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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-18
TheatreA and Exhibitions

BowERy THEATRE Uncle Tom Ca BIN which was pro.
evening. T. D. Rice Johnston, Miss Dawes, Miss wood
ward, a. Others, appear 10 thu princi pal parts.
BROADWAY THKArRE-The .Cstarsc. of the Gaagean
ooniir ues 10 be one OF the city ons The rush to IL
is - great Is In the hrst week 81 its performance 1t
TO DO played again this evesins with the piece Of
Domestic Esonomy"
BUTTONS THEATRE The present popular pieces At Bur-
ties Three Of the fAvoritss" for Wife,
10. Miss Robertson,) "hssks sad FAoes," flor Miss
Guartisns" flor Ne Burton Mss Robertson. and Me-.
fIacice, )-sre announced for this evening
NATIONAL InnrsK-rhs drama founded upon "Unelo
Toms CABIN is announced 70, tbis afternoon and this
evening. Little CordeA Howard, Mr. Prior, Mrs.. Prior,
Aad others, in the principal parts,
WAILAcK's THEATRB.-Tns B. ,helor Of Arts which
has made quite hits.t this house Is announced for
repetition this evening The farce OF "a Pretty Piece
Of Business" also to be given, with other attractive
entert ainments.
Tom IHrxB 10 to appear At Brnum's Museum this After.
and eveoing and enact " Hop n Ny Thu ubo In q
play written for him BY Albert sts other interesting
entertainment will be added,
TIE BIC ELEPHANT at the Broadway Nenagtrie still re-
ceiss his Juvenile friends with 81. that coplaisAn for
which he besome Celebrated DesbAch continued
to tame the tigess and the exhibition very well at
tended.
CuRlsr's MNsnns A glorious programme Is An.
nounced for this evening Chris US including the
cong Ellen Bayne" and other taseritss The number 10
Az Broad say.
TIE wooD MrysrRns, No 44a Broadway, give c-ncsrt
this ming and include In tie programme singing and
dancing in great varsity as we'll as the last new bur-
lesqus, "virginia Cupids"
TIE BuoKLEY's No. $40 Broadway are doing Hns bust
with their ballads dances solos and
oelentJ carried out.
BIIz win give two performances to-day at suyvssant
Institute afternoon and evening All his friends and Aa-
MIXERS are invited to be on hand early.
PIRaAMs srvKS MILE MIRROR remains on exhibition at
Acaeemy BALL. Ne 63 ioadway. 1t is said to be .
truthful representation OF Cansdian scenery.
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Standing Committees or the Board OF Coun-


cilmen.
Some little omssions 40 having occurred In the list
yesterday, 1t IL repeated, viz
Almshouse DepdytnsNpt- Nessrs Holder, RAYMOND Bel
din Slevin Schenck
Arts and Scienc@-hessrs. See, Earle Monaghan. Craw
ford Kerrgsn.
Cleaning sr,as-Aessn. Read, Mcintyre, North, Lam
Croton 1qusduc-Lsssrs. Hodstinson, Cooover, Acln
tyre, Brush CraW ford
Ld~ Department. Msssrs Matter, Foster, Bedford, ses
Ka;ka,-Nsssr. Clifton, Cooper, Read, Wainwright,
Yourg.
Ordinanos- N.ssrs Kennedy, Hodgkins.n, Bsakley,
Frye. Roe. -
Pohoe-hessrs. Jackson, Baxter, Frye, Lambrecht,
Cooper.
Public Heasn-kemrs. Conovsr, Young, slsviD, Kim.
bark, Forbes.
Public Buldings on Blaokceus Island Ra,daus A,and,
dsd Beecse Eabbshment -Msssrs. Beakley see Elliot
Brush, Roe.
Railroads hsssrs. Kimbari, Wild, BsakIsy, Young
North.
Repairs o~d suppl<s-Mssrs. W. H. smith, Mol;sr
ReAo, Healy, Sammis.
jeremiah.
Asses,mens-hsssrs. Bsdsn, jeremiah, ruttls Curry,
Varisn. '
Ear,s-Messrs Curry, Forbes, Foster, s..iy, olssry
ftndnce-Aessrs Vsrmiys Pinckney, smith, Kennedy,
Nr. D,rar.ment-MssGs Raymond. Holder, Schuyler,
Vsran, Wainwright.
lamps and Gas-Msssrs. Pinoknsy, Earle, H. Smith,
Lands and Plaos-Nessrs. varisn, Mathsr, Hus.so,
Conover, Dopohoe
Saayia and oes-Nssr' North, Hoo skinson, Hustled,
St,oers- Messrs. Foster, Baxter, Clifton, Farrsn, CAT
Stre.-Mesns. Frye, futile, Wild, Purdy, NcClavs
Hhdr1ss Pes aad Slips-Aessrs. II. Smith, jackson,
Schuyler, Phillips Gray.
JOINT C0mmiaa on Acoouna-Messrs. Forbes, HsaIy,
Bedford -
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Board OF gupervisors.

