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to- Letter from DIR. John A. Wilson, an eminent
Physician, to DR.. s. GILBERT



have been intimately acquainted personally aud PROBES
ronay with Dr. s. GILBERT 1913 making period
years o. becoming acquainted Dr. politely invited
TO visit his lnfrmnry OF which pleasure awaited
opportunity had heard much against Doctor
though had suffered mye become preudeed by either
party OF those who have digsnt inquers after
ruth for the thirty and ready and will
ing TO embrace it, let might and from expert
ence have never be obtained from any
while sought for under the influence prejudice or partially
When entered the Doctors n6rmay were presented
Gus cases OF almost all classes Of ueratonrom ma
nant form Of schua down simple liberation continued nv
visits Tor the purpose Of witnessing the effects treatment
had previously visited several hospitals and nfrare
and can confidently that have Effected IN
DE- Gilbert than have any many Of them a
eorng to the tstements Of the themselves resisted
the treatment and baed skill Of many Of the most prunen
men in North America With cognzance Of these facts feel no
hesaney in recommending DR. G. suffering humanity as one
the most successful and efficient practitioners have ever met
in the above men toned class Of diseases
jel2 If ltW "JoHN A. WILSON, M. Do
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SPEcIE.-The steamship Yacht, Capt Thomp.
son, which arrived yesterday from Brazos, brought
SIS, 600, CONSIGNED to Mr.. 0. Klemm
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We return thanks to the attentive officers of The
steamer Oregon for the latest Louisville dates.
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about leaving the city. and also that measures
should be takenfor the delivery of lectures next
winter.
Mr.. Carter ridicued both the library and the lee
lures. He spoke of many Of the books already
bought as trash, disparaged the proposed purchase
and ridiculed the lecturers already employed.
Is Prof. Mitchell ehaildtan Did Mr.. Carter
hear that gentleman Are his own attachments in
physical science such, as TO authorize him 10 PASS
sentence of condemnation on one, whom the scien.
tifc world ranks among the philosophers Of the age
Mr.. Garland is the Professor of Natural Science,
in the University of Alabama. Perhaps the scholars
Of that State have been imposed upon MIR. Carter
considers the delivery Of lectures farce be should
set his face against it. Really, this sounds like a
leeture from Jack Cade We regret that one who
has taken so active part in the debates of the
Board, should speak in such terms of the Library
and Lyceum. We shall publish the cost Of the
lectures of last winter, and the receipts from The
tickets II will be found that they donot materially
vary.
Last winter the Lyceum Hall was crowded night
after night to hear the lectures of Prof Mitchell In
common with hundreds of ladies and gentlemen OF
the city, we were instructed by the lectures of this
charlatan. Next winter we had hoped to hear Prof
Agassiz on Geology, but we fear he is another
charlatan of the same school. We trust he will
non be employed until Mr. Carriers Judgment is pro,
nounced.
We are quite certain, however, that MIR. Carter
expressed himself more strongly than he intended,
and that he will himself make the anlende honorable.
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We are indebted to The very attentive officers of
the steamer Iowa for late St Louis papers.
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New YoRK RAIL RoADs-The statistics of in
crease of tolls paid by the railways to the State,
develope remarkable augmentation. The law,
opening the roads to the transit of merchandise was
missed in 1874
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We are indebted to the conftsous officers Of the
fine steamship Yacht for late Brownsville papers.
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Weave indebted to the very courteous officers of
the Atlantic for late papers.
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.NOaU Opening!



