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RANDOLPH's DUEL WITH CLAY.

The night before the duel, Mr.. Randolph
sent for me. found him calm, bu, in a
singularly kind and con6ding mood. He
told me he had something on his mind to
tell me. He then remarked:
"Hamilton. have determined TO receive,
without returning, Clay's fire nothing shall
induce me 10 harm a hair of his head |
will not make his wife widow. or his chill
drcn orphans. Their tears would be shed
over his grave; but when the soil of Vir-
ginia rests on my bosom, there is not in this
vide world one individual TO pay this tribute
upon m,ne.'
His eyes filled, and, resting his head upon
his hand. we remained some moments silent.
] replied:
.sMy dear friend Qor ours was sort "f
posthumous friendship beqneathe by our
rno,hers,) Il deeply regret that you have
mentioned this subje CT to me (; for you call
upon me to 90 To the field to see vou shot
down, or to assume the responsibility, in
regard to your own life, in sustaining y"ur
determination to thr wv it away. But on
this subject, a mans own conscience and
his own bosom are his best monitors !
will not advise. but under the enormous and
unprovoked personal insult you have Offer.
cd Mr.. Clay, cannot dissuade. feel
hound, however. to communicate to Col,
Taitnall, your decision
He begged me not 10 do 50, and said '.hc
was very much afraid that Taunal would
take the studs and refuse to 60 out with
him."
|. however, sought Col. Tattnall. and we
repaired about midnight to Mr.. Randol ph's
lodgings, whom we found reading MIton's
great poem. For some moments he did
not permit us 10 say one word in relation to
The approaching duel; and he at once COM
mcnced one of those delightful criticisms on
a passage Of this poet, in which he was wont
so enthusiastically to Ind 'Ige. After a
pause, Cnl. Taitnall remarked:
"Mr. Randolph. am told you are deter
mined NOT to return VI. Claws fire; must
saw to YOU, nv dear sir, if am only to g"
ou, to see you shot down. you must find
some other friend
Mr.. Randolph remarked that it was his
determination.
After some conversation on the subject. ]
induced Col. Ta,tnall to allow Mr.. Ran
dc!ph to take his own course, as his with
drawal, as one of his friends. might lead to
very injurious misconstructions. AT last,
Mr.. Randolph, smiling said:
"Well, Ta,tnall, promise you one thing,
i'll sea the devil in CIay's eye, and that with
malice prepense he means to take my llfe' l
NAV change my mlnd.'
A remark knew he made merely to
propitiate the anxietes Of his friend.
MIR. Clay and himself met at four O'Clock
the succeeding evening, on the banks OF the
Potomac. But he saw "no devil in Clay's
eve :" but man fearless, and expressing
the mingled sensbility and Gfmness which
belonged to the occasion.
shall never forget this scene as long as
live. II has been my misfortune to wit
ness several dueIs, but never saw one, at
least in its sequel. so deeply affecting. The
sun was Just setting behind the blue hills Of
Randolphs own Virginia. Here were two
of the most extraordinary men our country
in its prodigaIity had produced, about to
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Partisan Novelties.

T have opened quite an attractive assortment Of
i French Embroideries, containing rich worked
muslin Collars, muslin Sleeves and Cuffs of the
newest styles, Ladies worked muslin Caps, Infant
Caps and Frock Bodies, Mourning Collars, Sleeves
and Cuffs, new and elegant patterns. Also a
great variety of Lace and Muslin Caues, some of
them very handsome, Emb'd. Lawn Handk'fs and
worked muslin Edgngs and lusertings.
JAMES WILSON.
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$50 BONNETS.

T have received the above number Of Ladies' and
i Misses Bonnets-comprisng every kind Of
Leghorn, Straw, Chip, Hungarian, Alboni, Dunsta-
Bile, Tuscan, &C., with fashionable Ribbons to
suit. Also Artificial Sprigs and Wreaths Bonnet
Tabs, Bonnet Innings, white and cclored Ruche,
black and white Blond Laces, Green and blue
Bragg, and black Lace Wells.
]. WILSON,
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nOnlestics.

