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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-18
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
TUESDAY, Dec. I6, 1851


House pursuant to adjournment.
Mr. Hicks presented remonstrance; referred to CON-
mttee on Roads
Nj Benin, from the Judiciary committee, TO whom
referred resolution relative TO the revision Of an
act locate State road reported that the Legislature
had the constitutional power 10 egislae upon the
subjects and asked be discharged from its further
sderaton; agreed TO.
Mr. Helmer, from committee on Corporations, to
whom referred petition OF jesse B. Oakes and other
citizens of Peasantview reported that It would be not
only nexpedien but unconstitutional TO egisiae upon
the subject and asked be discharged from lie further
consideration; agreed to-
Mr. Miller. from committee Swamp Lands, to
whom referred message of the Governor, report
ed a bill authorize the Governor 10 employ the servi
ces of a Clerk &C. for the purpose Of examining maps
Of swamp lands, &c: read first time.
Resolutions Of inquiry.
BY Mr. Smith Of Spencer relative to the reduction OF
fees Of Clerks in Probate courts; adopted.
By Mr.. Doughty dogs. and the proceeds to ap-
ply for the payment Of sheep killed by dogs and the sur
plus applied to common schools adopted.
BY Mr.. Beeson carry into effect the 18th article oil
the Constitution, relative to the exclusion oil negroes
&c.
Bv Mr. Stevens change the law for the publication
Of the of the General Assembly, that they shall
be published in the county papers.
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House adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Mr.. King introduced bill authorisng county Recor-
ders to make complete and general index for deeds
and mortgages, and to use seals Read first time
A bill for visiting the Insane Asylum read
ond time and referred TO the Committee Benevolent
Institutions.
The bill for amending the assessment law coming up
Mr.. English moved to amend by making assessors TO
vaue such part OF any railroad, plank road canal
gether with the machinery and other property belonging
thereto upon which assessment tax for county, road
and school purposes shall he levied, &c.
Mr.. English spoke in favor of his amendment, which
will be prepared for the press hereafter.
Mr.. Laverty opposed the amendment. He thought
that the counties through which roads pass confer sui
icent benefit them compensate them Tor all the
protection the road requires, without demanding taxes
the value Of the road the OF the stock OF
which reside in other counties.
Mr.. King regarded the amendment as glarlnaly IN
just He opposed to corporations himself, yet he
wished TO see Justice done. He spoke at some length
against the amendment.
Mr.. Mcdonald was in favor of the amendment He
thought that where property protected there IL
should pay for lis protection He said II man owns
farm county and resides in another he has to pay
taxes in the county in which the land les and he could
why the rule should not apply 10 railroads plank
roads, &c.
Mr. Gookins opposed the amendment He said that
railroads in counties had no value, you take oil
the ends The value of railroad consists in the value
of its stocks and not in the cost of the road he could
not conceive of anything unjust as this amendment
The amendment was lost-ayes 81, noes %.
TO, allowing persons deduct the aggregate amount Of
their Indebtedness from the aggregate value OF the
amount of their property assessed.
Mr. Foster moved to amend the assessments
should be the amount of property owned on the lst OF
March. Lost.
Mr. Wells moved to amend by striking that por-
ton of the bill which requires merchants and nanulac
tarers the of their personal property
Mr. Wells said his object in making this motion
place merchants and manufacturers the same foot
ing with our farmers and mechanics.
MIR. Buskirk moved to lay the bill and amendments on
the table, which was agreed TO.
An act to provide remedy for the illegal assessment
Of real estate, read the third time and passed,
yeas "a. noes 10.
Mr. English introduced bill to amend the st, ID and
Sd sections of the law, which read the
first time.
Mr. Gookns moved 10 reconsider the vote by which
the House laid the table the assessment law and
amendments. Agreed to-
House ad journed.
NoTE-The amendments offered by Mr.. Stuart on
Saturday Mr. Bradys resolution, to hold one
of the Supreme Court in each year. in each supreme
court District in the State.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House met pursuant to adjournment.
Petitions Presented.


