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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06
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u,,-d of...,.tnut aldermen. .MospA,

P,rtr,os, RErgFarp-Of s Weird. for lease Of pier
foot II Nss'ry OF John Sexton lesseo OF fecssnp
ns sad slip beweel piers = and - be- etcsvs1.d having
been much led from he sewer ..Thst Ihilyhfstst De
regulated. aud curb and gutter stone SET
RfrORrs ADOPTED la favor Of sewer IN Broagwsy ne
tween " avedy place aud ghih,t...l In favor Of ghng
Sev-nh.eV between Crecuwichav and Twenty second 81
with gas To concur 10 lcsrng gore N land OPP ste ale
FOr Gsn,egoOTt..T Thirty MN u between Second and
Lexington be rrgu aied, To cOnrur 10 naggGg
.idswak OF Jefesson- from Cherry 10 South Do for
well and pump on oomingdai-rosd between Ohs nun
bred and Sey-rh ard One Hundred snd Eishh Do 10
regulate &c Tw, MY seven'hst Tenn sna seysnh
Do. 10 pave Avenue rom fleFerlh W lhIeenl'
Do 10 pay r NJ Ferguson Tor work on Pier ~ kas1
River . Do. amending the resolution for extending, Nc
To r-6uc. assessment Of w. A Dooly for regulating
rhy-lhrdst SC. TO concur IN paying medical bis Of
DR. Wells and To concur IN rssns FOR City,
Comfy aud State Tex for 1912, the sun Of si Co., being
so "a mo'e than 10 lsi8.
FeoN rHE BoARD % ALDERNEN- CeneUrsd IN To
d. be- Wa-hing0nfqu-re with gss AppfOpnsnons ~
Board OF Education To pay Fugue COMPANY No IA 80
toward lors By ihem frsin Wooster 81 IN 1871. To pr
chse lot 10 Tweny.seco1d.st between First and 5rcod
avenues site flT fra alarm bs.-.IJ pay ftLl Tor prem
-. IN Tyyrrfg fft., occupied by Engine Co fs....Ap-
p,opraune 1855 Tor repairs % Engine House IN 0ouy-i
nearest To pay James Brady S5ti 81 with inlereet
neing smourt Of ilc gmell obsired 10y BIN sgsnsi he
Rs,oIvToS' by Assistant AID AlsroH with Preamble,
Tbgt Il b.. referred Special Committee of hires 10
ASCERTAIN aud report es possible, two papers Or
more that have largest circulation 10 hs Cyi also whhi
viii be the probable cost Tor printing the Proceedings m
full iof each Board al l9r c1.l sc' Io s
or the appointment Il psrion whose duy sn,i, pc
10 aouy owners u properly ofinlendei Or contemplated
erts prior 70 TIE uur OF hns AclOu hsfcvn y
,bsr Hoard Adopted and Assistant Aid. AerIon. Getty
srd Mer sppolnsd For inquiringss 10 ths propnely
OF removing hydfanis from DaiEhsaf Opposite cum 9e
ame-~sn P-r Adopted -. Thst west side of Ihird-sy
fom Thifi!eth 70 Forty fourth s. be Jagged feet wide
Aso tho side u MadsOn-ay from Twenty eighth 10
Thirty -oudst Referred bat cuye u and receiving
bs,r. be built At Wes,t AID Wsrenst and the grade
rs.sd Adopted That Fourth Az Nom Twenty nin1h TO
TbirtY .-coLd Of. ard Twentsnilh, Thireh, Thftyh
ard Thrty.seccrd from Third 10 FfidaY be Lighted
viii gss Adopted Thai I0Cdy Cummings be appoint.
- sro-rin-nd nl Of WhaTves Piers sud Slip. 10 psce Of
Philir Msbie removed Adopted 10 THAT the Cham
her, Of the Boar. u Aldermen ard Assistants be repaired
and r-psnt-d Nc AdOp;sd That The Superintendent u
streets axe immediate fJr leaning the streets u
/ this Guy.
some other LIE business wai done, and hs Board 3D.
