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TEACHER WANTED.

WISH to engage gentleman who has had some
Il experience in teaching, and who is thoroughly
acaua nted with the English and Latin languages,
to take charge of a small school in my own family
the ensuing year (the number not 10 exceed four,)
who would be willing to undertake II for email
salary.
Undoubted reference required. Any communi-
cation addressed to the subscriber at this office,
will be attended to. cambridge SALE,
Dec 6-2w Loretto p. o., Essex county, Va
NOR RENT, the three.story Brick House on
IL 10th, near h street, now occupied by Charles
H. Haswcll. The premises can be viewed upon APP
plicaton, and possession will be given on or about
the 24th instant Dec 4-difu
n ii. HOOE 4 CO., PennsyIvanis Ave-
i nue., between It'll and Sth streets, now re-
ceiving from the most recent importations in New
York the following rich and most desirable goods,
viz
Dress Silks, in great variety and most fashion,
able styles
Colored Silk velvets of every shade of color, both
wide and .r-4s,s.- .,.. .s-e-
French Cashmercs and Mousselincs de Lame, of
the latest styles. and very rich
French Merinoes of every color and finest quality
Watered and plain Irish Poplns
Black and colored Watcred Silks
Real Thread. lace Capes, very rich
Real Thread lace Collars, Jenny Lind style, en-
tirely
French Worked Collars, Cuffs, and Sleeves
Richly embroidered Evening Dresses
Rich thin Silk materials, for evening dresses
Real Thread lace Bertbes
Black Lace Capes and Berthcs
White and colorcd Crape Shaws
Real Cashmere Long Shawls
Rich Velvet Sack CIoaks and Mantles
Very richly embroidered Handkerchief
Together with great variety of other new and
desirable goods, which they deem unnecessary to
enumerate. aud to all Of which they respectfully in
vite especial attention. Dec 3-4wf
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JENNY LIND OPERA SACKS.

JENNY LIND OPERA SACKS,
WI have opened splendid assortment of Jenny
w Lind Opera Sacks Also the latest Paris
styles Of Velvet, Cloth, and Silk Cloaks. These
choice articles consigned TO US from the North
and will be for sale only for few days. Great
bargains will be- given. They will be exposed for
examination In the room over our store.
Y. II. HOOE & CO,
Penn. avenue, between It'll and Sth streets.
Dec lS-diuf
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Serious 4ccident- Total Loss Of the ship Jacob Per
NurtLer Particulars Of lhe lAnglo. Norman

New ORLEANS, Dec. l6.-Thc cause Of the eN-
plosion of the "Anglo- Norman" is as yet unknown.
Mr.. Stillman, one. Of the proprietors of the New
York Novelty Works. is dead; also Edward G.
Storm, of New York. The body of Captain Bebe
has not been recovered, and reward is Of
iered for it. The explosion took place Car
rolton. The engineer is killed. There still
large number of those who were on board missing
and 1t is supposed they have lost their lives 1t
was Charles Perry, reporter of the Bulletin,
who was killed A large number OF persons
nected with the New Orleans press were ABOARD,
some ofwhom were injured and others narrowly
escaped.
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A Nrw MUSICAL SOCIETY. called the columbia
Musical Association" has, we perceive. by the no.
tce in another column, been lately organized in
our city for the adva ncement, we understand,
of instrumental music, and it will be con-
Quoted by tho excellent leader Professor e. Len
chow the er-lcader OF the Germania Musical As
ISOLATION, we have no doubt that the object Of its
members TO establish fret rate permanent orcbes-
ira here, will be entirely successful. The greatest
enthusiasm and spirit now prevails among them,
and we shall be anxious 10 announce their ret
concert, ne II will no doubt meet with full eucour-
agcment and patronage from our kind and liberal
public.
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ONO,
j. y. SeHkKcK, United States Navy, Command
er, on TIL TUESDAY, December Goth, at three
O'Clock, NJ, from the pier, foot Of Warren street.
North river, with the Government mails and
passengers for San Francisco and intermediate
ports.
The connexion at Panama will he carefully kept
up, as to prevent any detention beyond the usual
stay in port.
The books now open, and passage can be Sc
cured at the following rates;
FROM NEW YORK TO CHAGREs.
State room berth. .............o.......S 300
Standee berth. forward saloon. ......... 50
Storage berth, found bed & separate table 80
FROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO,
Statc-room berth. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $500
Storage berth found bed and separatetable $50
FROM NEW YORK.
State room. Standss. Stesrage.
To Charleston or Savannah S25 $50 $40
To Havana ............... 10 90 20
To New Orleans ........ 10 90 %
Passengers for Chagres will be transferred at
Havana to the steamship FALCON.
Freight to New Orleans 80 cents per cubic foot.
No Merchandise will be taken on freight to Ha-
vana; specie to Havana at half of one per cent.
and primage. Shippers OF packages containing
jewelry gold or silver ware, any articles com
monty known valuabes. must specify the value
of the shipment in their bills of lading, the Com
pany will not be responsible for any losses valu-
able mercha ndise shipped without such specihca-
ton. Freight this class of shipments will be
charged at one per cent on the value
To secure freight passage, apply at the Office OF
the company TT West street, corner OF Warren
street, NY, to NJ. y. ROBERTS.
SPECIAL NoricE is givento shippers by this line
that the company have prepared form OF bill OF
lading adapted to their business, which will be
furnished to shippers on application at the COM
pany's office, and with which they requested to
provide themselves other form will be signed
by the agents of the company. All bills Of lading
rflust be signed before the sailing of the vessel.
Dec l9-tD2b
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CHARp's RIFLE, with the exclusive right of

