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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-04

piece worthy OF acceptance few year ago such mode
Of presenting SsGtspee would hsve made the town rng
but the public has ceased 10 be surprised at anything aud
10 take wbaever spendors that pr seuted 10 IN m
,rtistc way with greater cooness aud less criticism than
any European nation would credit
Mr Burton's very full advertisement relieves from
naming much in the wsy Of giving and deals
Sufficient SOY that ali the principals well posted up
in their psts-and among the ehi.f Mr Barton himself
Bottom wemay also instance Master Pa sloe as R'5lH
GoodfRor az very clever acting The chief scenery.
ward in the Palace of Thessus the wood by
light T.,nas Bower. PoT; and grand Hal may be
specially noticed for freshness and brliancy
The performance Of Pyrauus end Tie 10 the presence
of the Court Of the most liable thing have
pc for long me Mr. Burton sfter killing mself AMI
rolling of the platform ana ten gathering himself on
again. was emnently Burtouan His power over the
muscles Of the head in the transformation
vulsed the auditory.
The celebrated music OF Mendessohn was given -n'i'e
and We may specially note the horn payer for the elegance
with which he rendered tn sylvan delnes;on' of The
poser The Overture which prefer to any ,ubellent
works Of the hand may be cited noble peoe Of
dramatic painting expressing in idea and orchesration
what is Deectd The mock death Of Pyrinus as rendered
BY the music is a most fecous hit TIE wedding march
needs-es indeed all the resources in the or
chestra than it is possible to command in small thaa'er
Blu. the value of dramatic music, ordinarily given nde
perdeDy Of the action forth with additional clear
ness when We see it connected with the action Ths
grotesque the sylvan the grandoe may be sasy OWNED
when 20 interlinked with scenes and characters.
IL would be ungrateul on the part Of the public not %
support such rendering sf Shakspere Mr. Burton has
given u.s. foiihful in text excellent in cast brilliant in
mounting and conscientious throughout Illustrated too
with consonant music.
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ROBBERY AND ASSAULT

On Thursday night disturbance to'k place at the lager
beer cellar Of Lou Sraic 10 Ceurr, neEr Grand ST. DO
tween S'rniie his wife snd named John VALIANT
yEer alleged. Sraiie s;ruck valiant several times
upon The h,ld with the but NJ pistol nhctng severe
injuries HIS wife also struck him several times with
club lie finally seaPed from the cellar and appeared be-
fore Justice Wood HON he mldo conplint alleging
that beside teng beaten he robbed while in the cellar
Of wallet containing col Officer Conway and others Of
the Fourteenth Ward Police dispatched TO arrest the
accused and they taken before the Magistrate and
committed for examination About $40 found on the
person of Srae part Of which is claimed by Valiant as
his money.
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THE LATE ACCIDENT on THE ERIE RAIL
ROAD.

Coroner Gamble yesterday held an inquest at the New
York Hospital upon the body Of james BALDWIN whose
death was announced in oui edition OF yesterday ash'
ing been occasoned by injuries received on the 2Oth u
on the New York and Erie Railroad, near Paterson No
per,op acquainted with the circumstances present al
the inquiston and the only evidence taken was that OF
DR. Derby who stated that when deceased was admitted
to the Hospital be said that his injuries were the result oil
collision betwee two trains Of the Erie Railroad
but gave no further particulars The Jury rendered the
following verdict That deceased came to his death BY
injuries the spine. received the Erie Railroad about
",he Goth of January 1854 The deceased was native
Of ireland and about % years of age He was laborer
on the road
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parts Of the country especially California Oni Florida
I,ppesert End Kcntu'iy

