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MANIFESTATIONS. An OK.

- position Of views respecting the principal facts, canses
psouaiiiies involved in SPIRIT Mancstatons together
with interesting phenomenal statements and connanica
tons by Adm Baou II ~ yit sugel hath spoken
him. st light against God" Arc they not all
mneeTng sprs" believe not every sp,i bat try tho
srir.s whether they be Of God.' New Edition Enlarged
snd revcd. Price IN mu.n, IS cents paper, 20 cents.
Postage 10 GEMS fOWLfR5 < WELLS
No l1l NA.aan 4 NeW.Yofk
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LETTER PRESS


An original New Years Poem BY Alice G roy win An
autorroph The Legend VI Beraaldus,' an osgnh By
Chsrle. q. Leland With autograph The NNer Car
rr Story Of rural life IN France, bv Richard H. MI
ball To the Re- ader by thu Editor Dr. hanes New Search
or Sir John Franklin Francis Andre Mlclanx by tho
Editor; Swinders and Adventures m the Ctty OF New
York The Expedition 20 the Amazon, Music and tho
Drar,s; Sr Archibald Alson's History Of Europe, Toe
Opering Cougrt Vhe Death Of W bster The New
NoA Crystal Palace The Couagrittpn OF Saremontli
The Cal0rc snip Ericsson; The Dead 0I o@-a cDmp'to
list Of deaths Il eminent persons dung tho present year
Recent Literature; Destruction of Chickering's PldrO
Forte M1nuiac'ory at Boston Latest Intelligence fron all
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Persons residing New York who dssire 20 hsve ,he
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Tie seond number WI appear On SATURDAY, Jan. s,
with a very large number Of b uutlta Ensr4gin1s
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Tose who wish ScuTe ell the nuinb-ls OF II volume
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~ Masonic Nofice.-The members of Benevolent
Lodge No 1872 hereby notified 20 attend the election Of
Officers for the year 1853 be held the Lodge Room
No. 81 Orchard st.. on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec. p,
1857 BY order of W. H., VIM LYONS
@. II. MALCOLM Secret1xy.
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This Evening a. : o'clock,
GEN. TOM THUMB
in bis div eng erfnances To conclude with the -rlnd
Spectacle of TIP FORTY THIEVES
the beautiful illustrations Of Oriental ronolce
ever produced
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Now ready and for sale by all Booksellers,
MEYERS UNlNERsUM, for 1888, Edited
WI Nv CHARLES a. DANA, with hfty reel Engray.
ings views OF the kabe PAGES and OBJECTS OF Al
countries and deceptive aud historical tsxt ~ nee
Greeley Gas L. Brace Geo. W. Curts PsTke Goodwin,
Geo finley Tho Parker, Rev. DR.. Furness Charles l.
Dana j. Meyer and other eminent writer's IN America
EaIope Prce, bound pll gilt and neAy ornamensed -
a most liberal dscOuIt allowed 70 ths trade.
HERMANN J. MklER, Publisher,
20. loi W 'liau8-ss New York.
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No. 1874 Nass,u-st., one door below Bookman
& BEACH's NEW PAPER.

bAhNlM ~ BEAU IL NEW tatEh.-
kb-First runber ready l-C0ntents Of the ILLUS
TBATED NEWS, for the week ending saturday, Jaucary
lst, 1888. ~
ENGRANINGS;
Birth Of the New Year design by Fsomss largo
pnge engraving pronounced by artists be OF the )st
beautiful designs ever produced.
2 The last moments of niel Webster magnificent
picture covering pages. The position of til
nous members Of Mr. We5sters family snd Trends Standing
around the d. ing bed is faithfully tied The es-
lures Of she dying accurately prJnced The
group also includes potras ~ Nh Fletcher Wehser Dr.
