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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-15
For sale by George C Trumbull.

HoNE PAsTINEs, or The Child's own Toy Book.
Under this title Messrs. Mathew & Baker Of
Boston are publishing a series Of packages, each
one containing the figures Of the several parts Of
some toy, as wheelbarow, a bedstead, &c,
printed npou cardboard. These are to be cnt
out BY the juvenile TOY maker, and put together,
according to directions accompanying each pack.
age, and making, when thus constructed, neat
and pretty toy; at the same time afording
amusement, occupation, and recreation, to the
child, and bringing into activity, and cultivating
his mechanical ingenuity. They are put up in
very neat style, with ample directions accomps
nying each. For sale BY S. Thompson & Co.
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MURDERER ARREsTBD-We learn by the
Minnesota Free Press Of Nov. Sd, published at
st. Peter, that Rinchart, the man charged with
the murder Of Mr. Bodell, had been arrested by
the sheriff Of Le'Sueur county, at La Crescent,
where he was about to open saloon. He was
brought to Lexington on the I'd, and was to have
his examination on the 81. He denies all knowl
edge Of the transaction. Great excitement pre-
vailed in that vicinity, and threats Of lynehng
him were freely made.
We are requested to inform the friends OF Mr..
Bodell, that there is letter from Minnesota for
Mrs. Bodell, at the Post Office in this city.
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WIS, N. u. GEHAl,IIs- ph..,-,
10 90 on experienced and SUCCESSFUL MiswiIs.
V1 Hechanic street, at the Head Of Unioh ss,rss,
'O'Ai attention given to Uterine Complaints. aod
oasca Diseases OF Chi dren. 1~
e25 u'S from toS a. m, and from to D. m
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RoLLo IN RoNs. BY Jacob Abbott Boston :;
Brown, Taggard, 4 Chase, 1858.
This iS the tenth volume Of the series Of "RoI.
los Tour in Europe, heretofore noticed by US,
and is undoubtedly one of the best Of the series.
the various subjects of interest clustered togeth-
er In this ancient metropolis of the world fornish.
ing most prolific theme, which pen far less
skillful and adroit than that OF MIR. Abbott could
hardly fail to turn to good account.
For sale by VIM. Il. Sanford
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-15

The Board of overseers OF the Poor, of which
City Marshal Warren was member, had meet.
ing on Saturday evening last. and voted to attend
his funeral this afternoon.
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HfLLs aLroERINs, or Sweet Principle OF Oils, foi
improving aud beAutifyng the Hair, Tor sale by JOHN
O. HILL Apothecary, Mechaulcs Hall building, Woroes
ter. DIT
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TwBNTY THOUSAND DOLLARS STOLEN To-
ledo, Nov. l2.-The Wabash and Western
Railroad safe, at Fort Wayne, was opened
with false keys last night, and 800, 900 sto-
len; $4,000 OF the amount was in new bills
on the Frontier Bank. Of Illinois, and the
balance on other banks in Illinois and Wis
consin. There is no clue TO the robber.
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Court of Common Pleas L rInlinaI Term.
JUDGE SANDER, PRESIDING.
On Saturday John Burns OF Holden was found
guilty Of bling common seller OF liquor.
jeremiah Mahoney Of North Bfookheld was
found guilty OF selling liquor.
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II. q. o. zll,.I, - ~ N
the Aucitnt sp q mu'h experience, will give lessons
mon and Hishe, Eno odern Language, and in The Com
NO Studies at No. 8 BoWdoin Btrest
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D, , FORCE S1E.! SESSIONS

Fu GEORGE saES5ows
VuFntShlnR Undertn EertSa ONS
h.'aoT . COln Ware
Robes of ey esshSts, Patent Metallic Burial 04. and
NHw PATssy iPH9h always on baud. Also ,bs
r,ls a,ng connected with the rospaSenoen, a, os
% Front tryo offended to. No. 40 Front street
Iotseer Mass. dGWtf mY29
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Joint RESOLVE AND ORDERS.