THEo. JAMES &CO.
fashionable Clothing Establishments,
No 81 Common street, 6et,oeea Ysrae Hotel
and Hepiett's E1ehaRgs,
II Are now ,Feceiqt Of another stg, beautiful
assortment Of gentlemens Spring and -umner Cloth
tng-al of the very fine material and best wo kmanshp
having been manufactured expressly for the city retail trade
consisting part follows, to wit:
SUPER BLACK CAsAMERETTE DRKss COArs'
- " FROcK
- FANCY, Brown & OLIVE
" " Dress -
- BLACK MERINo BUSINESS
- FANCY AND coL'D Exc. MERINo - -
" BLACK ALPACA -
- BLACK MusTAPHA :"
- SILK AND LINEN
- CHECK LINEN -
" FANCY DoEsKN PANTS;
" BLACK MERINo
" FAKE IDRILL
- WHITE
- FLowERED CHAMBRAY VEsrs;
" WHITE MARsEILLE
- FANCY
" CANVASS SKELETON
- SILK AND LINEN
- SPOTTED SILK
:" TORQuoIs SILK
i" WATERKD -
'' MODE AND BLACK SILK
" BLACK SATIN
:, DUNDEE LINEN DRAwrRs-tPatent Laorns,o
:" COTToN
- SILK
- LINEN SHIRTs-(very fne;)
" COTTON AND LINEN Bosom SHIRTS;
SILK AND Isle THREAD UNDERsmRrs
- COLORED GINGHAM
- SILK AND l.. CAMBRIA H'DK'Fs;
- SILK AND Isle THREAD GLOVES;
" - - Hosiery;
" :" LINEN CRAvATs;
STOCKS sUsPENDERs, ETC. ETC my 10 2dp
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$. OF Y. ..Meetinss This evening.

HARMONY DIVISION No. Is, Crystal Fount Hail. No 229
Tchoupitoulas street, at O'Clock.
LAEE DIVISION, No 9, the Methodist Church. Alges
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~ Being now prepared transact any business in
The NO,aral line, beg my friends and the public
generally that have taken the office No Comp street. aud most
rcgpectnly solicit their rAlTnnese q GABLE
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on our irst page viii be found the addresses OF
j L. Ma,hewson. ESQ, and J. O. Duncan, deliv-
cred ii he Orphans Institute on the 4sh inst.
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~ SELLING OFF AT COST. Ga
~ All per wishing good bargains in VI ATS, -
&SCAPS, UMBRELLAS, etc will find il TO "a
their interest 20 call DARCY, as he is selling out TO
close. D'ARCY'S Hat Store,
jy8 81 corner of Canal and Charities streets.
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.5shate ia iii French Assembly, on the Electoral
law, Lamaftine made a noble speech, in which this
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Louisiana Histrionic Association.

MONDAY EVENING. July g. 1850
.N5la. IL Grand Vocal and Instrumental sll1
g ,tv.D Nv ,s COM Concert }lEil, STT-55B
k6S fit Of the Association, which Miss AgfE ~
PElRlE, and several distinguished this cry have
kindly volunteered their services
PART /.
Orchestra.
a "Fanoe e t'adore, Poaooa from La File du Regiment
Donzeui.. Sung by Miss Petre.
g. Fantasia for the F.ue, by Toulou Mr. BY.
l. Hoy Mother Duet from the of Mariana. Messrs
H.. and Ms.
First par Reges's Grand Trio for Piano Violin and Violin
cello. .NsssrS. S....r, C. IN and A....
g. Grand Concerto Of De Berio, for Von MI II.
PART IL.
l. Overture" wilirm TELL" Amateur Orchestra.
2. Mountain Maid" Cayauna ...Niss Petre
Grand Duet OF and Laont for Piano Violin Messra
Pm, ST. and C....n.
a. Cavstina from the opera Je5aem" vous prez vane
ment lie ciel''. Mr.. G. ...u.
g. March Of the "Prphec" Meybesr arranged expressly for
the occasion, BY Mr.. Meyer. ..hmaeur orohesrn.
~ Tickets One Doar to be had at the sscretsrys Office No
81 rav street and al the usual open hapu
'oco'A' Concert to begin at 8. p4
Last Grand subscription Concert, under
rD5Ia the direction of Mr. HOeffner.
I'd SE t The Subscribers this Series CONCERTS are
y eo oo qG5TeS h e. hs La. Of the s win 3
"a orehesr a. the Commercial tia ST. her ly
n Protection Hose Fire Company.
Gt ~ A. III, Annasl aaesting Of the Company held
o on SY iG 3 1 LOVING L gentlemen we're enan
year: O. DILLARD, Chief Director,
i. RIgmAR6soS, Second Assistant,
Jos, +. kUsHA, Secretary,
Il. g. MALONE, Treasurer,
90 X. 5. TRoPOLET, Steward:
Wv -oty $500 o-. =. HEo''N' 'eaF'"iy'
a Mastsia4e.
KY Of MS s G &c hc ao q, 'l he h, kg 5n s, MS
~ sT ct for spSteh of important business TUESDAY
Pqasoa and visiting Lieron traiernay invited BY order
No o t. n LANE, Secretary,
MNMWgXI% Grand DiNisiOn.
S5kyz NJ SONS OF TENPERANLE.- 53f-s-lE
si is,sg jS 9q Sd se"o Of IF te9 Grand
FarR d 81 Mary Ia en- The evening Of MONEY! The i5T
Delsse nom The Country Divisions earnestly rQlesed
Such Delegates from New and vicinity con-
the undrsg ud Scribe before The 10th IN aud earle
day ss poSOe'' BY order Of the q W ?;
@gZgg@ Mathew Temperance Meeting.
sZNS held Sunday evening last June So in S. PatiieE
sS Ts Rev. .M F S.s sS easS
y tie S cs 5, T2 Tai g9S.sd to act sees
ing and the several pemnares having gone through il
the III inst when mesug be he'd ia he bah Of tbe ST. o
soh Charitable Society 20 Tchoggoulas street fPost
S Psfo 80 tsna 20 i hs eSse OF Tmeapse eeuy
WI cASTELL, Secretary PRO tenn, Bi President Iro TEN.
- James Guiick Fire Co. No. IL.
to Blend R .Ss5 oI S of tbs Company pa SS si' n ngf
S'eiy sGe Mon Inv gsrt6yge p ST Shay MORN
IS-lNu It'll Inst, at 1 3'siosk ~ .! order I,
Jackson Fire Co. No. IS.
~fsTsTfT w The oioe.s members Of this Company
are r. Tg ", I'd I'd TO s'sd Regular Moshy Ns,g,gs
I6 r 6LEARY. Secretary
IN SELLING OFF AT COST. $50
APP TRRERf f4&2as Ds sis viii il ddd AFs q
their interest % call on DARCY s. BE- is egg out to
Tvs 81 cOFnaY of Canal and (hsrfraS straafs
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Auction sales : This Day.

