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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-05
Iiyerpool Markets.

IzcS-There has been large business done during
the last fortnight the demand continues good the
makers are well Tor order= and prices ver- firm
IL IS expected that the alterations II me ercau Ts-I.
when orou-. into operation VII create demand 10Y
some Of the most expensive kinds Of manufactured.
when have hitherto been eZcIudeC very high tu-
ties imposed upon them and viii also considerably in
the trade in other descriptions Large sales OF
scotch PIG Iron have been made IN Glasgow during the
last week at per ton the present price from los ~
-Os per ton the Lowest price Tor Bars in Wales, i :.
los per ton n Liverpool present quotations are ior
scotch Pig g y Merchant Bars 90 best Bars -lO l5s
Hoops 210 lis To slI Sheets sl2 s. Rods 90 l5s per
ton.
sEEDs-A small lot Of old red American Cloverseed
i reported 3i= in bond 800 bags Bombay L!nseed a.
AS sd 4-s Cd per quarter and 80 tons American Lin
seed Cakes, az ( Is ID 10 < lOs per ton
SrcAR-Sincs our last report there mas been lair
demand. The sales OF 3 have been about so hads
at ul! prices together with 300 bags OF Bengal the
greater part OF which mas been sold al ii Sd 10 s per
cwt.
PRovrsIoSs-We have finn market for Butter, and
prices are the advance the supply hand s very
light. In Bacon Hams very litte business is doing
Lard also rather dull sale Grease Is quoted et
49, i5 Beef 72s 10 SIS per uerce and Pork SIS Cd
to Cos per Dbl.
RICE continues in coed demand and prices the
increase. Sales since last publication are 1900 bags
ordinary white broken l2 Sd lbs Cd los 10 l6s Cd
for mddling sac white 20 cs American cleaned Ca
rolna brought from 22s Cd to 2is par cwt in bond
CoM-Since our last there has been less export de
nand though the stocks do no; accumulate prices.
however, are not so nrln.
CorFEE.-The value OF this article has improved OF
late During the week ending August :. the sales
60 casks $50 bags Laguayra $50 bags and brs Maraca
30, and 700 bags CcylOn
HrDEs-Our rnarke, is heavy but wi:hou; alteration
in prices 200 sailed Rio Grande OK have been sold az
4d 1000 Cow at i'd to I'D per h. and $500 Horse at los
each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-05
liverpool Cottou Marker.

CorroN MARKET. lug We continue 10 have TAI.
steady demand FOR nearly every description OF Cotton
and this has Tar relieved the market rs 10 give our
currency rather upward tendency The advance IN
price however, Is much checked by the depressed
state OF things in Manchester together with failure
there III the Yarn trade ths the acsl quo,ble advance
!, very slsht-say ID per IL within the last fortnight
So, r,l,uprs are a.,OSi about tUrIout and WORKING
short :irc bu, hitherto nothing has actually been de-
;erlnneS upon aoris II possible tas such will
immediately be adopted 10 any material extent Il;
NOT however in our opinion. matter entirely GU; OF
The ouestion Were the state OF the consumption
satisfactory and prosperous condition. we make no doubt
ths, would be instantly seen N our increased act:vit
and somewhat advanced rates Ue AiiieIaSS ana ~
SurGt> have been taken specuaton and 5oio Amer
lear 90 Pcrnas, 100 LasuRrs and zoo Sura's Tor eN.
port Ssles to-day, 70GO bags.
its 1.-the quotations Q; Cotton remain as last week
but have barely maintained ground Tor the nl-
ding qualities OF American. IN many instances we KNOW
that business has been done the full rses OF previous
sales, but average OF the the dizziness
O; the market has gwen the Turn favor of the buyer
This of feeling and tendency OF our currency has
from Manchester. No doubt the apprehension OF money
wants for railway purposes has checked the enterprise
of SPECTATORS well urged upon the market prop
erty which under other circumstances would have an
dull week. From the United States we have conhrna
ZION of previous reports namely t5a. the crop
the ground is likely prove moderate and under
any circumstances must be late II - gathering 1890
Ar,.r;s,. and 100 Sra.s have been taken on specua,
ron and oStp American snd 200 Suras for export The
sales to-day 1000 bales The sales Tor the week amount
TO $3.50 bales,
amour, 10 about Il 900 bales AZ the same rates as were
thep current, ba, upon the whole the market hiss IS
sumed SrIner aspect To-day (Aus. lSl there was a
pretty fair demand both spectators ana tue ade sA
ing part In prices the general disposition Oh sae
market there is change report eut neither the
business of yesterday to-day seem sueient 70 re-
rreye US from some appearance Of dIress. The sales
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Londou lIoucy Marked.

