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GAMES GAMES !. GAMES =
~ UNCLE THoMASs GAME FOR THE YOUNG
PATRIOTS OF AMERICA; or. The American Chrome
logical CaIds highly amusing and instructive game for
the youth Of our country. Price Is cents
The new aud illustrated Game SNIP. SNAP, SNO-
RUM with ample directens-very amusing and interest
ing. rs cents.
Also a general assortment OF Annals, Gift Books,
Juveniles Toy Books Fancy Articles Games &C. suitable
for pesens at the coming Holidays. For sale, wholesale
ana retail, ny BUNCE BROTHER
Publishers Booksellers and Stationers,
dlS9t. No. l3i Nassau. st.
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RC. KEMP. Auct oaeer.

II Z.
NURNlTURE.- Assignee's Sale Of an
Il elegant stock If valuable Rosewood and Mahcsany
Cabinet Furniture. ThIs DAY, NJ lei o'clock, a. No
IS Nassau st, rear Fulnn r L. KEMP siil sell az
auction above stock ot valuable rosewood and
mahogany Furniture. beng the entire stock of manu-
factuer Of the best reputation 60 be sold for cash ~
der Of Assignee and removed for convenience Of sAe
all OF which has been made ~hout regard TO cos' lot cy
custom trade and parcu sf worthy tho attention OF
those In want OF really beautiful hs, ass fnInufe
Among he as>ortmeL ,u'es oi ncnly cavedhosewon
ParoI Furniture ensuns covered N Icn frenoh tatn
est designs and mtst beautiful wOfs manshp, fsssoou
and library boos psrlof ca~asth and sec
Teates ch carved Tuserold Ceutef aud fAnoJ Iaoies
with Italian she tops csrvfd nah ogaDy par'r iurh
ture maroon. velvet plush aud hair clots re
parlO furniture, hs closh. rcsowond. mahSAhy ann
painted chamber f nture sure "a great variety .ose
wood rush seat cha tihing tA'ss anu am,
every her article Of u'y sd eee nee asuAiy oaSu ~
f.t-ciass cabinet ~ar.To"us al OF shch - pAnsns.p
worth, the stttnti0n Of usektepeD. u'c ~
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yVOT TIRE PUBLIC-PHLLIp's FIRE An

Il ~iAuAroR AT the appointed pubic demonstration
OF the fne Annhiator thus day the spectators tolA 70
ng windows and firing the house INSIDE and OAK upset
the Annihstor. and machines ana 'iIng eona
the IpysntoT whereby the gentlemen assembled were de-
pvea the pleasure of witnessing the power OF tbs inyea
scsle IN The presence Of select party. and
deal Is that The Of the invention should DC de-
ts'mirsd by competent commi,'ee 49,.
dl9l ii. PHILLIPS fA'shsee-
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IMPORTANT to the poor, DIS

i EAsED. COSSUMPrIvE or DEB!LifATED.-
After three 81 universal sysfy DIS
heretofore dssnss IIcIIale the subscriber feels
his duty to gsve the NERVOUS 4sTID0fE 10 all IN
sbe 10 pay Tor n NOT Tor The fec that II has
been In al 6fmaDd f lhf'e years WITHOUT solitary
ailuTe ~ complaint sgspst H. ths notice would s0E be
made public bit " too yell known 10 be douDied.
The fonOws trny humals ahd phiiaoihfope g-n'iemen
ALLOW I'd tho f.iefsnces as % its me- hy
power over dsssessthms Cons DrIoa, Cough. haen-
maisn, Gout, kenrSigs. lie D0sOrsor Dyssntsry, re.
&c kc. Hours OF siteGdsnce ffOos a. t02P VI.
TALBOT " Ats. No 80 Green web It
NB-As ny s1n city gives ample eDDlDy 8sns m1st
decline Answering county istsfs rhOa sons fsasonaDs
indDcement
DT &. 3 Baldwin, No. i31. 7tb -sv
Mason Asien, Esq ~ h.st Harlem
John BoesfdBs Esq No 20 CiafksoB-a
s COnaDt ESQ. No ~ Psarls
Mems. CbaEot Esq. No i7s Csna o.
ChaA c. ntkin. Esq No l3o Hods,n a.
j. y. Callahan, Esq, No Iil Pine Il.
