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slant drought from the be thus maintained Fresh
air should be supplied in regular and stematic
nsr a. to be difused equally possible. II admit
ted into the building at one points il should enter
the through perforated floors or wainscoting so
that current could be felt while would be did6sed
through the whole Of the In winter il should
be warmed by hot water furnaces, and by the ord
nary mode as thereby il IL very much injured. The
apeures may be used for introducing the air both
in winter and summer


ExHrBIrIoN.-The Sabbath School at Long Island
Farms will hold exhibition ut the broadway Taber-
nace, Thursday, the fourth lay of June next COM
mencing at O'Clock, p. NJ The children Will perform
the they do the Sabbath, in addition
to which will be several interesting pieces spoken and
sung From four TO five hundred children Will be pre-
sent mos. Of whom orphans. Who will not be In.
terested enough attend this meeting OF the children at
the only of l2 for the adults and 6 for the
children boat will start from the foot of Houston
street. East River at o'clock A. M and proceed to tho
Farms and receive the children half past eight From
there will proceed to the Aims House, from there the
children will walk four large and splendid which
will take them to Harlem They will return at half past
l2 p NJ and call the Mayor. Then they will march
around the Fountain in the Park and from there to the
Tabernacle Extra cars will be in readiness to take
those who wish to accompany the orphans to Harlem at
the Park or at 9th street