parts oi TIE corhuy' ttpcc'sl! Sauorhh am fDUda
Tennessee end Kcntuly
letter was present from the Bahama Islands, asking
a donation OF Sp.nah Bibles from Rev Mr. II ILL.,
missionary among the Ohwa Indians in regard t. q
version 81 tho Teeiamert - the Obwa language from
Rev u u. Shliman going cs missionary 90 Palestine
AZ ing donation of Bibles two from Greece ia regard
to cir ulnon OF Scriptures in that c0uatry. stating that
tho Bible introduced uto tn public schools uuer toe
sanction of tho Government and requesting the printing
of II 600 copies Of the Nov rostln3n. a. Athens.
most interesting and gratifying report OF the Build
ing Committee presented. stating the completion o.
their arduous and responsible labOrs in the erection
of the new Bible House. and showing that the pecunary
niYsrs are in very satisfactory condition. Tns
report was adopted and the Committee dis
CHARGED when the Board united in presenting
Thanksgiving and prayer to him by whose kiai
providence Il important undertaking has been 50 happily
completed At the close of the religious exercises the
Bibles voted 10 the members Of the Committee by To; -
octy as testimonial of the value Of their services were
presented TO which added to the General :ent
who has shared in the labors and responsibilities OF the
Building Committee.
Grants of books made 10 the Baptist PnoIchhoh
Charleston C.: to the Seventh Day Baptist Missionary
Soci,y 10 the New York Episcopal Missionary Tor sea
men 10 the Presbyterian Board OF Missions S2anlsn
Bibles for the Bahama Islands; Spanish Bibles Tor haan
zas with many Others Of smaller amount 1900.
In view of the increasing demand ABROAD over SOO1D
were appropriated for publishing Scriptures Ia various
FOREIGN countries
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CASE OF ALDERMAN STURTEVANT.

The point raised on behalf Of AID StuFeyant on RI
dav by Mr. Cowles, mis- counsel but denied by Mr. Hilton
ON e other aide was III the certiorar allowed operated
as stay of proceedings and that AID should have been
continued in the temporary custody OF Deputy Sheriff Vuee
pending the hearing of the cerOra or appeal before the
general term Judge Cerke held that the eerorar dd
not operate as a stay of proceedings and AID was re-
anded to the custody Of the Sheriff under the commit
eut of Goth inst to be returned TO Eldrdge st prison
The fifteen d. frsn The 2Oth inst viii expire on Sat
urdaN
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AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.

The regular meeting Of the Board Of Managers was held
The ID inst. at the Bible House Aston place at r NJ
lie hon Luha Bradish presided, ssssted by Hon A. d
hsercuck. wm b Crosby, b. l. Swan aud Francis Hal,
Eqs
seven new huIiliaries were recognized two in Texas
tsh
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EyAMLNA TON or MURPHY. THE ALLEGED
MURDERER

Areh'beld Murphy the alleged murderer of George W
Flds by sabbng yesterday afternoon examined be
fore Coroner Hilton lie stated that he was born in Oswe
CO. and % years Of age In relation to the charge
against him he s..d / did no: know any such man as
Geo " Fields alias Williams This is all have TO say
He was then co.ned prison to await the action OF the
GrGnd Jury
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ADVERTISEMENT
ne Of the most talented
DocToR NicCLNTOCK.--Ol

