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NEW YORK CORRESPONDENCE.

4 Transparent Democratic Sham Exposed -
Royal Domestic Seerets--Queen Victoria and
Mrs. Stowe--The Nay Foreign Correspond
ence as sometimes Gotten Up--A Rare Voi-
ume-Meettag Of Coiored People-The Great
Exhibition, &c.
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OHIO.


Columbiana county-The Free Democracy
of this county met in convention at New Lis
bon, July 4. J. d. Cattel presided; J. Frost,
Secretary The following ticket was nomina-
ted:
Representatives-Hugh CASTOR, Jonas d. Cat.
tel SheriH-Andrew Mcintosh; Prosecuting
Attorney--A. H. Battin; Treasurer-Abner
Moore; Observation-Disclosures Miller; Sur
veyor-T. H. Woolley; Coroner. Straughn
Infirmary Director--T B. Cushman.
Belmont eounty.-The Free Democracy Of
this county met at Belmont July I'd. William
Palmer, Chairman; John w. Newport Secre-
tary. Resolutions in favor of the Pittsburgh
Platform and Maine Law were adopted, and
the following ticket nominated:
For Representatives-Willia Bundy, John
W. Newport; Prosecuting Attorney-John Hib-
bard; Observation-Disclosures Cooper; Commits
sioner-Isaac H. Chandler; Recorder-Elijah
Beans; County Surveyor-Thomas Lewis; Cor.
oncr-William Dillon; County lnfirmary-Levi
Beans.
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rsOrEnIC ANTHRoPOLOaY

4 COMPREHENSIVE and CONFIDENTIAL Treatise
"A on the Structure Functions, Passonal Attrac-
tions and Peryersions True and False Physical and
Social Conditions and the most Intimate Relations Of
Men and Women. By T. l.. NICHOLS M. ID.
The best book ever written upon the subjects on
which IL treats Waircorfh Co. Reporter.
regard il as the best work Of the kind sxtant--
DR.. Hale, Of Troy.
look upon il, after q careful perusal, the most
wonderful book ever written. 1t marks new era In
literature and social life.-Dr Stsphsn,, Of Forest
City,
Truly an inspired work I know of no book in the
world like H. or comparable with IT'D. Fay~, Of
Poytldna
hesitate not to pronounce II a most noble work.
1t will be great blessing to humanity Prof AHea,
of Antioch Coii,ge.
Not only the best book the subjects which Il
treats, but the only true and Satisfactory
written.--Aionzo Lew,s.
recommend this book NJ containing more Of the
philosophy Of life and health more Of our true rsla-
ton to God and each other and more practical rules
for the enjoyment Of health and recovery from dis
ease, than any other work that have ever read
Mary 8. Gone Nichols.
One vol. lSmo, 4s2 pages, 81 engravings. Fine
Cabinet edition. $l25i pocket mail edition. in 1exi
BILE muslin, gilt 81. For sale, Wholesale and retail,
by sTRINaER 4 TOWNSEND, 222 Broadway, New
York. or sent by mail post paid at the above prices
by addressing T. L. NICHOLS, M. D.,
June 23-3m Port Chester, NY
FORR EsrERs BOYS AND GIRLS MAaAZINg
COMMENCES now Volume with July This No.
" contains an accurate Likeness and q sketch Of 7.
H. Stafford jr Z" the young Vermont Mathematician !"
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LAND WARRANTS BoUaHr AND SOLD
A Ii Warrants sold by ~ are guaranteed In every
n particular, without limit ~ 70 time. Orders from
the West solicited aud filled At best patss Persons
sending US Warrants by mail. win receive prompt re-
turns At the highest makst price.
HARRIS C0wLES 4 CO,
Nos. and IL Kiby st.,
May l3--lA Boston. Aass.
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NOTICE.

nANIEL r. GO0DL0E, Attorney and Counsellor
~ At Law offers his services to the Public a. an
Agent for Pension Bounty Land. and other clAims
upon the Federal Government July z.
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PENNSYLVANIA.


