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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-26

LsUsca oy AN EturTlc STEAMKR.-The steamboat Pilot
xA be launched from the yard Of Ncssrs Isaac Smith
Son, at Hchoken at 10 O'Clock this morn ng She is
H. feet long, % feet BEAM and feet hold measuring
about 200 tons, and is owned by Vim. H. Dougherty,
Esq, and Capt. John Thompson, who design using hes
for heavy towing purposes Tho Pilot is constructed
upon the elliptic principle under the patent OF James K
Howe Esq, differing from other vessels In her model
every line being elliptic She is built very strong FOR
service being strengthened with extra keelsons and
bige streaks and having diagonal braces the whole
length Of her frame. Messrs. Birkbeck, Furman Co.
are to furnish her with powerful engine.
The STEAMSHIP OTTAWA, which should have sailed from
$his port for England yesterday is regret to say
aground in Lake st Peter She draws sixteen feet of
water and there only twelve feet of water in the
lake, consequently half her cargo viii require to be
transferred to lighters before she be got afoat
2W6ec ObsTper, July a.
Sur BUILDING AT DA,ARIsCoTTA.-A letter from Dana
rscota states that there have been launshed this
son the ship Ontario Of 500 tons three decker built
BY A. g AUSTIN for Messrs. Grinrell Minturn, New
YOrt ship Tasmsn, Of about same tonnage, built by
Messrs Mecaf Norrss, for New York purchasers. The
Ontario has gone TO t. john n. r., to load timber for
built during the past winter and spring aud have
received unqualified approval for the good workmanship
beauty Of model and elegant style Of finish exhibited In
their construction also the brig May Queen OF IFS TONS
ouil by Mr. Harvey Jenes and schooner American Chief
or l25 TONS by Mr. James D. Huston and Others both
there upon che stocks at the place eight
ships Of different sizes, varying from 900 to tons
~ be completed an sent tc this fall by each Of
the following buildcrsMessrs MctcAlf & Norriss A. s.
Austin, VIM. Hitchcock Co, Austin & Hail. Cyrus Cot
CON- brig, about 200 TONS by Msssrs Stetson and
schooner Of absnt l2o tons, by James Little.
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FAIA FALL-Coroner Gamble yesterday held In
quest at the New York Hospital, upon the body Of VIII
liam Hanlsy, who to his death by fall from the
fifth story window, No. % Avenue D. Saturday last
verdict of accidental death rendered. Deceased
was q native Of Ireland, thirty two years OF age.
FOUND DRowSxD-Coroner o'Donnell yesterday held
inquest at Pier 80, East River upon the body OF
man, named Barney - who was in the habit of fire.
quenting and lettering about the docks The poor
was Of Incorporate habits and fell when in that state
into the dock He fifty years of age and nasve Of
Ireland.
thirty years OF age was yesterday found At the South
ferry dock He had the appearance of being sailor An
inquest was held by Coroner 0DonneIl. No marks of
violence found. vesdict Of found drowned was
rendered.
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S,TATEN ELAND.-AT THE REGULAR MONTHLY
- meeting Of the Cataract Fire Engine Company No.
OF Factoryvns, held at the engine house, Saturday
evening, the 22d instant, this undersigned we're ap-
pointed committee, to tender the sincere thanks
Of the company to Mr.. Jacob De Groot, Mr.. Barton
Decker, Mr. Raynor, Mr.. White and Mr.. John IaForge,
Jun for the bountui supply Of refreshments Furnished
them at the late ire at Bodine Co. lumber yard
while TO Dr. Eadie Of Port Richmond, who following the
dictates Of his noble nature lAbored assduOusly the
whole night for the preservation of the health Of the
company, beg he will accept the oompany's highest
esteem. BERNARD D0NNELLY,)
DAN'L g. WILTON, COMMITTEE
ABRAHAM JONES,
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SERIOUSLY INJURED About twelve O'Clock ON Monday
South Fourth street. near Eighth. Mr. Peter Gill; re-
siding in the upper part of the house. went in and endea
vered to separate the bellgersnts whom of them
seized club AMI dealt him blow across the forehead
tnHictng severe scalp wound three inches In
length knocking him insensble the floor Mr.. CLIPS
bead attended to yesterday ut the Diepenrary
Tn SUNDAY oRpISAscE-The following named persons
fined ten dollars each, yesterday, BY Mayor WALL
charge Of breaking the Sunday ordinance BY keeping
open Edmund Boeher, John Bearney James Au-
CUE John Schneider, Elick & Graus, Il. Swift, j. W.
