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WASHINGTON GREYS.


AN adjourn stated meeting Of the Corps held their
m.s a. IS, ahs s me
ted the following Report = 'N''''''
e feel Tor the Haa and ae s9
the Corps daring their visit otbs Of
Although the us s f. the Corr,o y: The great
arrival tina, military friends FULL pepsed
te.y for winch they are Distinguished.
lynch =, df S 10 we're Of s ~ p
pared for Us BY The authorities Of that place for which
To the Light Guard Capt Vincent we are under many
niicsn Day. Lafayette Hail.
for the beautiful token Of their that
ero dan Az Ho o9r ;f bs M ~ The sy
present hearty thanks. for handsome manner in
which were welcomed the city by the fmsr and for the
saeh Of the hands hs civil
To- ID Rssnsst Ws.hns,Un rays N State Ar
s.y Go Avery 70, the honor conferred
nns sa s Tie oisss ina, we the eo%p
b and tbs FIELD s. II and Company Officers for
y pad the sd Of hospital
thank; .n,.. ,; - - '.rs' ~ Aea
Dependence Guard truly grateful The promPtne.s
with which the desire to entertain US wa.
full was such as to give entire satisfaction the
Representing the kindness Of the Guara y
esss that A az nUaSa to parade with the City
Of evss 20 a o
a
ssd BY Capt Nc Ars Commune from The Company
md ts us
pate much pleasure We thank them cordially for their
To Mr. John Florence III member Of that gallant
,G". for the splendid the evening the h
S ms sas s
gance Of his hospitality combined 70 render visit his
By f a5Sd %s"
q IN he Kind
mes. Of the GsIs aud HemNfTs and thank
il, and "l Me;sr A. DaIa s,asx Phillips Hart
for the desire manifested By them al times and on ali
throughout 'A' e-''' ~'A'
as sns s,sss
I Of e s, Ssa mi Gene
f. J.1S: Xsss R.s,Ss
Of he Nsx rSadsphs the gsasmsn
80 nsss if,a Of
for their kind attention to our wants much Indebted
s ns S
will find that plenty good cheer courte
and gentsmanly aud obliEng
Fir. RWsg%sa, of Artillery ss Fr.. State
aintry Cart Binder sad Philadelphis Light Guard spt
Scott we Corps as veil
20 the HELD and stan ocers OF the regiment and Gen.
Cadwader for the compliment of review In terms suff-
GENTLY strong We all that their courtesy and
kndpes in giving such splendid welcome return,
is fully appreciated.
Philadelphia Dec. 0, 1886
ESo5 H:sRsH hsis'i lieut.
q. w. WOOD LIST Sergeant.
X. p. WARNER. Or Mr. Sgt.
9. ECKENDORFF, Corporal
e--J JOS. N. PEIRSOL.
- Committee
The above Report having been adopt
ed and ordered be entered The minutes and
T. q. ELLMAKER, Chairman.
ALLsToN WILSON, Secretary. dis ltrc
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WASHINGTON, Dec. IL. 1915.

WASHINGTON, Dec ii, IS45.
In the case OF Turner vs.. the State of New York,
IAN appeal to the Supreme Court against the State
laws of New York city, imposing tax Of one dol
lar upon emigrants &c) your State Attorney, John
Van Buren,, distinguished himself to-day, in the
Supreme Court, in behalf of the Justice, the expe-
dlency, the necessity the right, and the constiiu-
tonality of the law indicted and presented by the
the plaintiff in error large auditory of members
of both Houses heard the son Of York through his
three; wnen Mr. Webster, for the plaintiff arose,
and after word with the Judges, the Court adj
journed sill tomorrow at IL o'clock, when Black
Dan, as they call him, will reply to Prince John
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TWENTY-NINTH CONGRESS-.
Senate
WASHINGTON, Dec IL, 1916.

