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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-30

AN EXTENSIVE CHARGE OF F0R0ERY-FIvE THOU
CUsED PARTY.
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was awarded to S. D. HAWKINS proprietor and manager
of the Bee Hive Grand street. for the best cloaks by
the Twenty sixth Annual Fair of the American Institute
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SEVERE STORM IN BosToN.-The lowering woa-
Their Of yesterday morning settled down last evening into
Of the feverest rain storms of this year The rain
commenced to fall heavily about five O'Clock and con-
tinued down in sheets till about four O'Clock this
morning, the wind blowing gale from the N N e. and
s. 4. There was a single fash Of lightning about nine
O'Clock The streets flooded with water, and per
sons who out suffered severely Awnings were torn
in pieces windows Of skylights blown OH ana otner
damage done The southern telegraph lines broken
down nd no messages received during the night
The brick end Of the wire factory in South Boston
was entirely blown and Frustrated by the heavy wind
last evening Fortunately there were but few vessels 10
the bay nor on tho coast far as we can learn, and
mari depal tmeut The Trawle' learns that the
schooner Nary Hart, belonging to Harweh Cape Cod,
which struck Avery's Rock on the 7th instant, and
biped noate9 off yesterday afternoon, and towed
into Rock port The stom very severe, and the wind
blew hurricane for several hours at Gloucester aud
Rock port last night About one hundred SAL Of vessels
mt in 10 Gloucester There has been damage done
vessels wrecked far heard FROM at Cape Ann Dos
ton TrGnscTirx, Get 3D.
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was given to 1t. The effect upon the progress
Of Christianity produced by the miraculous
conversion of Saul Of Tarus, the prosecutor, into
Paul the Apostle. Of the same creed, was not
more remarkable than the effect produced on
| spiritualism by the conversion of Judge Ed
monds, from being sceptic. into the great
apostle Of the faith which is to supersede the
New Testament, as the New Testament super-
ceded the Old. How will the momentum of the
new idea be increased when the circles are all
organized into churches, with the Judge a. the
chief bishop and spiritual centre, from which
will radiate the light Of the spheres in all di-
rections
There is another striking resemblance be-
tween the Christian epoch and the present
time which is equally favorable to the propa-
cation of the doctrines Of Jadge Edmond.
When the Gospel Of the Nazarene was pro
r6bnded to the Jews, there was nothing lef .
religion among them but its .,ro, ;. -
now in the United States. The Jews attende.,
regularly at the synagogue, worshipped c ,,n-
,tantiy IN the Temple. and were very pa ticu-
lar in their ceremonies. But the life Of .o,;a;on
was wanting. They made clean the ,,,S;ao :,
the cup and platter whilst inside = 100 ,,o.,o1.
were filled with impurities. ;. Eou,aor :,
Christianity denounced them .1,,.h,..d 49,,
chres" with fair externas =. -. CT, -
all uncleanness. They ~, 49,, .a,,.
to their clergy, but t. ru '..ns' pN-e'"
90 r,.,tore 90 bo 81 neglected the welghtl
Aw--truth, justice, and mer
~ n religion was still more q reli
81 <e formalsms. 1t had ceremonies
AZ ep.d.--but it had no vitality. 1t was
deso uody, without soul. At this junctur'
christ I'D his apostles proclaimed the new re
nglon, which speedily revolutionized not onl.
jude >, hut the whole Roman empire. Its mos
sue >cessful preacher was st. Paul 1t flourishe'
I'd spread, and came out victorious throug
ten prosecutions. At length its sublime sin
1 plicty became corrupted, and it in turn becam
religion Of forms and disputes arose abou
mere words, from which sprung Arianism, an
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ILLINOIS EDITORIAL CONVENTIONAL call In pu,
hshed signed by committee OF newspaper editors
pointed at the recent State fair at Springfield for that pu
pose, OF cow ntion Of the editors and publishers of III
ncs to eet at Springfield Wednesday, the 23d day
November next. -
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-07


