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EIFT ii EDITION !-BEATRlCE-.At
length have got within hHins distance Of the order
for this srea, work and ready with FIFTH Ed
TION-whioh viii enable henceorth to supply orders
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come in.
We have now Three Hundred warmly commendA-
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TO the unprecedented ard unexpected demand for the
work DEWITT DAVENPORT,
Tribune Buildings
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90 tuhcm it man Concern.


Go tubcm it man Conrern.
4 NEW DISCOVERY for PRESERVING
~ BUTTER-To Dairymen and Dealers Ia Butter tor
shipment other purposes and 90 all whom Il may
cern The andersiG ned will Information o
hy mail. ineos'ng 10 i've dollars postpaid.
how they keep Butter asd GOOD freq fon ran
eng. nom 20 I'VE years. This discovery will sid
greatly TO the trade Of Butter. All Butter msSen and
Dealers IN Butter should By all know ths method
OF saving Butter. IL "a better tor the cousner haevsc
Direct your the undersigned ct Croypers Depot.
shelby Coarty Kentucky.
NB.Al orders promptly attended 20 without fall
j. II. CkOPPER
INFORMATION WANTED-O OF BATH
i FITZGERALD, from Parish kslash, County Cors.
Ireland who 20 the United States about thirty years
SINCE and when lsst heard nom ia the State OF New
York. Any information concerning hm viii be th<nhfally
received BY addressing MORRIS SMADY, son Of Cshsns
Fitzgerald, at knssboro' Post oice, Fulton Co, N. Y
INFORMATION ANTED-O fBERNARD
Il BOSANSkE native OF Prussia When last heard nom,
he working carpenter N Mouisanta, " Ad-
dress JULIUS lUNnAAN, No. l5 Liberty st, N Y
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DHHOSOPHIC EXHIBITION So

thing truly wonderful at Blocker Buildings comet Of
Blseoker and Morton-sts THURSDAY, 3lst and SAT
URDAY EVENING, I'd April, Of this week ~ o'clock
Prof LOOMS Naturalist and Chemist, Of franklin Col
lege Tenn with costly apparatus seres experiments Ami.
male Killed and Restored, Ice Fire Balloon Asen-
nor, Mpslea Tome. ElectflesI HOrseman. &c. Ae
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COUNTRY BOARD near GLEN COVE

~ Gentlemen With families Who ~.h % enloy ne esno.
torts Of home And ts as ssoa t9s ~ f,n1 d
nesang erpeDss OF the city esn oosfia coca Deea vi
~itbCzt tathns several Lam no1ss N the neln-
tyfofGeH Cove o. Baex11n. l. J. ne eo1eIy pfeser.
r.ts shootins fshfnz sc &c The lat seanser GRO
Ton pies tscs dAJ bsssesn On Soys Hd New ias
For usrrcuars inasrs u 3. LkWls, No. "A sootbsti
JOrs ri IEWIs No. - Coenfiessfpj 70 HENRY
G yALyyTIsH Asent, 81 Clsr Core LxneinE
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CHINEsE sALOON-NOvEITY ETE

