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III The TENNESSEE LEGISLATORS went into
oln meeting on the lslh for the election of Attorney
oeneraL The vote stood % for w. H. Humphrey
Loco q for Z. A Keeblc and Is scattering Mir
II was elected of course. Tuesday, the 2lsi. was
hxed To- the election ola L. 5. Senator in the place
Of Hon. +. H. Foster.
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- L. ID. wheeler, Attorney and Counselor 81
Law Ard Commissioner q Deeds Sr will attend Ia he
Reetns Rooss Q, fsmrsry Hall ii al bours OF the dsJ
"a -versny !yiS osv
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CIVILIZATION or AFRICA meeting was held
the Hall of the Lyceum & Natural History, sos
Broadway on Monday ey,niu'. at which ii was re
solved to form a Nationa, iety 10 promote the
Civilization of Africa by means of missionaries, re
slous and literary, chosen g. m among the descend
ants Of Africa in this country, and educated witt
express reference to the field of labor assigned
them These laborers are expected TO make Africa
their permanent residence and devote their lives tc
her regenera,ion.--We shall speak farther of the
enterprise when the plan is ready for publication
and the consent 10 serve of those chosen for officers
Of the Society shall have been obtained
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Schools.
THE NEW BRIGHTON

'EHE NEW BRIeHION OoAe.isLe >c1cO. VII
i commence rs next session Monday, Nov j. This
Schoo, possesses facilities and advantages superior any
other ny ia proximity 70 New York, lis beautiful suson
is Of access BY hourly steamers snd s elevated
standard u esacaon The school i siusied on The hghi
OF New Brighton within SIX miles OF NewNork, and cceu
pies the elegant chateau the Brothers Joseph and adj
mirably aped for TIE limited number OF It's pupils AL
the branches Of a, ordinary En.sh Education. the Classics
and Mathematics, extended iatoush iu SoIese course
are here taught; also he French Spanish. German and
Italian languages A.. The teachers reside IN he fAily and
The meet p-relai supervision had over The pupils FOR
catalogues SID iu Information sppy al the orce OF me
school, 1872 Broadway, " u corner Of Johr-st where he
Principal can be seen daily
o. W /. Z A NJ prirrinai.
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II Commissioner Of Deeds II. Gnswold
Commissioned oi DEEDS, can be found from n 70
n. o. Nc. CRY Hal, IN lie Puk oss IN
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"a. Broalwnv -w-iors--Pctures taken ihis e-isb
.sr,.nI sr- not exce-i In his country say
rOu. patrous TIE public are respectfully invited cal
iudgr Tor .hells.lvrs Oe IN
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II BACQtEr, Classical English and French school.
~. Elizabeihown New Jersey-ln this School the ancient
and modern languages taught with great care Pups
prepared for college the counting house and have ne
advantage Of hearing and speaking daily te English Span
ish and French languages
Circulars may be had at the bookstores Of Messrs ock
wood 4 Son, All Broadway, and Thos. J. Cowen, eo
Broadway OF 3,awlmTurhNs'
MR. {. SCHAFFEK'S Private scnoo tor ia
IVI stuictOn IN Dancing. Walking, Ls Polka, MHurka,
Mnues, Galopadss Quadres, English Contra aud Span
ish Dances Nc will commence on Monday, Sept Sth Al
No 2s Mercers Of Amity, al o'clock and T. NJ
For farther particulars, please call as above rhbweod'
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BARTINE'S LOTION.


THIS GREAT REMEDY for Rneu raiism, Sprans GUS,
Bruises Wounds of every description, pains In the
back ana lOns throat, ring worm and all
erptons of The skin lever and ague crump In the stoi
mach, headache &c "a. established iavortes among
medicines intended 10 effect cure in any the above
and numberess others OF the like nature such being Tie
fact only necessary say that can be had at 10 Genie
per botte) of the proprelors, ). BARTlNE Gu al
their principal Depot 3S Broadway, and nj the following
places In This city, % Neseyst 81 Para Row 90 Nassau
- l78 Grand ST. 68 Chatham 1870 Bowery Rablnesu
Baths Vauxhal Garden; Park Row and Beesmsn-st;
Bowery snd kivngton-st, cor. Wal and Nassau -ls cor
Broadway ard FuOn-L 9th avenue, corner loh.st Mp
4 Brovn Ch-lsea and others Also nearly all the prn
cipal cities and towns throughout the United States
..ft
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GEO. i. LIE ROW. A. NJ. Principal.
A FAMILY Boarding school for BOys-Cenirsiy stu
"A aied IN Nes bo0rfeld, " Jersey Number OF pupils
limited al n DAVID \. FRAME. A. NJ rescb.r.
Z AI1N--l-

