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W So acres, more or less with the privilege Of pur-
chating) within 80 miles OF NevYok with good house
and outbudiDgs Address A. G.. Tribune Office, stating
particulars &c. milo 2W@
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


81 n. q. F.-Grand Assembly Of the In-
,lBs.,aent Order Of Odd Fellows, a. Tnper htll'
aaTe00NDAY EVENING, March IL, 1871. AicA'-s' ~
y! m nIs q DrSI,y IL STUART, Halls of Justice.
~ T CHILD, 81 Prk-row
AN CHARLES MCGOWAN. 90 BarcIsysL
sa D SOFIA. 484 Pearl-Bt
- r. A. ADAMS. II NsSssu.st go er
. W o. 0ROSER Order Desk, custom house.
: Al STERN II Cedar-st
. JoHN MEDOLE, as Cnritiie-st
, a SIC BENZ. j. PENTZ Stuyyesant Insurance 20.
he .,rrer Of Broome st. and Bowery.
Committee Of arrangements
n, a, the aforementioned:
vhSHN J. DAVIES, Grand Secretary, Odd Fellows
Ni.NEs II. PERKINS Odd Fellows Hall.
~ HALL & SON, 2S7 Broadway.
ynWIN j. MERCER. corner Nassau and Ann cts.
GOLDEN RULE OFFICE, A Ann-st-
pr STORY, 25 Fulton ST. Brooklyn
FRLkE 2f5 Bovery. corner Stanton-st-
IRTAYLOR Controllers Office, City Hall
WD KENNEDY, 2ll 0reenwich-st
Johnson * GRO5ER Cortland-st
eR WEEKS. Columbia College.
BEACH BROTHERS, Sun Office, corner Fulton and
JAMES w. HALE, Courier and Enquirer otice,
ga VAN sEUREN, 2l3 Bleecker-st.
mr. q Il WILLIAM HOGGErT, Wihsmsburgh.
Pc ANDREW A WEMMELL.
CHAs RING, 1872 Broadway, corner JOhn'sl
SIS Members Of the Order are requested 70 appear N
"a ma Tu& FIR then m07tT
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WANTS, &C.
WANTED TO HIRE.-FrOm fir

w May by two single gentlemen, the second story Of
House (wih bath &c Ia the neighoorhoOd OF Broad.
way between While and Amily SITS Address c. G al this
pncr. mia y.
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BENJAMIv MoosEY, AucIlOneeI

BY =, COLTON, AucIIOF ecF, =
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.--At
Il the auction room, 50 Beekmsn-st and 80 Annst,
THIS DAY 1Ci O'Clock large and handsome assor-
ment of Household Furniture, worthy the attention OF
housekeeper consisting In part OF Buresux OF every de-
scnptou imitation black walnut and rosewood bedsteads
mahOe any do one lsTgs and heavy mahogany DO hsr,
straw and husk natresses p'liasers tele eses and
other sofas sofa bedtesd marble top tables, card So ex.
tension dining tab e. wArdrObes, book cases wriing
desks secretaries Office chairs book racks writing tables
handsome white painted furniture an suite, tncosed wash
stands mahogany chairs &c Goods packed Tor shipping
al the lowest rates. mla ~
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SALES BY AUCTION.

BRucE A. Chiffon, Auctioneer.
DECElV ER'S SALE.-COLE "
eCHILTON will sell st auction, by order o. the re
cever of the Trust Fire Insurance Company on FRIDAY
March H. $751; at y O'Clock. AZ the Merchants Exchange
the three brick Dwelling Houses and Lots situated on me
south side Of Safest be Hicks and Columbia sts
Brooklyn and known Nos SO, 40 aud AZ Safest The
Houses are three stories high with aes and counter cell
lar 2 by IS feet; Lots 10 feet deep In good order and
posfesson will be given Immediately liberal amount
NAV remain on bond and mortgage Of the premises Par
tculars al The time Of sale VI the Aucuoneer ALI
l0ill miO fLB
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BOARDING.

