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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-03

~ CROCKERY & GLASS WARE,
have an extensive assortment of
JAMES EDWARDS 4 SONS WHITE IRON
STONE WARE,
Consisting Of Tea Ware, Dining and Toilet Ware and
Common Ctockery of all descriptions Also Gold Band
Ohina Tea SETS China Vases, Sofa and Hanging Lamps
Giraudnles, Glass Ware Silver Plated and Brita mia
ware, Tea Trays, Table Cutlery and general assert
ment Of
n HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
EA My Furniture Ware rooms are now well allied
with good assortment of all descriptions of turni
tuie, both new and second hand consisting of
PARLOR SETS, CHAMBER SETS,
Looking Glasses, Clocks Carpets and Carpetngs Feah
ers and Beds all kinds Hair and other Mattresses Win
dow Shades sc.
STOTES OF VARIOUS PATTERNS, uery Cheap
Hotel keepers Boarding House keepers and Private Fam
lies will find it for their advantage to call at my store
r any articles Deeded in the house keeping and house
furnishing line as they be to find any articles
wanted and save money and trouble by buying all one
place.
Please remember the number, 232 Main street. Paine's
Block rear th' City Hall, call and examine the stock
mehcT d&wif j. L. H0UD,
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Boston notwithstanding
n ARGE SALE OF CLoTHING
CLOTHING FOR GENTLEMEN.

lively " ALAt-A RAN
vious to opening our
New Spring Goods,
the stock remaining
on hand has been
closed out at low
prices, or at auction,
thus enabling US to
keep on hand a new
an / desirable stock,
fresh manufactured
for each opening sea
son This season the
balancerema1nin on
hand has been re
moved to the west
wing of cur building,
ticketed, and mark
ed in plain figures,
from which no devia
ton can be made,and
at such low prices as
will astonish our pat
rons, and will have
the appearance that
something is broke !
But We prefer to lose
a few thousand dol
lars, giving our Gus
toners the benefit,
rather that close out
at auction.
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The Cheapest Fuel in the Market.
Delivered in any part OF the City
Rg- Orders left atJOHN FIELDS Office, or 4. +. DIX
IE'S, will be promptly attended to by the
WORCESTER PEAT COMPANY.
dl1 diff
NIGNY STORE! NEW GOODS III. G
IN WARREN has enlarged and fitted up the best
manner the formerly occupied by VIM ARNOLD for
Toy, Variety, Confectionery, Fruit, Nut, Segar Soda,
Beer Oyster Eating, and Ice Cream Saloon all Of which
prices as will ensure immediate sale Friends and the
pubs invited Call and examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
NO. 1913 Main Street, Worcester.
So eodH JOSEPH G. WARREN.
TEVHE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF
Il THE AGE And don't fail to give single trial I!
j. f. RnynsOre s. Co.'S
SOluble Indigo Blueing for Family Uses !
Warranted tree from specks and will not injure the
delicate fabric Also, their Blue Chemical Ink
the best ink in the market This ink contains acid,
flows very easily, moulds; settles, cor
rode steel pen, and permanent ink than any
the market We also agents for Stearns Transpa
Soap, remedy for removing grease or paint
from garments and excellent article for chapped
hands. Try it. Try it
N. B. NVamGed-Local and Travelling Agents 10
sell the same We have some dozen agents who real
iziug ST. SO per day sides their expenses For
active youag out of employment the above
chance there ia no risk and article that is wanted
n every family. j. I. RAYM0RE co,
Manufacturers, No. 81 Main St.
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nRAFTS FOR SALE on all patti of England,
BY Ireland, Scotland, Germany, France, Prussia Swift
zerland, Norway. Sweden, Denmars, Spain. Portugal,
Italy, Austria, and the Orient LEONARD CO.,
Agents OF the American European Express and Exchange
Company. diff mch30
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FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL
Clothing