The House met pursuant to adjournment.
Petitions Presented.
By Mr. LindseJ, from citizens Of Upton county.
Referred Committee Temperance without reading.
BY Mr.. Holiday Of Blacklord, from citizens OF said
county. Referred to Committee on Swamp Lands with
out reading.
By Mr. Porter from citizens Of Ohio and Switzerland
countless for abolition of Grand Juries combining
their duties crimes of the higher class Referred
Committee on Organization Of Courts of Justice
BY Mr. Harrison, from citizens of Porter county.
Referred Committee Temperance without reading
Mr.. Gookns, from the Judiciary Committee, reported
resolution referring certain laws to appropriate
mittees for the purpose Of having them amended
to conform to the new Constitution. Adopted.
message received from the Senate notifying the
House that il had passed House bill authorizing County
Commissioners approve the bonds Of Sheras, Coro-
and Recorders, with amendments The House
concurred in the amendments.
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captured whilst engaged in the expedition, and
imprisoned by Spanish authority in Spain
find be II further resOlUed That Senators be in
structed and our Representatives in Congress be re-
quested 10 use all proper consistent with inter
national law and treaty stipnations, to procure
speedily possible the release Of said prisoners and
their restoration to the United States.
Senate adjourned.
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The bill then passed--Ayes 81, noes 5.
The committee on printing, motion Of Mr.. Dunn,
instructed to inquire into the probable cost OF print
ing every bill of the Senate, and what delay if any,
would result from such printing, in the business Of the
Senate.
Bills on their Second Reading
Joint resolution (of the House) in relation Amei-
can influence abroad, the Hungarian revolution, and
Louis Kossuth.
i bill to authorize the Masonic Grand Lodge in this
State 10 erect and mauiaia monument the Tippe-
canoe Battle Ground
On motion of Mr.. Mcke, the bill was referred TO the
Judiciary committee.
Mr.. Athon gave notice that he would tomorrow
move the adoption Of a rule providing for standing
committee on the organization of county and township
business.
Senate adjourned
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SATURDAY, Dec. IL, 1901.
The House met pursuaRtto adjournment.
Petitions Presented
By Mr.. Smith Of Spencer, from citizens Of Spencer
county; which was referred the Committee on tenn
perance without reading.
flr. English presented 4 communication from Thomas
B. Wilson Of Scott county, the subject of the school
laws; which referred to the committee educa-
ton with instructions inquire into the expediency Of
passing law remedyng the class Of grievances alluded
10 in the communication
By Mr. Dobson. from J. f. Johnson and others for
thu passage Of law authorizing special term Of the
probate Of Owen county, referred TO the judiciary
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INDIANA LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
SATURDAY, Dec. 10, 1851.

Senate met.
The President appointed Messrs. Eddy Dawson, Al
exander Dunn. Goodman, Holloway, Kendall, Mckle
and Woods the committee Swamp lands, required by
q resolution adopted n Few days since.
On motion Of Mr. Hanna, Mr.. Emerson was added 70
he COMMITTEE,
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Reports Of Standing COmmittses

By Messrs. Eddy, Washburn Slack, and Delrees, and
appropriately referred.
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By Mr. Holloway recommending the printing Of 900
,opies report Of Sinking Fund Commissioners in
lexlon with The report Of President Of State Bank
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IHDIA RUDDER aOyDS.


