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vg'IlE TWO GREAT MATCH RACES between Col
VIM r. Johnson, OF Virginia and Mr. t,aac an l.eeT
of New 0rleans will come off over the Bmgaman Course
on ~ ESDA} and WEDN ESDAN 2lst and 22d March
On TUESDAY, 2lst March,
THE GRE.4T .lL4TC'H RICE,
For $4,000 side. $1,000 forfeit.
THREE MILE HEATS.
to v M K. johnson. of Virginia, names b. h. Orator
i,aaS ian eer Of New Orleans CHI. +. Quadre.
On W EIAESDAY 22d March.
THE GREAT .H4TCH RICE.
For $4,000 4 side, $1,000 forfeit.
FOUR NILE II EA rs.
lsa1c Van leer names b. t. TO0az
- Extra purses will be offered for horses of all ages on
each of the above DAYS.
OLIVER q VALENTINE, Proprietors
New Orleans. 9th February 1s4s mh5 ID
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COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT
e, Cation, bales. Tobacco, hhds
STOCK on hand Sept l.......::.s;:.. 23f93 % $50
previously ......... Sl2,i14-s27,T78 T036-17 Isl
- 85l21 80 493
Exported past days ........ 1l.139 ia
previously ........ .5s4 S4s-595,5S7 IS 1928 223
Stock on hand not cleared. .......... 254 634 n21O
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'RGES. .N0rlS..... w. : WRIGHT. Cincinnati;
Cou,r,s..,, STURGEs & WRIGHT.
nil 6m IoN AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
20 y Tchoupitoulas st. N. Orleans.
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HARDWARE, &C.
r. w. MONTG OMERY. II Charles Streets

r. w. MONTGOMERY, IL Charres Streets
NEW ORLEANS
III AS on hand very complete stock of goods in his i
u line. In addition TO his usual extensive assert wv
men Of birmingham. Sheffield and Domestic HA RID "a
WARE and DTLERY, his stock of heavy goods Il
very complete embracing among other articles
1000 boxes Tin Plates, 6X PontpooI and other brands,
also Block Tin Spelten Zinc, etc.
lOOO0 lbs. Iron Ware, assorted all sizes.
450 tons Iron, assorted Swedes, American and English,
assorted fiat round square, plough plate, hoops, band
and sheet; Steel, all kinds
200 dozen genuine Collins n Cos light and heavy Axes.
1000 kegs genuine Weymouth Nails, assorted, all sizes
20 tons Ioo" ware; Castings assorted pots ovens spi-
500 coils Manila Rope, assorted, all sizes.
300 casks Ok, Log and Trace Chains.
Together with WhIemoreS Cotton and Wool Cards;
Wilson's Coffee Mills; Ames Hollands and other makers
Spades and Shove wire and hair Selves Hoes of all kinds
Anvlb, Vices, and Smiths Hammers and Bellows; Tin
Ware Mil Croscu and Pit Saws; horse and mule Collars
and llames Strawcutters; Corn shelters and Corn mills
Kings Poughs Nos l. 2. and A. Paper, all kinds; Tar
Spirits Turenue and White Lead Paints, all kinds; Mill
and Grind Stones Mil Irons; Boiling Cloths all numbers
Shot; Sheet and Bar Lead Stock Kettles Bark Mills.
Also
2 900 gallons Sperm Oil and
5000 do winter strained and bleached Whale Oil.
His stock of Cutlery not surpassed Buyers invited
10 examine before purchasing elsewhere. mh5 6n
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Memoranda.

