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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-26

SegRrs of exquisite flavor are always TO he
FOUND ~ quantitiest to SUI AZ the Drug Store Of
l.. r. LABEL,
1911 2Ol Main a.
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Waldo Block Worcester. Goods and Packages for
warded to Springfield, Northampton Greenfield, Brat,
leboro Hartford, New Haven, Pits0ed, Albany Troy
Buffalo, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Detroit, Chicago, and ali
intermediate places.
DRAFTS, MOTIFS, BfLLs, NC, collected at all tho
above plnces. s. " X. HlCKCOX, Agent,
Ie6 dti Waldo Block, Main atreat
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A. PRENTISS,

Designer and Engraver, upon Wood and stone..
House ON Crescent street. A II orders left with g. W.
RICE, OF L. ID. Goddard Il Co.'s will meet with promnt
attention. Particular attention paid to drafting Mach
merry. dec30 Az
p G. bacon, COuD Ilor at I.ayv.--His Tim
being no longer occupied with the duties of the Mavor
any' nc VIII devote himself exclusively TO the business
OF hi' profession Office, No l. Central EXCHANGE
January B. 1853. ian5 div
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Warrented Pnre Drngs

For Prescriptions and Physicians' use, onl he most
reliable IN Boston and Neio York, can be
found at the Store Of Lewas T. Lazell, POI Main
Street.
Every Sue who is any cnnvessapt with Drugs and
Chemicals knows The great difficulty OF finding an arti
Gle perfectly free from adueration. Especially is this
the with those in general use, which of al others,
should be pure as possible 1t has been for years.
and now is my aim, purchase but the best
Drugs--IhCse which may be relied upon, and all may
feel confident of the purity Of every article obtained
my establishment. ] trust that discriminating public
will continue to snstaIH me in my endeav0rs by their
patronage assuring them thai every article Will be held
represented. Physicians prescriptions carefully
compounded at all hours of the day and night.
iyi dawtf l.. T. LAZELI, Apothecary.
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A. ANDREWS

Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Music Piano
Fore, and Music Room, No 4, Harrington
Corner, Worcester, Mass.
BEST OF REFERENCES GIVEN
april of
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But should thy spirit in new form burst forth,
The stain to rase that furnishes the South,
This proffered quilt would proudly clam to be
Spread DER the cradle of his infai Cyl"
He criticses, also, ''the alegorical group, imag.
natvely described Washington, the United States
and Liberty. These three fgures,'' he SAYS, care
as veritable shaking Quakers as ever danced
sanctifed jig at Lebanon He notices DISPLAY of
French painting on glass, dedicated to Faustin 1st,
Enaperenr de Hayt, "where, in the upper heaven of
the picture, there is negro angel with sooty face,
woody wig, thick ruddy lips, and white worries, and
the proper angelic wings, presiding over and grin.
ming beaitude upon the iraierna greetings of Co.
umhus, with an excellent specimen of a Congo ex.
quisite''
The writer says in conclusion, "such were the
revelations Of first visit to the Crystal Palace
For a just appreciation of the beauty and utility
of the great exhibition, we require further examina.
ton, and more deliberate stndy.''
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THE CRYSTAL PALAcE.-The N. Y. Evening
Post contains rather quzzcal article on the Crys.
tai Palace Of that city, under the general head OF
''Eccentrices Of the Crystal Palace" This is
one Of the few criticisms which the New York
press have veniured TO make and therefore deserves
especial notice, more particularly as il is editorial
and is evidently The production Of a gentleman oil
good taste.
The writer says, that "the first glance Of the in
terror of the vasl is TALL of EMBARRASSMENT
dazzling 10 the eye, confusing Ia the mind. The
size and grandeur, he glare Il light and variety Of
Objects are dlStracIng both The vision and the
understanding, as to prevent that .distinctness of
view and cearness OF comprehension, necessary for
the due enjoyment OF the pleasure and appreciation
of the advantages of the exhibition. The first view
is lost for all purposes Of intelligent inierest And
adds "In he rapid and suprrfcia glance of first
visit to the Exhibition, we have been more struck
with the faults than the merits, the bad than the
good taste the crude than the finished the frivolous
than the useful-more with the odd and deformed
than the regular and beautiful So in otherwise
handsome person, some peculiarly, oddly, de.
formity absoibs the first attention, while the beau
ties are revealed only to deliberate examination"
He then proceeds to specify ohjectional features IN
the exhibition such as, generally 'the and I'M.
finished look of the whole interinr-the untitled
Vastness;" and ''the prevailing dead yellow color of
the decoration, which gives pale sicky, jaundios
hue, and cold tcne to the vast and lofty interior,
giving it the appearance ofthe mammoth skeleton of
some vast structure, and that OF the substantial
FORM The writer then enumerates some of the
specific eccentriclies of the palace: ''Marocheuis
dark plaster montrosity"; "lhe vast display of soap
showing our country to be certainly well off, for
that particular product-the innumerable backing
boxes and backing brushes; wigs enough to cover
the heads, and false teeth to fill the mouths Of the
larger portion of our population; countless jars OF
BEARS grease and bottles of hair OIL can aboli-
tionist's baby quilt, periodically studded with allhe
stars Of the Unon and inscribed in embroidered
letters with, the following verses:
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$1,000 REWARDi