Wsrrtu. NJ ". Page Mr. Peter Harvey NJ : A. Ap-
pefon The accuracy OF these portraits has been greatly
assistcd by the dagueurotype
g. Mr. We6sters Library" large engraving showing
an internal view of This heautfl apartm
4. The Mansion Of Daniel Webster n Mnrshfeld'
beautiful picture drawn on tue spot
s. The loab Of Daniel Webster
g. The Webster Obaequies At w-fork--the Funeral
Carr
T. "Des'rue'icB Of Chickering's great Pano-Fote Manu-
factory Boston Mss" large And s9u ed elsrlv.ng.
g. View OF tue Foundation OF Inc crystal Palace New
York.
o. 3" The Cllorc Ship Ericsson
TO- The great COuha grafton at Sacramento City .
H. The Opening Of CJngres8B 'celying tho Message
in the senate
70 The Opening Of Congress Reading tie Message In
the Housp"
The above Engravngs all produced IN the mos, bean
thu and costly manner accompanied with appropriate IN
teresting letteT-pr - descriptions.
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Tickets with secured seats FIFTY CENTS. ~ -
Tickets and places be secured daily. nom TIL
o'clock at WIN. HALL 4 SONS Music Store, No. 20
Broadway corner OF farkpece and at the door on the
ihe doors viii open at CO o'clock the Lecture win COM
mence al "a O'Clock, precisely.
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L,RENCH BOOKS JUST IMPORTED-

Amoug which Votaire, Oeayrcs complcse, Is vols;
Ssuondi Historic des Ffancas, 10 vols Cor spoadsnco
de Grimm. 10 vols; Bosuet, O'uvres vols RDassem,
Ocuyres vols; Chaiesubuand Oeuyrs, 5so's - Lprc
Isioriqut, Ptoreslue q Biosnphijur yus; ilstore
dc Napolecp sharaso nelly bou' d. Aio hrsa sslsctoa
of Jgv,nie Works in fionoh. juvenile Works n nnssh,
a graf Noreiy For sale by
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Y Mercantile Library Asseciation.-Tr1e a.

nra me- ting cf the members of This Ass0- alton will b.
ned IN Clinton Hal on TUESDAY Jan II. By order Of
JOSEPH BLACK, Recording Secretary.
~ The ladies Of the Eastern Consrega-
aynui thnrch, corner Of G0uvemeur and Maiisonss,
Will bod Fair for the sale OF U,efal and Fancy
lNCS of this week
" TO the Friends Of social RefOrm.-Pcr-
disposed TO become interested in the RARIrAN BAY
UNION, may address or call on GEO b. ARNOLD, re-
Dqi.g on the domain az Prth Anboy, Y. J. C. o.
LTD no Battery-pace, this city who win give in
formation OF the objects and general plans Of the Assoca-
ton and receive gubscnpt for stock.
~ To Church Choirs.-A Lady and Gentleman,
Win COCO voices-sopreno and bassre desrous Of
rectng themselves with choir for the pleasure of musical
practice. Upper part Of the city preferred No charge Tor
ssrces and steady Attendance given Can read ordinary
music at sight. Address MUSIC, Tribune Office
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NAPOLEON IN EXILE, or A VolcE FROM
INST HELENA. by Il. OMeNa. With plates. VOL,
i..uo., will be published IN few days.
Now ready
RAMSAliS GENTLE SHEPHERD. 81.
PHYSICAL THEORY OF ANOTHER LIFE. ~.
ROCHEFOUCAULDS MAAIMS AND ELEMENTS
OF THOUGHT 81
LAGOON, By COTTON. 81 3.
COLERlDGE LIBRARY BIOGRAPHY 81 ~
" GDWANS No. ia rulfnu-st
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reR NEW.YOHk r,tIeUvr
THE SEM -WEEKI,Y TpreIrNg

voa CALIFORNIA, OREGON AND TIVE SANDWICH IsL.s
70 puh''sned on me departure of zach Mail steamer
Chsgres Price "a celts per copy.
