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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-17
DRESS CUTTING AND TE 1 csINc.

MRS. b. WOOLSEY. Second street, takes this method
vi ofinforming the Ladies Of Evansville and vicinity,
that she mas made arrangements to eGt ami M dresses in
the latest and most fashionable sty aud also quail
led to give to the Ladies' in The the ~
method that has lately given much ssislaction by
Mr. q Mrs Forbes in this and other Cities frem whom
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-17
INSECT

4 SMALL VI Nv WITFs 4 LARGE STOCK
OF GOODS.
- EMBICH woald respectfpils infcra his nu n.erons
-. customers that he has now on haiu spIehulu
stock OF staple and Fancy Dry Goods consisting IN part
to-wit:
Piain ard Printed Berges;
De Lanes;
(" .-" Persian -
>" f" Frcueh aud American lawEsi
" Pophns and Challi;
+" Plaid Gi.saauz;
H,aW.F~,
;" Enbr'd SHr.iher and Mull MusiiuS;
=" " Pigid Jaeonets aud CumbrieS;
Inda, Book AID Swiss MHslinS, Victoria Lawns, &c.
T,ne assortment Of laces, Hosiery, Cores. Miits,
lsu.t. 3, Threads. Nctaie. Pins, &c. which viii be
old the lowest cash price, and mistake. Call aud
examine. We can prove the assertion. lap7
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-17
a. SCHnIJT 81 STARK.
UPH Of, TIERS ANDPAPHRH HAN GERS
CABINET WARE HOUSE.
Esnlta,IsI EEREHa

KOKsEIgg FERGUS.
~z1-3 HAVE on hand large supply of every -
G--F-J variety Of Cabinet Ware, OF the bestt
-. workmanship apd netc-.al, on Main be- 80
- = tween Third GD1 foIrIh streets. u
LUMBER Yard
have also baud, a large supply of Pine Lumbe
seasoned Also, "a, 900 feet dressed Flooring.
Coffins.s-
large supply ..N kinds and sizes hand. All the
above arccs WIZ ,e on the most reasonable TERMS
Dwelling house mex. he shop. ljy226ml
COFFEE 10 J5E AND RESTARA L.
Htsr street, ser! lasaraRee Company, EraRs Ia.
TTENRT sou NEFFER'S Coffee House and Res
adrat, 10 the three story brick house, between In
Co. Office and the Pavilion Hotel, is fitted
gpa best style, and he is prepared to receive his
TieEds and the public, and accommodate them in the
rest manner His Bar will be supplied with the choicest
i4lOvs Wines and Aies which, with other refreshments
he u serve i'm the most approved style and at all
hours Of the day. Mr.. will always keep good va.
riety of the best brands Of Cigars.
Attached to the house is a BOWLING SALOON, with
two fine Alleys, aud every accommodation requisite for
such place.
Als0a BILLIARD SALOON, with two excellent tables,
with la liza Rubber cushions and Saloon lit up with gas
dee9-taprl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-17
GLOVES, NEETTS, &C.

CURTAIN GOODS, CORNTCES AND CUR
~ PINs.--Iustrecd3 lot of Satin Damasks, Wors
ted do. Cotton do very handsome Muslin Curtains, rich
Lace do; large lot OF Window Cornices- rich pat
terps-',sd Also large lot OF Curtain Pins new
ind elegant designs. Comiees prepared for lhe yip'
doRS and put no ifdeSired. Please call and exami2a
COLBTffN & r. ERSfi BERGERsS,
apI9 Fosters Block, below Main =.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-17
HACoN,S ,lEKoANTrIr CoLLEGr.


