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Columbia gazette., 1854-02-18

~ Ata meeting Of the Democrat,
Of Columbia, on Friday evening, it va,
deemed expcdient, in order to preserve
the good feeling and unity Of action ex-
isting among the Democracy Of this town
and which has heretofore carried them in
triumph through many hard fought
battle, to rescind the calls for meeting.
on Friday and Saturday evenings; which
was Immediately done by the publication
of the following notice. Accordingly,
Columbia will not be represented in the
Convention which convenes 1t Sonora,
on Monday next:
DEMOCRATIC NOTICE.
The undersigned, members of the
Democratic Party of Columbia, Tuol-
umne County, who have issued calls for
meetings of the Democracy in Columbia,
on Friday and Saturday evenings, the
18th and 18th inst, relative to the Sen
atorial and County Convention subjects,
desirous of removing all cause of dissen-
ton in the ranks of the United Democ
racy of Columbia, have mutually agreed
to withdraw those calls, and desire that
no further action shall be taken by the
Democracy of Columbia, upon the sub
jects at the present time.
r. A. Robinson, J. D. PATTERSON,
JOSEPH CARLY, E. R. CALVIN,
j. MCLEAN, jr., T. N. CAzHEAU,
RICHARD BURR, MICHAEL BRoPHY,
JOHN LEARr, H. X. WHITE,
j. G. DUcHow, E. MlLLs,
WGVANARsDALL, JoHh Dawson,
T. NJ. YArCEr, G. J. Brown,
p. G. FERGUSON.
Columbia, Friday, Feb. l6, 1854.
Columbia gazette., 1854-02-18

1NrkRAsTiN0 INFoRAArtoN-Posr
OrFICK OnDERs.-In the United State,
Senate, Mr. Sumner, of Mass suhmittaa
the following resolution, which was son
sidered, and, by unanimous consent,
agreed to:
Res lrsd, That the Committee on III.
Post Office and Post Roads BE- directed
to consider the expediency Of providing
for the convenience and security fire.
mittances abroad in snall sums bv HI :
thorizing orders or drafts by our = st
Offices with which it is in correspondence.
constituting an international system Of
Post Office orders.
Columbia gazette., 1854-02-18

1@ The report, which has lately
been circulated, ,'derogatory to the char
acter of two of our most esteemed and
popular representatives from this county,
is, we feel we'll assured, utterly false.
and has been maliciously contrived to
injure them in the eyes of their constit-
uents. The attempt, we are happy to
say, has proved abortive.
Columbia gazette., 1854-02-18

A PARAGRAPH FOR MRs. SrowE's
NoTE BooK.-Col Henry Ward, of
Harper's Ferry, Va, has received a
letter dated Chatham, Upper Canada,
Oct 26, from female slave of his, who,
with her two children, runaway about a
year ago She appeals in the strongest
terms to her master and mistress to allow
her and her children to return and lie
main in with them, and adds:
am sorry that | left. / want to see
you all SO bad, that don't know what
to do l dream every night about you
all, and sometimes sit down and cry all
day and all night because l want to come
back again. There is nothing here but
hard times and bad darkies, and want
to come back
q
Columbia gazette., 1854-02-18

our most sincere thanks, the thanks of
the warm-hearted Firemen of cur town.
| should fail in my attempt to express to
you how much the gentlemen whom you
have graf fed, feel honored by this re-
newed expression Of your kind regards,
aud this additional mark Of yosr esteem
The tongue is not always the ready me-
dium Of uttering the feelings Of the
heart. l beg you, ,hereforc, to accept
our assurance that We entertain the
most lively sens. uf .rr obligations to
YOU; that y. esteem ourselves as most
highly honored BY you; and that in our
hearts you and your generous husband
Will ever lAve-s warm AID grateful re-
,nsmbranee.
Columbia gazette., 1854-02-18

@A. A. Sargent, editor of the Ne
rada Joa,nai, has Withdrawn from that
paper, and is succeeded by f. r. Budd,
who formerly sustained the same eonnec-
ton With it.
Columbia gazette., 1854-02-18

