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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-12
Columbus, Piqua, and Indiana Railroad

We clip the following extracts relative to tho above
road connecting the Ohio line with tie BelIeenaine
road, from the American Railroad Journals
"The cities OF Philadelphia and Baltimore, with the
design cope with the northern avenues, and control
the irac of the west projected two of the
pendous undertakings which country boast the
Baltimore and Ohio, and Pennsylvania Central Rail-
road" having their termni at Wheeling and Pittsburgh
the Ohio river. On the continuation Of the former
line from Cumberland to Wheeling, great efforts were
made continue this chain through the States of
Ohio Indiana, and Illinois, TO the Mississippi river
st. Louis. Each State through which the route lays
became interested the enterprise and individual capital
and industry lent the UTMOST TO further this great
undertaking. This grand central chain OF railway or
much of is embraced between Wheeling and the
Indiana State line, comprises two divisions; the first
composing hundred and forty miles between the
OHIO river and Columbus and extends through the
ties of Beemont and Guernsey, GAINESVILLE and New.
ark to Columbus, the capital Of the State. The
ond division constitutes nney-nine miles OF the cham
called the Columbus, Piqua, and Indiana Railroad.
This line passes through Madison county Urbana Pqua,
and Greenville At the Indiana State line junction IS
formed with the western trunk of railway, extending
through Indianapolis st. Louis Subscriptions TO this
division have been made to the amount OF $500 600.
The entire line Of nneynne miles is under the direc-
tion of A. G. Conover chief engineer, IN preparation
for letting The immense amount Of way and through
business necessarily thrown this road with ats hea
wv local trade must render productive OF large pro-
fits to the stockholders and well worthy the attention Of
capitalists"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-12

FRIDAY December g. 1850.-The Convention was
opened by prayer by the Rev. Mr. LONG.
The sections in the bill of rights heretofore order
The SECTION declaring that the Legislative authority
shall be vested in Senate and House Of Representa-
tives passed by vote Of ayes 124, noes 0.
The Convention resumed the consideration of the Sec
tion fixing the number OF Senators and Representatives
when
The President laid before the Convention the report
of the committee apportonment Of the Ohio Consti-
tutional Conventions which referred to the commit
tee on apportionmcnt.
Mr.. CoLFAxs amendment, fixing the number OF Sem
30 and the House 100 being under considera
tion Mr.. DoBsoN moved to amend, by striking out 5o
and inserting $50" as the number Of Senator's
discussion here took place, in which gteat number
of Delegates took part. which consumed nearly the
whole of the forenoon.
Before the question was taken, the Convention ad-
journed.
In the afternoon, the Hon James Elliott the newly
elected Delegate from Shelby county, appeared pro.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-12

G-The Cincinnati Commercial of the Sd inst. says
that two hundred and eighteen girls from Yankee land
arrived in that city the day before their 'way the
new factory just starting at Carroton, Kentucky "
This be mistake, far the place OF destina-
ton is concerned Cannelton Indiana is, no doubt, the
place ere they to be engaged, as we know that ar
were made sometime ago for the reception
OF that number at that place.-Sfate Journal.
We were not aware, before, that Cannclton had en-
tered largely into the business Of procuring husbands
for the. fair daughters of New England.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-12

Ono LEGIsLATuRE.-The Legislature Of Ohio was
organized on Tuesday In the Senate, C.. s. Convers
whg was elected speaker; II. A. Swift, freesoier,
clerk and James A. Scrantan, sergeant at-arms. In
the House, Mr. Morse, fccsoiler, elected speaker
c. w. Blair, democrat, clerk and Mr. MITCHELL demo
crat, sergeant at arms.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-12

U-we learn from a passenger who eamc down the
Bollcfonane Road from Pendeton that the business
the road is rapidly increasing, especially IN -four ant
hogs giving the much they can do The road
is in fine order.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-12

n The steamers Ohio and Cherokee lef New York on
the 26th r for Chscres, with 500 passengers
them was Butler King, collector for San Francisco
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-12

~ leading French paper states that the number Of
French exhibitors the great exhibition Of 1851 will
exceed 500.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-12
Arrival of the Arctic.

