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BOSTON MUSIC sCHOOL-The Spring

BOSTON MUSIC SCHOOI.-The Spring
- Torn of this Institution will commence ou Mos.
DAY the fifth N April ncxf, Too Mercantile ua sumner
street Candidates will De examined Tor admission at
The same place. on the preceding sunday, at 10 o'clock
The great success which has attended this school, since
JOS organization, and the reputation Of thc various profess
sois, iuly warrant Che opinion that ihc Boston Music
Hchno ofcs gcutcr advantages fora complete and thor.
ough musical education u eyoy department, both thco-
rotcal and practical. that con hc found elsewhere u che
whole country. Instruction win Doe given by
ItOf bAkEN. fDfrctor of Music at Che South Cnu-
Ercg1uonal church, iu Nocahzaton and Teaching Mu-
sic.
PROF PARKER, (Ofgtnist 90 the Handel and Hay
DEN Society, and Director ~ Music a Che Church 81 clio
Me..iah) 900 thc fimo-Fortc and Organ
IhOF ADAMS, (Dircctorof Music at Rev. Mr. Al.
gers, 100 Nooalifafion
fhOt HOMER, urg1nst and Instructor in Music
Co Harvard lutcrsiyl boz Nu1upuy aud Piano Forte.
PROF sCHuL1HE. tnrmcily Leader Of thc Grrua-
mia Assocau1n) on the Violin and Orchestral lustru.
mouts.
Icrms,-s21 per quarter u twelve wccts.
WILLIAM READ. Ser'V.
For further particular, address B n. BAKER So O.
Rowe llacc.--tcb. 10, 1873 SlSI
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n Jerusalem u the days OF licrod address sod o hct f
cr wealthy Jcw IN Egypt relating. as au cye.Witnc.s
all Che srcucs aud wonderful uciduts Of che c OF Jesus
Of Nanreh, FROM baptism n Jordan % thc crucha0n ON
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To THE LADIEs.-Prof Rush of New
ID EMOYAL.-UNIrED STATES AND FoR-
HI HIGN PATENT AGENCY.
NJ ~ - ~ ID l. n

III HlGN PATENT AoBNoY.
S A VI L T. l. PER,
Late Principal Examiner Of Patents in the United States
Patent Office, at w ashmgton,
Has removed his Office
WEBSTER BANK BUupING, Is EXCHANGE ST., BosToN.
Patents issued in the United States and in all other
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He begs leave refer those unacquanted with him to
the following testimonials -
From Tho lion. Charles Mason, Commissioner Of Patents
U. S. PATENT OfFIoE
Feb 49, 1855. (
take great pleasure in stating that during the time
have been acting Commissioner Of Patents Samuel
Cooper ESQ., OF Boston, has been engaged as Solicitor
and has been IN that capacity IN constant correspondence
aud intercourse with the office he has eyinced thor
ough acquaintance with the Patent Law, and with the
rules and practice Of the office, close attention TO the
interests of his clients and marked candor and
sy that has rendered the of business with him
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him Of the very best agents for the transaction Of
business with This office with whom am acquainted.
CHARLES MASON, Cop',aissoner
Fran the hraB,,aers Of The PafoHt office.
The undersigned, Principal and Assistant Examiners
in hc United States Patent Office have for several years
hteu WtN acquainted with Mr.. Samuel cooper, late
principal Examiner in this office, and take pleasure in
stating that he is gentleman Of the highest moral char
aeer, Of unuesiionod knowledge in the business and
practice 81 tho office and that his scientific attachments
such omincntly MT him for the business in which
he is about 20 engage,
HENRY B RENWICK, n-..,
l.. ID. GALE, . I""Pus
s. II. LANE, ~~'"''"'''
r. r.. pEALE,
TtlOS r. EVERETT, 1ssistant
sOUrHGArE SMITH, EramiHcrs
WIN. G. LANGDON,
From long acquaintance and intimate official relations
with Mr. Copper fully and heartily concur in the fore
going recommendation made BY my late colleagues.
WIN. p n. FlTZGERALD,
Late Pruacipaf Examiner Of PafeNts.
Baatsn. Jan, 3, 1855. 7lef
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.

