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THE HOWE SEWING MACHINERY!
Established 1915.
z. SO " f., H.,
ORIGINAL INVENTOR AND PATENrEE.

ORIGINAL INVENTOR AND PATENTEE.
TgNHEsE MACHINES strictly First Class beauty AID
simplicity of construction Durability a1d efic in
nearly alike 10th sides Of the eools than that made
by any other machine
Jher family machine Tbs SIS machine is warranted
fine WORK the Wheeler wilson, and heavy The large
singer machine.
Family Machines.--Pr'ces: So, $50, $50, $50
The Howe CynJer Machreg for all leather stitching sucl
Boot and Shoe Carriage trimming, work. &c,
have always held reputation far any other machines
fact universally admitted No other Leather Machine use so
small the Howe Cylinder Machines Price sI3J
and $50.
What Constitutes n Good Sewing Machine!
!. 1t should be vel! made simple its construction,
easily kept in order.
tight lock sti:ch alike on both sizes Of the
material.
4, 1t Shout! be able to cotton thread or silk.
1t should be able fine,
to Thin with rapidly and without shngng the tension
should ale make tension greater or less on both
the under and uFpe- threads end with uniformity.
J. 1t should have straight neele cured labets
break.
The needle should have perpendicular motion This IS alb
1t should bind iaIcr, with hemmer,
should stitch, fell, run and gather.
TO- It shouit be always ready to work. .,.,
Is should he capable Of using the sms size Of read On
silk above or below to correspond with any two coli rs Of the
r. 1t should be able to make a long Or short stitch
Is Il should commence sewing tightly at the INST stitch
b 1t should run easily and make but little noise.
contact with the work.
ls 1t should not be liable to &c. out Of order.
H. 1t should no. be liable the thread, skip
stitches.
Is i should teIable to oil the operators dress
H. 1t should not form ridge the under side, raye
out he waseul Of thread is the with all chain stitch
machines.
20. It should not be more trouble than is worth"
GET THE BEST!
The Howe Family and Lelther Machines are arened to give
better satisfaction than Other machine in the market
money refunded.
The Rest Sewing Machine Cotton in the City
Orr & Maelauehs at sos pea dozen H0ges Machine Twist
.cell-nt article, 2jc per spool.
CONE BROTHERS,
dec22 50 College Street over MCleIIand'S
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Coal Cooking Stoves.
MO Cooking st3ve compares with the gas consuming
THE TROPIC.
1t that you may pay for your stove with the
savings Of the winters fuel.
COIL OIL AND LAMPS
Lamps that admirably warranted smOks and
with an almost mperceptible odor.
Yeast Cakes.
so Gross just ceived-i5c per dozen Everybody them
SILVER SOAP.
reh supply just received The est article for cleaning sill
ware, glass paintings, marble indispensable at Christ
P ted Knives Forks Spoons. Ladies' Tea AM Coffee Pos
Casters, Cups, &c, a great variety, very cheap
Cutlery styes-Ivory Gutta Percha, Ed ny, Cocoa
Bone and all kinls Of handles at very low prices
dec 90 MACKENZIE II MINCHIN.
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The Gibraltar Chronicle of the goth ult, says "Pri-
vate letters from the Spanish camp in Africa repre-
sent the action of the 18th as more serious and the
loss of the Spanish army as much more considera-
bic than the published accounts admit. Three ba:-
talions fearfully cut up in hand to-hand fight
with the Moors. 1t is also stated good authority,
that the Spanish army has lost upwards of co., in
killed and wounded. since the commencement of op-
CratiOns
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DALY'S
AROMATIC VALLEY
w Fl I S X F. v
n this age d,lcteOus quors it source
OF satisfaction to be able to introduce to public notice
no qualities except cb have the favorable influence on
the human constitution.
few rods Of banks e the Rhine produces the
gr&pe, which will flourish nowhere else from whose juice pro-
eeeds tire Joh nusberg, the choicest vine world.
few acres OF land Cuba uce tobacco the favor
quality Of which, when Manufactured into cigars neoEpar
ably superior to that Of the product Of any other
narrow strip Of land in the parish Of Nahochee louisiana
has loEg supplied the world with saperexceen article Of
snuff from such tobacco induced grew elsewhere
In IKE manner has long been known that limited territory
lying tn valley of tie Monongaea exclusively brings
forth rye Of properties so market aad peculiar that its O:st
atlon produces whisky Of such supeatve character places
it beyond rivalry.
