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CITY BOOKB1NDERY.
THIRD STREET, BATON ROUGE, LA

4 hAND OAAA04, DE- oAS ANoOuA. LIN
TNHIS establishment is now prepared to
l. do all kinds of Bookbinding and
Blankhook manufacturing, in the very neat
est style, and expedition. The proprietor
owes the public an apology for not having
gwen prompt attention to work for tfe
past six or eight months. This has not
been occasioned by any negligence on his
part, but an inability to procure a prompt
wOrkman. That want is now supplied. and
our customers at Clinton. jackson. Por,
Hudson, Bayou Sara. Plaquemine and
Donaldsonyille. car send in their work
with the assurance that it will meet with
prompt attention.
Periodical. Law Books. Miscellaneous
works Magazines, Newspapers, bound TO or
der Scrap Books, Portfolios &c. &c. made
to any pattern. GEORGE A. PIKE.
For Sale.
TUST received from St. Louis per steam
y er Columbus
$50 bbls. Extra, fancy and s. r. Flour
25 :, Mess Pork.
20 kegs Lard mrr
10 Casks Bacon. Sides and Shoulders.
Jan l5-v S. NJ. HART 4 Go.
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For Coughs, Colds. eot.

For Coughs, Colds, cot.
\ YERS Cherry PICTORIAL, Rushton's Cod
II Liver Oil, Wistars Balsam Of Wild
Cherry, Jayhe's Expectorant, Hastings
Syrup Of Naphtha ect., just received few
dozen Of each for a sale by VIM. RoeEL.
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Dr. Jaynr'S Patent Medicines.

A LII OF DR.. JAlNE'S Patent Medi-
IA ciues may be found at Geo. NJ. Her
ott1un :, rornet of Main aH4 Laurel streets.
CHOF BLACKING Il BRUSHFS-2O
- dozen shoe backing; 4 dozen shoe
bushes J. PARRY q CO.
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ARIES SIMON. JOSEPH siMo'
G.. SIMON & BRO.

11SOM Lcrcr, Ncr OricauS, La.
WEhayye constantly on hand ID. asSe
ionable Clothing, to which we invite the
attention of dealers and others. Gentlemen
visiting the city, can at a short notice have
clothing made to order, in a superior man
y,er and warranted TO 1T. Our prices are
as low rs the lowest, aud we offer greater
inducements TO the trade generally. than
any other house in the city. liuly ls-y.
MAC 4 MAC TOBACCO-lO boxes
M inst received and for sale low. by
janl6,y. JOSHuH BE.dL.
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Golden Syrup and Buckwheat!
4 T RETAIL choice article of Golden
n Syrup by gal. New York Buck
wheat fresh and fine. lyI .iosurA BrAL.
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ORDER or THE LONE STAR.
YDRAL.ITY.

TNHE PRICE oi Flour being 70 %. II bar
i rel. Bakers will give - ounces ol bread
for ten cents. the ensuing week.
ian d. y. X DUFKOCQ, Mayor.
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Mineral Water.

EROM st. GATHERINGS salt wells in Ca
l. NADIA, one tea-spooniul IN glass TO
common wafer, makes Il drink, in all res
poets equal to "bluc lick water For sale
by ~. +. WADDILL.
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FAMILY GROCERIES.

CRACkNELL BISCUIT--lust received
~ 80 Boxes of the celebrated crac knell
biscuit. A choice article for the tea tablo
or Invalids. "A handsome present to a wifa
or sweetheart. Price one dollar and thirty
cents rer Box--tor sale by
ia 10. JOSHUA BEAL.
M ESS BEEF--2O half burrels mess beef,
lVl 90 boxes Buck Wheat. For sale by
nov 27-y. THOS PRENDERGAST
MACKEREI.-In barrels and Kits.
lNl For sale by Tuos. PRENDERGAsr.
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East aud Wsst Baton Rouge Ferry.

rNiIE Ferry Boat connecting with East
l aud West Baton Rouge, Is constantly
,Aying--,nakiug trips at intervals OF fifteen
and thirty minutes.
CHARGES.
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Rn1sH d 4; Moss, secretaries.

