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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-11-14
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.

OF these manufacture great variety, ranging in
price from 50Cen to $50 each
Our Albums have the reputation of being superior in
beauty and durability to any others. The smaller
kinds can be sent safely by mail at postage of six
cents per The more expensive can be sent by en-
press.
We also keep large assortment Of sterescopes and
Sterescopic views. Our Catalogue of these VIII be
to any address on receipt of stamp. Z. q II, L
Anthony, Manufacturers of Photographic Materials
sol Broadway New York
Friends or relatives of prominent military men VIII
confer favor by sending their hkenesses to copy
They will be kept etully and returned uninjured
Fine Albums made to order for congregations to pre-
to their Pastor, for other purposes, with suta
bic Inscriptions, &C.
August -, lS63-6m.
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THE GREAT
AIl,SHlHAM TEA COMP AMY
yrDcpy arprE1, Nr,y nuU

5l NENSEf STREET, NEW DIRK
Since its organization, has creatad new era in tho
history OF whulusHiling Teas in this country They
have Introduced their selections OF Teas, and
are selling them at no. over two cents "
Cents per pound above cost never de.
WAITING rnl the one price as ed.
Another PECULIARLY Of the Company is that their Tea
faster Ouy dGvotcs his time to the selection of
for particular localities Of country, but he helps the Tea
buyer choose ont of their enormous stock such Teas
best adopted to his particular wants, and not
only this but points out To him the best bargains.
II is easy to see the incalCulable advantage Tea
Buyer has IN this establ shment over all others,
fhe is no judge of Tea the Market if his time is
valuable he has all the benefits Of well orgHuz ID sys
ten OF doing business Of immense capitol Of the Judge.
men of professional Tea faster, and the knowledge
of superior salesman.
This enables all Tea buycrs-nO matter If they are
thousands of miles from this purchase
good terms here as the New York merchants.
Parties can order Teas and VIII be served by
well though they came themselves, beng to get
original packages true weight and tares and the Teas
are Warranted as represented,
we issue a Price li-t Of the Company's Teas which
will be sent 20 all who order it; comprising
HySoo, YOung Hyson, Imperial Gun.
PORTER Itc0nkay AMI Skts.
ooLoNG, soUcUcNG, ORANGE & HYsoN PEKoE.
Japan Tea of evcIy description, CoOred and uncoor.
ed. This list has each kind of Tea divided IatO four
Glasses, namely; Cargo, hi.h Cargo F.ue ines that
eyeri 1nu may understand from description and the
prices annexed that the Company determi ned to
under. ell the whole TEA trade.
We guarantee to sell all our teas at not over two
cents " cents per pound above cost believing tli.
be attractive to the many who have heretofore been
paying enormous profits
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY.
IMPORT Err JoBBgRs,
No 81 NCscy street, New York.
Sent II, lFG3-3m
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Look well to your stock
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Corn HUsKs.-There is ready sale for
this article at about $40 per ton at the
farm 10 many sections. 1t is not worth
this for fodder, and the difference, if it be
cash, will pay for saving them.
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NORTH CENTRAL RAILWAY.
Summer Time Table.

summer Time IG6te.
TWO TRAINS DAILY to and from the North and
West Branch of the Susquehanna Elmira, and all of
Northern New York.
nN and after Monday April Goth 1863 the Passenger
" Trains Of the North Central Railway will arrive at
and depart from sunbury, Harrisburg, and Baltimore
as follows, viz
SOUT II w ARD
Mail Train leaves Sunbury daily Except
Sunday 1910 n. IN.
Z" leaves Harrisburg, LIS N.
" arrives at Baltimore, 535
Express Train leaves Sunbury daily Except
sunday) ll.O7 p m,
d" leaves Harrisburg except
Monday,) 200 a. m.
" arrives at Baltimore daily lex.
cept Monday,1 6l5 "
burg. $50
NORTH ARD.
Mail Train leaves Baltim daily (except
sundayD 9.l5 a. m.
d" leaves Harrisburg LIS p N.
" arrives al Sunbury. 400
Express Trains Baltimore daily, 9I5
" arrives al Harrisburg, Las a.
q" leaves Harrisburg Except Monday 300 -
d" arrives at Sunbury, 5.3S %
For further information apply at the Office.
1. N. UuBARRY, Supt.
Harrisburg, Aug g, 1863
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GARD PHOTOG 2ApnS.