The Arctic sailed from Liver
vember. She had fifty-onc pass
is Mr.. Clay and family, late mi
The indications are still stror
ton Of the Austrian and Prussi;
The overland mail from Int
was healthy.
There is no news from Franc
A great meeting was called q
to oppose the Catholic mover
Catholics threatened to oppose
a riot was expected. Meetings
ishes.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. Goo
Sales of the last three days Is
advanced Cd per quarter, with
in moderate demand; white
Large sales of flour at former
and firm. Lard is quiet. Bee
limited demand. Tea is firm
vance. The money market
stocks are also unchanged.
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I1p1ANAroL1s. Dec. a. 1850

IIDIANAPoLIs, Dec. 4, 1880
Mr.. Brown, Editor Of the State Sentinel: In your
report of proceedings of the Convention yesterday
does not appear in the yeas and nays the
adoption of Mr.. Raridens Resolutions amended by
Mr.. Owen; I voted yea. You will please make the
proper correction and oblige II. c. PRATHER.
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RAILROADS.

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD conPANY-
w VI. s.eoco s.y.9 Per cen, ssr.s.ss Loan;
rs and only morsass b0nds Of the Michigan southern
r.yss sS,sTi y's ss' n .S' interest vi"
The. s'Hs, r.; ,.usd gnS., u. rroy..n q g....,
TO d,poss sell their either wi,ha or With
SSsn . PIMA e ssI,.s
kasr Es y . u: pscss
in niehi,sh -hs.hs, already built ssrsafsr % s.
nv. ON. on IN sssr. "a III . ,n.s ~ %
.ncun, not than sooo Be i.sssi Until ,sr
,sass q miles ioS ss E's % Witch POINT Vi. se
X. security S sS fss r Il. Soassys mortgage
ss,ssd qs,,,s'aiy ne eniy ,e aron read -hi.s.
roe mile q main lin. bssass brsneh lss .nd Which
and s t els. % ne ss s. 'ss
TSsh slsc16g s !. I;g!::..,.d y :..sl
y T. ' u an .S's. Ss,:s. y, :s,r, ..s.
insr..se o. rsy.nu. daIy Is.rsssss ssrs
nss security which viii The psyn.s' q he DEBT be-
fer A.E.s, lssg the earnings YER. slsa7z. rer sep
in ts present uahnsh.d sossition Tny miles 81 com
,..s ro.S ~, :. sed.s :. tr,Iaa TIRE. 'n,a aas I'm
ne early neat srrnx thus doubling the leuxh Of the
This road r.r sonsinueu, Iss o. railroad, fr.-
vi. Rsro.s L.I, rS.s !: "a Is,.r,sss
Nearly The Whole Of s sr.ai lin. from S.- Yorl "a the
tts sss,pr River either eonpssed OF In the sf
he provided for soet bsinx raid
REGULAR nsslmens spd the proc~eds a bonas
nshy required Cor 90 gu5eas., d lont h..y ii .sl
rueh Ser gre.,er itduesmont for SAFE nvsssnt thas
tkose 81 THE Cempany.
1he smpowers the Trustees, offiiurs
ray the principal rtertst % the bsnd take pss.n
o. ne Rad aud receive is esrnin. % sell ~ due
dett
The Bonds are In sbs spms 81 81 each p.yssi. A The
Mechanics Bank, in the city % New York, Novswbr
s- t1 With Interest At seven per cent able
trst hay Interest warrants sstsshsd W
the bonds
rour hundred thoufsnd dollar, o. VI. bond. ar. nov
oforsd for sale.
proposal, amour, lee. than 81 900 viu
he receives until the 18th dsy % November nart.
Proposals. may he Addressed " WINstOw LANfrR
CO. No t2Wsl street OF 20 c. LtTCnFiRlD Treasurer.
No y wsll .trs., ,sderssd PROPOSAL. for niehissn
thsf ths s@oua, nav srersdD will he disposed 81
Absolutely and without the highest bidder The
Company reserve the right 10 withdraw ,he renspder
the cntrs srs net satitfactorv.
vih MAPS. msy be obtsiusd ~ calling on WINsLOw,
lArIERh co. ORR a. LfTCHfiELD. 81 stherlof which
places COPIES Of the boLds ant mortgage can - hsa
Copies 81 THE bonds aud gaze nay ao - ss on sp-
E hsps o. s !. ssms. v.I
s1tss rbess lids are accepted - NJ required 70
per uren the sncunt aEAfded y thsm mmeNstsly
rsmsinasr In squal ancunt The ~ art 18Th ~ Dscen
n.tt hit rarity vi ~ liberty % In full 40
o,es Intsrsst vii from ~ dav ~ payment
w." GEORur RLfss
CHARLsS BUTLER,
JOHN eTRYSER,
EDWIN G. LfrCHrTEID.
New Tsrt ossoh.r a. lSo ccnmttss Of N. Dir,stsr-
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POLITICAL.