Clothing.
UsTo NJ CLor Thine.
THOS. F. SMITH & CO.,
Have taken store, Ne. 6, Lincoln House
Block, and opened a. entire
NEW STOCK OF GOODS,
One of the largest and hest selected in the city, con-
CLOTHS,
CAssIMERES,
And VEsTINGs in great Varieties,
STRING PANT GOODS,
Of all styles and prices to suit the purchaser.
keep couatantly on hand, large assortment Of
Cents Furnishing Goods,
Shifts, Collars Neck Ties silk and Linen Hqnaser
CHIEFS suspender, lloves Hosiery, &C. In short every
thing 10 the Cents Furnishing Goods line.
~ Give US CALL No. lincoln House Block
mh12 diff
NENTLEMEN's SPRING GOODS!
" Just received, by
SAM UEL RKER,
at the old Stand.
139 Main street.
The subsuriber atteTs himself from the long experience
which he has had in his business that his stock Of Spring
Cool cannot be surpassed either in style variety or du
raby by any assortment of a similar character to be
found in the city It consists Of splendid assortment
of French aud American
Fancy DeOskins and Cassimeres,
a agreat variety of beautiful FRENCH CLOTHS or
Spring Over aud Business Coats,
besides fine assortment of
VESTINGS.-
As the subscriber has never been guilty of keeping READY
CLOTHING SHOP and employs but the most ex-
perenced workmen he trusts that this will be sufficient
guarantee those f there any such acquainted
with the in which the work his establishment is
done As regards the fashion and cut of his Worl he
has only to refer to the friends and customers
both in city and county, who have for years been in the
habit of having their garments made at Lis esta ish
mept, diff YnchII
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Business GQr0s.
sLATER'S ROPE WALK,
Rear Quinsigmamond Bank,
WILLARD HUMEs,

SLATER'S ROPE WALK,
ie Rear ouinsgmamond Bank,
WILLARD HUMES,
az o sg sc r "a e aGte8';
Washington Square, Worcester, Mass.
House Painting, Graining Paper Hanging, and Panel
Ing, done in a thorough and workmanlike manner.
:, Refersnee$--Eiward Earle, W. A Hacker, 0. K
Doors, Sash, and Blinds furnished to order my3o d1y
WORCESTER SHUTTLE COMPANY,
Manufacturers of all kinds of
COTTON AND WOODEN SHUTTLES,
new WORCESTER, MASS.
Orders promptly ATTENDED to.
ov1LLE P. RICHARDSON,
o27 diff EVERETT c. SWEET
C. z. BLEW Err,
HARD AND SOFT WoOD,
Corner Of Front and Trumhull Streets,
oil WORCESTER. dem
Ar ERICAN HOT Sc,
By JOSIAH STEVENS,
Formerly of the MANSION HOUSE, Northampton, Mass
Opposite the Railroad Depots .FITcHBURG, Mass.
Free Carriage to and from the Depos.
nj dom JOSIAH STEVENS.
UNION BILLIARD HALL,
j28 dSn : j. O. WARE, Proprietor.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
For The Purchase and Safe Of Real Estate,
No. I4I Main St, w OrcesteT,
Over ounsgamond Bank.
Farms, Houses, and Building Lots Sold or
Exchanged.
EzEKIEL DANIELS, JOHN NJ DANIELS
N. B. Auction Sales of Real Estate promptly attended
to- on reasonable terms, in any part Of the county by
EZEKIEL DANIELS. je6 dly
e. b. LAMSON 81 CO.,
-DEALERs RI
New and Second Hand Furniture Crockery
and Glass Ware, Stoves, Carpets, and all kinds
of House Furnishing Goods
N d. Cash paid for secondhand FURNITURE. at
GO & 6S Main ST.. by g. b. LAMS0N & co, =
iy22 d1y
CHARLES HAMILTON,
Book, Job, Card, and Ornamental Printer
Nos and 2 Central Exchange (3d door,)
WORCESTER, MASS.
All orders promptly attended to. dawtf oil
ASSURANCE.
ATNA INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford
Capital $500 O00
AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY, Providence.
Capital $4,000
Horne INSURANCE COMPANY. New York
SOD. Capital s500,000,
HARTFORD INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford
CAPITAL $500 600
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY Providence
CAPITAL S150,O00
The above named Companies continue 70 insure undeI
svorabe terms For further particulars, inquire or
q. II. BULLOCK, Agent,
OH daWtf Worcester
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-09