s9HunWEsI CORNER or SIXTH AND WALNUT, cINcIsNATi
't'hE underNgned has removed his Mercantile Col
= Iege 10 his new building, northwest corner of Wal
nut anu SNtl Streets where he has fitted up spiehdI
SUIT OF roos expressly fot his misunderstanding spare
neither pains nor expense in making them in every re
sPeSt me most c'nvenien and pleasant school 10 IA
In the United states.
Inc plau adopted in teaching combines practice With
.neory inste of using books the pupils are exercised
actions: joasn1i posting, balancing accounts open
ing and closing great variety OF different sells Of
books both for parhersh and individual business,
thus qualifying the student Tor entering into the pract-
cal duties of the accountant in any kind OF business
me course OfinstrueOn will consist Of DOU BIZ EN-
fKf BOOK kEEPING, embracing every department
OF trade and mercantile accounts. vizi Wholesale
tali, commission, exchange, banking Curing,
compound comPiny business commercial calculations,
practical penmanship, and Lectures on commercial law
also lectures On the science OF accounts custom of
inad .i.i5s ? = regular course Of study the under
slsa9A 9As e. a4a arrangements with Messrs. Horny
6noT, Esfs, ION. 3 saorer, Prof C. W. Wright aud
other tnfer Lecuros TO deliver oflectures
er'ae sabectI Of gGAnOn law, history Of eOmmer {,
polfseai ecoi7 ySs connected with commerce. ce a.
Fri isa2ori eco IN commercial point OF VIC" fsVer
~ zero into ddced In any Mercantile Coll e. 4se u.
stats fGpils are instructed Individually, AID not in
class that sens may any tiHe and pro
ceed ~ she ratio Of their capacity and assiiuitg
Public examinations are had Though pupils are ex-
amined privately IL they desire l when 40 student I'M
dergoes rigid and thorough interrogata ey the PIN
clpal assisted by committee of Practical Accountants
an business Menu and Diplomas awarded to those who
are deemed worthy of them.
cOutse can De c0npleed In from six TO len weeks.
The Principal VIII i1ko pleasure in doing everythiac
In MS power 90 advance his students and make them
thOrough aud aeon pi-hed accountants and his cXen
ave acquaintance with the business community will
generally enable ha o. procure situations for those 10
irous OF obtaining ,hem.
TER WS:-Tor a fun course of lessons in Book Keep
Tag, Writing Commercial Calculations, Commercial
Jaw, DC, $40 (oct2-d&wIylR. 5. BACON. Principal.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-17
TRUNKS TRUNKsl!

TUSr received per Statesman. lot ofsuperfne Travel
- ing Trunks, containing FULL assortment of Coats
Pants and Vests also made white linen and me
rno Shirts, which will be sold cheap
febl5 MACK az L0BtNSTINE'S.
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We only wish everybody would come and examine
this stock, there anythng here before like
IL. (jan2s) MN. LOW ENrHALi. cS co.
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M have now entirely removed our Toba co an
w Cigar establishment from the cid Stands o
water and Main streets b. tween LIST and 2d, to MAI
STREET, BErwEEN FIRST AND WATER. in Mrs. Lewis ne
building, where shall be happy 10 sell our old All
new customers cheap bargains.
mh3l.tf SCHAEk FER q SCHROEDER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-17
MEXICAN MUSTANG T,rNTMENT |!

But has signally failed In his iaare 'tenDi no deep
tiOn. and has had To PERI DEvs' ple kle"
make precIrious support? Whatcan we soy o. sne
man! 1.-The has any conscience we need say no more.
1.-The has none, only warn iisa public against inn
position, and thus for The .sell ss leave MIN In MS
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DIED.

