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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-30
MUSIC.

MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRU UIENTS
W subscr bers would respectfully request your saaz
attention to their large and extensive stock of Ma.
sI1 and Musical Merchandise of every descTipon rb
and also TO their well selected OF Piano f
Fortas from the fac of the frs. makers in the 2t7
In ed STATES and Europe.
Strings for Violin, Guitar. Harp Violincelo Double Rass
ETC.. Guitar Pms, Pegs, Screws. etc. '
ELonI Eutes "a tars Accordions, Brass instruments
Tor Bands, TambOurnes, Banjos Drums, ec. etc.
Piano Forte Wire, Tuning Hammers, Forks etc etc and
every article connected with the Music Business.
Orders Tor Music and Musical Instruments will be promptly
attended to-
liberia discount made to dealers and professors and to
semlnaTies. - -
Second Hand Pianos bought, and taken in part payment
All the Music received from the North as soon as pub
The entire Music Department will be under the chorge of
Mr.. H. ID. Hewitt. New Orleans, La, Oct. 25.
r- E. A. TYLER.
90 dtt&W4t h. ID. HEWITT.
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PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY.

IONslEUR DEFOTl respectfully informs Ny5To
w OF Families, hlE Pupils, and also the Ladies @ III
Gentlemen OF Orleans Sg'N-sES
on or about the 10Th kovylnbernex He
W tue most perfect style OF the by the rs
used III e best academies OF Europe the indispensable art o Eli
4ele Education BY this the pupil acquires graceful curria
manners elegance OF department. and accomplishment
or tul room ETC. rKtan the iHVhonae society IN
Europe and America He teaches the
sde Waltz Celari Two Steps and Spanish t2 aud CIE
Temfs the latter which vogue IN a mos, asb
lonab!e Saloons Of Paris He teaches also Al Old dances
doWa tIadres, Poikas MRaurcas English pue the
Fancy Dances syphe, Cracoyenne TaIania Cacucbu
JaeO. '
N BAs facts be depended upon verbal prom
es written preensons Mons. D. present
e esI0E IN order that they judge Of his capacity and per
ee the difference between the and old method Of
hak They will thus with their that pnp are
Instructed IN tho elements the Chogrnphr and tb
their progress will be rapid and faes himself that his
pupils will not b Inferior point dancing graceful emeRnoT
America. - NtN ''N
The number + pupils will be limited.
The conducted
puIctualty in regard 10 decOrum and silence.
ltere VIII hs
my; Tuesdays s. O'Clock P NJ, SATURDAYS
o'clock A. NJ. rhe other WednedaJs O'Clock p H. and
Saturdays at O'Clock NJ for young Ladies little Masr
- ' 'S'
P NJ. N'1' - " -''0N
lie will receive subscribers months and half two lessons
$40 On
Private cusscs NJ residence ra-eS.
II Nolce viii he gwen OF the Academy
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BOOKS-STATIONERY
sS4sU ksOOk Store.

No. sc Gravier street.
ES JOHN BALL. Agent receiving and opening at the
above large and valuable Stock Law Medical Theoog
CAL School, Standard and Miscellaneous Books.
ALSO the largest and superior Stationery
ever brought to this city, consisting part Of
English French and American Cap Letter PAPERS Note Pape
end Envelopes match;
Sealing Wax Fancy Seals Counting House Fancy Ink Stands
Quilts, Steel Psn lux and every usually kept by
TONERS
His stock OFF apisr MRehSe Goods very large elegant
consisting Of
Writing Desks Portfolios, Albums, Stands Work Boxes Jewel
Cases. etc, etc.;
superior lot Of Gold Silver She'll Morocco and Fancy
Porte MonnReI Gold Pens etc ETC.
EB HIS stock is large and complete and all
fresh, having been selected by Mr. B. Fall He
would respectfully call and the public as
urug them that he will very low prices o22
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DANCING ACADEMIES,