epoie eI Diana left Louisville on the 9h iust 1t WAS
7eancr ii a,in by a gent enan from st Louis that the
gound A. Ii,o1I iom that place for this port wa
ab ror was r" aamd The steamer Campain >o for
The .,ea"n y O. ~ with her freight all on shore
Btnr.r Commodore Perry left Louisville on the tOth
Sin Eoa eSolo lowed down and To- sen ON te iii, u
TovfS,n SItar and bark EnrotuS " ''
'''lia TO the Bar ship Helen "
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A SUPERFINE article of Glazed Silk CAPS ss.s
- some with mohar bands just received and tor -
sale at lowest retail prices "a
mill 3: c. ID. BITNCE 30 Canal St
A.. D. KISGsIAND
A D. GRIEF & CO, Hhoyesaie Deaiers IN Butter
~ and Cheese, ard agents far 7aui0,'s altman ale
and Porter Gpd Nsvark Cer Nos IS SO and 40 Old Lee
wee. NewOrieans. mh16 "
BURNAP's LECTURES ON WOMAN:
DELIVERED before the adde's of BaItimore-Just
~ received and for sale BY
mhl5 MILES c. SALE & co. II St Charles St
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~ T. NJ S..
WANTED TO PURCHASE

A LOT OF GROUND, "a Corner Lot preferred } lii the
"a Second MunicIpaity. las objection within
st. Paul Julia and BarOnnc willing 10 pay one
halt cash, balance time with interest agreement
Address J. &. f.. at ihs office. nlhi5 81
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STARK, DAY, STAUFFER & CO.,

IRON, TIN PLATE, METALS, HARDWARE, &c,
Corner Canal and Magazine SITS. .Neo Orleans
n OFFER for sale large and fresh stock of the n
:s following Goods, and wOnd respectfully solicit ~
N II the inspection of country purciasers- IA
~ Swedish American and English IRON; II
Nails, Castings Tin Plates. Metals; - - - -
NayIor Il Co.'S CAST srEEi. and GIN SAW STEEL:
Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Codage, Tar, Mil Stones.
COTTON and WOOL CARDS;
Scythes OK Log and Trace Chains Anvils Vices. Smiths
Bellows; Timers Tools and Materials; and general
assortment Of
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
Comprising all articles in this line adapted to the Southern
and Western JObbIng Trade.
The ad vertIseTs agents for the sale of
PLANTATION WAGONS AND CARTS.
Iron ubn and Axe and which have proved superior to
any Kind heretofore They would also call the aten
ton OF Southern Planters to their stock of
PLANTATION GOODS.
oi,, Cane Knives, Sugar Swimmers and Ladies' Truss
Hoops, Building Materials.
CORN MILLS, STRAW CUTTERS, HORSE COL,
LARS, etc. etc.-An of which have been selected
expressly for Plantation Supplies, and Of the best quail
tiles mh5 2m
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PRINCIPAL HAT STORE AND SOUTHERN
MANUFACTSRY, Wholesale and Retail.
EE The attention of Dealers and Country Mer- -
Is chants invited to or r Yery sxen nWn and Son.
confidently the largest and best selected in
the city comprising does every variety the market
Among which are the following
1000 PANAMA HATS;
500 dozen LEGHORN;
1000 CAMPEACHY
100 dozen CHINA PEARL;
100 dozen PEDALE BRAID;
so dozen TUSCAN BRAID.
Some Of the above in bond and suitable for the NeXl
trade
ALSO-A large and beautiful variety of Chldren's and
Infants Straw Hats and Gaps, for sale low at
DARCY 5 corner Canal and Chartres.
~ B. Beaver and Otter Hats made to order. Otter and
Beaver Skins wanted. mh7 I'm
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
Cleared Yesterday .

LATITUDE, y 81 30 N-I.oxG1rrpr. 90 Win Time IN
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ODr Spoken:
live, Tor Iii, port 7''' '"o' l. HARVARD
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s I'll , Sit ,ssIt11 aI1h
NEW BOOK STORE

NEW BOOK STORE.
EUST RECEIVED and opening 17gf@s=4
- al the New BOOK STORE, No. u 81. AaIISSA
Narrs STREET, Gin the building formerly @s-ffs4z XIV
cupied as the Gas I;ank) large assortment Aa4AsV
OF STANDARD LITERATURE, CHEAP PUBLICA-
TioNS, and complete stock Of English Faneh German.
and American STATIONERY and FANCY GOODS,
supplied with the above articles which llde sold the
lowest cash prices. mlS I'm MILES {. SALE co.
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Arrived Vestprd,v.