DROWN and beached Shirtings, all widths 4 quxlitis
ID Superior undressed family Linens; pillow Linen
l34 to 1874 brown and bleached Allendale SheetiRgs
l2.4 Linen Sheetings
Red, White, yellow and Green Flannek
Linseys, Marlborough Stripes and Denims
Superior Bed Blankets, ia to l34 &c. &c.
The above will be sold low, at
Sept 23 A. NJ. 4 r. KENNEDf'S.
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Sugar, Coffee, Bacon, and Lard.

4 Splendid Lot Of
n New Orleans, Muscorado, and ST. Croi1 Sugars
Rio, Cuba, and Java Coffee,
lst quality Bacon Sides,
lst do Leaf Lard
n O. and Muscsvado Molasses.
Just received nj MOORE'S,
Camden, Oct. 3, 1851 Sign of the FLAG.
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AmER1CAN PRINTS.

have now on hand stock of FAST coLoRED Calicoes
that for variety, beauty, and cheapness, will bear
comparison with any stock in the Southern country An
early inspection requested those large piles of be.
ul patterns getting 'smalI by degrees and beaut
fully less" Some fast colors at st cents.
JAMES WILSON.
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"TdE RISING GENERATION"

One of the distinguishing characteristics of
this age and especially Of this country is the
rapid disappearance Of boys and girls. Histo.
ry assures US that in former times, there were
regular gradations of humanity, and that it re-
quired at least twenty-one years to develop the
child into the man. We are unable to account
for the phenomenon, but the fact is evident, that
the race Of children is disappearing. The
happy ignorance and sweet simplicity of child
rem are now confined to the cradle. The young
gentleman Of ten years of age is now as acute
and knowing in matters of trade and bart aim
ing as was his father at twenty. Arrived at
fifteen he sports cane, smokes cigars, patron.
ICES the drama and flrts with young ladies of
twelve and thirteen that are Just coming out"
He begins to shave, talk politics, and adorns
his conversation upon all subjects with the
most emphatic profanity. He becomes sensl-
tive on the point of his personal honor, cult
Yates champaign and cards, attends public
meetings in company with big stick, where
he is the first to call out the popular speakers,
and is vocifefous in his appreciation of what he
considers good hit. The "immense applause
with which the reports Of public speakers is
garnshed, is generally produced by the heavy
canes and shrill throats Of the hope of their
country" They rarely fail to be present and
assist at pleasure excursions by sea or by land
and when viands or wines are to be demollsh-
ed, are the first in the charge and the last IN
retreat 1t is pleasant to see them monoPoil-
zing the table at feasts, and drinking to the
health and prosperity of the nation, while their
seniors are standing by, chewing the cud OF
meditation, and looking upon the festive scene
rather like mourners at funeral than at'ena'
ants upon banquet.
This is m age of progress, and we shall not
be surprised should convention be called ere
many years to extend to young gentlemen the
right of suffrage, and eligibility to all ofhces'
including those Of the governorshlP ana tne
presidency. There will be but one step further
to be taken, and that will be to exclude all
men over thirty, from the electoral franchise
and from eligibility to political station. we
cannot perceive the necessity for law to place,
fathers and mothers under the direction and
control of children 1t is obvious that genera!
custom las already established that state OF
things.
Nevertheless, we cannot butsigh for the times
when boys were boys; when they did not car
ry big canes nor smoke big cigars; when sne
light OF innocence beamed from their eyes, and
docity and tractable spirit marked their de-
meanor.- Rich. Rep.
A soldier, many years ago, was sentenced
n b.ve b;s aars emf off After undergoing the
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English, French anl American Tsoth Brushes. some of
them very handsome Hair Brushes, fine variety
~, Horn, and Buffalo Dressing Combs; Purses Porte
Monaies, &c. With many other choice articles
merous to mention in detail. which make up
very elegant though not the argesp assortment Of ar
TITLES Of this class. Received at z. }. DELAYS.
Oct 28tf
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DRESS GOODS

DLAIN and printed, French Cashmeres and relaines,
L English Mlerinos, Blk and Cold Alpaccas and Lus-
tres Coburgs Canton Cloths and Bombazines CameleJn
Cashmeres, Fgd Lustres, Lyons Cloths Figd POpins,
Wooen de Chine. Daruask Mennos, Cameleon spun
Silks and Fancy Worseds. Dress goods of every kind
including beautiful Mousne de LANES at 1T, TO-
and Is cents. at j. WILSON'S Cash Store.
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NEW ARRIVALS.