The stated meeting Of the 4nagers held al the
Bible House Astor place, on Thursday, the ID inst,
at AZ O'Clock D. M, BESJAMIN l.. SWAN, esq., one of
fhe Vice Presidents 10 the Chair assisted by Wm. b.
Crosby and Francis Hall, esqs. The Rev. DIR. Yer
miye opened the exercises by reading the 10Th Psalm
and offering prayer.
Three new auxiliaries were recognized one in Iowa,
one i'll Mississippi and one in South Carolina.
Communications were presented; from Para, show
ing that satisfactory arrangements have been made
for the distribution mp the Amazon OF books left by
Mr.. Nesbt at his decease from The Rev. l.. > JacOoy,
Bremen returning thanks for the appropriation re-
Gently made by this Board and saying that some por-
tions of the Scriptures had been printed in raised let
ters in the German language for the use of the blnd
from the Rev. Mr.. Spencer Missionary among the
Chickasaw Indians, with portions Of the New Testa-
inent in their language, requesting the publication
thereof by this Society from the Rev. DR.. MOnod of
Paris, showing increasing interest in Bible distrl6u
lion in France, and asking further aid from tins So
ciety; from the Rev. !. G.. Bliss Constantinople CIV
ING incidents Of the progress OF the work in Turkey
and stating the need of Increasing the appropriation
for that country also asklng permission 10 employ
hstribu.ors-one for Bulgaria, two for B;hynla and
two for Opnstanuople and vicpity-which was grant,
ed; from the Rev. DR.. Hamlin of Constantinople,
urging the preparation of Bulgarian reference Biole
from the Rev. DIR. Rggf, COnstantn0pe, stating hs
safe arrival and in regard to the reference Ar
menian Bible, also suggesting the preparation OF a
reference Testament for the BulgaIians.
Grants were made Of books to the Missionary So
tiety Of the Methodist Episcopal Church. South, for
the mission schools in the Chckasaw nation; to the
nday-school Union Of the Reformed Dutch Church,
books in German, Dutch, and English; to Colored
Sunday-school on Staten Island French Bibles and
TestaIlents for distribution at Hayn various smau
grants for distribution, and two volumes Tor the
Blind.
Among the interesting exercises of the evening, was
the presentation, for the Managers room of an excel
lenthkeness Of the late stephen Van Rennsaaer, esq.,
from the family, with touching and admirable ad
dress to the Board, on the OCCASION by .he Rev. Dr.
kERMIllE. lis former pastor.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

CArruRx OF A HorrL THmr.-On Thursday night
young man called at No. 9S vesey street, and regis
teiipg bis name as George Fry, asked for lodgings.
lie was shown TO room, and being decsntly dressed,
attracted no particular attention. A. an early lour
yesterday morning Mr. John Gould, occupying an al.
ioining room, was awakened by some one in the hall
way endeavorpg to pick his lock- Nosolessly getting
out Of bed and partially dressing himself Mr.. Gould
remained quiet until the door was opened, when he
made grab for the thief; bu the fellow slipped away
from him and fed through the hallway into bedroom
the door Of which he locked Officer INT OF the Third
Precinct was called in, and spprchended the fellow,
who proved to be Fry and took him to the Station
House. The accused wss subsequently committed to
prison by Justice Connolly ia default of 500 bsil.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
FIRES.
yIRy IN SIXTH AvESUF

yIRE ~ SMITH AvESuf.
at % o'clock yesterday morning fire ocGurrei IN
tie grocery store Of Charles Jacob, No. 6lo Sixth
avenue but being discovered at an early monen! 'ne
$50. Insured for 5000 in the New Amsterdam lnsar'
aLee Company.
FIRE rs AyESCE c.
The alarm of FIRE in the Sikh District yesterday
morning, st O'clock was occaslone1 oy inc ourhlhs
of soms saxdust and other material in the porter
house of Andrew Smith, No. Al Avenue c. The hre
was caused by piece Of lighted paper or match nt.
falling through knot hole III the hoor. But. htte
al NnAge was done.
FiRE IN SECOND AVENUE.
Yesterday morning Officer Hutchings discovered
smoke issuing from a room at No. Second ave-
nue. and hassenipg up stairs broke open the door ana
rescued two children from suilOcation The mother oi
the little ones had just stepped out and locked the
room door and dn1ing her absence the children had
sct fire TO the bed. No further damage than the
destruction Of the bed was DONE
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
MAR RfFD,

