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HoRRiuLE DEATH Mr. VIM. NJ Osborn who
vas 90 terribly burned AZ ths aIe Thurr day piQht
died l1st evening lie ry worthy and useful N "a
IN h. pberr ard elves wife and MMiy Of chrdrs -
pOuip heir lose lis ngc was G2 His rcrnan si be
ieteu e. NcolhIitgc for in,erm 'ntNcle farer cerr
On
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Tho first prize q spy glass valued at S2, awarded
to tho Gen Pierce the second brass compass yaue5
at Sl2 to the Glide the third flag valued AZ So 70 the
Anne boston Traveller, Oct. 2.
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Btforo Hon. Judge Bets.
OCT. in the case of John A. Brown, captain
of the bark Agnes. indicted for cruel and unusual
punishment on T.. p. Hathaway, mate, the District
Attorney entered MOI pros.
TIE REINDEER CALAMITY.
Mr.. Evarts, part of the District Attorney call
ed upon Charles w Farnham, captain, and John
w. Hewlett, engineer, of the Reindeer, to plead
to the indictment found against them for man.
slaughter.
The Court inquired if the parties were represented
by COUNSEL, and Mr.. James 7. Brady answered that
Mr.. Smidt and himself appeared for the accused.
The Judge then said that he would transmit this
he had done that of the Henry Clay, to the
Circuit, though he should, in oil probability, try it
himself
Mr.. Brady was perfectly satisfied with whatever
course the Court chose to adopt, and he then en-
tered plea for his clients of not guilty.
The Judge ordered the case to be transmitted to
the Circuit.
Pleas Thomas Lynch, Henry Ferguson and
William Fitzgles pleaded not guilty to a charge Of
endeavoriDg to make revolt on board the ship
George Hurlbut;" Charles W: Allen, alias Miller,
Ia c0lored man, indicted for larceny at sea, and
eorge Arnold for passing counterfeit gold dollars,
pleaded not guilty.
The Judge then announced that he would proceed
with the trial Of these cases Wednesday.
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Supreme Coui t--Srecial Term.
ntrIGInNl
By Hon JuJps Edwards

BY Hon judge Edwards.
OCT, A,--CluttS, EIecsliOr, &c +, Us, Johnson AMI
others.-The third ana fourth clauses OF the will do
not conflict. but they suspend the power Of aiena-
ton eyond the two lives in being and are both
void. The cOunse! for one of the eiendants con-
tended, upon the argument, that tho fourth clause
was volid upon the authority Of COT VS.. Cook, Il
Paige, 52l But the principle upon which the
clause of the will referred to IN thai held
valid, was that the estate vested in interest imme-
diatey the termination Of the lives in being, al
though it did not vest in possession till the youngest
child became of age. The Chancellor also held
that distinct and indie pendent provision for the
accumulation of the income void. But
in this case, the estate devised in trust
does not vest in interest in the children upon the
death of Peter johnson and wife. It vests neither
in interest nor possession in the children until tho
that the intention Of tho testato in the sixth clause
was, that Hetty Ann johnson should be put upon
the same footing as the children OF Peter Johnson
that is that she should have share equal to that
of any ono Of the children OF Peter johnson, and
not that she SHOULD have one-half Of the house.
But the whole of the fourth clause is void, tina
limitation to her void Think that, we rendaAM
cagsp is also y9a IN the frat place Il gives 40 d.
rection as to tho deposition Of the income which
may accrue before the children of Tabby Dunscome
shall obtain their freedom, and no division OF the
income is to be made amongst them until all Of them
shall have obtained their freedom. This limitation
may continue boy ord the lives in being. (Haukey
VS.. James, l6 Wend. Rep The other provisions
Of the will ore void.
By Hon. Judge Mitchell
HIM. Smith Us. Eugeae Smith Bartsr.-Injuno-
tion granted sndjudgment for plaintiff,
Geo. Russell and arother. rs. George Pek.-Judg-
ment on report Of referee
In the matter of the Petition of Richard Suydam
to de Released as Trustee, &c, IF Jane Heyor, &c
Order granting prayer Of petition oAd referring it to
Walter Edwards to examine accounts
John 4. Maytan Us. Lorenzo ID Williams and
a, 0ther-Juugme ut on referees report, and three
per cent extra allowance granted
Banid u. Hotrard Henru w. Ebbacmth.-
Judgment to be entered on report fOct. 2, 1862.
