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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-27

lLLUsTRToUs DUNCEs-An interesting chan
ter might be written on the subject Of illustri-
Gus dunces-dull boys and brilliant men. Pr
etro di Cortono, the painter, was. thought so
stupid that he was nicknamed "Ass' Head >"
when boy ; and Thomas Guidi was general.
ly known as "heavy Tom" (Massnccia Tom
asaccIo) though by dill 5ence he afterwards
raised himself to the highest eminence New.
ton, when at school, stood at the bottom of
the lowermoSt form but one The bow above
Newton having kicked him, the Ounce showed
his pluck by challenging him to fight, and
peat hIm Then he set to work with a will
and determined also to vanquish his antago.
mist as a scholar, which he did rising to the
top Of his class The well known Dr. Chal-
mers and DR.. Cook were boys together at the
parish school of st. Andrews and they were
found so stupid and mischievous that the mas
ter, irrltaed beyond measure, dismissed them
both as incOrrigible ounces. Chatterton was
returned to his mothers hands as "a fool of
whom nothing could be made" Burns was
dull boy, good only at athletic exercises.
Goldsmith spoke OF himself as plant that
lowered la e. Alfieri lett ge no wiser
than he entered it, and did not begin the stud.
les by which he distinguished himself until he
had run over half Europe Robert Olive was
a Ounce, if not reiLobate, when a youth. but
iU', vi WIFI Sy' even Ill DdlIlCsS. Ills
family glad to get rid OF him, sent him off to
Madras, and lie lived to lay the foundation of
the itish power in India. Napoleon and
Wellington were both dull boys, not distin.
| gushing themselves in any ay at school OF
the former the Duchess d'Abrautes SAYS !;
He had health, but was in other respects like
other boys" John Howard, the phanthro-
pist was another illustrious Ounce, learning
next TO nothing during the seven years ne was
at school, Stephenson, as youth, was dis
tinguished chiefly for his skill at putting and
wrestling, and attention to his work The
brilliant Sir Humphrey Davy was II clever
er than other boys; his teacher, Mr. Davies
Gilbert, sail of him "While he was with me
could not discern the faculties by which he
was so much distinguished. Indeed, he him
self, in after life, considered it fortunate that
he had been left to enjoy SO much idleness' at
school," Watt was dull scholar, notwith-
standing the pretty stories told about his pre-
cociIy but he was, what was better, patient
and persevering and it was by that means,
and by his carefully cultivated inyentiveness,
that he was enabled to perfect his steam en-.
gine-,SmileS Seif Help.
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The largest stock and the greatest ariety of
Painted Window Shades and Fixtures,
Always on hand. Every one can be suited
NCY OOD {.

Terra Gotta, China, and Parian Vases Match Sa es
Cigar Holders Statuettes, &c-a splendid assortment
wish it distinctly understood that ALL MY GOODS
ARE SELECTED WITH GREAT CARE, in view Of a
Popular Retail Trade,
that every article sold will be made satisfactory
the purchaser. My Terms will be CASH.
Thanking friends and patrons for The very liberia
patronage they have heretofore this Estab
lishment and promise to make continuance of their
avors both profitable and agreeable respectfully invite
call from all before making selections elsewhere.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-27
LATEST NEWS.
From Washington and the South.
By TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY

New YORK, Nov. 26-rhe IIerald's cor
respondent states that Chief Justice fancy
has resigned. Attorney General Black will
probably succeed him. The latter has given
the president his opinion, that no state has A
constitutional right To secede.
Arrange menls are making here for confer.
ence OF the southern members of congress
after the assembling Of that body
Mr.. Slidell Ii IS notified the president that he
will not attend the senate the present session
unless his vote is desired specially.
Private advces from Texas state that the
lone star filg had again been raised, and that
the state Will organize government for her
self.
1t is reported that the Pacific representatives
contemplate an address to their constituents
urging separate coniederacy, including Cali.
lorna, Oregon, Washington, Utah, and New
Mexico
1t is stated that the kidnapping of free ne
gro sailors in Florida, caused great indignation.
there Exertions to recover the negroes and
to bring the guilty parties to punishment, are
being mide,
PETERSBURG, VA, Nov. 26.-Mr. Cling
lslatlve caucus at Raleigh, N. c., tor United
States senator. Hon NJ. L. Manley was
elected supreme court Judge by the legislature
on Saturday There is considerable secession
talk among the members.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 26.-The Plant.
ers, Union, and State banks of Tennessee,
have suspended specie payment by request OF
the business community.
AUGUSTA, GA, Nov. pa. H. Stephens
and DIR. Perkins nave been unanimously nom
mated to the state convention from TaiaterrO
county. stephens made conservative speech
WAsHINGroN, Nov. 26.-No official notitica-
ton OF Taney's resigna ion has been made
No such information has been received at the
Attorney Generals office.
BALTIMORE, New. 26.-The association,
calling themselves southern volunteer" dis
played the Palnet flag, yesterday, from
their rooms The bark Isabel displayed the
Palmetto flag. All the ships in the vicinity dis
played the stars and stripes.
CHARLESTON, Nov 26.-Sales of cotton 1000
bales, ranging from 81 TO 1Oa firm.
MILLEDGEvILLE, Nov. 26.-The senate
bank bill passed the house by SO against 81
A veto is expected, but it will probably pass
over the veto.
AUGUSTA, GA, Nov. 26.--The banks have
advanced the rates on New York sight drafts
to halt premium.
WAsHINGToN, Nov, 26.-The government
to-day received official information from Min.
lister Clay, and suspended tereourse with
Peru, and the Peruvian minister was furnished
with passports. All diplomatic intercourse
between the two countries is terminated.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-27

DIED.
In this city Nov &c, William Eaton, " yrs mos.
Funeral al his residence Plantation street. Wednes-
day, IL o'clock Friends and relatives invited
attend.
In this city, Nov 25 Newell II Chapel, 20 yrs mos.
In New Haven Conn., Nov 20 Mrs Selinda, widow Of
the late William Read, formerly Of Thompson, Conn, IS
yrs mos.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-27
Great Fire in New York.

New YORK, Nov 26-The losses by the
fire on Murray street, Sunday were 100000 :
John f. White & Co., loss 100000, fully in.
sured Hook, Skinner & Co., 100000, in
sured WIN. Spencer, owner of building No.
20 Murray street, $4,000, insured; johnson,
Shepherd & Saunders, $4,000, insured S25,-
600; Warren & Wilson, $4,000, insured ;
Clark & Miller, $4,000, insured II. IL.
McCurdy, owner of No. II Murray street,
$1,000, insured; Stocks Townsend & Yale,
and DibbIee s. Co, Is Murray street, were
damaged by water, insured. The insurance
is divided in nearly every company in the city
$4,000 to $4,000 each.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-27

SOLE AGENTS FOR THE UNITED STATES;
GARDNER q. YvELIN, 2I7 Fulton ST., New York.
and BRAY h HAYES, 81 Coruhill, Boston.
where deOdisly ja20
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From South America

New YORK, Nov. 26.-In consequence of
the rupture with Peru, Mr.. Clay, our minis
ter, received his passports, aud was to leave
on the 18th tcr New York via Panama.
The cargo of the American brig Winthrop
had been seized at Santa Maria by the COM
mssary general o. the government OF New
Grenada
Mr. Foster, an American citizen, has been
arrested for going from Carthageua to Santa
Maria without a passport, although he had
one from the American consul.
Five thousand dollars in specie belonging to
an American had been seized at Santa Maria.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-27

STOCK dull and lower; money unchanged; Chicago
81; Toledo l7li Panama, ia; Michigan Central, 81
Erie ~; New YORK Central 7jg; Missouri skies, 10;
Tennessee 50; Chicago, Darlington a Quincy, O. 4; iii
nOis Central scrip, 54; Michigan southern guaranteed
30 Realng, $50; ilgslen, Is; Hudson, tS Pacific Mail
G6FfIN shade lower sales 1900 bales at lOi for mid
ding uplands
~ -i,cccpts n ,lS0 hbs sales Is 200 bbs; state
sales $50 hbls; mixed suO $3.50 % 5,5J: fVncy and
extra $3.50 q -. Calada in mo eratc request; safes
ObDls; extra. So 10 % sos,
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worcester Post Omce-wintor Arrangement


