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GRAND VOCAL a. instrumental CONCERT.
II Carusrs 8 doom on ThursdaY, March I, Is4O.

TIME public is respectfully informed that the
recently given by the four children of Mr.. IL EBER
he eldest and tho four OF ageD
will be repeated AZ the request OF great many ladies
gentlemen who were present and desire its repetition
PRoGRAaMK-PARr l.
l. " LIE Tremulo," executed by Emile on the
!, piano n. Roseen.
sung by Emile, Virginia, Henry, and
3. Variations for hu,e piano acc pm paniment,
n executed by f Iai, no hnop .v hv Emilia beethoven
s. "when wandering far" sung by Emile,
Virginia, Henry, and Edward j. F. Schiesser
8 Madame B,shops favorite, q On the banks OF
the Guadaiuver," sung by Emile l.. La Venu.
PART III.
l. Solo, Lament of the Alpine Shepherd Boy,
sung by Virginia, piano accompaniment ;, -
q Duet,o. - Take Them implore thee" from
. Norma sung by Emile and Virginia Bellini
3 Casta Diva for The plane and flute Beliini
81 am the Bayadere," the celebrated tambo-
s Qnartene Ny Mother" sung by Emlie
Virginia, Henry, and Edwa J f. SchiAsser
g " The schoolmaster" Henry as schoolnas
ter, his sister and brother pupils Hayden
PART Ill.
1. Grand Chorus, /" To the Mountains" from
the opera Amilie, sung by Emile, Vr-
gina, Henry, aud Edward Rookie.
2. The vocal beauties of Lucin di Lammermoor,
sung by Emile, and virginia E. L. White
3. Cavarin from the opera Der Freischu,z, sung
in The German language by Emile c. M.von Weber.
4. Variations for fu,e,Thema, Hope told me
aauering me'--piano accompaniment
by Julius Knop and Emile Heinemein.
3. =" Come DER the moonllt sea" : DeveTeauI
g. "Stop dat knocking" by Emile, Virginia, Henry. and
Edward
Concert to commence precisely at Il o'cock.
Tickets to be had the stores, and at the door,
fifty cents each Children half price.
Feb 27--3t
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Odd Feltows' Hall.

MR. COLLINS, the Irish Comedian and Vocalist will
WI have the honor OF giving his Irish Characteristic Nut
steal Entertainments at the above hall Monday the 26h
OF February, and every evening during the week The
entertainments will comprise some of the popular
IRISH Scotch English, and American songs. nterspersed
with Irish stories and anecdotes. hi,
of the Widow Msohree" the Bould Soxer Boy
Liquor OF Life" Widow Mabony," /" Low Backed
Car Crooskeen Lawn,""A Mans Man for a. that"
Rory OMoor and he national songs off, Hail Coumbia
The Star Spangled Banner" and !" lirle Moro Grape
Captain Bragg composed and respectfully dedicated to
General Taylor, by w. ]. Lemon
Admi,,snss % cents. For particulars sec small bills.
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Mr. J. WILLY, from tue Philharmonic Society, London
pupil OF the FAMOUS TEALBERG, will preside the
piano forte.
Mr. DISTlN will perform his great original rumpc, solo
"TIfE SOLDIER TIRED" performing the whole of the
voice part of tina. celebrated Bravura DAue, performed
by him only.
Mr. HENRY DISTIN will perform his Grand Sceua
an Aria, SAIL Is LOST his silver horn, uni
veraly dered of the greatest performances posi-
BILE. and
THE HUNTING ECHO DUETT, original compost
ton, producing most extraordinary effect aud Illusions OF
echo.
Tickets of admission 81
Feb Phi
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These distinguished nrtistes will give their fest
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
Ia Huntington, on the Sd Of March,
At Caruss Saloon, when will be presented programm- OF
the first order.
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VocAI. PERroRMERs-Miss MORIAT O'CONNER, (ron
the Royal Academy Of Music, London,) Miss LOUISE
DISTIN, MIR. ii. DlSrIN, Mr.. I. DISTlN, and MIR W
nISIIN
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ISsrRrMENrAL PRRFoRMERs-Mr DlSrlN, Mr.. HENRY
DISIIN, Mr.. THEODORE DISTIN, and Mr.. WILLIAM
DlSTIN.