povNTON-rn this Cts on Friday m0Tnuk Dec p It the
bns, nj BIZ father in Joshua B!0cks Esq Ray boyao T.
'-cATLDVFLI-On Thursisy moripE. 2Sth ia.t, Siiz.
Apt hter Of EbeaereT Caldwell In tae o'a
,eu Of her axe . Oil, ~ tt, a.. .,...s
br Tersi on Saturday. 5th inN ct r NJ from mo II
E,.t 24t, 81 without fg'iher nou,e - .
ClLiAVAY-ln tbs City. on TtuFsdsy, -th INST MrS
Amelia Galway. wife Of Thomas C. Galway, Ia IN S'ih
IT. frerd Of the family respectfully invited 20 attend
her Al frc her late residence NO i' Ess i'h on
SUNDAY. a. O'clock. =, -, cot
pTs0f-Sudsenly Of disslse OF tie heart 90 the 18Th,
cisttx Huston rel II q the late David Huston. see "
m 1,liye. srd ri Is alsl her cousin at,he Ar'an
are r.,pctf y invited attend her funeral ~ O'Clock 10
az froo, bel i4is re-'deue No g West lethH -,
ITF-at Ses Oleans Aug p Samuel tofsay Lee, sse' 81
vs.rs sou o. Johr aud T. iZ4b. ii Lee ,,,,,,.
Tie NE d. u the fsuiy, and those OF hs nae Wian
Eorsv az rsspseuly rryue-f@d 10 sttesf LIS idrerN rom
~, i5 Uesier st. 20 morrow tsuydayD - !! oeoek n
yAsrFR rON-Af Isuyt WI " T., on FEissy, Dec. -
in lie 6sh year Of Der age Nancy AlseEtoa the viz" u
IL respectfully invited attend her fans q, "a
snnSsy A. II ocoek r. ~ from her res.drnee - . .,
NOREFLl-At ~nhsIstuTsh, Dee y, I-omn'' Holi-H'
III. yelstiv.. End fisuds Of the fmT rsspetaly 4
vt,d 10 ,iud The nner. ON the Reformed Da'ea tnuea
corr.r Of 2 ard South .l-st., snncsy a. oc,oct
sNOW-On Friday morning 2sLh Inst a. y 0eioet a'ri
.hor, Int q. we're lnsts Fzs " Snow aged y years.
hi. nj nd. ard scqu.nisnees ant t9p.e Of me 's 81
,.rsf " Invited t. attend his furersl this 'aiudsYl e
80, Al O'clock II N No % East 5.tsi, between an ana
/. xipRfot-ays without further inyitain - a., II II
WCOI sTY-Ip this CITY Dee a. ls&ae!lt Isrth VIE Of
viIlisrs Wool-, ssu.hter Of the late trlac- hhrn
Rfl,fiyes AID fierss Invited 10 ateni t1e
NJ rs Vsrdss,t "A O'Clock this Saturday, 1ornnt Inc
r,msip, vii BE tai en- to Pes;assy, n j. Tor EtsEHs4i
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MARRIED

AnwsTR ONG-sHFRWOOp-N New City. Dee Il. by
the Rsv Allen James 7. A. m.trons OF FLORIDA o'sngs
Co 70 Mics Hrry g. oniy daughter Of sheriff Sherwood, Of
Hcckl.rd 60. n
gARTLETr-HUNTER I'm tbs City the 2sth inst by
n Rev M Trg Rector % - Georls Church, e the resi-
4, rce a Or X Hunter Frederick Wli4m Bartlett, Esq
" Of his CITY, Adeis third dauehter Of Dr. James
HE'f.r. -,
wcsreses, pc n ty the Pew V Tones Mr. Chsrls, r.
pucte.w Of New brHrswes to Mas isabella T. RAadoph
"DRAKF-THROCKMo This City. OF the 23.l
Inst ty The Rev John acKesa; Mr. Lewis 4 pr,ke, OF
Kinssion J to Mi" susan d. ihoekmorton' OF l'0'on
uoWF-DAva-In Brsndon, VI on the eyeninE Of the
z-h Dec the Ron fx's June assisted By the Nv Erin;h
n Whseer ssco Ne. SIR John lowe Jr 20 Mis- Emma
Dsn. younsest daughter Of the Hon. 4 o. Dams al OF
Brandon. &, =, ~ ~ q,
HU0OHIN-HccHEssEY-At Pal"tl, Y; Dec u,
M George pugunin Of OsweEo Hs Hu'dsh Ncche.n,y
HTrRI -PANcHER-In e Johns Chnrch, w,ltou,
DC g by the ReT John Brown. A. eu' lt of hlsn.
Ohio 10 Mi.s Lilzie Feucher, Of Walton,
POsT-ABHsTROSG- Dec - 10 ihe firs' PresoYtfr4n
Church in Flordt Ornnse Go " by tie Rev oso Per
an sifrsd PET Mis- correa only IA Eiter u air
Thos ArutiIoI Z, Of the above place
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FRIDAY, Dec. ss-P. VI.