armstrong eounty.-A meeting was held at
Worthington on 4th Of July. Robert Robin
son presided; John Craig and DR.. J. E. Ste
venson, Vice Presidents; and Robert M. Kis-
sadden, Secretary.
Resolutions in favor of the Pittsburg Plat
form and Maine Law were adopted, and seve-
raj animated addresses we're delivered
Bearer eOunty--A meeting of the Free De-
mocracy was held at New Brighton, July 9th.
Joseph T. Pugh, Chairman; Charles Coale,
Secretary.
The following ticket was nominated, viz:
Scnate-William Vincent; Assembly-Wm
Scott; Trcasurer-John Rsyl; Commissioner
John Courtney; Coroner-John R. Hoops Au-
ditor--Andrew Waterson; Poor House pjrec.
tor--Jsmes Scott; Trustees ofAoademy-Dr
A T. Shalenberger, Rev. George Scott; County
Surveyor. P. Reed.
A county committee Of Eve were appointed
viz: Joseph Britain, Joseph Smith, James K
Calhoun, VIM. Morlan and VIM. Thomas.
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FORR EsrERs BOYS AND GIRLS MAGAZINE
COMMENCES now Volume with July This No.
~ contains an accurate likeness and sketch Of 7.
II. Stafford jr the young Vermont Mathematician, /"
and Ia full Of other interesting matter we'll illustrated
Terms, 81 per year. in advance.
y. a. C. RAND, Publishers
July 81. No. z Cornhill. Boston.
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VERMONT.


Frnnkiin eounfy--The Free Democracy Of
this county met at West Euosburgh, July 7th.
Chas. FELTON, presided; A. H. Baker, Secretary
The following ticket was nominated for coun-
ty officers:
For Senators-C. F. Stafford, B. w. Fuller.
p. G. Hines; Assistant Judges-E Jewctt, j.
Eaton, jr.; Sherif-W. H. Blake; Judge of
Probate. c. Bryant; High Baili6-N. 8.
Drwin; States Attorney. E. Psltoo.
Resolutions in favor Of the Pittsburg Plat
form and State nominations, were adopted. c.
+. Stafford, A. Pixley, and c. FELTON,, were
chosen county committee.
MAINE.
York county Tho Free Democracy, ut their
county convention 1t Alfred, made the follow.
ing nominations: ~ es
For County Ssnators- SAMUEL c. Adams,
Archibald Smith, George Goodwin; Coz County
Commisaicner--Cottou Bean Coz County Treas
ursr-Isory Brook
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ILLINOIS.

La Sale eosnty-A Free Democratic Con-
vention was held at Ottawa, on 22d ult. w.
B. Fyfe, Chairman; A. Halsey, Secretary. A
Free Democratic Association was organized,
and committees were appointed in each town.
ship to organize township associations, and to
raise funds for procuring and circulating Anti
Slavery publications.
The following gentlemen were elected per-
manent officers Of the Association
President-Dr. J. Stout. Vice President.
Hossack; Recording Secretary DR.. Hard
Corresponding Secretary--William B. Fyfe
Treasurer-George Bristed.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-15