May Weth us. jas. Wach Motion for ali
mony granted, by default made last Saturday; 500
counsels fee, and so per week ordered to be paid
to plaintiffs support until determination Of action.
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News FROM THE PLAINS. -The following items
Of news We learn from Mr.. Hotchleadter. who arrived
here Wednesday last Mr. left Santa Fe on the 9ta Of
August Biness very dull and money scarce large
quantities of goods in Santa Fe, and but little demand
for thtm The crops better In New Mexico this
sop than they have been for ten years past Met va
gers train at Barclays Fort the 18th Rev Mr. Reed
along with Ii on tho 18th met uubbes train at Rabbit
Ear on the 2ist, met y. :. Mail at Cedar Spring
the ed met Major Carrolton, with company Of ORA
goons. accompanied by Gov Lane the 2ith met
Stones train at Lower Cimarono the 2ath arrived
at Fort Mackay. whore there about thousand
Indians encsmped waiting for Major Fszparick the
3ob met Fitzpatrick ON September %, met Beck's
train a. Pawnes Fork could not tor high wat9r.
On the same day the company oyoraken by four sol
ders from Fort Naokay In search OF onr deserters who
were found In the train and taken back met Mayer on
tbs ID mt Cow Creek the 7th met the scpember
mail ~ Lost spricg PsseHgers--Mr spencer snd ray
and Mr Houk ~ welt All the trains were gottns
along well, and health good Independence Messsls0t
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Corrt 81 Common Pleas.
o., - 30 cause being .sady "a either bcaach.
the Court adjourned
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FROM SANTA FIJI The 10 lowing officers o. hne
T. : Army, who sre direcl FROM Sana re- ossie Gov" "
the evening before lasJ the steamer lsin5 N"y a
ham Mai Dachus Ms Shepherd Capt Jon ~, ~
Bufod Iiauts IenbTo0k pleasailton eou 'cn.' vs. w.,
surgeon stone Surgeon McDougal, shd w ANsuss ~
nse Nej Graham aa otses p s h e -. Of
- IN lS,r ry--9 Lo,ts Rcpgbkcaa sep'. 30
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH

The Picayune of last evening contains some further
teegraphic items by tho Cambria whose arrival we an
nounced yesterday morning
ENGLANp.-Parliament opened on the 3D. The royal
speech mentioned the friendly relations still maintained
between England and all foreign powers
Lord John Russell stated that Lord palmcrston had
Withdrawn from the Ministry because his colleagues
not concur in his approval of Louis Napoeon's coup e,
hundred presons have been killed in Yorkshire by
the bursting of a reservoir.
FRAScEAll was quiet in the political world In France
spAiS-An unsuccessful attempt has made to as
sassinate the Queen,
DEATH OF JuDGE.-Bahi,nore Feb. 81, A. ai.-Judge
Heath of the Supreme Court of this State died this
morning
SUPREME CouRT DEcIsoN.-Ne York. Feb. 23.--At
Washington City to-day the United States Supreme Court
decided in that before it that Congress pos
seses the power to extend the admiralty law and ursdc-
ton the inland navigation and rivers Of the United
States.
MAIL THRouGn-The Evening Delta received the fol-
lowing dispatch from Mobile dated yesterday morning:
The Eastern mail this morning brings dates from New
York of the 18th. 18th and 10th from Baltimore of the
18th and 10th and from Charleston of the 18th and 18th
= late due.
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sSs= S. s s! IL /: 4. s; Ii.
3D. 3 ss spf tsan ssH &s S b ssd nEa -prs 90
p sy Fs Sss9 d nossr Eo oas
'fsa i. sf ss
Fg@ % ' ff'@s rfsT %
y sse ts" s"ss" ss c 4sfi
ngsf W.s ss Hssi
Ha Gt DsRS Gtt@ aS Sss T 1sG%t g"E.Sa
I e., s l s s oaeg s rsasz g Burke Ernest
Gamble PoIard-5 do
Cray N. @o @s~ s ~ 1S sals. sssd s'
@ % ] +e1 n 1; ctr Pq.t ssi.iss
Hs : 4 trsiT ia%s c'svS"d s
sS: s ,, rs5s S re , sasano ss p Carroll
d6 ae cowan " DSfs &sS see 80
s" z, Eil'% n;s , Wn McKee, hntey
bale To-1oa io59 ba.es cotton w "
NJ ss4 E Rys s spl y, e9
oven piok St latna = S Selss r.
