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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25


~ AZ Meeting Of the undersigned WhIg
voters OF tho Nineteenth Ward, eosyersa At
Beakys Hote to take into consideration the resa Of an
tempto OIL the vacancies In the several whS corumis.
tees OF said Ward, pursusns call Of the WHY General
Committee, the following preamble and resolutions wore
adopted,
Hhersd, Al meeting called At the Hotel OF ne Wash
mRon Drove fbrd 10 elect By ballot persons "a The va
eanees 10 the several Wing Committees Of TIE N1seents
Nsrc, oecasioned By he division Of the Twelfth Wkd he
polls were surrounded BY persons from other Wsds . ks
exclusion OF resdens Of the Nineteenth Ward who slore
were enuued 10 vote; nd content with thus obsrsc
mg hose who assembled elect their repres.s~
dives, finally made rush for the ballotbpx and were So
ces'ai IN isAng possession thereof and carrying swsy
10 some place ulkpown-tcereOre
Reached Ths the election nutfed By reason of In
ucers from adjacent Wards and their successful efforts 10
5ferk Up the election
ResOired That csprecste the co1rss our ne,ghbors
fcm other Wards have 81 10 pursue ~ tspdug h,
create dissheeton smorg Inc Wings ofthe Wud
hfroirsd That we deem ourselves competent 10 MANAGE
our ow ahsirs without ASSISTANCE and diclaion fro aav
mi. crested persons from other Wards
hesctred That Il opinion that the only yyav f.ir
preston Of The Whigs Of tho Nineleenh War rs- bs
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SCHOOLS.
PROFESSOR Won HEERINoENs
MUSICAL, CONSERUA TORY

FhUFESSOK FUN HEEKINUENS
MUSICAL OBSERVATORY,
20 Broadway opposite City bathrooms II and H. 81 foor
"A FREE SCHOOL for instruction In Piano, Guitar.
- Harp, Violin and Vocal Music. Instruction given IN
NE OLD OF new system Of notation, BOTH the pleasure
Of me pupil Terms In classes per month only for
OF Instruments private Lessons S5 per quarter OF a les
Ions AZ me Conservatory; do. do $50 per quarter resi-
eonoes. myl4 isu
PRIVATE INsTRUCTION.-A GENTLEMAN
- OF extensive aequremenis. who 10 a graduate of a
Colege experienced as teacher and can bring tho bgh-
esrecommendauonaf from proesso aud olhe would ike
Y. NJ. w. Tribune Office nv5i siss
EOVERNEss.-Am middle aged lady with satisaetory
~ reference ard many years experience IN tearhinr ma
English wlshes 20 obtain situation insirctres IN
private family Noobecion to the country or 10 travelling
Address M. 4. $40 Broadway. my2t 3tisss'
A YOUNG LADY Of respectable family 10 anxious
"A TO obtain employment as English teacher In school or
family or 10 copy manuscript Would assist generally in
family as companion. Address Miss T. Tribune Office lie
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q. PA. GRATACAP.

UfHOLoIEdx, PAPER HANGlN6,
WINDOW SHADE AND BEDDING WAREHOUSE,
O22 BROADWAY, opposite the PARK Fountain, New
Soc YORK.. myl7 lmis-
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.--Tbe under.
1FEsgned, sole agents In NewYork for the celsbfeed
Russell Robinson brand Of Toba are row receiving
eeh supplies OF that choice article aso, OF Grant Ne
Der, Coleman Worihan, James Thomas Jr, Dill & Mol.
chehey samuel g. Myers Co, James Fisher, Gently
Hoys'er, young BurwenI Moss, Esmerada pgund
umps and all grsdes pounds half pounds ST. g. add 100,
In packages Of various sizes direct from ctarers
In Virginia PATTEsON & D0RTlC,
ny25 3tso1s i0i Frosts.
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lIarkets....ALRASY, Nav

The following viii exhibit the amount OF the re-
eeipu II lis port BY Canal since yesterday 5000 bis
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We the unerss neJ Inspectors othe primary ectos held the
Nueireuih Ward thursday Evenng Nay -, 1850 DO hereby
~ that interrupted and prsv-ntet % recevg the
fr Mhss q .aa Ward - Of rode ssd also that ,y
torc took the ballot box from ant consequently reader
for the md large number Of the above per
were known as residents q other Wanis
myqs IT. SAMUEL NJ cox. in'PeetO'A
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Father Mathew at New.Orleans, &c.

