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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-05
TAYLoR's CAMPAIGN IN MEXICO.

The gresie-i Painting In he world covering 1900 square
Zee, OF Canvas.
The Achievements - De American Arl, u MeNlco dsr.
ins the iae with ths beautiful sri Interesting country
vel known 10 tire American people ard 20 The world
TIE brancy u our success 10 hist s without psr.
lei IN To- history q the Human To Illustrate NOSE
achievements 20 portray the Circumstances and incidents
connected herewith lhus TO Pciousy the pss.
viii he present show % 'he PsoFLy oy GSEar
REPUBLic the soldiers passed through ~
sgu Of lh. GREAT NATIONAL WORK. ard VIXEN u $
recolected thai exLous. with astonishing fiery
The marches eucsmpment baues. ard al TIA para
phenaia Of lons snd victorious campaign extending
hundred. % miles u enemys country mountain
and river isnd and showing nature iu her widest
and 10 her mides 'osus lie specs,or srucs with
lshmenL
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TBE ALBANY FORCER.-We learn from the
P'edePha L,dg6 tina, The rogue who passed the forged
check Of Tweedle & Darlington Tor l,-25 ON the EN'
change Bank Of Albany has since his arrest for that Of
renee been Identified as the notorious Charles Webb
who with Reed and others i've or six years sso
committed an extensive forgery aud escaped to Ing
land with the proceeds
lie Is also known. says the Lsdser As an extensive
burglar TO our police bat has oftcner escaped than been
convicted Tor his offences Tar have been able
10 learn
Webb has had trial in Albany for the alleged for
gerry upon the Exchange Bank The jury were unable
10 agree upon verdict standing eleven for conviction
ana ana one Tor scquttsl lie has assumed the name OF
eorge Morgan since his imprisonment and In that cog
~ 'ea nas mad telegrsphic correspondence with pO-
&c oncer OF this city Some letters have been inter.
winch promise still farther 10 eluciste the ben
49, " me sioolpgeon system. aud 10 show the public
osaesanases they receive from tbs eompoundng Of
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PERINE s. CO.'S

NONPAREL WASHING SOAP.-EXtensive eNpe-
1 y Renee has proved this agreeable saponaceols com
pound to be superior 10 any ever discovered Nol"l
standing lis extraordinary cleansing qualities whtn appra
to ordinary purposes Of the landry may be used WIN
perfect confidence the naest fabric OF the encefes1 IN
fants skin With ne aid clothing msy be washed ~ sea- OF
fhe harde. limestone water with the facility ss rain
water Il readily produces cOpiOus, Oh and besniul
ather and afford satisfaction tO the laundress than
any ,osp heretofore discovered she viii md her clothes
more read and essy ceansed srd With onehai me ordl
nary labor and Of material, and al les pr'e tan
common Brown soap Sold At 81 per 10. BY The box
br VI VALENTINE a co. the only wholesale a. emf.
81 8usTh1Mi Depot % Waslington-sL Ne"-lofh.
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RAt1IMoaE. Wednesday. "a. [.

letter from Adiutaut-G General Jones, in reply
70 Hon Reverdy Johnsons inquiries appears in the
AraericqR Of this morning
The Washington Union Of this morning contains an
article regarding Gen Taylors pay which have exam
ined aud do hesitate 10 saying that all the pay and
allowances specified as having been received by Gen.
Taylor were strictly IN conformity to the law and reg
ul4ons Of the War Department and such as any other
officer similarly situated would be entitled TO-
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RINGS vERBENA CREAM.

n H. RING original inventor and sole proprietor oi h-
u Justly celebrated compound for shaving has a. engih
brought IL Ia that perfect point % perfection beyond when
II Is Impossible transcend. There never was shaYns
Cream ht has approached IN virtues pccui Is os
nor ss any preparation reached the niche n fame that
Rings Nerbena Cream hss. has any Shaving soap
received the spontaneous euoses from The pubic press "A
all paris Of the u States II has for yesrs earned ASsy me
palm Al the American usiuteit has engu phed hundred
and one limitations and cOuueTieis The Nefbsna cream
now prepared better than before put up, IN larger
pots and sold three shngs. what was formerly cold Tor
81 cents warranted 20 give satisfaction, and To-
preserve It's nch qualities IN any climate.
Prepared and for sale wholesale and rctsil, by
CHAS. n. RING, Druggist, l94 Broadway
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SCHOOLS.

