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J, WEST, Practical DENTIST, liz ST. Charles St.
~ WARRANTED FOR TEN YEARS. III
FIfHE SUBSCRIBER having introduced c.
L into his practice a and improved fass1e&z-.sR
method Of Filing Il TEEl H with Goi, U IYYYT1
produced, prepared to warrant every filling where the
Tooth is constituonaIy good and healthy. TEN YEARS.
Also whole and half sets of ARTIFICIAL TEETH either
in blocks of carved work with false jaw and gums with
single separate Teeth may be preferred, mounted
Cod Plate and confined by atmospheric pressure sufficiently
firm to sustain weight OF sixteen pounds will be furnished
better and of better quality than be procured
at any other den al establishment in the South
1 J. W. refers to the following gentlemen who have
honOred him with their patronage
Prof. STONE. SYKES Il HYDE.
.. MoRPHY. STURGEs e. WRIGHT.
:. DIMITRY MORPHY & MENUS.
Dr. BENBROoK robson Il ALLEN.
N B-Dentists supplied with Gold Foil and Plate. Of
fee No 1l2 St. Charles Street. fy3tMar25
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ALEXANDER HILLS
HO USE -FURNIS HING STOL

HO SE-FURNIS HING STORE,
So Camp street. NewOrleans
HERE families find all articles of House keeping
w comprsng general and select stock Of
KITCHEN FURNITURE-Cookng Utensils, Tin and
Iron Ware, Fire Sets, Brass and Steel Shoves and
Tongs; and Kitchen Fire Iron ware.
ENAMELLED and patent-metal timed HOLLOW
WARE Fire Dogs
GERMAN SILVER, Block Tin and Britannia TEA and
COFFEE URNS. $3.50
TABLE CUTLERY German Silver Britannia and Iron
TEA and TABLE SPOONS ~
WO0nWAR Iass and Iron bound CEDAR PALS
CHURNS and TUBS
R4ATTAN-BoUND CEDAR WARE. new article
Wagons.
BRusHES1Fancy and Plain Dusting Sweeping, and
MATS-Jnte. Manila, Aicenie. Palm. and Husk MATS
WATERS and TRAYS
BRASS Britannia, and Metal CANDLESTICKS
and LAMPS
STEAMBOAT and HALL L TTERNS.
COOKING STOVES and FURNACES
ID. u J. Wnghts patent premlrm COOK STOVES for
Wood or Coal-wph fixtures complete the most ap-
proved artcie IN use mara 6m
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ry- The Boston Times has rumor that Ma
thaniel Greene, Postmaster in that city, has sent
in his resignation, to take effect the LIST of April
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n~ The wings of Buffalo have nominated Hi
ram Barton for Mayor. The wings of Rochester
have nominated Levi A. Ward for Mayor
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~ The Alabamians propose to send block OF
Alabama marble, lately polished, to be inlaid in
the outer wall of the Washington Monument, now
going no in the District.
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FURNITURE, FURNITURE!


No. rs .M-9GyaZINE STREET.
VJ,HE Subscribers have constantly hand the most
tepsye assortment of Furniture consisting of -
"a BUREAUS. DINING and CENTREk@z-S
VI TABLES. SOFAS, ARMOIRS. ORES
NaSING CASES. LOUNGES, OTTO-.
] MANS CHAIRS, BEDSTEADS, LOOKING
GLASSES, DESKS, Etc. etc. IT, City and Country
Dealers requested give call before purchasing
elsewhere stock at adj times very large and compete
Pisiters from the Country also requested TO call ana
examine stock determined 10 be beat
prices by any other house in the city
ja3 MeDUFF FLINT u CO., rs Magazine st.
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~ Five hundred persons now confined in
nail al Baltimore, for debt. Barbarous.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-14

Drs- Among the batlalions of the civic guard In
Rome is company of Americans, studying ihS
fine arts in that city,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-14

