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have just received very large assortment n
BOOTS AND SHOES from the most celebrated ma nu
factories. Having purchased them mostly for ash
at very low figures, win sell them at correspond
ingiy low rates--ss cheap the class of goo
can be bought either East or West
KNOWING that tils Stocks eff Retailers require re.
plenislng TINS time year, with referenc TO thin
fact have supplied myseH with splandfd ss,ort
ment OF all st yleg of goods uru~------ . m 1
will be filed promptly with prime goods At prices
that csnnot fan 20 suit. Iw i'll duplicate bills pur
chased any where, without re xchSnee, sddinffo My
the fret ,yht. IL. >. A ID a M >. .
BURLINGTON, May ID, 1s62ty ga. a-re
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GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
IMPORTERS AND JoBBkRG
No. 81 Jersey Street, NEW YORK CRY
6-15-3 m.
WEsT'S IMPROVED PUMP.
Anti-Frsezing, Double Acting Fore
ing and Lifting.
n n II rs Re $ r

These pumps have now baen in general use . nun
Der years, anu give better satisfaction than auy
other. and are recommended as
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~ n rs n y II
by Capt ERRTcsoE and other eminent Rnrineera
we can refea to thousands using them and guarao.
tee that all will recommend them. They are no,s
simple In construction, and work easier, and cost
less than all others.
our readers will find the double-scting improy.
ea Pump OF j. ID. West Co., one ofthe best in the
market 1t is very simple, works to a charm SO II At
any Child may use it throws a steady, eontinaeus
stream ana does not freeze In the coolest exposup-
es, and is unusually cheap. We say tn is knowinrIy
and give the testimony of our accord without
the knowledge or request of the proprietors III.
7. Fee. Post, July LIST. 1868.
rms may certify that have been using At M
mshufaetery for the last four years. VESTS In.
proved Pumps" | now have In use three of said
pumps, one OF whtcbis kept constantly at work -
hours each day, Save sundaysl and has been run
ming for the past two years | pronounce them an
tie best pumps that have been hroush
disarrsnged.
N. Y. Oct. 10, 1859. JANIS A. Wsss,
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JAMES A. W SIS,
I'D. wFsr 4 Co.

J. D. WEST 4 Co..
We pleased TO state that the PHmps had .
you, about year ago, have been in constant use
II hours each day, and raise for the Of
Weolen Factory, about 100 gallons per m.nute.-
They work with but little power, compared will
pumps we have used before, and do not get oat Of
repair, and are satisfactory in all respects.
Yours, &C.,
DrNLsP MA SuEAcTukINa CourAHH
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Persons Of sedentary habits troubled with weak
ness. lasstude, palpitaon of the heart lack of APP
petite, distress after eating, torpid liver constip :
tion, &C., deserve to suffer If they will not try the
celebrated ss1n .H ..Hs
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y.o,, ,ba y,,o York 0,..r,.,