John 3. Horton, ESQ, No - Nass~a-xf.
Wm G.. HOTnfsfsT ESQ No ~ " 4ll-s'-
GeDTge Hayward, Es9 No - Ns-saas
George Hamilton Esq, NJ. l3z z0b u
Moses Hawkins. ESQ No I39 Ets zlst-n
". X Miller, Esq No a89 Broadway
DIR Strsu0n No 2f9 Grand 4
A Smith, Eco. No 81 Frsnkfyt-e
Chss Webb No, No 80 West 18Th ST
G. W Wsbber, ESQ nbor Of Shot IN ths Eys, ~,
ard go others nd add essea can Dc had Al ne
deut No 100 Nsssss-t y cents aud - oo'ts al, W
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W. W SMgLsy Auci,nssr
HROCkERN, GLASS and CHINA
~ FRIDAY, Dec. 10 l0i o'clock. at the sales room No.
"a Plait-st., Lear Mlism 81 general assortment ok
hlie Granite loan Mulberry, Dipped Edged and G. &.
Ware lots from the shelves also. plan and prossed
flute Glassware alsh
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IA. no ihe Whigs of cine Neventcenth Ward :

nj 10 Inc Whigs OF NeVPUtcfnfh WaTd
y.p M u have notc.d with the puDIcalOn to-
S.s TIi6nns puroorIns TO be tho result of The Primary
kitco. u Weonesosy me uesgn nus nave 9een 20
vto sc nm, IN pupl shing that their ticket received
t &c II could have teen conceived only by those
=, olarr All pledges, as oan be proved.
IN, a-rsnces ne eiOfD;e existing IN The XVIII Ward
we're supp 10 have bees harmonlons adjusted aud a,
nse,me held Tor that purpose tcket was prepstel
,h,h was confidently bclessd Hoad receive the vote
sf,bs Wing. OF t,s XNiith WARD No oolsc'l,ns we're
rse(,csp by few disappointed persons atd 4 waset
rec 90 so opposition would be made. thoreise the wings
II the Ward did not attend IN strong numbers. -.
Tbs W ard Conmiiee however had subsequent svens
vsov.d determined 10 IerDeuai9 theU power, ana wan
hat had appointed three Inspectors members OF ther
fod' instead Of the inspc rs elected by .hs psope
"A by the General COMMITTEE. As soon as
The roll mad opened Wedae day was surrounded by
ass boys and persons no, residing IN the ward VINO
sotsd BY the handful reured To the ddolalg
bar room az changed Their caps and coats aud returned
tess hem Dozen times, AID their tickets we're
o.rsd the Tem)ustIance OF nu hbsr d
Wings present. THIS can he proved by the afhdav, OF
sun Of espectshe, clsnteesltd Wings Seeing thsse
ssIraseous he conesi abandoned aud the
voter OF the by the handful until heir tcses
were exhausted IL Is csita names were used on the
uekst ting be elected without the consent of the
parties can but believe that gentlemen pledged to
tp,tsn cOmpTOWlfe ticket will 80 avO~ IT,
die IL MANY OLD WINGS or THE XVIlTH WARD.
~ Nineteenth Ward.-At Primary Election of the
WIGS OF he XIXth Ward held at the 60 tage Broadw
sss 49h Dec H. 1851 pursuant to the cali Of the Wing
General Committee The following Ticket as elected by
10, Delegates to the waig General Committee.
Jebp Ives. PhlpJ MOnoe,
iAlandsr HanfoId, William A. Doolsy,
James ] Bsvns.
Tor Delegates 10 Young News General Committee
N. Hopper Mot John Waite,
kdhuhd h. Peet &c rye Feitner,
VIII h Rocksell.
For Ward Committee
NvHd Mills, Chss Gillespie, Peter Masterson,
james RIDE, John Coulter, James Webber,
Mhu T. Ad.e. George HaIsln, Joan Cpvin,
Vim. Il Galker, Hin A Maynard, James Bowley,
Dal,eI Boil Jas M Byrne, MIchi. Snyder,
Ba,benie, WIN. Dsea. John Miller,
esmi Haden, Aa' hony King. Abm Van Brun,
Vim. Alien, Chas Y. blrdsall Edward Dayton,
Ma kauel Ming.
