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,s.o nc twelve federal officers, is creating sone
rtt,a sensation among the submission melh'ei'
M CLAW in hot haste moved resolution Gaining oA
tho President for the facts in the case, and "hat ies
at;on was necessary "to vigorously execute .io
laws It passed, after spicy debate, without o'-
se,t;no voice The Stewards, Hales, ct I'd on'e 9ea'
all voting for it. Mr. Foote for bringing the mn,
tarv 70 hear on the rebels. Mr.. Davis, oil Mass n'u
tho naope Of Massachusetts claw ablding' "io
oedad M such harsh inducements to support TIC law
Tho law in question was almost universally offensive
to them but they would resort to the baiio'-OoA anu
not to force to overthrow 1t.
The fact is, that the State and people are
nd worse than useless attempt to conquer the
,,re;,d;ces,-as Mr.. Webster would say-by military
force It is her duty, party to the ieoerai com
pact to afford every facility in her power 10 ensure W
exacut;on Of the law, instead of enachng Pehai'e
AGAINST her officers who shall aid or abet III the ar C.
Of 6,gitive under the law, in his detentloh anu III
prsonment and prohibiting the use OF hef jams 'oi "
a security. - tho nm
: The only change in the laws necessary ia oie y
MON of the President as developed IN his alis"ei
claws resolution. is repeal of the law requiring II,
to give warning by proclamation before Gaining ou'
" ;i;+;a =; ease of resistance to the laws mat won
make your power little too dangerous lof nOe''
President HONESTUS.
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taken Of the country through which this road VIII pass
tho connexions it will make, the donation OF nearly
,;ta million of acres of land by the General Gov
ornment 70 this road in addition to what may be re-
o,;,ed bv II from the 100000 granted to the
state for internal Improvement the stock it is CONN
I'll. believed will ultimately bear profitable interest
The fact that every section of country through which
a-road Of any magnitude have been constructed has
hoon creatlv benefited thereby and no one instance
: believed can be cited where the country has been
oa NV the construction of railroads, ought to sat
| g oer1 ob;ector; and certainly we are as much IN
nt Of increased facilities for the transportation OF
,roarce merchandise and trade as almost any other
section of country which ought to stimulate every one
having the ability, to engage in this work mat ll'
entire county would be benefited by the constructor
sc tho Mobile and Ohio Railroad few VIII deny lie
all then in proportion to his ability ana interest," aiu
it's construction.
T. Is gratifying to witness the growing interest man
tested bv the citizens of Columbus, and the count
a orou on both sides of the river In this rall-roa
e project and at the meeting proposed to De helu
Monday next at the courthouse, 1t Is hopea te a''e
dance will be large and that the ball when mas pee
mt in motion by other counties around us VIII
nusbed forward with proper energy, ana IN the ris
at spirit. ,AMEs WHITFIELD.
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what tbe Sonth muSt Depend Upon.

This is explained in the following RaragraPn rom b
1+a communication in the Southern Press, written oy
the Hon ]. K. Padding of New York Let Southern
men read, and profit by his Injunction ,.,o n,ssea
tbrnu nh' every grade of life, from that Of poor boy
snif-e5ucatei and selfdepcndcnt, to station among
tn b;@best Of the land which attained without the
sacrifice Of my principles my ndePendghn nHs h pH
ring the whole of this long plgrmage hooks and
ba 0 thus added to the experience of long life the
lesson of the past; and from the experience and those
lessons inevitably brought to the o0 Dncnd On ' f
e;p fptre safty but united action az Setdetence ~
tbs thew will preserve themselves and the Union Al
oh S hopes de all other expede1s but dagger ss,
turned against their bosoms ihey must 4 asse,
their oc rights, and protect en4ssreS tor seg n IS
G bopss of the people, and must be qached 'o0 or me
; er Time ,ras-time is-but time will soon De
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WASHINGTON.

