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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-21
BLANKET

TINHE undersigned having the manufacture OF
ID Blank their mill at Dexter. New York. pre-
pared sell all kinds of Blankets as low they be
chased in New York with the addition Of frehs and
Ill orders &c any AMOUNT at shortnotiee.
Wekcep hand good ent of g. 1o4 ILL., H.
Super Family Blankets.
Heavy Negro Blankets.
Gray " hite Saddle Blankets, &C., &C., which
invite the attention of the trade.
J. III MAGHEE & co.
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NEWS FOR ALL!

VyTE beg inform customers the Ladies in
SV particular. that ready show of
the g-andet displays in FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
before offered in this market. We too busy
full description stock Suffice
that Of Ladies Dress Goods such as French
English MernOs Wooen Paids black nd Silks,
Deaines Mantilla Shaw the richest French Embroide-
rss. silk Bonnes Ladies' Misses and Chldrens Shoes.
Gnghas Flannels Linseys Jeans ahets Dometies and
thousands Of other articles numerous to mention cannot
be beat whether in STYLE quality price, as we
still adhere 20 notto''SEIL CHEAP SELL HEAP
Main the
of First. ssp5 E0SER. BRO. FREY.
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BRANCH BANK.
HAVING taken one of the block OF
rev buildings on Main street near Water
lam nov ready 10 receive calls from old
aud new customers. Offering them the
richest qualities Of goods ever opened in
Evansville foi Gentlemen's wear. and
being ready TO make them up BY order
in the most fashionable styles aud war
rantei 70 fit. Among my new goods lust
resolved. will be found the FINEST
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES, RICH
EST VELVET. SATIN AND SILK
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CARTER 8 SPANISH MIXTURE.
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD!
NOT PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T.
LET the Afflicted Read and POndePt

CARTER B SPANISH M1XTlRE.
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD!
NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T.
Let the Afflicted Read and Ponder!
a infaible remedy for Scrofula King evil Rhcuma-
Obstinate Pos
the Face Botches Bos Ague and Fever Chrone
Eyes Ringworm letter Scad Head, EnisrgemeIt
Pain ofthe Bones and Omit Stubborn Ulcers
Disorders Lumbago. Spinal Complan Diseases
arising from injudieons of Mercury Imprudence
Lii Impurity Of the Blood.
This great Alternative medicine and Purifier the
Blood used by the thousands of ul patients
all the United States who testify daily
oARTER's SPANISH MIXTT RE.' Neara1sis Rs.u
natism Scrofua Eruptions The Skin. Liver Disease
Fevers Ulcers Old Sores Affect Of Kidney Dsess
es the Throat Female Complaints Pains and Aching
TIE Bones and speedily quito flight BY using this
For adsaes of the Blood nsthiny has yet been found
70 with it, Ii eeanses the system Of all impuritie
the digestion gives tone the stomach.
clear and healthy and the
disease broken down by the OF youth its prn
tive vigor and strength.
Forhc Ladies is parabiy better than all
metics used. few doses of CARrERs SPANISH Mix
ture will remove asaowness ofcompexo bring
manpg TO the cheek give elasticity TO the and
the general health in remarkable degree beyond the
The large number Of certificates which have received
from Persons from all parts of the United States
keepers physicians public
the community all add their testimony the wonderful
effects of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call the Agent Circular and Almanac and
performed.
No 3Pearstreet Richmond Va to who all orders
forsu plies aud Agencies must be addressed.
For sale by haflock Stoddard. Evansville Hailock
Parmenter, Princeton O. II. Clark. Yincennes and BY
deaiersin medicines generally. suss
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JAMES SClNTLiN, JIs.,

AS Just received by Railroad lot of Bucks Psten
Clipper Cooking Stoves improved IL is the beet
beautiful use ALSO offancy ENNAMEI
CRATES OF LATEST STYLES. noyiS
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QUIT DRINKING POISONOUS LIQUORS.
PATENT IMPROVED PROCESS
FOR MAKING
All Kinds OF Liquors and Vinegar.