WILLIAM II ROCKWELL,)
PHILIP J. MONROE, Inspectors.
disWs JAMES J BkNLNS,
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Cost.

HORSE STOLEN Three STOLEN
4 HORSES TAKEN in CVSrODl-St from
stable OF the sabcber the night OF the zth 81 DC
tph.l last lsrge dark bay HORSE elgh years Ola 10
hands hlg D. with heavy and TAU good square uoer
Tvs he spots back of the fore shoulders supposed
T. he caused b. the saddle. Twenty ave dollars reward
Will he Yad hy the subscriber 0I ret rhng me n9Iss
have IN my possession three STOLEN HORSES 9se
DARK ha, Horse hands high, about nne years Old
cd traveller iaIge head black name tai ana ess ohs
non grAy horse nearly it hands high fur years ola ASK
-urg one bay horse about eight years Old tour waite
Get aud whi stripe IN the lace. Persons haSnS hAd
horses stolen IN any part 0f the Uned States, answering
h, above dsscF pon VIII DO welt 20 call On The subscriber
or write for informal on and recognize their properly
,boud they prove be such, and iake them BY paHs
ctosr,s WILLIAM FOSTER.
Eimrs Chemung Co, n Y, Dec. II. 1851 DIS lw'
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~ Bar Recsp.ion-Change Of Hour.-rhs rs

~ Bar cep.ion-Chanse OF Hour.-The re
cssslCh j. Gov. kOssUIH ny The NEW YORK b Ar
vii 'ake place % FhIDAY EVENING, Dee 70. at Me-
,rsB,i Tplvs Hall The ksoep' sIll axe oil
ooicfk, which address will b. Deseot
shcr Gov. Ko<u ail address the Bar. The HiU
~ be aDsL.d 40 O'Clock Ia the afternoon ssd
vii be admit ed after ooiock. rider that all the a1
JaJ - comfortably ed before the Reception
Men bers oi The Bar req rested to at
Gcl'ck ptclsey IL the uf he Hal devoiel 20
a yGrrpss and Which ashefs In attendance will poin ont
g. en- from o they wh proceed body 70 the seats
reserved for them The ale of ekeis Of al nj pr
s. and he selection reserved viii be c1ntiane
cNiy through the day until the balance disposed Of
The Law library the New CIy Hail. he I'D Aims
Ho.se buildIg west end, tovard Broadway No tickets
VIII be sold tbe az the Hail, and 30 each tcke.
-. .re viii 30 des's nated seat hat all crowd aud
confusion rsy he avoided, and that acs mag aent with
comfort aud convenience The ent prOcse y viii
10 devoted % he Of Hungary The drawing Of the
AIT Uni advertised for ba. evening at the Hail. will not
take place, bat IS pos pGnsd
f01n1ittee OF Arrangements:
JAMES RING, WM g WErHORE,
JAMES II. WHITING, HENRY A GRAN,
DAVID bOWLY, GEORGE j. WATERS,
DAVID GOULD RICH AND GOODMAN,
dl92t GEORGE BAkSrOW
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nS ladies' Tair.-The Ladies Of th. Free Church Of
az .kphahy wnl their GAT iss the beBe1t Of
Isafeh. at Lafayette Hall, No ST Broadway, be-
rfnes and Houston ats Friday Dec 49, In "a
tfSpses OF the inctemenoy Of the weather. em A.
SWr. The attendance and Itronage "a all friendly
" '"s oo3tcf are respectfully invited dishs
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EOUND-On Wednesday, in Canal-st,,
pOCEET.BOOK containing a small amount of
sc The owner Obtain II ny calling Al the ONCE
4 ~. Sabban Recorder No. SSOruce st ul9 "
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~ The Age-ITS WANTS AND IT'S DUTES-A
L.cme will De delivered at the Mercantile Library Room
Clinton Hall TUESDAY EVENING, 231 Dec az
O'Clock. by J. F. SHERWOOD. Subject-The Age and its
requirements. Abundance rs c.s. dl9 ns
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Wv Grand Temple of Honor, State OF New
idh.-An seioutped meeting os the Semi Annual Ses-
~ TIE Grad Temple viii be held on FRIDAY
es,ANiNG. Dee ~ NJ the hall No. lS Bo"efy, AZ
~, Representatives sSe requss SEED 10 DC punctdai ia
Az sidahce by order.
asH kEUHEN c. BULL, G W. r
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ITO SHIP-BUlLDERS and PITT
II sAWYERs-SpEAR JACKSON superior c. 8.
