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COMMERCIAL.
From oar CoMm.relAi Correspondent.

New YoRH. Nov. H. lsis-W ednesday, p m.
As an instance of the abominable receptions that
daily attempted, through utter contempt OF popular intel
gence ny that class Of the ehaaan Of which
the New York Tribune is the exemplsr, the following
marks made by il in relation the trade Of the port of New
York, may be cited.
TRADING ON BORROWED cAPrrAL During the months
Just closed Of the year. the OF city
follows
Imported more than last year Ss,OsO,O0O
Exported itss than last year b,5O0,OO0
Total Sl3.5sO,O0O
This, according free trade logic is delightful
summing up. We have much more value i'm the
try than should have had, II had bought only much
as we sold Unlucky for that logic, this value NOT In
the country We have eaten and drank il up, worn il out
and otherwise consumed il while labor which should
have produced IT. has stood idle for want OF employment
And while the pa1e has disappeared the obligation 10 pay
remains. .t8
Then follow silly deductions from false premises
Now, before showing the fasy OF the whole
may consider that he that of unpaid
goods has been ported and consumed and deduces from
that superstition, consequence, that .abo has stood
idle" Now in relation to labor In this city, there
time when employment general ,-or wages
remunersng; but when consider the influences
that have been work, lost In establishment the
immense beneficial results which comparative Tree trade
has produced in sustaining wages Labor like everything
else. falls in value from Of supply. Now, the
Der Of arrivals at the port of New York for hone
has beeu Is follows; \ p T. . y r
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The Book ihs Nao~ - the oldest sgasi.< IN A~sriea-
Psbfishtd % me pyessaf proprietor ~ fesAfy years.
kpIrEp . Z nEsl a2nAal u n .I.- 1 90.

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reading sos,s mem Per-
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ss,sa sc ss more Ss,sss e on. o fa
s anssd paper making y ~ s
stores would eos, exactly ,hc cs NV whole xssr
VIII DC seen a, glance which the cheapest magazine -,
more than another has oas and iso more
and sl assae q Gs 70 .ss ne
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Book entitled 70 IL - : -
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be given a SET Of engavines, nlusrsnved s
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added y they shsmsslyss e me Eabaher
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We D,, our ~ READING lad y mATTsn VOL,
buons uisy se srways moral and ssrcuve and such as NAV
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dis one ding our iends wiz oSss - III s so'ns
eonerng due Underwood q America"
nterest q ~ country loud denuncaons Of
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Al meeting held November 18th, the death of Doctor
Nathaniel r. Causin announced the Medical Asso
citation OF the District Of Columbia, and the following
iuions were unanimously adoptedi
Resored, That have heard regret our
speed colleague Dr. ~ r. Caan fo quarter
century has ned Distinguished profession,
snsnan department and concentrations and able discharge Of his
ocsonal duties has commanded Of
uaeted The warn regards OF his brother practitioners
hsoeed, Ths mark Of respect or memory
~nd h nnerui body,
Resolved That Of these resolutions be hi
famiy and published journals o ia
icf RoBT KING STONE, N. d., Secretary.
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MoClintock Young,

attorney aud Counsefor- Ian,
HAVING resigned Chief Clerk Of the Treasury De
III pament which held for the sixteen years,
the practice Of his profession
will devote his principal attention TO The prosecution Of c
before Congress- the several departments and commissioners
cign ndemnites. Ae .ee
against War, Navy, Home
and Post Once Departments including business with e Paten
made with the most eceHt In
him. BY which business NJ
government conhded him, win be cesno be scedou
In prompt manner. z 4tif fah q t4 aflIJf
RgrsHssoEson r. b. fancy, Chief Justice Of the United
heads
Of either house Of Congress since the year oSJ
Once at his residence " between lath and l3 Streets
Nov I3-dlmif $3.50
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The people delight to honor those whom Taylor and
his cabal attempt to disgrace We see proofs of this
often In Rhode Island, is stated that Simeon Bah
cock democrat has been elected in Block
Island, Rhode Island, in place OF Edward Mott, whg,
the lighthouse 10 make room for Mr. Mott Mr. Dunn,
democrat, removed from the surveyorshp in the same
place. has also been elected senator in place of Simon
tain those whom Taylor tries 10 iniure-N H Patriot
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BY eREEs q TAsreT, Aucs,onssr..

