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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-25

DRusg-Daniel Rariden, arrested for Drunkenness
on "Wednesday evening last, yesterday brought
before the senior alderman on that charge, and with
being disorderly, and in default Of SO security, was
Committed to jail for Eve days.
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- Yirginia Daguerrean GalIery.

p Virginia Daguerrean Gallery. No
14o MAIN STREET, atthe Gothic Windows Hand
some DGgHerreotype MIR. WIN. A. PRATT, Da.
gueIreoty pist, on Main street. between 18th and
18th, has sent Us, $50 it is said admirable like
ness of Prince Albert, taken from medal furnish
ed him, together with diploma signed by the
hand OF the Prince, and handsome volume of the
reports OF the Worlds Fair for exhibiting speci-
men of his art The picture is very good one, and
reflects great credit on the artist as an operator
EXtract.-SIR have the pleasure to inform
you that the Jury has awarded you a medal &c.
mh25 WILLARD FILL MORE.
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r The FusERAL Of the late Mayor will
Jake place at ST. james Church. The pro.
cession will be fo,msd there according to the
programme published this morning. The pla-
ces OF business will, no doubt, be generally
closed during the funeral. Such is the re-
quest of the Aldermen, and the citizens will,
we are sure, very cheerfully comply with II.
THr c.sr or THE PrcxpocKET.-On yesterday
Stephen Van Pelt the person arrested on "wednesday
evening on the charge of picking the pocket OF MI
F. Adicks fnot Addings) on "Wednesday afternoon
last near the depot Of the Northern cars OF between
$40 aad $50 in gold and silver, was examined before
the presiding magistrate at the Mayors Court, and
was committed upon the evidence ct Mr.. Adicks. II
was also alleged that the accused had previously COM
mitted theft at the City Hotel but the charge was
not proven. The evidence OF Adicks, in the case,
was simply recapitulation of that succinctly pre-
scented in Yesterdays paper. Van Pet was committed
to Jail to await examination before called Court OF
Hastings to be held on Saturday week.
WpIppEp.-A slave named Charles Mead slave to
Mr. R. Hicks was on yesterday arragned before the
senior alderman preferred charge of assaulting a
free negro named Robert Selden and stealing from
him breast-pin valued at $780, the I'D instant
The charge of stealing clearly refuted but for
the alleged assault Mead ordered ten lashes-
From this decision Mead took appeal and the
decision of the Court duly entered for the az.
prevail or dismissal of the Hastings Court
These appeals are absolutely of no consequence
whatever and hitherto have proved utterly futile in
efecting the reversal of decision 1t is but post
ponement of punishment, therefore, to record them
The judgment of the Mayor of the city in these ap
peal cases has, of course, legitimate and legal nu-
upon the subsequent decision Of the examining
Hastings Court
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F For Grain hieasurer.-I respectfully
offer myself a candidate for reelection TO the
above office. LHLUCK.
NH 22-td Residence Doth street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-25

To The Voters OF the City of Rich
myself acsndidate for the office of High Consta
BILE of the CITY In Offering myself as a candidate,
| can only promise that should it be your pleasure
to elect me, shall discharge the duties of said
Office punctualy and with dispatch
NH S-dtd j 8. b. TINSLEY.
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e To MIR. j |. Ii. srrobia, candidate for
City Gauger-I should be GLAD TO know, lst,
whether you desired the nomination of the Wing
meeting last Friday nigh.f
2nd. If you did not wish the nomination, whether
you authorised your name to be withdrawn, and
why you did not
3rd Would you have accepted the nomination
f ON that meetingi
4th If you had been the nominee of tine meeting,
would you have expected Mr. Jones to continue in
the field against youl
Answers to these questions will assist to proper
understanding of your position.
NH 25-ltr ONE CHANCE.
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~ Grain Weasurer.-Tot the Voters of
the City Of Richmond.--I hereby declare nv.
self a candidate tor the Office OF Grain Measnrer
Should IL be your pleasure elect me- shall Leave
no effort untried TO give general satisfaction
NH 24-dfd< BEVERLY WELLS
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~ DIR. Joseph sega- will address the PEG.
PIE OF staunion next Monday on the subject OF
iatesnai improvements. He is a candidate for
me eshce Of Commissioner Of tbs Beard Of
Public Works.
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e Travellers complain very much Of the
long journey they have TO perform in Philadel-
pha from depot to depot in omnibusses and
hacks. 1t is stated that there is an arrange
ment in progress for putting an end to this in
convenience. The Camden and Amboy Rail-
road Company proposes to extend their rail-
road down the Delaware river TO point oppos
site the foot of Washington street. The Phi
ladelphia and Baltimore Railroad Company
have purchased the Southwark Railroad which
runs to the foot of Washington street, and will
have depot there. A ferry boat will ply be-
tween that point and the opposite side of the
river, connecting with the Camden and Amboy
Railroad. 1t is intended by this same ar
rangement to convey goods, without tranship'
meHt, from New York to Wheeling.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-25