london Monday ErepiHg.-There was not much bu-
sncss done in the English securities to-day and prices
exhibited tendency towards depression. Some per
sons attribute the altered aspect OF affairs 10 political
causes Others the complete absence ~ all speculative
movement Cousos for money closed at q, Tor the
account at 95i Bank Stock at 2Oa 70 2l0; Three per
cnts Reduced at 90 Three anda Quarter per Gents,
At g73 Long Annuitics at 10 5l6 and Exchequer Bills
nj $. TO lbs. pm.
The halt.monthly accoun, in the foreign market WIS
without c,cc, or prices. One small failure has been
announced in connection with foreign stock and share
transactions but the for which the party LA
bic ia exceedingly limited Money throughout the day
continued plentiful and the dealers found ready sup
ply at easy rates The latest bargains wer-Rrszian
new at = Mexican Five per Cents. OF lSit. Ht rs
the Small at 233 Portuguese Threc per Gents ri ~ ;
the Four per Cents for money, a, a.! and Tor the
count, a, Il! Spanish Five per Gents, NJ p; Pass
ives al 5; the Three per Cents at 26 for The account
at 36s Dutch rwo,anda Half pcr Cents NJ 5ss and
the Four per Cents Certificates 81! Times, Aug Is
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Euroncan Corn Trndc.

demonstrating the week ending August 10 The de-
maud Wheat either home grown foreign very
limited and the trade done therein quite Illuminate and
moderate the quantity for sale portion re
rnmaed undi-posed Of There was an improved demand
for Flour Al full prices and foreign barrel Flour obtain
ed an advance OF Is. per Dbl
LrvERrooL-1fe transactions in Wheat since our
last report have been fair From the 9TH to
the l2th instant Wheat declined Id TO ID per bushe
better feeling prevailed during the past week and prices
also in good demand OF Cd per Dbl. The de-
mand for Indian Corn although extensive, was
steady and prices advanced i per or. al the market
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-05
Ro>,E, August /
ttaly........ r,

The ropulaut, Of ,he new Pope Is unbounded,
and nothing else heard IN the States OF the church hut
blessings on his name The amnesty has been fully cur
licd INTO effect and the persons liberty have
turned to their homes, 10 which they have been wei
coined by the uproarous applause OF their tcowtov
men The rCoicin-s led TO Disturbances in the course
of which the swiss guard called out and several
persons Were killed. Its 10 be regretted however. tina.
several Cardinals, Governors OF towns and provinces
Get their faces against the ~ the Pope
two even refuse publish the arnncst
Has holiness has held his first consistory, in which
he delivered speech in Latin thanking the cardinals
for his elevation.
The popular Cardinal Gizz has been nominated
Secretary OF state He entcrtains the liberal and
enishteuci views AS the Pope
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-05
VOL. VI. no. I2s.