DOCToR AfCCLINToCK--On of the most talented
and experienced country and o. the most sue
sf In his large private practice b Or James NClstoek OF
pbsdeiph lie the profession pefhsps the very
hshe sn oty the branch ola ca science ana
w lecturer practice OF medicine has been epestedy
pronounced h snpeIo any one y's h
scou aired, aud his practical ap2csuono
them both IN hs knOedgeto Others sud 10 minis
relief Of has made him excessively popular
ecver rhess facts amply suihent 10 ekcts
in departing from established uio Ia cans
Advertisement Ia an9ther cdun
me c McCntock has recently ressned h
IN Pba1 Medical College Institution of when no wn
the the of devong a tune TO the pa' 70
valuable family medcnes the result OF mis-
particular tucy and att for many yss Ih' %
, h,ed with sfson IS an effort In the Tsh qntet %
DO evil Of Qucksr, 10 the extensive pf'.eue OF
rtbc generally Of We behave this % be the h nns ne
hvel Of medicine without the fee preliminary" for al
wee rlyscsn Of ordinary rank could not attempt h without
b,,oug obnoxious brsthon Bat DE- Mccni,oRs long
sefhed fame on those who do not knO" nm
from Of his honorable n les mik,s nnissii
ana on the oir o. ability and the th1roush mosey OF ms
difficult att may therefgTe. reasonably ho tho tne h
medical and the AID 70 nature" firnned
b sk aid t can be brought tps'ter arc
10 In books colleges and Tho sces o. excu
ss ONLY reached BY favored few but
scattered human suering SIS and where hs
oors obscure participate In thom FrOa long
article n tho PHILADELPHIA sun the following;
NcCItnck jss the person whose e1peI-nce ani fePn
tor vii best complete confidence ia the pablo MAD which
will eive medicines from ell suspicion Of p-m ana carry
tL m mao eyerv bouso a. blessing New-York Mirror
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LECTURES, MEETINGS, ADJUSTMENTS; sc

LECTURES MEETINGS, ANU SEMENTs &c 800
SATURDAY Feb.4 is4
YoUyc MFrs HARD SHE'LL CLus-Stuyvessat Institute H.
NsU,wFR NIGHTS DEEM aud PEfty Bus aess"BlrOns T.
Low CHAsE, b" Love and Murder. So -WsLscbs p NJ
C.TazscT OF THE Domestic Economy Broadway
frsclt To,rs CssIS N. and 3P Il Nstfos Thealer.
rNcLE ToMs CIHS a. the Bowery Theatre, P
Ton TUNA Plays day ard evening Bsrnpts Irsum
Gro CHRIsTY WOODS MISsrcELs- h lpil1Ei ~ 5foaiw.y
PucyEY's OPFRa Ethiopian nelusatons59 BEay II
GgW.yoEE AxFHIrHE sTER-Eqiss ~ RovrrY.
SIC BLrTz IEYIRLooCsH &c Styyessnt Institute o'5 DAD
3so,pw,y Mgs.crsIE-A nirnsls37 BwsE IL " o 10 ~
fNnUsrRN ALI NiTtoSs Crystal Palace A. VI 20 dusk
CHRisTfAS Arts Brca de- ana eve
5srvspDs EGYpT .SD' Holy LAND -l6 bsoaf~sN 7, T NJ
PERHAgs NILE MiRRcs 81 BroadwAs sn7 4 ' "
ROMAN GALLEY or ANCIENT MoDERS ARr>tuyyt Institute
JosIs PAsToscoTE CALCRNA-uope Chapel day aud sye
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TIE Hutchinson Family passed through this City yes
,erdey their way so7;hward They viii sing for SIX
eight da.s in NewJerey. aud appear in Philadelphia On
the 18th mt.
sySp,r SCHsors The Secretary Of the New YORK. Sun
day School Teachers Assoc son VIM GLAND Bourne will
sp,ak the present. demands Of the Suodsy school caaa
at the Reformed Dutch Church. the Rev Mr. CosnsllsJ
corner Of Avenue snd Fifshs., to MORROW (sanisy)
evening Exercises viii commence al o'clock
Run OyER Y a RAIL CAR-James Taylor, a youns
man. who partially intoxicated Thursisy evening.
in humping from the front platform OF OF the Sixth
cars near the corner Of yarck and Broome ss held to
the handle Of the car too long in Consequence Of which no
.pped and fell before the wheel which passed his e
LEG crushing and muslatDg it in terrible minner.
Officers DunSam Bora1je and ohers Of the Egh'h Ward
Police conveyed ,ae unfortunate man to the NeWfork
Uo,pi,al where Dr. Back. assisted by Drs. Derby aud
Acuew sputa,ed the fractured lnb-;ha, course on con
suhaton being deemed necessary to save his life Mr.
Tsyr resides at No ess sixth av No blame appears 70
be attached 10 the driver conductor OF tho car Had thu
POOR man not been excited by strong drink the accident
might lot have occurred.
REPoRr 81 NORTH WESTERN DisPEssARr. Tho whole
rubr q patients treated NohwestsTn pspeesAry No
81 Elh-ay ea1s ibs Month Of J,nIsis "a "a s.
GSnHgy n: ihsr ecsn,iis. 2S3 Number Of Ms asI
Fersbs ST. Resrt-cursd ava relieved ass v-esast.i g;
Hsrif.l g. died IS remaining nader y ei Whole
prescription in The Aposscar, departs vas
itf. KreAfest number day 7J average per cay -
CHARGE OF EMBgzzLENTNT.-L L Mason ayoung
man yesterday arrested charged with having since
July last embe zzsd money and goods TO largo amount
from the store of his employer Mr. Geo. w. lockwood
in Broadway lie taken before Justice Osborne and
committed to prison for examination.
AGGRAVATED AssAULr.-A German nsmod Charles
piman was Yesterday arrested by Officers Rue and
Cant bell of the Lower Police Court charged with tho
commission OF ar unnatural and henous assault upon the
person of William Mullersham. Of No. IS Chatham st.
The accused was taken before Justice Bosar and locked
up TO ait examination.
Turrr OF FowLs-A young orman arrested an
Thursday night with sixteen chickens and two in his
pcssessi6n he having stolen them from farm yard on
Iorc Island The accused who has been arrested before
for larceny was locked up by Justice Weed TO await
animation The owner of the fowls will find them at tho
Essex Market Police Court.
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WILLLAMSBU RGK ITEMS.

