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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21
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ITALIAN OPBRA--M Pslno's Open Hoass n
L cnamo-rsst--wednesdsy eyesips. lpni ai-sian
Night Of tho Second Sesson-vsrdts Open.
I LOMBARDL
Pas sno sons Of Fcleo, the ......Siz benevsntssa
Arvino 49,. Prince OF Rhota. sig PsSu
Nlcnd vile OF Arvlno Ssnora Boulard.
olsets, daughter OF Arvino. bsrth.
Aeelsno yrant OF Antioch Martial
sos. wife Of Aceisno. ard who has been 81. ~ -
I converted secretly 10 Christianity, ! Se'~ NJ"
Oroue sou Of Aeetsno and Seas,.......sig Bens&ssu
rrior OF tns Cly d Milan. Booeto
rirro sfroI bearer TO Arsino. Sig Sanaureo
Hermit VI Pasano P.uient. sig Beusvcosspo
FRIDAY EVENING, APRILS
Last performance Of Donxstu's Opsrs OF
LuCREZlA eOR0IA
Opera Books may be had al the Box OAsee
First Tier soxes and Pseustts I'd tier 50 esau Pr.
va,e Boxes for persons eia-e persons Sle
Seats can be secured O., the Boa oes cm 10 A. r. al
4 O'Clock p. NJ daily.
Performance commences II s Doors open ct "A seloek
DALMO's OPERA HOUsR.-A CARD.-siesss
l. BENEDErri respectfully announces 10 he Palress
Of thu Italian Open and The public generally, that bic
Bensds will tahe place Saturday, evening, Ah iast
Al Pslmo's Ope,s House with Donixetis Opera LUCIA
Of LAMMERMooR- sesson subscribers eesrous to ~
tain their seats will plesse cal s the Box Oce and tsko
The Tickets before Wednesday evening 2st met
g. The Free List 10 suspended for Tho Press
ai9 Sits
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Ronses 10 fet.

1Ou6tD ID LII.
- TO LET-A story house Of - Morn
VI Moore-st May be alter oclcek p. ~. Bos
- iems apply at472 GteenwichsI aleu-
- TO LET-A three story frame house the ola
~ Boston Poet Road corner VI Thirty third-sl with
- Ton lois Of ground In garden Contsins six rooms
snd attic. House In good order Rsst $500
Also, genteel modern bai house, with four lots
ground southeast Of One hundred and
ct. and Finh-svenue Rent ESQ. Apply 70
s90 lwiS ~ JACKSON, cor Fourteenihsl and Thirdsv
- TO LET-The upper part Of houss 81 wsbsr-st.
near Broadway, consisting OF Two parlors, Two bed
rooms and psniries on the second door; bail bed
the third door and 'front.' BASEMENT Csotou
on he premises The spaS'msnis elegant and coa-
modious-ihs house Plsssasdy situated To be .ses ben
1to3. ais i0tiss
south Of Bsdfsrd and Burton ats eousiss-
ing OF back basement the two parors the second
door. with pantries and bedroom In the third story.
convenient aud pleasant location To email family The
the rent will be very reasonable For farther psrcuas
inquire al 80 McDoagals t corner Prince sls sds.
- TO LET-The lower pa<t Of The house 3iS Vayick.
o. from lst May next consisting OF froat and bark
rooms on fret door, front basement and two auto
rooms croton water attached. Rent low Apply on the
premises, OF to r. g. PENFIELO,
s20 3tiss IS Wlsn-st
- TO LET--A hand come country seston staten slssd
III new hous. containing pine rooms Q garden and
fruit trees, three quarters Of mile from Port Rich
mond ferry Also, farm TO lot. Inquire at Ann-d.
AL I'm
- To LET-Oafces and rooms Ia ths Granite Build
ings, corner Of Broadway and ChambsrssL Apply
Of room No. is, entrance on Chambsrsst aissus-
- TO LRT-Ths frat aud second lofts Of wsreh0uss
III Dulch-st near John-st .Sxs0 feet, and well hshsd
Apply to lsl6 lwis'l SEYMOUR co. " Joho-ss
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by JAMRs VI. MILLER-store No 7s Nader
ID lane. nsIi door to No. Libsr,v-st