we tavsr p4shaps eseled sore % thi. adde's, than
ths irsts Of HspsPsf Hea'd jistfS, bal We Caenot
oibeaf EiyHg ie~ ef DE lssi araEssphs Il gives
les i.eo = rela ION 70 The people 81 vhs'ni4 which
ia nish tooG Cor ffectigG Il saSst
who cannot raj % wife, Add of ihess WHO cas-
~" lefse proportion read SO poory, or 50 little. as to
have sln0st knV,Sisdge Of History, Politics, The
ehssc'esSf our public men, or the mSiis faults Of
measured TIE fts millions annually spent in brain
destroying drinks, and the equal sum Indirect
y lost by the illlhrift which drinking occasions;
account but too well for the SO, 900 non. readers
and the twice 10000 whose reading ,wofuly
fails TO fl them for the great duties Of judging
between men, and measures, and parties and
fof storing the minds of their children with
knowledge. Ask any Of ihoss $4,000, or any
of the tinnumbered boys and girls who are grow
ing up 10 swell the hosts Of Ignorance ard Vice;
why are they so mindless? and the true answer
Of nineteen twentielhs would be- Because
or fathers could not spare from the grog-shop
the twelve dollars year that would have
schooled each Of us, aud bought US the ncedful
books 70 I'D OIL n1. ..E
Half Of those yearly wasted five millions.
would build school-house and support very
good school, in every habitable four miles square
of Virginia.: and thus by diffu$ing knowledge
and virtue. fulfil that precepl which no democ-
racy can disobey and live--ihe momenius pre-
cept-PURiFY ASD ESLicHrEx TBE PEoFLEl y
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-07
BAasux'. LAsr SrrcuLATrOx.--A new

project ha, been suggested by Barnum. II
would immortalize him, if successful. In re.
cent temperance speech made by him in New
York, he stat ed that there were 1000 grog shops
in the city. with an average custsn in each Vi
probably $40 day. lie made the following
offer 20 the city, viz:
If the city would shut up al the sroggeries
and give him Oh. amount spent in ali OF them, hI
would pay ell the city taxes, amounting to g.
600 600; send every child to q good school
present every family with library of 100 goOt
books, three barrels of -four, and . silk dress &c
every female, old or young, and give every body
q free ticket TO his museum.-St. Louis In,slll.
gencer.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-07

II A diSinlecting lamp is described which
is said TO be much uSed by medical men, and tc
be very eFectual. II is simply this: Take any
Of the various kinds of glass lamps--for burn
ing camphene, FOR mple-and ill with chloric
ether, and light the wick" In few minutes
the atmosphere OF the room will be purified
This lamp may be used in the sick room with
comfort and safety, and is economical.
A mode OF relief in asthma is thus described
''Take strongly saturated solution of nitrate
Of potassa salt pelre,) dip finder into it, and
then allow it to dry. Procure wide-mouthed
phiaI, the cork Of which has an aperture in the
centre so as TO admit any tube. Light the piece
Of finder and place it in the phial Then cause
the patient 10 inhale the gases that are olsen.
gagged either through the mouth or nostrils. -
Al the end Of few respiraiions the relief wiz
begin TO be felt. This method has been tried
with great success 10 many cases. ....
A man who puts ASIDE his religion because he
is going into society, resembles person taking
of his shoes bccsuse he is about 10 walk upon
thorns. POT
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-07

Good daughters and good sisters almost
invariably make exemplary wives. Common
sense and good heart are the main things. IT.
3 woman possesses these, and really has an af'
lection for the man she weds, it is his own fault
If he has not pleasant home.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-07

THE lIANSIBAL DAILY JouRNAL.-We neg.
Iected to notice this paper last week, 1t is
spirited and well conducted paper; it speaks
well for the enterprise orits worthy proprietor,
o CLEMESs. We extend to it our best wishes
for its success. Hannibal now boasts of three
weeklies, one lri-weekly, and one daily paper.
Lagrange Missourian.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-07

Fanny Fern says that when he who 10 stri-
wing 'oTise in The world, begins TO exhibit SUI.
perior powers. and the possession of true genius,
he must either hide his light under bushel, or
else have all creation after him trying 10 biow il
out
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-07

A fashionable lady, says the Boston Bee, like
an experienced printer, makes great hustle in
correcting her Eorm. .... .......
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-07