DNLIIMVkhi FIroay, May u
The Southern Mail has arrived through.
great public meeting took place at New.Or.
leans, and recommended the Councils OF the three
Municipalities to appropriate funds sufficient to de-
fray the expenses Tor a suitable testimonial to
Father Mathew.
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By the secretary ofthe Trensurx

WARRINGTON, Friday, May "a
The Secretary Of the Treasury has appointed
James Madison Cuts, to the Chief Cerkship in the
second. Controllers Office, in place of DR.. Broad
head who has been reduced TO the position OfsubOr-
dinate Clerk in the same place.
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WOOL, TWJNE, NAILS &c-30oO0 pounds Of
w Twne suitable for fleece tying: 100 bales Coton
sehe 2e5 wrapping do; 10 London and Brdpor Seine
Tvine assorted sizes; so do Shoe Thread various q7s
ties 5000 casks Cut Nails rads and Spikes 2CO0 pounds
first quality Gnling Irvine. and thread For sale by
my25 IT ZEBRA Il CUNNING, 1o6 Pesr-st
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~ Myer MasfeB, 81 Wsll-st has been appointed
OF Deeds for the State OF Pennsyvsnis by
Gov. Johnston mv25 IT,
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n2lais
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BALTINoRE, Friday, May %
BY the arrival Of the Guadalquiver from Cuba
additional particulars have been received. Itwas
expected that no revolt would take place on the
Island. The news, however, has come "too late
The Locos have grand mass meeting tonight.
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waAxes NRW-YOHk AND GREEN
n a WOOD LINE OF STAGES -Persons
&E9@E-Nzs wishing TO visit Greenwood Cemetery,
by taxing any Of the South Ferry Stages IN NewfoIA sno
crossing The HsnilI0n.svenre Ferry, foot or WneneIS
vii find Stages slweys ready 10 convey thetn 70
wood by The shortest and meet pleasant route Frs 10Y
eca Imyl7 lui.s- CARLOS CAiNE w.
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BROADWAY BANK NEw-YeRK MAY IS 1850.
THE Annual ELECTION for Directors Of his
Bank and for Inspectors for the succeeding Eec
ton will be held at the Banking Houss Tuesdsy, ne
1llh day Of June next The Pill will be opened a. IL
O'clock M snd close st u PM By order,
my25 I'LL IL EvERITr Cashier
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II Afh LAWRENCE.
SPor Ems Con LrvEs On CANDY Is made ana sold By
he proprietor no BoWery, ard By Druggists generally
throughout be Ulisd STATES Price 3 cents per package.
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WARNOCKs HATS.

1Aa Mann Al near Snr
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I'eremptOry Sale of


IA w Ill be sold at public auction TUESDAY, tie
1.T ~ 26h aQy Of March current at the dwelling ho
sLAon the premises lately occupied by Widow HANNAH
MooREnow deceased the following Real Estate, wit That
most desirable FARM, of about so ofexceent Tage
Moving, Pasture and Wood land, all in prime ORDER well
wateed and fenced with good Stone Walls with valuable
OrcaTd good and convenient Buildings, consisting Of
story Dwelling House, of suitable size well built nearly new
large Barn. &C. all in good repair the house and being
both supplied with excellent Water by Aqueduc This
estate egby located only about miles norlhery of the
Conr House. near the road leading from Worcester
10 west Boyisto Lancaster, &c, and the Nashua X.
r. aEdn point OF location, quality ofso conveniences
Possesses many and superior advantages and part of
the Col. George Moore Estate.
Also, On the premises, the MAIDEN HILL PASTURE.
containing about 26 acres part of which is heavily
ca; Aiso on the premises, the MAIDEN HILL WOOD
OI containing about 26 acres, covered with
thrifty growth of Wood and will be sold in lots
chasers The last mentioned lots situate about miles
from Worcester, partly in Holden and partly in West
Boylston.
lie safe VIII be pcsitive-no whatever-and
aoJouhment on account OF the weather Terms liberal
sale to commenced at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
IT forluriher particulars enquire ofTMoTHY p MOORE
on the premises 7rst mentioned OLIVER LOWELL Holden
or OF the subscriber, No ii, Myrtle Street Worcester
ALNAN T. BURGESS.
w G. p. BANCROFT, duct.
worcester Mafch b. 1870. WET deopts
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Five DOEGap.s Reward