tNcI uSCll'
John |. Ellct,
George c. Foster,
DR.. l.. r. Birmingham,
Charles w. Mills,
Henry Uttcrback,
VIM. Hawkins,
A. Ingram,
Thomas Coverdau,
r. Gunter,
Jesse Wright,
w. +. Kerchcval,
VIM. Logan,
Israel Johnson,
John Pagan,
Washington Meyers
Il, Breeding,
w. l.. Lacy,
J. b. Hayden,
II. p. Gregory,
Oliver 'rerrill,
James Emison,
L, Truelt,
Il. Ballard,
|. Tufts,
L. Lyle,
Daniel Ford,
A. NJ. Hawkins,
James Thompson,
VIM. II. Houck,
| VIM. Greevcs,
NJ. NJ. Barron,
| VIM. Daulton,
Peter Snidcr,
! John HiNnn,
d. G. +. Clayton,
NJ. Cateron,
NEW COO
Persons Mishing 10
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II AVE associated themselves together Tor the
i l. urposG Of carrying on the TAILORING BUSl-
MIS- ia all its various branches
On Main street, one door north Of tho Brady House.
and next door to G, W. Bryan's Stove Store.
They have aud will keep, the best Of Joumpymcn all
the time, and will Execute Work as EXpetitiJusly,
as neatly and as lashonably as they know how.
We will not say we will beat the man that makes the
fashions, but will say they will keep the PFC
TUGS as possible.
Nj Lennon has the largest best and cheapest stool,
OF Cloths Cas,imorcs, Vestiugs, Trimmings and Sum
mcr Goods that Hannibal ever had the good luck to
have in it.
S5' Give us a call gentlemen, you are bound TO be-
suited in my kind, or quality Of & GODS.
Hannibal, April %, 1888. -d2m
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The Footrath and Highway; or,

WTANnERlNGS of an American in Great Britain,
w in 1851 aud so. BY Benjamin Morgan. This
volume smbodes the observations Of the suthor, made
for American journals aud as he travelled much on
foot differs essentially from those on the same coun.
TRES, by other writer's.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-15
TO TIE PROPERTY HOLDERS OF
HANNIBAL.

Alta meeting OF the Board of Directors Of Til,
Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad Company,
convened in this city on the 25th inst, 1t was
Resolved, That the Eugussr iu.Ch,f, in addition TO the
nowsr already conferred him by resolution OF this Bard
be and he hereby Instructed 70 cause full and complete
examination Of the routes through Collier street. ana Also any
other route that In he Judgment may DO deemed advisable to
tho interest Of the Railroad Cou pany and TO prepare an e
nats Of the costs Of these several routes together with their
relative working and prospective value - the interest Oh saw
Road, and that he DO also empowered 70 eson upon VIA
terms the right Of way for said Road DO obtained upon the
several routes and also 10 receive propositions from lahu
holders or their agents. upon what terms the amoun
al aad can be Obtained upon the banks OF tho Msuspp
river and uron such other places IN or m
us fr soh other amount Of land ho may deem nccca
for the use Of the Company for the necessary OuihG an"
that be be required " report At the next meeting ln
and ali powers nerrtd on Committees 10
reronce 70 getting right Of way through the CITY OF han
nba and getting land for depOu and other budng" neces
Tor tho wants Of the Company DO and lie hereby repealed
PROPOSITIONS for the sale Of lands to the Han
ribal and St, Joseph Railroad Company, for u
site for Depot, &c., in the city OF Hannibal in
accordance with the above resolution, are invited
from the property holders, and will be received
Mt the Office Of the undersigned, on VI before the
first Monday in September next.
The quantity of ground necessary for the use
Of the company for the terminus, will be not less
than five ceres; on or near the river and ten adj
ditional acres, lying in body on or near the
4 line Of Roud, distance not exceeding two miles
from the river.
Propositions should be sealed, and endorsed
Proposal for sale Of ground Tor Depot, and
contain an accurate descriptions oil the ground
its locality, quantity, &c, with reference made
to plat OF the city. .,,,.,.,,,
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Flour! Flour! Flour!
ARENA Mill.

FARMERS AND MERCHANTS coming to Hap
nibal with the intention OF selling wheat and buy.
ing Hour, would do well to call and see us before sell
ing purchasing elsewhere. Remember the biz ston,
MIL on Bird, between Main and Third streets. Give
us call. A, S. RoBARDS B. SON.
~ N. B. Our Flour is sold nowhere else but at the
Mill Every sack and branded with our nams
IN il;
jhyl9lN "a. S. RoBARps & SON.
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READ THES!!
THE INTRODUCTION OF
MILL EY'S STOW rs