TIE Stoct rasrle. tbs morning Vas very acslve
snd buoy ant. Speculation -pPea-ed ia f'll force,
srd tire besrs for tine were oveFshlioSed. Near
y al the fsucies were active, a, better prices II
tho second ,ard the alvsnce Of the morning VS.
rot fully sustained, but the chasing prices show "a
advsno IN mott cases yesterdays closing rates.
Erie took TIE lead, the sales beirg 5000 shares,
touching 30, but closing at SCI advance Of II .
cent. Tie movement Is based mainly on the GER
tsiniy felt hst the Company wi gucceed IN negc'ia-
ting their loan. Reading was firm az -. Harlem
Yves % an improvement Of , cent. Hudson Rivec
is steady. Central advanced TO 90, al improvement
Ct 2 cent, Nicaragua Is an exception TO the list,
and wss heavy at IS. Cumberland is without i'm
por,snt change. Delaware sold at 1901. In Rail
read Bonds there is considerable revival OF coai-
cenee, and quotations continue to advance. The
sales were $4,000 including Illinois Central a. ssh
y. y. Central ssi, Harlem lst Mort. 90, Erie In
comes 1901, Ccrvertibles Il, Panama % issue 50.
&C.. showing generally improved feeling. Fer
State Stocks there is quite active demand, at Egh
er rates. Virginias were 9sl, Georgiss sii, Sc.
The supply of these stocks is no longer pressing on
tie market Erie Incomes, quoted above a: 1901,
have sold within about ninety days at 90.
In Exchange the business Is vet small for the
S'e''net, oAu Ehtt- are neAFy. StefHug, oGS Y
cent Francs, 522I a5l6l
Freigbts are not very active, but steaiy. To Lv-
erpoo 10000 bush. Corn ld.-the asking rate no w
IL sd 200 or 600 bales Cotton, sad; 900 bbIs
RESIN. I'll 900 or ioo bbls. Pork 8; 500 TIA. Beef
49, Bacon, &c, ~, To London, 5000 bbls. Tar-
routine, 2i9i 10000 gals. Rum, s5 Dealseigat,
22 i6a25L
The receipts at the ub.Treasury were 500 $50
paid s2-2 49, about 800 goo OF which was for Gov
eminent Stock; balance 50 1874 ASH paid from Assay
O.iice, s5l, 400; about 100000 wss ready in the
Assay Office for delivery, but the did no. cal
for it. As we stated on Wednesday, the ChanbOrs-st
Savings Bank has sent the remainder of their Gov
eminent Stocks about 800 900, to Washington for re
1emp'ior, and about 500 900 moro belongngto o'he
parties have goLe forward. The disbursements from
the Sub Treasury t5-morro aud Tuesday will be owe
5000 eco from this source. The Treasury will als'
pay on Tuesday, and within few days after, atou.
million Of dollars for interest the public debt. Tn
Assay Office will also disburse tomorrow AMI Tues
day, large portion II the remainder of the gold PEI
G,orse Law, of which but about 100000 hs ye
been psid, leaving $3.50, 600 unpaid.
Below ne give comparative statement OF th'
earnings Of the Michigan Southern aud Norhtera Ia
diana Railroads for tie two years ending ast inst
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SPLENDIDLF ILLUSTRATED GLEisONS PIC
The year already sued .od for s,le By
EsfScH. No III Nsssaust N T. City. We bs7e
bADdsone Illustrated psper eithsy European American
On the first pse sdoreb .riginal dssn n.trsvs Of
Winter FINE seres of xix views follow representing interest
M and suitine IA the Orkney Islsnd Next
large, igina doubio enRGyns covering Ire
mf OF this royal octave sheet r4peseB eli the aud
sailing vesfes OF the United States navy af'a ach be-
ing sepess snd drawn from life This efgr4gns alone Is
worn years subsc ption Following this have asn
rabe original portrait Of Donald Mckay the fhio builder
win On original sketch Of the Cambridge Bridge fine
YNN OF Harvard University Csmhridg-. Mass incl 1dng
cone s IerrseDtslon OF Gore Hal the iasuon
On tie last page IL given large full sheet isn drawing
forming Dab'a history UsJaon grouped with exquisite
taste and admirably enEravedi all making eight iu.Tsed
Tese and being than hes before gyn
addition which will be Confined the wear AID 10
al this the fsc that the Pictorial freight OF
exec lent reading matter esneous. editorials
snc iUunr and led 10 wonder how such uub-stpa
csD he afforded for Let tn you'd prJcge
valuable and Interesting weekly journal which will carry
arusernen iIsruc ton aed delight ino their family q
uoscrbe for GLEAsoAs PICTORIAL AID procure
regularly.
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Sale. af the Stock Exchange. dec. p.
sa,e. of stoe.s ut Philaaelphia-DEc. 90.

