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Cold Weather IN Massachusetts.-
The Boston Chronicle, Of the 30th ult.,
says:
The nights are now quite Cold
Tuesday night there was heavy frost
in Newton which destroyed cucumber
and squash vines. We learn from the
dorchester Spy that on Monday night
there was slight frost in the low
grounds in that vicinity, and that in
one place was seen of the thickness of
ordinary window glass. a-4.
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R1y" Blackwood's Magazine saws

re-" Blackwood's Magazine says
that there is an abundance of exact pa
ralleism between the present Euro
pean war and the Peloponnessian war
as described by Thucylidcs. We have
seen already fulfilled the prophecy of
the Delphic oracle" A Doric war
shall come and plague with it land
latterly another striking similarity has
occurred. The principal actors with
whom the drama began are not destin-
ed to bring it to an end but even
while it is present they belong to the
past. As Pericles and Demosthenese
passed away to make room for Lysan-
der and Alcibiades, SO we have been
destined to see only in the second
year of the war, the Emperor Nicho-
las and the two Generals in Chief of
TIC French and British armies of the
East removed from their earthly res
possibilities. 1t is useful to reflect
that the furies of the war are less NOR
tai than the men who set them to work
or are set to work by thcm.-Aleran-
dri1 Gazette.
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NoDrLIrY.-The present Chinese
Emperor traces his nobility up through
the following list or royal personages,
direct descendants, all of them from
her Majesty the Moon. Jung Boho-
doc, the eldest of eleven brother, Bum
Bahodoo Nun Sing; Jugget Shum
Shere Jung Bahodoo Bang Bung
Fling; Jung Whang Bang Fling and
thence his Serne Highness of the
seven stars, the present Emperor. who
is a cousin of one of the above.
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WoMAN's RIGHTS IN THE CHINESE
EnrIRE.-"Wben son is born he
sleeps upon bed, he is clothed in
robes and plays with perls every one
obeys his princely cries. But when a
girl is born she sleeps upon the ground
is merely wrapped up in cloth ; plays
with tile, and is capable of acting
virtuously or viciously. She has moth
ing to think of but preparing food
making wine, and not vexing her par
ents. When a proposal of marrige is
made, the father Of the young girl is
applied to and the following style of
answer is considered polshed-I have
received with respect the marks of
your goodness. The choice that you
design to make of my daughter to be-
come the wife of your son, shows me
that you esteem my poor and cold
family more than it deservs. My
daughter is course and stupid, and |
have not the talent to bring her up,
well yet | shall nevertheless glory in
obeying you on this occasion. Their
treatment of women is in most respect
comfortable to this standard and were
not individuals more virtuous than the
laws, a family bound together by hap
py and cordial rotations would not Of
ten be found in China. lie Hue.
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EZOlxr.

STATE OF LOUSIANA-Sixth Judi
cial District Court-Parish of East Ba-
ton Rouge-ln, the matter of the Success
sion oe VIVIAN GooDLoE, decd, mo.
453 " Probate."l
by virtue of commission issued in
- the above Succession, and to me
directed, from the Hon. sixth judicial dis
trict court, in and for the Parish and State
aforesaid; | will! by virtue OF said com.
mission, offer at public sale at the Court
House door, of said parish, in the city Of
Baton Rouge, on MOND.AYhe 18th dav of
October mert A. d. 1855, at II o'clock
A. NJ. The property hereinafter set forth
and described, belonging to the succession
of VIVIAN GooDLoE, late OF said parish,
decd, to wit:
A certain lot of ground, situated in that
part of the city of Baton Rouge laid out by
II. Livolier measuring eighty feet front on
North street, by eighty feet on St Francis
street, forming square, and composed of
parts Of Lots Nos. 10 and 4 OF square No.
2, together with all the buildings, and i'm.
provements therein.
on the following terms and conditions.
to wit:
One forth payable on the 18th of March
next 1856 One forth on the 18th day of
March A. D. 1857. One forth on the 18th
of March A. D. 1858. and one forth on the
18th of March A. D. GS595 eighteen hun.
dred and ffty-nine, in notes endorsed to
the satisfaction of the administrator of said
succcssion-bearing eight per cent inter-
est after maturity until paid and mortgage
retained until the full and final payment
on the property sold, and notes made nav.
able at the Parish Recorders Office in the
City OF Baton Rouge.
sept ID. II. V. BABIN, Sheriff
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Telegraph Lines in Europe.--The
Paris correspondent of the New York
Commercial Advertiser, in his letter
of August IS, says:
The week has been an important
one for the electric telegraph. The
line from Sevastopol to St. Peters
burg has begun to operate, and St.
Petersburg is already connected with
all the European capitals through Ber-
lin. We have Gortschakofs des-
patches now but three days old. The
line is also complete from Paris to
Constantinople, through Shumla and
Adrianople, though perhaps it is not
quite ready for work.
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ILLUMINING EGYPTIAN DARKNE ss.

