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Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27

MADAME MAINE AND MADAME YOUNG
e independent Clairvyans have returned to the city and
taken rooms at the Franklin House. Those wishing to
consult them concerning events past present. and future
M in the cure of diseases will DO wen 10 call soon
mar26-dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27

CALIFORNIA Hottie Steamer Ohio left ~ York
for Chasres, Yesterday, P. NJ, with 200 passengers
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27

PROBABLE SHIPwREcK.-Fears are entertained
that the packet ship Ivanhoe, which sailed from New
York for Liverpool on the 22lo Feb ioundered
in the late gales and that all on board have per-
ished.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27
Situation Wsnted

smart young girl, years Of age anxious to oh all
situation IN private family; will take care of chiI
dren, &c, and will go on very reasonable terms Inquire
at this Office maro7 l6,
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27

EGT' The number of the Boston Museum, News
paper for this week, contains life like portrait of
Hon Isaac Davis, of this city, and memoir of his
life.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27

MtS: NJ. S. THOMPSON, Practitioner of
obstetrics and Medicine, No. 10 Salem ST. wonld
say 10 the ladies in this vicinity that she has an extensive
pracuce ad having had unparalleled can give ref
eehce among the best families of Worcester Particular
attention paid to cancers. Advice Free
Worcester, JAN 8, 1851. jan3-dtA1
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27

j. *. CLARK, HOMEOPATHIC PTTYSI.
CIAN--No Walnut Street Office hours from 2 n {
A. NJ, and from 10 3 p. NJ "
Worcester, JAM ISL, 1851. ianl II
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27

TIE STEAMER ASIA, which sailed for Liyerpoo
on Wednesday from New York, took out nearly mill.
ion Of dollars in specie.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27
81.
Lackawanna Coal in First Hand

E subscriber is prepared sell Coal of the produc
ton OF the coming season Of Canal Navigation NJ on
on board vessels there per printed con-
following sizes Lump, Crate, slide Dock Nut and Pes
COal ALFRED WnIctIr . 'u ca
n aiosacnoe, w ,n war; "a. Del a. Hudson Canal Go.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27
House for Sale at Auction

xrA WILL be sold at Public Auction on the pyem,sos
f.EA on Saturday, March 49, at 10 O'Clock A. M very
a3- desirable and pleasantly situated House Iot ~
Congress street The lot contains 5000 square feet
Terms easy and made known ut SALE For frr,be, ,.r
ticuars inquire OF DANFORTH BROWN Eso. or =" P"''
marZTuot HOWE PUTNAM, Aucts
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27

EY- We learn that at meeting Of large number
of the citizens of Cambridge who have heretofore
opposed the election Of John q, Palfrey, il was
unanimously voted to support him at the opening
trial. mmonpcdlh. ~Hs' fWn
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27

LEWIS e. JOY, Architect Third story
BrinIey Row, Opposite the American Temperate
House,
Jan5 WORCESTER, MASS.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27

VALUATION OF New BEDFoRD.-The New
Bedford Mercury states the valuation of that city as
follows
Polls, 3,56s; Real Estate, 81 ,528, 900; Personal
Estates, Eli ,099 ,300 Real Estate not taxed, ls,-
$50 Total, $l8,646, $50.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27

E5y- Burnham, the robber Of Adams 81 Co.'S. Ex-
press has been fully committed for trial.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27
ADAMS HOUSE.

"a THE above House is of the best furnished
la. houses III the city, centrally located with all the
modern improvements necessary for the comiolt Cf
the travelling pub ic
me proprietor late Of the Parker House. New Bedford,
chhuehty hopes, by strict attention the of his
su9 10 merit continuance of its patrons aud the favor
and patronage Of its iolmer pa rons and friends.
, s. B. ROBBINS.
Boston, March 90 1851. mar27-eod2mga
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27
DIED.

In this city 26lh instant, William Otis Grid son of the
late Pro Henry H. Gird, of Jackson louisiana aged
years and months
In Grafton March 2d instant, Chloe Axtell, aged r.
In Bolton, Mass., sth Instant Mr.. Barnard Nourse, 79
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27

DIR. HARRIS, 164 Main Street, is prepared T.
extract Ieeh hfhou pain by the of this recently dis
covered substitute for Ether-CHLoRoFoRM. dlstEiv7
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27

WATER CURF.--DR, 5. ROGERS is now prepared
to board and treat patients give treatment without boar
at his residence NO. GLEN STREET.
OFFICE HOURS from II to l2 and to dat No 3NAp11
STREET. dHwff aa'ao
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27

