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bsynd -" Aadsoas north aide " fsaAs,vAAs svssas,
bell ps.,s, .ues, between Psaasy,..
Bsajsaia pivsls Of r. between lssh aud l&u
~. D. Bright, Uaioa Hotel, csoIss,o~n
'Rehsd Brodhssd pfivae side Of Y. is,
IT, Cas-. Willard. Hotel renn.yivania avenue ss,wssa ian
p Chase. Mr. smontoa'. 9th street, ar.s doc,
SC % Clay, IT, Mr C. 7. cardins nos side Of G.
~ Clayton Beals's, Pennsylvania a,ssas. Capitol
Jas Cooper Mrs Davi, opposite National Hoio Peansyvans
". 9. Dawson, National Hotel Penn.yl,ania
III Dodge Wisconsin,, Enn row, Capitol
IA O. Dodge, Of Iowa, m". Eanis., Dowson. row, Capitol
]; Evans: c.d:ss. lis,sl. Pssa,ys.si. s,ssss. 80
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between u and Sd streets.
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tween Pennsylvania avenue and Q street
a. oSss % 81, Ma sy north side Of r'nn
y. 9, Jones, Of Tennessee, National Hotel.
j. NJ Mason, private, street, oh
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- Morton, private, north side Of between 7h and 9Th
i streets. G 4 r.
NJ Norris, United Hotel, Pennsylvania
John Pet Mr. Tbos Walnces north side Of Pennsyvsaa
| avenue, between LIST and ID Streets t4A4sa
I. g. Pratt National HOTEL Pennsylvania avenue.
T. J. Rusk. #.ta5 bsa 5t .8Iaa s4,, !, asaas+a
w r. Sebastian Mrs Weiss Dun Green's Row, Capitol Hill
H. Seward rush hide OF r, between s'h and 7h
| Is 4 n 4 + 4 + y l4s#sf..f
James shedr, Mr. Bu, Delaware Capitol Hill, norsh
| side Captol.) slat4
sJohn slde, prvate south side Of between s and
\ 9th streets. tt. IH s#. Il ssts 4uN
S'T Smith, private side Of 18th street, between aad
n 7 < 3 r lsf5 f4iN.f
sc. Stuart Charles, ID
Charles SunRer Prof Key, north side OF g. between t3
| lfih streets. 4,J
Thompsoa, of Kentucky Mr. Riely side Of Tn
| scuisiaRa and ID lFI
8J r. Thomson, Of New Jersey private west side Of 18Th, hc
tween Il t'.tr..
X. Toombs
lsaac Toucey.
f. Wade, Mrs Hya Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Browns
Hotel
y. r. Walker, National Hotel.
D. Weller Mrs. Boyds north side of street, between lo,h
and lith streets.
J. w. Williams, Gadsby's Hotel
w. Wright Wizards Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue Ftff
Indicates married ladies'. ttb
SIndicates single ladies. rsHa
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OFFICIAL.

Frankn Pierce, Pedent Of the United Of aneriea 10 oil
uhom may
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited Cusiayo
Cleemann been appointed consul Of The republic Of
port Philadelphia, In the States Of hereby
cognsc him and declare
and privileges ths
Of MOI favored paioDs in the United
whereof, have be made
patent aud the seal Of the United States be
under hand at the city Of Washington, 18th dry
81 OF December, A. d. 1853, sud of the Independence OF
tho United States OF America the seventy eighth.
FRANKLIN FIERCE.
" the President:
w. L. MARCY, Secretary Of State.