Unusual Pih
At l0i O'Clock, Al The Carlton House, S5l Broadway
CARLTos HoUsE FURSIrUsE.-Will be sold, the entire
household furniture OF the above hotel, consisting OF
endless variety Of the richest and costy description
such pier glasses pianos, bureaus French mahogany
bedsesds bedding. bed and window curtains, ingram,
Wilton aud Brussels csrpetng sofas, diysns seees pier
tables center do silver knives and forks, and table
spoons cut glass ware, chandeliers grandoes, Candida
bras, mahogany black walnut and maple chairs &c NC
The abo viii hs tho proprietor a
sbsut retiring from the business
Catalogues ready two days before the sale.
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Cen TAYLOR AND HIS STAFF vols l2mo. H.
VI Illustrated with Portraits
la Press and viii shortly be published Gen. Tsy lor and
bis Sish, containing Biographies of Generals Taylor,
Worth Wool, Butler ard ell the Distinguished officers Of
the present war. BY GRlGG, ELLIOT co.
ale 4tisDltW ~ n Pourth-st Philada
HARPERS' ILLUSTRATED SHAKESPEARE.
GAYLORD ALEXANDER, No. Spruce-sL offer
VI to The public rich specimens OF Binding for sHAEs-
PEARE. Those who have taken the invited call
and examine for Themselves Also, samples Of Job Bind
ing In all the various syieseean be At the Bndery-
Call and see. MA lmis
MESMER AND SwEDENBORG,
nRTHE RELATION Of the developments Of Mesmer-
~ ism 10 the Doctrines and Disclosures OF swedenborg
by Geo. Park, Second Edition Price 62l cts.
liberal discount 10 The trade This day published by
s2O 3us JOHN ALLEN, lS9 Nsssau-.t
THIS DAY PUBLISHED,
SECONO EDITION Of Progress, Satire; BY John
y @. SAKE. a20 3usl JOHN ALLEN l59 Nesssnst.
NEW MUSICAL FUBLICATIONs.-Firh
Hall Frank in.square. and Firth, Hall 4 Pond, 239
Broadway publish this week. TIE "Vers Cruz Quick
Step" dedicated to General Scott bY r. Nathan Camp
Barnum Quick Step, by Charles Wilson; Cslly Poka"
arranged for four hands, by ". A. Baldwin Scenes,
where first In early childhood" tCan uogm ors Passail
romance, sung by Sgnora Pico In the opera Linda di
Chamounix," with English and Italian words, translated
and adapted by Glare w. Beams (msesiro di Carl +. x
H. have In course Of publication Wsllaces new Opera
Matilda" the Maid OF Hungary" performed with
immense success al the Theatre Royal Drury Lane Lon
don. al2
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j w. Brown Auelloneer
CABINET FURNITURE. w. BROWN wi
D. D. NASH, Aucdonser.

JOHN J SWIFT Aucuonerr
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD Furniture, Pisnofore,
II ke.-sWIfr MORGAN will sell al auction, on
Thursday, April q, a. 10 o'clock, al Fheenthst first
door west Of Coon .plsce fi assortment VI furniture.
embracing every srgics usually found 10 completely
furnished house For particulars advertisement
der auction head IN Courier n Enquirer Csslogues
morning " sale. al 2ns'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21

w Cincinnati-.Ctariered In 1885, win capital OF
S50O0 takes Fire and lnlsnd Navigation risks at the
OF preminm Losses prompted ad jus,ed and
paid at the Agency Office in NewYork
Reference may be made TO Messrs Prime, Ward Co.
81 Wall-sL WIN. GOODMAN, President
T.. IL CARTER, Secretary.
a2l WFSMlm. WIN JAS BOGGs, Agent SO Wsllst
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= "A = L4I " SbN LhOhAhI 1A1LOh.
IA ROBERT T. CONRAD, Esq With an rginal aud
accurate Portrait and elegant Illustrations OF the Bat
Ties Of Fort Harrison, OSeechobes Pslo Ao Resacs de
Ia Palma, Monterey and BuenA Vista
IL In Press and will be published early In July the
Biography Of Gen. Tsyo comprising ample details OF
his early life and public and private career derived from
the mo,I authentic and eccurste In large and
elegant vol limo. By GRlGG, ELLIOT CO
Ia N EOurIh. Al PhlAha
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WM- n Jones AaetiOueer
nnnTS AND SH0RS-Ry l. ID IN0ERSOL