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TUE SEw-YoRK TRIBUNE

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pubfahsd on the departure Of each Mai Steamer 70,
Liverpool Price 81 cents copy, or g year. any psrt
Of Great Britain. 81 the Continent Dos.se ncnass
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q per 1n1arn Two copies for s. Ten cor 80 Adysr-
asesntnts cens = line FOR each insertion
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thsweisnown Cheap Book Emporium, No y Bro.A-
way, trrdeE BGrunss NpseaaE)
Unrivsled stock Of Git Booss or the Holiday S>ason'
sSsr ted for Christmas and New Year Yrcsean or 1883
sTRINGER TOWNSEND. IN soooraspce With their
s-uusl custom beg then friends Aai patrons
that they prepared with ,ss most complete and
attractive Ct Git Books, Juveniles Albums
Canes Toy Books Portfolios, &c. Sci soe-thr with
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inclu6irs richly bound Babies and Prayer bSks-llns-
Ea;ed Standard Poe,cs Works and STANDARD Lssrsfac,
embracing Histery Biography, Novels &c, thai wss ever
OK Eed the pnbGe AID that their long expeence pre-
sens einies or laying soods which enable them 70 cell
e much lower than contemporary house Theyw
dfeei attention to their ard beautiful edition Of the
Novels Of the late Ferore Cooper suitable psesens
among tne numerous admirers Of that Distinguished writer.
hsf ct the most attractive OF their Large aud vsea
Catalogue OF Presentation Books for 1855 may Be Obtained
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DROADWAY THEATER-E. A. MARSHALL,
ID sole Iessee-THIS EVENING, Dec q. will he
formed The new grand Opera and Fairy Spectacle entitled
THE PERI.
Miss C. Richings Miguel Mr.. Richinss
Nanorkee..... Nine. fons DE Leon. Mr. T. Bishop
MARRIED AND SETTLED
Mr. Pox...... Mr.. Davidge Mrs Box Mrs Vernon
Doors open at 81 at Boxes and arquet sVc
Family ard Upper Circles 25c Private Boxes - and Co
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~ Fair of the Ladies' Union Aid Society
Inns society which has fO its object provide comfOrta-
pc redence for the aged and nTm members Of the E.
buch IN tins city having occupied leased house for the
lest two years has purchased eligible location os its
Institution IN elst 81, near Broadway.
a Far will be held AZ Metropolitan Hall from Dec p 70
% the avas ofwhch win he appropriated to assist in the
erection Of suitable building.
An opening Address will be delivered TUESDAY
EVENING, Dec Il, by Rev Mr.. HAGANY, Of the Yes ~
st. Church
Donations oferfices for either the sales efreshmeut
room viii be gratefully received and be 20 the
Hall on MONDAY, 18th, when the Committee will be
attendance and any time 10 Mrs FAIR No 40 Broad
way, where tickets OF admission may be obtained of the
Aeents of the M r. Book Concern. No 200 VI berry-si
MARVIN NORTH, No. 90 Wiliiam-st- and at the door
~ Ladies' Fair at Williansburaii.- The La-
dice OF the Unversist Church aDd Society will hold ir
and Festival On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON and EVEN
ING I'D inst, at the Odeon, (the Metropolitan Hal" Of
WilliGInsburgb 5tbt, South 9Th. An ample
ment OF useful and fancy articles will be display ed. and
plentiful supply of refreshments be provided. Admission
%
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To- Lecture-The Second Lecture before me ri IN
Bkfw YOUNG MEMS LITERARY As sSSl !, ,bs
VII he delivered by Rev DIR. WISE, OF Albany a. ses
S,rxycssn, Institute No ESQ Broadway, on WEpNeS-
DAY, Dee e. at o'clock r. NJ. Subjeet-frosress Oh Wv
eke at Is cents EACH may be obtained at the door on
the ey, ming of the Lecture.