FOR MAKING
All Kinds OF Liquors and Vinegar.
INSTANTLY, by the use of
LACOUR'S ENTAIL Oils.
LaSoIao.y Parish Jefferson Of Pierre Lasogs auhor
la.iOns. LaeOur che Manufacture of Liquors. &c.
Purchasers particularly requested to return the TASKS
and obtain their il the oil does not give perfect sat
LAOoURs OIL OF CoGNAC converts neutral spiri, to
superior imitation Of Imported Brandes. viz 0tard,
saerac Maret Cognac Poultney. Seignete. United Vine
fhsss liquors Will a fraity iiai
sparkling color Cou@o4 Reothet Whisky viii changed
BY the OF the Oil Of Cognac TO New York Brandy PIee
ARpso 5TeRty % P q RYE s s1aGsy
MOnongahsla Rye Whisky. Old Virginia Nal. Whisky.
or OF oESR&T changes common Ree,issd whisky
Old irish Malt Whisky. and superior article of scotch
OIL OF PEACH changes common Whisky to Virginia
psss saS & on 10 Of ReS and oil of cn' will
OIL OF GIN convert shs poorest WHISKY to HSi;nd Gin
LACOUR's 06NCGNTRATED ACID will. il i've hour.
after being eha1ss ave gallons Of geo HneEaT and
acid Vinegar that be found in the marset BY the OF
Lac,urS Concentrated Acid Vinegar can be made for
FOR MAKING LIQUORS L:cour.s Oils require no pr.-
psraon-ony pour the oil into the whisky aud shake well
The liquors thus made will have natural full
bead Laeours oils distinct properties
With ga sn G % oT hs a
teles the whole Of the srain oil. tAnye Acchoi The
sonsiss in an DIV nasiiaras9s t1s, mparsed ~ b
liquor. which renders mellow. and impa "a appearance
Of great the third property exhibited in The rioi
vinous otOr that iG parted the liquor which
ders distinction from the genuine brands impo sable.
These oils put in quart TASKS; each flask contain
sufficient oil for making three hunde gallons Of liquor
Full and comprehensive directions the bottles
Price 90 per bottle.
For sale the of St Charles and POydras
One bottle OF these oils five in number will be secure
sacked and shipped with bill of ladng
country upon the receipt Of 80. ia the address %
p. LACOUR. New Orielns
Purchasers requested guarantee OF good faith
furnish the Of house in New Orleans Ind viii
ship them package the Oils IL they do perform
that is eli med for them they will nothing
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a lLe
subscribers Just received by Express lot of
ladies Kid Slippers very nice. together with IarEe
complete of Boots. Morocco Kid Silk
FOR the Holiday parties.
iee29 McREA & WELLS.
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IL
nv Al Of nss. gools the latest styles aud of
own SELECTION Every taste be suited. Gentlemen
wanting any article Of wearing apparel can have bis order
PITY haze the best of werkmen and
work will found inferior TO that the
alb!e establish aent in the larger cities
oeteS-t D. 5. ANDERSON
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MISCELLANEOUS.
j. X. CAMPBELL
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER,

FIRST sTREEr BETWEEN VINE AND DIVISION
EVANSVILLE. IND,
MANUFACTURERS fevsry description OF Brass Work,
H Of equal quality. IL rotsuperor TO anything
tured in the East. and favorable terms.
keep constantly hand oil globes STOP gauge bib
cylinder cocks; church boa and bels anti
friction metal soft well complete
of all other articles usually kept in line
business. .
of Jas Thompsons caebraedleather betting These belt
superior anything yet offered and have nva
raby exhibited been awarded with the first pre-
Samples Of the be seen at the establish
Every description Of Brass Casn made to order
nishsd at Cincinnati prices.
The highest market price paid for old copper brasaud
zinc.
m dect
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NEW ARRIVAL.