n II
"A tstes from ths Eighth. Ninth and Fourteenth ~ards
Henry Arcularus unanimously elected and declared
the Of the said Convention for Congress- from tho
Fifth Congressional district. Il. KING, Chairman.
CHtRLfs A. PrySRnIiY. Secretary.
NINETEENTH WARD UP FOR DgCLSCY DENoC-
rscy, and Fair Pay-The DenOcrs &c glseors Of the
Nineteenth Wsrd-those in favor % deosnoy asd
ordinary fair dealing in the Of the
rarythose who believe the modern mode Of eOndustinG
OF the primary elections be perfect farce And that
ninth street. Monday evening the 7th inst not only
perfect farce, but downright remeditaed cheat and
svinde from ito conception 20 it's olosea its acts there
fore fraud IN no shape or rense binding upon s
ruled by the double and treble voting Rock BOy aAd
rowde, end the like floating capital from all parts Of the
elections remote corners the ward and there
from the POLL iists -nd
voting-snd above all those oppo.ed 70 the nomination. ~
stsh means or sleetion By any means Of political dems
them In the councils q the city other eousei -
the exclusion therefrom o. honest worthy
democratic siestor Of the Ni6stsenth ward
the above views are hereby respectfully invited Attend
Meeting 20 be held At VIM. ID sparks Monument House,
corner Of sy hrst street and Third wsdnsday
test means OF protesting themselves thos
and frauds and TO take such other they
deem best aud NEST advisable IN the rrenses d. hou-
msk,r. samuel Dunn. J " Dunlap Thomas Kerr job.
Carter lillian Miller. Robert KiIr.trot n. wadham I'd
yard Tnten. thomas Ienrop; Joseph Cuthpp. Richard
Thomas osesrs, Richard o'Hesra, John Iynn Ansos
Herriok, william Sparks. ksicom simmons henry Oates
Erist. CbaS 8. wlett. d r. Collins uenry Hoassnd Den
mis- Turbity, John Homer, rster Ftsnsr John O. Parker
James Quict, N: Cilnere. John Ksns, John Donshua
Csrrgan. james finegsn, Thomas Hall. George Ben q.
CLARK, and many others.
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TELEaRAppTc.

BOSTON AND EEw YORK rELkGRAPH COMPANY.
~ once NOS wall s,rset lse.ess s,ery.l-rhis hne,
psnf Hcusft Fstent FrnLng tnstfnw~nt, IL In
" New Haven, hartford Springfield, rrovidspss Bos-
ter The er.tehes sre rrstsd BY The irsruent In RE-
atins ~ .nrtins and sens.suse liability V srr.r ss-
cesssriy sssasnt all other tslesrsrher
II. Taons 81 this line depeaa uron rnnetusl
uissien snd ssvf of their aefpatshss v
tnrir cWcfs ntleF ~
order Pricss Fer ~ zen ~srts ceat~ .sd sf
laws srusdrs Yv..iseus.
sASIps2 ctsnz. Clsrk Il shs esTposasiea
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TAYLOR 3 DIR nArrRn. roRwARprNa AND COW
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

NEW YORK ADD PHTLApELPHtA.-EEN YORK
srt FhilaAslpha pireot-United states nail Lns.-
hrsssh IN y. hcur-, vis E.- Jer.sy aAirost-vare re-
noed 70 - for trst s~1s aud o. ~ fer soond eseeet
forh ats ~, from feet 81 Ccsrtsn1t ssrsos AID ~
rs,,,s sns y ~, from feet q Lh.r'I sgess I..vs
Nslrut s.re-t
CAspxs AVID ABBOT RAfLR0Ap LINZ rOR PUf-
49, ,syss ..Isss h az 81, ore
lays sseeptsd IRON risr No North Eve- fsre-ri-f
vac esrf. ~ ssc-nf slsrl et1a 80
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ADJUSTMENTS IN PHILADELpslA.

