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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-03


MS tAtIERy LITER by PoRrRAITss Second
| series for sue ~ j. =, siee 81
y lsnow hye years since the.fifst series was re-
published in This cohntryi 1t met with a cordial
reception, and she beck soon was out of print We
pia,i n Sc tha fonfinraiioa Ar,ono az
,-si,s ,l,;oh
- - ''''9 oPt'1s efe 'llose o. E'
ersoh ana Longtelew. ne -bslongs TO the CARLYLE
school, and considers Mr. Emerson the finest intel
leet in America. His picture Of Mr. Longfsllow.
to,si aftarj6g. He a e,.l,es Macan1a,, ara pa
-, M -, 3. anu Ia
- - s 2 Ys2Nperiu' p0y' res
lpe Is the gfdndest poem OF le age, and written by
a man under age. If this be the feat Of the child,
what may beexpected of the grown mani From
= sarsas os vagy in,esss,;no na,,.ys .;,~ sc ;.
T,',s.I ~ =
soui''il' .'.e we OF rf9es'ran froslnes,
We extract the following eTIueisn of .Gilfllan,s
First Series; =
Crotchet = know (asy- more amusing books. not.
Iwiihslandlng, than his Gallery Of Literary Por.
rats which ought tofI'aya-r 1slr,l a senonf edi.
lion u
| IVeathsrf,g. And prol y nt,ia have done So
but for his aiirn glare and yaia shoyy.' Critjoe
who by the nature Of their craft have such nrxvsy
over second editions-ave peculiarly am TO he ~
| Tended with TOO much tinsel and fnerv, and 81
once deuounce as sn adVeniOfer The ftehntsnt WIN
appears in such guise Mr. Gillian has n cavalier
air and az Canibysss' vep oj dietion lile iileIo
to oonciats severe Judges. His penc6aai for amer.
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RksrEcT TO THE ILLusrRIoUs DEAn.--Min-
utesguns were fired yesterday from the Place
d'Afmes BY Major Galys Battalion Of ARTILLERY,
in honor tot the memory of John c. Calhoun.
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~ The. Gas Company have sentus, not a brief,
hut printed record Of thec case argued yesterday,
before the Supreme Court. Thedefence fs'that tie
substance i caused not BY the water from The Gas
Works, but because the bayou receives all The
dFainageOf the city. The deposition Of Mi Camp
bell cunieins an account Of the rranulactare Of.
the gas. We regret that want Of space prevents
is insertion in our columns. The application, Of,
science TO The useful arts, Is one of thennost inter-
ssting subjects which can engage the attention,
The experiments Of the lecturers table are very
bcauifr, but when on an extensive. scale, they at.
track attention from their usefulness.
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10. The Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Rail-
road Company are likely to have some trouble, and
to have the cost of their road materially increased
for right of way into Cincinnati and its neighbor.
hood. They are warmly opposed by the owners of
property there.
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~ CuFe Oi Oisease DS EleesrO-biOi0gy'- Mr..
FSkE respectfully nfoIms his friends and the public that Dr. c.
STEVENS, Of Buffalo, M popular and highly successful prge
cng Physician, will give his attention those requiring
cal services, OH MONDAYS and TUESDAYS, from 10
o'clock ia The forenoon for Gentlemen and TUESDAYS and
FRIDAYS for Ladies' The hour Arm0ry specla
admitted The charge examination and treatment Tor
each time The patient may be operated upon win 81 co.
visited at their residences, charge @ be m2l II
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GW" New Theory Ofihe Circulation of the Blood.
This viii be The subject Of Mt FIsKES Lecture THIS EVENING
At Armofy Hall The subject has excited considerable
other places and he win doubtless have good upon
pressntoecOOn Bis LADIES' Class will meet o'clock THIS
MORNING. and Class for Gentlemen formed To-
MORROW AFTERNOON. 20.