In New York city tav-
ern keeper has been held 10 bail in s. 900, on a
charge .; .l,.nsiaugter for furnishing liquor 10
confirmed drunkard after the remonstrance OF
his friends. The man died of mania a pofu.-
We think the law ought 10 punish an outrage.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-07

An obituary, very eulogistic Of lady, says:
She was married twenty -four years, and in all
that time never once banged the door"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-07

DEATH From INTEMPERANcE.-About eleven
o'clock OH Wednesday night last, man named
Jacob Kanle, residing in Carondelct, was found
dead in his House. During the day he had re.
turned home intoxicated, and after maltI eating
his wife and family, turned them out of the
house. Nothing further was known of him un
ill he was found dead. The coroner's jury rem
dered verdict of death from intcmperance.-
ST. Louis Inteligencer.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-07

Collins IL Breed, il will be seen, are ready
and willing to accommodate the universal
public with everything pretty TO look at
and substantial to wear. .a
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-07

PRopABLE MrRDrR.-About IL o'clock yes
terday morning, two steamhoatmen, named Deter
Brady and - Kdne, became entangled in a
quarrel whilst intoxicated at drinking house
on the Levee, near Green street. Ii resulted in
Brady inActing stab in Kanes side with a
pocket knife. The wounded man was imme-
diately taken to the Board of Health office, and
was subsequently removed TO the Sisters Hos
pital, where he now lies, with but scarcely a
hope Of his recovery. Brady was arrested and
is how in custody ST. Louis Inteligencer.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-07

Young physicians find it hard 10 get int
business; hut they will succeed il they only have
DaiientS
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-07

p. Draper, Esq, retired from the editorial
chair of the Louisiana Record, having sold out
his entire interest TO the Messrs. Msrgraye.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-07

GERMAN SUeAR CAxEs.--Bend well with
the fingers six ounces Of good butter, with a
pound OF fine -four, working it quite into crumbs;
add few grains Of salt one pound of dry siited
sugar, tablespoonful of the best cinnamon in
very fine powder, and large teaspounTul Of
spices; 10 these the grated rinds Of three sound
fresh lemons can be added, or no., at pleasure.
Make these ingredients into paste with the
yolks of FIVE eggs, and about four tabespoonsfuls
of white wine, or with one or two more in adj
diion, If required, as this must be regulated by
the size Of the eggs; half Of very thick cream
and half wine, are sometimes used for them
Boil the mixture into balls, hauen them TO some
thing less than three quarters of an inch thick,
and bake them in u moderate oven from fifteen
TO twenty minutes. Loosen them from the ba-
king sheets which should be lightly Toured
before they are laid on; by passing a knife under
them, turn them over, and when they are quite
cold. stow them in dry, close-shutting canister.
The Germans make three missions in the top of
each cake with the point Of knife, and lay spikes
of split almonds in them. --
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-07
Mrs. Cass died on the night of the l.t inst.

The Intslligencer Of the % says that such has
been the rush for shipping freight for the Upper
Mississippi the la'ttwod days, the Keokuk pack
cts were loaded before IL o'clock.
One Of our citizens has been authorized
By gentleman in Indiana to purchase un
improved real estate in Hannibal for him Ia
the amount of $4,000.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-07

ITO be Continued
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-07

Coon PRrcE ron NEGROES. "A private letter
says that at Shreveport La, common field hands
bring from nine TO twelve hundred dollars.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-07

UPNebraska territory contains 340, 600
square milestwi.h population of less than
six hundred. .......- ....-... .... ..
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-07

See advertisement of Nc. 2.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-07

Another instance of the dangerous Prac-
tice Of carelessly handling firearms, oc'
CURED in Salt River township, in this coun-
", las, week. Mr.. John Eoff' was examin.
ing the lock Of one Of Colts revol'ersr
whedit was discharged, the ball just grazing
the breast Of a gentleman standing near
him, and entering his right arm, producing
a very severe wound. Our informant is un.
able 10 say whether the arm is broken or not
-[Loui.iana Record. -..-- --.-- = - -
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-07