Northern Worcester County, Vermont and New Hamp-
slire via Worcester Nashua Railroad, at $40 H. ami
are due at 100 p. III.
Ftchburg Lancaster, Leonnster, West Boylston, Oak
dale, Clinton, Lowell, and Nashua n H.. at 500 a..
and 3.45 p. M. and due y.l5 and 100 p.
Princeton and East Princeton at 345 and is due at
4lj Il.
City OF Boston, $50 aud 900 a. M, $50 and sOl p M:
and are due at 81 Il. m, $3.50 and 90 p m.
Name, Eastern New hampshire ami Eastern Massa
chusetts 800 and $40 p m; and due at SIS
L.. m, 33U and 100 p.
Rhode Islamd-( Except towns on the Worcester and
Providence railroad, $50 M. and $3.50 and are
due at 40 a. M. and 6.3O p IN 49,
Way Mail Providence and Worcester Railroad $50
IN. and are due at $40 Il. IN.
WestcrIl-{All towns in Massachusetts West OF WOr
cester,) S.3u Il. IA, and due at $50 p. H.
Albany, (Westem New York and Western States,) $50
a m and 4.W p. and due at 81 and LIS
Springfield $50 M. and LOU p and due at J40
M, $50 and Ills p. ~.
Hartford, all Connecticut Except Windham and New
London counties $50 ni and 400 p and are due
at sc and lll5 p.
Towns ON line Of Norwich and Worcester Railroad and
New London and Wndham County, Conn, 1880 a. ;
and are due at 9,l5 am
New York city and southern States, $50 H. and 90
a. n. and are due at $3.50 and Ills pm.
Barre, Barre Plains, feterslai, Paxton, Dana, North
and West Rutland. "a a. M and are due at4OO p M
Holden, Rutland, North Rutland, and Oakhmn $3.50
M; and are due at 800 am.
Leicester 945 and 4.3O M, and are due at on
4 M and 300 p. IN.
Milbury and West Nlillbury $40 a. M. and $3.50 p III
and due at 940 a. m, and $50 p. IN,
Shrewsbury, 81 p m, and is due at SOC a. m.
Grafton, New England Village and Cordavule, t,T a.
m. and are due at $3.50 p. m.
birmingham, South birmingham, Hopkinton, Ashland,
WoOdville, WestbOrO', NOrthborO', SOUTHPORT COrda
WILLIE and Grafton, $50 p. and are due at BIS a IN.
Office hours from. 10 M to SCOOP Sundays from
II Lotto Il 40. D. EMORY BANISTER p n.
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Later from Kansas.

New YoRK, Nov 26 Special dispatches
to the Times from VIM Hutchinson, al Leav
enworth deny, in toto the truth Of all reports
of the attack on Fort Scott, of the sacking of
Paris, of Montgomery's party entering, or in
tending to enter Missouri, or that any recent
eastern contribution of arms or munitions
have been sent to them.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-27

spring, s04 LIZ; red Tennessee. sI324: white Ken
tucy sl5U "a l4 Corn lc better ;saes $4,000 bushels
mixed western, IS @ 81; white, Is "a Y.
fHON lSlONS--Pork opened witn icreased irmness,
put closed quiet; mess l1O "a l7,75; prime, Sl225.
Lard aul sugars heavy, but doing: MuscOva,O,
56O hhdS at 81 @ sc; Havana 1913 pri gats
Orleans IS "a 40
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-27
NEW GAS FIXTURES.

From the celebrated manufac .ory of Cornelius Baker
shall continue to be in receipt of these Goods the
patterns at all tines keeping hand the
best stock to be found in the city, and the lowest
prices
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PAPER HRAGINGS.

have on hand very large stock of French, English
and American Paper IIangings Decorations, Borders,
Centers, Fire Board Prints, &c. which prepared
to sell at prices so low that all will be satisfied.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02
CTEJhWAY 81 SONS
GOLD MEDAL
PATENT GvERSTHUNH GfANDS
CO. III 4 4