INDIA RUBBER ovIR SHOES BOOTS Krc-rHR
ssbecyber veuld respectfully cali the stsn ton q The
ades ssd Of The city V has stock Of India Rubber
Overshoes Bests 0eitee Boo Buskins Closs Yoethoid
misee snce beyG ehoea no. being the and
resfect asscstoset style and kind 81 India Rubber
ces " be fovAd the eity Prices
low 80 sthse pert q he city All shoes warranted
I.ss sssss nd oss'a Perch. sssis. Wholesale sa1r'
ITO THE PUBLe.-fNDIA RUBBH9 sHoRs.-OUR
No. - been cailsd sat By Horace
~ Deg D.ehsAeA n the New York Herald Of 1lh jay
Es ssd Ae Cesses aea suires Of same dsts In vhsh.
Ne rsa sans<stsd assss q ear Astorrey Mn ysAsss.
ceodvseSs Pees uae names snd that he lees
not nsvass 0esdvear rsten the manusc<urs Il sbsss
kays rorcAss4 uceases FOG s maaufsctsrs u Ia
da kubs moe .adr Gsodyeaxs Pateats aat PAID
money seA - dAAy psysas sad fer the same aal aag
osS pssca utst have deas TIE tispeeed ts
rseses nsa prss. veea 0ostyvers Fassats We THAT
ncss kcst v pssgeses . rsht 70 use . vaA psssat nsa
ledeed Geetyeers rxh made SETTLE nent asd arcs1 In
tetsrc net 70 6ftnge hs Pstents Ne attsmr<ns
not cns W hsurs ssis Pstcs but 10 iniure eurseve
who have Zoe isese csseidraca purchased hoences
aud nov Won uder he; sud charge Mr. directly
ard ust over syo With rirsting Deed
year Petcn IN tie manufacture u the which
new cfvrns te Tire pvs snd give that and
Al Who are concerned with him in pureh ssipg ds his
shsss made yolatcn Of said Patent Rights WI be
HArwAkD RUBBER co,
By VIM. A. Buck nshsm, Tre,su-ep-
THEHRwARK INDIA RUBBERMrG CO..
FORD h co.
NsvYori, JuJ Il. 1851.
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PUBLIC LECTURES.

CEcoNp counss-ps. Bo,LIcKs SELECT PR
~ vste Lestures W ootener the Physiology and De-
nsesmer Of their eva syst~es and the Vr,sn OF is
Hope Chapel BrossyS sci,ss nc. nons ru s,.
lectures, cents hctes fee tie course !" cents Ssh
lecture complete By itsef hso nns says
Monday free Durirs his stay. Dr. n. VIII remain ~ ~
Astoy House,
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pEYoUR OWN Last MEETING
- Of The Wash nstou Building Assocts>soo. large
sss ~ new nsres were tshes rsose VII. visa y aysa
Themselves u the lev price u eatrance fe sy
cesN, vcvd de we'll W cali SesrstAey's once 80
Pearl sreet vftheut delay asd We sssbcs u hsses
TIi'sr .s:e.s.sess sst ssv s-ccesst.l seeesesa
uys sod Hesry stseets. FRIDAY svsaiss sss ostsss
81 1881, NsSsacek. WI. ". Bracket Es1. viii address
meetiss. CAsPRR C. CaTLDs PrsAasst.
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CL.SyTE.EG.


TTNION HALL WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CLOTH
Ing Warehouse eorner Of FULTON and Nassau Streets
opposite the Sun and nerad budnss This mmsnse osts-
bhnent built expressly for the pr3pdetor, r. L. koEecs.
az opened In November 1880 consists 81 foors cash 81
whish Itself complete department the while CON-
bnsd formirg q the most perfect and comprehensive
wholesale and retail Clothing Emporium 70 be fouad In the
city Of New Yors embrsesg stock Of SINE two hun ted
thousand dollars worth Of ready made Clothing every
variety OF the cheapest and most desirable sylo d roods OF
i'm porsations and from asenss suit
ed 10 all market Particular attention paid the nan
uiacture of Boys Clothing under the sen
OF experienced cutter and alage assortmen constantly
on Land L. r. has Just completed he isll and winter
stock which he confidently offers 10 The public NJ unsur
passed in eItsnt yarty style matera uorkmsnship and
ohesrness r. L. ROGERS, Union Hall Clothing arehouse,
corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets. N. Y.
gI,BE sTRBAH UECEAsINGbY FLOWS With THE
Observation-Disclosures and gentlemen finding he psye the
highest price continue TO sand their orders for the sale OF
their essor Apparel Jewslry. Furniture No. Trade Wess
gives this advantage. ISAAC O.. LYON,
1T Wall street. basement.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING WANTED 70 PURCHASE
~ about two thousand dollars worth Of good lef-of
Clothing in largo small quantities, fer which the full
value will be von In current money. onsppcstcn either
rronay sr through post 10 James Moreney at his stors
III Orange street. hw doors from Chatham street.
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lATRIMtsHfAl.

