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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03

70 Some of our Western and Canadian ex-
changes are again agtating project for new
outlet OF the productions of the Mississippi
Valley 10 the Atlantic seaboard. The PROPOSE
ton is, to connect Toronto or some other point
on Lake Ontario with Manatouline Bay, Lake
Huron, by means Of ship canal via Lake
SimcOe. Lake Simcoe is some 20 miles long
by % broad, and is said to lie at an elevation of
$50 feet above Lake Ontario, and about 100
above Mans,ouline Bay. The Montreal Herald
rays
u now upward Of seventeen years since the writer
with three friends and four Indiana passed down the
Severn Rivers distance, If we rightly remember of
about 30 siles-in bark canoes from the naTrows on
Lake slLlcoe 10 COdwater, on Lake Huron and from
our observations Of the country the time we are sat
hned that, while Il would be expensive and difficult
work 20 render the Severn nAgable for large craft IL
would be comparatively easy connec, the Lakes by
canei the dItance not being over IA miles and he
country very level throughout
The main difficulty in carrying out the
scheme would be found few miles south of
Lake SimcOe on the Toronto Section of the
Canal The cuttings would be deep, and per-
haps the necessary supply of water not easy to
be obtained. On this point The Chieago Demo.
cratic Press gives the opinion of Capt. Mac
kintosh, formerly in command Of boat ON
Lake SlmcOe
The Captain says:
Inc summit Of me ntry between Lake simcoe and
toronto hes on ow ridge about six r1ilAs south Of
Lake simcoe, and 4 fe csra were err througb ,bi.
range could oe,ee rom lake smcoe .aroU yb 10 -
ontario Immediately lae north end Of aLe sirnroa
Il afAl OF some ninety feet dam might probahly no
thTo"n sross he Severn above the falls rssng ,bs
level very considerably as 10 make IL feed h,h r.
sunmiis. II II should not furnish water .uBcsn, 10
feed the canal, the Trent large river runnng sar
mics eass o. the lake. very easily be trneP int, IL
Ahd VII Turnlsh any amount Of water that NAV he
nseesssIy. my ~
Though the cutting SHOULD be one two. or even four
Luncred feet deep for the Grst few miles south OF Lake
sincce the necessities OF commerce will fully varran,
tie expenditure Capt Mcintosh thinks the whole ex
pense o. soe work would be Tar ess than the cost Of the
Welsnd Canal. -0 - $50
a glance at the map Of Canada is sufficient
TO she" the extraordinary advantages to the
settlements Of the Upper Lakes which would
accrue if they could load vessels for the Allan.
tic and escape the long and tedious passage
round via Lake Huron, the Straits, Lakes st.
ClaE and Erie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03

Local AFrAIRs.-Another deliberate muir
der, the product of rum, took place yesterday
morning in the Fourth Ward. Aquarrel broke
out in a grog shop among some men who
had been drinking and gambling all night, and
before it was finished, man named John
McCabe was so horribly beaten that he died
in few minutes after the blows. The parties
who are supposed to have done the violence
are under arrest.
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GRrAr PrREMrroRY SALE or 733 BEAUrI-


