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sbo,at,heH BUCK and Killed the Doc

The Baltimore Republican, of Friday, says thai
Mr. Zolicoffrr, Of Tennessee has offered a resou
ton in the United States House OF Representatives,
ITO give TO each member fifteen hundred dollars
worth of books, or SO mt,ch nsoney. al thar option
IN addition 10 their eight dollars per DAY." snd adds
"This il the way Know No,hiugs take care Of
themselves, when they have chance" The Re-
publican has missed the mark widely, and hit
one Of its own friends. ltwas "Dcpocratn NJ,
C. W. Jones, OF Ten. who proposed TO give the
money at their option, in addition to their eight
dollars per day" while hr. ZolhcOfer, in reference
90 this democratic" amendment said lam ,iteriy
opposed TO the proposition It contains Mr. Lol.
Golfers resolution simply one Ia the ua,dl
form, giving 20 m1o members Of this Congress The
books which the new members oiiormer Congresses
have u,iIormdiiy rsoeired slcrding them eonve
nient access 20 the political history OF the Gov
eminent. Mr.. Zollicoiier voted against tn substi
tute. which was finally adopted Mr. Jones rab~
IA. Democrat" NAV well saw save me iron m,
frieuds"-AmericdH Democrat
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Hon. ERAsrUs BRooKs, Albany, n. Y.
Later from Nicaragua.


VIRGIN BAY, March 81, 1856.
An army of $50 men left this place a week ago
for Costa Rica under Col. Schessinger who was
rejected AS Commissioner to the Government Of
that Republic Reports from the army has have des-
scrbed several skirmishes with small companies,
but nothing as yet of importance Guanacasta 10
be entered yesterday. There is no expectation Of
much resistance though the Costa Ricans re
ported brave, and and they have several hundred
Mimic rifles.
Recruits are ordered for the invading army from
Leon and Massaya, which will be replaced from the
new arrivals expected from California and the East
The Brother Jonathan has come down from Cab
fornia with $50 passengers, in fifteen days and
seven hours, the longest trip on record for years
The Sierra Nevada is confidently expected soon
with at least 500 troops. Met the Virgin with 100
troops, from New Orleans and small company from
New York and Col Hornsby and Parker II. French
Hornsby will join the invading army-prObably take
the lead of it-and with an army Of seven or eight
hundred descend upon San Jose The news from
the seat of war will be of more interest by the
next steamer.
VIRGIN DAY, March 81, G o'clock, 2. NJ.
have this moment received the incOsed letter
by courier from Zapago, the dispatches for the Pre-
sident to 60 on to Granada by land. An officer has
also arrived who confirms this intelligence, and
saws Col Schlessinger would euter Guanacssta at
A NJ this morning.
The steamer from California was one day over
time. News of her arrival reached here this morn
ing. She brings but few men for Walker.
A native colonel informs that regiment OF
native volunteers have rendered their services tc
the Government.
ZAPAYA, Tuesday, March IS, 1856
We entered this beautiful place at A. NJ. The
enemy was in sight numbering $40, and was strong
ly posted We sent out two companies of Frye
Regiment as skirmishers The enemy Run Pop
uation about 5000. The people deserted nearl,
all their dwellings. We captured two brass nine
pounders aud three cauonades, with coEsiderabl,
ammunition, and At least 500 mules aud horses
Some of the men found considerable sums money
The Colonel has taken the greatest part OF Il
Don Juan Buis is said to be in the mountains witt
4CO men Look out for him at Virgin Bay.
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GRKENvnLg Pitt Co., March %.
The nomination OF Fillmore aud Donelsoo
- ,,,yen ms new lie aud yigor IN this region.
/ feel very confident that they viii carry this
State by j. large majority: No pasho man
lss. now uyirg enjoys the confidence and esteem
of tie people IL this section OF country :"
much As Willard Fillmore, save Edward sian
Law. His nomination gives those OF rs who
e. viii take she stump this summer an easy iline
for who cannot make speech WIN suoh
subject Respectfully, W. l.
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cHANCERY COURT AT NASHVILLE.