THE INTRODUCTION OF
FILLEY'S STOW rs
Into Northern Missouri, TO any extent, has been
in the last three years since which time they
have been gradually increasing the manufacture
and sale of them and although, owing to their
being light and smooth, and something new,
some little difficulty attended the sale and use
at first, yet by always making Stoves and Cas-
tings Of the best quality of Scotch Pig and Mis-
souri, Mountain Iron, they have proved TO
Withstand fire better than amy other Casting
made in the western country. The furnace
castings and hollow.wnrc particularly, have
been superseded by it, wherever il las been
brought into use, and always given satisfaction.
Having lived here number of years, and be-
ing permanently located here, purchasers can
rely OH our guarantee as 10 the quality Of the
article sold by us and as TO the operation of
our celebrated Prize-Premium Cook Stove, lust
read the certificates Of those who have used
them and are using them now. And another
advantage purchaser will have in buying
St. Louis stove of us, he would not only DC
getting O stove made Of the best material in the
world, but he can at any time get an odd piece
or plate without any charge, by letting us know
that such is wanted, us all our stoves are war
ranted, and, in case Of impcrleetion, the article
will be promptly made good to the purchaser,
which he will not find the case with Cincinnati,
Chicago, Pittsburgh, and Eastern made Stoves,
ms YOU cannot get any odd Pieces. Even if
they were warranted it would be impossible to
get odd plates from such distance.
We, the undersigned, having used the St.
! Louis Stoves manufactured BY G.. +. Fillay, of
ST. Louis, and sold by CARTER w. BRYAN
at Hannibal Mo-, take pleasure in recommend.
ing them to the public as superior in point Of
draft, durability, economy, convenience and
ease Of regulation, to any stove which we have
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FIELDS SCRAP ROCK New IH.NOn.

CONSISTING of Tales and Anecdotes ograph.
~ ical, Historical, Patriotic. Mo'al, Religious, and
Sentimental Pieces in Prose and Poetry. Compiled
by William Fields. Second edition, revised aud i'm
proved.
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Cheepest and Best Writing INK.

T I. BRlTTlNGHAM & BRO. are now manu-.
IL. featuring Black Writing Ink of a superior qual-
", which they sell very cheap thirty cents dozen
cones, or five cents pint Steel pens may be left
standing in this ink any length Of time without
ding,
r, Sat wholesale, they will sell II at $40 bar
rel, inch 20 II
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New Scientific Books.

New Scientific Books,
TNRANTWlNE ON RAILROAD CURVES The
i Field Practice Of LAYING out Circular Curves.
ELLET UN THE MISSISSIPPI AND OHIO RIv.
ERSi the PracticObillty OF Improving the Navi-
CATION.
RELIGION AND GEOLOGY, by Prof Hitchcock;
a new work Of thrilling interest.
STODARD'S READY RECKONER.
NINEVAH AND ITS REMAINS; by Layard.
AlIo-TRAVEI,S IN EGYPT AND PALESTINE;
a new work by J. Thompson, NJ. D,
For yale at the new Book Store in Commercial Row.
july l2df DIX. CARAVAN.
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Persons wishing 10 buy stoves, should give
us call, and examine our new patterns Of

Having secured the agency Of them for this city,
This stove possesses advantages over common
stoves, in thickness Of the plate, and improve
ments in draft, 1t is given up by all stove
dealers and manufacturers, to be the best pat
tern for a descending ilue, Of any stove now
made East or West.
This stove was patented September, 1852,
and wherever they have been used, have given
general satisfaction. This stove weighs some
forty pounds more to the number than any other
stove ever brought to this city. The plates in
them are from one-hNlf to three-lourths of an
inch in thickness. No. weighs over 200
pounds. We warrant them all against fires,
These stoves have Patent Hot Air Flue, which
carries the heat that is generated under the fire.
plate down the front part Of the stove, between
two thick plates to the draft at the bottom of
the stove. c. w. BRYAN.
July l6, 1858 (d6m)
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JAMES Nj. BUCKLIN,
Chi. Engr. II. 4 st. ]. r. X.