PIN say. 81 and feet cOsisBty hzsa ~hOs ssls
mi retail by G LITTLE Nos - and 81 Faiton-st
n2i IA. mWkF
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A ADVERTISEMENTS are inserted -
a as ssa 9spsy n s,hsr e'! T,sss s scpss1
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democratic wh,s Gensrsi csIen .,i,s "a,
1900 ~, csu,.,.ss - ~ nsS. ., S',.ii 3
H.ss. - FnlosY tySTfpf,tTy o. o., casS.s
-yrsnr 3 Ss ,'Sii s. .'~ .
nitc,LLus EsILs 81 ,.a0..,.a a. ,,.@sss If
ys-PunctGai a,tspdtnes - I'f"'s'o'' Tau
npsTssHce ''ia ~ bioasn' iofs1 o. -
-, c.y.ral Committe. ef Dewocrat,s Wnig
y.nas Meo.--A rse'lsg Of ,s,s VITl De ~
NOT az y "e'"e'' 'Es4srus BOOKS, ch~rnaa,
Iu,s cox as.;,.~,. see.stAdes,
W.. oosctssl sv.ldsncs IL rsqrsstsi. as y - ne
,asl meeting Of The committee
Altar Election hsld q: 10 ~ stas9 >. ~ az
.swsOrEsDAY 'bs y = st The i,N'"'ns p''1'"
.us ,lse''9 70 s,ye al Coz eS wa y,1 ronn.
rs,nss 6 = adfJId Jeaa f 6arnHd'
nos s.,aI milsr, Efgor Oliver,
Ros.r 4 Haws, Joob bAof' -,
Whian JOKES " ,yo,a comn nss.a' "eD''''s"'
S.,d Miller samuelo; seit-, Eiward a Frazer,
pp~, Ts,y John Cad William U STtrz,
Ia, B,soford, James Gnfh b. ThomsH flt,n,
ss,e TsS Der nsso~Ser John Sss slS'a.o0
III b,ll Gorge he,neT, John Nc M ihoa
- 'DpshlIn, William ScSt, EDWARD DeVelin,
HoRAr REED
W. ~. KING, Inspectors
xnn, W. JONES. ia,
rv seven,eenth Ward-we. the Inspectors Of
y,.stos appointed the Wa Committee Of The XVlitb
Ward IN confImlty with the directions OF ne wang Oea-
srslt Un@tse do hsreDy cerits AND dsclae that ~ An
E.s on b.. az Henry Cha. House On Wsdossd,ythe
NH December isL the following persons were Guiy
C,n,,al COMMITTEE Young Mems Ccs. Com.
um Iuks ~ al Hay
keIvis Brewer, 0eofse Truss,
Clsr,s q Dean. Bern. l. Budi,
N.ibsv " Chase. William Rh'et
Geo H. ytanhiln, Nathan &. Ely
Ward C0nasttce.
INWARD Philip Wa K Loados, Geo. Sch Eartl, Jr,
cnas NcDoDesI sphen Clark, William Crane,
uei Iy M angles. Edward Edwards, joan ". h4ru.
Char. Mules Wsrman VI ans James hDbiosDa,
TrsIev Dolly Thomas a. cher, Peer Palm.
UP ThauY an Cornelius Minor, La Rfcacs TAYLOR
cha, RacklsNi Z. Clark Vaf1efbh, James NJ. DENNIS
hubaId Sheridan, DAVID Buugen, Matthias hcichsTt.
NJ n CHASE.
WM - hIBLEr : Inspectors
BERN. s BUDD. !
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DOOM.-Wanted, by two young Men, a
Z comfortable Room private family, with partial
Board One residing the ueighhorhood OF East bros-
way preferred Best references given. Address y y
Cfhce Of this paper. avg "
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IL Merchants Division, 1873, >. of T.-Mem-
b,Is If bis DIVISION are hereby fled that the celeb anon
~ Fifth Anniversary sIil take place "a, Merchants
Hall, No 800 Broadway. THIS EVENING, az O'Clock
An OIaiion will be delivered by r. ". H. 5. Smith
GO and other aiDmens will be Introduced
duIDg The evening. Members of the der and their la
dies are invited 20 attend JAS. II. SIMMONS X. 8.