Resolved. That, as token of our respect for
the memery Of Frederic Warren, our late City
Marshal, the Mayor, Aldermen. and Common
Council Of the cly will attend his funeral on Mon
day, Nov. Is, at two o'clock, P. M, and that the
various officers connected with the present Mu.
nicipal Government be invited to JOIN in paying
the last tribute of respect to their deceased asso
ciate and friend.
Ordered, That joint special committee be ap-
pointed to make all proper and necessary ar
engagements to carry out the foregoing resolve
Ordered, That the Mayor be requested to
cause the various Offices in the City Hall to be
closed from twelve O'Clock, A. M, till five
O'Clock, P. NJ, on the day appointed for the fun.
eral obsequies of Marshal Warren.
Aldermen Lincoln and Messenger, and Com
mon Councilman Barker, Daniels, and Hatha-
way, were appointed as this committee.
Both Boards adjourned, to meet at their 70.
spective rooms, this l(Monday) afternoon at half
past one o'clock
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BY TELEGRAPH.


By the American Teesraphs Oompsny's Printing Lines
Office in General Express Office, Lincoln House Block.
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The AUTocRAr OF THE BREAKFAST TABLE.
Among the articles which have given to the At
lantic Moutely it's high rank and great POPULAR
", none, probably, have contributed more to
that result than those under this title from the
facile pen Of DR.. Holmes. Their sprightly hu-
NOR, and 6ne appreciation Of character commend
them to readers Of all classes, and very rarely
have any literary articles secured such general
approval. 1t is WE'LL therefore, that Messrs.
Phillips, Sampson, & Co.. have collected them.
Z before spoken. Many ofthose who have read the
articles in the Atlantic will be glad to have them
IN them in this more permanent form, and thou
sands on thousands OF those who have not read
them will be glad Of the opportunity Of possess.
ing themselves OF, and reading one of the most
sparkling works rhat has issued from the Ameri-
can press.
For sale by GEORGE G. TrumbulI
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TEMPERANCE MKErINs.-TAe quarterly meet
ing OF the Middlesez and Worcester Temperance
Union was held in FrarniDghan on Wednesday
last. 10 the absence OF the President, Hon. We
lorouS Taft OF Upton, Rev. Mr.. Bodwell Of Franz
ingham presided
series Of resolutions faVoring more strin-
gent enforcement Of the liquor Law, was adopted,
after discussion. Speeches we're made by Rev.
J. R. Johnson of Milford, Mr.. Hews Of Webster.
Hon. c. C. Esty of Framingham. and others.
1t was voted to hold the next quarterly meet
ing at Marlboro, on the second Wednesday in
February next
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vertist ment r. r" nth than PoeIry.--see n, p,..
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For the Spy
MOUNT VERNON ASSOCIATION AT a meeting
Of tho ladies Of Worcester in favor Of assisting
the Mount Vernon Association, the following
we're appointed assistant managers:
Mrs. Isaac Davis, Mrs. g. Davis
Mrs. kdgin Conant, Miss COMMIT
Mrs. uenry w. Miller, Mas a. D. " Ilnooln
MIS- A. u. Bnllo,h, Miss A. Miller,
Mre' Nathan Washburn, Miss 3. phelps,
Mfs Shatles Paine, Miss NJ Bacon,
MIS- r. W. Canned, Mrs. Lorng Goes.
All these ladies have accepted the Office, and
are authorized to receive subscriptions. All who
feel interested In the object are requested 10 fe.
spond when called upon.
ELiEIDAvIs, County, Manager.
Worcester, Nov. II.
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ER a RAHr
FanoiS,, oHLhBRATKD
A New Style. Prlco ESQ.
10 SUMMER srREET, BosTou
7V0 BRO WAY, Nav 49,

Tho.au Al, NEW YORK,
Of uneqqaed sex from two poo and form ,eam
NOT rip, even n Seaaty and elasticity which viii
SE sN9 oS 81 j. The msriet for ia@lly u,s arc
sYLvANusS E pa ,p FOR A otRcULiR u''
ols AGENT Main street, Worcester.
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HoMEop ANIGHOLS. M. ~.
OVFIoH AND aSa,ns,rh io PHYBiOfAN
FROG i TO q Vsn ~ MAS 81. 0Snros aou,a
worcester. Oct 40 iahs 70 O'CLOCK P. 81
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VIGoRAToR, ie aent, Of Dr. sANFo 20 Ltvru TN
ay1 :" another coluian Of his pSp =, FIN IN
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In the Common Council, the President, E. B,
Stoddard, Esq, on calling that body to order,
addressed it as follows
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HoN. JosHUA R GIDDrNos.-This gentleman
delivered lecture on Monday evening, in St.
Louis, TO very large audience. Some Of the
papers speak we'll Of it, but writer in the St.
Louis Republican calls the lecture abolition
TRADE" The subject Of the lecture, as announo-
ed IN the papers, was THE Laws that Govern
U.s." 1t is a favorable siea Of the times that so
nossd an snti-sIavery man as Mr.. Giddlngs is per-
mstsd to lecture In a slaVshOlding city at all.
The world moves.
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telegraphic dispatch received, last evening
from Boston, announced that fifty policemen
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-15

