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      CEAMER , BEALE , AND CO . have the best of every description for Sale or Hire . Cramer , Beale , an < Co . are the Proprietors of the NEW MODEL OBLIQUE GBAND PIANOFORTE . 201 , Regent-street , arid 67 , Conduit-street .

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      HARMONIUMS . CRAMER , BEALE , AND CO ., are the chief agents for Alexandre and Son ' s NEW MODEL , HABMQNxUM . Every variety . —201 , Regent-street .

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      CRAMER , BEALE , AND CO . 'S PUBLICATIONS . S . THALBERGK L'Art du Chant applique" ou Pianoforte—a Selection of Melodious Subjects from Ancient and Modern Composers , transcribed for the Pianoforte , with a Preface by Thalberg—3 S " os . 1 to 12 —> A te o cara , " &c . .. .. ... .. •• •• each 3 s . Od . S . HELLER . Reveries d'Artiste , Nos . 1 to 6 , performed by Mr . Charles Halle " , at his Matinees .. .. each 2 s . 6 d . E . SILAS . Amaranth , performed by Madlle . Clauss .. .. 3 s . 6 d . Nocturne in E flat , performed by Miss Arabella Goddard .. .. .. .. ... .. .. 3 s . Od . Andante Caritabile in A .. .. .. .. .. 3 s . Od . Persian Serenade ... .. ' . '¦ .. .. .. ' ... -3 s . Od . Gavotte , &c , performed by Miss Arabella Goddard 3 s . Od . LEON Le ' oNI . Polka de Berlin .. .. .. .. .. ... 2 s . 6 d . Pluie de Mai Valse .. .. 3 s . Od . Les Premieres Roses—Suite dc Valses .. .. .. 3 s . Od . Quadrille , Napolitain .. ... .. .. .. .. 4 s . Od . V . WALLACE . Saltarclle , performed by Madame Qury , also by ^ - ' Madlle . Graever .. .. .. .. .. .. 3 s . Od . Grande Fantasie de Concert , sur un Airs des"" Matelots V .. .. .. .. ¦ .. 5 s . Od . Polka d'Hiyer .. . .. .. .. 2 s . Gd . Cracoviennc .. .. .. .. .. , • . 4 s . Od . J . BLUMENTHAI . Sfarche des Slovaques , performed by Madame Pleyel 3 s . Od . Plaiute du Petit Savoyard . .. .. 3 s . Od . Le R&ve , Caprice .. .. 2 e . Od . Marchc Militaire .. .. .. .. ,. .. 2 s . Od . Lit l ' cns < 'C ¦ .. .. ... .-. .. ... ... 3 s . Od Lea Peux Angos .. .. .. .. .. ... 3 s . Od . Chameh , Beale , and Co ., 201 , Regent-street .

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      CRAMER'S INTRODUCTORY PRACTICE , New Edition , Price 5 s . CRAMER'S EXERCISES FOB THE PIANO FORTE , ( New Edition ) , Published in Parts 0 s . each . These Studies remain the Standard Work in the Musical Academies of Europe . All tho eminent Pianifltes , including ; Mosdamcs Plcyel , Clauss , Goddnrd , MM . Thalborff , Halle , Bennott , Benedict , Slower , Osborne , Silas , and Blumcnthal , have oinploycd this work in their genoral , course of Study . Cramer , Beale , and Co ., 201 , Regent-street .

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      RENE FAVARGEROperatic Fantasies : —H Barblero , Trovatoro , Ln Travinta , Martha , I Puritanl , Oboron , Sonnamlmla , L'Etoilo du Nord , and Lvisa MUUcr , 3 a . (! d . each . ' Cramer , Beai-k , and Co ., 201 , Regent-street .

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      NEW SONGS . MURIEL , from tlio popular Novel , " John Halifax , Gentleman ; " Music and Poetry by G . Unloy ,. .. .. .. ... 28 . Od , LITTLE SOPHY , from Sir L . Bubver ' s Novel , "AVhat will ho do with it ? " Music aud 1 ' oytry by G . LJnlcy .. 8 s . Od , LET -ME-WHISPER IN THINE EAR . by TST . W . Balfo ; coinposod . for aiid sung' by Mr . Sims Vcovcm .. .. .. 2 s . Od , Lou'don : CnAsunt , Bpale , ami CQ ., 301 , Regent-st .

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      The China Teade . —According to the latest China news , the export of tea from China to Great Britain is on a par with last year at the same period , butavery large deficiency will appear in the course of a month or two , when the very small supplies of the present season come to be placed against the large spring export of 1857-58 . At this time last year no less than 320 chops of tea were stored in Canton , and there are now only nine . At 1 ' oochow the comparative export shows deficiency of 4 , G 00 i 0 G 0 lbs ., while at Shanghai there is a deficiency of 8 , 000 j 000 lbs . The balance is therefore made up by the Canton teas , nearly all of which have been already ex ported , whereas shipments had not commenced in February , 1858 . To the United States there is an increase of 500 , 000 lbs . Silk export to Europe is about 5 , 000 bales , in excess of last season , viz ., 58 , 662 bales against 53 , 744 bales .