ST. LOUIS HOTEL-DANCiNG ACADENY-
- MAD'LLE JULIE VINCENT respectfully Nrzy
announces to the Ladies and Gentlemen Parents and A
boarding Schools, that she has taken the Saloons OF 2
the ST. LOUIS Hotel for her academy this winter &k&
She hopes for the continual patronage of her scholars
OF last winter, and all Others who wish to oin her academy
Made Julie Vincent will give ChiIden SOrees every tyo
weeks, and Ball weeks for the Senior Glasses
not necessary TO enumerae the variety of dances that
VIII be taught at her academy, but all that is new and
fashionable will be taught Sgnor B. Thomas engaged TO
lead the orchestra with new music.
TERMs-Sx Dollars for Twelve Lessons in classes, at her
Academy Private Lessons Of four eight houses Eight
Dollars for Ten Lessons Private Lessons or two One
Dollar each. - ~
Mad Vincent will be found her academy at all hours
her class days-Tuedays Thursdays and Saurdays-iour
clock for Ladies till sX at eight o'cl"ck for Gentlemen till
ten ?, NJ.
This Dancing Academy will begin the 1lth OF Novem-
her
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VOLUME III.-NUMBER 2O5.
REGULAR PACKETS.

- ANN y
U. .. MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.
a on the ioo@as named dsy. " Zach fhSaR moh wiz
STEAMSHIP GEORGIA.
Outward. Leaves NsWYork .llh Arrives
HomsFard.. :. ChasrsS. .... z7h. :. HarsnS ....is
Havana .....2d. :. NgwY4x.. .slb.
STEAMSHIP OHIO.
Outward Leaves NsRYork 18th Arrives Havana ....
Ho@eTard s~Gri:ans. iih. :. TGssn.ii GsTsSa i4t,
Havana ..... 18th. EeEYork md,
STEAMSHIP FALCON.
outward Leaves New Orleans 2st Havana . ID
Ijr,ssy,rJ - hlgana '.'-s -. Chagres sth-
Havana .....i5th. :. Newor:ans I'd.
thI b.irS rRfPSgED PseEE e EFT GEGEs
bgE asSsTs z. 5s 99dsyis sS,
5 Hoffman, n'er will fPs,F saTs ebbTss bssssr 'SE ar
mohbXYs 6I' New oEssn't e a ssys cO'inson
#$aE6SEsPXYE I T. carr carr: y nEbs EHbSsPAX GsbXY 3
ER5HRAHRAx& ER5RAHR T. x: ca. cam. FFEREhsPAi FEBAYP
SEEGGGGEERhE EGGERhh SodhFRfFsg1 i fs1 d6 ~ =
sg %N1AtSSEIs 1tSfIIs SSs e I sca;.so. >, LOU. st.
~ Ieuer.bag will be at aH the ofscs q M. Jrnso,
corner Camp and Canal seetcloses every day at 10
nfGn!sS%ery fa Fssssl :'.ymsI sns wSstqmpke IRssa
EVEKY TuEgBAYS Esnss = MMaGRpSFp%sy WI 4. says s
hnrsay Morning in time for the Cars. The A. Douglass
sds sdde'' n'" and built expressly for the Alabama KiysT
, ~ a, Fare reduced 70 rs cenIs... o. S. Mai
kezss5d TOR q ZUiHgtsR ria yIGndeUile, LetcfsJurP
H.z.aszak and .itadis5a5iLsThe and substantial
LAKE steamer LESORA lOui't expressly for this trade
ana unequauef az sea.boat,) j. w. Dunnica master
leaVes ne lakeend OF the Pontcharain Railroad EVERY
DAY NSundays excepte) the arrival of O'clock NJ
cars r luTnng leaves CovingtOn EVERY DAY (Sundays
30 eents. - e0 - S'' - '-'AeaA7
NJ h The steamer LenoTa has recently been thoroughly
repaired A. reed in the best possible manner she has
superior Hu Engine Boilers fine engine Hose etc a. can
9e ascertain ID by calling the insurance offices in New
intOrmaiton,i liz auire of "' i"i'iiei
PAYNE HARRISON, es Poydras street,
VIM. l.. UEHING e. Co So Common strse,
STEVENSON, DEMERRITT & co. TGrayisr st s
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AUCTION SALES.
BY J. A. BEARD.