CHARP's RIFLE, with the exclusive right of
- applying Dr.. Maynard's 'Primer;" manufac-
tured and sold by the subscribers.
These guns surpass all other fire arms heretofore
invented for facility of loading and unloading,
(Which can be done in instantly cleaning, and
accuracy of shooting. They are loaded at the
breech with surprising rapidly, and are primed as
it were by magic. Fifty primers are placed near
the "conc" and no further attention thereto ia ne
cessary until they have all been used, They
safer than any other kind Of guns, an accident
would not possibly occur Address. (pozt- paid)
NIPPES s. BUTTERFIELD,
Frankford Road near Oxford ST., Phia., Pa
J. w. BApEN & BRoTHER, Agents, Hardware
Merchants, Pennsylvania avenue, near OH street,
Washington, d. G.. Nov 30-2m
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CHARP's PATENT RIFLES, sSc.-A small
- assor tment Of the above, together with few Of
Colt's, Wesson's, and Aliens Revolvers, for sale
low by JOHN w. BADEN & BRO,
Sign of the Golden Saw,
Penn. avenue, south side, 9th street
Nov 3O-2awIw
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A ANIMALS FOR ls5l.--LEAFLETS OF ME-
"A MORY, an illuminated annual, edited by Rey
nell Coates, NJ. ID.
The Keepsake, with illustrations by eminent
artists.
The Amaranth, with fine steel engravings.
The Ladies' Gift or Souvenirs OF Friendship.
The Snow. Flake, illustrated by Sartain.
The Token of Friendship, edited by Bradford X.
PIERCE.
The Garland, edited by Emily Porciysl.
Friendships Offering, compiled from celebrated
writer's.
The Gift, with superb steel engravings, from de-
signs by celebrated artists.
The Christmas Tribute, Souvenir
And many others, bound in Turkey morocco,
papier msohe, and other rich bindings.
Dec 10 FRANCK TAYLOR
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HANDS ON youR PooKETs.--We yesterday re-
lated the apprehension and commitment of John
Wilson for stealing the pocket book of Mr.. Beers
The book, minus its s in bank paper, was yes
terday mysteriously returned to Mr.. Beers, much
to his delight. We learn that on Tuesday sins
liar of abstraction, to the tune of S40 was en-
acted in the Senate Chamber, and that the book
returned in like conscientious manner. As
the money never comes back, would it not be well
for gentlemen who possess any of it, (not that we
are of them,) to carry it in some other way?
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
Oriental Panorama.
LAST WEEK.
THIS truly magnificent work Of art will con-
Il tinue on exhibition this week only Exhibi
tons EVERY EVENING. and on WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY afternoons, commencing mt 3
O'Clock Doors open ut o'clock.
Admission 25 conts-Childrcn under IL years,
half price.
Doors open ut o. o'clock
Panorama begins moving at o'clock, precisely
Attendance will be given at the office Of the Pa
norama daily, between 10 A. NJ. and 7. NJ.
Dec i6-tw
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IF you HAVE A COLD, GO TO GILMANs's

