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~ Gurion, at the corner of St.
Charles and Canal Sts., has opened a
lot of India rubber combs. This is a
new article, and will undoubtedly suit
the ladies. The tortoise has been con-
torted and distorted into grotesque and
fantastic shapes, until bis back will
positively produce no new pattern. In
dia rubber comes in at a. good time, to
bring out q still further development
of the progressive notions of the fair
sex. We look now to see combs rise
from their present size, into the tow
ering height OF forest trees.
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To Planters and others.

T WOULD beg leave to call your atten-
i ton now, and at the opening Of the
coming season to my large and exceedingly
cheap stock of Domestic Dry Goods which
Notwithstanding the heavy advance Of Dom
estes. and every class OF negro wear, arm
enabled to sell at low prices; am now re-
ceiving and will continue TO receive week
ly through the season fresh supplies of No.
Goods of this class, all ask is a call
mar 29-y w. d. PHILLIPS.
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rAccording to the last official
statement of the various religious pro.
LESSONS of the population of Prussia
the Catholics .,umber 6, 063, 1856 Prot
tes,ants, 9.0S7,277, and Mcnonites
members of the Greek church, ant
Jews. 234 55l together l0,2S5,Ol1
Since this census. the population ha'
increased to within a very few Of II,
900 900.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-02

MoRE DEvELopMENr.-The Cleye-
land Herula says Mr.. s. {. Burton
is still busily engaged in hunting up
testimony iii regard to the burning. ot
the Martha Washington, and it i
said that series of most atrocious and
astounding crimes will be developed
on the trial on the case in May next.
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Acm Aopert,sements.
A. THE
Extraordinary & Astounding
MUSICAL WONDER,
TIL Il INF Ant DRU NJ NJ + r.
0f Macon, Ga,
ONLY FOUR YEARS OF AGE,

ONLY FOUK YEAHS OF AGE,
NTH HOSE astonishing and inconcei vable
w feats Of skill on the Drum have been
the subject Of wonder and surprise through
ont the civilized world and the effect of
whose performance cannot be anticipated
and must b seer to be appreciated. as it is
far beynnd all description and even creduli-
ty. viii give only three militant Musical
Entertainment at the CITY HALL. ON
TUESDAY AFTERNOON at 3 I-2 and also at
eight at night. on which occasion the
unapproachable Lillipu'ain Musical giart
will be assisted by brilliant array Of vocal
and Instrumental 1alent--for full and in
terestiny particulars, see future advertise
ment mar 80. Cts.
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NOTICE.

HAVING retired from business. take
III this method of returning my thanks
to the Public for their liberal patronage |
would also inform all those who are indebt-
ed to me to call and settle with r. G.. De-
laroderie, W no is authorized to attend to my
unsettled affairs. april limo.
L. GRANDPRE.
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ia correspondent Of the Paw
tucket Gazette objects seriously to the
expense lavished upon funerals, and
expresses the opinion that soon, at the
rate Of increased expense, the poo'
cannot afford to die.
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A LIKELY young negro woman an
II child, fine seamstress and excellspt
washer and ironer-Also likely neg5D4
boy, full size for the Plow, and house OF
steamboat servant. Terms moterate--ap-
ply at this Office. mar 29-tf
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-02

n- 1t has been decided to run q
subturranean telegraph wire across
Newfoundland, instead Of suspending
it On posts.
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To- 1t may -slot be generally known
that editors get one important item OF
subsistence at low price-they get
bored for nothing.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-02

TrI.ola Montcz was at Louisville
on the 10Th instant, OH her way from
Cincinnati to St. Louis.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-02