DThe clipper ship San Francisco,
wrecked off the Heads in entering the
Golden Gate on Tuesday, is said to have
made the best passage this season. She
was pronounced by judges in New York
to have been the prettiest piece Of naval
architecture ever launched.
Columbia gazette., 1854-02-18

The Odd Fellows Of San Francisco
will give splendid Ball on the night of
ashington's Birthday, the proceeds
to 60 to the support Of the widow and
the orphan
Columbia gazette., 1854-02-18

The miners i'll the vicinity of Nevada
are said by the Democrat to be doing
remarkably we'll. Several valuable dis
coveries have been made.
Columbia gazette., 1854-02-18

Three persons, named McCafrey;
Seelinger and Phillips, have been arrest
ed in St. Louis on a charge of embes-
1ling property amounting to 10000,
from Mr.. Jacobs, heavy wine merohanv'
Of Cinoianati.
Columbia gazette., 1854-02-18

GAs.-The introduction Of gas into
San Francisco was celebrated on Satur-
day evening, by splendid collation. and
brilliant speeches at the Oriental Hotel
Columbia gazette., 1854-02-18

sN-From the 4th March to the 3Oth
Dec. 1858. $l4,5Oo, 900 of the public
debt was paid off. With an annual pro-
duct of $500, 900, 900, Uncle Sam may
well be considered rich, and not find it
difficult to pay off few millions of his
debt. aa
Columbia gazette., 1854-02-18

1t is no more use for young man to
try to get along among the girls without
money, than to attempt to beat loco
motive with saw-horse. Calico is en-
phatically cash institution.
Columbia gazette., 1854-02-18

NoTICE.-Mcssrs YaneY ): Roberts
and Woods and Purdy, Are our author
lied agents in Sonora, To receive sub
scriptions, advertisements and job work
and receipt for the same.
Columbia gazette., 1854-02-18

~ Our thanks are due to Hons. J
W. CoHroth, J. w. Vaudeville, B. D,
Horr, and J. T. Hoyt, for important
public documents.
Columbia gazette., 1854-02-18

STATE PRlrrISG-Wc see that the
Ata publishes list Of prices at which
they would be willing TO take tho Stats
Printing. The proposed rates are tri-
file moro than are paid to journeymcn in
regular Offices. Perhaps anothe. .mpor-
tallon woull enable them to 'go in" at
their proposed rates.-iS. J. Republicans
Columbia gazette., 1854-02-18

VEssELsIr DISTRESS AT Rio JANEIRo.
The Tennessee, which arrived Satur-
day, reports three or four California YES
sells in the harbor Of Rio. in distress.
Columbia gazette., 1854-02-18

I6r Adams & Co.'S Express have
placed us under obligation for favors rem
dered during the week.
Columbia gazette., 1854-02-18

From NEvADA.-Mr. Meagher lee
tured at Nevada on the evening of the
Sth instant. ea
Columbia gazette., 1854-02-18

The t.Mountaiu Democrat" is soon
to be published at Coloma, Ell Dorado
Co., by G. W. Gs!wick. Esq,
Columbia gazette., 1854-02-18

R9 Hons. VIM. NJ. Gwin and NJ. S.
Latham will please accept our thanks
for valuable public documents.
Columbia gazette., 1854-02-18

I~Numerous distressing marine dis
ssters have recently occurred on the
ceast Of Name aud Massachusetts.
Columbia gazette., 1854-02-18

~Wc are under OBLIGATIONS to
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express for their
prompt attentions.
Columbia gazette., 1854-02-18

. Mrs. Miller, daughter to Gerrit
Smith, (the millionaire Abolitionist, and
a member of Congress,) excites a great
deal of curiosity in Washington, by sp-
pcaring in full Bloomer costume. She
is quite handsome and young, and hcr
dres. consists of = Scotch plain frock.
which comes down to her knees, an,l
pant. with morocco bootees, and jauA-
ty black hat and feather.
Columbia gazette., 1854-02-18

FrsH for no compliments, As they are
generally caught in shallow water.
Columbia gazette., 1854-02-18
A MAN DsvouRED BY GRlzzLrEs.