l. Drug Store, Pennsylvania avenue above
Browns Hotel, and get a bottle Of Giddings Cough
Syrup; try once, and you will never be without
bottle Of it in your house; il is purely vegetable
II you troubled with the Rheumatism, Sore
Throat, Pains in the Back, Side, or Limbs, get a
bottle of Giddings LiniAnsnt and be cured. No
one should be without bottle Of these valuable
preparation, in their house Principal ofhce 81
Pearl street, New York. Dec ll--4wif
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SHARr PHAcTIcr.-"Pm too far NORTH" ex-
cliimed large good.looking gentleman in the
crowd at Wizards last night. "pm too far
North Just hear, gentlemen. had a $40 gold
piece in my hand to-dey-a new $50 gold piece
the first ever had in my fingers in my life. had
just paid good bank bills for it, Look here said
TO a friend, look here. Did you ever one Of
these" Plenty Gays he. Didn't your Never,
says never bcforc'' Just then a young man
stepped up-a young man with white coat.
Great mercy, says he, 'let me see iD' He took it
out of my fingers and says, just let me show il to
those gentlemen; and he stepped round the corner,
and I've never him since. ] was sharp at
home gentlemen; but that Is not quite 20 far North
asiyour great capitol, gentlemen. oh, my heavens"
The RATTLE for Mr.. Brcnts landscape, "a
glimpse Of the Ocean from the Woods" will take
place, understand, this evening, at 9o'clock at
Taylor Maury's bookstore. Several chances re-
main untskcn.
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Telegraphic.
Anofher EataI Steamboat Erplos

Anothg Fatal Steamboat Explosion.
New ORLEANS, DEC. 1.-THE Steamer Knox
vile, completely blown up this evening, while
lying at the levee by the bursting of her boilers.
certained, but, it is believed that twelve or more
persons lost their lives, and that many have
been wounded, some MORALLY, others slightly
their names are not yet ascertained
All four of the boilers exploded at the same in
slant, one of which thrown about one hundred
yards, landing on the levee. Another passed d.
rectly through the steamer George Washington
and lodged in the steamer Griffin. The steamers
time, were also much injured The direct cause
of the explosion is not yet known
Presidsnt Of the State Bank of South Carolina.
COLUMBIA, Is. CO. Dec. lS.-The Legislature
has elected Charles M. Furman, formerly Cashier
of the State Bank of South Carolina to the Presi-
dency of that institution in place of Dir. Elmore
deceased.
Serious accident Total Loss of the ship Jacob Per-
kins.
BosToN, Dec. l7.--This morning a horse in har-
ness with shafts attached rushed down State street
at furious rate, and at the corner Of Exchange
street into crowd of gentlemen who were
standing there, and injured number of them Be-
verely.
Mr.. John Hartshorne, a cotton broker, had his
spine injured, and ia also hurt internally Charles
Richardson. badly cut and bruised, and Edmund
Quincy slightly injured.
Accounts from Nantucket state that the ship ia
cob Perkins, from Manila, which went ashore on
the 9th inst Smiths Island Point will prove a
total loss Part of her cargo, consisting OF hemp,
sugar, &C., has been saved in damaged sta te
January the Goth has been assigned for filling the
vacancy in the seventh Congressional district.
Marshal Turkey has been exonerated from all
blame in the matter of the Thompson row, on the
grocnd that he only obeyed the instructions of the
ma Vnr and ali
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ID OAHDING.-GenUemen desiring board can
ID be accommodated Copp's Pavilion with the
best of board, for s. Sd per week, or board with
rooms on reasonable terms. Private parlors for
dinner and supper. Private dinners and suppers
served at the shortest notice
N. Bathing rooms always in readiness; hot
and cold water always on hand. Sulphur, fume.
magnetic, yapor and shower baths, prepared at
the shortest notice. dec Him IL
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GENUINE HAVANA CIGARS.

