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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-12-09

A MELANCHOLY CAsE.--At st. Louis, on
the lst instant, the body of well dressed
and remarkably handsome man, about twen-
ty-fve years of aye, " as found lying dead in
the street. and on his person was found a
by his own hands, lie says:
My name is Francis Henry de Longville,
born at Paris, April 4, 1928. My family
was ruined by an extensive speculation in
1919. | married one of those girls of whom
The world has few and thought my happiness
assured. ! quit my native land with my
little family in the month of MAY, and dis
lnbarked dt New Orleans, July 9th, 1854.
Bat, alas having tasted happiness only
during fifteen days. frighlful calamity
covered me with mourning. My poor be-
loved wife was attacked with the terrible
cholera; after two hours of horrible suffer
ing she expired. Hardly was she buried,
when my poor little boy, aged three years,
died of the same disease. Ny despair was
very great. But God had still left me a
little daughter Of thirteen months, whose
smile gave me new strength to resist in fu-
ture; for. in this poor little innocent, saw
all the sweetness of her beloved mother. I
asked nothing more of God than to live for
my child But God was pleased to strike
me again, taking from me the only good he
had left me in the world. The Goth day OF
October was the unhappy day on which
closed the eyelids of nv last treasure. Hav-
ing, then, no consolation left, resolved to
make an end of it. Let no one blame me
for every man of feeling must understand
what burden life has become TO me-"
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oil
rather to convince you. l will pay you

rather to convince you. l will pay you
for"
mot bit of it sir, bargain is bar
gain, and am already repaid sir,--doubly
paid, sir. And whenever neighbor makes
the complaint did, will cite him to the
hen story. Good-day gentlemen
After his departure, the editor and myself
took hearty laugh at the novelty of the
idea and the complete success of the enter
prise. Many subscriber did the farmer
send in, and in the course of a number of
years, during which he continued to take
The paper, it was his wont to relate his
" novel mode of paying the printer" to his
guests. which were not few, as his general
information, for which he has always thank.
ed Mr.. c., the editor, made him desirable
companion, both TO old and young, and of
invaluable service to the community in
which he lived. He became noted as a man
of much reading and extensive informa ton.
AS he was courted by the wise, SO did he
court The company of the illiterate, and
many is the individual whose soul was
Lighted by the lamp of his knowledge. His
motto was ever, my light is none the less
for lighting that of my neighbor's emulate
it kind reader Lagrange Qnd.) Wing.
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A WONDERFUL SHIP NOW BUILDING -

A WONDERFUL SHIP NOW BuILDyNG.- a
London (England) letter-writer says:
A very interesting paper was read recent
ly. by Mr. Scott Russell, on the science of
ship-buiding. During the course of his
lecture he referred to the vessel he is now
building. He appears confident that when
completed she will accomplish the voyage
TO Australia and back in 60 days. Her
speed wilnot b! less than "a miles an hour,
and if kept up would enable emigrants to
proceed from Galway to Halifax in three
days. She will carry all the Goals required
for the voyage. and will have accommoda-
TONS for 600 first class passengers, and 1000
second class. The fares, if she had her COM
plmant. on such voyage as that to Aus
tralia, would amount to 100000 Mr.,
Russell says that to obtain a speed of %
miles an hour, 400 feet of length is required,
but this vessel will be 675 in length. Some
progress has been made in her building
She will be ready for sea about twelve
months from this time. ...-...
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SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE,
Columbus, Nov. "a, 1854.
hereby certify that the foregoing table is
correctly compiled from the official returns
made TO this office, of the election for state
and county officers held Oct. 10, 1854.
WIN. TREVITT, Sec. of State.
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
The following table shows the majorities of the
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Total Fusion majority for Congress,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26
DANCING ACADEllIE0,

DRoYEBsOR O. MRAsOLE. NO. IS BOND sTsRsr,
now forming class fer gentlemen, the moAerats
charge Of $40 Tor sWAty lessons including tckss Of
Admion 70 his grand ball which viii take place early N
CURING al ths fashionssis asnoss beia. Mr. Ma desire
In fixing the pensaton terms moderate enable
those unaoquAintcd with his sysn Judge q s e1oaj
lonos Professor n, having lessons for many ysArs
among tbs nrs families Of citY the
suoosss which always attends his moss
usoeinl person in 70 lessons SECURING
rect style Of dancing.
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Died.