Dick, Mr. Z. Neville Mr.. Neville declined paying the
sne on the ground Of iDegaity, and was sent &c jail
RESIGNED Major J. W. Braisted has rendered hls re-
sgnation captain OF the Sheriff saepaties Mr. James
VI. Perry has been unanimously elected to ill the va
csncy.
rorvp DRowSn.-Coroner Hanford held An INQUEST
yesterday afternoon at Green Point, the body Of
woman found floating in the river Deceased about
forty years OF native Of Ireland we'll dressed
add had not been in the water but two three hours
Verdict, found drowned.
ENGINE COMPANY No. s pissAypxu.--At meeting of
the Common Council Monday evening the special com
1ntte-lAlderman Sparks and Wnmarth-appointet to
investigate the charges against Engine Co. No. s, for
riotons proceedings the street preaching the 9th
ADOPTED
Resolved That James Fitzgerald, Bernard Swift John
law and - Curlcw, meubers Of Engine Co. No 6. be.
and they hereby expelled the Fire Department Of this
city.
Resolved That said Engine Co. No o. be- and they are
resolution also adopted directing that in case
ea company be rcorganired such Of It's present mem
not directly Indirectly concerned in the riot
which took place on the 9th inst
SHOP IRrsG.A respectable appearing woman giving
her name Mrs. Armilage. residing in South Sixth
street, Eighth, WAS arrested Monday evening by
Constable Miner, charge Of stealing iaces va
lued at at S. from the store Of Mr. Reese No so oath
Seventh street. The articles found in her posscs
-aon. she gave bonds 70 appear for trial.
Sou1H TEITH SrREr FERRr. - Present Appearances
10 iedcate that ferry Ia TO be established
from the foot Of South Tenth street TO New York. The
terminus in New York has not yst been made public II
y ruHorsd however, Tat the boats viii run TO the
Roosevelt street alp. Mr. n. B. Orr has q contract
~h Alderman Cha lick, Of New York, 10 build the alp,
and viii have it completed In about two weeks.
FrHERsf MsoougsR.-On Sunday afternoon Rev. c.
crse, Of tho North Fifth street ~ r. Church. preached
funeral discourse the occasion OF the death Of Mss
Pr scilia jenkins. who was teacher in public school
Nc..2 The text selected by deceased before her
death -" In my fathers house there many
s,ons.S john, xiv 2.
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THE BALL SEASON.

IrIRST GRAND BALL OF THE sEas0N-TO BE GIVEN
IL At Hyde park, formerly Abbey Hotel, on Monday
evening July 81 for which occasion Dodworths celebr
ted cotil1on band engaged and the committee pledge
themselves to make II OF the first sorees Of the
son Tickets 81 admitting gentleman and ladies' to be
had Of the follow ing committee Geo. Scarf Stewart
McComb's Dam Hotel George Ward, OF Broadway
and Grand street, o.. A. Reynolds corner OF Cortiandt
and West streets H. Teller Lovejoys HOTEL OF
Walker street and Broadway Madden Bros. Abbey Ho-
tel limited number of tickets only.
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Communicates. wish shs Bahamas.

COnmunIcatton with ehe BaAanAas.
TRIAL rIIP OF TIE STEAMSHIP yEwEss.
Yhe steamship Jewess, intended to trade from New
Yah 70 Nassau, N. p, and thence to Havana and
Key West made her trial trip yesterday, and started
sn the foot Of Beach street, North river, 1t pier
No. n, in order to test her speed and the working
efisr machinery.