GENUINE HAVANA CIGARS,
Cheering aud Smoking Tobacco, Men York
Fine C,a, Snufs, Sc,
ON SALE at C0CHRAN'S Cigar Depot, Penn
" syipania Avenue bef,Deen oh and l0h street,,
north side, a lot of SUPEsroR HAvANA CIGARs, SC
lected by the firm of svMISGroN KELLY, import.
ere, N Y, varying from S25 10 $50 per Nj, Of
the following brands:
Cardcnas, first quality. Jefferson, fine.
Palmetto, do Cardenas, ID quality.
Sevillano, do Iris.
Jenny Lind, do Legitimo.
Gaditano, do BustRmcntc.
Ell Leon dc Orc, do Angelina, Sc &c.
Connosscurs respectfully invited TO call and
examine the above Cigars, With others of a lower
grade. As IL is the wish Of the proprietor 10 keep
the best article sale, he desires the opinion Of
competent judges
0l5- Gentlemen complain (probebly with reason)
that II 10 almost impossible to find genuine Ha
vana in THE market but we assure the public that
those represented by ne pure, are 80 to the best
Of our knowledge and belief We have implicit
faith in the importers with whom deal, and be-
icve them incapable of deception.
0C,- The above fine cigars can be put in boxes,
containing fifty or ono hundred, for those DESTROYS
of presenting a friend a choice article.
Dec l9-co3tf (JournalN
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INDsPESDEST .ORDER or RscHABTrEs-"Bcn
Franklin Tent was instituted in this city on satur-
day evening last, and the following named gentle
men duly elected officers for the current quar-
ter; c.. ANDERSON, s.; J. CHAaLEs, p. c. r.; ID.
SMITH, c. R; S. GRUBB, ID. r.; +. GLksRoY, T; w.
w. INosAS, r.. s.; b. y. JAcoEs, F. s.; A. CAV
liza, l..
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-03-12
MICHIGAN.

The State of Michigan constitutes one ofthose
formed from the co called Northwestern Terrific.
rY, and is, perhaps, one OF the most advantageous
" situated III view vi cur vast future Internal
commerce. o! any of the States of the Union
The peninsula, loo TO 200 miles in breadth on its
southern base, projects, asi were, $50 miles into
the vast Internal seas, and is surrounded ON lis
three sides by navigable waters
The surface Of the peninsula is Slightly undu-
Ia,ng, rarely forming dead level. The water
shed divides the waters flowing towards the east
into Lake Huron, and towards the west into Lake
Michigan, and rises gradually towards the north
until il reaches all elevation Of 300 feet above
the lakes, or 900 feet above the sea. a quar-
ter part of the surface is heavily limbered, being
covered with dense growth OF oak OF various
species, also, walnut, hickory, poplar, sugar ma
Pile, &c. Tile praiTies less numerous than
in some other States. In point OF fertility, the
peninsula has no superior in the world. The
dry praircs have rich soil from one to fourteen
feet deep, arc easily cultivated and yield abun-
dant crops. In the Southern part, particularly,
there are river lands, or river bottoms, OF great
extent, with rich vegetable mould OF from three
to six feet in depth; and although the northern
ga is not eXnberantly fertile, yet 1t contains
a large portion of excellent IaUd. Scattered over
the surface imbOsOmed in beautiful groves, are
numerous sheets of pure and lImPid water, fed by
fountains, and bordeTed by clean sandy shores =
The minerals OF Michigan are Of great value and
State, as large as England, as well situated in
respect of commerce, OF greater fertility, and rich
ness OF mineral and agricultural resources. is as
vet scarcely more than one-thiTd occupied, and
its natural wealth barely explored, much less de-
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THE CHANGES OF THE wH1Gs.