NJ DIR. john .. Walthnii, Ii om9pathic
+ physician, Office on Governor street. nearly OF
posIte the Governors Houfe ma I4-sms
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TO tn Voters of sue City of Rich
mond. -Allow US to propose 10 you Mr.. JOHN +.
BAILEY, as a suitable person to fill the office of
Mayor. MIR. Bailey ia young man of energy. in
dusLry and Intelligence. and is well qualihed to
discharge the duties OF the office.
We are authorized to say that Mr.. Bailey will
serve if elected
MANY VOTERS OF MONROE WARD.
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E To the Voters of the City of Rich.
mOnd.-At the request of several OF my frisnas,
and in accordance with my own wish, do hereby
announce myself a candidate for the Office Of
High Constable ofthe City of kirhmond. Should
it please my fellow citizens to elect me, | pledge
mys to devote my undivided attention to the du
ties OF the ottice. NH 81 tdl B. SLADE
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Il Whigs of Richmoud

quested not to commit yourselves as to whom you
will supp 7rt for the Office of Mayor name will
be presented to you in due time, whose qualifc :
tons unexception able aud, without meaning
any disparesemelt to the respectable candidates
before you, every true Whig can most cheerfaly
vote for. SIGNED FOR MANY WINGS.
NH 15-1t*
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u EMOVAL OF TIE FRAN LIN
Ia CLOTHING STORE. from 1872 20 90 Main
Strt ct, third door above l4.n Street-whers may
be found the largest and best got 40 Stock Of
h eady Made Clothing ever offered TO the ci-
tizens OF Richmond. Our Stock comprises every
style, quality and color Of Sack, Dress and Frock
Goats for Spring and Summer wear, Plain sud
Fancy Cashmere Pants OF every siyle AID quality
inag inahIe plain and figured Six, Satin aud Mar
settles Vests in endless variety. Also, very large
and select Stock OF Genilemens Furnishing Goods,
Umbrellas, Carpet Bags, DC
All We AJAX is Call at the Franklin, 70 De satisfied
that 1t is the place TO get ths best and most for yaa-
money. X DECOU s. CO.
mh 25-6m 90 Main street Richmond Va
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Eg CAhD.- SraIesai 70 ny faliow-ci,i.
towirds me respectfully annource ysef car
didate Tor ie.election 10 Ihe Office Of uiah Can.
s,apie; BEVERLEY BLAIR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-25

u City Coliecror.-i arn a candidate for
reelection TO the office OF City Collector.
NH l4-dtdef JULIUS A HORSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-25

SCARLET FEvER.-The Alexandra Gazette
contains a letter from DIR. Thomas P. Here
ford upon the treatment of Scarlet Fever. He
thinks toe much medicine has been given, aad
he goes for simple treatment: amid perient
dose Of oil or SIENNA, to keep the bowels open,
daily; the patient to be KEEP; comfortably warm,
tepid water-fresh air, bland diet tsuch as ar
row root toast water and gargles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-25