No.. Stanley and Inrc went out to fight duel at
- n,cIact Ibis morning, somewhere beyond the DIS
t fG ne Stanley n accOmpanedby VIM C. John
snn Of MARYLAND and Mr. Inge by y. g. Brown OF Mis-
ssspp; shots EXCHANGED when by 1he se'f Sad
ton of the friends mutual understanding 40 '''"'
Senate on Monday adopted substitute OF ksk LOT
postage BILL which provides for free circulation ~
~ naSers in the county where published and 10 19e
for quarter postage otherwise according TO the 10 be-
| 2 prepaid and if not prepaid.
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NCENE EMF s.

zA.E. Love is a candidate for re-elecuon ~
the Office of Clerk of the Circuit court OF Lo" "ue
Comfy Election November next
nre-WE are authorized to announce D.s.le' 81 ~,
INNS as a candidate for reelection 70 lae oi.'e "
prob,te Clerk of Lowndes county. Election IN NO
| next,
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MOBILE. March /.

The adyiccs from Liverpool TO the sth- ut hao
most depressing influence upon our market but lI,.
this dull and declining position, our factors d9ns III
first two DAYS of the current week, measuraD!y reeo'
I'D and the sales were to a fair extent at lmproVSd
80: nm Tuesday foreign letters to the lst- ui'.
were received, the contents of which led to very
demand and the sales on that day were quite
ons;derabe the market towards the close recovering
fully &c. per h on previous quotations mlddng TGl,s
-. Gstta 1oc The market on Wednesday and Iburs-
a. 4ted further improved aspect and prices sui
fined Nd to such an extent materially to imProre
with orders; sales in consequence were on very p
tied scale. but at extreme figures Yesterday the pal
~ 80 Js wore received and the sales quite small
the market closed firmly though quietly at loe' per
for middlng.
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arriya, Of the Steamer Europa.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 81,

The Atlantic Steamer Europa, arrived at n. YORK
today bringing Liverpool dates to the 18th instant
CorroN had declined to Id since the Salnso Is s!is
Baltc. Gsth nst) Sales of the week ending tf On on
roo bales Mddling uplands Gad, "oT The
leans "a Sales of Friday 1000 paleS Ah' n"i ~
closed with less pressure to sell.
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-vv,c state Of mississippi.

DISTRICT CHANCERY C0uRI,, Or Ha ihf =, p E1lIES
MISSISSIPPI, HELD AT CoLu-d - - =, -,
ELIJAH B b, 0'HP''n4-''' the matters i,
r, this Bill contained,
~ IsfI and it appearing by affidavit fled to the sat,
i!,cton Of the Court that the above pamed defendant
John R. Hampton is none" tSa oi shf 6s Sa's
bt the ordinary process of this Court cannot De exc
cuted upon him It therefore ordered that unless h
said defendant appear here before the wee %
ON or before the first day of the next term OF TINS You
80 no holden at the house in the town OF Coiui
bus, ON the first Monday in August next ensuing a,'
Mead answer or dcmur to the several aiega.oHs "a
romnlanant's bill of complaint contained, the sane
NAV he taken as confessed to said defendant ana
the matters therein decreed accordingly It Is nrth
ordered that copy of this order be inserted IN ~.
..Soutbern Standard newspaper published IN 'h'
town of Columbus, weekly fer one month. a un'
wy w w. LESTER, CLERK
NrRRAy g. DABYEY, Comp'ts Solicitors.
n March 8, 1851. DOT fFlhtei io' @Ai''0'
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D~~~o~~->--S~oo'o@~|>"~-~, - ---.:or
Tho SAutb Carolina Convention.