READ Mr. KlNsLEY's LETTER.
Al. -.

SYKES HYDE Co. viii SELL at 10 O. clock on the Levee
OppOslte CnstOmhOnse stfeet-Flo nr.
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II a smile engender smiling,
II a irown produce irOwn,
II our lip the truth detng.
Can't rose of life cast down.
Letus learn, ere grief hath bound US,
Useless ang 10 fdfego
And bring smiles like flowers around US
Prom which other smiles NAV grnxv
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REMOVAL OF LAKE SUPERIOR INDIANs-This
measure seems TO be very unpopular with the
white people of Lake Superior. The editor of
the Lake Superior Journal expresses himself ad-
verse to it, and petition already numerousy
signed is being circulated among the people of the
southern shore Of Lake Superior, stating that the
removal OF the Indians is wholly uncalled for by
any interest of her Government and that il would
be in high degree prejudicial to their welfare.
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MT. Jennings, tFom the LYceum Committee, n.
ported the condition Of the Library, and recon.
mended The purchase Of the library of gentleman
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taS- Or. WIsTARs BALsAM uF WILD CHERRY.
Dr. ROGERs'B LIvERWORT AND TAR.
Dr, HALLS BALsAa FOR The LUNGS.
HOWE's SHAKER sARsAPARiLLA.
TDWNsEND's %.
SANDS do.
BULLS
ERlSTOL5 DO
GUYsoTT's YELLOW DOCK aud sARsAPARiLLA.
OsGOODs INDIA CHOLAGUUUE.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR.
JEW DAVlDfs HEBREW PLASTER
PERRY DAVIs's VEGETABLE PAIR KILLER ~
LtG. Etc. Etc. E'c.
The above Medicines tgenune) always hand sod
rIls, RETAIL by
sCOVIL s. MEAD, II3 Char.res street.
~ Dealers in Medicine and purchasers generally SIRE notified
that we are the only General Agents above articles in
ID the Southern mylB sn ain 81 N
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Dollar GOEd ESe1g.
Fl1le &IlirtS,

