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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-09
ORDMAY s wADLEIon, Lawrence, Mass.

Dole Propr1et0rs.
For sale in Worcester by James Green N. b. Green B.
A. Harrington Co., Sibey Scott, Caldwell Hill L.
A. Wetherbee New England Village D. b. Wingate;
Grafton, A. L. Halves Clinton A. A. Burditt Fitchburg
J. b. Lane, T. B. Cioate iibury, G. ]. Taft Uxbrdge,
r. D. Mowrey East Douglass Aaron NJ, Hin Webster,
bee and by the principal ears of medicines everywhere
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-09

WXEEP COOL.-HEYwo0D & RTsSELL'S Reg
IN uations for supplying ICE for City customers 1854
The subscribers having much larger supply of Ice
than has been put up for this Market prepared
to furnish customers with good quality can be
found in this any other Market much lower prices
than has been offered in this City, varying from 10
to 20 cents per 100 lbs.
II A II e s.:
By weight for quantities less than 1000 lbs delivered in
the Season. 20 per 100 lbs From 1000 to 1000 lbs
in the Season. Is 100 lbs Over 1000 lbs the Sea-
son, l6 cents per 100 lbs Or if preferred may left
but twice week:
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CENTRAL BANK.-The stoc



TENO SAMUEL SMITH, CLERK OF
III THE WORCESTER COUNTY MECHANICS AS
ISOLATION, You are hereby ordered to cali special
Meeting Of the Association be held in the Police
Court Room, in the City Of Worcester, on TUESDAY,
May 9th, at u o'clock, p NJ to act upon the following
articles, viz
LIST. To determine whether the Association will accept
of proposal, by Deacon Ichabod Wsshburn to give 10
the Association lot of Land ION the North side OF Ex-
change street, in Worcester for the purpose Of having
Hall erected thereon by and for the of the Assoc
ton.
3D. To determine whether the Association will appoint
Committee to receive conveyance of said Land, and
authorize such Committee to do all things necessary and
proper to bind the Association fulfil the conditions on
which said proposal shall be made.
3D.. To determine whether the Association will make
an appropriation Of money for the increase and improve
ment Of their Library, and if any. how much.
4th. To determine what Of money shall be APP
proprated to eay the expenses Of the Assoc-
ton for the ensuing year.
9TH. To determine whether the Association will hold
Of Lectures the ensuing season. if So take
all necessary carry the into execution
9th. To act upon proposed amendment Of the BY
Laws in relation to widows of deceased members.n
H.. s. WASHBURN, President.
IYorcaskar Nav Eth 1881
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The subscriber has hand large and extensive a..
sortment of PARAS0LS manufactured expressly for the
city trade. Having had 80 years experience NAM
ufacturng the above articles and having received pre-
MUM awarded to him by the American Institute, an
Annual Fair in the city of New York. he feels warranted
in saying that his Umbrellas and Parasols for workman
ship, and taste in execution, cannot be surpassed.
NIB Parasos and Umbrellas repaired, and covered,
25 per cent cheaper, and better than by any who
now pretends to repair, and the same.
my5 DIFF P. MOORE, go Main st.
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ALL RIGHT, DRIVE ON!

NEWTON's is the place to buy House PAPERS Room
Borders Paper Curtains, Chimney board Prints Dadoes
Statues Aiah Figures, arge as liie Panoramas prnted
U high cc!ors Mouldings with Corners fer Panel work,
centre pieces for celiDgss Church papers, &C., &C.,
CneaP. Cos why esss just received large invoice
from Delccurt's Mandatory, Paris
So7 Mnin Street. Is the Piaee.
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n EM0VAL.--C. FOSTER \ co. have removed
~ to No rs Main street, doors south Of their for
iner store, inch
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-09

IA U1NSIGA MOND BANK.-The stockhoid
Gy ers Of the Quinsgamond Bank, are hereby notified
that Special Meeting, Of said Stockholders, will be held
at their Banking ROOMS MONDAY, the sth day of
May next at IL O'clock A. NJ for the purpose of acting
upon the subject of accepting the act of the Legislature
increasing the Capital Stock hundred thousand dol
lars, passed March u, 1854
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DIR. oRDWAY'S
COUGH DESTROYER.