IMRKCILE CIIILDREN.-Dr II WlLbC X Of
Barre Mass wil take the charge Of lnied NUMBER oi
mbec e chidren for ne purpose OF an education suited 10
their capacities The same methods Of instruction VIII be
pursued that have been 30 successfully aooptd III Ue
Ysriorl. Furouear Institutions 0f similar character.
TIE location healthy and Of easy access 20 New OK
by railroad The buildings have been expressly nHed up
Tor lie purpose aud the grounds ample for outdoor eN
ercse IN the only Institution Of the Kind IN ne United
States.
For particulars % plans references terms snd oR,r
ssftiit serly 20 the advertiser by mail, or 10 II n W
Clarke E,q 1T Holders Magazine ONCE, l0y Nassau =
ss'1, 4 I'D so,,o~s p " Ii.TuThNS
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IOHN CALYO, lson Of sIgnor y calyo

John CaLlO, Son Of sgnor y. OAyoi AI' s1 ns..
.tuously sudy wing the Fine Ar in Rome and Nspes ioI
he past So years. bess inform hd numerous Ienas zuu
he nbc hat he has opened Rooms for the practice u ne
pro.. on a. 65 Broadway where numerous speclnchsoi
hs skl nay be seen lie brings with him such improve,
,.. IN M, m ~ reaching A. insure correct asie aE
rapid improvement lie may be seen every day IN me
week from "A VI 10 JPN Pnvate lessons 20 lalies
n Cayo has usi opened an evening Cl4ss ~ DIsNlns
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TIE LATE STORM Al THE >oUrH.-Dlring the
late Ess,erly storm the steamer Ocmuyee experienced
very severe storm in the st Johns River. II began
raining on Monday evening last al o'clock and con
tinued tall Tuesday when the wind shifted from r +
q NNW blowing great guns'-the hardest bio" len
there Tor several years The steamer Ocmulsee had 20
make harbOr about two miles from fiiaiSa gnheI lS
oo of the forest with her anchors ahead. The mail
carrier from s. Augustine 10 Pcoaia reports that the
gale was very at the former place snd did con
siderable injury After the gale was over they caught
6sh with cast nets IN the streets sina! schoonrl
fr,rn Kew Ws.t az anchor OF the town. blown up
against tie walls Of the barracks On Monday evening
there was steamboat and oPssil schooner on the -
Augustine Bar and il Is though; they must have gone
ashore south of the - Augustine For tue 1oofe m
formation We are Indebted 70 Capt acNuty.
lesy.nnAh Republican, sept =.
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CLAPP 4 BRAINERD,

Importers and Dealers IN
CHINA GLASS. MD EARTHENW AhE, -
IVA TRAYS CUTLERY. and BRITANNIA WARE
i wholesale and RETAIL l58 NAam-sl - door Drio" ru
iOn-sl
Rich Dinner snd Dessert Services
Splendid China Tea and Coffee seis
Fine Toilet Ware. Of new patterns
lar afi other Lamps.
-ses Fancy Goods Gass Ware Bnannis AIe ana oonl
mon goods Of for family ana for hose about 20
commence housekeeping.
\ y To,y Prices % 3mlseOd
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CARPETING.


SMITH 4 LOUNSBERRY, ii8 Pesr-st are dsily re-
- c-ign 10 addition tneir regular supplies large Ols
Of Csrpetngs and Oh Cloths, from suction which hey
are selling a. prices surprisingly low.
En.Hsh and American Brussels ard Tapestry Carpets,
Arge and ch assortment from IS 10 lls per yard g'h
snd American hrse-py Carpets vaneiy Of patterns
rom IS % los per yard hnglish and American super IN
grain Carpet very superior qnay SOD -y-. - 10 IS PEI
Sard eKta me hne aud common Ingram Carpet all wool
81 81 % s. f..
Aso English ard American OF Cloths, from 70 - eel
vide The creates variety VI patterns 10 be found 10 the city,
from j. % l0- per yard
Aso general assortment Of al other articles con- &c Cd
win IN. trade equally low SMITH LOUNSBERf,
as lmiss fi3 Pear--L (Opposlie William ST.
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CARD
INSURANCE.

