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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

TIE SANTA FE TRADE.-A correspondent OF
the - Louis Republican writing from Independence
Missouri gives some interesting statistics OF the
land trade 10 Fe and the Southern Mexican Prov
lnces from which il appears that there hirynine
firms engaged IN ihe trade employing }5 wagons To-
gether with these there were about twelve smaller wag
called kitchen wagons and about forty eight htty
carriages from those OF the very fines, kind
imported. The employed TO take charge of them
will average about each wagon thus making from
40 to 500 who have gone out. The most OF these
goods baed up, and the number OF bales. so FAR
| can ascertain il 95sS These il averaged at from
ninety-iiye TO hundred dollars per bale which is
about their value will amount to $50 $4,000 and per
haps the whole in round NUMBER might safely be en-
tended to a million OF dollars.
In connection with this as tEr can possibly be
known from our Custom House officer aid others OF
the amount OF merchandise stated above there consist
ed OF debeDture goods LIS packages value stated
III invoices about 500 100 also 2j-f packages not vau
ed but which from the character OF the goods they
tanned might be SGT down very properly at 80 per
package making Sl93@50 and in all. Of goods subjcc,
10 drawback, >2s9,65O.
We are scarcely able Of this junctule of atairs 10 tell
what must be the result OF muay goods going into
the MeSican country by the presen; route Many think
it impossible them to be sodothers have different
o :nion The is certainly unusually large and
perhaps no! demanded in the present or in any ener
reEcy.
DREADFUL CALAMITY AT MApIsoS.-W-e learn
from the officers OF the mail boat that small stream
back OF Masuc called Croohcd Creek rose with such
rapidly Yesterday afternoon from the heavy rains as TO
cause the loss ofliie and property When the maboat
passed Madison il was supposed that SIX eight men
had been downed Many houses and tie culvcrt of the
Madison and Indianapolis Railroad were swept of. II
would require nire months 10 repair the damage done
the Railroad alone by this ire.he .ouisyi!c Jour 4
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ANoTHER Row 1S pA-

ANOTHER Row IL RoxsrRy
there was another row in Row.. learn thar
noon in the vicinity of the one ,h On aohdAy aiter
was arrested By the ofsccrs ard ia, s' before man
away wien NUMBER 81 'r'stuen upI.-.s ca
him the othcers were attacked by tSs - IesSne
they stoodtheir ground Well and sne 'sn;nen. bat
ing away their prisoner. The Mayor ana ~ ~ convey
shall with strong force. were early uuon S'.y Mar
and by their efforts succeeded in qrel8nv w. ssound
bsnce. Re- Gistur.
ELoPEMESr.-A married; woman paro.s
y, wife Of Mr. David ). Eagerly. OF Lare,.o
county eloped Monday nigh, last with ms n a;s
Willis y DGggins, taking with her two o. her eSaed
DG-gins has wife very aniabic adv and SaGfsn
oui separated from her few weeks since This - S'a
OF those occurrences for which there is no acro, Se
Mr.. bascervis industrious and rcsnec,sble ,,.
we learn. "ls kind and ndricen: husband ami ns-.
and provided We! FOR his fs.,ly Mrs rs fS,fj a.
very respectable people. Tn. anguish she ha. causrs
taem % this tlss!aceiul act is inexpressiblc
lceEydon Qs) Gaz. Sept, 3
E>cAPE.-The Editor o: the Norwalk 10. Exper.
i'ent swallowed through mistake large ousnti,v az
corrosive subnaie. But he sln,os, ins,antaneously
discovered the mistake, and instantly took large dos
OF the white OF eggs The cure was perfect and After
slight enenc, he felt other Inconvenience than &C.
we're cNcoraiion OF the mouth and throat
RAILROAD AccIDENr-On the 3Oth MI, rs ~,
train OF cars on the Mexican Calf Railroad sN WAS re-
turning rUm Icrre Aux Boeius the cars were thrown
o., the track and SIX or seven colored passengers
very seriously injugcdouc OF them supposed uiortsN
~ On Saturday evening last, one of the 6re
men and the cabin maid beard the steamer Waterloo
attempted the harbor at Buffalo IN a yawl which
upset when they wcrr both drowned
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ysRE OUTSIDE OF TO-DAY's PAPER.-a
In Democratic whis General Committee,
SEPTEMBER 9, 1915

