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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04
Gueeial Notices.

-, :. general COMMITTEE or Democratic
YsSns Men. MsTea 2: ,S,s the si,aS~'s fo''-
lrtns vr Ss Whis patty Of he Uniied states will
Whrns, nan 10 Ea,loaal Convention 10 desigaste Ihe
esreo h. Nv them supported for the Offices # Presi
ssHtSs 80 Pfesden he election If 1864 and ussyeds
Ssstsl Of the time nonored Drinc2'ss Of our
Ne y sbsrs all considerations or preferences aod
psv desrsble to avoid all unnecessary collisions
rA0f shich sngender heated partzsn s.rfe and tend
81 s1sci ard divide tine party; Therefore
ssy 49, n the Democratic Wing General COMMITTEE
- cereral Comnltee Of Democratic Wig Youag
a. the representatives Of the wing parry OF the
n0 uS..Yefk 1t il DO. our intention, IN advance Of
N .rhhc opinion to attempt 10 dcts choice 70 the
r That a. Ne ~ Workers we are proud to fad at
.Ssf The National Cove n disiins nished son
s:s,e whose Administration, cOrobElfg ability puri
~ ss osm IN the tischarge of duty. has msnted aad
80 hsIoy BY side with those of Washington, JEFF
ksss ''' ERAsTUs BROOKS, Chairman.
DANIEL BOWLEY, (v,,..p,o.,s
JAMES DEWEY, )
RI s sS,pa.s Secretaries. m.
n General Committee of Democratic WING
i, sBs esdwa az House, on FRIDAY EyENIN ., March
si'aah oi''' = EssIAl ISrUs BROOKS. Chairman.
n, n ? s' So:rn.s. Secretaries. mla
MAYORS OFFICE. NEW YORK,
Thgnday. Feb &c, 1872;
- p-.rlamat on Whereas JOHN CANNON,toi
Hr,, WAS murdered on the night OF January ~, a.
~ sass On the of vestry aud Washington ST.
there good for believing that the
ne ne, his death at the han Of George Crabtrse,
20 ,s prown and William O. ab rec, and whereas the
Inssrs rabtrse and William Brown are still at large,
~ wSa,,fore l. Ambrose G. Kngsand, Mayor Of the
~ IxswYork do. BY virtue of the auh oriy vested IN
CpMms,sward Of Tive Hundred Dollars for the arrest
~ i;,s,, 10 the Authorities Of this CITY OF the said
ssa vi rabt,se and Thomas Brown. Given under my
~ ssd seal, Ia7f 6'D<w] &C KlN9SLAND.
A-eyieau Institute.-A stated meeting OF this
-. Mi he held at the Rooms OF tho Institute,
ns" 80 psadvay OF THIS (rhul sday) EVE MING, at
iE.rst The Members are especially requested 10 al
~ su,n sss Of highest importance to the institute
III M laid before the mes'ltg -
M Bs htNN' 4,i1No,, 49, --
~ Mechanics Institute Lectures.-LoREN.
,nnu suFpsKD Efq.. will deliver Lecture before tbe
uWip.n,s.' inst,tue, THIS EVENING, at r NJ at
SS".,'s uan Subject, Dignity OF mechanical Labor"
S SSs,. a "A athers a o invited 10 attend.
~. ne JOHN ROACH, Chsifmsn OF tue Lee. Gem
M g,ama Phi The Quarss Centennial Of the sigas
- rs,s,pl,y will be celebrated AT tOe HAL 81 tne Alpha
NAV Yors % the evening of THURSDAY, msron 4,
issa Al tho Annual Convention. L. r. "
NlxMWkSkHD
~ Hspe Chapel.-rhe Second Lecture of Mr. DA-
zinc y M 10 delivered in English, at The above
-. aAAIWr CWhn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04
n s. SCHOOL AGENCY, MUTUAL j,