JAY. 17-Hs Honor the Recorder In the chair.
The minutes OF the last meeting we're read and ap.
provet
PAPERS RBFKsREp.- Communicate from the Coun ~
Clerk relative 70 the condition OF the records In his
Office Application from the Assessors for . room TO be
assigned them Several petitions for the correction Of
taxes
ApoPnD.-The reports OF the Committee on Annual
TAxer, In favor OF the correction OF tar Of Dr. T. Van
court and others and adverse 70 the reduction OF the tax
on Ihoe. J. Coleman and q. A. Sancham.
kesolvet-That the Register Of the city and county Of
new York b directed to account for and pay the
treasurer ell fees perqulses and emolumsH received
by him and nov due to the treasury.
Adjourned to Monday next,
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United States Circuit Court.

JAN. L;-Ih TSNos Of he F6rmerr and Mechanics
Bdnk v otD61A ~ Henry Ctgiu--A suit TO recover
aoont Tour acres OF land In the hood Of Seven
and ~ journtd. -"
OF the building Chambers sfrest ssS tbs Jaw
The building hyey neatly fitted mp, under the superu.
ter dence Of the United States Marhal Mr. Hilyar who
Ior.srs g re Estlc IIsn -
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Obituary.

CHanH Lros Esq, who was DOE Of the piosssr. in the
Goa business In schuyIkii county, Pa died In Phladsl
phia In the 18th inst, aged 81 years
Col o. n. THRoor, native Of New York. died 10 Macon
Ga on the 9th inst, aged Al years.
CnAToy, Esq editor Of TIE Central Gs0ygt7n eisd
N Arcersvi1e on the 10th Inst ~ typhoid pavm'n'a
lie ~As 4--.s = LEG & .. 49, a. 49, tG-.s..
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finally acted upon In pubic meeting this "wednesday y

