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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-06-16
~ The Kinney expedition to Nicaragua lie
said to have been entirely abandoned.

= =
WHAT ELECTED JuDGE CoIE-We fiud upon
examination. that the votes cast for Associate
Justice throughout the State, is Just $50 less
than for Congressman las. year.--and that Cole
received $50 votes more than the Rep. Congress
sional ticket at that time. Whatever may be
said OF the issues brought to bear in the Judi.
cial contest, it is evident from these figures
that the same influence prevailed in electing
Mr.. Cole. that elected the two members of Con-
gress last fall. No other sensible conclusion
can be arrived at concerning it--Poto,i Rep,
(dens)
Thai Is very nearly so; and we think the
vote next fall will be another effect and Illus
tration Of these "same Influences" The Re-
publican sentiment and organization in Wis
consin are gaining strength aily.-.Milscamkee
Sentinel.
- Col. Kinney gave himself up to the o.
S. Msrshal on the 6tA, and was taken into Gus
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THEArRIcAL.-The jolly good naturcd face Of
Jack Huntley, which was visible about our
streets yesterday. assures US that his Theatrical
Company has arrived, and that the " summer
season" in st. Paul will soon commence. Mr..
H. informs us that he will open next week in
Empire Hall, with much better company than
has ever previously visited this region. The
Hall, meantime, will be fitted up in the most
commodious aud elegant style.
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~ The Connecticut Assembly has agreed
to the Constitutional amendment that no one
who cannot read can vote. ,..,
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River Items.

Notwithstanding the low stage of water, the
rather animated appearance.
1t was remarked by citizen that " a ST. anger
viewing the scene might mistake st. Paul for a
business place." The Dubuque--freight boat
Of the Packet Co.--arrived with her own hull.
and two barges about the size of herself, load
ed to the guards. She brought up, among other
things, large quantity of the Indian Annuity
Goods. The Jas. Lyons and Navigator having
turned out their freight at the same time, the
1evee was much more efectually blockaaed
than Sebastopol.
The Minnesota Belle arrived during the day
from Galena and the Fire Canoe from the Grand
Encampment. The Belle hereafter will run to
Duuleith andDubuque- going no farther down.
She leaves this morning.
REAL EsTATE-ANoTHER NCT FOR THE CRoAK-
ERs.-An interest in piece of property across
the river, opposite st. Paul, which was pur-
chased one year ago for $1,000, sold on Mon
day for $5,000-cash in hand.
CROPS IN Observation-Disclosures from Henne-
pin county inform US that they have not had
rs much rain in their vicinity as has fallen i'm
mediately about st. Paul. Their wheat looks
tolerable, but their corn, oats and potatoes
are on the verge of suffering.
For SAUK RAP1Ds.-Ten emigrant wagons,
filled with household goods, women, half grown
children and babies, each wagon drawn by four
sturdy yoke Of cattle, with farm-bronzed men,
attended by horses, COWS, dogs, &C., passed
through the city yesterday on their way to Sank
Rapids. They were from Eastern Wisconsin.
How THE EMPEREss EUGENE WEARS HER
BoNNET.--The London Morning Post was very
great during the late Imperial visit upon mat
tsrs of dress; and is regarded as high authori-
ty upon all questions connected with that i'm.
portant subject. This Journal says:
"In regard to the much mooted question as
to whether a bonnet should be worn on the
head or of, it may not be amiss to take advan.
tage of the actual presence of her Imperial
Majesty, who is said to cave introduced this
popular feminine eccentricity to place on rec.
ord that, although the bonnet of the Empress
Eugenia displays fully her face and hair, it
does not convey to the beholder the idea of its
being likely to fall from the head behind, but
rather seems to cling to and support the hair
In that position. This gives lightness and
grace of carriage to the head totally distinct
from that boldness and barefacedness which
has characterized the adoption of French I'm.
perial fashion"
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MAIL MATrERs.-The general notice by the
St. Paul Press of recent mail delnquences has
bad a good effect in the right quarter. The
Dubuque postmaster writes a long letter to the
Pioneer in explanation, and his organ, the Du-
buque Express and Herald, turns in and abuses
us quite rOundly--much after the fashion prac-
tised by our discomftted opponents here at
home. We rather guess it will be all right
with the mails hereafter.
