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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-31
Rarrett's Dve-Honsa.

no. 40 Washington street, Boston.
THE Oldest and extensive in New Enslandl
EVERY description of goods dyed and finished in the
~ style that has given this establishment the superiority
ot nifty ears past iiayHg thu lead in this business the
ropnetols to retain H. by keeping in advance Of ali
others in the beauty and excellence Of their work and
moderate charges. MARTIN r.. WILLIAMS, Agent
deeI0-3mos
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-31
THE WORCESTER BELT COMPANY,
Enrriage sIgn ana ornamental Painting

Ry=8S y 1.-THE subscriber, grateful for past favors
Ssas5EssS would respectfully inform the public
~ fz-zA hat he still continues the above bushes
&lZ-----AG-- the Old Stand, MECHANIC STREET,
Man, where he hopes merit increased cGntinu
ance of patronage DEXTER RICE.
Worcester Dec 81. diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-31
House For Sale.

NOR sale, beautifully situated, Laurel Steet (neary
4 opposite the second Methodist Meeting House,) COM
manding view of the whole city, Story House,
newly built. For TERMS apply at the premises.
w rcester, Jan. 22. jan22-eodf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-31
Cash w anted,

LIVERY PERSON having unsettled Accounts win tho
H Subscribers IN requested TO make Cash Pay ien with
out delay and ohlige u. l. IiARDON d Go. !
zee iOth. d,f
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-31
; WELLIAM D. FEMMO s SOM,
Clocks! Clocks /!

A GOOD assortment OF Clocks and Clock Trimmings,
IN VIII be found at A. NJ. DRISCcLL'S Jewelry Estab
ishmfnt, in Bigclow Court Front Street Also Clocks
cleaned and repaired, by regular clock maker who has
bnd ileen years experience in clock manufactoiy
jau7.dtf ~.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-31
NOW OR NEVER!

UIGtC RUSH at the NEW SId4u AMY oCOAO
TTE entire Stock of this establishment must be sold be-
fore the LIST of February to make room for entire
New stock, and to accomplish which, we have
MARKED DOWN ALL AND EVERYTHING.
Trimmings Buttons Brads, Velvet Ribbons, to be sold at
cost prices.
Best Fzid Gloves, ut Is pair.
Portsmouth Hos cry ut f5c pair.
Laces Edgngs Collars Cuffs Capes Linen and Cambria
ts Undershirts and Slrves. Perumeres, Fancy soaps
Cologne Water, &c. atrunous low prices.
1t would be task mention all The articles we keep
We merely say Come One, Come All, and shall we pride
ourselves that will leave establishment dissatisfied
GOrdon's Hair Tonic for sale here only.
Myers, Bamberger &. Rosenblatt.
(21O MAIN ST. OPPOSITE CIRCUITS BOOK STORE.
pDOn't mistake the no. 210.a
diff
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A Rare Chance.

a Rare Chance.
For sale Fresh and Clean STOCK of
w. I. GOODS AND GROCERIES,
with Lease of STORE for term of years.
Possession given the First ofJanuary, 1851
IE above offers rare inducements any person. wishing
4 to engage in the W. l. GOODS AND GROCERY Blu
SINESS The Store is situated on Main street, with large
established trade and considered of the best stands il
die city. Inquire this office.
Worcester. Dec 7. d&wtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-31

aiCe's Improved lightning Conductors,
EHE subscribers would respectfully inform the inhab-
tants Of Worcester and vicinity that they prepared
10 erect LIGHTNING Conductors, the ensuing season
in manner superior any thing the kind ever vet offer
ed to Notwithstanding for the rude connections common
y used copper points and senngs gded spires and cop
per bottoms, adding thereby materially to the beauty
strength, and durability of the work. o. Orders by mai
promptly attended to- T. C.. RICE
Worcester, March 8. dwtf j. p RICE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-31
NGTEGE.