STEAMSHIP NIAGARA.-The steamship Niagara,
Capt Stone, arrived at Halifax, N. s., on the 23d
ult, from Boston. She had much trouble In reach
ing that harbor. The drift ice is said to extend
fifty miles east of Cape Sable. A brig was re-
ported, on the 24th twenty miles east of Halifax,
in tiai ca
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FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY. E

- Z 1NI WhIVI1IlS, JEW ELhYJ ETC.
II A. TYLER, 80 CAMP 81, has constantly on hand
~. and is receiving by every arrival, Gold y~q
the best makers. Also-Fob, Vest IA
and Guard CHAINS, SEALSe4Ai&A
- and KEYS, in every variety Gold Pens
Pencils, Thmbes. Buckles, &c Fine Bracelets Brooches
Necklaces Kings Sverware, Spoons and Forks, Ladies.
Candestieks Uns rich Fancy Goods, Lubins fine Per
fGmery-Oseter with great variety of other articles too
nnmeous to mention. Aiso-sPECTACLES, with Gold,
Silver Shell or Steel bowed frames and Glasses Of every
htted 10 sui the eye at short notice. mis-
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VIM. s. MORGAN.

w N
PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER.
g m4N.iL STREET, Third Door from Camp street,
VIE subscnber has Just received additional supply oil
l. WATCHES, JEWELRY and FANCY ~
GOODS, consisting of very supe- hgTA
nor Gold and Silver Watches with IL" III
Huntug Cases. of M. |. Tobias. ssaszsa
Koskel and other superior makers also fine London Duplex
Gold Watch Chains. Keys and Seals Ladies Bracelets
Necklaces, Breast Pins Gold Pencils Cases Finger Rings
etc. Also great variety of FANCY GOODS selected by
himself in the Northern markets. from the latest European
lmponalions consisting of Work Boxes Dressing Gases fine
ans Reticnles, Scissors fine assortment SILVER
WARE, pure coin; and other fancy articles.
rates. ia16 IN,
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Ey~ The Freeman's Journal, the organ OF the
Roman Catholics in New York city, the True Sun
says about to pass into the bands of Mr. Brownso'
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n~ The pay of an Austrian soldier is four cents
a day
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RESTAURANTS, &c.
HOlbrOOk 0Syter Saloon and Restaurant

HAS made arrangements to be at all times supplied with
L the finest OYSTERS from Mobile and lvM =
a Baratara, which will be served Is IN 4 a -
9 l. mp in every style, to suit the pal >SsNgsY
AsEziNN ate. The proprietor has made ~
EAAkkk&x his arran gemens TO be supplied with every
variety of GAME and FISH in the preparation of which
ous epcue. On his Bill of Fare will always be found
STEAKS, CHOPS, OUTLETS, every kind of POUI.-
procured Ian
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TOOTH-ACHE CURED
IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE, by DR.. kfENSING'S
TOOTH-.4CHE ELIXIR, no charge. TT Office
No. SO Baronue street, 4th door above Common st.
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WATCHES-JEWELRY.