WILL be given any person who may give such inorna-
w ton may lead to the detection Of the person per-
who took COTTAGE BEDSTEAD from the door of
subscriber tho evening of Tuesday, the 18th inst be-
tween the hour Of and O'Clock. II taken without
stats side pieces both of which will be necessary to the
of the Bedsead Any person who has been called upon
make such pieces persons carrying of Bedstead
that evening by leaving such information at the Furniture
Ware Rooms, No 57 Main Street. il will be very accep-
tSbo TO IT, A. HOLMES.
Worcester March e. dtf
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ToWmsemd Eemale Sem,innrv.

fI'HE Summer Term will commence WedneSddy, 4pri
tenth, and close the last "Wednesday in JULY The nat
rons of this institution will be glad to learn that MISS
DODGE has far recovered her health as to be able to re-
sumo her place as principal. Board, including washing
lights and fuel $l,75 per week. Railroad communication
direct For particulars, Catalogue-drect to WEST
TOWNSEND +. .. SlLAS BRUCE, Sec'ry.
west townsend. March IL. d2w
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GA;NrEEL DWELLING HOUSE
no he sold ERR .iE9ecTiOaa.

la IN THURSDAY, March 2sh, at IL O'Clock A. NJ
r,:G ~ on the premises, will be sold the DWELLING
t1A@HOUSE, pleasantly situated STATE STREET re-
Gently built and occupied by Mr. WILLIAM C. BARBOUR
me Lot is large containing about 12OOO feet and filed
Win choice tt Trees and and beautiful Shnbberv
10 'hose VINO Know the premises it would be superfu0us
20 say word Perhaps il is much to saw that
Dettcr ana more convenient house be found in Wor
cester Inc Rooms are large and well arranged for conve
hence and comfort and finished throughout with that neat
ness and taste for which the builder Capt Edward Lamb
Is so justly celebrated The door trimmings are of the best
silver plate, and the walls of hard finish with five coats of
the best quality OF paint The Cellar size of the house
aud deep with heavy granite walls divided into several
convenient apartments by brick partitions and paved in the
best possible manner Throughout The location is pleasant
ana he mouse OF modern architecture with all improve
ehs Of The age, and aiordng from the Observatory fine
view oil the city and its suburbs rendering without excep-
o one OF the most desirable residences be found
IN Worcester elsewhere.
The House will be open On the morning of sale Iyben all
VINO wish can examine the same.
Further Information can be had by calling upon Mr. Sum-
ner Goss OF Mibury, Capt. Edward Lamb, MIR William c.
Barbour, or Gee. Bowen Esq of Worcester.
should any from abroad wish see the house before
me SALE they can do so by calling upon Barbour or Mr.
Bowen. = -
% Also, one of the hest and most eligible BUILDING
LOTS in the City of Worcester adjoining the above and
pleasantly situated on the of State and Harvard SITS
containing about l5.0O0 feet.
Terms liberal and sale positive and postponement on
account of weather.
CHARLES p. BANCROFT, Auctioneer
Worcester, March ~, 1850. dwists
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Household Furniture at Auction
Will be sold at Public Auction,