hours from New-yo including detention 81 sea o.:
eighteen houri IL repairing the driving chain winch had
broken on her h0Ineward voyage This performance Is
certainly yer goodte quickest passage that has ever
yet been made bct"een Liverpool and Eeviork. On
the ships approach 10 Liverpool complimentary ad-
dress voted By all the passengers 10 her able com
rnsnder. 10 which Cap; Hosken with his customary
ability and politencss, returned a feeling reply
THE STEAMSHIP "CANBR1A. "--The last home
ward passage this celebrated vessel The shortest
on record-rrS DAYS. sI1TEEH goURs-from Boston 20
Liverpool including her into Halifax 10 land and
take in her and passengers- Sne passed folyheao
AT T. NJ on the lath and ycheD OF that station cornrau
uca,ed through Liverpool by telegraph that TIC Ia
mi had passed the Senate By majority Of ONE mus
enabling u 70 forward the important piece OF conner
cial intelligence by the fret RAILWAY Departure. sonsc
eiyft hours before landed dispatches from the
chip Alter rapid run from Holy mead she entered the
river in beautiful style and landed her mails Wilmer
q smith vent by express 70 London, preparing the
American news for the London papers the road up
,hcv also conveyed the dispatches for the American
Minister, which they personally delivered at his res!
dence in little than SIX hours alter the "Cambra5
arrival and hours before the delivery OF the mails
LOUIS PHfLLIPPE opened the Session Of the
Chambers by the following speech
Gentlemen, Peers and Deplties Il experience lively
satisfaction al seeing you assembling around with
much eagerness. At the usual period Of your labor
shall communicate with you respecting the internal and
external affairs OF the State. At present in convoking
Immediately the two Chambers in compliance with the
charter, in summoning the Peers appointed since last
Session and the Deputies whom France has just honor
ed with her SURFACES. 10 take the osth before
anxious that you should receive NJ the time the
OF my active and Interchangeable devotednc=.
10 country and ofmy confidence in your sentiments
toward me and my family
learned from my earliest youth 20 love and serve
France Called the throne by her wish. for the saliva
non of her liberty devoted my existence to the regu
lar maintenance OF her institutions and 20 the peaceaD!e
development Of her prosperity and grandeur There Is
no trial that am prepared 10 submit 70, and that
shall no, endure order attain objec. dear
my heart. Providence, nope, will permit me, with the
cooperation OF the Chambers and the National assent
insure the success OF that patriotic labor.
MY children aud yours will reap its fruit and il
France, free aud happy retain aiccuonate recoec
ton of our efforts il shall be, Gentlemen,
brightest and nobcst reward.
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GehooIs.


GENEVA FEMALE INSTITUTE, and Normal
VI SchcoL-TEe subscriber ia;e Principal OF the Ohio
rsnen Seminary IL Geneva, " y The l5h OF October
Tie object OF the Institute viii be 10 qualify FLM.LC
Tr,-srzs and also 10 complete The education OF Young
ai,-s IN The ornamental sna u>eGl branches moral
s7i scientific course ,,.
;s,ifsjv successful in The education or 5e Blind,
ora! or r1e.a exercises frequent TeVe ana cAy lee,
-e, The subscribers Tracca eN> renee o5 seFsis!
sr;par:-s in lii country and IN Europe satisfy HIM INST
it : the truly efec'uai method OF 'mPaF'ns -s'f'e
The chief branches viii be as follows
Arithmetic. Geography Grsnnl&r, p,,,,,,e
Linear sra Perspective Drawing ana falhtlHe n
Chemistry and It. application 10 Agriculture and 10
ulest.c EcouoIry.
Rhetoric and Composition
Algebra. Geometry,
Nora. Saursi ard Mental Philosophy
Botany. Geology, Astronomy, Physiology
Political Economy
4 cour,e OF practical Lso1rss. the ASr srd PAT
o.oyy,y c TsAcHr and the Government .: Schools IN
ending instructions in Biacs Board exercises VIII be de-
verej BY the Principa the pupils designing TO become
teachers There will be ample supply OF PHilosoPHl-
CAL and he mos, approved School FURNITURE
The Institute will he thoroughly furnished for the accom-
rodsiion OF boarding pupils. IT,
Tie most accomplished assistant Female Instructors will
be engaged Mrs. CHAPLIN viii superinend The Domestic
Department ....., .,,,,.,
qualified 10 teach viii receive Teachers Diploma
A. the Principal wiz eEdeHvOr procure the best sia
teachers tor pttNts II We uuuH
pecuuiary 5vau;age 10 those who intend 10 enter upcr
tha, responsible profession, spend st least one year In
this Seminary superintendent md Trustees ot Dstrlcl
Schools DESTROYS OF procuring good teachers VIII be n'
y,ei 10 make their wishes known TO tho subscriber.
The year viii be divided into Two terms OF i've months
esch.
TgR,ls-For boarding. tuition fuel and lights per year
OSg HUNDRED DOLLARS; payable seni-annusly IN The
middle OF: each This includes Drawing a. part OF
the regular course ;rithGut srtrn charge.
Music and FRENCH will be charged extra
Geneva pleasantly situated high and healthy
location on tie bo,ders OF Seneca Lake Il is also dis
tin1ised for the ireseu and high moral character OF
IL society. Lillian SHAfIN, trincipn;
Geneva August IS, 1876. 81 2wDSSW
SCIENCE OF DANCING, WALTZING, &C
MR. w WHALE. IN acknow ledging his sincere thanks
vi for the very liberal ENCOURAGEMENT he has received
since the city. respectfully announces 10 the
ladies and gentlemen New and Brooklyn that his
classes the above will commence for the season s@6-
al his $50 Broadway, Tuesday. October IS and
NJ Gothic Hail. BROOKLYN on Monday, October IL Nj W
VIII give 10 ladies and gentlemen IN the new
and Jopulsr waltz La Redows now danced in the sa
looms Paris and London, At his Private Academy, NO
O. SiNth-avrnuc.
Private lessons at al times nj the Academy
" B-rartieI.ars IN future advertisements and cIrcn-
lars = INC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-05