analy acted upon In pubic meeting this Wednesday,
Prom the Cleveland PlAindealsr, Jan Isl
Matters ct Erie have assumed more hopeful aspect
the track and rebuilding supsrntendsd as IT is by the
authorities Of the general has not been inter-
rupted, and the highly excited condition of the public
mind has changed since yesterday to resolution TO
obey Law; 1t least appearances TO indicate The
causes Of this change it is not necessary to speak Of
drove them IN last evening The track has been laid from
the depot TO the bridge and this morning they vent to
work At the State street bridge This it viii be rsmsu
bered, WAS the fret bridge destroyed.
ten O'Clock this morniDs nothing had been done on
the part Of the Eriaps.
u. B. Lowry A. King, and C. ]. Morton, yesterday 70
cevsd citations appear before Judge Irwin IT Pitts
burg Monday next They hArgsd with contempt
Of court 10 rsrsug and psrsusdng Others to resist the
four individuals In jail.
Sheriff Vincent bias been or joined BY the Marshal to re-
strain him from interfering to prevent the reyng Of the
The Mayor Lowry, and Norton las learn BY Houses
ne,) left Erie this forenoon for Ptburg to to
the Supreme Court for contempt They went dowa viA
Nesdvills In . carriage.
All Erie turned out, had An mmen,e procession, and
escorted them out OF town with much ado
At three O'Clock this afternoon al quiet. No OPP
position was made to the track layers
The Latest by Telegraph.
FINALE RIOTERS IN THE FIELD--MoRE BRIDGES DE-
srRoYED-RAILRoADD IRECrOR AALrREArED, ETC.
ERIE, Pa, Jan II, 1854.
About ten O'Clock this morning nearly . hundred
women assembled At the ate street bridge, and com
msnoed tearing it down. They were armed with axas
and saws and destroyed about hundred feet Of the
bridge young man, named j. a. Walker, one Of the
directors Of the Northeast Railroad was shamefully
abused by the women, who pssd him with rotten eggs,
AID tore the clothes OF his ba:k. Mr.. Walker was en-
gagged taking down the Of the rirgleadsrs
Of whom Men dressed in women's clothes. There
police there to prevent this dsgacstul outrage
After dinner the will tear down the French street
bridge, They are mostly German.
ERIE, Jan. Ftp. N.
Both the railroad bridges crossing aigh street and
French Creek destroyed to day by portion Of the
women Of Erie. After that they escorted through
the town, headed by band Of music waving Gags upon
which IL scribed six feet four feet eight and
half inches" 10. Our streets thronged, and the
highest excitement prevails.
The old boards Of directors Of the Erie aud Northeastern
Railroad elected 1t the annual election held here
to day.
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leaving those between the above ages, who cid MT
attend school, 628, 2e4
This exhibits great falling of from the average period
Of attendance in 1851 ou the unreliable character OF
these returns Ia demonstrated by the fact that while
60 26S pupils reported attending for the above
stated periods which should Of include the whole
attendance the whole number Of children t,ught" IL
reported this returns ut 1856 $685. Of
over M4 0C0 Tho Of these glAring Inaccuracies
win be advtred hereafter Is not i'm probable how
that the average attendance has been actually less
than durir & 1851
The lumber Of ctons Of schools by superin
tends less than twice for each
school and several hundred ess 10 the aggregate than
In 1851
Tho number of volumes reported in the district libra.
ries was ,6O4, 2o increase Of 34079 from the pre-
oedipg year.
The number Of unncorporAted select and private
schools l57; the average number Of pupils attend
ing them, 1854 an increase in both items from the
preceding year.
The number Of schools for colored children as the
number Of pupih taught in them, 1850. There
doubtedly omissions in these returns, they exhibit
falling of from the two preced ding years. which Is not
other wise exp lainsble.
2-krMAIEs ACCOUNTS EXPENDITURES OF ruH SCHOOL
Whole amount of public money received and disbWsed.
Received by town superintsLdents from all sources
ouIlng the year.. oo
Appropriated for teachers va
ges. ......................el2 69.4lb ID
Do. 70. libraries ..........,... 43 32e 81
1921 45 90
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DESTRUCTIVE Pine IN CHELsRA, MAss.-FIvE
HousEs AND FWI sroRp RuISs-About four O'Clock on
the 18th Inst discovered In tbs grocery Of
Curry No 66 winnisinmst. corner of VILLA street.
The department speedily hand but not In season
10 the FIRE from comm uncatng wooden block
OF dwelling housss and stores, numbered AZ, A. 49, 81,
So So, 81 o. 81 and % Wnniriu init street. occupied
BY Mrr, Boon dwelling house ana depot for furnish
sing goods BY Geo. Allen Ms Fey, and John Sargent
dwelling houses and BY B. g. smith, . dwelling house
and restaurant. There were also two three unoccu-
pied s.ores in the block
The Losses may BE- put down about ~ follevs-Cuny,
groceries 81 COO in,u o. 200 At the Mutual,
Worcester the building owned By Benj Farnun $500,
Insured 81 State Mutual Boston FOR s7oo Mr.. Boton
damage of stock and furpture el00; Allen, Toy, and
Sargent and destruction Of furniture, so each;
B. n. Smith, injured Of Lowell e45 loses from $50 %
$780, the block owned BY George W. Gsrriah co.
Mr. G. had $500 insured on Nos Is and ~ ct Psoples
Mntusl Worcester. Daniels, mason, IN building WITH
Curry q grocery 10 loser 70 small amount.
Our Ore 6ep,rtment worked vith their aseuBtomsd
energy, assisted BY Gen Taylor No g. Of South Maiden,
Eureka No nanned by the youths Of Chelsea gays TO
the Games the q stream from 'machiue, !" beng haa
80 ..-.as Z. Z. ~. h:ss g.sis.a VaigA
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Annual Report of the superintendent OF
Common Schools.