I flarr-l
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We shall publish in season or the steamship
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now up s, Of ali the passengers that have sailed
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California synoPsi. Of political news and number
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INAUGURATION CEREMONIES
GEN. ZACHARY TAYLOR,
TWELFTH PRESIDENT or The UNITED STATES,
THE NV SENATORS.
THE IyAU0URATYON BALLS. &c.


WASHINGTON b.ond,y, March 5--P. NJ
The doors Of the Senate chamber were opened
NJ 10 clock this morning, and III ladies' aliery
Gas Immediately filed with tie far sex The
yeoor,eYs gallery was also crowded to sc foca-
ZION there was great struggling and prassing,
and thousands we're forced to leave without Oh
tanning an entrance
The Senate assembled at I, and resolution
adopted that Senator ATcsisoS take the = mar
The new members were thea all sworn 10 WIN
che exception OF Gen. SHIELDS.
Hresolution was sdoptedto refer Gen SHELL Ds
credentias to the Committee on the Judiciary
Hon. MILL ARD FILLMORE and GEORGE VI. DA l.
LAS then came in ar'o and arm.
Mr. ATcpIsos administered the oath 70 III =.
FILLMORE. who took the chair and delivered n
eloquent address.
All the Justices of the Supreme Court and aboat
40 members Of the Diplomatic corps including the
attaches. then came in the first Occupying 10
deaf. in the area, at the left of the VioePresi-
dent: and the latter at the right.
Messrs. BtcBAsAs, Johnson and ToUckf, sf
tbs old Cabinet came in and took seats In front
Of the Diplomatic corps
lady tainted in the gallery, but in the con-
fusion which prevailed eooid not be got out. she
however soon recovered.
1t was now nearly IL O'Clock, aud the President
and Ex.Presdent had not made their appearance
Considerable impotence was manifested until
about hslf.past 10, when the President and h'X-
President came in and occupied seats with MesiTs.
GEORGE Nj. DALLAS aud n. NJ. JoHNsoS
President TAYLOR entered into brei convers a.
ton w it'll Chief Justice TAsEY aud Judge MCLEAN,
and then proceeded to the eastern Portco, where
Chief Justice TASEY, of the Supreme Court at'-
rninis,ered 10 him the oath OF office, as follows;
al do soie unly swear that will faithfully execute
the office of Pres dent Of the United States, anc WIZ
40 the beat of my ability preserve, protect and ds'end
The Constitution OF the United states
,lar ALI varad the fnlloSing
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these qualities shall be deemed sufficient cause
for removal.
IL shall be my study 10 recommend such Con-
stitutionsl measures 10 Congress as may beneces-
slry and proper 70 secure announcements and pro
lection 10 the great Interests Ct Agriculture, CON-
merce and Manufactures, 70 improve oar rivers ard
hsrDOrs, q provide Tor the speedy eXtnguisnfnent
Of the public debt, 70 enforce strict accountability
on toe part OF all officers o. the Government sn1the
utmost economy IN all public ex pendtures. Bot IT'S
for the " s1om u Congress Itseiln which all legs
lative powers are vested By the Constitution, 70
regulate these and other matters o. domestic poll
lev .bsll look with confidence % the enlightened
patriotism Of that body 10 adopt such measures 81
Cancellation as may harmonic COZ tciag interest.
and tend 70 perpetoste that Jnlon' when snouiH
be the paramount object Of our hopes and aiiec-
tions IN any action calculated 70 promote an OBJ
ect 50 GEAR the heart o. every one who truly loves
hi. COUNTRY / vii zeaOa sy unite with the coord
nate branches oi the Government
In cOnclason, 1 congratulate yOv, nay fellow clti-
zens, upon the high state Of prosperity 10 which
the GODDESS Of Divine Providence has conducted
our common cou1try. Letus invoke continuance
Of the same Protecting Care which has led Us
from small beginnings 10 the eminence We this day
occupy and let Us seek % deserve that continu-
ance 81 prudence and moderation IN our councils
By well-directed attempts % sfsuage the Ditte'-
ness which too often marks unavoidable differences
|
ius: and liberal principles and sn enlarged pat
rOtsm which shall ackuow edge no limits but
those Of our own widespread Republic.