On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, March 18th,
commencing at II oclockA
At Mr. Geo. LoueI'S, No. TrualbtW Street,
The entire Furniture contained in said House, consisting
All-WOol Carpets, Feather Beds,
Mattresses Bed Clothing Bedsteads, one superior SOFA
elegant CARD TABLE, uAIR-CLOTH CHAIRS,
Mahogany Work Table, Oil Cloth Carpetng
superior Secretary, Refrigerator, Looking Glasses,
one day Brass Clock, good Cooking Stove Parlor
Stoves, Cane and Wood Seat Chairs, Bureaus
Dining Tables, Two Of Crookery Wash Stands Dress.
ing Tables, Window Curtains with a general
assortment of Kitchen Furniture.
March 26. DIT S. w. SELBY & CO, Auct's
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Worcester. Marble Ward.

FORMERLY occupied by b. II. KENNEY, is now sue.
ceeded by j. HEERAN where he offers for sale large
assortment Of FOREIGN AND AMERICAN MARBLE.
Monuments, Gravestones, TOmbs, &C.
Those wishing to purchase any of the above, will find II
to their advantage To call at my shop
the american Temperance House, Main Street.
~ b. All orders gratefully received and promptly attend
Burying ground to that his work is well set up.
March IL. dw3m JOHN HEERAN.
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CARPETS,
AND
FURNISHING GOODS,


OUR Spring orders of Carpets have nearly all come
W hand and comprise Of the handsomcst patterns
we have ever offered The assortment consists of
Rich Tapestry,
Super thread English Brussels,
Imperial Three Ply,
Super English Kidderminster,
Extra Super and Medium Ingram.
a, 5, and Ga Canton Mating
Sheet OIL CLOTHS, from 3 to is feet wide
1914 II 1874 ard 1874 Lancaster, AlendaIe ard Impe-
rial QUILTS and COUNTERPANES, for sale at retail,
at the lowest wholesale prices.
Curtain and Upholstery Goods, consisting
of Rich Damask, in Blue, Buff Cold Crimson, and other
colors; Turkey Red CottonS Muslin and Lace Enbroider-
ed Curtains in rich designs; Oil Colors Printed and Plain
Cotton and Linen Curtains Curtain Fixtures Weighted
Tassels Curtain Bands and Pins, CIT Conice etc.
TABLE LINENS-A capital assortment of Satin
and sesia Damask Table Cloths from GA l64. Table
Danas by the yard ola superior make and very durable
Bro,cn Linen Damasks; and superior Brown
Damask TABLE COHERS, all sizes and qualities.
BrowH.and Bleachcd Damask NAPKINS and DOYLIEs,
various sizes and qualities.
Embossed ard Rich Printed Wooden TABLE COVERS
in great variety Plaid, Turkey Red and Toilette Table
Coverings.
~ Birds Eye DIAPERS, Russia and Scotch DIAPERS
CRASHES, etc etc.
Bleached and Brown Sheetings, of every desirable
make from 81 to yards wide. Tckings, Burlaps,
Pure Live Geese Feathers.
We offer a superior quality of Feathers put up by
Selves which therefore warrant entirely unadulter-
ated and in every respect strictly prime article. n The
money refunded in all where they do give the pur
chaser entire satisfaction.
n. B. We employ a neat and tasteful UPHoL-
sTERE and put down Carpets hang Drapery Cur
tains do any other business in this line, i'll the best
ner, reasonable prices
HENRY II. CHAMBERLAIN g. co.
Mar III 20. DIV
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Stone quarry at .RMcfjO2s.

M ILL be sold at Auction TUESDAY, the Second dnp
w Of ii rH at ten O'Clock A. NJ, the premises thai
valuable Stone Quarry known the WORCESTER
SOUTH LEDGE, situated about two miles from the CITY
Hall This Quarry is of the BEST and easier of access
than any other in this vicinity it lies upon the height of
ld and very large body Of the above surface
ready TO be blocked by the quarer without the usual
labor OF removing the soil Although have been quar-
ried from this Ledge than half century, yet he APP
known depth.
There ready market for this granite Worcester and
VICINITY and TO any one wishing TO engage in this business
II presents u rare opportunity.
Also, at the same time and place. will be sold lot of
Underpnning and Junck ST0NE frst-rae DERRICK
Tor hosting stone ! BLACKSMITH SHOP Bellows, &c.
Terms made known at the time and place of sale For
further particulars inquire of J. l.. WOODWARD
Miibury, March 10, 1850. dwaw
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Cyas1s be EseNE I!

