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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-08

SHAKER BIBLE.-We had glimpse, day or
two since, ola Shaker Bble-a book not often
allowed to be seen by "the worlds people, 1t is
entitled "A Holy, Sacred, and Divine Roll from
the Lord God Of Heaven to the inhabitants of the
earth, revealed in the Society at New Lebanon,
County Columbia, State of New York, United
States of America This edition was published
seven years since at the Shaker establishment at
Canterbury, N. Hand the publishers say that as
they have no regular printer among them, "the
mechanical execution may not be perfect in all its
parts" We imagine, however, that some printer
had hand in it, from its neatness and accuracy
unless, indeed it was printed by in spration 1t
pretends to be Revelation-and the testimony of
eleven mighty angels is given, who attended the
writing of the roll. One of the angels is named
Console taae-Jah-mon-shue and another Pre- line
ti-nan- vas ten-va-ren-ve-ne According to the an
gelic injunction, the book must be printed and
bound by the Shakers themselves, TO prevent its
sacredness from being polluted by profane hands
The printing was done at Canterbury, but it was
found so far necessary TO deviate from the divine
commaH as to go to Concord 10 have the volume
bound-there being no book. binders at the estab
llshment 1t is bound in yellow-accordine to the
order from on high. The book appears to contain
some passages from scripture, altered, amended
enlarged or curtailed, with original additions or
improvements, as they are probably deemed, to suit
the peculiar notions of the disciples of Ann Lee Ii
IS a very curious voume-even more remarkable
though OF less pretended antiquity than the Nor.
mon Bible. A copy is ordered to be sent TO every
King or Potentate in Chrisiendom-and one sent
to the Governor Of Canada, some time since was
returned or refused.-T LoweH Courier
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LIME-No cargo having arrived, the sales few from
second hands, 81 IS barrel The cargo rates 81 "A
fO$l 50 for ThomastOn.
LEADING not aware Of transaction this week. and
can, therefore, only give, nominal quotation 4c "
for Galena.
HEMP-The last sales s95 c)l0 500 90 for Dew.
rotted, but know of transactions for week or ten
days back
HAY-There has been further advance in this article,
and have noticed sales of 636 bales North River from the
vessel S26 co. $40 Western $ So and 40 do. Prime
Eastern at SIS 90 W ton.
oILS-We have noticed sale Of 20 bbk Lnseed at 75c,
and smaller lots from second hands Soc " gallon.
Also AZ bbls Lard Oil from store at Sc.
EXCHANGES-The demand has been limited, aud the
rates in favor OF buyers. Sterling quote 1091C9
NewYOrk 60 day bills A@l " Ct dis. Sight Checks Il
GDafP ct. prem
FREIGHTs-The rates for foreign have improy ed ghy,
and though British vessels still take 3l6d to fill up an Amer
lean vessel taken for Liverpool 732d for Cotton. The
latter now demand ldd,
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In the present day there is no fixed time for seep,
The world roars around us like torrent of events
Every thing is rapid and we are whirled with
velocity in the midst ofa vortex as fast as il is in
cessant. Repose, there is none, and instead of
sleeping on pillow OF down, we stand continually
on the tip-toe Of expectation, awaiting the coming
of tomorrow, big as it were with the doom Of
some great hereafter.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-08

REcoRDER's CoURT-SeeOnd HunieiDalitv The nm
ceedings Yesterday devoid of interest," The following
individuals were disposed of:
Hank Vanine and John Nichols who gave bonds for ber
appearance undergo an investigation on charge Of
ongianousy taken from the Tennessee the sum Of
did not appear, and their straw bail was about to be
declared forfeited, when of the Police nsred them into
the Court, having the accused as they were abou
increasing the distance between them justice by the aid
o At the request of their counsel they were sent be-
lore the FIRST District Court without preliminary examination
John Mckey araigned for an unbecoming eageDes,
10 paronze the bar of the Alhambra Cofeehouse at the
Time oil the fire on Thursday evening John braved the des
uueVe element for the purpose of saving bottle of wine
ana charging its contents for his daring He was remanded
experience the ' sober second thought"
young gentleman guided by the torch of love and aided
ny the spirits OF wne in entering his dwelling on the night
Previous passed the ubcon of his own roomdoor and ad
Nanced 10 storm citadel defended by several indignant dam
sells They fell upon the intruder and punished his audacy
WIN manifold blows and bruises. which the Recorder taking
into consideration considered punishment sufficient and dis
charged the still bewdered youth from custody
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-08