A MAN DEvoURED BY GRlzzLrEs.
Portions Of the skeleton of a young
man named Robert Colemun, who left
French Camp about six weeks since, on
hunting expedition, was discovered on
Tuesday last by Indians, in the lair of
some grizzlies. Information of the cir
cumstances was given to Mr.. J. l.. Hunt,
of the Fresno. who Immediately repaired
to the sp ot and had the remains decent
tly inferred, the gun of the unfortu-
nate man was found near by gnawed and
broken. Mr.. Coleman came from Ala
bsma to this country about two years ago,
and was = person generally liked and
esteemed by all who knew him. His un-
timely demise was evidently the result Of
an unexpected encounter with pne or
more i.zlies.-Mar,posa Chronicle.
Columbia gazette., 1854-02-18

u The Butte Record has passed into
the hands Of Geo. II. Grcsette.
Columbia gazette., 1854-02-18
r Z s P o N 8 Z I.

iMadam:-In behalf of our associate.
Of the Hook & Ladder Company, We ac-
eept this splendid Banner, prepared
through your kind partialities, and, SC
generously presented to us. For this,
Madam, for kind favors which We have
enjoyed through you upon previous oc-
oasions, and for the very aatterin.y terms
in which you have been pleaseds con-
vey this testimonial to us, ~c ress . you
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-14
sALAD AT AUOrIOu,

A LBERT H. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER. -sTOCKs AND
"A bonds at aucton.-ALBERT H. NICOLAY will SELL
this day August l4th 1854 at l2 o'clock at the Mer
chants Exchange, for account Of whom 1t may concern
$4,000 Toledo, Norwak and Cleveland Railroad Hrst
mortgage cent bonds interest payable February
and LIST August 900 EACH SIS 900 Peru and udianap
oils Railroad Hrst mortgage per cent convertible bonds
interest LIST january and LIST July 81 900 each
$4,000 Chicago and Rock Island Railroad rst mortgage
per cent CONVEX bs bonds interest payable 10th Jau
nary and 10th July 900 each s. 900 New York and
Erie Railroad per cent convertible bonds redeemabe in
1871, interest coupons payable LIST February aud
August, 81 900 each - 900 New York and New Haven
Railroad per cent bonds, dated LIST September, 1883
and redeemabe LIST December, 1885, interest coupons
payable LIST June and LIST December, 81 900 each 10
shares Howard Fire Insurance Company. $50 each: 55
shares Panama Railroad, 500 each; 140 shares New
Jersey Railroad and transportation Company $50 EACH
81 shares Galena and Chicago Union Railroad 500
80 shares Cleveland and Pitsburg Railroad $50 each
shares Second Avenue Railroad 500 EACH 100 shares
Empire City Bank $25 EACH Is shares Central Bank Of
the City Of New York $50 each 50 shares Suffolk Bank
$50 EACH SO shares New York Lubricaing Oil Manufao
turing Company 500 each Terms of sale ten per cent
this day, and the balance to The accrued in
terest all the bonds will be charged to the purchaser
A. H holds regular sales Of stocks bonds and other
securities every Monday and Thursday at the Merchants
Exchange Atprivate sale, great variety Of FIRST class
railroad bonds bank insurance and other stocks Office
No. Broad street, next to corner Of Wall.
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DRY GOODS, sc.