Ar. now ccnsid, re, the best PIANOS ,nanuisctnre4
Tbesa irsurer be taxed sixteen h premiums g"d roc
nance OF H. best akers of NewYork sosou Phiade'phs
sud batiuiore ., -, a., m , q,
lruhsLnf and 0t.,r musical c~t5rues
ST SONS do not refer to atss who "5fe III ths c"uh'i
many yres rgo retincatr- END estimoniss gwen &"
the ,ice as Il IL w!kno@L fact hat such itnpgrtAn- u
mede li-nos quite % ely . tn.hy
akrrs s,rments justly consiter 20 rsnE 1
the best cannot by any usons chiH t"o eo P
We suboii tie following codhcst- within tue s' IL
opth by nearly al the leading Gd NEST prominent Tst' All
musl nov residing Ia this county:
To. unde sgrr6 having pc sonay exa1ined ind sica
s,rd Ill. Improvement In Grand Pi.nos invented by
TLIN Al in which covered strings o7erst ung sooV
tuCse remaining do hereby certify -.
Ihut result oi IT. s.d - pos-o'rnt the Nvieo ~ u
Pno IA geUtly improved IL Ius1ty quantity End to"r
The sound by St.inway unprovofent Is uh 'ote Ff
te,s aud much better prolonged tbD toat ~isr'
IN slS other ~ 40 WITH which . acquainted
III, undrlgnrd regard tlr improvement Of s' stenys
:, p,t novel, Ingenious Aad np0rart No run" sri"
construction has been known Usad s" far IS tee RaiS
signed believe.
o. STAv SATTEk, VILLAS MASSSn,
yCN EaAR ROBERT GULDhECK,
f. G. HILL GEORGE W MORGAN
UNI A KING CARL BERGMANN
GEO T. BRISTOW, HENRY TlhM,
And nsny others
Each instrument warranted fnr tie term OF I'VE JeaLs .
Wsreroons Nos az and "a WalkeIst near brnad"sy
- yyNHE briggs PATENT PlANO-FORTES
A Tic BRIGGS PIANO COMPANY have the e1cu
i've right nsuuactHe these very superior toned nStrun"o's
bne assortment of hich Is for sale at Their NarerooI
No i67 bROoMESr
NEW-lORk
THE briggs PATENT PLANo-FJRfGs
A h, VICIlH PIANO fof at the hiS.c Store NJ w
dALL SON $50 Broaoss7, between spring and rrnref
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TESTIMONIAL FROM THE CITIZENS OF
kEN-UHLEANs . 49,.
NEW-JRLRASs, April 1860.
y-o A.. dfaued citizens # aud vi Unity
,to nav. be- Il under DR. NUN AOSCHLishEk probes ona
care and oth,rs him in psi ate y dudag
he last Two s,a,ous has been residing Ia Se"uins d.
d, hand III tai. ,st ,ona that IL has prosed in h
rTo. al capacity worthy Of the confidence OF tho,s
In ne Of lie sail and ICES aud nenan uthly
the reet ally community Ia winch be may practice
LIE tpfRAkD MIN Mayor Of the ity of Ne"-Oheans.
Ant rLANC. Ar,huisnop Of LoulE IA
/ j MULLEN, Re / n Of ST. P.trcAr 800
c. L. KILBKiN. t6ptriu L. > a. C"nuiissary oil N "
n II LEAIHEES ON Of III steamer Ha'chez
J. /. GIlFl IN, Pref al UOlDraTs OVlt g..
r WILsON, Clir Editor OF \ ", ficaynne.
l. LATHAM Asis Gnt Edtoroi % Picayuue.
JAMfS + OIi As5isfait Editor OF n. q Picayune:
nj RANT DA pom h., Editor aud Muusger OF ~ o. Delta
8 HARRY, 81 d. Editor If y % Bee -, -,
G IKLENI, NJ. d.. fr,st the o. Board oil Health
IJCns Pow Al ". 70, Pby sictan Ia NJ" Orleans
ALI DpNAI d. NJ. ID PEySiri4 IA 'e"-Oilrans
A O. AChLES, VI. Ph. ian la New Orleans
Hon X. A III NJ Err Louisiana
". ID. RI Z, Merchant, New heans
J. EALMELLER Mel haut Ne" orleans
BHuOES Merchant Ne~.OflTans.
+ MeCULLOCn, s. prene Court NeHOrea~
n PAhfN GOD Planter Loui lana
81 q CObTAT Planter LouislanH
b. CAUsEh. Planter, Louisiana
ARTIFICIAL EYES INSERTED.
CONSULTING ROOMS,
No. lO7 Clintonpace.
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MISS HAINES

,ety informs her friends and the public that her School
- m eoun, nee ca THUR SDAY, sept 20 Punctua attend
ap Of her puis is respectfully requested Circulars can b.
obtained al her e.ifepce No L. Grauercy PARK East 20th
Anpaion. the ad Sion Of pupils to her school be
made by letter until the lst Of September Atfr that d-te
NJ. Hai.ca be niteLd 70 them in
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BnGhng.