VIE large three story brick building No 81 WcsLingc1
Squire, occupied by ;. G. WHITE Duegst Pose.
ion given LIST of April. Enquire of &c. II. WHITING, al
mdi2o-dt DRAPER & CLARkiS
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27
To Boot and Shoe Makers

M ANTEn, immediately, 90 bottomcls on Noinfi
W Calf, KiP, and Split Lace Bootces, for which a Il
price will be raid in cash. Apply to
mnr26-d2w DENNY & co. Leiccsier
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27
Female Physician and Midwife.-

Female Physician and Nidwife.-MRs. F.
A. PIERCE, graduate of the Female Medical School
located in Boston. respectfully informs the ladies of
cases where her services may be required. upon an
pication at her residence No II Main street
Worcester, JAN LIST, 1851. ianl-wItd3nos
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27

WILLIAM DICKINSON, Notary PubIic.--
VIII attend 10 this and other matters of business al his
-, Office over the Central Bank.
Worcester. Oct. s, 1850. dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27
For 10 10 Cents

III ANDSOME style Spring DE LANES just opened at
IL the Hive Store, for the above low price
"HlVE STOREn GEO p HRyANT
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Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27
Imported
HAVANA & pRINICIpE CLEARS.

I50 NJ various bra ds Domestic Cigars
IoBFCCo'-25 kegs p. 10 pound; 25 kegs Cavendsh,
Mrs Millers john Arderson's Goodwin's and variety
q brands OF Fine Cut Tobacco. Also Fine Cut in bulk
superior article, ana Snuff Of all kinds
Also, Boston Co. Matches, by the case
All OF the above viii be sold at prices as low as can he
pur hased IN Boston or New York. No Il Front street.
OPT Osite the Town Hall.
mar26-diw ! M CInTTs 4 m
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27
Black Silks.

IN DIFFERENT styles black Silks now received at the
~ HIVE Store ranging in price from so cts to 50 per
yard Also among the goods is the English Crown SlE,
which Is guaranteed not to crack by ceGring.
mar26- 4w2wd GEO p BRYANT
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27

French Embroidered Barage De Lainas,
THE above goods are entirely new Tery hnpdso ne and
well worthy of the OF The ladies' who wish
something new for dress Sign of the HIVE STORE"
maf27-d2w&w4t GEO p RRYANT
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27
Berage De LANES.

ASt4tIS5C Dc LI1II6S,
A elegant assortment of these goods Just opened in
n beautiful Chntz Colors. Ladies' call and see them
Sign of the "IIVE STORE" GEO. p. BRYANT.
mar27-d2w&w2t
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-21

THE hereby give notice that they will meet
daily City Hall, from o'clock,
O'Clock from the fifteenth TO the thirty first day Of De
inclusive Christmas
purpose that be pointed the
persons subject school for the ending
thirty day present month"; (Decembe and of adding
Of any subject the said school tai
VIII may been omitted therefrom.
The particularly call the attention Of all TO the fac
person election this whose
the school for this
Every citizen OF this city Of the Of twenty
would therefore do well whether his
be the Board o
Assessors that be for this year,
HARkNESS,
GEORGE II. PLANT,
VALENTINE HARBAUGH
WASHINGTON LEWIS, Assessors,
JEREMIAH HEPBURN,
DANIEL L, KEALEY,
DAVID HEPBURN,
Dec is-eot3I
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TO OUR sUBsCRIBERs.

The person uPsa ssus
payment ofhs Subscription be nAAs In sAvsscs.
Dstsst sahscnbe BY sss, psstsss
which paid BY ~. ass&ed sy
sale usasnuksoA.
The COUNTRY PAPEk psbi.hsA ut wsshy AaSno sAs
saoas ooAsssss, ssd seui- weekly during ne
SasseIPaoas fos period ysas be received
sss0s psSposuossd To the sSsvs aAaMal
FOSTAAsTERs sathessasd agents, sa6 ~
sending Ne rvs DAILY subscribers, with 10 saciessA
bEAlWEhkL sabscnsen, with sso wnnxLy
susscresrs, with So enclosed eas osry
edition furnish subsc.rt~. for xv~slx.
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Omce Of Assistant Conmissary of Subsistence,
WASHINGTON Arsenal, ID. O., Dec. TO- 1851.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received al this Office until l.
y O'clock M day December 1885, furnishing
fesh commencing
III. day January 1852 and ending on the thirty first day Of
December 1852. - ~
This and wholesome quality neeks and .hanks
such quantities may from time
time be delivered three times week In the
Centre Washington, within hour after SUNRISE
of Subsistence
direct. =,
The names responsible will be required secur
uo' W. ~ j. l.. RENO,
he, ia--eost Brevet Capt. Ord. A. A. C. &.
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xyrII.IuAM M TUCK ER. Merchant TaAIor-LAne h Tnck.
building Psnnsyvsnia avenue, between Foa and
see-respectfuly calls OF members
Congress- ssnges and the public generally, TO MS ass %
cloths, and vcsnnes, ~
~hich hs h p.na.d to erecn. In his elegsnt style
in the Of two weeks more h1'e @ ~
superior garment. which been 50 mnon
styie quality comfort and, being 20 a
noes the cash principle motto small prom" ana qus "
-
An kinds military garments msde in the best manner &C
cording to tbs late regulations . -, a.. -, -.
wan,sd good hands non. but u. e.ss
need apply Fo' " -S~"'"
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Brown. Hotel, city OF Washington.