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The PARISH OF ST. MARY-The Banner pub
fishes the amount Of the sugar crop skipped from
Franklin toAports beside New Orleans. 1t is 1918
hogsheads of sugar and 1913 hogsheads of molasses
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10 So great is the ftros in New York to be-
come acquainted witheyen the smallest item con
necled with the murder of DR.. J arlman, that the
last Tribune comes to us with very sorry diagram
of the building wherein the said murder was COM
taittad
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10 man has been sent to the Penitentiary
from Hickman county, Kya for gambling. This is
said to be the first conviction under the new lawin
that State
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SENATOR -HousToN.-The Vicksburg Wing Of
the Both ult., says that Senator Houston left that
place two days before, for Washington City, on
the steamer Knoxville.
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az A Card.-Mr. JACOB BARKER begs leave to pre-,
his best thanks the Femen Newurans others
Of his fellow staying the ranges
with which his premises threatened this morning
merorious and successful sxerions IN diminishing the threatened
calamity, which lime appeared likely prove very destructive.
Tuesday, Auril 2, 1880, ans
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Or The steam mill Of Mr., Philip Kohler, near
Hanover, Pa, was destroyed by fire on the morn
ing of the 2lst ult, together with large quantity
of grain. Less 50 600
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ANorHEn NOTARY CAsE.--H. b. Kelly took
ont mandauaps.from the Filth District Court cal,
ling ON J. P. .Glly to give tip the records 6f his Of
fee, L appears that Mr. Kelly had been recently
appointed Notary, il the place Of Mr.. Gily; but
the letter gentleman exhibited commission dated
in isd6. As the Legislature has not provided any
Limitation to the Office, its term controlled by the
constitution alone, and under that the term = -four
years, and Judge Buchanan decided that the Gov.
eEnor had no night 20 remove Notary, but could
only aPpciat when the office became vacant BY
death, resignation or removal by law. Rule dis.
missed at plaintiff seost The case will be appealed
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BRlTIsH CoNsULATE-The London Gazette of
the sth inst. states tbatH Majesty has appointed
George Benyenuto Mathew, Esq, to be Consul at
Charleston, vtce Charles D. Wake, Esq
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/ sAD5ouRNNEsT OF THE SEooNn MUNIcRALTTY
CoUNcIL--T This body adjourned lastnight sine de
The nen meeting viii be on Gle 18th INST, when
Ire new Council viii meet for organizations !,
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90 Dreams are among tho great phenomena Of
to account for them satisfactorily. They are il
may be sand, shadows, but there cannot be
shadow without substance; they are either tie
images Of things which have passed, literally, ty--
plealiy or metaphofcally. They may be reflections
oil things, magni6ed. changed, disguised, but they
are pars Of our INFECTIOUS selves, and cannot Be
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="
The steamer Hermann didnot reach Cowes until
February Sth the delay was occasioned, it is said
by the bad Goals She left here on the 20tb January
The steamer City of Glasgow win sail from Glas-,
gov for New York on the Stho April
Letters from Madrid state that at no period has
the Spanish Government been more alarmed than
at the present moment, respecting the Island Of
Cuba,
Leave to bring bill into the House of Commons
to amend the national representation, by extending
the elective franchise b resident occupers houses
or lodges, for year rat ed to the poor and by en-
acting that votes shall be taken by ballot the du-
ration OF Parlaments limited to three years and
the proportion of the representatives made more
consistent with the amount Of population and prop
erty, was refused by a vote Of 242 to 90; as was
also the case with an application to introduce one
with respect to voting by ballot, by 176 to 121.
A resolution to reduce the warlike establish
| ments to the scale of 1885 was lost--272 to &c..
All the conservative candidates for Paris who
failed in obtaining the majority at the preliminary
/ ballot, have formally withdrawn, and have promised
to engage their friends to vote for Gen de Ia Hitte
Bodean and Foy. The Legitimists are much dis
appointed and dissatisfied the rejection of their
| own candidate.
| The menaces Of Prussia on the Swiss Canton-
l ments have been renewed; but as France and Aus
tria have interfered, nothing serious IS apprehended
Count Gyulai, Austrian Secretary at War has
resigned. His successor is not yet appointed.