A I'TENTiON is INVITED TO THE
"A ~ CEMENT aO0rIne
aa.pt,d 70 ever, ,aey noo nee OF od md . =
n, Sa.bhty oeaut, and ;hsapnoss b any 20 ~
,nFHEET Ia SALT by the barrel Nth Prnt-o on !"
OEn1H' W oITTO PORTEB Co No 20, s,o.dgs{
U.S. .on,y Of FuItooa (sscoessors 10 Joseph Dno SoJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02

aTrabi-d every instance ~ restore mar t. rs
o.Es c,of IL Las been ia Inls Ia
pruGp. Of knsand aud h's lated IA s'ns- In
all tgt CLAIMED Tor IT. NO ah ~ gray
the h4 val change IL 90 beatul aud ne
like U.aek 1t not instant ,l.ous dye "ich
co decd UldCs color - III mai tue
5i sspins washing end sp'nsng o. tic
every lint /, ap,h IL apfePs' ion ol suphn
IL j. lie Icuius 'p4fs ion, ~1snbS DC
toJ- s1ef us II l. ~ I'D IN tive minute. u ne, AID WI
little Trouble article for the toilet.
Re pie Tho lave tots PREPARATION decla'e 1t Ia mia n
lous effects Vii pedor all th,t II protedds -
do - Lslou, PlCtonAl. -
lt,ucc.,s oudedul md oniy we ildore all
the pInp1.ioi gard t. it - Bosom BURIAL
lur tnOIias aud directions, haod bids accompanying
each bottle. -.
ST. Ie.~ I'll Max Co., 5.ay. hotel; George w. Ds La
,eIgue No. 2 bbas, corle' 4ist ani by j. Codlias
to- No us alec la br OAlJ by Mrs. ~ nag
No 10 ult9i,t aud Ctsd~icS conr Govt aui r. 81
dtIt-st al ia iinGns5ugh, by j. '. Butler Co No ~
4tut al,o Ia Jrr-- Cts ny LoDgtsf No 81 VI
st. sud principal retail Drug aud rancy Goods deal
era th GU hOLt TIT country.
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rIHE RUTGERS FEMALE INSTITUTE,
i FlFIHAV., between ilst and i2i It's.

H. Institution ~ sept ~ le q the new bailding.
the trustees the oth a', oet"eeh fls'
f2d In selecting buildings for tue occupancy Of me
Trustees have endesyod 70 Is best
The buildings purchased In beautiful hcatny ana Central
pa OF tl.- yity md Of easy from all directions
IL. new budmgs Win the additions sud improvements made
by the Tusrr ell aapte 10 the pufposr the ochot
The Ia. iue will carry Nth it hne LTD airy AMI Apparatus
which II now on he Library contains over 4UD Volumes
ano III rcal Piul optical Apparatus already large aud
w. selected all be- further Increased - =,
In hiiiLg aud the new ldlng. no reasoioe
=, per has spared The accommod ton for chapel Lee
uir school aud rooms, LIBERAL scale large,
w lighted IL especially designed Tor cases IN painting
r Principal dateiy adjoining the SCHOOL ana
viii rc.i, tuds aHly lho Trustees can assure par
% bo d. e Place their Daughters in Institution OF learn
e m tie ty Of erk that they viii be subject all The
vaid of mental moral and spiritual improve nent
a receive ia. Care encouragement eniy counsel and gym
pstty of a home, in the fanlly OF the Principal.
ME lines and which pass near the lu'
sute from tie suburbs and shbong towns
Ibr b houl embrace, heretofore thee Department.
peUarat, Academic and Collegiate The course II study IN
Zach will be sust ntlay ia which the experience OF eighty
i've academic terms secured the approval Of both managers
aud ysrOns. -
sots,iy or Ly l.ttr Of the iusiut builiings h-ey
All cumnunleat addressed to HENRY NJ PIERCE, Pnn'
cipal No 4J1 5thay. . , .u
New York June 80 1910.
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Go Yarmrts dnD gthers.