oce Of he Clers and Master Of the 'hancev Court
~ at Nashville the 5n day ril 1886, motion OF
the compi 81, ant his in the above cauS and t
appearing to the satisfaction of the ERIK and Master thar
the defendants Hocom JOhnstO and BrackstOn c. OK
non-residens the State Of Tennessee and therefore the
ordinary this Court cannot he served Them
IS there ore ordered by the Gle aud Master that puhca
ton be mad Ks succession in the Nashville
Pario newspaper published in the city OF Nashville, re-
unrng the said defendants appear at the next term Of The
Chancery Ourt holden for the ny Of DAYi on at
the court house thereof the city Of Nashville the FIRST
Monday in MAY next and said bill, the will
be for fesse as to aud for airing
.x parte TaDS-V41 G D. BR EN-, Gle and Master.
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To Printers.

TNDING that the duties Of profession will not permit
II us TO give the Mirror that attention during the az
preaching canvass that its inn oTtance deerve We have
concluded to offer it for sale The on &c is well supplied with
all necessary for carrying country wspaper
establishment, most Of which nearly new he ONCE mas
an excellent run Of job Work the paper fine list Of
good subscribers nd fair advertising patronage To any
enterprise who willing to go to work vigorously Tor
the principles Of the American party excellent oppOrtu
nifty is now presented We feel safe in saying that the
Mirror is one Of and profitable establishments
lf the kind in the State
Cor rvRr, AnrH Nh 1856 apT-iW
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Democratic Convention

We understand. that the Democratic
District Convention at GAINESVILLE, last Sat
urday, nominated G. G. PoNDExTER, Esq,
of Montgomery, as the Democratic candid
ate for Elector in this district, and r. W.
HAYWOOD. ESQ, Of Davidson, snb-electOr.
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CHANCRRY COURT AT NASHVILLE

THE Office Clerk and Master Of the Chancery Court
n at Nashville the eth lay Of April 1856 motion Of
the panan her counsel in the above and
appearing to the satisfaction Of the Clerk Master that
the defendant Vim II. Long, is resident OF the Stae
Of Tennessee and thereto the ordinary process OF this
G urt cannot served him. il is therefore, ordered by
tn. Clerk md Master that public alton mad for week
in SUGGEST the Nashv Patriot, newspaper PUBLISH
the city Of Nashville requiring the said de endant to ap
pear al tie next term of the On merry urt to holden
county Of Davidson at the court house thereof In n
CITY Of Nashville the second Monday in May mex,
answer BILL the be taken for confessed AS 10
him and down for airing ex parte.
apS-W4t &. ID. BRtFN, CLERK and Master
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WASHINGTON, April Abe UHioH contains
letter from Hon. james Buchanan, dated
December 2Sth, in which he declares the Ms
souri, Compounds to be dead aud gone. lie
asserts that the Kansas bill Is the only basis
upon which the slavery question can be set
lied. aud il must be adhered Ia al all hazards,
and in the face of every storm thai can be
lrourhf against H.
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DY Trust Deed executed to us by g. Barnes
ID VIM Deford, and reg tered in the Registers ONCE OF
Lawrence county wi coed to sell to the highest bid
der for cash. the 9Th day Of May 1886, Lawrenceburg,
the following Machinery: One Picker aud Sap er,
two or Osrdng Machines with cards Draw
ing Frame Speeder, three Spinning Frames, it'll Cans
Bobins, Shafting Reels, and other Machinery -
WIN. GOSLING,
aps-w9t l.. b. KNOTT.
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The Confidential Correspondence
NAPOLEON BONAPARTE,
HIS RROTHER JONEPH.