1LLUMINING EGYPT1AN DARKNESS.
A newspaper is soon to be published
in the city Of Cairo, in Egypt. This
paper is to be printed in Italian, under
the patronage of the Pacha, is fact
certainly significant, aud gives US to
understand that the light of the press
can even illumine the Egyptian dark
ness SO tabled for its deep and superior
sablcness.
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10 An interesting discovery has
been made in France with regard to
ENGRAVING fruit trees. Instead Of
making use of graft slip is taken
from an apple tree, for example and
planted in potatoe, SO that a couple
of inches of the slip remains visible.
1t soon takes root, develops itself, and
finally becomes a handsom tree bear
ing fine fruit. This method is due to
Bohemian gardener.
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Ole 9ailp Comet,
BATON ROUGE,::::::::SEPT. 13, 1865.

y The MA1Ls.-Our hand trembles
whenever this humbug Of the day
thrusts itself upon us. There is posi-.
lively no reliance to be placed in it
either as safe conveyance for valu.
ables, or means of intercommunica-
ton with friends. Business men in
this city, have lost all confidence in it,
and there are more letters that come
a way letters" from New Orleans
than there is that find their way into
the mail bags. As to making remit
fences Of money bills, or little trinkets
Of affection, we would advise all per-
sons who desire them to pass safely,
trough, to avoid registering, them,
as it it is most certain to cause some
one of the ten thousand small and
large thieves in the employ Of the
Department just now, to steal the con-
tents. As to sending letter into the
interior of the State, with any certainty
Of its getting there, short Of a month,
it is preposterous. How much longer
are We to be imposed upon, the lord
only knows. Never before-even in
the day Of Keel boats, and barges was
therSso much carlesness and indiffer-
ence on the part Of those engaged in
this department Of Government,
services.
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SMGuLAR PLANr.-On the place
Nef P. F. Stanton, Esqr., in the Par.
ish Of Livingston, is singular plant,
which seems to be possessed of animal
instinct to a remarkable degree, and
must be one of the many connecting
links between the animal and vegeta-
bic kingdom. It is thus described.
The caulis or stem of the plant is
about three feet high; the leaves are
euneyorme, and serrated the calyx.
or flower cup resembles the tiger lilly
What is remarkable about the plant,
is that the stamen is of such length,
as to reach the ground; and it is arm
cd at its point with small sharp sub
stance with which it pierces insects,
and lifts them into the calyx, where
they are grasped by the plant and ap-
propriated to its support. Mr.. Stan.
ton who is an experienced botanist,
says the plant is a new variety, of the
family Helleborus M;mulus Scaro-
sum. )"
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EOH SALE.
A GOOD supply Of flour and Pork, flesh
n from st. Louis.
Sept. 7. S. M. HART & co.