By recently discovered and only to my
manufacturer the gram frcm the choicest spot q this favored
locality is made to yield
The Aromatic Valley WhiskeT,
with which other can stand an instants comparison
have apprehension Of being accused Of Publishing
warrdntabe exaggerated elcomiums, any Wh5
1t the FIRST class hssls AID
at once assumes its leading position, is
Awarded the Palm of Superiority,
and the demand fori becomes thing estabI' shed
It's dicnal properties are such that While its immediate e
nent influence upon the constitution.
have analysed sample Of Days Aromatic Valley Wits
ky, and ind to PHIe article Of fine lYor without
any del t. rious admxture.
New YORK. JAS. R. Chiffon, n. D, Chemist.
srArE AssAYxRs oFF1.E, % Somerset street,I
Boston, April 18th, 1853.
VIZ H. DAILY, New York II have made che analysis Of
your Aromatic Valley Whisky, and find pure Re fIUOred
Rye WhiSky containing njuTOus aers any Kind,
would recommend suitable fer medical public pur
poses. CHAS. I JACKSON, Stale Assayer,
VIM H. DALY:-YOur Aromatic Valley Whisky rece'V we'd,
and after careful examinations find II to be pure article
entirely free from tie ddaltsFdti0 Ingredients frequently
gset Yours respectfully,
JAS. J. MAPEs, Andy tea! Chemist.
Consumers depend upon getting pure article when
they buy the Valley Whisky, is sold by the
only. WM. II DAILY,
IS South William Street, New York,
Sole Proprietor.
For sale in Nashville by RAWORTH & GLENN.
desI5-13m
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The nomination of Lieut.. General Scott for the
Presidency by the Great Conservative Meeting in
New York, will be hailed with satisfaction, af
fording a gmmering of light in the present gloomy
prospect"
The above, in letter from Washington
respondent. is founded on a total misrepresentation
of the facts. Nothing occurred in the general
meeting which could by any possibility be tortured
into such a construction. At of the stands out
side where the largest liberty prevailed some
thing of the kind is said to have occurred, but it
was the act of some individual on his own response
bility and of no significance in respect to the
Presidency than the hearty cheers given in the
Academy in favor of Henry \. Wise, Mayor Wood
and others. No doubt there is a kind, not to say
enthusiastic feeling towards General Scott who had
just returned from his successful mission to the
Pacific; and when his patriotic letter read, it
was received with immense applause. We presume
mat at least thrce-fOuTths of the cOncOurSe were
Democrats but IL was q Union meeting-they were
all in pleasant mood-and it mattcrcd net, for the
occasion, to what party man belonged if only he
could and wOuI march to the music of the Union.
-Ne,0 YorI, Journal of Commerce, Dec, y.
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GIFT BOOKS!
GIFT BOOKS!!
GIFT BOOKs!II
HlGAN d TREINOR,
NO. G, Union street,
HAVE just received beautiful ass1rnaeut GIFT BOOKS
Toy BoOkS,
Writing Desks,
WORK Boxes,
Albums, Portfolios,
PUZZLES GAKES d, 10, de- They vii be sold sh. ap
Give cal. HAGAN 4 TEsANpkr
9deeaO No. o Union Street.
CUuBERLAND COAL
ONapd amer the arrival Of Cta Boats the undersigned
dealers In this unrivaed Coal, oder the same to he
citizens at places designated below the flCWin rrces
wit
Large Lump Coal. IS cents per bushels
Round or % SIZE, y do 60
delivered from tie beats 7 N BOOLIN,
Clark Street.
J q G u. DsON,
Marks. Street, L Z Z Depat
WAIT 4 NORVELL,
MARKET street, below l. RDeruE
NASHVILLE COAL COHPANT,
Cherry street. UniCn
WOODCOCE a FOX,
Cnerry opposite Rusfolice.
uAYDUN & JASPER,
10. p ColleFe street
L0YLE.
College Street, No Is Eneirs House.
W A. JFNEg.
decll-i30l No. Al South College Street.