PHILADELPHIA AeAIN.-A Southwark watch
man, named Clayton, was shot at while on duty on
the night of the 29th ult. The ball passed close to
his body and struck the wall of house near which
he standing. The perpetrator of the act i'm
mediately fled into Moyamensing, the spot being
close to the boundary line.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS,
G. REscEFT oEyIoE, ,

".
The week just passed has witnessed any very striking
changes in our general MARKET though prices of nearly all
our leading staples have been pretty well In Sugar
decline has taken place but Flour GRAIN and some ar
ces OF Provisions, which may be noticed Pork
Bacon and Lard, have advanced. Cotton has undergone
but little change Notwithstanding receipt of later Euro
pean ahVIces by the steamers Asia and America
The weather has been clear and warm with little or no
rain during the week. :
COTTON-Our last weekly review left the Cotton market
IN suspense owing 10 current that later news By the
steamer Asa from Liverpool in and that its tenor was not
very favorable as represented prices there unchanged On
Saturday the accounts published and had little or no
effect with though the sales reached 400 bales at previous
rates On Monday and Tuesday affairs wore quiet appear
anee the business of the two days exceeding 300 bales
without any marked alterations in prices Wednesday
the Amencas accounts hand, representing price
steady at Liverpool, though without any Improvement
This intelligence produced effect here and barely $500
bales were Sold though Thursday several large buyers
coming forward, 5000 bales were disposed Of Yester
day. however, was quiet again. and the were only $500
bales making total for the week of II goo bales taken for
England France, the South of Europe and our Northern
ports Prices have scarcely varied and not sufficiently to re-
qure change in quotations. though factors have gene
rally been free sellers The receipts proper at this port since
Sept LIST 77Ol bales, against % S3 to the same time
IN l69 and at all the Southern ports there is now decrease
Of 81, 30 bales.
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GREAT FoRGER.-A London letter, of May

A GREAT FoRGER.-A London letter, of May
18th, says
William Threlfall, cotton speculator of Liver
pool, and a manufacturer, was arrested in tba,
town last Friday, charged with extensive forgeries,
principally on the Hull Flax and Cotton Mill Com.
pany 1t is supposed that Threlalls forgeries will
amount to between sixty and seventy thousand
London and Liverpool. TheIfall had sent his wife
and family to the United States before he was ar
rested, and had paid for his own passage in the
Europa, but he did not depart by that steamer, as
he wished to obtain further sums of money on his
forged drafts. He was considered a wealthy per.
son, and was the owner of several mills. MI Rv.
lands, chief manager for the Hull Company, de-
posed, at the examination Of Threfal, at LIVERPOOL.
on Monday, that the company held securities of the
prisoner to the amount of five hundred and sixteen
thousand pounds. The prisoner is committed to
take his trial at the next Liverpool Assizes.''
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Notice.