NGG'E<;E.
the above notice it will be that have purchased
~ OF Mr. HAMMOND REED .his interest in the manufacture
and sale OF the REVOLVING CLOTHES FRAMES. This
articles is recommended economical and labor saving
appesdage to the Clothes Yard for several reasonst,
whole washing be suspended dry by person with
ont change of position which makes the article an exceed
mgy convenient one in time of snow2d it does not wear
the Clothes but yields 10 the wind and gently revolvesahd
3D., they occupy but little room
IL Orders left at WIN. A. WHEELERs Counting Room on
Thomas Street-a TAFT & HARRiNGToN's Grocery Store
corner of Front and Trmbu Streets my house ON
Laurel Street, will be promptly attended to-
July 10 eodsnwsn HOWARD HOLDEN.
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you. You can return to the camp and when
shall have finished, l shall easily find my way
back"
"Adieu, then, monsieur am rcvoir," So say
ing, the grenadier walked tf, nothing 10th, to
rejoin his company, whose dinner was Just served
Marshal Letebvre meantime had much business
to transact. At the end of two hours he suddenly
recollected Firbach and Demon. WHAT" ex-
claimed he, " not yet returned? 1t would really
annoy me to have one Of my brave fellows meet
death by the side of spy"
Firbach, at all events, is in a high state OF
preservation said an aid-de. camp IS 1 saw him
just now refreshing himself at the canteen."
"Then the other must have fallen? Well, WELL.
the joke was certainly rather too practical. should
have preferred his taking back his report to Bona
Parte. Bnt it can't he helped spy after all, is no
great loss!"
Sacre :" cried the aid-de-camp, who was look
ing through spy-glass; here's the very man
walking quietly towards us, as if the bullets were
so many bonbonst"
Is it possible that the fellow have stood
since between the batteries? Where's Fir
bach? Call him to me-"
The grenadirr came, and related exactly what
had passed. Just a. he had finished, Demon ar
rived. 1t was pleasant 10 see the warm hearted
Marshal run TO meet the artist, grasp both his
hands, and eXclam, F" No, you are not spy, but u
really brave, honess fellow. ] mistook you, Mon
sieur Demon, and hope You will forgive me. Take
sketches under shower Of shot and shell; lis ten
times greater feat than heading charge sword
10 hand The Emperor has commissioned you to
take back an exact description Of the place al
ready you have seen Que side of it-forgive me
that it was the r0ughsst-now | will show you the
others myself. We will NOT leave bastion or re-
doubt unvisiied, and hope you will grant me your
friendship in return for the esteem with which
your valOr has inspiFed me"
Lefebre kept his word; he conducted Demon to
the beat poinu of view and could not sufficiently
admire the arti,t. sketches and s,eadiDess ofhand
D-non returned 10 Finkcn.t.in and in a fe " DAYS
afterwards on the 24th OF May, 1907 Dan,zic ca
pituisted. Gen. Kalkrt auth ob,aned The same con.
ditio'n that fourteen years before, he had himself
granted 10 the garrison of May-nce. Lefsbvre had
him conducted with all honor to the outpsats of The
Prussisn army; and the ancient comrsde of the
ereat Frederick expressed his gratitude in an AZ
fecsonate letter to the Marshal, The conaueror
received for recompense the title Of the Dixie of
Danizic, % it is evd, mt that the report of hs pro-
ceednss, brought by Denou, VA, by no mean. cal.
culsted 10 lover him in the estimation of aIoleon
Leiebv,e d ed Al Fars in 1920 aud Denon, whose
work on Egypt has gained HIM an imperis liable
fame, expired al the same place, st an advanced
age. in 1928.
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CUnsivs WRITING OF THE Romans -Jos.nh
Scasits-r asserted that the Romans had a cur.,yr
handwriting. Some dcnb,ed-but on thu whole
snch continued TO be the creed of the learned do,xn
10 our time. BehOlt-sOme fourteen or fifteen wears
ago, the AustflAns set abnnt improving the cbannal
of The Danube to suit il for steamboats, and m,
fifst point was TO reopen Troj,n's towing p,tt
which often became . gallery cut ont of lhs Cliff
and all but obliterNted by the accidents Of war and
westher.
One day, in hewing at this gallery, the workmen
revealed the mouth OF cavern, probably natural
but ~id-ned By Roman skill ard which hal sew
enteen years ago hen the he ,dquaf.ers of clerk
OF the wOfhs or contracting engineer In thissnb.
terranean office we're found the original day
DoOss OF IfsJan's servans-nam-ly, speciman,-
tne hfss mat modern eye ever saw-of tie familiar
honsn hbies-bosrds Of wood with hinges en-
cios'nk each ses Two or four pae-s of quarrym-n's
hanes, and calculations of wage. nscrib-0 on va I;
ehd 10 the nsnB~s Were not only in cspitais, but
shey vera IN running hand actually IDENTICAL viii.
our own; though fr.j jan's cierk had been no ele-
ssnt nnman-and accordingly the Vienna ducto
havs ever since Except Wh, n occupied with sedi-
tion) been st dagxers drawn among thsra.eIves
aOoue the decyphernent of the great Emtero-'.
mssons and navi-s. The moral is modes,y. w.
Are not done with dircover-s. Not filth par, OF
Pompeli has yet been uuburied-prob.bly no. a
twon,~ih Of Herrulaneum, If ever Nicholas r. u
~ Cone Antinople w expect revelations anew
The tradition Of som. depo., of ancient liiera
tur. among the vaus of the Seraslio is cosyal
with The fAii Of the city
hshomet ii, was ~ unlikely as any prince then
or since to approve of de.tovins the private library
OF tie Palnylosi. Quarterly Review
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THE BURIAL OF LOVE-. BY w. c. BRYANT