hbp.
81. = Ut my ' " ' NOM "o'"e""A' u master
f'iIghany Shankland, II days from PhiIalepbia 10
>bt :, T. AShbudge-I>t my ~ l' -
S'n,nmblan9, Nlallon IA days I'm New York. to Toby
-" e,Sade>eN Lovctt, Is DAYS from Boston to master
p Wisconsin, Mumford, Is days I'm New York. toll @
Bd !, "odruh 4 Co-iSt my " = w.
t oS ac Orleans, Robertson, u days I'm Phladelpha
Rr 70 ; Churchman-2d my puma
FF'g1'oy Prescott, II days fin Charleston 10 :. L. x
H ey Al tbr) White 10 days FIN Liverpool TO mas
,Is Mary Jane. HuSSey fin Tamplco, Sth inst, in
'"""s'' 10 I. = QnartermaSter-3d my.
rncprot n STEAMBOATS,
S3,"a9la Dustin, fin Louisville
Luna ali H. johnson I'm Attakapas-3l6 bales cotton
Aaiorrrattd , y I'm Bayou Sara-S3 bales cotton
Aa.ebsa "o>iee, I'm MemphiS-4GS0 bales cotton.
Dana Z feathers, I'm Brunsburg-lS5S bales cotton.
HI nNeney, fin Louisville
hany ~ neich, I'm Bayou de Glaze-5I6 bales cotton
hmr 'tld' ilaygood, I'm Opciousas-59l bales cotton
No, IN n>'on, I'm puachita Riyef-ll69 bales cotton
Cha, T., zen hoqs>lye, I'm ST. MartinsyIe
tOmmo%,,o, liatbough I'm CINCINNATI bales cotton
lesop Ire rry, Washer fin Madi>on-IG bales cotton.
Mobile sivih I'm NloIlle-.27 bales cotton
lOwbo.,,' nHl9n I'm MobIIe-252 laes cotton
Toaiss, ~ y IHoto, Porter, I'm the Passes
Iow6oSa%, SSelie, Mcpherson i'm the Passes,
Tow Ioa,, pponefNiilr, Whitney fin the Passes
'stah' Andrews, I'm the Passes.
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WEEKLY PACKET LINE.

