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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23
DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES.
THE Wnr HIYnmpeaa

The continued rains have made any attempt to
renew operations in the field impossible, it was OF
course vel known to the commanders, but TO the
MSS of the troops it is ssary to prove thia I'M
possibility by g practical experiment. For this
reason the reconnaissance toward Frederchstadt
was undertaken; having Eeen with their own
ewes that the fiat meadows around that town were
ali under water, in some places SO deep that only
the roofs OF many houses were to be seen above
it, the troops returned to their quarters To the
north of Frederchstads the Danes have established
permanent camp, near Ramstedt; between this
place and Stollinghausen the narshea haze been
flooded not only by the natural heavy rain but by
a dam thrown aGross the Greene. In fact, the
whole of the terrain northwest of Rendsburg may
be considered impossible for any military purpose;
aud Notwithstanding the discomfort Of the Ger
mans generally at The presen:,s, state OF inncaon'
any movement appears impossible.
In Hamburg an attempt is now making to raise
a voluntary loan for the Stadtbalterachaf' and the
prop ectus ia being saken from house to house, ons
it finds extremely few signatures, and Ia this com
mercia city there ars public establishments that
will not even receive The paper money of State
that forms its own suburb What chance loan
has in such state of things may be devned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23
nIrn. nllIler-still nIore Mysferx.

The following letter, in relation to the long lost
Mrs. Miera OF Niagara Falls memory, and who
lately returned to her home, in Detroit, Mich. ap
pears in the W1nchester Vngiaian A previous
letter, from the same source which has been shown
the editor, is in a strongly contracted tone and
speaks bitterly Of the supposed guilt of Baker:
DETROIT, Sept IL, 1850.
ny DEAR SIR: 1t affords me more pleasure than
l can well express to communicate TO you that ten
days ago we received letters from my daughter in
forming US where she was, and requesting her
father TO come Tor her, she not having heard Of her
fathers death. a friend was sent for her and Hhe
arrived at home last Saturday night. Her conduct
mas been most satisfactorily explained, aud l be-
lieve her 70 be as freq from guilt az she was whsn
fhs first Lett her faiher'a house. She has nos seen
or heard anything OF Henry c. Bakor aimee before
she left Winchester aas November. l believe he
left Winchester come time before she did with the
intention Of going TO GONE foreign country" and
since then aho has known nothing of him. That
be is perfectly innocent man, as far as she is
cerned, | am perfectly convinced Of and regret
that / should have done him so much injustice
wien ias. wrote to you. She his been utd.t
Catholic pro ection ever siRce she LEFT the als
until placed IL the hands OF her oTo friends With
regard TO tbs stories which appeared in The papers
connecting his name with hers, he will have to
make him own explanation. Believing thRt the
Communication will bring Joy to bis mother heart,
Iremain, respectfully yoors. ,ou,,,,r
DR. C. q. V REED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23
Puueral Of nnronssa Roshschlld.

This morning the funeral of the late Baroness
Rolhschild took place. The remains were brought
nom the decesGed's late residence in Gannersbury
Park, near Eapg, in hearse drawn by four horses,
followed by twenty two mourning coaches, contain
ing the principal members of the family, and q
great number al friends, Ths funeral procession
WA closed by gress number OF private carriages,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23
Ehe Pence CopRress Try Ing its Hand.

The Sohleavig. flolstein Parliament WIS 10 meet
on The lob, at Kie, Tor the purpose of providing
mean. for carrying on tbs war during the Winter.
if it 81 oad be necemnry MIR. Rlihu Burris aud
MR. Richard and Nr Joseph Surge have gone to
HohteiD, in to Investigates the claims and dis-
putes of the country on the spot. The three mem
bers Of the Peace Congress arrived at Kiel on the
3D. Should they succeed in inducing the schles-
wig Hoatein Government to submit the questions
in dispute the Judgment of Court of Arbitration,
they intend TO go To Copenhagen on similar
mikai0n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

gzRs DsReiiiy,s TeIearaph AineR, connecting
with ali sections OF the United Slaies General otce lSl
Broadway Opea from In the morning ill ii Al night
VISITORS 10 NevYork who accustomed 10 tranaschnE
busnsrs with the UReilN Llnss In any section OF sas
Tjni,ed ssiea will fuC their Interest, 20 leave iher atA'
RT iss,oc " wa is6n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

Kg- wotfevVhei eaa lelsers psien, besn granted
John a. WhPple snd ~En 3 Jopss OF Bos,o 81. 70. ss
vpeg on plssA all persons cautioned against using The
ao, ntrngemen VII be deal s WIN sn according eco 10
ponahle tiers. Adress JOHN A. WaIPPLE, S. Washing
sor x, Ro.ton 81 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23
BOWERY, NO. 2.