l KKOIVSAk4SSS0 "a INV A1S0 AIAsS~
SENATE Thursday March Slsi
-25 members present.
Mr.. Lacey called up Bill entitled
ian act making an appropriation for
the purpose Of carrying into effect ian
act authorizing repayment for Land
enormously sold by the State Of Loui-
siana, approved March is ls4s.-
Ruler dispensed with and said Bill
passed.
Mr.. Lacey called up Bill entitled
IAN act to provide for the pledging o.
growing crops. Laid on the table in
definitely.
Mr.. McCay ian act giving jurisdic-
ton to the Godernment of the G. s.
to and over that part Of any street,
road or public highway running III
rough the site obtained for the est
ablishment of navy yard and Naval
Depot opposite the city Of New Or
leans on the Right Bank Of the river
Mississippi. Passed.
Mr.. lie Wis, an Act authorizing the
Mayor of the city CT New Orleans to
sell at public auction to the lowest bid
der, the contract for the printing re-
quired by the consolidated Corporation
of said City. Referred to special CON-
mittee, consisting of Messrs. Lewis,
King. and Nichols.
Mr.. Wickliffe called up bill en-
titled IAN Act to divide the State into
Judicial districts Mr.. Wicklife
moved that the Senate concur in the
House amendment in inserting IL in-
stead of Is Judicial Districts in the, lst
Section of said bill. Senate refused
to concur in said amendment.
The joint resolution and preamble
in relation to the reception of Ex-
President Fillmore at the seat of Gov.
ernment were adopted by majority
of five votes.
The Senate went into executive
session with closed doors.
The doors being open, the Senate
adjourned until to morrow ct 10 O'Clock
A. NJ
HoUsE.-Friday, april LIST
The House met at 10 O'Clock Hon
+. w. Noise in the chair. Minutes
read and approved.
Several unimportant resolution were
presented and referred to appropriate
committees.
An act was offered to prevent thu
marriage of females in this State be
fore arriving at the age of 20; refer
red to committe on Judiciary.
An act was offered instructing tn,
State Engineer to enquire into the ex
pediency of turning the Mississippi
River down Bayou Plaquemine: re
ferred to the committee on Interna
Improvements.
An act preventing members Of tn
House from making Bu,akvm speeche
of more than an hours length was lost
Mr.. Hiestand reported from tn
Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. McMurdo from committee o
Finance.
Mr.. Humble from committee o
Militia.
An act entitled an act granting pei
sions to veterans of 1914 and Isl
repealed.
NJ Gurion, at the corner of S
Charles and Canal Sts., has opened
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The sMAIr WonAN. Emma
Snodxrass, Who exdiIedso much mer-
riment and talx i Boston, has again
turned mp Il AIbany. where she
was hnud paraai5g tho streets in
male attire. Sue took her departure
a day 81 two after On her way to Chi
caro and ST, Lonis. She says she
intends going either TO California or
to Australia.
We take the foregoing from We'd
nesdays True Dele 1t is outrageous
that any woman shdbld be 50 persecu-
ted. These sort x stories are manu-
featured by editor b. mere want Of
copy. Miss Euima. never turued up
but once, and that vas at Albany, as
we have endeavoi on more than one
occasion to prove. She has not gone to
California nor does she intend to.
She has settled quietly in Chatenanga
has not-and win not "tum up any
more. We hope fsr gallantry sake
the press will let heralone.
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HATS, HATSu

w D. PHILLIPS has just received per
W.. steamer Empire City from N. y
a splendid stock of summer hats, consisting
Of Gents Superfne black and white Moles-
skins, " hite and black Cashmere, Leghorn
Panama. and Straw Hats of every descrip-
ton, and style. al>o large assortment Of
Youths, and Boys Hats of all kinds all
wanting articles in this line will find just
the thing they wish. mar. 29ly
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-02

LIBERAL DoNATloN.-The Boston
Daily Advertiser states that gentle
man. whose name is withheld. has do
mated to the Boston Athermum large
number of books, uneqnalled in value
by any previous gift Of books to the Il
brary since it's foundation. The work
thus presented are all of a most costly
and splendid character, and inclnde
several which are not to he found In
any other public library in America
Among them is a full sct. in tween
tv-nine folio volumes. of the works Of
Piranesi, a very fine copy OF Cham-
ptllion's great work on Egyptian An
EQUITIES, under the auspices of the
French government. In four volumes
Perring's splendid volumes on the
Pyramids Of Gizeh, and copy o.
Gould's Birds of Europe, a work
which rivals in beantv and expense
Andubon's hi ds of America.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-02

Mr. Perry, the operator on the
Morse telegaphic line At Meridian,
Conn, was instantly killed BY the &C.
commodaiion train from Springfield,
on the 18th inst. He was standing
on the platform at the depot, and was
in the act of handing letter to some
person on the cars while they were in
motion, when he fell on the track, and
the wheels Of a passenger car passed
over his neck.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-02

~rOHN G. WIRE. Corner of Canal
and Charter streets, New Orleans, is the
only authorized Agent for this paper IN that
city, any business with this paper can be
transacted through him, and his receipts for
subscriptions, advertisements. &c, will be
valid. II
.v. B. PALMER, the American News
paper Agent, is the authorized agent fer THIS
pauer in the cities of Boston. New YORK, and
Philadelphia, and is duly empowered to take
advertisements and subscriptions at the rate
required by US His receipts will he regarded
as payments. His Offices are--BosroN, Scol-
lays Buildings; NEW YoRk. Tribune Bull,
dinss; PHlLADELrH1A, N. W. corner Third
and Chesnut streets.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-02