Haynau has called out the National Guards O
such large towns as Presburg, to make up new
levy Of twenty Thousand men.
|, Large numbers of the Hungarian refugees are
eolecting on the frontiers Of Bosnia where they are
treated with great kindness blythe Turkish Vizier
Il The last arrival of the Pesfh Zeitung has FIVE
4 its columns filled with the sentences passed By
eourtsm1rtial upon the persons who have been com
promised in the late Hungarian revolution. All the
sentences of death have been commuted to terms Of
imprisonment in irons on the Notifications for pc
RODS Of twelve and sixteen years.
4. The close Of the Hungarian Revolution is to be
celebrated by religious service.
Kossuth and the other principal Hungarian refu-
i gees have. been removed from Shumla to Varna
and will at once proceed to Kulaya, in Asia Minor
Diplomatic relations not yet resumed between
Austria and Turkey Cabinet at the latter still re-
fuse to fix any period during which it will consent
toretain the refugees but the removal Of the latte
4 from Shumla is considered a great step toward,
the final arrangement of the dispute.
Letters from Vienna state that many of the Hun
garan refugees at Travnk, in Bosnia, have entered
the Turkish army.
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+ 10 The bill concerning the city Of Wheeling
and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, passed both
branches of the Virginia Legislature previous to
its adjournment 'r'
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Consolidation The Courier The Delta--ss Derre
ciation Of Property ~" High -pricei Lots ..
Eacts far sae People.
Ills good remedy for the dyspepsia 10 note the
singular and amusing manner in which the Delta
sometimes mixes up things We give, for The en-
sssiainment Of those who have been looking soaha,
paper for reliable information and arguments on the
question Of Consolidafi9n specimen from its col,
nuns Of Sunday morning, which we had over
ie5ke3. q copies an article from the Courier u,
lH7at II aIidalion, which contains this sen.
ssncs setsirs forth The evils of the present gov
efDnent:
This siaia ofttfss Is becoming worse and wore iron,
4ag 70 value OF real estate constantly deprecatins,
msuHg he ratio Of nearly il5 cr cent Ia len years
This arsicle is fully endofzed ia the following
siFong paragraph
y C0NsoAlDAT1oN I'VE copy INTO on coIuns to-day an
atce on this subject from the COURIER Of last evenhg We
not s % pessSe H. Il s clear Conn., ana orbe WI
present. IN the peculiarly succinct and yE0ous syle OF the
edzens, individually and coHecse Nv tom the coCsu,nS
Immediately following This strong endorse rnent Of
the CourisF's charge in regard 10 thsdepreclation
Of the price Of real estate We nd its truth directly
and Aatly conffadicied in The clear and interesting
statement Of facts which we eive'belosv:
ifaHFRicnD LoTs Nine lots, situated az the curne
81 Common and Cafondeei street. were sold yesTay IN d
These lots ave each iet n Md6 snd % ~ Is 9 se ~,
were uTcnase BY different individuals, sites the cree
The Delta thus Inadvertently answered its owr
aud The Courier arguments by statement o
taots" which We hops il will keep in mind in the
Future dacusaipn Of this question.
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. 10 Mrs Sarah A, Novel; has received official
notice of her appointment to the charge of the
Post-office in Chelsea, Mass.
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90 The steamer Richland, small boat, while
trying to make port during fog recently, at Louis
vile, struck rock on the falls, and was run ashore
and sunk.