From The ASSURANCES of parents who have NJ this
School. snd OF others Il believed that comments itself
Ia eminent 10 al acquainted with Is details. The
limited number OF pups exclusion OF all scholars
the thorough for College or business. which Us
pupils recevehe teaihness and peassniuess Of - To-
carOrtle ample private Fairgrounds which Surround and
enbesh 1.-THE sautsry moral influences vi ch pervais
ard control 1.-THE hOme-se comforts and attentions OF tie
family circle and he freedom from All visng and corrupt
ilg neghbOThoOd niuencesa combine 70 throw around
tbs school special for that class % parents who
much FOR the solid intellectual improvement of their
children. still for their health and comfort aud mos. OF
al. for the night moral training
Teyms-From 80 $50 the session OF Eve months, In full
for every ordinary expense
The Winter Session will commence the st day OF No
venber.
Circulars furnished application TO the Principal by mail
Otherwise. DAVID A. FRAME.
Ashland Hall Oct 9ai fc45 OBS G-
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NV MOVING Acknowledgment WILSON OF
buffalo, has just succeeded in bringing to perfection
40 @'elefor the above purpose which deserves the
s''sn'on Of all who are in any way interested in
ss'"aitara pursuits. The BHgalo Advertiser thus
ueserees Capt Wilson's invention:
s, -ns machine consists of a csrrisgc four wheels
Isloy one or two horses oxen, or other beasts OF
In. :. 10 me manner as a common wagon In the cen
ss,e ns bottom IL horizontal wheel upon an upright
60 which shsit and wheos receive a rotary motion
yo,xa. sa'ed by Gear from the main axle which re
TYs I'm 10 wheels, as the machine goes forward -
81 ~. Of this horizontal wheel with the addition
riS,S s,'es projecting from its edge measures the
vbsSi uae s"Sh which IS cut with the knives as the
10 ~ u.s. forward revolving rapidly and lying As close
The Sound as the nature of the may require
rruc, which susains the cutting wheel is con.
IN h. s 20 accommodate its hight any inequalities
The and to give II any inclination required
Cur ann snarpened oy their own operation. with.
ppos me machine. There is also attached 70 the
cur .neel or tub, wings which gather the grass as it
hc. m.a sy IN sswsth regularly and in a most per.
e for euring-it Is most simple In is const,uc.
" 10 means liable to be put out Of order"
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CUxXIF- r. FOLWELL, Draper and Tailor,

u No ls2 Bros8wsy, corner Of Jonn--t up sI1's "a
III ~ -ss~ raj b.. has received hs Fall and Winter
,o-s ~ IN. Cohs Cassneres, and Vestngs purchased
ir ash which he viii MAKE up IN asupeno' manner nos-
III 81 ,ssir own goods shall them made up In the
.sT,- manner a. II hey purchased OF him -
B. {. L. r. atiends 10 cutting Personally, snc, Will
he aste OF his eostunef and his combined, with TIE
fashions be receives semnonthy from London snd Fans,
MAKES 4 garment hat esnro, b surpassed. % I'm
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sTEREoTYPING AND PRINTING