b. D. M HAM,
having received license from the city government has
opened
a-~n ErOkIuS nlsnnmenG,
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AbeoLNb s OF TIE MAYOR AND ALDERMEN.
Resolved, That this Board have heard with
feelings of deep regret of the sudden death of
Frederic Warren, our late able, faithful, expert
enced, and efficient City Marshal.
Resolved, That while as citizens we regret the
loss Of valuable and useful member CT the COM
munity, as members Of this Board we lament the
death OF an officer intimately associated with us
in our public duties, whose official intercourse
with US has been uniformly marked on his part
by courtesy frankness, and an earnest desire
10 promote the public welfare and the success of
the department of which he was the head.
Resolved, That, as mark of our respect for
the official character of Marshal Warren, and for
the position which he held in our Municipal
Government, this Board will attend his funeral
at such time and place as may be appointed.
Resolved, That copy of these resolves, sign.
ed by the Mayor, be communicated to the family
Of the deceased.
The resolves were unanimously adopted.
Alderman Lincoln also offered an order which
was unanimously adopted in both branches, for
the appointment Of joint special committee, to
retire and report upon what action to take in
srfsEfnGe tqSssissafaI 49, 'ii;----l s q. sh~, "a
- "a C5saaOiffI1u parker, .-....-ss - - ..
Hathaway, were selected as that committee, and
they subsequently reported the following Joint
resolve and orders, which were unanimously
adopted in both Boards
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tow Bee pr 'S SI,I mus, inns an Il. o
M advertisement In another co,,,s''
~, dhw2w oouhln.
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LOCAL NEWS