,. SJHUUI AUEINC -. - ~ %,
u BENEFIT and SAVINGS INsilLo n eep0SITS
Broadway Established isi7 fox fscsrns Essssstioes
negotiating for TEACHERS, PUPILS, ~ ss.,hsys THE
EEGIsTER is a confidential and gerpssa Ssocs,, AZ
the WANTS .ad MERITS q one
eermr Sosrd procsIss from one e three en-
sssensnss for sne psson o:hsf inv ,sisreees
I:a,. ss..y ASp EZ ~ foasasr sna Pro1ss'sr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

A GARDENER who perfectly understands an os. .ae
n culture AID propagation Of fruits aSssl sI1 fo5sirs
bes T. ne Perfection also all KINDS o. sIy hss
fri.Iale ola acters and reference from mi aas
uh.a he las Lived in this country nas W" 1870 post
ehL4 4 Ho;e addressed 10 @. r., Cha'hs" 49, ri lss
Oaics hHl te attended TO. - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

THE PHILOSOPHY OF ELEC FRI.
- CAL PSYCHoLOGY-na course Of Twelve Lee
lures BY Dr. J. B. DOds Price 50 cents For sac by
FoWLERS WELLS, No. lsl Nassau-st.. Y. 1t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

IL Money Auctinn.-The Third Regular Monthly
Meeting of The GREENWICH BUILDING ASSOCIA-
TON will be held on FRIDAY EVENING, March 5, at
the Bleecterst House No. s75 Bleeckerst nearly op
Iosire the Bleecker Building.
At this meeting the officers will offer ten twelve
Shares for sale and is hoped that an the members will
epTssent compete for the money The dues for March
must positively paid before this meeting Mem
bes specially requested to cali at the Office No as 9Th
av before FRIDAY EVENING, as it nay not be posi-
bic to receive all the dues at the meeting.
CHARLES CRANE, President
X. Ross Jr., Secretary. m42t'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

HARDWARE Fer sale, on account Of
Il i'll health. the Steel aud xIures Of Hardware
Sere in Of the best locations the city now dong an
excellent business mostly cash Apply at No. Is, hsv.
near 2oth-st ms IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04
Two BOOT and SHOE -JOBBERS.-l

want situation in the above busisess, in which an
veu scouanted Am about 81 years OF and have an
,efersecss Can influence considerable city and csuety
tfade and will be cohteGt with . R5derse salary:
dress CHAPLIN, Office Of 11e Tri5sne. "a, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

"A YOUNG IRIsH GIRL, a member Of the
English Church. Who has served her app satieeshp
Mlner and DIess-maker. three years at Dabln and
has with her excellent recommendations anxious for
situation as Seamses or Nurse and Selmsrsss Cham.
hemad and Waitress in gentlenan's family. Apply at
No l3l Eesf ilth-st m3 Re
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

VERY STABLE for SALE-To-
sether with stock and fixtures 1t 10 In . central
location. For particulars inqsire Of T. J. TAYLOR No
IS Nassau ct. nj IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

as NURSE and Seamstress by one, and
as prees,ed Cook in a private family BY ne e.he,
middle aged These females are very etpSte
snd have excellent city reference Cal 81 No oh,a'
an he book store. ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

&E MN w anted, man who can
W f,OOOs invss, from 81. COO to s. go in
tabshed business Salary 81 ,0e per snnam Ample
cmity given. Address W c. thisonics. MI &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

~ The Fulton building Association.1,Ts
those who wish TO be their own LaDdlords.-Ihe Full
TON BUILDING aud MUTUAL LOAN ASSOCIA-
TON the Of Savings Bank with those
Of a Binding Association.
A public meeting will be held on FRIDAY EVENING,
March S. at Hail. at n o'clock for the admission
members the object and peculiar advantages
of the Association will be explained.
To those who desire to invest money prohtaby and TO
all persons of ANAL means who labor for living, this As
sociaton presents nequaed advantages.
Insrest at the Of per is allowed months
dues or over when paid in advance, in Of with
dra from the Association This entire feature
in Building Associations Entrance Fee 80 cents monthly
dues Sc 0 value Of shares 5000 number of original
shares limited to 900 Subscriptions viii be received BY the
following officers: -
SAMUEL SOUTHERDEN, President.
WILLIAM WEED, v. President. No. &c Bowery.
ISAAC AMERMAN. JR., Secretary, No. IS Sd av
TRUSTEES.
Geo H. Walker, No. 81 Eliza beth st. corner Hesterst
Isaac L. Devoe, No. 40 Eldridge- ct.
Henry McCollum, Nc. 40 Eldrdgeset
d W. whitney, Nc. 81 College place.
Foster b. Williams, No l43 Hester-st
Tobias V. Mumford, No. 30 Norfolkst
Nathaniel Tsrpenoy, No. 1876 3th-st.
Ladies subscribe to number OF shares by leaving
their with any Of the above named officers asf 6A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