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REAL EsrArE-ANoTHER NrT FOR THE CRoAK-
ERs.-An interest in piece of property across
the river, opposite st. Paul, which was pur-
chased one year ago for $1,000, sold on Mon
day for $5,000-cash in hand.
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with the mails hereafter.
PURE SODA WArER.-Thosc who have a liking
for this agreeable summer bevcrage-and who
has not:--can be accommodated by calling up
on our friends, J. H. McDougall & Co., St. An
thony street, opposite Empire Block. They
manufacture the article through the agency of
Nichols patent apparatus; and when it gushes
forth, cool from the fountain, it is entirely free
from all poisonous agents engendercd from
copper or other injecting metals. In fact, the
liquid does not come in contact with any poi
sonous substance whatever, as the generating
apparatus is lined with porcelain. Step in and
try glass.
This firm bias just received fresh and gene
raj assortment Of goods in their line of trade.
Their advertisements will appear in to NOR
rows Minnesotian.
AWARD OF DAMAGEs--The Commissioners ap-
pointed by the Circuit Court to assess damages
in the case of Capt. III. II. Gear and the Central
Railroad, awarded to the former the sum of
$l3, 750.--Galena .4dr.
We think the Railroad Company has got off
cheap. considering all things. We understand
this is the last impeachment at Galena, or be-
tween Galeua aud Dunleith.
B- The Hon. Erastus Brooks is lying seri.
ously i'll at his residence in New York with an
affection of the lungs.
va The ship VIM. Stetson arrived at New
York, on Saturday week, from Liverpool, with
24o Mormons as passengers bound for Salt
Lake.
~ The Kinney expedition to Nicaragua lie
said to have been entirely abandoned
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va The ship VIM. Stetson arrived at New
York, on Saturday week, from Liverpool, with
24o Mormons as passengers bound for Salt
Lake
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The, Washington correspondent Of the New
York Herald, states as fact that i" Gen. Pierce
Declared to-day that Gov. Reader should be
sustained. let the consequences be what they
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MATRIMONIAL.

NJ ArRNCsrAf. lltiiE yrrIrrrT
M professor q ss,ouayty (0f f..alos q sharaStsr
~ psryop's ksnisn,bs,) aud - ritasl .nlng M
dom, uin, npon The rseslp' Il tssnty eve osais f~
eqsiysisst 10 postage sAnts sHi -. eHs.a % hal
vrfinr. sspf 70 sny psrs0s fail ssfsssion a. laslf
ebGsstsr, aakrs ~ Tho heart sace..s, ss.;iny A.. .
Issrsss, psst pI4, EMILE yIfIJTTE. Bio..s.J ~,
ores, Ef. TLose rssl1ng OF u Ia slty e4a sa,sy
tras-us through ihs NAL Al mm4a'estLpa. a..
,rsred In ops v.sf sfsr Their rs<sl1t
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(tLOrHS0 -IADKs AND oy1T1Exns HAvsg
~ clothes 70 tspo~> o. eaa rssssvs fair ,asA pr,s.
by sssdns V IL stevs u LAsrsas sss.st ssay C.a
u West Broadway, o. sd1rsss ~ ktsss rossk ts ps-t
V 8. ooHEa Lsdlss sssssSss 10 hra csAss
(,Asr or CLOTHING AND YuHSrrURT wAgfYn--
~ Iadss o. genfknsn having sny 81 TIE asse % o.
poe a. esn Obtain fair and cash pree by GOD nj or
The suserb~r AZ bis re<ids ncs OF through re pct. 70
10 Elm street I. M DCarflDoRf
sB-Ldia ss,spa.a By MnL D.
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CPiRHuAL RAPPING AND WRtTTNG.-MRs C0AN
- twin receive visitors this and every dsy this
10 10 IL A. n and 20 and 10 gP. NJ Thursday and
Saturday evening excepted. " B-Partes attended ..
their Residences sIso private circles 1t hcT rooms.
CPRnUATish.-Nrss HU1CHHs, THE WELL
- Known test medium, only thirteen years Of age,
eontipses TO hold circles every Afternoon aud evening"
al OF Broadway.
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BILLIARDS.