The Jewess lie a very fine steamer, OF about one
thousand tons burthen, and Of two hundred and If
Teen feet in length, twenty eight feet nbreadth and
. depth Of seventeen feet. She Las one beam engine
with cylinder Of forty-six inches in diameter and
twelve and ahaf feet stroke Of piston. The Jewess
has magnificent accommodations for two hundred
and fifty passengers in stat. rooms, and large and
well ventilated berths for other passengers.
When the Jewess sailed yesterday noon, she cast
Of in some minutes after the Cahawba, which left
for Havana, ard, although with machinery entire
y new, and, in consequence stiff, she steamed to
ssn miles south Of Sandy Hook, m almost o good
Tine as the mSil vessel made. During this time,
he Jswess made her course in an even and steady
manner. Had she had anything in her to cause
her wheels to catch the water with good hold, it
VAS considered that she would have passed the Ca
Aswba in twenty minutes after leaving the foot
Beach street. As it is expected tina. the Jewess
md Nassau, N. Pr in i've days at most, it is hoped
Aat she win receive that patronage to which her
splendid run Of yesterday entities her, and the
reciprocal trade between this city and such produc
tive vegetable growing islands demands. This
Steamship will be pioneer over the Bahama Banks,
end In our present relate ns with the mother coun
~, 1t is presumed that the Postmaster General win
sva himself of this speedy and likely uninterrupted
mode of transit Of the mails, whilst the sgricutur
Its and gardeners Of the stormy Islands will find
corresponding profit in the conveyance Of the pro-
duct Of their land to ready and profitable market.
IN this trade the Jewess will be commanded by
Captain James T. Wright, Of whom il is unne.
sessary to speak, assisted by Thurston N. Taylor
~ Grst officer, and Mr.. David VoIock as en-
gineer. Under this direction the Jewess will
saR from foot of Beach street at noon
On the FIRST Of August, as advertised.
On board Of the Jewess, yesterday, there were
General stryker, the Hon. Judge Strowbridge, Mr..
Cooke of the Bahama Legislature, Colonel Woolley,
Mr.. Ward Of Kentucky, Mr.. R. Dean, member Of
The Maryland bar, and about one hundred other
gentlemen. All the above were furnished with re-
eahments, from the FIRST hour of going on deck, by
Ny. Peter W. Downing, Of No. Broad street, who,
with his attentive walters, furnished an excellent
ainner when the steamer.was returning, and in his
attention to his guests Mr.. P. W. Downing seemed
10 be entirely unconscious Of the tremendous expo
sive news, expected from Europe by next steamer,
Of the combat between Prince John Van Buren, and
Daniel B. Sckles, the secretary Of our legation at
London.
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MAnAxs WALLACE BoucHELIK--This talented singer and
teacher residing for the months at Ne xport
r L. where besides giving concerts she continues her
usual avocaions Madame Vincent Wallace
- stopping with her. and gives her the benefit of her
valuable aid The town pupils Of these ladies who in
AAna visiting Newport viii, We have no doubt, be
gratihed with this announcement.
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TIvO ARCHTECTa-THE COMMISSIONERS or THE
i New State Capitoi' At Columbia, South Carolina,
viii proceed to elect the I'd Of August competent
architect for the purpose Of CARRYING out and perectng
the plans, &C. Of the State Capitol now under con-
struction The architect will be required to reside a.
Columbia and personally superntend The work during
its construction All applications to be addressed to the
Chsrman Of the Commissioners at Charleston previous
to the LIST Of August Any information relative thereto
be obtained BY applying 70 the Chairman at Charles
ton, to John Niernsee consulting architect, ct Bal
timore VIM. YARD BULL, Chairman Of the Commits
sioners.
