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MAGNIFICENT NEW ILLUSTRATED


wi wORKS.-ALEXANDER MONTGOMERY, No II
Spruce st. New-York has now in press and viii issue LIST
Of January 1858 three of the most superb works OF the class
which have appeared in any country
THE ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE OF ART.-ln
monthly parts. Price 25 cents each.
Every has been made 10 produce work OF
unparalleled nlagnhcence, regardless OF cost The hrst
literary talent America and Europe has been
enanred upon its various departments In addition
ngrayngs from choicest the
most Painters 1t will include Gallery of Portraits
of the distinguished Men and Women OF all countries
with accompanying memoirs collected from authentic
sources; from remarkable Passages IN history
choice specimens in Architecture and ornamental design
usl descriptions OF manufacturing processes objects
curiosity, &c forming altogether work of SURPRISING
O' THi al HISTORY OF THE PAINTERS OF ALL Ma
TIONS-In monthly parts. Price 30 each.
The leading feature OF tins ork Will be combining spec
mems OF the celebrated pictures of each master
with his portrait aud such particulars of his life and WORKS
az will be- equal interest to the Student Professor and
" CAsSEIs NATURAL HISTORY will appear in
monthly parts. Price IS cents each.
Zach number of this beautiful work win be embelshed
with four splendid eDgrayings printed separately plate
rnpcr and about thirty engayngs Incorporated in the letter
pres twill present full account OF ali that known a.
10 the animals present inhebltng the earth, with the
suits of the researches te most distinguished Naturass
fossil remains, each division OF the animal kingdom IN
the order laid down by Cuyer and followed by the most
eminent Nauralists OF the present day
Terms FOR ABOVE PUBLICATIONS.
MAGAZINE OF ART-Three Dollars per annum, or %
cents each number
HIsToFY OF PnNrERs.-six Dollars per annum, or 50
NATURAL HIsroRY.-Three Dollars per snnmn' or p
each number
The aboye will be sent postage any part Of the
Union if PAID in advance for II months Clubs OF two or
more supplied on liberal terms
wanted in every town hrou ghout the Union. Any
person the first number and canyssinz win the
same viii be- of securing large number OF suoscr
ers. No just conception can be formed Of tne eesacS
and beauty of these works from merely reading printed
All communications to be addressed TO
ALEXANDER MONTGOMERY Publisher,
No
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NIANTED-A situation as Superintendent
w Of Cotton Mil BY person who ne: sss ssfsesi
cperaor OF cotton machinery. For Character and AL
the bus;nss satisfactory reference WI ~ dyyS
TO THIkcDkLh - w. = -
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xvw.yORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE

ipgvpv LARGE PAPER, FOR THE COUNTRY,
va svery SATURDAY MORNING, ~ the low price
Vsr in advance g.. sisn' ecP,sss foI $40 or
FHy :lnsd beyord tho time Cor which = i paid 40
% es sr lis shes; WI. be charged 81 cents per i7s
80 useYtor
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MADAME SONTAGs CONCERT
AVH N0TICE-The Superintendent of the Advertising
Department deems il necessary give notice that Ad
vesement can be paid for unless has beenseni by @ TO
the different publication offices
He is compelled to adopt this course, quite number
OF Papers have sent in bills for advertisements which
not authorized H. d. PALMER.
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pANVARD's HOLY LANDING. BAN
- WARD having returned 10 his native city after n
brilliant offour the Old World will open has
new work Of the HOLY LAND early in December. As no
sufficiently large could be found in Newfork to re-
canvas than hi. f,rerone OF the MissspT the gentle
of the Racket Court Club have IN the klndest manner,
rendered him the Of their extensive and capacous area
or Ball Court which being rapidly prepared fr the
RECEPTION this great work The OF this painting
taken from authentic drawings made upon the spot by
Mr. BANVARD personally, during expensive and peril
Gus tour undertaken expressly for the purpose. These
pre- paraoTy sketches alone incurred expense OF near
$500 Further particulars viii be sven in future adyer-
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of VARIETIES, No. $50

GALLERY of VARIETIES, No. 80
~ Broadway, near SPring-st- g. HICKS, Proprietor
VIII open on WEDNESDAY, Nov "a, and continue open
daily ffom 10 o'clock A. NJ until 10 p NJ Pernrmances
every hour. AUTOMATON BELL-RlNGERS, playing
Fifteen Airs including The most popular Of the day SELF
PLAYING PIANO FORTE, plays ThirtysX Ara COS
MORAMIC VIEWS. KALEIDOSCOPE. A variety OF
MECHANICAL FIGURES.
l. Hail Columbia. 2 Old Folks al Home. 8 Spanish
Waltz. 4 Nelly BY. s. Ny Lovely Virginia Gal D star
Spanged Banner Low Bnckd Car. 3. Ben Bolt Polka.
10 Marsellaise Hymn. IL. Waltz. u Chimes QuadnLe
IS. Home Sweet Home H. Yankee Doodle.
Admission the whole, 25 cents; Children under 10,
hafpnce. A liberal discount made for Schools
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yEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

