE.
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.


At the meeting Of the friends OF the Great West
ern Railroad through Canada held al Detroit ;h'
2Oh ul,.. Hon. A. 5. Porter chairman. After Tn
Chairman had addressed the meeting the importance
OF having the road terminate Windsor. opposite De
tro.i. Gen J. NJ Howard offered the following resou
lions
Ee,osi TIA, the importance OF ,h- projected work Wit
prop-r i~rnin. 70 the are OF Michigan, The City o: u
tot ani the travelling public. canDo BE- over esnisisc
IL promises its prOprrios revenue upon It's COS
eqaa thsi u any road like distance 20 Am-rca
TO ~. TO slI~r. II Is md enss'r that is Western
s'ou ~ opposite tf- Cav Of Detroit Tins connretn
The gregt Central Railroad Of Michigan In the Ne~fo
and I'm. Railroads, and cDnmanC ing a.! the v ib
ami Of he travel between Chicago and Ne"
York-
He,,lred That the suggested termination Of the road o.
tn =, CAR RIVER would entirely prevent i's use d1fin
the winter .sa-oa, AMI bfug inio unsnec--.u co'npe
Ton with lac nav 4iop during the SUMNER vi II no re-
s,uable hope he iniuised thai pnohc e'oh OF pay "
snl~rpr re vi c,-se he connecting link between 70
avail be ., the pubic pref, ,be 10 the propretofs
REQ r<L Tb4i while we consider Ia. termination oi in'
pro ~cir. rpaI al point The Sagsrr yer Essen
l,t,.n,.l,fy II !, n, nigeria tn Western staisi
yOiai shs b. el~cted the g~si end IN view oeng
direct AMI continuous 81 canon iet"een Doe
ton an III M-sisdpp River by Railway, wnch can on,
b. obtained by connecting the Crest Wesefn ktlway
Cansia with he Central Railroad Of Michigan, TIE STAT.
Michigan hiyinx abandonei rs par q her sysss o. 10
impfos. uenis, toe cDsructon oil NDfhern hn
read e ding West Iom Por Huron, opposite Port Saria
n,oi,ed iise no zeal or effort. sha he wanting iis
pafi If M sh.D ants Of Detroit ~ facilitate The cDnstIie
on Of h proPosed work, or ~ f-ndefn productive ate
lie competition
Rsolr<I Thst IN the Great Western Railway shouh
terminate II WIN isor Ia believer that much Of thar pr
tyn 81 the winter rIvs from the Ohio and MssssPP va
leys winch hitherto fund lis way across HE A"eghtns
Mountains. by slase route Of than 80 miles, 10 h'
AuanrIc cities wo be turned Northward, and pos
tho tsnpis while Of that travel could De ehprc
I'D should the Great Western Road terminate al any POI"
On the ST CLAIR River.
John j. Adam. Auditor General; o. H. Coms'ocS,
Commissioner Of Internal improvements A, l. Mehey
nold. 4. A. Bush and Henry Ledysrd, were appointed
10 coec, statistics relative the amount ofa'e winch
over the Lakes the which passes over 'h
Railroad Westward from Detroit, &c. This committee
were instructed to prepare a report for publication
The citizens OF GAINESVILLE. Ohio, have subscribed
as 900 towards building cotton factory that place
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Books.
IN PRE- SIS,

T,-sAYs or HUMAN RlOHTs AND THEIR POLL
r. TICAL GUARANTEES. By ELIsHA r htklse =;
g.n-- Law Of lie Ciy ~ Ne~-i N r moan "
INV IN n-a l.sl0 vO.Ine IL seTera chapters esc-ss
.le folowilE topics
l. THE OgIsI~ - HrAa~ RIGHTS
H. TRE Tzrt FuSCrI0> % yoyEs>~E>T;
III THt Co>sTIIUTio~ - G1vss>NENT:
wv C0<sTfrUrl1~AL LIMITATIONS AND PEoHisirio>s;
VI Tbs ELEcTivr FEsscEisE,
VII Rlcsrs E..x,rl~s from THE SENTIMENTS AND
AFFECT10Ss.
VIII TIE RicHrs % WOMAN.
Tons.
K INTELLEcTrAL PsofERry
II. WORK III be printed far age iype ard 900 a.
retail a. 81 certs per COPY GREELEY McELRATH,
ies Tribune Buildings NY
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THE EYE.