DARNUM's MUSEUM, PHILADELPHtA-P.T ? ASwUM,
ID froprstor And manager; Henry sanford, sss ant
manager: More atrtetion Another eegaat aclo una
This week will be presented Miners splendid music % dra
called "Basanieo. produced in superb and
entrusted 10 most resbe cast Also, variety Of snro-
commencing at three and half past o'clock The ally
place OF In the afternoon Admittanoc 70
cents Children under ten years l21s cents
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AMvsEMENTs,

WI % .essd: Il: famed 'ss:..rss :p:s..s. =
NJ Y Dsrs Tsssr: v. Pops Cen er..s sr s Ssis
sso a. d mness s Mr. sar:
Pu,nsn, Ers waoott viols.sh Mrs; Jordan. tn, per-
poEI s!s;s:Iry NJ 1:f,,s Jai n s s TIE
.. We DPy yud.ass spiavS H Bsoss Bose
cents Pit LIZ cents. Doors open AZ haf-pass6.
QURTONs THEATRE, CHAHBnRs srREHy-rUxs-
81 ks: SSsf " q. =;
fssI.Sn M BLEND Tsd.rTnls a:..rd RSssrs%
1 Sss n sr'' aS.' syS1ss s sai
Felix Fumer. Mt Burton; Mr. simon Hornbower Mr. John
tSn Mr. S,. Iss J.Is Ms mslnsn r9p.y n;s Iii
5essns Doors open at 81 o'clock Parf<nA.sss sonns.ss
NAneNAh rEEAIRE-oHArHAn STREET s.AR
~ Roosevelt-Tuesday evening, October l5-The per-
N Il. Ga sSs sGs9'
Proctor After which III. c.mpAnslossps or Swiss Bell
yi.s n. suGSs,sfai s,s@s q THE NAV yoRx FIRE
y A. Perry Mr.. wealthy; Nj; G. We%S.s Me-. Heroine
boxes. st. Seat. IN os:hssS Ssns ssn, IN CENT" fr'''
Howard Grand streets. Monday octoSsr .sh
mRsny E nas.. u S sons the
Duets Gess,, Sqsrts,tes. C5oruses ksfrsins Sc,
best perform.rs in Amtrea Admission twenty hye eent
aoCn Concerts On Wednesday and Saturday
OPENING OF TRIPLER HALL. (BRoADwAY. oPPo-
~ site Bond street) by Madame Anna Bishop. who will
day Oct l7h. Friday Oct 18th, Saturday 10Th The
perfection Of the vocal and instrumental
for the sons both number
talent have never before been attempted in the United
10 vioiss 10 vioncelio 10 double basses flutes oboi,
elaIionets horns, trumpsts bassoons tr mbones.
opheeliede, drum casa. The Choral Department will
number nearly hundred voices Programme OF the Open
ing Concert Thursday Evening Oct HEh-Partl-l Grand
Symphony IN minor, No s. Beethoven. Movements IL
Alo conbro; 2. Andaute motor Soherzo and allo
finale Recitative cal Tempo Ell move Csvstins, "Ah
quapde in Reggie UgJ, Donletti. by Madame Anna
bishor: Aria "n Ferma" seuramde, Rossini sung by
sgnor Noyel T. Grand Cherus-CGm Of the AeereTs
se Descriptive Of the awful sam upon the the
rising OF the breeze, and the JOY Of this sailors the
sight Of land first te in this oountry Beethoven Part
Il Overture to theromsneo Of Euryanthe Weber
Reoitave, sc SuEaBnh veu csvatin Dove sono lie
Grand quatuor, Prisons ofoent double grand
forte by tour emf professors Reoitatve when the
sheep in the fold BALLAD, AUD Robin Gray by
Madame Anna Bishop 8. Full cherus Hlelujah Messiah,
whole under the dire elton Bocbsa Tickets
dollar each, TO all Of the Hail. will be ready for de-
livery Tuesday 10Th, at the Office 25l Broadway second
floor at the music and the and evenings Of
ans other interesting materprce 2h cents Carriages
to set their down with their horses heads
Amity street, and take them in the reversed order.
ballad ENTERTAINMBNT.-.. r. ). o. WOODBURY.,
- and the Pianist, Mr.. Wander Wsyde from Germany,
positions for the hoan Piano 1hursaay evening
at RUTGERS INSTITUTE near East Broadway aud Chn-
street NJ Woodbury. will sing several beautiful
them entirely new; ong Jenny Lind's
tnr E tAE Aa nd he nt lA tt fn
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SALES BY AUCTION.