mopretors respectfully that their establishment
open reception It's front of white
hundred Pennsylvania
seventh streets and is six stories height
They their house largest
building the with all the mod
crn aordns desirable convenience
comfort 10 both departments
newly furnished in superior se and has been
spared render in respect worthy public patronage
4. r. NJ. BROWN,
Dec S-eod2w Proprietors.
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nRY GOODs.-YERBY MILLER now opening a very
IL choice and cheap stock Of dry goods, ,uch as
Cashmercs M mot dc lane, all prices
Plain plaid and brocade silks
wstered popins
Morinoes, all shades, and very cheap
Parameto cloths
AIpacas nd bombazines, all grades
With descriptions Of mourning gooos
A very large assortment OF csmyic and muslin bands
si various embroidered linen cambria and clear
lawn handkerchief, very cheap
ydozen AieInnder's best KID gloves -
with ali Kind. dry goods adapted TO ladies' wear and prices
fail TO please ,,rp,y I, N,u,rp
Pennsyivsnia avenue, between 'th and e'h street"
nscI -codI mi
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NENTLEMEN,s WARES
IN 10 dor m.rno undersbirts, some very heavy ,
10 do merino and cotton drawers, all sizes
10 ii undershirts
do merino half hose
heavy English thread cotton hsbose, "e p's' Eoous
in the city
Is do country knit half hose
do buckskin gloves, very heavy
beaver gloves, superior
Kid gloves, AeIandera make
10 da gloves, heavy
30 pieces pocket handkerchief some very superior
styles neckie and handkechies
do plain linen cambria
cloths, cas~imercs, and vestinF Of Al styles al
YERBY h MlLLERs,
rennsyivania avenue, between 7th and 9th Streets
l4-eodmif
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NEW Fa.hionabie Tailoring Establishment--H y.
LOUDON co. and aiors, Browns Hotel
Of goods for genusmens such
caasimeres vesngs, furnahing gene
Army, navy marine, and revenue oces VIII nnd assort
ofsod epaulets sAshes and
articles regulation Of their respective prescribe
An experience Of many In legitimate tailoring, and
select goods desire with the
against high inducements that
offer and respectfully solicit patronage,
l6-dAn
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~ wINTrH ApR.vGrNgyy-pet~s
q kf11k shilAA,ipnsA Ans 1msSar-1ims reduced
10 tQ0(yu aAer merit
nssrs &0 carried the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Phlsdslpha and Pbasl twenty -four ony
wenty eight nes Of staging excellent turnpike.
Pare, ell.
Ansnt,e ejfas and the respects
THOMAS MOORE,
New li-AAn Agent Fsnn'a Railroad Co.
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nyyO FINE ENGLlsH-BUILT CARRIAGES AT PHI-
/ VATE sALE-The subscriber would respectfully inform mem
her. OF Congress public that he has for private sale TWO
nv his sIceiency British Minister One ohanoes win
nyins built London one of hs best
c.sse EuropeDosy style the other handsome
Brouqham for two horses . ! - -,
OF the city, and viii be so very low
and on Apply Mr. Thomas smith, al tne
co'e' m =, w. a. ~. .nh.crhc A, GREEN,
le-Nsw2w Corner OF bm West nno re""' sNe"""'
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NEW CLOAKS, dxc.-Just received
IN 10 very rich velvet coaks style
very cloth coaks, Handsomely trimmed
velvet sacks, with hoods
very rich cloth sacks with hoods
rich velvet mAnillas, styles, &C.
which respectfully invite attention Of purchasers before
making ssiec.ns feeling confident aenon every
particular be given.
Nov 3o-d4wn HOOE, BRO, co.
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Ca>If C0alf CnAly