Extensive and Important Sale OF CarrOlIton and
Algiers Real Estate, without reserve, TO close iont
interest, with all the improvements thereon comprising
an giant new and modern built Gothic Mansion de.
hghtfully located for gentemans residence only 20
mlnmles' drive from the CITY nf Ne,Yl -. r.
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DRY GOODS.

JOSEPH H. PALMER IL CO.
NJ ~ CAMP STREET, oHr to deaIers arga and f-ssa
~ aoek Of FALL and WINTER GOODS smtracinz bofb
foreign and American. '' en1iA-ins JUN
Some Of the leading articles named below
WOOtL4sEA stL4IsEA LIQUIDS, Embracing fine medium and low
foaltIoths and tassItneres blue black
sanst blue black and fancy Merno Csasmers; kentaekv
Jeans all col0T all Hsol and Union Fannss ruaia and
Golor all Wool and half Wool Printed and Cshn1srss
Wool shaws Of kinds Northern KerIevz and
n1eys real Kentucky and Georgia Wool Psids TviS;
hn Fad and Checked Lnsey Gala Wool Plaid chlirsnis
eIohes white and all coos MlcsnaE Blanksus Negro Ban
ke Weighing hs Saddle Blankets fne coarss Bed and
Cnb Blankets, etc. &c. -
COTTON GOODS. Brown and beached Sheetpss and
shIuns OF BT sh snd american make, quality and
and width IRON TO yards wide Cotton Osnaburg the most
popular brands North and South Prinei Calcoe asso-
men o. American, English and French; Cotton Good
embracing Checks Plaids, Stripes Tickng Cotton
aae Mosquito Bars, Nankeens great
variety Cotton Hosiery Goods full
great variety OF English Scotch and
net Null Swiss and Book husinsi Bishop Lawn; CHECKED
Muslin, '' ~
SILK AND ALPACA GOODS. Plain Striped Plaid
ana altered Black Ss s Florsnces Safins
and Neyesi Handkerches and satenen
SK hd satin Nssngs Bonnet Csp Neck Rihbops
all humbers pain Satin and Tan Ribbons; Alpaeas aua
ties ad coors Mohar Lusres; Canton Cloths
LINEN GOODS. Dress Linens in whole and dem pieces:
bea 'ng' arls Linens and Towels Lneu Handksfchisfs
B Wh many other articles busnesa oil
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Furniture. Furniture -. ..... Furniture
BY SYKES, HYDE s. co,
"WEDNESDAY, OctD er 80 at ocock-W ~ he dwell
W Ing No 22 Brlune between Hevta
The FURNITURE in saii dwelling, consisting Table Chairs
b.aseads, Bedding, CrocEeryr Kitchen Ware,
Terms c7sh. oq9
Hardware, Cutlery, CrOckery, Tin Plate, etc.
BY SYKES, HYDE 81 CO.
THURSDAY October 81 Y oclock-W sold at their auc
ucm store 81 Magazine
clsts Crogkery Ware
Hardware
90 boxes Tin
SaaIpry-
EuGiries.
I tb. BIarking boxes To1aCco
D4nsgrd and saved from tie wreck ConcorIa
TgJms pCq
Boots, BrOEans, Ladies' and ChiIdren's Shoes
BY SYKES, HYDE d co.
FRIDAY, November l. hdlt-pas 0cOCk--Wl be sold az
L their auction sales room, No. 81 Magazine street
go Boots, BTogans Ladies Chi Shoes consisting
OF Ggnss Calf Kip aud Seal Boots Mud Boots; Gents
tent Leather Seal and Kip BIogans Russetsi Ladies' Calf Kid
Seal and Morocco BuGtees Kid Buskus and
Sips; Gents and Ladies' CATERS Boys Chdren Boots and
Shoes Terms
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REMOVALS.