Hot COFFEE, TEA and CHOCOLATE.
Ill Mr. ALPHONSE ARBOUR, respect
fully informs the world at large, that he
has opened coffee stand-corner of Third
and North Boulevard Streets, opposite the
Market, where hot coffee tea and chocolate
can be had at all hours. In connection
with the same, is Segar store, where a
full stock Of the very best Havana's may
always be found. aug17-1m.
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The Smithsonian Institution has
adopted the following rules for the
distribution Gifts publications. They
are to be given to all learned socities
which publish transactions and give
copies Of these in exchange; to all
foreign libraries of the first class in
exchange for their catalogues to all
colleges in actual operation in this
country which give in return their
own publications to all State and Ter
ritorial Governments in exchange for
their public documents, and to all in
corporated public libraries in this coun-
try containing more than seven thous-
sand volumes, and to smaller libraries
where a whole State or large district
would be otherwise unsuppliod.
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WAR TAxEs.-The War tax begins
to make itself felt in England. A
writer in the Times demands that do
nestle servants, who are now entirely
exempt, be made to contribute their
proportion to the expenses of the war.
He urges that while they are less aft.
ected by the increased cost of living
than any other class 10 the commune
ty, there is no reason why they
should DE relieved from contributing
their share to the support of the
State.
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TRUE POETRY FROM THE PERSIAN.
The heavens are point from the pen
of Gods perfection; the world is bud
from the bower of his beauty; the sun
isa spark from the light of his wisdom;
and the sky is bubble on the sea of
his power. His beauty is free from the
spot Of sin, hidden in the thick vale of
darkness; he made mirrors of the alto
ms of the world, and threw reflection
from his own face of every atom.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-13

To- The cochineal insect, from
which a beautiful scarlet dive is obtai-
ned, is imported into Great Britain to
the extent of 1000 tons annually. the
value of which, is estimated 9149-
ooO,-From the silk worm, we obtain
no less than 2.716 tons of silk 2,2OG
tons of which are in the raw state, and
are manufactured in that country; the
remaining $40 tons are already fabrica
ted.-One thousand tons ofperil shells
are imported, the whole of which is
manufactured into buttons and studs.
For better or for worse" they import
no less than 100000 lceches.
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punch teaches book keeping in one
lesson Of three words, never lend them"
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g lie Vigelent, at Donaldsonville,
has J. A. Landry up as candidate
for Congress, from the Second Con-
gressional district, subject to the de-
cision uf the Wing Convention.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-13

MISUNDERSTANDING ru-
mors in reference to this place being
destroyed; Swcaborg is lyet standing
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ArthuF's Self Sealing Cans.
THE Undersigned sole agent for Baton
1 Rouge and vicinity, will shortly re.
ceive q few samples Of these invaluable
Fruit and Vegetable preservers, and by the
first Of September, will be prepared to sup
ply any quantity. Those wishing them,
will please leave their orders at my store,
and when received, they will be forward
ed to them; all orders must be accom-.
panied with the CASH
.t' d. C. MONTAN,
aug. 8. Church street.
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10 the Public.

DERSONSi in want Of nurses for the sick,
1 will find list at the office Of The Sec
tary Of the Benevolent association. Such
as are in indignent circumstances, will he
supplied by the Association.
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First Arrival Of the Season
AT THE ONE PRICE
CyOtht1sg Emporium.

THE subscriber has Just received by
L steamer CRESCENT CRY, from New
York, large and beautiful assortment Of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Consisting Of Linen Bosom Shirts; Silk,
Cotton and Merino under shirts Shirt COL
lars, Linen and Cotton Draws; Hosiery,
Gloves, Suspenders, Linen and silk Pocket
Hdkf;, Cravats, Neck Ties; Scarfs Stocks,
&c, all Of which have been selected from
the most fashionable houses in New York,
and will be sold at low prices. In order to
DO justice and give satisfaction TO cash buy
ers; he has made it rule in all cases to
deduct ten per cent for cash, and will in all
cases strictly adhere to that principle.
sept6-y. w.. PHILLIPS.
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Jusnranre Wompaniss.

THE IRVING FIRE INSURANCE CO.-Oh-
ces Moss VI lI,t and 2B5 Grsenwicnst Cash csrfsi,
slo CO. with surplus Insues Buildings Ne'chmdiss Far
piae. Vessels port snd their Carsoes ard other Popey
sssbst Losor DAD by Sire MASON THOMPSON. FSess
MARTIN l. csowgLL. Secretary.
TINTED STATES LIPE INSURANE con-
" PANY, JOSEPH B. COLLINS. President, No. 20 Well
st. continues % effect LIE ASSURANCES on terms = n
vorsbe those OF any Institution Of the kind
Premiums payable annually semi annually qusrky
As-ETs 8 20 900 SAFELY INVESTED.
POLICY bOLDERS PARTICIPATE IN THE PROpif0.
JAnEs W. q. CLEMENTS. Medical Examiner. fresidsnes
No 10 Amity ct at the Office Of the Company daily from
to O'Clock p will wait applicants at their d~siaa
GEO. p CAMMANN. n. D.. Consultips Physician
NJ g. DEGROOT Aetuary JOHN EApiE. Secretary.
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1alea bp Auctlcn.
bEsE, H. LsEDs Ase' Ios--r.
NFE's SALE of the stock of WIEES