odar are estimated az 5000 bales Of which spectators
have taken 100 American and exporters 500 bales l0cO
Brazs consisting Of zoo Bahia q: % 70 u;d ana 100
Pernaua at 81 20 >: hare been taken oy the trade TIE
marker closing steadily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-05
Spain MADRID,

Spain. MADRID August IN.
On the 2ath July Mr. Washington Irving was re
ceved in private audience by the Queen take leave
Ambassador from the United States He sad that he
was charged by the President to remit 10 the Queen the
letter recalling HIM from his post and ~ assure her
Majesty OF III. Pre- dcns ardent desire 70 maintain the
aIncablc relations 70 happily subsis;ing ietween the
countries. For himself he assured the Queen that
he should always preserve in private lie the same ar
dent desire Tor the happiness OF SPAN and the pro-
found interest IN s young sovereign a. he had done IN
his Ociul and ne added that he took Leave Of
her Majesty wishing her long and happy life and
reign which may be counted rs glorious =! The history OF
her country.
The Queen in reply said thu, she learned with regre;
that recalled The wishes that he expressed for
the happiness o: Sparards very agreeable 10 her
and that felicity che founded the happiness lie wished
her and the glory OF her reign He might carry into
private life the intimate conviction that his frank aid
upri cht conduct had contributed draw closer the ami
cable relations existing between North America and the
Spanish nation and his distinguished personal qualities
had obtained her esteem, which he meriicd ny more
than title.
Two days later Mr.. Saunders the new Minister, was
received by the Queen He spoke as follows
MADAME President OF the United States having
nominated me Envoy Extraordinary and Minister PIen
potenuy Madrid has charged me 10 remit To your Ma
Icslv the letter which accreds 10 you The President
has the time enloned 10 assure your Majesty
he animated by lively and sincere desire not Only
TO maintain, but 10 draw closer and closer me h9nd- OF
friendship which bind together the two countries proh
by this occasion 10 express 10 Your Majesty the satisfaction
that personally feel in presenting self 10 fulfil the mis-
Which been conded al the court OF Soyc-
reign whose hniie ana ,hoie o'c ~, -;
in the discovery the New World Of which the country
haze honor represent forms important purt
The Queen replied
hu,c heard win The greatest satisfaction the eNrres
sous vertuhi friendship that you have addressed 10
me IN the name the President the United States
renting the letter by which lie accred.s You near
my person. may HIM that my desire TO draw
closer al closer the bonds which unite The States is
not less lively and less sincere tlnn that which he feels
himself The atering souvenir HAT you recall 10 me of
lustrious queen whose beur and whose throne
occupy, redophlcs M affection for that part OF the New
World which She discovered aud OF Which The prosperity
is HAT dcnr 10 heart The happy choice
that youI country hGs InnIe the worthy interpreter OF
It's sentiments will Ice guaranty Tor Tie cofdiaiy
which happily exists between the United States and the
Spanish nation"
There is no domestic OF political nature worth
I civiuu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-05