DIR. LANGLEY's ROOT AND HERB Buffers
II shall be left TO all the people, who shall be en-
titled TO the above reward after using one bottle each
and they will be be cured of the Liver Complaint
orlndgeslion, Jaundice, CHughs and Colds, Costive-
ness, FILES, Weakness, Headache all complaints arising
from impure blood, loss of appetite,-in fact all the
complaints which every body is or less troubled
WITH after thawing ont in the Spring Langleys Bit
tiers are the very thing for all the ladies' and every body
else should have bottle Hndno mistake that rs they
always do good and harm, and very pleasant
to take. Only rs and 37l cents bottle.
Sold in orceser, by James Green, and Nj. b. Green
wholesale and retail ID. Scott, E. II Marsh L. II La
ze and all other dealers in medicine Also by dealers
in all The towns and villages every where.
Wholesale depot, 81 Union street, Boston,
maria Iamern
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WnI. q. IiARTnN

ATTORNEY and Counsellor at Lar,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS, for New York, New Jer
sey, &c, No. Harrington Corner, Worcester.
apis dawistf
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For the Of Rheumatism, Govt Stiff Joints scro.
fua. Ring-worn, aud all cutaneous Diseases nrs,ng
hom want OF nudity, or impurily of the Blood
N. u. Those wishing TO avail themselves of the
Medicinal properties of the above Biths can be NO.
combodaied Tuesdays, Thursdays, and satirdavs =,
NO. vi Pleasint St. Worcester, Mass. d6w wi
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OId IIavann Cipnrs

Old Havana Cigars,
sac WHOLESALE and retail, by d. SCOTT, Jr,
oc'io al Apothecary, 243 Main street.
spa ktng Soda Water-With the usual va
rety OF choice syrups Fifty Tickets for ono dollar
nyl4 DIFF boi Main st,o,,
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~. tho wy auction and Commission store, No. I
hucuon business Of all kinds promptly attended to.
Juho dhwtf
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wILLIAM HIGKINs ON,

49,. NoiAhf PUBLIC.
VIII attend this aud to other mattera of buainess nj
bis Office over she Central Bank. novs.dtf
Mrs y. q o o Il w 4 N, mn experienced md nucees
iul Midwlle, holds herself rendness day and night
70 attend 70 the duties VI her profession Residence
No. 6Aratin street. o2i-dtf
-. a, clark, N. D., HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
and from TO 3P.M NJ.
Worcester.ja t,1s5I Janlu
IL. IL. Nichols, M. ID, HomurATnio PHy
stoiAN, Residence No. ll2 Main street. Office hours
from TO 9 A. M, 3 TO and TO 6P.M.
Aug Q, 1852. dly
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State liked to Stale-Oh unity divine,
Our cherished Washington, the praise be thine,
And yet ala by thee regarded not,
One curse remains, monstrous, hideous blot
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Urn Goods.