VALUABLE FARM AT AUCTIoN.-0n Monday, the 26h in
shall sell, the PREMISES at y O'clock
land belonging the Of Isaac
lying in Fairfax county Virginia. four mile: from Geogeown
SIX from Washington, fronting the Leesburg turnpike road
the first toll There niDetytwo
land Under fence Of locust posts chestnut
susceptible Of Improvement and well
crop usual to hi. climate Il is situated sentee
and tcky settled neghborhood, and
the premises will be sold required in lots Of
each
Terms OF sale onerd Of the purchase money cash for the
balance credit will be gwen Of two, and years. pu
chaser three equal nsaments
deed given, and deed Of trust TAKEN Title ndpuiabe
Sale positive.
GREEN D. TAsTET
l6-eodk dxif Auction
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our sai,,mors Correspondent.

eag BALrIAoRE, Nov. 1916. p. m.
Baltimore and Ohio railroad report IL.
California -44rrea Of Robbers Faihsr Maihse. The
markets, &C.
raoad alluded in my letter yesterday published this
morning, and shows conclusivey the entire ability the
company complete the road and have IL good working
order by the LIST Of June 1852 There will be required,
yond the available OF the mpany, but
to bring about this glorious communication which is
ter Of such vital interest city and Stale, thai
doubt but that this will be forthcoming In due
time.
perceive that j. F. Howe, Esq, well known in Wash
iDgton has been appointed chef clerk of the Caonis
convention In session the latest dates Monterey at
salary of S26 per diem. r. Duriyage and j. Robb,
Esqs, both of whom also well known In Washington
elected assistant clerks at $l5 per diem.
Two young men. named James Hughes and John Doran
yesterday arrested in this city, with jewey in thei
posse the value Of about 900 About twenty diff
fren articles have been recognised having been stolen
from different sections OF the city during the past two
months They both Englishnenonea about II, and the
other II years of age.
perceive by ths New York papers that Father Mathew
detained in that city by attack Of Illness which
will for the delay of his anticipated visit to Ba
and Washington.
The Hon Charles Houston who for many years one
Of the justices Of the court of Pennsylvania died
his residence, near Beontaine, on Saturday last
The report of the president of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company alluded to shove, has caused quite
stir in stock market, and the stock Of the company
advanced yesterday and to-day from AZ TO 81 at which the
market today closed firm. arts Is "
There still tidings OF the America, now
fully due at Halifax AS have now direct communica-
ton with Halifax, by telegraph, the news will be trans
mted the wires Immediately after the arrival Of the
steamer at that port 6ss.t 5.4sst
Tx MARKErs.--In the Baltimore market to-day, there
sacs Of Howard -four. Sales 200 bbs City
Mills S. Sales wheat 100 l07 cents f good to strictly
prime red Small sales old "a 56 for white,
and 81 so for yellow New Is selling 80 81 cents,
in qualify Oats 81 33 cents, with sales Whiskey %
bbs Sales 80 hhds shoulders bacon at AZ
and 80 hhds sides 81 200 kegs No lard at u
cents time, and rs barrels mixed lots at 81 cents.
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MIR. JOS. +. KnssLER, Professor or Musc.

HAVING returned this city after unavoidable absence
Ill III health, honor
services the musical pubc and Them
shall be devoted his professional duties ready
give instruction. heretofoe In singing piano. An,
be e for him his residence, Mrs wise
boarding house, 3 between Pennsylvania and
shall have Immediate attention.
Nov I6--3taw6w-Fsun&Tu. ~
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port Of New YORK.