Rsjolred That /, be recommended the Wing Elector,
o. the City and County OF EeYo TO assemble IN ,Eeir
respective Wards az such places a. ma Be eeeGa;ei
MING NEXT the 10th inst O'Clock or AZ SUCH o,r
time may be appointed by the Ward Committees Tor
the purpose OF selecting from each Ward Thee Delegss
10 City Convention 70 meet al Broadway Hogsa
SATURDAY EVENING, the 18th ins, TO cI.-,s- Slreen
Delegates from the City and CONT; OF New.f orr 70
First Senatorial Dlstfict.
Reiolped That i, be also recommended TO them the
tine TO choose FIVE Delegates from each Ward TO
County conyeIt9n for The purpose OF nonia tlEg esnd
Sixteen MEMBERS OF ASSEEBLY.
Resolred That Il be farther recommended 10 them he
select Delegates from their respective Wart
70 District Conventions in me manner hereinafter Girece0
for the purpose OF nominating suitable candidGtes 20 be
supported at the ensuing Election for MEMBERS Of
comprising the THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT, tlN T.
Dele gates From The Win, With, XIII aud KILN
Wards comprising the FOURTH CoSCREssiOEAL DISTRICT
SIX Delegates eachhe sad Delegates to be chosen
Immediately upon their assembling appoint One Dee
gate from tho District at large so as TO make M w2e
number Twenty Five From the Viith KIN a1d Nv "
Wards comprising the FIFTH CosGREssioNAL DsIhtIa,
EIGHT Delegates eachSaid Delegates so 10 6 DC H.
Immediately upon their assembling 10 hPpoint U ( bt
pate from the District at large so MAKE ne wnoe
lumber TwenIy-Five From the KIN Kiln, S AyG;
~: eT 1s1rIcI FOUR Delegate. each Said
Delegates 50 to Immediately 4gon her s ist
bling 10 apponh, s o Srsdje humber twenty Fve
Resolsed the Delegates 20 ne
assemble al Broadway house o'i .ho-'DAi N'i>-"'''
2lst inst at n o'clock. ,,-
.embIe on FRIDAY EVENING; the 18Th inst a, u
O'Clock at the following places;
IIId Congressional District, al Inc Second Ward Hotel.
iv,b Coneres.iona District Columbian Hall Grand-st
YIN Confessional District, ut the Broadway House.
With Congressional District, at Constitution Hail. Bdvay
By order OF the Democratic Wing Gen Committee
ABRAHAM r. LAWRENCE, Vice Chairman.
Z e dai rISKsEsi Secretaries
e The Wing papers viii please copy the above until
"wednesday lGlh inst. -lOGt
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DIE

OF disease ofthe heart Sept Sth his residence Kent
avenue East.Brooklyn Mr.. WILLIAM I. BROWN aged
70 years
The friends Of the deceased and OF his brotherin.aw
Capt : Loveland invited attend his funeral also
the members OF Pierpontst Baptist Church; at o
clocs T NJ on Thursday. Sept 10Th His remains will
be Inferred IN Greenwood Cemetery.
On the evening 1.-THE sth inst, OF consumption SARAH
wife OF Ebcnezcr Skinner in The 18th year OF her age
The relatives and friends of hc family also the Brook
lyn Division OF Sons OF Temperance No l3 respect
fully invited attend the funeral this (Thursdsy) after.
al o'clock without farther invitation from her
late residence No, loo Mddaghst. Brooklyn.
On Wednesday morning the 9th inst. JOHN Ed
MUND, son OF Henry and Catherine Jarvis aged IS
months and - days.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited attend his funeral this Ihursday) afternoon
at o'clock from 1879 Sth.avenue.
At Flushing. l.. |. LIST Thomas Wilson, 20
At Boston. 5th Mrs Maria Vival
A, Baltimore. 9th, Hannah Eberts &C. Mrs. Mary Ora.
ham, %.
y, Rochester, 4tb. Mrs. Abigail Moore. 81.
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American Board of Missions.