Two dark-haired maids, at shut of day,
Sat, where a river rolled away,
With calm, sad brows and raven hair,
And one was pale, and both were fair.
Bring flowers, they sang, bring flowers unblown
BRING forest blooms Of name unknown,
Bring budding sprays from wood and wild,
10 strew the beir Of Love, the Child.
Close softly, fondly, while ye weep,
Ills eyes, that death may eeem like sleep;
And lay his hands in sign Of rest.
His waxen hands across his breast.
And make his grave where violets hide,
Where star-fowers strew the rivulet's side,
And blue-birds in the mists of spring,
OF cloudles skies and summer sing.
Place near him, as you lay him low,
His idle shafts, his loosened bow.
The silken band that oft around
His waggish eyes in mirth he wound.
But we shall mourn him long, and miss
ahs ready smile, his ready kiss,
he patter OF his little feet;
Sweet frowns and stammered phrases sweet:
And graver looks serene and high,
A light of heaven in that young eye;
All these shall haunt us, till the heart
Shall ache, and ache, and tears shall start.
The bow, the brand, shall fall to dust,
The shining arrows waste with rust,
but be whom now, from sight of men
We hide in earth, shall live again-
Shall break these clods form Of light
With nober mind ard clearer sight,
And in their native glory stand,
With those who wait at Gods right hand.
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REDUCTION OF SALARIEs.-We see it stated
that in the pay her public servants, England,
since the time of Lord North, has been gradually
economizing. That minister, when Premier, re-
ceived f10,400 annually; Pit, ELL, 400; Mr.. Ad.
dngton, f740O; Lord Liverpool and Mr.. Canning,
$4,000; Mr.. Percival, fs7O0, and, Lord John
Russell, the presen, Premier, only $4,000 Ia 1910
there were 242 sinecures in England the emolu
ments of which amounted to f279, 4s6 year: in
1884 this sum had diminished to f97 500. and
now it is only ELI 900. In the time OF Georse III
the pension list exceeded f2OO.0OO per annum in
1919 it was about Gl4OOOO and it is now reduced
to t7o 900, of which not more than El2OO can be
granted in any one year
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CATHOLICISM IN ENGLAND.-The Ph.de,pb;,
Daily News says: 1t appears from late return,
that the Catholic churches, and missions in Eng
land have increased from 3s2 in 1929 tn 5sa in
1880. In 1888 no fewer than 500 conver.ion. ,ook
place in the midland district. The average nrm.
her in the London district from 1927 to 1870 wa
500 yearly. 10 the year 1s4l conversions amono
the clergy OF the establishment commenced. In
tha, year there was one, in 1912 one, in 1912 and
1914 three each, and in lS45 no fewer than
eight, including Newman, Faber, Ward, and Other
celebrities, together with other member, of tSs
Universities, and about thirty private and pross,.
sonal gentlemen In the present year twenty. 6ve
eiefEymen OF ,he Established Church have become
members OF Catholic religious erder,
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No 2nSO