This gives total Of arrivals for 81 years 702776
lS5, by census the number Of inhabitants this city
S7O00 For this year. (s49) the number of i'm
migrants this city will equal the hos population of IS45
The majority Of these persons that must have employ
their arrival Gny terms and they get it. Although
population exposed TO this and constant
competition, under the prosperity developed by the low
tariff they get work. good wages. So much for the de
preston OF labor Now for the figures The imports
exports the port the details of which form the aggregates
he has given are follows,
Imports aud exports port of Nc York for months ending
al Nth date.
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The American Farmer" for the present month con-
tans very full and interesting account OF the proceed
lngs OF the late annual meeting of the Maryland State
Society with the reports OF the various
The committee on agricultural productions refer with
emphasis 70 the communication OF DR.. Richardson. OF
the potato rot They are spoken OF as worthy the atte
ton OF farmers, and are as follows:
a sia BALTIMORE County, Oct 10, 1919.
soS.c ATE. s. constant attention e the
potato ri The TOT i produced BY the deposition of the
he pin q s s VINE y
insect THIS insec, y Of the curcuo weevl genus
deposition Of the egg is from the 9th 10th Of June
$ q % hs % thu,
altogether escape tand why simply because they have
SGT NJ es as ye & The
days alter the sgg deposited L matches the larva is then
10 IS niche. so s placed IN the vine about
ward; but seldom below the surface Of the earth Ii
esds for four bur Or five weeks; j. then 70 eat and
phosis The larva is about line and half in length per-
about three weeks this i early in de season. !, caves
the vne mates and deposites It's eggs if in the season.
ties Of the curculio hibenaies the ground this day
had tue honor OF exhibiting 70 the agricultural committee
and perecihe diseased capares in the vine and Ia The
tubeshe distraction in the vine by the OF the arya
that from the inpossby OF preserving the specimens Of
the green vine. was unable to show the commence
men oil disease "a hours after the deposition of the egg
extending in AZ hours from the wounded part by he
csplares 10 the corresponding caplares in the ubesas
also the continuance of the dseaseathouph the egg had
been destroyed by predatory insects of order Neuropea
within p hours after IFS deposite There have been 10 Ire
from the roin this country OF many millions
each year The estimated product in the United States
of buhes average loss since this &c has
occurred, is about third how Important them to dis
cover the cause of this immense loss and remedy the
evil That there Is remedy atainable, Ihave no doubt
ronnany data in my Possessonst, it would require
large outlay OF money, and much time spent in examina-
ton and experiments prudent person would be ustifa
ble without aid in making the necessary inquiry. How.
IL any could be found deay the necessary
expense, should be proud continue the experiments
necessary M POSSIBILITY to point the antidote the evil
Respectfully, CHARLES RICHARDSON
To the Hon COMMITTEES AGRIcULrURE of Mafylald Agr
cultural Society. Nr r.
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Yours PRENTICE.
There is proposition In circuationto subscribe Joint
stock capital OF six TO thousand dollars pochsse
negroes In Maryland, give them their freedom, and take
Ave years ndeniures work in California for gold The
embraces Mr. Attorney General johnson among its
patrons.-P1 .-F i Isg
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CARD-The OF the ladies and
n particularly invited millinery cloths
cameres, which win take place room,
Hail. on Fridays the 18th instant
The sale Of millinery will commence precisely O'Clock
Immediately which OF
the cloths cassimere sc and connue the sale 10
For further particulars advertisement eflr HsH
g. GREEN TAsTET
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THE eLOBE,

Congressional, Horticultural. and Literary Nswpnper.
THE approach q ConUess calls the annual the
The time fall Of iuersst The coming in of
Of te new and most sues arising
from The late vas. . the public domain and the
adons France po-sble complication
% s :sss % s
& continue m late 70 The summer q 1850 The debates
lie, issi.issurs 70 Ding
maturing in eject 20 bring the whole nation into
parts Unio orun public opinion which reacts upon Con-
To become useful instrument, humble,
working o. the admirable machinery Of popular n.,i,uons
have therefore been made meet ,hs increasing
our rapidly improving and growing country for congressional ns
The Ia. already enlisted reporters ys,
the escasive devotion die ndivdus who 20 mary year
give. 70 sops Dat m dSe. win se made . ~
ptshment Of this undertaking with i increased
on. number o. reporters r.gasdhs s.a eh.s. insaIsd q
the BY the o,.cssa session. and ne fsier
far pauonise become purchaser Of pos
The daily sheets issued .. contribute 70 make the .so As.
made for The nssi session in the thai Cosge wa .
price, win IN part ds.y ne s.psns o. reporting and isn
This will enable The pubscr change reporting -
will s !. s = ~ Of The % .
uoh ccrdersd will yield sufficient profit make the
yoHs O. RIvrs having purchased BLAZE IN
% 90. s on I'm ss and
the Congressional department q PIcxErr viii conduct the mis-
soh with for their pemsnent usefulness and
G.o.s win be published daily during session q Con-
= and weekly The remainder e year. and will undergo a
win occasionally debates o. such importance
Tine price u The wssslr Gro.s {. reduced to one dollar win
view obtain general circulation sab-cnbers who have
sa"n q rss e. s o' - as' s sAp
sc.s ~ : = ss done e. o
q nv !. ~ e.. uss ss and s
me heads q a. ssseuiye ~, !.
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wards, he end E.ch volume win probably
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character Il the editorial columns parry
TERMS.
' Ss.s s .ss ' w D:sy s s s ss' y. session
For me Dsisi for lie. hsn year Of q
ros one copy y the wsn.Lr c1oss FOR year II"
For copy of the cosesrsnosAl Gross during the SEES a.
For copy q ne A,r.sD,. during he session SO
FOR ten copies Of ether or pss Of bob during
Tss price. s these are 50 low that advance payments are
So:s%sss. who may osss win be allowed twenty
whss ;Ssy send s.sa
afforded Subscriptions RENTED by
money par Of the country where reside
The LosE APPENDIX, Gloss,
they
pecus three times before FIRST Monday December,
s %s sTs s'sy . g marked
wasmseros Crrv, November g. is4s--iocp =
NEW NOvEIArchihad Werner or shc Broshcrs Revenge.
IN Price .tl ..f En- -. 1890 - ~.
Mary Buchanan, or Inishsinach. Price u sr
The rira s'sp 10 Crime, ts soss illustrated by crushsnk
The Two loves Eros and Antero- Price rs cts.
I The Dark Lady Of Doona Price Is
The Female BIucbead, Le Mornesu Dshle Price a
NcyH 'f'' n ~ = FRANCK TAYLOR.
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THE GREAT WONDER OF THE Would |,