The Reformed Dutch Church Of -.
-, ii bs r. ed % raonow Or divine wofshp
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from The Now tOrk IImfs, jan ~ W
DIR DODs ; SYRUP OF ALUMNIA-TO those who SUI
fer nom distressing complaints Of he longs during ths peculiarly
esou W would nscien0usy recommend tue Gse oil
M ncds syrup OF Aumus which Is fast gaining great name
fol it, srd al the diseases Of che throat and
(flce No Ii Fnlton 81
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fAdvertisementI
LNn ONy NIGHT M

OF large numbers having Obliged TO leave the do,s Of
dung the last representation of these masa ns
nnabe Mr. Bsny.rd 81 request stI
oren the Holy LAND for night more TOMORROW EVEN
ING Sunday az u Oelocs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-04

METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER,
From o. rd'iosI By Standard TeTr1os'ers 81 No cAa7bf
C. RoSgErrI.
1854. sAM I'm or VI
February 3................... Isl 20 "a
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GAS GAS - GAS! A large number Of now pat
tstu Fixtures will be found az tbs
ung Depot of Archer Warner Co. NO 1o Broad
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Advertisement
49,. -. 90. n.

The green horns cse down like the wolf on the fold.
To the lard that said 10 be emins with gold
Aud essm ofth4r wash pans Ike comets or stars,
Flashed hTght guehes. our cahons and bars .
Tbey Of them, vie enough 10 leave tetr
rori The pictures takes by Root
30 Broadway who bs been wNded the great Crystal Palace
tho best dsguereotpes Call before yon SAL tor Sss
francisco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-04

"UNCIE TONS CABIN.'-1he great and the only
Of this work be witnessed the National
be ater this afternoon o'clock ard this evening O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-04

Ergsb seaman srd Shorter Is Irsh lsbO7rr Bo,h are
under % years Of age
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-04

Yesterday bitterly cold and all The more disagreeibe
for the remembrance of the warm d,y preceding. The
ground last night vas hard frozen and the air felt snowy
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fAdvertisement.l

A visit to TIE Roman Gallery OF Ancient Original
Pa g. by celebrated Masters tho only Of Its ksd In this
fail satisfy and force to retorn again every ver
especially will look each picture not euso bus stteu-
the teautrs OF works OF art and
ate then Stuyyesant Institute, No CSC Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-04
BROOKLYN Friday. Feb. ,. 1854