Urn GOODS.
DOOTH Il FUTILE, No l46 Broadway corner
- Of I5cfiyrt
Have on hard a mn assortment u
FRENCH MERisOS.
q. PARAMA1rAS
nOuSsELEtNE DF LANES
PLAID STUN SILAS
PLAID MOI'ssELktNE DE LANES.
siANLS, 40 all ~ which vii 30 sod At low prices
IIOAKS, SHAWLS, LADIES CLOTHS. Velyets,
~ Fench Menos, fsranasa aad peas uoois OF knd
selling AZ bargains BY LYONS JOINS Union oasc. No 2T a
son s hWoen Canfl and Sfins Lades Aye u wh cat
NOTTON DIAPERS aud TOWELiNGS--OOo eases
put ~ In pieces BIRDS eye and haekabuek Tor as
BIZ kfshtfH Co. Nos ~ aud u hIoedwas
GREAT SACRIFICES In RICH CLOAK aud
N DRESS TRIMMINGS. SPLENDID GALLONS, Sej also.
srrat reelection tho late prices OF rich imported Feahcrs
splendid Ribbons sk Neyets Ssus and fancy silks 40 M H.
LCn1ENs1kN Ribbon store. No 90 bowcry corner hea.ess
DRINTs.-Steams and Madders, new styles, received
sEsMiTn CO. Nos 90 sad II broadway.
DRlNTs-Light aud darn styles steams and Mad
including Shilling Prints "a French fs
sale by NkBMfrii Co. Nos On aud IL Broadway.
VNHITEROCK Observation-Disclosures Mills
M Cotona uneqaaled perfection durability Fos
saleby NEsMlrH Co. Nos ~ aud II Broadway.
WALTlIAM JEANS--i00 cases bleacbed Wslthsm
w Jeans single and doubetwilled for sale BY
NEsMIrH Co. Nos % and III Broadway.
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nliLlinrrp. &f.

r AIDES, TAKE AOTICE!-Millinery and Dresses
rsaec Style cheap, Cash. Mrs MAXWELL In
hex aud the inhabitants Of the
hood that she has OPENED STORE at No Norfolk
door to the corner OF Dsoast with Stock OF Falsy and
Hosiery Goods Sc which she viii sell At very low Prices Chill
dens Hoods Cales &c made 10 order cheaper than he
cheapest Work warranted n IA ir.tTsle stock OF Cidrens
TOYS, al log Rates Mrs MAXWELL No. 5 Norfolk 81,
Que door nom the corner OF Divisionst
1872 FIRST PREMIUM MILLINERY, 1868.
lCCCs -M~ WILLIAM SIMMONS respectfully an
friends and that her Show Rooms
with the largest and richest Of Far
Winter Millinery ADD Millinery Goods 10 be found In this
toPols MRS. wM. SIMMONS No 50 Broadway, New-York
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paints, Glass, ST.