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PRISON ASSOCIATION.

The Executive Committee Of the above As,)cla,1o
he'd their regular monthly meedDg yesterday q, -
O'Clock D. NJ, at No. 60 Wall street.
The 1Ieasurers report acknowledget the receipt OF
the following gums contributed 10 their fdrds since
Their last meeting;
jams Brown 80; X. VI. Wioslow, s2Ji j. Cas-
well s25: A. y. Eaoduser, z25, %m. Is. Crosby, 10;
Hneous Brothers, $40; Stewart Bro~n $i9i A MOI
re. $40; l.. B. Susrez, $l0i j. ii. Abel slDi per
Hen. A. Oakley, e.; &. Il. Tseedy, 3; Il. ID.
sprapue, s.; WiImerding, Hoeuet a. Co, s.; J. Is.
S5heHeln, q; +. A Schieffeln, y; j. CruiksAsnk,
q: per Israel Russel, slO
Parcels Of clothing sett by Mesgs. Skidmore, Hs-
yens and Grscom acknowledged and Apprs
The diaries OF the DeDte ntion sud Di,chsTSed Con-
yict Committee showed the following to have been
their practical operations during the past molth.
EuDter Of persons visited 10 City Prsons-sbout.. 40
CompisiItS carefully and ntaray .xaaaDed ~
Complaints cseOutnnsc their advice dyoloUs ks 81
Perors dis from custody 'hsI recommendation
DskAsc oongs and othsrs from ssts Prisons and FEN
snsres SIDED With D. Leave Inc city'''.'''
DischGssd persons supplied vim oodOs
Diachntsd persons fuInished with ID
Donations and contributions Of money are esrnestly
soiicited, and will be thankfully received by their
Treasurer, Henry A. Oakley esq., No. % Wall street
Parcels OF olo;biDg, lew or old, for men or women
yes and children, too-~i be gratefully received by
their Agert Abraham Beal, at tbs office OF tho Asso-
cgtion No. IL Centre street.
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itir TIE offre q Sep nr'ssisrt 81 isfas asAns u
California for Mr.. Foley CT Tie So. yrsssaies
| Herald.
Should an sI,rs session Of COsgr,ss tais plscs, i,
will probably be csI.d for Jurs and SPECIAL elections
would have 70 be bed 10 all The Southern States bat
Il ore viico have already held them-FiO,ds, Arsas-
sSs M,s un AID South Caroline and Virsinss, which
ele,;s il Nay. Il. Presidents nes.sse uonh have
b 20 to Oregon by the Sth Of March, or tbs Safe
would be uBreprsseuteG.
The Hon. }. n. Reynolds, ". C. elect from Aba
~, h.s been IL Washington. OSe Of tas Buchanan
"itrkGs" O. srhsued b.n, sBj opening hs batteries
# paaver told tim tbs. hs had oeea misIsp7eseLied
at the White House; that tie President had been a.
sured thst be Mr. Il was sgsirss him and sssnst the
Democratic patty. The l.sytr heard Il 81, 1ntl his
mani pulstor closed with sn invitation to him TO go
"sId see Old Back srd make il all right" Tnis
brought an eIplosior and positive statement thai
Mr.. Buchanan had not bees in he sss; mi.informed -
that he sgaIst the PresdeIt ard al bis trbe and
that bis venerable E1oelleroy might go to -.
The nliro Houte of Representatives has scurious
custom. Near the close of the session. the roll Of the
members is csled through orce tsce, and, So Bis
il called each member has right to call for the
confederation Of one hH A1i to hsve it pat Ga it5
psTsge. Mary private bills are thus reached AMI
passed.
No law csn be found provdirg, in any manner,
for tie United States Coat in Utah when engaged on
Territorial business nor has aOy statute been enacted
for the support and tispoition Of criminals charged
with ofFsrtei sg.i5st the TeTTi,ory!l Gov. Canning,
in bis message, called the especial attention OF the
i. legislature to this anomalous condition Of sfsirs
Utah is under ecclesisstcal government and de-
spisss al at,mptsst tie exercise Of civil sathori.y
outside Of their Mormon religious organization The
Church bss ts own svs, it, own measure Of punish
ntIt for crimes and tie OWL mode Of execution. ODE
ditrce to counsel in al things it, fundamental re-
qurement
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THE SHOEMAKERS' STRIKE IN PHIL
dDELpHIA.