~ We have In complete Of Fine
Linen and Cotton Shirts As have made
enabled TO guaranty e. These Shirts expressly
customers and Of course in the latest styles aud made be
materials, and in the best manner.
GUINNESS q CO.,
jys 6r2p Dealers in Fancy Articles u Camp street
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BALLS,


COGIALA AND DRAMATIC RE-UNION.-NONS. PRED
eric direeteur De dance At B9rtons Theatre respect
that in consequences Of the satisfaction by the
vstors At the Burton Invitation and Complimentary Balls
be has desire Of several
the of Two Select Subscription Of
the character the above balls at the elegant
place. the New Assembly Rooms Chambers street. The hrs
Assembly will take place Monday. March 18TH 1885, the
second on Monday April is 1880 Tickets the two AS
sembs s3 for gentleman ald ladies' for one Assem-
bly, So 70 the Balls select the tickets will b limited
HERBERT Committes-John Brougham n. L. Frost George
Loder. q. Whitney Charles Leland e. Tisdsll, II. G..
Clinton, At Howards Hotel at the rrAnhn Hotel
Herberts Saloon, adjoining Burtons Theatre Char bers
street, and Of n. Frederic a Franklin street.
ITO BALL C0nNITTsES.-THE NEW ASSEMBLY
Rooms, in Chambers street, next door to Burton
Theatre ready for and
10 the notice committees particularly adapted for rs
GLASS assemblies and recherche balls Thirty ootous NAV
Be danced the floor while the extensive promenade GAL
under the popular direction Of Mr. Herbert well furnished
reception rooms ladies' and dressing rooms hat
and cloak rooms reeshment Saloons &c.
niently attached en- the same aoer Apply TO Mr.. PEA
Moderate.
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.s:a EHs a. ts
:sS sA;I H. Gs:. a:S
Viz vcfosI Me- s A::s'o
shssi Mr. Dunn; Mr. Bs.sssqs Mr. G.oer;; ssi.s' nr.
s x'a:i Z B:r:sss f: Mr.
~ sa::: Rii
OHANFRAU's NATIONAL THEATRE MONDAY
e + III IT'S
r SGan Z, Mr. T Sr.m c "a nose rs:
ss3%sfrlii5nSiS.SS:s u S.aas.s sys::$ r. seymour
Lie, MIS- Madison; Jenny Bosart, Miss Loeiyer Biddy
sanEa Are ooSa he aus
Mr. TrSS c 0sSrsPgsr Mr. Kusss Mr.. snusssy
e.. . E.. 40
ss a. s III e psps
@ ss:s: IS
70 communicate their addres when they shall receive in
Astor Theatre. March IS 1850.
RARNUHs AMERICAN MUssUM.-P. T. BARNUx.
~ Proprstcri John Gresayood, Jr, Assistant hsnaser
On: shs last ne
n AND =. r.: :S.
Ia; the q those infant Kat;
s IN
.: .1s .:.t
:".spoilsd Chile feuf T.sbr.ys BonSs.sss Furis.o
.1s c.,ssr A;s
e. sn be as a. 10 thu
PerfOrmar Is Children under years l2h csns
RAkNUNs MUSEUM. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
March H. Of The ssA.snThas popular
NV been 'sSFss;a 81
= 'i::s
~: sS.rsstsss yS,cS q: hss ugslor Ms: Sinclair
Moons songs Dances &C. Novel and curious specr ans
from everyshere. and Catfish. weighing 10 poui
&: Sl';. s'n2s ss%a.
RAYNEs PANORAMA OF A voYAGI TO EUROPE.
S Ssw. Of
moving TX An exhibition on xsdassasy and sssSr-
DANORAMA OF THE GOLD MINES OF CALIFORNIA.
Mines embracing views ON the Isthmus Pacific coast
sn sns
three doors above Nibo Doors At quarter before
.nas s sss snssn
CPECIAL NoTIcE.-FoURTH AND LAST Perform
= anee of the American Musical Fund socisty:.xrs.
nsr Drsa March and oshsTs
e h last soa
from to A;''r place ops5 eoq saERYrr Secretary
EKANKLIN MUsRUN us CHATHAM sQUARE-rwo
take psSs sy Sy q the asGy Ss
tsrnoon and half past in the evening when v,rsty
select VIM be given. NB-chanss Of per
ERANKLIN HUsEUn, us CHATHAM sQuARE-Tx &C
psrormsDcss every day, in the at ernoon At and IN ,h
sssa The Ho@si Artists viii appear new an.
as Is .ns rom ns
y Of the best formed women II the world together vii
Jusrer buresque. comic and fancy with variety
Of criminal Y e Be 9ns at nj other :s:
She; boxes &c.; parquette. Iie; private boxes 81
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BALES BY AUCTION.