BOOTS AND sHOEs-By J. D. IS0ERSOLL
ID co. ~ Pear-sL Wednesday, April a. Of 10
oeloeE 80 boots shoes and brogsas suitable for
the Southern, Western and city trade.
Also. so cases mems prime alp pegged boots.
Also, 80 cases meme seal eli ppers snd baskins-
Also, 50 meas boys alp peSged brogAns ais
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NEW AND ELEGANT CARPETINGs

I55 CARPETING 80 l55
ion 00Q YARDsoF BRUSSELS, three ply snd stair
IOO,OOOCApeling.
10000 Yards Of on Clolh and Mating.
1890 Window Shades, Rugs, Mats Table Covers, and
every article connected with the lI.de. on sale cheap
for cash VIM NJ. GRORTY.
aa Ing rs Chalh. M u irs door above NE Thestre
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NEw oARPET sToRE. 50 CANAL.sr
DICH TAPESTRY CARPETING-.-Juslr re

Ii ceiged by the Pafck Henry. large avoiees Of new
and caoce patterns q Tspesre, Velvet ard Brussels ar
peripg. which will be opened ths day FOR examination.
Purchasers DESTROYS Of obtaining me latest and best styles
would do well 70 call early ard mas their selections
SMITH x KNAPP, 254 Broadway,
ALI ets topposil- City HALL
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l1wll sell al suction This Day, list mat 81 10 oeoch The
entire f1niture In he house l05 Sullivan o. betwsen
Spring and Prince ss consisting Of Brussels and ingram
carpets msbogsny chairs sofas bureans per ladies'
do. bsdstesds waTdrobes. looking glasses sceoonos
cloth, windsor chzirs, lamps. vases Sar es'ps",
rods hsi lamps, clocks. pi.ro, mantle orn&mees Hs
ware and assortment Of kitchen furniture sne 1.ne'
L. ION 1rnerl1na 10 unnn ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21

INIITF RUIIEKS, Furnsce Front, &c for sse-2
dae boiler, So Inches diameter p feet long withI due
la each 10 inches diameter, made Of the oosi
IN IA be.t nanser and are good new Also he fur
mace front bars safety valve and steam pipe Inquire
The faciory OF the Union White Lead MsDusctuIng Co
eorosr of Frout and Bridge Brooklyn. h <Hs-oo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21

Il Newark Indis KuobeT Manufs cturiDg Co y oeer To-
the largest and best assortment Rubber Shoe
10 found the country. consisting everg var civ
ladies' aud gentemer's Overshoe. In use manaf.cl,ed
from Goodyear Pslent metallic rubber, warranted no
10 stdon with the cold or be affected by The heat
Also every description OF air tight aud water proc
goods Ia use wholesale and retail Dealers invited K
cal and exsmne our stock before purchasing esew here
Wsrehonse a Maiden lane dl7 isn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-01

MoNrrery. Mexico. MAY 30. ISL.
once moro succeeded III returning 10 Monterey.
but thcre Is no ycry pleasant intelligence To cnnmunl-
cate. Nicu wrote you Inst srrc all fun ii h, eN
petition 10 San LUIS and active preparations were max
ing lar 4 mar, Al m early PERIOD but now e4eryfhm,
Is knocked IN tbe head. Con s,ottlas flrauno laab
shell INTO hs division ui the forces which will utterly
preclude thc possibility OF Con iaHl,r', advanrinp for
Ten weeks and probably Will pat end to the expedition
seven al ihr ten regiments have been ordered Ia repnir
|p Vera L z aud lein zen. Scott Which c5mpleieIy
STRIPS Gen. Ias hr 81 the troops NOW AZ the Bfa7n. n M
were Ia hum part 81 hs force. and leaves Inn uter,
"WeTioSs. II serus hard indeed that he should Tins IA,
stripped Ter ia, srcepa time and When everything wa.
M readiness 10 advance. hoi Con scott is determined
that hls campaign eall be brilliant and successful and
HahtS alhlS arrangements without the siphtost cunsld
fau1n Tor h', brother general whose plans he utterly dis
T'Sfils II would la utterly useless Ia aitrmpt an ad
Ndhft lne The nut er with less than sN thousand men
ana II Would require at least two thousand toll keep upou
Iue INC 1i communication from Sac 10 the Braces -
lthis last order is complied with us II must b. of ,ru
ten lay lm whole force Will consist of the Nirelnia
Massachusetts,, North Carolina aud Alissl sipp rrui
meniS 81 companies 81 regular artillery one regiment,
dmsanns, one regiment Of Texan horse. and say ON,
Battalion ct mounted cavalry composed Of t. eullstc,
volunteers These will scarcely nnmher 500 all told
and h leave garrison iafens will reduce the column /,
/ 3WW- With tins irrelt would be qeiNllir To attonr
To move. and sau we'll aware Tia, II is a matter @
great uncertainty Mhrna Sufficient number If lru ms car
arrive al the liIHIas. Thus tru TAYLOR IS pr,yen g.,
lmm bringing aruous hlul FOUGHT campaian Ia bul
lani termination. Well =. us an evil Winl that blovs
nolody good says The old ala9r aud this second at
! tempt oplralHZc the movements of the old upner,
will but epdear him morn to tie rro,, and In, n,iss,L
Of destruction hurled nj h,m VIII lul recon- ,a lhc,
own heads. suppose YOU have heard fr,m below ,r
tins that Col Hays Is "a route Tor this place with flI
/ regiment oi Texan tanger>, well mounted.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-01