The Annual Meeting of this Board commenced
in Ncw-Hayen on Tuesday afternoon. It was called 10
order by Hon. Chief Justice WILLIAMS. Remarks were
made By several members. among whom was the ven
cradle Father SEwALL from Maine who spoke ieelingy
Of our dependence Divine Providence and OF the
importance OF prayer for said he as the clouds
ascending from the earth followed by showers upon
the parched fields prayer rising heaven is the sure
precursor OF blessings thence descending.
After prayer by DR.. EDWARDS the Annual Reports OF
the Treasurer and Secretary were read.
The amount received into the Treasury during the
year wns S962073 exceeding that OF any former year
except one: and the expenditures for the period
have been s25I, sos. OF the $50 Missionaries, nave
been removed BY death No unexpected obstacles have
mpeded the Missionaries in their work
The number oi missions is % embracing W stations,
with l3 Missionaries and OS female and oher assistant
Missionaries in all 3i2, sent from this country. Asso-
ciaied with these 20 native preachers. and 2 native
helpers. making the whole number supported by the
Board i9l
Under the care Of the Missionaries are % churches
gathered by their abors 10 which 100 members nave
been added during the year, and which embrace Si-@i
converts from heaihcrism.
The Missionaries also have the care Of seminarics
educating native preachers embracing i-7 students
"a boarding schools with lei1 pupils; COG tree iuy
schools with more than 49, goo pupils whole number OF
Besides these various and abundant labors the mis-
siona:ies had the care of 10 printing establishments
with - presses and 40 fonts oil types and furnished Tor
printing in u nnuages and the whole number OF pages
printed during the year ia about 10 millions, or about
100000 copies OF books and tracts.
The Opening Address was delivered in the Center
Church by Rev. DR.. HAYES of Hartford. meeting
took place board The Rip Van Wrinkle, chartered Tor
the trip to New Haven by the visitors from NewYork
and which was of novel and interesting character.
Several returned Missionaries present and prayers
were offered and addresses made by the venerable Dr.
Woops OF Andoycr, Father SEwALL and other
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MARRIED

Lafayette place, by Rev P. NJ Brett. JOHN TAYLOR.
MD. 10 SOPHIA MARGhRE'IrrA, the daughter of Cor
nc!Us Boccrt, Esq.
On Wednesday morning tie 9th inst III the Market.
Church. BY the Rev. pr. Ferris. CHARLES WILLS.
TON BENEDICT to JANE daughter OF James Mcilpin,
Esq all OF this city.
At Boston, Stephen burlington TO Rebecca Hall, 9th
Joseph SouthSr 20 Hannah J. NcNear; VIM II. Lane 10
Emily y. Wcare
At louisville (Ey> 3lst ult Daniel Webster to Han.
nah J. Saul
At Baltimore, (Ntd) 9th, Francis r Stewart to Eme,
line Frizzeil.
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DISPATCHES FOR TIE TRIBUNE
BY ELECTRIC TELEGRApa
ALnAxr wednesday; !.

ALsAxr, Wednesday sdiay adopted sections
The couvention Ag aiia to provide no more than
autho[ssrs in each cognry to DISCHARGE the dnfles
Of Judge Surrogate. &c and 70 authorise the de,
cisions OF any local Inferior Court OF orgna! eiEi-
jurisdiction established in City 70 De removed 'or
review directly into the Court CT Appeals.
Mr.. Townsend proposed section reIne,iies eS
isting 81 the period when contract : MADE shaH
MOI be disturbed or impaired by subsequent legsla,
ton. The afternoon vas occupied IN business.
the proposition rom the Judiciary Committee to
continne the old supreme Court sad Court OF Chan.
Gerry Two years from next July, ana 10 sci ne"
Supreme Court n operation next JAY
Mr. 'Conor offered new proposition TO-DAY
and Mr. Harris was OF opinion that the old eouFls
conld close ~ fh. ard ofI-i-. No vote was taken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