M II. MEY Err. No 100 CAMP street, Watch ,-q
PEN fAN ~ A afsf i IEW snd
AilJeVselry ARTICLES repaired moderate prices mlS
WATCHES, JEwELRY AND FANCY aooDs.
'5NHE subscribers have just received an additional 80
supply OF ve.y superior F Geld and slve, Watches
other superior makers also, Fine IandoS Dnn aea
Wqtc@ss ch Iewery of the latest styles comprising Fine
Sod Watch Chains Keys and Seals Ladies Bases
&c. Also great variety Of FANCY GooDs, Selected BY
one OF firm the European markets consisting Work
articles. Also fine Scissors and Needles Table Knives and
Forks Casters. Candesticks, Double and Single Barrel
0' sale GSDE so6IbR1cH Is ch.rs. st.
yoUNG's, No. Camp Street. New Orleans,
oW receiving, at the above Store, by every anivalom
20 the Moft stooE 2 entire new and sxtep.
~ finest patent Lever " atches, hunt TX
Il. ing and open-faced Quad, Vest and Fob Chains
and ng Sleeve sSs buttons. ss ssps
Also large tof 81 Sswa asns CONSISTING 1s tin 0e o
table, tea and dessert Spoons Soup. Ladies' Casors, Ne
c are respectfully invited to call and examine before pu
=. hestcegt attention paid to the repairing of fine
kinds of ewey mounted in the latest and best manner
All repairs warranted, or no charge NJ tie
NEW WATCHES, JEwELRY, ETC.
ca aoS S receipt of Large and splendid stock OF
WATCHES. Of the BEST ENGLIsH and SWISS 3e1A
@A@ manufacture Also. Jewery, Sill H.
oeEst snd faSs c GHa ps.. asss,
Goods We particularly invite the attention of ladies and
selected by ourselves in the Northern cities with care and
shall be sold as oK S e Il anE s bose N in he city
N B-0ur personal attention will be devoted to repair.
ing every description of fine Watches, Clocks Jewey etc.
winch ny shall perform satisfactorily as ever or no e4srge
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w. maker aud dealer in JEWELRY GOLD 6eA
PpENS, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. RS&
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DENTISTRY, &c.

ID F. SMITH & BROCKLEBANK, c.
ID. DENTAL SURGEONS. North Jylss4(sse-s
Corner of Lafayette Square and StQIfS
Charles street. n23d& Wifi lII1J
DR.. MENSING, Dental Surgeon,
HAVING returned to the city of New Orleans from his
L tour in the North and East, is prepared
to perform all operations appertaning to the I1SS
TEETH and has become acquainted with " IYY$H
the best mode of operating approved by the 1LD
College of Dental Surgeons of Baltimore, Md His price
for operations proportion to suit he times. al6
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No Smoking allowed.
FaRE-lO cents each way from Canal street. Tickets
ST per hundred-ior sale at the OF Harmony and
fevee streets Lafayette corner of MORGAN and Louisa
streets Third Municipality and by the Agent Canal at
~ J. B. SIAWSON & co
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CRESCENT CITY HOTEL,

=
CORNER CUSTOJLHO USE AND FRONT SITS
xti ILL be opened for the reception of BOARDERS on
w WEDNESDAY, January 3, 1si9. Well fur (swA
nished ROOMS for Families and Single Gentlemen Ess.H
TABLE-the best the market will afford. RAxzN
The above establishment has been built by the proprietor
e It one Of the most healthy and airy situations in the
city, and pains will be spared to render those who may
stop with him, comfortable.
Faithful and attentive Servants
E Terms reasonableas any establishment of the kind
in the city. lja1 d& WITT ] E. ALEXANDER Proprietor
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Correspondence of the Crescent.

Gen. Tdykor's .4ppontments-Nro and Important DIS.
cooereS-Ihe Murder of Mrs Waiker-C0r0ner's
!nquest-.Machtne for Taking Yeas and Ndys-1he
Weathsr-BusineSs and the California Trade.
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STORAGE STORAGE sToRi

81 VNAIb.,.. . I OrtAGEi.'. > OnhGII'
THE bulk of Sc, 600 BARRELS can be received \\NN
l. at our different Warehouses, at reasonable AlAh51
rat. EMERSON. TOURNE & CO.. -
DIS 158 Tchoupitouas street.
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FOR CALIFORNIA.
SMITH & BROTHER. 20 Common 81

HAVE FOR SALE-SADDLES suitable for those 60
ing to California, cheap and good r-n
Saddle Wallets etc etc fTAM
INDIA RUBBER GOODS of every kind and i
description, among them may be found Caps Goats Capes
Leggings. aterproof Blankets Air Pillows, Air Beds
Tarpaulns, Tents Clothing Bags etc, etc.
At the sign ofthe GOLDEN SADDLE, So Common
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G.. HEATON,