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- -
No y02 EAsf NuWzzm sr9, NEW YoAx.
r1s .D rrS f,S OF r, 5sf ad m11. .Is.
wbieh apDsarsd IN the HnAID Of yesterday, have TO
sas that hAvs nstths honor Of the personal acqusin
Anss u that gsntlsmAD and that had agency In At
tasAns his nsse 70 the card that was issued BY the
sonnmttes for my complimentary benefit The name
ssr.A;d y !. We not doubt s1ppsssi
sincere regret that the name 81 any gensmsu should BE-
used without his authority Iwas in town when the
BARNEY WILLIAMS.
THE WILLIAMS BRNEFTr.
TO The EprroR OF The NEW YORK HERALD.
have been s0yey puzzled TO get along with the highly
rsspsnsible duty Of arranging the preinares for the
complimentary benefit to be given to Mr.. and Mrs. WI
called upon to preside s meeting Of the personal friends
Of these popular artists hold at the Aston House few
evenings ago assured the duty would be light and
agreeable. Under these circumstances cheerfuly
tered upon s discharge. Ifound large roll Of fooscap
placed before the meeting containing the signatures
(orignal suppossd Of several hundred Of our most
sod men, From this number only about afty could be
selected having regard TO the expense Of Drintins,
This being the case, the meeting proceeded TO draw o.
smces unfortunately, the required number. On the
planning that great injustice had been done the best
friends Of the cause; and a. this time my de1 rled
with those indignant missiles -" Omittiug ~ - me
upon the committee" But This morning, to my sur
PRISE the tables begin to turn and less than two per-
sons have actually complained TO me that their names
have been used this committee without their aohor
ty. Thus, you see am bitterly csnsured because two
three hundred persons have been deprived positions
Of honor whilst another class OF or more are high
l indignant honors have been thrust upon them
Twas acquainted with Of these signatures, and
fully believed them TO be original but handwriting is
very uncertain Now, as there is lady in the casa
gentle and talented born within stones throw Of the
Broadway theatreI do hope that the gaiantry Of
single old gentlemen, will in this trying time, stand Arm
and that they win not allow their feelings offend the
delcacy Of the cause carp at the overze of their
friends. ID. B. TAYLOR
NEw YORK, July %, 1854.
The benefit to Mr.. Williams and his wife takes
place this evening at the Broadway theatre, very
excellent entertainment is announced, and many "a
vorite artists viii appear. The benefciaries are
about to leave for California, and their friends will
undoubtedly give them lone bumper at parting"
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eassqus.ss, "pap can't put ont - much for
Jsnina's diamonds, or Augustus boots. 1t
would be refreshing 10 see the fashionable
world practising . little economy for once
and appearances indicate that We are to be
treated to such luxury.
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THE FIREMEN.

L>uLToN ASSOCIATION, (H0SE COMPANY l5).-
IL There win be meeting OF the above association, on
Saturday evening next July 29th 173 Madison street
Every member Of the above association particularly
quested TO be present. business of importance win be
brought before the meeting. BY order Of
WIN. BRANDON, Chairman.
J. II. COHEN, Secretary.
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PROPOSALS..

OFFICE OF THE GOVERNORS OF THE AIMS
~ House, July n, 1854.-To marble workers.-sealed
proposals will be received by the Governors of the Aims
House. at their Office Rotunda, Park, until O'Clock p
N of the 2sth instant for laying with black white
tiles from IL to IA inches square at the option OF the
Governors the floors Of the male prison at the city prson
In Centre street. The white tile 70 be Of Italian marble
and all the work to be laid in guaged mortar in sab.
stantia and worananlike manner. The floors will be
prepared for mortar by the department and proposals
will state the price per square foot for the work For
further information apply at this Office.
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AZ As0Uo NorICE-IBERrY LODGE NO. !, r. AND
lyl A. MAsons. The members OF this Lodge are here
BY notified TO meet 1t the Lodge $50 Grand street,
this afternoon at half past II oslock TO attend the fu
neral Of deceased brother John Neil All brothers
under We 5arsdstien Of Saint Johns Grand Lodge Are
D. r. MORGAN Secy. j. ELLIS, W. NJ
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Important 20 the Peopie;-
Rewars Of poison RoEues are pr oherins,
The vilsst trash, in Lyons name;
The vYet ehea who the atm IN ira offering

Falsely to be HIS agents claim.