-, ,.atp EVERY MORNING, 'suNDAY t1ehIrb

s'ssl'''""'s an GREELEY q McELRATH,
.-.,,sxR sUuslres, CORNER or Spruce kNc
81 TIE ,.usrs- OPPOSITE THE CITY HALL
s s s Sas :y 81 n '$ Sss;
g. vsen - or year 1t tho same rate. Single copies
q z Nal sabsnbeTs Five Dollars per snnum IN
40 W Subscriptions taken for ak ncnths !or tsIte
sssfe "a three pollaTs IN advance required IA al ex
psfse sih Gentry Newspapers. Daily Papers reeeiy
49, fes whose terms are higher than hose Of lie
9 20 -, - - nj allowed any difference
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M, Nefsre.-A reguler n,eeting o; the READING
WI Ne held on MONDAY EVENING, 18th inst.
- nal Of fhe Phomstheso Society, University Wash
ssasfe. Young men interested Va estsol shins liter
Ga saS s.'a especially sr~es,es eaeossos no" IL
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FRANCIS l. HAWKS, }Committe,
GEORGE ii. MOORE,
81 Anniycr-ary of Broadwny sectIon 30. 9

" spiritual Maaifestp tions.-A Pee Lecture
sasirered SP.atual Manifestations by Nj 5. J.
~ TIE Stuyvesnt Institute, No. $50 Broadway,
~aVhSoW Sunday Nov. -, at O'clock Z. N.
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WOODS MINSTREL HALL, No. Ala

w Broadway.-OpeD EVERY EVENING. SonsoHs
and Ethiopian DelneatioDs Muse unsurpassed and Negro
Deneatons unequsled DoOrs open at 81 Concerts COM
mence at "A O'Clock. Admission Is cents-childsen hal
price. The Afternoon Concerts are discontinued.
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Wants.

WANTED-A situation as Chambermaid or
w Nurse bya young Woman Protestant. She can
be seen Tor days her ast place, No ih at Albion
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VNHE BRYAN GALLERY of CHRISTIAN
J. ART containing senes Of authentic Paintings by
The most celebrated artists in chronological order from
Guido de Senne tA.D. l22D down to Horace Vernet Is
open Tor exhibition at the Society Library Rooms from
COIREES MYSTERIEUSE CT FANTAS-
- TIQUE-Mr. ROBERT HELLER, associate OF tho
Royal Academy, London respectfully announces shat hs
VIII shortly appear before American audience in seree
of novel and scientific entertainments
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~ ~ Industrial Home Association, No. Ia
kgS%d thus Association viii be held ON MONDAY
oHS Nov ~, N 0rand-sf Hall. No ~ 0randst., az
SA q. A. COOPER, Secretary.
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~ Rally TO Save the Poor Drnnkard.-Tha.e

vIi be Grand Mass Meeting OF the Canast. Temperate
Society al Meuus nall No l35 spTing-si., on = y
DAY Tomorrow EVENING Addresses by Rev {.
LEIGH ard WI. EDMONDS ESQ.
JOHN QUA President
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DURENOL OGY All works on this science
i may be had of FOwLERs WELLS, No. lal Mas
sau.st, Y. Also, Water Cure, Photography and the
Natural Sciences generally.
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Reliaioas Notices.

" Sunday school. No. 23.-The Tlrty-sixth
,sry OF this School viii take place place q the Eac
Sss,lst Church SUNDAY EVENING, l2th inst. at
s,ef
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~ DR.. Redfeld, the Physioguomist, can be
- No. I'D Chambers e., by those who wish 60 &C
teewe<Se Of his discoveries 10 tess their utility.
se'' de- pubic
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.rnirn AIissinnarv snciclv-

iSth Aniyersary If tins Society viii be held tn Cor
tssstt Church, (head OF aric) TOMORROW (Sund -
aTERNOON, az 3oclock Rev. w. w. SCUDDER who
4on 10 his mission field IN India viii address
ffspo
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8 tetking ana Washing. At the wssh-Hosse,
~ aao,tsfs-Wnm baths in tuba and 10 eentS warm
bsshs eentsi yspor Baths beet hind. 23eenis;
- eenss ~ hour
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Il The advertiser having thorough practical knowledge
bTsnches desirea situation ia manufacturing establish
ent as Superintendent and Manager He is active in ha
tory difference gwen Address J. r. " Tribune 0fee.
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INSTITUTE-A Select