ID EMONAL- JOHN II. ELLIOTT CO., have
III Removed to No 49 CustOmhOuse street. Oh
ID EMOVAI-JOSEPH H. PALMER y co. have
above Gravier. sep5O 6m
ID EMOVAL-J ROMAYOSA has removed from No.
Front Levee the next door, No. b, up stairs between
CustOmhOuse and Bienvllle streets. SIT 6Od
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NOTICES.

nissOLUTlON-The Co.partnership heretofore exist.
~ ~ ing under the name of HAMMITT Il LANTZNFS.
TER Is this day dissolved by mutual consenehe of the
partners are authorized TO receive and receipt the unsettled
business in the OF the firm
lhe business Will be conducted, hereafter by Samuel R.
Hammtt at the old stand No l9 st Charles street
SAMUEL R. HANMITT,
=, ~ ~, " JOSEPH +. LANTZNESTER.
tie their accounts o22 limos
MIR. b. d. HART has been admitted member Of our
4tA hrm, LaU5l E. J. HART co.
MR.; EDWARD WOOD is my Aromey during my
1Vl absence from this city. IIy9J JOSEPH WOOD.
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1850-12-18

We publish hrlow II letter ffam MAJ BalhN
Assielanl Eng,nerr Of the State OF Louisiana, 10
Gov Conway, relative 10 The examination OF
roult through pooIrys Rlyou alaun, ile Kan OF
Red RIVER Tie route 10 which Mi Bayhy re-
ftrs Is the came which The standing Committee
Of the Raft Convention appointed several ernlr'
men Of llrmp,iead aud Lafayette eaunli,s I"
esaaine aud report upon last iail' aud the Que to
which public attention has been heretofore d..
reeled BY Gol J. u G,I'ner al Louisiana, Il has
bseu suggested that the dsleIiliea appointed by
the slfnlnl Committee last fall MAKE the cx'
animation nav that was then contemplated, IA
otdsf To sali,iy themselves al the pfieteabty
Of changing the ehaaue Ut the liver IN that d.
feotinn. II Il should prove to be the bret Hnd
inst lrlsiblr ROUTE, Il sh,,ali be advocated; and
II not. the energies Of Ill Interested should be
aait.d should Congress make an appropriation,
to have II expended uPun thu reaie which Is
found to be the brsi aud must estlan u accom-
plehug tie desired result.
snnmfrnEf. Nov. 7, 1880
ntH Sni IN conn labee with youi uquss,
that | should wnt- io lsn iIein this place. aud
iaiofm you as to The result II cur tkaniaal on u
h,aieSis BaVpu, and the route through Soda
lAke. Cos Lake AMI oruss bataa - ....s'' r-'.,
fha.e ilir pleasure 10 submit the iolawinf hriri
auoa.ihi Of our tip aud The fssl, VI af toueinsoi
concerning SAID fuulr
Ne started from Casliaila bluff Monday noon,
apt feueled lhs l,lnre yeslstiy- passtig lhioI h
Al. a a.
depth of water, ihouel, somewhat imrdrd by the
limh.f. The whole distance esiinitr at iohy
mle.. which y rather les. than one half ihsI b,
the nieanderinls u llrd River hrlWrtn SAID points
fhs fouls is perfectly pfaeiieabls, and ri sgili'
eent capacity To admit Il lifeest aliss Of hnii'
navigating Red River. Tie waik trqnte'l - hn'
PROV. II aaad be extensive aud haay,i but this y
psfiain, II eau b. najr hellsF aassahlr ipal'
than al, olurf. IN fact, eoaeeisr iiis route l'
hr III. on, feasible one ou aeeunA u the maullr \
disposition Of the Nalrrz To maks thu tu, oti.-
Judging from the progress alfsaiy made ny lh'
waller IA cutting out neN ehsnafi Tor hfrll' ih'
eslell d sh.cli u ~ swine places f.als surprising
It Wa.li IN my opuon br impossible 10 coniinr :
To lnaIn Il d RIVER The eal.ull Is Al gfrsi, an
the pfosns. ALREADY mad al .iiH an extent, ihi
il apl,sats ine,iahr that ilie river shanId take M
fnhtr knnnnt nt iaAFts AafAAff NaH hiA y W ~ ~
fsuoysd, shd luilhrr, u aauli lae nresss,n 4
open Do4l.t'- R,sou l1f the rutlHss 81 'ii,i1sa,
uf l,atiian q .hv duu, even IN eise iar rat Va
lenafei
sl.ual1 ,aur.slf aud the committee irnn n
kansas iiHk pfupt tosx ainlus Tim mute 90 MI
ii euafsf ieia, laaf eva eise.azias.s. Ia suc4, al
sssnl. | hepe you Wil Do sr The heaaI 10 eon'
muuiea'r 10 inr Year ,iess ufln tie suheri.
have the honor 10 BE- saaf obi scfs'i,
q " II BAYLEY.
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1850-12-18