LYONS Magnetic Powder aud Pills, for the destruction
e insects And ysrmip- 10 pat mp with labels bearing
ensyaas of four national medals and fac smile Of the
ProPftors sgnstuss Look oose at the wrsppers Cen.
Wal depot ~ Broadway and 80 Dock street. Philadelphia
DIR. Hollscb, No. 49s Roadway, Opposite
Tie 81 Echolss Hotel attends only those cases
ashnsy described In his books and lectures Hours
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Tie sioop Of " Louis arrived as Messns 2sth ut
from Athens.
~ u = -!aep ~ va s. May anl store ssfo Fre-
a. wee !. NTifav,ss ynrc lith, aud the r. - q
lawrence ,ailao June ~ TIE q. q steamer sarap.e
Sss 81 ks-si,os ~ ths A.sss eSsvaDis
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P1mpIes, Frccllcs, ran, sunburn, Blotshes,
&C., positively cured by GOURAUD's Italian Medi'
Gated Soap Poudre Subtitle uproots hair from low fore
heads, or any part Of the body; LIQUID and Powder
old perfamery depot o. Walker street, first store from
Broadway.
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Owners or Horses will find Dr.. Tobias LII
nmen in pint bottles at 30 cents superior to anything
else for curing collie swellings gals bruises, Jumps &C.
Sold by all the storekeepers and druggists Depot No 90
Corlandt street. New York Dyott Sons, Philadelphia
ACents
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THE TURF.

DIED HOUSE PLEASURE GRoUNDs.-A PURSE OF
III SIS win be given Friday, tho 26th inst. Mile
heats, best three ave. to saddle free for all horses
that never purse over s25. Entries to close
Thursday evening, ct O'Clock. WIN. A. BROWN, Pro-
prietor.
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Great Bargains In Ready Made Clothing,
slighy soiled from the late Ere in Broadway-Fine black
French Coats cost 500 for e10 black and figured css
mere pants, cost 81, for 81 vests cost 50, for 81
GEO. LEVIE, corner of Nassau and Beekman streets.
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Furnishing Goods, Mt Green's, No. Aston
House.-Just received from Paris and London, ine
sleeve buttons canes umbrellas Albert and other ties,
cravats, gloves, half hose, silk plush, thread,
zephyr gauze merno under shirts and drawers, a. at
GREEN'S celebrated shirt establishment, No Aston
Houee.
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HyAtt's Life Baisam -Rheumatlsm In las
worst Of diseases OF the blood great debility Liver
complaint kidneys, incpent consumption &s are most
No. 24s Grand street Seventy five cents per bottle.
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Meade Brothers' July DaguerreOtypes.-T
most exquisite daguerreotypes made during this
month, in all popular styles Our galleries and
cepton rooms, directly opposite the Park, cool
lounge on q summer day. Artists and importers, 233
Broadway four doots above the Astor House.
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Our Friends from New Orleans, and tIs
South generally, will find at No AL Broadway, fully
prepared with large and choice assortment Of ready
made clothing, gents furnishing goods trunks vlises
carpet bags &c. to supply all their wants No deviation
from marked prices ALFRED MUNROE Il co.
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(bSr oET ClorIfTNG-ALA PGEQU ASTIrv WANTED
- The highest priee literally gisea and cash paid
IN euffen ncper r tsrt " sDla oss " eo,l saefpi
hama c,otniuy Genlerren wisnlng 70 dispose Of the
above ~'i tls..e addre-s or eau GA J.Ma5 Sosccs2,
~, y Grange street. rsiS ctat<ssl.