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BALTIMORE, Dec. l7.-There has been quite excite
to-day among mechanics aud poorer classes
pecialy The Germans. by runor that tho Baltimore
Savings Bank which holds deposi,es the Of abon
$3 500 900, was in doubtful condition account OF Ger
tain railroad stock specula,ions. These rumors Of
course unfounded. but have had the intended effect
causing run the bank and they have had twenty
extra clerks employed all day in paying off The deposit
ors, and VIII KEEP open for the purpose l IL O'Clock
night Many OF the excited dcposors sacrificed the
deposites to greedy shavers at so the dollar
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CHICAGO, tUtnois,) Dec II "A riot occurred La Sale
yesterday among the operatives the Illinois Central rail
road owing reduction OF their One rioer
Contractor Albert Story dead The lstless office was
forwards attacked and ptllsged. Mrs Story fired
upop but escaped. IL reported chat Dunn, Story
foremsp, shot nine OF tho laboers The sheriff arrived
and, meefing with resistance, killed one Aishman and
wounded two others. Thirty Of The ro,es had been
rested. Story's body horribly mutilaed.
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The Country and tho Public Documents.
The Baltimore Argus refers to The sentiment Of the
country in regard to the Presidents message, and the
norris Of the heads OF departments and bureaus fol-
lows:
"Tax COUNTRY LATE STATE rAPERs.-The coun
try s possession OF the message OF the Presidsn
and the reports from the heads Of The several department.
They are the revelations that have been looked for with
much moro than ordinary interest," the authoritative
ponsnt Of the views and policy OF the administration
They are now on their wide spread mission passing the
ordeal popular scrutny which the verdict OF the
country will soon be made up and pronounced
1.-THE Presidents will, in all respects, vndcato
that favorable opinion that formed of his character
whom he called 10 his present responsible position
breahes the ardent feelings oil tried and disciplined pa
tot exhbits the profound views OF cultivated states
man II meets of domestic and foreign rea
lions with unfinching frmness. and with undissembled
fanknoss and is throughout able and eloquent COM
menta ~ upon the partial working OF our happy form Ct
government Whilst will give new hope and increased
faith at home the stability Of the Uuon and the wide
field for hunan happiness in which lot has been
Il viii 20 broad to all nations with healing its wings
Tae re ports the several depa afford the best
evidences of the ability and industry with which
conducted vigilance with which every branch Of The
public interest 10 guarded and aided, and how afdeni
they are pressing forward the mighty concerns and
source. OF our country demands coming
Rsnoes and that progress that emphaticay marks this
age. -
rhi. strong testimony the high qualifications OF
several func,onaries only vindcaes the proprey
the selection by the President Ia the formation OF his
cabinet ba, will satisfy the country that the adminsra
ton 10 working tremendously and effectively subserve
the great ends of all good happiness and
prosperity Of the people -
This position the and important of the
nation Is iu. meets the demands OF public duty 50
Thoroughly and in oil respects has much commend
il TO popular favor that the public voice OF hrless OPP
position will be lost in the general acclaim.
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On Friday night quarter 10 O'Clock, nseng i'll
THOMAS JOHNS, aged ca years.
couaty Maryland, for The last resident
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A o,op ExcusE-DurinK the revolutionary war. When
draugh,s were made from the military recruit the con
,nsniAl army. certain captain gave liberty the mel
drasshasA from his company to make their objection. il
they had any. against going into service accordingly
Of Them, Who bad impedmspl in his Speech came
forward and made his bow.
"Wha, is your objection !" said the captain.
II ca-ca-cant Co." answered the man. Il st.s,.
stuuer."
.S,si,ss" said the captain "sou don't 20 there 10 talk
bu, TO 6sh,."
"Ay. but they III put me on go-gu-guard; and man
may 20 haha. bali mile before say VIII VIII. who
goes there"
20. hatis objection. for they will place another
sentry with you. He challenge. and you can ere"
"Wsh b-b.but may be taken and run through the
heart before can cry gu qu.quar,ers"
This last plea prevailed. and III. captain. laughing
heartily, iismased him.
gentleman, the other day, visiting a school. had a
cook put into his hand Tor The purpose OF examining
class. The word Inheritance" occurring the querst
asksd--
"Whai 10 inhsritsncelr
Answer" Pa,rimony"
"Wbat 10 patnmony ~
Answer-" Something left by father
What would you call ], il left by a mother T.
AnswsF-" Marimony"
81
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CHARLEsTos, Dsc. 10 Tho brig Palo Alto, Of Charleston
bound from Matazss Tor Boston, sunk ihe 4h b,
tho French barque Noustint.