The FREScu EMPRESS A letter
from Paris syas: "A better and more
worthy tone is perceptible in the pub
lie mind in regard to the Empress.
She rides ont every day from three to
FIVE, and the four exits from the pal
ace are all left open, that the people
may not know through which she is to
pass. 4 division OF the crowd is thus
effected. She speaks English and
French vesq,aculiarly, although Span
ISL is her native language. The rela-
tons to be maintained by her mother
are not fully understood. She has not
left Paris, and yet she has been at
none Of the fetes only once since the
marriage-at the opening Of the legis-
lative session.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-02

A few days since the unusual quiet
town of Long Point, G. W., says the
Advocate, was thrown into state Of
unusual excitement by the elopement
of one of the fashionsbles, Mrs. Hawke.
with DR.. Gordon, who had been
practiceing there for short time.
Mrs. Hawkes., it is said, was decidedly
the prettiest woman in that town, with
blue eyes, grazing the circle in which
she moved Mr.. Hawke, her husband,
has not only to grieve the loss of his
wife, but several hundred dollars in
money, which she took with her. The
Doctor is six footer, with large
projecting forehead, heavy eyebrows,
awful whiskers and gotee. He calls
himself DIR. A. B. Gordon, Electric
Physician and Cancer Surgeon. He
left without paying any Of his bills,
not even the printer got sight OF his
money:
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-02

The Cincinnati Times says that
there are fifty nine spiritual circles,
regularly organized in that city, and
more than twice that number occasion,
ally NICE ing.
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Aladenize, mon Beaufr.

(donsleur Aladenlzc, mon Beaufrere, que
mission de prefst de LAIN pour pas s'exposer aux
eventions de Ia bourgosie contre femme ancienne
nseuse de popera, Gu lie malEcur dc perdre
(ce on il etait consul-en Octobre derner.
Madame la Baronne dc Vaux autre egalemept
|cedee deux Troyes ari etait Prefet
amais Gu phonneur de fare partie de Popera ct
'cune dele MA etc danseuse aucun theatre.
est fort etonnant que Monsieur +. Gailiardet place
|rs la source pour les renseignemens quill dennc
|permette de bonner d'aussi pauvres details.
toujours les ecrivans de bon goG dams leurs
des hommes publics rospecter la vie privee
q admettons devoir etre marie en- France.
De quc appeler la sotte quill permet
donnsnt la demisson de beaufrere eemblable
Ptf presence de la perte de arrive IL plus
six mois.
pour de semblable fats faces verifer ct que f.
liliardet dot eavor. des quill meo decrire il commes
kuss eottes meprses que degre de fol doit souter
grande sagacte papprecations des motifs d.
matquc es Russcs dc chanccleres des grandes puis
entire elles don't entretent nvariablement
Nc scraitoe pas lie de dire NJ Gaillardet, fites
httt la tour DC Nesle ri tel est votre etat
EUGENE CORALLI,
Pendant vingt artistic dc lOp6ra
1872 Ninth street, corner Of BroadAay.
Hew.Yorh, n Avril, 1853.
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aus Only FOR = iseautiiui Hernest.sd and

h.~rI lily 1Or u neuutiA "a AAosA.Css0A ~'sss
ever distributed 600 subscrihe's on the
18th Of Apr 1853 Each subscriber for slo will receive
two sWensy acres The village Rose Vale where these
lots located, 10 on the north side Of the Long
we'll and correctly desc rhed tho following
article the editorial columns Of the Sunday Dis
Patch, edited BY ApGrJ Williamson III ne Esq
real estate in city and consequent advance Of rents
compelled thousands to leave the city and
ali their hard earnings to andords and leave their families
destitute ofthe neeessares Of life Among all the various
and convenient fer those who have already left
many who about to leave, place 50 suit
able and at the same time Offering inducements
Lakeand its situation is ouch, being half way from
Brooklyn to Greenp9rt near the centre Of the island
Atlantic en- the south, with the most healthy and
purifying air continually waiting its gentle
man of business. Hundreds have already purchased
here many have built dwellings and erecting
mems Of grain and garden vegetables raised during
last Here beautiful cottages with their smiling
II domestic hsppness Here ies who inc now osepuy
crowded and unhealthy apartments in tho city paying
nous rents might find pleasant while they do
trade The distribution of farms lots which viii take
place the Sth Of April 1853 giving to each shareholder
four building lots 25x60 farm Of from twenty
for only s5 is the best opportunities
ed to these Of small who destitute Of home of
their own to purchase enc for mere tre The price at
tura purposes alone that do how any
common sense hesitate secure portion of It, This
ato affords opportunity for the safe investment of
money The day not far distant when all lands the
miles Of New York will be worth ten times the prices
asked for property in Lakeland This land selling rapidly
BY CHARLES WOOD, No. 3Os Broadway, where We advise
all those who interested to apply FOR ouch further nfor
alton they desire.
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HOME S'TEADS.