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~ Miss Racon's Course of Historian M IN
struction, at the Stuyvesant lnstitute.-Ine
o'clock Subject Third Group of tho Primitive States
EsyIt
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NJIBLO's GARDEN-JoHs SErros, Man
~ .ser-RFNEFIT OF Mr.. HUDSON.-THIS EVE
MING Dec. 81, will be performed -
The KNIGHT OF ARVA. . -
Gamer Mr. Hudson Baroness. Mrs. Maeder
SULTANA. - .,
sultap......Mr Hudson Roxslana. Mime. Ihion'
KATHARINE AND PETRUChlO.
Tickets So cents Private BoxeS g. Doon open T. 10
commence at II.
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r7- Peoples Lectures.-The second Lecture OF TINS
will be delivered the Broadway TaoernaSe on
TIJTSDAY EVENING, Dec 81, by Rev. SAMUEL Us
coon of New.Yorki Subject-LUCk and PLUM, or
-, nal "a the Man and his Fortunes lecture especially
for Our own times Doors open o'clock lecture 70
At precisely. Tickets, One Shilling each 70
h. had AZ EVANS BRlTTAN'S, NO oS' bfosa"ay u
No 1871 Nassau st., and at the door
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Mechanics Institute IN Lee
,n, :, the Rooms of the Institute No Bowery eorne.
THIS Tuesday EyENNS ro the &C
oelock Members procure their ucae t;csets c.a
be oi.sd Of Me~ Appstea &C., MO w Be- s appso-
way at % cents EACH the proceeds Of when W.
The public respectfully informed that no person az,
ed with this Institute, except the Aetuary Hoe''
spouments whatever, for their services;
CHARLES Fl. DELAvAN,( Select
ZADoC PH = IsTIijRRAs. Committee
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w. Popular Lectures.-PIof b, BROWN VIII
LiAMS' MENTAL ALCHEMY Beecker Buildings, cor
per Blocker and Morton-s's, THIS ENENiNt az y
o'clock Excitement and interest in the experiments OF
this and astounding scientific discovery again '''"s'
Go early.
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In the Lecture Room the brilliant and magnificent sPecta-
Gle Of erchautnen well known every lover Of OTen-
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WALLACK's THEATER-B roadway.-J.
w w WALLACE Lessee. w. LESTER Stage Man.
sser-THIS EVENING, Dec. 81 -
SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER
NJ u.-ac,s,le Mr. Blake Mis- Hardcaste. Miss Keene.
Toney Lumpkin Mr.. wseot Mrs IIsrdesstle.Mrs Blake
BORN no GOOD LUCK
OF sfFe,ty Mr. Brougham Molinga ......Mrs Craner
Doors omen at 81 O'Clock performance 10 commence al
p.rre and Dress Circle 50 cents Family Circle, % cents
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AN EsGLIsH LADY wishes situation tn
IA sspsnLtend widoweIs family Can CIV ii Oh eai-
lnouia character and capbi:y ke. May for
thre days. from 10 A. ". tll2 ", at No le7 4tlst.,
eorrer ofcth-sy, ond floor, front room.
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A FEW LADIES may find profitable en-
ployment at No. los WAisers. Cell between 10 4 n.
and Jpn.
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WANTED-A situation by Protestant Gid,
w a. Cook snd s.s.st Washer and fros~ shsss SOD
cook ed can give tae bs CITY rssrsnee = e cnesstr
Pace
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~ John II. Cough, Rev. sidney Al ~ nnS,
,sd Rcy. DIR. LOunsberry viii address tne iouSs
No.. Ninth Ward Temperance Alliance a the !snes, ~.
E' Church isesr shaw on THURSDAY EVENING; DEG &c
q Tickets rs cents 20 be bad at the eoot yn i
No T2 agtonst G.. II. Gray No ga biee1 sa
T. n Le,sn' :. 70 and Wm Harmed, No s. sthav
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A HionLY REspEcTABLE EssLBH WoxAS,
Of long experience As bolsexeepsr in drerss Essl ,h
families vshsg engage EocseEeeyer Sel<ress In
private geItletpaDs family. Best Of resrsnces gwen.