10 tsI,un:,-Ia;:$sy os, 4 = 4: s:s:l :. 81 .sdE9
ssr..l Of Death ans Pale sssrsssd
s Pal. Horse peinssS By the ass VIM Dunlap Esg q
York pupil q ssissrs.sd TAi: pi:'1,: ..lsa
.nbOdyipF large portion the hssa.fal yisoa had
s sa ss ssS,:d s 1'S1ss
artist Il surface Of two hundred saaaTs f's, a9d
n. Pointing i perfect state Of Preservation and will
sous sosnsryman is now on exhibition at The ssiss room
where descriptive osssiosSss eau be sbt.insd Any enter
rate ten thousand dollars year out q IT, s.hbi.ing
nssh By sxhibias it in this great emporium o. Norh
wssrs as e sy
present t.e THIS painting hss been valued As hsh A ten
the country Of the ctes churches always
be bad f9 ns ing BY me sabbath
months credit.
vVERRENeE BOYLE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BY
nc Zoo ssS rs
stiDs Of teas coffee barley hoq soap candles
pork hams shoulders stsud casks kegs counters scales
weights and measures. One horse WAGON and harness
W. BROWN. AUcrIsNnER- HoUsEHoLp FUR
lo O'clock at No q Broadway, will be sold at auction
embracing every variety psrlcrs chambers,
ready.
A pcTIoN NoTICE-BEAUrIFUL OIL PAINTINGS,
ns wssns,day oos
81 M W s Ss
tiee Of families. Sale Ferempt0ry for cash.
ITO THE CITIZENS OF NEW YORK AND VICINITY
sples did cole elton of har framed oil paintings
principally American scenery the works Of an Am riean
artist the citizens Of New York aud its vicinity
70 he .old ~ T. HUNTS auction store i6 william street
Wednesday next 10th inst. at IL O'Clock, AM said
paintings all ready 20 hang parlor walls and Hae
Of the materials All desirus OF having mod
ern paintings will do well "a call aud examine for them
rtlves. W. ". SHIRLEY. Auetionesr.
GENTEEL FURNITURE = BENJAMIN MOONEY WILL
~ tel1, "Wednesday, at 10 sclock, at No. go West
sixth doors from the southeast Of
Ninth opposite the terminus of Kip Browns
canal line Of insisting a. Mahogany Sofa
Chairs Rockers Book Care Tables Girsndoles Bedstead
Carpets Oil Cloths Bureau &e Glass aud Esrihenware
Stoves kitchen utensils The whole TO be sold for cash.
the family leaving the city.
CORPORATION NoTICE.-sALE OF PROPERTY FOR
" unpaid TaxesPuble notice 10 hereby given that sale
Of property for unpaid the 1877 aud 1885, will
sake place public the City Ball Of the city Of
New York Monday the day Of Dec ber
o'clock AZ and be continued from day to day until the
whole Of said property shall be sos and that the detailed
ssement Of @ property to be sold for .nPsid taxes pub
JOSEPH n. TAYLOR. Comptroller.
C0mptrollers Office, New York, Sept. 10, 1850.
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AmUsEmENTs IN BROoKLYN.

RRooKLYE kUsEUA-LkssEES, hEssRs. LOWELL
- Kng-TreAsursr Mr.; J: A. Jaskson.-Seeond night Of
the sgassment Of Mr. and Mrs John Broxgham. and Mr.
ard Mrs j. slosn.Tnesday evening October is 1870 will
be performed, TEE SERIOUS fAkiLY-Captsn Mcguire,
M Brougham; Chsrlss Mr. level; Amnadah Sleek Mr..
sleaa; Mrs Deluain Mrs Brougham Mrs Torrsns, Mrs
Level; Lady Creamy kTe Dyott; Emma, Miss Jefferson
To sonesds with the REVIEW Lnony hcTwolter Mr.
Brot gham Deputy Bull Mr. Taylor; John Lump Mr. sloan;
Grace Gaylove, Mrs Sloan Admission. Is oent reserved
seats. HH sents.
MoNTAGUE HALL COURT STREET. BRooKLYN.-
l Mr. Ctsrusud and Mrs. Lsnnsy have the pleasure
inform the gentlemen Of Brooklyn that there will be
mig ela under thu Instruction Of Mr. Ogle, every
Monday and Thur,day .. half "a commence
the 7st instant at the assembly Of the above place.
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EDUCATION.