      The Nicar , \ . guan Scheme . — " Although by the recent news from Europe , certain extraordinary details are given relative to M . Belly ' s extravagant pretensions , and stock jobbing schemes about the Nicaragua ship canal , the whoie magnificent fabric must shortl )* fall to the ground . We have seen a letter from Mr . Baring , the great English financier , to a distinguished gentleman in this country , in which M . Belly ' s canal project is spoken of as visionary . Mr . Baring says that none of the English capitalists will touch such an impracticable thing . Our Government is assured that the Emperor Napoleon does not interest himself especially for M . Belly , or any one else , in the ship canal matter . Louis Napoleon desires simply to favour a great work , if practicable , which would be invaluable to the commerce of the world . Any wish to promote any particular Prench interest is disavowed . "—New York Herald . in

      FitEE Ti ^ aue Belgium .- —The Belgian Customs Reform Association have had a meeting at Ghent , where the introduction , of a more , extensive system of free-trade was powerfully supported by several members , who were fully alive to tho importance of the subject . This is a question which has never before found niuoh favour at Ghent ; arid while those who are connected with the woollen trade at Vorviers , and with tho iron trade at Liege , have ever been conspicious for their support of freetrado principles , those engaged in the cotton trade at Ghent—unlike their brethren in

      Lancashirehave on all occasions been alike distinguished for their maintenance of the ¦ protectionist doctrines . Tho groater merit , therefore , is due . to M . Corr Van dor Maoron , the president of what should properly do called the Free-Trade Society , and not that fyr Customs Reform , for tho manner in which ho has laboured to make this quostion more thoroughly understood there—a task in which ho lias been ably seconded by M , Masson , of Verviors , nnrt by other mombors of tho association j and although thoi'o may have boon less enthusiasm in tho Gauscdisplayod at Ghent than those gentlemen havo boon accustomed to seo in other places where tho question was move congenial , they havo good ronson to bo well satisfied with tho progress thoy havo made , "which affords groat encouragement for porsovoranco .

      Punuo IIiui / rn .- ^ Tlio report of tho RogistraruoiK ' jml shows a satisfactory state of tho health of the metropolis , The deaths last week wore , 1 , 141 , a number loss by 34 than tho previous wook , and 210 09 s tlinn tlio culculatod avorago . Tho number of blnhs was 1 , 042 .

      The Ieon Tblade . —The preliminary meeting of the members of the iron trade will be held duririg the week ; but its near approach excites little interest , as it is generally understood to be the intention of the iron-masters not to interfere with existing rates . First-class iron is in good request ; and although the mills and forges of those producing am inferior article have not been kept fully in gear , yet up to the present time there has hot been much room to complain . There is a fair demand for merchant iron , and evidently more inquiry for railway iron . The pig-iron market is hardly so buoyant as it was , purchasers waiting to see the result of the deliberations of the trade at the forthcoming meeting .

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      A general meeting of the Canada Company took ulace on Thursday . The report stated that commercial difficulties prevailing in Canada throughout 1858 led to a great reduction in the sales of land , m the collections of money , and , in fact , under every head of the company ' s business . Since the commencement of the present year , however , there has been a large increase in the company ' s money collections , owing to the more favourable position of trade The assets show a surplus beyond the amount of capital of £ 807 , 297 , after providing for all liabilities . After some discussion , the report was adbpted . . . „ ¦ '„ ., ' U : _ , ¦» , _ ii " o ;_ ^ - « . of the Mail Steam

      The annual meeting Royal Packet Company is called for the 27 th inst ., and that of the Oriental Bank Corporation for the 28 th . At an adjourned ineetingof the London Assurance Corporation , a dividend of 35 s . per share , free of income-tax , was declared for the half-year ending Lady-day , 1859 . At the 49 th annual meeting of the North British Insurance Company , held at Edinburgh , the directors' report stated that the profit , amounting to 136 , 6297 ., realised since last septennial investigation , allowed the directors , after setting aside one-tenth as the proprietors' guarantee fund , to declare a bonus addition of 17 . 5 s . per cent , per annum on every policy opened with the company on the participating scale prior to 31 st December , 1858 . The directors recommended the usual dividend of 8 per cent ., leaving 53 , 145 Z . 6 s . 10 d . to be carried to the rest for the next year . .

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      GOOD STATIONERY AT REASONABLE PRICES , AT Gr . BLIGHT'S , 168 , FEifCHURCH STREET , E . C .

  • Citation
    • Leader (1850-1860), April 2, 1859, page 445, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2288/page/29/