rUL BvILpISs LoTs 1T AUcTIoS:-We wish TO remind
our readers that the sale Of 49, desirable Building
Lots situated at Clinionyille, New-Jeuey, viii take
place on TUESDAY next March g. AZ Y O'clock at the Mer-
chants Exchange, nv ALBEIT N. NICoLAY, Auciioneer
The Lott all D feet front and from 100 20 800 feet IN
DEPTH and will be sold with the privilege Off or more
sdonne lots the entire block. al the option Of the
chaser This properly oeslrably situated A. any that
has been sold In this the country for many years
bsirg elevated and the soil Of the finest quality. The
Morris and Railroad Company have decided 70 bring
their road fom Melville 20 Newark, passing hs 20 the
west 81 the Nge Of Clinton leo that the depot Will come
wbna quarter ola mile Of this property and nteec the
New Jersey Railroad Al point between Newark AMI
Esabethtown which will make these Lots very valuable.
Asr the connection OF the Morris and Essex aud New
Jersey Railroads. persons will be able 20 rrsch New-York
in 90 10 60 minutes Cuton Village IL OF the most
hoursng and healthy villages in the State of New yersey
and convenient OF access place within ~ miles
Of the City OF NewYork and will become desirable place
for private residences the merchant the mechanic
vortinsman doing busress in the City Of New-York.
1hese Lots are situated the settled part OF the village
and the Nusanee clause will be inserted IN all the Deeds
The sale will be positive without and will be
tnutd from day 20 day until the entire property sold,
and oe unusual inducements for the investment Of cap
itsl free excursion will be made on Saturday, March
by the NewJeey Railroad for the purpose Of giving all
persons that DESTROYS Of PURCHASING portion oths
property AN opportunity OF seeing II before tbs sale Tick
the excursion tokeher with maps and full partieu-
be obtained applying 10 the Auehoneer, No 10
Wal-st
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PxxSsYLvAsu.-TheD Democratic Sta..c.

PESSsrLvAsn-The Democratic StaseC~
vention assembled ., Harrisburg the ls ias,. An,
organized amid great confusion the frieads Of A..
Arnold Plrmer, Of vensngo County. and Hoa IA.
Cessna of Bedford County claiming that tAei, tn
ties were chosen temporary Chairman Finally a.
Convention was partially restored to order. N,.,,
P and c. both presiding, and the tellers saa,ss,.,
that Mr. Plumer had Go votes and Mr.. Cessaa s. n.
Convention then adjourned to Pm In the ,A,.
noon William L. Hirst was appointed permanent Pc.
dent The contested seats were then disposed Of Az.
which the Convention proceeded to ballot for euaa
stes for State Officers with the following result:
For CssAl Co~nissioasr-ThomAs II. roryA n
Philsdelphis.
Aaditor. Geneal-Hon Ephrsm Banks. reaomins,i
Surveyor Gea-dl-Hon 9smes Porter Bnsie, AZ
Crawford County. renominsted.
The Convention then adjourned to "Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03

THE RAPPERs IN LoNDoS-We learn by /,
private letter from London that the Spiritual Rsppar
are doing large business in that metropolis M
Hayden, Ghost. msnsger from Boston, IA there, saa
her rooms are crowded with visitors at guines he'd
to whom the age OF their grsndfathers, the day asr
friends died their own aec and such other imporax
information IL regularly raped out Her patrons ~,
chiefly from among the nobility and gentry, who ssls
great interest in this disclosure from the world Of L.
mortal rappers
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M,ss,ssrpp,-Mr. b. n. Kenyon. Of TiS,

MIssrssIpPI-Mr. b. n. Kenyon, Of TiaA
mingo County, to whom Gov Foote rendered h. ~
pointment of u s Senator, TO succeed senator BROOM
whose term expires on the i,h OF next month. a,
withdrawn his acceptance Of the appointment sniss,
declines L. Gov Foote has decided to make 40 ode,
appointment and the State will therefore have bu. o.,
Senator until the Legislature, which meets next Jana,
~, elects another.
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Aucr,os SALE pyE.H. LUDlow-Of a val

AUCTION SALE BY +. II. LUDLow-UI VaI-
liable modern built Brick House and Ground Cannon st.
Pougt eepsie bes house in the place formerly owned BY
w H. Vank eeok EsQ,) a. the Merchants Exchange, NY
ON TUESDAY the 18th day of March 1883 at u O'CLOCK
Sale positive No pssponement Terms For further
and fuller description Of tie house, see adyef'
iismeptin the Y Express under the head Of Auction
sales Of Real Estate apply TO T. ". LUDLOW No IL
Wallst. N. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03
r5,- The "Conroslry IRoy RALrya" made

by the ATLANTIC RAILING WoRKs,
Combines great beauty strength and cheapness II is
Wrought Iron Framework connected by Ornamental Cast
Iron ies melted aud around the structure itself IL
may be made light and graceful like the
WIRE RAILING
or heavy and solid like the Cast Iron.
Ratings for steps, srees offices cemeteries, &C Also
Nerandals Balconies, sc, for sale by
No 3oa Broadway, corner Of Welker-st,
who s the only one authorized 10 sell tins description OF
Is,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03