TIE LONG ISLAND INSURANCE
COMPANY
ARE happy 10 inform their dealers. and the public gene
CAPITAL OF 2oO, 900 DOLLARS
Is unlnpaired ~ tic ste disastrous IRE Ary s'N ie
a small eJhPLIc- 90. .----- L. -
The company prepared 10 pay al theif losses 10 eash
he mon eul he amount i a. listed, - . ,
$50 b " DELAMATER President
L r r,~x Sa.,e,s~y SIS im--f
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1.-THE undersigned prepared % receive orders Tor new
sged Bgcseheat carefully packed 10 barrels hslfbarrels.
arier and eshih barrels 10 neatly marked bags u ~
And 5 rs each sui-d new f weight, and &c "a 10
an nv 10 any n Orders from the SOull aud n
,rcouipaniei with ciy reference, viii meet yih prompt
.ttenuoq T. Z q. FROST - fr0nfst
door below P-ck--lp
y B-A constant supply OF extra suneftne oar, white
And yellow lrdian Meal. slndrei Corn Aeal. Ora am
.s-'ss,s. ~ 80. % 3nis
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BY Telegraph 10 the New-YOrk Tribune,
Georgia Election.

AtGIdTAf IA utsIhy OCT y
The following Is the vote tor Congress in this
city Robert Toombs Wing 1873; Lawson, Loco
3-J.
In Chatham Co. part Of lst Congressional Dis
trct the vote stands for T Butler King. Wing
6l2 Jackson, Loco, SO. Chatham Co gave 1874
Wing majority for Governor IN isi7
Bib Co. OIId DISTRICT gives about 100 Loco
mai. O Loco IN ~.
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THE LINE GALE--The y. +. storm which com
menced on sunday night and has notyet spent is fury
has caused cute a uumber of marine disasters The
brig Oceanus OF Plymouth, Capt sullivan from RIO IA
metro for Boston with coffee &c which we stated yes
terday 70 anchor in the breakers OF scuste dis
mastod aud in peElOus sitGston. went ashore in the
afternoon snd was ~ the last accounts this morning
high and dry upon the beach. aud remained tight As
there were enough at hand it thought that the
cargo would De- discharged in good order The vessel
insured tor $4,000 in the Neptune Office 10 this city
about one ha her valued and the csrgofor about So
90 al the following Offices Equitable. >i&oN' War
ron q. 700 Neptune, = 500 Boylston $500 Hope
$500 The captain brought ashore with him >bttO "a
gold which on board
Two British schOoucrs. names unknown, are on
ipswich Backbone Is from Pctou y :. cargo Of Goa
Tor Boston and going TO pieces al the last accounts
The other from Boston for some port IN Nova
scotia with little cargo board. One of these
v,ss,s = ported 50 the Britannia" and the other
"a The Wiscasset "A large schooner from Pictou
Tor - is ashore on Ipswich Bar. The LIE boat went
"a her assistance last night and saved the snd
passengers including three ladies'. The Captain OF
hi vessel REPORTS seeing several vessels in the Bay
rhe NSr5HryD0~ Hraid OF this morning says thai the
bark Panchiia Goodwin, from Newl orS' anchored
outside the bar Yesterday morning, IN the gaze being
unable 10 procure a pilot aud dragging her anchors
slipped her cables and IN until che brought up on
the hump sands where che lies in an easy position
sheltered from the force Of the The Eastern
boats arrived this morning in good season. The Ne"
Haven train last night detained until 10 T " Inc
steamboat trains from Newlo this morning have not
vet arrived Boston Traveller, d.
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From New-Orlean, and Later from Mexico