4 NHlNESE SALOON.-NONELl1, ELE-
NGAECE and REFINEMENT On MONDAY EVEN.
ING Api T. 1885, will b. presented for the first in this
city an ns and in,ens Htsresng
CENT OF MONT BLANC, founded on events Of his late
European tour ebodyng Sketches Of Men and Manners
and Original Anecdote illustrated BY Gigantic Scenery OF
the Alpine Region, and the ASCENT Of MONT BLANC,
date Of NJ J6aS 6WfS Ss's s.p sns
and arranged by Alfred Sedgwick ESQ.
The Of the Alpine Rambles in the City Of Bait.
for % consecutive nights unparalleled in the an.
mails Of amusement The entire Pres Of that city with
accord proclaim the novel and beautiful pro-
ducton Of the 18th century
Tickets 50 cents Doors open at O'Clock entertainments
to commence at u carriages may be called AZ 10.
The office for the sale Of Tickets snd Seats will be opened
in the Chinese Building, SATURDAY next, Apn 2,
IRON ~ AN until I'M p. +. BURGESS, Agent.
DROFESSOR WILLIAMS, whose Expert
mentsin Mental Alchemy delighted thousandsat Metro
goltan Hall, THIS EVENING at Elegant Hall, No. 40
Broadway Mist Of spirtussn disspsted Great Excite.
msnt Admission this week, o. MONDAY and FRIDAY
AFTERNOON this week to Ladies exclusively. Tickets,
one shilling.
pISLEY's THAMES and CITY of LON
III DON s still open at No 4O6 Broadway every evening
at n O'Clock SATURDAYS ppm, also on TUESDAYS
sne I'M 70. senoeIs a. y Illustrative De
lance reduced to % cents.
MUSEUM of EGYPTIAN ANTIQUITIES,
NI sTUYvESANT INSTITUTE,
No $50 Broadway
row the valuable collection OF PhArouc
and PtoenAic Remains Just imported direct fron Egypt
and formed great expense By DIR. Abbott daring
cent?. O bs zee ale IA s
Open during the Day and Evening
METROPOLITAN HALL-SANFORDs
Nh GREAT NATIONAL PANORAMIC PAisriSo
hibted Of the River from ath the Falls OF the St
Anthony a distance OF nearly 5000 miles Exhibition
every evening at u O'Clock Saturday Afternoons at
O'Clock. Admission 50 cents. Children Is cents.
vu>IIC yUASuJNCTON FyUIRITION-In
i aid of the New-York Gallery Of the Fine Ars-A
choice collection Of Pictures open from A NJ till 10
M at American Art Union Galleries, No sg1 Broadway.
AdmittAnce IS cents. Season Tickets 50 cents
DANVARD's PILGRIMAGE 10 JERUSA-
ID LEM and the HOLY LAND isnow open At the
GEORAMA,
No sos Broadway adjoining the Metropolitan Hotel
Painted authentic Drawings made upon the spot by
Mr. BANVARD in person. Picture moves every evening
~ a. and on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons a.
O'clock Admission 50 cts.-chldren half prce.
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MARVIN & HITCHCOCK, Importers,
vi Publishers BOok-ners and Gener. DeAsT. Z s-Hn5
Rook. Stationary WIRING Psper q A-erc - fr-sA A2a
hNsA NARVIN l. HITCHCOCK.
No. les Mourz0Dery-st, San fTs1essso
A. : MARVIN, ia
GO B. HIrCRCcCk
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EEEDER BOYS.-Two or three good Boys,
accustomed 20 work on Adams Cylinder presses,
wanted. ApplyAt BAKER, GODWlH& Co.'S,
No. Spruce It.
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5ummer Retreats.

DOARD WANTED 10 the COUNTRY-A
ID family, consisting Of Es1tsusn, his ~ifs, two ea-
Sren s1d naIse wish obtain Board ia pleasant tao1,
from Tie ss June DeKt private family pref-ed rtin aa
lOsTs 1e o. Lhs city hssEsness es1ed xad pysn
tTe~ p. Tribune Once
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CARDENER.-Wa situations by a
" Gardener add VIE, lProts-tAnts) He understands
kitchen GARDENING flowers nursery ke IN All their branch
ca The best city reference. Apply 70 D. FGkkE No "
Duane-st. Would take charge Of Farm.
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IRON WORKS for sALE.-Ths Provi-