THE subscriber having received large supply
i of Groceries, Hardware and Do
mestic Dry Goods, is now prepared to sup
ply his friends and the public with every article
in the line Of his business.
Those wishing to purchase will do well to call
and examine his stock, consisting of
St. Croix, Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugars
Loaf, crashed and powdered do
Java, Lagura Cuba and Rio Coffee
New Orleans and West India Molasses
Gunpowder, Young Hyson and Black Teas
Mackarel Nos. 2 and 8, in barrels and halves
Blacksmith Bellows. Anvils and Vises a.-
Collins Axes, Trace Chains, Hoes
Spades, Shovels, Nails, Iron. &c.
Sperm Oil, Linseed Oil, Paints and Window Glass
-ALSo-
Blankets. Bed Ticks, Apron Checks
Bcaehed and unbleached Shirtings and Shcetings
Together with large assortmentof
Bagging, Rope and TWine.
J. w. BRADLEY.
Camden s. C.. Sept. %.
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A soldier, many years ago, was sentenced
to have his ears cut off, After undergoing the
brutal ordeal, he was escorted out of the court
yard to the rogue's march. He then tur.ed
and in mock dig nifty, thus addressed the mas.
clans: "Gentlemen, thank you! but have no
further need Of your services, for have no ear
for music"
A gentleman, looking at his watch after
midnight, orled-"Its tomorrow morning l
must bid you good night"
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Just Received,
IN IL, g. 1874 Marselles Quilts,
lU. 10, III, g. 1874 Lancaster do.
Alexander's White Kid Gloves,
White Moreen for Ladies' skirts,
French Embroderes for Flouncing,
Clear Lawn and Linen cambria Handkerchiefs,
Cnlored FIannels for Ladies' sacks,
Very rich Dress silks, White Grape shawls,
Household Linens, Bamsby Diaper, &c.
E. w. BONNEY.
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tAAobASstS VI ty"et Att NoSScs
IQneen of Flowers Hair Oil !;
Rose Blossom Flesh Powder;
Pure Moelle de Boeuf;
French Bandoline;
Marshmallow Soap;
Hauel's Shaving Cream:
/" Fan Lustral;
Cut Glass Pungents,
beautiful patterns {;
Embroidered Powder PuE ;
China Puff Boxes
Cushion Top do do;
Roussell's Hair Dye.
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NUMBER Sc.
CINE PLUS ULTRA.,,

A NEW and splendid stock of Perfumery, Cos-
II metcs, Soaps, and Fancy articles, which
would have been announced before but for want
Of time, consisting in part of
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IN Cases Ginger Preserves. Received and for
IU sale by SHAW g. AUSTIN.
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| A. M d R. KENNEDY'S
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Ladies' Dress Goods.
Inquired Chameleon and black Silks
T. Rich printed and plain Delaines
MantiIlas Lace Capes, Collars, Hkks Gloves and lilo
seres Of every decrpon Just received and for sale a
A. M. q X. KENNDEY'S. t
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MI ON EY m Ar X z n.