AR POWELL& DR. DIOSSY, Oculi.ts and Ophihai
~ mic Surgeons No 6l Broadway corner of Warren-si
outline their practice Diseases of Eye Operations upon
nat Organ and Appendag-s, and all mperfecions Of VI
son Testimonials from the most eminent medical men ~
Europe and America Reference TO patients hat have been
ieecty cured Of Amauros Caarac., Ophthalma, Nebua
n Specks on the Eve Slrsbismus or Squining, &C.
ARTIFICIAL EYES INSERTED without pain or oper-
,iion that cannot be distinguished from the nsural
SPECTACLFS-Adslceg gwen n the kind Of gasse.
u,abc To particular defects The poor treated srauiior
~ i,os'p N ivi eoif
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IRON WAREHOUSE, l2l GREENwICH-sT.
L. EkAEis. BREEsE L SAMPSON. successors TO
~ B-yfusn Joiuson. Avrcs Co have on band and ODER
az literal terms fh Assortmcni Of SWEDISH ea
and syisfe IRON.
hss<la r l old sahle Iron
Eags.sh and Amsr,csn round fai and square Bar lron
Bfsf so lls.ds, Jls io hA.fineh
ssasr tssis aud sho~ SHAPES. Of al stree
fss. sell of Norwegian Old Sable and Junisa Iron
baal sffoi sns Hoop Iron. u al sifes
Cas- tss sirc and German sisc OF VARIOUS s'amps
sgsas ss~i AnsfiesE Blister sirs., ~ Blister See.
Es,..sf ss.l flss ifsn. - al afes
sAds. GOD ssAs h.ilfsd splkes
CT b.ss rssis sA1 spises. Of a. srcs
Ace f.all.s q 90 srnsi.~ nha ~m'
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Alarbinerp for nlanutartures, &t.
wooDWoRTH's planning MACHINES.

WOODWORTH'S PLANNING MACHINEs'
{NOURTEkN YEARS EAPERlE\tE, together win
many valuable improvements and additions 10 his for
1er Tools enables tie subscriber furnish at short NOTICE
and Of the perfect construction. materials and work
,aship Machines to plane Wood all lie varieties such
a. planning sursc ing only. or cutting mOuldngs.
Also panng ionieIng and groOvng, joining. OF raDor
NJ and panng capbOards
Appcai ION may be made TO the subscriber. At ms e-af
.hn.n in Folklore al hs Office corner OF Commercial
and Lew s-sire Boston, where machines may re seen and
nv information relative TO the sans may be obtained
ve AS of Josiah Blackwe. CO. New York. " OF J. W.
Scenck Albany. Letters Of inquiry must be Ro.l paid
SAMUEL b. SCHENCk
Foxboro Mass April t. i94i ally
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PAssrNGERs SAILED.