G Owing to the numerous complaints Of vessels trading
in the New Canal of detention and damage caused by the
large number of small craft and boats occupying the harbor
the Lake entrance aud the Canal above the bridge,
notice is hereby given that from and after the 18th June next
all Steamboats, Vessels Yachts, Boats, and other craft of
every description will be charged TOLLS oreach every
time they come inside of the Lighthouse, the the
whole distance to the city was used and that the Collector
Tolls the Lake end of the Canal will be required to collect
the same in conformity with the l1 section of the Charter
follows:
THAT the said Company shall be entitled TO receive from
every vessel entering said Canal not exceeding thirty
and half for every ton of the admeasued bur-
then of said vessel and in proportion for any boat Of less
burthen than and the request of
of any boat vessel navigating said Canal of the
Collector of Tolls it shall be lawful for each of them to
choose person the number Of which SAID
boat vessel capable of carrying, and to mark the
in figures the head and of said boat and the said
boat measured and marked shall always be permitted
through said Canal for the price to which the
number of marked shah amount, and if the
of such vessel shall decline choosing person resident
within league and half of the place where such toll Is
payable ascertain the tonnage thereof then the
such tonnage shall be fixed by appointed for that
purpose by the said Collector of Tolls and the said toll sha
be paid according to such measurement"
Also. that article 9th of municipal regulations will be
enforced.
art 6. That every vessel not employed in loading or
they may remain in the Canal Basin or Harbor counting
from the eighth day after their arrival''
II. J. RANNEY.
New Orleans. May 10, 1850. mya I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-08

WOUNDED SLAvE.-Mr. w. II. Mclean YESTERDAY
made affidavit before Recorder Geno that on the 22d nil
ms save Chapman was unprovokey assaulted and beaten
le mead near the temple. with spade, in the hands of free
coored man named Jolly alias Yonte mason bv tr.do
The wounded man has since been unable to attend to
work. warrant issued for the arrest of the accnsed
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-08

AFFRAY.-An affray occurred in Portsmouth,
Va, on the 30th ult., between Mr.. Thomas H. H.
Cooke, and Mr.. WV. Davis, one of the editors of
the District Wing, in which the latter shot the
former twice with revolver. The wounded man
is considered out Of danger.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-08
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE mARKET



Friday Evening, June z, 1850.
Arrived during the past week. 1895 head of Western Beef
Cattle (ncudng 5lS head of Texas and Lake, and 38 Of
Aakapas) 167 Hogs 662 Sleeps, IS Mich Cows and 500
Calves The stock sale of all descriptions with the excep-
ton of Hogs, has been fair The market overlooked of
Lake and Texas Cattle. and is bare of Hogs.
PRICEs: Beef Cdtac, 41SGD71zc " ID net; Hogs, q
&C ~ b net; Sheep, s3Jaf $41z " head; Mich C0ns SIS
"a $50 ~ head Cdiues, $4Cg$7 ~ head.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-08

The man who never told an editor how he could
better his paper has gone to Schenectady to marry
woman that never peeped into looking glass
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-08

10 hKEr THE PEACE.-Jose Liable and William Kenny
are required by bonds give yesterday before Recorder
Geno to Keep the for the space of six months Little
taTy restrictions imposed Wv ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-08

Smith and an artist were one day at Governor
Fish's, and observing a picture OF his children
hanging up, the artist Observed" Smith," Sar-
dimes" Do you take? Yes says Smith, "tattIe
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-08
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE go ~ 30" N.-Lors1rrpr ooW.=n Time. 81


Cleared Yesterday.
snip amelia, Jordan, marselles Jenkins Il Buddendorf
ship North Atlantic; Cook, Liverpool, JP Whitney & Go
Br ship Edinburgh Taylor Liverpool Gardner Sager O.
Snp Dirego, Jones, Boston, Chas Deake & Co
Shp refer marcy, simpson, Boston, w Hynson
oaIu brig nay monde, Rebecco, Gette, ID Lanata
Brig Principe, Glchrist PHILADELPHIA Nj Harrison n "a
Scir Alice, Miner, Pensacola, Jobn Hnrey
Sehr Nile Snyder, Chagres, d Wickham
ocht monterey, fonre, Pensacola, Master
Arrived Yesterday.
Scr Visitor Wilson, days from Rio Grande to John AL
eXandeI-2d my.
schr Thorn Davis Il days from Chagre in ballast to mas
ter-2d my.
STEAMBOATS,.
Natchez, Holmes, from Vicksburg-262 bales cotton.
Gaddo, Graham, from Shreveport-49 bales cotton.
Texas, Claiborne, from Shreveport-15 bales cotton.
Winfield Scott, Devenny, from Cincinnati.
Mobile, Allen, from Mobile-44 bales cotton.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-08