Common Schools.
We have received the annual report on the condition OF
ths common schools Of the State furnished for this Ls
.ture by the Secretary Of State In his capacity Of su
nsr,ptsrdent OF Common Schools The folio wing sy-
aopss Of the
l-rATsxEsT OF THE CONDITION. OF TIE COMMON SCHOOLS.
The report, OF the county clerks abstract Of which
n hereunto annexed (mArked Al exhibit the following
sehool stAtiitics for the year endnz July
The total number Of districts reported by the town
perrin ndents IL 1884, the
ton Of the preceding Of o. but actual increase
of l44 forty seven more districts reported In 1851
than then existed.
67SS Of the above total number 'swhole districts"
-conesting OF territory lying in the town. the
manning 500 ont districts made up Of parts Of
two more towns The lsw requires the number Of
these parts TO be reported but the Ahsrast the
case last In evidently deficient in this particular
Tho reports required BY law made from 5000
whole and III parts Of districts leaving the statistics
Of 1S3 Of the former and ostenably) 26 OF the latter
snrpresented in the general table OF returns
The number OF children between tbs ages OF our ano
twenty years. returned in the district censuses taken
the 3st Cay Of Decembsr 1851 ~ residing within the
organized districts Of Il State, was loo bSI
The number reported attending school throughout
the year WAS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1885
For ten months and less than twelve 1871
For eight months and less than ten......... 6534y
For l months and less than eight. III 500
For four months aud less than .......... 1855 468
Fer 90 months and less than four. ...... ITO 407
Fer eas than two months Observation-Disclosures. 81 1906
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 22, 26s
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DESPERATE ATTEMPT AT BURGLARY AT Troy
OFFICER snoT A ce perats attempt made, about two
O'Clock this morning. to commit bur glary ct the dwell
liz houte Of kB Polly Rodgers, situAtei on Oongrses
treet BILL in the vicinity OF the bleach works II
that Mrs. Rodgers drse . large Of money (about
aee0) cut Of the bank yesterday, which, IL 10 supposed,
the ratois heard Of ard after 1t 1t that
BILE hour. Tne inmates OF the house hearing the burg
1T work and suspeotng their intentions, sent BY
smother passage after 0aiosr William j. Aser, Who lives
hut short distance below. On officer Ager arriving at
he house he Immediately jumped In the midst Of the
raAcAls flor there thsm) and sndesvorsd
to two, when he instantly fred Upon
by three Of them knocked with cl1b tbs head and
Otherwise severely handled. Only Of the shots teok
effect striking him the upper lip the ball pamin9
through OF his cheeks and knocking ost OF
his teeth. The blow he received the head inflicted o
dangerous wound which II Il feared may prove fatal
Officer A. deavored dra- his revolver but vas In
santly struck upon the right arm the pistol knocked
out Of his hand and carried %, after which the rumAna
made their escape -7,oy BsdOd Jan IL.
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Another Railroad Accident.

Theodore Lsluh German, who kept boarding house
at No. Sb Broome street. lost his life yesterday under the
following circumstances lin company with three friends
he had attended ball at Newark and they returned In
the first ran which reached the Jersey City depot At
5k O'Clock in the morning Before the had fully
stopped he pred oil from the train and accidentally
f. into the pit Ons Of tbs truck wheels Of the
car passed over his leg Just below the knee, crushing Il
in terrible manner doing other injury. He
conveyed Immediately to the New York Hospital where
he fingered until O'Clock last evening, at which
hour he died.
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United states Patent Cmce,

washington, DECEMBER y, lt54.
0N Samuel Pennoek Square,
Pennsylvania praying for the extension Of granted
18Th March, lS4 improvement;
drills for from the expiration Of said patent which
takes place the 18th day of March, 1855
Patent
Monday the Goth day of February 1885, at II O'clock and
notified and show
why said peiuon ought not 10 be granted.
opposing required c In the Patent
Office objections specially forth writing least twenty
days day Of hearing all testimony filed by either party
hearing be taken aud ted
with the rules Of the oce which will DC furnished
plication
testimony will be closed day
1856 deposons and relied
hed office before the morning that day
arguments, II any, within days thereafter
Ordee alsO this notice be published in the UnOn nie
gencsr Evening Washington CT Pennsyvanan Phil
adephia Scientific American, New York
Cincinnati, week three weeks
the 26 day OF February next .he day ofhearing
CuARI4ES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
S.Edors of papers will please copy,
their bills lhe Office This
l0--iaw}w
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United States Patent Df1ce