pANt>ON-gONgS-la Bsniuofs. o. wei1s.t,, De-, 4 \,
IT, Rev. Cygrs Dcksor Hecy / osTi,s oi SesYsrA :,
fesr n iolrs af the fort>fy catT.
lNDkRsOLl-H sgHES-As :bc ssmr'rrnei VI y. cas-~A
90 Ntfresisg, De. D by ih- Rlr WA : Slisy, Oasat
lncefsoI - Ad'ie n ,Wsek,s Sxrsates 4 Joustss
Ncekss rsq., A. of Brco.yn.
JARBoE-CRltFIN-oa weiaes1Ay eyears. De- !, At tAs
Chf street Nr'hosi, Fncops Ch.rch br 80 Rev Mr.
lr..ip Nj Charles b. Jsitoe 20 Mss Anta q. .nu al a
this cry.
NFHIM tN-NfELN-iu r,gfeA. y. Y. % wedas.I.y,
Nov y ~ the Rev. l. h. Barker. NJ. n Merrsmsa u
Ga.sa H., 70 MSs Mary A Neey oi tAe foru-s pace.
MORGAN-DISRROW-0u Thursd,y. Dec : 70 he Church
e 81, Jchn he Bsrsis ~ the Rector Rev oatk-
hssry Morgan 20 Caroline h, dsssatsI of Nj william D.
Dshruw, si - this c.y.
ROWF-COfv-lr Cheshirr. BerksrTr~ County N.s %
Wednesday Dee l. ty tie Rev r. sesor. Harvey Row e
Fou;rey VI. sld sarah a. Cole of Che,hife
SNlTH-BsNKS-,u Christ CNrrct. Gr.cavich. Coma -
Thursday, De-. : By The Rev h. NJ YsrriaSu toe R-stss
ssis'ee BY the Rev Nj Holman. the Rev. E.sn s.sk
" Suffusor n j, 60 Estee daughter cf MiEk Banks
the former pece.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
DIED.

ASDREw-on we5ns.i,y De-. l. seer sA,,. .Iss~s
J.r., ,hs wife Of M Jo.spA Ararsw oeds fes; Hes.i
TSe friend, Of tie s, invited 70 at,eal the f,aer s
Sunday si.srsoon uest, s u O'clock.
BsSsFO ORD-sddeuly AZ her residence Eoharr Tues.
Gay eNerins No.,S.. q s9SPsN Mn RsSeoss ss.fors.
The funeral ~il axe place from the II b. w.
Ba.ford No :. Fsnshn street; on sunaay o'cocs m.
instead of Mondsy previously aunonaced Tbs friends
sud res,iyvs Of the lanliy invited o s,tcnd.
BARKER-At No. 2si Morrce street rsus,day. De-.
Josi,h ii. Barker, sE'd IS years. months aud u ssys
CAMPMAN-In wilranasbirsb. "Wednesday. Dee Mary.
wife Of Piip C,mPmaa.
CHARLTON At No Soi wes, s'yer,een:s street., on
daughter oi Peter Musavs Cha,en, aged Is sni
poSoHoE-rn srcosiyg. on ThuF'dsy. Dec. (. Catherine
DOwLiNG-ln th. city "Wednesday Dec: of eonss~p.
ton Of the lgpl' Patrick ps~la, on e N'y And jsss
eALcONER-At New Orleans sunday Nov :, aI. Jeseps
:. Facouer, lorrc;ly Of tai, city, ssed teyesr,.
roLTlER-on "Wednesday Dec John soet asci % Year'
AID 10 months.
HEYDECKFR-Ia Brooklyn, on Friday afternoon, Dos
Joscln Heydesker' sged 81 yesrs ,.,,,,,
funeral the NJ. " Church Of Caton sld Pschs
streets Sunday ST. inst, ., p without further notice
HOPPER In Wiihmsb' rsh. 1hnrsdsy. De- winsm
ii. Hopper eee., OF Mari, l. sad Capt John W Hoppss
dec, ss' D. in the 18th ycarof his aga.
KING-In G'ueya, oItado County on weire'isy pes !.
Nss - wife OF John s. hns of Geneva and asushses Of
the Rev. IA Messcr.
LINcoLY-on THURSDAY Dc . Henry s Llncola. esq Of
this city, Counsclor st.Law
His fet d the Bar aud the members q tsbs
non Tosse of Free Accented Msou respectfully In
ytsd 10 attend funeral his late residence, No u We.t
Forty seventh street, Sunday the 5th in't at IA O'Clock
p.
LOINEs-Ip Davenport. Iowa uarsisy Nor Is, Robert
L. Lones, formerly nl this city. - . . .
TIE haera vii take place from F'iend, Mce'io House In
Boosyn In scheru erhou street smith tfst ty.
the sh MT Al " D. M The tf, IDS aud relations ospcot
fully ny,, d 10 attend without further notice.
LOTTAt Flsilsnd Long Island lhursday Dec = Jefoms
Lott, il the sst year Of his sse
McGRATH-n this city Friday, Dec Anna 81, wife Of
McGfsh eldest daughter Of Joel Reeves e'l OF rhuA
delphis, aged 2 years. ,
Her will o. taken 20 Phiadcphia for n'ermcns
PFYRFLLADF-At Puerto Phucipe. Cuba on Saturday. Nov
49, May Loua we Dr. ffedeIcs Peyrc ade, and S,nassse
daughter the late stephen b. romp pkins formerly VI rArry
town. ~ Y, aged II years 49, . .
RIDDLE-At Jersey City Friday, Dec. 3. Elizabeth H..
wifeoi the Rev. ID. II. Riddle ID D.. aged )! ycan .
SCuUREMAN-At New Brunswick ~ J., on Tuesdiy, Nov.
%, David s,huremsD ased 'j pears aud m,ahs.
New Brunswick aud Monmouth County, n j. papers resss
sNtDEKE-A No. lss West ThiIlyeshth ,tHes, Tsurs,
d.y Dee. Hermann SnFdske.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
DoOKS PECEIVED.