Why are washwomen the greatest navigators /!
Because they are continually crossing the line, and
running from pole to pOle
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-08

CHARGE OF MURDER.-John, a negro boy belonging to
Sap Seck was arraigned before Recorder Genos yescr
Jay on the charge of murder On Thursday evening" john
and Robinson, (anoter slave belonging to Capt g. were
q1arreng together upon the steamer =" F. M. Streck -
when John seized stick OF wood and hitting his Antagonist
plow' Knocked him into the river, where he drowned
The prisoner is held for further examination,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-08

ASSAULT ON ABBY FoLsoM.-Mss Abby Fol.
SON. the advocate of woman's rights, free speech,
and the immediate abolition of government and
negro slavery, was forcibly dragged from the aboli
ton meeting at Cochituate Hall, Boston on the
18th ult, and taken to the Police office, where
alter brief duress, she was liberated through the
humanity of the Captain of the Night Police. What
is more surprising and which adds to the character
of the outrage upon the person of aunt Abby, is the
fact that it was done at the instgstion of the lead
ers of the Garrison sect, for whom she has abored
for years. Poor Abby
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-08
NEW ORLEANS:
-OOe-
SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE 8, 1850

A.CouNrERFEITER ARREsrED.-Jaines Charles an in.
looking specimen of the genus homo aagned yesterday
before Recorder Genos for aedged theft of
lot Of tools from James Colby The examination was fixed
lo e th instant AT the time of the ofthe accused
plaster mould for coming half dollars was found upon his
WYNN .INo
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-08

koBBERY-Wanants issued yesterday by Recorder
Genols against VIM Bland and VIM Perry, charged with
boarding the ship Florida and puoinng silver watch be
longing TO Capt. PearsOn
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Paper Warehouse,

ANDef warehouse,
No. 6s CAMP STREET
sT SHELDON q POTTER, late of u Camp street.
have removed the Fire. IS Camp street, staoners
Publishers and all others who may require any thing
the PAPER BUSINESS, will find large and stock
opened and arriving daily;
n% Among whie may be found
Fooseap and Letter Papers, Of al Linen Hemp and Fan Coored
r qugGlaf6si Jt0ines Of sUery UGTiay and
Fdcke fos1 fotlO I'oSf FEdtCdp,I pickHessf
DENY Deny and Medium; Cioh Paper, and Packing Paper,
Oleen 4H7Ibtts celebrated Viii all sizes;
ting fds Of all Particles aud Binders a and Rols, Boards;
Pressj TTlSlk Paper, for Innings, ETC.;
ton from Island Mus for Shipers5 and Groeer Use
ColH7lbls Ga TdTred SheGuting Paper, in rolls
Escorted CooTed Papers; Playing Cards. L. L. COheH'S
Hae,a EnpsoPs Paper; Steamboats,, HighIGndsrs Merry
hd5d1aTe aud Cotton Stamping Adors, Decatur, and Super
Druggis Paper blue and ,hi.s H. S5s, ,rior Easl En-
Fftsring Pdpr, Bboing Papsrl eelSor and Jsn LirfS
and Patent BoneTs; Imported Eng. and French Cards;
ALSs4e fdPtrj C0fen's Printers Cards;
Co4gTtouse and Bill Cap; Fancy COOred Glazed Paper
d. MeCreary's News Book and fancy colored
PRINTING INK, at New York prices.
No From the afforded by our direct gency for the
we enabled supply the trade die liberal
% and invite them generally examine stock before pur
chasing elsewhere. -
lsi Nv SHELDON POTTER IS Camp street.
NOMPOuND EXTRACT OF COPAVIA AND
~ " b Il b - For Diseases of the Urinary Organs
city, during which period il has rarely failed TO effect per
feet cure, where the simple directions which accompany
have been faithfully observed, Is the best evidence
great and unequaed excellence Being free from al
seating properties tits acceptable to the most delicate stomach
~ Put up in jars Of convenient and portable sze and
E. MACPHERsON's Drug and Chemical Store,
do 6m3p No. % Camp street. New Orleans.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-08