SURVEY or rne Urrgs RIO GRANpE,-
We learn from the Western Texan that
lirutenanls Smith aud Mechler, oil the
Typographical Engineers. with party
of men undet their command, returned
to San Aniafio on The 1911 MT, III en-
rel,rnl health. niler AN ab.ehce oil nearly
five months, during which time they
were employed III examining ,he lilo
Grandr from Cnmarso 10 point about
one hundred miles above the mouth oil
the pcco.. The Western Texan says:
From canargn To short distance
above Lnredn, the river eau hc nladt
t.viuahle several mouth, IN tile yeaf faf
liuh. dauah boa,s. FROM That poins IN
the termination OF the rariys explafa,
tion-, the average depth Of HE river dla
nyt exceed light nehts, The stream III
many places hemg filled with lafae
hiuier. aud lodges Of rock stretching
aciuss the eulre ted o. the river, each
obstruction creating It's waterfall to stop
he march oi eislilzillnn he pdSaliatis
and luhur- OF The party were great. ne
nrn heiug engaged ior days IA shecfs'
.lon ~ dragging their hoa's along the
Swallows. al Other TUNES IN carrying them
around the vatious falls that interrupted
ihrlr cnutse IN the bed Of the stream.
| r.. ii ,anes lay the livir fnm Laredo
/ 10 the polnl where their labot, terminal
ted. Is about fur hunlSed and lil'y miles
rhe result ul thus examination oil The
upppr Ito Gtande, so lar n we have as
rrrIUurd. agmes with the previous e&plo'
lalioa OF ,ha' portion, oil the nsef' II
may be set down a liked fact, that iot'
~ miles above Laredo i. and viii he IN
all coming time the head OF steamboat
nv,gatlnu Above that puinI there I
no,hua IL the u,rf To give "a elimnnf
ms hope lar dillrfeut result. At thu
rnul Naiu,e speak, IA her work, Ia tn
advucl e, Of stream nnyi ailon, salias
10 lhrm; linus tat shalt Iiou 90 an'
no iafhrr.n Nhrn Texas shall hast
grown old IA civilization, aud the moul'
ii centuries accumulated over the e
mnus ol IL pfesrut muahlWu tn
srulrr psr al the Upper RI 6padi
will maku III echu.e dlieGeni from tlos'
81 the pfeselt hnnf
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1850-12-18

.. P"I,''h their Namcs-phc New
OK Merchants Day Book pubnshcs the
hhIes Of Bowen II McNamee. AK mct.
chants n, o! New York, aud chittcnden 4
n'l''s' who are aboliionisls. aud who are
'n,e ,.'ed ~ that ncendiary sheet the
Az y htfePcndcnt, which recommends
'he most atfoeious course to iunitlyes,
""' l''eoe'les up generally the most mfa.
nous sentiments. Let Southern mer.
eA"'''s cut ont this paragraph aud insert
II III '"'lf pocket books. Give us the
names 81 some more abolItiohis,s. \
RtchmOHd RcpuJiie.
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cOrrespondenooofthe Teiesraih