There have none of the new Treasury Notes yet
appeared in Wall.st nor do letters from Neworlsans
speak Of any as having been there.
The exports Of Domestic Goods from Boston for
month Of August reached j59 bales for the last three
months l5025, against ll47j three months year
before Of the exports in August 3246 packages went
70 Valparaiso 4i2 Central America eGl TO Charles
ton 4ol to Philadelphia go Neworleans and 100 to
Baltimore. Exports foreign porr', three months
635i agans, 7669 TO domestic ports s6'l against s.
zoo packages
The shipments OF Ice from Boston Tor three
months mast were s4 roni against S4l3 same tine
las, wear OF the exports in august 100 tons went 20
London, 300 Calcutta 200 To 6ar0adoeS Soo 10 New"
Orleans, and 300 to Galveston
The important case of the Bank of Washington
% Arthur &c was decided by the Court of Appeals at
Lewisburg on the 26ih Of august Judge Baldwin de-
vered the opinion OF the Court consisting Of Judges
Csbel Brooke and himself The decree Of the Circuit
Court is reversed with costs and the deed of tust de-
clared TO be valid security the extent OF the pre-
existing valid deb,a including those paid by stenbr
gen TO others and the market value Of the stocks which
were transferred The Court sustained the security IN
favor Of the Bank to the whole extent OF the value fur
ni.hed by stenbergen TO Arthur with interest
The books for subscription 10 the New-York and
Boston Railroad are open Middetown, and VIII
continue open Tor some days. after which hey vii Be
re6pered ct WiIiamantc, New Haven, NewYork and
Boston.
The following are the receipts for toll on the Dei'
aware Division OF the Pennsylvania CsRal FROM W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

the Free Traders In the face of the Free Trade Legislation
both sides Of the Atlantic. Flour "a new fifty pr
lop0 than II when Congress convened 70 receive
Folks Message and Walkers Report foreshadowing the
doom of the Protective Policy go OF every article OF
Breadstus and Provisions farmers can sadly tes
fy The Free Traders promised them better prices and
quicker market the consequence OF the overthrow
OF Protection but they nave evidently been lying 10 u
honorable gentlemen they Al the time thai .ae
Free rad: measures both sides were in prorre
our farmers produce wa falling The Farming Irtcr
cent or their Wheat: twenty five on their Wool hirty
on their PORK xc. &c This ia the way Farmers and
LaboriDg Men are benefited By Free Trade
Tins loose sort Of logic can be employed on ,tss;.
sides Of any question. and with onbogRa,,,. + We
with an audience predis posed ,s;s.,r,,;,,. 70
hope the American P'-' az ~
do 50. ~. de.
slrable to Farmers no Protectionst mas ever As'
serted Then why make a show OF oveHHro"ins
it, If we 20 to England for our Goods, W. must u
course try to send our Produce thither to pay 10Y II
or find large Foreign outlet somewhere
cannot 20 on buying largely and selling little IN turn
O,bor ,b;pgs being equul it is better to haze
p,ora,, market for surplus than none. But four
o,,oe-s are. TO DEPEND mainly the British market
- Consume and fix the price Of their products then
A.. ,bov in truth lean upon a reed which Kill as
snredly fail them in the hour Of trial The real CUES
ton. however is this: Suppose our annual consump
ton OF Wares and Fabrics to be Two Hundred
Millions of Dollars, and it Is proposed TO so change
our Tariff as to purchase One Halt OF this abroad
instead Of One Fourth What viii be the effect OF
that change on our armers and Laborers Depend
on it, Farmers this question is not answered by
mere exhibition Of the relative prices OF certain
great Agricultural staples in Ne,r- York or any
where on the sea board. Every bale OF cottons or
woollens made home will be paid for with far less
Of our labor or products fmade here than 1t can be
ii brought from abroad. Thirty bushels OF Wheat
will now hardly average to the growers OF Illinois
and Wisconsin Ten Dollars but let the fabrics
consumed west OF Lake Michigan be made there
and the labor which now earns the Ten Dollars by
producing thirty bushels OF Wheat you'd produce
Vegetables, Fruits, Fuel, Brick, &c which would
command nearer Thirty Dollars than Ten and would
buy far more Cloth no matterif Mt little higher
price than the thirty bushels ofWhea: now will
These are facts which we believe our Farmers
understand or will il they give their reason fair
play. 1t is not by the sale OF Flour or Pork in New
York, but by the creation OF Western markets Tor
their bulky Agricultural staples that the Farmers
ofthc West are to be made independent and pros
porous.
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ordinary character; look for moment 81 the bills
The Orphean Family TO be unsurpassed rs
AMI whose rich and harmonious voices nave
cured them many thousands OF admirers al over lc
United States Col Chair The Virginia dwarf. = $50
rare specimen MS way and a;trEcts much attention ~
his poli,eness ard good The otter curo-tes,
such The Mammoth Boys. oTsag-OuAne &c San De
seen all times Performances az s. aac oc!ocSf NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