New ORLEANS, May 20, 1850
GeRaemeH-ln reply to letter of this day date wish
ing to the Theatre Varieties for the purpose of Civ
ing Benefit for the relief of Mr. F. A. Wood, and asking
me terms etc. beg state that you have the Theatre
on the night of June TO- 1850, at the nightly expense
Most respectfully, yours.
THOS. PLACIDE
To MeISs. s. G. Risk, Crossman W. H. Garland John
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-08

COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
S,.l L., G. ,o,o COtt0Ri bales Tobacco, hhds
p toSS o. nam, sept l. lo4s' lS4I5 2,s90
Received past week 3927 1,764
previously .......796, 446-S00,373 43,S8-45, I42
ru,,.,., ..-,. ,-, sa,s4s IS, O82
previously 1856 ,265-696,On 32.4Of-32, sI7
Stock on hand not cleared. ........,u7, sN 3ls5
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-08

(1QWAN's VEGETABLE LiTHONTRIPTIC,
" Unprecedented in dsoyng Stone in Tie bladder and
Kidneys and healing the in6ammaoy diseases Of the I'M
nary Organs For references Weekly Crescent and PAM
phlets at Wright 4 Co.'S l6l Chartres street james S.
Snap xeranda corners DR.. a. a. Jones, SO Camp street
mill ON j. +. CoWAN.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-08

nUFFIRLD,s HAsls-50 Hsrcss Dufiisld. y ceebtated
- SH ROBT. M. McALPiN.
myI7 In ~ Common street. and Canal street. Row.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-11

,,,,ht;.-I IN answer IL some ofthe erone'
% 20, .n "5 NV afsS with lie edtor OF ;c n iief-
4 's' beg 10 state. hat be,e e au ne aa sil ~
iae he occurrence TOOK place she having enter
vt o. .o %l as am informed aud he having crossed Broad
a. sfd from ence The lo"ef e9ef q o., " NC. ne
ss I sI rom nv uttiludc aud position BE- @ne inteaea
So ,, I In and yDded tie si boz ed ne mas oqen
& ne lt - of twcly years and undoubtedly knew
ger To- ,efycd 10 blow or other violence from any one
sef and as soon as l. EHo"f hat ills VIC was
.l t oe 90 nd theyns evidently been Informed OF ne
2en en in Inc store she had enercd all further yio
Ire was reiraioed from. JOHN VhA1iIA iIt
e,D,,fnu ErtntEr. ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-11

pOARD WANTED in Chelsea, by a
a Gentleman and his wife with unfmisled Re
ferenccs exchanged Apply by note 10 T. j. b. at klPP
n BRONNS. 26tl-st and 9tl.avenue NIL IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-11

70 Mercantile Library Association Lectures.
rbe Second Secure the before this institution
WILDE delivered in the Broadway Tabernacle on Tuesday
evening Nov u, at O'Clock, by the Rev JAMES RYDER,
D. D.. Of Georgetown, y. C. Subject THE JEsuirs'
4dmtance 25 gents Tickets 10 the course may be had
he Desk Of the Library and the principal Book Stores
MI p. GEO PEcKuANi, Chairman Lecture Committee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-11

pRlTANNIA WARE" WOMAN'S
A1RiGHTS."-Since the election is over the battle
fought he glad, the yHnqushed sad and all par
Ties becoming more amiable, the lords OF creation are
ready TO give some attention 10 the rights fwomen'
1t proposed that our excellent wives mothers and Sa
ters who are all favor Union be PIT upon the general
committee ways and means. and thai supplies be fur
pshed 10 enable Them purchase their Britannia Wares
Tea Sets Casors Lamps CaudleScks MOas5es Cups &c
Should any husband father be OF q contrary mind
he may expect cold comfort when he comes TO tea The
supplies OF Britannia Ware are al really at the store Of
Nil 81 LUCiUS HART Burirg ship.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-11

as CuAMBERMAID and Waitress by
"a respectable young Woman is fully competent
to fiji such situation good references en- be gye Fifth
and Sjvfh avs Can be seen for , days. nll ~
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PRINTING.