URON WORKS Tor SALE.-lhe frOvi-
dence Iron Company 10 close 9 concern, Offer for ale
their very extensive and estabshmea 6r mssu.
featuring Iron situated on tide water at For Point inPfey-
idsnce.
These works have ell been erected within rvsn years,
are good order and ready TO BE- pat into immedsts opsr
alton and eqns 10 the production OF "a tuns OF iron into
plates and bars per day
Connected with the above iss Wire MIL capable Of run
Of rods per day for which there regular and
Increasing demand IN Providence, at the present. eusDts at
least 10 The entire production OF ths mill Also, hsy
noldSs Patent WrUngh Spike and Nail Machines, which
will turn 10 uns per day Also Cat Nail MIL capable
$50 10 rs casks day, and which could be
easily arranged 20 double that product.
A this establishment was built tor use no expense was
spared in having everything about Of ,he most perfect
KIND and the inventory exhibits oomplete al establish
usbt perhaps, a. 10 b. be found In New ENGLAND
II thought that place Ia tho United states presents
better Opeung the successful prosecution By practical
man the manufacture Of wire rods iron nails aud spikes
than the City Providence the center Of large md rap
idly increasing manufacturing district, requiring Tor con
sumption the entire production Of these works
These works being tide water where inc afsess ca~
vessels which frequent Bay load and receive car
goes without shterase allows OF their receiving their sap
Plies coal and iron the lowest rate Of ssht aud labor
al times be bad on good terms 80 eso~hess IN
New England. "
A. IL 4 supposed die purchaser would desire 20 examine
the premises further description deemed anascesssry
The property will BE- sold cheap and tho terms Of payment
Will be made easy. -.
II the aboye property not previously sold 4 Will be
offered public aaeon on "WEDNESDAY lin May nsAt,
q u o'clock NJ. an, q, anna,
For an examination Of the property apply % w HEN
DERsON the premises, and tor terms an aPPiiestios
NAV be made 70 eiter Of the Subscribers IN Proydence
HENRY l. KENDALL,
DANIEL PAINE
EDWARD PEARCE,
81
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CIOURING MILL for SALE or to LET.

II Tho WATERLOO MILLS, situated on the seneca
mad FMS sprus ans man auared In the mids, 81 shns
growing district aud can b. supplied with gram by
water from tho seneca sud Cayuga Lakes and also by Ere
Canal from the great wheat market OF Buffalo and other
ports on the Western Lakes Application be made to
b. skAATS, Attorney at Law, Waterloo.
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II New Foreign Goods mt Genin's.-The at
tenton Of the public invited 70 the splendid assortment
OF Paris FOODS selected that city by Genln) TO be
opened at the lower store No 23 Broadway this morning
The items of this extensive importation which reached
NewYork by the Humboldt superb French Felt Hats
for ne Gentlemen beautifully mounted silk Umbrellas and Sun
Shades Genes in great variety and and elegant de-
sisps and Chidrens Fancy Hats of more than twenty
graceful styles, just brought IN Pans Parents Will
find the of the latter fabrics particularly worthy
Of their attention.
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THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE.

Hoh CALIFORNIA, OREGON AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS,
10 published the departure Of each Mail Steamer aor
A-yinwan Pnee Ct cents per copy
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WANTED - Servants for the Country
w Wage. 81 70 sl2 Good Cooks Nurses, Mattresses,
ChsmeermAid' &C. Protestants preferred as Cathohe'
q; No lfs Grand 81
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D. published ever TUESDAY and FRIDAY morning. Price
8 per Two copies for IS Ten for e.. Adver
tseuls ots cents liue for each insertion.
GREELEY hcELRATH, Publishers
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K WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
THB NETWORK TRIBUNE,

FOk KthVFHhF CIRCULATION
u Published TIE departure of each Mail Steamer for
liverpool Pnse cents copy, or ~ year, part
81 ss Il Britain 81 TO the Continent postage included
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oyT,cr OF THE MrRcuANrsISsvRAscr Co