Selected and Translated with explanatory Notes. from tho
memoirs du 70. Joseph"
Two Thick Volumes, 12nn
cannot idea Of the character Of the great
wayed nearly the whole continent Of Europe,
without reading these Letters which, unlike official
pondence open the utmost thoughts and motives Of &C
ton Of the writer These bear upon every subject,
and We see with what Watchf eye he cared for the
smallest thing distinguish critic has observed in exam
lining the early Sheets that "Bogrsphsrs viii have to write
their bograI HES Of Napoleon again"
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taph be: This is the grave of foreigner by birth,
who preached the American faith, and died as be
liyedo j. l. CHAPMAN.
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FOR ST LOUIS.

THE Splendid Passenger Packet 4 SIN u
| SALLIE WEST, j. N CORBTT, sE5H-Isssssssss5a
Master. will leave for the above
all Intermediate ports, WEDNESDAY the 9Th inst at
O'clock For freight or passage, apply on board or
apS-Zt A. HAMILTON, Agent
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CONDITION OF TIE TENNESSEE MARINE AND
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, APRIL l, 1856

142 694 56
About $4,000 Of the above assets consists Notes pa
able in Bank and held Parent Office chiefly for money
loaned The believed to be good
and coll ectons rom them daily made.
Published by order Of the Board.
JOSEPH VAULX Pres't.
A. W. BUTLER, sec'y.
Nashville, April 1St, 1856 apS-ot
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TINHE Regular United States Mail cTTeIA -
Il Passenger Packet, JOHN SNIP zAH5fse1a !
SONW. T. YEATMAN, Master, will leave
for the above snd all intermediate ports WEDNESDAY, the
9th inst II O'clock For freight passage apply
on board or to A. l.. DAVIS, Agent,
aps-2t At q. s. Mail Packet Office.
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w. T. BERRY & COMPANY.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
The Attache in Madrid;
OR
Sketches of the Court of Isabella II.

One Volume ~ mo-, .6N pages.
cit is believed there is other book in language
which presens good p tre Of Spain and Spanards as
this The author possesses the esary qualifications
the pr duction Of such work. The Spanarts
proud peope-poud their country and history proud Of
their On and poetry proud Of their Old and
chivalry proud Of their church and their religion snd
proud their and habits. With such nation the
could feel deep and sincere sympathy lie not
maerasc to be haunted by the ghost Of ten-cent
piece the palace Of the Escoria he every thing from
private the public bull ght from the moonlight
Of Nanolss the regal balls Of the Duohess fAva;
from the needle work Of the spanish maiden to the glorious
paintings Of Titan, yeiasquez and Mur0 and he has
put upon paper all that worthy Of record which
under his notice.
But this Is all. He has given kind Of political his
tory modern Spain. His book will make Spanish politics
and Spanish partsanshp familiar to the American reader
the conchology Of his lizards and "SOs" The 40
given Of NJ soules diplomacy, Of his herom, not
the interesting chapter in the work and the description
Of the Revolution Of lS4 and Of the flight Of Queen Chris
tina Of the Luis Cabinet graphic instructive and
interesting
1t is evident that the relations Of the author at the Span
ish Court we're at once delicate and intimate.
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HE HEUEdD n.
SNYDER g. FRIZZELL

AVE removed temper ary to No. 20 Public Square next
door to Thompson Co.. where they will glad to
see their Tiends and the trading public generally.
Their took cts, Shoes, Trunks, Carpet Bags and Va
Uses is large and all which offered at loc prices.
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RECENTLY PUBLISHED
VOON. NELSON a. co,
General Booksellers,
"A Union ST,