DHLTARD TAB1E2-HAvrSG INVENTED srPE
ID psrior sastc cushion We invite he public In gen.
eral ans gentlemen about purchasing for private OF pub
he use 10 cal and eSanns sur stoct OF slate anf mar
bio bed tables billiard balls. enss iesshs-s cloths
and pool boards One second hand table in perfect ordsr
for sale AZ bargain, suitable for private aec
GRIFFITH 4 DECKER, 20 arc stree.
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ENOR LIvERPOOI.-UNIrED STATES MAI. BrgAM
II ship BALTIC Capt J. j. Comstock, commander. rhia
steamship win depart With the United States mails of
NJ, from her berth at the foot Of Canal street For
freight or passage, having uneauaned accommodates
for elegance and comfort, apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS 30 Wall street.
Passengers are requested TO DO board At ii O'Clock
A. NJ The steamship Pacific, will succeed the Baltic,
and sail March r. shippers please take notice that
the ships Of tina line cannot carry any goods contra
band Of war.
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A CHOICE TItCTT0N OY BRIsDfrf SUPERIOR
n cisrst an cher ~inss fa1s, .S1i<h All lflsA
vhkh'ys, Iossoa Gsd Dabin p,r.sT, sests 49, doves
VI 1s asd Iortas 'os faany - vfap~ All saralAls
fer az " w IL JEpiz HI, ~ Hsssms street,
sorssf " Crosby
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A UsTRAIIA.-PfOSEyR IINE-CARRYIHG THB
IA United States maiL--The and elegant cippss
sbip GEORGE L. 100 tons for Sydney and Melbourne,
loading 1t pier No East river, win positively SAD
the LIST Of March. This ship offers opportunity
70 emigrats 10 Sydney, whore immediate employ mont
obtained at enormously high rates Of wages. ony $40
required " be paid here and $50 after arrival 70 be paid
out Of earnings The Georges win be followed BY the cole
oated clipper ships Ocean ssed and Nightingale Tho for
- sail about March 49, and the latter April Is Both
these vss,ss their second Voyages having made the
shortest passsges record the Ocean sesd 10 eighty
days end the Nightingale in seventy Ave days. For
fright or passage apply ON board, or 70 X ". CANE
RON iI6 Wall street
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TlNHE LIVERPOOL AND PHI-ADEl PHIA STEAMSHIP
Company intend sailing Their favorits steauahips-
CITY OF MANCHESTER. 2, l2b tons. Capt. Wyls.
CITY OF BALTIM0RE, (new -, 53S tons. Capt. -.
CITY OF WASHINGTON, do. REQ tons. Capt X Lsi.oh.
Saloon $50, sos and asb, according TO state room
limited number Of third class passengers win u
taken from Philadslphia and Liverpool, and found In
provisions.
from Philadelphia. so From Liverpool .HA
Parties wishing 70 bring out their friends obtap
certificates OF passage and drafts Liverpool In
OF 81 sterling and upwards Apply TO SAMUEL. SMITH,
Agent II Walnut street Philadelphia, aud No. Broad
way, New York.
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NrEw YORK AND NEW ORLEANS sTEA NlHiP CON.
~ pany.-For New Orleans, stopping ct Havana
Carrying the United sts:es hail.-fhs steamship CA.
receiving freight Wednesday, Feb n and sail for the
above pors Monday Feb 49, 1T IL O'Clock fsom pier
o,, q ss r soS so.9p.a ,' 70 70, IN M,
Orleans James Cobnoly Co win b forwarded FRYE o,
commissions. Passengers for Havana must procure
s sipg : TvNdsfos' tSsocHEsos g, Agent.
NB-rhe BLACK WARRIOR, ). D. Baioes' Com.
raanoeT, Gill succeed the CahawbA, and san Friday
March 10 Bils Of isding must be Ia Tor ssnins
lie srenins prscoss 70 the ship sailing
NOR Notwithstanding AT havana 10 LAND
IL passenesrs--ths fast-sAiing steamship UNITED
sIAIfs, 1900 tons, viii Ieavs her berth foot Of
North Moore street, North river on thursday, March
st2P. NJ for Mobile via havana For freight pas,
Asse apply TO zkAGA DEL VALE a co ~ Br1adsay,
or Geo sfAHsARD, ar, agent, le4 From, street.
NOR KEY wnsT-THE STEAMSHIP 81. i.AwREsCR
II si receive fright at her BERTH foot North More
street North nver, sna sal on 2sth instant, at2P NJ
Dor freight OF pansss having superior accommodation,
apply 70 Clio. srAhSAaD, Jr., lca Front street.