STEREOTYPING AND PRINTING:
N-EWELLs PHOENIX PRESS AND tOl sDh T. UT
l bune Buildings. Sa-set-sL opposite ne fnhl-thr
subscriber having had his entire esab -lenI lr-Oye ~
fire a No III -prc--s a- the fourth story ot ne
Tribune Buildings and again ready 10 efeiye az or1s's
tor every description OF Plas and Ornamental hun9 aH
Stsreoiyping which vii De executed with neanese au ee
patch AZ the lowest prices. His type and presses ens al
new and OF the best Anis, be viii guarantee mat ne WOE
For u.ir.tea work w " confidently refers 20 publish
er Of this city who have already connccd ong ana uoi.
publication. 10 us care and experience.
IL Publishers and others are requested 10 cal am *
ANNE the establishment ard Judge Of ne saoscrDer lac III
tie. for doing their wors. W u NV ILL.,
ozl Ina Tdbure Buildings Nasssn-sL opposite tne PARK
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

CHEAP FASHIONABLE Tailoring EsiAo snneh-
- ~ afl-rnest near Henry.-GenueInen wto paHun1e
the ubscber VIII prUm0.e heir interest," ecen-e ns
are A. least PER ess a Other esisb,hnesi- are l
Pin are equal 10 he ke. M the city The following
H. rsng III urces charged ~ ms e-iahsefnent-s III "a
everyca-e wsrrsnteiSa nerne " est Of Eng sn1
fxnrg cord cloth Coat to - do bac. AID zsy eAs
-r. Pants S 70 Vests u every sind velvet 'A, ss.
CASHMERE ~ 81 to :. Clothes fep-if-i ~ uopgAT
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BOARDING SCHOOL.

PREPARATORY (BOARDlNGl SCHOOL, MIDDLE
L TOWN, CONN-D. II. CHASE, A. NJ. PRINCIPAL.
Established in 1885, Sessions bag 18Th and Nov
5.n continuing five month"; A. so per session Thorough
preparation for College business snf personal attentions
secured pupils fully the mos, expensive schools
Lads from Nswfoyk placed In charge OF acareiul pei.
son going and r.uruiry Circulars "a Market ard
ia Rrosdwav iZS We
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NOTHEKS MD NChSEs'1-,II You "on 1 ~
lVl 'Dr Eraas Celebrated Soothing Syrup your httio
babes avoid very affecting and distressing symptoms
and often fatal commissions. The gums swell, The child Is
seized with eQHen, It's of crying etchngs, starting Ia hr
sleep and spasis OF peculiar parts shress with violence,
puts into its mouth, xc. Sold by j. D. FAY, sole
Agent 1876 Fulton 81 lamp Sore) Sun Building New foix
Price 81 Jyll hmsod
GIVE RtIO.IIEADEp!"-Look to your nair ia
Il faine turning grey! 10 there dandnn IA
he root, Try WyErHs CREAM oy LILIES, celeoraled
for ~ years for establishment and growth Of the hair
prevents falling 81 turning grey and q unequeled
FOR the toiles-for real false curs " Ladies' Try 1t
For sas by o. FAY. lb FulIon-street, lamp StorsD
snn Ruildiry Y Pr.sa 50 rents iva bulepf
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INSTITUTE Evening school

NEtHANltS' INSTITUTE Evening School,
WI French Department No. - Chan'bersst Professor
Bassei is about organize his evening Classes in French
for the ensuing season at No. - Chambers Tor pupils r.
siding down and his residence, i9j ldson-st, tie
jh door above ST Luke Church. for those living up town
b. his method, pupils acquire French practically snd
yrammsicaiy without much study This system Is TIE re-
st of years of research The pupils find themselves re-
leyed irem Tie task oi hours study 10 i've minutes
No books are used except read and translate In
three tour courses torou. knowledge OF French : ou
tanned. Please To apply for further information ~ No y
45 HudsonsL o. 5awlm
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srEREoTYPING AND PRINTING.