From the N,,o York Observer
We have bad in use for months past one Of Wssts
Pumps which has given as more satisfaction as .
force and lifting pump than any we have ever used.
1t Is of gre az power aud well adapted for ships
decks, mines. factories, houses raperies, &e
&c The Mining Chronicle ana Raittody Jeurn0k
. says -
II is recommended for its extreme simplicity q
construction great strength, and consequent dura-
box-the pressure icing held b. cup puckng, III o.
that upon the working piston, working in a cyliD.
der, fitted for theJpurpose within the upper air cham
ber-which we think great improvement, As Stun
ing Is liable to be deranged and leak under strong
presslre to say nothing Of the loss by friction incl
dent thereto. 1t has also two ar-chsmbers thus
the action of the valve is cushioned upon both sides
by air--preventiug water-hammer, and vacuum
thump. The valves are very accessible and simply
and cheaply repaired. They work much easier than
any imp we have seen; the 4 inch cylinder
being worked by children in wells 100 feet deep, and
they extremely cheap as well ~ simple and
strong, we freely recommend them.
ct. Neck L, L., 1850
have used this pump for one summer and wintev,
exposed to the North West wind coming over Long
and atm time did it freeze, unable a.
any time to pump water with great ease.
II. B. McILvAnp
Theundersigned, having to use 'west's Impro~
durable nd powerful IN raising and throwing water
and for their Of action, security against fres
aud low price, we believe them superior TO all othsrs
Warren Leland, Met Hotel, New York.
J. W Pomeroy, Yonkers, N. z.
Uegre Jno. Messereau, Ny.
Dominck Lawrence, Westehester.
Cambridge Mine, N. c., Juno Is 1888
Gepts-The pump which ordered for our Mine 10
received and put to work In underlay shan,
which we are sinking We find that o ne man will
with ease lift 80 gallons per minute We lifted In
three and half hours all the water in the shan,
which measures seven by twelve feet and 30 feet
deep, and IL was full when commenced. Is
swers our expectations in every respect, and
'workmen are highly pleased with it. 1t will do
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SENlHiE MHGHyi.ES.
To the pdblie as being the most PERFECT, and adap
ted to more different kinds of work tn an any 9th
err Machine now in use.
Wears have been spent in its perfection, as the
/ Company were determined not to put their ii a
assertion which they now make, that they are the
/ Best in the World.
The gre At quantity of worthless Sewing Machines
that have heen palm the unsuspecting public
by those without character from the fact that they
were sold at low price is surprising and in view of
this state ofthngs, made it long untiring study
to produce ma chine that could i'm way be class
sed among them, and fin ally, TO lead the of first
class Sewing Machines now in use, An Intelligent
examination of lis merits will show thatwe have &C
coinplished our object, .... ID. .--a
st. Some of the valuable features Of this ma
chine all others Its reversible feed. either to
the right orleft its perfect reliability, skip
ping stitches and the making of four different
stitches for the various kinds of work the operator
I'd 1t is almost nosless--rnns very fast and the
change of the sed is made whilst the paaNhi-~
I'd II makes the lock stitch which has been con-
sidered heretofore by almost univers verdict as
the only reliable one made We aaato tma' h ne
an full knot stitches being perfect knot to every
stitch. which is more durable than can be MADE ny
any other machine, or by hand, and IN AL cases
leaving the stitches on both sides Of the work alike
The feed nay be reversed at any point de.
sired @itAout stoppi1ag the 0aachl1se.
CHARGES for the various stitches may be made
while the machine is in motion.
Its stitches are the wonder TO ALL
~ The beauty of 1t IL unsurpassed
No other covers so large a range Of WORK.
sews light and heavy fabrics with equal faciil-
- The ork win feed either to the right or left.
Runs quickly, sews rapidly,
No difficulty experienced in sewing across
thick scans.
Needle more readily adjusted than in any 9TH
er ma chine, 49, -
Tailors cannot afford TO do without them.
Every family should have Florence.
r. .a Its motions all positive.
viii last a lifetime.
No springs to get out OF order.
IL thoroughly practical
r. "a The hepmer the most practi cial In use: II .
E- Trims wide and narrow hens and VIII Je@
beautifully. s.a 80
IL braids neatly and handsomely without the
Isl slightest alteration. !.
The experienced find no difficulty in using II.
Oils no dresses all it's machinery being on the
top of the table.
#- Every machine warranted. .1.l
A.s 1t wiilsubstantiate all we claim for ".
Barnun's self server which guides the WORK
itself furnished with each one OF cur machines
free of charge. ,,.
will he sent to any address on receipt OF stamp
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE CO.,
SaiesrOOn I24 E.akc street
1915 Chlchoo, ill.,
r. @. Goods0n, agent, Ottatnasoa,
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COLLECTION DEPARTMENT.