BOARDING AND DAT SCHOOL, 40 NINTH sTRREr'
betvses First and sssond Aysnueshiss Dram, Prnei
pal. Library and k<ading Room furnishing eompste
With competent teachers direct the reading Of young
ladiss whe have through the ordinary tent books
attached 70 this nsttution. Lessons given In Drawing
A CARD.-nR. OLIVER D. GOLDSMITH. RESPECT
ssS and s,..is PSS: .as T nsn
srns rec issiSis rapid ana sr.osfsiSsaa nTsrs m.r
chant sooountant and professional nsnevery youth
:s1s sr.D:'' S Id, in ne sSd =, !.
70 observe eonvesaosal eivs social fe inovs
vii y received daily III. 1esH Al 81. fsis~ins S.., I
40 H. sna .sd e.Isst ioi rsrn.-ris. pSsr.
hour each Including customary payable the
nsnt Private lessons AZ eihsr hours during the day
rerns-ffteen dollars for the Of lessons Crcu
lars may be had AZ the Rooms 80 Broadway frt
above the Irving House.
ITO rEAcHRRs.-wAsTED-BYr THE FIRST OF NO.
tsnt Teacher in fsSsh aud Classical School 10 the
He must be graduate Of college and understand
pal church and bring good tmonsls Of character
seDcusai street. between 5 and . o'clock A n.
A LADY BELONGING TO THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
who desirsus Of dsposins Of part Of her II me
'nuns oovsrnt; 70 I'VE youus children. and who iuiy
studies may hear family snsous 20 secure such services
BY addressing t. bor ~ Post Once, Brooklyn stating
xbsre The sprsan may be found With other particulars
ksfersness required.
EDUCATION AS MORNING OR DAILY GovHRNEss
ina ebgsfemsnt as above she teaches English Il,
trsnshes French tscquiIed In Parisl md ltsan Ad
dress 8. " r., $50 Canal street
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RALLAD FNTEhTAlNhENT.-..R r.. J. %. WOODBURY.,
- and the Pianist Mr.. Wander WSyde from Germany,
will give Concert Of choice Ballads AVias aud other
positions for the holian Piano. 1hursday evening nss
at RUTGERS INSTITUTE near East Broadway aud Chn-
ton street NJ Woodbury. will sing several beautiful
some OF them entirely among these Jenny Iinds
Greeting by Epes Sargent the of the Prize Conn
nttee Mr.. Wander Weydc will Tlay rich selection from
the great eomposers snd several beautiful impromptu
pieces single tickets 80 eents admitting persons 81 to
be had at The door. and at ell the Music Stores.
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i Lss0Ns IN DRESS CUrrING.-hIss CULVER WILL
II be At No l55 Canal street. for shsrt time only,
Sah s ladies Fowler new method o. Dress Cutting the
best and easiest plan invented IL IL nothing bat
ment TO ut Dress almost acquire II In half
day 60 as to themselves sther mako
ht Families find IL exoeent please call the
Pattsrns for the wais eeb success warranted Rules
please call
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XNRANKILN MusEuM-lz6 an Arn ~ sQuARE-THc
WALLHALLA, 81 canal SIRE

w New Haven Railroad depot -Ano, -rtat ht Over
flowing houses witness the unrivalri ,sai ustrels-
This band stands unr allied 10th for ttag and tIusieal
talent fhe wonderful A-a' girls, who's. part 10
greeted With shouts % appreciation t The or-
gina models, personated by tho most elaruls formed
in oYistencs Como ssrly aud ylar
Performance 20 commence at Ooyek The atsrroon and
~ 10 the evening ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS stat 5S oens;
pprquctts e ssnts A ball every night.
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ININr ARTs.-ro p.oUeRRroTyPp ARTIST,

EINE ARTS-TO DAoUERRE0TYPE ARTIsT5-THR
subscribers wishing to direct all their time and attsn-
on to the patent Talbotype branch Of their
DESTROYS TO dispose Of their Dsueueoyps Gallery and
good will to npesnt Dafuerreotypist This gallery is
the mest complete and valuable in ths corntry and con-
tans thousand original Of eminent
statesmen Of when dead, and other da-
Suerrsotypes Of them in existence The establishment for
merly under the Of ksssr Anthony Clark Co. and
late whie, h in the most desirable lscs,ion in New York
27 Broadway, has always been favorAby known in this
country and doing good business All persons dssirous
and for the undertsksg hear the paou-
lars By calling AZ the establishment, 2i7 Broadway
LANGENHHIN co.