CORPORATION SALE OP REAL EsTArE-rHI
" Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund Of the City Of New
York will oner tor eale At public auction, Tuesday the
18th day Of March 1850 At noon At the Merchants Exchange
In the city Of New York six hundred and fery four lots Of
Ground located ncipay in the upper Of the city
Tor particulars and Of sale. the
Evening Post Conmercial Advertiser, Express and Even
ing Mirror Lhographc Of said property may OBJ
tained at the Com ptrollsr's Once.
MARCH Is, 1850. of the sity Of New York.
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MUSICAL,


DIANOFORTE FOR SALE.-AN ELEGANT SIX AND
half octave instrument Of superior tone and
fnsh new perfect warranted The having no use
for will dispose Of IL at reduction Of twenty
from the original cost for cash. IL applied for within ten
Can be seen At % AbDg don Place.
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A MEXICAN MUSICAL FUND socIETY.-THE BOARD
IA Of Directors Of the above Society beg respectfully
notify their subscribers and the public general that Mrs
Frances Anne kembe has most kin dly consented read
Shakespeares Midsummer Nights Dream, with Mendels-
sohn nusc produced with the entire force
the Society assisted by the members Of the Philharmonic and
other Societies with chorus of Professional and Am
Lae the Astor Place Opera Houseon Thursday evening"
March 81 1880 Conductor Mr. Theodore Eesfeld Tickets
for Parquete and Boxes 81 each for Ampatheatre so cents
each reserved seats which be secured tina Box Once
OF the Opera House, 81 80 each.
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PUBLICATIONS.


CscorD VOLUME OF ooNsrocK's REPORTS THE
- Subscribers hsye made
this volume shs " issued om the prsss 10 prnt
snarged sftfon. vita
at.ts and tte Reports other States eir A.
rsrsemen being All csmpieted che dsIay viii very
With valve Of thu additional
ssrsnces Price 70 exceed sa bound 10 seia sATKs
COTIp q co 1A Fsasu street. and GOULD. nANKG n
GOULD. let STATE street. Albany.
U,BE oRKAT SPEECHES OF CALHOUN, wepsrsR
ara CLAY, the Slavery QuestioH jut pubiishss
an stitched IN has eever Prio,
sssnu s hundred Seward and Cass Speeches vii be
r-ast Monday stitched together Price eents NJ
Orders should he forwarded early TO tia puhlishers
sTRINGER TOWNSEND, 127 Broadway.
Two BIZ PUBLISHED ON TUssoAY-"cUBA AND
Il the Cutans" comprising Hstory Of ths Islsnt Of
Cuba is present socs political and domestic condition.
ava is relation 70 rpsiand ard The Crited States ny the
~ Letters Cuba" With and
err eensinpg mpor.sst statistics and RELY 70 ssnsr
eseo. on snnssstien. Trsnslstet from the spanish.
SAMUEL HULsTON. tp fssssu street
GRO. p. PUTNAM. if5 Brosdvsy
CoUIHrs TBRoUeH AN OPERA GLASS IN PANPa-
y form has been Iushes sns ne~ Tor sale As the
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WAssfrorov, March III, 1850.
Mr.. Seusd-ffee Soil Greeisy and Good North Care.
lima Hoar.
The speech Of Governor Seward 10. day has not dis
appointed anybody becssse svsry BODY expected jest
such ssreech DO believe II viii have any effect
In srret'ipg the movement for Q speedy compromise
OF the qusstion. The southern vhigs, however, are
ssrouly annoyed st the frequent visits Of Mr. Seward
TO the White House, and are suspicion. that he IL
erertipg msiisn Influence the sdministratiop.
Such, informed T. not the fsst the business Of
the enterprog Senator ct the Presidents being
fned 10 the little Offices In the state Of New York In
The dsw1butiou Of which u must be admitted he has
been lueky-extreney lucky. But his time po-
litiesl demsgorue " cut.
few vseks sso livery stable was consumed in ths.
city, involving the loss of t~enty seven horses The
nsxt evening IN the gathering dsrkpesr the bursios
ssessss 81 The noble saimals resemblsd the stii
suouldsfipg ffss o. deserted camp SO a is with the
nee toisrs o. Congress They are consumed apd Their
lie hopeless smorg the vrecss Of the desertad
or az Nr Webster fsoets osiy calls IT, the riculous
(. Whmd'' Which ASSUMES ~ re enact the viii Of
GOD. Thus w u that the dsmAxosues Of the hour
passsrsy' Ih.y houtish bri.f spsee. aud ere ecr.
tpmsd ey tpontsnecu- combustion Anti slavery M.
I'VE .Ameresrin, and nee coll hare thss ssomi.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
Answers 10 .Adrohscnenfs ~ Ma2 nusf Ne poet
ysd, they UfH mot b. taken fr~m ~ Past O6ee
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EUrERPEAN socIRrY.-THE FIFrY-FIRsT ANN