Bircds .Mastrels.--Thc celebrated Billy
Birch, late of the San Francisco Mnshels, with
n star troupe of performers, will give two con-
certs at Washington Hall, commencing this
evening. twill be recollected that Birch was a
passenger on the Inflated Central America when
she was swallowed up by the sea with many Of
her passengers. Many anecdotes were told at the
time of this disaster, of the levity and hu-
NOR of Birch under the trying circumstances OF
the occasion. If he could be merry with al
most certain death staring him in the face, what
will lie be tonight, surrounded by house full Of
active life and grinning countenances2 We an
ticipatc full house
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The ISm.fsk Tragedy. Friday and Saturday
last Esquire Morrel's court at Sunfsh, was en-.
gagged in the examination of William Thomas
Morrison. The testimony so far, is similar to
that ELECTED IN SWANS case. We shall probably
be able to give the result of thetrial tomorrow,
when Judgment is expected to be rendered.
The accused have as yet been unable to account
for their whereabouts during the entire day of
the Sunday, upon which the murder is supposed
to have been perpetrated.
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MIsoRLLANEoUs.
GREAT .EXCITEMENT
I'M WALL STREET, NJ. Y

TN consequence of the resent heavy failures York
and other Eastern cities the commercial houses have
great their demands had
rtfce Goods to such extent as to leave It without an
egnatin eotrasfsia nse[y keaay ao1Sy ~
discount Those fortunate enough ady
cash found easy to goods ain
street, Wheeling, Va, is enabled to exhibit to these Who
visit him, nssortensOf goods (sone Of which
merated beow at little than half their value
Ladies' in particular requested 10 call aud thu
Alex Heyinan has received By Ohio Rail Road,
Penns Rail Road, and by Express, of the largest
OF Dry Goods oIered and consist In part
| BLACK sILKs--Al grades, an excellent quality, all
boiled and at only 20 cents per YARD BLACK gid
Fancy coiorcd Bay Silks; Tartan Plaid Silks New
style irish Poplns rich; Printed French MeTinos all
grades Plain French MeTinos from IS cts and upwaTdsi
Extra Rich all Wool Nous de IaineS All Wool Plaidsi Va
encia Pads; styles and great variety of other rS
| SHAWLs, MANTL.Es AND SCARPs-very rich Chenille
ShaWs Very rich Plush ShsEIs Very rich Stella slawls
Cashmere Shals; Scarfs; COhks of almost
style and quality embracing all the novelties oil me
NEEDLE woRK-Reai French Work Collars Sleeves and
I'M s. Sets very cheap In short the
Needle Work that have been able TO Offer
thing in Dress Goods shaWls Wells, Collars, Sets
| WHITE GooDS-of every variety and very cheap. @
| DOMESTIC AMI Staple Go6Ds-4hr most extensive
assortment that to be found In the city many Of theta
being bought low and will be sold for less than they
would cost 70 manufacturers at the present time, -
BLANKETS-A larger stock than ever, embracing evely
make and quality at greatly reduced prices.
CARPESA superior and far increased over
other All Carpets bought were extremely cheap
entirely and very desirable styles and colors
FURs-Iades do You wish TO purchase superior quail
lind them here in Dreo rSrIetv and very low Erie.s
'SIt SS I'm Sn ST rsS
bear In mind that my stock Is larger than has
that goods bought without exception, for NIT
CASH. Any acquainted with the present state oil the
money market will know that with the facilities
ready cash. Goods must be surprisingly cheap Call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere > - -
sep15-3m sta 1871 Main street, Wheeling, Va.
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winter Arrangement.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE

TRANSPORTATION OFFICE Il. O. R.R.,
WHEELING STATION, Nov. 7th, 1857.
I'm and after Sunday Evening, Nov. sh, the Passenger
" trains will leave this station daily at $40 A. M 44O
81, 10 p. 81, Wheeling time. The Accommodation
daily Except Sundays) $40 A. H. will receive and dis
charge passengers all the principal stations between
Wheeling Cumberland. The Accommodation train is
discontinued East end of road.
The Express train daily at $50 P H. will receive and
Discharge passengers the following stations only Ben
wood, MoundsvIIle, Cameron, Burton, Bentons Ferry
FarmoIt Fetterman, Grafton, Rowlsbur, Piedmont Cum
berand No. II Water Station Sir Johns Run Martinsburg
Harper's FERRY, Monocacy, SykesVle, and Washington
Junction The Mall train daily Except Saturday, at 10
p NJ will receive and discharge at all The prn
cipaI stations.
The will arrive follOws Mail train n. EX
press train 1OI5 A. NJ, Accommodation train from Cum
" G. wooDsInE, supt.
nov9 JB RoRD, Agent.
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-.EE IVY u. IL. NE 81 " sf
ONE OF THE BEST PURGATISE AND LIVER MEDl.
GINEs now Be9,s r. public Ds@s Dr.
'easer, mIler and more eHectual than any other med
cine known. 1t is only Gathartic, but LITER
matter tIlep on carry OF that
thus aeompsh1ins two purposes eiscsu9ly will
atoms OF most oaartics A. sysrm ~
moderate doses strengthen and build It pWitl uE'
q DIR. sASFohD's 1NyIGoEAToR is compounded entirely
ifrom new articles Of medicine, namely, Gums 80
ed when IL is EuoSn that one bottle Of the invigoraiUr
contains US much strength as one hundred doses ofca
- oms wlthoutany ofits deleterous effects. , -
Though possessing rare powers these GUNS
been nG! s to pyssS1s, and meyer used
orator, which met with such unprecedented success
- tried and known In its effects rarely ever failed
to cure Ltrer Complaints In their worst forms,
Indigestion being caused by derAngtd Lire1s cured"
- when the Liver is excited to action -, - -,
and MS proof that the ISv1GoRAToR relieves this disease
any one troubled with Jaun1iee take the
Costveness can be permanently cured BY the InvigO-
Take small doses on retiring and Il ASSISTS
nature in her operations BY gradually diminishing tie
ana work us regularly as clock work Sick Headacle
Livery soon relieved BY taGnE double dose Of the Inttp
-ordtor which corrects all acidy and sourness OF tie
For an overloaded stomach it has no equal as re-
evss all SppretsSsI, OF ImSa.S geinE aiTr SnIs
Dir. SANFORD's INyIGORAIOR came to us recommended
rom Diseased Liver The Testimonials Of So many II
Physicians favor, induced try and now
conviction is certain that 1t is of the greatest bles-
Olsngs given to Dyspeptics for it made complete
before the first bottle was taken, and
= anything edible without trouble, while before, roth
q ing but the Phtst food would digest, and often ts
L 1 m9% That EY 50 81" 10 81 %
a fail to try this, The greatest remedy III the w1rld0te
= Fact .....s
~ There has never been tried in our family remedy
(which has with sncll ubounded in the
diseases Incident Children Dr. sAAFoRDs INyIG-
ORATOR. 1t alone diseases OF children that
ause IT. for 1t acts Cathartc mildly and gently
and to renoyate the system so thoroughly that we
~ think doing service to ull In advising them
- when they medicine this There
that have come under notice Wh!re great btI
eft has been received in diseases OF tie LtreF, stomach
Bowels where all other remedies failed 10 give relief
1thas become useful in family that will not do
Slwiihout t,luCkSOnrue (Ald.) Rel,uJkcGfl. go
DOLLAR BOTTLE.
SANFORD CO., PropfietOIs, 845 broadway New York.
7. IL. LOGAN q: CO., Agents for Wheeling, - 10
JOHN D. PARK, Cincinnati. -.e- rs -r
GEO. H. KEiSER, Pittsburgh W olCsaIe Agents. %
aul7-Gin-1Y-dRN a
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Nov 1.-THE New York Tribune says the
latest aspect of our recent election, is that t
Democratic State Ticket is elected by from TO-,
600 to 1000 plurality. The Legislature iscIose,
the Senate, being Republican, though possibly
otherwise, while the Americans, some half doz
en- number, will most likely the balance ofpow-
err in the Assembly.
National Chess Congress The grand Tourna-
ment is at last concluded, after session of
nearly five weeks. Paul Morphy was the win
ncr Of the first prize, and PauIson of the sec
ond, The concluding game was contested for
many hours and the result was received amid
great excitement and loud applause. The Con-
gress still remains in session, but has removed
to the rooms of the New York Chess Club, at
No. 10Th, East 18th street Large numbers
attend daily and the interest is still kept up
The prizes are to be delivered the carly part Of
next week.
This morning legal proceedings were COM
menced in the Court of Common Pleas to attach
property of Thos. Albone, late President of the
Penna. Bank, brought by the Directors, who
depose the defendant indebted upwards of $685.,
900. The affidavit then states that he nbscond-
ed for foreign country with the design TO de-
fraud his creditors
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-09