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Washington Assemblies.
TINE fifth and last Assembly will take place tho Wash
ingon Assembly Rooms, Jackson Hall, the evening
Of Friday, the 81 OF March
Gentlemen procn tickets the book OF Messs
Fischer Taylor & Maury, or F. Taylor upon the written
order of manager.
MANAGERS;
Hon. Geo NJ, Dallas, Hon T. Bniler King,
I" r. McLane, l. +. Holiness
/" WIN. X. Sebastian, II. X. Meade
w. w. Scaton, Commo l.. Warrington,
Gen. j. g. Totem, Capt. + Johnston, u. 8. A.
Mai ]. ID Graham, Capt + Forrest, U. ). N,
J. Knox Walker, Chs. Sieadman do.
p. Barton Key Thomas Richie.
Jno f. Addison, Capt l. Mcdowell U s. A.,
Y. K Stone, Geo Thorn, ". ) A,
J. NJ. Foliz, U s, N Aug : Nicholson, L. S. NJ.
Hon. d. M. Barrnger. w, s. Walker,
r. O. Cabel, w. p. Rodgers.
Gen. Geo Gibson
Feb PIT
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Tenth appearance in America Of the celebrated Dsrrs and
his THREE SoNs-the original Inventors and perform
Silver Sax Horns and Sax Tubas presented To
them by Louis Philippe, February5, 1876.
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Great M usical Attraction.
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A. there has been much said uras Che subiecs b
DE appointment Qf Con aiissi0HsFs "a ne aqto
Election, we publish the following article upon
the subject whioha appeared in the Bulletin few
days since, 50 to enable our readers to form an
opinion on The sdbieos
pHE CoaI5tIssTovEBs OF ELEcTIoN.-The mi
nOTity Of the General Council at the sitting Of the
22d ult, complained that three wings had been APP
pointed u four precincts, and offered resolution
to strike cut certain whig names aud insert in lieu
thereof certain democrats. Thenaiority, believing
they had right 10 investigate the matter, called
for committee to report thereon. This proceed
ing was characterized by the democracy an at
tempt to prevent any action being taken before the
election, and desire to prevent the democrats from
having their claimed rights, With how much jus
tioe this charge was made, the further proceedings
will show. The committee was appointed-t5eO
democrats and one whig, The democrats made a
majority and the wings minority report, both Of
which gavea doniOcfGtic inspector for each Of the
precincts complained Of except the seventh, where
there was already a demoprat-Mr Walter NIGEL
| appointed Il wasssaid by one Of the minority
that Mr'Nieolwould not serve. That the
Council mad nothing to do with as it is the prov
ince Of the Mayor to fllall vacancies, One Of the
democratic members "let the cat out Of the bag :"
when he-said the.obect Of striking out MIR. Giles
/ PIES name, was to get rid Of a thorough 9ehfg.
The majority did not feel disposed to let the mnor
| wings, or who should be taken from the democrats ;
but An the reportof the minority, uItict tgas adopt
cd by tbe lchig naaioTtty5 and UOtsd agdi'lst By
/ The democratic minority, a democratic Inspector
'oaS g6teH t7s eteyg PrecsRet they asksd yor, ex
/ cept the seventh, where they already had ore II
the objection made by member, that one person
named in the minority report was officer Of the
mint, and therefore not a sufficiently strong demo-
craft is valid, then we suppose the object Of hav-
| ing democrat, is to work for the party. and not
for the people, whose legal votes he is bound by
oath to receive, whether wing or democrat,
After all the outcry that has been made on this
subject, it appears by their own showing, that the
/ appointments by The wing Council were so judi
oious and correct, that even the democratic COM
mttee could only complain Of four precincts out Of
twenty-one and of four commissioners out of sixty
| three, and when the majority promptly agreed to
+ give them a democratic commissioner in every
:. precinct Of which they complained, they still re-
main unsatisfied, because they are not the very
individuals they had selected.