THE subscriber would say his old friends in this City
and vicinity that he has taken the well known Daguer
reotype Rooms, No. l42 MAIN STREET WORCESTER, two
doors north of b. H. Harden & Co.'s Store, where pre-
pared to take AS GOOD PICTURES, and as Cheap,
be taken in this any other city, and them in Cases,
Lockcts Pins aud Rings pains will be spared in giving
satisfaction Ladies and Gentlemen invited to call and
examine specimens before sitting elsewhere.
March %. DIFF J. X. BUNDY.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
pY License Of Court will be sold public auction on the
~ premises in Worcester Wednesday, the Goth day OF
March next at O'Clock in the afternoon following Real
Estate, to LOT OF LAND containing about 5000
square feet with BARN thereon situate the corner OF
Chandler and Spruce Streets in Worcester being the
Estate whereof Geo G. Dresser now deceased died
seized For further particulars inquire of the subscriberE
T1LLEY RAYMOND, Admir-.
Worcester, Feb IL, 1850.
The above sale stands Adjourned to
Wednesday, the Sd day Of .fpril nert, at 10 clock
A. NJ, on the premises.
Also, at the same time and place, will be sold above
MORTGAGE the adjoining Lot given by Rufus Hastings
to Geo G. Dresser to the payment of about dol
lars the particulars Of which will be made known at the
sale. TILLEY RAYMOND, Admir-
S. w. SELBY & CO.. Anctrs
Worcester, March 90, 1850. M2fdet
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M. s. MOORE,

" daily receiving large supplies Of
TRENCH ROADCLOTHS, DOESKlN5, CASSIMERES,
Il Testings, Furnishig Goods, &C. &c. The above will
be sold at wholesale retail made up in the best posi-
Bile manner at No. 2l3 MAIN STREET.
Mnrch 81 DIFF under u. =. Hotel.
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TO RENT,

TIVE whole Of the SECOND STORY over the New York
Il Store, the American Tempe fance House. In.
guie Of L. l.. ARCHER, or o. F. sTEDBNs, ut the New
York Store. n26dtf
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Si'lAtebA1fo I,A4NOIAOf l. AucuO
Worcester, March IL, 1850. d
Farm for Sale or to Let,

Farm for Sale or to Let,
LII CITUhTED in Shrewsbury, Il miles west of the
1: - centre, and miles from Worcester, containing so
LIE acres of good Land, with many valuable fruit trees
thereon also good buildings good repair For further in
formation inquire of d. NoURSE near the premises.
shrewsbury, March y. dwtf
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FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE

S-a yIrilAT beautiful sttaie In lE,cssrER, known a.
GnM MOUNT PLEASANT" IL consists of about
!cEN Fiuy acies Of choice Lind, aud fine House every
way 1ted Tor nlnil, fixture, with lue expense
could b. admirably ndnp',d ", droTaihc establishs
men For terms inquire this ohlce the suhscris
Der at the Central FaLk Nm. DICKINSON.
Worcester. lee 10.
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WANTED,

A YOUNG MAN in JewelTy Store. One who has had
n some experience in Watch Work, and would like to
make himself usel his employer, for a reasonable com
pensaton hear of opportunity by addressing Box
236 Worcester Post Office. DIT March 49,
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HsOOeS-HS cots.
= Worcester, March %.
no the ladies.
Rich Scotch Mourning De LANES,

ND Small Check MOURNING GlNGHAMS cNtr0 Tine
"A large quantity Of the above Goods received this day
very handsome and low prices.
Feb 2s dstf HALL & THOMPSON
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To be LET.
House for Sale .