AS CHILpRsN's MAID, Chambermaid, &C.,
"A By two very respectable young Women one 20 tske
are 81 children do chamberwork the othsI 70
waiting excellent plain sewers prefer gems 20 ne
country Good recommendations If required eau q, 70
i9e pgnow- ~ a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

Ey- Secure q Fortune and Home THE
COLUMBIA BUILDING ASSOCIATION Of BROOK
LyN will hold public meeting on THURSDAY EVE
MING, March 4, at RemseHs Mission Hall, No II Hsmii
av., few doors above Union st Brooklyn, l.
Monfhly Dues %
Entrance tee----. Gus
This Association, though recently established has al
ready with astonishing SUCCESS Its terms more
liberal then any similar institution. Members with
draw their money at any time and receive six per cent
interest thereon Those who pay their dues in advance
allowed per cent interest for time paid in advance
equal to what is allowed by Savings Barks-whe they
will addition share Of the profits amounting to
abont per cent netting in all 20 per cent yearly for
their money So rapid shares taken. if yen would
you will only be safe in awaiting yourself of the
present opportunity
II 10 computed that IS monk invested in associations
Ike this would amount 10 the astonishing OF SIG 0OO
in period Of about twenty four years Let young
old, fail to be present at the above meeting.
DANIEL p. BARNARD, President,
VIM. II. GRIFFITHS. Vice .Prest
CHAs O. RICHARDSON, Secretary.
DIR. j. b. BENNETT, Surveyor m3 q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

A S First-rate Cook and Laundress, by
IN a respectable Woman who perfectly understands
baking and pastry. Apply at No 35s 1st-av, corner
l5ih-st. Inquire in the store. Good references IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

- ing at command with steam power ana osnef
cj,, or csnduc,ng any respectable Manufacturing bus-
mes viii receive proposals from parties wishing nsaa.
Lc 10 engage IN something profitable and ,slaD.e
oref.rerc re siSsa 20 work metals Address METALLIC
az this Office. Ht "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04
Chances for Business Glen.

A SMALL STOCK of French Flowers,
IA Ribbons, Lace, Bourets Csps Cuffs, and Milsnsrs
materials, to be sc,d moderate Offer AR lady or
milsIer wilt find they all Of the best quality aAd worth
than the price asked for Apply a. No. Lspeaard-
81. near Broadway. ms 3s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

AS general HousEMAID, by respectable
"A young Girl in small private family Has g'sd REL
erences. Apply al No. 80 Pike 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

AS DaEssMAKER, by competent young
~ al, who wishes to 20 out by the day in private
famiiiss~cne who Thoroughly understand the business
capable OF making ladies' and chdIens dresses IN tns
situsloh a. ysar ms 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

A S NURSE and Seamstress, or as Cnam-
n BERNARD by respectable young Woman; 49,. ~
II good cool washer and rsner and can bake WEI. ms
lived three years in her last place Good
oiiy 81 country given Cali at No lo7 kmg-" near n1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

t5J1 Second New-Ycrk Building Association
The second regular meeting for the payment of dues
md election of MEMBERS will be held at CHATHAM
HALL, No. Chatham-squGre, on THURSDAY EVE
MING, March at O'clock. This Association 6lling
apdly the fee viii
probably AZ the next meeting Members paying six months
advance will receive interest at the rate of
per cent addition the profits. Share 5000 monthly
dues So % entrance fee so cents Shares will be redeemed
at lis meeting. J. BUXTON. Jr., Sec'y,
M No. IA North Klliam-Ht
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-03
! CITY BUSINESS.
a mcricnns, Pntronizc Your Own Hnnu.
facturcs.
Wheelins Silk Factory.