STAR Pr MING Mill,
CORNER OF HERCULES and CAl4LIOPE Streets
" New Basn-keeps constantly on hand general asSo6
ment of YELLOW PINE and CYPRESS LUMBER
Also-Dressed Flooring Ceiling and Notwithstanding.
Lumber Sawed and Dressed to order at the shortes
fms
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BANKS ARCADE. .M4G.aZLNE Street
signed, they, have had it thoroughly renovated A.
city and transient BOARDERS The BAR has been EG:l
supplied with LIQUORS Of the best quality, which we
in the city The Rooms comfortably furnished and will
enable to give every satisfaction to Boarders.
nm "
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SMITHS HOTEL. Bayou Sara, La
Immediately fronting the Steamboat Landing.
TRAVELLERS going up Ouachta Red River or com.
ing of said Rivers, will find it to their advan
tage stop with him. all the Boats stop at Bayou @
Sara. Horses, Carriages and Bugges always to hire Ei!
fy2 1y T. Il. SMITH, Proprietor.
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PEW IN DR., SCOTS CHURCH TO RENT
nNE-HALF of a pleasantly located PEW in the bove-
named Church. Apply at the Office OF the "Cesc emit
% st. Charles ST. Jazz
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n: W. HALE II.
Nc. l16 md 100 CRATER STREET.
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS of HEk -
~ every description always on hand, f0rCA-R2>
sale low for cash approved paper. Also E$RH{
Springs, Axes, Lamps, Bands, Cloths, -X& -SU-
fy7 6md&W EW UAIE& LINN
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CLOTHING.
IMMIGRANTS TO CALIFORNIA should remember
~ that the next thing in importance to that of having
good supply of Provisions for the inner man. is to have
due regard to the wants of the outer We distinctly
state that not selling cont but low prices as
any other house in the city. Those in want CLOTHING
Tor the Gold any other Diggings" are respectfully
invited to call at the cash store of
JOHN sOUTHWEIL g. CO, q Canal st..
fy13 d&W If Under the Planiers' Hotel
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A CARD-TO THE ENTERPRISING
NHE undersigned have opened Office in New Orleans
~, " toT the purpose Of exhibiting Specimen ofman
Valuable Articles, of which they are the Monopolists Al
opportunity is offered to the enerprsng for engagn
in business entirely pleasant and highly lucrative
and which on small investment by business man, vii
insure speedy return of large profits. Office Corner d
st: Charles and COmmcn Streets
fyl6 MYERS CHICE q m
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CONGRESS-.

The frs session Of the new Congress will commend e
Monday Eexs Il viii be one Of unusual inter-
est, which questions of the most charac-
Ter will be acted upon and decided The great question
whether the slave power still 10 bear role in our land
and still further whether shall be permit ed still more 10
encid the country ns embrace till i, shall fix its ascen,
dancy basis not be shaken must be me, and decid.
ed While willing 10 hope for the best and aIwa
do all that be done, the triumph Of The
right, confess that moi without our Tears, and
serious ones too. When freemen making petensions to
right principles on this great question Of questions will
suffer themselves as many did, at The last election, on
the strength Of some comparatively trivial ISSUE 10 throw
their weight and rfueuce into tie scale with slavery,
What cause is there not for fear nd alarm?
We shall waleh the proceedings Of Congress carefu-
", and keep cur readers wei Informed thereon
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-28