Our Catalogue embraces considerably over four
thousand different subjects ito which additions
tinually being maHe) nf Portraits of Eminent Ameri
cans etc viz =: - MnorGenerals 1870 Brig Generals,
$50 COloneis 81 eutrolones, s07 other Ohcers, 90
Navy officers 525 statesmen 21 Divines, l6 Authors,
80 Artists l2 Stage, 46 Prominent Women, l47 Prom
inent Foreign Portraits.
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THURSDAY. Feb. 2C-P. ".

THURSDAY, Feb. 2C-P. n.
The Stock market was fairly active to-day, but
irregular. Governments were very strong, tie Cou-
pons Of 1881 selling al 1923 and the - Of 1911 nj "
Railroad Bonds were steady. In the Share market
considerable transactions made, without any
noticeable change in prices, excepting IN Mail, which
declined 10 lGj from 100 yesterday. The other
shares show generally declining tendency. Gold
was active aud lower, selling down to l69i. AT tue
second Board there was iirmer feeling, under re.
ports from Washington that tho finance measures
would authorize more currency than had been an
tcirated. Pacific Mail, however was nm exception
10 tie improved tendency, and under sales OF abolt
1000 shares by ole house. fell oil 10 100, decline
oi9 y cent since yesterday. The market ofterward
recovered TO l69. The cause Of the large eses on
sellers options made by the house alluded to 10 hot
cubic but it is said that there are facts known
ia Washington damaging TO the Company. Sh-
generally show au advance on the morning. Min
nc,jta Copper sold at 80, against - for
tie last previous lot sold. Governments are IN
moderate demand and scarcely as firm. Cold was
more excited, ard advanced again to l'l!. At the
1 O'CLOCK Board the market was strengthened 10y the
currency rumors from Washington, but the changes
yer, rot important. Gold and Cuatom-louse Notes
hath cIosed nj l7ll bid, and Debt Certificates Mt
9.l. The last quotations Were: L. ;. Or, regis
tered, 1881, 1901; L. S. g. 1891, coupons, lo2ii
Oregon Wer Loan, halfyearly, 9a%ii United
States Treasury Notes. 1910, 1919 d 1904; United
states Cs. l.year Certificates, 9cS d!Si; Demand
Notes old issue), l7ll 0i72; Tennessee state os'
lr95G3 Missouri States ia, Gj dCji; AmerlcSo
Cold. l7B1I7l5; Pacific Mail Steamship Com
oo,,y l6pl 1924; New.York Central Railroad,
iISi allSi; Erie Railway 7Sid'Sti Eiie RAT
way Preferred, 1911 lOlii Hudson River hSIi'
road gsaesl; Harlem Railroad, 'ot @"o4a Hai-
lcm Railroad Preferred, 76. d7G4; Reading Raii-
,oad el3ao?; Michigan Central Rsilroad, VS.
uil';con Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad
10 a,cSl. Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana
railroad. Guaranteed, 1864 100 Illinois Central
rn;lr,ad, 93l dg3! Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail
road. 7Ol 7o,; Gaena aud Chicago Railroad, 49,
.,o3i. cleveland aud Toledo Railroad, 9Ii 39iS
chicago and Rock leland Railroad, 934 a935; Chi
cago. Baglir gton and Quincy Railroad, To- los
Milwaukee and Prairie du Chisn Railroad, iOi iOi
In bills there has been moderate business with
out important change. SterlIngis lSS, after aellne
~ low ne 1885, Francs aye 3O2. $500.
Frcighls are inirly active, and steady. To Liver
pool the engagements are $4,000 buth. Wheat,
ID. Id in bulk and bags aud Sd. vessel TO ns"
the Atlantic Docks; 1900 bush, Corn. at oid'"
in bulk and bags IL 900 bush, Peas. at "a Al o''N
600 bbls. Flour, a. g.. 100 boxes bSV'a au1 ''''
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60 Whom /, man Concern.