WATCHES AND JEW ELRY.
Nv have Just received stock Of Watches and
Jswelry consisting of all the different new and beau
ful styles variety Eastern prices
every article warranted represented. We would call
special large stock Fine Gold and silver
Hunting Watches. wb' n will sell at
low figures Also large lot of g Id. Silver steel and
Common Spectacle to suit al ages The pubic
generally and tb ladies in particular invited 70 call
and examine stosx. BITTROLFF & SONS.
sep30 Nun between First n nd Second streets
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NEW STOVE STORE!

EAMES SCANTLIN. JR-, OF the late firm of Jame
eS Scantlin a has opened aud Tin Store,
opposite the old State Rank where he intend
keeping aarge assortment of Stoves Of the latest
styles Also Manel Crates and Tin Ware Wholesale
retail On the best Gise him call before
cha sf
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PILES! PILE>!! PILES!!!
Now York, August &c. 1856.

State of New York, !
New York City and County, 4
l. Joseph @. Lawrence Commissioner of Deeds in and
for the county, Notary Public in and for the
Of New York do hereby certify that the day Of the
date hereof before personally p Valie TO we'll
known who being duly did depose and
the contents of the foregoing certificate signed BY him.
true.
In witness whereof have subscribed my name IS Com
missioner Deeds Notary Pubc of the state New
York and have si1e ed my Notarial Seal at ofhee
18th day OF August. 1856. -
Commi ssioner of Deeds and Notary Public,
81 Wall str set. New Yor
We challenge medical faculty United Statee
produce remedy equal Dr. celebrated Remedie
for external Internal Piles so per box Once
New Yorf will be mail
he United States Sold by all respectable druggists in
United States.
ban Agent wanted. terms cssh.
DIR. DUPRIE's PILLS
Are unrivaed for purifying the blood being
remedy Internal Piles. Salt Rheum, Worn
800 reward will be paid to that prove
contain anything injurious to the Will be sent b.
nail part of thu United States 50 cents
Principal oce rs Nassau New York. and
all respectable druggists in the o s. ~
EUROPEAN PATENT MEDICINE OFFICE,
76Nassau str eet New Yook,
WIN. J. REDPATH co..
decs Proprietor.
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D. s. ANDERS son.

III Il II c. II a Mt TAIL OR,
MAIN sTgEET, BUILDINGS, NEARLY OPPOSITE THE
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-20

SCIENTIFIC PHENoMENA.--During n
lecture delivered lately by Prof. Fara-
day, at the Royal Institution Of Sci>
ence, piece of pure iron peculiarly
prepared, so that its PARTICLES might
present large surface to the action OF
the oxygen in the atmosphere, was ig-
nited, and continued to burn like tin
der. The ready combustion of iron,
compared with gunpowder, was shown
by very simple experiment. Some
iron filings and gunpowder were mixed
together and sprinkled into the fame
of spirits wine burning on plate, when
the iron filings caught fire and bnrnt in
bright sparks, whilst the gunpowder
passed through the fame without ig-
hitting; ana the quantity that fell on
the plate was afterwards dried and ex-
ploded. Lead prepared IN the same
way was shown to be still more infam.
nable, for it caught fire in beautiful
fame when exposed to the air. The
Prof ssor stated that lead is nearly as
infammablo as phosphorus, and he ex.
planned the cause of its not burning in
ordinary circumstances to be, that the
solid product of the combustion forms
a film that prevents contact with tho
oxygen, and the conducting pow,r Of
the other parts of the metal draws off
and dlssipates the heat. He pointed
out the admirable arrangements by
which these combustible properties of
the metals are kept in proper control,
and bodies that are really SO infamma-
bic are made 10 serve as strong resist
ers Of combustion.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-20
Orppille Dailp Butte &etora.
A Scene of DesOlati0n.