Particular attention given to the collection Of
NOTES, DRAFTS, BILLS ACCOUNTS, and BILLS OF
PURCHASE sent with goods TO be collected on de-
livery.
sJs- Goods with invoices to be collected on Deliv-
cry of the same, should always be marked g. y. ID.
and amount marked package or box. - z
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70, the privilege Of calling 1000 barrels New Mess in
s ss Tss IN u Res gsa md d! @
paid for the privilege Of calling 200 do do in June at
go Beef more active and hrmeI closing booysnt n, The
Plain Mess $50 $50 50 for Extra DO Terce Beef 10 in moder
reqoe., sndhrm sales oo $29for Western Prime
holders are very FIRM We quoe western at sasd 80 Cut
Meat. dull and prices UNCHANGED sales q 100 pkg At
and nominal Lard firm and in good demands sales Of 900
gtss at l9eic for No and i.!dlc for fai, to prime
sparingly and though the shipping demand Is sun insignia
cant the market is quite hIm at $500 Tor choice s'ats
sales OF choice Western Reserve Ohio (which sc1ce at &c.
bot these and only be obtained fT small
scarce and quite Arm but the demand is very limited at ia
9c for choice State 4dl6c for fair To good do and lJds
PETRoGETM /. very dun, especially Crude but price.
without material change the fact is the stock is so small mat
buyers reluctant pay at the moment the sales are GOO
bbls high gravity Crude al "a standard quality 9ue a Sn
Dr. At s % f F1h hsafs ip pot
do all the month delivery at 6oc 500 do, buyers option
so DC month e G sIfJ S ao Rs 5SS sc
&C., and $50 do do at &c The receipts to-day are only
RICE~A limited demand prevails a. former rates. sales Of
100 bags Rangoon at liid1Ilc.
embracing only about i5o bids part Porto Rico l7c the
particulars Of balance not made Pnbc fIses are nohy
unchanged. Refined are duh and nominal at 23d2stc.
SEEDS-There IL nothing relative 70 Grass seeds
Rough Fla,seed in demand 80 $50 50 80 bush Lin
holders indifferent snort
a. Is for Calcutta and So 30 bush Of ~ for Bombay
sales Of 5OQ bags Of the latter on the spot on private
terms -,
SALT (, IN s supply and the market firm the 'ales OF
800 sacks fine Ashon effected at ~ Goa - Is in
stead Of 80 Goa So IS, A. printed
TOBACCO is In good demand but desirable grades are In
short supply In Spanish Leaf conderab has been done
for export; sales lsl hhd Kentucky at sac iSsf oaes
Havana p. t. in bond 10 bales Cuba =, ~
TN-Book Tin inactive yet firm at 5ldalt Tor Engnsh
and SCI d53c for Straits with sales OF Of $50 slabs bsnca
quiet but firm 59d6Oc Plates steady and in limited
demand at els for G. Charcoal and *l3dsl6 Tor u
Coke -,
well sustained sales Of 1900 n Western at lJtuJfc and
City at l3idl3ic., cash. -,
WHISKY-The market opened firm but closed quietly
,es Of $50 bbs al 2Td 20 for State and . " Tor west
.,,,1,, q, 8,
Arctic though the demand Is less active.
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fAdveTiiscnient

SELF.GoyERyMEST-" THE HUMAN WILL
By REV MIR CORNING Self Concuest-Undiscpli ned In
.ellees-Our Appeiites-Ssrfow Npws-Self Deception
Methods Of sefGovernuen,-physioosi Condition.
Sickness means Of Grnce-Ieath and Vir,uoPsychoosca
Effects Of Damp Wndf-Recreatiob--Hep from Above
Efficacy Of PnyerA Praying Commander hat Possessed
you In Jusn No PHRrsOr JoURSAL sent by First
Post for IS cents by FOWLER wrIIs No $50 Broadway
NY
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CITY ITEMS.