~. D. or M tgomeTy and Wetu1npka-ENen
iFE.G23ft$5a SA1l RDAi, at 4 O'Clock F. M-Thc sea
zS - steamboat +. \. OGDEN, Capt kercheva,
and the low steamboat PELICAN Capt Temple
ton )ne OF these steamboats, leaves NewO deans for Mo
he, Montgomery; Wetunpka, and all atdnss Alabama
River every SAit RJAf al o clock, Shippers and
Passengers depend the punctuaty of these Packets
For freight or passage, apply on board,
HYDE Ot,i.ESBN Poylras
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ena Ports, Gyd Nsoarh t"ier Nos IS IS and 10 "a lie
wee NewOrleans. mhl6 1y
RRRhHA5$ e 5EG IT ds q on W0MAE
Mis- f,''ve' s sIE e sale s X co Charles
GEO u aha G Rs s RRe ons corner of St
~ Charles and Poydras The subscriber Las made
BUTTER from The best Dairie, Of New York pennsyya,
MA; and the Wet 1t will be delivered at the residences of
egnire Italian French, English, Holland American
nlsled al the lowest prices. [mhl7 81 GEO. JACQUES,
BOOKS! BOOKS.
w E or Of GE Af " OBJ =, aF T FEE
Sons George sand Ms Pickering Ms, Gore Mrs Grey
mills ct " y CAMP STREET.
r G sSGS: AND D r% 81 Is F IAheA AS Be-.
Too 1ns o P Esn P Pnd eomp , set of M
whole OF part of the above will find it to their adyaptase to
mh5 at Mr. Twins fremont House, St Charles st
o,,,. LIGHT. LIGHT!
SOMETHING new and just the thing for every family
and e G" E and sheae ,99 h, ys 9He s h
ing and wicE;ns i own Candles out Taow; Lard or
s 'f 1s SSa"n h i '"p" GA "a S"E
forced out of the los and at ARK desired length you wish
l. # is neat and simple Is common caudestck
qusnt.y may be MANAGED by a child
into candles and thus obtain light from TO cents per
week.
g. The wick is dry and smooth thus vibration flick
erIng of the flame. but burns like "A sperm candle
H. The wick may be changed without at all disturbing the
candle; if too large, put small one; small a
large
D Non coil in the bottom Of the candle maker. candle
stick wick sufficient TO last five weeks where
mains of sight and ont of the way.
D. fou keep candle at tie same height all the
time for ten yearS-nO stunpS pieces left
T. Requires cpen>hing with grease aIlow week
s. No Silng OF grease if it falls over but neatly
and clearly IS any lady could desire.
g. 1t cannot gel ont of order.
10. In proof Of their superiority, utility and neatness the
immense number sold sufficient. The price uniform and
the same all the nied STATES and the article requires
only be the increduOns the fore
going facts No family will be without them who can
scrape together the small price asked.
With ii small capital an active business can make
quick and profitable operation by purchasing the monopoly
selling this territory yet un>oId Persons who desire
embark a neat pleasant and highly lucrative business are
invited TO call at office, No. IS IERD!DO Street, North
side between St Charles and Caondect streets. New Or
leans.
The monopoly Of the city OF New Orleans. and States of
Louisiana Georgia North Carolina and Arkansas, for the
sale Of this article offered and proposals will be ed
for the manufacturing the city of New Orleans for the
supply OF Louisiana and Texas.
ml5 If II #. MYERS Il co
RECES-BING hMAN COURSE.
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS, TEACHERS AND
FAMILIES.
8 WooDALI,, bookseller and stationer, 49 ,Cnmp
prices, all kinds OF SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATION
ERN-among which
1000 SCHOOL PRIMERS-Vafious kinds.
5000 SCHOOL READERS. do
1900 ARiTiIMETICS-D and written
1000 WEBSTERS and WALKERS DlCTlONA-
RIES
100 Dozen Elementary and other SPELLING BOOKS.
500 MitcheI'S GEOGR APHIE S and ALIASES.
1000 Primary BIOGRAPHIES for Beginners.
500 Goodrich's II : TO RI Els OF THE UNITED
STATES-pnIorial and Plain.
500 Pareys 1st ID and 3D. Books Of History.
$50 COMSTOCk'S PHILOSOPHY.
Together with immense stock OF SCHOOL BOOKS
of all other departments OF Education-Such Gfamnars.
Rhetoric Astronomy, Mathematics Geology, Botany Ger
man, French, Spanish, Greek Hebrew and JatIn.
80 Gross best COPY BOOKS
100 Dozen do STATES.
10000 SLATE PENCILS.
100 Gross low priced CEDAR PENCILS.
500 do STEEL PENS, in hoyes and on cards
200 Rean,s low priced ruled CAP PAPER.
300 do do LETTER do
so Gross Black INK-various kinds.
Together with a large stock of Medical Books, Miscel
Ianeous and juvenile Books, Novels Tales, etc.
g All of which will be sold low for cash, at No. 49
Camp street mhl6-ot
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I4AlY91 Packet, fTom lie Lake end Of the New Ca
zs-zszzs5gss na-F0r .HObic, .H0HtgOmers, UetHmBka
ami ~ LaHaiagS on .4tGbama Rire,-on SATURDAY.
the 18th inst at clock, NJ. punctualIy The and
Ter will leave above, touching at the Railroad for assen
By the clock For freight passage apply
MS HYDE Il OGLESBY II Poydras ST
n. B-Frelsi, VIII be received at the Canal Warehouse;
New Basin Tuesday, Tor the Pelican Passengers will
leave By the O'Clock barges Saturday No freight will
be received later than for The coUk barge Saturday
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STEAMNNAXS.