Tho election returns already received, indicate the
character of this body. -. ,;eoot;o,
The Charleston Mercury makes TINS claSSilio'Io
Nhoie huhoe " 1877
For secession, 40
Onnosed to separate State action az
be Mercury states that of the 40 opposed to stare
action not can be called S"0ntSStG"t' .a'
ora in favor of some mode of redress, ana at lie m
ortv will be first among the foremost III SUSTAINING
sucb action as the Convention may ultimately a"uP'
T'be time of the meeting of the CONVENTION aeeoNeS
unon the Governor. 1t is more than Propaoe' IL W ~
,,pt convene fer some months to come. III oohsieo'
nv - ..Nortbarn brethre1' should manifest return
~ sense of Justice to the South, may be- the oaroi-
ma Convention will never assemble. nut ths nv
nnr AGAINST hope. Vermont and MassachuSe's . :
aireadv nullifed the Fugitive Slave Law anu oi
areaoy 4hnrn State has vet repealed her acts de-
signed to throw obstacles III 1he "S y
ton of fugitive slaves -~~-~~~~,
e Nrxn Jersey u. S. SENAToR.-Ifentoa Ieo 10
ftar 6fteen unsuccessful baotings, to-day io
s II Senator the Joint meeting, at ABOUT
o o'clock adjourned meet tomorrow \ hu ' !
: ~ O'Clock when the ballotngs Will be rehewe "a,
together twenty-five ballonngs lase % Davton Al
n IL Randolph 9 Evans 1-Mr. Opdyeke' Deilo
rat from Huntington, refused, this aitefnoon' " 3
Y into the Convention. He had previously 49,
q Stockton Mr.. MAYHEM, wing, rum III - 40
- ho had also voted for Stockton, turned rounu 'o
m and voted for Dayton. All 10
~ Stockton is on the ground
es rho Ct Iou;s Ynion, commenting upon Mr.. Foote
"a of The Union party he is so busy forming
- omnosed of all the best men OF both inc oi or =
- saysThis reminds OF RandoPhs acooul. ,v NJ
as clinton partyn which was attempted curing en
Us. JefTerson's administration, After Saiui nau
is, 80 III Jefferson he invited to atteha iee
his ou' 49, in washington, to be composed oil the
ex- as, mon of all parties" Randolph says ne was Z
tho o4t;n, 70 ths meeting and when ne got there
the nps ortranized with Aaron Burr in the ehalr
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The Legislature of Iowa. has passed Law ,b%m to
Dr the emigration of negroes, and requiring ,'eih U
my the State upon three days notice of the law ui
der certain penalties. This is another Illustration f tb o
tho sincere love which the abohuonsts nave lof INT
! moor blacks
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e,,.ur,,,r &C Co,IuopoRE JoNEs.-It is stated tiNt
~ trdct Of The Court Martial upon Commodore l.
An Catesby Jones is disclosed He is suspended e LOT
five years; half that time without pay cmSny l11
Mating with the public money in California go'u O0S'
The president approves the Judgment
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The Democratic State Convention met to-day EN,
Gov & Y. Brown being in the chair, and nominated
unanimously, the present incumbent Cen "m' lro"7-
dale for Governor
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For the Southern Standard.