II We invite the attention Of our reader,
to the Advertisement Of the Raritan Bay Union which
published In this paper. The institution Is eminent.
y worthy the atsenoa Of those who desire to see an
improvement IN the condition. Of the labOrnx cl.s,es
Is vel As N tn: rrls:0as 0l sssi-.y ,:ssrauy,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03

table Mr. Shaw reported, from the Select
Committee in favor Of amending the Police Law
of New.York City. After some talk about the
Albany Basin, the House adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03

u A. J. Davis is writing, in The Hartford
Tas' series Of articles to teach how the fall Of rain
may De produced spd controlled He does BY means
OF electricity and galvanis operating on an immense
scale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03

CEsrLEmyKs HATS, SPRING FASHION,
WIN B.NrA corner Of Canal and Woostersts, respect
fully socts the patronage Of his customers and the pubic
DO the new style Of Hats introduced for the ensuing spns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03

MAGNiFICEST ENGRAVING or ASHLAND
There has Just been published AeEzoni engraved by sr
tain OF this memorable place . ~ - inches and the
AGENT Mr. EckHARpr al the American Hotel Jersey
City getting uhschers Il is the largest aud most ee~uI'
sul engraving ever done IN this country,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03

RicH FAsHioSABLE FURNIruRE.--D. N X.
l. Howg Ne is PeArl.st, prepared with very
assortment Of rch Cabinet Furniture, well and
fashionahly made, comprising Rosewood Mahogany aud
Enamel painted In sses which the attention OF pcr-
chasers respectfully invited. Don't mistake the nauosf
kSS resflet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03

WINDOW SHApEs-Best assortment in the
world At KITTY FsRGVSoN's, Noe. 2sai Broadway aud
81 Reads ct Dealers supplied from hsst hands Shades
warranted stand climate and sd lower than AZ any
other establishment N B.-Store, Church, and other
large Shades painted and et:srea, TO order IN scPener
sfx1a
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~ BARTHOLOMEW Il Wnnp's New Mourn

w BAKfHOLONEW AZ W I'D -NuN VtVt' I"
ins Store No S5l Broadway between Spring and Prince
ss-Opening of large and elegant stock Of Spung and
Ssmmrr Goodsi BAKTHoLoMEw WEED are now pre-
pared 20 exhibit the public assortment OF MOURNING
Goods BY heretofore imported 70 the United
States Their stock embraces every article o the nnesf
60 the cheapest fabrics that could be deemed useful 20 the
dres,. b 4 W have superior facilities for furnishing TO
families their Mourning Goods and TO hose who are SUD.
denly ae6 upon TO adopt the costume we woad say that
hy applying 10 as immediately thsy will nd themselves OF
much trouble they have every article t1f-
nshed at the store their residences and made into
garments Of every description al few hcnrs notice In
every garments warranted 10 give entire satsacton
We would mpIcx upon tie minds Of our patrons the NO
OF the New Mourning Store al Broadway, nearly oppo
cite The Metropolitan Hote between Sprng and Prncests
No deviation from prices BARTHOLOMEW WEED.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
70 leaders and intrOducers

e. 1s.a.is,osn,. Hats Aston House, Broadway.
~ lAsu ~ .a-,ceroeut Of fashion for Gents Hats
tor6nstnS with o. the es.bsbInent Of our hoas N
ss for twenty-five yeas hes enc5c ron ne usas .e
e. s,oYsi In DECEMBER. lS5 anticipating the styles
r. Pax. md London in honor Of the ueet exposition we
- neernber IN each year. cOnforInsbe 20 which, we,
hi. dsy submit fr March 1873 together With copies OF
he ,tyes frorn leading firms Of either Metropolis OF the
Old Word.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03
~ II. l.. FOsTER's Fashionable Clothing