A friend writing to us from the neigh
borhood of Fort TETON, thus describes
part of the country:
The country through which l pass
ed in coming TO this place from the
Tulare Valley, presents one continued
scene of desolasion. and indeed in this
vicinity it is no better. The success
sive droughts of the last three years.
have not only destroyed all traces Of
the grass and other vegetation, but il
wonid seem from appearances. that the
seed and roots of the grasses are des-
troyed, and that there is now nothing
left for their reproduction. On the
summit of the mountain, near Fort
TETON, we passed the first appearance
of the effects of the earthquake of last
winter. The crevice left Inc earth,
alternated by ridges, proceeds from
this point in south-ensterly direction,
in very direct line, not diverging
from its course by the interposition Of
mountains, lakes, or valleys. | MOTTO
ed in one place, what chnsidered a
remarkable break of the subterranean
operator, In one place, where the
main crevice continued in its usual di-
rection over detached range of noun
tains, another crevice diverged from it
at the mountains base, meanderipg with
exactness along all its ndentations and
points, until 1t again united with the
vain chasm on the opposite side
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-20
WEEKLY BUTTE RECORD.

For circulation I'm the mining and agricultural dts-
trcls Of the county, will contain the local and general
news Ofthe week, iuterspersed with interesting mis-
collaneous reading matter 1t will contain twenty
eight columns of freading matter, and will be one Of
tho largesl and cheapest Weekly Newspapers In the
State. Published every Saturday. Tcrms-S5 per
Annum; six months, 81; three months. 81.
ADVERTISEMENT per square of ten lines or less.
arst ins ,rtion. $500
Each subseGuen insertion. / so
sgv- A liberal deduction will be made in favor OF
those who advertise by the year
aS- Businesscards inserted on reasonableterms.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-20

CAMPHoR A REMEDY FOR MICE
Any one desirous of keeping seeds
from the depradations of mice, can do
so by mixing piece of camphor gum
in with the seeds. Cnmphor placed in
drawers OF trunks will prevent mice
from doing them injury. The little
animal objects to the odor, and will
keep a good distance from it.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-20

q. 90. respectfully solicit orders from the country,
and will guarantee satisfaction in every particular
&, those who favor them With their custom. apl6n
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-20

AN old bachelor says that women are
so fond of appearances, that if you
could make them believe there was no
looking glasses in Heaven, they would
set no more value on salvation than
they do on poor relation. Singular
how age sOurs people.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-20

rY~ OFyrcE-In Record Building on Myers Street,
East side, between Montgomery and Bird, Oroville.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-20

LABOR is the great support of good
morals. After Adam and Eve were
obliged to earn their bread by the
sweat of their brows, we hear no more
of the serPent's tempting themr
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-20

MY German friend, how long have
you been married. p
Veil, dis is ting that / seldom
don't like to talk about, but ven does.
it seems so long as it never yas.'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-20
OruuiIle Dailq Bntte Rernrh.

PUBLISHED DAILY SUNDAYS ExcEPTED)
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-20

LADIES now dress in the breath,
not the height of fashion.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

DEADY THIS DAY, FOR skPTxMsER-ssOOO woRTE
N of illustration for Is ceuts
NOYRS' ILLUSTRATED NATIONAL GUIDE AND IRA
vsLLER'S COMPANION.
This costly work, combining h,st magazine and
guide book the elegant periodical pubishod h
America
Few York City. niustraloo, s8 pages
The Hudson RIVER Illustrated Is pseea
Our Watering Places and summer Resorts, illustrated.
spages
kothng 70 Wear, Illustrated pages
Lie in Rew y, ri Boarding. Houses illustrated. pages.
The remain ing devoted 10 literary rail-
steamboat and general baGness family
traveller busness lover Of engraving ssoud
emit purchas ing this srracive york
Price cenu subscr pt on % pc AMMAN In advance 70
be had s the once OF publication A. ~etons Building S
- JAMES O. NoYRs
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Tval NEW YORK hAAIHn kl0IsfHA-xH1 suu
So.-d x Tnasrwrssrs Ss wv foRR szaiHn Inom
YRR, American Lloyds which WI be standard a
rssn vesseh Wishing American pcrs he woyt vim b =
raNAble containing lAgrAm and bon luE
sanding asd running hgfns for al veal. fro. LOG -
ne eound vciuns containing he eoeosd surveyA v D
.s ~ ~ soou. Ie ns o. yuy . 49, 49, 40
Ara bound volune containing surveys Of shout lop vs
vm be rsaAy b. u Nh nst ne wWk vM be Eusa
subo9D0u only. T. q. Root. AHYHONY co.
mAAcaeEA PrtnteS 70 Ne board q Unde1wYnGA
NAanAu 0reeA e0nM a "a
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FURNITURE, &C.