On Saturday noon, February Is, WnIlAA TurrI1 aged
mar months and two days, only son of William Walter
mo friends and relatives Of the family are particularly
vtsd % attend the funeral from HE fathers siaeecs
afternoon, without further Invitation.
O. s.saId.s T.S,a.s, s e. ELLA, only daughter o,
Jossph 8 and Harriet .. Myers
John DsAnatsr and john Myers, requested to st.
iron No. asS West street. Without further n n
| On Saturday, February rs, ALzx. Lam
s friends and relatives, and Also the friends Of the f.
~ late residspos corner Of fhirtysevsnh street and
1ssrsh avenue, 1t ore O'Clock to morrow afternoon.
s.S child Of nssss1 md lula F.Ssy' sxsd y: ys.r:
nd six months.
= tho; q y. .s
nsoo, nom the residencs of his father Eghtyfourth
Hrst b.tw :. Pous.a and Fifth avenues, Yorsvils.
nAs, son Of George and Mary Eleanor Clay, sgsd nix
3 'saxs and tan months
ne relatives friends of the family invited to
azs-d his funsra from his fAthsrs residence, No SO
0lston place. AZ one O'Clock To- morrow Afternoon with
On s.sardsy Orssss February Is, wnuAn szo.x, agsi
s friends arc rsqusstsd to attend hss fansr.l from
psi o'clock this afternoon. His rsuains wiz b.
staksn 10 Green GOOD.
sr o. lie o. = Ss
year Of her sge
Inc TRENDS OF the family respectfully requested u
Ats0d her funeral without further invaton from No
Hsvoort place. Tenth street. 1t O'Clock this After
noon.
Suddenly caused by frost on Monday evening" Feb 10
lAxnB hO6us, sgsd % years and months.
- friends Of the family respectfully requested TO
sttsad hs lfussul wthoa farther invitation from No.
Ia Ninsteepth street. between Sixth and Seventh
nuee o. O'Clock this afternoon. His remains viii b
tAhsn to Calvary Csmeesry.
On Saturday morning, February 25, OF consumption In
SAe 22d year Of her age, Fancy wife Of John Farrell
native Of county Wieklov, Ireland.
The friends Of the family, also the members Of the
Ngse Unon Association RESPECTFULLY invited TO st.
tsnd hsr funeral ct tvo o'clock this atrpoon from her
late residerce, No Batavia street.
On saturday. February rs, Of chronic Group HMEs Ell
lzH aged years and II days. daughter OF George and
Hslsn Dansan.
me- funeral viii take place from the residence Of her
parents Sixth svsnne, u one O'Clock 10 after
zoos.
On Wednesday, February a, Of consumption, EDwAm
LAHN, In the 22d year Of his age.
H friends, and the rsncs Of the family respect
fay invted 70 attend bis funeral ut O'Clock this H.
tssnoon from his Ape residence No. 2l8 william street.
On Friday morning, February ~, aftsr short illness,
WnIfAn Rn nstivs Of parsh Of Kys, Qaesn's county,
kslspd, sssd 80 years.
As frisn.s Of The family are requested to a,tsnd his
sra st two O'Clock this afternoon from his late resi-
dsses, No. 81 North Fourth street, williamsburg.
rhts1 :lphis pspsr please copy :. a.. .,...
Mother No. 81 Third avsnus 6HAuH r. PARNMn q
alsssss Of the heart sgsd Is years.
At Astoria, L. l., on Friday, February n, 6YLvAxuB
xoRRn, IN the rs h year Of his age.
Hs fussr VIII tahs place at two oeock this afternoon
kpu his late residence
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PARIS aDvERTIsEMESTs.

CHIEA OF sEvREs AND OTHERS HAsoURY In
cnScoLATrss' 's xN ns TEA WAREHOUSE. y.ssoN.
BY spDeintnont 70 several sourts. No ~ Rss hehslsu
fashions And s sia.e DE ooUR ALxxAx.
DRInn Rrs a.sMn. Esmo,n.u,n .~n y,.u
LOUIS CHAPEOE. Turnisher Of the Court 10 Sublime
ma MxtH TIs 81 nA.aow AND PoxArUn. ynAN
Ds3E 6.s sisy ssii, ..;I 10. asrprrs.,v. ,,n
nSNfXI Bsrlsvax ana Dlntn No. HonorVl VitH
80 as6aAs ~ ~ Ores q ksgjm se nsasA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26