yTNHTRD WARD.-AT A MEETING OF THE THIRD
l. Ward Democratic Republican Ward Committee
elected for 1858, held at the house of William Woodruff
BOG Fulton street on Thursday evening, Jan. 81,
ton, the following named gentlemen were unanimously
elected officers for 1S53:-Wiam Mtt;aw, Chairman
G. b. Woodruff, Edward Burke, Secretaries; WIN. Wood
ruff, Treasurer. On motion, the following resolutions
unanimously adopted
Resolved, That We approve of the pursued BY
delegates elect to the General Committee in not pre-
senting their credentials to bogus committee formed by
secret clique TO represent the democracy Of the city
and county of New York
Resolved, That we pledge ourselves TO support and
cognse other delegates than those who honestly
elected members OF the General Committee OF which
Benjamin A. Guyre, Anthony J. McCarty, H. Peter AMI
b. Warts, duly elected as such delegates.
Resolved, That we win recognise other ward com
mttee and know that the democracy OF the ward will
cogne no other) than the Ward Committee elected
the ticket that the aforesaid named delegates
the General Committee were duly elected.
Resolved That approve of the sentiments contained
in the protest read By Alderman Thomas j. Barr before
the Sachems and recommend its circulation among the
democracy Of the city
WILLIAM McGRAW Chairman.
g. y. WOODRUFF, S..:o
EDWARD BURKE, 'oeiS''i"e
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POLITICAL.


7 A MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBII
IA Ward Committee of the Fifteenth ward held at Con-
stitution Hail. No $50 Broadway Thursday evening"
January 81 the following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted =
Whereas secret organization, consisting Of few self
elected and irresponsible persons styled Schems, have
arrogated to themselves the power Of deciding upon the
qualifications of delegates to the Democratic Republican
General Committee and have, in accordance with such
most mpertnent and unprecedented pretenson excluded
the delegates of this ward from Tammany Hail. therefore
Resolved That the above act of dctation deserves
IL will receive the universal condemnation and contempt
of the democratic party of the city Of New York.
Resolved, That the democracy of the Fifteenth ward
approve and will sustain the pursued by de-
legates Richard Schcll, John Wheeler and Charles d.
Mead and the organization of the Democratic Republican
General Committee of the city of New York Of which
Thomas j. Barr Is Chairman, and that will not
cognse the acts of the spurious and seconstutei Sa
chems committee
Resolved, That the infamous and outrageous preten
sons Of reasonable faction to speak aud act for the
patriotic democracy who have stood firmly by the Union
and constitution during the years OF trial. will
be recognized by those to whom principle is derer
than the spolls of Office.
Resolved That the complacent colleagues of those self
called democrats who have hitherto pretended to
the Union democracy of the State deserves the
consideration with their trea sonable associates.
WIN. N. MCINTYRE, Chairman.
PETER a. Ross Secretaries
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Famine In the Island Of Madeira.
GARD FROM THE AMERICAN AND FOREIGN CHRIS

TIAN UNION.
The Christian public win remember that few years
since several hundred men, women and children, natives
~ this island In consequence Of having read, and en-
svorng to obey tho Holy Scriptures were subjected to
the most cruel by the Romish priests there
them, strpt them Of their little all and finally drove
them into exile This society expended 81 in rescu
ing large part Of them from starvation, clothing and
bringing them to this country where they are now set
tied comfortably in the State a Illinois, highly respected
and worthy citizens 1t appears from the letter OF
the from famine in the island that he is In
correspondence with these priests and il moved to
tribute 500 to the fund.- We submit that under the cir
cumstances, this contribution Is rather small would
propose to the Most Reverend that he increase it
- ESQ., being the amount which he contributed the
fund in aid Of the late attempted revolution Ireland
Upon his doing this, Of the members of Board
give substantial aid to the starving people,
ANSON G. PHELPS, Jr., Treasurer.
E ER T1 SaaDi secretaries.
At meeting of the committee to obtain relief for the
suffering people of Madeira held the Mayors Office, on
The 26th January, 1853, the following resolution was
passed-
Resolved, That a committee of three be appointed to
advertise vessel for the Island Of Madeira and to solicit
donations OF corn rice -FOUR and other provisions to be
forwarded by said vessel for the Of the sufferers there
The following gentlemen appointed said commit
tee and will receive and dispose of all such donations
George M. Lewis CT Front street. William Depew, l35
Pearl street; Henry J. Burden Astor House.
P. W. Esos, Secretary.
The committee referred to in the above resolution beg
laye to call upon the benevolent to send in their c0ntr
butisns vessel wall be despatched without delay
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vertising House. No l02 Nassau street of Ann
Advertisements inserted at the very lowest rates any
paper in the United States the Canodas The very best
papers received by mall daily and kept for reference
and copies Of each furnished TO advertisers The fullest
authority and recommendation, the written sigma
turcs Of the publishers Of the leading daily and weekly
papers, viii he shown to those who require It. Ny books
the columns of the papers, &C. will show that doing
nearly all the New York advertising tina i being done in
the leading papers, from Canada to California.
w II MCDONALD
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III yOss want fine, dark, soft silky Hair on
The head or faceif you want II 10 grow naturally dark
rcaderust try two shilling bottle Of JONES Coral
Hair Restorstvcit dresses the hair delciousy stops
its falling and makes u grow dark and nc IL "a chssp
now, too Depot for Jones' Lily White, for ladies' only
shilling box now, 400 Broadway. Try this Gne
thingson your hair you'll be delighted, reader
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Mrs. Jcrvis' Cold Condv-TIme-,os,