xsNAmnlLsD Asp oorTAes ruRFTrupu-sururn
~ suits In color beautifully decorated from an no
yards ~ the old mandatory es Prc.dwsy bstvr~r Hon~
And Bleecser stress Gocds carefully psrssd Cor IA
punRr. 7. "a FkRsnHR
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DENTISTRY.

!. snsre- pair by ny snd original ,process Cos
tccNntl we sd,irahle system rrsctsef b. only
Gsfsvtnce G,vec required. Dr. n a. gURKlH AZ CNnsi
sFfr4 neAF Yarck ~ - ~ 49, -
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FINANCIAL.

dividend 0FrIcn or THE sTUyvEsAHT lNsUR
~ ance .ompany Ne~ York, August l3 ls51-rh. 8oart
Of Dire cors have this day decsre1 semi annual dividend
ave cent payable and after The Nth ST. onics
BrNJxMIN j. PEyrz. Secretary.
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UARTED-Ar NO EAST BROADWAY rwo Boog
w keepers hrce cosducors four brskeneb lhree bag
gsgeer four clerks for shipping and railroad ticket on es
one bartee9er four porssss and Two drivers Apply
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assigned all debts due 70 him 70 The undo gned BY deed
recorded IN he HH.ngs Court ~ persons ndebted !, ~.
their debts 70 the undersigned 70 their authorized agent
And they do hereby constitute said H. a. rmmermAn Aeiy
agent collect and receipt for al debts due 70 him which
not paid V them IN person An per:ons % whom The sd
authenticated to the undsuigned in order 70 the distribution
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yITArrED-AT HsNrERsoSs DowSsrtO AGENCY
w 6ls Broadway aad 70 and u Ns@au street coed hotel
cock voung socrs'rmed ~ a shooting ssefy god
hotel isundres'rs an usn snd wife for 'srr stortds
iance from g ci..,
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WArrxD-Iwo CONDUCTORS, TWO sAGsAepMEN,
two bookkeepex three clerks for Shipping and
Offices barseepeA four crksfor dry goods snG grocery
stores three nremen, express drvers tgo
brakeman and tsr men for steamers. Apply 70 LOUIS
KAUFMAN, 100 brosdway.
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ANYsrlC HALL SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIKa.-IN
NJ add on salt bathing and hersebAsk riding.
caisoe had Of he principal. boz, Boston, Assa
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GUARANTEE wOTIUI-OFFIOh OF fHH CONNIE
" seuess Of HeAuk-Por Of dew York Aug. l. l6N.-
xsssers and pilot. Of vessels arriving a. The pot ~ New 70
hereby doceo rot 70 throw ovorboa1 INFO he bay
permit the sae be done. froa vesA Hpder Their
sandy BOOB and mssssss and swnss y a., SsesSy
notified Aas IN iron has been constructed By No Com
miaouers of Health and PLACED under Of tAe
Health Ooer s he purpose Of A,rdrg facilities 70 ship
aasses 70 comply vta ne QuarAnene regulations respe0nf
By order Of Ne Jcmmissionern d Health
WALTER =. OONCKILN Opexh.
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TNTELLIGENCE oFrTCEs.