IN
of live country citizens
cannot attend In the evening" there will be an exhaustion every az
also evening half
cunoses North Amer
comprising Cave q Kentucky; Niagara Falls
River Mount Vernon the Natural bridge Of Vgnia together
with days journey through the Pres Of the Wes evening
Mississippi Nile, embracing
Pyramids of temples and cics view Of the city Of MEXICO
from fhe San Cessna painted rs 900 feet Of canvass
Admission IS children under half price,
low C. /.
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Hon I, BurLKR kINe.The Washington Republic learns
with much regret that Mr. King will probably NOT be able
ioeaye Osornia In season 10 reach Washington take
his seat AZ The opening of the Congress- The ngues
and hadshps OF voyage, and the passage of the s
that might be fstal.
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ADAMS q co.'s wEsTERs ExPnEss.


A - saRaxR
WE respectfully inform public commenced run
ming our regular expresses 20 Cumberiand Ptsbug Wheeling
Cincinnati Louisville,
daily by ~ arriving eycnine
und thence BY wngon-iine 20 Pittsburg. ~
Our arrangements Of the complete character,
hope by unnsacng business promptly
merit share Of public extended TO the
end Of the
additional charge.
W. 3. wOODsIDE, r I 4. i-l.e. y"
HOWARD KENNEDY,
G. w. CAss, 70 frfopfetos.
sANDFoRD q SHOEMAKER,
Once I62 Baltimore street
AZ Light street
80 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia.
I" 10 Wall St, New York.
Nov le-dH
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ZINE shirts, c.-we ju opened FEW Dozen hnc and
beautiful Shirts, New York They are well
made and Of host material, and good A.
Also woofen neno, sk, and cotton Shirt and Drawc ~
So '' 49, r YOUNG 4 oREM
Nov. lo-awif Three doors west Of Browns Hotel
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By me Rev RosT BAH Thund.y, the sh ins Doe LAS.
FOLEY 10 Miss NALLoNIA WARREN MAssIE, laughter OF
TnosAs Masnr, Of Pint Hill, Rappahannock county, Va.
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CELECr Classical and Mathematical Academy, IOal,
~ street. between and FDe-isnng perma-
neniy This city, the subscriber
instruction Monday, h instant In The lecture
patronage. lT ,-tr vi 49, II
Thorough instruction win be Ensi.h branches
Including bookkeeping, &C., with
classical and course preparing Tor advanced
college. Parents the
upon the cultivation Of mornl, well the development,
mental powers su "
Lessons French and Spanish, by Doviers in
drawing and painting, by Prof r. Gibson.
Terms made residence ofCo NJ street.
or At the lecture after 18Th instant
Nov 1I-2awJwif JOSEPH u. NOURsE
ACARD.-To SURGEONS OF THE NAVY AND OTHERS
n whom concern The subscriber believing
contracts o supplying The United States with Drugs Med
cine and Hospital stores feels DESTROYS supply
hereby offers Surgeons Reguisiuons
nes, &c prices 10 below general
and Norfolk stations, during the years iet7, -ts, 40.
j. w FAUQUfER
Wholesale Druggist Norfolk, Virginia,
Nov 3-aeod Agent FOR Ann Fanquier
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Imports. Exports.
Specie. Goods. Specie Goods
1913, $3.50 s7s,ns.9s5 ss.sss74s s27. s5I .4os
l6i9, 3,552,ll9 84,530,3S9 4,026,579 25,0i9, 293
Increase, 2,524,S59 5,456,4Ol - 1852, lis
I,6s2,Il5

decrease WI II b,S60, I1O #r
New, appears that of the decreased exports s. $50 ITO
SPECIE and of the Increased imports $50 was
also SPECIE which has neither been eaen up drank
up" sworn out" Otherwise consumed" but, together
with that from California, is lying in bank vaults this
moment, to be reexported, If required The following is
the quantity Of specie in this city now the same time
last wear:
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-. $780, Dancing Academy. 3
Liable has the honor 10 the citizens OF
ana seofseown that hs dancing school will re-
ma avenue, opposite Wizards Hotel. ~ ie'"y'
Days OF tuition; Washington
dsyri Gcorsetown- Mondays Fridays. y 80. 49,
Sept 9-TuThksaf,d IA fas INT1 tsr sas t8 i-t
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TELEaRAPHIc nEroRTs FOR THE UNION.
Condition Of the Norfhern Markets, &c.