When democratic General Council Of crer we
have another Of that political oharacter in appoint
ing commissioners, shall select sixty out Of the
sixty-three against which the wings can find no
reasonable objection, we will consent without
grImbing TO allow them to retain the odd three,
however obnoxious they may be, and throw them
in as agniaPpe -
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Blank Books, Paper and Stationery.

j. b. STEEL, IA Camp street, ~
Respectfully informs his he civ and conn
u mat ne now receiving large extensive If
all Kinds Blank Books Paper and Stationery and would can b
attention Of merchants and dealerI to the ioovp m r
which he offers for sale at the lowest cash prices
Account Books,
Ledger loumaE Day Books Invoice Books Order Bos I,,
BOOKS Sah and Sales Books Of blue and white rove or laid
N Russia and plain binding OF evry rety; hall bound T
Blu Books OF the various approved FORMS with and vibo,t
headti hseep Blank, Memorandum end Ciphernr Bt, 81
LeCgsFS, Pass Books, Indexes, Pocket Bnos Pro, ~
Books Ba' Of Exchange, Blank Draught Boos eeaap ,
enu pnsd book' Of the best copying paper BIZ. Of
Ladng Check Books all The Banks IN The civ .t D. ~
Writing Cases Log BOohs Ship Receipt Book, Of various s
Ship Steamboat and DraJ Receipts, Diaries or Daily Mnsr
hooka; Cotton Weighsrs' and Yard Clsrka' books
blanks.
Letter and folio pest Bl' Ladng, Bills OF Exchange Prs
Noes AMI DI1 together With every description mercantile aud
Paper.
Cap for retaiing and country trade prime assortment Of the
most approved Manufactures ruled and par esoed and pey
paper Fl all kinda isa and qualities Drawing Paper AMI
-quai'ies Bristol Bostds, 10.
E. Playing Cards.
Patent Ivory Surface Playing Ca' viz lupedne Eagle Henri
vb Decatur Merry Andrew, highlander French and Spanish
~ All descriptions Of Fancy and Printing Cards e..
Steel Pens.
Pey'a medium, fne Bns points three pointed and
India Rubber Ps Ghotis Victoria, Prince Albsr Commercial
and all hia otherPsns.
~ Quilts ef all kinds and qualities.
Pencils.
Redaed prspsrsd black lead Drawing Petes var1r degrees Of
hau'nssai Cayons Brushes, Paints and coluTh
...Also.... sF
States al kinder worry and Fddegv Wae add SEA ing
Wax black and eoorsd lnkt and Ink Povd Motto Seals aud
Letter Stamps Roges foe Cutlery, etc., comprising The
vs Of every useful article IN th line that the uEsnu-
ny man has invented that The Of The community require.
an uho buy sell sgau, supplied The lowest possible pFss
nit nap INV - sTEEL, Il Camp ST.
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: CL0THINGI
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

wHoLHsAAH AND RETAIL,
Is Camp st. NJ. BARNETT IS Camp st.
HAS now hand, and il constant receiving a large
y and magnificent asIopment Of FINE Ready. Made
Rbs him TO sell as cheap as any other establishment Of the
hind in lhe United States. City Wholesale Dea!sIs and
anime for themselves. Every game n finished sqpe.
PRICES The following is limited list Of Clothing now
Superior Black Cloth Dress and Froek Goats;
BLACK Brown and Olive 5aes and Paletos;
oB S Sb q9a FSPSg Ysed sSe a E Ead Pss!S:
Superior Light Brown OyeTcOais; y
Black and BIqe Cloth Gun srcisj Cloaksi
PoSsI Ps4 yG s az s BI1s jG59s:%sIe Ppsnt;
SqperfPe Check Tweed Pants;
BLACK, Mixed and Fancy Satinet Pants:
Baok end Fancy Embroidered Csssime Vests; ~.
super white Satin Bal Vests;
MIA I'm .' - N ~ BaARNsEsFEST 'i Is Camp st.