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STEAM ENGINE.-Wanted, new or
~ secondhand STEAM ENGINE. ~ horse. with hy-
wheel in regiments Apply al The Office Of the " Ca<t
Steel Works Ne. l67 FulIen- 81. dlsI
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DOARD.-A suite of Rooms, furnished
- or unfinished for Gentleman and b VIE ahd
slpg loom for Gentleman De obtained In 0ne o. me
most desirable Location In the city. Inquire al No sth-
ST. near 3thav. References exchanged. disH'
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ROARD.-A few single gentlemen can
- be accommodated with pleasant Rooms aAd good
Beard house pleasantly located with convene ace OF
hot cold and shower baths, At No as Second-s Brold
way stages pass the door. do lw'
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GARD \ CA pleasant suite OF
- Rooms also two single Rooms with Board,
may be had No 81 Barclay at Opposte College place
Refer Fences exchanged. dll ~
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BOARD in BROOKLYN.-A very
- pleasant Front Room with a small room adjoining
may be had at No willow ~. The location - desr
abe. being but a few MINUTES walk from Fulton Ferry.
dl1 ~
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DOARD.-A Gentleman and his Wlfe
and his Wife

IN accommodated with very desirable Isom-pantries,
baihs Sc attached. wish Board, by applying A. No 2tl
Eat Broadway References gwen and required. dls9N'
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BOARD A Parlor and Bedroom ~ let
10, nj, ,,nsrately with board, In pleasant 10
=, ~, psths &c References gwen and TeqHTei A.
~ NJ Is 7th-as ". j. corner lHhst- no IN
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ROAkD.-A Gentleman can obtain 4
- suite Of furnished front Rooms I'd floor of stone
house, 18th h-av. with breakfast and tea, IN
private family, where there boarders childres.
Address CHAS Ely, through the POST Office This ~
good opportunity for gent wishing superior ac
Communications and quiet home DIS lw'
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old IRISH CORK MALT VIII
~ KY-The subscriber has Tvs. nscsysd, BY the e
r@r ship Rzc-r fresh supply u Wiss's Old Cork f
v hnsy rhich be will sell by the Dupcasoa under
q u House lock and the article can Dc hsd a
store IN Quantities 10 saf purchasers. Apply TO
dl9N. DANL NOONAN, Ne. 90 Gfssnw1ch
COUNTER FOR SALE.-A handso
~ mahogany top Counter fyr sale cheap vsy lett
made InQulfe az Fur Store, No. 49, bfoaa~S5- et~
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Emisrant lntelIisen.e Juice and Libel
abhshed by the of where
be found large numbers of aboTer and servants Al
low of and have their orders
ied by writing TO the Superintendent. and sending the
t. the VI the parties required
10 fees charged TO employers. JAMESP 7. PAGAN,
my2 MWEEu Superintendent.
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pOARD.-A Gentleman and his Wife.
three single gentlemen with Satisfactory re,
ference can be accommodated WI h hands furnished
back parlor nth bedroom az Joining the first story with
full partial Board, private family at Nos charles
It Warren place. Also with on ths second story
suitable Tor single gentle nan Modern bmlt house with
gas, CI o,oa water bath room, ne. dig ~
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pOARD.-A few Gentleman can be ac-
ID eomnodated with good Boird, pleasant rooms and
SEge beds at No ls7 Allen st. between Stanton aud
Houston Stages pass the door. ala lm'
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INV m he cisv Of Ns~YoyS fsr term Of yssrs Ad
dress J. NJ. BRADFORD, care OF J slay'er.. 20
Xan g.. si' y
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~ Gov. Kossuth and the Bar-Special
Notice -EIi0sy GIT az TDplsT Hall -Aenber Of the
Bar lao have sub crbed the dinner th-ir
tickets at the Law oay, before O'Clock Tcsets
20 the Han 10 be had by ali parsons un p, NJ At the
Law Lin ay and until y. NJ. AZ the rvIg sud A.tar
Houses aud New York Hotel, and a. Trpef Hal. Pro-
ceedIBgs Commence at p. M doors open a. O'Clock
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pOARD.-A pleasant Apartment to Let,
- with Board TO tvO single Gentlemen or Cen
isman and Wife where all the comforts Of home Al 10
insured Location No. 10 Wayerl.y place References
eNchangod. dlS -
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sxOARD.-A Gentleman AND MS "ue-
or one or two slnse gentlemen, can End atndsonsiJ
firm sn,e yuSns Me- III kasl 1,hs one minnss ~As
tam tafse stare roates The house ths adsaa
i.res Of al the modern is pyoveDept hos cold ana s"s
bsf rs kol air Eas, &c. hN In
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DLFASANT ROOMS, with or without

IL Board sdies and Gentlemen desiring senteel
r.,deoce agreeable society. ana mtorIable home on
Moderate terms, make choice OF rooms WIN
CRATES atihe newly opened ard convenient House whh
all modern Improvements No 20 2SIhst, corner OF Broad
u''s
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r. r. GURLEY,
ID. X. GOODLOE.