MArRTNoNY MADE EAsy OR HOW TO WIN A
Nl svw LAvtcr u London, having arrived
IN Bessss VII s~sd sey address receipt Of dollar.
post pate plsn drecucas enable
zee NE sssd ssssssss - As .yyesse The process
senpe ~ - eep<vsun< Aet an be married, ire
sss - 81 sspssrsss e. Icssesi ana l.ss hessh
Bcsscs Mes issssss tskeu hon the Post oee. unisss
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LIQUORS..

nEALERs IN LIQUORS, WINES ETC, WILL FIND
~ N. best .eleeted stock q OLD nrsnaies Wines Wits
ST CroS Rum, old Havana Begars &c, &C. At the oels
btsted Brandy e<ore 40 Broome street. Broadway
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CPIINDID FALL STOCK OF Dry GOoDs. AT ruE

CPLENDlD FALL sToCK OF Dry GOODS, AT FHE
- Bowery Savings Store, 10 Bowery
By far the richest most VARIED and most extensive stock
Dry Goods in the city seen st this
establishments, and the prices far below oompeti
that they feel at times ob reduce sell
eost to Keep pace with IN ac our facilities such
buy Wholesale We Rave FOE exhi )iton sale this
week, 100 pieces %, and - eide
yELvErs,
Of the most beautiful col an rs lustrous face superior
and they Will please and satisfy in
tioulsr.
sIIKs-xIp GLovks
Both heee made to our order in France and We
defy the world to and higher lustred
Of the FIST better in Of the Article
spoken Of
sHAwIs, LONG SQUARE,
q MagnIfcenf .1ssorfment
have apartment the sale Of those
articles and we presume 70 he the busiest room In THE
country. -
l0c0o pairs Blankets from 81 50 to S..
Seo yards Liaen.i. :. "a to eeats.
silks Psids De Lase bombarines Alpacas, and other
Dress Goods, in abundance
PARTICULAR BAReAH
call attention TO plain eoissed watered De LANES
YARD
fine beautiful goods We boug, IS OF them suction
They cost 10 import them % cents told and verify
believe.
a
30 yards of DARK cpiorcd ras which beyond
anything at the price ever sold
VIZ SELL DOMESTIC eooDs
low that Of friends In the line Of bust
their supply from US because they do better than
down town.
srupy.
and still our AIM to make this Institution public benefit
well as hsourco Of profit and deter
mined that no exertop part ali wanting 10 place
at the head and from. Of Retail De- Goods Trade
1BE BowEky SAVINGS STORE, 1S BowERy.
r.. W. q GILLEY 4 co,
ProPtietors. Mani and Directors
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A Bows FOR ALL.-spoorp MANHATTAN BULL

HOM8 FOR ALL.-SDCOND MANHATTAN BULB
n ing AssccssHea.-ehsres 600 tAiy Suss. e.
trsnee E Owing me unessmpied prcspersty o.
shares fcvr mssthe hse becsme w. estsbh
station, the most nscrsi As
medium the securing " ssteaf, thk
sssoeiston AFFORDS The WORKING man peculiar fsstas
and thcee Who Join at the fee
DO once Etmbefs hereby not'aed 70 their
trance and dues immediately Will ke held
tbe Mercer House % Brocus go Mc:r streets
next tt7h o'clock for the recsptisn Of
mter Bylaw Sc can be obtained At The socretsrys
'h''' ~H''''' ''''s" MOO JonN n. GENIs, President
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Nov oPEE-TBR NAPOLEON GALLEY, AT THl
rooms 81 The National Academy 81 Bsssn, ts bfost
ya{, erIcate Bond street Adnitssnes seass sssses
Hohsu ~ esnN. Catalogues. i7k ssntA-
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nrrIoE on rHE NEw YoRN eAs LIGHr coMPANY,

OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT COMPANY
" Oct 49, IS5-The President and Directors have this
day declared dividend Of Eve cent the capital stock
company for the six months ending lat ust last
payable TO The stockho,ders after Saturday t No
veber The transfer book Will be cosed from the 18th
Inst. nn Ill that date. By order L. kVERiTT. Secry.
ID ". ByRNEs & CO. ~ SOUTH STREET. NEW
York. and 81 Waterloo road. Liverpool have fer sale
sst Drsfs psystle every TOM hroushout Erslant,
Irlsnd Scotland and Wales also for the 5wAl
low Line Of Liverpool and London tho Rel STAR
Dramatic and SAINT Georges Lines of Liverpool Packets
sailing weekly Certificates for tAe above linos be had
Oh moderate terms.
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CAMDEN AN d ANNOY RAILROAD LINE FROM NV
~ Iort TO phQsdelphis Pier No. North River,
BY steamboat JOIN FOrr sk Morning Lac % o'clock
Afternoon Line, att o'clock rsre BY either ne ~ for
ssrd deok. g. Emixrsnt Lima =, eiosk y; f.rs
NEW YORK AND PHTLADaLPHIA-NEw YORK
IN and Philadepha direct United states Nan Line
through ~ hours VIA Ne- Jsrsey Railro.d Fars
duosd 10 ard ~ 81 for second class Leave
Esv Yott ais A frou rot Csrtiandt street. Is
IA and r. NJ from foot ., Liberty street. Leave PHI
nut str,et
yroush tiek,ts rsd above lines through CON
Ssctor thrsush bsesas- cAeets accompanies train
Leaving n Passengers sed train viii
transported directly through frcu depot depot on hs
rsste vfkbsus ezteA ehArre.
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TWENTIETH WARD REPUBLICAN REGULAR NO.
For Alderman.
WILLIAM J. PEcK.
For Assistant Alderman.