A SsIGNEE's SALE of the stock of WINES,
~ sRAEDifs. &c Of che q "a NIT eIisn-v. al
fell ob.h- Hotels ia this ei'x HSstf a LEEDS q
ction he Wines Sc Shi;h al o. th-
tb-.t order std .olo without reserve on noNOAf,
hs,cn ~ II ooloes ct ..e. rcoa- No ~ 'a.',ase
isI COZ Irsirg sherry - dok old City fo-l
Sherry a. Eicfo. m.o-r-. ~ to 7dfsuody " tor
,p.r, ps Vitc-p- lsss l. bottles Oh mb@rt9n- ~ .lP-or
Clst 81 boitlt. ,rs.lg bomsno doE MAfaehiaa. dft
.suherger hamburger IS doz pu'- Fort, Il
dz. ols WHISKY ~ c,s-.sl 1875 N'rea' en-r
Pook. u sf Haut >sutsru- IS de mi oGf gprdon 80
IS DENT Ole crown Roriz Porr i.m ca Jale Ma
ira a. half gs. m.xna1. ofvry .ups Old utsrc Sandy
Al,o o. N.rpnue sparkling Johsnuesbursh ner
tursh srarkns do CbsmpsEre 10 oats snf qpti'
doz Car-t burs1Edy sod oher costly "nea All s ctei
rh and guaranteed reprs.ened n'ne onss al
mi TED to tbe May Of hose Wines fron thf Old
CITY ote stock and others imported expressly for use OF sni
hotel Samples on mcIrug Of sale AZ the stots.
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Feather. ST.

THE WATERBURY LEATHER MANUPAC-
ocd respectfully call The sesss Of Of sssey
Le.h.r beI f.ss .'el :hsh ~ b ~. 70, e:ss
bOOf-AND-sBOE, PORfE-NONNAIs, OAGUeaREo
TYP. SusIE.pka - isUsK ,HAsuy Acrua gas
%. il owAh. Agent. M oprxos q
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N : 4orcH Aucto eer :
TCTION NOTICE.-UN Mr. T. ER V T. ID

~ .,UsE SALE fine R,.wooi and a.no.ry " (;
fITURE. C.RPEr- PA FORTE. &c TO MOsRD v
(Tuescsy) MORNING at l0i NJ &, No IS 5eeknsn 81 .
bstw.,I Cf ard Gold All the well made desirable rose
wood Furniture enaped In 'he House consst
iar ply InE'sn a-d other Carpets; hne miaossn(
TtA Te. SOs upholstered 10 the bes. AMI covered
In hair CLOTH sd MAHOGANY Corner stands uphoi
sfe o.any hairs l.rse french Plate Pier
9th slab I'D bcsc.es sewers. very large Eustvnss OF hs
e,tioo Nativity Crucixon ros-wUoi Piano flrte bt
octave 6ne Instrument. made by Chck-ring; mahot>a
Frereb B.o.sd., P.ies Hair Mattresses, WOODEN Bsa
he's Quilts Pillows &c. .
Al.o nut and maple Bedstesds Looking 1s.ses Marble
top bureaus ssh.tsnds &c also, Croekery. stooeWrs,
Cfip- las Psrlsr o'ber stoves, silver Tes
Set Spoons Fohs &c Parties wi.hog 20 purchase soois are
sured they do with perfect security every
tee will found perfectly sound AM fully equal 20
III. description given Nothing bought in Sale positive
tftlsef
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PHvNIx FMS IXsURA,ce COMPANY Mach l3 1853
nIVIDEND.--The Board of Directors have
~ this d.y declared Dividend Of EIGHT Pea CENT.
TIE capital Of $40 0 payable and amer the 18th ns
{, their office, No. 345 Futon 81: erooslyn:
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Uanfina Araoemies.

A DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMY,
a. No 8t5 Broadway, opposite lltht 10 Bow open for
the reception of pupils who can commence any time La
dies and Children On Wedpesdsys and Saturdays at aud
NJ; Gentlemen Thursdsys ana every other
Frdsy at NJ Prsc,ns Assemblies 90 Saturday Even
ipgs Ladies and Gentlemen. Monthly sorees a. ususL
b. bsd at TIE Academy any us will be sent BY post
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Removals..

II METTLER & Co., Commission Merchants,
1Ie AID dealers In Gin Flour Meal aud Other froduee
No 247 front the lst Of Nsy mex, w remove TO Ne
al Front e.. three doors above Peek clip
DEMOVAL.-A. ID. GALE. Manufacturer and
~ Wholesale Dealer in BOOTS and SHOES has ID
Nc o. Be<&Dsn about three minuts Walk fro the
Asfor House. Tae trade generally respectfully invited 20
call and exsnine. A. GALE, Ne ~ Beetmsa-,t. N Y.
DEMOVAL.-CHRISTY & CONSTANT, Man
IL ufsetr,er and Importers Of PArEk- aAN0iN3s have
owed No 20 Murray Il few deos below Church &c
DEMOVAL-Tbe undersiened, nov rcinstatc<
IL ct the old loessea, No 81 Brosdvy vl b sae sas
s Of jsdfcsas nss.ree n Tie srs sss q - e.1s 20
patrops under psdtive dstsrmnatsa = a1A:se stnsay
ceah Sslss e sseA nodsrsie ebSss - b seteyed 81
ssosf 4 rcely seSuisscsnos . - ssaseties het
~ lns.rsst WI Z. JEHHqN0A DoR~ ~ fs.les.
~. "a 8sssAvss = Ases Asvs d Asssf HsssA
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frenrb China, 81.

JNRENCH CHINA TEA, DINNER and TOT.
IL LET-wARE-In full sepsrse pieces. white. god
eossd and eecosd Cat Glass Water tsosie Wine olasss
Tuubev Dishes Decsnters Salt cellar. Psi.n marble.
Statue Vases kc great variety Toe French Porcelsa
Ware is now almost los .. the common Ensh Wsre
which Puts il within the reach Of all husteep Dealer In
Porcelain Ware &c citizens and strangers are invited TO esi
aud examine CHARLES AHRENfELDr, No So Maiden
lane up stairs above Windles House. furnishing store
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Marhinerp, Sc.

CTATIONARY STEAM-ENGINES.-The SUBJ
a0sfInNrs rSG,Erg 90 on haSs.ms, .,,ooo ~
Substantial pain highly finished from to 100 horse p yer
with or without pumps boilers &C. warranted 10 give sss
fcton Also shsfog and Mid Work Of all kinds Sash aud
Blind Machinery to order They also prepsred 10
fun'sh the various sizes double snd ,inej Of Ntls Co.'S
Patent Circular Saw Mills w. Z HaYE5kCo..
Northampton, Hampshire Go MsS.
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THURSDAY, MARCH 22p.
AT TIE MEac "a osTs' EXCHANGE,
Without ss,sT ~, % he his6-.t sddst ON e,,r
ROAD COMPANY, 24O OF rHEla FIRST MORT
GAGE sEvEN PER CENT. REAL EsrArE BONDS.
length conmeuctns Fort Wayne intsns) and extending
south TO Louisville KENTUCKY crossng the Onil RIVER By
Railroad forms line between Louisville and Cincinnati, %
niles horier Ohio River The Company haze Issued
sons 70 s S.p CT only ssssss No a h.ai.
OF Trustees They 81 Oo each bssrng interest half yearly
Life Insurance and Trur Company, In NEw-YoRK; The
lands OF he First Morssge a. contained In schrdae NO
were ri. bs 80 Bond. are or can be issued
The lands Of this Mossgs situated In the Counties o.
& seO b. road sad Within isr bound. o. the sss
the prices fixed them VS. in reference to TIER cssn Al
time Of spprsss and What they would be worth when
Tres. sonds the option OF the holder.
from time be fixed by tbs Company in
ftbs Of the appraised value TINS Railroad bsffo
steadily from the hone means and credit Of and
without the sac Of single Bond; and II Is the hsef determ
nst,on of the Company rapidly forward. und tbs
vott 10 complesd snd urIke oher Railroad Bon Is
the security OF these Bonds are Of the most anfoaoed char
soe Working the Ro.d after its compIetoa the Real
F.ste being entirely unenca@bered noS the property OF
ton Of Ro,d soy Other condition Whatever For psD
Iheo end statements Of fail psricosrs Of The condition OF
the Company, apply to Albert H. NiCOLN,
Ps-Tbe Pr,,ident of the company knowing the intnn
uoon bis statement wholly solicited appointment BY
OF person 10 whom bad the utmost confidence 70
ARD examine the ortgsge record lands sacs and facts
(which dd) his report IL favorable In every
than could hsye expected from the statement aud ex
hbit Of the Company. would therefore mend hese
Poncs encs believing them to DO entirely safe, ADD
not desirable seenry ss Profitable AMI
aLSsRc n NfcDtAY.
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11iano-fortes an6 Mnsis.