OYFicE THE MERcHANTs' Insurance Co.
OF the City of New York March -, 1858. 5
~ Al n Special Meeting Of the Board Of Direct
ofs Of this Company held THIS DAY, communication
received from AARON CLARK, Esq., rendering his reag
nation, which unanimously accepted whereupon c. v
b. OsTRANDER, E,q., was unanimously elected Prea-
dent. BY order Of the Board
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rJ,HE SPITF1RE, A NAUTICAL RosAScr.
Il by Capt Chsme. 'uthot Of IoTa oS~.sns, %
syo. gl6 PIP. fnoe - cents .,.,s,,, 50. Co.,
- -, - es,.es ~utHx have MT es1 uaay sorAs o.
~. s~.rr rton and tAs eoues ee'ore " 3-o-e -.
-, - re ~srk uagst beco=s lninrtsie1 Ff1af
crowd every lNse' soston Herzld
suhNrle earrcct 1cscElpcztas 81
- >. ~. e-,r,n aasentarrs 90 laAo-
,r..,c sAId lns. ssd seatH'anA an a. -.
skAs a. ei1naf ~ fJsrsey RrEahkcsr
r.s-r-.,ns nd
- 40 tesas ~ s4or - esAA seeess 80
- nj o. he TAossh sssry = - 20 - -
hat thseS Ma
sSp.frc' afractve nY~x~r A ppn-uEp
foe-s"eNs No iS4 N.ssz2-st., y. \.
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WANTED-A situation by 3 respectable
w Woman 70 cook DO the w,shins ADD ironing in
small hriy hasao Objection short distance IN the
eoUrty Csn eve rod ty inference. Can h or tso
eays AZ No - ese lot'sts, setweea IN and ssasvs
"ANTFD-A situation by A respectable
plain Has 70 cseeton 20 20 short distance IN the
countrv Can FOOD cIgy ~ rence Can Be for
days At No S wess lSth-st, SetSeea sth ana ssavA
WANTED--By two very respectable Girls,
situations, a. srst Cook aud 70 do wall "a aud
ironing By one. ard a. Nzre and Seausrs os amber,
has ohecrop 20 the country during the "a inner
Call At No ts7 iths between lss and ID avs N me rar
WANTED--By a smart young Girl situs-
ticu take Of children. DO ehanberwork or
ehsnherwork and ASSIST IN washing and ironing would De
Of ety reference has ved three years her Last place
Dc tor DAYS Cal 81 No 81 Fourth av, BE-
tween 10th and llth-ss.
WANTED-.A situation BY respectable
w ysuns American Woman 81 HOusskeepeF or Cham
berr sd Cock Good city reference. Can be ST Ne,
IS MsTions Can b. seen Tor two days
w work. in coed places. WAITING Good WAGES
gwen Apply, without desy, II No q L9dowst seG
GrAndst }. RlDGELG
WANTED--A situation by respectable
w yoang Girl to do Chsmberwork and sewing, IL
willing make herself generally useful Call 81 No y ss-
av, between - and Si-tts
WANTED--A good Cook, Washer and
w Ironer. One that understands her business and u
willing make herself generally useful With good ely
reference ma. apply AZ No - Fast 18th u. Wages 30
Axo. q Chsmhermald. One accustomed 70 the ~
children and coed plain sewing and willing to make her-
self useful Inquire above, between 10 M. and Pm.
WANTED--A Protestant Girl as Nurse
w and Cham bern aid, and Be useful generally good
girl Of hind And obsus disposition Will dnd good hons
At No lSS Heprys, Brooklyn. None need apply but
such posses these quAlines
WANTED--A respectable Protestant Girl,
w who understands fully the duties Of Chilfs Nurse
and seamstress. Recommendations required Apply 10
No. a East Hst.st- between the hours Of , and6
WANTED--A situation by q respectable
w Protestant Girl PLAIN Cook has objection to
wash and Can b. for two days At No 81 West
lsth1t, between SEA and 6thsvs
WANTED - Servants for the Country
w Wage. g. 20 s1 Good Cooks Nurses, Mattresses,
Chambermaids Sc. Proestants preferred as Catholics
male many foolish objections TO leaving the city Apply
q; No lfs Grand ST
WANTED--.l00 PantaloOn and Vest hands.
Wv a. a T.. n.
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WANTED-.A situation by respectable
w Protestant Girl a. PLAIN Cock has objection 10
wash and Can b. for two days At No. 81 West
lsth-tt., between SEA and 6th-avs
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~ Public Notice is hereby given that Election
for Trustees Of the Eastern Dspenssry will be hedat the
rooms Of the Institution MONDAY 4th Of April next
The poll will be open from TO O'clock r. NJ BY order
OF the Board. u. ID. BROWN, Secretary.
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WANTED-A situation by respectable
w younS Girl, 20 do Chsmberwurk and sewing; u
willing to make herself generally useful Call MNo - ss'
sr- between d and S-sts.
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LOh tAS1 oNll ne Tutnhtutc' 'oaso
and Goodwill Of Board q House haylns upwafd OF
~ boadeTs 80 rooms and making ft0m 20 70 so per
week Location excellent. Address FORREST, Tribune
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Seven smart Girls 70 do house
w worn. in coed places. now waiting Good WAGES
siven. Apply, witlOet delay At No, q Lgdowst near
Grard.st J. RiD3ELY
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A ) PLAIN Cook. Washer and IrOner, by a
respectable Young Woman, IN q private family has
good city reference. Apply No. SO Chntons Csa be
for three dave
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4 RESPECTABLE You've WONAS wants sit
~ uation as Seamstress and DO light chamber work.
Good city reference gwen. Apply a. No 70 Amyst cor
Of Thompson st. the store. Can be seen for two
days
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4 RESPECTABLE loUSG Girl wishes q stua-
IA ton - seamstress IN private family; Il good
ssmsker; would wish out by the day travel
IN family give the best Of city reference from her
place Call At No II 7thst, between Let and davs
Can Be for two days
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FIRsTRATE BUSINESS OPENING