Hannibal July 18th, lS53.--d&wtd. ,
City papers copy, and send bill to Railroad
Office.
Tns DEror-MRjor DuOkn requests US to state that pro-
positions from property hojsr will he received for any
nmount from Eve uces down. Five ncres was named as tho
Auouut Of land that would be required for depot and Ger
,an!y can make difference with Major Buckin or the
d Of reeors whether propositions for the sale OF any
vs acres come from ono man or adoI,n men, separately in
oombna ou The object is TO ascertain where and at what
price ground enough depot be obtained number
VI peous might combine to make the amount rCqueJ or
they may separately any that chooses may tend in
propo,itions to ell indefinitely small amounts
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-15
rber's Shop.

PETER JOHNSON,
D ESPECTFULLY offers his services to the
LII public. He keeps the best quality of razors,
and keeps them shulp. He will always pay
strict attention to cleanliness and neatness.
lie cuts and dresses hair in a style that
never fails TO please his customers. As a
knight Of the scissors and razor he Yields to
non" ~ Hannibal. His charges are reasona.
r., '"w. As he intends 10 continue fitting
up and improving his establishment, as fast
as his means will allow, he hopes to have
the patronage Of the citizens Of Hannibal
whose we'll known chief characteristic
Of energy, leads them to desire to see
everything on tho progressive march.
Reco!lect it is the shop nearest TO Hick-
mans Stove Store. 1t is on the west side
of Main street, two doors north Of Bird
street. (ap.2S.d.ly)
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T. II. Sclmcs,
John c. Chcslcy,
| WIN. Eddy,
| Cyrus Waters,
I. II. Spencer,
Geo. a. Shortridgc,
| Bloomington, Mo.
J. c. Ogden,
| ID. W. White,
/ John NIcGlm,llin,
Hiram Blanchard,
DR.. n. Nelson,
b, X, Bryan,
John l.. Mathews
w, r. Dn,ir
| j. ARMSTRONG
| Warren FmIcy
/ J G. Henderson,
VIM. Massey,
| A. Grccnlcc,
John b. Lewis,
Levi Blrklcy,
J.. Leonard,
Hooper Mitchell,
John Short,
J. Nlosely,
! VIM. NJ. Kidd,
+, Franklin,
Josiah Hinton.
| w. GreevcS,
ChnS. Curtis,
| Jesse Robertson.
f.. c. Spence,
| A. ]. Pickcrton,
John Is. Helms.
< Stoves!
,uy stoves, should Civ
mr. new Oatlerlls of
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his residence 2S Barclay street. from A. NJ to 2 p ~
Diseases Of the eye matter how long standing So
obstinate they may he in their nature eee
tonly cradcated and permanent cure effected Artificial
eyer Tor sale and inserted.
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"A Card.-Propositions for Qualifying Teach
Of Penmanshp.O B; Goldsmith, whose position
teacher Of thoroughly established and univer
sally admitted qualify gentlemen for this useful
considered moderate in view Of the ad bo
It might easily be that occupations requiring
of study and heavy outlay of money in their acqu
ston do not in nineteen cases out Of twenty yield in
penman In two months at the farthsst. D. AMI
and attention thorough command Of the And
all the knowledge enable the pupil to toch
entire the system intIoduced by Goldsmith
10 risk whatever and far better income may be obtain
cd by penman, qualified by Goldsmith teacher of
at the who perhaps have had Of dollars
expended his legal education o. b. Goldsmith
prepared TO make with those who desire
At moderate cost complete knowledge Of his system
and degree Of perfection in its practice which will insure
them comfortable living eithor travelling teachers,
resident instructors in city in the United States
O. q. GOLDSMITH, $50 Droad
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NEEDY be purchased equal to Dr. Tobas Venetian Lint
ment for the Of dysentery collie sickness Group
chronic rheumatism, toothache throat coughs cnt
burns old SORES pains in the limbs chest back &C. If
does not give relief will be returned Price 25
and so cents. DR. TOBIAS Horse Lniment in pint bot
and better than other for
cure of collie swelling scratches gals cuts bruises old
sores, &C. Price so cents For sale by the druggists
throughout the United States Depot O Greenwich street
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CUTS OF COTTAGE FURNITURE, ALL SHADES,
- S25 marble top acts from $50 TO $500: Hotel and
boarding house propretos and private amDies viii ind
the above and cheapest suits to be bought
where Mattresses and pallasses made at the lowest whole
sale prices, and warranted pure hair. MATHEWS ~
STACY 6d Broadway corner OF spring street eplote tf0
St Nicholas Hotel and the Presoott House
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