asa \ NEW and thorough built two story HOUSE.
IY containing ID rooms, well finished in the most
modern style, conveniently arranged, an excellent
Gated on an emnence, within three minutes walk of the
fost oce commanding delightful prospect of the city
ana surrounding country-presentng opportunity rarely
found Tor those wishing to purchase Terms liberal In
qulre at BROWNS Real Estate Agency Office. No
CENTRAL EXCHANGE. d6twtf March Of
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Vis5fcs and SlamaiHias,

M T. are now manufacturing from our NEW YORK ant
w PARIS PATTERNS, splendid assortment OF SACKS
VIsITEs and MANrILLs of the best materials and work
manshlp and trimed in the latest style.
March 20. DIV HENRY ~ CHAMBERLAIN q co.
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For Sale.
FOR SALE.

IA A GENTEEL COTTAGE on Spruce Street. con
kaiS "A tanning rooms, conveniently arranged for a
IEs% small family. Inquire at Thompson's Shoe Store OF
March G. DIV r. EATON.
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HnIiSe fnr &nIe.

IA A NEW and convenient Dwelling House on South
@ ~ bridge Street For particulars inquire Of the sub
4"',l scriber WILLIAM L. THROOP.
Jan so. DIFF
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FOR SALE.

- HE HOUSE and LOT at No Washington
e. Square. For further information, inquire at the
Aaaaaas PREMISES. dtf March Is.
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SITUATED on Pleasant Street Apply to
- March z. dtf T.. e. ABBOT
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Dwelling House for Sale.

"a ". II m CheTry Valley, Leicester, -four miles
@and about ofLand well stocked with various
kinds oil iruit The above offers chance for person
wishing to engage in the buchering business sbscr
Der has all the implements and convenences for carving on
The above business which he will sell with or without
the premises The above premises Npuld be good Local
ton for boot and shoe manufacturer For further partic-
ulaTs, nquire of the subscriber the premises
March 22. d6tw4t UITCU RR0UN
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The Erougham Complimentary Benefit.

Last night very brilliant audience crowded the
theatre at Nblos Garden TO honor Mr. John Brou
the clever dramatis pleasing actor aud popular gentle
man. Every seat filed and very great enthusiasm
was excited by the performances and the occasion.
Though the committee found it impossible to await
themselves OF the distinguished services of all out
ist OF forty persons who volunteered their profess
sonal services, yet the entertainment went of with
great spirit Mr.. Brougham' own drama, "Tempta-
tion,i was first perform ed and commanded much ap
plauss throughout and it must indicate no sparage-
ment of others when state that Miss Kate Horn
and Miss Barton, together with ths personations Of
Meaers Lynne and Nckinson. gave great satisfaction
MIR. Lynpe's was an admirable performance. Mr..
Biougham called for. and made a neat speech,
suited to the occason at the close of the drama whc
was enthusiastically received The interlude intro
duced several exec llent perormaucesthc dancing OF
Mad'Ue BlaDpy, the violin solo OF Mr. Joseph Burke,
the song Of Mr Leach. the national soug OF Mr. Jones
MIR Richard Hofman's pianoforte fanta a. Miss Mary
Tnylors and the twice encored song OF Mrs g. H.
iiorn which was ascipatingly executed The dancing
of Madlle Sylyestre was also applauded
After this magnificent service OF plate, consisting
Of two massive silver pitchers. two cups. and silver
salvcr Of large din cnaons the latter OF which
the contribution Of poor Californian presented
to MIR. Brouehbm the stage in the presence Of
large circle Of friends Colonel st-bbns Mr.
Eioughnm behalf Of the committee. in very
teous and bandsone manner to which Mr.. Brouy Cham
replied Ia his usual felicity of thought Naval En-
gBge hts concluded the brilliant scene, Nc and
Mrs Gilbert. those admirable performers Mr.. ,Tney
Nilliams. the warm hearted clever Irish come
dian. and Mr.. john Lester. the popular com medit u
With Niss &. Weulyss. forming the chief attraction
The whole affair went Of with great spirit: and gave
the highest satsiaction. though last, not least.
shouid state tia. Mr and Mrs Kroughams perform
spcfs In .e frst play were of very excellent char
J scter.