L'oRDHAM VILLAGE L0TS.-ABOUT TWO HuNDRED
lots OF various si2es in the beautiful village
ham, Westehester county situated the Harlem railroad
miles II ON the city OF New York These lots are do
sirably situated oong within three minutes walk OF the
depot and commanding extensive view the country
for miles There are twenty six dy trains that stop az
tie Fordi depot and Tie communication only cents
each way making place the most desirable other
fcr persons doing hrsiness In tie city person swxys IN
attendance Mt the Iordham depot the arrival OF every
train to conduct perors to the property Terms easy e
,nee,sBrtsS o For mars aud iull particulars apply
NtMAhN BANKS, IL Naspau street, New York: or &C
the Poet Office, Fordham, Mestchester county.
CT. NICHOLAS BUILDING ASSOCIATION NO. 10
- Duane street corner Of Chatham, April a. l8oS.At
meeting Of Trustees, held this day, u resolved
that the fee on shares BE- raised 20 ave dollars On
each share from and after the 18th day OF Nay nexs Nc
toc therefore given TO members and ohers hs on and
After that date subscriptions will e1esPs
payment Of the amount above named In ne nsoA-
time The few remaining shares may Be ios ne
original fec The once 10 open On MONDAY ans
'-' '' ROBT D. HART, Secretary
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On Thursday April Is, by the Rev. Or. Price, JOHN A.
RuY to JOSEPHINE L. MATHKR ali OF this cItv "
On tuesday, April 20 by the Rev. John NJ Mel cod nm
Mr. C. H. LnIxs1nAL to Miss SUsAsSAHs c. daughtsr az
James Pollock, Esq all of this eity "
In Brooklyn, on Thursday April g. a. the (hnrcb =,
the Holy Trinity, by the Rev Dr. Lewis JAMS brsIyy
that city. w. A'"1''y' ." :"
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Court CaIendar-Thrs nav.

PUPREm CcUR1-Circuit.--Part First.-Adjourned to
" I'd Part Second-Nos. 1,0S1, 1852, 1,093 1908
q LOG, 1,168 LOO, lilo.
eUPrloR CouRr-(Two Branches Mos cosy. 1916,
/, 8, 1853 1874 101 $685. $40. 324 269, 241 368, $3.50,
!, 372 551H 375, 377 $50 1872 3s3 1854, 3s5 1885, 3S7
$50, Se2 s9s. se4 1916, $780, as7, 3ss, &c., 400, 4ol
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|of May. GEORGE p. Fox Foreman Tailor and Cloth I'm
porter has condemned sold discharged trash stag
nant blood In his store all useless garments and services
Id esof the attruch that idle uncyil to tho
TO of Tho former such that became old ont
either that had single idea or
tion about themto such Quick march have been the
words Clear the track ~ Make for progress %
|Faugh aballaghp Onward p is the I'd Fox has
ibis battle mo rent to payn got rid Of lumber and
.ll .h.. useless including old goods Budding
|fu Friends and customers call learnt More shall
|Sollow In the pager Of The New York Herald.
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Everything Perfect-from the Universe OF
nature the smallest work Of art- the system
Every shirt made at GREENS, No. Astor House. s cut
by rules and every set Of shirts ordered
cal ainty.
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instruction of hat than mechanical bn0wl-
required to suit the taste of stidcus public for
the demand for the novel and our hsttcrs must
pop to render their productions worthy of appreciation
I'd These qualities displayed Ia the hats Of
NOx JAMES and hence their great and remarkable
you wish strisngly beautiful hat patronze
heir establishment, No. 533 Broadway near Hellers So
,ou.n Price "a.
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Conab Factory, No. 80 Broadyvay.-Ladies
invited to Examine tho newest styles Of tor
unequaed for variety in the city. Repairing done.
A. j. SAUNDERS, So Broadway
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w. H. McD0nald's Commercial Newspaper
Advertising House. No lO2 Nassau street. Of Ann
Yhe best loading papers, from all parts Of The United
States and Canada Lowest and fullest authority
NY facilities
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attempting to cross Fulton street during the rain
days no. he slipped own and over by an o-
kibus Fortunately although somewhat bruised by tho
hoofs no escaped being crushed by the vehicle and
not very seriously hurt His clothes completely
powered with mud and badly torndamages which quick
repaired by stepping into the cheap clothing of T.
fMfTH, Jr, No. 1U2 Fulton street.
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For sale-The Goodwill, Lease, Fixtures,
Co. Of Wholesale and retail liquor store situated the
NORTH river side, eligible position Terms
be- and possession given immediately: Apply to
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10 Young Ladies' OF Abingdon Square to Mr.
Bennett