A Mr.. Frazer, member of the New York Le-
gslature, speaking o! the Whig party, says:
The Wing party are proverbial for presenting
different faces of different characters, likely to
produce effect on the voters in the quarter where
they present them as the principles of their party,
to wit: To the East they show face as The
party of protection: To Ibe West, they are the
champions of the Improvement of Rivers and
Harbors: To the North, they show Free Soil
features: To the South, they present the aspect
Of good Shareholders. And yet all the while
their principles arelocked upin great boz, and
of course, theyc answer no questions when an
election is pending But, sir, you break open
tI,eir box and let Mum speak, and Coonskins.
cider.barreIs, Harrison Almanacs, and Roortack
books of travel will come tumbling out, with other
miscellaneous articles used by them in political
warfare, and in this miscellany OF humbng and
deception, amid the odds ard ends of all parties
and creeds, is to be found the only spirit the
Whig party ever discovered, and the Whole as
sortment OF IYhig principles.
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PArEKT FoUxr4Ix Prx.-&1r. Henry Bcxreave,
of PHILADELPHIA. has adJ-d-sn improvement L.,
the metallic pen. +rfrci will be lOurd exceedingly
servieeabie. An air-tight eum-eIastic tube lis
inserted III the handle, winch, by the use of
springs, is fi!ied-sitL ink which, eau be retained
or let into the pen a; peasnte-thus making the
instrument serve FIR cen and inE -iiOider slko-
Tins a great cOnEen .eRec. sEd saves time and
trouble PessoHs may Iiius carry their pen aud
ink in their pockets, prepared for use at any
meut- We consider tie intention very useful,
aid recommend il 10 public attention.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-03-12

BEAUTIFUL IHoueIF.-'The setting Of q great
hope is ike the setting nf the sbn llle bJIgktEess
OF our life is gone. Shadows of evening fall
around US, and the world seems bat daIl fec
t:on-i,seIfa = broader shsde. We look feEward
INTO the ccm.ag lOBtly nIgLt. The sDaI .wiah-
3raWs Itself The stsis GTike, aEd tie night II
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-03-12

IA Creek maid he ng a, kcd what fortune
she would bring her husband. replied 'sI will
bring him 'Shsi geld cannot Pusehase---a heart
unzpoIte, ard viriae Eliho1t stain. iIiCi IS al
3 a. descet 6ed 8, me I. .on, my parent"
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IAsI Isnr dl .f sicSrsss- ~ d ss.s7E. md ksys
<::,cs;tscH u se,s i1irsy f,'s srailh 10 Lake
t;rrr and ., ;il- .ifcslSl SIT1rs- ~ S3T6sug8.
NJ, Mar, end / iiAgc tt2si Tsii.ns4 and GaaHk
.lti are t,s;h c.s,Hi itsa!fa Sas II hops 10
We SEEN t,,i a.sia S;st'-ss LlA AIA9tyGa VOa!d
hlvs -iy..i I! ;: SI.I SUM Of tse yoI7S ladies
rTy-T "a 4 ic.g : 49, "a Ass I'srL thai pleasure
wa NAV intend tt= nav: yrsr- II -. b 1@suEei
yoI will MAKE liS ha7Py 't sl-o-ilsF ~
Tn. Izl it,.IHt> .T.'Iu tSlT'iiss c9- A he great
success Oft c Ersi... ~ qss7vTs IhrJ no IrSs
ssl,,a,h Ih y GRID f iTJaess Al sea- than b.
there cpns,r,csls ~ IanI. IhSy eaSr BPUaTds Ht
fTfy sai ii stout irE .-s-slany q Ihem - ant 80
Suns--asscAs it III stia:stf'';S Oh SIX ana ASsCS.
;v,.6 y.;y si,t,,,, or cOrVrtles al idtn them
SSotn- oil them are nuw az sac American coast.
and have done iaiaiiF Il iTJ 70 The British tEadr.
oTrtiei,iar.y uiT New EOunilzHa a:dthe homeWari
,....d tTaG. iTS,ya Ii4s east nl sEeSt Indies
s:Toas FunIoT Of pS-cE! S'nSS H'bn hoiana 10
sey-Ial OF ti,. rt merchants hcrs ard at Ph1adet
phia. There Is 40 doubt hut England aId u0l-
land G.ish for peare, bat il l. tne UpniOA cf many
sensible men that Fra.ce viii crt consent 10 u
uIltiI she has conquered one, and 81 huuStcd tie
X,tker that She will b. longer under any apPrr
ac:,siocs from her o. any Df her dsrejtuI aiiicS
4 a0;e from Mr- Jay. with Lord GEesnTiiies an
SWcE. apDeaTs In the N0sP ! OTE papers A1r. Jays
note ssvssy seIoE ~ ali ~ ths iVoe9fes
here and fhey tl or. 10 pSitisfe WhsI they
III The approaching. CCnZrcsS Is II nos HnIpsjsisS
that RaiiurI oppErSzed as they are vita obs
ruiSurs war-aui every iIUPsGdiny domestic ca
iamiIy-ShUui1 be SO 1rTos ant and atcCf 50 doto:-
port :. gh=ir t!te, aud II hn well ti>poSed TO
their .riel!d-, II they TOG!d '-e2i Us " !Ei=nSV
ioauGe=l My Mary JONES me IN ever kind Wis.
70 Mrs. II - aul the family, 10 whom We pay f,'r
every kigj blessing Rem eu;ter US 30 09r old seT
wants Dinah AMI BJ5 desires also ;hcir TeIaesa-
braEce to item. Believe eTss, Is truly I'm,
''' 49, '0''l'N '-4,'-- n0RArIo GATES"
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=, ,,,,.e being in Committee of tie Whole on
~ state Of the Union, on the Presidents Mes
."e 'ze 49, communicating the Constitution OF Cali
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1850-10-26