Sale or Real Estute.-The DIR. Smith farm
near wellsburgh, says the Herald, sold unGe
decree on Tuesday last for over $4,000. 1t
contained SAG acres, was sold in three parcels,
one OF which containing 20 acres was purchased
by JOS. Applegate. Esq., the balance, including
the mansion house by the n, w. Bank. The
entire farm brought an average of over $40 per
acre, and the sale is considered good one.
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ing towards them,

FTremen's Funeral The Guards Fire Com
pamy on Saturday afternoon, attended in uniform,
accompanied by deputndons from other comFan-
les, the funeral of deceased member Of No. 8,
Mr. SiIus Reed The Company adopted the fol-
lowing resolutions:
WHEREAS: 1t has pleased the Wise Disposer
of all things, to remove by death, from our As
sociation, our beloved Brother Fireman, Silas
Reed, recently constituted a member of the
Guards Fire Company. Therefore.
Resolred, That while he bow submissivey to
the dispensatiOns OF Divine Providence, by
which one nf our number has been taken away,
we will cherish the memory of the deceased, as
among those whose generous disposition,
prompted the organization of our own, and all
other companies. and that we deeply sympatliZe
with his afflicted friends and relatives in their
bereavement
Resolred That copy of these resolutions be
presented to his friends by the President and
Secretary; and published in the city papers.
Resoited That the members of the Company
shall wear the usual badge Of mourning for a
term of 80 days.
Reso1red, That our thanks are hereby tender
ed to the other companies of the city, who have
thus so kindly participated with US in rendering
last tribute to n departed friend.
The resolutions were signed by II. B. Hub
bard, Chief Director, and John C. Trimble,
John jackson and Isaac Cloudy, Committee.
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IT Is NOT OFTEN THAT WE NOTICE EDTToRIALLY
a patent medicine; yet we feel it duty when we
arc convinced an article is very merlito,ious to
inform the public, that they, too, may be bene
fitted by its use, and to prevent them from using
other articles that have no merit in them.
Now we wish particularly to recommend to
our readers, Dr.. Sayorrs Lioer InCigOrntor, as
an article that has given benefit and performed
cures, in our circle of acquaintance, that were
little less than astonishing. 1t is particularly
recommended for all Diseases of the Liver, as it
is Lirer Ingigorator. Especially among our
own children have we noted its beneficial effects
where the little sufferers from bowel complaint
worms and other diseases, incident to children,
have been made quiet and perfectly cured by
the use of the article. 1t has testimonials that
none can doubt, for the cure of Jaundice, Dys-
pepsia and such troubles as always follow de-
ranged Liver \ few such cases have come un-
der our observation where it seemed almost to
work miracles.
Our advice to families is not to. be without it,
as it will save many hours of pain by its speedy
use when disease first makes its attack.,-Alatoo-
ma .ScatiRel nov5.
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paw =
Tie Rirer-Thcre was considerable activity
about the landing on Saturday, more than we
have observed for long time, and business
seemed to be actually looking up. The Alta
mont was rapidly receiving freight, principally
Wheeling manufactured articles, for st. Louis
The Fulton City, loadedwith railroadiron for St
Louis, passed down, touching here to receive
additions to her cargo, the Chevoit passed up
for Wellsville and Pittsburgh.
The new ferry boat recently completed at the
ship yard, made trial trip on Saturday, work
~ to the admiration of all. She proceeded up
the river a short distance, having on board most
of those engaged in her construction, when all
hands went ashore to gather pawpaws, which
are quite abundant, and are really delicious at
this ''season of the year" The ferry boat is
to be employed in the upper Mississippi river
We Yesterday heard of an instance, where
shipper offered Ohio iron at $50 ton, $40 less
than the regular price, to Pittsburgh house,
and failed to make sale. However, we hope
for better times financially, and consequently an
Improvement in steamboating.
David Blynn, bar keeper on the steamer AG-
miral, who ives stabbed in front of the Planters
House, ST. Louis is still living, and it is now
supposed will recover. The affair is still buried
in as much mystery as ever.
The St Louis Harbor Master reports 247 ar
rivals for the past month Wharfage collected
S6,8s4 %.
The Mississippi continues low, which draws
off the water from the Lower Ohio, making the
navigation more difficult than it would other
wise be.
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But son: behold 10, where it comes again