fhipAy, Dec0mpeJ Do y. M.
We have nothing new TO report in the stoch nssAe.
today The money market s stssGily tghte ming. and
We have NO doubt there viii be s:ringeney Of some
duration This VIII operate unfsvorsby upon the fan
cies and perhaps runous 10 many whs have been
calculating upon Large profts The two leading fsnciss
Erie and Reading wiz fnd it dicult stand up against
q tight money market speculstors have been able TO
carry immense quantities Of these stocks by facilities
obtained from banks hypothecstion and 80 long
these facilities extended unesed for the combi
nation may sustain the market but In the of these
loans being called In there would be trouble among
the cornering operstors The banks evidently feel un
es IN consequence Of large shipments Of fspece and
nc doubt the proprety Of contracting their opera
ticns within sate liRits.
The steamship Humboldt from Hsvre, brings Eve days
late, intelligence hcm all parts ofEurepe The news is
not impor tant unfsvorsele Cotton remained with
out change and there greater depression tksn
previously reported in the markets. Money Was
exceedingly abundant In London. There had been sn
improvement in quotations for stocks and indications
Of sxtensve speculative movement were visible
Gold quartz mining stocks in demand ct large pre-
miumt and the excitement relative TO the gold mining
companies rapidly extending Many Of them will
doubt prove visionary and serious losses be realized
The New York herald., 1851-12-06

,,IB INV YORK WEEKLY EKRALD-THR RECEPTION
OF KossUTH, ETC, ETC.
The American mail steamship Atlantic, Capt. West
viii leave this port at noon, to-day. Her mails viii
CLOSE st quarter before eleven O'Clock this morning
The steamship Cherokee will leave at two o'clock The
male for California the Pacific ports and the Sandwich
Islands, viii close at two o'clock
The Nsw YoRK WEEKLY HERALD, printed in French
and English with important documents from Washing
ten, the full account Of the reception Of Kossuth &c.
&c, viii bs published at half past nine o'clock this
morning Single copies, in wrappers, slxpepee.
The New York herald., 1851-12-06
Stock EXCHANGE
CITY TRADE REPORT.

FRIDAY, Dec. 5,---6 Z. Nd,
BREApsrrFFs-F7our advanced to 81 O6< a 81 25, for
ordinary to choice State 81 1s24 S437 fer mixed to
fancy Western and pure Genesee at which 800 bbs
found buyers. Canadian ruled about the same, 100
bbs No having realized 81 os4 81 121s did also
common Southern of which 200 bbls. picked up
at 81 1sS{ $lS7H. Jersey meal and rye -four varied
little Wec brought 95 96c for 1000 bushels Southern
white Bory-8Sc for 600 bushels two rowed-ths for
mer value Rye held at 75c and Northern OATS, at
43 45c--. without demand. Corn appeared unatered
the operations embracing 20 bushels Mixed Western
at 90 5s1fe.; and yelew Southern, at 90 q 601sc
CorToS-The arrival of the Humboldt with more favor
able prospects for prices abroad caused sudden turn in
the tone and Of market, which TO- day has
been active at prices nearly &c better than yeer
day at which 2o00 bales changed hands closing firm
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
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important Definition. for the Deaf.

uubus One ignorant Of the science o( acoustics
fssng 70 cure Deafness and al dssa.ss cf ~, publish.
ing Of rreas pretended e havs been cured ty
him, without Their address "Qusct One. rreendinr ts
cure .u deses of tie ssr ~ the arplcadoh v.tor u
yrusse arid. svrlnaes oils. re- TmrostttOne prOics
snN 70 deafness by cs-nirE ths starry heavens
The above msy W feghd arfely Of tke da,
raers an the deaf should he their guard Dr. LEUfE
NEK W Bfa.svJ, ~ 10 the only rsCosni Cd iurst ~
edented IN proof Of Which hnsdreds te.umonias can
a. hs Ear lutrm.ry during tours daily froTa
en- o'cl0,k. Unpaid letters refused
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Married.,

On December I. by the Rev John b Aniger WILLIAM
s. Williamson Esq to Miss ENnI BAIsLEv, all OF Ja-
msica. L.
On November g. by the Rev. d. Stocking, Mr.. RosEKr
DuSs TO Miss kATE GrrHKm, New York
At Fort Hamilton. L l., on December 3. by the Rev.
Mr.. scofed Mr. RULrF VAN BnuNr TO Mise ISABELLA :.
MArLL
On rbursdsy, December L. by the Rev Mr.. J. c. u
stohlInsn. EpnAE G. BUrLnR to Miss WiLsE
Gn.scHo, all OF this city.
At Calvary Church Wednesday. December 8. ~
half past o'clock PM by the Rev. Mr. Dame Ex-Go
vernor ADDISON CoRwiN 20 Miss FEAVcEs :. H,LE, O:
this city.
The New York herald., 1851-12-06
sPORTING.