In N, Catalonia, from Bos'on for L,r1pool-Nr Ga
Hard and VIE Mrs snd Mi-s Lonmsr. Mr Morrison IL
y Eyre ck-on. Jno G DelviD Jas Mcconnell, G"org'
Marin Y DOrr Richard Clark, Taylor. Blcke
Middleton : Nechclman. DIR l. Arocher Alfred Mi
chades. Mi Adie l. l. Jeapvensd MI oil Ne~-fork Mi
DR. Bowd iich VIM q Hodskinson Thos Foster. II Ste
ven- Jr Mr. Roach Col Thos n Perkins. Jr q Hovty
John Mariand John Manning Mrs Audcbeft, OF Boston
John Boadle OF Nsntuckui Mrs Ball. Ma''hl' son
Jno Bail g : Cameron VIM Ogilby, (Bfitsh CONSUL o
Cuarlestop; Fvrrcs Of Mobile; kohf Leach chss bou
quot Y r Perry, VIM Prek,r WIN Holmes. WIN fouD
OF NOrleans: Mr. Trail. 81 Mubsbesd AYE, Oi %
mnhia SC: w n Peak N Greene. OF Providence: "
Hopper G. Branson. OF Miss Mr. Carson Miss kignail
John Pea-c Of England: Ben amin and wife. OF Que
bee. Major French. SD regiment J. and wife; Primo
Charles do Sorrns and Of Europe; Camille Car
tarsn Of Mexico; Power. of Texas A L Kennedy
Of Hamilton. Canada. Jno fisken, of Toronto NJ Pic"
rem. OF Dundee Scotland; Thos Whtelaw, OF SCOTLAND
Capt Douglass. OF Canada-G6
For HabJar--Nr and Mrs Fraser and child. Mr. an
Mr. Acosa. .Ir and Mrs Clark, DIR Jos Prescott, NJ
Mayer J Morgan, l. Howe LHaryey. + Weeks-ls
Total ~
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Williams ANNUAL REGISTER ron 1915,
q BooK ZOE EVERY PROTESTANT.

Two BE PU BLiSHED about the ION ~ July. By Z
L WALKER. ~ and ia fui0n - THE HISTORY or
hOMAN>N. rom - earliest origin % tie present tine, by
Ire Rev. John Downing. 4 VI To BE- Published complete IN
splendid 1vo volume 10 nearly 100 pages, pnn'cd m
type. and embe.-ied with more than my highly I'm
shed EngrAvings. CHIEFLY from OrEna. Designs. Pnce )
Dollars: a l. heral Discount SLOWED 20 Agents.
TO CLEEGlNEN. PO>IMA>lERs, Nc.-W anfef, IN
tsery AMI village IN the United states. responsible
procure Subscribers and IN he sale 81 the
sbove worz, 70 whom liberal per centage vii b. allowed
address. r. WALh ER. III F4ion - y. Y. e24 osy
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WINDOW SHADES :

I C. WOODFORD, 12at Broadway, invites The attention OF
y. those about purchasing WINDOW SHADES TO bis co.
Of Shades being perhaps he most complete a M
Tie CITY, containing originality OF ~ ana beauty
correct copies the ebrae masters sdrane- Cornoya
md Others scnpul views, DARK landscsp--, vncties
yentan scenes, corresponding 10 any sized window Also
plain Gothic patterns; do Gothic Landscapes tOrntnhr
Columns Also invoice of Ow prce, Shades land
,caped and plain.
y B.-Merchsns visiting the city buyng sell again, will
re allO ell liberal disc cunt, by
J. {. WOODFORD, 2sei Broadway
myiiy Lsfsrges Buildings. "a door from Reas.-i.
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DUBLIC NOTICE 4, HEREBY on

DuBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN OF the lo.s
cCefca1- No 71l for q Shares Of the Capital Stock
u the Farmers Loan and Trust Company, OF New Yors
~hcA certificate 10 izEof Of Colore. William Lindsay
[. : A and ca.ed 18Th November ls1h SAID certin
cate as been found he death of Colonel Lindsay
which occurred IN the month OF September 1883 and sPp
cAfion viii be made for The vi certificate for the
h~u-ff ~ hi. f-irS- Dated Juf- flfi iQti Sil rw
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uUin0om SHADES.
,XrI>DOW SHADE DEPCT. no !