The brig ID. s. Brown, from Philadelphia for New Or
leans, has put in dismascd. .g#U
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Rsm,mber the Indu.,r,on. poor.

for OF industry among female
ladies' the Union and and
socicty will opened Monday the 10Th instant
Hail. 7h and continue week. where
would pleased welcome benevolent public paake
OF benevoencc Besides
psIn,e there viii also be those Of the
Of the sborng hands Of the poor will
there o useful articles, and at prices which will
wishes Of fasud,ors.
Many and articles have been prepared
under the Tho ladies enlisted
many hands hearts In the and will anticipate
good wishes aud scion of genersm' public
will be happy TO receive any donation, either
money work, gocees confeccncrs or dry goods be
convenient
public interested in the Of this society,"
efforts have benefit OF the Poor may
hop. for presence of able
reception Of vi-ie in the day well
night when band of music will be IN attendance.
BY order OF the managers
Il. II. MILLS,
Dee l6-lwd Direetresr.
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Notice to Delinquent Taxpayers.
I'M & CoLLEcToR's OYyfCE, December IA, 1853.
Office Is hereby delinquent property
prparaon and will he completed and published
si January All Interested earnestly
requested forward and y PAYING relieve undersigned
of enforcing the collections themselves
expense attending
.fst M RI ROCHE. f4IR
Dec l6 -dtJan Collector.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

BosroN, Dec. 1.-THE democrats OF Boston have ncni-
mated Hon. Aaron Hobart candidate for mayor place
OF Judge Allen, resigned They have also nominated full
list OF aldermen,
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The suggestion OF Governor johnson (says the Rich.
uood Enquiler) ia regard TO the purchase OF Mount
ysrnou should command the prompt attention Of the
sxsslore II is in every respeet proper that Virginia
should have custody Of The tomb Of WARRINGTON. and
.houId hold il a. shrine 10 which the yotaries OF lib
sy may resort TO render homage TO the memory OF the
most ilusrous champion Of human rights. 1t would be
altogether in harmony with the character Of WAsHIsG.
,os il the Qualification OF the noblest sentiment OF the
oul could be combined with scheme OF practical
rood; and hence there peculiar propriey in the
suggestion OF the governor, that Mount Vernon should
be al once the haunt Of he patriot and The seat of learn
ing WASHINGTON first in peace as well as in war,
and some institution commemorative Of the less striking
and gen,le virtues OF his character would be an aprPro.
prsle tribute 10 his memory.
proposition for the purchase oil Mount Vernon by
IN. United States is under the consideration OF Congress
Judge ayly very properly assured the House OF Repre-
sen,aves that Virginia would not ceds her juIlsdlc-
lion over one square inch Of her domain" and Mr
echer mentioned the fact that the legislature had al
ready refused To surrender the States jurisdiction over
Mount Vernon This did not satisfy some gentlemen
and Mr. Giddiags put the pertinent question: whether
The Wilmot provso should apply 10 Mount Vernon
II may be tina, some private company will purchase
Mount Vernon on speculation, and convert it into
show ground To prevent disxracefal act OF YAM
dalism the legislature should take prompt action in re-
gard TO the recommendation of Governor Johnson.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL OF rag '.AsAm SANDS.

PORTLAND (Msiae,) D,c. 1.-The sarah sands.
being tho nfs OF The line from Liverpool This place.
rived this morning. bringing no passengers Her arrival
was celebrated BY tho ringing Of bells and airing Of
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Nav fonK. Dec. 1.-THE steamer Andes sailed today
with 533O.00 in specie for Liverpool.
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rashsonahe CarrlaSe for sa,e-A Hoe light snd hsh-
Asosahsa New York built cosch which
months aud soied
mediate application o THOMAR YOUNG -
Corner Of Pennsyvsna ~ street
le--eoA2. 4 80 = -
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Prices Of admission Dress circle and parguce so cents
served IS orchestra seats IS family circle
third tier, 90 coored gallery rs cts.