Ht tho
BOWERY, NOT.
They have soch OF harvest and Winter goods on hsn,
and able to suit the astea and wants OF their
shortest letter. and cheaper than ony other eaaos'
meIt In the trade ali wv"
SAJHAT NEXT! THE JOURNGYMEN TAIL.
w ORS' COOPERATIVE UNION TAILORING Es-
YABLISHMEPT, 1874 Ma srust one door south OF Hsek'
nen Is open oi busiaess aHd public inspection Thsy
Invite their fellow artisans and citizens to CHI ooae gar
ment from splendid escorted stock OF Eau and Winter
Goods Every garment is warranted 10 tit and made Ia
the mos. fashionable, durable uyle We in word,
come and see what working mechanics have done, can
and will do SIS Inn
QLOTHING AND TAILORING
Osock of fashionable dy-nade Clothing OF every dc,
scripton-OOO Coats from 81 20 s.; 5000 Vests from u
to 81 5000 Pants from 81 TO So to measure Clohs Gas,
sIneres and Vestings, embracing everything ne" ana
fashionable, A irstrate fit always guaranteed Single
trial viii convince ALL Twenty per cent less than any
house in the city for cash Remember fe name and num-
Der MICHAEL CONWAY,
90 3meod* l43 Futonst near Broadway
MEMS AND BOYS, CLOTHING at wholesale
Wand rctailOver fifty thousand dollars worth of fash
iOnable Ready Clothing for sale at low prices at }.
VANDERBlLTS, 81 Fulton-st. Also, large assortment
OF fashionable goods which will be made to order in style
that cannot be surpassed. No, 81 Fulonst northwest
corner Of Gold. 81 lHeod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

- which were Joined by others on the .0a5; ITO to
the the " oemessry in Norb Nile Esd road coa nns
l.15ss5 ss s n s"a a sis the
oos OF fe'peos " sD0 fI.oDdon Globe, Sept
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

Wiz Factory 10 at Waits. where all nmca can be
found The aTgest assortment in the city Strangers aud
ciZens should call and Judge themselves before puE-
chasing elsewhere BATcHGLoR's newly invented WiSs
obtained rver medal the Fair OF tho American ins
into Cony addrsss. uVlh N W SfH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

~ General Society of Mechanics and Trades"
men of the City of Now Y oTk. -Mechsnlcs hsl,
az Broadway viii be opened for exsm alton OF the recent
alterations and improvements Monday evening ne&t,
sd st An address will be delivered BY memoet ats
O'clock Members OF the Society their families aud me
readers Of The Library sre invited 10 attend g.
%, 9, THOMAS EARLE Sscy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23
GENERAL NOTICES.

EE FoSvisEs & ~ e43A, k'nse sni@aFsEs sAsS saA-
isshBfS, G3tstrz HAlI 49, Ghsss1-si csc- iAe Ps'S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

gT~ OH! Oh! On!--Only 80 cent? per gallon for
hesnth white oil that will cEsr and bright ~lnod
smoke or gum Give 1t trial Oil store lS6 Dys2n&e
u HAELO " ElAA1l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

Part If this statement be authentic. the Austrian
Bundestsg will want ihe pAucton OF the great hu'
rppean powcrf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23
Knnliah and Ru.sian En erfercuce.