Meeting of the City Governments. in ref
erence 60 the Death of Marshal War
rem.
Both branches of the City Government we're
convened on Saturday evening last, at their usual
rooms, at half-past seven O'Clock, BY order OF the
Mayor, to adopt measures in reference to the de-
cease Of the late City Marshal Every member
was present The solemnty Of the proceedings
indicated the deep grief which pervaded the com
munity, and penetrated alike officials and private
citizens, at the announcement of that melancholy
event.
His Honor Mayor Davis called the Board Of
Mayor and Aldermen to order at the time desig
mated, aud made the following appropriate re-
marks
MAYOR DAvIs's'ADDREss.
Gentlemen of the Board Of Aldermen 1T is
my painful duty to announce to you the sudden
and affecting death OF Frederic Warren, Marshal
of the city of Worcester, Last Wednesday. Mr.,
Warren was in full health, and as likely to live,
to all human appearances, as any one OF US now
present. little past noon he went into his of
flee with B. L. Harden, merchant of this CITY,
and Mr. Hendricks, a deputy sheriff, from
Charleston, s. c. Mr.. Warren handed Mr. Hem
bricks revolver to examine. In the examina-
ton the revolver was accidentally discharged the
forating his lungs, and lodging in the back Mr.
Warren was Immediately conveyed to his house,
where he received every attention which medical
skill and tae kindness Of friends could admins
ter-out 1t all was Of no avail. After much Jain
and suffering, he died at a quarter before SIX
O'Clock this morning, at the age of forty nine
years, leaving wife and children and numer.
Gus circle of friends to mourn his loss. Mr..
Warren has resided in Worcester from his child.
hood. lie has been prominent member Of the
Police Department Of the city since the organiza.
tlon OF the City Government, with the exception
OF one year. He was appointed Assistant Mar
shal by Gov Lincoln, the first Mayer of Worces-
ter For the last three years he has been at the
head OF the police, and feel confident in saying
that am expressing the feelings of many Of our
citizens, as we'll as my own, when l say that he
has been prompt, energetic, faithful, and courte-
Gus in the discharge of the various duties con
nfeted with his position. He has been one of the
OVerseers Of the Poor most of the time since the
organization Of the city. Here his loss will be Sc.
vefely felt by the city and the poor. He was
himself poor, and has left his family poor He
knew how to sympathise with the poor. and
among them he has numerous friends But |
am not here, gentlemen. to pronounce any eulogy
on his character, but have called you togethsr
that you might adopt such measures as you may
deem proper.
Alderman Lincoln then arose, and, after en-
dOrsng the sentiments just expressed, and pass,
ing deserved tribute to the character of the late
City Marshal, as faithful, efficient, and ener-
getc officer, and humane and courteous in all his
Intercourse with his fellow men, offered the fol-
lowing resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted;
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PoLITIcAL.-The Chicago Press Of the 10th
says that the returns of the Illinois election have
been received from all the counties in the State
but three, footing up as follows Republican
llS,9O5: Democratic 1l0,77l-Repubicsn ma
jority 1874. The counties yet to hear from are
Democratic, but it is thought they cannot bring
the total Republican msjority down below 5000.
The Detroit Advertiser says there will be very
decided Republican majority in both branches of
the Michigan Legislature. The Republicans
therefore, will have two additional U S. Senators
in the next Congress, one from Michigan and the
other from New Jersey
Mr.. Daily Of Nemaha introduced into the Ne
braska House. on the 25th ult. bill prohibiting
slavery and involuntary servitude in the Terrific
~ Of Nebraska, after the LIST OF January, 1882
Il was referred to a select committee OF 1--WE. with
instruction TO report on the I'd inst The nature
of the report We have yet to learn.
The Detroit Advertiser Of the llth thinks that
there is no doubt Of the election Of Leach, Re-
publican, in the 4h Congressional District "by
a majority exceeding Ave hundred, and probably
reaching nearly to a thousand
1t is said that Judge Parker, the defeated Dem
ocrAtic candidate for Governor Of New York, is
suggested for a foreign mission II every Admin
is.raton man who runs for an Office in the North
is to be rewarded for his defeat by foreign mis-
sion, it will get to be altogether too expensive
luxury for the Administration to indulge in.
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pto Remedy. H ,sG SUI Of DR.. Bliss,
d&w2s
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BUY ME- AND I'LL DO YOU GOOD.
Now is the time to the great Spring and Summer
DR.. LANcLEY's ROOT AND HERB

b II Il r r s..
com0osed Of SdrsGgaraiiG Wid Cherry, YelIoW
Dock, Prickly Ash, T'h0rOughVort, RhubGrb, Man
drake, Dandsiion, &c.,--aH Of Which are so
pounded as to act in concert and assist Nature an
crddicdting disease
The effect Of this medicine is most wondefu-it acts
directly upon the bowels and blood by removing all 90
Btrucons from the internal organs stimulating them in
TO healthy action, renovatine the fountains OF life and
vigor purifying the blood cleansing it from oil hu norS
and causing through every part Of the
dody They cure and eradicate from the system Liver
Compaint-thst main wheel Of so many diseases-Jaun-
dice n it's worst forms, all Bilious diseases and Foul
Stomach Dyspepsia, Oostveness, HumOrs of the Blood
and Skin Indigestion headache, Dizziness Piles Heart
burn ness Pain in the Side and Bowels, Fstrlency
Loss of Appetite, and all kindred com plants auscd by
torpid diseased Liver, disordered Stomach bad
Blood to which all subject in Spring and
Summer.
If taken in large Doses Fever and Ague may be bro
en- up and cured al oooe. This has become a staudad
medicine and is decidedly the best the world ever
rrice only 25c for the pint, and S7ac for the quar-
bottle.
Sold by all medicine dealers everywhere Order
should be addressed to j. O. LANGLEY, IL Marsha
street. Boston, Mass.
Sold by all the Druggists in Worcester.
mch4 d6w6m
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Ouce known never forgot ten.-If our read
would have positive luxury for the Toilette, use
Blodgetts "Persian Balm" For o9ansing the Teeth
Shaving, Chsmpooing, Bathing, Reautiiying the Com
pexton, removing Tan, Pimples Freckles, Sun Marks,
and all disagreeable marks from the Skim it equal
Bold by all Druggists. &. BL0DGEEI & CO., Pro
prIetors Ogdensburgh, N. 7.
Sol by all Druggists 10 Worcester, and wholesale and
retail BY JOHN g. HILL, Mechanics Hall Binding.
APPS d& E6m
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G YER & BAK RS
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
IS SUMMER STREET, BOSTON,
1876 BROAD WAY, NEW YORK.