TIE MIN hold OFT.

So Jar from Welding the jourpeymen shoemakers OF
Philadelphia made every preparation 70 iolee
TIE erpoyeIs 10 coDoede. The Press ssys that, At
meeting hcld on Tuesdsy eyeuI by the iourneymen,
1t was determined that tie single men should leave
the city the Grand LJcge of the Shoemskers organ
izstitn paying their expenses to within '"o hahofeI
miles Of the city. 49,
II was stated that about 100 left for the West last
week and that 80 viii leave this week, II Their de-
mauds are not met. The number noT out OF WORK Is
about 40 and ebou. coo have obtRired work ~ tue
prices asked ard they subscribe ~ cents per week
ior the purpose Of sustaining those WHO are su un'
employed. ,.,..-,.c--.
II Was stated by the Chairman OF tie Striking Com
mi;ee that the prospects Of obtainniDs the pIioes
0emarded by the jourreyuen were very encouraging,
and tlst ali that was necessary 10 be done was Tor
" man TO hold fast % bis determination not 10
accept work unless the price asked for by the work
men Was given. .,.....
George Emmors prominent man IN tins move
,nept in speech which be dehvereo, seld thai there
US AT presert q great demand FOR Phdadephis
mac AIDES shoes and that If tnose OF the strike
were tire Ia Themselves the employers wouid be com
pen,d to sye the prices deA anGed, or Ia 10 meek tue
,IG,rs Cor work.
Ast-i.s az resolu,iots passed by the Grand ASP
citation were rsd duriog the evening". They tea iorn
the sNupstty felt hy tbat booy for Their slbordnate
bietlTcI ~ phla; snd state irrtLer, tt1l al
psrscus making application iOr reAet Sd Al present.
a certificate from the subordinate hssocatloIs 10
which tuey attached, % the Grand AssoelalIon
" when q per week viii be given 20 maiIlel in'l
owing The week; anu THAI single men, eeslroas %
leaving the city, will have Their tTayshog eIpet SEQ
"psid GEy cisisnCe within 40 miles Of Philadelphia
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NrRsFRy AND CHILD,s HOSPITAL.

Tue ffcl anniversary of the above Institution Wa
held yesterday morning at the Hospital in Fty-hrss
street, between Third and Fourth avenues, Nrs Do
BoIs in the chair, and Mrs. Mott, Secretary.
TIE meeting was opened with prsyer by th7 Rev.
Dr.. ASTHoy, who subseqIen ly delivered a very ear
Itst address.
The annual report was then rsad By the Secretary,
a. in the frst edition.
Dr. ELLIOT then presented the report OF the MEDICAL
Board which spoke most encoursgiogy Of the entsr-
lrse which had instituted such noble chsrty. Inc
report stated that series OF bedside Lectures on the
diseases Of infants in operation ind Woud De OF
great iLtereet 20 the mciicsl STUDENT IL recommend
ed the purchase Of additional ground for exercise II
the open air. and place 10 the country Tor coIyalss
cents. The number treated during the year 10 the
Hospital was 49, oct Of a. iDmstes, winch d.d no,
ncu5e slight eSses Of indis position, valuable as be-
tokeuirg participation TO disease. Scarlet lever
measles whoopIg cough, chicken por, Cholera MAN
pal diseases uestee ard IN edition tothese were TIE
ophihamiE, meubTsueous or true croup, pertOritis
eaDgreue Of the m0ut5 hap JOINT disease. conyGl-
sious ruptures iLhamustiOns Of the membranes
ard snbetance of the brain, cJsnos or bae disease,
water the brain, Inflammation Of TIE Idngt, DION
chiti., 40 Of Q.srbea, chOlers inIhrtlm, sha
dysen,ery 60 sIked sc to deserve record DC- 70
mention the various discharges from tue care ara t1e
p0L-CObtagiOus eraptye dleeases OF infancy oh---
poI he'd been excluded from the Nursery by cloee eA
animation Of spplcsn.s xnd By thorough vaecIston
The report expressed hope that tee hC7pits dePaf
nent OF the charity M bt become sdhy more pFvL
irtni since lie experience o. tie pas: csno-sCatsa
the g.es. ysrtages here oteroi = tae = 0
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CHHDREN's AID SOCIETY.