Condition of the Northern Mdrkefs &C.
New York, Nov. l52 p m.--There tidings up to
this writing of the Americas now due mt Halifax
Her Is momentarly looked for. IL will in all proba.
by. be received tonight morning. unless
something has happened TO delay the steamer.
Business generally is steady but dealers in the principal
sta pies waiting the steamers news.
The stock market is rather heavy Treasury note Us
III Loan Of 1867, ll3s Sales 200 barrels -four at
81 rs - 81 for common Stale and western brands;
southern do, 50 81 $6 so; Genesee, IS %. Sales Of
red wheat at lo6 cents white a. no cents Corn mixed,
visions steady Mess pork. $40 g.; prime, $s o. Lard
ton market is quie-deaers holding off Fair Uland, III
cents; Orleans, I2l per pound Whiskey, IA cents
per gallon in barrels
PHIIADELraA, Nov. IS. p m-oar city today presents
solemn and imposing appearance Extensive prepara-
tons making the funeral ceremonies in honor oil the
disng ushed hero General Worth. All the public build
ngs and shipping have flags flying at halimas The diff
through which the procession Is TO pass are
shrouded in black The whole is solemn and impo-
sing. The procession is now moving.
The weather continues very delightful Tor the season.
Business generally is brick. III ga
The stock market steady, but not actveTreasurY note
SIS ~; ne loan 1867 li3 ia Pennsy So s9I
Flour sieadysmal sales, $5 80 LA; meal x3.
Sales of wheat l03 los white do. llS ia
White corn 50 60 c yellow, 6S "a cts. Oats, Is 32
Rye, So ct Nothing in provisions or groceries
The market steady but hot active-small sales
Whiskey "a Is cts. per gallon ~ o ~ q AHt
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TDIsTIOp ENGLANDs WORKS. COMPLETE.--TAY-
LOR MAURy bocksec near sh street have just received
publisher Engnnds complete works. In svolnmcs
subscribers and others the
price nee expense o. freight Sc In Washington Georgetown.
subscribers with
supplied, and the copies viii he delivered from Taylor
Maurys y. Nov ~
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The Constitution arrived here this morning from
New Orleans with emigrants and upwards Of 80 OF
cholera board deaths during the "Trip The James
Hewitt from New Oeans, has arrived since, with cholera
on board The authorities prevented the landing OF her
passengers Blows castor oil manulaciory burnt lssi
night. Loss $3.50 O0); half insured. = So
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~ ~ GREEN q TAsrET, Asesssassrs.
RhKRELs APPLES, BACON HAMS, SCOTCH HERRNGs,
~ FURNITURE, &e, AT AUCTTON~-On saturday, The I7i
Ist.n we shall SELL In front Of Market at Ok O'Clock
GOOD zoe o. the above named artcles, yixi
- bbis fine northern apples
~ boxes Scotch herring.
% hne family bacon hams, bars t. ..-,. Is
AZ NE above VIII be sold In lot o suit purchasers.
Also, good Iot Of second hand furniture, &C.
Terms cash. i GREEN q TAsTET,
Wv 'o-A Auetioneers.
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Carusi's saloon.

SoIREEs DANsANTEEs.-L. CARUsI has pleasure notify
~ patrons compliance with the
Of bis former pupils well as Of bis present classes the
weekly "Soireern will place Thursday evening
L. a. respectfully the gentlemen Of
vicinity his "Dancng and WALKING Academy Is
opened bs reception of pupils.
The hyore and fasbonab dances comprising the Polka
Mazouks Redua, Walzes, Dcux Waltz, Celarous hc will
be introduced and thoroughly taught Nov 3-u
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vUILLARDy HOTEL. Since the close business
s Hotel has undergone entire renovation BY
ing painting Ac and other added for the
fcr and convenience Of is Win personal attention 20 bust
and with the aid Of capable assistants, trust the Hosci win
Nov 1o-d3w n. A. WILLARD