,or,osl Ip,ruductiou - the CAnonieh SCI s. u.
turr. Of the o. and ENLARGED BY Thsodo5e Parker
we,ts Trsns.ce son. Little Brown Go. =,
sy s.se. ssC iN1 o f Am Inc s1 sysic II o B. oeos
'ss:S%Ss s.Sysg svo cps pp ss J. B. Lap, meow Tlom, w
The Ysteut Of the Aonement g. tas IAN. in o.s
T,u,Ss. d Favored Hears By josiah cof>y i'''' Ia
p,.mcs,b shooI Collection Of ymns and Tsne' ~
r. y Matthews aud john ZundcL lsmo' Pp' 70 a. H.
III. Word and work. Of God By John Gil, D. D. i2mo Pp
o,,t Americas h oi ssycry to be peeg.eS between
PIP. SQ1 !. D. LPppsct; Co. ,o,o ,, q7t II
zenaG BY f.orencS Andsr''H i@A'' PP' '' j. b
The LIE PnS ms. T Of Francis Abuy By W P shcknd
i2no m 4s Carlton Porter
The Theoioss OF Cbr.SaD ESpsrieaes BY Geo. P Arm
lano o,ie. 9 e1 for s yoaSi ,so ~, ,,o
ford -op ePa Of faith By the late Henry Eaw.ri
Tho s%sss1p'N susassl D. .vOl' syo D. Appleton CO.
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The Bank. Of Hew.Yors BY. Gibbons. i2mo. pp ase
Jessie or TryiTs to be somebody. (TO Aimwe sories
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The Autocrs, of the Bresks'i Table limo pp '. Phillips
Sampson Co. - .
Tie Life Of George Washington. Written for Children. By
r. Cecil. limo pp. 2js. Crosby, Nichols 4 Co.
The Ciiy Of Sin Alegory By tle Rev. h. Remington
limo PIP 335. Carlton q Porter
The Chronicles Of the Base. lamo Pr. 6T7 stanford
ROno IN Rome. By Jacob Abbott. l2mo pp 23. Harper
The New Phe.t Of Conception Bay. vols l2nO. Phillips
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Gallery Of Famous English and American Poets. With
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pp. 900 4. r. Butler Go.
The Poe;ica Works Of Edgar Allan Poe. With Original Ne
rnOirs pp 247 J. :. RsdG-d.
Women Of Beauty and Heron. By Frank B. Goodrich ITO
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
yALyk Ar AfCTTOs
FRIDAY, Dec. 3-P.