MOTTO E.-Nuiicc Is hereby given 10 parties re-
~ siding ~ doing hunes within tia disirici herein do.
who haze already obi n.d their licenses made
he IetLfus VI taxable pro- eHy IA compliance with the
COncss entitled Al 80 10 provide Internal revenue 20
support thn Government AID 20 y Ihteius. on tho pu1ic
dr1i approved July 1872 70 srpy II to this Office.
the purpose o. facilitating iae bnsnrs ard avoid to
pleasant uetrasi.y oi fosOft - rNifrae mesaurss
tfuo aud lot IL required % be lus' Ell % oil Oh
j-cs tccs owned T1sfessed, hch sre sbJs 10
special duty o. WI under said act
Parsons having charge OF rIs "a admusirAlors esecu
.ustses le,t-rs OF dttnbuss shares ei,igr
psr-cua properly & any knd what o"s.r should
port to c. Il iA, c.c - esAblo tho tAsiIiIut A.
ac he proper return of .sIos Juc Ia tie Coecor
BAnA ,Aelfons nr licenses ana lorn ilr inonlis
turns q manufacturers al uacouser vii be promptly uI.
nlshcd II this olhre.
SIC 81 Ilei nom ind aer tie lat day Of September
1882 persJn, ocaon Of pels,ns. o. coIpoTaon shall
be- god Ia, prose -e or eiy on either Ct e 'les
ocoup tious section "a (which 5ec) Of this
until lie they shall hsyc obtained hesnso therefor, Ia the
usnUrl hr,ria fitrl plovited'
ParioI do.ns h,ucss entering upon any bus.ues,
on .cbed viz Manufacturers dsaefs
dcsiplon thysiriag deLtt. and seons. keepers
h,s AID oatr sAonsy no dealers, broker, and Vgeat
uus apply - thr Ia tho district where tho bushes
is eoud cd. Tor nc,nse"
T.na.ty-Fof DON, bnlns,s without eerte thee s,.
Toe cost Of the license.
rnr-. nu OF having the charge any silver or gold
Plata stored within his district wi please notify q.
this once
See section. 81 10 GO inclusive.
Boundarc, Of Sixth Division Of The Thhy.econd District
include al that poJn Of iho Flint Wald included IN and
bounde by the e,utg iues q Liberty Mailen
ret Wslsres AID Broadway, GunGiD. to soalA .,-
'''"'' ISAAC J.. SMITH Ant Assessor
tsI DNisiol. 34d District.
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1868.
1863.
I II L

PEHssYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
with its connection. foru.
Tdk SHORTEST AND CUIckI ST ROUTE
f.og Hkw.YOKK 20 THE PRINCIPAL WHsTEHN CiriEa
s'l run daily ron New iozs 20 Philadelphia vi,
New Jerrey and Camden and AmbOy line.
NJ THROUGH TRAINS FOR THE Wf.sr BY THIS
ROUTE LEAVE EEW-YORK FROM TIE
70 or COURrLANDT-ST.
bynsy o. PhiiASephis the morning Pa'sengers leave New
saIae dime other routes Evening passengers
? o d., one hour later than other lines.
~ Tsy Of Allentown evening passongeIs esve At M
lOlf. later than tie northern lines sdd By both
is the tine as Northern limos. IN Chicago aud ali
b. The hor- Wet. tle'.!ine lDeian4poi Louisville.
n Us ct, with lever Cha ses Fl cars.
dg Car. without cLsn{r ran s'oia Phi."ds ~ to
4 ostng and Sacou Csis on all trains.
tiue tie ,.ae other Togfes.
Isirge checked through, lI0,ei sI iise.
L. WESTERN EMlGRAIiON.
II ~ FeInylarii Clatf1l Cor piny ru1' sn tm'la1.
Pronunciation Line witch sfoidss comfortable mode Of
tto parties moving Yves" aid, 1t Onobai the uluh Tae
FkE!GBTs.
~ Ls route fsich.s q al desp iots can be or@s lded
ron soy point on the Rsii DAD. d Ohio Kentucky,
AZ i5qei. "icorsin, Iowa Or M,.seui, ~ kAiL;
rp bRfCt or . any py't On the navissoe TiV'Fs Of
fste. Of freight 10 AND rom any point IN the West By
'u'yhsn4 C~la laifoad aie ot all time a. IGVoftbe
gstd BY other Haiir,rd Companies Merchants s.d
TIM ne rs- port alton Of their Freight 70 th'
"p'ny esn rely wifi cont icuce It's speedy tLsnd,
aa, and Deser.i 81 ~ SO IN viii find ta mos, 3D.
- rp.le' Cspicous Yards, well wsered sid sup
h es,c3 colStniclce have been opened On TINS me
M n Ils,,is' 40 every attention 10 pad 10 theii "atA
Cox ana rs sAeie Wi be found every c'nvenienes i9f
a. "A v o ~ cho.Ce j. offered Of tue PIllLADEL
n ~ ~ Up,tha1d BALrih ORR MARKETS.
II LEIGH & e. nasn.ef Ageh, No Adof'ho"'o'
M.DvNSH1i, i A.or loo.e. I'D 10 South Wiam' st.
Isl al" HiSchOff. Em giant Agent.
"a ""i9 0'ue'a Superintendent, AltoOrs. p.
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Drp Gooos.