urssps CHAPMAN g. SMITH-Gentemen The tol- &C
lowing statement taken from the Savannah Republican p
will show what progress Georgia has made ana Is SUN
making in her Railroad enterprise o
central Road from Savannah to Macon COM Il
pleted, .,o l'i "'ii'' t
ia. completed =,
2 WAGON and Western Road from Ma v
! con to Atlanta completed N
4-Western and Atlantic Road from Al K
Iarfa to Chattanooga, completed, l4o
/ 5-South western Road from Macon 10
/ Ogethorpe, nearly completed, u
: f-STFse,cee road from Columbus to Fort
V far- ON Southwestern, in progress, II
--Affanta & West Point Road from At
}au4;, tg West Point, in progress, ~ %
S-M Iedgevle road from Gordon to Mil
ledgcviIIe, in progress, -, n
9-Faton Road from Mledgeville to Ea-
VII iio-Wiikes Road from Double Wells to
: Washington, in progress,
n-Athens Branch from Union Point, TO
Athens, complete =, -.
l2-Burke ho s lrot, IN IN nrogress. So
13-Branch from Kingston to Rome' -
lie ,.,o.oa ord in nrooress. GIT miles.
u From this it appears that Georgia has IN operaJon
:, the Central, Georgia. Macon and w esterh' anu " ~.
~ tern and Atlantic Roads, the Rome Dlane z o,u
III Athens Branch making entire distance OF oo9 !e
y Tho Southwestern Railroad will be IN operation ~
nc two or three months. Thirty miles OF the A'lai',
and West-point road % miles OF the museoSe1 i
% miles of the Augusta branch and the MiiedseVi
branch will be completed during the summer OF De
fore the end of the current year. Hence Ueorga VII
have on the first of January 1852, 500 miles OF rod
r.; active operaton and III miles more III rapd pfos
100 ress toward completion = .a A.;
The roads in operation are now all paying goou u
;dends Nowhere has the wisdom of Judclous sy'
boz tenn of internal improvement been better Stra'e
zen than in Georgia
his The rich harvests now being gathered by the Peep
he Of Georgia from the completion OF their RAILROAD
VS. would be realized by the people OF Mississippi n0
~ tho construction of the Mobile and Ono Ra-roao' a.
ces- t connection with other Railroads. branch ROADS
ONE navgabe rivers
." A few years since the Directors Oh inc oeo ~
railroad company from the surplus pronts Oh III
aos roads, for every hundred dollars pau LIZ
eoes Of stock for one hundred and hity dola
ring rhs stock is now worth premium OF SIX dollars
.haro or one hundred and ifty-nine dollars per
hit to hundred originally paid, beside dividing annually
the handsome dividends This information Is derived
70 Sose o townsman, George R. Clayton, ESQ., VINO Is
vern- versant with the fact
rcing It is not expected that stock in the Mooie anu
pro railroad will be thus profitable, but when view
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FAYETTEVILLE, Tenn, Feb. %

FAYETTENILLE- N"'
e,,,- mi rutes mast o'clock yesterday morning, u
-. ,;an of onr town was laid in ruins, by storm
Which swept everything before it. The loss OF HE Is
great.
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Crx orlrNAS AT The CoIIsEUm-I es'l,p ni,r
Cd Gentleman has received many attentions "a U =, the
~. -; ,ar,nest welcome on Sunday iglI q" w.
but ms wainneo hall AZ O'Donnens Coliseum, near
toe Ia, c;tv It was splcndidly decorated WIN
banner and evegreeus When the General nartio
escorted by committee, the band struck h up passed
a'r anu "; ;r~ 10 nav his respects to the fair dau
,ers Of 'T Erin who were assembled in great umOfrs
,h - c,ason. He soon after. joined cotilIon ha
wing the honor to lead out Mrs dancers nr 6nC our city,
T'e eSeninr passed very agreeaby, and the Genera
retired highly gratied with the warm and generous re-
aan.ton oS his Irish friends.--LOuisiana Courier
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GEORGE G. MOORE,

Auction and Commission Merchant,
o,ner of Min and Military Streets Near the Court Hons
COLUMBUS, MISSISSIPPI.
Refer TO Messrs. Cozart, Hunphries g. Bups; Z. e
Eppleston: o. H. MiIhcan A. H. Jordan, columbus
Col Gee. Fl. Young; w. l.. c. GerdAne' "aVefy.
larurv %, 1881. -
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NOifS,R.