AN UNLUcKY GUN A personal friend
VINO is acquainted with all the Circumstances,
has furnished the Woodstock Tenth Legion with
the following details respecting gun:
Several years ago, Mr.. Benjamin. Miller,
VINO resides near w ashingion in Rappahannock
county, had . tavorite negro boy, whom he fre
quently took with HMM his hunting excurtioas.
On certain occasion, he took his gun out to
shoot birds near his fathers house; the boy fol.
lowe hlm as usual; and either forgetting or not
observing the boy, between whom and his mas
ter were some thick bushes, he shot the bird, and
killed the boy at the same time.
In November last, man by the name of John.
son, also OF atcounty, had bated some wild tur-
keys and had concealed himself amid the limbs
OF tailed pine tree, the place to await their
arrivals Another gentleman, named Fletcher,
who had by some means possessed himself of
Johnson's gun, was hunting for turkeys in the
same neighborhood, aud passing near the tree
under viii CHI was concealed and attracted by a
noise among the branches, catching glimse Of
Johnson's head, who had on a black fur cap, he
hred, and the unhappy man fell, exclaiming,
Lord have mecy on me - and Immediately ex
PRED. one rf ar
The unlucky gun was purchased Of Mr. Fetch
er, by gentleman named Curran, who resides
near Flint Hill, in Rappahannock county. And
lew weeks ago it was again the instrument OF
death TO human being. Mr. Curran was huut-
ing for turkeys, near the dwelling OF his brother
in-law, Mr.. Geo.W. Compton and coming to
some thick bushes, among which were grape 8,
and seeing something which he supposed 10 be a
turkey, without taking closer observation, he
bred, and horrible to tell, the unfortunate object
proved TO be the daughter of Mr. Compton, aged
nine or ten years. She lived until the ne xt day
and expired Alexandria (Vd) Gazette.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-28

CoNFLAGRATIoN IN CHALEsTowN. About
one O'Clock this morning, fire broke out in the
steam sawmill owned and occupied by Messrs
Haywood & Carnes, and situated near the corner
OF Warren Bridge and the street running paral.
lei with the Fitchbrrg Railroad. The flames
spread rapidly, and communicated with number
OF wooden buildings, occupied principally by
Irish families, and known as Dublin row. All OF
these buildings, together with the extensive es.
Enlistment of Mrs Haywood s. Carnes, were
wholly consumed before the progress Of the FIRE
could be stayed. The loss OF this firm is estim.
ated at from $500 to $35. 900, on which the '
are insured at the Ktna Office, Hartford, Conn,
for $4,000, and at the Protection office, Hart
ford, for $4,000.
The Mlddlesex Hotel narrowly escaped being
destroyed. A large three story house directly
in rear. and adjoining this hotel. was nearly de
stroyed, and rendered wholly worthless.
P0s,0n journal of Tuesdav.
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"Stop dat Knocking" The Rochester papers
have recently teeined with accounts of '.mys.
ferrous knocking," heard in various portions OF
that city. This knocking was first heard on the
west side oil the river, but it is now confined to
no particular location. The presence in any
place OF Mrs Fish and Miss Cox, ladies' we'll
known in Rochester, produces the knocking, and
without their presence the noise is never heard.
"here they are present this perfectly inmitabe
shocking is heard, and chairs and tables are moved
about, indicating the presence OF an active invisi
pie power. meeting has been held at which
these ladies' attended with the usual phenomena,
ana committee OF investigation appointed
Ihey reported that they heard the rapping, but
could not account for it. Another committee has
been appointed to look into the subject.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-28

Robbery and Prompt Arrest Heman s
Doane's brush mandatory on Exchange st.
Boston, was broken into on Friday night, and
robbed OF brushes and materials OF the value Of
$500, and small amount Of money. On Sa,ur.
day noon, Daniel Lombard Jr, "a native Of
Springheld) was arrested In Brattie street, on
suspicion OF being the guilty. person, and on him
was found portion Of the stolen property
Lombard has already been in the State Prison
twice, for larceny, aud served out his last sen !.
tence OF seven years only SO late as last April
This crime will probably send him there again.
si Sprinefeld Republican,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-28