DHG.SIX PRESS AND FOUNDRY, Tribune Buildings
The subscriber formerly Of the tfin Of Newell hon
auan a Woodruff - rapidly completing an exlrnsife
e-fahii.irr1enf. an vii. IN few days, be prepned
10 execute IN he rapid and beautiful manner svery de-
srrip1on VI stereotyplng anu Printing sys AID upon
,-rrlrs fhat csuuot nj 10 please WIN NEWELL,
-, formerly Of No n >DrIce--t
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rs. u.Ses OF RowoiEs are eating up some
10y bold prsnks at Ncw.Haven; such as breaking
49, iences &c. &c. and making nights hideou, BY
''~' " Ssw'Hsvsn in the land 0fs.eady habits .
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EAMILY BOARDING sCHOOL-f

EAMlEf BOARDING SChUoIT-Ihe " inter
session 90 Mr. and Mrs Ashbe Fulei'- School for Boys
and Girls IN heui, CT VIII commence Nov. l2lh. The
number Of pupils limited BOYS Will be fitted
for college their studies " III be adapted the designs Of
their parents Ia their future pursuits Terms-ihe year
Is divided into two sessions Of weeks each All expenses
except BOOKS $50 per session References Miss Catherine
NJ Seigwick. 10 be addressed by letter 66 Ninthst
LenoX. Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scd gwick, LenoN.
Msss Theodore Sedgwick, Esq ~ Wal st Or Peter
Pral, 70 Lbery-st ROierck Sedgwick, - West Wa b
ngtOn- place John Slosson. Esq Pesrl-st b. HaXon
IS Grove-sL L. John sedgwick, L. ;. A.; Prof Henry
White. ID. d. 81 Fst Circulars can BE- obtained Of either
of the referees OLD JaWSws
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nR. UPHAMS ELECTUARY (su internal remedy 10
~ certain cure for te PILES either internal or external
bleeding blind Sold only this city al the office of the
Original Proprietor, A. UPHAM, NJ D. regular educated
PLY OF twenty years experience confined 10 office
practice where Piles and Chronic diseases are success
ly treated Medical Office lg6 Bowery, four doors above
Spnn.-st. Office hours from A. NJ ~ 3 z. M. Advice
gratis olf lm-
EHOICE FAMILY MEDICINES, Drugs, u emic-
~ ais, &C. for sale by DAVID SANDS co Chem ists
and Pharmaceuss II East Broadway corner OF Marx 4
IT. Also, large assortment Of the most delicate French,
Engllsh German and American Perfumes, Extracts Cos
metcs &c OILS u
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A lKsss, Jr ID. M fosrEh
IRWIN g. FOSTER, Commission and Forwarding
] bs,chapts No icsssiiivs Pow Cincinnati sis "
TX NM PAIRS Mems women's and Cniidrsns,
lO,UUO Rubber Shoes 800 dozen SHRED Suspenders'
for ss-by loo im'l JOHN GIBBS. III Pearist
tOnnn It'd LOAN bond and mortgage on pro-
y%OVOperty 10 real estate In his city, Inquire sns
store IA Spring street M's
OOMPOsITION ROLLERs eass for Prinss.s, y
~ he nsw Type Foundry, No % Ann-s- y" ="
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patent Me0irinss.
SANDs'S SARSAPARILLA.