WIS II @ aiken Is9m lin, II cfefatr IN NJ" hs' ana
tr.ier.d Lta neall, assard ~ ti.a defensive.
Mr. NIa4slnll sad. great ulInsnu as hf aa i"fh-
+fIuf Gta 1ayiaT, before 1T met with in Al ilcmfia'
H. vas faify unlreIarcd faf lie tinc-S 81 character
dIsplagfd bg bin IA receiving ihesn depaeies fienp-
On Who's citsi se'ory had forchel the Ian Who Mi'
prrpafIHu fT auuftor splng uIUn The lie. Jaw Nlh"'
: nufau that lis claws ~ar ai' tim iriii hi'n, That
II, was 10 H. cue,5ld 10 the del y. ad nrStr MI
N said did h. conceive thai great sdr. fresh from
the fields Il h- victories cilld sl.iit in In slul" nn
complaining maanrr Gen. Ia. Ii did 10 ories d'ph'ng
hlm ct his Il -hi ann
.'rhe best Of Ii, tfoors were Withdrawn from him
With such rs I, under his immediate coinlnnd
he rcacrd his steps Monterey aud shortly ar juln-
ed Gen. W.a,l Salfllo Duplicates ol the despatch
Is had fallen Into The hands Of the enemy and. acqaiut-
cd with the weakness oi Gen. 1aylufs force he snan
made demonstrations indicating intention 10 advance
and give battle II now. Mr.. NJ said. Gen. Ia, ur
displayed those qualities which proclaim hun the great
es military cheittn Of the age, ,L known thai
The enemy was Overwhelmingly snIefior IN numb aud
commanded hy their most skul general. and military
critics declared the only pursue fall back
upon Monterey. Gen. Taylor vi h perception OF all
the consequences Of such step thought aud acted other
Wise. Fronting hun was an enemy 2U.tD strong; IN
his rlca with 5000 cavalry: h : line q, com
mnneaon ran through a country containing hall mil
lion oi pornlalon waiting but the appearance OF
on their sadt TO take up arms. aud knowing iat
retreat upon Monterey woud b. rlalncd as viri,rI:
that then he would be beaguered by army OF 2j,DiM
men, aud that his whole line would be cut up. he de
erined not to give inch, hui 10 sial, all ulon
battle IN which everything Was Ia be gained by yicory
aud could not have been increased by defeat The re
suit is known. The courage Of Gan. Taylor. sad Mr.
NJ no one disputed, but denied him great mental
powers. lie (Alr NJ pretended to some capacity in
judging Of mems qualities and if he ever saw genius
military genius Of the highest order he saw it in Gen
Taylor. 1t may be that n Ia, lor. in great cmcrgen
cles had been inspired nth those Thoughts which ren
dered him nvinelbe: but said Mr. NJ the result is the
same-hefo is no difference. To the great soldier. Nh
NJ. said, in his Intercourse with Gen. TAYLOR he fund
added The Of strict honor and either as Il Ina
or as his commander, he loved him.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-01
TONNAGE OF TIE UNITED STATES