For several weeks past the people residing in
the vicinity of certain dark ravine not far
North of this city, have been very much exer-
ciscd, owing to the occasional appearance, in
unauestionable shape, of a regular built ghost
Our informant says he don't know whether the
ghosts intents are "wicked or charitable" but
that white-robed, sepulchernl-yoiced spirit,
"rcvisits thus the glimpses Of the moon, he is
satisfied by peculiar demonstration. II comes
up out of the ravine and Wanders about the hills
occasionally taking seat ito ease its shanks, I"
and indulging in awful means and cries, enough
to frighten away the senses of any one but it,
self The less timorous of the young people
sometimes amuse themselves by calling upon
the horrid spectre little before night fall; some
times it comes out, and sometimes it don't The
other evening our informant, with others, called
upon the supposed goblin, and directly thereaf-
ter it came stalking towards them,
'Whlst they distilled
Almost to jelly with the act OF fear,
Stood dumb and spoke not TO him.
but on the contrary. they all suddenly, and with
out consultation, agreed upon the dstalte
in the shortest time, and their winged heels tr
ried their bodies rapidly away, while their "hair
did rouse and stir as iflire were int" Though
assured to the contrary, we think the cause of
so much alarm is simple spirit of health and
not ghost. Several empty liquor bottles have
recently been found in the neighborhood Of the
COLLINS nocturnal ambulutions, from which we
Judge it requires good deal of spirits to keep
up its spiritual character.
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The Best PrOqt' after all of the superior ex-
cellence of Dr. A. s. 70cld's Lieer Pills, is the
fact that numerous instances can be furnished,
where these pills have been in use, in the same
families for ten, tsoenty and even thirty gears!
These facts are known in this city and else
where Can any evidence be more direct?-
Todds Pills are for sale by all respectable deal
ers. L H. Logan & Co., General Agents.
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New Dancing academy.

TN lIornbrOok's Buildings, above Monroe. Days
Tuition Friday and Saturday afternoons of each week
night cless for Gentlemen will meet at O'Clock p NJ,
same days.
wing taken the above named the purpose
teaching Dancing prepared to receive pupils for
the - Us
Ayariety Of dances will be introduced viz Two Es
meralda WaEes VarrOvee Waltz, and the New Lanccrs
Quadrles, many other Dances. No efforts will be
spared to make all pupils proficient In the art.
for all pupils, IS for the course, and for
former pupils OF mJ classes, 50. F..
LII p. h. H0FPMAN.