This Invaluable Cough Remedy is for the complete cure
of Coughs Colds, Asthma, Influenza, Whooping Cough,
pain in the side and breast, hacking ticking of the
throat splitting blood tghtness the Lungs Chest
and all Lung Complaints leading to Consumption.
No medicine yet discovered has that decided effect In
curing bronchial affections the Cough Destroyer.
can be taken by all ages and classes from child six
months old to the oldest or woman with the most
happy results II Price 80 cents Bottle.
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Worcester, May 9th 1854.
In pursuance Of the foregoing order notice is hereby
given that meeting Of said Association will be held at
the time and place. and for The above specified.
Copy Attest SANGER SMITH, Clerk.
my6 dat
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gWy rvs, FANCY GOODS, CHILDREN'S
BN @s MD BIBLES. splendid assortment al
enhand all for sale cheap, wholesale and retail, by
apo ,kwk MERRILL, 22l Main st.
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EDERLIN ACADEMICAL BOARDING
h1 SCH00L.-Terms for the current year commence
March g. June g. September A. December A. continue
IL weeks feb24 d&wtdecl
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A. y. PARASOLS! PARASOLS!.--A large
<eT assortment Of PARAS0LS may be found at
~ 172 1-2 Main Street,
direct from the Mandatory, selected expressly for this
Market They will be sold for small profit. Call and see,
at the Music Store 172k Main Street A. MARSH.
niy6 diff
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NJ OTICE.-Ih have been duly appointed Admins
~ TRAITOR of the Estate of WILLIAM r. WESSON,
late of Worcester deceased and have accepted that trust
All persons indebted to said Estates called upon TO
make immediate payment, and all those whom said
Estate Indebted requested to exhibit their demands
for settlement SAM'L D. HARDING.
Worcester, April q, 1854. my2 d2w*
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Real estate.
LEWIS q. MUM,

REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE, EMPLOYMENT, AND
BOARDING AGENCY,
233 MIN STREET,-UP STAIRS.
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Il OST.-0n TUESDAY Evening, PORT NOMINATE
H containing $50 bnl, of the Camden Bank, ana two
81 bills of the Fall River Bank The finder will be suit
ably rewarded by leaving the same at this Office
Worcester, May 4, 1854. diff
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M OTICE.-MISS N. L. STONE wishes to say to
the public generally that she prepared and
make to order, all kinds of Chidrens and Lads Clothes
with neatness and dispatch.
Miss having gyon the past year. particular attention
to that branch Of the business hopes give general salts
faction share Of patronage is respectfully solicited.
II Residence. 1O2 Sputhbridge St mv3 d6k
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ENIRE lNSURANCE.-The undersigned are
M Agents for number of first Stock and Mutual
Offices located in this and other States and continue
heretofore, to write Cotton and Wooden Factories
Machine Shops, and their contents Stocks Goods and
Household Furniture and almost all kinds of Property.
at reasonable rates. Their Office is No 1877 Union Block
Main ST., Worcester. WASHBURN & LAZELL.
Worcester, April 10th, 1854. ap2I d&w4w
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NOICesv5Ti AITH zJII' IoJF.
N. d. All business of the late firm will be settled by
Bassett Bayies, the old stand, where they will
nue the wholesale Produce Trade, under the and
firm of BASSETT BAYLIES, and would respectfully
solicit liberal share of the public patronage.
AIIAZ BASSETT,
my1 d&w3w ADOLpHCS BAYIIES.
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RISH LINENS.-A prime Stock of the best make
pure IRISH LINENS, soft finish, will be sold % per
cent less than be bought at any other Store in the
City. We are bound to sell out
CLARK & SANFORD,
myo du No. 1888 Main st. opposite Elm st.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
NEw-YORK YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASsO-
CITATION.