roR TIE REMcvAL and PERMANENT cNSE OF ALL DIS
Eases ARISING from An tNPVsk STATE OF rhk
~
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Glasses being arranged AZ the Office OF NJ Van bloc,
ven erg Esd No Is Centre--L hy ~ Erheer, author Of
- A PHRAsE-BOOk IN ENGLISH AND GERMAN"
Private classes formed hy Ladies or Gentlemen among
hemseve. will be after ded 10 by r. the terms Of 81 TOR
quarter OF "a lessons. Apply TO l. at Ihe above Office
on ~
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DIR. POWELL, n. D.
OcULisT AND OPERATIVE SURGEON continues NJ
Oro attend to DISEASES or THE EYE, from I"
o'clock at his residence, 81 BROADWAY.
AMAUROsls treated with great success CATARACT
and OPAClTIES or specxs On The Eye, etectoa ally feinos
in few nninuies ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without
operation, thai can with difficulty be svs ,
able 10 particular defects. Ofees and residence l'i
BROADWAY, entrance u WAkRES'sT' .o,.
GrataIfeas advtee 70 he poor. -, lmeoa -
APoTHEcARIEs' HALL, 80 oArHERINE-sr.
Established 1870
A IL MEDICINES IN tins establishment warranted gen
n ulne No boys OF inexperienced young n-n are ever
allowed 10 customers The finest Swedish Le-ches
for sale spilled by al exp-, isnced p-reon
WIN WATSON Cheuls, and Pharmsceutist,
slo 3meods From A Gardens. 81 ONord-sL London
isEKMLDA ARROW ROOT, u superior quality,
- warranted Pure-for sale BY DAVID SANDS Co
Chemists aud fharmsesut'ts, No. n East Broadway cor
Phy.cisns Prescriptions. and Family Recipes carefully
ant scientifically prepared by eompelen, person al a.
saoeror sw 81 Leecse- constantly hsndfor sale,
or applied by CON eieut per.on NJ Al hour. or
SUPERIOR NEW HULLED BUCKwHEAT.
TX BARRELS, halves quarters sghr and 6Sre:, nesay
/ packed and selected win care for the Eastern sna
southern marzets For sale IN quantities 70 sun pufcnss
5 ,y'''''- HOLT Il COMPANY, 80 Front-st
Aso Georgetown Ohio aud Genesss Flour Kept u
iy on hand
rsoeSsT iafDrm. The public ths; he is prepsrei 70
supply families private parties and balls WIN
i uer-H I'D
F.us. des ring dinners made up dishes sent 70 MI
all hnd orders ct the shortest NOTICE pdhetuAy
.xect4 He trusts by good style ana seflcI a"sn.on ~
tIe execuon OF ali orders 70 msrt NE paynsSs ensnaeo
~ HIM -, ~ H. 81 u.nst'r.,
O1J I'm Hest New ON noees, ., DIoe,- " y.
n-nTiCP OF Df.sOLTTION.-The copsrtDer
l\siio -xlstinr between WILLIAM CHALMERS and
WILLIAM WILLIAMS, under toe firm Of Chalmers
Wfjsns Plumbers. u this day dissolved by mutual con
.ent William Chalmers will coni.sue the bus hs
Ogn account duly authorized 70 collect al debts due
tie 1rn, TO settle al demands egslns, the same
WILLIAM CHALMERS.
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HEMPsTEAO sEiIiNAKY. Henr.lead. IL