IL n'N'on '"rih c'nans stvcral labl,S rsp rti,,
the commercial marine Of the netI STATE, and h.,
the several nations OF Europe, from which we take H.,
following items '"' me
Inc luhnagc o the nited STATES on the 3,tb If So
iehllef last amounted Ia 2.5G2 .llSl TONS The ,,nl
= England Is 5.ooo.WO that OF France is gO0OO ,on.
~ The other Powers Ut The world have Kiss than Fr,n
! lie ton aee 81 te unod Sta,s las l,;tl, !, ,IJ
5 nee iol3, at which time tie atnunnt WAS 3Gs los
IONS rom lsl3 to 1880 The tonnage Of the MID
HlHt's was llu"natiae from y'ar ioscar In ~ ,Io
~ ~ - -. .. so aud 81. the tonnaoc M,
i'sS than IN 1918. In 1880 the tonnage Was Il Sc Than
any 2i me lT'Nls us years. b,ing only 9l III Since
i0"o ltrre has been steady and rapid increase. un
Is no" doub Il. being now. IS stated 2rg2 1sl ,a,
~ hii''n Yeas more II will ohLI, far eAcedlIu &c
fI9iahu 'r any at IT nation in the world 'Ih. AMMAN,
al tonnage bum III the State Of Mime during the ,,ar
ending sun September, lstG-yz: 49.ll1 tons:wa,
about one-fbIrd greater than any other state NV
iorh stands neNt upon the lis'--3 2.53 tons. and bn
MASSACHUSETTS 2l;i2l tons; PENNSYLVANIA. lJ7S7 ,an..
ID NJ rNland. l3.S1 tons Ih, Sc fy. States arc on,
a'lfalI'y tie sh-bndng States d the Union. n H.
We ION" ee' comlar lively, being buill in any ollrr
STATE But the amount If tonnage orned in the s.yer,l
o'es Is no III portion 10 thennnber of yess Is L,h
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-01
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
Ingsi he y q Dcia.
TIL. CIiiI1It AIIIAIlFEOES.

The iafd3 bots Who have just pcripuned The m st ~
markablc march IN m'dern inns and eairrl 81
Tie msi brilliant victories al this waT. showed them
selves ~ great numbers YESTERDAY They AZ
Truly. bold leafesss. iudanliabe taud. " bfn thy
landed irun the teSse, iter Appearance reminded u 81
ilc pieiuus at Rabinsn tt-o and ether slifHTccked
adv ninrcts, who having be,u f,r lng time tanshfd
ifoiu evil zaipu and allcd 10 live anuug savagrS
and wild heasts suddenly transferred the suciey
al cultivated mfn. Many them wafe the very suits
{" clpis which they pot six months aIo. when they
Inst commenced thclr pefilous march. Many, whose
garments have long been worn or oil by exposure
and hafdSlps. Were clad in skins and hides Mi FEW
Were IN borrowed pnmes, having endured themselves III
clothes captured from The enemy. There many.
100 Whose garments We're Ola composite nature; being
made up oi their old clothes sometimes ekcd BY Mexican
nnlirls, and samctipes by deer and goat skins. An
Old calico shirt would pocpon from under grey goat skin.
and nof Inio pair oi suwy scarlet me- ptssblcs once
worn by sJnc proud ianctro.
Altogether, such motley band were never befre pa
raded IN our soil. The sympathy and admiration Of
our people. already deeply aroused III lehao al the gal
ant o1e, by the details OF tcr extraordinary exploits,
were greatly increased by the Appearance Of hardship,
exposure and suffering. which they prescn ed But they
did noung remain IN IN II shabby garments They have
argcfiucafs against ucle sam, who prompt and lib
cfal laymaslfr. and who furnished them with the
means o rigging themselves up III handsome style. IN
Short tIne What change takes place in their appear
ancr They are now, thanks 10 numerous cheap
clothing Il res and small taors the best clad and
dtst looking gentlemen in our city Their robust
frames, cmhowned complexion, b. Id and bright eye aud
manly carriage, bctoken the lie of daring rtiiode and
SILT reliance which they have led for the last twelve
months
TIN health Of this force has been generally very good
which will always he the ease when the men are kept
oo the march Although they have been exposed 10
cry danger incident 10 military hfc-have fought
raj battles and encountered the trying vicssltudes ii
neat ard cnldiho loss has been much less than that
oi many oi The regiments which have not yet seen
hostile tree or known any ofhe serious perils d mill
tlry life.
All honor. lhon, to these gallant men. Their brave
y, illlude and perseverance, surpassed in his
tory. And When it is considered that they went forth
against the enemy mol as regular sold, rs not as those
whose trade war had long BEEN and from whom honor
and duty demanded the sacrifice seeking orv aud sup
porting the honor aud rights of orr proud Repube-
language Is inadequate To express the admiration and
applause due To ihtlr extraordinary achioveln
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-01
OlTR AGES II MF\IEO