Resolrea, That the Mayor be authorized and
official paper q tIs Mancfpaaiaays zen aays n notice IN the
auction the contract for keeping in repair tor one
year the Common street shell road the bridges on
the same. and the bitches on either side The
work to be done, and the payments made in
accordance with the specifications, which viii be
published with said notice of adndication
Passed Dec "A, 1850. j. u. EALDWE ELI, Pr, si'en,
Approved De. q, 1850. A. ID. CROSSMAS, Nayor,
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thousand people nightly to an opera at fifty cents
for seat tbs. Will these people 60 nightly to
hear the best music? They win The best music
may be obtained through liberal, not extravagant
compensation and an audience of five six thou
sand, at fifty cents will enable projectors and man.
ayers to pay literally and coin money; and such
entertainments will be highly beneficial in divertiug
hundreds, thousands, from resorts and amusements
less salutary to intellect and morality
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Official.
Ordinances and RESOLUTIONS of Seem,
Municipality Council.
No. 3O19.

ReS9IUsd That permission is hereby granted to
j. L. Fioranoe to erect in front of the building he
is about putting up on st Charles street, opposte
the St Charles Hotel veranda agreeably to the
plan submitted for inspection, and to remain durinp
the pleasure of the Council
Passed ilec. "a, 1850. J. H. CALDWELL President
Approved Dec. IS, 1850 \. ID. CROSSMAN Msyor
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STORAGE.

ESHnOkLNN WAKEtIGl SIX CONpASH.-Th,
- bToohlvn w aIeouses Atser-, opposite
are nw N readiness receive PRODUCE from the ET
anu dMEkCBANniSE from the NORTt', Intended tor r
h'pmeni Having SIN eet front the rIver with whary
IN iron, OF the " aehouses by which goods are etaia
conveyed wthoni ayage the weather. amlL
oen viii he found the dischagi- of steamers an,
loading 0t sinus. -
charges nxed low rates, and every
ton o'eresi to the Merchants the city the Shippers
the upper county. II is the wish Of the ompany equs
the cuuveBlenres OF the Atlantic Dock. OF New York
Persons Interested in transmitting Meicha Ldse invite
to vs, the premises.
Office. corner OF Magazine and Lafayette Streets NewO,
r. j. CASEY, SECRETARY.
heTsrences & r. Geddss Price, Frost 4 Co.: j. W
St@nipn N TO-: K. F. Nirhcs. eitt
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No, 3vSl.

:, Resolrea, That Christian Roses Robert
Preanx, GraiIhe, and Randell Hunt, as r. ;
and Counsellors at Law, be and they are hereby
retail ed to defend the interests OF the city of New
Orleans and OF the city of Baltimore, under the
will OF the late John McDonogh and tla, they
shall be paid for their professional services, touch
ing the same, contingent fee OF one hundred
thousand dollars in the validity of the legace>
TO said cities shall be recognized and maintained
by final decision of competent conrt.
Resolre& further, That in case the legaee>
under the will OF said ohm McDouogh to the cite
of New Orleans and Baltimore shall be decided t.,
be null and void, and said cities to be entitled L.
no interest under said legaces, then the abov,
named Christian Roselius, Robert Preaux, A.
GEaIlhe, and Randell Hunt, shall receive no com
pensation from said cities for their professional
services.
ReS0iced f,trthsr, That the sum stipulated to b.
paid IN the iicst resolution in case of success il
based upon the suppostion that thecty of Baltimor
viii approve OF this agreement and pay one-haIi o
said sum of one hundred thousand dollars.
Resofcsd turtler, That said Counsel or some OF
them, shall argue the case before the Suprem.
Court OF the United States in case an appeal shall
be had to that tribunal.
Passed 'ec "A, 1850. J. I'll. CALDWELL, President
Approved Dec zs, 1850 A. d. CROSSMAN, Mayor.
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1iE boxes Goosbury Pie Fruit, in store and
II, T SASS " H. N. alcAl.PiN, lCsnai st. Row,
eN - sAa " G0alRa9 street.
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No. 30S2.