.Bs.oonY ArrsAY.--A difficulty occurred in
Union Township last week between Felix Greer
ard Philip Sublettc, an old aud we'll known oif-
zen of this county, : The aiIrsy took place 81
The house of the former, and we learn that Subs
tlcue is severely cut about the neck, face, and
ono side. His physician, however, reports that
his wounds are not consideied fatal, and with
proper attention he will reoover.-Cantoe Re.
porter. fIt IT.. |I
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-07

We have reserved from our asseemsd rri-na
LneiAn Miesr, E.gs ~ yigns, a pampAlei
copy Of an address 10 his count 5tnen, eaiiled,
Reasons Tor abolishing The H4hor traiFi !. F.
We have read il willrgrels iniefss, an yroki.
end shall. as We caua5l pesiish 4 entire, give
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Dnnclna Ara0emlcs.

DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMY, NO
~ gG oa Iwy o. for the reception Of p1pis "edne'
day Thursday Saturday, afternoons for ladies aud
eay Weduffdy Thursday md Saturday evenings tor nena
an I'd rr..fs asy vi every Ss irdsy afternoon
eysupg exclusively r pupi semi monthly a nm
viii b. isoduced this so9s procured curing
ut siit o. London and fers
DANCING ACADEMY, No. | Washington place
~ Nine gKAYfER DEsJARDfE5 bess 20 inform her P1gs
thst her saori will tte place ~EDSE5DAf5 and 7AIUh
DAYS a O'Clock ~ usual q be s2se paee fof n
rr aTrly 0's Ifsdence, No 20 W0os t. near 'isa
in.fon-.G schcch and privs'e faraies at'ented
S,IGhOR GHEKARDls DANCING ACADEMY,
- No 81 4hay. st, opponie tho Ci'rnfSn h,a
Informs BIZ psrr0ns and th gi1e ~
stool hss the reception u pa ia Tey ia
and SATURDAY 4 p y OrIleu-n's Cl-e- ~ >oDAt M
FRIDAY ENLSfSG PM Pnyats iessons Schools snd Ae
"a Bdsd To- soire' a. usuaL
TIVE ART If DANCING correctly snl grace'uiy.-
Mr. CHAhHUAIDs cr.sss open fr.tis f-cs?to1 = %
rs 81 h. loon - Es,t i3s vet u S9I9@sJ I'
oa,s iit morning slf even II ktp-es-
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Es..syr snN esrSwarg.

VsatFu tHl ClfV"AfF.
fNllAS = irTttN. NJ. 5S 31d 81 tx..gRs,.. o.
81. >tsr.s >s.l M - '.ue "a rlD ej cpal rs
$50 ~ .4 h.14 fvte Fs tfs md srlf ts9sf Ca'-,
49, 80 sskA fss srts% al sssrY vas'y 81
f..vs. AS t.gi Nsel~u@
A,rONlSf STOVES STOVES .-rae cheapest
- SIEVE - srs afh 80 sscssn'as Cal AL
-. gss.-t.s - Nsuh-l 'sr 80 avg ses, y ss-
T. WHITE. Jr.
fI'O Raj ROAD ani MACHINE SHOPS -Machi-
I shs.' iess resiy tr ae'sers
. risulf- p'trr 81 hcts 8 !af s'pra
~ hss fnssfse flape t,rtl - iDsars
l,rs, hessy ft,tt ssins Lathe iaf eaarofive drivers.
El.ss, ,trMher Nluk MssAiucs t~s LNcomo,ive Cynlr
nepE ,hnsa trsrh with larss so.sncss OF Dc smaller
latits aud lItrhr MschlncA ~
IEONANps Nschavf, ptP No ~ Pearl AMI Bcsverst
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90 nnhcm u man Ccntcrn.


fI,O Che EDITORS OF tho UNITED SLATER
Inc Feht@ We N,wNoN sy,rsh 9'sult .. ~ n r',es
s,,,,,a a., Ahus Of Mrfsl Nsnnes hd "a
. iin exchange with Otlnr 81 VI nr w.'
,, .,,ahe ia he unitd s.- lie has received danpa
Thousand notces OF a. hesttf
l., hat 80 be- believe Ms oetnai would be Soy
..rt.fs Ga tho e, core tho unnn. Adites 80 ihl
sIsi N,w.N re.t Vce With the word "'Nthnea
he msun that he unnecessary :" 'ele' " M .i.i
,,,h.se lat 90 ,hr tVelg. vt nvlce ih rHre W. .al
The nlsstNI lAl Nd w N'N'N wv
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Donoeo lUanie6.