EstsbIsfnfnt NO n IOOTIabutsi 10 ue'HDIo F7o 70
purchase Clothing Of every variety, where the buying
public can all times, find full supply Of ready made
jlothing made up from the best materials and By the best
workmsn. A large stock Of winter clothing which VIII be
sold az very low prices
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T'a-fsT - 7 an VolT 0DellFlf serFaht,
JOHN hehAHON, CAtholc Priest, Flgshls
PstaorLs
Remarks.


Deprecating as a public calamity the with.
dravd from our Schools Of the children Of any
portion or division of our People, We have all
along done what We could TO prevent it. We
hope not to be misunderstood when we say that
We should regret the withdrawal of the chill
dren Of the Roman Catholics more than that
Of any other class, not only because they are
very numerous, but because they are for the
most part poor, and their parents, not having
themselves enjoyed the blessings of Education,
cannot be expected to deem il so ndispensa-
bic as those naturally must who, with their
parents and grand parents, have enjoyed that
blessing. And it cannot be too often nor TOO
earnestly reiterated that, if the children of
Catholics are TO be retained in our Public
Schools 81 all, an object equally vital to them.
selves and the rest Of the community the
utmost care must be taken TO allow nothing in
nor about our Schools which NAV Justly be
objected to as disparaging or undermining the
Faith other parents. There must be no soLera.
tiOK OF Catholics or Catholicism, but simple.
hearty, thorough recognition of the fac, that
al Faiths are here equal in the ere of the
law, and Il at the Schools have nothing to do
with any but to let them alone.
And Dow let Us look at the Flushing
trouble, as setforth by Rev Mr.. VI. and frank.
ly set forth the errors already committed on
each side.
l. We do not understand that there was any.
thing specially offensive in the prayers offered
in the Flushing school, aud we do not consider
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03

~ The New Hat Company invites the at,
tepon OF the public 70 their Spring Styles OF Moessn and
Beaver Bsts which for fneness Of quality or oea1yy o.
style cannot be surpassed by any "a hst IN
eptlemep desiring different styles leave their orders
and b. ,uted in every respect Price only 81 One quality
one price and no abatement Nos B and lfS NAssau-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03

AUSTRALIAN Boors-WArXISs No. III Fnl-
tonst ha. on hand trss-rse assortment of Boots and
Sho<A suitable tor the Australian market EniSan1 eAa
this attainment cheaper than a. any other
place in the ety--whclesale and ResAiL
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A RyFoRmATION.-The man

A REfoRMATIoS.-The man who attempted
10 smoke pipe Of brandy and troubled with dizziness
OF The BRAIN talks Of joining the Daughters Of
We saw him last Tuesday, st KSoxs hat esablshment,
No IB Futops selecting Of that popular radesnaos
new and beautiful style Of sprng hats He remarked that
he was gong reform and desired nat tnet ~euld gan
him sdsson 70 respectable society He went TO the ght
pAce 10 get such an criticize and got that was not ony
cheap and eles ant in appearance, but durssle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03

SPLENDID CARPErN6s FOR SPsING SALEs,
lssS-sNIra 4 LevSsBExy, No. IS Pesrs-st- are now
receiving store per late arrivals large ssoek OF sevs
tapestry Bruse three DIV and nsio cArpenss Of eaAsse
la elegant aesxns which having been purchased preveas
the recent advances in prices they are enabled 70 eds'
ss WY great ipdreemesia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03

GEKrLEmEs's HATs-SPRIsG PATTERN
BIrp corner Pine and Nassausts will introduce the
sprng Style Tuesday. March l. The new pattern OF
tered 70 our custom ers the public as in oil respects Of
intrinsic excellence of materials AND Of beautiful outlines
and proportions. BIRD, corner fine and Nasal-sA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03