Boarding School for Boys Pcekssill on the Hudson
River Circulars may be obtained OF GEORGE SAVAGE,
Pnbsrer No = John-st n by addressing the PrncI
res Rev GEORGE PHIPPEN and
- A r. PHIPPEN.
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LIGHTE g. NEWTON, in con

" sequence Of the increased demand and unryaled pop
usTity Of their PlANOFORTES have dcd their 6as
ne~s and opened Ia Broadway, No 6n5 whore
We shall constantly keep choice selection OF Piano.
Fores from st II octave, rosewood cases with all ths
latest improved patterns We shall also continue 70 keep
full assortment Of Instruments az Mnuf.ctory ana
Waeruoms No 92Canalst All Piano Fortes of Our manu-
fzctuIe warranted IN every respec Professors Nnsr
teurr and ho vino anticipate purchasing are respectfully
country punctuslly executed.
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TALBOTT's MACHINE for TUNYEI,NG

TING sTONE.-Th. under.ixlsd ogrs - -. tos " l.
g.si Inventors for France. The principle OF The 49,,
ehres Is tie s.Iie, the form Of each heinz asn -, ia
worS required 20 b done That fur ca,t,uR ,,nos
sen AZ the establishments Of the Empr. Stone NJ. ~
Ger fsny foot Of 1th-st. East River in I'D, civ. "a
model Of the Tunnelng Machine can De seen :. u
the urceTSi <ned tnr.ns bsacs 40 hours oe OF
who have examined ts machine eSpr-ss entire eoni
N - sooes.s ioI tnne the mountains of France for r
afstsly e. r1sy be dssirrd VI sSp-
CHARLES 7. SHELTON, No. IA WALTZ
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All communications attended to promptly, by ADDRESSING
" r. PALMER, Tribune Buildings. ". T.
list Of other cities and Towns in each State, IN which
papers publshed be had by those wishing sdvef
tise, South or West, East OF North, at the Agency.
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THE WORLDS FAIR PREMIUM SAFES

l. depot Green Block, Water-,, ~ Y-The sub.cribar
placed his Fire and BurzarProvf Iron Safes in
with tie shoe world al the great Exhibition IN London r
winch an mp atrial Jury awarded medal -
The American Far held last fall AZ Castle G.rdan ..o
AWARDED 10 h gold medal for the best Proof xs .1d
he hes never failed to obtain the highest premium gen hi,
Sale bAs oten put N competition with Others for tiat pur
Sekn0wn mercantile houses who have haS their booTs
pspes and money preserved IN these superior safes yth,
the ia-few months lend can, with many other. BE- ,>n :,
ny store va; MessTs- Stlwel Aouiross and NJ +
"s,ains IN The Futonst IRE Messrs Fisher Robineon
and Aessrs John lockwood Co IN the great fire rner -
Litery and Nss-sns's and Messrs Proud BowInan IN
Jersey City. AAN' -
an The proprietor Of HALLS PATENT LOCK which
NE Worlds kxhioon and s considered the be,t Lors for
TIE puee ever invented beng proof AGAINST powder .n ~
A. - Do ia-.r tsp cent end be made ehsns.ah-
invite al purrsse-st TO close and careful
before purchasing and eecide for themselves who % 80
best EiIe Burglar AID Damp Proof safe coub'nSd '
slLAs c. HERRING Ncs. I35 IL ana Is1 W.,
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fuatebes, Jswslrp, Sc.
TATCHEs and JEWELRY.-SQUIRE &

WATCHES and JEWELRY.-SQUIRE Il
w BROTHER Nos 81 Fulton-st and 1872 Bowery, would
call the Of their friends and customers
that visiting tho city they IN want OF tine uold
Watch such Beesey, Tobias Cooper Taylor aud other
celebrated Makers Silver Mare, such as Forks Sposn
Tease,s Gold Jewery. &c that we are now prepared
than sell the aforementioned goods ON the
reasonable Our stock is large and wei skleced
as regards taste cheepnes and durability. Our mode OF
rsnted represented Your custom Is most cordially so
cited.
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DIANO.FORTE WAREROOMs No az