BT The REV. 1. BACoS % THE CONTRIBUTIONS
10 BIBLICAL KNOWLEDGE FRON The RUINS or sfSEyEH
Ih. above paper read Wedne-day evening before
the Association in their the stuyvssant Institute
listened with much attention. The following u
outline
Discoveries in science in relation Christian Reyeia
- neTaly pass through two phases In the hrs they
hostile 20 H. and bitterly urged against L the
CLe hand. and denounced the other Scientific argl-
assailed ty theological objections and mathe
maiicsl demonstrations rebuued by metaphysical syllO
gus In the second phase the excrescences Of the
discovery CIT away and IS perceived that the
searches which denounced by little faith al rs,
Losie, prove 20 BE- in fact friendly Christian truth.
The panIc-Tuck defenders o the faith Ike the night
venCerer who scared the phantom with outsretehed
arms which turns Ouf, nearer view, 20 be GUIDE
poet which direc.s and assures hin.
To tbs general rule the progress OF Asyran discovery
has been remarkable exception.
The speaker drew rapid sketch OF the biblical history Of
Nueyeh and parallel The independent. history Of that
empire, from lis record. and monuments. Some curious
and interesting condolences developed strongly
tstory Of ihe Bible history aud striking fact brought
forth from the observation Of the speaker in his recent visit
io the ruin. The paper closed with description OF re-
uarkatic unfinished structure among the ruins which
strongly Indicated the unment Of prophecies IN the yiO-
lent and sudden destruction of The city.
Several members expressed their Qualification bl. a.
Nr. Bacon : member. vote Of thanks could 10: be
passed. As Mr.. Bacon ln .nimousy requested ID
repeat he address a. the nex regular meeting IN lue
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY OF THE FIVE
POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY.


The third anniversary of this School held at the
Tabernacle at o clock Wednesday The audience was
very large one All the body of the house and the gal
lery were fun and what is somewhat remarkable, seven
oiehts of the audience were ladies.
The meeting opened by prayer by the Kew Dr.
VAs PILL and the chidren-of which there were some
900 preeent-sung hymn Mr.. f. G. BRADBURY read a
report of the new Board of Trustees stating that Mr.
Pea.c has vested in them by legal conveyance the prop
ertv of every kind connected with the enterprise anu re-
signed into their hands the control OF the institution which
he has ostered and conducted for nearly four years with
highly creditabe and successful management lie now
the Superintendent not the owner, OF the Five Points
House OF Industry. In behalf of the institution he APP
peaed to the charitable for immediate aid as they have
now inward of 500 persons TO provide for many OF whom
are too Young do anything for their own support Those
who can work here find work and wages-he only coni
ton of admission being outward proPriey oI denean0r
and the expression of desire for ultimate Information On
this thew are received fed clothed and provided with
and in Very many the strong remembrance oil Their
wears of early training and vrtuous habits recurs 10 the
premptine 10 renewed obedience. few months OF Sc
cuson and religious training alters the characters OF the
inmates and many of them are permanently reformed
We have an average of hundred and nifty Children
twenty-five and hundred and twenty hve women
Two hundred children in the schools OF whom aool
half from outside but receive partial board win US
The following Is the report Of the finances;
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
NEW-YORK CONFERENCE OF THE METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Tho New-York Annual Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church commenced its s1ty-hth session on
Wednesday morning in the Jane-st. vi. h. Church
Bishop WAUGH presides and Bishop Scorr is present.
The Rev b. GRIFFIrHs and the Rev. A. FERGUSON are
the Secretaries In addressing the Conference at s open
ing the Bishop sad that he expected this was the last
inrmities be should be able preside He trusted that
God would bestow upon the Methodist Episcopal Church
hoer ministry than it yet had He hoped that too
much Importance would be placed upon the numerical
strength Of the Church, but more upon the spirituality of
It's members.
The Conference then proceeded to the transaction Of
business.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
AMERICAN CONGREGATIONAL UNION.