V..oR SAVANNAH AND FTORIDA-UsTrED STATE
IL Mail lins.-Ike nev and elegant steamship KNOX.
vlllE Capt q. D Ludlow, win leave New York for sa-
vhnDsb, on saturday, March ., from pier No. north
river, al O'Clock Bills Of lseing signed board.
For frsght apply on board or for passage TO SAMUEL
sI1cHEiIa Is broadway. For llorida throagh uors,.
Florida Capt. NJ woodhai VIII succeed and leave on
"Wednesday, march,.
LoR CHARLESTON, 81 CHE FrRsr Glass SIDE
Il wheel steamship QUAKER CITY, J. N. Hodsdou,
commander, vii lesvs Phlsdeipha for Charleston c.
o. y.oneseay Y'truary 2,h AZ 10 o'eloss A. NJ Csbin
passage, $40. Apply " HtRoN MARTIN, No. 37k
North Vharyes, Fh,ladelphis.
L'OR CHAMELEON AND fIORIDA-sEYI WEEKLY
IL 4. ;. NAH une--Ths nsv, splendid and fAs, going
,i.amshi, NASHVILLE, N. Bsny, oemmanlsr, ~iii
have per No 8 Esrth river, on Wednesday, February
-, ats oicloes ~, precisely. For frssht 2ppiy
board, where all bills Of Isding vi. be sgnei aD for
passage, Il tho onsos Of sp0FfoRD, TIf2TOS A %,
20 Broadway. Through ur~ts 20 Flodds - fo,.oss.-
To JAcksonviIle. %, to Ptlstka ssa
The Jas. Adger viii sueosed and leave oa SATURDAY,
March 3.
LNOR NORFOLK, PETEilsBrRG AND RICuAOS ~
IL Tie United states mall steAmskip ROAsOEK, r
Skinner anisr sill Leave pier IL North river on
Wedns,dsy Feb 18th, ~ o'cloch y N. vii arrive %
Nor'ol the nett a'tsrncon. and Pstsrsbury so4 Reh
msnd the following morning from Norfolk, passengers
for the ). uib proceed railroad direct with ,.roash
teh't from Weldon 70 Wilmington, sasts, A., Pa.
sage and fare 70 Norfolk o. 10 retersburg And Reh.
fnond, $40 stseraes half price. App!T 10
LrDi.AN 4 PfRAsAkfs - BroAIwAy.
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I,TEAMSHIPS BETWEEN HAvRE AND NEW YORK
- direct The steamship ALPS will sail from Havre
direct for New York. without calling at any port in
England,) on Saturday 25th Of November. Tho rAtes
Of freight and passage first and second cabins will be
very moderate The sailing OF the succeeding steamers
will be shortly announced The rate Of insurance In
France less by ships from Hayrs direct for New York
than in ships calling At an Englsh port Apply In Hsyre
Paris IL Boulevards des Italens TO Donald Curc,
or in New York 10 T. CuNARD, No. Bowling Green.
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
" For Havana and New Orleans On Friday, March
a. p ~, from pier foot Of Warren street, n X, by
the well knows and favorite steamship PHILADELPHIA.
Passage Be secured at the company's Office.
Freight 10 New Orleans, 30 cents per cubic foot.
Shippers win BE- supplied with blank bills Of lading Of
the fern signed by The company aprBea ton At thsr
Office No other forms signed, and bills Of ladng viii
be signed after the hour Of sailing.
For freight passage, apply 1t the once " the
W. o. ROBERTS.
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L'OR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-TIE U. g. MAIL
IL steamer ST. LOUIS, J. A. wotton, commander,
the mails and passengers Saturday March TO- at IL
o'clock rem pier 81 North river foot OF Beach street
Luggage not wanted during the voyage should sent
beard the day before sailing, marked "beiow." No
freight taken after Thursday March sth For freight
53 Broadway.
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SPORTING, &C.