WASHINGTON, Dec. IL, le46
Mr. Webster appeared In his seat o-day
Mr.. DIX presented a petition from certain bank
ers and others in New York, for a branch mint in
said city. He said that the bullion Of the pre-
that as il the seat Of our greatest commercial
and monetary transactons--a branch mint in New
York would be eminently advantageous to the GO
vernment and the public. The petitioners were of
those banks that had rendered such signal service
to the restoration OF specie payments after the re-
vulson of 36-'7 He pressed the subject upon the
Finance Committee. TO which il was referred, ana
asked that the memorial be printed, which was
agreed to.
The resolution of yesterday in the House, an
nouncing the death of the Hon. John B. Dawons
late member Of the House, from Louisiana, was
reported Mr. JOHNSON, OF Id, delivered an APP
proprate eulogy upon the character and services of
the deceased; when the customary resolutions were
passed, and the Senate adjourned over till tomor-
row.
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House or Representatives.
DrrtMarn II IeIh

The journal being read,
Mr. ADAMS proposed to correct some mistake relative
10 the disposition Of the memorials on Texas
The journal was amended aud approved
Mr.. ADAMS presented another bundle OF memorials
against the admission of Texas a slave State.
MIR. RocxwsLL of Connecticut, presented the resou-
tons OF the General Assembly Of Connecticut the AZ
fairs of Rhode Island condemning the interference of
Congress with the afYrs ofn state and approving Of the
conduct Of the people Rhode Island In putting down
he Dorr rebellion Also, the resolutions Of the
Legislature demonstrating against the in which
Texas was xed and censurng the duct of John
NJ Niles one of ther Senators, Tor having voted for IL
hut as John first annexed Texas and comes BAG
has ing carried principle OF annexation into his
domestic circle he laugh at the resolves Of the good
people of Connecticut The resolutions were ordered
printed.
Petitions, memorials and remonstrances we're then
handed in in scores, against the admission OF Texas
slave state They came from all quarters and were pre-
sented both BY wing and democratic members. Among
Others there one presented by MIR. Campbell, Of
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. Ohio Life 4 Trust
New Stock Exchange.
Married.

On Wednesday, Dec. 10TH at Hampstead, l.. L. by the
Rev. Jecob Schoonmaker, D. d. Henry SUDAN, of this
city, to ELLEN s. only daughter of Benjamin Heg man.
Esq, Of the former place.
On Friday, 18th instant, by the Rev. DR.. Mailard Mr.
JAMES ADAMS of Norfolk Va. to Miss JANET SuTHER-
LAMB of t'.s city.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

CUSTOM HOUSE, NEW fUhh,t
Coiisctor's Once, Dec. sll, 1895.
Department until the ah ossnt for such Supplies Of Ship
Chaadisry &c. unity aud such times
5. REQUIRED Tor he uss Of the Unred States Revenue
and Boats which may be employed in ths District durins
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PARTIES.

THE SUBSCRIBER most RESPECTFULLY intimaes to the
fashionable public Of New York that ne has
Renee Of in this branch gained in the
pasof Europe and the United States his superiority Of work
manshp and artist enables him furnish parties and we'd
dngs with Pyramids Temples Of any descriptions Ice Cream
OF varieties Charlotte de Russo Jees and all other
els belonging to the same profession Of superior STYLE and
not of the thoroughae but those ladies' who
pleased their ord rely being served without
disappointment, to their satisfaction.
Dinners and attended and experienced waters
provided. L.. LEYPOLDT,
n13 3tawlmtrc No 1871 Spring street
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COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT.
5cnI nS
scale o. sf''i usfsTiTHE IA e
ON THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. 18th
Testimony of Respect the unwesed zeal and candid
MR. A D. PATTERSON,
Ednor of the Anglo American
Full particulars will be duly announced
Tickets Sto obtained the usual places the fol
lowing gentlemen, members Of the Commiuee:-
A. Barclay, ESQ., H. b NJ. VIM. sehanenberg, Esq.
Consul and er.President of A. Ref, Erq
the - Georges Society of II. y. Oto, Esq.
New York. q. II Milcerberger, ESQ
w. u. Gu hbertson, ESQ Pre- DR.. v. Mot, Jr.
sident OF the ST Georges 4. 3. Cham ners, Esq.
Society. a. stodart Esq.
Thomas Dixon, exPresident Alfred Waller, Esq.
!. oil do Charles Vyse. Esq.
Joseph Fowler, Esq, do. do. Edward Payson, Esq.
Henry Jessop, Esq. LIST Vice Joseph Rhodes, ESQ.
, rfesii.nt Of do. X. 5. Stenton, Esq.
Septimus Crooks. Esq, I'd
Wee President Of do. MUSIC COMMITTEE.
Robert Bage, Esq., Treasurer u c. Hill ESQ., President OF
,,oi 90 = the Philharmonic Society
Henry Owen ESQ., Secretary George Loder Esq., Vice Pre-
oil do sdenI of do.
Henry Dixon, Esq. J. / L. En,gn, Secretary OF do.
~ N Mottrsm, Esq. Allan Dodworth Esq, Trea-
Thomas r. Green, Esq. surer ofdo
JOHN X. Bradbury, Esq Thomas Goodwin ESQ, Ii.
John Spawforth Esq. brariau of do.
r. Frazer, Esq; II. q. Timm, LIST Assistant or
Frederick West ESQ. fcer OF do.
4. s. Cummings, ESQ., N. A. A. Boucher Esq. I'd do do.
j. X Walter, Esq. Edward Hodges, Mus d.
Dr. M Leyett. Luther b. Wynan Esq.
SIT THIS
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THE SUNDAY DISPATCH