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1y Deaths in st. Louis, during the week end
ing Monday, the 18th inst, were 40. Five years
and under IL
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G.s- The injury to the machinery in the Montour
rolling mills, by the late accident has been repaired
and tue works are again in oPsration.-P hilad,
Ledger
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10 The people of New Hampshire decided, at
the last election by very large majority, in favor
Of a revision Of the State Consultation
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RR- The Legislature of Virginia has parsed a
bill appfopriating Sl6 goo for the construction of
bridge across the Potomac al the Point of Rocks.
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15- The Legislature of Virginia has adjourned,
after having passed about 1925 acts and number
of resolutions.
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ns- A very heavy California mail was received
at the ST. Louis post-office, on the 9th ult, from
New Orleans.
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Gy- The house of w. Russell, in Scott county.
KY, was robbed on the night Of the 23d ult. o
S270O
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90 The Ohio State Journal says that the Sem
ate Of Ohio passed 1875 bills on the forenoon of the
goth ut
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~ The Heron Family have gone from St
Louis to Nashville
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The WEATHER.--Aprll showers stu visit IN
granting us but a peep Of the blue sky, and be.
slowing copious IbaionsN upon nlotter earth. Yes
tsrday peIting sto,na ushered IN the day, bright
sunshine succeeded aud dried the streets Luf ere
the genial change could be appreciated b, our mer.
chants, another mimic deluse flooded Che thorough.
iares, and retained possession until the afternoon.
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CoPENHAGAN, Feb Is.
Dr.. Pierre Andre Munich, Professor al the Uni.
vefsity Of Christina, who is now at Copenhagen,
has just presented TO the Society Of Northern Arch
Geology, Of tlat city, an extremely curious manu-.
script, which he has discovered, and which he oh.
tlned during his voyage in 1919 to the Orkney
Isles. Tts manuscript, in state of excellent pre-
Gsrvaion, and judging from the forms of the letters
to he referred TO the tenth, or perhaps even the
Lain ansul ge, on the history of Norway, stating
SINE important facts, heretofore entirely unknown,
winch illustrate the obscure ages, which, in Nor.
way, preceded tbs Introduction of Christianity.
Society several fac smiles of Runic inscriptions,
which be discovered in the Orkney Isles, and in
tsis North OF Scotland.
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10 Twenty steamboats, arrived at ST. Louis on
the Doth ut.
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ASH SILK GOODS EsTABLIsHMENT
NO. ~ MAGAZINE STREET.
hot1s md rafg
Spring - Summer Clothing

THOMPSON d. NIXON, 10 Camp ST.
to Have received, per steamship Falcon and previous
arrivals, full supply of FASHIONABLE CLOTH
ING, manufactured expressly for Retail, TO which
they respectfully invite the attention OF purchasers Their
Stock comprises:
DRESS CoATS-Of Cashmere Cloth and French Drap
d'Ete;
FRoCK CoATs-of Gashmere Cloth, and black and
olive Drap d'Ete;
FANCY CoATS-Of drab and mixed Cashmerette,
Britannia Cloth. Drap d'Ete, black and Drab MernO.
and Alpaea
SAC FROCKs-Of drab Cashmeretie, Drap Etc. drab
and black Merino, Britannia Cloth and Alpaca;
black and fancy s. NJ. DOeskn, drap
d'Ete, Drap Rationale, white ard figured Drilling,
Check Linen, etc.
vEsTs-of black and figured Silk. Buff, white and fig
ured Marseilles;
LINEN and COTTON sHIRTs-Of all the latest styles;
CRAVATS-of Silk, Satin and Cambria Muslin;
GLoVES-Of Silk, Linen, Lise, Berlin and Cotton;
UNDERSHIRTS-Of Gauze, Merino and Cotton;
DRAWERS-Of Linen and Cotton, French Wristbands
and laced backs -r
HALE HOSE-Of SIX, and white, brown and striped
Cotton; .~
POCKET HANDKERCHIEFs-of Silk, and white and
bordered Cambria;
SUSPENDERS-0f Linen and white and figured Silk;
UMBRELLAS; Dressing Gowns, etc. etc.