To ST. do soemoy DECLARE IA the Pssen
Won have introduced public meetings Wild Maggie" is tbs
Of lie record journal which had in your hands
e ng story aud tha made tbs record OF hers aud May
cses as transpred the Five Points with wnic1
having been coey ccnoecton with the sunday
School IN for several years And declare that you hsse
truth imposed upon the public charged by oian
do D. McClain in The TRIBUNE OF Yesterday
THOS ;. EELLS, No 3 Hicksst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-04

TIE Hutchinson Family passed through this City yes
,erdsy their way Soa;hwari They vii sing for SIX
eight da!sin NewJerey. aud appear in Philadelphia on
the 18th MT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-04

pr1ry SwtypIIsG-We hear frequent complaints Of the
drivers of the Amty and Blocker st omnbuses Tor re
using to furnish transfer tckes to passengers by the
Grand 4 ne according TO the arrangement OF the pfops
tors Yesterday morning gentleman VINO mas o'.sn SUI
,ea to this pety fraud being refused his ticket as
s Inv the driver demanded back hi, fare The only sat
,f,c,ou he could obtain was insult from the sgrly
bp who in the midst Of the parey whipped up hS horses
and ve on The gentleman cody took out his knife cut
III ,r,n ~ the omnibus and made biz exit leaving The
,opshed driver "a a state Of admired perpl.xty at ms
sudden assertion Of reserved rights Gentlemen proPIe
trs il time for you put stop to this petty swndns
and brutal nsolence on the part Of your drivers
Tur FREE AcADEMr-The ssmi Annual examination o.
No .,rden,, Of the Free Academy will commence on Mon
asy morning next at O'Clock A. N by Class A. IN Gf'e@'
I'D, n, Owen Professor Barton in English Language
and Iitreture and Prof Nichols in Natural Phosopny
Uours Of exarnir ali from NJ to IL NJ anu ron %
p NJ, every day until the 18TH.
Mss,r, Wells s. Provost OF this CHy' nave pa'shlea
process for preserving peaches IN he naufa' se " "a
a, from the esnisters in which they packed
IT., ,eserved they have tie flavor as well az the appear
o 81 reaches fresh gathered Being peeled CHARTERED
.na iced from their pits they fit for as the
cans are opened in which they 1epacked.
ruv F,ssr WARD FrRE-4orc MateriL I'D Needed
On the Fins; Ward Police re yesterday morning To Chief
Nssen Lieut. Snodgrass says I'VE @gain coll the aiien
top of the humane to the condition Of the poor families ren
dred homeless and without any to procure shelter
they having lost their all the late fire in Pears Their
condition is truly amentable, some Of them sti hVing IN
he ruins ofthe burned premises not having means 70 pro
cure more comfortable quarters Clothing coal or other
necesares cent to Lieut. snodgrass fof the rehe OF these
poor fsnes VIII be distributed rs their severa wants de
/ nGrd
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Frid.y, FEB. 5, 1854

SoLox RoBrYsos Sir: tho a. 1850 lain ed
with he .r sometimes called Wild Msege" whose M,r
eset RYAN the individual placed by Mr. Pease te
door of the that be to tbs
HoEse Refuge She be rudene and xceaons had
become 50 render II needfu remove hr
10 ,ucb race This girl the who sings With MI
p,ns scboo chi their and known Margaret
aud ho Is now modest well behaved az 'ctiOnate
nirl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-04

VINO YoUNc MEss GENERAL CosnlrTEI-lhs' on
u,,es met last evening at the Broadway House 'aas
J.srs H. wrIsH presiding and II. c. Miles acting %
cr,tary The organization OF the Committee was $50 uo.
e,.d by the election of Joseph C. Pnckney Of the seven
III Ward AZ one of the Vice Chsrmen, in pace Oh
- Dewey Of the Thirteenth Ward the late incunDsn
was ee,,d a, the last meeting but declined 'er'
sr,,tsr ,esr. AZ aerc Wa no choice ei the J@luA!
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CHARGE o. EMBgZzLEXFSr.-L0-anT. Mason, ayoang
man las yesterday arrested. charged with having since
July last ombe zzlsd money and goods to largo amount
from the store of his employer, Mr.. Geo. w lockwood
in Broadway lie taken before Justice Osborne and
committed 10 prison for examination
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-03
M ii FEF1NO &. son. 4
ia fbe Affiliated,