CMPLoyKss OF HOUSE SERVANTS CAN now an
~ supplied daily with good civil and cap sbe domesucs
the Institute No l3 Eleventh of sirth
where ladies' and families viii and pleasant Ard espec
American lany.
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INA French and nnxlish
boarding and day school for young ladies'
~enh rect below nth avenue, opens Thursday eep
tomber 10.
MA n win home parents and guardians
Who wish 70 confer With her and AAer Sept !.
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AIRS nACkULAy's FRErCH AND ENGIIsH BOARD
III and day school vu reopen On tuesday, sepI Is .,
~ East Twenty hrs street
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nRGANs-FOR SALE NEW SPLENDID PARLoR
Ocrgan rosewood with -Four superior stops and sso
fur nev c1nrch fFsns ota having f1nr sro'h I've
ether OF herr = - pedal . HxCdtSsEa 1fgan buudsr,
w birg sytrue, lear Broad ~, brO itiyE.
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3 xx =. q sASgEEEEI.sssoS' Trustees.

UNIVERSITY OF NAsHv.I.LK-rHB MEDICAL d.
u pAxt eatopeAs November The preliminary oourpe
o:.oesr 1851. Apply % p VI r Eve, Dean.
The Loleg.te DEPARTMENT Western MilAKF Institute
neI session September It comprises complets
classical course elective In engineering In soenune
and Agricultural branches and preparatory sch ,ol fhere
SO students In the Two departments last se,sou.
teacher Of French execes AID drawing wanted
Apply 70 g. B. JOHNSON, superintendent
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1No SCHOOL COMMITTEES "A SITUATION AZ PER
y msnen, teacher 10 wanted By young ladr educsed n
nAssAohusetts competent 70 teach the hghes
An fnglhh educasu with geometry and mahemslc has
had several years experience In teaching gve he
most satisfactory testimonials Of ability AID eacenc
er In the above depAr ment situation IN he country pre-
TERED. Addres Y. Q. r., boz SOl Post once.
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fyLAssEs FOR INSTRUCTION on TEE PIASoFORTE
~ Mesdames MAGGIE sHkPHERD, p rcipsls 90 asst
Twenty hh stree Wednesdays and Saturdays O'Clock
244 Grand street. Mondays and 1hGrsdays O'Clock
p NJ; Ross street. Williamsburg four doors from Division
Tue sds and Fre NJ O'Clock p The systsm
O. embraces erercses on the scales the reading
and playing OF music first sight and select portions
learned with OF expression and execution Terms
per quarter Apply class hours above Privilege Of
reference 10 Dr. y Csvson Kelly East Thr eighth
Maxwell III Thirty 5sorgs aoy dord
avenue Br ,okl! large present pupils
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AR. ANrorfO WILL GIVE A GRAND aofREs EveRy
N "wednesday and Saturday dn " O'Clock Anysod,
will become good dancer IN sin lessons Aught him The
sreses' Amusement can be had hs scsdemy 62 Houston
street - -
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MUSICAL AND DANCING.

AUsIO At snDUUlD rEIUn-rHs LARGE AHp
IA popular SaterI catalogue Of viii be sold 81 ~
duced prices during As mouh Also and hand
pianos and msodsone ~ lover pross than before orsd
In ,hs mayheA n Ne wAruRg piano ana uuso NON -
Broadway rAsos and nAAedsoss rent Ard ~ acvsS
y purchAaa.
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CUNDAY BOAT TO GLHN COVE NEW RouHul.LR
~ City sknd and Whitesou evcry sunday during the
ason, commencing August l6, 1851 The large and
Ieaye Spring street n r. a, sauAs.ers7 IN Peck 10,
h ~ T. Brcome street n ~; Tenth ~. 18th TX
Thirty urh street oc'ock Returning win leave Glen
Cove ats M New Rochelle, quarter 10 d City Island,
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