First Premium Grand and Square Pianos.

x~us-x-a KNABE 4 GEHLE, Manufacturers,
kiEI 5B9 Nos. a, Q, 8, o. and II Eutaw street. Bal
HrB M III hi timore. New tributes to the excellence
y v y of Baltimore made Piano Fortes. The
Maryland Institute Mt their last exhibition awarded to
the First Premium for the best Grand Piano. and also
the First Premium for the best Square Piano exhibited
1t will be recoected that in 1S4S Piano also received
the First Premium by the same Institute.
Such testimonials not easily earned and not to
be lightly regarded We may therefore say that having
taken the First Premum wherever instruments met
with competition, offer them to the public with
fdence might not otherwise avow guaranteeing all
instruments made by to give satisfaction, they may
be exchanged within six months from day of sale. The
durability of workmanship further guarantee for
five years.
Having just completed large additions to Manufac
tory, hope to supply all who may honor us with
their patronnge and invite all who desire superior
Instrument, carefully adapted to the climaea very inn
portant matter, and which we have made careful
studyto call and examine various styles, which
constantly nishing and which will be sold at the
lowest market price for cash approved paper.
In addition to the above public testimonials, Pianos
recommended in terms of the highest praise by the
following eminent artists whose certificates be
at Warerooms Charles Bochsa the great composer
and musical director to Mad. A. Bishops Mr. Geo Knoop
Miss Adele and Charles Hohnstock, and other dstin
guished performers To the many accomplished Professor
and Amateurs by whom Pianos constantly used
whilst making thankful Acknowledgements to them
refer for further testimonials.
Old Pianos taken in exchange.
Pianos hired and tuned "a
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Hardware, Cutlery, Edge Tools, &c.

"a ~ rr t>s t4 CHARLES s. LITTLE, IMPORTER and
ngeneral dealer in English, German and
l american Hardware, Cutlery, Edge Tools,
&C., SO and "a Fulton street, opposite the
United States Hotel New York respectfully invites the
attention Of Merchants making their purchases, to his
very extensive assortment comprising every thing in the
line, and to which and constant supplies being
added His variety Of Tools is adapted to all the various
branches mechanics especially Cooper Carpenters
Particular attention given to all orders all of which
offered at the lowest market prices for cash approved
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Cut and Wrought Nails, Locks and Latchets
Knives and Forks, Pen and Pocket Knives
Razors, Scissors and Shears, in great v9Eiety
Skates States, Sleigh Bells, loose and strapped
Shovels, Spades, Hoes, Forks, Scythes and Snathes
Rifles, Black Lead Pots, and Sand Crucibes "a
Pumps, for wells or cisterns Force Pumps and Hydrau
lie Rams. .a5gt4 IN MIR ta4E-t sst+ st H y
Ames' Pump, Augers and Runivers
Turkey Oil Stone, dressed and undressed
Scotch Water OF Ayr Stone, for marble polishers
Coopers Tools in great variety of the most celebrated
manufacturers, Aberson, Conge Horton, Barton, and
others .#s.. .r., r. =. -.....l
Coachmakers' Tools t4.3.t ....
House and Ship Carpenters Tools
Blacksmiths Tools, Cabinet makers Trimmings
House and Ship builders Hardware .4
House furnishing Hardware in great variety
Iron, Brass, Copper and Steel wire ar
Genuine HARLEM Oil, and Nuremberg Salve.
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