Washington December Is, 1874.
IN petition Of William Perrin, Lowell. Massachus setts
praying for the extension of
March, le4 for improvement machines cutting
joint dove Tor years from the expiration
patent, which takes place the Oath
ordered the said petition
Monday 18th of hIach O'Clock, M and
notified and show any
why suid petition ought not TO be granted.
Office their objections, specially forth
before the day beang testimony flied by party
be used snd hearing be taken
with the rules of the oice which will be furnished upp
testimony The will 2d OF March
depositogs and papers relied upon testimony
filed in the Office before that
ments if any, within days thereafter.
Ordered that this notice be published Union
and Evening star, Washington, d. O. Pennsyvanan
Philadelphia, Pa scientific Americans New York Patriot,
Concord New Hampshire, week for t weeks
previous the l2th Of Msrch the day hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioned Of Patents
p sEdors of the above papers will please copy
their bills to the Patent ONCE with paper containing this notice.
Dec l6-Iawjw
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RELLs! BELLs' HElliAs !-For churches acudeios, fac
- tories steamboats,, plantations, etc., made, and
hand subscribers,
sed enlarged Iouny which has operation thirty
years. of perfected
that their bells have world wide celebrity for volume
quality The
applying the loan moulding bell casting
which peTc casting and and
unimpsed excellence their
ceved panuay, 1854 the first premium a silver medal OF the
Worlds Fair in New York, all Others this
Europe being competition and which the eighteenth
medal besides dpomls that has been awarded They
weight and they also furnish order chimes number
bells, and refer several OF their make
States Canadas Their hnnsngs comprising
valuable improvements consist of yoke, with
arms which may upon bell spring acting on
the capper proonging the sound iron rame oing
For steamboats,. steamships,
proved revolving yoke, fancy hnngngs brass
design, furnished We supply whole parts, of
rehang bells other
specific being given. Old bells exchange
Suveyors' all descriptions kept
Being immediate connexion with the principal
either railroad canal river orders
dsspa'ch, which, either personally by
specttully solicited. ...
A. MENEELY'S SONS,
Feb2i-dly West Troy, Albany CO., N. Y.
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4 GARD TO HOIsEIxEHtE'hRS-- subscriber begs
IL call public furnish
goods which complete department
has recently received addition 10 his former
beautiful variety Of
Cut and pressed glass
Plain white, richly French China
Superior table cutlery, silver plated goods
Lamps girandoea, block goods
Japanned ware, bronze aud iron goods
Fire sets, fixtures, baskets aud brushes
Britannia iron China
Mane and table ornaments, fancy articles, sc.
Altogether forming
goods Washington
Tie pledges himself sell cheap be bought in this
OF the eastern cities An examination of articles and
esiy soised. w. DOTELER,
Dec lo--eo,Janl Iron
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Philadelphia College of Medicine.