Doors open quarter Ii 10 Commences at TX O'Clock.
~ 15 ...I
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THE Messengers - Vat . AiMsv~ns NJ
ecusve departments Of the
ed 70 meet At Chemical Hail. Wednesday
az o'clock business Of will be brought
meeting Dec I8-3t
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or the Cross-A Of in the
Fonrb Church, pastor, O.
Saith, Monday and evening Of tbs week ~ O'Clock
az Yeung Mems Chrtssiaa Associasion.--A specia,
meriine held Monday evening iath inst
o'clock, Baptist
eamssittee ~ the Bible class will report
ROBERT g. FoRDE,
Dec Is Recording Secretary.
ny- Methodist Episcopal Church, south Eighth
between and 1.-The Rev. James A.
tsabbah,) st n O'Clock
w. H. Mlburn, chaplain TO Conersss) At O'Clock
Dec II
iey- Smithsonian Institution Lecturcs.--On Monday
December 10, by benjamin Hoowell Subject;
NnbaIse. and Stellar 9f +
The lecture OF entirely
vented by Tho- H. Barlow Of Kentucky will be exhibited
Dec Ia
By GREEN q sCOrT, Auctsoreers. ttt {
EXTENSIVE SALE OF GLASS AND CRoCKERY WARE
II Wednesday, Thursday, Friday evenings
23d instant OK O'Clock shall sell
fine
We enumerate, in paris
Glass gobleis, Champagne WINS, icmonadc., hc.
DO Jenny Lind, and diamond
no Punty, diamond, large and other bowls
Diamond, Lind Ashburton and cresm
DO Pint, half pint hd pint iumbIers, sal &c
DO Beer mugs spoon holders, oval and round dishes.
Also, siarse assortment Of crockssy such as
White stone and granite saucers
Plates dishes, turesns, table pitchers
Mulberry and white toilet sets, &C.
Terms cash. The of the public respectfully
7.'7 aF,17 GREEN SCOTT.
Dec I'D Auctionsers.
-
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A GRAND CHORUS AND FULL ORCHESTRA.


hdmasson TO all Of the house, with the exception prva
boxes, 81 60. Seats in private boIcs 81
The box book will be for Saturday
Monday next at Daviss musc store Pennsylvania
10, n. m, TO ;, p. N.
Dec 10 ls ..laE
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Orphsns, Court. December i

District OF Columbia, Washington county, - wit;
administrative bonis
lei Renne dc.ased the admnin,rx Aforesaid has with the
appreciation Washington Aforesaid
Saturday, the h OF January the nna seesent
all creditors and said deceased
OF Washington ciy) with
their claims properly voucbed they otherwise ~ law be
be
to said 7ih day ci January next
Test ED N. ROACH
Register Of Wills.
True copy-TestI ED. NJ ROACH
Dec l7-law3w' Register Of Wills.
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The evenings performances will with farce
THE MARRIED BACHELOR.
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THE Great New York Tailor and or Fash-
ions is in wlard purpose taking the full
length his book, Of
IN the Union, enameranE both branches OF Congress-
administration Of tho government George r.
and autograph complimentary gallery
statesmen well among dead
states Che living such men ~ Franklin Pierre, the President
Of the United StNes Mnad Fillmore,
States General d. r. Achison, President Senate
ward Everett General W. Scott, Commodore Perry,
Gwn General Shields Hon. D. Douglas Hon. j.
Hon e. T. James, Hon. H. Wabrdg- and
Kennedy, Sir Henry Lyiton Buwer. Rev. Father Matthew,
Mvsgher, and others r. +
Certified be shown original efcIocs
Annapolis by General Washington
I'd up his commission chief.
Paper patterns be shown OF c.
suit Of clothes and khsban made
iden Franklin Pierce and presented the day his
ton, 18th March, 1855
Patterns Of the suit OF clothes which
stcr buried, being Of George Fox manufacture
patterns OF the clothes OF W. H. King Vice President
caa be shown TO the curious antiquarian, Wlard
National Hotel, 333 Broadway, New York.