- Ii. MACY.
III. SPRING TRADE, srRGNG TRADE iefo
SOW OPEN. FULL STOCK Of WHITE GOODS.
FINE fLANNFLS. best makes Beached NJ l.in., bought
before the sst gIest rice in ,L..e good..
Full stock % Spris and Summer Cotton Hosiery, under
Sc, 10 yer under present importing prices
Lsce Ooois Embfodcres LlLsus Linen Hindsercliefs,
nfsyeFy Lsocs aud Hutps much tran the pseent iI
porting ris,s u stock o. French FIowc.s kbOon,, Vel
vet Siobos.. Bonnet Silki &c
1000 dozen se4 beat qnlliiy ado hil Gloves patn.
lcO dozen Lalies best qIaity made hid Clov's ched
s9l dosan Lofi.f beet 4aaiiy black hii Gloves plain
40 DOR "a La4i~s beet aty blsck Mi O.oyrs stcAsj
oOJ Ladies. bs.t quality wLio and Party s9;sso5
Eics
All our lid Gloves Of importation bsst quality
and lover puCes tllu any other house Ia The city.
Il IL. MACY.
No. 2oi md eos c,h.av.. ? door, b,low lSth-s'
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private dispatch received lara thia eyenino


A private dispatch, received late this evening,
gives different programme of financial measures.
The dispatch states that the Committee Of Confer.
ence has agreed upon one hundred and fifty millions
Of legal tender notes absolutely hundred and City
millions of legal tender notes or legal tender bonds,
at the option Of the Treasury, and two hundred aud
fifty millions of legal tender bonds, interest payable
in paper. The Committee reported to the House.
covering all the points excepting the Bank clause.
The House agreed to the report-7l to 69-insisted
upon ts Bank csuse disagreement, aud asked an
other Committee Of Conference.
Dispatches from Pittsburgh state that the Cleve-
land aud Pittsburgh and Pittsburgh and Fort Wayne
aud Chicago arrangement has bsen contaminated
substantially.
A. J. Blocker sold the following Stocks and
Bolds to-day:
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ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-CHANGE Of

| ONG ISLAND RAILROAD CHANGE Of
~ tMlNUS-PsssengeT Depot, Jsmesslip snd foot OF
ysi.. j.. E.-Ninier arrangements cOMUencihg nosy,
. a. 1905 Leave Hewl1sk 40 m. for O. selpotr Nas
u nor. Orient and Han Ii0us; ~ q. Odd n ior
'; st9s ~ sld p J.. or syo,ss, a. p 'of Hemp
- SoudaYs the train lesSes Hunters Point (Nh-st
t1yl 81 .. in for ls-l3u6 sd lneImedste stations
sIu'slon rses retUlHng i.avos yayLanl at 3. y.
ya ndav and Saturday Ii,. the I'p tain viii
Ir, Greenporte rerruiog Saturday and MoLdsy IoT1
/ ltu t:l5 a. M, arriving In tw.l ok al 9:52sm.
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NEWSoRK 4 NEW-IAvEN RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