CHEAP SUGAR FOR PREsERvISG.-J. o. FOWLER has
the largest and believe the cheapest stock of Waite
and Yellow Sugars than be found in the City. He il
selling brown Sugar Is lbs good New Orleans IS Cd
and Is yellow Havana Is and is Cd refined Is Stu
arts yellow IS sd lbs We advise all who are in want
of Sugar to give him call $50 and ~ Grecnwichs,
and IS Veseyst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10
BALTIMORE. Wednesday EveHins-

The Western Mail contains no intelligence OF III
terest, Nothing from Mexico or the Seat OF =" ar
by the Southern Mail There is 10 news IN the st
Louis papers from the Santa F. Expedition. No
local news here worth teleGraPhin=. NJ BAN
CorT j said to have resigned The Office OF Secreta-
r. Of the Navy this afterEoo1-Such Is the current
raudr- here
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

NEzYoEI IN MopEL.-This grand work OF Mr. Bel
den Is still elictn- establishment and admiration from
behoiders. |; cannot be otherwise. Every
one who sees !, whether stranger citizen. must &C
cord with the unanimous opinion that is the greatest
work and mechanical skill produced in this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

MORE RoBBERIEs IN Bosrox-On Monday night
the shop OF Messrs. Eolway Barnes Isl Ann-st- was
ENTERED through the sky-ght and robbed of 20 silver
watches. sundry galvanized watches and about 800
worth OF elk scars, &c. Between and or Monday
evening, while Dr.. Morton. l9 TreniontRcw, was a,
his otce robbed 500 bills or me state
Bank, and several medical books Boston Atlas
DEATH or PREs'T DEw-The Richmond papers
the death OF Thos Z Dew late President OF
William and Mary College.
James Lusk. son OF Richard Lusk, Esq, of
Lysander. Onondsga Co. killed by coming in CON.
TAG; win the cylinder Of a shEeshing machine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

SOLAR L,MPs CAMpHENE LAMPs CHANDELIERS. CT.
RANpoLEs AND HAIL LANrERSs-Dietz, Brother &
Co. No. I39 Wilams,. are manufacturing and have al
ways on hand full assortment; of the above mentioned
articles and various other goods their line which they
will sell wholesale retail low prices for cash.
iy-lJ .l,,
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FNL FASHION FOE HArS-At Gcnin's. 2li Broadway
opposite =, Pauls-Having devoted unusual attention
in producing this style the attention OF gentlemen IS IN
vitcd to it The sh;ness grace and 5uoyan; effects Of
these Hats Cannot De dcscribcd-they ust De seen 70
be appreciated Also large assortment OF Paris Hats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10
The Wing almanac for Is47