LEI Gunger's Card-To the Voters af
the City.-GESTLEMEs Grateful for nasr 10
vofs, again announce myself. most respecstuIlg
candidate for reelection.
NH l2--tds I II srpoar.
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A SUGGESTION,

When Mr.. Tate's funeral took place, all the
stores in the city were closed. viii not our g,
,izens, to-day, pay a similar honor to uene'a'
LAMBERT We feel assured they will anu VIC
venture to make the suggestion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-25

ET To the Voters Of Richnioud.-At the
solicitation OF many friends, hereby announce
myself candidate for the place of Guager. shoaId
it be your pleasure 70 elect me, promise that no
pains on my part shall be spared give satisfaction
mh Tim 4 N DAuIS
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80 ROPER & MURRAY, UNDER.
@>EA TAKERS. Governor street. between
Main and FRANKLIN fe 23-lv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-25

H VIM. g. Allen for CoIIecfor.-Ws
are giso 10 see The name OF ibis gentleman men.
toned In connscrion with this Office He "a =
splendid accountant, and first rate man of bus;.
ness We know of no man who could do il more
justice than he. There is stou, crowd OF "a Tier
will go the whole figure for him
NH Pts A MINER OF V0TEpa
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@ Ward KIeet1en. -Messrs Eprrons -
Toe subj0ined ticket will be supported Tor Monroe
Ward, % the approaching election, on Wednesday.
April 9th. They are good and true men, snd wor
thy OF the support fthe voters Of Monroe Ward
CoMMoN CouNcrLMxN--samue b Demon. p
Anderson, James Scott, ID Saunders, John Shoot
ALDERMKN-J Tate, James Roy. G Wins.
field, r Pulliam, l. w Glszebrook
NH 23-4tf MANY VOTERS, of Broad street
e Monroe Wnrd.-Ihe following tiets,
Il submitted to the voters of Monroe Ward ~,
Wednesday, the 9th of April:
FoH CouNcILMEN--S d Denoon C Sco,t n
Saunders. X Anderson, w Rutherford.
FoR ALDsEMEN-J l. Tate, Bray, C Winc.
field, 8 T Pullism T. w Glazsbrook
NH 23-4ts VOTERS in Duval's Addition
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-25

kNok RErT.-The pleasant ana central rooms
on first door over our store, suited either for
an office or family. For terms &c--appy az the
"Richmond-made- Stove Depot" of
EESIGN & SEARS,
NH 25-lw l4i Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-25

81 EAGLE INFANTRY. ATT ENTFON.
8 Parade in front Of the City Hall ON THIS DAY,
Lii 25th inst, at lG O'Clock, a NJ in fu winter uni.
NJ form.
By order Of the first Lieutenant COMMANDING
NH Is JOHN c. powell. o =
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& ATrE14TAON IL, LII. ELUEs!-Pa-
g rade ia front of Lafayette Hall, This Day, at
NJ 81 O'Clock, with three rounds OF blank cart
"a ridges, to pay the last tribute Of respect 10
General William Lambert, late Mayor of the city.
By order of the Captain.
NH Is II FREEMAN n q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-25

N0TICE.--Aa persoas haylng ciain against
IN Samuel Taylor. deed, or owtag debts 10 him,
desiring pspsrs belonging them In hls p0sses-
sion or having books OF hs in their possession are
refarFedso my son, VIM f Taylor at thu Bsak Of
Virginia, wno Il fully empowered to act ia al
things relating to The estate a. any attorney
EMILY TAYLOR,
Execatris Of Sana Isylog, aec'd. I
NH 25-3aw2as
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-25

L OSTs on sunday, the zUtn inst, Porte no.
IA nnie, containing small amount Of Money lin
gold, silver aud notes. and some Papers only val.
liable to the owner. liberal reward will be given
to the finder if returned to this off e. and will be
very thankful for the Porte Monaie ana Papers only.
NH 20-3Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-25

nAGUERKEOTYP DADS DA-
\ GUERREAN GALLERY opened
Gallery Oh Broad Street, corner OF 9Th would re-
spectfuly invite my friends and the public in gene
rel TO cali ana exsnine the beautiful specimens
have for exhibition. Ladies and geutlemen who
are DESTROYS OF having their portraits taken .hs
pest and moot improved style OF the art, should
not fail 20 give nae call before trying el4s where
ana warrant to give them cheap pictures, and
OF Children, OF any age, taken Ia the very eess
style WIN. ROADS.
nm 2o-Jt Corner of Broad aud sth sis.
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RkAxIi. rUGAR.--le0 bags. Tor sale oy
- Inn 70 DAVENPORT, ALLEN q CO. ]
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| go There will be Divine service
| 49, at st James Church, at clock NJ, on
EPJntY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-25

N0V3CE.-In Inc suoscribes bens extensively
engaged 10 manufacturing the article OF
Smoking Tobacco, would call the stsenion OF
dealers 10 his stock, Handsomely put up 10 t, and
10 paper packages, under lha wei known brand
Of VIM P Hill; also II 10 poplar boxes under the
brand OF Lafayette, Pocshontas and Caiiornis,
handsomely executed. Ali warranted 10 ba clean
and OF good quality, ard at prices as moderate a.
the article OF the same quality and put up il tho
same STYLE can be hsd 10 this or any oIer market.
ELLlS0S YERRY,
Factory corner Broad aud 25th street,
NH Is lin Church Hill Richmond Va
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AJAX ATTENTIONS, AkTILLERX.-
EWSa Parade at your Gun House This Frifay
ssAHN Morning, at 9 O'Clock, with the usl-
k2zzzm al badge OF mourning, to attend the funeral
OF the late Gen WIN LAMBERT.
By order of the Isl Lieut. Commanding.
NH 25 To BALL, O. 3.
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Mafbinerp, SER.
NEW MOTIVE POWgR,-Appl,cable

A NEW AOIlfE GDN Eh'-Appiic1bS
~ 20 al ENGINES steamships o. on the lsnh
bsgr the prscs Tes % eg yca,S labor study sad
exc aeni Lis sabect. BY ts invention. the heavy
- AID dangerous boilers be sp.nSed
n sId sgGt snps, comp.ct and cheap -pplg3as Goa.
srrueteo sns applied in their stead tiJs ei TIE
engine with III iit alteration. t5eTfin, which wei
sISETT OF the fnel required ssrers's and
rsiBily spply any Dyen smonft II power.
Nav ESSiNE he's also been dcTfed and perfected for
s,sf nnary oeousve purDo@s u2On land wafer which
De constructed and epyed Ia connection with the
Motive Power at ops-haf the and 0re-hsH
he EIGHT required 20 coufrgo Vi sIBa powr
Dny other sIoTn pan thereby great sigstlso
BY h.h taschmfrY-s poiu, 81 gres. np0r-nee In yes
els Eyoa he water.
A NV PROPELLER. oyneW rnde 81 apDlvinz Re psvef
Of tic gnss 10 tie ss,s ocean nv
fss s,0 teen Perfected in the pes, siI moas which
vii through the bot,Om 81 the v~ssl where no wa
ser dse and the WHOLE Of the sn1nes wii DC es-
lendld diving the vessel .sptdy orws1 vif1o1t @oJ
hss snn from indirect scgiol, cspeesy ia Eoash w.
ter lie such az = there sny eDnecil "i'r
sds aess srd ten propeller me gan ~ taets tfco
irpcTtlrt ard valuable iurrOvefnsr IA hL a<st u y No
sars Of ,rshfn~rt dir Sls and si-4>y Of action Of tbs
poyeT ard sn az expe1sc tor and t reixtt Of fuel
esafy 10 be csred togstheg with the sdydnass greatly
dr.ni.aa Tssstsues 70 the yesSsl Ia moving Ispidy
tarou "a he xatsr ts-4ble by sooEI, sz'cn
has been tested u he at month"; and ~ si gassssos
fay prcyed sLen combined - yezel espees-J IA 20
lsrss W .s es the PROJECTED !oa OcelH steamer Lsv
M &C fet longl si reader navigation - ~
uot.cs rezu,ar profitable and rapid o. tistsfee =.
ro.3tor ard male profit thereirorn BY millions san1
DxsIUs DAusos No "a Brosdway, Nc"
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MURRAY HILL PROPERTY.-Two lots