Alderman.
WILLIAM GcCoNKHy.
For Asscssers-w lillian Murray Charles Dseh. Ter Con-
sabes-Wlliarn KEENAN,, Leonard Delm. For Cemmis
soners Of Common School-Nelson whtorberry, william
honteith. For Trustees-Afiminius Aiken, Charles X
Trser, Henry larkin. Edwin Dobbs Ceorgs Denendorf
For Insreetors-George A. Hunt, John G. Butler
TWENTIETH wARD.-ocToBER Is. l5l.-YEsrER-
dty while engaged In Court, was waited upon by Mr.
George Ryte and informed that at abe meet
Ing held In the Twentieth ward Thursday evening li
TIRE ticket beaded lillian Peek was deseatse Al over
whei ming GRITTY; and also shown, by Mr.. kyder
cory tie Ntna Democrat wherein the proceedings
ting said to have taken phase when the above no
eeedn occurred Under ths state facts e1ms % sae
that this meeting duly called for the purpose
Of Mr. Peek and the rest OF che
che, accepted the nomination Of Mr. soor, that the
last named gentleman the regular nominee and tnas
vac hound support him and the ticket nsadei ey hia
Under this influence wrote the statement VIII n appeared
Herald Of this day and which, from its construction,
APPARENT not INTENDED by for publication Hsy-
ipg perfectly satfed that have been dec vel
and that lillian j. Pech and his ticket duly confirmed
10 their stion 40 The meetnL rearm that he s In
my opinion tie rsYuar nominee and that he recognized
BY Eueh Those gentlemen who have thus FAR been
active In eeceivins Misrepresentation while sn
ged in professional ayocntons In the lover past 81
tie city VIII therefore, tre IL useless 10 attempt ami
lar deeeltons. A A. Phillips.
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NINTH WARp-DEMoCRATIC kEPUBLICAN RE-
IN gukr n omin atons-for Alderman Wm. j. Brisley;
For Assistant Alderman. Holmes n. Wells; for Assessor
lander Brush; for School c9mmissiones VIM A. Walker
stevsnG Inspector Of Public Schools DIR. Jacob Mil
Ter. For Infreetors Of Electon-Pirst District b.
Spsford, Jacob Brush. second Distriet-L Van wart,
Vim. B. Mekin. Third pisssietIGeo n kanson. stephs,
vingay. Fifth Distriet-wm. Murray. James B. Lawson
Sixth District Jehu sharley, VIM. Kennedy. Seventh
Dstrict-Cbarles Book, Adm Irszse. Eighth District
Samuel Rowland Thos Jefferson Gains. Georgs Chat
tton Eco Secretary Nominating Committee for the
Seventh Assembly District ninth Wsri) reported that
said Com mttee had the Hon. Cornelius p sher
mrhorn candidate the Assembly for said Distrst
FKEEhAN CAMPBELL. Chairman.
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yih ~ cn f.esdsy OeseSs sss a Ne ssssvessss Insu
NAoC RRREOTrPEs THAT WILL NOT FADE FOR
~ dsiisr. takss BY BEAIs ~ Brssdw.y, thee
oecrs from nhets sN.et All ycsvses NARRATED ksa At
Will try 10 hsntug hy ye.-re end decs
respectable rer-cn-sone bat dsubs VII atts~ps ".
CoIoRED DAoUERuEorrPES FOR rIrfY CENTS,
" ~ n " Hsvris's Galleries. Noe iat Bs and ~
Grand street corner Of Boway the eniy pscs ia the ety
whore hkenessi celorcd and vsrasssd or any cent?
nice case Don't mirtske the psmcsr E DO and 80
Grand corner Bowesy, over story's.
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uAsCISG.
MADAME AUGUSTA TAXES LRAvs MOTT RES.
W Tss1..y 20 nissn Ne aas, and Fso.sms. Of Ssw
3th nst ~ the spacious and beautifully ARRANGED rooms
,PSiy iSSS i A. n 20 a. roo as q snd Is
ID ss%Esr l. Brcos. ksSs Rooms. corner q cAf,.s
and Delaney streets, will commence ornns new eIss on
Sis:sst s % sf ns'iH %iis ss
rraSsstS3 TO make early application only e. sub
ssrs. -9 Grand ne sssoss corner Bsrsry
CEAnINc's PRIVATE DANCING AND WALKING
rnSs sr SsS tuesday ana Friday s'.aiS
new Taught. including the Psrodi Sssurfs composed
M Ladies sss ssn.s9sa can receive Lessons sy.ry
NIpLos BALL AND CONCERT Eoon-tHE PRO
seen, Bal. Room has been pu, IN order or Oh,
msn. have bess made for Tho oomf.rs ana Of
p,rie reception saloon psrers, and trsssins
mem r ss fses Ss vsy sSs able and ss
p tS5 s SSsSTF ss:s sS a.
.s,s waters and Of u. vary best the nsrhe
ss cs.,s:. .s: .ss iise.s, psis' ..s.s:. a.
s x; ;Es:i s:' s:ss ~
DAYS., " H.sIs s. MO-.
:pessSy i.,sro. ss Pss' that shs v 's's har ossss
CERRERVs DANCING ACADsnY-row OPEN AT
H Ne. % West Fosrteeath street, between the rffth
sd n.A sysesee Dsys fer yssss iasi.s s.s meter
nyestas oises fes gssueasa. nsatavs nd ucsdsys 10
dive = ussAI.
HESRx WILLS AND ass.xs AoAo:sr ros
Institesa - nyoaAvay. fustee h.s $1,000 sns AZ
Ne ssy 81 aasAsseAss aAaess v = tsssAt q ss no~
Z; .. 49,: 49,: = ;:. .s s:: :: s::: 49,: ''
pOpyoRTUs DArUre AcADfnY, NO ~
"A. Bvec~s ssreexThs estssiis Y rev cIensd os
DE season. q Wednesday @d ssecrosSr -
Ie6xas chxldren Batssd ~ these voe wh st
tesI cniy 90 &c . yess, ssscs needsys I'D estsrs
osfer 4 sss On WsInse1sss asd ssxvSays Ne s~cnnG
Tor crscss prsesns keecre 81 eorse
s.rl No. ssx for ed NJ. for ss4rca- Ar
~. 49,. Ssnsss are esvd-d IN ~ 81 hswue
sen Fer pertseuia<s. see cresisr.