A letter dated Berlin, sept. 5 says Il Is stated
in diplomatic circes that joint note, aligned by
the the Russian and English Ministers, reached
our Cabinet last evening, requiring the Intervention
Of Prussia in Hostein for sha purpose OF restoring
peace Should Prussia decline this duty, the united
heeta of thu two powers ere to lombard Kiel
Count Munster has lief. this city for st. Peters
h1rr, On 4 nnecial miEninn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

fortune to make his e.cnps Ar this momen. thsre
is not single insurgent in aims IL Catalonia.
[Cor. Vines
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

~ Tie Orange ueuntRin Water-ORre, "a
Boulh Orspge Gssex CouSy Nov jersey one hours rae
by the Moi ria and Essex Railroad from tho city Te e.
Enlistment has pvAe baths sached 10 most OF the pa
hsnts rooms. Address Or. CARL LORENZ who has sac
ceeded Dr. ecker III The medical department OF the Inst
tulon Visers wi ske the the foot OF Cortland
Al ais A M sid II P. III. sl6H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

~ New-York State Physo- Medical Society.
-Phere will be Special Meeting Of The New-foFk safe
Physo Medical Society the Capitol the City of Alba
nv on Tuesday he Sh OF ociooer next 10 take into con-
ederson matters OF impoEsuce to he sociey PuncSae
attendance Of he members is earnestly requested.
Ey order: P. LASHAai MI freS,1en
b. n. SWEET Secretary. sSlo1>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

EY~ g Cbrepo. Thermal system of 1Iedlclnem
AL Ins Long III Ann st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

~ Dr. HOn4htos'z wakeT-Gase EstahIEsaa-
Eaent No. Wesg g.sveuihs, three doors ron Broad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

81 DIR. saavvsa ssaken-0Ers fnstitEtsea; -.
asy Pwafsh-ai aad GryayIsiy 2l,ee ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

e. water (]uro.-T L. NICHOLS, - D. and Ers-
II i. COVE HICHObs 81 ~ee;-T we2iy -secoac'si fs.
uenr received full board. dag treatment or Nsied
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

RE Warer-Cars insUGnfes-Gtty and Ceua"
try.-pr TRAIL fecstvca parienGs Tie comotloas cy
establishment, Is Laghi ano at Oyser Bay, Gem.
mun'cshon dsit between ihafs pscef b steamboat ana
Railroad General practice suandea to Coa'p'sNons -
as Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

~ DR.. LuteHer's lar InflrmnFy, p WaTsn-at
near Broadway open from I'LL ? for TIE exclusive iTea.-
ment Of ear diseases desness d5harges from tho ear,
and all unpleasant noiaes in The hesd cured In sh' time
without risk or pain Consultation fee ST. by letter Or OH
aYWi.e Unpaid letters refussd sl5 lmOolVN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

RIO ROOKBTNDERs.-For SALE one q Ei 81 Issfs.
Improved ruling machines ane a. oIg ,s o. IN ruling
sfndn,sS Iar,tr of every dsScrpnon, confusing " aGs.
Of Engsa coor .sivels French ru nd nsesa
ala red estei and FFenca' 9eFuAAA Is snEg COOK
pspsT For sale by 295i Pearl IL
aft 2wt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23
Dr. GA. RzED

CANADA "A Montreal latter givsa IN account OF
E large sale OF New-Epgsnd Dry Goods at that
poin'-the first experiment o. the kind in Canada.
The saIea realized about 81 600
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

GAMPHENE AND BURNING FLUID.
VA H. gllITH. 8l Grand-ss- New-York and ~
w oPrlton-g Brooklyn is authorized agent or thg
sale Of our Camphene Dealers In me srco Wood 40 Ten
call and examine the article and inquire the price Deto9
buying elsewhere II viii be measured out In any quaint
iea suit wsgoners regular price a. NE anoys
places u linz J. & y. EHdLD, s1An-Is-1-1 Us
RDOON BINDERS LEATHER,95Esa91 Us. 5oSsSrlos,
gEyers, coorsd Cali skins wrench turkey no,occo a9s
5a Red Leather Sailed sps and Ca sd9 Ho0 h1 S
a S San5 lsrys sssonmep Of Geo Dudays s1ps
Tor sarE gEivsrs slank Sheep and Lay Cal sSins AH
~ nbtch Ia oSarsd ri the lowest market PRICES, Dy
VI " 20 49, JAMTS COOK 2i5t p5RrfsH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23
CLOTHING.