The crowd in the square was immense, and
| probably numbered 10000. There was great
cheering and discharge Of cannon before and after
the delivery ofihe Address
II was agreed that the Senate meet every day
at 70 O'Clock, until Otherwise ordered. General
sgIELDs's eligibility will be the first business be-
fore them alter the Cabinet nominations
| On motion of Mr. DAYToS the Senate adjourned
Mr. MEREDITH received the Pennsylvania Del
egston this morning.
| 1t is not yet known who will be appointed 70
the secretsyshp Of the Home Department
Mr.. MEREDITH is talked of for that Office and ~
DAVIS Of Mass. for the Treasury rs the latter IS
| ineligible for the Home Department
The grand Wing Inauguration Ball IS most
splendid affair, and an immense crowd IS present
The other is well attended also. Gen. TAYLOR at
tended both and was brilliantly received.
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Al Bridgeport Sunday the oh mt ~ Tho res-ncs OF her
father la Wheeler ELIZA T. vile Of Tkonss kenett ate
A short illness, sged p y-srs
The smy pee ilJ invited % attend e ilu-
Der ther AZ brcg-
porf. Conn. The ersr,i--, vii tske pl.ce - "
Ia BrsLvn on Moudly 23S Myrtle ABRA
HAN YANDERyOORr, after po,racst illness Of consumption
tndp t's-y, aged - years.
81 fl.r1i s sse place from South
IL u SIKH sni Seventh s Wansturgh AZ Oc0k
breads and relatives respectfully invited 90
attend.
10 Brooklyn, on Monday sh INST NJ ROBERT J. CRoMMELIN
Tor macy years resident of that city sssd IS ysafs
-d. # the smiy repeatedly invited % attend BIZ inn-
farther No l0 WHoughhy - % morrow
.Tu-sdsyI afternoon, ~ , O'Clock pfsc ssy.
u6nly evean. March after lingering id-ss Mrs ALOHA
LOW tie Ga yssr oi her
Her and Trends repeatedly invited srn her Inc
Of her brother law VIM Spade 30 NJ
l.---llrl : m MsIn.aIaa aI-arl-nn II ) .LL-.k
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ASSEMBLY

BILLS HEPoRTED.
By Mr. MURRAY, IN favor Of a Railroad from
Whitehall 10 Pla,isburg.
Mr.. BowLH reported against the ll.l relative TO
the state Arsenal
BILLS READ A THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
To extend the time Tor the construction OF the
Harlem Railway.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. BRowS, bill relative 10 the election OF
Justices of the Marine Court and fixing the same 10
take place al the Charter elections
Several Senators have signed request TO the
Governor to csl extra session Of the Legislature
QUAHANIfNE.
The Quarantine bill was, on motion, made tue
special order OF the day for tomorrow.
STATE PRISONS.
A number ol bills relative 20 State Prisons were
maze The special order Of the day for Wednesday,
NOTICES or BILLS.
Mr CoNOvEK OF Clinton Co. gave notice OF
h. intention bring in bill for the establ sfment OF
Railroad from the ogdensburg Railroad 10 The Cana
ds line.
| bill authorizing the United states Government TO
erect Marine Hospits on the old Fort ground at Os
wegO.
NKw.yoRR UNIVERSITY.
MIR. VAN OkDEN offered resolution TO inquire
into the affairs of the Nes-York University, which
giving rise debate laid over under the rule
LITERATURE
The Literature Appropriation bill was then, ON
motion. taken up and considered
Mr.. DAYTON moved To strike ont the approprla
tious tor Colleges which lost by Yeas 81 Nays %
The bill was then ordered 60 third reading.
The Committee of the Whole took up the bill
regulating the hours of labor which gave rise to some
debate DIvoRcEs.
| The Committee of the Whole then took up the
bill relative to divorces long debate ensued ON the
| section making insanity ground for divorce.