II l. + G. II u NJ
IN IMPROVED MOWlSG-MAIHINES.
iii LATEST iMPROt EMENT
Thu u.srn. will Uuud combine smpl city elective
nss and oh, aILess fail to sEiacJa. das
beef ultd u tie III. following gentlemen who all speak
la high = rms OF il: -
william q LIEN BRYANT, Roslyn, L. l.
MARCUS SPRlh., Perth Amboy
UAhITL TDhfkiNS, uaveIstraw, Y.
A +. DIX Nilsson. katuhah, y.
LEGNHRD H,uEAYNE, Sing Sing, N Y.
One hcTsc Mowing Muehiue, 3. T. Bar ~ n, SO
I;eIt Il go horss " II. sIJ ID, pD.
i.it I" go 10 ses.
Heavy q 80 Pin s ssS No. rs rs
FS,rs- t. each Marhin-l stythe Knives Fingers and
" ieLeh. u.y,>-c,u
Ge 81 thu best varieties Of HAVING and HAh
NESiIND TOOLS u .,
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,
NO 2f si,d II N.ssau-st. n 4 - ,.ur,
CHAELES " MAPES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02

Tl,ARRYTOWN notwithstanding, with
trn, r-,et.no., &c can be obtained at tiood.so1g
SooA.tor- 22 Nassau st. or Of NEWMAN A. b.. Principal
r.Sn "a CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.-Ash
DOS W. land Inst aud Musical Academy Greeue Co,
rEh v Y. tBoth seIes
QUARTER Rev. II j. FOX, A NJ, Principal
MODERN Style of SCHOOL FURNITURE
wi manufactured and for sale by N. JOHNSON, No. 90
Budsopst Illustrated Circulars forwarded application
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Eusi ano fonn6.

/ OST-In the Metropolitan Hotel Or between
i the Metropolitan Hotel ID Canal st. BruafwHy,
CAMPO BRACELET III Under Will be suitahiy ded
BY returning the to the office OF the Mrtopohap hotel
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fine ARTS.

EOLDSMITHs STEREOSCOPIC MUSEUM,
" No s29 broSavay, corner of 2lstoPen da, aud
ing tor visitor Livery stronger should visit the splendid exh
bion o. the World Of Nature Of Art Admission Is cents
season, 80 cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02

EVREN ORKS.a setefai asa''ft"1"' - }.-h
ard eoor.d sioe work. 4nd h.. i4ailJ -s' ~
gAutAif LDCh $ O''i,E %
No - Wss.j q =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02
" EYCITRSION 10 LONG

II ppnNcH Loving beautiful sail on the L9"st pay
,IIoSd TIP Monmouth County an. Snp e,ara sunset
ios etv be large and splendid steauDosI
%iSKE Vii make the above E,ca, 20 ii ana Pa no
o. WI RiSsy Al 81 a N retarhbg at souuoS ~ adce
se t'cursicn 81 children uPdsI ~ 3ss J Delaware Bay
hPp eoror Of Fulton aud Choreh's 81 0n 0V'" '-'
49, 81 lsic on the boat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02

CTOP and REFLECT before you waste y0ui
~ money purchasing poor article GiFkINS OF ROWEs
Patent Ice Breakers recommended BY all used then
They Iheir cost in Ice and do not i the eges
tor TAKE home IT, For sale By all Hardware
Home Furnishing Stores Manufactured by STEVENS Nc
2lJ Peurlft
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a NOTORIOUS FACT. Tho cheapest ana pest
Mac, 10 bly Rsfserstors Silver ls,.d Wae Table Cut
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EDGES FIRST PREMIUM FIREIv OItks

L PRINCIPAL depot. NO 81 81 it.n l.n', sr"-t"'s
sit- ,r.ak-is gptpedo- lo>S 40, aJ he "'".' -
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FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION to GLEN
GRAND FOURTH OF July EXCURSION

The Large swia and Mssnfceut Sound Steamer
&. hANDEkblLI, 80
~ the Rostou Line d. b. Sturges commander VIII make an
" WV FXIURsION AROUND Staten ISLANO,
. shov syug Per No. NORTH River (near the Battery at
s ock Ter No IL foot OF COurtand 81 10 o'clock fier
No az North Ki,eT foot spTingst 1880 o'clock feeA ohP
last hiypr IL UclOUk M =. =, p.-,
Ksi,Iuing land at Pies NO North River only.
MaEAGAN'S BAN d will accompany the Excursion
Ifct'ts fol the round trip Fifty CENTS ,
~ dffsrnt Piers before starting and iu advance at
AZ. Steatrer's Off Pier No. z North RIVER