NEW CLAsSES-BROOKESs DANCING ACADEMY.
IN At bis new assembly 36l Brocme street The
quarter from the time The
will continue open during the whole year.
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ton from small card to book newspaper call at s. T.
GALATIANS, 1l3 Nassau street, Daily Times Building
Superior type good wcrkmen and promptness in time
Office.
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Advertising House. No. 1852 Nassau street. Of Ann
The very best leading papers from all of the United
States Canada Lowest prices and fullest authority Of
the publishers Information freely given. Call and
tnyf actliti
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rUREITURE,

LNURNITURE AT GREAT BARGAIN, ~ BEEKMAN
street-Ofice and counting house desks chairs stools,
cushions teea etes sofa beds couch beds
rockers, common aedstead husk and hair mattresses a
Their beds tables card tables IL seated CHI
wahstands, sideboards carpets ocloths wardrob and
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THE BALL SEASON

DEPETITION OF L. DE G.. BROOKES' ANNUAL
LII Grand Exhibition and Tableaux Ball. at Brookes As
,smsiy Room 3e BroSms street on Monday evening April
which occasion will be produced variety of
full costume introducing the different styles peculiar
country. Tickets to admit gen 81 Ladss'
and tickets 30 cents each Ladies and gentlemen
will commence At 81 and conclude by III o'clock with an
intermisson Of half hour after the fancy dances
the extra seats and platforms will be and the
pany join in the quadrles and other of the
evening. Leader, Mr.. George w. Allen.
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Tne american f1ck-No oS Oh TINS I'll
cutting comcal is issued this morning 1t contains
all that serious ludicrous and conf
cal The illustrations and caricaturcs happily hit off Com
other funny events Of the day. The fashionable ice
saloons beautifully shown The Pick be obtain
Cd for two cents of all the agents newsboys and at the
publishing office, % Ann street
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no sPoRTs%EN.-FoR SALE, A SPLENDID NEW.
i foundland dog, elk months old. Inquire Of -"
W, q. EVANS lg6 Madison street
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Never Again Will an Opportunity occur Of
receiving lessons in penmanshp of GOLDSMITH
His books for class pupils viii close finally on the
private pupils only Scholars Joining the glasses at 9
Broadway this month will have until June to complete
their course Of instruction.
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Short, but to the Point.-N0 pathy can cure
sonsumptien, but magnetism will furnish enough Of
Magnetic Nervous Andote TO disease ut chronic
paralysis after year without cost If not ucaossfu
Don't don't believe It, but try it, T. WATTS 424
Green Wieh street.
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Pocket Map OF the City OF New York, with
plain directions for finding any street or public place
blank books, paper and stationery articles by CARR
HICKS staoners 90 Nassau street door from Maiden
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oa @ .es,a. ~ ca."m o,n; ,..us ,la.
paintings at HIRAM ANDERSONS, No. % Bowery; also,
5000 yards Of saloon olcloth Mt g. 3d. S. a. and
yard Of to two yards widc all and fashionable
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MUSICAL.


NOLAN PIANOS AT AL BROADWAY-A LARGE
Nv assortment Of pianos, from the celebrated house
Halet Davis Co. Boston, also the well known instru
ments A. W. Ladd Co, with full supply Of new and
pianos of various makers very low
prices. Pianos TO lot,
LINCOLN THOMPSON, AL Broadway.
MRS. sEGUIN, PROFESSOR OF VOCAL MUSIC,
M Italian and English sacred and secular decided
devote few hours each day for the instruction Of young
ladies In private those intended for the
room mrs seguin will be happy to give ali
street, near Broadway