NEw FAIL G00pS At GREAT BARGAINS, AT THE
~ Bowery savings store, l26 Bowefy.-The first OF
fall mpcrtationB have Just received, nd have
now on sale Tie prices Of this are much lower
than for number OF years and the styles infinitely
rercr In taste and beauty Among offerings rich
all wool psids high colors, fine cashmeres ana defines
cashmere shswls-lorg aud square, splendid high lus
tired black silks warranted TO preserve their richness and
to we made expressly to order, and such
recommend to our customers at prices below
anything have known; Msrseles quilts the best
assortment probably in this country Linen goodsonr
assortment Is complete comprising every desert pton OF
sheotngs, dsmssks table covers, does, daps towel
ling &c. Domestic goods-bed ticks, shirtngs, sheet
incs drills jeans &c all made expressly to
der and sold at Wholesale retail at the agents prices
Al our summer stock remaining on hand has been
marked down. and closing out at such low prices
as may well create surprise but svch j. our idea that
new goods should always be ready for the season.
ana that nothing should remain over and we are de-
termincd 10 give the advantage to customers Our
stock Of CLOTHS cassimeres sstnets jeans &c for boys
and mons wear very large and Varied and
fail 10 be suited Fannels and woolien goods generally
viii be at least twenty per cent less than the priccs
OF Last rear Our stock win be kept full and have
even thus carly opened the season shall keep on
ard secure every bargain and yield all the advantages
possible 10 our customers. 800
FW6w. +. GIfIEY, 1875 Bowery.
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CREAT NATIONAL HORSE FAIR.-NAUONAA
\J Couese near the city Of New York.-To be held I'M
der the auspices Of the National Jockey Club will open
on Wednesday September "a 1854, and continue three
days.
twenty Ave hundred and ninety i've dollars in pro
mums viii be awarded. Owners and breeders Of horses
from all parts Of the world invited to attend and
bring their horses. The Committee of Arrangements
have provided ample accommodations for all horses that
may be brought for exhibition.
This Fair offers greater Inducements to owners and
bre edsrs of horses who DESTROYS to SELL than any
heretofore held New York being the best horse mart In
lhe world; and larger amount in premiums than ever
before offered in this country.
The attention Of farmers and stock breeders s respect
fully requested to the following liberal premium list
pRCMTIIMS.
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VNvLT SILK IRON THE FRANKIIN.-5o,0oo YARDS
w will he offered tbis morning and following days
ct cs Cd As and 5s worth es los and l2s per yard;
5000 ysrds, ALI wool, french plaid, at g. Cd wort
lts. l50 Frnch shawis, all wool at e., worth 10 90
R0DEHICk 4 EDwARns, 3o0 Grind street.
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VIoipiGICG'5 H0TFI, $50 Dr0 ADwAT, C0gSEB
III ofCdui0n plaee.--isocns recently r.tntsi suo
h pjsosaely fuEn6ei lie obtained fer IA mites
N tDdi,i6usb, WITH CT without board, co ressonsAis
prus TIE location Il hecthy, rissesnt IA b,0nAhss
and coavsneet for bcslse~@ eSoa from " - III
ss week, ani by%xA 81.
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WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, on THE
w premises, at Yonkers, Westchester county, on
Monday August H. at O'Clock p NJ, without reserve
TO the highest bidder for cash cottage house aud
lst t9s by 1867 beautifully situated Broadway with
speDdd view Of the Hudson, and within few minutes
walk Of the depot The house contains eight rooms,
three sides and built under the personal supervision
OF the present owner Title perfect, with nmeda @
possession. For foil description, apply to r. c. BULK
LILY, Auciioneer, No. 81 Wall street. between Q A. NJ
eId Il. VI.
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pHllAAD IAbIFS--eNLy PAINT CUSHIONS N
~ America, O. tbrtg years standing A. Bassiccds re
s1ttd rrces cheap az any. large assortment reads
tof shpTng billiard players VII snd slate aud metal
beds sud rebeer sr sushoss ~ street entrance
.. Ite tpion street Eye article in No GaAe Ger ssls
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TOHN L. vANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL,
81 Tuesday August 49, at 10 o'clock at the Atlantic
Hotel No.. Broadway, BY order Of mortgages, house
hold furniture mahogany and black walnut beisteads
bureaus marble top dressing bureaus washstand double
and single do hair mattresses husk do mahogany and
black walnut tables, chairs sofas chairs card Ia
bles work tables, wardrobes rockers, breakfast dining
and centre tables lounges couches seat chairs cot
beds, feather BEDS holsters pillows, dressing glasses
blankets spreads comfortabes, china ware dinner and
glass for leo persons silver plated castors Sheets
pillow cases. napkins, patent mange steam Ia
BILE ice chests dinner and dessert also the carpets
of over fifty rooms mating, &C.
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have besn invited 70 ssend many have already sigul
6sd their intention TO BE- pssent and 90 opersts sh
great enterprise to advaass and improve the breed Of
that noblest Of all Animals-the ncrss.
Inc week preceding the Fair snah ks wSu b Issued
giving esmp'ets programme Of each day's exhibition,
and everything pertaining thereto.
Genuemen Of The first rsspeetsbiiity win aet On the
various committees, and the public may rest ssscrsa
tend this Fair.
81 sale Of thorough breeds will take place on
every Gay o. the far commencing at O'Clock ia the AZ
ternoon Particulars on the days Of sale.
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~ 0NEQON-UNIrD STATES MAIL SxIAN sHIP
AIANnO, yas wsst sonnandse.-1his stssa-
shR WI essa.t WITH tAs Uaisd Ste tssmas for Earops
Pesiav q Saturday, August TO- ct II s'eaeek H. fron
ncr osr0 q ths fees 4 Canal street. fhs stearnship
ARCf0 w succeed the Atlantic and ssl Ssptsn osr q
Fog Eeagnt o. passage, having unsqaansd acoommoda
eoo Tor elegance and comfort, apply =
Shippers VII please take notice that the ships Of this
nns cannot carry any goods oontraband Of war
TNHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
a MAI steamers.-Ths ships composing this line are
ATLANTIC, Capt. West BALTIC Cant Comstock
PACIFIC, Capt. Nye. ARCTIC Cart Luce.
ADMATIC, Capt. -
Ias,s ships having been built BY contrae. expressly
thr construction ~ in their engines to ensure strength
and speed and their accommodations for passengers
uneq'Alled for elegance and comfort.
Price o. passage from New York to Liverpool In FIRST
cabin $780, In second do $76. Exclusive use Of extra
size state rooms, $325.
From Liverpool to New York, $50 and ECO.
An expertenced surgeon attached TO each ship.
No berth secured until paid for.
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
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NEw YORK AND pm. 4pElPaIA AND TaE SOUTH
IN ard West, via New Jersey railroad Looted States
mail ard express ne- leave New York foo, OF Cerandt
street a. !, src 10 o oiocA A. end Az and r. n
hfcVgh 10 Eouy hours. Fszo-t2 - IN !, % 70 "a -
ssa - IN 8, 10 and .. The Isw sgpey accommodation
hoe savos q. IL n. a. e. stopping at al var stAtionA
through tsksts soid for GpssBnsu Il. s;6), and vba
Wet, end fct Baihscse, Washingos Nsrfsk "a. and
n. 60 81. T. knans.
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nj B, BUTLER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LAND
Nls sale-The cores, surplus lots and meadow land
Of the association will be sold at auction Monday
gust 18th, at IL O'Clock the premises at Union
port, four miles and half from Harlem Bridge, and
Westchester, and on the line Of the contemplated
railroad to New Rpchele the property viii BE- sold in
lots laid down on the map the title Is perfect and
printed abstracts will be furnished to purchasers terms
On day Of sale. N. BShould 1t storm, the kove sale
viii be postponed till Wednesday, August 10TH at the
same hour and place By order Of the Executive Com
mittee.
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TNAvELLEfkg' GUIDE.