Tor sALE-Nine splendid Farms at Plain
field ~ ia of60 acres; % of 80 scres 3of ID
Of 10 acres Of acres, -nd tine Truck OF lO7
acres with large Peach Orchard, and only miles troa
New Brunswick another Of 1870 acressll tor sale low
Also three Houses aud Lots the Village Of Painhed
Can VAIL the Pacific Hotel Saturdays from 10 TO
2-other days at Plainheld.
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AIANSION HOUSE. BROOKLYN-Fami.

M LIS on ,nEe Gentlemen can find dssrabe Rooms Tor
the winter on reasonable terms The house s midway BE-
tween the Fulton South Ferries Ounbases pas. .he
house every Eve minutes. EDWIN IL iahS'
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IRON WORKS for sALE.-The PROvI-

IRON WORKS for SALE.-The PROVI-
II DENCE IRON COMPANY, to close concern, offer
for their extensive and complete Tor
manufacturing Iron situated tide water n FOX FONT IN
REeyidCIce
These works have al been erected within years,
are in good order and sdy 10 be PIT into immediate oPer
atom and equal 10 tie production Of u tuns OF iron into
plates ard bars per day 49, 49,, =,
Connected with the above Wire Mil capable Of run
ning rods per Gay for which there regular
and demand in Providence, at the present
rneut at least equal the entire product ON Of the MILL,
Also Reynodss Pasnt Wrought Spike and Nat Machines,
which will ten tuns per day. Also Gut Nal l,
car able of turning out 10 10 10 casks per day. and which
could be easily arranged 20 double that protuct-
As this establishment built for use no expense vas
shared m having everything about OF the most perfect
kind and the inventory exhibits as complete an establish
ment peThaps ss is 20 be found in New England.
Its thought that no place in the United States presents
better opening the successful prosecution by Practical
man of the manufacture OF wire rods iron, nails and spikes
than the CITY Providence the center OF large and rapidly
increasing district requiring orconsumpton
the entire production of these works
These being tide water where the largest class
Of vessels which frequent our bay load and receive
cargoes without hghteraEe allows OF their receiving their
supplies of coal and iron the lowest rate OF and
aloT all times be had good terms as elsewhere
in New England.
As is supposed the purchaser would desire to examine
the premises further description is deemed unnecessary
The properly will be sold cheap and the terms Of payment
viii be made easy. n, N, ~
HENDERSON, the premises and for terms an apphca
non NAV b. made 10 either the subscribers IN Providence
HENRY L. KENDALL,
DANlNE PAINE,
EDWARD PEARCE.
Providence, R. l., Dec. l6, 1852
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TART-s ACADEMY OF ART-No. ga
II gToaIway-PsVisr Ms~-e, Dfa14ns, Dfslsnl- !. Ol
,- IL fr1eht 20 th0TOugiJ e. 70 Be got cay 2liz.a a.
-, -, lucrative r>rzSrs after 'earais2 ihe mshsss
- ~ es Pad iJr tie OOods. Eies2nt si1chs COOS
fors
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HELLER's SALOON of WONDERS,
N

THE WORLD PUZZLED
and the entire theory Of life upset by NJ Robert Heers as
tonisLng and swe-swakening faculty Of
SECOND SIGHT.
Thus truly miraculous 3erinent which has thus far
bafed the intelligence and Of lcrge and select audi
.nce- including the major part OF the
TALENT OF THE CITY-IN ARTS AND SCIENCES,
DIVINITY AND MEDICINE,
and which o. far exceeds in wonder and point Of unsthom
sbeuess invest cation all the hunbuggng Mediums
styled Wizards whether from the North South East
West who have preceded Nh Heller the sole aud original
MASTER OF CABALISTiC ART,
be witnessed every Evening in connection with his
plus ultrs of
NECROMAN1IC AND CABALISTIC FEATS
Performances commence al u o'clock Saturdays ats PM
Admission 81 cents.
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DOARD-With handsome Rooms, suitable for
IL married or single pers1 n can had a. Nos - and
81 Fast 30 49, 4iLsE The houses have Tie cdcrn
improvement
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CouRsE OF BOOKKEEPING