z VII be published and ready for delivery on the
ao;h dag o. September Orders viii be executed IN the
order in which they are received.
It viii contain the Tariff of 1896 the Appropriations
made by the present Congress the sub-Treasury
Bill Oregon Treaty Sc. &c.
Price as heretOfore-singe copies l2i cents 81 per
dozen, or s. per 100.
POstmassers sending Us 81 for dozen copies, viii re-
eeiys copy gratis.
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RAsID DoGs-A large dog exhibiting unnisrake-
able evidence OF hydrophobia wss killed nigh, before
las; IT the yard Of Il Wiilow-s Last night rabid dog
made his way iGto the back yard of Mr. Ezra Knapp No
3. W!owsr and disturbed the family the greater part
OF the night with his yels Early this morning ne ett
and AZ large II the streets Some measures
10 De taken 70 Protec. passengers from these hyiropho
his.ed animals fatrertiser
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General Chm by lightning.

at one o'clock P NJ. precisely, the Telegraph
Line was connected through the whole distance from
NewYor TO Buffalo passing through the following sta.
tons, viz: Troy, Albany Utica syracuse, Auburn,
Rochester Buffalo being total distance OF 5O7 miles.
Upon turning the adjusting screw oil the magnet by
Prof Morse all things found right and Prof Morse
sent his compliments TO all the operators on the line
The frs, to answer Albany.
The compliments of the albany Office to Prof Morse
and Mr.. Wood.
l;ica oicc wishes to be remembered to Prof. Morse
and MI Wood.
auburn Office sends compliments to Prot. Morse and
Mr. Wood
Bpfaio sends compliments to Prof Morse and Mr..
Wood and presents Lake Erie 10 Old 0cean.
Rochester Ofict sends compliments TO Prof Morse and
M Wood and presents Eric Canal to Croton -icqne-
duct,
Auburn presents S,G.t Prison to the TOm5s.
Syracuse sends compliments to Prof Morse and asks
how the Workers
Troy says, now give = chance. Compliments TO
Prof. Morse and Mr.. Wood and now for business ii
there is any.
Jsica asks need We keep dark any onserl
Troy answers, No Announce il to the four winds
that Bu5ao and Ne-Torl are 20 longer ssparaed-;he!
!al; 70 each osAz by ligl;sisg.
This entire dialogue occupied somewhat less thsn IRE
mipH:ss
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BURMESE su7gasTITToS.-The idol al JEggernsut has
two me diamonds Tor eyes No goldsmith i soFeTec 20
The Pagoda one having stolen one o. ihese eyes be-
as locked ID al night with the IDOL G2urgud's kaan
Md-eGeG Soap precious than diamonds and Of
course me Doctor chemist 20 enter his laboratory
for fear OF having OF MS invention stolen Dr..
Gs Italian INDICATED Soap ia the Only article known which
will POSITIVELY remove every vestlge OF Eruption. Tan
Ptrnples Fecklrs Botches SuuburT Salowres. Rot
ness. or other impurities from the skin, Leaving the cuce
beautifully white and transparent GourFI Podre Sub
s equally rrn0ed tor heir magical properties 10
1sanisn-oCsiy eradcatirg superuous human hair with
oui IN jury 10 the skin
To avoid imposition BE- very careful 20 purchase only
Dr. Felix GoVrsad 81 his celebrated Depot and Lsborso-
=, b! Wa!kerst FIRST store from Broadway; where also
may Dc found large assortment Of choice Perfumery and
Fancy articles for the toilet
Agenis, u Cnestnust Philadelphia: a. :. Jordan
ie!t Grrer Worcester ~ 2teod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

N1gro's-Crowds continue visit this elegant estsb
lsk,ueri The Varied S!ei OF the Rayel Family and more
nzriIcg!nrly Gabriel gives life and vigor every hing
b-v undertake. We never witnessed hearty s-
ter than attended their eXerons Tuesday evening
Man one went bOre AZ the lighter n SPIRITS for being
sssen by downright. uni>takab!e ca=T. ~ old Ebo-
There four entertainments .als eyen!ng: