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New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF TIE ASIA
The TURKS STILL SUCCESSFUL.
Dats., Liverpool, Dee. 3; Loni.~ :.

The British mail steamer Asia from Liver pool Sat
urdsy Dec 5 about ii A NJ. arrived here at b clock
P. NJ yesterday.
The Gclden Age was expected to be ready for sea
about the Sd or 4th Of Dee.
The news by the Asia has some points ofmQortanos
Along the Danube military operations on large scale
were prevented by unfavOrablc weather, but continual
skiTushng WIS going between the ontPosts OF the
two armies In Asia the success of the Turks was
uninterrupted. They had captured some important
fortresses At sea hostilities have commenced, and
some vessels of both nations have changed hands Oh
the Eu1ine. The ADelO-French fleet remains at It's
anchorage doing nothing Russia and Turkey continue
their preparations for Protracted war meanwhile the
diplomatsts are busted in arranging for confer
ence. to be summoned at Vienna, Paris or London
The Liverpool Cotton market continued unchanged.
BreadstufIs lower MOneyin increased demand
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16
TRACT SOCIETY OF THE METHODIST EPISCO
PAL. CuIfRCH


The annual meeting ofths Society was held on WCdnes
day afternoon at the Mission Room in Mulberry ST. Bsh
op james in the Chair
An abstract of the annual report read by the Rev
Abel Stevens the Corresponding Secretary From il we
learn that during the past year. which IS the first OF s
ganizaiion its efforts have been remark ably successful
Tie Society already has 30 conference auxisries in
cudng the German conference at Bremen Is conference
agents whose business it to travel extensively through
out the bounds OF the conference where they seyeFay
belong Toin colporeurs and Oo after the general in
terests Of the tract There are 70 colPoeurs EN-
IlOyed.
The Soceiys st of tracts already amounts TO jjl in
cludng those in the German tongue.
The number Of pages Of unbound tracts distributed dur
ing the wear amount 40 and OF bound tracts there
have been sold lOl,7 volumes.
The receipts for the year amount TO $1,000.
The Corresponding Secretary stated that upwards OF 500
had be- pledged toward the purchase of prize tract
The following gentlemen then elected officers for
the ensuing year -
HPyesdcn2Bshop wsnsh BhoP Morris Bskop Jsrs' BkhoP
eaenfsHon John Mclean, OF Ohio Hon Elisha Harfs -
Of Rhode Island.
CorrepoEaiEg SecTeGr y Abel stevens
Rscof ding Sccfecyt-steIheu b Wckels
Trodswo-John X. Edwards
Manego,G p. Dseway Asa Child Jas Hosland, Faller,
l. b. Loder William rtvrisht William 1usOw. B. Wickens
Timothy A. Howe Jsiles DAVIS J. b. kdwsrts w H. Dkeman
PERFECT Jrs Samuel Watkins John Reid Wism Jaeobus
John Pierce John W. Rgmsey Wm Msrszn W Co.son D.
W Cornell q. ID Mclean, j. 7. Early W. A Coy, Purdy
NJ D. Il. W. Quinn, Il. II Forester
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16

EpuoATIoS IN TExAs-A bill for the establishment of a
system for Common Schools under consideration for
the flint time, IN the Texas Legislature.
According the Of educational statistics in the
Census Of 1880, for rims counties only, this movement
Las not been commenced too In ihese there
5ss persons in population OF 97o7 persons who had
arrived to the age Of 20 without ability 10 read the Of
their parents write those wiki which they had been bap
tsod This would indicate 10000 in the whole State whose
population about 100000 Would this have been had
the Lone Star been devoted Freedom instead Of Slavery
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16

COTros CEoAKIRs-As usual at this of the year,
the pepers in the cotton growing States filed with para
graphs like the following from TIE Ciarston Staadars;
The cotton crop viii be short very short few sensible
bales In South Csrons Il cannot possibly exceed
thirds If il reaches that much Although this has been
the most uniavorabe fall for gathering in eighteen years
set the crop nearly IN the whole country. Such
o0 The in Georgia and Alabama and large por-
Non Of Mississippi"
Rerder- take this their estimate Of is value 1t
Z not very alarming
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16

PkoHIBITIoS GEoRGh-Petitions for prohibtory
liquor law are before the Legislature of Georgia but
with but slight prospect Of success ct present according
10 III, Aflonta RePuIliean, which says
Ii is now pretty certain that Legislature will de
eide that liquor may be sod whether the majority Of the
people in favor OF il not. This may be what Is
mesIt by RepublcaDism But We more Democratic
an that Our Democracy teaches that the viii OF the
people should be done This Is al that the Temperance
pttiton asks
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16

HoosIs ruE wrsr-The GrayriHe IN Nt>ss says. it
i thought tie number Of hogs il iha; vicinity viii exceed
last wears et least one fourth Upwards u 200 will be
rscked az this point the present winter IND vii be or
Ter cent heavier.
Tis EraasriH. Ind Jouraal II the eo.h uf says the
farmers n the vicinity Of lrdsnAPo paying -om -
frera TTs Brgrasforn Dtr"r< SICK hogs have aiysa.
csd - 800 gEos-.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16

CAIroRSIA YEGErABLEs-Several samples OF large pro
ducons have been presented to the Patent Office among
which are potatoes Of the following weight 81 A and
lbs ech sweet po;atOes lbs each onions 2 q and 81
lbs each Samples OF barley from so field aver
oging l49l bushels per weighing 80 lbs per bushe
Samples OF wheat grown from volunteer slfsown grain
producing IS bushels per Samples Of crop Of wheat
grown in "A weeks weighing SO lbs pea bushe Sample Of
volunteer oats 10 feet inches high.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16
FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, Dec. 10, I535.
The large workshop in the old House of Refuge was de-
soyed by fire this evening supposed to have been set on
fire.
The new house is nearly ready for occupancy, and the
building burned which to have been demolished,
was but of little value The boys all escaped.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16
MncLH NICHOLS, whose WfAd'a~ Comfy De''

crcf has been discontinued says.
To ferds who sskug "a. re vii Do nov h.' We
ressed from editorial dutes ftT t1@i We G. oc iaent
The aborizx Neither do anticipate tts
field Ve narrowed Efforts se es To- those
tursr which have lEiz long heart tna
Lave ureToe4by idr6ed Wiz nivzs hopes AID n
tertsts.
Fx presen, spare from the
business s-s fer Lectures Tsr peTsnee
.rd WorsLs po-ion Jufiss ard eg. db s ms lboes In
fis Eels are and the felc An1 vile Wll
tses6 Gtcrnz for The elevation o. ne rsce tom nt
nd oFprefsol Al r. f,rs VII work on - We hse dc1e
r.vsr rertefns ias will remember tesf
have scn toe long left urdsrn-d .2 "a kfr zk
isols N elarre. ~ -erer asL,at u tatr
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16
PUBLIC NEE2ZVG&.
WIG ORGANIZATIONS FOR 1854.

WHIG ORGANIZATIONS FOR 1854
The Primary Elections took place yesterday pursuant to
call and with the exception of the Seventh Thirteenth,
and few other Wards these gatherings exhibited much
good feeling even among the antagonist forces who had
rayed themselves in opposition for the honor of represent
ing the Whig organizations for another year There
mas been quite change in the composition of the
Whic Committees since last year and many young mon
brought forward Two Of the Wards is supposed are to
be contested where is asserted that legal election has
taken place The result in the Seventh Ward where 3O9
votes were poled extremely close The ticket headed
by Zopbar Mills had l56 votes the tally list varied nine
votes from the total and the Barker ticket poled
the remainder Some excitement was produced as this
result was announced and it was attempted by friend OF
the latter ticket TO snatch the ballot box from the Inspectors
a, thew were taking to the Station House but this
prevented and the box is in the Station House where
hhas been determined keep until the assembling Of the
General Committee January 1t was proposed to extract
the superuous votes by blndfoldng boy but this was
abandoned and the whole matter referred to the members
Of the General Committee for them to decide.
Owing TO the carly hour Of holding the polls the attend
.ance at these elections was not large
We present below list Of the delegates
GsaerqI Coz @i'ce. Young Maa' c0~"t'''
conns William P Sell
Henry smnR IL MyeThOltz,
bePt p osss' IhsIes II fI5sT Bs0~0'
! NJ Ksnns BF. Weymouth.
Gideon CiAon, James H. Wells
John HOOPER Benz l. ChanberS
Joseph Manning. Solomon King,
Edward Mc0inrs James Carter,
John Nelson, John Downing
Charles A sietson George w Thscher,
Archibald Cochraae, william Beam
A H. Tyler shGrlss NJ. Hoople,
BENZ. g. Clarke. John Scabury,
Royal q. kilaTd, A. 5. Jones
William syarLs Deonis Mclaughlin,
John EdwsTes Henry Hayet.
Sj'i sSSj : BScR il''''' bis bsass M.fpsS' Si$S'''
Isaac Rhnos, Augustus r. Greene
William Adams Alfred r Booth,
Samuel s Myekod. John II. Steele,
George J. Cornell. Charles C. Mott
Charles Howell Daniel Bowly,
John NJ Beuuett, William H. Caunia
O. W. Brennan. p c. Wan wyct
Israel Williams George w. Wilisrns
b. Taylor william Rowe.
n c. EVefit George kelsck gr-
&. W. sehsftL Abraham Floreatine Jr
zophar Mia Ew Mugsu
D L. Fettee, JOAN Y Edmonds
Archibald Hall Charles Fex.
s. 7. MeKipney, Joseph :. Taylor
w l. sAAIdow. Ros-vet $. SeeOTe.
wylls Blselssae Joseph 4 fA.et
George :. Lake. John j Sileocks
Jsnss 3 Moaett John Foshsv
Gansiel sycTsn, w. Chapman,
George Boyd, John Miller.
TESTs w,sp
n O. Brsdford, william Anen
Robert HGws Ambrose w. Barpes
= X. Becter, Robeyi Hscov
John Lslor, II. Sturtosant
samuel bsfiol, Theodore >iayycsant
ELEyENrH wARD-S3 saqjorir
George ". Ribiet Seaman JoAaston
Daniel Hcrrick, William 3ree1.
c NJ. Simosson, 81 J. C. Harrisoa
Joseph Sirs,tcn Sm1n Hakelton.
'fialtdu Soti hwcrth Richard Hunt
THETEFSTH
There aid 70 ave tecn election. Two eses Ia the
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16
THE WEATHER AND NAVIGATION.

CLEvELASD, Thursday, Dec. 15-7 p M.
The weather continues remarkably favorable for out
door business There is ice the water or frost ON the
ground.
SYRACUSE Thursday, Dec. 15 1853.
The weather here damp and mild. There is no ice in
the Canal but boats moving.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16
LOSS OF THE REVENUE CUTTER HAMILTON

CHARLEsToS, Wednesday, Dec. IA, 1883.
Two more bodies belonging to tho lost cutter Hamilton
have been found making Elk in all and as they are be-
Ieyed to have been the Of the Lieutenans boat,
the missing one it is pretty certain that all save Hagan
who was found ashed 10 the Captans boat have perished
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16
OBITUARY.

BosTON, Thursday, Dec. Is, 1888
= Burlpeame the well known landlord of the Union
Hotel at Brighton, died yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16
ELECTION OF ASSISTANT ENGINEERS

The Election Of three Assistant Engineers of the Fire De-
parment which has been il progress for three days
cudcd yesterday and the votes counted last evening
.,;+I no collc vosuif.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16

1t will be seen that the first three named who Carson
men, elected
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16

DEATH OF A PHILADELPHIA ALDERMAN.
PHILADELPHIA. Thursday Dec. - 1883.
DR. Eknton an Alderman Of this city, died this morn
ing of hemorrhage of the lungs.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16
THE SOUTHERN MAIL-FOR LIBERIA.

BALTINORf, InuTsdty, DEC. u, 800.
The New Orleans mail of Friday is received The pa
pers are bare Of news.
Eighty negroes route for Liberia had arrived at Sa
vannab mostly from Tennessee.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16

SOUTHERN MAIL FAILURE.
BALTIMORE, Thursday, Dec. Is, 1883.
We haye no mail south of Washington this morning.
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6ouses Wanieo.

COUNTRY RESIDENCE WANTED want TO
~ purchase for inm'dste occupancy o9my ecnyenea hon'
rs "a a. eieamoat The location must be healthy and 10
GOOD sehorbotd should prefer 70 rent The house ne
core bargain Address with fall PARTICULAR NJ L. EVERETT
BrdeeIcft Conn.
yxTAN1ED-To Rent on the LIST OF September, a
w sf modern House. preferred peas8ny situated
Brooin Rent not exceed ESQ Address w p CHAMBERS
No. IA Nsila
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No. 5 Tryon.row, corner Of CAsthan-st1
CITY Han, New YORK, or AZ the
Iron Foundry, on the premises
SIOUO.OOO GH2 lGkrr RGAt E siEA CE

% Il .OOOsOOO N AARkET-GREAI SALE Or
FHsI NEM-YORk PROPERIYNe ofer Tor sale large A1oa1
a. ve vs prur situated East Aewiork s-A OILY
Pecksip Perry Such the favorable locstsa OF last
es Of that become are and popalOu
v East growing dy and l. ssisd tha sew
,rsl hui dred will be erected TIC pseni season
Omnibus nsk running 20 properly
the Brok Niamhugh Feres Twelve passenger trains ny
M ca wey) rnss Seviok the Long Is nd k
means of c.ss East Newfork a. heap and ex
pedtiour as from City Hall 70 5atls=t
,e Who have effect Of Avenue Railroads upon up
town erty how calculate the effect OF similar
uon the growth East Newfok grant h already
ieeu ada Dyon-av RarOd, aud three or Tour taoaa
built Ia other connecting East New
Scit win All the Brooklyn and Wisuisbu gh Ferries
Pub a. well a. urvate improvements going grand
a., scale Long and Water Works Company have
the Immediate vicinity OF last New"
Nk which fall short Of three or four hots OIL do
For the purpose the pubic opportunity 70 examine our
rrrett, there lie Free Excursion wednesday Ihufsday'
Fav Saturday, the M ID 3d. and an days Of Jule Ffee
tle can the Office Of the General Agency NO q
- the Excuron the ooe OF the Long Island
piod rnv south Ferry, Fulton Ferry Brook
lyni on At Peck-s ip Ferry Nllamsburgh -
and Of payment Ten per eent phd down
on lie day and forty cent on the 18Th Of july wheh
deed will Onoha Of the purchase money may
rnsp On boz for OF years. or the properly
nav be- AID Tor monthly istamen~ Of i've poE cent? unt the
whole l. Tad For mas CIRCULAR Sc agy az Ia5 once inc
~ n ATIIFR SMITH 4 MILLER
- H. - e ,-1i AGENT No n Nssaa-st
ttsOO -TWO-STORY COTTAGE at HAIR
GONJU. LEA-Nert1 side lhs Of ih Az for safe at
Haghiu balance terms Possession nndi
s'ey lDqWFeo Of J'f. oLSsIEAD, 20 p pa-c-ay-.--
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Removals..

nR DIXON has Removed from No. 112 Grand-st 10
~ q hsv between sh z1d oths Hours for eon.uron
betveen and ~ morrine znd and TIE Office OF the
Scslpe No Ar hoGe, whore rrl.tnx
n Be made
nR. REESE has Removed his Office 20 No $50
~ Bsosdssy. lnionsguare Residence No. rs l2th@t DO
Broadway ard 4they.
7 AwRENCEs DAGUERREOTYPES are removed
h hs and spleDds Roo Ne Ssi Broadway whte
THE BOOT MAKERS UNION have removed from
u No p Nas4a-t 70 No. oAnn-r, near the Museum
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furniture, &c.

Xurnllnrt, &L.
CARPETS and OIL CLOTHS. WIN McGRORTY'
~ Wholesale Store fr the retail trade with spsnd
s iiSSs y''p. n'n '' VI ''p0~ o '1e'p ~
(NHARLEs FULLER DEALER in CAMPHENE,
A. Also fu sssortneut Of cornsu, PiIurss Lamps
Sf.Dsos sst L.- s1.s w. %s,,s I'd &C.
OHIL QS & SMITH. MPORrERS-WHOLESALE
u and RETAIL DE iLERs N Rlca FRENCH and AMERICAN
PAPER HANGlNGs and UPHOLSTERY GOODS No +SreAEIH-
corner PAfER aASGIYGs AND DECORATIONS.
N sod Esy Aad sold ard pain ssnas A al sHte1gs
N''' WIsDOw CoRSicEs BANDS And PlSs.
H worssd D.sn.sk Lace .nc Mssin Cufans WIN
S9w ehuTeAes I'D sIeeoei % error S{s
No 40 Ps4sl.t, corner Of ~ an. as.r c-s..l.sa
CHAIES, CHAIRS CHAIRS.-A large and varied
" Italian B~TAr Rosa Cane Al "Io-.7l
ssss's 81 q "a 40 al I 49, Z at P: % i
ssiI soss- = x - - 80 "a p3, b.s ao,s.i .ss
Gr.ns..t.. ssss .i1s. JOIN COMNERTORD.
CHEAP SPRING MATTRESS DEPOT and IRON
- BEDsTEAD and BEDDING wAREEOOMs-Ihs oay place
q se lie atty srEng Nafs.nd se Palsses rae
Il aa the Esg cost Ab-Od MAe'-ss as's9 .
PROMPT Cal No So Broadway shove spnsE
ENAMELED and ORNAMENTED COTTAGE
~ FURNITURE STORE, No AZ Broaess, eet-esn Hoard
and 0Iaae east ee1he public are invsd 70 cal sod 1os
prices from sz ~ % $50 per ta 81 y
Mo- 80 and 454 Broadway
FURNITURE, CHAIRS, &c.-lOO marble top, rose
Ahol.By and black ~A1s Sofa Center snd SD. T.se.
sSs Ps' s & Of sDa ., snS a..
Psor suites Pash bOsts ke hashed order
isss Hsr str.- E1ad
euE the Las. and desires - that he better prepared
hon hs long eIpenenee g serve hen a Wholesale retail for
CHOW CAsES.-A large assortment constantly 90
ss S sSs ~ s s :. S's re . a y
BLEs Ne IA Gr.ndss- T. three dscrs q Brosdssy
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Professional Notirss.


no YO77 WEAR sPECTACLEsr Do they suit
To- As sy SsYa SSi A 70 1s si as S S ~
nssr gt Ahsr ssns w minutes wn thea does hs etsI
ueses.lr t ons1es TO clearly Depend H.
III Re e os sIs isCi ~ s hi, ,eb ~ yas - yo
sboud BE- e1elsn a. least 10 Tour i've Cal
the Nesak Spectacle MauetTy ald bnng them sioa and toe
Tt b. proved your saetol, sld proper Spec
,sc BE- selected that viii remedy the evil desired All spec
ise rated n aunt the eight or exchanged within three
n'n'-' JOHN PRICE. opacian, No. So BroaS-t.
nR. LOUIS BAUER Physician, Of Berlin Member
M.6s Sesty London late Surgeon u the Royal Orh0p0dic
ana Dspsn.sy hAIehsser Greet Britain be-.
CoIsreoIs q he EHtiees Dsouass q tho up Jont
GLIB Foei etc nee hour. esio.' 10 oe e. a "a ana
ceysd Ioor suusy steEdsd Fridays aud Ia~ys IN
No 80 Auantet ees' Of po~e south BnooEyn
nk. FhED. HUMPHREYS, dOmeOpstb) late Of
~ UnA bls removed % New iors No z UHives'Sp place Or
Gee touIs 70 20 A NJ 2 70 n
L GRAIN-Professor Of Drawing and PaBting-re-
Il moved 20 No 6ts Houston-t- nesrGreene
EOhEIGN PATENTS IMPORTANT INFOkMA
l. TION 70 EXHIBITORS Of AMERICAN INVENTIONS At the
Is he Paiss Of the Of Ear0gs ter7
.pgcant essIdes of Sl0 b. the ss inventor
hi. ss IRE esse 4 Ensan1 whca eoanJ panz c1cr
interests Gular
40 Z, ucss Of any ins'naca
doubss .Epresy Obtain tb-y
proven ~bo ungussaonahy shs they Or tie
wbo abandon their should proceed
lsuseses Uldsr uss a-s Of sns-nd POv-
ora rot " oufh -xleas5
The sssrber vii Patents Grei Britain sDd ~ osnsf
< tsu q, -. S5-ioss JosESa PiRssoS Vsst
AYAII q CORNELL, EngraTefs and Printers,
have removed from their Old stand Of Wsrrens and
Brosewsy % No & Bsosv, Sess 9, "afS where they arc
WIN HENRY BURR, Photographic Verbatim Re-
w poer Ne Is Vack+ For the lat five Sessions Of
OEieiai Corp Ct Reporters fthe Z. s. SsnAss)
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gurlrrp and 6droUarr.