On Saturday, February as BY the Rev LAthrop,
euB CoIGAS TO SALn eldest daughter Of Charles Col
UAte, AL OF this city
A. Haspeth L /. On "Wednesday. February "a, by the
~. William walsh, SAMUEL T. X. MARSHALL. Of New
York 10 LUCY H. eldest daughter Of Eawsrd Godfrey,
~ Of he form or place.
In Port JEWS N Y, Sunday. February 10, by the
Asv Augustus seward Nc Edgar VIIM conductor on the
New York and Eric Railroad to Miss KATE A. EDeAIL Of
nnshamtop Broome county, NJ
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0xx1A PAT, &C.. 10 UNITED sTATls NAVY aAIIr
~ on aad masass ALI United States Navy saIlon 90
any Nns iron lS6 y 1885, aAl The vitevs and hslxs 81
nah vhe Ssd In sbs seryios sine he lsehARgs "a
BBWARD BI6GDLL AssSX
Ana Qsss) Purssf U. O. n. No 81 Wall stRoeA toes0SaA
asa above Pearl street. NB-Alse ssidise1 besnHy ~
warrants obtained ~ above.
TTNITID BfATls enAnRN AND MARUH V1o
rss Of sueh oaa havs sh.r extra gsy Ifo.pty sosssi
dcains against Tie United bssss tor bounty lssI ssss
snS arresr Of Pa, miesss foists killed n ssres sur
claimants 10 having thsir claims promptly settled upsa
tessonssl. seyns B-He charge In aay untn Ne
MOVING. Aren't VA. ysnss alp.
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EDUCATION.

A YOUNG NAN, WHO HAS BEEN PRACTlJAL
N professor 0ermany switzerland, Ant Franos, and
who abe 70 ssaoh the ancient we'll abe frsuoh and
ne sduessos g some chiars. Of respectable family
nea:rass comparative expected Plsase address .. a.,
Hersk ofhee
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IIOTELS.

AJIw HoTIL-UAPr. HoIDRn0l HAs JUST oPIu.
IN I'd hotel on the European pAn On Shs corner q
Bresdyay and issh s,sst The hsuss q ven asiasssS
asd comfortably aaa come Of then beautfuy srnisheI
They ebtainAA In suts for faniss sisgly re- ni
vduals. Capt. Hodrdss has had sxpcrisnos q naav
PEARS IN We businsss In whioh he has pspua
and sueosss-lJourna Of Commsroe Single rooms frs0
VI % ~ " Per week; suits, fxom IS " 90.
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COAL.

- Ed ASH COAL. sPoHN AND LAWS VEINS, DY rHD
III oarso1hs trade respectfully dvssA thst ths sab
sorbsrs prepared In greatly
ths highly article GOAL from their
Belno Cumbols favorable delivered on
bon. 2. TYLER 90.
rs walnut street, Philadslphia.
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Nxw FORK AND LIvIRPO0L o. \. s1nAMsHU
~ Company, - wall stresA-Msw York, Feb l8Gk
annual eeoeA for directors Of this COMPANY
VII % held - This once Thursday. q March asxt =
T. ynru s.ss.>.vv
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LaaIee Ilsar Drsssans Establsshsen,. $50
ny rave. lsshs my heart ssshsn" II they
0sz Pse i ssass ssis sysrs wSsrs Prineipsi
aARKERs ladies' haiidIs'''s s''ssh'Amsa' 'ao Broad
DR.. Glover,s Truss, Shoulder Brace and
ase sseehiss Institute No u Ann street Nersh. new
ss suias. rase and supporter s.s alec ins,ru
nance for isii's Nrsush the hs vita tsmsis on
No IL Am snsts
DR.. .yssnes McCIinsocixs rectoraI Syrup
rs.s g.sly ,ssss.i, senssy yhiss h.s bee. used With
ss:s ana Al chronic Sssas Of the
AJsss air ss.s.ges End lungs Al such symptoms -
s:sss sshs voice. hectic fever spi.sns Z
.: @ ss ia a. Ssgss', Is s sy h
. rSsSs,sSp sese Sy hs ssisbr.sd Professor
ssss Stsss ,,s somee,ia ~ h Psa-
Srepris,ors ~ Fulton street. % Stair.
Ur BodsN syrup OF Administering Justly
ss1is tor s svs 1t s:1sa.
s y s ~ pablo Tnss a., are ns on
.sIs nsnIsss sasod .iinsn,. for
vi sssss .aps %sfssy nv
aie sn' when
S1 S can 50 readily Fn, DC PRO Wi.
a.:h.on Civil Co s:a s,uGsi:s ys1sss, y.
:a fsss s sssr ana 81 pT so ''
sl,00O.-To Pnysscians ana Medical stu
as.oestion yish Dr. James Hunter late one q
Ne Chest City Road London bave removed 40 New York
md opened an at No. 1852 Broadway for tic exclusive
satnsrA Of diseases Of "a by IL u their
Attention. the month OF April TO
ststlon IN pxSctcAl study and plostion Of ply
the dstecsisn Of diseases Of he lungs and
= the thse diseases by medicioAl
This first introduced into the United Slater
IsP mar. rsdT S,s x.
remedies aepiied directly 70 the diseased Thsy
% impair The appetite or impede digestion They ataok
~ a,ssss = .s seat render Ne xpseo, a.0n easy.
shshed e " sumption, after oavites
formed In the lungs To the pkycian about 10 eatsr
uDen dulles his thc speciality Of diseases
Ne chest nsd his labors ample than
Other within the pale Of the healing artone far
yan,rssys thin General prsetiee less siayish 20 the
knowledge inhalation no ant Of
essd SUFFICIENT TO sssy the phil ahropo heart In
city in the spubo they hope place educated
I'd aso mpshsd phy:icisa practically n:srue:ed n aas
Al he detas Of shs not only with view Of
ding their usefulness also check
ehAt spirit Of speculation and quackery which I've
aoeess has awakened part Of the Uned st tes
For terms and particulars address Drs J. HUNTER
physicians for diseas Of the Ghost No. 62 Broadway
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yXTILLIAM g. EELLoR AucTIoNRrR -cAnIsxT
INSTRUCTION.