THOMPSON & NIXON, 19 Camp street,
- mills 2dpf opposite Hewletts
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Auction saIes wis Dax.

SYKES HYDE & Co. will SELL at haEpast 10 O'clock at "a
and % Cuomhouse street-Boos, Shoes, Brogans, etc.
Died;
On "Wednesday morning, l O'Clock, Of Cholera, Ms
BRIDGET MoNALLY.
Hz The Funeral will place her residence
betseen Common and Graver THIS DAY. O'Clock,
which hour the friends Of the family requested attend without
further notice.
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Fish and Fishing.
GUION,

Corner of st. Charles and Canal streets,
Has band and finest Of FISHING
TACKLE be found in his The stock remarkably complete
in every department. and oomprses-
Superior Fhg Rods Guns of superior make aid hnh
wood Hickory, Bamboo. Gdn and Covers
mounted. IN Silver, German sL Colts Pistols
and BTass~ -s. ALIENS SefcockinE Pistols
Limerick Hooks Hinged Flttted Genuine OFbgers Pistols.
rapered AIs 5nooded, inl Powder Faks and Horns
Gimp end Gut Do. Magazines
The Patent Spring Fish Hooks Shot Pouches and Belts
Extra Tips for Rods OF all sizes. Game Bags. . 50
Fine Balanced Reels Of GermanI Cleaning Rods
Silver and Brass. Nipple WTenchos and Ceaners
Eight pded Silk Lines WESLEY Richards Walkers Eyb
silk GaEs and Hemp Lines oil ind G. d. best qualities Percus
the finest quaity. sion Caps
8 Ia Worm Gut lCut and Felt Weds.
Floats oil and styles. Dog Collars Chains and Whistles
Artificial Bait Of every description Pistol Belts.
Leads OF all patterns Bowie aud Hunting Knives
Bait tjoxes Baskets and kettles Glunet Riding Gloves
Landing Vet Fishing do liquor Flasks.
Fishing Books and Boxes tDrnking Cups, etc ec',
Dsgorgers, Swye Batting Nee Rogera Woslenhoers ana
dies, etc etc. Crooks Fine Cnbry.
rs The GUION ROD, particularly adapted Southern and
Fishing generally worthy Of careful inspection
with John Conroy Of EewYok the celebrity
whose articles exclusive sale of al BrtcEes
Of his those articles viii hereafter be sold manuac-
ttrers' NewYork prices, at e&UION'S,
..s FANCY AND FURNISHING STORE,
mh30 I'm Corner Of 81. Charles and Canal SITS.
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e1Actpnsa VknfErrns. - The Sesioas Family - d.
essslsssnsui--e Ite PrsstS Gid. Of stfbsrs.r
AMnnloAs TnsaFas. : THE VIE sAsschss in
1ntoar lsaszs--F.zfiss,lIp.,s Fs,p.,s,n.s,.,.
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Washington Fire 90. No. ao,
Irad Ferrv Fire Co,

~ ,gg- Members requested to attend Regular
~ 10y Monthly Meeting on WEDNESD %Y EVENING,
3, at O'Clock LEONY, Secretary,
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10 Deaths in the city of Nsw York for the weel
ending 23d ult, 274 Of consumption, ii.
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nc The Ofiicers and Members are requested TO
y attend he Regular Monthly Meeting on THURS
DAY EVENING, April 1, at halfpast 6 o'clock.
- ap3 VIM, Z. TOMPKINS, Secretary.
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LECTURES AT TUE LneEuM.-The subject Of
Prof Garland's lectnre this evening will be Tie
distribution Of Temperature throughout the ocean
Ia the discussion Of this snbect the learned lee
tufer win explain the catses of the extraordinary
winds, currents, streams, etc, which ace known I'd
nHyigators. ALI ihase who rssek rational snios
nlent and inprosement should. Attend. go.