ROOYTON CUT NAILS-Manu;actured aud con-
- si1aay - IAA3 ~ " FULLER LORD
NJ. 10 Greenwich. corner Oetar Il
GuTFORNIA and AUSTRALIA GOODS.-Mer-
t cor psnies IsdvluAs nrns for n sc markets.
- - s.G snd compete ss>srtlueut Of NueD Iios fcNs
Fgsdwsre. Cutlery Ed<e Tlos Fr1A-nS x 1c 4 ne
ots-,reof CHARLES LITTLE Nos - sle 81 -u.'on 81
NFIEBkAIED CROrON FILES-NOfICB
I 80 HARDWARE IMPORTERS, AACdlNtSFs AID ENOl-
purchased the ene interest," o. re
49, sic orks y hereby no,e t1ai 81 Toe
crs II Files MANUFACTURED ~oks ant foru-ry ~od
-. Homer Co. - benceforrh be sold only by ta- ah-sr
= :. ouse below where al orders ~ Re lAkes
and hnTH = '' HENRY J. IB5OrsON, No. rs PeArtse
EB-fbbotson Brothers Co.'S Glooe Files are for sale - asu.
q the store
First Premium Ranges
vOVN 4 BUDU Manufactured AID PROPRIETOR "
u 1tw. c. ebssieo .nd LalDdrs RanS-s As,
Range which for beauty tsa1ty an -cnu
,srr * ssrrassed Al RANGES ~afraneo -Prees o1
s[grU.rd No SIC Bro,-ss. oppore - Tho-ss' Caarca
nIyETS. CAST BUTT HINGES, IRON SINKS
II ec sd Irur COPPER Tscks Copper Nli Cut Ns ronzt
- re- Tlcis Bind. snufae ued BY rABER Co. New
BeSfrd Mass. Orders promptly nie".
GUNNER STOVES and HOUSEKEEPING HARD
y WARF-A large Of 81 kinds for safe os Tor cash
- '' WILLIAM CLARKE,
No Carmine-st- I doors above Bee:kerst-
No l93 9Th sv- 5 doors above l3,h-st
No 30 sth-sy- doors Ab We ath~t
ODY FINE NAILS-Of the best quality manufac-
y ,ud al for low prices At he EMPIRE NAIL
" ORKs foot Of 25thst- East River.
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3nsIrnrtlon.

A LADY, at present engaged in teaching. having
~ few hons unoccurrd would devote them 20 daily Tuition
French Music ether a. her residence, NO u Ma
cef-st that Of her pupils Advertiser would also give
destruction IN the Ersish branches, required
DOOK-KEEPING.-C c. MARSHs Counting
I'D Rooms for prarce Bookkeeping, No 81 Roadway
sne few dsys practice these rooms worth
years OF sfndy esewbeTt. Cal Tor circulars
EOSTERs SELECT WRITING CLASSES, No.
BrosdWayHou OF stten ance during summer om u
gto 9 OF Ito 10, AM Terms IS for twenty essons
In extend the benefits Of bis Of rapid winf % tho
who Ind private lessons expensive MI FosrER proposes TO give m
terDg highly approved II his residence No ~ broadway
where Eook Writing &c- taught expeditions ana
superior the entire exclusion Of the eAa 20
prevalent this Of eduaon Private lessons a. usual
I OBJ BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS, nine miles
II from Hoboken and from Haekensack, " J-ADOLPH
NINANT PRINCIPAL board wsshng ana mend
ing pe detained Of ~ W BU rLER No -
Hssa W. THURMAN Canal and Naeks, address the
PRINCIPAL
AfISS DWIGHT's SCHOOL of DESIGN. No. 7S3
w Broadway where the les, Instruction viii be Drawing
sud Painting.
rT'ARRYT0WN INSTITUTE. The Summer Term
the 6r.t MONDAY IN MAY Crea.rs Containing
References kc- be obtained Ct Shepard Co.'S BOOK
store No Is Faions, T. WlcoH No 2s Br@away or % ID
dressing A NEWMAN, frincP4l
ITO GUARDIANSHIP subscriber will receive two
more orphan Boys INTO family Terms si6o s60
For references and further particulars adess AsHBEL FUL
LER, kenttCt
WEST POINT Mathematics, Classics
w poaern Languages, Music and D~nE and Engh Stados
taught spon very For Ps-ieaars address
EDWARD V. KISSLEr.
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DANCES and HEATERs.-I am nov prepare pare, -, %
TX 4, .,nt 81 . RS.ee. Sh one - ~
ss1p- -, ouuIip~s t0f 'aa
hi us~ Aso IT, Etns ar TO, - 49,,
sny ~ arrly . y -. - ,;,,,
s,TuTNG MACHINES Persons whO are purcalslns
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