ORNAMENTAL WINDOW GLASS-New Orpa-
" mental Enameed Engine Engraved and Focked Glass which
forms entire Obscure. Works at Camptown New Jersey
Specimens be examined and orders LETT At Office I'd door,
No. 1q3 Broadwsy, New-York COOPER BELCHER
Manufacturer sole Glass Contractors for the Crystal Palace
ZINC PAINT-The undersigned, agents for the sale
~ Of White osyde Of Zinc manufactured BY the Pennsyvana
and Lehgh Zinc Co. prepared receive orders for the
the particular attention Of the trade 10 its evident
superiority others American and It's
cessul conn etion with the best Of foreiEr.
Dealers with confidence always obtaining
supply the Paint which will be found recommend Itself
purify body erd uniform Wilderness Prices and
ranged on the most liberal footing
JAMES T. LEWIS Co, Ns-s2 wsterst.
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vVHREEFOURTHS Of the FIRST COST and
large annually for repairs sve6o a. who relue Pumps
by their pureha,'ng 0WYNNE,s CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS which
supplied by the Union Power Company
moved from No. 70 Dey.st. to No VI Broadway.
Extract from Letters
kEwYoRE"f do not hesitate that wholly super
etde the used for drydocks hVs eofesms
millions property annually No shpowner doing Justice
himself bis passengers who VIII 90 without these
fumTs" JUSlUS 5. LEWIS.
sovrn LEE"we consider your. be- r the use reorlrsi In
paper mill decidedly the best and economical pump
have ssst seen" - OWEN 4 HURLBUT.
81 seT high which obliged 70 reuoye III
Its being corfoded 20 such
tnie worthless We then October 1851 one Of your
No 6brreneh discharge Centrifugal Pumps had stand
bs Ia salt that time calculate that have Dis
charged with H. driven BY he between and 100
faos per minute IL has been In day
this when lrst carried ON boards
~ Y. y DERRICK Co
HAssALL PAFrs Mills wal sdea Il Mil throw mora
waet than sny othsf pump have ussds r. n COPE
fIfstuH0a HsrwfRY" DO not hesitate accounts /,
commend u Is the bes' pump po~o's any tnowisdss OF.
Tsnsfos Jsa winter the easrsesn Of our canal "A,
ss,est deal of pumping the l1sd with rnaa
sud efs fon mailer yst they worked delay or op
sod since the completion OF the anon bens eafsv
ssssnd they foand 20 hs 10 order raquns no r
pair t0 ~et that 81 fs character believe them bet
tf sasIisa h.n cay sshss .itL vlieh am ssqassisd
tsoros fils wosks Thu ps,ap has bees 10 ass 81 ,s.s
have snshss Which hes pumped ssalss spstss and
~ss ~ desfss s'ssss s thee order
"' '''' '' ''''' ne 20 i5is r S0sssIL
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u noLrITo MERCHANT MILL--By THE sAngls isyssiign
sitfn To- 81 machinery avoided ~hleh under mo
n0u would be and 10 niprns$
III, .a.d ~ addition this Of capital 'nf ns
ehlpe, sfe saving NJ Tbh mill spploaeets
any uowr 400 all conpso hsfeby ins
thin the ability Of siost perso1
Inhibited the Harlem Railroad Depot Room 10
n erfce W. invite Peuonsn mlinr or who wsh
call and IN operJfton ana ths
s,eetes OF nil IT, their opinion that ma ni ma
rim, n the the day State and County snn of
sale Of States aud Couniiss ursold
THE WORLD CHALLENGED.-E. X BENTON
p.,snes proprietor and Manufacturer ofs BRAN DysIp
psiened May jay 1854 which, Ia every nep,tsnt s
lure challenges competition IL universally aPp1oysd an -
heinz 90 regardless all othen The p.tntee ehAleuss lns
word produce its equal the victor to reesivs ,n
rorerg Certificate signed and acsnovledsed ny ta
tsy machine e1raod nary l' me 20 81
and patent dsars Addftss BENTON Penn fs9 ~ l. ~
MACHINES and the Utseber At Clevend oao ~
n nas1i11 -" " e Z. r. BENTON
ITO MANUFACTURERS Forty-one Al power
Ioou, nearly new order with AL ths spPsnias&
shsfng pueys be CHI and on
ierns srpisd cr soon PAT. MAGISSls Esd Ne ySnr or
ROBT CHlsWELL Comnisouer, AGENT &c Peterson n J..
ITO MANUFACTURERS and OTHERS.-BkUS-
/ DRTIs MACHINERY AGENCY. for the Brundred Patent
with all descriptions Of cotton woorn
machinery. Locomotiycs sesn-bnsacs s.st
Wi,eh shsfine Geerng Sugar Mills saw-hh Iftshis Coz
ron Gina Pressss Tools Of tescgon rof par
,scrI.,s sn,Iy 20 W. o. BRUNDRED, No 5Ns.asi-
'Pf' ~ New.York first foor.
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paper Warebouses.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE-J T. DERRICKSON g.
Co. No los Fulton It, ODER for sale lowest Writing
Papers English, French and American
Newspaper all szes weights and qualities
boob Paper, all sises, weights and qualities
Tissue Paper hury colon and While, efshe bod yasar
Hanging Paper. white and colored dfsrsst widths
Cicth Paper 3axto and sczH.
Ens.A Hardware rsper large sssssassi jsst arrived.
hbssihns Paper Of the best asAsy.
Wrapping Paper Straw. RAx sAi Msnils
Tee Paper Of dtdessns siscs
tss eesass rspes saitasis Cor rseA IN rsis
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,v,ucrr ri, rOtR nOARpERS can bc aQccmmo
asA yth Hoard aud pleasant Rooms a. No u vsnes-''
rssi 50 tehepre,A' .............. ..4,-,-
fuNo ST. 10 single Gentlemen, Handsomely furnish
te..,c. n . a. Vas funty with without hfeAhtt uss
.,s hs in Tho hopsr References exchanged inlaf" al NO"
t..,,,n Al neai Wooster
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manfinQ Nmoemlcs.
noinwoErlls DANCING ACADEMY,