OUSS.
Resolued That the Treasurer paw to the order OF
The Secretary, on the warrant of the Mayor, f,ur
hnnred dollars for The payment Of The persons EN-
pioyed on the Assessment Rolls during the mon, h.
Of October and November 1850
Passed Dec. p, 1850. j. HCALDIVEII. President.
Approved Dec. rs, 1850. a. ID. CROSSMAN, Mayor.
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CUNDRIES-

NUNDhIES-
~ 6unnk. assorted Pesflmeriss;
6ea>s Fancy Arteles, jas, received from PaEs;
Osto OF Rr.es;
case splendid dental instruments;
Madeira. Por, aad Asrse lea Wines, in or s.sss;
~, An.ssiis ala swseI OH u hssks,s,, fcf sss 6y
als BAREELF 4 CO. 81 SSssGass X,
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No. 1854.

Resolved, That the principal Warden Of the
Work house be instructed to transfer two OF the
under Wardens of said institution to the House a
Refuga, who shall be under the control Of ths
Superintendent thereof
Approved ID G "A. 1850. A. D. CROsSMAN, Mavos
Passed Dec S. 1850. J. II. CALDW ELL Presiient
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Resofred, That the annual tax on all moveable
aud immoveabe property and capital employed II,
trade, situated or owned in this Municipality, Tor
the current year of 1880, is hereby fixed at one
dollar and sixty two and one-hali cents on every
one hundred dollars Of assessed value according to
the tableanx of the State Assessors said tax to be
due and collected the first day of january next
ResOlret, That deduction OF two and one hail
per cent. shall be allowed all take. laid by the
preceding resolution, which shall h.. paid to the
tax collectors prior the first day of February mex,
Rfsotret, That on all taxes hereby laid and re
naming unpaid on the first day of February next
interest at the rate OF eight per cent per annum
shall be added from the date OF the demand to the
day of payment, conformaby with the fifth section
OF the act OF the 10th March, 1884
ResoiUed, That the Treasurer of this Muncipaitv
be and he is hereby instructed to deposi, to the
credit OF the Board OF Lqudators for the liquidation,
of the debts Of this Municipality, in the Branch OF
the Louisiana State Bank, Second Municipality
thirty and three-quarter per cent of the tax abov
laid, the same shall be collected and that he b.
and he is hereby further instructed to deposit in tn,
said Bank, and for the same purpose, as collected
the tax levied by the Board Of Liquidators in ac-
cordance with their resolution passed 18th Novem-
Der, 1850.
Passed Dee "a, 1850 J. II CALDWELL. Pre.i 'eut
Approved Dec. 81. 1850. A. d. CROSSMAN Mayor.
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T. EMENT-500 barrels Denman' and Nelson Il
~ Browns Roseud4Ie, for sale by
dl9 # JOHN STROUD i CO. laS Common ST,
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Thss CoS1ssEy Is Eos re .siy 10 TaaSe
lrsaisssS CO White ferOas zn,i
SiSVes, NJ tnPr established .a,ss sf
prensafu- Fhss as>lSs the aniy Ccaa.
E1ly. trscospuzzsssi az III, State. casl-
tnet ese!as,Vsy 10 liie in>arSac-,
MN "a eSsrz t.rNrSrlee Fund, the
iHre'stcx> fesi osn.-s..s=Hi lhSi Il ziiar.is
enlsazs and mach srestsr izriace
girRls to tiloss ''y-ssreDs u: .;iecnas an
ir<Irsnsss oa JHsss hVssiAsn aay vhes,
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Kegs Philadelphia Mails, tot 14lr
~ by (d,sl E.Noou d co. fsa u. s5ae@
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INSURANCE.
TENNESSEE MARINE Avn E11E
Insurance E0aAD0au.