Coal Coal
low your time buy The weather becoming cold And
nter Ia almost good supply OF Cumberland
coal on hand desirable a'so snhracs coal for atss
and
supply Of red and white ash wood on hand
oak. pine and hickory.
once will md the above arces a. good and
'''"p = W. ]. SHELLEY, h Co.,
Nov s-A.wU FoursAnh bridge canal.
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CALUTATORY-wa. b. TODD, hattsr and funer tenders his
y conpimen,s and informs
entered hts former premises appearing the
building the Messrs Brown
trusting arrangement tend add
the satisfactory experienced old for
years, hoping Increased and continued
saaintance may be mutually pleasant and profitable
B--du
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between 9Th and 7th Streets Browns
Day: Of tuition Tuesdays III rhasd.ys and Saturday..
Oct l4-dH
NEW AND ELEGAHT GOODS JUST RECEIVED
The subscribers respectfully Invite the attention Of visiting
F''ss' IS ss.s: g ,ss sS ss1Isss: ssssa Iii.
Is DO do .,,, Ugh. coiorsd a,lc do & for evening
is DO s' do A watsred I silks, coioied and black
IS pieces rich yard wide wstsred poplns
20 do French m and Thibsu every shade
10 do quality yard wide velvets, all colors
so dc latest designs French cashmeIss and mouenss dc
Together many other styles
,ess which enumcaie, which
In French embroideres, &c, VIC name
LaceGtmmsd chemssts, entirely and beautiful
trimmed sleeves and cuffs match
Richly snbroidered and lace trimmed handkerchisfs
Swiss and cambrc collars and chemiSet, &c.
All the gods ste and we'll worthy the
~-'- HooE, BRO, 4 CO.,
Nov 3-twh Penn. avenue, between 7th and 9Th streets
RUGBY ACADEMY-Be.rding. and Day school for
young ie'sss MoaRsoS s5S lfi fnsips
RP. Latham, A. NJ, Professor Of Ancient languages
T. Ra0ut, Modern
80, Teacher Of penmanalip
and Iadella, Teachers
James P. Mclean, Teacher Of Drawing and Painting
Of Instruction designed student
hghes in colleges In branch
pains render the posi-
sisng reading writing, arithmetic Enslsh grammar, geography
bookkeeping tbs Lain Creek and modern Languages history
chronology, defamation composition both English and Lan
Roman antiquities logic mathema.c chemistry
and mental philosophy. masc dswins &C.
Terms OF board and tuition moderate.
RkrEaEHcRs:
Pyne, D. D., Raw J. w. French WIN. w Corcoran
ESQ, Richie, esq, Prof A. D. 1achs Prof. Gales
Blake, O. ). y. o'~ " - - -''~N' :
Nov l9-dn
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JAMES L. EDWARDS late Commissions OF Pen-
Smith, xtlaw, formerly Of Ogdcna
Yosk, ofhcs Washington city
agents claim. before Congress and
Of the general government They
attention business thst be Inustcd
Reference be made to members OF the last
Congress
Ls,,srs post paid, addressed Edwards smith, wlards
Hotel, will bs duly attended TO.
Sep i0-diy
Hats Caps, Gsnale,nen's FnrntshiuE Goods just
Received.
QEEBgs superior OF hats and Philadelphia
and admired Washington
style Of and pcei chdren fancy hats and
pleasing Aisn large and elegant assortment OF
sentiemens fancy goods and toilet articles.
Gentlemen above articles most respectfully
and which complete, and
Of supersr quality, at moderate prices . -
CHAs. II. LANE,
New cap zenemen furnishing cstabshnent rennsy
vznia ay. nue. between Al and streets J-d3wf
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bsldmore and WashinSton Rsilroad-Chsnge Of
Hours.
IN and after Monday Dscsmber h the trains bst~een
" Washington and Baltimore viii he Nbiows
Leave Washington 9 and A., a H. m, and m.
Lsavs Baltimore snA et, "a, and and ~ p. M
Tbssecond train from and the fourth from Da
more win with the srpsss and from Philadelphia
T. n. PARSONS.
Nov 2o--dn Assst-
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EXTENSIVE SALE or Rich silks. Cashneres. Vel
Il vets and shn~Is-CLAGETT, NEWTON MAY, Co, hav-
stock Of silks, cashmees,
this offer them
prime ssA In lot be found ch moral antiques
ocaAes chene figured plaid wnered striped plain col
styles Of silks popns all the dc
rich Paris csshmefe
printed coored and black silk vslvets cashmere
and scsrs
and citizens Of the District
invited attend daily, anxious
dispose offhe entire stock possible.
Dec I4-dlwn
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do super American ocloh, from to eighteen fee,
wide - "
do lowpriced American olcoh, three 10 six fee,
wide 80
10 do Cocoa matfinss for basement, &C.
hand full variety of i'm
ported and American carpeipg, -.
Tapestry tapestry Engsh American Brussels
Imperial, three ply and inyrain hne and
priced rag hemp, and both plaid oecther
other article line furnishing
prepared and fy determined offer good es any
other dealers IN this country. ~ =
Az ls-1 p. II. HOOE 4 CO.
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LAW AND AGENCY NOTICE.
woEthinSton u. baaethsm
CONTINUES practise Law in the 10 attend 10
before Congress- TO claims account.
against Department. NJ home and pensions
lands collect debts egaces and nhe
anees Of the United State. foreign 10
oI funds loans
and to negotiate ue purchase and sale
patent rights, in any Stale OF the Union
Particular attention paid California land tide coming up
United States Supreme Court appeal.
Communcs prepaid addressed 10 q. Carroll
Place, Capitol HILL Washington d. C will meet with prompt
tenuon. Oct1-dly
Canton BIattngs, Floor Oilcloshs, C~rpesins, go
THE subscribers receiving, schooner Statesman
York
: so pieces "A extra heavy white Canton mstsinss
a0fdo 54 do do
20 do "A do red checked do do
34&6.4do do do
do do do
do super Enylsh oilclotb, ls wide
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nANClNR ACADEMY.-First Course.--Mr. +. r. Liable
citizens Washinson George
and Aexandia that his fret dancRg
viii commence on Thursday November his oom
Thomas Parkers
ayenue 6i and 7t opposite hotel
Days Of tuition n Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
fashionable dances will be introduced
Oct l4-dH
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Alexandria Boat.
- The 6vorie steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON
w.0In-e depart following hours coach
n Washington. Boats fare l2k cents;
coach * The will the Capitol for the
~. IL. ], az, andA
Leaves AeIandns Al 9, ,pk, II, l, 2X, and T.
Nov Ii-du job CoRSON, Captain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-13