There is enuugh in tie inevitable horrors of war n
stamp as one OF the greatest curses which ever visited
the human family, without adding ai crimrs the more
mention Of which shocks humanity. Civilized nations
agree IN regarding non eombaants. the aaod and help
less women and children, as entitled protection alike
by trend aud foe, Ii Is unfortunately true that The proe
ee o The great ompca Europe has mol always agreed
with their theory, and. the Revolution and the late
"ar our own citizens have nete: ceased To denounce as
mos vie aud infamous the treatment to which American
"aheh were some tunes suhjoced. Little could WE
have supposed. that when uw country sd become
IA turn an invader. atrocities Of similar character would
be wrpetnled by citizens ii the L States AVo NurlJ
willingly believe that i is net the case Vet the siatr
ihens ha'c been 50 often repeated. made with such
conilcuce. and come from 10 many sources Mai a., ~,
forced 10 suspect thai there be some foundation "a,
/ the horrible eiar2es.
The allegation o cnoru;tias committed bya portion q,
The ladiana aud ARKANSAS traps. On the RroGraaar Is
Fe' Iest. ~ tb' msm'f! 81 liz Ya.c ElIV asd lnu#
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-01

The Christian Advocate of this city states thai the re-
rem annual CONNER cement OF This Institution WAS an
occasion oi unusual Interest The editor speaks in terms
praise ol The various addresses delivered by the younu
men zach OF hem' he says. has voice of praise.
Tor the course of instruction pu sued al Randolnh Macon
college. lie SAYS. The B"ccaatrcate addr, - of
Ut smith, the distinguished President Of the Collfpr
on " 'son, IN conradisincon from and as the end Of
h"""ed9e, was replote with sound doctrines and imnr
iant advice 10 the graduating class and IN, ,lnnui
Prrsentutoh whom were conferred the decree of Master
Of Arts" " '
he editor mentions curious incident of the close of
me ceremonies Of commencement Rev. J. d. Edwards
WI" had been selected deliver an address, bcC,ro AN.
o' 'ie iheraIY S"ceiioS had delivered one hch bi,h
~ delighted the Spcetv. and of winch thcrn head no.,
such favorable report thai as s,on ~ DR. S,ni,h c,n,
dtd KEY MI T.. voclf rolslv call ID cut and made
10 repeat H. In casing abnut Tor subject " saws the
,'Nocae' at once instructive and important the SO
cley, Mt Edwards very nationally 10 have RON
Guided a' next alter College duties and COLLEGE honors
cone onrishpI orc aud Marriage; (as Dr. Grcpry mar
GELS 1t out though for the hfc ofs we meyer c,rd
h'esS ol pulling love after courtshp in the cacplry
ana hno"ilg Tins TO be the end ul all younp men ,r
nat we've al got To come TO-, as boy said of ord
'''s'' pioressoh. he determined To give them some
grave ana useful information on The choice of ,rjt =
ne announcement Of the subject spread over all faces
uld ard Noung brta slne Of surprise and Measure
ne d'hhetoiS ui ciuale character and q, the auatic,
necessary 10 constitute coed Wife, as well as OF tin,
ultcs TO be encountered in the study Of the subject
Slice Tue ladies' were As we'll skilled In concealinp the,
a'ees q iher iempers of their perssnsuas appr,-
pirate ana fcil, and sometimes racy To a drurce that
showed II Ia have been studied with relish, For half
al honr Or more, the audience was held cncaincd-ex
'P' "hGo III despite OF ali the gravity due the subject
ihey broke away into bursts Of applause ,rich ras abo
ono hnitfHe time"
me ADVOCATE cpngrltulates the friends of The Col
'ge upon II, improved condition and promising pros
pects.-Rich Times. f''~