EOR TOMORROW, will contain the first Of series Of
up and ngus Of. Tyler party this city,
during the Admiastion Of John Tyler the most prominent
properly noticed in the letters The Dispatch will
tain Part H. of the Old Eoglish Stage y second
the Drama in New York. from spranger Barry Esq; rich
gossip letter from London; Washington Correspondence
and sights New York No II thrilling ale entitled Re-
beprce only three cents Office 26 Ann street,
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WA N FED

by Young Man lately from England, (but who some
ago spept some time II situation as Clerk
American mode Of business and would be sed with
Gresnwichst dI92rsm
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DANCING AND WALTzING ACADEMY,

DANCING AND WALTZING ACADEMY,
No. u HOWARD STREET.
Sl9Nkx SIG. FERRERO have reopened their School,
~ and will entirely class for Young
dies and Masters Tuesdays and Fridays half past3
Mondays and Thursdays Wednesdays and Saturdays and
Tuesdays and Fridays classes for Young Ladies
and Masters Monday and Thursday evenings half
DANCING and Waltzng Glasses for Gentlemen Tuesdays
el For do La Waltz Deux Temps Polka aud the Mazourka
will be taught in all the classes during the Private les
classes and boarding schools attend
ed to. Private SoIrees will be given usual nj lmeod*r
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THE COURT OF DEATH.

THE GREAT MORAL PICTURE,
DAINTED by Rembrandt Peale, called the Court Of
Deah, IS now open Tor short time the public the
Exhib,on Room Of the National Academy Of Design,
OF Broadway and Leonard street This
9ye which quarter Of century elected the admiration
OF nearly 900 has been excellent cond
on and has been greatly improved by reouches from
the hand OF its author 20 figures of the Of
life.
Admission IS cents-Sesson Tickets 50 Descriptive
Pamphlets to be had at the door To be from A. till
10 P.,M dill 6tiseodrr
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EVENINGS AT HOME.
YANKEE SULLIVAN'S OPERA SALOON,
No. Chatham Street, Opposite the City Hall

COME, LekS De JOptuI
THE YANKEE has been induced by petition of several
Mr. Candles who on account Of having nothing served
up al home but Tongue" his Ii tie paor
Singing Home for old and young Bachelors Husbands with
Horns Caudles ns and Outs, and fact for all who know
how appreciate good and spend happy hour
from toll trouble The door of his Surgery will open
every Thursday and Saturday evening when the Chair will be
filled by good one dthe best of harmony prevail.
The Chair will be taken by Mr. Moore and Singing com.
mence az past O'clock take place tuesday and
Saturday evening. die 2tistrc
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A FEW ACTIVE YOUNG MEN to 70 South or West to
"a act as for the sale Of and popular Publications.
$500 over and above their will be
writing with an opportunity Of clearing 81 per Some
year clear Of all expense Zach wilt have his district It viii
agood fitting out Apply at FRENCHS Publishing Hall 1893
Broadway, up stars Of the Flag All letters post
paid d6 lm+rc
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
Rich. Fashionable. and Stable articles.

VvHE subscribers daily receiving and continually ad
ding to their extensive assortment OF rich Scss Cravats
pertaining the wardrobe Of the fashionable gentleman will
be found far extensive than that OF any other establish
ment in this city and well worthy the attention. Of
and residents The subscribers long and intimate know
ing for the last years been actively engaged the
line of business this city, guarantee that all
ces selected and manufactured by us, may be de
pended on, not only for the superiority OF their
finish, but in the durability Of their workmanship
Particular attention is devoted the Ready Made Linen De-
part menta garments manufactured at Establishment
faithfully made fashioned suit the form Of the wearer
Gentlemen sending their orders by mail depend
their goods the best quality and fair and moderate prices
sent With puncuay by EIpsss TO part Of the country
at The old Establishment Of FARsELLS AGATE
. dc lm-rc 237 Broadway, of Park Place.
A. DODWORTH'S DANCING SCHOOL.
A Lien DODWORTH would beg leave inform his
friends, that is his intention Private
Dancing School, at his residence 48 Broome street, Mon
Dancing world aud having avaied himself Of structons
from the best masters that have visited this
Paul Tsgon and others OF like ceebrtyhe feels at he
well qualified TO teach the city; his musical
education will certainly give him great many
at present IN the profession Be that those who IA
vor hun with their patronage can rely acquiring
and fashionable style Of Dsnsing
Quarter Of q Lessons, including the Quadrile, Waltz
Ten Lessons in the wa.cT Poiia !.
Days and Hours Of Tuition.
On Monday and Thursdays at O'Clock, for Ladies and
Misses " years Of age.
On Wednesday and Saturday. o'clock for Misses and
Boys % SHdsT yss Of sseTsnd and m Dan.
second Cla. will be formed from to TO- for those who
cannot attend earlier.
Private Lessons given other hours, either resi-
deuce OF the pupil the school. o2l lmsrc
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49, Per week t.. TX ~ 3 1 9s |
The rsons TO be of good aud wholesome qusty, a
proved by the Collector; and the different articles
ne ratons TO be DO I'D vessel good aud
the contents thereof distinctly marked on each.
IL is to be distinctly understood hsno bids will be entertain.
ed from not actually engaged in the m which
hee offers refer and that the Contractor Will be bound fur
hisi, sonable notice often be required by
tori o. sceedins ppoa an aveage one dv IN each week
snch fresh meat and fresh tables may be equivalent
vice. -
Persons proposing will their bids sealed to the Sec
retary II the Treasury.
dIl TOO c. w. LAWRENCE, Collector.
- hr AID LETTERS 10 ALL PARTS OF EUROPE
udppe subscribers will receive aud forward Letters per
clock, on Monday, the 18Th inst w
ps HARNDEN Il co, wsll street
an, can DC paid as above to all parts Of the Cont
dilto3insr
~ NJ. LaH0RNE CO., Produce aud Flour Merchant, 10
OIL ee
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AUCTION SALES.
or PAINTINGS AND ENGRAvINGs AT

LEVY will sell Saturday Evening at o'clock a.
No as3 Broadway. Invoice of Ancint and Modern
Paintings Also lew old Line hnavinss with various ether
ItcIes, di12t-r
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- Mss ACIUN'S COOKERY.
ma ODERN COOKERY, IN all its branches. reduc Led
Lsa sytem Of practice for the Of private fame,.
10 series Of practical r. cegs all of which given with
the most minute BY Eliza Acton. With
Wood. illustrations. To which is added table Of
Weights aud Measures The whole revised and prepared for
American Housek,epers by Mrs Sarah j. Hale fom the
cond London edition In large 2no volume well bound
cloth-coneluns $40 pages. Price ST. FIR sale by
BURG ass, STRIN GER Co.,
dig AFR 222 Broadway corner Ann street
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WAN TED.

A SITUATION by respectable young man, to attend
store, with little inst ucion; private IA
miy boarding house; eating house;
ahoel and upoa the Bile; oysters
he willing to make himself useful to his empoyr. Please
call at 22 Leonard the basement If please
your name street and number Lately arrived from Ireland
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CHESN UT STREET THEATRE.
PHILADELPHIA.

CHEBNUT STREET THMATAk.
PHILADELPHIA
w. E.buhrch -. LHssES AND MANAGER
Saturday Evening, December 13,
Fifth Night of the GERMAN MAGICIAN,
HERR ALEXANDER.
The evenings entertainment will consist of variety Of
p'' EkP PEI IN CHEMISTRY,
fNES SAAUkxL q PHILOSOPHY,
The prices of admission are as follows -
First Tier OF Boxes and Pit. so cents
ARCH ETREET THEATRE.
PHILADELPHIA.
AcTING MANAGER. MR. SCorT.
srAsK MANAGER. .MR. H. L. SrEvEns
Saturday Evening, December IL,
Fourth night of Mr. A. ADnMs in his great character Of
After which the laushahle Farce Of the
BUDGET OF BLUNDERS
M s%rsas s hbsMs Sa%oS M''''
THE CELEBRATED OPTIC GALLERY,
street up stars hiss been visited by mil of
IN Europe acadas Royal Families Cardinals Bishops, Pro-
These views and highly finished Paintings
representing the and the fol
lowing Interesting objects -
2Ihe CatacoIbs Of Paris, with their subtenanean Gal
leries
4-Monumept Of Prince Poniatowsky tby moonlight)
3-home-Ihe Public Square-Dhys OF the Carnival
6-Aitary Place IN Milan, and Evouti. MS OF Austrian
1.-The Lake Of Thun, Canton of Berne. Switzerland.
Others will be substituted, and which notice will be
gven) daily, except Sunday foom IL to and from to in
the evening
Admance Is cents-Families of persons including chill
dren 81. d. 2mrc
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WANTEIl

WANTED,
CUBSCRIBERS-AtC LARKS& STEVANS Free Apen.
cy and Tsmpeance Intelligence, g Duane street. Of
Broadway, where they have good faithful with
out any charge and also with little delay possible cooks
waters &c OF every description and of good moral character,
hrst rate Cook on hand 81 Duane imFrh
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rs GREAT BARGAINS 40
SELLING OFF 10 close the concern I'll Broadway

Us GREAI BARCIAlNS .fU
SELLING OFF u close the concern I'll Broadway,
- OF Chambers street,
tHiNA, G Ass WARE, SC.
The Subscriber intending the city has de-
teTmned to close his business hous delay and will sell
VERY REDUCED EXTREMELY PRICES
his valuable 81 ck oi Goods Fart richly de-
corat,d Col Baud white China Dinner Dessert Tea
Services srlenod English and f nc China and
Toilet Sets rich Porcelain Mne and Table Ornaments
gether with great variety oil plain white China
RICH CUT GLASS WARE.
Also an Intensive and beautiful Asso, Of
CHANDELlEhS GlRANDDLES, LANDELABRAS,
SOLAR LAMPS, AND GAS FIXTURES,
OF the most superior quality from the celebrated manufe
tory oil Cornelius Co.. embracing of their
most approved and fashionable patterns.
AZ opportunity like the present rarely to be with by
must be sold without delay,
Wholesale we'll retail purchasers
make eay application the goods will be offered at such
prices as will ensure rapid sales.
J. J. PHILLIPS
Corner OF Broadway and Chambers street.
~ u The store Will be and the fixtures
al ouly June lat, for sale. dig ItsFr
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CHECK LOST

CHECK LOST
(AUTION-A Pocket Diary lost yesterday, Decem.
~ Der IL, containing S42 in bs Check dated De-
eegbeT 20 1915 for 500 drawn by Harvey Hart and Pom
bid 4egotiang said chi elk: liberal reward will be given
Tor The Diary and contents, by j. r.. BRADY,
di3 ltJe n Beekman street.
LOST
ROOk - The Bank sor Sass.Ss, No % Tie 6uaer
requested to leave at the Bank No. 107 Chambers
dill affIc
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EVENING AMUSEMENT.

has been Of general regret that 20 few opportu
mites Offer that prove sufficiently attractive to young
men, me-. e draw them from the hsunts Of dissipation and vice
structive amusement An excellent opportunity off,
which many attractions also combining health plea
sure and information, where gentlemen and
agreeable hour at Disbrow Riding School, 4t8 Bowery
Terms for course Of twelve lessons, 49, Subscribers are
The school viii be open evening from to
sx O'Clock Sundays excepted
The School open daily for Ladies, from 9AM. to M
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CUSTOM HonsE. NEW YORK.