EtANDEN AND AND0Y RAILROAD TO PHnADI
~ phis, from pier No. 1 North river.-Two iines
daily at A. N. nod r. NJ. The morning limo ~ A.
NJ BY eoat John Potter 20 South ABsbcy theno4
By /, var places Philadelphia Farc-t2 ss,ond
class 81 Is Express line At NJ, By John Potter to
Amboy; thence direct 20 Camden by cars through II
Ave hours Fsrc, 80. wsy accommodation And erni.
grant lne at P.H; .sIs 81 so; smgrsntlirsa. 5PE;
lsre 81 70.
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nAY BOAT FOR Albany AND THE INrERnE
H. d,aie landings. --Fsre dollar. Heals served o.
board. Tie well known and favori,s steamer GEORGE
WASHINGTON Captain J. y odell, Will leave New Yost
from foot OF jay street every Tuesday Thursday and
turday az o'clock A. w. te,urning leave Albany every
Mondsy, "Wednesday aud Friday.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS, SO Wall street, New York.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY CO., Liverpool. London.
STEPHEN KENNARD & CO., ~ Austin Friars
JOIN hUNROE 4 co., 20 Rue Notre Dame des Vic.
GEO. H. DRAPER, Havre. (toires. Paris.
The Of these ships will not be accountable for
gold silver, bullion, specie jewery precious stones
metals unless bills Of lsdng signed therefor and the
value thereof therein expressed.
Shippers will please take notice that the ships of this
line cannot carry any goods contrsband Of war
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LNOR LvERPOOL-EAPIRE LINE OF PACKEN-
Is The new clipper built packet ship CITY OF NEW
YORK, viii positively sail on Wednesday, August L.
The second cabin on board this ship
Of the kind ever got up Cabin second cabin and
age passengers win be taken st the lowest rates For
passage apply board Pier North River or to THOS
G. ROCHE 50 South street. NB-Drafts issued for one
pound and upwards, on the Roy al Bank of Ireland.
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INI0N COURSE, /. L-TROTTING ON WEDNESDAY,
~ August 10, at O'Clock p. MA match for $500,
miles heats, best three In Eve to wagons. H. Woodruff
names Dr. m. Lady jenkins; W. Whelan D. e. Wsstchss-
ter Stages leave the Williamsburg ferries for the
every half hour. SHAW WHITE. Propretors.
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A UCTION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FURNITURE-PE
q, TER PARKS n Ks win w sen on Tues,.y August 10 At
Sixth avenue the entire furniture Of the house. comprs
ing mahogany psrlor furniture in hair cloth, SOFAS d.
try carved bureaus, French bedsteads
lounges wardrobes superb Brussels and ingram carpets
oclohs mattresses beds and bedding, hne assortment
Of bed and table nen gilt china ware glass plated
ware, &c and complete sets Of chamber and kitchen
furniture worthy the attention Of housekeepers and
dealers; sale positive Terms-cash; catalogues sale
PETER PARKS, Auctioneer, 10 Nassau street..
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VXTHEaTLEY DREw'S ARCH STREET THEATRE
w Philadelphia.-Ths ladies and gentlemen engaged
this theatre requested meet In the green ros
Tuesday August IT, 1854 preparatory TO the opeag
on Saturday, the 10th. WHEATLEY DREW.
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n D. NASH, AUCTTONEER, STORE $40 BROADWAY.
IL sheriG's sale Monday, August H. at half past
eleven O'Clock A. NJ, At No II Greenwich street lot
Of segars pipes fancy articles, tobacco, snuff, show
cases. fixtures, &C. &c. Also, day and place.
horse and wagon, and large lot Of segsrs &c. &c
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MUSICAL.