Drpit, BIRDS "A NEW flock OY IMPORTED "a
- nsr . lopsbresis, bauhaehes goifnnsbss, chat
hssblscAbiIis stArlisgs truhass, ssains, hnns,
uoeking BIRDS red bres car tnAls pgeens parrots, hc
for sale AZ a. kfSTstR BtsOfnElcs. - Fulton street,
corner Of Cola Also, cage ssd 's~ss eonstAIuy on
hard
NyAnnOm NEWFOUNDLAND KING cBAiuk3
NI and hlsDhslm spaHsl., n~oI1h and Rpsbsh tor
rieTs, spofttR dogs wath togs, A. tSs;Asr Nth q
variety ~ ehoe~ s'~es for sss al,o Expressly for
sioct AZ 90 Water street. ~ ygit0n sg sslrs
Heass cofT the ADDRESS.
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PROPOSALS..


CoKrUtAn0s NOTICE --DEPARrMKHT or N-
~ pairs and supplies February 10, iss5,-rs Bs1d-
ss-Seakd protosals ~Il be received at the sAes a
The Commissioner u Repairs and Supplies. No. cty
Hall, basement nn,i Tuesday, 21th instant, .. II
o'clock y, At shsh time they yin be opsssd Asesrd-
with the ndsd chart~r OF isbs for the baJ1ns
Of tho feo-ing houses As for the corporation ~ IA
sity Of New York, a ansl
house for tho uso Of Ho.e Cs. No IL.
! Engine Co No 80
1 !" Engine 20. No =.
j j" Engine Go. No. 80
4" Ilops and IAddsr "a. No. iH.
Also for house for the of tho Third dsirie; %
leg station.
The plumbing Of ~. Ninth usrd station hoass
The plumbing o. the Eighteenth ward station horss.
Tho plumbing ~ the un.on MARKET, and the shsfs
around Jefferson nArtet.
The plan. and spscn1Anons Of all III. sbsvs ssrh
CURED 70 p done am all inform alton Ia regard thereto,
oan b had Al the once ~ Huprrntssdsn Of Pablo
BuldIngs, "a Lualou strsst Aso Tor lbs bsLdins "
ho<s carriage for the 81 fose CompAny Ne. 30.
The plans and specifications Of tho hose carsxs b
at the onlc. d ths Chl.f bnsnesr, ~ Eiaststh
street Hank estimates for all o. the above work
b had a. either ones
E.B--Tbs Commtsion.r r~~rr,ss tbs right V r.js.t
All any o. the estimates deemed for tho In,>r.s Il
the eorporatios. BARTHOLOMEW n PrRDY
oommisslonsr Of Rpsus snd Gappuss
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DANCING AcAD.nIEs.

pOTwoR1Hs DAN,IsG ACADHxY NO SO
a. Broadway, opposite Eleventh. street, - ny or~n
Tor the reception Of pupils who At aey
ems ladies' ard shilarss wednesday, snd fstsr.
days 81 . ana y. NJ. yenusn~n on Wednesday, Ths
says and every other tridsy Of ~ Ph trs>asinz
asssIbllss e@tartsy evening". fr @iss ard gsntis
Monthly sorss. a. GsuAl. CrralArr, eontAi ming
isys hours snd terms o. instruson b hAf a. me
L1sa~ny - any tune, IN ~ sent ~ posi,
n akf1HG = uOHE WV CilHFts II. ~ n
~ BrrDkF, sol Brpor ne street, IL nos fornlng
fsl nsv elks'rs 70 eommsses inms istsy. All ths r.
shansbs osross naght 10 oDs ooafss - lessons Phi
we lssaons al various kSGrs Soifes~ wednesday
nights
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II UTEL BRIGHTON, BOULo6NE (sUR MER) FRANCE
III To families gong to kuropc gentleman late.
y from Europe safely recommend toe "Hotel Brgh
ton not only the best this place but Of the
best in Europe Situated at convenient distance from
tho railroad and being In the middle OF large garden,
this hotel Possesses all the comforts desirable for wealthy
families.
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IN via Nicaragua. The Accessory Transit Company
Of Nicaragua, Propretors 100 miles shorter than aay
other route. Tho splendid double engine stsa nshp
NORTHERN LIGHT 1000 tons burthsn, Capt, nnkis,
papgh, will leave from pier No. North river, at
O'Clock NJ, for Punts Arenas, on Tuesday, February
the Nicaragua Transit route, having but twelve
miles land transportation BY nrst class carriages
several and s~i iron seA mboats have lately b.en
put the river and lake, winch shortsns this time
The transit from 20 ocean. These steamers
unsurpassed In their ventilation and accommodations.