COMhbNOiNG DLCtMOtk |, 1867.
Passenger Sstiol IL Ne~l o'k 2i.a st. snd @tasy
entrBuce ou 2Ti.st.
TRAINS l. AVE NEN-YORk:
lorNe"'hsven' ss IL. tEx) l2l5 2i3 tEE), 80 A3'
ed ?. N.
fi Bridgeport :, a. n OK; 19ls 2l3 (E1 $40, 40.
I'D 81. n.
Tor Milford sratford, Isrhsd Southport, and wesport
e. ~. lis, 60 40 p. n.
TorSo;vss,7 $50 IN. l2l5. 2ls CE1.l $40 43s. $685.
D. -
SO
lo Stanford :, tEs), $50 IN I2I5. 2l5 (E1 80
o. ga. p. m.
For Pos Chester and Intermediate stations T. go m
BIS 40 80 80 Csc ?.
p, Pot Chester and New Rochelle. .. m.
CONNECTING TRAINS
toI Boston vie Springfield m sI.) 2l5 OK 9p. NJ
fCT Boston, via shore Liue l2.lJ, y IN.
For Hartford and Springfield tEI.l, Rl5. 2l5 EI
pm
nd 70 II ?. n, 70 Northampton
For Hartford PfOvdoa;o. aud Rishkil Railroad, a. IN
10 Esw.ilsv.s, New.London end s.oninson Railroad
a. H.. u L., zl3 ?.
Canal Railroad. u. IS p. To-. 10 Northampton.
kcl HousAiOnic Railroad 70 filishslo O.
Foi Nao.atnc Reload. ,. H.. 2ls p.
iof psnbprv AID Sorw Ak Bsilrord IN, 3 <op. m.
CcuuoGlous sespirg Cas- attached to the Train.
JAMES al. UOIT. Superintendent.
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DEMOVAL of REMAINS from the Vaults
IL Of the Reformed Dutch Church corner OF Houston and
(,,reusf. 70 Nsw.iork bay Cemetery viii commence
Mach Under direction Of NE Guy Ispector aud ILomR,
lnso owner OF tha Propefiy accommodations adlr.
a. t,u o. 70 ~ Il. TKANEhs. Special !nspeesor 40. ~
Chathau. st., will ,rcelve rc-peciiul attention.
1,O CARRIAGE-MAkERS.-Any one who
V.,. GOOD STAND t. cary carrlsge-inssirK IN ell
at n, fious barche whrr - ctn have good water power
aud machinery. Will lor peiu ulai coy ~ lAc ONCE 49, "i
rms DAY tFiiday) nom 10 y. OF iltuirs
iIEVlY Keller, south Salem, Nestchestog 90. " l.
WILLIAM CROOKS on CROkE, FENTON
w CKOOhSo CRDKE, MARY CROOKS o. CROhE
t Al e town hountnh. IN the Quecns tounty, Ireland
WiIINulsud.di ~ America In l8ii. FENTt and MARY
An p5p An, rc.sou thnt give utJratlop to the
.havr to si,' FArRlCk CiOOkS, ~ Nl,. MOTIONS, No
trouble
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Canting Academies.

DODWOR1Hs DANCING ACADEMIES.
a. 70. 20 5ib-sy.. New York.
No. ~ Mpltsguett Bfookyn. -
NETWORK CLASSES on WEDNESDAYS snd SAIUR
DAYS MONDAYS AID THURSDAYS.
BROOKLYS CLASSES on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS
Noim aud afternoon Cases 1r young aso aud ohii'
droD Evening Casses for gentlemen.
Class.t nOw opstl Pupils can commence a. ,nJ time,
Circusrs oi terms &c. may TO had a. either hcadrHy
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Tr5lrnCl!on.

BOARDING SCHOOL FOR SALE
a. Situated Cumberland Valley II r.. four miles west
Of Islo, Pnntylvsusi extensive Buildngs sufficient
accommodate Forty Students Nearly ten of Land in
garden hot bcds Sc, &c The property viii be held for
priv.e ssle mill Marcel a. wacn Twin furniture socL, al
vii be cold n Auction The premises The School 4.
now foaHslrs and " be continued IL be used for
summer resoT ISIS rso occurrence for such property
10 be ofesd the oes terms here given For infoneton
yddfess II. n. -BCANS. Plainl.d. Cumberland County,
Pengsylyahis.
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hJeo0lna garos, &r.