DODWOKTIis DANCING ACADEMY. No.
N na nrosdWa, epen 10, eeepica o. paps whs ca en-
~, "a a,ns Clssaea fD isdlre and Cilt@
ON Weane.as Saturday Tcuds AID SATURDAY ahetaoans
III ,,. al sat,ds,s fi acics With band Of muslc Lessons
on MSnaay wednesday aud Thursday evosinks
sn,,s with band SATURDAY evonnga 0vncne! 40
% .,,,,d regular evenings bat purchase lesson ticket. aud al
i.,s nsht 70 leans particular dance VIM. on
,. 10 ruioe dufns the past summer number OF nc" hslce'
80 hitch will Introduced FOR first time here
r,,,.e suns fan, osr-cs and Academies attended sortes
twice month csoluaivty ot pupils
HANGING ACADEMY, No | Washington place
i Mme QRAvITR DESJARDINS bess 20 inform ber pupils
Thai her Lessons will take place WEDSEsD AVS and sAfUt
NAYS st "a O'clock T. NJ usual At tho above psce for pc
os Al q csdrnoe No i5 Woo-irrst, near wash
lnsionfquafe School. ard private fam'e. attended
Mrs H. GIAVELLI has the honor to announce
vI that on FRIDAY "a Of December, she will Clas
B,ooli,n IN ono Of the houses building by y 5tAi
rarla,s instruction IL Dancing The ssvs OF nsa WI
"a Co a for youns For further information ply at
thc Rooms on cinss days from ~ NJ until 2 p. NJ.
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3n0ia Rnbber Goods.
INDIA RUBBER TOYS. GOODYEAR PATENT