ITO GENTLEMEN, married or single,
n thai wish 20 procure gsntee home for the present
year be accommodated At 50 Second 81, block
ON PeCk-sip Ferry, Wthamsburgh The eutire second
~ would be let to family OF grown persons posses
ri ~ on the Isl OF April Charges moderate The best Of
references and required. Apply the premises the
ljth 10th ASl7Ih of this month or on he lst Of April
n II g.
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WANTED TO HIRE.-A respectable

family tof Two persons) wish Obtain two or three
Rooms funfurnshed ihe first second o)r Of house
occupied by genteel private family Location be
between Fourth and Fourteenth and Fourth ard Fifth
ave- Adcrs 50 X. A. Union-pscs POst-Ofhce mis- 81
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no BANKERS AND BROKERS'

Il DOLLARS.-Wsned to sell, to enterprising man,
BUSINESS Of the FIRST respectabity, easily managed,
without competition and paying very handsome prohIs.
Ii il no seency but tafe permanent business run par
cuars given al the Counting Room, a Conandst mlS5
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T'ENANT WANTED.-The own.T of a

"A - HOUSE Of the frst class az Lamartipe place.
ct between Eighth and Ninth av Ia dasirons
e pa Of 70 small family the location h moi arr
passed " any IN the City, having private Para r front
&c 10 very desirable neighborhsod References ef he
Class VIII Be given and required Persons having any
Pply ~ sboVe milo Tvs
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A GERMAN GARDENER is wanted. -
[NInQuire al Is Beekmsn-st MD 81
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LEATHER.-The

ROOKBINDERS LEAIH En- nc
Ilsubserber has on hand and Is constantly reeeivng
English eoored Skvers coored Cslf SKINS French IuT
key Morocco Russia Red Leather Stated spus ao1 O1i
skirs Fool Coii Marble Paper and every article re-
CURED for q Bindery Always on hand age ssso'lhens
Of Geo Dudlevs superior Bark Ssvers blenE snesp ela
Law Calf Sans an OF which offered ~ ne lowest
uariet prices by JANIS COOh' sol Ee1l-sl
nj ins
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EESE,S MEDICAL GAZETTE

DR. REESE'S MEDICAL GAZETTE
AAND JOURNAL OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. this
day. Sold by s. s w WOOD, SrRINgER TOWN
SEND, 7. j. CROWEN and d. FANSHAW. Single num-
beTs cents. - .
CONTENTS THIS wEEK-C announcements OF Medical
Colleges Small Pox and Waco 1snon. Scsriet Fever VII
cious Advertisements Latin Greek, Frauds OF Home
opsihy ~ Y. Academy Of Medicine, Quackery &c
ml4 ats
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J0Hs T ROLLINS, Auctoneer.
SALES OLE HOUSEHOLD EURN l.

0TURE at AUCTION The undersigned respectfully
give roiice to their friends aud the public hs they
prepared give their personal attention 70 the sale OF
Household Furniture al public auction during The ensuing
season ROLLINS l. DUNDERDALE, Ascuoneers,
lnl8 lO,s Office 50 Waist
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TOHN q ROBERT OSBORN, Ill

EUHN @ hODEItI OIJDOtASs fII
a WsIlsf find necessaryto advise er friends ana Gus
toners hat Hessrs Wyckof scrymser Co VII 40 on'
Ger recstve Samples OF any Wines Of their importation
These Wines however, may be tasted a. hef7'oiofe Ne
following Brokers:
Messs. Dsvis & Hennqacs. % WeIl-n
Mean Hayward Kerstemsn, rs Welsl
Messrs scrymser, Smith Co l6 WALTZ
Mr.. 7. Van PelI III frontst III Inn
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WANTED, UP TOWN-A handsome
w ~ farnshei room with board. for lady snd one
child. he months Old in private family, near washington
or Union squares Price not exceed six seven dollars
per week al included, FIRE, &c None bat parties OF The
higheat pectabty viii be treated with. An T. family
fall particulars mis- n
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ITO LAWYERS.-A member of the
Il Bar who has been In practice alone In this city for
years and has good class Of clients and number
Of very important suits, wishes 10 connect himself with
an older counsellor who has large business The sdyer
Users wish would be attend the trial OF and
the general active business Of the partnership He Is well
known At the Bar 10 active interchangeable and ambitious
Address 81. X. b. at Boyds Express Office, a Wilamst
ml2SlF
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ID. S. HoUGR, Aucuoneer.

JONATHAN d. HOLBROOK, Auc-
a. ioneer and Commission Merchant, Office 70 Broadway,
New-York
References-Hon. Moses NJ. Gr1nneu, Hoo }. rre~eos
Hail. Simeon Draper, ESQ Hon WV Brady Q. Herring.
ESQ. Geo. r. Nessiil ESQ. Coleman Stels0n.
Sales Of Real Estate Household Furniture Groceries end
Outdoor Sales solicited Money TO Loan on kond aud
Mortgage lstlm-
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ROARD.-A gentleman and his wife and
1.-Two or three single gentlemen can be accommodated
with pleasant and good board by applying a. IS Ru
sers-st. References required. mia lw-
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sIthn -, zee whose terms higher nan '1OE7 "a
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=. vnRK xvEFNLY TRIBUNE,
ruF sEYI-WEEKLY TkIbUth
TUE NEW-Y0Rk TRIBUNE