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NATIONAL THEATRE.

NATIONAL THEATRE.
Monday Erenins, December 10, 1859.
The inimitable and accomplished tftsH Oh
RAvEL FAMILY,
It'll their entire auxiliary orce numbering over for,y persons. In
their most amusing and attractive
GRAND FAIRY MAGIC PANTOMfME,
GREEN MONSTER
Introducing 100 surprising and highly amusing
TRICKS AND METAMORPHOSEs,
Az played New York. Philadelphia Boston, 400 nights
with immense success and received with unbonded
machinery piece is mos, eubor and psr
feet producing effects truly magical realizing we
read Of ~ Oriental fury tales.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Fourth week Of the wonderful Rsvsl Family. n
MONDAY EvKxISo December 10, 1858.
.By the Orchestra
pantomime composed by NJ Brilliant entitled
NICHODEMUs.
The harlequin panomime of The
GREEN MONSTER.
The will farce Of
THE MARRIED BACHELOR.
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Prices Of admission Dress circle and paque cents re
Third uer % cs; eolored gallery, Is cts. ''
Doors open At quarter 70 u TO commences O'Clock
RISLEY's VARIETE,
(Lats IRON Haa)
MONDAY EVENING" December ls, 1855
Win be Donzet. celebrated OPERA acts Of
LUCREZh BoRGIA.
GRAND CHORUS AND FULL ORCHESTRA.
rlompea n...s. s ssna To,.n
o ADMISSION.
Admission all house, exception Of pvat
boxes, 81 90. Seats in private boxes, 81
The box book will be for
Monday next at Davs musc store Pennsylvania
| 10, n m, TO 3, p.
4 Dec 10 @shsf
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The whole conclude with the harlequin paniomme Of The
GREEN MONSTER.
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BY j. 4. MCGUIRE, Auctionser.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY-On Friday
afternoon, December 2d 3H O'clock premises, fphai
SELL BY virtue Of deed Of bearing date Dec.mbsI TIN
Ibcr A. s. No oos AGO. AL 43a and Az
land Washington all that Of lot
No 25i, beginning the the s0uthesst
running twenty (2
thence north $50 feet alley thence with tho lima Of
Terms third residue In and months,
for satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
II the complied with within I'VE the
right risk and expense the a
purchaser.
NICHOLAS CALLAN, Trustee.
e#a JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
I'D Aucdonecr.
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~ Christ Cross''-A di.cooses in The
Fonrb Presbyterian Church. 9Th PASTOR John q
sr,it and Of tbs week. "a O'Clock
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National iio,sl or $50 Broadway, New Y@s "' o. "'
pREsKNTs for the Hollday..-x W. GAIT a pno.
invite attention TO their unusually large stock Of
SUPERIOR GOLD WATCHES,
consisting and hunting London
plain engraved, -nnmoIled js~ei.a
RICH JEwELRY.
Diamond, ruby, and pearl brooches
DIAMOND and ps.ri nnssrnns. and crosse.
Gold chains iockats, seals, keys bessipin pencils
Gold tlnmbes, cum pine, wedding rings, &C. .t
PURE SILVER WARE.
Silver sct, piches gobes cups
Silver dessert knives, soup cream, gravy ladies'
ss ss; e.: ~. %.; .as s: :ss = ,.'''
Sugar sinsrs, leo and salad ,onss
Prsserye and Jelly spoons, pickle forks nc. SIS
FANCY ARTICLES AND PLATED WARE
Pine ,.s .Iys, card case. SEES and Yo.,s ponnse.
f,.aar , a,n.. ts,se', Hover ''..ds
Sign ofme Golden Eagle, Penn. sy.nue
9th and 10Th streets.