INDIA RUBBER TOYS. GOODYEAR PATENT.
u THE NEW-YORK RUBBER Co. sole manufacturers Of
india Rubber Balls Do' Tsys Canes k are prepared execute
fiovirg arc viz Bat Balls for door play all
sses Paor Balls shin = 80 for pAror
p te,uty orsmeat-d with Landscapes snd fsares
arstrsinrs ore &c &c These paror balls
fi esso that they w not break as No family shoale b
hchfi exercise winter indoors Also lads
Rntter Lsurtrs Babies M engh DO heads saa great variety
Of ether lnc. Rubher teAds iEou 81 - 10 SO dozen ThesS
ao il fG-e VIII hart the children and VII
-, hundred times long those ehiaa
ether generally do and besides they fsT artistic
hcuu The Ccurany have also succeeded in producing
series gca, variety Of animals in India Raboes which make
Ar the living animals such barking dozs croakus
lr chacfrs mouths chipping sqalrreb ngins bds 10, &c
India Rubber lase invention snd light elastic aud
very beautiful article
Fo quantities. TO sui purchasers BY Newark rda Rubber
Ccapsry No s. Maiden lane Nsola Rubber Com
Piry No o Lbcryf uren Raboe Company No - S.'szas
jean Hclhertun S Maiden re Henry Davenport Nc -
Daniel Hcdsuan No - Nalcnne 81 the Retail stores
generally the Of ~ Company eJ The eAso ony
Nc. g. Nsiden-ane. n. Y up stairs
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AlnEnr Il kIeoLav, AusiOnssr s,r

LBERT III. NICOLAf * Co VIII sell, on oA
n UnDAY De g. a. their sales room No 100 Broadway at
coek wthos ne aud choice Wines and sps s, OF
H. hish.r character warranted described aud according 70
s.rre including Dat Gordon and ns old Anonti ado sa~
ola so Nsdcra fine old Port y, Julien ner fnns'
Cs,,,rsre Chaeeu Ormes Bearea and F0sy Bnguaiy
900 baskets Hdsch and other hghcss spsnd
old pale Dupey Ccgnsc aud Pint Cieon Bran
dies cemons very fine pale U ard Brandy ls so'ca
WHISKY Ram Gin, &C Also AFTER the WisS larS ocs OF
ntout re choice brandt Wiz Norega MIRO
sss Jenny Lenders Nnos and Baltimore Club Cat0si
d.rs ,cnorr ne aalo.
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gnsiruflion.