ANNBBB5NIG gi57,FIo steamboat Duchess
- SnEEsiE-l0O boxes prime Western;
h hsa6M6SS1s bsls. superior Yellow Bagged;
LaN1IJtS3 FR0yi SiifP s GF Ssll LGioo'''
S1sIts9i ~ Esq PACKAGE of bbI ha,es and
e8EE5E-IBs5S Esss.s S@s s. Lop and CPiPas
NEEUTR8AE sPlRITs-2j b6is Isl and a. pSo5f
GGRF4A1NSDY I; BB, NewYork superior; ..r
EuFMiEAGHs-[2sS6S R r., :, S N6 Z. quSf'es;
ts ~, III FlsI-2oc hescal sealed Lob
ERESBsfRSy iEs s%is bo,,,, escorted;
sedr Kentucky; % 'oiA NUN q HIn-
Sk5sR ~ NJEsSl5 sa- boxes halves and quarsu
~. Ahlsh w hlSkH-Of very superiOr duslttv S'''
- GhBRANDIES,V WINES AND LID hons
gASTII.E SOAPS boxes
5fEkM GANDLES-26 boxes "a ouslitv.
GROUND SPiCES-lO0 boXes All Eia5y
fAHA CQFFEEs-A small iaYoC 4;
CodI ~ Pickles; Chocolate; Cofdals; Crushed aud Pau
Ssiel SeeaI Cdef beowCandles Nc Maeksrei: Cot,.
4eeeion temafeli; CltFOn Rasns; SaeTatus: CISyss,
MACE St9tGEs etc, ETC, eie For sale bv e''
S.,,,,,.M "a :. h. Cg SIZING & CO..
commission and EorVRnrtlirlr. MercI, ay,ts
ma Me- So Common strSSt.
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CIGAR TOBACCO,
DIR. sHERWOOD's
GALVANIC EMBROCATI0N,

The Most Extraordinary Medicine in The World.
THIS GALVANlC EMBROCATION is used with positive and
permanent all Of Rheumatism acute chronic
Gated the head joints limbs Govt Tic DououreuH Nervous
dsek Headache Paralysis Palsy FL, Epilepsy, POptauon OF
the Heart srina and Hip Complaints, STU Of the Joints Lum
bago Neuralgia Tremours Debility Deficiency o.
Physical Energy and all deases, ChbanS,
highly recommended The confirmed Of Seo
a Sooous affections Of the Neck Dropsy Curvature Of The
spine and all similar comp effects equally successful
DR.. sHERWOOD'S GALVANlC EMBROCATlOhs.
Ills gherey admitted by the learned and scientific that ne
mysterious power called Galvaniim Magnmis in TACT the Vital
ny lie, disease Of is most painful o is Gu
tay owing absence Of h Gavanic Magnetic rover IN It's
healthy proportions. IL then, readily supply this wondrou
power thus deficient, successfully combat dseaae
fully and perfectly attained by hs most wendeIu
scientific discovery, combining Magnetism or Gaenl'n WIN
fluid which The this remedy years 81 study and
years Of labor.
~ The extraordinary success which has attended the use Of r
sHERWOOD's GALVENIC EMBRoCATloN and the remark
able popularity which has acquired during the short period it has
public Is ysa unparalleled in the history Of popu
remedies ItInny be used at all times With perfect 'as5
u Only agents in New Orleans,
ms 9p j. WRIGHT CO., ltl Charities street
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~ StranRsrsin the City, see DR.. R, F, MULLEN
th paper ne
very ia profession the United state may STAND
$780, ~'N - - - Hlfu
TOAL-PITTsBURG, ANTHRACITE AND CAN.
~ MEL COAL, in lots 20 suit chaser-Vs have aiso
PittsbnF Coal in Funny bags (SOmethng newt at ellpel
bag. This form Of packing particularly convenient and
clearly for those who have room for the article in bulk,
$50 ' " WELLS, NIMICK & CO.,
paq atRWaW lc5 GTaViaI street
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HaEsx---1he pressure on our adverli.
nas lorces rs y enlarge before va have
81 our new iyrs We aomt time since
naisrialvi end i was 70 he shipped On
October, The shipment was not made.
l he Isl inst. i viii probably Sc
helors rscsire i. tits better for our
= lrisast. as wen s. fos ourselves, that we
1k & present, even Il for week or two
nss q good ~ appearance Is we could
ahpr constantly to render lhe "CFes-
pfacls e eaFiy, correct, and Soo,irs,re IN
sd nelhing on onF part shah be want.