R.,or,,e for The Sev. YorL rnsrns By Fay aaoh.s
s,y,t B.ryI-s 90 Cify r. X So. D. ~
Al go 60. P r. R ,s5i silfo Do, z 30 s5i .'
r. r s. Do II lots 8; o go Bsss Ms.a' 4 T.
=. n lets g.; - 90 PeunA -. sti go. as 49,
~, T. cash ics enc Psra T. r. z o.. ~ -
Ln,r r R. sjwn 9; 10 70 10 lots. 4 % Lr,sn -.
cab. !: Ksssil. H. sfl 10 do 81 ~ Do d., - 2
q; snS ~ iS, sci; 30 3 Nav pssssnsd b'; - 10
10. Y..ss R. Is 5i, svO Ne. crssi Ca Co 70 ,5.
Il, Minshi L, r.. 9; seLsIL ssV c p ~ " "~
'h;ss, s. s nis 80 ips.es Ra S. Ts 81 90 ~
leg G.. int Y s.. ~ 80 s 40; p, - ca :, la
SSsT "a. To- Ioss l..il, "a dr. Isl; TO- a.,sas
Secs Bea,s - cc Peas. = 90 - - s 90 a. y: .
Civ RR &. IN lo;. 3, 81 sore do 40 s ~, " Pea
sR p lot, at: IS d. in oi.. days "a %, -. "
Nin.hin AR. g. leo Rsadinl A@' S't " ehs"A A-''
Sc, r.c,xso Western Bark s2i - Neehsres BAN =,
T.,,e pvi,-U United 5cstes s. 1883, iist sia 10
4. iSss IIsi BID lis asksd; psnnsyis.ns - ~ ,,-e
ss,.s R:.1ins Rsro.d s b 81 ..isd Do senS. I.,a
- sS 81 ssied; DO Mort g. 1852 bid .hsa' "a n,
.s,,s Rsircad ~ bid. al Hkedi Horrs Ssn: "a al
.lei sekuylii Hsyissran g. 1tss y sia ~ s.isI 40
s,aeI n HI 81 sskel Do Preferred ~ b. - 49,; kai
i.isnd IS bd lsi s.sd viskssurs : 70 s .isa ga.,s
Bsnk lit hid, lit ssheti Lshisa Inc '"' - ~"~'
Canal, q BID, 3 ssbs< puu.
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ia W LNI'ELLIHE NCE.
CRIMINAL REC(