CHARGE OF GRAND LARcENY.-A man named
John l. Smith arrested and taken TO the Police OF
fee the Tombs. charged with stealing money and
silver watch worth i'll all S31 from Alexander Derbis
TIM Of NJ - Chatham
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-05
DEACH URCHARD COAI.-Thirreraih--

DEACH ORCHARD COAL.-Thirteeaih-st. ard.
IS 70 81 % per ion--Wil! discharge IN few days
from canal beat Edwin Forrest Of Broken and
Sore Coal ash Spoin vein Of ThieenihstS r
Delivered al The above pdce seressd n g926 or5s S
M se Tbrp.en-st rea. 6th-av. and lH AlhouysL -
CUNBERLANDC OAL-Tbe Echar. Coal-Wili dig.
- Charge In @ days cargo Of the above coal i ne
soI N Thirte.n,hst n For sale low cash Apply
10 I. STOKES DIcKERSoN, No 90 ThtrisenMs ,s :.
SD near ss-sTesue, sud Ion Aa,aGryst near SFoaa"S'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-05
EEW-YoRK CONSTITUTIONAL c0SvEsTIoE
FOURTEENTH wEEE-LXylx7H DAY.

The November Elections and An Elective Judiciary
Monster Distiicls-Cheeks On Corrupt Lesis-
lati0n-What the Convention have 10 do in Is
Days-Talking Down Rei0rrn-Shall The PEG.
pie Elect 7-Changss Of Yotes-Queer and Curl
Gus noves-BaSc0m on Inc Professionals
PauFs Convention thrown in the Shade-Law-
yer'S Licensss-C0urts Of ConcIliaiion-Associ.
ale Jutges-Couni! Courts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-05

FIRE.-A tire broke ont at = o clock this morning
in the stable James Finnegsn at No li3 East Gihs
WAS discovered and put out by policemen James Nc
Lamey and Nicholas Seebern. OF the 18th Ward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-05
NEACH ORCHARD COAI-Tmr

DEACH ORCHARD COAL-Thir-enth-sL Yard
3 70 5 30 per ton--WiI discharge next week from
Cana! Boat Back Hake OF snail egg Coal red ash
SpOhn vein fos oi ThreeptE-st. " 4 Delivered The
above prce, screened good order and free Of carriage
Apply 10 T. STOKES DiCkERSOS,
No. 81 TE.re-nth--L near Sxtd-avenue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-05
Denmark ... Coftxm5tS, Angus, II.

The publication by the King OF Letters Patent
relative the OF the Duches OF Schcswig
and uolstcn. Inns excited immense comnotion. Tine
object OF his Majesty, in which he is supported by the
Danish people is TO incorporate the two Duchics ~ the
Danish kingdom They however, being German resist
this attempt and sturdily maintain their separate ma
uorali;y. In this they are supported by the sympathy
OF I'll InrllanV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-05

TIL THrrvrS.-Two boys named James H.
House and Timothy McCanlcy arrested in the 10th
Ward for robbing the Ill OF William M!nck
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-05

THrFT OF A TRuSK-Wm- Evans was last night
taken up charged with stealing leather trunk worth So
from John Ca;urack No. ! Wallst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-05
CITY ITEMS.