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o. According to our Prospectus the DAILY
Globe ceases - be published when Congress efjourns
aud the Testly is alone to BE- published. until the com
encement of the next ), ssioB However Ia order to
bring up aud publish complete all the proceedings of
the Session that terminates 10 night intend to pub
oli.bed Washington Daily Globe.
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sEw-YoRK LEGISLATURES.
SENATE. ALBANY, Monday, March ..

EENAIE. -.ALBANYi MOndsyl Narch D
Bills REPORTED.
A bill vas reported by Mr. FINE authorizing
Railway from Plaltsburg 70 tue CSnsos me
Mr CORsgLL reported bill for a Railway from
Niagara Falls 10 lie wistowD
Mr. HAvLEY reported bill for the relief OF Mr..
Niles for property destroyed at Newtown.
REVOLUTIONS.
Mr. BoKE. offered a resolution iDstructIng the
Committee on Banks 10 bring in bill 10 guard against
Bank frauds which was adopted.
MIR CORNELL offered resolution IN favor OF
presenting gold medal 10 Professor : r. b. hoEsEior
the introduction OF bic telegraph system
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
The Committee OF the whole took up the blll
granting appropriations for Common SCHOOL, rnsfe
progress therein, end had leave 10 SIT again ne
hill in favor of establishing Free Schools then taken
up In committee and discussed, when the Committee
had leave 10 sit again
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CITY ITEMS.
Lectures, Concerts, &c. Tonight


RI p So. l.,a'--Hogs or
Fsrae,s' C'ls-.ll srastsig-Nra-
i1r Dos.'. L-,,ar--c.. -al. l'e,'-.g--I--P
,.-,-.a. A. ,..sals ~, ,.-s- Lay - .'-1-<
49, - q. s--s-.5-s A. :oI9F@
Ctrs-5 : --tr-s-s.. .sn-.s. a. - -
49,. .n-re.s o,es.-sasrr.. Bsa.s--JlF Pm
s1r.osI, II.sfsr--ct.rt-r.-; ~ s'ass-.y-
t,..s.,v rt-s,-f-B,--t-.f -ssr t1-a1l = p y -
.rs-s.s9 ss-.sa- sr.sl~s5. -, irs.--Da - ''' .
Ts, COMMON CoryclL. LAST NisHr.-Liitie OF
interest gss accom- psned al ssI nigh1s meeting o. 'AS
Common Council, although both Boards neio 'oDs
sessions
10 the Board Of Aldermen FEW papers Of some I'm
por.snee were presented AID ordered 70 DC Pilh'-
,e.olp,iop was Introduced 70 constitute anew tire %
trbt Of al thas portion Of the City yin2 s'o'e ven
Is t.rd Il ard 70 s'5e Ire sane INTO Two secoDs "
line running yolth and South 4 resolution OF A'''
Downing. returning .aarks 70 Hon. +. A. IALLNAD9K
gepre,enatgs 10 Co1g,ess for ne enoris 10 1a'o'e'
ios The estsbl.hmeni Of Mint in this City was aa'PF
e5snd snother to give the name a North-"ii4tn u
- the new portion Of William recently oPenea-a.so'
70 fuuanber Grsn5 and M0li So which were seFcr-y
stopted
The appointment Il nooDY CUMMINGS, k'q. aa "a
perirtsrdeut o. Whsfv,s and Piers IN P.ace Of f'-P
Nsbie. removed, was passed in both J. ards
resolution passed the Board Of Assistants instruct
ng lac street Commissioner 70 take immediate mes
sures for cleaning the streets Of the City "qs' Ply
it cannot be done
BELLEVUE Ho,rirAL.-The Fifth Quarterly re-
Dor. Of this In.tuon presented 70 the Board Of A.
dermen lsst evening gives evidence Of steady IN
movement in the condition both Of the Hospital and '
,r,s,es Notwithstanding The large number Of patients
averaging during the quarter between Elk ana sever
hundred-.he rate Of mortality he's been very mueh Or
rnnished the whole number Of deaths during me
month Of January having been but 81 or less inan per
c-li Of the number under treatment
From the statistical portion ofihe Report we con
dense the following particulars for the Quarter enains
Feb l5 Is given ia detail By Dr. REESE the Resident
PhYsiclAn
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PRESERVED MEATS FOR CALIFORNIA.