HAVE JUST RECEIVE ED
GRAPE GROWERS GUIDE;
Ipten led especially for the American Climate Being
Practical Treatise on TIE Cultivation of the Grape Vne'
in each Of the Hot House Cold GraPery &C.
&C. With plans for the construct n Of the requisite
buildings, &C. By William ChOrtOn
THE BOOK or rHE FARM: complete guide to the Farmer
Steward bosnian, Cattleman, Hedgsr Shepherd Field
worker and Dary-maid. By H. stephens, vols, Svo,
$50 Illustrations
PRINCIPLES OF PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE 70
TIE Practical FRUIT FLOWER, VEGETABLE GAkpENRs CON
- lei = Calendr 25
TIE FIELD BOOK or MANUREs; Or, The American Muck
poov 15O
The AMERICAN ROSE CULrURIsr, 20
The American BIRD FASCIEK, -
A TREATIES on Mich Cows %
THE FARMERS CYCLOPGDIA OF MODERN AGRICULTURE, LOU
BE srAElE BOOK Treatise Mt Of Horses %
CHxxIo IL FIED for Agrcuuris stockhardt 90
MANUAL FOR THE CULTIVATION OF STRAWBERRY, 20
Tbs FARMERS LAND MEAsURE, 90
ES- With many others equally valuable
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Oranges. Oranges.

Oranges! Orangesm
1SO BOXES Sicily Oranges, IN prime eond toni received
OU this day by VESSEL THOMPSON
Here They Are.
HAVE another extra los 81 SE3ROEs hard anongss
ara REFS W. PORTER
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list RECEIVED, per steamers DR.. Robertson and
u Howard
10 bags hne Salt, extrs;
2s5 Baltimore Zee
70 bbis. Prime MolaSses;
50 half bbls Prime MolEsses
10 bbis 8. Almonds;
And for sale Low By (ap5l DAVIS, PITCHER Co.
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HHNaNF"H0s
Nor ~ssyaisa LssaiRgs" Go ssls -
IN zsas0 D. @. KUMsEY.
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lCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS.-Ah fine article, put up
- nv ourrIyes and which We guarantee genuine aud
,..riry ~ IN otbsrs LYONS A CO,
80 10 Cellar It,, Nashville.
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GrUNDRIES Such Maccsboy Scotch and Rappee
y Suufs Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco, Meefchaum Pipes
liquor Easks, Walking Canes, Cigar Lighters and most o.
other articles which determined 10 sell ercs eiHgy
"a
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EUHNTTURR.

T1AMlIJEs INTENDING TO GIVE UP HOUSEKEEPING
and wishing dispose of part the whole OF their iurn
ture AVOID The trouble and nconvenienoe an aucson
meet With cash customer, BY sddgsNpg note 70 A.
Brooklyn Ros glce
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WINES AND LIQUORS.


A LARGE ASSORTMENT or BRANDIE8 sHRRRIEs
n Nadeiras povts champagne and ciaet wines Holland
ep schedam chnaops old Monon yahe scotch and Irish
at JkDERHIL MATTEKsON6, 40 Broome, corner Of
Crosby street, near Broadway.
T ANDirG Xxx SHIP sOPeIA CHARLOTTE-PIER 8
IL North river Pei evoism brandy pale and dark In half
and quarter pipes For sae um vessel Custom House In
OTIS 70 suit purchssers by LAWnENCE MYERS CO., 50
south William street
DEEDS CELEBRATED LONDON CORDIAL GIN
IL bsviTr gar cd much popularity In this country, being
dsD ed the same AZ hist Lond0n he formerly OTIS
Ter Of the kind Of gin IN england the Exce
This article Ia sed in hospital In and Ensiands
great meUopoa Its medicinal properties inva1usbie
which much solo In his CITY, under the n oud0n
dial aD) but genuine and pure article equal 10 any in
ported
takes this opportunity thanking the public for their
liberal support negs ror q continuance OF thu
Distlery ls East Twenty ninth street New York between
Stcon ard Third
LABORATORY AND CHEMICAL OFFICE,
IL EXCHANGE PLACE, n v. March 4, 1S56.
Mn hEED-Sir-l have submitted close natior two
serDpts o. opdon gin, manufactured by and Importing
!, equsl We fnelisb article find with
plfe o. Sodges and Burnetts previously BIZ mo-
and which know have been impores direct. hat The aua
~ Of Yours by Inferior
pounds While the perfect bod rectylns m
au ar ce OF higher degree purity avor when
has the equf advantage of tine much of ne
called imported Lond,p gin a. medcirs agent and
cordial under proper advice be depended upon from
he with which you select oils comn led win
ISAIAH DICK NJ D..
Copsulune and Apal teal hemIst
Mr. Reeds distfery, lis East Twenty NTH street. Y
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HOTELS.