~ / acceptable and interesting to tl,e
IS arwg have received the most crafty.
snoss q pubic confidence, and we shall
e@ new ~ tAlafged form, 70 do more
haze hithel been able. 10 periotn.
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TGE WEATHER AT TBE EAsT.-There was a
very severe frost on the uighi Of the 3lst ult, and
in the morning the surface Of the ground was fro
quite hard, and ice had formed in some places
almost to the thickness Of window glass The ther.
mOmstsr indicated tsmperatufs Of 27o.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-12

TIE Washington correspondent Of the New
Couiis5 and Enquirer writes that there " Is
Be puad ior sc statement that Mr.. Rises when
Condor hold, under instructions (rom.his Gov
ai Interview with Lord Ralmersion, as 10
cafagua matter. That affair Is entirety III
AZ. Lawrence, 80 far as our diploma.
81 concerned, and have reason 10 be-
ieV our Government thinks il will be speed.
sid fsirl, adjusted
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Ihe schr. J. P. Smart, arrived yesler-
Inpieo, brought sl7,7l9 in specie, con-
Fellows; John Hahn, $685.; D. Y. de
5000 J. W Zaehurie & Co. $500 n.
aasnan, si000: n A. Barrois, $1,000 A..
s8
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49, ION GU ooi'esl'oaaens 1850 VIZ VIZ
Nutiig w s.''ng 3, ~
S, ss',s ~, ~ 7, n, $3.50
- P'sss.' .s.,aI $50. -
ate was '''rl' -. -, - - 80,
' NJ, ','Y 81
~ .,...' " 10y ''''' i'''N
M. !. t 80 ~, GA
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49, -, , ,,slo go, = M
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VIZ fr ~. e'.'.' y
1eu o 'ie ot'ou '.''es '.'uel .ne 'Sa
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~ Joy y ,'l1y 80 y 'i'o y
yeos4 WV s'si' navy UesN = 'vS'e l,
F'''
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~ =, ~
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Il,
n = Is
'i'o 49, W
'i'o wv" -
was "a '''e Wv
''',,i -. m. ....,.-..
Nei'ne' slavery p0' se,Fi'uue' I'M
less LOT me punishment Q. ef'illes' snau ever Dc
to'eta'eu . IN uls 9tate.
an aooluona' provision was. auoPteu' by "hieit
al lles negroes are Pfoh'DAed from eh'erlng |he
''a'e o. Sali'oll'i % "ti' as al negroes 'hue9-
eufe' i0l d 'eiiii o. years. 70 peGoH'e a'ef"afos
fee, ne eeS'gh Is 10 eAoiupo ''e AFRICAN race
Pona ana lEee, eh'lrely from 'ho new state
L ne boundary Question was disturbing one
es mere were paFpes desrops o. including under
oi,s government 'he "nole OF the terrllory3 ana
others were ler ilishg i % only the iernle and
i'F''i'in,e Por''oDs nc Nollllee on Ponhoaries
F'P'''e" ior Ssl"apef area l'Ning ln.tne Miliole
coast rom lie isol'efh peuhofy Of A. OIL Norlh
i1'i'aue' Go"i' '9,U'e NlPAoon boundary 81 the
SCUM, ana eA'e.ung ostweea these lines to the
= = es' IN consequence
q Tue i.astwero'y tshoHlg o. ple coast south
s'N, ''9 2 nsa'iy 'fi'is U
Sns.S "i,ere lne eastern BOUNDARY crosses
.s HeAca ie SCUM being w'nn one degree o.
can Ni'.'e 'e iens, o. '''e No'.hsrh Oouha
a,y' "Dove ' ''''!'I y = iu,iy 0ii''
u tur ~ i'es =, ui INV satuSoe ANA
anu 'i'e 'i,i'ii"s s,S'io's, e"V "O' i'l'p N ouf
cor tesi,onuenee' uia' WIS boundary was HlaIy
auo'eu' o' ."e ie''ers say INA. 'tere Is t'e douot
'here tlat N'hese outlines wal be substantially
aa9P'eo;
- io,
~ i''lI9'v'O
~ " 'I nee
'V ~, ~ 'l''' u 'e
q u . az . "e0S"
~. yI's' VNon - Si'u'e' N lef'le val
@sy III ~ ''i ~ w.