FhlDAft hc' o--f. y.
The early transactions in stock, this morning,
were at a shght advance the closing prices of
Yesterday bat Business progressed there symp
toms Of weakness n several Of the leading Stocks AMI
later in t.s day TIE whole market gave way 10 mod
crate exs>nt, and became tame aud dnll. Iaactivty
ras tie most prominent feature Of the msrket-the In
dereEre Of outsiders stll being very eysienf, while
at the 3oari tksre are 40 strong sod nhae parties
eplstsd in s,eauaton for the .ss. The principal r-
eumsot now used egainst the market BY the bears
il tie forthcoming raess age of the President which
according to their predlctios, is 10 be Of strongly
beYigsreot character. q. this and TO comnOtion
which ts diffusion is to excite, the uIsine fraternity
sxpee. ts witpess deelEs IN stocks. This Which, by
the way. is as snnpal bagbear, brought forward
10 axe an Dyres upon the Stock market regu-
larry as the overy Of the message ITSELF consttatss
nov almoet Abe ony adverse Item which has not been
petty tbsougbly eIasu1ted. Politics not strictly
in our ise, but do not any strong grounds foc
sppreheEdDg war message. Thus far 10 bis Admin
strstion President Buchanan, notwithstanding his ante
cederts in the Ostend matter and supposed proclivi
~ to territorial extension and xa,ion ideas, hes
been decidedly pacific in his messages and in bis geo.
ere policy and there seems 10 be good rcasos to
Anticipate the expression OF any very different Sews
at the present time, that we can perceive. Al An
events the "sensatop" which is looked for ~ oo1n-
depty has been ,oersby well discounted already s"h
it Is quite possible there viii be more oenfieace .nan
s.srn Giused when the message - actually pa'sn"'
The dealings in New-iork Central u the nrH BOAR
wers cot bcyead the sverAss Of daily traa'sc0a'' sI'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
is OUR PAPER CURRENCY SAFE ?

To the Editor Of The n. " Tribune.
Sir: The developments of the recent Austrian
Bank forgery case show that til forgery accom-
plshed in precisely the manner in which the
notes Of the Bank of England were counterfeted one
hundred years since The system upon which these
notes engraved precisely the same as that now
in use in this country. May not this account for the
fact that we have in circulation nearly much bad
paper money there is good Certainly system
which is susceptible of much abuse, and which has
80 long flooded the country with spurious, altered,
counterfeit bills, should be abolished Why should
not the next Legislature take steps toward in
vestga.ing this subject AS it is now, no one man
knows what is good money and what Is bad Let us
by all means have an investigation.
'Seo yoyk Dec. 2 lass. JAS. V. SLUSHER.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
sURROGATEs COURT De 3.-Before Mr. EowAsO
C. WEST.

The AtiAfRE WILL.
2 his case has been before the Surrogate for nine
days, and large amount Of testimony has been taken
on the part Of the contestants for the purpose OF show
ing undue influence over the mind and actions of the
deceased by the proponent Of the will and her friends
The contestants clam that Mr.. Aaire was induced 10
make the will under the coercion Of the proponent,
and that deceased Intentionally executed it in such
not to comply with the requirements OF the
statute; that deceased was prejudieed against and n
duced 10 distrust his childreP, who were prevented
from visiting him except by management on their
part The examination Of the witnesses dlscloses ua
friendly feelings between the parties The case s still
before the Surrogate and will be continued from day TO
day until finished.
John Cochrane and S. Z. Cousins for proponent;
w. X. Beebe, John Winslow, H. Morton, y. +. Dan
ming and j. Berry for contestants.
Wills OFFERED AND ADMITTED.
The will of Geo. Bethune Hunt offered for pro-
bate. a tation issued, returnable on the 18th
instant.
The wills of James T. Tallman, Guillanme Blanc
and Leopold II. Dorner were admitted to probate.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
NEW-JERSEY ITENS.

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