rHoNAs kIssETr Co . 0LDsLR.-Mesis, Soap
Cane, Oys1e', HOLSTERS MILE ke. put up IN TN
OIL and be each and may be conveyed to the remotesi
climates retaining perfectly heir nsurs taste and
n-ss To travellers these articles Invaluable they
may be served up any and 10 any climate Ar
experience o, thirty years ensbl-s pronounce
articles urequaled. Every We preserve warranted
II Inn
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Tie Repo-t Of me srecs' Coamiuee oihe Board ot As
s..Nns la favor OF Mamrriazcg Tue Lrgs-iire 20 el7o
f restoring i. fsc'on ufcs u ihs Siy Treasurer 'h1
f1rtte Fqqa zsiOr II rtXsssdopei INST boai9 sna
M this referred Special Con meti CONSISTING W 81
D. Forest. Csrnley ard Gray , -. ,,4. ,,,,.
-suhs~ql-nly. RrpJri w3s received ifou MS toiu'
~ . in favor thereof sCc0mpAn NED by lrail OH ~" i
tao ru fros-s Intended. which Wa stoptfd
ercst d renee Of opinion here prvatu iot ha ~
hour III vain. time 1 The milts ofmeny mempe n ur
,.ri IS % the evpet eacyOf psyinR certain hedsii hi
h-n portion of he pnysisns 81 endanrs Wa Al l' re-
si m olts rsents in-is 4d 4 ~ the stall ln-hnuse
Crolus - rnt 70 ~ Inc r0ladmissol OF tlch pfrceu7i
sch NJ ish LEAD 10 cher and almost endless demands
aid srin Groin Downing Cariey spo - ~ oppcs-
non Ad Croius resgmed and Aid sm'ih no-y Withdrew
HI. rsais and voted Az Aner Tho debate had continued
10 weas0ms length Il was pretty tf,cinay cut tn oy
fgwp i.hy remark. from AID GRAY lie moughi gfn'curl
,rrr. making a great pcw-wOw about small mailer 3
.rfsu.n stFsn 81 guat and allow camel ssij me- m
drsvyng these rcs whether inc ATTENDANCE "r'
ia de or ,.te The door VI The station house IN" qlrs
non with rim was WHISTLER ths msfr OF cnHfiy on
ne mari Of he City and did the physicians perform hef
duty Ifso h. would sdyoca.e he payment OF Nc de-
msnJs forthwith .-,.,. -
Nbes.upDn the roh01 20 sh The favorable SC
ton VI the Board Ass- ants was adopted ana me con
tested bills are 20 e pllt - presented ,
: rfrR AL DOrlir pa ese0led H solution 10 tui'
pier 500 feet long ~ the not II ssnOnst 81 m -.
p-gs rot sxcseiug - COOS 30 be commenced on TIE s u
Iay nex ana 10 b. conpeed N three months thereafter
with an appropriation II s. 67o es The proportion ot tho e2-
sswea Pe.luoa fora IN Mu berry 81 from How
ard TO Grgrd Referred - Committee Oh koeds snd Ia
usis. 40,
The Board then adjourned ill Monday rext al ? n.
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Cot DuscAN.-Bske, in his History ct Putnam
Co n Y jus, published. says The true name OF the
Colonel is DsscaHsoa and his father alleges when
be entered the Army b. oversight or mistake OF TIRE
recording clerk OF he War Department. at Nsshns
ton his name was written DuRoSR. The mistake not
being corrected, the Department, :" lawyer would
say sack % tke record and the Colonel since then
in al his oommunicaiices to Government sni others
has written his surnSrne Duncan.