plus asscz %nomb'eux pour baIancer Ia
representation au Congress DIES free soll'rs.
rUnion ne sera plus q'un mot. II iat'
-'inclincr dcvant les lois duC Congress; mali
81 &c Cougres passe I'm jonr DIES decrets
o,ti nous depossedcnt de nos escIavcs, ne
nous ~laissant que nos dcttcs pour fortune,
Ia misere et... pour nos veuyes ct nos en-
Eants, il faudra nous i%nclincr encore dc
want la loi du Congress. Mails VOLTA asst
lie c%ourbcttcs. Vivc rUnion! mais aussi,
vive l'homa,c du Sud don't Ia sagesse Won
Iait impossi5iliter Ia rupture dc IeqniIihr'
de pUnion; >ivc i'homme do Sud don't
ia II ale ~eIoqncnce a atttnue le NAL quo"
ne p%o"vait deja plus evitcr!
Nous m%ainlenons qua cause dc latt'
,udc prise par NJ. Pierre SonIe, plnslrnr,
wings qni n'anraicnt aupa'avant Jama's
| vote pour I'm democratic, votcraicnt vo-
.~onticrs aujonrd'hui pour lui.
Notre %voisine Iu feuve ct du bayou
notre precieuse ct coquettc donaldson
vile, Eait &C soir I'ouvertnrc de scs bal,
! d'hiver. Sa belle sale scra illnminec CT
| I'honneur tcs habitants de Baton. Rouge
qu-clIe a invites a inougnrer lit saiSeH4 De-
dansrs passionnees, des douccs canseries.
dcs tongues soirses trop solvent 81 cour-
tee. Nous ne doutons pas que &c bal ne
compte parni les plus anlmes, les plus
eblcnissants, donnes en- 81 grand nombre
par Donald>onvi'Ic.
Nous pro6tons dc rannoncc de ce bal
pour rencrcicr NM. les mcmbres d"
comite d'inyitation de fattention fiat,
,cusc don't nous avons etc l'otjet de fcnr
part. Nous acccptons avec plaisir leu
aimable invitation.
?. S.-Nous rcmcrcions ronr 10 memo
attention, au non dc nos amis dc FAs
somrtion ct pour Tot meme, lie Eapi
tame du Mary Foley, qni nous fait tc'
mir unc sccondc invitation.