At THOS. BRUNS's, No. 493 Broadway all
"A the lsoi styles Of NEDDNG CARDS, at low prices
Estsblished ~ 1870.
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (half price).--
1IWedJin, At Home aud Note Paper &c busihess sf1.
Billieais Portiat'ac. atKEbLNs no. ~ Fuons'rNi -
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ln. Lard o, %. 6d.i $50 tuus Logwood and 20
tuns Fustic at aOs 200 boxes Cheese at 25s, aud
per neutral flag $500 Eg'. Bacon and Lard at 30.
s Sss R R.aog s 3d. bags Clover Seed =
sos. To London: 1900 bIIs. Flour % 50. 10
glasgow: 1900 bush Wheat, ~ on: III .ass' @~
obi'' Flour, at 2s. Cd. To Han. 'u's' iVV ooAss
BACON, at 35s.
me business of the Sub-Treasury wa. heceipa
So.a 9as W-for Customs, $96,OOOi 4. aymen's'
S'1s'Ss vi Balance, 1921, Oil So.
lie hallway earnings for the third wa ok OF
feoruSry, are rs follows:
cb,,oo, .,,p, 1862. 1859. IpcrA aH
Ss.hIGta.o ana Rock ls!sud. S20C43 s5,;Ss sif, 80
Aiichlgsn Southern ........ 81 9go ~Ssceo 20 o
Michigan Ceatral. ......, 90 ma 60 ySS eeoo'1n
Inc Cleveland, Columbus aud Cincinnati Rail-
road has earned during the month of January an in
crease of ~. 900 over January, 1862.
tbs Money market continues very easy at Gar
Z cent on CALL and IaG y cent on we'll iudorssd
paper, and 607 v cent on single name. A lot q
very choice single name sold ct 81 y cent.
The coal transported over the Delaware, Lack
awauna and Western Railroad, for the last wesk
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EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, vial NEM

NOliCE.-CHANGE OF HOU R.-FALL
~ RIVER LlNE.-Oa end sher MONDAY. Msrch Z. the
s'aswsrs Of The FALL EVER LINE 10 BOSTON via
hLNPORr AID FALL RIVER vii leave Pier No. n. r..
.. W o'clock p. m. iDs; I'D oil iouE heretofore.
WILLIAM BORDEN, Agent
feTSclA. Feb -. l852. Nos. ~ aud II Westtt.
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ELOCUlION TAUGHT - STA4iMERlNG
~ CUkED.-GIo4t enthusiasm a, No. % fst 25thst
Glasses lorng Tor Lsoes Gentlemen aud Children.
Comfts course in Vocal Culture Locution aud the Psror
Uyinnasucs
ENSTRCCTlON.--Youn Gentlemen who ARE
backward in 4 cir Studes viii find good opportunity for
le,nins ENGLISH, TRENCH GERMAN ami SPANISH,
ARITHMETIC MATHEMATICS and BOOKkEtPlNG.
Professor POPfEKS In,titur 40. 63 East Broadway.
i)pyz nd fVe NJ g4sPs Tam M
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LINE for BOSTON, via GRO.

~ iCE.-NlONlNGION JlNE-tlIANNi
~ Or HOUlG-On snl after MONDAY. March z, 10
te Steamers Of this Line wiz leae Pi.r No H. r. Ri foc
q Oouitlsndtst &c r. nsee 4 = m Nc" on
keb q. 1853 W. ~ EDWARDS. Agent.
Offre. No li5 Wes;.st., Of Couftiaodt
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ttNIIE GREAT FAIRY TROUPE appears
4 TONIGHT at The
AIHENAuM,
BROOKLYN,
With all the Star combination.
TOMORROW,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
GRAND FAREWELL MATINEE,
AT tho ACADEMY OF MUSIC. -
This will be- tho last Opportunity 10 seo this
ONEAI COMPANY.
Mons. BAPTlSTAlN,
OF the Academic Imperial. Paris.
" III have the honor 10 make his
firt Appearance.
Tho beautiful MISS ALLISON,
Mde. SOPHIE,
Mim FRANCES NIXON
Mdlle. LOUISE,
Mons fOUCHK,
Mr. GEO. SHELDON
Master r.. DANIEL
LITTLE JOHN and FRANK,
aud all the a1Illiaries.
admisslon--aO cents Children Is cents.
Family Circle. % cents
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CCIENCE and AMUSEMENr.- by spccini re-
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M, lectures on "yls snd Mental Philosophy" with hnias
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MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
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