LlrrLE RooG Dee. i-5o
SIN: In the last number OF tile IYe'
graph | nolieed al article tehilse 10 he
proposed new county intended TO hive
been nude ~. OF portion, Of ilempsl'ad'
Lafayette, Onarhiu aud tnlon. l 't't
10 doubt the siguer, 10 the petition y ere
extremely anxious 10 hive II new eo'nA
uul Of the territory proposed hui 'lh
REPRESENTATIVES, from the other equities
interested, were opposed 10 the measure
aud would not ronsenr tn resslp' OF
any portion Of their territory fsf the
purpose OF accomplishing the ohlst OF
the bill, | wen, hriorc the Committee To
whom II was referred. aud urge the
justice aud pfoprlety OF granting III"
prayer oi the petitioners. This the!
seemed disposed to do, could tie cot
sltuiional area have been nhlhined with
out interfering with the territory Other
c1unlies.. One OF the mtmted lfom
Onaehita eonteuded that the proposed
bont,ls,, ,oVs ~ ",''' - 81, " ..-r
of that county. that itredueed !, belo"
its constitutional limit>, aud that large
po,iiou of his constituents We're decidedly
81.
opposed to giving up that rotioi o
territory embraced IN the petition lh'
members from Union were likewise or
posed to eeeding amy portion OF tie ief
nlory OF their county, ia consequence c
desire. al some subsequent neiol, o
making a new county out Of Portions o
uuion aud Lafayette. The memhf iron
Lafayette objected To the hiil nfnn ih'
same ground, lteppoafs 10 be a allieu'
matter NJ the present SESSION. 10 create
new counties; indeed, II i inrosli'le
ANY memhef ION any Of the einaiie
Interested object. 10 the pfofosiiisa. !
. REGARDED. a au ac, OF injustice aud Z"
nni extending the respect AMI eaRf'e.l
due a Representative. 10 take a IpfIia'
II the territory Of las county. sihon
his consent.
strongly opposed eeeding any r,fiioI
Of our county ou the south, seliesi'f tia
the people dad not desllr II, aud kn'islpe
that Il would, borrower pferlulc ilf 'n'
siAiliIy Of creating a new fonniy iior
thai pprlion OF our lgrfiiog whea III
Interests al the people, a' sell a. lds'ic
aud eqnaliiy deiuand It.
Respectfully &.
". sISSEI,.
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1850-12-18

TUG NICARAGUA rAsAL.-l'he Now
SUk inhuns saw: ".Adsicrs from NJ.
rsrnguh by lh. Eupie Guy state that
the steamer Ou.s had got over the bar
aud there was -ullirient wnirr ~ the nv.
- san lnnn TO take her Ia Nicaragua. 49,
l'hr Direlnr = III siiil lighter dnnglil,
aud the line al travel across the Con.
iHcnl will suou he completely established
The Aiinhlin and pncili' steamers will
sou touch nj the trrnmi 1T the mute.
" Foe late mission Toy M'--r. Wander.
hit aud White 10 l:n.laud. was entirely
'urres.iul They lOnud a. Lord Palmer
sion t. ready concurrence ~ their scheme
~ tie Nicaragua Cnnl lie Interested
hn,rll warmly ~ their behalf. aud
'hrnusl, hls rpresrnntions the houses ui
ltoih.rhlid aud Iianngs, aud William
Petty President OF the l.udsuu Bay CON
pauy, aud Others, were induced to coop.
crate. They succeeded im di,posing Of
half Of tie stoik oil the Canal, Oh very
advantageous terms, to these honses.- -
The stock wa, taken on condition that
the rosl Ut the work shonld not exceed
a certain suni, aud IA propn''i"'' ne "a falls
NttHtn ihat hs.,i., '.tae r,''Ot vi the com.
pauy on lie stock sold will be- iurtrasrd
u may hr well 10 state that The temporn.
~ rnnie INV heing established aud the
lrnd National Sup Canal are separate
undertakings. ....
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ia .lbDiHioHiH ~ SOVih Cd,oiind.--
The ChafesGOu sun rays that lie ter re-
cei'ed Al Grrnvilr, ;, c., from Newber.
y, ~ the 'anr stare. says that man
named lluwley, the forerunntr Of Robin.
son Il Eldefed's circus. arrived there the
other evening and handed a couple Of
numbers OF the New iofk Atlas % some
genlIcmcn. The Atlhs wa, filled with
nna abolition sentiments Ilawlry was
waited upon aud examined by some OF
the clIztns Of Newbeny. aud large
number Of copies OF Rio same paper
we'" found upon hun lie received no
l l.i', ;, r1'' which be- did instantly at
CLOCK at night. The town council Of
NewDery have given notice that ROBIN.
~" " E'detcd'- circus would not receive
'ov''se To rNl,int ~ that Village.
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AHH
sissEf.