NOtSCsss
To all persons interested in The estate Of Locy heo0' ae
ceased:
won are hereby notified that pursuant to an order
\ Of the Probate Court of Lowndes county Mss's-
sinp WILL as guardian of said decedent, at the APr
Term 1851 of said court, present my maj account io
JAMES DAVIS,
March 8, 1851 6:st Guardian for Locty Wood
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orTbe following list is said to EXHIBIT correctly ue
or5er in which the several States stand III POM" P
tI,n
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current at the close this Afternoon l2 per cent
above par for dividend paying stock Buyers 1t
present prices may know What they are about, and
they may In the object they have In but
We very much doubt IL
The receipts It the oce of the Assistant Treasurer
this port to-day amounted to scs o. payments
S6176-bslsnoe, $3fs7,5s6 70.
The amount OF coal transported the Reading Rail-
road TOR tho week ending the 10th instant 1888
toDs total this year TONS time last year
90 400 tons-incresss this year, ll64l3 tons.
According to returns made on the LIST Of January,
the condition Of the Michigan Insurance Company
wss IS stock notes, 600 in
dividual liability sl1o s92 deposits $l654oo; specis
$l7 ,263 bills discounted S27o690 The movement of
the Peninsulsr Bank Of Michigan the 3lst Of De.
cenber 1850, follsws-Gapital $S7 $50; circu
lation $50 500; deporits S93047; bills of exchange,
domestic bills and due from individuals, $722 1885, UNI
ted States and Michigan stocks deposited with the
State Treasurer 500 080 specie items 945
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SsruRpsy, January lo-6P, W.
Quotations for fanny stocks remain without any ma
teral sheraton A. the arst board to day, Farmers
loan advanced per cent; Canton, %; Long Island
49, Norwich and Worcester, 1 Mohawk, ~. ssonng-
ton declined per cent Erie Railrosd ~ Pennsyl-
vsnia Sc ri United states o. =; Kentucky 6s, x.
The transactions were large and principally for cash
AZ the second beard Canton Company improved 9 per
cent Norwich and Worcester, x; all others closed at
prices current In the morning. The advance In Can
ton CO. exceeds anything Of the Kind heretofore real.
a. In sry other fancy On the list It " not caused
much by any corneTiug combination by purchases
by spectators for cash with the expectation Of draw.
ing In outsiders at higher prices. The highest price
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The local Committee for the State of New York,
in relation TO the Industrial Exhibition which is to
take place IN Londen on the Let Of May next an
nounce 70 the parties immediately Interested and to
the public, that the government OF the United Sntes
as detailed the frigate ST. Lawrence for the free
transportation to the port of Lso6on Of all articles
nom this country intended for The Exhibition, and
duiy approved by the local committees for their
respective States, and the central authority at
Washington. The st. Lawrence is now being re-
hlted for sea at the Navy Yard. Brooklyn, and
OF New York on the LIST Of Fe bruary next.
IL ls Indispensable, therefore, that all articles to
20 by her to London, should be delivered at the
Navy Yard, Brooklyn, on or before the 18th Of
packed, marked: 'London Exhibition" and ad-
dressed to consignee, or agent in London, Of the
exhibitor They should also be accompanied by
the prescribed certificate Of the local committee of
their respective State, duly approved by the central
authority, as evidence of their right to be received
on hoard the transport, and to be presented az the
Exhibition in London.
This committee are officially advised tina. the
central authority twill make out bill of ladng
from the certificates sent to them; and will see
that the articles are put on shipboard, and num-
bered according TO their State number, and also
according 10 general number which they enter on
their table OF articles, and place in red ink on the
certificates. Articles brought to New York for
transmission. will be received and stored at the
Navy Yard, and all authorized to CO. will be sent if
deposited in time. The pnrser of the vessel will
give receipt for each package delivered on board
This committee having been specially empowered
BY the central authority at Washington, to examine,
down TO the latest moment possible, all cases,
whether originating in this, or any other State OF
the Union provided, in the latter case, it has nor
already been submitted 10 the local committee OF
ITS own State, and by that committee been rejected,
they will continue TO examine all such cases and,
n approved, make out and forward to the central
authority, tor its sanction and signature the proper
certificates, provided the cases be submitted to
them on or before the 2lst Of January instant.
For further information, the committee refer 10
the circulars issued by them under date OF the 9th
of September and Sth December last, and gene
rally published throughout this State.
The committee have had prepared labels 10 be
put upon all articles from ths State, and which will
be furnished to the exhibitors their agents, with
their certificates duly approved, soon as the en-
tries of the articles in the at the Navy Yard
their numbers, marks and addresses, shall have
been verified, and Of which due notice will be
given.
LUTHER BRAprsH,
h. Z. PRENTICE,
A. CHANDLER,
WILLIAM BUEL, -.
A. VAN BERGEN, No"''' w.
CH,s. HENRY HALL,
IsDoCK PRATT,
b. p JOHNSON.
New York, Jan. Is, 1851
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CHstsrr's MissrntLs announce entsrtanm OF
rrest variety for to evening consisting plan
tation melodies which are generally rendered with
sve.tnsse % tone and great harmony musical per-
fcrmancss Witch executed with science and taste
m dancing which cannot fail to please.
FEltovs' orERs IIousE Il grand sacred concert
viii come % this evening at eight o'clock. Mr. an
Mrs Doctor will display their vedgei ability on
the piano siguorins Permit will exercise her vocal
powsrs and Mr.. leopold Meyer ~i play some besuti-
full musical piece. the violin Besides those emf
nent artists Mis. Jones very promising vocalist an
Mise Meyer, will ting ssvers sacred pieces. Iws may
judge nom the concert given last Sunday evening the
house VIII be crowded Remember, the price Is only
Is cents
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ESaNkLIN nUsEux. us cuArnAn SQUARE -eso
AnUsEmEHTs N PHILADELPHIA.