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11- Our thanks are due 20 The scsamers Josiah
Lawrence and Columbus for very late St Louis
papers
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waDNEspAy s.onNIne.. lrall.. 3 ESQ
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Arrivals at me Prinoipal HOteIs... adj

-
ST. CHARLEg--Wm KinRhussell Liverpool A C Whit.
low GnsooVy: Humnhrv MIdmay and servant, England;
Alex Osburn r H Hardin Phla J Brussels Stockholm
Dr. Hodge and lady, Mis- Benfed, Miss Hodge, La; l. NJ
OGDEN Mobile: Jaa M Lea CHM p L Cox, par Assums-
sion Geo Johnston Louisville SAM l. lsett and lady Miss
Al d Iseit. Batna Romeo : - +
VrR4Nns-Gss II H;tchson Mabje. Robert Turner Va
e d Morss al i1nis. W1o NJ Warbinr M o: l. "A Pratt
lndv and ehii II ii V,bbant Ration Ronre Miss Crax
fori Nilwankia VS. Il T. Iecv ViDcRester Va Mr II
Moore and niece W II Vviiison Iobn McC;eroack Tenn
v Winder, SamI A Aionre Adoph Williams ID r Pugh
George "A Pike La. Gil tyobb j H Meryyice XVI VIM
Wright WoOdyile Miss O''' - "
H., $500, + Z - : r, mn. M ru.
q M Mo- I I GsWs view orAi oeuie' M iuiey
~ y 4i 'iVo'e' ooaal
- g, 80 =. =, = -
= % OF -E,s. meetings. This Evening"
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s.uslesit = nsets 70 desonbe the power OF ,sis-e
sualee y atrle one aud veal scnowledge the erci nr
aaced BY melody. whetier wlpes 10 Che heart the low
nfesbings The lutte. or dsghns tc senses win con-
cord OF sweet sounds Fhe home circle Is The tsur sphere ii
wh'sh music hath chara md egs i invests with sootli
og mnuenee each rugged thought shat rises above the pleas
ans Ene 70 lar upon tie ieein 70 Of the hour The str,.
ens q oefn days Il the Piaae whose tones have become
a household wors aud whoe prssepce Den drives
way care With loving force when he keysare touche BY The
nAaa Of woman The Piano no Iapsea laxasy % be en-
loSea by Inc wealthy It y beard in the cottage and IN the
paace-ln nairow ianesond broad of
Sanp street, one Of to who benefits the million BY ea
ny 'crth tine specimens ohs besatifl insiluaeni His
~ AnoNh eslabilsnenf c9iainsa vases OF Pianos from
make an epecis note Of his hand r., M
y our fa'r READERS future time Ia the mean
= Z 70 more than iput say that call This Nusie
y enable ore 20 view in variety these fav5nte
1'eo'' o. te parcr and eonpsAions for leisure hour
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Discovery OF CURIOUS MANUscRIpT.-Th
Tribune translates from the Joarnaldes Debats, a
letter dated
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II We would refer dealers to The advertisement 81 g. Un
sfia, a Common sneet- His large stock and extensive
business opnnsctoss enable him 70 execute order, 10 The sals
s'ess u ~ Eho mag ds.l viii hin. :
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NvNFuI'tsNtAhY BENEFlF' no Mas srANLly. "A
the purpose Of aiding the widow Of de sae sa ao'
10 his many friends feel eernn that no sppea n
sry On an occasion like this ard the seaeuns
e 1ereayed always manifested by oar isaan hearted ei
- nsss az ample held iorils dispey nubsg OF taleud
aristeshave volunteered their aid and the pvorrsme
succession Of novelties that should draw crpwded bou-
without reference to the object Of the evenings epeni
enls. Fhc fascinating Mrs. Smart and Mesames Isnsr
ana Fisher from the Hislsionc Association and the capng
Misses Hay tnond from the st. Charlie, ysif appear
We uust thar The receipts the most sansuine
expectations OF the kind friends Of the beneficiary.
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