Application to be made No 90 6thsv, between "a add
z3dfts.
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The Wing Electors of the Vth Ward hereby notified
that Primary Election for the selection of Ward Com.
mtee and FIVE Delegates 10 each of the Wing General
COMMITTEES for the year will be held at the Marion
House. On WEDNESDAY, 22d inst, between the hours Of
ana 40 o'clock A. NJ
At Getting OF the Ward Committee, Messrs JOHN b.
FBINk, JOHN NJ. BENNETT and JAMES KENNEDY
were chosen Inspectors for sad election.
THOMAS f. SMITH Chairman.
Wv. II. CANNiFF, Secretary
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Thursday morning Dec % WILLIAM GEORGE youngest
81 Charles l. and Caiharne White ssed year. month and
days
His funeral will take Friday morning, Dec "a, at 10
o'eock residence OF his father No 1877 Msdsos
On TluTdsy Dec g. Miss JOSEPHINE dusher Of the late
Charles the edeuce Of her mother Mrs Csrohne
Cation No. lGO West 25,h st.
sp Philadelphia Fulton and Montgomery papers please cory
"Wednesday Dec 90 the residence Of her son in law
Johp WyAe No. $40 3dav Mrs. ABIGAIL JOHNSON aged Is
years. mouth ami IS days.
At sing Sing Dec 90 HARRIET wife Of james KDowltou
In Orwell VI Oct 90 OF soarhns WILLIE L. RUST, second
olp VIM Ru,t of The California Express aud Mary K
Rust seed ii months aud ~ days
child interested great promise
which turned 10 take sosd look
and s~eey played the
the thoushane.s the innocence
angela lovely flower he Tor ear;h-too
sbeau,u easiet Angels and took m home
le.y.n fond friends
"And why mournf-that deep repose
Shall never broke by pain;
Thoss lips sighs unclose,
Those eye shah weep
foT think nc that the blushing flower
Shall wither n the church yard sod
Twas made sid an angels bower
Within the Paradise OF God"
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Markets. .Reportedb b. Telegraph.

CHARLEsToS Dec 2o.-CoTroS sales to-day were 100
bales, with firm and advancing market Mddns tsr is
quoted al d9c. of Rio COFFEE, amounting To
$40 bags sold at auction to-day at 8iD9ic averaging
93-l6c.
Middling is at stdS 9-l6c.
EEw-ORLEAss, Dec 2l.-The sales OF CoTTos to-day
were barely 5000 bales aad prices show decline OF tc,
Midding being quoted at sld8lc The steamers
snxousy looked for 1000 bbls Mess PoRK sold to-day at
Prime MOI Assrs sells at 2c Rio CorFGE has declined TO
&C. FREIGHTs unsettled CoTTos is taken for Liver
pool at I'd. STERLING EXCHANGE IS at 81 cent. PREM
EEw-ORLEAHs, Dec 22-Noon.-CoTroS operators
disappointed at the nonreceptOn Of foreign The
sales this morning have already reached 900 bales at yeser
DAVIS decline Strict Mdding sells 8lc. The stock of
CoTros on hand IL S3i OCO bales FREIGHTs declining
CoTTos being Liverpogl st 3d. Prime MoLAssEs
&c MESS Pork has advanced so in consequence Of the
recent OF unfayoabe advices from the West 1900 bbs
sold at Sl8dsl8 So FLOUR has also advanced 5000 bbs
having sold at 81 5oas4 62t.
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nisnsfers. &c.