MRS. JcrviS Cold Candy-TIme-tested, and
recommended by the rst Of the country for coughs
sods hoarseness sore throat and other pulmonary com
raints Clay, Taylor Benton Van Barren and Other dis
Sngushed men, have recommended this really good
rleber Third street below Chestnut Philadelphia sndy
druggists generally. - - -
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dS 4 ~ REWARD WILL BE PAID TO ANY ONE
mlO giving information that viii lead to the dis
every Of Jane sdii and her three children from Pock
ngton, England She expected to arrive this city
six weeks ago by her husband Chas Sdd at Patterns
Hotel corner OF Greenwich and Warren streets
INFORMATION WANTED-OF CArHARINE AND JERE-
i miah o'Bren who sailed from ireland for Quebec in
1847 with their father Cornelius OBrien, who died
his arrival at Quebec Any information where the child
uncle Daniel 0Brien, Fremont, Rockand county N. "
INFORMATION WANTED OF MARY ANN Wesley
Norfolk, England. Any information Of her whereabouts
will be thankfully received by Samuel Tuck Granite Hall
ladelphia.
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FT'AMMANY SOCIETY Or COLUMBIAN ORDER -SA.
chems-A special meeting OF the Grand Council Of
Tammany Society Columbian Order, will be held on
Friday evening January 2sth in the Council Chamber OF
the Great Wgwam nj half hour after the citing OF
the sun. punctual attendance Is requested.
GEO s. MESSERvE, Father.
Tuos. X. DOWNING. Scribe.
Manhattan Season Of SHOWS LIST Moon year OF Discoye
ry 362 OF Independence nth and Of the Institution the
Gath
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To the Poor, INDECENT, and Neotiy.--Thosc
Who bring certificates from respectable physician that
They are too poor 10 pay, and afflicted with salt
rheun scurvy oryspcias, pimples oruptions ciapped
cracked flesh, any skin diseasc will be supplied gratis
with JONES Italian Chemical Soap, which IL positive
cure for any OF the above, DEPOT, 400 Broadway.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.


DHYSI0GNOMY.-Dr. REDlIELD WILL GIVE THE
IL first of of lectures upon Physioxnomy
with practical illustrations, this friday evening" at
O'clock at 4l3 Broadway oil Iispenard street
where class is forming for practical instruction in the
science. Admission 25 cents Saturday evening Phreno
logical lecture and delineations.
r ECIURE ON woMANs RIGHrs-MGs f. OAK
IL Wood Newcomb viii deliver the first lecture OF this
course, at Woods Minstrel Hall, Ala Broadway every
evening this week, rain shine.
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STOLEN GOODS.


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE JAN 90 ls53--
~ An owner 10 wanted fer book supposed to have
been stolon-tite, Nccploch's Commercial Dctionaryo
Apply at this Office. GEORGE W. MATsETI,
Chief Of Police
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large weekly paper published Mt No III Fulton street
New York and No state street DO ston j. devoted to
the promotion of extensive and growing commerce.
with Canada and Lower Provnces and Affords the beat
advertising medium for business Herewith
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National Democrat is removed from No 100 to 102 Mas
street. door from the of Ann The paper
IL no longer the thing IL We confidently invite the
attention Of the public TO Office at 1o2 Nassau
street BURR & HALE
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neat Bln Head, Cheek, 0r Estil0a ate, or In
fact any kind of business paper from card to book
can be had at $. T CAILAIIAN'S law and commercial
printing Office, ]t3 Nassau street Times BUILDING Mt
very low rates Correctness and time guaranteed.
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B0OKKeePihR, WNit1ME, Sc.- GeMtIcmen
oonversant with business may attain, at Fosters Com
ercal Institute 3s7 Broadway mastery knowledge Of
double entry in the short space of week Foster
Double Entry Eucdated price ST. may had az above
The Journal Of Commerce, in noticing this work says
Mr.. Foster shows the Inconvenience resulting from
crude and imperfect knowledge of the art and the per
pexes in which clerks often placed through doubt
anathe liabilities incident to the blind observance of
rules He pleads strongly for reference to the funda
mental basis Of accounts and exhibits the nature of Ger
tain leading principles, which, if distinctly understood
simpiifes the whole superstru and avert the pos
sibaity of error
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wonder of the World. v,n.,. ro.......,1