HICKsITE YEARLY MEETISG.-The annual
gathering Of the Hickse Friends begins tomorrow. at
the meeting house in rutherford place. when religious
services will be held and continuing on Monday and
succeeding days for the business purposes OF the
denomination.
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ANNIVERSARIES.
Sunday. Nav -.

FRIENDS uIIcKsIrE) YEARLY MEETIso-Publc meeting
Of the Friends will be held In the meeting houses in Rnihs
ford place in Tweny,eyenth street. and in sebernerhorn
street, Brooklyn lot and 3! p N. The Yearly Meet
inc will be held ON Monday The 21d inst
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HONOR TO TnR SEyESTY-sISTH REGIMENT.
The members OF the New York Caledonian Club viii
give the returned veterans Of the Highland Regiment
a banquet on Monday evening, at the City Assembly
Rooms. when the Hon. Simon Cameron. whose brother
ives the first Colonel Of the regiment will be present
with other no,ablites. Honorably discharged mem
bers Of the regiment are invited 10 meet the Committee
this evening at the Mercer House. from TO 6 p. m
70 receive their tickets
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lAdveItiseInentl

AdveIuteInentI
FIRsr NATIONAL BANK OF Nyv YORK
NewYork. May 90 1874.
This Bank has now on hand for immediate de-
livery ample supply Of u s. 1910 Bonds with COUPONS
from March ].
Payment may be made In any funds current In this city
SAxuELC c. TBonPsos Presidcnt
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Mails Close nj tho Post-Omce.

day May lOi q
For Havana and Nassau ~ T., by steamer Corsica,
Saturday May 10
For Great Britain and tho Continent, by steamer
HsnsA via Southampton, Saturday, May 2.... l0 o N.
Ariel Monday. May Ioi
For New Orleans by stesmer George Washington,
Saturday, May Il p. m.
Fox California Oregon, Washington Territory, ard
the Sandwich Islands, daily Sundays except.
m. and 81 p. m.
Norb-Albuny, Buffalo aud Canhdss..3 and a IN
North and West Way Mail. p. m.
Western Mail, via Ee Railroad lob a. and u p.
Southern and South. Western Malls ~ u aud n! p.
Eastern Mail a. H., and "a p. m
Newport and Fall p. III.
The Long Island Mail closes at.....5s and p.
Sunday Mals-On Sunday all mails close at.... y.
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GENTLEMEN:


GENTLEMEN: Having constantly used dli-
feren, Kind, Of HAIR DIys ! ind BOSWELL WARNERs
CofoKIpc for changing hair 20 beautiful brown OF bak the
best and more satisfactory my customers than any Hair
Dye In use. ObRiEs Ladies nailie'se,, ~
One application No wash preparation. Try H. You
will use no other. Depot, No. Dey 1t, n. y.
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fAdvertsemsnt.l
WMDOw-SHADE FIXTURES,
BRAYs PATBsT-best in use,
For sale by O. L. n }. b. AzLTr.
Adrertsement.l
WINDOW SHADES AT RETAIL,
WHITE, BUFF GREEN AND Blue HOLLAND,
and all new PATTERN Of Gilt Shades.
q. l.. & J. Is. KELLY,
Window Shade Manufacturer No. $50 Broadway.
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Receinfs af Pr0ducc.

MAY 2o-s,7oo bbls. Flour, go bbl' WHISKY 500 bags
Corn Meal IS 100 bush Oats 926 pkgs Lard LOO pkgs But
ter pkgs OIL Cake ln pkga Ashes IloV psgS ROW
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BOARD an0 Rooms.