a MEXICAN Silk manufactured into superior and sub
stanl articles the various fabrics now in use al
GiLIyS SILK FACTORY; Main Street, Centre Wheel
Tic process of manufacturing and those wishing to pr
chase ks wholesale retail can he supplied on reason
HI Adams J. s. Forbs', a. o. Fairchld,s, Marsh d Tay
ior,s and O. W. Ileiskill's, Wheeling Var and al James
richardson's FURNISHING Ware House, No. 11a, Main
street, Cincinnati, o.
the HIGHEST PREMIUMS, and gold and silver medals,
at the American Institute, New York, Franklin Institute
PhilaJelnhin and Ohio State Fair. We constantly
mnnuaGturing and stock s now large and scasonblc
comprising many variecsvelvcts sntins vestins dress
silks frinees cravats handkerchicis OF white, black
plaid figured pncd all the newest stylcs niadc O"
best twined silk twed and plain. Also shirts, drawers
and half hose for gentlemen.
Please call md pntroizc this important branch OF Amer.
lean Orders oevcry variety oisas prompts
~ executed.
II. - 'Tftl JOHN WlGILI.
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GaNCINNAT1 IHYDRoPA,T1R1C oIs
Wafer Cure Establishment.

,,HE above Institution is open for the reception of
tom Cincinnati layton Railroad, in the rear and at
he "a me distance from the Miami Canal in the 'front.' rem
dc easy access those DESTROYS o. enjoying the
benefits Of the Institution ,rts ., Tho country :, mr.
pleasing Of scenery than spGeads Itself sell
sn5s s nate and art combine eneng the
beautiful beyond description:
Of The The Artist m anse
INTERIOR combined with the numerous attractions on which
this Establishment desirable one The Halls are eSten
sivc, the Rooms spacious and inviting Whe.G ,ne nnSa
nccmcn weather. The Bed Rooms are well ventilated
modous being convenient for the application of water in
every In connection with the institution thete Is
viii have an opportunity Of restoring their muscular 1l
strength by hcah exercise The Springs which s @f
and abundant flowing from "a gavey bed they SEND en
water both cold and delicious I'M eean nY
variety of scenery hosc M ssenr
not think nix, Of S;s mo.s asSa0' pace
DR. Pgnsg having much experience IN the treatIen
81 tl so si ie will Be 10
committed 70 bis care tenon To- Tie Wao nas e
peculiar and being every way qoanea
s'a PoSaus Ue with its
ailments OF female beauty health and
hea 81 large portion the fair SEX be treated in
this Institution OF ond y
the attention Of ladies' as in all cases we shall expect TO
Parsons visiting Cure by tho way of the Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad will stop at the Carthage
statIon Patients ale requested TO bring two comfota
bles blankets two coarse sheets s,S towels ana
TER Ms-The terms for Board Medical Services and al
ordinary will be ten dollars per weeS payeoe
weekly Extra attendance will subject Inc pauen 70 an
charse Some deduction will be made TO those who
find ii necessary spend length OF tune IN me
ton Transient persons VIII DC chageu t"o
day. s.5-si 1ss II, -. ~, roo5 for ,ho q ,st
examination i5 t,..s a9s , 49,
f"i ''' - D. A. PEASE, NJ. ID. sSf5
st51H Proprietor and Physician.
Carthage. Hamilton Co.. Ohio. ause4.
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GENERAL. JACKSON
AND MARTIN LUTHER,