TIE ASSOCIATION OF TAILoRs
ASEG TO iNFORM their fenos and The public that they
have opened aiore for The sale OF rsadymade clothing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

gEy CRAWBUUK'S UPHOLSTERY HOUSE, yA va
w Ship Furnishing Wa1erooma $50 Grsndsf g g,s
York, where viii be found complete assortment o. w.
following articles feathers ha, moss and nos SA{.tslSs
beds mattresses pElasszg and cushionEi also. osast
OF avery description viz patent scrow, iron joini 20
icnt iron scrss cottage ard runds, eos &c an not
splendid variety OF window shades paper n If.
6ers Gc HF c. would call particular &tsenv AZ beds
rev style Of hsr acd spring mattresses n Us by
and msttYessss renovated ard made oye. e9la ~
ns1 Imk w CRAWBUOk. a53 9fA Ds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

PAWKING YoUsE Op j oAaoTHEas g. "
40. Is WOoD.aR. PTYRsBUR0H, PA.
5~snT LOTIONS made 90 al the principal Cihes o
he United Staies References in 1sg.Yors saess,,S
yylusioy7, Isanier & Co 81 Wzi-zt sHl!r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14
BLISS COMPOUND
COD LIVER OIL CANDY.

The Original and only Genuine
gNNHIs ADMIRABLE REMEDY Ior Coughs, Cods. In
duenzs AAthma Sfoncnins, ard all afecions OF the
Rhros; and Lungs before The puolc for the
pas year during which time has been Tested most thor
up hy by the moat competent TO decide upon It's merits
Every one knows the virtues OF Cod Liver OIL but 1t 10
IKE sealed book" TO ands Of suffering invads on
account OF it's repusve snt sme The proprietor has
entirely obvstsd this without deTactnE om tbs medci
nal virtues Of the oil by combinng 1t With certain other
celebrated curaves In the ofm OF most agreeable arh-
Gle Of confectionery by which can be- administered to the
most delicate Invalid with The iessi Inconvenience Pur-
chaaers musl beware OF counere lie rapidly increaa
Ing popularity excited the cupdily OF certain Dfu ggs
and Conechoners In various "a " OF The country VINO are
preparing article under name put up In sml-
r style with copy OF the wrsrper and are mus endeRV
ofng to palm miserable imitation upon the public aa
the genuine article TO public from lmposluon
and 10 prevent further countere the proprietor has pro-
cured new and eegant wrapper with vgne!ts repre-.
sepiipg e engaged in the codhsheries coast and
She ms,hoo OF extracting The oil from the OF The Cod
and have aecured The copyrsgh OF The same and shall
deal with all heterogeneous 10 The extent o. ,helRw.
g-Be particular and iTQuire for BLISS Compound
Cod Liver OH Candy Examine the wrapper and observe
4he fscsime OF the signature OF the proprietor without
which mono can be genuine Prepared only by B. X.
RIISs Druggist sp,ing fed Msss sole proprietor For
safe al whoesse or retail by B. D. Sands 100 Faton
Al ebn Willard 1873 Broadway; Astor aud Irving House
Trnp Stores and 10 Broadway. ala 4ttSSt& We'd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14
Hon. j. r.. Observation-Disclosures.


Mr.. Otis OF Maine, from the Select Committee
appointed to investigate certain charges against
Hon. Joshua R. Giddings, made she following
Report:
Pine selec, Committee appointed under a resolution
Of the House OF Representatives 10 investigate The chaSe
against Hon Joshua Glddings OF having In 'roperly
Deparlmep with power send for and PAPERS
tsvc attended the duly assigned !he and asked ea'
10 report: !,
The Committee have called bs fore them the persons IN
h!s city who vera supposed be able TO give informa.
on UPON the subject referred TO In the resolution aud Is
nppears from their testimony that papers relsng 10 me
sppoipmept and removal OF the Pos master at Ooeslin
Rad been Improperly abaacted from the files OF the fos
Office Department Authority sen TO Ohio 10 take tho
de posions OF ose who hsd received any OF the aosac
ed pspers and any o.herR who could give Information
touching lhis matter These dispositions. the minutes OF
testimony and such OF thesbssced Pspero as nave ceen
been returned herewith submitted Neither from tue
examination OF Witnesses, from the deposittons ~ere
he3 Lble ascertain with certaasY ~ SaaoAAne papea
wera sbsaced '' . ..s-t -,
The Committee are, however unanimous lnsue opln-
Ion that there proof thai Mr. 9ddings aesactea lhe
papers, that they transmitted to Ohio by hn or ~
der his frank that he was In any way connected WIN
the rar sacIlon. 49,,
"They therefore submit for the adoption OF the HOUSE
the following resolution ..
" Reoypsd That the Committee appointed 10 invesa-
gale the charge against Han Joshua Giddlng' OF nav
ing improperly absracied papers from the es OF Tue foss
Office Department. he discharged nom the further con-
alteration OF tee subject"
The resolution was agreed to.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14


FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS By the arrival OF the
steamer sauda, the st. Louis Republican learns
that an Indian fight occurred between the Ostoes
and Cheyenne Indians. The former, who reside
on the south aide OF the Missouri, report having
killed large number OF their enemies, but az
they brought in no scalps the statement was gene
rally believed TO be untrue. This fight, il there
has been one at ALL will doubt lead to other and
perhaps more serious disturbances between the
two tribea. The Ottoes were on their return from
their Summers hunt, and the battle is reported to
have been fought on ihe head waters OF & stream
called Big Blue.
NAyAL.-U. s. frgate St. Lawrence. Commander
a. Paulding from Lisbon, arrived at Cowes on the
both Aug and sailed next day for Bremea..
The U. 8. aoopot-war Plymouth, Commander
Gedney, which left Wbampo on the 22d Feb. for
Cochin China, Siam aud islands OF Southeastern
Asia, is supposed to have been seen on the 18Th OF
May, off Great Natumas Island China Sea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14
By THR MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NALL.
ThinRs la Philadelphia.
Of Tho Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday,


PH,LApELpalA, Friday, Sept Is
Our city has been unusually quiet during the
past forty eight hours Daring last night theirs
was not single breach of the peace. We are
improving.
learn that the Marion Hose Company Of vour
city visit Philadelphia on Monday next They Will
be treated Hospitality, depend upon it.
The Flour m'rbet continues very quiet; sales %
500 bbs fresh ground for shipment al s. 2 ob which he
uniform asIiux Or CO. She demand for ely consumption
c n1pues limited al 1906 624 for cooomou and esVa
brands Rye FLOUR and Coss MEAL arc held al IS The
demand for WHgAr n'irues limited bat prices are IN
caspe.d Sales Of 900 bushels prime PennsyiYan Whe
81 life ir slore inducing Southern Red a. loSe
ushe The sale OF RYE Wss al boc Cosh 10 10 goed
de n,rd but the uppss are limited saIes OF 800 oss1es
NJ ntbarn Yellow at 5J66c sfos OARS are In reqaetS
an .eytrnl lots OF souhen solt At 57DS'c = 0ushel
ss es Of WHISKY In bbI ?7c hhds are held al Ihs Sc ne
price. -. ~, 30 PAW. nm Az
81 COO Nav 60 rs SSt $1,000 DO. SSt SSO do 81 StoIe
Reading RR 6s no. II 500 Reading Rd .6s Si9N stsio
So s2l 100 North American Coal 81 $4,000 Reading A'R
S. rs 10 ST. co Yeunessee So So
Second B,aya-2O Penpa RI AZ 81 eeo Reading RR g..
74t 5000 do 74f; $50 Reading RR GOT 81 do Eos ito
Farmers Mechanics Bank, 69i; 5000 Texas kekt'er'
ed Notes IS; 10 Commercial Bans. 61i fhIaaeipnia
Bank 1891; 81. coo BEADING Ar Go 74s.
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INSURANCE.
MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS n1U-
TUAL, LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS MU"
TUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE, Sc Wallnt
FglHIS COMPANY commences business with Cssn
Capital of q 10000, actually paid in and invested
the Stocks OF The United States and OF Inc skie OF Now
York. .. ...,
certain the OF the sums Insured By the Company
whether the claims ariae fifty yearS hence or within few
years after its creation 20 J The character OF The Prua
tees Ia pledged To enable them 10 redeem that pledge
they deem II necessary require the payment OF full pre-
mum according The rates OF Insurance At The most ap
proved Offices both In England and here In cash. and mol IN
either In whole or In part
Persona assured By this Company will participate In INC
profits of the Company The Of eighty per cent OF
he smoun for the prssen with the prospect Of dividing
the whole OF the profits among themselves whln Anor'
period. ,,.,,-
now accumulate fund for future day in ssginga Banks,
to avail themselves OF the additional benefit OF Life Assur-
al ibis Company without making larger deposits from
their savings than are now msde.
Premiums may be paid annually or may be divided INTO
semi annual quarterly, or monthly payments
Fhe proSpe us OF the Company, which moro fuiy dls
coaea It's views upon subject OF insurance. may 0e OBJ
iained atir Office.
James Brown, Henry 0rtnneD,
Robert B Hlnturu, HoratloAleo,
Russell Nevins, Charles n. faiboh
PAM 9in \ oof M"gsf' W VIII IN Nv & Webb
Jacob A Weservslt 0. W. G Setback,
Marx W Coet Martin Hoffman,
George p Pollen g 8. Robbins,
VIM D Murphy WmIW Billings London
David q. NeYing, Benz Huntington,Sag Hsrbor
Richard Irwin John G. Lee, Boston.
Henry Chauncey, 6smue LaWrenco,
John II. Gourie Robert Hooper
Alfred Large Fhomes 3. Curtis, -
7. Suachan, WIN. o. 6uIslo,
JOHN l.. WENDELL, Actuary.
GEORGE ABBOTT, M D., Physician.
B. H. BOVINE Solicitor.
Flu JOHNsToN M.D. Medical Board OF
sI2 2miseod ALEXANOERM GREIa Secretary
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SCHOOLS.