.iIaa q The JOHN HANG oCK--fgr Ci"ci""ati,
ssTzzS4rfrI' I-9nlSrhte ItAccitHg GRd PttS6Hrg-On
SATl RDAY the 18th instant, at O'Clock.
+, NJ, puhctnay-lhe superior. and splendid fast
running passenger steamboat JOHN HANCOCK VIM.
iiduk master Is receiving freight and will above
wharf. or TO ' "
mill HYDE x OGLESBY II Poytlras ST.
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r. 20. The COMMODORE PERRY-for Gin.
ssttessa cin"att .M1disQn, LoaisolHc Er0nseMe,
as=zzsErrzgs ac.-On MONDAY, the 10Th instant,
steamer COMMODORE PERRY. Capt. Washer, is now
receiving freight and will leave above. For freight
passage" having Unsurpassed accommodations, apply
board, al Poydrts street wharf, or TO
mhiiS HYDE a. OGLESBY, Il Poydras 81
n. b. The Commodore Ferry is an entirely new boat OF
very Eglil drausht, and will meet with no delay.
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TO SHIPPERS, ETC.

AtCDi MIAMI AND BOOK KEEPER (accli-
Inaled), who capable Of conducting the correspond
and uperl >ng the details OF the counting room, de
SoU> OF procuring situation respectable house
FACED either in the Shipping Importing or EobbIng business
References OF the most satisfactory character viii p given
Address W. Y. h., Box Il o. PoStofice. mhiG iw
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EVERY KIND OF KITCHEN FURNITURE-Hol-
low Sare, Castings, Sad Irons, Taos Irons Japaned Tin
and Enameled Ware, Table and Pocket Cutlery.
r We shall receive formerly, of the leading
articles this branch sell the Manufacturer account
aud shall be able supply all purchasers their lowest
prices. mills
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- SITUATION WANTED.
A GENTLEMAN from Alabama, who is extensively ac-
Quatca in that State, wishes a situation. salesman or
outdoor clerk, either in dry goods grocery house. Com
pensaon moderate, and is willing TO remain through the
summer He believes he make himself useful and profit
able TO his employer. Inquire at Mrs. Taylors 81 Canal
Illi
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Fifty varieties OF fine FLOWER SEEDS, twenty in a
package, for family use.
Red and w hte Clover Blue Grass Herds Grass Orchard
Grass Timothy Iucerne, NliIet, Buckwheat Cow Peas
Bols d Arc for making Fences &c.
cg" Also, cheap PLANTS and SHRUBBERY at
lower prices than any other in the city.
mill 12t WIZ. OHM II Common st.
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, I5s| b. Louisville Packet AU T Ora T-t0r
zs4 I,"~ =, II Wy tbGny, Eran$r"le, etc
At clock, poively-rhe new and splendid passen Ger
steamboat. ALTOt RAT, Capt. James W. tiosee, is
ietelHhg freight, and VIII leave above For freight or
passage, having UNSURPASSED accommodations Apply On
board opposite Pos dias ST. to
mht8 HYDE & OGLESBY, II Poydras st.
n. B-This boat butt by tapt Go;iee for the Ions
NIc lrl.Ie. and VIII lake treIgn for AienInlI.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-02