The annual meeting Of the Chidren's Aid Society
was held 4. their rooms, wednesday, when the fol!
lowing named gentlemen elected Trustees for the
mex three years: Gyms w. Field. William c. Rus
SCI, H. T. Hewitt, J. Il. Williams, A. 7. Hewitt. Alex
ander Van Rensselaer, was elected 10 I'LL the vacancy
occasion ed By the death Of George Bird esq.
The reports Of the Secretary and Treasurer were
read after which the Society adjourned. AZ a meet
ing Of the Trustees held after the adjournment of the
meeting Of the Society, John hasOn was e-elected
President and j. T. Williams Treasurer for the ensu-
ing year.
From the reports, we select the following:
Tie evil Of iruqney, or absence from schoOl, among
the poorer children OF this city against which this ~
cieiy has especially l4bored, Ell. continues 10 sl.ge
extent, az Will appear from the accompanying table Of
estimates, made BY c. Z. Mott, esq, member OF the
Special Commits on Of the Legislature IN re.tOn 10
Common schools in the City OF New-York. 1851:
T.sLE If dyp,orissass Essadt<s sosag PQpaLaoa aAf
behSSl 1ft.ndaaee BY Waygs:
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cJen, By Tee D.
wAsDs. Number II Co. ofis55, B

DS"ct a. NJ, uru Der Of CtsTss attending scaDol sho
Ofe. sy., IS and use.r s,s
Law, u. number IL Children ste1cing pg6i. school
be.peeu lie ages soc 1ft3
., CbdYeu ,tierdiut prys.s SCHOOLS 20 49,. ~
eIo.se h tie ber un lsJ 70 Is57.... 10 so9
Tea. CbGer.n -stsndbE School N n " h. Sto6.. ssfs
Hsfat q CkNdIen 1855 aged from 70 I1..liscT
Ena.sd -ers ase IL 100 yeas, fron 1855 % 1851 7hs
Gives IN. nuuter o. CbihI'n, 10 1857 In New
Yea, between TIE ages Of bad i6..........lSN
Detrc. ;c,A CLlG;e1 amending Sesos shove 80
AID We have ioY TIE number of Chidr-n. "a New
foIk, ss;ussn TIE sfss u aud Is, WHO az
sLd no oe-.........................s's. 4c@s
Tie uoet practical remedy for this great evil seeus
20 be the provision which sss been 90 suolesstuilY
adopted u BrookyD, Of srpoBtiSg paee ohacers, In
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EKTySsIos " TIE ExPEEss BUaSEs.-Tas
BiSsetTt Democrat says an Association has been
ioed for eItepdfng system Of expresses 20 Meu-
CO via Vera Cruz. 1t VIII be extended throughout
MEXICO oonrscting A. NewOrlssrs With the expresses
already established fer ell parts Of the United States,
Cubs end Europe. The Den0cyot says tue AssSia-
ton IL coupCsed Of some of the best business men OF
the couny of large experience and possessst VI an
pie capital TO csIry ous the enterprise IN vhica tasy
have embarked. They viii be ready for bas asss IN
April re1L
a NV COTSTERTEIT.-Coun'sfieht " bale % The
Ps9ootroek sspk u bns s,pc C0nn we've eirea<s q ~
ely 5es.sTesy.
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POLITICAL.

The f5lowirg municipal ticket bs' ben roIni-
rated in Troy: For Mayor, d. Thomas Vail Jaiilee'
John N. Lsndou; Assessor, Gilbert Geer, j.. hn
"Urion City Ticket put in the field in oPPos;lon TO
the ticket elected by the friends upholierr and sPOo
ei.ts Of the present National Adniristrsil0n'
John NCgen. Of CaIi:snia 10 sndsavoTirs |" Cd
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BrKGIARY.-Levis Brogsp was arrested yes,erisy,
ir lI.sids uio ire bsch,mih shop q Roead u ~ les
sf snd stealing three worth 80 ofss
Ss eausht 90 The premises win the properly BIS P0sssss0a
E,.i,e brsnnaa com gatsed Inn 81 trLal
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.sch cisesss. A, pre.ep. 80 clarity eouli oh'y
receive few representatives. e. this large cas- ot sai
i,rers needing r.h.f. TIE grea. question vas, Shsi
"ths wsrds b. tiled with tsose hss patient sufferers
"xbose uillo~ car De .oothed xhose sof,Iings can
"be pahlateo Who nsy htser, out who mast de- or,
"sls the charity rather terk 10 open the doors -
" qaist n cession 10 the yer.Abounding eases ot
acute dsssse the eglect Of which may 80 promptly
" invite death or incursblc degers 81 tissue
Some severity applicants had been received ami cared
for IS outdoor patients at the dispsnssry attached
The port concludes BY tes fyisg 20 toe zeal ana
Gdshiy q the Resilert Physicians, DTs. Bryan AMI
STCzsr.
The following are TIE i,e-rs cf expense, IN detail,
& h. E.h
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Tug FOLLOWING SCHEDULE iH ihoe bs sHmbO sesf 70 sas
.r,Lhi L. AnLllnaLLtl

Scbool..-Tne Industrial Schools connected With
the Society II ia understood are not supported oy our
funds bat by the Subscriptions sent d'tc,y "a taen
or corrected by the ladies' for that purpose ga our
mart occasional appropriations IN ,de 70 them, and
visitors are employed to collect their childTen OF 70
de,eIm who should be sent away TO the faono
School, ana to did them in every feasible way: 81,
The time has low come TO test the prloclpe Win
which many volunteer teachers have taken part IN
these Schools. All novelty add mere fashion OK
benevolencs have passed away 10 their iaoors mere
is simply the bigh Ppo'e OF "a slpy up the rn
nate aud Of folowtg IN CbIists footsteps In soorng
for the Ou,cast We are reOceJ TO say that IN mos.
Ct the Schools these high principles do not fall ana
the ladies' who have them In charge stii devote
health aud time, and money to them The results
ere, year by year, more encouraging. IL apparent
that the young girls brought under their Influence,
though coming sometimes from quarters OF the lowest
vice ard pei ury, very seldom indeed fall into bM
habits Each year the prison reports sho"a diniau-
ton 10 the petty offences VI young girs.
In 1856, there were committed 10 tue CITY fison,
of girls ur der ten years 2s2i 10 1857 OILY 10; shos-
ing a De crease Of some - per cent ia ono year.
In 1856 Of grls utder ton there were committed for
vagrar cy 2j; in 1857, 81 or decrease OF neatly ~
per cent OF commitments at this age for petit lar
ceDy, there were name either in iS16 or 1897.
Again, Of yoGpg giIls from ten 10 t"en.y there were
committed In 1856, ~; 10 lSJ7, OoS. For petit
larceny, at the SANE age, IN 20 w IN 1884, ~.
For vsgrsncy, in 1856, o39; in 1867, so.
SO in the smaller prisons. In the Second Dlstfct
Prison, in ESQ., 81 girs were comgttea 10. ptIs lar
Cenyt IN 1871 oN fOf Fhkfhb'I
and girls in s57 go. In the Tord District, IN 1876,
1919 for vsgraIcy against lj7 in 1851. o
We regret hat have not yet the returns Tor isoS.
The heu,Joys' LOdging house, No ~ Fah0n
Uyeei in still upder tie efficient ,uperintentence OF
Mr.. G. WiegsId. The whole number Of boys Who
lodge there exceeds 600 il the course OF the year 70
whom over l4,tOO lodgings nave been gwen. Inc
average ATTENDANCE per night, for the whole year. 10
30; while IN Winter, IT reaches 20.
The feature Of the institnton says NJ
WegAnd IT, that II seeks simil 10 attract, ~ every
chem ara proper Influence, the homeless AMI tho
frieIdess from places OF vicious Indulgence. Within
its walls the advantages Of country life are held NJ u
view, ami many ore induced 20 frsasS the trmot,-
tigps Of the city and ia yrtuoGs families az toe West,
10 grow up useful and good men. IL is somstbing,
only 10 have sheltered than 5000 housesss lsds
in the course Of year. but OF many, we hope
even better reEults.