OF the 18th Ward going his rounds at O'Clock this
morning he discovered man in the water at the loot
OF Oliverst He rescued the drowning man who prov
ed to be Samuel Hubbard and who properly cared
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-05

OPEN SroRE-Otiicer Lent OF the 10th Ward at
o'clock last night discovered the No 81 Allen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-05

Found SECRETED.-A man named Thomas Reid
last night found secreted in the Greenwich Theatre
He arrested by officer Bernard Caverner OF the sin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-05

ASSAULT AND BATTERY WITH INTENT To KILL.
A man named George Kline arrested charged
with assault and battery with intent 10 kill Rosanna
Hart, He taken into custody by officer Fraiey OF
I IN llrh Mnri
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-05
Lo! rRE PooR lNn!AN.-The ALBANY Head "a

Lo rHE Poor lNDAS.-The Albany Herald re-
lates the following incident which occurred At the
recent robbery of German family in tina; city
They stood IN group the pier the women wiring
ing their hands and crying piteousy the old
and his and law standing By with agony
printed on their faces in stern lines. They in a
strange land and their all was gone The crowd stood
gazing the group, and some, shame be 10
them merry. The law was by lis agents seeking for
the money and the robbers bu, sympathy WAS what
the poor Germans needed. No Thi:e woman
conveyed It 10 them
beautiful squaw by and locked a; the nourntul
group with her piercing black eyesher face except her
ewes was as stoae-bu her heart understood and @ for
the distress she saw She stole ro!seesy up 70 one OF
the women and plucsed her robe and then with smile
like All angel tina, must have shot deep into the woman >
heart, she offered her sh!liin. l. refused WIKI
Kindness and with fresh sobs but know The sc; was
registered with shout OF triumph N Heaven
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Goal.

GOAL AT REDUCED PRICEs.-The subser1b-
" having low and selling for Cash only are able
to furnish their with the hrst quality OF Coal de-
lvered carriage free from the boats aie following pses
viz: rei on
White Ash-Large Nut "a
Broken Egg and sloge................ % p
Red Ash-LaEge Nut size. -
- Broken Egg and Stoge.....-......;.;.'. , ~
% cents per ton IL added when the Coo! IL couo!e
screened and from the Yards,
I.-hzh Scluylk!l Beaver Meadow, L!verpoo! and VIZ
GINA Coal al the lowest market price.
nronotly attended To- r FITCH co.
ar2t 2y- ~ Elizabett-st and G3l Delaney
COAL-COAI-COAL--T subscribers are noyF dis
Charging the very best quality oRed ASH Peach Noun
IAN Coal which they prepared 10 deliver either from
L- boat or ward the lowest market price Likewise
Ieaigh mis- and Liverpool Coal A! the above Goals
are Carefully screened and delivered N TIE best order
pre-slv for family use. +. A 4 W. 5. kfDABOCkS
Coal Yard, No 1875 Grand-sL between
su2s lulI5,p- Moutst and the Bowery.
DEACH ORCHARD COAL-Thir.eenta-st- Ysrt-
Peach Orchard CoeL-Th- subscriber hes Just opened
ya-d above and has hand choice lot Of Red
Ash Goals selected from the celebrated veins and Of
the following sizes, ~ Broken Egg sto7e and Sut for
sale al lowest aarke; prices. Also, Lehigh White Ash
Liverpool ard Cumberland Goals hand All Of the above
for sale from yart or vesse- Apply 70
T STOKES DiCEERSOS, sc iSih-st near sta-s venue,
and lg7 Anthory-st. near Broadway.
y. B-Letigh and " hite Ash Lump Goa! b. the ergo
Or single S4
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Bomding ard Dry Seaool
FDR YUM lAllrS-
MRS HIX FROM PARIS,


no. / CAKKULL-PLACE,. BIeecaer-sL Ncw.lork. re-
1Nspectiuy her friends and the public that
her school VIII reopen, Tor the ioi o her pupils on
MoudaY the 7;h Nleu,ber, - aul7 I'm