ID OOK-KEEPING, &c-C. G. MARsH" Counting
- Rom % s s'f, 70 2, cs s s ss is 'n @
Tie ioioping compile wohs printed - color
Mlph's ccviss q possessiIy| =, e, ~. 81 ~
Mshs ssi u Boois Prsos' sire ss to the Set
ppsd g, .shs, 20 ga,;s is.,.gs,.% d sh''
c. q AAhsH, No 90 broadway
I1NGLIsH and CLASSICAL. SCHOOL West
IL Hsvton Mas NATHANIEL r. ALLEs Principal Of Tbs
sIG. %. sSl Ss s s%n VIZ School for S
q 10Th IL The bHdns nov o,egtl,g n ne Sss Normal
5ss9 IL n,ehdsd hat he eoas Of sad ss eys
bssL Thorough Ens.h and Cssse. education " we'll ~
sp1slon ceess, for Msresnts and seeaiis pursuits
s tss sss fsoe i 'Soroas so". school y viii
o;,sy re a s1 ss 'S Ta Branches and
o,s Madame Madam ss q s sd @ss
;s Of sedsn a. p Scs ssS Painting Professor
Bas Issensr nss o.,,ts, In the eemmop
Ebsh Bsssi.s go higher rsaehss Including Latin AID
ES'i on Piano Pc q;s,'f ~, ysss No No.
CHAINED good lses. from 81 2 ~ Es wsst
MspB VIII receive limited number Of pupil. into n. family
God Ss q issS q ,''s:as FOR
's, sSs Horse. msns sn p, wss ss Of College
oo ssrss. sem PIP sssss q tho hoard Fl o ad JSsa
s As b rtS,. L'i late s"ssussd@ ssoss Kewossn
CsoI, i%s,sS " ss:gs ss%qs Hove p D., ssg gs.
Allen, Troy N ~ rev hebIy w neii'"s' J" t-''''
EyENING INSTRUCTION. No AZ Greene-st-
IL Mr. CHAMBERLAIN continues 10 give Evening Instruction
In Rssdpa Wiling Arithmetic boob keeping English, 0amusT
le Mr C. invites the attention Of to his Day school for
toya
ERENCH BOARDING md DAY SCHOOL for
j. YOUNG LADlKs.-M and NM, koKL BERGiER wcald IA.
Yn Of New fot aud the pabBo In general thst tha
WHIT, Term II hsif School Will MONDAY
10 December Tbs slutlon annsssd Ia this city for the
Thorough and sJe poftasd u ffesth toEsh aud Me
e ED FOR The ebsspnsS 10 terms Call asee for yourselves
No ~ L~sinstons
A Y0IiNa MAN master Of The spanish and French
ngpass Ssssa lev psIls 10 whom ~ you'd give lessons
a theif residence ~ No 10 Fsfftf JOSH MORALES
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE fNSTI-
AfD1t, No zt fhs Washington lsilsDes No Ia
sysssssslsl oto W. CLARKE, Am, sad JANIS TANNING,
49, 'nnefek viii the Of ssssntb school
S's ~ Tbs sseana MONDAY VI September Isss
h.a<l AZ ~ ~ ~ssy fssss u ass sad sash IN all
s,.s 10 ds@ 1ss1s"ss issAss f,sp@siey e tefss ssy
sts ~ Dss-ss % s.ssasss sasgss by atls sy ,hs
~, hr .flfa4iass s.a.. A. ~. 49,. -.
- bAf "a Tia fnsiiaaiss - - - ." '"ssS
SFAhisH LAkGUADt.-Pssf GORnis sosto...
sssss Ippii ana q sss '-s''"' 10 ''''' GA
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Gmtlerp ano earSwdre.
COOKING ard PARLOR STOFEs.-A large as
-, - 49, WILLIAM CLARKE.
No. Carnre-st. 1 doors above Bleecker'
No 2f ssh ay- 3doors above 1thst,
No 1853 6thay. doors sboEe ljhst
NB.-Stoves repaired and put NJ At short notice.
CHAs. s. LITTLE, Nos. 80 and "a Fulton-st;, Of
~ sale Skate. sleigh Bells loose AID strapped Cea 1a
hra and PokeTs Fe Irons and San IVORY Ia,
ard Dst Knives Forks Tea Trays and variety Of
HOusekt epiDg Hardware
CAs FITTING and FIXTURES.-J. MITCHELL,
VI No lf2 Broadway, COW prepared 20 iansn
Gas pe and Fixurcs suitable sor description OF 6a4ns on
tn shortest notice and most reasonable terms
DOND. IMPROVED COOKING RANGES.-Ne
oI the attention Of Ladies whs have been roublsd VIE
roor Cooking R.nses examination OF TIE above ns BIDS
A4''s' 'e ~ w. q. DREAMER Co.
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ALrsrT ". NicotAY Anctiopser
A IBLRT II. NicOLAI * Co. VIII sell AZ AUCTION
n on TUESDAY, wEDHESD ~ anl THURSDAY Do 81 ssi
Al he Bales Room No Broadway, n.u L01uoitst 81
ooo.k day. Magnificent eectn Of slog worh o. ~ na
o.d FDfa oLs Offering opportunity f9 t' ff -.
seldom with Tbs "hoe o. ti~ spen
Ia the best amer Il Faraltssa 20 ~
will he sold hOn lntendinf pure i'fs
VIII do veil examine the goods which viii be IN yew os a'n
se Included will be found real RUSS :, ~
Sable Capes veornes CUTS and Mnfs Also of.tn
sione NssD Victories Jenny Lind GUS and MBsi Gnnel
Nns Fitch Sable Lynx Genet aud other Gloves sni
Cosr- Ao great variety Of Chi dfen's Fsr- so spsadi
coll. Wolf Hudons Bay Bar aud Buso h0beA
elegantly trimmed and lined oil tue most costly style Citsoaes
ford delivery.