Il Broadway one door above Thompsoa's saloon Per-
about purchasing Pianos invited 70 call at the
Wrsroorns OF BENNETT Co., where they will find sn
assortment Of rosewood -Ports Of modern styis
Every instrument warranted Cor two years Should doubts
be entertained as 10 quality the payment may be deferred
Until such doubts removed Old Pianos received in pa
psyms for New and secondhand Piano. to Ist
Malu.sctory, Nos 81. 3l3 and 3l5 Riyinzton-st
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1.-TWO ENGINES and BOILERS for

Il SALE LOW.-rhe Engines are l. horse power new
and made the best manner OF Bel Metal on the oscl.t
ing principle and be Used vertically or horizontally
The Boilers are Of copper with horizontal and vertical
tubes, improved plan, the whole occupying but
small space Can be seen at No. f2 Pearst Also one OF
KeyIeT's Hot Air Furnaces for sale very low
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Carpstinss, Oi! Cloths, ST.

CARPETING and OIL CLOTHS.-RE-
~ MOvAL.-WM McGRORTY wishes to inform his
friends and the public that he has removed his stock from No
Us Wilan-st To No lt2 Broadway He has now on hand
large and weseced stock Of every description OF Car
petngs and Oil Cloths &c, which no will disposs OF Q.
wholesale and retail. reasonable terms No il Broad
way, three doors from Liberty-st.
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pLANO-FORTES-The best assortment Of
Pisnos In this city can be the Wrerooms Of
LINCOLN 4 THOMPSON, No al Broadway. ineludins
Halet, DAVIS Co.'S celebrated Eoan Panoa Of new AID
much approved scales aeknow superior sny
m the market Also large variety from other di5.ias
Newton and Boston makers Glberts and other second
hand with aud without the E,lian, Various prices
LINCOLN a THOMPSON No al ArnadxnY
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Eonses tUanlco.

"ANTED-A modern-built three-story
w House. between 10Th and Sith-sts. and % aud 9Th
avs In good neighbofhood by small family. Possession
on the Is, Of November. Address MERCHANT, Box No
1505 Post Office.
WANTED-By Literary Society, large
w Room OF a suite of Rooms be situated between
Spring aud l4th-sis, Bowery aud STRAY. Address w T.
No "a Old clip second door fontsi with the rent.
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M X. JOHN MAC MULLEN has opened
A'l Day School Cor Boys a; No so BoweCy, block
from Broadway and five doors above B0ndsI Hls
leI5 per quAtsT vii Necessarily keep his school very
small Having resided more than y-srs Europ- and
hsvns studied .nd taught for many the City Of
New-lo.k. he fs hiinsef qualified do justice those
who may b. p!soed IN his hands Besides Spelling Resd
ing Writing and Arithmetic, there viii D. taught without
exits eharge Greek. Lstin, French spanish, German,
ta!ifr, DrzwIns Musc Gymnastics aid DancIg Clrru-
lars 81 LockwOocs, No. A. and CrOwens, No SO Broad
way.
Play Ground SE BOYS Twenty-Five sSbseribsEs wanted
Terms SIS var. Address J. MAC MULLEN No. rs
Chryst,e-.t
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DROOKLYN LOTS for SALE-Situated on

I'D Gatessay Quincy and Munroe SITS, near Bediordav
They Law in sections OF lots forming ni OF lCo eet on
each street being deep BENZ situated on level
grade aud improving neshborhood and offered on very ee
sonabe terms good investment presents itself 10 capital
ST. on those wishing handsome 10 build Apply to
r. W. MERRIAM No. s. Beekn.snsi- New-foTk
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r HARDMANs PIANO-FORTEs-Man.

IL ufsctory and Wareroom, No. 81 Whitest three
doors west Of BrosdwsyThe subscriber announces 20 his
eEds and the public IN general that in consequences of
the increased demand for his Piano Foes he has moved
from his old factory No. l(S West Broadway a more
central location, where be is erecting factory
with sIeroom attached, which will be completed By the
lst Of November He would 10 those who conten
purchasing that all bis instruments are manufactured under
his lmntdi=te supervision and of well seasoned materials
and beng practical mechanic, he able judge Of the
Efficiency OF those alterations which daily being mlde
and has only adopted such his long
hence conyinces hun will really improve the instrument
lie has lately been devong his time entirely 70 improve
nsnt IN the scale which be those who have
pessed Themselves much pleased with his Pianos adds
greatly 20 their and OF tone. He has
On hand assortment Of VARIOUS makers thai buyers
cannot fsil IN selecting instrument 20 sat them in price
sId tone Secondhand PisuoFortss BOUGHT and taken in
exchange. n. HARDMAN
Merchants and the trade supplied ths reasonable
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EBENCH LANGUAGE.-ProE GERARD

invites the attention of young Ladies aud Gentlemen,
who msy wish take Lessons their residences - his
Circulars which can be had No II University place or
at Mr. Lockwoods bookstore Of the Jato Of the New
\ ORR University.
B-Cassts in French ior young Gentlemen, viii also
be heard every evening from tho Calpel OF the
University Success guaranteed and references given
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ITO LET-Near Unicn-square, suite "
i furnished Apartments or two 0. three s'hs''
AMY AZ No e5S Broadway.
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/, 400 BIrILDING LOTS and Thirty