The preceding names are taken from few OF the
lists sent in. The whole number will be published
hereafter, If there is room BY Saturday the names
will amount to 10000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03

~ FAIRsANKss PLATFORM ScALEs-Iong
known severely tested, always rsht-ths acknowlsis1
standard fAisSASNs Co, No ~ Waterst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03

~ Alarge and elegant assortment OF Tap
essry Brussels Three Ply and Ing Carpets Oil Coihs,
Rugs Drussets, Window Shades Dsperea Glib Coniess,
k Also extensive ssock Of rich Dress Goods snd gee
erl variety Of Staple ard Fancy Dry Goods may be found
at j. II. TewsskSpA Co $ fol Csreenwch near Anoe
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C,,sr.poRo's EXCELSIOR LIQUID HAIR

~ FowLERs g. WELLS, Phrenologists and
pnbli.ber Clinton Hail. No l3l Nsssaust New York and
eo 40 yN.sIin5.nr-st Boston.
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To SHiRr-MAKERs AND FISk SxwxRs OF ALL
KiSps-SiSeEEs SEWING MACHINES. - lately aaartssi
for stitching hneH do the WORK Psreety ever il
vss done before hy machinery BY hand We at 81,
IN no are interested tsi saesehng Of al other
.imperfsct l. NJ SiSssS Co. Ne. 2s broadway.
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9s,,

fDIf ~ ~. l.a ~. ile Lesi q--il.g ~ fe-et
s.sss.s H u iss:if ;jisit 4 f1Tl ri,tfa;''s
4 ffEtWfEnS fnti. fstAaeg iHmf sZe ~
lFs ~ sFrsF E elFgiI! hg 2 Welt h. fsA
Iiii;Si}ls', s!H'iit44its ; sEifii .9s I'm
> TX 4 4. |. l.. n, .tiSSs,
~ rtfBtsi,f 9hs hentp. BITE y. "a, y sl.H
r. ~ rfa'tt b ~ s't> selh.sf fea g. t1s.sAf.s
~ .ggilv@5q9 'g''r y s,1Sg'f's ~al- -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-30

IRVING Co. Auetiousen $1,000
GIG VITO VIII Il SONS LAST SALE of FAN
- CY GOODs-WM. IRVING Coz Auetioneer will sell at
suction on WEDNESDAY November 80 l o'clock az the sor',
No Ho nperb Marble Aabestsr Groups and Fisares
ASrts Escan Wages Gecisn Urns Baago Vases Egypt
Card Receivers Roman Urn ele-
cart Goap and Figures superb acts OF China Vas
Coae Cus Groups and Figures toEtune-tel
r Crueac &C Bohemian Glassware. The above 10 part OF
sz Vito selected by him during his recent Walt 70
y and England This being the last sale Otthe
article viii be sold without Purchasers can
have their carefully packed the premises at trnng
peuse for all sums sac under that amount
without discount $500 and upward months approved en-
dOrsed
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painis, GLASS, Sc.