A LADY of experience as teacher of piano
~ and ,ngin. pupil Of Bassnis, desire.a SITUATION
IN family where instruction in music would be received IN
payment or board bring piano If necessary Address
A, Station d.
AT Nos. ia, 176, and l7S Bleecker-st., six
~ block. west Of Broadway Pleasant ROOMS, with Excel
lent BOARD from IS to $40 per week Familes accord
ingly. Breakfast, to .; Dinner. l23 and 8.
BOARD and ATTENTION WANTED in n
ID small aliet family for elderly lsdy Address Ell
Derby, Tribune Office, stating terms
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fAdvertisenen,l

The JAPANESE POLIsH.-Every lady who
desres to keep her Bsrnora brgh should not M 90 this
article II easily applied and l. unquestionaby superior 10
any other bGckns IN IL BE- obtained At all the prn
oipal shoedeaers and Wholesale Depot, No. Is Wilams
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IAlveTti.nment.l

1000 RRFRlGERAToRs, from a 80, at
ED. BAssyoRD's, Cooper Institute.
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xArIoxwe have received the following correction from one
Of the merchants who participated IN the late demonstration
against The Journal Of ComnUoe: =
To the Editor Of The ~ Y. Tribust
SIR In the report Of the excitement Al The JosynaI ~
Commerce Office the 18th inst there slight error In
OF Mr. Wade. lie he did no, the proprietor
when he called with the d.nach but tha. Il Mr. Weif
who has cbarge the business office. Mr. Wade would hse
If you would make the correction. WALL STREET,
Nstr. York May 20 1884.
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6ouses ano farms tUanteo.

4 ROOM WANTED-SutabIe for an Even
~ ing Drill and Practice ofs Drum Corps from 9Th 70 2oh-
t. preferred Address DRUM CORPS Box No 4l99 fost
Office.
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advertiser

"GET THE BEST" which is KENT's EAST
INDIA COVER For sale by all groeer Price % cents per
pound Ask Keuts other genuine. General Depot,
80. 1874 Reade-s,., N. Y
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LACE CURTAIys-NEw PATTERNS
Of Nottingham o. H. j. y: kKLTr,
No. $50 Broadway
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DOR SALE EIGHT superior PIANO.
FORTES having all the late improvements. Iron Frame
Oyerstrung Base Carved Legs and Modings VIII be old
low The maker who has manufactured for rs years past
th- city, is closing his business Apply No. IS Bowerx
up stairs near Tom kins Market.
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Rry OWN AND KILLED,

Run OVER AND kILLRD.-Coroner Nanmann
held an inquest yesterday At No l2l East Twenty.
ninth street upon the body Of Oscar V. sutton. aged
five years The child run over on wednesday Lac,
hy a grOcers wagon. which was driven by joseph
Waldeyer The occurrence was purely acoldcntaL
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Gunner Retreats.

BOARD in MANIIATTANVILLE, on the
- banks Of the Hudon-A Lady having old fashioned
mansion in the above location would accommodate few
hass oarders for the Summer The house contains large
and airy rooms The Hudson River Railroad Is within Eve
minutes walk Of the house Address MANHATTANVlLLE,
Tribune Office.
MANSION HOUSE, LONG BRANCH, N. j.
WI VIII be opened the ist Of June. Persons wishing
Rooms will please appyt to
s. LAIRD, Proprietor.
FTNHE RIVERSIDE HOUSE, Red Bank,
l. Monmouth Co.. N j. will be OPENfo the reception Of
Guests Oh the FIRST OF JUNE.
Parties wishing TO secure rooms will please address,
C.G. w. A. FRENCH,
PROJECTORS.
Union HALL-The great Summer House,
~ Saratoga, will OPEN for the on WEDNESDAY.
June 1864 Accommodations for 200 guests For apart
rents apply in person by letter to the propetor LIZ
LAND PUTNAM OF at the Metropolitan Hotel New York
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Religions Notices.

A Public Meeting will be held in the g1hst ~ r.
Church. SUNDAY EVENING in behalf Of the bereavsd and
suffering families ofthose who have fallen upon the heT o.
battle. Eminent speakers will sddrer the me'une in
Rev {. C. 8OSS Of the Christian Alliance Will denver MS
discourse ia the MORNING "Our City Morally con-
sidrrrd"
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CHlCKEkING & SONS
MANUFACTURERS OF
GRAND, SQUARE, AND UPRIGHT PIANO FORTES,
Nc. 652 BROADWAY
NETWORK
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1lwurante Companies.
NEW-Y FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE. COMPANY,
~ WALL-STREET.
CASH CAPITAL...................S2 600.