HENPsTEAO SEMINARY. Hemp.eld, L. l.
III Male Boarding School, ~ DUNN An. Principal on
thu railroad q miles rom BrookyrCWlner Term com
mences si Noy. Terms year Circulars al Cham
berlin EsQrs South. Vilnamst ~ Y. The Principal also
At The above place during Ocio6er os sN-
ME CALDWELLINSTlTlT BROOKLYN
l. Mrs. CALDWELHs boarding and Day School for
Young Ladies' VIII open Ia Brooklyn, AT No 65 WILLOW hby
the 10Th inst The course Of instruction includes the
English, French Spanish, German and Italian languages :
Writing Arithmetic Geography, Astronomy, (with The use
Of the Globs History, Natural Hsory Natural and Moral
Philosophy Bellies Letters Geometry, Algebra and Eloc-
lion: Music the Harp PIANO. Guitar and Vocal Music. The
French and spanish language are IN general use IN NE
family There will DO no charge IN any Instance 10 'he
Ms C. Is permitted to refer persons Of the highest
speciality both in the city of New-fork and Brooklyn
OF im
IyEs's ACADEMY OF MUSIC, All HoustonsL-
Glasses OF Ladies' AMI Misses Of various grades In must
ca study-boin IN Soegge and Vocazaton-are taught In
he morning afternoon The for Ladies and Cen
Iemen IN tie evenng0ne Of which classes now study
ing the Opera Linda hi Chsmonix," by DonizeuL
The Piano Fore and singing IS igh IN private lessons
either at the school Or The pupils residence % I'm,
NlES-K-. Char. Coader Il DR.. T. o. Porter, No 80 st.
WI Marks Plsoe. viii reopen their school on the Isl o
September.
8ssdes preparing scholars Tor College they give such rsr
dcuaf The study and practice Of the French that
aou there instance Of pupils who could not speaA
French hueuty after swo years in this School
Tie French and Spanish languages are part oi me rel'
AR OF INSTRUCTION n the school
German ia aso taught desired for which an extra charge
smsds. any Sm
nT-HKOVy;. KIDING .CHOOL, 80 40 Bow
~ cry. near Aston and La Fayeue place. New YORK. Mr.
Dhas he honor that bis School daily tor
Equestrian Tuition and exerc,.e Riding.
TERMS.
LECTURE LESSONS EXERCISE RIDING.
Is Lessons.........sl5 90 MoDih............l2 90
10 ......... 10 o. ~ Rides...... .......lO 30
do ............ 5 Oollo DO ............... o.
Single IessOns....... Colsinge Rides........" 10
Road do 81
" B-Hghy trained and quiet Horses, for the Road or
Parade, 10 ct RULES
l. AL Lessons or Rules paid for on commencing
= One hour Above each Lesson or Ride In the School
s. One hour and a hall 20 Lesson on the Road
4. Hours for Ladies, from A. NJ. To p ~
s. Hours for Gentlemen, from to A VI and to ~. d.
no gentlemen admitted during the hours Appropriated
b Ladies'
card Of address requested previous commencing
~ Gentlemen keeping their Horses Ia THIS rni
Will have The privilege VI riding Iher1 In the school kras
sinr
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la.1 EWAHD.--StOrn TfUm Wr9u1Do~N
On Saturday morning, hh inst
ssau,re russell Valse, marked " X Rowey Wrenhsui,
Mass containing Sa,SiO-SlO000 vi which was VI tbs
Banss OF this city aud State y. Newyork, la eis e"s,
sSOs aad SiCs $1,000 Wrenlhsm Bank, Wrenlham MasA
in SlOs Sgs and al00s $1,000 In Eastern bills VI the fol-
lowing denomination to Wit four bills OF 500 Of The sui
folk B1nk Boston $500 bills he Merchants Banh.
Boston, and $500 bill OF the shswmut Bank, Boston,
and one $500 bill recollected and 80 10 80 80 and
500 bulls OF the Auburn Bank and Ssos Of The rompkms
Co. Bank, Ithaca, New.York.
liberal reward will also be paid for the recovery OF
large Pocket Book stolen from my pocket containing vaia
able papers.
The above reward offered by without intending
release the and officers OF tho boat from their iabi
ity To me for the amount Of my losA
REUBEN RoWLEY, Wrcntham, hsss
New.York, Sept ~ l3S.
N B-For farther psrtcusrs apply TO Chief Of Police.
DEscRiPrIoS on THE TH.ES-He u very scuiesl In ap.
pearancs and address, speaks quick about years OF age
feet or inches high; well made dark hair and wtish
ers wore black dress coat bsck satin vest, and dsrk
pants stripe, gave the name Of Sougste and 10 sup
posed to be an American OOu
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DIANO FORTE Msnufsctory-Ths subsrr.bsp s's
Il now finishing snurely new article VI instronsnls
which warranted superior In tone ~ any IN and u
Keep much longer The improvement eonsists 10
Harp frame peculiar IN cocsuucuon vbviauns even OHIO
uon heretofore caused by Of metallic pists 10 IN
frynx br tome Professors and purchasers arc invited W
an examination Of these instruments.
GLENN ROGERS CO.
nj J52 RuIton-s. EAst side Broadway
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~ TO THE PUBLIC. Tho proprietor Of shake
pearo Hotel svsils himself Of this opportunity " ~,
that hls Bal Room Il now open for The inspscuon o.
those wishing give balls and concerts through e season
and would arc nov complete TOT bs
OF bosfders roughihs Winter
Inoderste rates hoping public viii call aud examine fo
themselves. M >. IhESukh, Tfopsieeor.
Nsw-York Oct 23h. ls<5. o&s Ban
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THE TRIBUNE.

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\, Is.s - ty a9c zcc copies N this popular book
-, \ rs>>us,, "a, - u>a, tar'r headers will hasten
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-, sss ,6c ha.,ss, ysc, NJ, ,ssc:hcr IN that lively
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y .asa by 4uouas hex own preface.
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,Sos,;s .c.. investigation OF What is ought
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