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Wigs and Toupees.-Batchclor, or No. 233
Broadway pleased to another beautiful i'm
provement in the manufacture Of these articles This
invention il applied to ladies' and gentemens hair work.
and ID the most perfect imitation Of nature yet dis
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye.-This matchless pre-
paration by universal consent to BIO the
safest and most reliable dye in It fails in its
coloripg process mparing meanwhile nourshment and
sikness to the hair Sold wholesale and retail and ap.
piled, at CRISTADORO's, No. 9 Astor House.
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CLOTHING. sc.

4 tLoTHING.-LADIEs OR GENTLEMEN HAVING ANY
to dispose Of can receive fair cash price BY send
street, and 81 West Broadway, or by letter through
the Post once. Ladies attended by Mrs. Cohen.
COHEN
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ADyERTISENENN RENEWED EVERY DAY
BILLIARDS.

BILLIARDS.
TlHIfARD TABLES FOR sALE-THE SUBSCRIBERS
ID have large stock Of tables ready for ship al
abort notice insisting Of rosewood and mahogany with
marble or slate, pine wood mahogany beds Also bill
lard balls cloth and trimmings Of every description
GRIFFITH DECKER, 90 Ann street
NJ ERfsHaNTS' BILLIARD Room ai2 Be0sDWsY
vi u web ventilated and Kept "a The best nanucr
feYs - ti>.-s,. frN eal..s .l~-t n'wse ~ sts
game q sIiaris. Wanted, eocd hoy 10 keep "a sc.
y J. aaJeHJ Ssgs-sisaasst
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sfHiPPING.


T>LYING sCUD.-HxrY DAYS PAssAsE-AUsrRA
IL ha Pioneer Line, carving the United states Nan.
eister H. Barse master, will succeed the 0ertrud,
eighteenth ship Of this line and have quick dispatch
The Flying scmd acknowledge by competent JUDGES
bs equal IL strength AMI sailing qualities with any eptes
sbiy ffct Iseaeirg stfsue-s sns rass4ure-s -
qpssss u examine her At p,ar 10 East n vr presr
tasen a tho iwsst rats. hp,Is %
H. ". ,4x.. =. &c wsa p. ~
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W. LADD co. q FIRST PREMIUM PA MOI 0RTE5
a. with large assortment Of new and secondhan nd
Instruments at great bargains. We wish to call attcn
ton to grand diagonal piano. with grand action
which has superior In all the points which constitute
perfect instrument.
LINCOLN THOMPSON, Sole Agents, AL Broadway.
M UHCL-MR. EDWARD BARTON, PROFESSOR OF
WI the concertina, guitar and panoforte, gives 10
struion At 604 Sixth avenue At the residence of his
pupils. He mparts sufficient knowledge Of the guitar
in six lessons TO enable any lady gentleman to
pany themselves in vocal music.
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PianOs.--HH0race Waters Pianos. For power,
swsstness and purity Of Tone and elasticity Of touch these
pianos challenge comparison with all other makes T. Gil
No atfds Of American manufacture has ELECTED
universal the press throughout the civil
Hsed world than these pianos Gilbert boudor
pianos Hallet Cnmstons pianos Of the old firm Of Hal
lstt Coz Jacob Chickering's panosl The above pianos
% be found only q the great music establishment Of
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4 CARD.-THE SUBSCRIBER WILL. RECEIVE NEW
IN pupils daily for private instruction in the art OF
penmaDshp, at his rooms, 362 broadway, corner Of
Franklin street. OLIVER Il. GOLDSMITH.
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VITATCH MAKER WANTED-BY GEORGE W. WELSH,
w watch importer, IA Greenwich street. One who
understands Enslish work thoroughly can have per-
manent situation.
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015 Only, for Country Residence or VII
line the Log IssRd Railroad. One hundred farms and
e0 bulldog ot ooisst square equal to four city lots
Jay 81 Each .sb.cl.sr for only pa payable II natal
TO twenty acrss four building lots by feet Ony
fsw shsres lsft. Apply 70 CHAS WOOD, 2S Eroadvay