fTNHE Popricos OF Sarains Magazine havng purchas.
ed the large and handsome steel plate fully engra.
we'd i'll line and cZZotln;, from the celebrated design by
Gcorge Cattcrnolc ,epI cscnting - ~. sr7l . -
THE FIRST PERFORMERS,
Preseutins their Famous Protest D;etoC Spires,
- in 1929,
offers it. in correction with their Magazine in terms
unrrecedently low. F-E
This magnificent composition contains nearly one hun.
drcd figures, and includes authentic portraits or
prominent men connected with that event. The
elusive OF nrgi p inches by To- and the print
has yer been reiaed alta price less than 80 per copy
Each is accompanied by Instructive pictorial
key reference describing the scene, the Characters
history which led 10 the event. AMI the principles contcn.
ded for.
connection with Sarains Magazine both works will
be furnished on the following liberal terms which, inva
rably in ADVANCE
One copy of the Magazine, and of the Print, 50
Five copies ofthe Magazine, AMI five OF the Prints,
up of the Club, ~
Tho price of Sarains Magazine being ofsef SO per
nun, both works jointly pay by the above oer BIO
had for what heretofore the price separately
Preparations axe making to publish in the Magazine
res OF illustrated articles AMERICAN HEROES common
icing with Pictorial Life of Gene raj Jackson.
% Agents wanted in every town and village in the Uni
ted States, to get Clubs the above liberal
Country Newspapers publishing the above advertise
ment, every ober week for three months, will entitled
to copy OF cKcn work gratis.
Send yor subscriptions and secure Sc worth
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aug2f. Philadelphia.
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NEW BOOKS.
The Campaign ofGen. Scott.
GAN INTENSELY TEpsr:as,uNs: HOOK.


- 55t vol. t2hIo., S. -. 49, s1s
M GORE & ANDERSON, have just ready in a .iuoleri
THE CAMPAIGN OF GENERAL SCOTT
in the vaily OF Mexico by Lieut.. Raphael semmes NJ
ens4s bisn
and Lieut. s. is man Of sterling fair
Pea l"na''a' account Of a'l nc aw-sHa'u N ne ~ O.
spirited the last Mexican Cam,
aeeidcntly connected with lie AmyPaiiaa Oh, oniel@
tien in a clear and vigorous style, and it is difficult
cf having commenced Its persal, tolay II aside.or
One of the most gallant officers in the Navy- The
whole volume work orintclect, is worthy OF high
place inthc department 10 which 1T bclonss-Lo,isrhr
at is no small praise 10 the to say that we hav
never read history evidently fairly writcn-Lit
~ volume iu ofinstruction and interest He writes
with flowing in vigorous STYLE enrichng nara
the distinguished init."-Na.ionai Era
ae ee which has given such vivid i'm
OF Ter len, j SCOTS Scot Canpas1l-s outsr7s Press
GS. CD .StqnaGrd. 49, - - 80 - :
Nv We find IN this hook t fek subscription OF
Rerie,o. - " ' " '7'Ao
we follow with renewed we onhe
footsteps OF That c0nstEae soldier whose m,rces ani
riumps from Vera Cruz the City or Mexico were Sc
E an unsurpassed in the annals
HIS original descriptions drawn with great elicity-
are extremely produce deep impr esson the
he cIiticises the military opeationin de-
Gided partisan spirit, but with evident ubty-N Y TIL
hum -" 80 1'' 4. 1'''
The very best book which! that war has called orth
Phfiadetplid Presbyterian -
IN reading some otle authors descriptions of assaults
anu STORMS one can hardly wonder at the fascination and
enthusiasm productive OF the i,,credie niiifarv
ro.eess SO repeatedly displayed during the Mexican
The bookis than readable; its statistics and facts
an sketches give the reader clear Of the
campaign as can ba found any where superior in interest
selist. :. = ~ - i'o''
Pays warm bute to the mary admirable qualities of
thaI emnct commander, Gen. Scot-R1rper's Magazine
, AoESTs wanted 10 circulate this work in all parts of
inc United States with whom liberal arrangements will
6e mass or ,eSnyassng particular counties districts
~ EplroRs giving this adve tsement two or more in
sertons, Shall have copy the mailed 10 their adj
usemcnt. MOORE & ANDERSON. Pn6ishers W.
aug 2l-tE eS. West Fourth street, Cincinnati, o.
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1852 HIae.NaFrCE.NEs STOCK OF 1859
.a DRY GOODS. 9-
NIE3 IT Sci BY.