TENHE SECRET OF SUCCESS T.
Il REASON WHY BAKER, GOODWIN Il CO.'S
sTFAM. LOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, TR-
BI7NF BUILDINGS, has III short time become the
FANORITE OF THE J-BLIC is owing TO the deter
mined efforts of the Popreors please heT patrons and
10 possess every requisite for PR NTING NEAT CHEAP
AND RAPID.
Tie practical experience OF many years in every depart.
men OF Printing has qualified the Propretors to Introduce
such improvements the management of their business
hey are certain will be for The benefit Of cusome They
have acted upon the belief that GOOD WORKMEN AT
GOOD WAGES SECURE GOOD WORK AT Low
PRICES for is plain that q superior workman will do
much more ana neaer work than whose bolched job
has TO be done over. or else allowed 10 pass 10 the de
,nent and disgrace OF both Patron and Printer
B G. 4 Co have every variety Of Type for any descrp-
ton of Printing from Bill to Book and by tile use OF
STEAM PRESSES can execute The largest order al short
notice Read ihe following from The Sunday Dispatch
PRINT1NC-Messrs. Baker, Goodwin X Co. who havere'
Gently opened III Office in the Tribune Buildings, turn
Ing some beautiful specimens Of the topographic art
Trey have. great expense fitted up entirely new JOB
Office and with the experience and SA OF the Propne-
tors, they have floods OF work We have had occa-
TO have printing done their establishment.
and mus! say that we surprised al the beauty OF
the workmanship
u Call and examine specimens OF work. Civil and
courteous treatment 10 all
BAKER, GOODWIN & Co, PRINTERS.
Tribune Buildings, Third Stories,
NIL ITeod Entrance SDr1cest
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Es~ Mercantile Library Association lectures.
The Annual course of Lectures before uls Institution
viii commence at the Tabernacle Tuesday evening al a
o'clock ard viii consist Of ten Lectures,
Nov 81 Lecture. By r. T. WHIFPLE Esq Boston
Subject Character"
Nov. 49, Lecture By Very Rev. JAMES RYDER ID
GEORGETOWN D. c. The Jesuit
Nov. 49, Lecture. GEO. H MILES, Esq. Baltimore.
The Crisis and The Struggle
Nov. 26-l Lecture. }. S. Dwight, Esq Boston Inc
pperp, especially Mozars Don Giovanni"
Dec al Lecture. Rev. JOHN LORD, Medford, Mass
'Gustavus Adolphus."
Dec. 1O-l Lecture Rev JonN LORD Medford, Mass. =
Dec III Lecture. GEORGE VANDENHoFF. "Sketch oil
be Life Of R b Sheridan. with readings from his Come
tes" Readings lromhe principal scenes in the Rivals
Dec 24-l Lecture GEORGE VANpENHoFF. The ssme
continued, Readings of the principal eoenes III The
School for Scandal
Dec SILL Lecture. GEORGE VANDENuorF. The same
tcunnued Readings the principal scenes IN Critic
al Tragedy Rehesrsed" His Decline Death-Brel re-
Eme Of of Sherdau's merits comic drama:ist
Jan IL Lecture Rev f. Il. CsAFlN NewYork; Sub
sc; The Man of the World"
Tickets of admission the Course, lady and gentleman,
Isl single ticket the Course, 81; single admission, p
TENS To be had al the desk of the Library and The prn
Opal bookstores GEO, PECKHAM, Cor Secretary.
o2S eodif