COUNTRY PLACE WANTED In the County
Y than twenty miles ifam Now
-, r,, no, more than mrs h"m altead d"ph eboi
80. ,,l,b eomhabia Dwellings aud ouibndnEs Pioi
% interior ~ couny peiaifed Address IT, bos
ma New ,ot rosOnce stains terms
STEAM rOWfR-Wanlcd Room ~ ny ID with
~ Steam Power Addrc'i ios No ei Post once
VxrANTED-For the Winter, BY n Gcnilcmnn and
w h WIFE House Of moderate di%.osoa onrnshsa or m
ns ,o m aud BEDROOM with dans closet whnr' attendance
sn he srn bnt without attendance hehon aud sic
irs room repaired good supply OF "'tef y e-' nts
Th n, ishhohood Of nion place viii be preiefa Adie v"
Hon Iso 1hLuuo Otico
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fire Ilroos Safes.

fI'O n SilllNAN, lR, Il L. JOHNSON, sui
i SANtEL NERESR rs-a nsseatfs On lsfirs. I. sd PA
ssc NkNNNASN tnrstsv. Mo- "a iAS
trN,,eotN ie vpiv Nsalst s,Aila< lat AfA ~
~ - 49, seitf - aasa - 80 terv Aypia1 o.
ths, vsa the ~ Ns's estetV ~ Ucessv asels
t thsg VII shsss's rss Pstsr f,s q
~. sys ~ isrs selse
isvs I'VE 500 ~ 49, tstrs - - MAJ fisc al
A,tyes esststs WA NJ ~ wsierst S>ss1 49, tNs>,s
Nsfs ~ NfAl 49,. rtsesi ~ $40 et,tg, asa
h, ~ -. f-,lr.ast r.Vrsisfsa III sAs t>rsVssa
Wv's'e.a f,-,s+ssA Nsas' ys..- ts',, -
*rEAS>S MlNNlN.
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slsaen Advertisements.

ApssNa sV,xNH,vs -, Ae,s,> W s. sss So N.ss
fAEiS
iNNVrACtt'Er ~ ANrN ms PLATED wi,A
Nh "a Ne. ~ wtNiN rAskFs,AANN 49, SAssk iSAN
tkts shs Az .,r.~ta .~. wVsk tSNes ssvee -A1ss
fh.,Nys u.es.-rsns lvl 81 - ~srA - sas s,. sssAs
" W. rtRrtfsese
HAt,,,,,N pFREiEN ~. ne A5s.~e, NJ e-rAsiS
Vsifis tt.eNr1h, AtfNNN NJ a Fssveess.
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Diano-Ecries.