Fuosssase ,,,S Two eoDies for s.. Ten for S%o
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no EDITORS AND PRINTERS

thorough practical Printer, 80 years Of age no has
had considerable experience Editor and present
high tesimonisls desired, OF his abilities 10 manage
newspaper with proper tact and talent u DESTROYS Of OBJ
tanning employment sole Editor assistant In Daily
Weekly psper which 10 either democratic OF neutral In
20 tics or be would have objection to acting foreman
proof reader IN such establishment The advertiser
seeks permanent situation and would prefer an Office Of
which he might future time become part or pnc
pal owner Inquire Of WELLS x WEBB corner OF Dqeh
and Fulton sis MIA u
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TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., by
TVEACHERS WANTED-Whose

u T. a u II h N - w AIN Ill w uOSC
names are registered at the u s. School Agency, to
FIJI 20 vacancies in city and country offering good induce
the beat teachers male and female principals and
assistants English Classical, French, Drawing &c. Also
for sale several fourshing Schools, consisting OF fine
houses lands furniture, full attendance &c Aso, per-
manent scholarship in Wesleyan University for sale
Teachers registering fee ST. large collection OF circulars
on hand Apply early, postpsid) personally, II posi-
bic. + II. WILCOX, Proprietor, 293 Broadway EstaO-
liLhed 1917. mis- "
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DOARDING.-To let, with Board, q
Ib suite Of rooms separate otherwise, In a house
where few hosrders kept Reference OF the 70
specabty required and given. Apply at 76 East Broad
vgsv ma lmT
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ITO TA1LORS.--Wanted, a 6rst-rate
a Coat sud Vest Gutter for custom work One who has
rad experience IN the Broadway trade preferred Apply
10 WILLIAM d ABBATr ( CO. l63 Wiliism-st mia 81
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ITO LET.-BOARD.-A new. hand
4 some House. between Fi'th-ay ard Broadway Rent
$40 The owner professional gentleman, with no FAINT
ly bot daughter in school, occupies he house he
would be glad remain IN It liberal terms II TAI en by
intelligent neat hOusekeeper, (piOus preerred who
would Il cheerful home for himself ant daughter
Oher bosroers and small children would be- Objectionable
References - changed Address, with description Of fam
~, +. + G., tribune office. ml4 II
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A SIT

HNO BLEACHERS.-WANTS A SIT
IL UATIoN.-A man thoroughly and practically &C
ouanted with the Bleaching of Flax Vans and Ll1sn
Cloth OF ali kinda; aso Cacoes either for Printing
market work The advertiser has been brought up 70 all
parts Of he business rom bis youth and can give sAsse
letter postpaid 10 the Editor OF this paper mil DW
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A YOUNG LADY, competent to teach
IA Music in desirous Of obtaining situation in School
in that capacity, teacher In primary department
Address Nj. X. at this Office. ml%A'
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GENTLEMEN and their WIVES, OF
DOARD nm WILLIAMSBURGH.-

TTNION. SQUARE.-One or two single
u gentlemen or families without children or servants
can be accom- odated with Rooms and Board by applying
AT / piou square ml23tVFkSt
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DOARD.-A suite Of rooms on tho sec
Bond floor and rooms Cor single gentlemen can be OBJ
tanned by applying at "a East rwenty hirdst ms Inn
The daily crescent., 1851-03-31
FIFTEEN CENTS A WEEK.

less appearance but which he his friends would prove
terrible to the One curious thing connected with it
wss that he intended to hur his friends, but
would reach them than by the action of certain springs
woud rebound his enemies and explode in their
midst. Wonderful, indeed was its mechanism and had
not the Mayor been at with the Government, he
would undoubtedly have obtained patent for it.
No sooner then, did the constable him the shoulder,
as s the custom of those officials than he let fly his pr0ca-
nation full at his friends, which. reboundng carried the
dire destruction among his enemies. For time the air
filled with and legs, but the smoke cleared from the
field there they stood unhurt, and in the perfect ORDER
Now malicious enough to that it all smoke
and that the limbs, which flying all directions
but the effect of Imagination but for my part shall
always believe that the devil who in aid of his own
put them together again. The pussan Anthony, however,
declared that hes, but the signs of that
spiritual annihaon which he had wrought upon his foes
and satisfied with having thus fulfilled his oah he calmly
surrendered himself and departed for BienviIle.
And now, cannot fobear paying the feeble tribute OF
my admiration to the mind which has perfected nstru
men that calculated produce greater revolution
in the art of than that which wrought by gunpow-
der Hencefoh. the sueriDgs of It's victims will be
iesed by spiritual coutortions and soulrending agones,
instead Of limbs and bleeding bodies and the
ton Of the shall be suppanted by that of the priest
Oh, mighty Van Twaddle, how does the genius Of an
Archmedes Roger Bacon, pale before the respendence
Of thy lofty Intellect
The daily crescent., 1851-03-31
uses nj ne.th