MONROE STREET Wheeling Va. is row receiving
w his stock Of Fla II and Winter Goods !Oi Jobbns
po !taons, and tho best manufactures of
country. Gale ully selected exp essiy o' the
IOnBlNG TRADE. q
OF best rbics designs and coiors, to which lie
spectiuly soctS examination from his Old customers
aud Count. Me chants.
CLOriS-iIS consists in part OF the best makers,
aud ui the usual variety OF colo g both fo'c'gn and
domestic
CASSIMERES-Bain black and doeskin, as VOL as OF n
= eat variety .. the choic cs; Ia,icy colo g
SATlNETTS-islack Blue Stee..mXed, lancy Green and
BiOyns. &C. \ very full and comp etc stodk; also
Twe3ds and Cy. Jeans
OVER COATINGS-Oi colo ed blankets pilot and bca yer
cloths ard other sucl goods i'll variety.
PRINTS-A very large STOCK OF the best makers OF last
madden cnlors. IA well as the most common KIM
% low priced ilts cor comforts, DC.
DRESS GCOISr-Gin.ims mouse de ains, cmb'd Istrc,
ylain and g'd black alpucas,' Us well as OF colo S
OF The beat variety both iigu' cd and plain
WHITE GOODS-in extensive stock OF cainbrIc figured
and uaiI, jlconets, Swiss and Scotch mills In
d.a, booii. ti cad and cotton latcs ca.ings, etc,
in variety, also Irish linens
CAPSNjen's hovs' child velvet and cloth caps,
also Mexican hats, most desii able lot
AI.SO-Si,ws, ribbons, hosiery. umb elias, brown and
b,eacica mlsins, sl.i ting checks, Ticking, &c
&c;. scther with full and complete stock OF
Motions o all sorts, usually wantedi aud atoecth
cr feel W ell ussn cd my stock is SO complete thai
when il is examined and the prices told, 1t Will he
found in all les, eCts, crhaIs SUPERIOR 10 an!
stock OF Goods be offered in tie market
are1i w. T. SELBY.
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New Music Store.
ei.u OF the Ssrcciun Tri9onun, no. 10!
Main street.

-..--, J. FICKlESoN would respectfully an
- rounce to the citizens Of Wheeling and VI
f IL II n ciny. that he has Just opened new anu
u " clcsan, establishment FOR tile sale of Victims,
Guitars Vioncelos Fiagolcs, Flutes, Flies Acc"'ae
ons Ban0s, and Tanlborincs. Brass Instruments The
first and hest make.
Instruction books all kinds of Instruncnts and for
singing 49,, a.,
newest Songs Ductts etc. and the best Roman and
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings. 81 ...
Cinronets Reeds Tuning Forks also Violin and Guitar
Screws, Violin Finger AMI Tail Bolrds fsa
Bows for Violiicello and Violin. -H
A. Kcbcr's Furniture Polish for rcnovating VANISHED
Furniture such Pianos Cabinets, Steam Boats or any
descriptions OF Furniture. n.
Also for sale by Agent for Klcher ttsburg la!os
OF the hest manufacture in the ned states 9nci
as Nuns and Cark's grand and squa,c Pianos J. H. Dun
lams Halett and Aliens celebrated Boston Pianos &c
Agent for the make OF Cara;dt and Ncedham's Patent
Mclodeons.
Accordcons and all kind OF musical inst repaired
at the lowest prices. r4ar u
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PROSPECTUS
AMERICAN WIG REVIEW

the ogin.i Prospectus of the American Review
sued at Washington by Mr. Cotton, lis former Proprie
and EDITOR, number OF the leading Wing Members
the Twenty Congress (1S!56) subscribed their
nameS to the following resolution -.
long needed and Of manifest importance the undersigned
agree to contribute for its from time to time such
as may BE- necessary 70 set forth and de-
Signed by George P. Marsh Daniel D. Barnard, Nc
Phcrson Berrien, J. R. Ingersoll, L. Joy Norris T. l..
Clingman Daniel Webster, r. G.. Winthrop. Thomas But.
Ter King, Hamilton Fish, J. p Kennedy, VIM S. Archer,
Rufus ChOatc, Alexander H. Stephens" 15slt-t
An engraved portrait of distinguished person will
be found in every number OF the Review They will
ally portraits living American Statesmen, when
that is possible, will be accompanied with anthem
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