Thi. Company has been in successful operation for more
than THIRTY YEARS, and continues 20 INSURE against
Loss and Damage by FIRE upon terms az favorable D. rLa
NO MARINE RISKS TAKEN
ALL Losses LITERALLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPTLY Pam
DIRECTORS:
DANIEL UNDERlIILL, President.
Oliver H. Jones William Har.pn, Chas. L. Stewart,
Isaac ~ seymour SaInL j. Wsring Samuel y. Dodge,
Abraham B Davis C. r. Piefer Michael ,sao.ter.
sa,ul C. Harriet sylvanus Bedell Chss d. Lewis.
John p. Andrew X. VI. Buchanan. Ethelhert :. MIs,
Josiah o. Low. William Hertze, Joseph DreytouA
John Even. Thomas Davey James {. Quick,
William Depew, Henry J. scudder James l. Wright.
+. COOPER DEDERER Secretary.
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Jnstrnrtiom.
Htnsiral Jnstrnmettts

DOARDMAN, GRAY e. Co.'S PIANO
- FORTE DEPOT has been removed from No T26 to No.
Jas Broadway.
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DIANO WANTED.

IAn NEW and Second Hand Pianos. Melo-
kIO deems Alexanr and Cabinet Orgnus 70 ct and rent
led II purchased MoD;ly payments Received ior tie
Second hand Pianos At sr,H; bargains Tor So, pres
from $50 TO $500. New octave Pianos 1t S2.3, SIS,
+l55 500 and mp TO $f'0 One octave srccnd'ha
Grand Piano price $40 will be sold ioT SJsV, OF
rented FOR 80 per month. 1000 sheets Of huslc
little soed az - cents per psc Cash paid for second hand
Pimos. HORACE WATERS, No. 4sl Broadway, NJ l.
Il Ak SECONDHAND MAHOGANY Pl-
" he ANO.-Mahogany Goet front round eorners ID
good order 100 Rosewood t. full round, n.ssy
t2l5 Rosewood SCALE. oversrugs iron rsme,
peas board, Nc, SI75 Rosewood carved legs d pre- ser
pen,ine modings, pearl board $325 MELODEONs, $50,
SIS $50 etc. FREDERICK BLUME, No 1e Bowery
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At the 2Oth-st. UnlversRlist Church, near may
TOMORROW MORNING, at l0i O'Clock the rev saa w.
BROOKS preache, the sermon postponed ss sunuay' on
(iaribald in England" AFTERNOON ct y, sermon on
the question e IL Christianity Failure J"
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DIANOS, MELODEONS, HARMONIOUS.
4 j. ~ FELTON,, No. 3sl Broadway. n. Y. Pelolbet'
superior Harnoniuns 100 ri,i 1856 with peGas S1v u
4 800 Instruments 10 LIT, OF SOLD on instainienis
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UNCONSTITUTIONAL ORGAN Tor SALE

nRGAN.-CIiURCH OkGAN Tor SALE-
~ one secondhand ORGAN, rows keys "a stop. pedals
10 feet tone formerly in the Rev. Dr. WIN. X ylAInss
Church in perfect order just good new md sweet
toned with full bass Also, one 3'siop ds, one
10 stop do al warranted Can be seen q; tue Factory,
No. ~ Downing-st. Organs reyoiced and tnned
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A New Episcopal Church.-Diyine service VIII &c
held by the Church Of the oly Trinity ID tatse Institute
5th.sy bew.ep 4st and 42d.sts, on SUNDAY at w M
and ,. M The Rev STEPHEN H. TYING, j., will preach
Ia the AFTERNOON