TAR lAeEPlI, the Celebrated Indian Doctor, has ar
H rived ll town, and can be consulted at No. lis
Main Street, Worcester, Mass. ~ ss.' 3s IN
The Doctor cures Sick He9dache Nervous Diseases,
Rheainafsm Gont, Dropay, Fits Epilepsy, Piles, Cam
ker In is most malignant form, Constitutional atec-
tions Cholic BILIOUS, Flaulent and ainters Debility
partly deeayed Bones, Gravel Caiarrh Diseases Of
Children, il AamatiOn of the Bronchial Tubes, of the
Liver and Spleen Chronic Diarfks D1sehtery and al
most an diseases of the Blood,
Also, e diseases incident to Females. such as weak
ness and Al the Ny medicine will restore theln
ngaln to full xgpf snd usefulness, s, ss .,;s n
Come tome and pc faithlsss. I'll cure thar lame
and almost broken back, aud hotched lace, that Spit
ting up Of ne food likewise That Fiatnla In Ano
Psrin@uM or Laclr3inalis, and The worst cases Of
Clumsy afe cured BY my Vegetable Medicines in very
The Vegetable remedies which the God Of Nature
has spread out with such richness and profuson over
every hill field and forest have ST last come to the
rescue, mi tpnspmptlves may Live and not piel \.
The Doctor aspjustIy ceIetra,ed and distinguished
for the hundreds Of w0uieffu cures he has n9de and
FOR his soana and philosophical views upopa diseases
which carries terror with it whefevert appears, which
has brought multitude Of ilsupon fra humanity, and
whose Consequences are often felt by the innocent as
weas the guilty. use no Mercury in thecure or this
disease, and have never failed IN much
DrJ latter great labor and expense, has succeeded in
nventins and perfectng medicine whies Is wonderfully
effective In producing saHtary change and rest0fatOn
from the long list Of diseases above mentioned TO wig
orous health These medicines have been tried, with
the happlest result, by thousands manyo the
have been rpre than ten years Etandihg, by taking
them in hand and by simple treatment with his medi-
cine. has wrought perfect cure. He does mot leave
thege important facts dDon his own assertion; he ap
peps 70 the snpnnrons scenineates which gratitude
~uue Hts put In his possession.
try the Doctors great and potent remedies for
ana ~ that they viii yet cause millions 70 rejoice
MseS.pss ali directions, carefully pached and
~ kss IS 81 place IN the United lStstss
4 - s eSps sg 3. h sEf n
A-4< e*ff~s. Nhcl12 Main
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The First Inquiry ]" Echo Answers
Where en- -.v 80

1t was morn, bright December morn, as a youth
stood gazing for along time on the beautiful display
az art before him. His first, aud natural INQUIRY 10,
himself w6s, Is this hen,n said the youth, is this
The place where the lights AMI shadows are pictured TO
life, polished silver plates and, BY the artists Skill
glded with pare gold Echo answers His even so.
Then light the torch, he said, hel in Excelsiots
hand guide both Youthand Age, where the Sunshine
art Is studied ii the highest degree. will knew ibis.
the youth declares. He ascends, step by step, till he
first bow before the Artists chair takes sitting;
he the result how wonderfully and how tae;-rr
The Youth is satisfied returning 10 bis friends, he
shows his prfze-he informs hem with one hasiy
breath, the place Of places, where can GET the
Types of Life. Rememner he says, at Union Block
DaguefreanlGalleryS 1917 Street, Over Ed. Ghd
dard's store. na,f ssli deel6is sssss diff 2