TuE session of this viii hogin October O.
1854
Fun Of lectures given both
Degrees conferred ia March and July.
Feest One full course S5i Perpetual teke $3.50 Marieud
Graduation To who have two
u iu another institution 1 including graduation
Personal taken by the faculty welfare progress
branch In all facilities
any the country. For further information, address
u, HOWARD RAND VI D, Dean,
lO5 South Ninth stree, Philadelphia
Aug l-iawwps lawjid
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BY the Presidents:
loo ~ MI,
Jos. s. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land Office
NOTICE TO PRE- E-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Under the Congress approved Sd March, l63
toned the extended
odd-numtered
made the date allotment proven
day q sed for public And by approved
March, 1884, entitled for the relet
railroad who seted
the abovsnnmed the date rhdraat
titled prescriptions the ordinary minimum price
ands the dollar and twenty
and paid for before The day fixed for the
Therefore, entitled
the odd Numbered
act of 81 March, 1888 above referred settlements
the 18th March, s5l Che date of alotmeni)
2lh March, 1854, settlements made prior
likewise
empon under the of eth March, 1854 any the above
lands outside of s sr mile limits. directed
The sixteenth of October 50 Louis required
h the the satisfaction Of
land office,
law practicable after scsiH this notice
the appointed the public
lands embracing the claimed otherwise claim
fcited.
JOS 8. WILSON
Acting Commissioner General Land Ofce
Sep i7-lawl3w Int aud Star.l
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TO TNVENTORS.The Office Inventors Ma
onn Union on h street, opposite The east OF
Office
The Objects ready make examinations solicit patents
20 IS members, with all possible despatch.
shop will be with the models
made the shortest notice.
In
be had regard the objects ''Union.n
addressed Office, where prompt
will be given them
Central Office, Wa5hington ID. g.
Il. G.. CLAYTON
President OF Invcntors Protective National Union.
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n. IL. q i l. Il IL Il

Counsellor a Lnw,
Has his Office his in franklin Row
of and Thirteenth streets He win continue to devote his aen-
mns @ tue m
advice and opinions legal arising before
S' %s Of and W a"o in
preparation and trial Of suits concerning patents
He wi also written opinions and for
ties having claims before Congress either OF the Departments and
will also claims before board established for their
Aa'sa's SSi ss,Nsi ss,.sn
picH JEwELRY.-M. w..GALT BRO. offer magna-
Diamond pearl, mosaic, and plain brooches
Earrings aud bracelets d'amond pearl enameled and plain
Gentemens diamond pins aud studs
Diamond enamesd ruby pearl, wedding, and ignet rings
Gold fob vest, and guard chains
Gold thmbes mosaic cameo lava ennleled and plain sleeve
Which together with the large assortment Of superior gold
are selling nj unusually low rates
Sign of the Golden Eagle
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9h aud i0th
t'ALL AND WINTER styles of ready made clothing
age and shaped over sacks black blue and fashionable coo
black figured panialoons vver, uses merino sk and
satin vests shirts collars drawers understands, Ties gloves
The above articles viii be sold ,s lowest prices cash
Marble Hall Clothing Enporinm,
Sept 29-3taw4wif Browns Hotel Bu,hling
VsANs-ALLEGHANy and soideu, syishers, 81 co...
notes bought at The hishesr rates; by ,
Dec IBID No A}2 Penn.
AW NOlICEJhe undersigned in The
~ Supreme Cour OF the United States 7. PHILLIPS.
Nov i--dlmf
LfG,nshLE Poets OF America by Thomas Read
L Female Prose Writers Of Americas by John 8. Beart Ii d.
tloodrch's Gems Of British Poetry.
Kesis's Poeiicl Works
kuks Whites Poeticai Works and Remains.
Noore's Irish Melodies,
The Parabes Unoded; by Rev. VIM Bacon Stevens D. d.
Cabinet Annual for 1855.
jerusalem, and its Sacred Locaies by W. r.. oJcnheime
A. NJ.
Leaflets o Memory for 1855
The Snow Flake, 1885.
Friendships Offering, 1855.
Anecion's Gift, 1865.
The Gem Annual, 1855
The above are fine editions handsomely bound hesuuy
illustrated. -
pecH rRsNcK TAYLOR.
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LNfshNEx's GER MAN ECOyDmtC or Students lamp
Just received, by direct importation
Maine, eight OF those lamps
and such satisfaction all who
bought of them. For In the of OIL cleanliness soft
and beauty light be- exceled article ad
bly, suited colleges schools public departments
of Congress, aud all other that require light and
hnf win
equally wei suited for ladies that needle work
night.
Also pae OIL spirit
kinds patterns of lamps of the modern
I m is
the largest in the city and forming the only complete stock
abouts.
C. g. wHITTLEsGY,
53i Seventh
Sole o Franks economic lamp city
s-Ai bills made with mus, he settled monthly.
lee s--eo2wif