A MOTHER E1W CLASS FOR 0ENTLRNEN.-L On
"A G. BROOkES now forming . new olass ~ his
ply Soi broome rees Tor Tuesday evening" ecnmens
oourse Of leesona = -
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VHE UNDERsIGNBD BgGS TO INrORN HIS
fiends And the pub 10 that he has purchased the
tsress Of Coenel 1hemss Danlap In ,he Pewter mug
street. and no hopes By strict attention bust
the we'll earned fame the Oid Invites every
true democrat regardless Of bis present swpe
In old hsbioned veleome and forget for whs
joy.u bowl, the asperes Of sectional warfare Toe
ssfstgned having taken abe Pewter" for years.
and rslir quishsd all other BUSH IL determined that no
tie public. WIN. n BLOWN.
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fyonnunIcATED.-TnE BAN rRANcIsco-wAss an
- handled 10 sesmsnliie manner The inpalsss Of
cart are frequently 20 be trusted than u. cal
caons OF cool bead aud the imoolses Ok tae
sses. An r'sAn heart Congress inelsdeS prom p'aE
2ntsneo outpourrg Of full actno wiedGment 70 Al
whs aided IN he eon-o q shs San Frsneso, 40
pregrstsng before the eour, inquiry upon Col ties W
as TO the sll d lsyed in the msasssnent Of
the steamer are ely sxbttuss cool and spsssor ate
vie and lnowdge Of AL to ciren % OF
the disaster dess IL not blind. APPRECIATION aud
Tho several CIVIL military. and saval ofhssrs on
loudly and sidely psssei and
COMP nted; and. amdst national re5oang ~ TIE
escape what seemed certain destrus
ton have hardly thought CT tho details Of ths transs
ton These m portast and invite shoso
the naval merchant setms1 VT ose
knowledge enttle tasir opini TO respec
their and frank expedition They may have imp
the eouatrucSon And equipment Of
ocean and 10 will eerssiny enable ths seamsn
tho TO Judge whsher tha y
IL 10 important 40 know, wien gals
the brought head 70 wind In order
to The easy action Of her gins not Why
shs done when the gale on was any
attempt made 10 heAve her head to Wind with drag
otherwise and IL not why this trivdg
third how elapsed ths pgne
servceable before storm sail pus tho vesse
Fourth why scuddng before the gale
ference TO heavng to- head to wind
the gnesf Fifth, did the ooer OF the
or advise tho by the
does he share in the praise blame thereby
tne fAc9 CIVILIAN.
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MASONIC NOTICE THE M1MBERS OF zIRUBBA-
M bel Chapter, No l Of r. A. II, will hold meeting
fr na.iis.en a. their rooms No ms avenue neAr
seven o'clock The ofesrs and members Of Metropolitan
Chapter No 0 together visi Al other T. A. In good
standing. are respectfully invited 70 attend.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26