u These Machines now justly admitted to be
the bestn use for Family Sewing making ew,strong,
and elastic stitch, which will rip, if every
fourth stitch be cut Circulars sent on application by
letter. Agents wanted.
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Euyalsda, Notice this Fact!!-For the past
Fifty years Dr. s. Q. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY WINE
BIT fERS have heen unrvaied effective and valu
able Sprung and Summer medicine. AMI while almost
every the thousands of remedies that have been
introduced within that period has been sbandoued DR.
medicine has been sustained with increased
Pc larty For sale at the Doctors Office, No 81 Hapo
We Street Boston, and by dealers in medicine every
where myl0 damt
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II Another Column will be found letter that
W rite some little time since by Dr. Bliss to q house
IL Augusta, Ca. and by them published We take the
liberty of having it transferred to the columns of this
p'per Persons suffer ng from oliver Disease" wo I'D
do well to read it, HARRAL, RLSLBY, Il KITCHEN,
81 daY.w Wholesale Druggists New York.
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W1OUNG MEN - Who are unsuccessful In ythng
which they attempt are almost always sufferers
from spermatorrhusa, Involuntary Seminal Emissions
I'm YOU cure this disease YOU will never know what
YOU are capable o accomplishing or how smart you may
he Il the mea time, your life is than blank.
CURE this disease and every thing goes on smoothly,
aud you prosper in your undertaking. God the good
aad beautiu designs 10 have as az enyoy Wej but no
one can do so xhile suffering from form Of Sexual
disease Now u 90 afflicted, don't TOOL away your time
ADD money upon Quack Books, Brings" "Curative ~
Instrumental Nostrnms, "Indian,' Or other quacks
but Il 60 disposed proh by my experience, Enclose
two stamps and address, IL perfect confidence your
friend aud former fellow sufferer Box lT6. Oharesiown,
Mass aulB d&wdmA
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MR. ard MRS MOORE Will reopen their school a
Warren Hall, on sATURD Az. OcT I'd for 10 truction in
Dancing. Hours Of attendance from to s O'Clock D IN
septl3 II
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Furnishing Goods,

we are In full stock as usual. Under Shirts Drawers
White aud Fancy Shirts Handkerohefs, Stocks Cravats
Tubular and other Ties for Choker Collars Gloves Socks
Su5pender5,
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See Advertisement OF the Mutual Life Assurance
Company OF New York, the outside.
mvIb dtf
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Our Custom Department,

Also in the Second Story is provided with very exten
sve and most attractive stock Of Oassmeres Doeskns,
Cloths, and Vestings suitable for every quality aud de
scrpton Of Clothing, to which will be added the various
new styles Of goods as they appear in marhet
For the large patronage which has been bestowed
this department of business duly grateful and
we shall exercise best endeavors to merit the approba
ton and patronage of friends and the public in the
future, and we respectfully solicit the same
s74 dNwtf
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OH TILLOTSON.
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW
No. 8, Brinley Hall.
mh9I diff Worcester, Mass
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Removable. LtNEELL, Homeopathic, hst
semoved To No. Elm street, first resideuce above teh
Lncolu House. 0Gice hours from 2to4 and to p n
oil DIT
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e. s. MASON
Can probably sell Piano FoFtes cheaper than any
dealer agent in the State. Csrks Block Worcester
1850 diff
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Aruobd's GIobules nsad Vital Fluid. e,
sale, wholesale ssd retail by
3. @. Hull, Druggist and Apothecsry,
Cys itf Mechanics Hail Bioob
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UMBRELLAS AT RETAIL,

at wholesale prices, Also Green and Black spencers
overas Red and Blue Flannel Shirts, Guernsey Frocks
sc, &c.
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GYMNASIUM NOTICE. PRoP. A. and
N MADAME MoL1NEAUx would respectfully inform
their friends former patrons and the public generally
that new classes will be formed os Gymnastc Exercises
&c. the LIST Of September next and books are now
open at their in Fosters Block for signatures Of
subscribers.
New pupils who wiIh to join the classes on the lst Of
September, can receive private Instruction tin that time
without extra charge.
Thankful for past patronage, they hope BY close appll
cation, to merit continuance OF the same.
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