IgIit Nch, hfr' w. i0hV
Th,nking YOU sopd Ike +, kasw l'ss ll'ak
60 h.r-, a,.A mlsli oil mou-h or tive Il
nrrAid n'r coa,ns NJ the i.as,.rr at ,It.~a
| UPON HE rsatTiFsusus Of ,hr day
i"-s'l' o" iii' L,N-f i,a,sr OF Vat n'n'fal A.
'rn'"'y' a S'n-s Of rsslu,h,s. spal-,d,.'s 'l''
s'niiinenl' Of ii'is s'ai-. was iuue uu.d.sni ~
J. find 10 oumnilss II ill.,. Winds Hose fai
1hnsday The 1914 nst Ib,y wiIl pass, lihink
wt,uu, 'nal''fi,l sheraton. csans, goa csry
q hm- 10 send you. 4 indeed YOU toni prini
ih'ni Il'y nr puiuird SAD quite Vaay hn
vii IN the niaii mrst he rPff ,h.,ion Of ,r sr.i.
wi h'ls Of thi. niiea. Tor ya-. la, n,r,i
iell That the uuisa va h dap..r. .h,i Il. ., tie
oliaioa 81 81 lra.l Hlse.ipnll.s 4 u,r peg.
The resolutions, Iliahk tie m,n ''ef aH nf.sf''
IA Congress abe a,,slrd ir pa. tie lrou.
m~@afrs suo n as ''th- cuu,pnin. n" % . at
iuhulr 10 lhs ',loc o Tie laii. sn,i cail prih,f
loAs brr,hitu, aud sll, al 10 llrm by ~, tut 10
let things remain vhrir Cgaere.s len tim. aud
e"as- 'iloiu to cralr di.,a' ci,on iuwid. The
Vs They hi discussion aud nuliiisapn ,a,nr
ba'd kooeA', ~lilr They strongly dspr ,'r any
shans' IN ID" lasIlt- slave act. wLsIiesmprllrd
by tie "hig,a" Of ohrf "lln"
They r'oI'ss ihr strongest pofabi- alAchm-si
10 The Constitution as 4 =, aud r-g,fd i'r slave
question rs jhlly siil~d by Coarrs Thy
How little abiui common blood, andramman
lrra.n''; Hsh,s Of lllr SOUTH llhs,ty aud qaily,
'nd sneh lac beualui idras; but The rfi,i ii,A.
.hpr'srd ate loyr Tor the uhbn; ~ l,nesl ~.
dravpr 10 f'fPrti tie jus ngl,i. Of al. I'd firm
determination no, to be inirIirrtd shli ! the ~.
joyn'rni Of clearly dt6nrd Constitutions ds,i.
Th'fr are sonr other ilibgs. iairpdrJfpr home
o'nsumPlon-a delicate alla,on to the aiif, ab.
fence Of Pubic ianolionarirs tom lli.t official
posts Al the time tie county vas supposed to be
10 great dagger. This has reference 81 ooursc to
The continued absence Of one Of our Senator's ION
Congress daiing nearly haIf the last session
lIss'es.' ihai q family qaarfrl. andibs clans.
The county. | hope. he, Lesn ,..iof,.. =. .......
pnflI'se quiet, sud whilr We are rpIdy prorrrs.
,'ng, II my well ho hoped that wef.unu
REPTDlIrAN.