Yesterday we received a telegrsphlc despatch
from our New. Orleans correspondent dated the pre-
ceding afternoon giving us later intelligence from
Mexico The steamer Trent hsd arrived a, that port
having leit Vera Cruz on the 2Oth inst The Republic
of Mexico in a state of tranquility nothing having
occurred OF warlike character since last advices
santa Anns's partsans had united with the Demo
Gratis expecting by this Union 10 facilitate Revolution
which would result ia the elevation OF this eNpatrsied
leader 10 power Larssa had received the appoint
ncnt OF Minister 10 the United states. Lieut. llldcn
convicted OF murder in Mexico, and pardoned Al the
time of the ratification Of the Treaty with that country
was passenger in the Trent
From a commercial house we have been favored with
the contents Of dispatch stating that sales OF cotton
baggng have been effected al New Orleans at from ID
10 log cents being advance Of from ore 20 one aud
a half cents. bale Rope was quoted at cents
charleston Courier, j0th.
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snd shown the positions " thu Armies, the nature "
ground aud all the interesting snd exciting Incidents and
scenery Of that great battle
Here brought to view 10 full sction, the American
and Mexican armies. with their relative positions The
smoke Of the artillery, the gauopng q The officers scross
the plain bearing orders TO al parts Of the reid, the fall
Ing Of the dead the bearing Of Of the wourdsd. and al
the Wild confusion Of that deadly conflict shown Ia thu.
picture. and the perfectly cool manner IN which Gen.
TAYLOR is giving his orders In he re'y oi'ms ch
H. ,ore on Arf memorable DIV Intensely exciting, and
lead. the spectator The field u battle An officer Who
took an active part that hght remarked seeing TO- thst
he was again at Pso Alto such Is the wonderful efec, of
portrsying ne on canvass
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s,ELF.MADEMENO OF AMERICA. by John Frost, LII d
- with numerous Portraits and Illustrations containing
beside others he following lives Robert Fulton,
Sahane Bowdtch Stephen Girard John ac0b Asor Gen
Nathaniel Greene Diuie Morgan, Count RumoId, &c &C
Price 81 cents. LONG BROTHER, 70 Annst
S-Counuy dealers will please forward their orders
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TRUSSES.

J,HE LARGEST AND gEsT ASSORTMENT IL he
city over twenty different patterns inc.nding some
beautiful Gu.ia Percha ones ~nlralel never 20 rust Ao
SHOULDER BRACES,
u he approved patterns abdominal 10y
bells slspssory bzndsges. &C wholesale snd feisl ~
{ x RING, ~ Broadway cor Jonnsi
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IL The steamship NortherRcr, Capt BroD, ar
rvedhere yesterday forenoon from Charleston whence
che sailed Saturday afternoon, with the great South
ern mail, Our thanks due TO Capt Budd and the
publishers Of the Courier Macs aud MaoSry for copies
Of those psscrs
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NElICO. NEIlCiNS \ TiIL0R'S BltTLES.
GREAT NATIONAL EXHIBITION
AT THE MINERVA Rooms.
i06 broadway,

Every Evenrg ~. a. = O'clock snt on Wednesday
A1d Ssrartsy Afternoons SIS ococs
Abundance = celis Children hsf price.
SHERMAN 4 rOUSEY's MAMMOTH PANORAMA
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Delaware Election.

WmMNGT0N. Tuesday Oct. }.
We have returns Of the Inspectors election
from Christiana Hundred where the Wing majo-
rty is l57.
The Loco Focos have 81 majority in vii
milgtou.
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" LIrrLEBERRY HENpRlcKS, Esq. late Wing
candidate for Lieut. Governor Of Missouri has just Is
abHshed whs paper in that state, called the Sr'Hg
kof Bhig
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i. COMPREHENSIVE,

COMPREHENSIVE, lm consequence o. inr
a Vit-drasgll. from considerations entirely private, OF
one Of The present ,arn-fs may BE- iorn-d from me hr
N January ne1t with house engaged in manufacturing
40 bbne possessing very UNUSUAL faccs Tor he pro
.-on of arge SD safe business, and occupying one =.
he o.t .ui,aae locations The city Uuqursuo1lo.e evil
rsrtsl vii be indispensable. note with real uaIe, 70
f--nces ard amount q capita. addressed 10 Merchant
Nex-York Poe. Otace WI receive conhcenl-l attention
80 lwiss
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MEN AND THEIR DISEASES.