DosT OFFICE BOX, 1000. FOR SALE. -rHE PRESENT
ssss ell receive ofs for The directed above
sae Ais psoe snssed Ne hiskWt BID WI b ssesrtsl
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Nnw YORK AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP CON-
& e ss a. animal election Of ..
cay 7th March, between the hours Of II and Pm
FREDK. W. PLEAaANTe Secretary.
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T0 LET on LBAsk-PossnssIo FIRST nAY NExr.
NE ssorshsuss sst yhsrio n:,t 70 the corner os Tui
oAaAis buelns9 Aprly W @. furman. Jss, lU Liberty
e9seA uew York
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THE SELECT COMMITTEE ON THE SUBJECT OF
separating ths fre Department from the Common Coun
OIL ana allowing the nrcmen W manage tneir Affairs
Will meet In she Of the Board OF Aldermen Mon
day evenir Fob. u 1884, at o'clock expression the
sentiments Of tae ooers members and exempt bers
the rev FORK Fire DepArtn in elron carrying
object into effect most respectfully solicited BY the
mittee Alderman HENRY Il. HOWARD. Chairman &c.
loot Committee ON the above subject,
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DELHAMS TIOK1TS.-PIRSONS HOLDING PER-
hams tois.s ran send them on and receive their
dcrs correctly. ~ shilling eAoh by leaving them
Campbes STORE, the Catholic Church, Astoria a.
smith, Of seventh Streets
Williamsburg: Mr. Thos SAunders boot store Is NASSAU
street New York; and the subscrbsr Is james street,
BIoohlyn BERAA RID J. CALVE At.
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Hoysn SALE OF ersyEEL ,TyRsITysl-oN NON.

DEAL ESTATE IN JERSEY CITY.-DAvID SCOTT,
III Auotioneer will sel NJ public suction Monday Hk
nst Az O'clock r. NJ the she valuable house
snd lot No 81 Nova frat location
.o the ysoan. l0s sejoflng sh property Nay b con:i
three blocks from the Tho sroas business
fare. Terme day II Gale a.
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WILLIAMSBURG AUCTION NoTIUE--JOSEPH w.
w BAvkN suctioneer, will sell Tuesday. February
~ ~ l0x ooooh splendid fuxnture s.
she house In Fifth street. orth Sixth street
Eahosany hair s.s SOFA 90 sir DO rocisrs; marble Top
csrpsts; work tables Looking gsea kischsn furniture
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PUBLICATIONS.