CRIMINAL RECORD FOR THE YEAR 1854.
Through the polItenes' of Mr. Henry Vandervoort,
Clerk of the Courts Of Oyer and Termner and Of tue
General ana Special Sessions, and Of his Efficient
deputy, Mr.. John Sparks, @e are enabled to present
our readers with Il following interesting statistics of
the operations OF Criminal Courts during the past
year. On comparing theae sta,ist 3 with th)se Of
the year 1852 it is gratifying to find that the number
of arraignments before these Courts was lees than
that of the former year. 1t will also be seen that
upward Of sl4, 900 have been received by them aud
paid into the City Treasury the proceeds OF fines aud
feCs:
STATEMENT convictions end scqus. had u the Courts OF
Oy,rard Terpner Gene and Special Sessions o. fssce
In and for he City suDty Navy ia the year so
COr-RI OF OYER AND TERMISER
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Tie deereaed imports in 1854, as compared with
lss3 are So Oco-s very large proportion OF which
has accrued within the Las, two mo-ths-neariy hsf
Of i IN December. There has bsen general de-
erea,e il ell fabrics bu, tie falling OF more largely
IN Wool and SILK than 10 CoI0n or Flax. The de-
dine IN Cotto 4 manufactures IL very ANAL.
The business at the Clearing House was snsl,
sesin, to-day-sl3 s7+,o32.
We annex list Of interest payments on state, City
County and Railroad Bonds, payable By Aes1rs.
W;r.low. Lspier & Co., No. 50 WaIst, on and after
Tue.dsy next In view Of the stringent condition OF
he money marke, which hss prevailed both here and
q, tie West for the Gst ak month";, the promptness
with which tie funds have been provided for the IN
deruenrioned payments Is highly conmendsoie and
must prove extremely graft, ing to Aessrs. W., L.
Co. through which house thee securities were nearly
all originally negotiated The amount OF interest to
be raid By Messrs winslow, Lanier Co., "a nearly
million Of dollars, and that this amount OF meney
should De RENTED in the present state Of the Money
market, without default, is pregnant evidence that
well selected Western Securities are - safe invest
cents a. any ths, can be found.
The Bopds Of the State Of Indiana fos Banking Pur-
rosee, usued in 1854, being the 200 900 !oan,
ut
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stiRENE COURT. SPECIAL TERN Number Of
risls arguments and motions disposed of during the
current year:
BBOOKLYN ITEMS.

INV YEARS CALLs.-Msyor Hall sni Ex Mayor
Lambert viii receive their friends a, the City II al on
New-Years day, but the custom of setting table
will on this occasion be dispensed with. Mr. Hall
YVES appointed Mayor of the city in 1894, and thus
was the fret magistrate after the change fro village
TO city. Now after twenty years Of private life, he
,gan called upon to I'll The same Office, and will be
The fret Mayor Of the consolated city Then Brook
iyn contained "a 600 inhabitants. Nov, it emo. aces
population of over 200 900.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

DoiAes AT TIRE NAVY YARD--Tnefe are al pfes-
ent about five hundred men employed in the Brook
Ign Navy YARD. With tie exception Of the building
Of ne ne" steam frsa'e, noh.ng OF imporians, is
gong on. The insa'e Congress is ready for sea
weiuhg orders. No e0lis'Tnens for toe naval service
however, have been made this week AZ the law
does not allow commanders to ship foreigners, unes,
saiurSized, hseefns impossible to get complement
II men for single vessel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-30

IMPROVED LETTER FILE--An ingenious contriv
nee for preserying letters, invoices music, and 50
18th, on convenient file, is offered by one Of the
,isbers in this City, which, we confident, need.
y 10 be examined in order to come into general use
Manuscripts are kept smooth and nice by this arrange
ptn aud can be referred to With the utmost facility
Ms invention has been recently patented by Smith
Battles.
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adver- - llent
GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES OF Mrsrc

NKIAT KLEUCTION N IfL KlFEs OF MUSIC
IERoHASpIsE.-FoxbeE WATEas Music pqbi,hsr .aA
deaer Of No 80 yoldwsy WILL sni zfssr th 9.,e al
he Music bis ext-nsivs cit.oEus tn enorrno1,
r.drran Of half the usual and viii make .-se
.opetor ol3 prices Of h. pgb all o.her Gao
orue. He viii also exsrf sDs- reduction IN prizes
- csle bra.d Pianos ard NELoDgOxs His a.-srfeat OF
pIxOs soupri.e those of different TOTES
HgLoDsoss grea chance f,r buyers Of H3S4y
PIeseuts aud tie musical generally.
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ADVERTISEMENT