EUrERPEAN sOCIRTY.-THE FIFrY-FIRsT ANNI-
II versary Of this venerable Society held greeaby
Thursday March Apollo
Rooms ahordng more general satisaeon to its members
and friends than any Concert some sprshen;
be d.psnsso With; that spirit Of innovation had intruded
the juScious prevailed and the Of the
thy Of the Society fully sustained The Band
conducted in most efclent by valued member
with e.s aid than before employed
entited great last Overture
would have reflected credit orchestra of proon
ais lie Chalet by amateur, elected great applause
also the singing Of Miss De Luce by that
universal favor And honorary member H. c. Timm Esq
1.-Two Duets BY iesrs Bristow and Curtis dSr the piano
tuor BY nessrs Tim% Psll Boucher. PRISON, &C., vas
the we'll known Of Mr. James Prs
SON. Me- Leonard street. Both nstrume very
peror but the splendid Grand Piano surpassed anything
tia, has exhibited in this countryside sweetness Of
its power compass and the perfect harmony Of
its Chords the absence false echo and dscordsn
berson Impressed the audience that Pirss ms Pianos
the plus ultra Of all musical Instruments foreign
domestic. After the Concert Dancing introduced
unds. the excellent mansgement Of Stephen Hae ESQ., as
in quality and in great abundance. got in our old end
Akers best style The evening with rspdty
and the company unwilnsly made conscious of its
fight by schneder excellent Band playing Home Sweet
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niously psrishsd; and Mr.. Seward the PhilsAslvhis
rioters and Mr. Giddings numbered smong TIE po-
tioaly defunct II they rise sgAin Il must BE- b.
unforeseen resurrection II they sssn ths apostles
of willing ignoramusss It must b. BY some cot Of
pectsd Yepentancs The reaction has come upon them
and they are carried away. The ghost OF Mosgan the
egy Of the Peps and the stu smoking esresss ct the
wilmot are among the plodsd hunbugs Of past his
tory. The rsmsins-tbe sosttersd nsgmsnts Of the
tribes who vorshippsd these idols may now repair to
the Great Salt Lake, and BY rsdssmiAg indssty and
sanity life, may yet atone for thsr pest fsnsteisu
and stupidity The pronts Of history are the examples
Of experience. ,.u
There appeared, lately, In the New York Tssbsxs,
wonderful report Of free soil meeting In North Caro-
lima, with smashing editorial accompanying It,. We
authorized to say that the whole aRAir hoax
upon Horace gotten BY the students Of the unvsr
sty and that the names Of the oosrs Of the Meeting
belong to Of the Oldest nggsrs In the nsighbor
hood Our authority is one Of the most Distinguished
men OF North Carolina who that the natfesD OF
Greeley k only surpassed by his orsdulity In support
Of hi. peculiar notions hoax Is good and lsgti.ats
North Carolina University have pslmsd Oh upon the
Tribune one Of the very best hosxes Of the season
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