60. = =
- sl'u =, Dc appoint
-, -, "'ioi
Si-1'..- - 'i''i''
=, -
~ N'''Veiiioi'
'Ie ''iSe HIos 'siI'oIe' was 70 tSke
e =, t t''' 'Sia-
tple ~ Hee' anu elec' EehatoIs ~ congress ABOUT
the last ohDecember. With the facilities for travel
which may be looked for before that time the Cali
fornia Senators may be expected A. washington
IN; Pbr,,,r,, ,,,vt ,.l,ioa, 80 =, q
s vr ~ - - N -
we oDserNe 'lld' an Drinks Oh discount ana lss ue
are strictly prohibited. ..- .-sse
Col. Weller, the Boundary Commissioner, was
a. Ing Non' anu appeals 70 nave risen to
considerable popularity, being strongly urged as
one Of the first Senators in Congress- from the ne,,
St,ta 'pbo rb,nse If fo,,,,,,;ss; ~ ~. - M -,
''o'pS "se'y
10 Dreah up 'he COMMISSION lot the present Vol
Fremont it seems, declined supersedng Mr.
Weller until he should have reached San Diego
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Rons.--Mr. john s. Robb, ''Sof-
81. Louis Roveille, arrived yes.srda,
abaina. Mr. Robb was one Of tho Sec.
he convention which met lor,ghe pm
taWiug California Constitution. He will
aliofnia ii short time, with the inten,
starting newspaper there
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f0aAee0 roE FRANoE.-The Frencl, consulate
ii Asv ik, notice that proposals ior sup
flas lie national nanuiaciories Of tobacco viii
p decided On, at ne Ministry Of Finance in Paris,
lhs oih q December next, at | o'clock, p. NJ,
qnaniiliea following:
Da aiilliop and eight hundred thousand kilo-
gues 81 Virginia leaf tobacco, Of the crop Of
teeondinR 10 ions sHmplcs ons million and
henaIed thousand kilogrammes Of Maryland
crop q 1919, aceording to four samples two
a aad two hundred and forty thousand klo,
4la1ass q kentaely leaf, crop Of lsI9, according
samples and two hundred thousand 1ilo-
nse 81 Havana leaf crop Of 1912 according
50 samples. Further information may be OBJ
nej a. ne consulate
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7NW
Frellch LamRuaHs

The Best Opportunity Of acquiring his Useful
idiom is non offered
Mr. EUGENE EsDRA wiz resume his Evening Glasses
N sufficient number Of scholars 6btaincd
their names, 10
Fo further particulars apply Office No. Is Deas Build
"a y, Exchange Place. - ~
10 Mr. g. ieaees Double EnHy BOOK MEETING attends 10
we opening adjusting and closing Of Books in the French and Eng
llsh Language nl2
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fH1sANA Of TIA BllssIsslrF RIvan.-We are pleased
10 arriral VI our tOwurmaa, Leon y. Pomaredp
ta1 tsoa RI Of Dir 7. a. an artist ia this city many
asa. va s fayugably Knows wherever BIZ painting
1a thtea, FoE The last fsur yeas he has bren
"a ransias . Panorama Of ths Mississippi river.
|ndss now asilhed, AND We isaFn from our a
apoIalsl that i has been exhibited 10 that city
raocstliFa Wrsks with unprecedented succel1. Tin
E IS tpisndid sonespioa and Of susqaallol work.
Ire psizied fiona aoiuH sketches iaken By he
e| a9Aaaa illustrating Indian hfo Wehndeptand
On hs WaJ 70 Europe With shil Panorama ioF
ca. bot HAT Il will NInoin il this city shoi tina
soefe hays great fln, aad We hope the psoprie.
-.tIa lnl.altle 3 i'curielags Wit BE- amply repaid
aaisInlils Rnd hbsF. L viii soon Be- Ieady or
ssioan Tn.a1Ra,-The School fss Scandal with
NAira sgahinsea DE wholo stIeagih Of The talented
~ ail b performed ihh evening". A better
slld 70, b sslselsd o. iudaisE Of their abili.
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