IOLIAN PIANOS-T. Gilbert & Co. srs 'le
~ owles q Ais much ,t4rss kseat 80 %, :, -
ns he ou1ors II n nss-z 70 "a .h- s-Ppy i.s F.ss -
Aolisn risHo Al prices e. "a ~ o5sf - g. a.,
foUDoIR PIANOs-Asn-s5iT .dlPtsl - s--s- F-arss
thse snuf.oisres b Ioare ossrt o. o,t sae- tt,~1
to m b Ae rf K .a 70 . y 80. 40 -
,un,d ihe equal tferusrt tAs 49, . sset = 80 -
mote seys b. she o0cl ias cay Ae'ce-s - ttnei AZ
srau.stor,hy H. hesi n c5lf.sfo- y -. s.-ss1- 49,
.ss Nev.lsh As,e.. h''.sT 49, 80.
HORACE WATERS Sc Alsss 81. Ss s-aafF1r
arOLIAN PlANOFORTEs At - 4sl s-strs1,
iset pssst o.. s.r 30 vt usst -.-7,ssa r n
'''' ''''' ~ I tiSc5Is ta5xrsaS :. = srs--,
EOIIAS srd OTHER PIANOS IT : esNHN.
~ fut se,l e No. ~ ~ 90. . =. 80. ,-
\, .s,pl o o., c'slr.i-a 'r - af l.HT 's e - pa
,is' He1 ns,d - ,sess IT,, 49,, 81 49, go -
g,,,,. ~ &C. sr .s-rS h,v5 80 rsr- r. ~ 9-e~
1',h.. ,g'r'ii' 40 = -, Il 's,s~ 49,
nRAnRuRNs rIANo sr1 NEtppEoN WAN6-
~ HonNf Hr e. Ifrsi~-f h'r- t-r'f'r raff
h,-tr' risros wsse ''fr~' Z" m" S'7-'.'' '''
81 . ~ N.,a,e "a ,v, wv, :. ~. .s..-'tsie -,
y, ' N.,.~, ,l.irs,.. ia,..-.l ~. c,, y
- Al pApMrRr eaet o, ,hsl, N,aaas'e,, asa
~. W.s'see. " az pl,s's'e ,''-s' e. ~, 49, 4. =
.r., Co.,, :, H. p. , ., 1870. i',..
~ f..sur WAGES. De 80 tisse~ ~ "a ress ~ tAt
Tlt.- F4t fffsfsa = lr - Fi - sf'i
isHr fsis feafa nse' 49, o.
sh.ttsa 4 kst Ari.s is-f fraie. ~ t@~
NitioniONa -va,herIs superior Mee,ecn' are
WI s.tas,sA i ~ ~e q ne t-ss' ~ AsA lf,' 49, ~
- sai no fl nfsaA-tf u h.hf "a NNA
as sna b. seit iallA Al its fsussrs ~siiAeIfi
CiaRN, Afsnt
ttrSNEg iIUuTi 4 NEWTON No ~ Canal a.,
WI ~ e nase'.d .,a! .sA ss,'s,si rer.'af
u, sfhs rikNO FoHrth have ~,ifaisd thr hsne. snd
.n~ ihs ends sui hse ,shns superior IN
sis.n mt ie plain ani ursmannd cssos 81
afrn arlf nom "a u rfiste tfoaiae Pianos aAcn
ssshsnfe hfesdvs, Wsie"ons Ne 81
DiANO FOiTES n. GLEN X Co have removed
j tft Fafor ofio Mandatory sud w,femon nvm No "a
faion Ao tl Hgfins o. two doors eat Of brpadWAy
DIANO.IOHrES--T finest assortment of Plano
70 the ey may BE- iaiad The Ware 0l Z y
CURTIS No "a urssiwy consisting OF oeofss irus ceuhnel
AmtlHan fatuAeun Piano. snd variety 81 New-i "a soe
bo4an make With aud without tho Alan Alo boadolI aef
r, n CURTIS No az nre.avsy.
I'HE UNDERSIGNED has removed his Piano
Fore Nsrnooss fon 80 narslsYet 20 No 49, HnraAvNy
" ranu ipstss u " 20 t le fef
sasl Aylossd Ola risns' sss " esssses r,e,s
Hanea 80 hfo lANff fANNfNNN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-19

u,N0LIHII and CLASSICAL SCHOOL, West
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MATHEMATICS. Private instruction IN the va
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Nj and MADAME CRUCY beg to inform the
WI phabtapis Brooklyn at they have opened Erenc1
az psh Boarding Day School for yonlE Llai,s No ~
rnry Book between Atlantic aud satcs haitne Orny
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MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE lNSIl.
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an Prucip viii The rsr term is eleventh cooo
yssr On the SECOND MONDAY " september 1917 ... -.
Pnps from twenty years OF age ino suBn IN ~
the brsrche Of Acaiecs learning preparatory to o. any
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extent practical Surveying .. L.. -,.,
conin regulations, terms references &c mas
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NTEWENGLAND SCHOOL of DESIGN Tor
~ WOMFN-T school incorporated by so OF the Lsssaturs
OF 1885 hss now entered upon is tnid year M
II 70 Ell Women Is years Of age VINO desire 70 quy
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Arnieaos be made at the SCHOOL 10 ih''u'
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