The Congregaionaisis have been holding their AnniyeT
the Church of the Pilgrims Brooklyn OF which the
Rev. RSSroRss Jr is the pastor Their opening meeting
was held on "Wednesday morning at lOi clock the he''
LEONARD BACON ID. D. President of the ASSOCIATION IN
the chair This being the first anniversary OF this large
and influential body large ccneourse of the lay ss NeI
& f very lively interes, in the occasion and rs do
ings. - - sf.,-in, snl
PRAYER in which the Rev Dr.. DAGGSrr oi O1Han'71~'
assisted ,,.--, 80 ....
Prof f. A. PARK ID. D. OF AndOver, delivered an open
ing address designed forth the peculiar ehAFaee
RS ard aims Of the Cor-e-stional ~ys-c, oPPosei -
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12


SIR AT the meeting of the American Tract Society on
Wednesday my very popular countryman DIR. DUR, is
said quote from your report to have
defended the the the
individual and made his audience merry
What be called the crotchets OF hobby authors 10 alluded
to
please everybody might last succeed pleas
the old his they might lose hir
He IN their publications food for of gnO
We wanted k babes and found milk Tor babes
and found that also Ne had
Gea with q Poper aud RGionasm aud socis'n aud
every other wild ism end vile Ism"
/, to be hoped that the speaker did not really under
stand the ground Of the objection taken to the action Of
Tract Society II is true that the right OF taking mans
look and striking from it, to suit purposes what
sue author himself perhaps, most valued il by many
loughi be n very questionable But what il
oeciay complained Of Is not that the Society so scrupu-
ously avoids any collision with the nicer docrna disnc
Of the several denominations which il IL depend
for s funds but that in its great olcitude TO please
somebody il dares not in any Of its publications
breathe whisper Of rebuke 10 the denominations Of our
slaye-syste m-abominaliOns every whit foul IA
the OF Popery and Raonalsm and Socialism, and
other wild and vile sms and that and nOwhereis is
it, exPurgntng zeal active when it is deemed
saTy conceal from American Christians such fact
that Mary Lunde Duncan in the habit Of going her
knees 10 Hin who seeth in secret IN behalf Of the Amer
slave. For the sake Of the honor of my native land
repeat the expression Of my earnest hope that DR. Duff
did not 10 commend himself to his audience by
direct apology for dasiardly meanness ike this.
NeE York May II, 1884 A sCOTcHAAN
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
MEETING OF THE JouRNEYaES BROWN
STONE-CUTTERS.

Tie Jcurneymen Brown s'oDe-cu''eF' nov on s~'ae
w., a, Mou,comery Hail. Pnnce-st., yesterday morning
Ih tone Of Tie meeting in favor of holding out
the employers refuse to give them StS the asnsnd q The
have .ueb ce@aona Jobs Of other kinds OF work as they
could se, and have sddressed circular to o'her rS'
asking for loans or contributions.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12

The moral progress beyond the power Of computation
by figures. Our treasury is overdrawn and are
ren(hng upon the building fund support the inmates of
the house On April l. 1852, had 76 inmates 10 April
1854 We had received 500 and hsd eight deaths only
small number were discharged uniformed and eN ran
svnv soon after they found that House of In
dn.trv ana not deness number have been restored 70
parents and friends and many have gone TO good situations
Interesting and appropriate speeches were then made by
the Rev. Messrs. WooD CrrLrR, srow and ClI'ELASp'
after which the meetins adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN EMIGRANT