AVE- 40 pages svo. bound price Al A-rhis wofh the
hiest ami ust beaufl pull shed the sieieci con-
tar ompicte sc OF sccosat books tiled with we'd 80
lsctcd series ~ business r4saC0ns egreat &C.
Counts sales sid numerous mercantile Calculations
lntcr - equation ~ Paynents and rxch ell
sgsngCd - % torl horoggh of practice for he
pupil pas thr0ush, and fully ehcaais handsca
RACES OF familiar Instructions general bat dated
Al MY directly the tnsaCfons and entries in the Accoant
hooks. II OF which, with TIE mercantile fous seaati
fully printed IN ccoss red and black. IL "a dceAdy the
most complete and Instructive work pahis6el
bocska erag b 81 aAs catry For sale AZ &C. MARsHS
Counr,nS Rooms Gar the Practice OF Boob keeping No ~
on receict Of 81 ~
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NORMAL MUSICAL INsrI.

~
~ TITT The Subscribers have made Hrnlgenents u
comme IN New York C,y N nsttnton under the ABOVE
name the object Ofwhch shall e % a'ord thorough nasi
cal Instruction. and especially quality teachers OF tnnsc
Tho first term win commence Monday, April - lsb5
ard coutiuue three months during which time expect
cd that the entire attention OF member Of the oV viii es
given the subject DAILY Lectures and yse
NH be gwen IA the theory and practice u sacred aud seeu-
lar music Circulars containing further PARTICULARS can ~
ohsintd by application personally or by letter. os, psidt
10 MASON LAW, No % Psrs row. OPPOSITE the As'or
Uof|c N-v.York LOWELL MASON,
GEORGE v. ROOT,
WIN. u. BRADBURY,
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UTANTED-For Boy six years old, Board
w AVA Tui,iop with A I.dy who viii treat him
Of her own children both perents being California. Al
dr,ss ADVERTISER. Tribune Office.
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MISS DwIGHT's SCHOOL Of DESIGN,

vi No 80 Bro dwsy where the best trsuaceoa ylu -
aveu IN the arts Draw and PAINTING Terms 70 wr
twrnty cssons Payments sdvan@st ycuns ladies wsh-
ing 10 make tempurary Residence the city tor me pur-
nose OF aknz Lessons can BE- accommodated wn moderate
board under suitable protection.
For Testimonials Miss Dwight refers to her scnoals Tho
following Is from teacher;
Il have taken lessons OF Mis- Dwight and nave eeSome
fnar with her method OF techpF and think thar no ons
can DO so without being sonvHced that she Thoroughly
qualified TO be az the head Of Ing tuition having nor 10
N. e,f Instruction in the eIts OF deslgn.'
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ROARDING-TWo very handsome furnished
- Rooms 18th without Ire lkfts. AID - whore ths
comforts Ct bono can be snjoyei Apply q Nc -
ChanheIsst, = few doors from the OirArf House
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! AwRENCE SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,

AWRENCE SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
- HARVARD UNIVERSITY The next term ~ hs
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tsfgoB0n,y by Aessrs Bond
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Chcrissry anlytcsl and practical b, Pref HorsforS
Cooperative Anatomy and Phys olesy By Prof Wymar.
Ereise,ring, ~ Prof Ecs,Is.
Mifhtmafics, by Prot felice.
Nuryalogy. b, Prof Cooke.
Phvs'cs " fref Lowering.
Irocsy ard GEOLOGY, Ny Prot As-<s
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