The Courier and Enquirer pays the following trbnte 10
ne Gna'a'se aoniy, and popularity of General Cass
anu, ~ 81 oohg, administers cutting rebuke TO those
INSCRIPTIONS prints who from mere partisan malieny
are attempting TO asperse the character of ene Of The
est patriots and most able statesmen thai our country
has produced.
"Its much the of the mere party p,e,, 70
perceive nothing but what is evil in and only
good quaes-real or maginary-in a political Gisn3
We accordingly find General Cass spoken as man with
out character en-, aud without political strength
This Is great In all the relations OF private lie
General Cass has been known the writer for nearly
thirty years, and estimable father and husband,
more honor able and conscientious gentleman we
acquainted with OF his talents there can be question
ana Were he wing in principle, the election of no man
not whig and what worse, he represents iudg-
men the very worst portion of the locoioco party Those
The presidency the very who go Tor whole
Oregon, all Mexico Cuba. &c Ne, war And
upon war with England as demanded by the deliberate
Judgment OF the people, and flow from his
'We will not pause here inquire into the causes or
the justice of his hostility to England but all who ia
n,iar with the Oregon question, know full well that il
nor ms isult that war did not grow out Off
y " Few men in country have more personal
friends than Lewis Cas-, The whole aud northwest
are devoted to him and upon the subject of the peculiar
stakeholder would be. Add TO the Sc sources
OF strength the unexceponable private character of Gen
Cas-, his admitted talents, and the certainty that except in
this State, he will poll the whole Of his party and
candidate that could be They have acted
wisely in placing him before the public indicate"
II will be that the only objections urged against
Cen Cass by the Courier arc those which attach 10 his
well known and unfnching determination to stand BY
the interests and honor of the country every emer
gency, and against any and every power, no mat
ter what its strength may be. This is the very char
acterstc which, than all Others has given him SO
strong position in the hearts OF his countrymen These
apprehensOns of war once before excited when
General Cass braved the allied powers of Europe and
stood forth proudly before the world the champion OF the
FREEDOM OF THE SEAS But the noble daring of the
bold American produced such result but conferred
by his conduct, the highest honor on his country and
elected for himself the admiration of the world
True Sun
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.
From our New York Correspondent.
New YoRK, May FL. ls

New YoRK May 81 lS4s
Tsyorism has rather ''fzzed" in Iowa AFTER ALI IL,
loud talk about separate nominations" independent
party and 50 on. The state convention recently held
here, which have been Taylor christened itself
"he and instructed the electors chosen the nom
ace oil the Philadelphia convention Cal you this back
ing your friends r.
The fine steamship United States made most graft
Tying passage, She left Liverpool the l7th instant about
CLOCK, and arrived this morning about the same hour
uus making The run Notwithstanding the weather)
u iSs days She Oft the Hook last night but could
o get ON account of the fog But for this her trip
"o" nave been nearly half day shorter STILL and of
r one oil the very bes, passages made this way.
Inc a'"e oil the Jury to agree In Smith O'Brien's
great triumph He tried for sedition and with ex-
citing hatred and contempt against the Queen in Ireland
ana inducing the people to rise in rebellion What with
"cheo Iies ana oiter Judges has generally
s"pceeoeu IN making Thing of these State
prosecutions The charm is broken now and public opin-
ION in Ireland years in advance of what /, was in
O'ConnelPs time. The prosecution of Young M M.aohe,
was certain would result in the same way The fore
man of the jury stated substantially that they could not
agree.
The from Port Prince is unpromisinr In all d.
rectons the blacks amng and the mulatto inhnb-
ltants were In panic Everybody that could it said
was leaving the island. All business q stand still
and credit and confidence entirely gone Spanish doub-
looms were at Sl2o currency that say the npe
Island was at discount of 81 per cent
The tide of immigration is beyond pre- cedent The num-
Der oil Immigrants arrived here since last Friday is nearly
10000 So large and sudden addition our population
very maked and the of foreign life as il flows
through our streets daily easily distinguished the
greal body into which IL is to be absorbed.
The meeting at the Tabernacle, in behalf of Kipp aud
oTown' Che burnou stage proprieors) quito we'll
attended, and very successful Beyond ~ 500 sub.
crlbed, and any amount OF money promised Almost all
the stage nes theatres and public places are to give
day for their benefit.
The prevailing weakness for the season. in the way of
head-gear, is to be small and natty hat It has
straight RIM and faces looks quito WELL
Well or i'll, everybody will it this summer. ZED