PROTECTIVE AND EMPLOYMENT SOCIETY.
Organized March |, 1854
The General Committee Of this Society viii hold meet
ing at Room No. Il Bble-House, Saturday evening, at
clock at which time friends OF this benevolent movement
from the country invited to be present and make them
selves acquainted with its objects
The folio wing the officers Of the Association
Presideaf-PETER COOPER
{ELE.EAE Plainly
ee efre''asr-"' '''''-'''' Dr. Asa ID SMITH.
Ty,af.rry ............... THOMAS MCELR.TH
(oyre,rordfng MoRTINEK DE- MOTIF.
Fecorcfs1 et1rH. THOMAS HOGAN
Gez<rai 4csnf .............J P LircHFIELD. ". d.
DIRECTORS.
Abraham p-u David Bants James r Spal9ing,
Walter : Griffith. yEnesT I.Tscou, Rev }. Thompson
Horace Greeley Rev Wm Q1in. CkGs 7 Cromwell,
W T Frosf. Francs Hal. h P.ntens
I..rer Co1urE Rev b. Chesver Rev =. ; HsWe,
Rev Dr. keunsGsy 2 }. Forbes, Jcsiah Nam
EXECUTIFE COMAlTTEE.
Z. RICHARDSON. Chairman. No. 81 southst
H. rgoG. NJ d No. l4 A D. NscR, " D., No. invest
I~elfhs EIeye1.h hs-
Luie Gee % Lberiys. Augustus Dol0p No II w st
Geo BAKER No lS Peaflsi : R Wells No. SO Broadway
Scsa RohL-cn TTib1Ee O1ce L WetuOre, No. IL Pstst
HslIy '. PooT, Nc spEuce-t
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12

TAEiyG IT STo THEIR OwS HASDs.-In some localities
the people seem determined to put stop the liquor rs
fc, without waiting for the Legislature act Eight towns
in Jefferson Count, viz Watertown, Adams Lorraine
Rodman, Henderson, Brownyie, Theresa and Rutland
have decided that 20 licenses shall be granted during the
present year. In Boonvie RemseD steuben and Tren-
ton group Of four towns in Oneida County the Boards Of
Excise have also refused license All hail If our Legs-
iatures viii not do their duty the People do theirs
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12

DISTRESSING AcciDEsT AT WTDsoR, n. Y.-Mr. Chss
Hathaway Of Windsor, Broome Co.. his wife two chill
dren and sister were drowned Sunday lat in the Sus
quehanne onJob Hathaway and wife Charles Hath
away end wife q. Hathaway and his two sisterr and two
grandchildren Of Samuel Hathaway, entered skif and
proceeded az usual on their way to church the river
HAVING reached the opposite side the bow Of the skif
struck against some bushes which oyerhung the bank
strong north VIVID and violent current carried round the
stern of The skf which struck against log upsettn II
and throwing the whole party, except g. Hathaway who
Jumped ashore no the river The latter saved Deacon
Hathaway and wife and his sister Charles Hatha-
way and hs wife seated in the stern Of the boat
when the accident occurred He would have effected ths
escape q himself and wife but for the children who elunr
TO Wm. Hathaway.
FIRE Al TIRE HAUTE, ISD.-Thtrfy-fre Horsss
BHpsd.-Be,ween two and three O'Clock on Saturday
morning last tire broke in the livery stable OF
Iallmadee which burned with great rapidy with nearly
all s contents. Nineteen horses and all but one of hi.
carriages were consumed The stable adjoining with
teen stage-horses and several coaches went next The
Prairie City Hotel three-siory frame building kent b,
ID. Logon and two carriage shops and blacksmith -ho5
ell owned BY samuel Archer, consumed besides a
number Of sheds and outhouses attached 70 the
buildings. M AEchers dwelling saved By great eN
eron large portion Of the furniture Of the hotsl wa
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12

been requested to give for ;se present. DO O''
he above skstch.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
THE TRACT SOCIETY AND SLAVERY.