lXrINDOW SHADE DEPOT. No, SPRUCE
w STREET. y i.-Ih' only mannafiVfy am tA
TENT h- United = te-.Ihe subscriber, onef Tor sac ue
most splendid assortment az SHADES which could De col
al' ed together, cCU-l-ils- Al the following styles
1900 pIirs of beautiful Gothic, painted oy ARTISTS ltse
are al views OF celebrated places 90 Europe
4o0o pair. oi assorted GOihc Coruihnn ana Landscape
such a, are generally sod about the cry.
Is pairs OF beautiful COrnian poinitd ~ tforence
100 par- of some OF tie celebrated places In i-
country.
5000 pairs ~ chesp Shades, from 61i CO., TO = 50.
We pledge ourselves sell 100 per cent. cheaper Than
other house ia New York. Persons wishing 10 see the pro
ess II getting up the mos useful arce are shown ihrousl
Inc pantn. rooms " th great pleasure
-lGNs. BANNERS and INTERIOR DECORATIONS
at 10 be surpassed. TRIMMINGS OF al kinds at manu-
i.cufcrs' prices.
Persons buying .e again deal With on the most liberia
.-rm. 10y Sui BARTOL n DE MAUNi.
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~Ts~ AFOR NEWBUK(:H--Lsndn =
sstessssS1s..>:=-7x CALDWELLs. WEsT POINT, COLD

SPRING and CORNWALL.
The Steamboat JAMES MADISON Capt CgsKLys Hal
,rEAD VIII the Warren-street Pier every Monday ~
cock and Tuesday and fdday ~ O'Clock, p. NJ. Kesn
az, Will Scwburgh every Tuesday Morning Aif
lasl O'Clock, and every "Wednesday and Saturday q 5
o'clock, 4. ~.
All Baggage Packages Parcels, Bank Bills or Specie,
board tbs boat hout being entered tbs boob
.eceipe 0r. mnsi be a the r.k Of e thereof N
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COMMITS PATENT YEAST.

CCORDING to the old maxim, a. Bread is the ssf oi
N life" Bul Il Is certain thai GOOD nEALTHFvL BREAD
SWEET, LIGHT and DGssrIBLE.i by no means easily Oh
snei and myrads OF persons obliged 10 wander along
without thai essential stat.
Chemical and research expended for
more necessary and useful purpose than In the discovery Of
he material Inch should promptly and certainly produce
oOd Bread Tha! great desidcram has been Obtained by
he skill and patience of Mr. COnant of Lowell who has
craned the gradients requisite for The procuring OF super
xceeni Bread quickly the aouf be sneaded and
aked II is demonsr that. by the old slow process OF
ynOus fenfaon much of the nutritious portion of The
oar extracted; but by the application Of CONANT>
PATENT YEAST, instantaneous eferye-crnce directly fol-
aud all the seccharne properties OF the meal are re
aimed thus securing The entire nounshmenI which the -four
aalursly includes.
Sold. " holcsae and retail. By
NJ. =. MUSSEY, Clinton Hail. cor. Beekman and Nassau
GASSNER 4 YOUNG. lSz Chaiham-st
CHESTER briggs. 6si Broadway
JOHN IL BROWNS BROTHERS, IS and 81 Brosdst
STAPLES FORD. 1872 Bowery.
:. V. ALBRO, S23 Bow-ry. cor. BOnd-sL
T. A 5. HOPE. 1872 Chamhers-s,
DOMiSlCk DRUMMOND, a. Greenwich-st
SAMUEL NIP, 40 Broadway
Also by the principal Grocers In general ea ostfy
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PERIFOCAL SPECTACLES.

fINHEsE LENSES pronounced superior 10 AL o,ief- VI
by Drs Lardner. Patterson saf numerous o'ser SC
ntc ceu;emeu are of American invocation and manufs1uf
ii only nj the new and extensive OPTICAL WORKS
Sonh Oxford Mass Numerous testimonials Of iheiT mer
an lie shown but seeing Is believing The public are IN
ited TO examine and Judge for themselves They may b,
ound nj the Wholesale and retail Agency No ls2 Broadway
md also al r. J. CROWEN'S Book Store, 6i Broadway
Jiroull csses OF deficient vision solicited.
ulh,7 VT y y RR't'HAM.
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REFORE THE VICE CHANCELLOR Of d

~ Efsf CrcEiL-Ann Gil, Adnlnis;ra.rlx &c Of Thomas
4 "a John X Peters, and othsrsB for foreclosure
MOfiga.e-HOra.o Bo,er OF Nrwi0rk, complainant. so
lc0r.-Hr1fy JenAs and Eliza T. his wife, o, the de-
frlanis IN tbs whose Place vi IN Smith
nrd, Rhode sanc required 10 appear tins BY
he eleventh tsy Of September rex he bill filed herein
VII te tsken j. Confessed Dy them leis iaw3w
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PISTOLS.

L PEATiN0 PISTOLS-For sac by A W. SPIES
Co 2ls Pear Also, single and double Guns Rses
Pistols Powder Flaks Shot Bsgs Pouches. Game bass
fercussoa Cape, Gun Looks and parts Of locks, and Al
Kinds OF Cur Smiths articles
Hardware, Cutlery. Tea Trsys and Walters Also Dixon
Sons Britannia Ware, great variety Of new patterns
si received BY the packet SHIPS Tor sale reasonable
irfns ir7y
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DAGUERREOTYPE--PL
Two DAOUERREOTYPE ARTISTS AND AMATEURS
In consequence OF repeated complaints from ARTISTS OF
allure. to obtain FINE PORTRAITS, from imperiecilon-
n he PLATES the subscriber begs leave to inform urin
hat he manufacturing Plates Of superior faly 20 any
that have al iherto been used this country These Plates
nave been fairly ed and by several Of The most eN
p-renced and skf operators and amateurs IN The Jnied
states from whom he las received certificates that they
.upcfi u any Plates hey ever before used
SIGNED
PAUL 3. GODDARD, VI. ID.
JOSEPH E-PARkEk and
WM. g. MASON. Amateurs
Me-srs. W. A r. LANGENHEIM, Operators Phlad.
Itch WHIPfLE, do. Boston
A6ESrs-Mc.-rs. ". \ r. Langeuheim. Exchange and
William g. Mason, % Chesuust Philadelphia, and Mes-fs
Itch Whpp.e. % Washington u Boston
None genuine unless stamped Z W Hi T. maker ~ l.
VI gnr iaciurcd and sold whles lle sui RETAIL by
aloy EDWARD WHITE. 10 BInadMay. y y.
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CAsT.sTEEI EDGE TOOLS.

,INHE Real Genuine CONGERS TOOLS only be haG
a. 3 Attorney street, where they made and finished
yih nv own hands therefore can recommend teIn AMI
a. George Rnrs Co.'S, Plat street Those Tools Orefe
.y Osborn Little. 50 Fulton street, and other store
.;anued CONFER not my make. e- are d--nei o
ieceive Mine are stamped ius "COuger, NewYofA, -
Attorney street" TIE name Of j. Coneer Berry Il al-
lded he having interest IN the business liberal d.
m,.2as,ns IOHN CONGvR
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SALAMANDER SAFES.

SALAMhNDER SAFES.
DlCHs IMPROVED PATENT SALAMASDER
III sAFFS-Narrsntei Fire, Thief and Damp Proof The
saiaanorf the Oay safe among the many pgrpor-ng
&c Ff- Proof which has IN al cases proved u Re
severely tested Al tlrcren times and single
aicgccd here las ia.ed preserve
70 contents. tpw ards Of four hgudf- have been ssd by
he sabscnbcr and hs 10 SescrcAn-. The pubic
.nsli-d call ard examine for themselves a. The OF
A. :. MARVIN. iS8. Water 81
safes u ocr makers and secoud hand sses FOR very
cheap myfoy
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DR.. LARDNER's LECTURES

THE FIFTH Number 81 DR.. Lardlrr'- Lectures on
Il Science and Art v b. published and ready for Book
sellers. Agents Others Monday uexi LIE Jtn ms
T-s Number contains Lectures on Gliyansm. iae Moon
and The Weather. Periodic COuets and Liz Radiation "
heat Price > cents
~ The back Number. sy be obtained from any Of he
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