ELLSWORTH ~ Co, No l04 Murrayst;, ofer for
H usual credit prices
full OILS PAINTS and respectfully invite the
attention Merchants C0nsumers tho owng articles
srerm Oil Winter Blesc Unbeached- Sperm Candles
gepi OIL Winter Besehed and Unbesehed Adamsnae do
Whale on Winter Bleached ard Unbeached wax Candies
Refined Oh. Beeched and Unbeaehed.
Rape Seed Oil in cks and bArre refined for burning and ma
chiueTy.
Lard Oil. Winter BeAched ind Clarified
Lipseed Oil English and American. IL casks and barrels
snd Straits Oil all kinds Of machinery OIL.
Tanners ard Curers Oil Patent Paint OIL for roofs
English American White Lead and Zinc Paint Window Glass
vanish and all Kinds of Psinfs DR. and Ground in Oil
ORNAMENTAL WINDOW GLASS-New Orna-
~ mental Epaed Engine Engraved aDd Focked Glass which
forms entire Obscure. Works at Camptown New-Ierey
Specimens may be examined ard orders left st Once ioo
No 2s3 Brosdway New-Ycrk COOPER& BELCHER,
Manufactures Glass Contractors for the Crystal Palace.
ZINC PAINT-The undersigned. agents for the sale
~ Of White Oxyde Of Zinc Manufactured BY the Pennslyvana
Lehb Zinc CO. prepared orders for the
and would invite the particular attention Of toe trade 20 It's evident
superiority Others Of American manufacture and it,
esssul competition with the best OF foreign
Dealers with confidence depend obtaining
supply which will be found recommend itself
for purify bodS and uniform wbiene Prices and
ranged the liberal footing
JAMES r. LEWIS Co., No. O. waters.
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PARIS.
FRENCH CHEMICAL PAPER, by MR. He
BERT admitted all the Hospital. of France BY decree
Th Paper solo Of that kind inconestbie properties
standing fifteen years experience. Ii prescribed daily BY the
bt medc practitioners In Paris for the Of perssng ina
nation scaca rheumatism, unbsgo, paralysis weakness Of ne
limbs children stomach diseases and can be used with EN-
oi for hora caloeeA &c Depotu Paris al Mr.
Pharmacy Store No 10 de Grenet St Honoe and NO zfH
tegc YeIrDoda OTden receyedby -
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Dantins Afaoemies.
DODWORTU's DANCING A

A DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMY, No.
~ SOC Broadway for reception Of psp who
C.es Ladies AMI Ckidfs
Wednesday and Saturday Thsd1y and Saturday ssnoons
all meeting with band Of Lsohs
fer 0t nliemen Monday "Wednesday asd Thz1sy sssSsy
General practice with band Saturday evening" Ossn %
not attend evenings but puhss ie.en tets AID Al.
tend when particular dascs "sis ca
Wait to EuIope during the sunrner nstnbef d ns~ ass
wee proc1red which will be introduced of the Ls 1s Dfs
Private iss<ons family classes and Academies sesds SSfH<s
twice month, exclusively fgF puplls
MRS. ii. GIAVELLI has the honor 10 annoenee
w that FRIDAY The ID q Dsesnss sss i ,rss Cs.s
Bfcokyn Of the bovses aftx " y til
tIeeh Esq the essteriy so o. Clates-ss t'.se MOI
fseur attention win be devoted thai bsssk 81 IA sses
which and elegance Of as>sae s 80
paIn - =, -,,ysn.vs - v.u,. % -.
afternoon nom 81 70 y young hs sns from ~ - Jees
Masters.
sethsr ~ the hour fos the puEross Of IfsefSe -.
For further Information sPplJ a. tas HONS % ssss ssa~
1oi N sstil I'm. -,
CIGNOR GHEKARDIs DANCING ACADkhf,
~ No 50 Ah.v- lttbst- gpposss ~ Is"ee- 49,.
lussss ~ sa ~
snd SATURDAY y % Osspssss1s cA.. Iihsy 80 ".
FRIDAY EVENING Pm ffiysts sssss seS+s sss A~e>>
nike attended to-Soiftes y rsssl
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fire l)roof 9afeo.

MORE VICTORIES for WILDER" PATENT
wi RALAMANDfR RAfE.-Ncarcely IRE occurs but adds
proof the Importance TO business men having tho above
Patent safe which Ia tho late he that Destroyed o
inrfc wot,s tho morning Of The i7h Inst Tho eoon
and valuable property saved bolopsn 10 M. Sloan
Isss,t mo SAFE was made aud cold by ~ !iEHRINo Esq
No l WAer who preeul has more OF inc sans SORT ana
tns MossIs kTFARNs MARVIN, No 40 Watef~, continue
90 male and sell Wldcrs Patent 1aamandrt ssr wnh sArs
stock always baud. d. w. Wilhelm ra'eu'ro