,>>:,soI xt RyFNlNt; SGHOOLS--Notcei is here
sivan that Evening schools FOR The ednceuoh Oh Ap
rsnnces and hers whose Ases or ~ sSoNDAy
EVPNIEG The S0ih inst for term Of seventeen weeks
= he rooms Of the male departments OF 'ae i0ho"'ux
aS Ward-Ward School House No. 10, JAmess] be-
tween Chatham and Madison-ss
s,b wsrd-Puolc School Hoase No. 10, l@9 puane-N'
Church ii. - s,. 80.
1h Ward-Ward 5choo House NO 10 hAoIio7-''' H0o'
81. vy.Ta sob"" House No % ClsrEs, between
Boring and Boone sle
9th Wsrd-Pubic SchooI House No. 8, corner OF Hud.
10Th ward-Ward School House No, 8, Ludlo vat near
nh wsrd-ward Sch, oil House Nos, stanton.h cor
,9,b wsrd-Wad school House No IS, Forastast near
l2th ward-Wnrd school Hopse No 90, Eighty-sixh-st.
near Fourth
IAN ward-Wmd School House No II, orsnge.s!. near
l5th ward-Ward school House No. 90 Thrteenth.r
near XIII Az
l8th ward-Pubic School House No. Is, Twenty
seventh VI near Thrd.av
EVENING SCHOOLS FOR THE EDUCATION OF
FEMALES
Notice also given Evening Schools for the edue.-
Don OF females ~i be opened IN aontay the 51 nal Ia
the Female Departments of the following School Houses
4th Wnd-Wsrd hool Hooae No TO- JamesSL BE-
tween Coa'hsm aud madisonstg =,
9Th Ward-WaYd School House No q, Clns-st DE-
tween Broome and Soripg sis
10Th Wasd-Wsrd School, House no. 8, LadIow-s'' n0a
1lih Ward Ware School House NO D. oau'ou'' '-
ner Sheriffst -, s..,,, =, rasr
18th Wsrd-Ward scbo3i Ho1se No. Is. FoftoIh's near
Eighlh-ay A., On nrh,,teer,h q,
18Th Ward-Verd 5 hool Houso No ~, Thif'een'n's-
near S'Itu-sv. ,,oo m -, nod
and eyer1bng ntoyided ns may be required 10 connuc'
Schools sS,a 90 must inS
~ Tho oos "a loon a. the Schools are opened
j. g. kEDFiELD, j h rvs ,pT uaWs
C. j. DODGE d hDpfA"A N"'
Commitlse on Evening Schools.
Office Of Beard Of Education, Ssot IA ala eool9P