he beautiful little Park in Abingdon square is this
ling totally neglected. The bushes are untrimmed the
ers overrun with weeds, and tender plants still
pity wrapped in their winters dress Of STRAW suo-
ping for want Of air. Please inform us where the key
he gate is to be found and number Of as will don the
cmers and dress the BEDS before all lost and des
Dyed. With kind regards
KATIE AND OTHERS.
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Spring Business Coats, Spring Oversoats,
sacks spring froehs spring vests spring pant ths
bur choicest spring i'm port atoms D. 4 j. DEyLIN,
Nos. IS and IS John street, corner Nassau
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Lace ana Muslin Curtains at Reduced Prices
The best assortment in the city at kelly h FERGU
SONS window shade and curtain store, No. 2Se] Broad
way, door above Resde street.
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ffOTE

HAMILTON HOUSE, FORT HAMILTON, L. l., WILL
i'll the OF boarders May lst steau-
BOAT Eagle viii eommsnee her regular trips April lsh
leaving Fort Hamilton ct and 10 A. NJ and p. NJ unW
June is when the trips will DO increased leaving
mander OF the season Parties wishing engage foems
addre the proprietor ~ Fort Hamilton, ths o.
Gee, Aston House. HAWLRY D. CLAPP
DAvILION NEW BRIGuToN.-THE PROPRIETOR
of this establishment legs leave to inform his friends
and the public that he ready enter into
ments with parties whe wish TO occupy for the
ensuing The proprietor be the premises
letters left at Hotel Of Broadway and
Norris street. will be Immediately attended to- The Pa
von will in the early part Of May before, II
hcient number should offer to order IL to do steamboat
leaves New York pier No N r. At and ~ A. NJ and 81
and p. NJ, leaves Now Brighton at and IL A. M and
and $40 r. N. more frequent commu ncation will be
tabshed tho advances Tho distance from New
York New Brighton six niles and the trip s
ed in from twenty FIVE to tbirty minutcs
Il. BLANCHARD
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Swiss Raz0rs, from the Mandatory or ia.
ques LecoutreThose equal their extreme
durability and keenness Of edge. For sale ct
SAUNDERS, No. Astor House, and 3S7 Broadway.
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Crystal Palace Carpets, az Hiram Anderson,s

Crystal Palace Carpets, at Hiram AndersOn's
eight spacious sales No. 90 BoweryMagn
styles Mosaic carpets entire piece also rugs land
scapes, table &c royal velvet tapestry Brussels
carpets imported expressly for exhibition tho New York
cloths Of esco Gothic and italian paintings also English
and American imperial three ply and ingram carpets at
80 49, 80 &c. 20, and rs cents per yard Oilcoths at 81
40, 46, and % cents per yard.
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nWTUI0 NQNntcISs-Iu6 SUDBCr1OeF nNV1M0
to make addition to the buildings Of his mandatory
offers for sale his large and splendid assortment Of marble
mantcls in his comprising the most costly
fcuptured statusry Pyrenesn Brocateo Brecca Lisbon
Levanto black and gold and vened mantes Prices ranging
class houses is solicited to this advertisement JAMES
LEVY l3 TO 1 East Eighteenth street, between Third
md Irving Mace
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Tomorrow. at p. M the Books for Gold
rooms $50 Broadway Not name ca be registered after
that date, but all who join this week will sufficient
time for full Hereafter Mr. GOLDSMITH will de-
vote himself to the instruction of private pupils.
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Defiance salamander safes-Gayler,

Defiance 6alamander Safes-Gayler's Patent.
Robert Patrick 10 the sole the United
States Of the above celebrated Safes to which highest
premium has inst been awarded By the Committee the
COINS Impenetrabe Defiance Looks-the best safes and
hooks combined IN the world Depot No 80 John street,
Of Gold after LIST May No 1872 Pearl street. door
below Maiden lane.