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CoUEAuD's ITALIAN INDICATED sosP-For ehectaaiyrs-
moving I,n, pnpes rreElrs oughne- sso~r-ss ehsps
chsfes cracks lie frogl he skir was1tsc Prepared Dy
Dr. GoUsAUD, CT WGlker-st hr.I door from broao"sy,
where may had bis clebrsed Poadre sast fof ered
c.ng -uperaous hair Liquid Roug- for cocrng lips and
CHEEKS deep carnson Ense, Lily VINE of NE complex
lon, Hair Dye Bea9s Hair Restorative, Pomsde for
saseny dysieg gY4y hairs Tooth Pastes. Lgbn's tx
uscis saiehelor's Liquid HAIR Dye. Agency l.s Ws.b
tns ,or "a Boston. AfH
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ANOTHER FIRE AT COOPERsrowS.-The Messrs
Phinney whose large printing sud book esisosh'nent
was burned down short lime since, have been again
burnt osI with great loss Ise tresnah : J'HrHs'
states IL al last Tussdsy morning tie beore clock
IRE was discovered in tsO places IN Two story
wooden tagdug containing the power press And other
articles used in the printing business. The buLdiug
with large stock OF psper the stereotype plates Oh ine
octave Bible books IL sheets the power printing press
Sc. were destroyed The loss Is not half covered oy
insurance. The Ore wss no doubt the work OF an In
eendary who keew the premises perfectly The man
siee ping in the building sroused twice daring the
night. and the las, rime discovered the IRE: The
trustees q The village have offered revard ofsi, 90
for The detection Of he lneendary.
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SrSAousE.-The Wings OF Syracuse have nom
mated ELIAS w. LxAvESwokrH for Mayor; HARMON
w. VAN BvkES tor City Treasurer, SYLvEsrES HousE
for Police Justice and HAsvKS W. ROSE for City Mar
shsl ALsHED HovEy il the Bsrn5urner candidate for
Mayor. The eleetion tAkes place today.
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The Inaugural Address OF Gen. TAYLOR reached
this City by Government Kxpress at 10 minutes
past 10 O'Clock last evening The Express Loco
motive in charge of Mr.. A. w. GRIswoLp, Post
Office Agent left Washington at o'clock yester-
day afternoon aud made the run to Baltimore IN
one hour aud four minutes thence TO GFeys Ferry
in three hours and four minutcs-thence 10 Ken
sineton by horse IN 20 minutes. Mr.. Griswold
then came on at good speed TIL he reached Nor
risville about two miles south OF Trenton, New
Jersey, when the engine ran of the track, and was
badly damaged. BY this unfortunate accident,
William Mathews, Engineer, and Mr.. Brown,
Brakeman. were slightly injured MIR Clemens,
the Fireman severely, two or three OF his ribs
having been broken, beside other buses and in
ternal injuries, which may prove fatal, though We
hope otherwise.
This accident occurred at about 20 minutes be-
fore O'Clock. Mr. Griswod was the only man
in the mail car and escaped with some very slight
| bruises lie here procured wagon. with which
he brought his disps iches 70 Trenton, where he
procured new engine aud leaving that place
at O'Clock and u minutes, made the run 70
New Brunswick IN fifty three minutes, and
thence to Jersey City in fifty five minutes
Considering the Interruption. the Express made
good time but why ran an Express with 50
short document, which may be transmitted by
telegraph in one .foorth OF the time, at oue-twen-
tieth Of the expense in cash, and no expense OF or
danger to life or limb The Message was re-
ce,ved here by Telegraph and published IN Ihs
| Tribune SIX or seven hours before rs arrival by
steam power.
We understand the document was Immediately
dispatched By Government Express to Boston
via the New-Haven Railroad.
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DisRRow's RIDIsc scBooL-No. 20 Fouuh-ayerge,-The
Evening Class for Gsnlemen will be continued each
ng uni lstMAy Those gentlemen who have not sysiied
themselves u know edge u the marly art Of foreman
snip, should improve The present opportunity The tefms
f)r q - Lessons only 81. Ladies' class dsny
1susL ms 81
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sFRNg TEAD..-NOw IL he line to sdvcrlss 10 country
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