NEw-YEARs CALLs.-FOwLERs AND ...
Psychologists and Publishsn VIII % n.pps ~ No 90,
so.Sw.y where they viii provide MENTAL r'p.' 'ae' -
and u.sul Boob. for presentation to Men, ws.'a
c and Boys Those who may desire It, css thso saa
oh,.n Charts, with full written Descriptions Of onHe =.
directions for selfimpeovemsns Choes OF ooeuP''-
Omen d.y and evening ct No. sos Brssa"y'
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Anterfis-meotl
DRY GOODS REDUCED IN PRIcH To er-rr TIT.

Isss-S y. TowLs q CO b.ve reduced the orlc., Of
hsn eI,re crock % wIsTEa GooDs .ud .sur Frea.s
euh M IA o. eent> u ~heh sor,h frosa 81 q ~ ser
!Ho; Iasi.. Coihs Of all co0ss IL q, ~: S.1as
s,S Eis,r Dc Lsiaes II about a.l price; Blanket
~ i'~ ftts; msenhceut
III ~ yer cent .7.s than I'D
We ft Ii,f sitert q ts~r large .s.ortu-p. \ nsroi
,nes O. ell kinds. Nechir er@l.. fssiisa Th--.d
Lace Lee cprtsn. end DA Dees .aseii3a ou
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WILLLANSB URGH ITEMS

THE CHnDRLss AID s0crErr.--In consequence
Of the large acqu i,oDs to the Industrial School, tae
managers have fitted up the upper part Of the oil
North neIcan for the OF the School. II viii DO
formally opened on MONDAY Eext with a festival,
when addresses Are expected from Messr'. Well,
Eek, Uailosay, Porter and others. Contributions Of
articles suitable TO the occasion are solicited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-30

CvARGE or MAYHEM - q, orge Haley, the individ-
nal charged with having few nights soce assaulted
John Moore of Walker IT., and bitten off portion Of
bis upper lip ard wss yesterday arrested aud
taken before Jus'ice o.5orne, who alto wed him 20 -
stlarge, upon fbe Pledge Of his brother, Mr. Haley.
Of Wellington MsIi e that be should be f,rthconing
TO before Justice BOG rt who Issued the war
rant fer bis arrest and who was not then on duty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-30

Prof. CHARLES S1EDHOF, so well known as a
eessos scholar of sct has been left leisure
this inter hy the burning Of the cs3ey 10 which taught
the c scs and will be ready LECTURE before nstl
tono association who desire bis services for
eciures He has lectures Classical Education Creek and
Roman Literature and imp sutjscts 10 Natural His
tory ard Philosophy His address IL Kioderhook, Y, or
reference he made the Rev. SAMUEL OsGooD No SO
Nest Il
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CITY ITEMS

Mr. Macready, whose dramatic readings have
bstn fayorably received in principal cities. m
rcrrces course for next week, the svals Of which
ore to be devoted TO tho benefit Of tde sufferers from
giant Of employment The first reading is on Tues
6sy evening, at the Stuyvesant Institute.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-30

School CEssCs The annual School Census which
has ust been completed sho the folio wing number
of Children, between 4 and 81 years OF age. IN tho
several Wards Of Wamsburgh:
Fi,,t Hard-Whts male children. $685. do female a.,
15; eolor.d mall do c. do female do ts-Totsl 59T
seerd Wa,d-W White males ASS; DO femaes, , 3of col.
ORD uei.s 81; 10. famslss 81 Total, f,752
Third Hord-Whie msles SOL; DO females. le1}; col
oed males Ia 90 foses siTo;a 332 To;sl 10 the city,
1871
Increase since last yenr, s75