Dec i7-a
pOOMs.A suite furnished rooms. suitable Tor family Or
' no. o. iss OF ,sa can De had with OF without
to =, .p'o The Sa'en. so~n and o,ss
on p M,I Is%ss ..'''e'
TaInTY YEARS VIEW. ny . senator OF Thirty
HON Tos H. se";a" S"% ' wss
m Ty rom IN s 's
i:s;' ~s.' ':''s sa 'sf be
when engaged canvassina fos 30ta
The gucsts Brown Hossi
names, residences, j. stewau.
The n the Irving Hotel viii and resi-
The sas.i. wi.d leave their name. and res.
denses with Mr. John y Kirlwood; rT~
The suesis Of the United States Hotel viii
residences with Mr.. A. w. Kirkwood. II d.r. ss
J. q. HolLINGsHEAD
Dec l6-dJ Agent Tor District Columbia.
And sonIP AND WARRAsTx.-Th. sadsnsn.d viii
pay y. . sss .a sa. v s.s ,s z. and rs
EVANS FAINT,
Opposite the Attorney Once, |
Dec 9-0dAcps Corner NJ y and /
ny =. G. MCGUIRE. Anctssneer. |
ADMINISTRATORS SALE or SMALL HOUSE AND /
n LOT.On Saturday
shall square al7
3th with
the consisting Of smal story house
cash. ff.1NMsFt
ny order Of WASHINGTON BERRY
#HEUF Administrator.
- JAS. &. MCGUIRE,
Dec H-eon Awcstcneer.
gHlRTSi shirtsi Shirts = in want Of
sic'e and rood nttins shirts will md
oil styles LANE'a
Dec -sawf oenasmen's Furnishing Establishment.
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z. q
Dec lid Aucti0aecT.
EUHNIsHED HOUSE FOH REMIT have for rent an sls
eanty vicinity Irving
will be rented reasonable satisfactory For
terms &C., apply TO
s''t'Fsf4 t JAS. c. MCGUIRE, i
Dec l4-e0d Aucd0noer
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RISLEY's VARIETE,
(Lats IRON HdH.)

MONDAY EVENING, December -, 1858,
Win be presented DoniEen celebrated opera, acts OF
LUCREZIA BoRGIA.
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DIED.

WI. MARCY, Secretary Of State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14
Banning Ataoemes.

A DODWOETIis DANCING ACADEMY, No
y" b'oowsy aoe fof he feosYgn - pupils Wsdgss
% Ihsfsts she sf1sy ssfDDi ls1< sDf rhdel Mon
Dr. "fcn'scsy Jgsoss sDn sssdsy sssaag for gentlemen
Jr fsefshS o. "3 hsnd Vi augsf sstsdsy sfen0
40 ffeI1S s1ss ss.Issly ~ psys sen nssEihy
is VI 1ess vii bs ieeda dfLs tesson ysc8tA dsss
,es4 ~ ,isi =, L9Aoon I'D Ps5s.
CiDhOH CHEHAHDIs UANCiN0 ACADEMY,
- ~ ~ fty e.sDes jst opposite f4s lsfe1dOs Ussss
sifaeitsfci 'fstefny iDyo4 III feeas ne ysLs si
seer 30 oFesg ~ fhs pun II ~ ne ett5y WEDNESDAY
snf s4JffDAI = u II DshDa44eDs Iis, 1nfoDhY ss5
FtfDA1 ttEpgnr - ~ n F,3sae ss,a ssLsss A,sS
s|ss ~ lcs1 ~ t.ssCsf - .fsI
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AiiVthO MAuiiiHin NE fapafa sHt~fipflir ~
y hpnftp uAtrh ~ ..ss'~. b iet.si r4f jisf1
t.I L. 400 lss ID a4f HtH lsssH fiHi.ftf
"A anne 49,. 3D. t.tii ss His te HFth s 80 l4 nt@es
III dt.s 10 sniihif a4iaif 'fli 80 HHHif ~ Ff7fs
t.aats ltst. flilf+lhsf ~
IN. ..satnit % % 100 ~ 'lft+@s' HaT ~ sfab
KY. I....tl,,. g. nati. H 900 if1Asa tiiaa fNiHtW
OMAN a.iuAh rlri JD4tpli Mason. III mn
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