~ for RETAIL DRYGOODS MERCHANf-fbs
Stock Fixtures Lease and Good viii 0f well established
Store offered tor sale favorable terms raf- eppor
unity for person with adequate means tor
the prosecution Of srge business avail himself Of the
advantages which induce tho present prop
rector renquish Address with real signature, mons
other will receive stentonl stating when and shere an
interview can be- had, A MERCHANT, Tribune Ofies.
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A SgTkAJS6otNSs isueF.f EsoTH.Sswsrs q .ms lam:
iy She 10 good PLAIN Cook and excellent Washer and
Inner and would do the chamber work and assist With the
care OF children None but respectable sppy
The best city reference be from hoe last place
Cali ar No IS PSctoryst, near Bank No objection to
country.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A number

w sof Ladies' 20 learn ornament and make Pspier
Msehe goods Instructions tree. They work at their
homes Those who wish TO learn must apply without
delay, No 6S5 Broadway up stairs, between 10 and
O'clock
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WANTED--A respectable Protestant Girl,
w who understands fully the duties Of Childs Nure
and seamstress. Recommendations required Apply to
No. a East Nst-st, between the hours Of , and s.
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Uanis.

4 ; Cook, BY young Woman who under
N stands her business thoroughly; would have no OBJ
iectious 70 assist IL the washing and IRONING Call No
us Sprug 81, for two DAYS.
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Chantee for Business ftlen.

4 RARE CTIANCE--The advertiser wishes
20 find Of good business capacity who fur
nsh a cash capital OF from 5000 sA0so The party
furnishing the money have undouhted security and os
placed in good respectable business which y psy,ns
large profit annually. he wosd be located IN New NoIs
For further information address with real name, Tor two
weeks Bon No 2s5 Boston, Mas stating whsre and when
interview be had.
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NEW and ENLARGED EDITION of Mrs
N ELLISS COOK BOOK,
PIrRIIsHFn THIS MORNING.