Death, it has been truly said, is the great law of
all organized beings. Neither animal nor vegeta
bic is exempt from it. 1t is the stern fate, the in.
exorable doom, of every thing that lives. The
same agencies by which the bodily structure is
bnit up and the vital processes that constantly
maintained, at length undermine that structure
and bring those processes to a termination. Nor
are we able to conceive of any change by which,
under the present constitution of things, such a
result should be prevented, or to any considerable
extent delayed. What miraculous interpositon
would have taken place in favor of our own race,
had the first human pair remained innocent, we
know not; but that man was not designed for a
physical immortaliry-to live forever this earth
all the provisions of his constitution abundaniy
show. The remains of the innumerable animal
tribes which preceded him in the geological series,
while they attest the former prevalence Of life in
death.
But, although thus connected with ife and a,
The daily crescent., 1851-03-31


SrAIN.-We have received files of the sc Clamor
Publico". and LA Nacion" from Madrid, up to
February 23d, and translate from them the follow
ing items:
The late Inauguration Of The Ayanjuez and
Madrid Railroad, has caused a considerable stir
amongst the capitalists, etc, of SPAN, and three
new roads are now m contemplation, aud are ex-
pecied 10 be commenced as soon as the necessary
measures can be taken; those of Alicante, VaIen-
cia and Carthagena.
The . Rarceones," Spanish paper gives an ac-
count of some experiments made with new gun
powder, invented by Sr. Don j. Roura the cost of
which is one-iourth that of the commoa powder.
The experiments slated to have succeeded TO
the satisfaction of all present. The proportion of
the powder used is about one.eiehth of The uuan-
nty of common gunpowder.
line OF electric telegraph is about to be placed
upon the road from Madrid 10 Aranguez
The =" Ciamor Publico" mentions a report being
current that the Eoo" or hying machine of Sr
Montemayor, would not make the voyage as an
nounced, in consequence of his moi having sufti-
cient funds to complete The TAIL; the machine be-
ing made in the shape OF an immense bird.
The Rairoads of Langreo was lately opened to
the public, and the occasion was celebrated with
great rejoicing at Gllon
IL Is reported that a company has been organ
lied, consisting of Cuban and Spanish capt asls,
with the object OF carving on steam conmunica-
tion with the Spanish West Indies, and that they
have bought from the Spanish government the
steamers Hibernia and Caledonia, and TWO others,
now being built at London.
The following amount is stated 10 have been al-
ready subscribed 10 the furtherance of Mazini's
plans From Piedmont, 627 900 francs; the Ro-
man States, 536 722 the two SiciIies 24 3il from
Austro Lombardy, SIG 36I; and other places
29l 5ll. Total, 2,lS5, ,93S francs.
The daily crescent., 1851-03-31

SUNDRIES-
~ Dntfeld Hams-l00 terces Sugar Cured
kentucky Musisrd-l00 boxes;
sardines-9C9O boxes;
Pecans-6 barrels;
shOt-Buck and I,roo, assorted. .
soap-ly1 boxes Salt Water:
30 - 80 boxes Bar .e'Ona CASTLE.
vost's; '' u e' u A''
T. Preserves 20 cases Philadelphia and Irnderwood's
rof sale by e. J. HART n co ~ Tchouprtonlas st.
ElhE BRlCKS-20OOOO English, Scotch and
American, for sale by
mhl9 hAYMAN u HOLDEN. ss Magazine st.
X lCE-50 casks prime Carolina Rice, landing ex
\ ship Hamlet, Tor sale on landing, by
mh1e BAREt.II co. 81 Common 81.
NUTS-500 bags Pecans Walnuts Almonds,
y Filbers and Brazil Nuts. for sale by
mills A. f. COCHRAN, n Tehcppitorles e.
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A SURE and safe remedy for, and will positively
cure the Sick Headachs, Chills and Fever Jaundce
Dyspepsa, ahron'c Darhea Sea- sickness, Cholera and
Ch9era iniantum and restore healthy action TO the Liver
entering INTO 'her eomponnd They 70 mol pupor 10 be
rey or a manner OF diseases that flesh heir 10, bat
perience warrants us in saying the above they will posi-
uvly cue They will nlso all arrangements OF the
the system commonly called rheumatic
f II az exeelen, remedy for the Gravel. and Verm
10 ,rrspeIed only by Dr. =. FAscHER, 140 Fulton
street, New I ork, a few doors from Broadway.
For sale, Wholesale and retail, by
E. d. BEACH, lN Canal street,
sas. Texas and Florida. teIIslyd&w
The daily crescent., 1851-03-31