T. NoaEHr,p. 80 te.sox
k-PRETLow, NJ H.. Physsei1n
J. u. CAsxY, Chairman otna.,rlse on Er,,,s
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EDUCATION.s

.N5fa TEACHER OF MUSIC. ~.
N.Y., p-MRs. N. CAMPBELL, Teac her Of Mu Sx~1cR
SNS on Piano Forte and pupils ViE-%
"a at heraies denrs No. 2sT Be- 6t~
des rguaI essoi she wtes
lencs Nn.le. Z " ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-21

~ Fir. Henry James, SIKH aud last Lect ire w.il
taxi pscr 81 The stgyNesaat Institute THIS Friday
EVENING. commencing al O'Clock Sab ect-Fne
Scientific Accord OF Nature AID Revelation. Tickets p
cents tn be hsd at the Book Stores OF Messrs Franc
Grower Kernol and at the door 2lf IL
" Park benjamin, Esq.-HumOr aud sal
tire :. a Clinton hal-Mr 6ESJAMIN Will by particular
request deliver HE celebrated Poem The OF Gold.
Clinton ball on FRIDAY EVENING Feb. u, al O'Clock.
Tckeis - cents ~ the door aud Bookstores rich ule
ecuAl ueat may be expected We say all 90 early 10
get good seat 20f u
~ Holland and the HelIaudoFs.-Rev. w. 5.
BALcR delivers ME Lecture this subject on FRIDAY
EVENING, FEB Il, At KuckerhOcker Hal corner Eghln
avenue srd TweDty-third-st commencing att O'Clock
Admission i23 cents Tickets TO be mad at Dunns book
store, at the door 2m2tS
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FRENCH, AND ENG,

OLlsH SCHOOL, 81 East sxIeenthst (nsar Stnyyes
ant square, This School Is designed for lhose who wsh
their sons 10 enjoy every advantage for pursuing their
educanon une1pOsed 70 the promscuous intercourse Of
FIVE These are al distracted BY the Principal and feee -
equal shsrs o. bis sienIion Tn. french Depsrmep, !, -
charge Of Monsieur De La Place gentleman bish -
fed foy his profession Wnsg and Drawn ~ q sssa.
BY Professor Barlow The rooms occupied bv bis s~bo,
between 1hrday and Siuyvesants0us .rs n,ssss,,s
large and eommodious and the grounds for re- rss, ss
and pleasant The exercises OF The school contipns ron
" O'CLOCK commencing win September, and closing
WIN June Inc lefms Heone hundred dollars year with
ssaiionsry &c payable semi annually, 10 advance. No
pupils es be received for period Than the end on
The academic year; and deduction se made for a.
sence. JAMES II. TYING, A. NJ Principal IsfIws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-21

re- Ferbes's Four Lectures on Recent Events in
Italy, will be delivered aIhe Society Library Lecture Room
cor OF keopardst andBroadway. on the EVENINGS OF
MONDAY 17th, WEDNESDAY 18th, FRIDAY 2si, and
MONDAY %iA Of this month al u O'Clock. Tickets for
the 81 Can be had at the Book Stores Of Messs
Bartlett Wexford, under Astor House, Broadway MessrG
Fanshew, SIS Broadway Single Lecture SO cts lu 81
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TPHE AMERICAN ARTISTS ASSO.

~ CIATl0N having Obtained their charter. are now
ready receive works Of for exhibition a their rooma
3es Brosdway Asiheir gallery 70 be opened 10 the pub
lie the let Of March 10 required that members WISH
Ing exhibit should send in their pictures before The
2th Of February. II 1ms
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THE Dusseldorf ACADEMY OF

y FINE ARTs.-LcsGngs great Historical Piosure Of
the "hARTYRDom Os HUss" has been added 70 ths
COLLECTION ofPaDIngs by aruss Of the shove school Al.
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