A STONISHING REDUCTION in the prices Of
n PIANOS and MELODEONs. to suit the times, viz: q
Oct Rosew rood $50 to 6i7 Rosewood St el75 TO $40
Rosewood, Oct, S2l0 TO 675 One grand Piano, $50
sor 300 Fss's superior Meodeons Cahars Psent ts TO
SIPS hand Pianos from $50 to eSo-bens reductions
Of 50 Per cent from usual prizes, ssch 1'.u%s1t g{ var
rsnted- MCDONALD BROTHER.
GREAT BARGAIN Grand Diagonal 7-octave
" PIANO FORTE cost $500, In elegant case, hais1ed
back best city mster and warranted; been USED few
months VIII be cold for &5-owner leaving the city, Caa
at No College place. for few Gays. hom 10 to
O'Clock
IGHTE, NEWTON q BKADbURYS,
IL PIANO-FORTE MANUFACTURERs WsreIsoms
No 42I Broome st. block east Of Broad~sy kewfork
Sole Agents for the celebrated Organ Melodeon
aNO-FORTES.-A fine assortment of new
PIANO PORTEs for sale cheap for cash to rent 9th
privilege OF purchasing Also second hand one, cheap
HAINES BROS. CUMMINGS. No Il6 Sd cor l4th-r
DIANOS-PRICES GREA fly REDUCED
The l.rses, In the United States comprising
those Of ten different manufactures T. Gilbert Co.. cee
brated premium HOLIAN PIANOS. sod Horace Waterss
modern improved PIANOS MELODE0S8 from five differ.
ept man ufsctofies horace WATERS. SIS Broadway.
ANO-FORTES.-Several secondhand Pr
AMOS 10 good CONDITION. very doe tone for sale
for tone and nship JOIN r. WAKE Co, Mana
fscturen No SO Barclay, near Gletnwichd
| GAYLORD & BROTHER No. 1863 Broadway.
- PIANOS for Sale hire Exc1suse. Particular at.
tention given to Rsntips and Tuning Of Pianos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-19

ASTH STREET LOTS for SALE. Two
4sD LOTS In 45xb g 100 feet 81 rthsv Tsrms say
Apply TO JaCOa PEcLss N, is3 a.HrE
GII Nnn FOR SALE-Furnisbed or
y l4.UW: saf:,p.a.d = sf..... 20, f.s' sy
from Ur ioptqrue Tile perfect Possession any tn =
Price upfur heel se 9 Ter ms very nndsrng VI
the Pre- nses will be LEr forni,hsd or unfurnisbed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-19
TRADEsMEN WITHOUT BOOK.KEEPERs.

'hADtSMEN WITHOUT BUUk-kEEPERS.
-booss t-p for reel o~bers. agent and conmis
sion hooses and 'usi usSsDen without eess; pnvse
toufo sno psrI ehip scecasts investigated monthly, ID
osied b.sned and opened sdspt
&C. Trer rrcrs IN Other Sates have the boots OF
tier seents rrteoesd. aud balance sheet
guaranteed yearly or half y.eiiI Ferns moderate
SAMUEL BESuIcK. Accountant.
No Hopkia>S. Flushrs sv.. Esss Brootyn.