THE AGUkRREOrYPE SALOONS, No.
80 Camp street. (Shi IS buildngs) are now open
tor the reception of visitors, who respsctuy invited
exnmlne the very extensive collection OF PORTRAITS.
tT These SALOONS have been magn nicenty furnished
and attention will be bestowed give satisfaction
patrons
Operating Room, constructed expressly for this purpose
an lmmense SKYLlsHI, and by NEw CHEMICAL Pro;
in very short Of time (ony few seconds) exhibiting
high degree OF perfection, with the proper and natura
no, be lite-like
EF choice variety of new style Enamelled and En-
graved LoCKETs of the finest Gold and best workmanship
suitable for Miniatures. furnished the manu- facture
prices
t1S Artists supplied with every Article used in the Da-
guerreotype ut hewYork prices. Il JACOBS,
d24 tim No. 80 Camp street New lrlrans
The daily crescent., 1851-03-31
MUSIC.
NEW MUSIC STORE,

NE w MUSIC STOHE,
SO Ca1np street, three doors belo,o Poydyas.
THE public is respectfully invited to call and
Ds sss%'sf Fl AlsSFss 'SsfTTfEs 'Sa %sfS HsT
andy sPS MusIGAL .; iSsTRGMESTs % a, tn he V
c S,s.d Piano Fe%s, irem Psys Co.. Henri bers.r
Gilbert ssri y y Go. and the bes, q other maker.
eoo PIANO.. and fsnno. S f% sm ffsr s1n ana fe'e
suars are Pianos from Gilbert. Dunhsm, Wm Hall Son.
The spsGad prize Piano. from WIN. Hall Son. Broad
Melodeons from 4to octavos.
Pahor Organs, IN nch carved cases.
New style Of Guitars Of rch and varied patterns. some of
rf%ss gosim nsIss Flutes.
t%Droysd Aeoo,aeGns warranted not to Get out Of
@ bTass from double bass 70 ato-togeher with
NJ TRJsT Ss. charge of the establish.
s%d snd. and wi" be at all times ready to wait on his numerous
has been fitted up for the especial use Of the ladies'
~nsis 1 sd ps %89S
PLANO y sol.gf IT a HsP Sk* Mys'H 4 3 E. EsroHE.
q; PLaNO FoRTEs. from he justly
psviS Van %inSis iaaa H. Gale Z; Se"d7 Co. snd7 wv
Sd sf 81 1TENr ffis Pn; iEos F
S9 TO s * ssss,sd IN uIn a. s' a. from ,h
a. they | and il better than
which can be removed in moment, there being
ion Il s.'s ,Sd II
ether Musical Instruments. constantly hand and
E. !ss sHEin k9ss g sFF;
80, IN HOOKS foI all puscal ins5nmens. E1 Lib
orders =. All orders promptly attended to. mhN
Music AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
asnon TO ss sss ~9ss aus sssnr. ss
S aGd sns % MaSs IL ,s, Ne. % Of
Fortes, from the factories Of ths irsi makers IN The
United tIs states Az vnf. and Europe. H. u,-,.
The daily crescent., 1851-03-31
VOLUME Iv.-NUMBER %.
DANCING ACADEMIES.
DANCING ACADEMY.

DANCING ACADEMY.
MI X. .CLlSSEY respectfully informs the ladies'
A'l and Gentlemen Of Neworieans that hs Dancing 49,
Academy will bc opened on MONDAY nett Nov. 4, at
MA No. Csrondeiet street, between Common and w.
ESzE Canal streets, where he will teach ali the
X fashionable Dances in vogue. such the following
"a French Quadriues,
False a Deuz Temps, Polka MazoNrka,
Pdtse a Trois Temps, German Polka Waitr.
Potke d4 Salon, L. Redopa.
The Scottish Polka.
hr viii teach ladies gentle
4 Of fifteen lessons
~ Private Glasses for ladies' and gentlemen O'CLOCK
every day.
n Clas for Children from O'CLOCK till dsyk on MONDAYS
and THURSDAYS.
% Class for gentlemen from hafpss,s till TO- every night
EeworIean,, Nov 2, 1850. n2 SIN os INV