10 The length breadth, and depth oi the Free Sol
principles of the Tay panty oi Massachusetts may be
Judged from the smpl Tact thatihey oppose with such
unIel, ming vudlcvencss The elGc ion &c the noble
PsIfey, while they remain in fu political communion
viii Cliogman, Mangum, a. d their ss>ociates--men
who farther in support OF slavery aud publication
than John &. Calhoun everthough OF going.
The SrEAEBoAT EXPLOSION. The New Oeans
papers filed with shocking details cf the result OF
the explosion in that city Of the steamboat l., usiana-
The killed and wounded amour, 10 200 An authentic
list OF names could yet he obtained, People on the
levee--peope on board adjoining boats were killed and
wounded. The fragments of iron und blocks of wood
which were seat with the rapdity of lightning from the
Ill faIed LOUISIANA carried death and destruction in ali
directions Men killed at the distance of two
hundred yards Legs, arms, and trunks were scattered
over the leyee.
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LEICESTER ACADEMY.

MR. EDITOR: Hav ng the privilege Of attending, a
few days since, the quarterly examination the close
Of the Fall Term in this Institution, was much impress
ed not only With tie general good appearance Of the
School, but particularly with The very thorough know.
ledge evnced by some OF the niger classes in the differ
ent branches during their rccilatons on hat occasion
Iii but justice TO this ancient school TO give PASSING
notice of il, Of the safe substantial and well ire
co semmares otNew England, in which all the branch>
! es OF solid English education and thorough know.
ledge OF the Classics preparatory admission 10 Col
ege has been given during the last sixty five years TO
great numbers OF our cizens and those of other parts
! of the countTy.
The continued and increasing patronage which this
Academy has received, while maliy similar Institutions
have sprung up around IT, good evidence of the esti>
NATION IN which II is he'd by the community and the
proof which gives, that former period have lis ad
vanlages to the student been greater than he present
time, VIII no doubt induce many avail themselves OF
| It's privileges. t
TIE cation of this Seminary in a heathEIl and nlea
SAINT village Tree from the temptations of some OF our
larger towns aud Cities aud yet so easy of access from
the Rail Roads, additional induceInent for parents
TO place their children, wh the young both sexes arr
moi only without these temptations TO indulgence but
are unaeF healthy moral and religious influence
The general character OF the School during the last
term, for intelligence and proficiency we should iudg
would not tall below that of former wears and il is
pleasure 10 those who have themselves received the ben
chts OF an education here TO nd that the number of stu
dents OF both sexes does decrease from year 10 wear
and IL IS hoped that the many friends of thorough eds
ucaon in the County Of Worcester will not only sustain
ii in years TO come by placing their children there but
that while other Institutions OF like character shall spring
up and be richly endow ed in orr midst the opuen and
/ generous beneacorS Of our Colleges and Ac adem les
will never permit this ancient and useful School 10 an>
guish FOR of funds 10 sustainit
| Nov. &C. I349. APARENr
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a. The Massachusetts Association Of Teach

u The Massachusetts Association of Teach
ers continued Il cir Annual Meeting through the
lay yesterday and closed it with an evening SEES.
sion. at -Briniey Hall last evening. The lecture
on Monday evening by Joshua Bates Jr, of Bos
Ton, was an able and exceedingly well written es.
animation Of the great evil ia our public school.
non-attendance. He proposed legal coerciye
measures as aremedy, especially applicable "a
the condition OF cities and large towns. We're.
greet that'our engagements prevented our attend
ing the subsequent sittings. We presume thai
an Official account thereof will be published.
The attendance has been very large and the
discussions able and spirited. Professor Agassis
participated in them. AAh
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Arrest for passing too Dollar Bills altered n
One Hundreds. Yesterday Moses P. Souier
and Abner Wicker, has hired men, were arrested
IN Quincy market for passing four So bills on the
Broadway Bank, N. Y altered to SlOO bills in
most perfect manner. So skiliully were thew
executed, that two were passed to the Messrs
Gilbert, one to Matthew Bodies, aud another 70
Wellington Burditt, several exchange brokers.
familiar with New York bills.-Bosfon poet