nR n BOsTwICK'S GREAT WORK AND Lee
TTRFS on Diseases ~ the Gcuiio-J nuary Organs,
$50 pares quafo illustrated with 81 cciored plates, which
rpas- ANYTHING Of tho nd In ls country II
sso contains % wood cngr4vn- and the whole work has
bes1 re up without no. ard 10 expense expressly for the
medical profession. The author IL practical surgeon Of
rea experience and his object has been % put into the hands
Of the student thoroughly practical work tree rom ua-h
that be without searching through book alter BOOK
fnd IN this all tia. known 30 the present day about ne
modern treatment his Glass n diseases The same b)os
could not be- bought M ng and Tor les thsn SO Put In
your library what's so for such WORK u may be had
Of the author 5Oi Broadway OF the publisher y Broad
way Also Dr. BosrwIcK's work on the Nature and
Treatment Of class Of Diseases Resulting from Improper
II is The best WORK Of the kind exiant price ST. for sale rs
above. sishs
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y. Y. Whig Nominations.

W Gov. SEWARD, josiah RANDALL of Phil
sdel phia and Hon. DvNcAN Of Lou. will speak At
Phernisvine Chester Co Pa on Saturday
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rInrket-....N Ew.ORLEANs. Oet.

The demand for COTTON il active, the sales reaching
$500 bales full prices. Fair Louisiana we quote oic
The market for FLOUR is though not active. Sales
1000 bbls including Illinois. SC at 25. WHEAT is in
fsr demand At a3c for Red Corn continues nrn, with
sales Of 1000 bush at 50 SIC. TOBACCO IS in brisk
demand with upward tendency in prices.
FEEicHTs arc without material change and TAR
amount Offering.
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NEW FtLL tihFhIINts.-Iue 'u1'cIID-l nas
Id 81 received handsome assortment " new Styles ~
Buses Three Ply and Ingram Carpetng, Of superior
quafv -yle and cO.Or. together viii general assort
rnenf II Duggrts. Oh Gods. Rugs, &C. - lie respect
fully .oHcits The patronage u bic friends, and hose wishing
h purchase The goods wl be cold a the lowest market
ort-e ; C. LYNEs on Csasi-sL
I'D W.. near Broadway
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The Fsno opens with scene in he Guf u Mexico,
with hne display u sailing ye.se. steamers. &c sra 3
view of the Island art Guy Of Galveston shortly sNer
tbs. the behoder before him
TAYLOR'S ARMY ENCAMPED AT CORPUS CHRISTI.
Presently graphic view
THE ARMY UNDER MARCH.
W III rs ione train u wagons pieasss the eye Afer the
days march. md ths
ARMY ENCAMPED FOR THE NIGHT
with Is Csmp Fires Seulne.s resmslers. &c Next
= ufs-iike view o.
THE ARMY EORDlNG THE COLORADO RIVER
This very beautiful scene, and admired By 81 who
view IT, The appearance Of the cannon planted either
bank of the river protect troops while crossing The
march OF the and horse. the water the taken
by hs soldiers "a elevate eI musses aud banners above
their had. he ading almost shoulder deep the beauty
Of the surrounding fore-, scenery he hne Sowing stream
Itself he OF h- troops he opposite bank and their
formation into line again. ali n IN. piece, he but
family described by word sone must be seen 20 be ap-
precaied While the audience admiring the piece lust
described the scene changes and they gaze Ons
VIEW OF THE CITY or MArAMOROs.
with s barracks Of Mexican so,dery FROM Ihs city the
hehoider i carried In ght Of The
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amount Offering.