Pitch Lczengc-This Is what has long been eough for
and is in full faith offered 10 the public CERTAIN cure
foracughs, colds asthma aud consumption For sale ~
G. IT, RING 192 Broadway Price % cents per box solo
agent Cor New York.
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CrfstadOrO's Celebrated Liquid Dye changes
the hair instantly to beautiful black brown while his
preservative and bcautier stimulates its growth and
perpetuates its uxuriance to the latest period Of life
The dye 10 applied privately and both sold at CRSrADO
ROS, No. 9 Aston House. and by druggists generally.
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OCULIsTs AND AURIs1'y.

FCO THE nEAF.-DR. HEATH HAS REMOVED HIS
Il Office TO No 40 Howard street, New York. Hours
from 10 to- Residence 200 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
Hours till A. w. and from 10 s p. NJ Or. H. has con-
santly on hand large assortment Of artificial eyes.
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Published this Day--The Life and Atlvcn-
lures of Claude Duval, the Dashing Highwayman. BY
the author of Dick Clinton Ned Scarlet Tom King etc
Beautifully Illustrated. Price % cents Published by
GARRETT x CO., % Ann street. For sale at all book
stores.
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Charles London Cordial Gin, Dlstilled Es-
pecialy for and Imported solely by f. c. CHARLES, No
Bark place, is for its medicinal ites, or as delight
fu beverage the best article in the market For sale at
! every bar in the city, or as above.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
aS SEE THIRD AND SEVENTH PAGES. -aa
THE MILITARY.

THE MILITARY.
vT,HE WOODWARD GUARD.-THE MEMBERS ARE
requested to attend at the Fourteenth Ward Hotel,
Grand street. this evening" for the election Of officers
d. HOGAN, Acting Orderly CHAS KEEN, Captain.
NTOTICE-REGAN GUARD.-A MEETING OF THE
IN members of this company will be held at head
quarters of Broadway and Fourth street. at the
Custom House, Friday, the 2Sth inst, at half past
eight O'Clock r NJ, business of importance win be
transacted All members particularly requested to
attend. By order of ROBT. NUGENT Commandant.
JOSEPH WEIR Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A USTRAlIA.-MR. ELLIOT, OF ARKEIL L. ELLIOT,
IA 146 Pearl street. will sail for Melbourne about the
first of February, for the purpose Of establishing an
American house there in the shipping and commission
business He therefore respectfully soicts congnents
of ships merchandise Of all kinds The most satis
factory reference can be given. LII
TNXTENsION OF CANAL. AND WIDENING OF WALKER
II street-A persons opposed to the assessment levied
their property and those not satisfied with the awards
for their property taken for he widening Of Walker
street. are requested call at the East broadway House,
OF Pike street. any time during day and evening"
and sign o remonstrance against the same. 4
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II ONE STAR.-THE MEMBERS OF EMPIRE DIVISION
IL No !, Of the o. Of L. s., particularly notified to
attend meeting, at tn cir rooms Friday evening next
TX o'clock, 18th inst. BY order OF the President.
JAS. b. HETHEiINGrON Recording Secretary.
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TylMMANY HALL JAN. 81, 1S53-NOTICE.-TIIE
Il Sachems Of the Tammany Society having arroga ted
TO themselves the right OF regulating the affairs OF the
Demo cratic Republican party of this city and county the
Democratic Republican General Committee for the city
and county OF New York viii be duly notified OF their
next meeting. THOMAS. BARR, Chairman, pro ten.
G 8 Gns =. GiA1nR, Secretaries, pro tenn.
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NTOTICE.-TIIE SPECIAL COMMITTEE TO WHOM WAS
IN referred the subject Of disseminating the use of
steam by the Hudson River Railroad Company below
Sxeth street will meet TO hear parties interested in the
subject at the Library No. II City Hall Monday, 3st
inst, at two o'clock r. NJ. VIM. " Tweed A. A. Den
man, VIM. J. Peck, John Boyce John Dohcrsy ). L. II.
Ward, James n. Bard, Special Committee.
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NJECHANICS' INSTITUTE ROOMS, NO. BowERY.-
1Nl The third series OF Mechanics Institute classes in
architectural mechanical perspective, and ornamental
drawing, figure and ornament modelling also mathe
mates, will commence on Monday evening, January 81
at the Institute The will consist of twenty
lessons in each class. Terms to members So to non
members, 81. Apply to Actuory in reading ROOM
from to 10 o'clock T. NJ. j. X. FISHER,
q. ID. HIsCoX, COMMITTEE.
j. I. FISHER.
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ITOLIAN PIANoFoHlES-T. GILBERT & CO -
~ celebrated panofortes, with and without the
Hoan-The subscriber, who is sole agent in this
city for the sale OF these instruments he reputation of
which has become world yidc,) is prepared to offer
not fail to be satisfactory Possessing facilities for OBJ
tanning pianos unsurpassed by those Of any other
house in the city, he does not hesitate to saw that
he can present inducements buyers not to be found
elsewhere He has constantly hand an extensive as
sortment oil second hand pianos at bargains which he
tearlessly asserts will defy competition. Gberts elegant
boudoir cottage pianos, for small Also Melo
acons, of Princes and Caharts make Grand eolan and
other pianos 10 let HORACE WATERS
1913 Broadway, corner of Anthony ST., up stairs
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TEIE BALL SEASON.