ADVEKTISEMENT1
CUSTOM HOUSE, NEW YORK,
<-r.,,,x. .,. Collectors Office December, 1875
SEaLED fhOPOSALS will be received at the Treasury
~ Department until the goth the supply Of ratons
10 the petty officers aud seamn OF the United S "a Reyenpe
Seamer Spencer, for the term oil from list day
January next. - 49, ~ N' =
The ration for the service the same that allowed
IN the naval service emitting the liquor and con,sts OF the ar
t'cles enumerated in the following table, to wit:
lbloz lbs. of ounces of hfpu,s of
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CONCORD BALL

CONCORD BALL.
Second Annual Bali Of the Society the benefit of
i tho Widows aud Orphans Fund, will take place
Thursday Evening, December l8th the Minerva Rooms
Broadway. The members of the committee will spare no
Wallaces celebrated Band is engaged.
Tickets SlMay be had of any member of the Committee
or at the Door on the evening of the Ball
A. Raveret t5a Clinton st. A. Kosseot, 100 William
f. Guinand, 70 Broadway. ". Lane, 112 Roosevelt.
A. Delachaux, IL Fulton. L. MERCER Conrtlsndt
J. Buiasart, 288 Grand. l.. Guebhard, 23i William.
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PISTOL GALLERY


AND SPARRING SCHOOL.
HUDSON having returned from the South, announces
- to his old friends and pupils that he will be found at
home at his new 2 Broadway second floor
he will devote his in giving Instructions in the noble
of SeifDefence.
Terms moderate Open during the day and in the evening
ol9 1m*rc
GYMNASIUM, No. % ANN STREET.a
"M. FULLER respectfully informs the Gentlemen of
w New York and vicinity that bis Gymnasium j. now
open for the reception Of pupils W. f. respectfully calls the
attention Of the faculty and guardians ards this
establishment hch he will be conducted in the strict
est manner Sparring taught usual
w has made Arrangement with Mr. Hamilton, teacher
Of the Anne and French Broad Sword, also the Small
Sword and Muske Exercise. Terms moderaIe n27 2trh
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DANCING ACADEMY.
SHAKESPEARE HOTEL, CORNER OF DUANE AND
WILLIAM STREETS.
Mr.. @; ROBERT.QN respectfully informs his friends
1vl and the public that he has opened classes the above
for giving instructions the modes Of dancing
Days and Saturdays from r. NJ
for ladies' and under HI and from NJ for gen.
tlemen private class for ladies from to 8P NJ Assem-.
bes will take place semimonthly-scholars free season
tickets 81 above have been newly painted and
rtfed mo.t elegant style and Mr. r. inssres parents.
aud guardians that effort i'll be add to the
fort Of pupils while at school, Those wishing subscribe
Mr. H. will give his first Grand Ball of the SON on Mon.
day Dec Is Tickets 81 gentleman and his ladies'; TO be
had AZ the Class Rooms, at Mr.. RS ITO Canal street
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LECTURE IN ST. PETERS CHURCH,
BARCLAY STREET.
CHOULD the weather be favorable Sunday next the lh
- inst the Very Rev Dr. POWER will by special request
rep,a his Lecture the subject, Are the Holy Scriptures
the Judge Of controversy and the sole rule of fahi The
church will be opened half past6 p NJ Lecture o'clock
Heats tree. dill 3tins>rc
CONCERTS, SOIREES, NC.
NJ AND MRS. COLLINS. 1.-THE popular yocalists J are
II prepared receive engagements FOR Concerts Soees
&C., during the forthcoming season.
MIR, c. as Pianist and be engaged private
Cotilhon Parties. Further particulars application
MRS. NEWTON, Teacher of the Piano forte
nj lm'r and Singing, ak Grand street.
AMEs K KELLER O., ButtsT, Cheese ana Lard, loS
~ Front street, OIL %