ssesr would 4. ..i saS %
1 :s e
articles ofsyery Re also Keeps hand good
for shs pisss 1s Ss Bi::sR.sP :.s Oh
EATBEnATIcAL ACADEMY NO. M BROADWAY
M PsolEss0I nsHlkkY,s sxpsreaoe ~ sduossor in
enable: % pass WIN S i
orser period Of time Than thcss teaoi who
sosi.ts. 4 ssSish .snn.r aI6asss sosii..pias and
nd S .a:S n 4s:
which he bear. from scholars q Tay bus
their rapid enhancement = their oour,s eonfsss
bilious Of sx,endmx tber courses may It any sns have
s.Ss b Mr. Or ~ his
NEW BOOK AND PUBLISHING HOUSE IN NEW
ass ol say Yea ss
s's q sn. I "a FI s;sy
.; win hs:p . tSi :uSpy Ph
Siier5 Alden BesIdssy Co. sssIy on h.ns s.d
Tor ss . M rsi sss y ssss rs
'''''''' Directly over E.apsrs sst.nsn , Ess.
TIMED STATES JOURNAL OFFICE, FEBRUARY
A!sss as e
~ NEE saa Hs sssas .'''A
REWAnDs.
nSO RIwARD LOST, IN A FOURTH AvENUI AND
pOO BROADWAY ssaae on Friday morning, ths 10Th nss,
..sh. ;nsp .a Like about Az. .sss. d.nss,
their rssa;n No W BrosAvay, or rsauisss more.
plO street, Williamsburs ga inssant double bssk 81
s s.s s ;:s ssl'' ss.s. No. ss
Wsnssurs sef D. Grsas No Dsy street. Ss.Ycrs
H5 nswARD.-A ynIrE ooaNsLlAH SEAL aINa
street ssish 7hs nader viii receive above
r.: ss e: a:as ssss lumber yard
tx RswARD.-s1RAYED FROM rHE SUBSCRIBERS
I'm si La . siss s. dos si,S
.s.: SON. Sc ses 81 bs sss,: sA'
q < RKwARD.-LosT, ON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY "a
SCn Broome Hudson Streets or In one Of Kipp Bro WIS
heavy sold Amcllsd hinged brsoset The
reward will b, gives for i've D. Caytsas
OF RxwAKD-L0sT, ON rHURsDAY, the nrH
avenue Bulls Head stage, 70 Grsnd and the
Bswery geld linked braoelss vi ANAL chain attached
40 H. broksa The Under wall receive reward BY
leaving 10 at No, IN Esn Foutsesath street.
al REWARD -LEYr. IN ONE or THE cArHErlNl
ID street line Of okds sih frooh IN Friday
evening at o'clock The above rwd viii DO paid by
II sat Gf Wascr street
--------------------------
EDUCATION.
A YOUNG NAN, WHO HAS BEEN PRACTICAL
IA professor 0crmany, SwtserIand, Ant FrAnos, and
who abe 70 ssaoh NE ancient - we'll - the freaeh and
the education Of children respectable family
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DR.. s;lover's Truss, Shoulder Brace and
uaso sscos log Institute No. ~ ssrestNorshs new
81 suldsr raee and sappsrsr; ins,ru
eancc for isiiss tfrugh the ha Win wa on
tAsu strsnsss net!ce particularly tho nsusDr clover
Ma n A strrtt
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EREAT WAR In EUR0P1-R. b. wATnoUGH. sos
" street, would inform ais friends and
that continues receive by every
containing the latest from the london
and Paris fashions Lsndoa Ladies' Nswspsper oen aiming
patterns for croehss and vsrsted taonsry fancy
articles Of every He also keeps good
Of English and French pictures oil tiuss
music for The piano. 10. 16 Blsseksr street.
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NoTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
Colombian Engine Go: No. IA for the sntertaiansst
Of Gant Engine Co. Of Baltimore, during their
visit 70 this city will them for Immediate pAym
to JAS A. r. HOPKINS, Treasurer, IS Barclay street.
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00uE6e Io6eOh6-
RO0KKEIPIN0.-rO TEE BUSINESS WORLD CON.
Pss .nd rudser A.. rot more necessary ~ shaa
ehants clerk, the mercantile oN 10
every business man 30 believing, 0OLDSMITH No 50
Broadway has organized his esssblshment special
reference thsrouEa tuition in the.e branches PsPs
oeivs the lessons In elegant quiet parors sys
m Of instruction alhoush rapid 10 Shoroughy sni.
nently practical Gall TOR CIRCULARS
EREHCH LANGUAGE-PRoF D. LAoRoIx, NO no
Broadway continues TO receive pupils Shorourh
nstru ton In the Prem Language I'm parting 70 them s
ability 70 speak with fuency and Apply BE-
for o 10 o'cleck, A n and after +. n.
DROFEBeIONAL CARD MRS EDWARD LODRR or
i Royal Academy OF Music, Professor Of Italian anA
lnash singing 10. No. 10 Carroll place. Blssoksr ssrsss
:uosessful practice in Now York n:ures rapid
dsvslopement Of the voice purity style and brsnoy Of
execuoa Tor terms apply personally or b. iettsr st
No. 10 Carroll place Can be hour Of Is
and o'clock.
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CHkRIFF's BALE OF HoRSRs AND CARTs-D D.
~ NASH, aactopcsr VIII cell by virtue an execution
10 front Of The saes NO. $40 Broadway Saturday,
March O'Clock three horses suitable for any
lind OF work ur carts sud four The
property will be AZ ii O'Clock on the
oAv Of 49, = ~
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THE BALL SEASON.

E,ANCY DRIsS, CIVIC AND MILITARY BALKAN.
nuai ball Of the Actors Order Of friendship Excelsior
Lode (Shakspeare) No. l. will take place Monday n
Ing Fob "a, 1854 ~ brookes Asssmbly Rooms S0 Broome
street. Floor MANAGER. Mons. Frederick Tickets, 81.
GRAND CARNIVAL BALL-THk Members OF rue
" Burton Dramatic Association beg leave 70 isform thsr
fancy dress syi' and milf, ball ~ shs Apollo
gentleman and ladies' 81 be Of r. seymour
Costuner $50 walker street At the evening
the OCCASION n B-P0sisivsly no clown Moss Negro
characters admitted. 81 order
LSor BsNoIr, Secretary.