Guns GUNS, eUNt-TuE sUBscRIBrR FAC eN
" band large quantity cf brsss and iron Gup Field
SArrsys with implements snt equipments oomfete; nso.
llcp husfet Cartridges lsDgn Ras io 1000 Fto 60,
With large ausntity Of selid Spheres. Csse Grape ard
osns.er she shells se 100 sass infantry seeeo,reuer,
sempleN, with ctntnes and brsps.ck fpru.stts De-
rrtcn cfOransnce snd Ordnance Stores "A ecft notice
FartcalAr aeror W 6ttng bgsss funs fs gtswert.
qTrCHCOgK. lGf usfder lave
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HONESTEADS.

THE FRANKLIN BUILDING AssoCIArIoN:.A
i tpeeial meeting will be held at WashinAton Hall,
corner the Bowery and Hester street. ON Wednesday
evening, December TO- At half p,st o'clock kememssr
in the few yesrs create for the deposior TIE
500 All who want to purchase home can, ~ the
agency accomplish it, None too poor. pone too
rich 70 avail themselves Of it's advantsge now By
obtained rstuouslv either at the neeObg or
at the Secretary offce.
c. 2. PoSp, Secretary, once Nc. Is Spruce street
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ReU OTieans
MoktlS Tres

STOCK IN city In all hands estimated at II 600 bales
FREIGHTs.--Rstes to Liverpool continued fvm, and
vessels were disposed to ask higher rates. small
engagements Of -four reported, at 13lsd though
l5d was generally demanded; cotton at 16d ;,
grain at 4ad and cheese at 20s To London 5000 bbls
-four were engaged at Is Cd To Glasgow 500 bbls -four
and 200 bbls rosin engaged ct Is To Hsvre
cotton was At Ac., ashes at Sc 81 and rice at SS
There was nothing new in rates TO California.
PRovISoNs--Pork and beef seemed firm there having
been SEQ bbs Of the former and 800 OF the latter bought
at yesterday priceswhile 100 beef hams obtained
at sl3 80; $4,000 lbs Western bacon midies) at Sc
100 bbs lard at &C.; and 500 kegs do ut ~ 9c
Nothing new occurred in other articles
suGAks- Moved 70 the extent OF $50 bbls Cuba and
Porto Rico at A.. s2.c and 20 do. New Orleans at
5l.c. Demand moderate.
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CONT Calendar for this Day.

euynrsT CouIT.- General Term.-Adjorrned to Non
DAY.
0ncp,r CouHT-Nos b2e. 18, s4l, 8a2, s45 $40, lsa,
~, 40, S47, 848, $50. 862, 49, 2l42
Conxor P1rls.-Psrt Mos 1918 1225 I227, 1881,
1880 l24i 1913 l246 l249 1851 1885, 1887 1908 1853
1855 Part 2-Nos 1880, o9a, 822 $780, s2o, $40, $40,
b62, SOS, s8s, 9l2, e24, ea4, 944, s4s, $50.
FuYrR,on CovKT.-Gsneral Term m.-Motiors
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The tickets OF adnlisss0n OF the gen tie
the press to ride in the omnbuse in the
viii be deyerec 81 tho Mayors office Saturday morning
WIN. TYSON, for the Committee.
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lDvERTISEaBSrS RgNEwGD EVERY DAT.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

ntvIDLND.-C -CfTiZENs. FIRE INSURANCE CoxrA.
~ nv Uts. Ga lI.A diyideuG Of eight Per crat has
teen declared IBIS sty rsyttlt deuaad e ,s ne 30
r. Wall street ~ NOLAN SECRETARY.
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FIN Il ARTS.