B.ra Zrso sturdivani Bathurst Africa Nov u bad hnhei
load r New YoTl When .he found 20 k esdy me so
discharged 10 repair the vessel SIC nAd "s' HANS"
oue and passenger, 81 ie.rr o. q, ... -. l.
ga, atnr,r HlLs from New foTk Tor For'snopth "n "a
after he vcsse of oody ani o~ns hdra
orally and the was OF eourse NAad o. ~
The and lot the foo about 500 DOS ~. o-ea
damaged and other arts tasen a. he>h
The torn OF I7h finished the hull, breaklns up enurey
Ml-7ss The GioH,sffer fegfapA states MAJ s.h
Hsr Hobock CAPE Renhy, sailed rom that port on ne LUZ
Nv r G.orsr Bank ~ TIE Bank on ne
81, Nov they had 20 et fish and 600 10 hsbn sne
t No havefhaye received from the vessel or her
crew and ali Dc either those board have
van-bed Tie follow ae the uans o. i9sr on ooaru ne
vessel when he sailed from Gloucester william ,.rnny NV
ODD sndsws Red Henry Green. John McAmnon VIM
Po,um Osborn : Iswrene more generally kewn
as james smith WIN Hayden irhman The hr't
red La~rrnce member Lodge. o. Of o. p Toe
Heury Horok sood vessel Of o6 in seven yesrs I'D
valued and insured Tor Inst amount at the Doaeef
Mutual Tishing Insurance Ohcc.
scuK HrprsssI Orra'i, which saled rom Bucs port We r
the h ned 70 on he evening Of The 70
has encountered Cod on the 18th Which caused Der
10 leah os, part Of deck Dad OF lumber - ,e.A
n. H. T.tLssS, founs WHICH ed rom Dlsnoe on we
ms. r New Yors pilot board struck ock sane day
me below the village kn'cket hoe hes bottom ana
Immediately fnd The next day the hole wa stopped the vessel
pumped out Dhon discharge her caro
trs Of $50 Casks nails winch aud were 10 be sent
The vessel Will probably proceed 10 DreenPot Tor re-
P,rs " w BsreE-The barb W. Bridge, bound from
Fall River and which went ashore m gale on the 9n
proved and condemned be sold the !t At
Trs Bnrrru Sem. Tr~r which arrived the lsi
from Nassau, that the barb Oyando Which
arrived distress the 81 OF December % days rom
Havre pass-nge burned the 6ih to the water
edge her cargo burned but damaged 10 b
almost vauees The ensrans sailed in the ors Pedasza Tor
Charleston Three four OF them lied al Nassau
owned Vessel and cargo insured in Nalst
TuE BsnH MoUsrAssEs from Liverpool bound 10 ST. John
n b. ballast arrived distress at Nassau p on the oh int
havns teen out 70 days. consequence Of arrangement her ma
ehinery
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

EvEsISG ScHooLs-The second annual ses-
on of the Evening School held at the City School House
No Of South FouIth and Tenthss closed Tues
day evening The registered number Of pupils SOL; the
average number attendance $50 This School opened
in Of aiding exclusively those young persons of both
who by the Of their occupations unable TO
attend the Day Schools The progress OF the pupils has
been very marked and moral influence highly gratifying
There was large number Of visitors present incl dung d..
d. Winant Esq President Of the Board Of Education ard
other School officers several Of whom made spirited ad
dresses The School in charge Of Mr.. III Buckley Prnc
pal OF the Day School, maintained admirable order through
out the various exercises.
beautiful Bible was presented to the Principal by
Of the pups behalf Of his companions test monis
Of and gratitude for his unweared devotion to their
interests
Mr. Bukley made brief address, thanking the pupils for
their favorable opinion and stating that much anxiety pre-
vailed among his scholars about continuance OF the school,
together with that many boys would continue
their studies home If they had the to purchase
books &C MI b. set down and MI Winsnt the President
Of the Board Of Education and offered to furnish the
to supply every boy with states books &c, who
would his and residence to the Principal which
should be consde red Christmas Present This offer
received with accamAtons by the boys, who to
receive their Presents this Christmas evening)
We have seldom seen greater interest exhibited on
similar occasion. The Day School closes FOR the Holidays
at O'Clock m. to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24
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