vOILIBs HOTE.-POOf or CANAL sTRxEP HAVE
~ asse pa<ios wh oelrooas suits end stng,o rosms
Let reasonable hers, trnnasn aneut
boardsrr The and location nm The houss uneq sasd
'-'na 'ai' W" grey TA iG. xArn. prspussu
Tbs GLOBE HOTEL. CONTAINING 40 ROOMS COR
nee 81 Frankfort and MILAN sxeea has newly asA
up sse Tooms only "a and 3 GENTS each per ninht Good
rpcTs fqr issnSea Porters up fav and night and meals
served u " bosrh I, q, TRENCH, IrppnstW,
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OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN
~ Railroad Company No. ! Hanover street Notice to
bondho Holders Of cent bonds OF this company
hereby notified that Of an act Of the General
Assembly the State OF Connecticut parsed 1t It's last May
session. The Treasurer authorized and prepared
for the outstanding bonds bearing per csn interest and not
act beas interest and occurred by only mort
The compsnys road franchises &C. SAID exchange will
Be made At this Office until further roce By order Of the d.
rebSOrs. WILLIAM BEMENT, Treasurer.
New York March ii 1870.
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A REsPECTABLE GENTLEMAN, B YEARS OF AGE
"A German by BIRTH and IN business, would IKE /, maze
The aoquaiDance q respectable. educated lady with yisw
matiusny kmuu ay satiafscovy; money would agree
able Address Frederick William BroNVaJ tos. Office All
COMMUNICATIONS sticty confidential
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FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.
ON DEMANDE-UNE FILE FRANCAISE, SACHANT
" couore pour bonnie d'enfants s'adresser No rs 2ne
entire SINE and 6me de ii heures du mstn.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
fyAUTION.-I Hereby CAUTION ALL PERSONS
~ against receiving three pcomssory notes. each the
sum OF $6l 66 at SIX nine and twelve months from date,
dated Nov and 1856. payable 70 order and
viii not be psd by me, j. A.. BAKER.
NEW YORK, Ma Oh IA. 1856.
E,RIENDLY SONS OF ST. PATRICK WILL CELEBR ATE
Hotel Monday. 18th Tickets had, BY applica
ton, Of any OF the undersigned Richard Bel 20
William street, James stuart IS Nassau street; b. L. Hoyue
s. Broadway. George Mcbride IA Broadway kdward Don
nelly, Is Liberty B. OConnor, NO. Chambers street.
Walter sagee, 43 Exchange place.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEsIGN-THE THIRTY.
open daily from NJ to 10 p M at 54S Broadway between
FRINGE ard spring Streets The collection formed
~ OF orig nal works living Ardsts which have before
been exhibited Ia this city admission Is
80 cents. T. ADDISON RICHARDS, Cor. se}y N. A.
OFFICE OF THE KEICKERBoCKER ICE COMPANY
" 163 Canal street kew York-sotce II .scion for
trustees of this company wiz be held Office on Tues
cay, the 9Th dav Of april next Polls open from IL NJ.
O'Clock p n Iransfer books viii be CLOSED instant
W. j. wmcox sec'y. r. T. COMPTON, Pros
NEW YORK March H. 1856.
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY, &C.