I 400 BUILDING LOTS and Thirty
HUI FARMS soon to he distributed among Inree
Eund,d and Eighty subscribers. each subscriber for
only sl5 payable in instamen.. Will receive Warran
Tn Lott are finely situated near the Lake Land village
depot on the Long Island Railroad aud all within two bloc
of said rosd Each lot 25 l00 feet the shares are
taken fa the four lots together, making pot w Tex
sousre Tives sufficient ground for a necessary ondns
And large garden for raising fruit vegetables &C IL
condersd very desirable location for mechanic or conn
nv residence for gentleman retiring from busnes. 70,
a share apply Immediately To CHAS. WOOD, NO. 10
Broadway, where maps may be mad gratis
1ISTH-STREETL LOTS for SALE.-Ihree
~ Lois beautifully situated on north side OF l<'tn-
A. ucar the Gth-ay COO may remain on mori;aSe lOr
Eve wears Apply j. WARD, cornrr l2ithst aud oin-av
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WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE

1Vl INSTITUTE, No 2ls Ah-st, corner Of Maedougs-
st. on WAshiugton-sguare, GEO. w. CLARKE, AN
and JAMES TANNING, AN, Principals commences ia
nth school year on MONDAY, the 18th OF sept 1852
The Prnc pals having retted the furniture and for
recitation sno lecture throughout the Institution will be
III complete order tor the reception OF lie Professors Tsach
aud pupils the 18th OF sept.
Personal interviews with the Principals and Catalogues
Containing Of patrons and pupils y; past year. To-
sether with plans Of Instruction. regulations terns
MAY be had Al the Rooms Of the Institute
Pupils received from 70 y yeArs Of age.
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DROFESSOR WHEDON'S CLASSICAL

Il and COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, Il RAvensyOOd, L /,
vii open TUESDAY. the n day VI November next
The institution Pleasantly stuAied the EAt RIVER
between Astoria and WiiLAnssgrEh, in Of tie most
beatty and drsl,ul Il 81 suburban loeste. PGrrn
VII heFt md foz their the advantage OF home and
school united Circulars containing feE iniorat0n can
he oetAned by ldressEF note to the Pnnrpa AZ Raven
weed
RuxKrscEs-Hon. s. ID. Hubbard Po<tnsasser-ri,ue-.l
oithe ntrd sts'ss Gov. felsh Of Mich gan; Gov B1s
iif'Aard Mae; PTssidsnt North. u Hssnit1a College
ffesas nj Allan, Il Guard College Hol Jsrres Hafper
SeN-icrk F~r
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vr,O LET. in wILLIAMsBURGH-Part of

House consisting OF four II tie second soy,
hack nent and bed room IN the trd story Apply oA
tie premises No 80 South Fourth-st
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CELF-STOPPING HYDRANTS-Bartbol.

COmews Patent have been years in extensve useare
strong durable not broken earelesy by children
repaired, without any digging up Double Hyirsnts Tor
two yards. Sold by the Plumbers. Made at No 81 Ma
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EOLIAN PIANO-FORTEs.-HALLET,
EOLIAN PIANO-FORTES.-T. GIL.

EOLIAN PIANO-FORTES-T. Gill
az BERT Co.'S celebrated Piano-Fortes. with aad
thout the Koian The subscriber who 10 the sole agent
this city the sale these instruments 1.-THE reputation
which has bee worldwide is prepared to offer
them prices which, those wishing TO puhase cannot
fail be sactory Possessing facilities obtaining
Pianos II equaed by those Of any other house
the city he does hesitate say that he present
inducements buyers be found elsewhere. lie has
constantly hand OF secondhand
PsDOs At bargains which he felresy viii defy com
petition Cuberts elegant Boudor Cottage Pianos for
small Also Meodeons, of Princes and Carharts
make. Grand h,olsD and other Pianos to let.
HORACE WATERS No. 3j3 Broadway,
corner of Anthony-st., up stairs.
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SODA WATER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

~ and most approved description manufactured and for
sale with explicit printed directions FOX il use by JOHN
MATTHEW'S. corner lst-av. and 25th-st, New-York-
Every information in relation the business furnished Es-
sablished % years