TVHE GRAND FANCY DRESS AND CIVIC BALI. OF
Il the season. of the Monte Christie Association will
come OIL at the Apollo Rooms Friday evening Janu
airy 2Sth, 1858. Mr. H. W. Williams will be in attenda nee
with costumes. Tickets to be had at the Aston House
Mercer House James Cragin Florence Hotel Il. F. Fox,
Arbor.
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Portable Dressing Cases-Thc most complete
and elegant ARTICLE manufactured having every
sniste for gentieIAn's toilet, ana travelling
panion Invaluable For sale by
g. SAUNDERS SON, No. Astor House, and
No. 387 Broadway.
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DIR. j. w. Phelps (of BOstOn) Celebrated
trusses and abdominal supporters, for sale by G. H.
RING, 1872 Broadway, corner of John street Sole
| agent for New York.
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Mllaarsas.-The only Slate. ana Iron Tables In
thscountry, at149 Fulton street. at Ne
ANN street. likewise, at MONTGOMERY street Jersey
City six tables and at street. Philadelphia
fourteen tables and six corner Fulton and Pine
apple streets Brooklyn. All have Bassfords patent
cushions.
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Comb Factory, No. 361 Broadway, where
be choice selection of tortoise shell and buff
Alo dress conbs, of the newest patterns. Combs re-
paired Articles for the toilet Of the finest quality
"A. & j. SAUNDERS, 3S7 Broadway.
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Wet Linens! Wet Lncns!-Greatcr bargains
than ever-Another lot received the best and
cheapest yet obtained, at HITCHCOCK LEADBEATERS
347 Broadway They have every quality from beau
sdl article At D. yardup and ali kinds of linen goods
~ damasks, napkins, .sheetngs, shirtngs, hanikeI.
chiefs, &c.
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INSTRUCTION.

-..----
A Y ENGLISH LADY RECENTLY ARRIVED FROM
IA London, with the highest testimonials from the
nobility whose education she has completed and having
afcw hours unoccuped is DESTROYS OF being fully em
Tloyed, as daily OF occasional governess Her acoure
nente are OF the highest order an English teacher
she also undertakes to give instruction in mu sic nd draw
ing address by letter postpaid, TO Miss II. W. Union
oK.KEEPING, ARITHMETIC &C, THOROUGHLY
ID taught, by W. J. RENvILIE 2s9 Broadway Each
person Is separately instructed and is enabled with "a
Guilty. TO practice the knowledge impaired to him Open
day and evening. Terms reasonable.
DENAlANSHIP.-1HE SUBSCRIBER WILL RECEIVE
Il new pupils daily. at his rooms, 2S9 Broadway. La
dies classes at III A. NJ and 7. ~ gcnemens classes
~ A. NJ and 3, z, and ocock =. NJ Private nsruc.
ton at hours convenient to the pupil Soc card
OLIVER n. GOI. DSNfITH.
CPANISH LANGUAGE.-A COMPETENT TEACHER
~ has few unemployed hours, and Is DESTROYS to de-
vote them TO the instruction Of his native language
Terms SIS per quarter payable monthly in advance CIV
ing live lessons per week Apply TO ST.. " II. NJ NO. 475
Pearl street.
TTNUT0R WANTED--0NE PERFECTLY COMPETENT TO
Il teach three children, between the ages of ten and
sixteen in all the different branches of sound English
education; knowledge OF the French Indispensable. one
familiar with the German and French preferred address,
lox ], 100 Post Office.