AHInlcAN ART uNIoN;-TAE DIsTRIBgrIoN
.s ,ssi .s. q 1ss Hal ..
S % :. Of so,s. I e. ne
r. .ers: siIsus.s Dsss:s Hunsnsssn ri k!assss ORGY
; sisl' c,cpsey Church HSuns Eamqnd. Glass Wood;
o,hsf. Ss. artists: snpyrs
y
e P:d:s: y k.1ny Mount Es;sas.9. y K:p;s.s Ola
srs.ps ss.s Al
MADE seySn tSs prssen. srr. poportoass
=: y m. G
s msmber for artists and the country what no
Who present be
that Of former The free gallery containing Tie
broadvay lslT Brsonns st.
AIDES FAsHIoN.-KOssUTHs LIKENESS IN
II naiasuEs on ivory, for bracelets, msdsilons and
nsy be seen a, n A. Joei Cos js.eisrs SIS Brosdway
IL Is II s r.: y
for spy psTsop VINO will honor him with call His studio
EINI a ARTS THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
i's; v, K. Ss.s: :ss 9TH:
sss sss vs & al bs snS 81 Of
srs!: they would claim The ssssnsa Of shs lover:
u s
Printed sssusfa .is. ssh four other
grsy;eas i1Svisdfs but .Iihls cs.ay ana :uosnty
.Se sisurs hours ssss; is q
and sy srdn.fy secure coed income II .ss
t,iSn n: ,1:s:SssSn: xii pHnsss.y isI..Id:a y,
.se for ST. BY Oh the on''sa States Tree OF post
r. L. JEUNEHoMME, Rochester, n. r.
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Bile sole, Cutts rercha cole Estsr rroo California
Drsss Boots Of very superor and durable quality tore
with all kinds Of Ovsrshoes and other wear for
ssntismep misses ysuths snd children, may be found in The
Grsstsst prsfusen hsa ., the very Invest prices :,
BRookss New forh Booi and Shoe kmpcrium ls ,ui,ss
street siI doors from Broadway. 'tHi''i
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ANTHOLOGY. A sc. /.

lTRs FREwsTER FROM PHILADELPHIA, rENDHRs
I'VE her services to Lsdes sad Gentlemen % us
hsrtcgy, Leve and LaW Matters iaterrretins Ortsus.
hooks and science constantly retd hy Napoecr
sns VII tell be Of the l,dy geaslemss tbey 4
marry slso ~ the vser. Residence tJ OvNr
,eet between Cstcr snd Attorney streets v lse,ss
fnN ctntsi tasNtmta Vnt aollAr.
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LECTrREs.

IIUEGARY.-A LEcTURE ON HUNGARY. ITS PEo.
rs and Hiftorv will h. tgiivtre8 Monday eveuiur
bsteUl st ~ The Broadway fsberaacle, by tbe Rev "
J. Rspiall v. A, ph Dr. late d B,miuFoam England.
f'tbets - vsnr-nAl fe Lad at the p-pcp, Bookstores
ssa nenis Doeffs sr,n ~ scl"sk ls"tere rpa
tSpn
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New York Vclunteers.-A meeting of
tbe rixst Regiment New Yorh will be held
fy order, NTAIRtEILD
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VHR BALL SEASON.

MhH AyoUsTA JAkIs LEAyE TO JNroKr TN
her distractions In Dancing In the splendid
Of Isstute 669 brosdway where abs
rooms ~ and l6
uENRY WELLS AND sIsrKRg, MADAME h.
IA Gioys. Academy for Dancing and Graceful nspert
lovBs some Of the end fashionabe dances and
La CeiIsssnns, La Ksssuth, La HeaTsns sohossi.h.
La Redova. La Sorlisla, La yslse Simple; L. vaiss
Q Dcu1 Tenps, La Sicnenns La Polka nexarks Ia
yalse Ellssr Ia sehottish Simple Ia Polka Simple, La
C,seovs La yal:s Asnrs.ta lie QSsdre AaIurha s Co
e 1,Sn:Ts 4 c's. o.. L. e,
md Misses Wednesday and afternoons At three
eclosf Glasses likewise for Masters and Misses Tues
.suis will ss oven by courses Of ten ssoh and viii TAKE
and ~ 10 n for ladies' These lessons designed for the
adept TO practice we'll ~ for the beginners Hours de-
voted especially and evenings for private lessons
either ~ Academy the residences OF families