TO nc FdtoT O TIC " y IFtoHHff
SIR At the meeting of the American Tract Society
Wednesday, my very popular countryman DIR. DUFF, is
said L quote from your report TO have
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-14
The City Ferries.

MEETING OF THE COMMON COUNCIL COMMITTEE.
meeting Of the Committee Ferries, Of the Common
Council held at the City Hall yesterday in order
consider the subject of the making Of new ferry from
the foot of Desbrosses street in New York. Payona
nue. in New Jersey.
Messrs. Carey, Forbes and Seely were present.
Mr.. CAREY stated that the company New Jersey Rail
road and transportation had purchased land for ferry
and deck purposes the foot Of Dcsbrosses street. aud
that they proposed establishing the ferry thereon The
committee ready to hear any reason either
lei af of the company the people objecting to it.
Mr. c. B. VIRTUE said that many persons who repre-
scented property in the neghborhood, understood that
former charter held by the Union Company for many
years yet in existence and they wished to know
that information was correct.
Mr. CAREY stated that the attention of the Corporation
Attorney had been called to this matter by the commit
tee but owing to the Of death in his family
he could not furnish all the required information at pre-
sent He would do very Mr.. Carey read clause
from the copy Of the lease with the Corporaon by which
the company bound themselves to establish depot and
ferry near Canal street, when called on to do He
would inquire if any person attended the part Of the
Jersey company that of the people, who opposed the
ferry.
No person appeared on either side, and after few
words from Mr. Creighton Mr. Virtue and Mr.. Carey,
the relative merits Of Watts and Desbrosses streets
ferry station the committee declared the meeting ad
journed until next Monday afternoon at O'Clock when
they hoped that the parties would come before them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-14

EowKRy THEATRE -Tafourd's tragedy Of "Ion' win be
presented tonight, with Mrs T. g. Hamblin Ion, and
Mr. j. r. Scott Adrastus. The drama of " Black Eyed
Susan' will conclude the amusements.
BROADWAY THEArm-Bulwer's historical play of
Rcheleu" is the piece selected for this evening-Mr
Forrest Rcheleu Conway the Chevaer de Mauprat
and Nine Ponisi Julia de Mortemar AL will close with
the farce Of Shocking Events"
BUTTONS TEKATRE-Shakspeare's comedy Of % A Mid
Nights Dream" which has been so successfully
represented at this theatre will again be this
evening The drama Of Robert Macaire, will conclude
the entertainments.
NATIONAL TArRBThe receipts Of this evening are for
the benefit Of Mr.. J. j. Prior. The drama Of !" Uncle
afternoon performances Of Tuesday Thursday and Fri
day discontinued.
wAIIAcx's TArRE-The bill for this evening IL one Of
great atractionthe comedieta OF "a Soldiers Court
ship" the drama Of Ernestne and the farce Of Kil
OF Cure" All the leading members OF Wallacks admir-
able company appear.
AMERICAN MusxuN--The performances of the afternoon
consist Of the csshcnc exercises Of the Neolo Family
ana the farce Of "An Alarming Sacrfce;" and In the
evening the moral drama Of the "Old Brewery"
CHRsTYs MINISTRIES attracting large audiences The
entertainments afford the greatest amusement to the
visters.
WooD's MINISTRIES announce Rne bill for this evening;
singing dancing and burlesque opera and instrumental
performances.
BUcKIYy's SKRKSADrRs doing WE'LL their burlesQues
are very good; they sing well, and great avortes
BROADWAY MKxAcKRIE exhibition of the Mammoth
Lady and the IlIiputan is drawing numbers TO this
establishment.
performance at the ST. Nicholas exhibition ROOM Broad
way.
PRoyE@0p- HART.-The exhibition Of the Whole World
given every day by the Professor Ia greatly admired
sroSoR BIIn.This clever vcntriloquist and magician
isgiving entertainments at the Brooklyn institute.