among the recent novelties In literature and the Gne
arts the fashionable world has been particularly excited
to discussion by proposals for issuing three works
10 tho Of the celebrated Book Beauty" work is-
sued by Heath ia London which contains portraits Of the
most auiifl daughters ofthe English nobility ThcAmc-
iican design in case least goes beyond that Of the
Envli.h book for nsead Il containing the young and
promising lovelin,ss Of the metropolis II Is to contain
the portraits of the stately BEAUTIES of socety-ths
grandnothcrs Of the rising generation. We presum,
this arises wholly from the indoc rinaton OF Pritchard
WHO has remarkable views the natural history
Of and who believes there grandmother doubt
ALEC do in the deterioration Of the beauty and in
telligence Of the race They 10 think that they
have sacred monopoly Of ovencss and that there is
"a good time coming FOG the daughters and grand
daughters when the living II long established and
time consented elegance Of face feature and form has
passed from the busy OF competition without
question book made up Of materials # thi' Kind will
BE- more rich and rscy than such books usually Tho
specimens will have just enough Of the antiq-. gro
tcsquc 20 make them p1uant and in,crcs sting with
here and there, slice u fat and slice Of
lean-eu "lssning to bcauty's side Certainly, such
a work must create ordinary sensation, and shall
await It's appearance with impaticnce.
A bill to incorporate the New York Gallery Of Fine
Arts has passed through the legislature Albany and
has been transmitted 10 the Governor FOR his sigma
ture. This company presume, has been known
the American Artists Association, which proposes 10
promote the Of art aud artists by which
will not lie open to objections The plan IL very diff
fer,nt from that adopted by the Art Unions Of
the country where artists have been obliged to sacrifice
the results Of their bor for IL will tend TO the pros
peri'y q artists, well give more satisfactory adj
ventages 20 the subscribers who take interest in the
institution. zach an establishment il much needed,
aud the fri, nds Of art will rejoice in it, proper advance
ment The act o. incorporation promises TO give
substantial basis We have some q the paintings
already the walls a the institution, and satisfied
that Of the best and worst artists engaged in
tke work