For information or passage, apply only 70
CBAs. MORGAN, Agent, No. Bowling Green.
Latter bags made up 1T the Office yest.rs2S cents ps
half ounce.
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DECoRATIvE FREsCo PAINTER or THE GERMAN
~ and Italian s.hool-is ready 70 decorate In tbs
most approved manner and In AL styies. Address at
EOS Rpring street, Eew Yorh, OkOIGE FIIIH
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Iys,rRUCTTOn,

Qr = BOOKKEEPING, WRITING, ARITHMETIC =
DCs This 10 positively the last day 70 join Mr.. DOL
BEARS class and learn practical double entry for -.
The entrance book viii be open from A. ". TIL 10 2.
Tickets may be secured and the lessons taken at pe
sure. coo Broadway.
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EXTRA PAY.

TT 3. NAVY SAILORS AND UrHERs.--EXrRA PAY
u promptly paid, bounty land warrants sb.Ainsd,
bought and sold pensions procured balances due heirs
of deceased u s. seamen collected and all kinds Of claims
EDWARD BIssIrI,
Agent and late Purser Q. g Navy, OF Wan street
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DC This IL positively the last day 10 Join Mr. DOL
The entrance book viii be open from A. NJ I'M 10 ?.
Tickets be secured and the lessons taken at pes
sure. coo Broadway.
CARD THE SUBSCRIBER WILL RECEIVE TWELVE
"A students this week. for thorough course OF count
Ing house instruction, iaeiadns double entry book
keeping mercantile writing and arithmetic, at the
duccd charge Of s25 for the whole course including
books and ststionery Application must be made THIS
week. OLIVER Is GOLDSMITH
352 Broadway corner Franklin street
Prom the View Yor. Courier AMI Eoquirerl
The chirogrsphic art is much important 70
hind than it is generally considered and Mr. Goldsmith
may very well claim TO be considered at Il. head
from the Home Journal, June q, 1898
In every profession there Is recognized leading
one whose pre- EN- hence IL decided that nobody
calls II in question Among those who teach the Art o.
son f'''~' p''''''
DOoRKFEpING, ARITHMETIC, WRITING, nc,
ID taught by W. j. RENyIL.IF, 2s9 Broad way, upcn
tnly adhered bookkeeping ~ double entry, sas.ruo.
ton thorough, time unlimited, sl2; Bookkeeping add
mercantile arithmetic s3 Zach student receives sspa
rate attention.
ID y FosrER A BRIAN DIXON GIVE LESSONS IN
de Bookkeeping, writing, &c. oacs $40 Broadway,
(Appk.oBs BudDg,) whers gentlemen are qualified Tor
the counting house, In superior aad expeditions
ner
IoIIEGrATI INsrTUTE, l4s WEST TWENTY THIRD
- street Those who wish TO qualify .hsm,elyes
thoroughly for the du ties Of the counting house should
enter for course Of bookkeeping and mercantile CORES
popd,nce in this establish ment Lessons in Preach,
spanish and English BY accomplished native teachers
hours 10 suit pupils; terms moderate
XIRI1lSG, BOOKKEEPING, COMMERCIAL ARtrH.
w mstic, 6c.-Ihereare thousands OF person. IN this
great moroP'hs whose early education has been aegsct
oil and others sho have resolved and resolved 70
good pennen and oookheepcrs yet procrastinas begin
ming. Mr. Paine 26T Grand street, New York, 100 Tal
street brooklyn informs such that they receive
private instruetion al his rooms, FREQ from obssrva
lion interruption oy their aresde- or n eares
at very moderate prices. Call to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-26
AMUsEMEyTs.

DURToNs rHEArhE, CHAMBERS STREET. MON
ID jsy.-Bensht Of
THE INFANT SISTERS AUGUSTA AND MARIE
who viii appear in three fayorite dances.
The comedy Of LIVING TOO FAsT-wth Mr.. O. Jor-
dan and Miss Raymond
The comic pisce Of THE sPITFlRE-With Mr.. Burton
MR.. J. NATHAN AND CHILDREN
will appear Ia their classic posturngs.
The farce OF THE SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM
pickory. Mr.. II Jordan, (hs first appearance here
Irish Dance ................ infant Sisters
Tho farce OF HE IBUSrER-With Mr.. Burton.
Tuesday, positively THE UPPER TEN AND LOWER
TWENTY.