DsRNUas MUSEUM PnILADELpBIA-P r. BAR
- nun, propre,or aud Manager Henry Sanford Assist
ant habnEsr.-Ensagement Of Dr Nasntias. His hrst
sTptarance IN the drama Production OF planehss
mytbcogeal and agnae bure,t called the DEEP DEEP
SEA, In which DR. Naen tine sill the
sea serpent. The admired Of The onser will
be produced this week Cherry and Fair ear-The Cricket
on the Hearh-Dsvid Csppsrsd and other sterling
will he repaid. Tro performances, AZ aud o'clock
tdmitanee 20 the saloon and rs cents
81 ildren under ten years, Ia, .nts
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MATRIMONIAL.

hIA1RInONY MADE EAsY-OR BOW TO WIN
I'VE Lover. Protector Lswton 81 1umdon having srrivci
~ Boston vii ssnd 10 .ddres receipt q o. Dasr
pbfnte plain dirrcons enable lsdicn and euon 20
wiz te reroltn sitter ions Of = Ntny u We nnpas ser
a. their hcaris dearr. TIE process is simple, hut
taPtvatur thai AT ha married irr gpectve u
ptara e or positions sud lae though not least u can le
ATEreet With sufh esq ard dcacs that ceeeon l. m
nlsshlc. hdfrcss Pr0fesstr Law TON, BOSTON, hNss No
letter taken from a Post ooe unies the raa
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Court CaIendar-MondaY.

CossMoy PLrss Part Nos. lgj 2ig, 22p al. 2il,
2B 2ts 2t7 2o 25t. Part 2-Nos $40 asa 2s6 2e1,
2ts. go, 2 10 ". "a. To- rs. 20
svrnsnE CorHr- CEcuIr CoutT-Nos. Ill, a. 12j,
l26. IL. liz. y. ~. H. 10 30 ~, As, So 20. seE
USIrrp stArEs DistHfcr CouEr Nos. %. 20 TO a.
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vvDE CELEBRATED PRfsA DONNA. stGNoRrNA
kIa Yalsntni, has engaged oastitution Ball. Ne 65
Broadway FL the VI givns series 81 Pebble Must
cal Sre tickets IS cents % which che IL TIE she
has the honor invite All artist singers no wifhoat
eupyrent Of AL nations and those ~ha wsh make their
debut - call ard zee her constitution Hall at her sing
ing school r en- wi oeioah.
MUsIc.-A LADY, wHo UNDERTAKES IN 1RoUoB
h bass snd 81 whose professional ABILITIES the most
oeponabe fereness can be given anSicua 20 tste TIVE
three pupi In addition She will either them
their rcsidences her dwelling Terms-ror bo
Enners e. thosa advanced. sl2 Apply Music, Mol
West Fifteenth street.
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NEW YORK AND PuILApELPHIAs-NEW YORK
Nv .nd Philsdepha Direot-upitci States Nail Line
Through IN ~ hours via New gerssg haread. Fare
ducsd aud a. 81 for second Glass. Leave
Nov ysrs from ftot q gourtandt ssrset and ~
isdelphlst snsS spdb Y, n, frcm the Zoe, 81 wal