A NEW TELEGRAPH TO BOsTON.-We learn that
Mr. ORely who has returned to this City after having
superintendcd the construction Of more than 5000
miles of Telegraph in the south and West designs 80
Publishing additional line between this City and Dos
ton On this no will employ Bans Electric Telegraph,
which is said to write It's messages much faster than
that n ordinary Its plan is entirely dsinctir IRON
any other invention, and It's employment would there
fore infringe upon no existing patent. The prices oil
teceraphing will be much reduced under Mr. Reilly
system and he proposes connecting this line with
those At the West communication from all parts Of the
country will be rendered much cheaper We trust he
NAV boencouraged to 20 on with his undertaking at
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The Authors Revised Edition
MYSTERIES AND MlSERIES or NETWORK
CONPLETE.
81 ND blNILINt.
WILL DE PUBLISHED SOON, IN vols. pa

Also ell the back numbers for sale By
n LONG BROTHER. % Ann-st Y.
r s-Country dealers will please send IN their orders
81 }t-
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Part IL.
HATTIE OF RESACA DE La PALMA,

showing the deadly strife " thu two Armies at this place
view OF POINT ISABEL next greets the eye. FROM his
place the spectator carried ard looks at the BRALOs
ISLAND, Government Steamers Fishermen's Huis, &c
Soon afer leaving the Brszos, the MOUTH OF THE RIO
GRAEDE with ~ steamers and ser entering the stream
we have beautiful view Of tho RIVER BY MOONLIGHT,
with steamer. making their way up and others stopping io
wood snd water and follow achsrscefistio sketch
u A MEXICAN RANCH with ts people domestic ami
mails and surrounding foliage and Immediately aner this
we have a view OF the
INTERIOR OF TIE RANCH BY NIGHT
snd can the Mexican people home. engaged Ia Their
domestic operations Ihs Is most amusing scene anu A.
ways causes much mlrth.
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THE DELUGE.
A.o. ~
Msgnifc@ni Scrirmrs Ps.nrags ~
Mr. BAKER, q Loudcn.
each cousnns about 100 feet Of TIE
whole comprising - The nosi beauLgl ard interesting
eAh,ol1ons ever Witnessed In Anercs
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEN
AND W. DNESDAY AND SArU RDkY AFTERNOONS,
commencing 81 0cocK ~ as 'plertd Hal er-c.
~ sf TcVrsecd Orrs Psrorsma 81 tte Hudson River
St Broadway cof-ef Of Sioadwsy snt Wss-rst. over
>ioppsnls bsfts.
Molni Ne.ayu. 20 Eruption. 1877
Interior Of a Csiheirsl ia Frsnre. with Procession
Land Storm tfecl u " nd Az Destruction 4 Houses
by Ia.hrr.rg
The,e P.inungs are copies of JOHN MARTINS
bfsfel WORKS
The Cresror. Genesis
Pal n Man. Ger ui
Jldgmeni y th~ Almighty. Geo a.
tNpn'-ion from Paradise. Gen. ID
praih - Ace, Gen. b..
Evening before t'e De.1g-. Gen VI
The Delsr. G-n. VII
Goi'. Cover with Nosh Gen. 1.
Destruction OF Sodon and 0omOrrxh Geo xiA
Dsnghtsr ~ Pharsoh tncing Moses Exodus
The Scvruih Plague. ENo a
Destruction of Ptsfoshs Host, sNo xiv
Nose. Breaking the Tshe-. tNo xxNl
sii OF The Wsls 81 Jericho, Joshua VI
Joshns Con nsning ne >gn 10 Stand Snl, Joshusx
Captive lsrseliss. Pssius cNxNvu.
Br'.hsrrsrs = ssl Daniel y.
Fail of Bshy i.n, jeremiah D ans a.
Fal of Nrevth. ID Rh'e subjects paia,et BY fTspcis
ssk-r. from Designs BY John Martin u Lorcon.
Thee Pairung. splendid specimen. ~ Ar
HkNlNGTON's CITATION or THE WORLD AND
THE DELUXE
Mr. hsruingon has j1sf cOmp t.ed mssn'nceni Dsc-
sns Intended 10 usirse The sublime spectacle q Tie
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RICH ENGRAVzNGs

SPLENDID ASSORTMENT Of the finest French snd
"A English line snd mt zzont engravings, autographs and
studies colOred snd plain For sale by
a. imis + ANTHONY, 2o5 Broadway.
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SACRED SCENERY.
TWO EXHIBITIONS.
THE DELUGE.

GRAND COMBINATION or
SACRFD Df0RAMAs q he Gre
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