CALIFORNIA DIAMONDS, EQUAL IN BRILLIANCY
" and appearance tho reAl-Gentemen's pns $ib
rings q $50; earning g to sU Ladies pins g % $50
mat ADy part Of the United States. L. 4 j. JACOBS
nufacturiDg je welers, 407 Broadway.
ITO WHOLESALE DEALERS AND THE TRADE-THE
gres demand for our celebrated California diamonds
has induced increase facilities their manufao
tuTe enabled supply wholesale and
fhe trade At short notice. call 30 lced. L. ]. JACOBS
manufacturing je weilers, 407 Broadway.
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INSURANCE..
TngURR YOUR LIE.
i III MASSACHUSETTS, MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
CO0PANH,
arRfacVYnIU
0uayan,ee capital (pak up) invesee1 In bonds and
n0r0Ases real estAe worth 800 900. Sl0000o q
RnCRYn.
Reoe1ved for premiums and Interests. 81 14o ~
Intsrsse accrued loan notee 1N N-S1l6 70
elsz,4os 70
Pad claims By deA6h ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ~ l10 %
. Espenss. sinos August ISL. LEO
ss asseSs January I. la6a.......,........ Sslza n
0lAsns UNPAID, awaiting prod. 5000 40
OALhB RiCE ProAdeaA
D. BhAOH vios rrusAsst.
FRANcu p. BAoou Decre,Ary.
nnwunEusss yonx-
TAfhrup President Unt0n Muta Insurance OSunpang.
Dc<as ssGse saDeAc HAnovr Fire Insusanoe Oonpeag.
levi (,oos n Iav( Cook a CO.
Cfsss No fnsiiy Buildins III Broadway, Few y~k
x,c,wn TsLL3 Ass.1
dsece 30 Hnih sssss, New ferx AAssds daily ron n
lg'Spck,
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INSTRUCTION..
1Q67 -BOOKKEPING, WRITING, ARITHMETIC
lCCls Er. DOLBEAR, 600 Broadway, being asssted BY
septsmen business the shortest possible time Appi
rely receiving the best instruction and being
qualified TO hll any situat ion as head bookkeepera
JO6e OLIVER B. OLDsMIfn's WHITING AND
1000 bookkeeping DENIES 362 Broad way 2 Full
street. Brook day and evening for class private
instruction. New pupils received day and ful SUCCESS qua
rsnteed v all
L,KENCH LAkGUAGK-PROF. d. LAGRUIx No. ~
Broadway continues 70 receive pupils for tborou
instruction In the French language imparng them By
ard efeen method, practical knowiec &c OF BY
The 0opjugaton Of verbs is smpufed b
readily understood and acquired. Terms reasonable
CRRMAk LAkGUAgR-A THOROUGH KNOWLEOGe
VI OIL he German language be Obtained In the sh0rest
pos be the tuition of Mr. XII aCHHuFF No. 200
Borery who 70, many yeers past hss laugh the same With
we'll the French and Italian thoroughly ght
by competent masers- Terms moderate.
CPAkBa AND FIR sNCH LANGU AGES PROF EssOR
- A. pIERRA receive few pupils for instruction 10 he
above Bis method Is entirely easy
very short the pupil will be a5le mako himself
UNDERWOOD. Terms oderate. Address 10 White
Broadway, from IL 70 O'Clock p. M
SPARIsH LANGUAGE -PKOFEsSOR j. GOWN FROM
- Havana continues rocoiving ladies' and gentleman
thorough Instruction 10 the above language at No. Is Degrav
street Brookyn 1to6 r u. Terms IS per month Or
ia per quarter. all In advance.
WniTING-PLAM AND ORH AMErfAL Is TAUGHT
w upm esund aed Undesirable principles, 70 ths entire
eYsluca II IT, modern M md Ven 4sson charAtanrv
tOs1KR DIXON, 36 Broadway Lsssous DAY and evening
usuA. PrOop0otas o. application
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OcBH.zsTs AND AURIsTs.

CAHD,-DR. WHEELER, oCULIsT: 4ss BROADWAY
~ fevoes attention diseases OF and by hi
mid treatment chronic Inflammation of the eyelds
eyes long standing, eectualy cured films
specs &C. removed without surgical opera Oco hours
ga. n to4f n Artificial ey ca inserted