IN ELLlS'S COOk BUUk,
PUBLISHED THIS MORNING.
HOUSEKEEPING MADE EASY; or Complete In
.truetor in all Branches Of Cookery and Domestic EeOoO
nv. BY Mrs Ellis Price = cents
Thiswen known Manual of Domestic Cookery has been
much enlarged with additional valuable Information and
numerous illustrations which makes 1t the most complete
h. hook of cookery that yet beea offered 10 the public
The hion. Of the cuisine hike those OF dress are sub
ct TO changes IL has teen the vsAni ende~voE OF the
eemper not to Be behind the ase IN this respect and Ne
domestic instructor embraces al the mo modern Improve
pepi, in the vAIious branches Of the art
Ts A,,re.n Housskeeper. Will fnd It al that they eosd
asa lucid. practical work. perfect IN al ITS dsPAl'-
-, .,s vet free nom prolxty and unnecessary repetI-
- SPRINGER 4 TOWNSEND, No. - Broadway
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Is SEAMsrREss by a respectable Protestant
IA WowAn who and ht excellent contriver,
and fully take charge Of family sewing
The best city reference Apply al No Sd 9Th ct,
floor front room. May be SEEN for week.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-15
nrr, RD;AssET'T;"s C0YCERT.

A Class in Vocal Music, who have
Just completed a term Of instruction
under Mr.. R.pS.BAssErf, of Taylor
county, gave az oncert'at,he Metho.
dist Protestant Church, On Thursday
evening last. The exercises consist.
cd of Solos, Duets, Trios, Quartetts,
and Choruses, which were performed
the delight Of a very large audience
The precision in time and tone, and
musical accuracy generally, withwhich
the several pieces were performed
ELECTED, as, they could not fail to do,
the warmest commendatipH,' while
they prove Enthusiastically tlat Mr.. B
is a master in his vocation. lsia1a
In the course Of the the
fact was demonstrated that youth, at q
very early wage, can be trained in the
principles of Music, and made to an,
derstaad the subject. Several mem,
bers Of the Juvenile class, who per-
formed alone, or in the class, abun-
dainty sustained Mr.. Bassett's repu1t.a'
ton as a teacher of the youtg. He
possesses the desirable qualification
to adapt his Instructions to the minds
of the pupils-to simplify, Illustrate
and rivet upon the memory tb prin'
ciples ofthe Science.
T. When SO favorable an opportunity
is afforded for vocal improvement as
that which we may continue to enjoy
under the discipline of Mr.. Eassett
we would recommend q propettppre'
ciationiDf it by our citizens. A From
the feeling already manifested on
their part, we doubt not that very
large class will enlist for anothsr Sc
ries Of lessons in Vocal Music.
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FOR THE NEW YEAR.

Gleasoa's Pictorial Drav'"s' room
Comprehensive brilliantly-lIIum'n7
ed weekly journal has just commence
ed new volume, and is certainly Il
most superb and elegant allair in ll''
way Of literature aud art. Among a
largcnumbergof most bcun'i'al' and
artistic cngrayings, is a Rno al'egoricnl
picture, by Billings, of The mornlng,of
New Year An elaborate design i
Illustrating the subject Of AutogrHl' us
and Writing, from the earliest period
of the world,-a most original aud re-,
,markable feature of.,be, Pictorial, to
be followed by series of numbers
upon Ibis subject An allego'ical. pic
ture, of tho Golden Fleece. A Win
ter Scene.in Russia, with the peculiar
mode oftravelling illustrated. A fine
equestrian, picture Of Count D'orsay,
A representation of Tlom's piece of
sculpture, known as Old Mortality, IN
Laurel Hill Cemetery. A magniiti-
cent large and original picture o 'fg
Crystal Palace, Newly ork,- the finest
engraving everissued on wood in this
country. Also a mostcurious puzzle,
the key Of which is miracle Of inge--
nuity. Bytvrning and examinir this
curious affair five hundred d. trent
objects are found, each subject, though
complete in itself, still, by cunning
arrangement, forming parts Of an N 9TH
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