MUSICAL.
". LADD & CO.'S FIRST PREMIUM PIANO
a. fortss, with large assortment OF and second
hand nstrsnsats at great bargains We wsh to call Il
esntioa y our grand Diagonal piano. with new grand
actioa which has no superior in al the points which
constitute perfect instrument.
LINCOLN THOMPSON, Al Broadway
A SOPRANO SINGER, swITH A THOROUGH KNOW
IA ledge Of music, wiahes an engagement in a small
church in Brooklyn Address Music Teacher, 254 Dean
street, Brooklyn.
Uneven PIANOFORTES ONE UPRIGHT, AND TWO
II melodeoAs to let at g. g. IS so and "a per month
or for sale ct 40, $780, SOS, SIS, Sis up to $3.50.
Ptanofortes tuned and music thoroughly taught Ad-
dress Professor Dumsday, 226 Grand street
DIAN0FORTE PURCHAsER-T YOU ARE NOT A
i competent judge Of the tome TOUCH mechanism,
and action Of the instrument you likely be mista
ken in your selection, unless You have good advice
arising from long practical experence-otherwise you
may select which win be constant expense In keep.
ing in tune and in order Apply BY letter. person
ally for advice in the selection Professor CONDOR
SIS Broadway. Fee, %.
ITO SoUTHERNERS--AN ORGANISr OF HIGH
standing at present engaged desires settling. with
his family, in Hourshing Southern city; he il plan
is teacher Of singing, and composer his health and
incinAtions lead him South. Address box e63 Newark
Post Office New Jersey.
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A UCTION NORTHUMBERLAND, GLASS AND
n china. Z Van Antwerp h Son win sell on Tues
day 18th inst ct ZIG Pearl street. from the shelves in
Gcodfeow white granite fun assortment Of each
maker ; II crates light blue ware IS crates common
spittooni jugs &C.; lis casks glassware, fun assort-
ment, China vases Parian knives and forks tea
trays and walters &c. Catalogues the day previous.