I.es es sf1 F Ss 4sts, w's %ss nj
campD4s Robson Alien 10 Iosr lseos do Garry
lsa 1 a.5 o ts '' ''"' NJ Greenwood @'0
%, IL 8ts. esn cgg ~ o, Fow
cromwel62 anchmne Cherry Henderson &eo|i1J
Wha Ssa .1,i 4os &C., G4 Waksr
J9n , e o Nsl,on tso Noon Titus
Ton Ni@ibeSa p tgss gfaaPe Aa@n 80
Total, 1919 bales cotton - ~ ~ ~
n sugar d. d. ssns n POI. q
e E os'stayi d Mts"Ssrssr j aas5. Goo
cIs, 90 % .I i,sa ~
ihFouRCIiE Robert Campbell: nolasses,
' s" a. & s E. y q 81 1 %gsis1, r..y e
Flower &ec8 lhds Do
s9s .i53 Is9"R% ss',s sss
as ss5 S R":ssR S$S i srsa IS s nsass. "d
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ToBAcCo-75 hhds Mason County sold, two Or
three days ago. at prices not made public.
SUGAR AND MOLAsSES--The sales of Sugar com
prised so hhds at previous rates Fair. 32504Ie..
Molasses dull with sales of 1000 bbs at 2024 for in
feror fermelting to choice lots
FLoUR-Actiye inquiry for shipment and 1000 bbls
sold, including 1900 Ohio. barge and be delivered
at the ship atS4 So 1900 at s. % 1850 fancy Ohio in
It" 81 so 127 unbranded Illinois So So and 100 extra
St Louis at S! 90 p Dbl
GRAIN-Con in demand, with sales of 1000 sacks,
in many lots. ai5255e of Oats $40 sacks Kentucky
sold at 80 e bhel and of Bran 700 sacks at 65 and 40
at 100 u 100 Ii.
PRoyIsI0NsporE selling in small lots at s15 90
SIS % for Mess hit lot of 500 bbs IAN ordinary o
was said to have teen disposed of at S14 80 Bacon
request, with sails of SO casks Sides 81. 81 ditto
Shoulders at IA and 81 tierces Hams 81 for plain
and lo1af for fancySugarcured Lard unchanged and
l7G bbs No soldin three lots at s. 200 at Ss and 80
tierces prime at SIC
sALT-we heard # a cargo sale, (about 5000 sacks
Liyerpool.) a third fin. at Csc round
STAR CANDLES-Do boxes brought 1916 cash an
advance of &c.
CoFFEE-Firm, SAILS 1000 bags Rio of which 800 at
S9409 $50 at O. 100 at * and 200 1.-TWO lots at 94$c
WHIsKY-Sales $50 bis Rectifed in lots. at IL 100
Iathers's extra at Ii aand 10 Ross extra at l9e
FREIGHTS-Cotton to uavre H. and to Liverpool. in
British vessels 5-l6d but American ship taken for the
latter port at 7sd, giving aay the consignment
EXCHANGEs-No ALTERATION in the rates:
Sterling ...................,.. 1OS 501o9 X
Francs. ........,.. 2lL(65 80
NawYork sixty-day Bills. 2i5f021Ic p Ct. disc,
Sight Checks on Network ....... 3l6D1 u ct. disc.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA--CfTY or NFwOR-
BE TT KNOWN that this Fib Fes=ary in
the year thousand Wv o. before
Edwin fIHwelJn Lewis, Public
onaiy appeared the ins hereinafter under
signed
the Legislature Of the State Of Louisiana approved
Company Limited rs to be
such other pns who aesons
with the shall be established the city Of SewOean
Of Ftordo
Steamship Company, the following conditions spuaons
to-yyit
Article l. That the operations Of said company shall run
steamship, ships from the o Se'vOns TO and
of Florida port places the Gulf Mexico the
phrfhae Of carrying freight and passengers.
Article That the Capital Stock Of said company be-
and the is hereby fixed the Of hUnsnnd
Of increasing the capital required majority stockhod
hundred
the present capital being
Day which Is brought this coaersh cash. by her
dollars
trae named by the President aud sealed with the The
which certificate shall be transferable By pnhc
Notary Public: ockholer, ockhoders
act Of and all rules regulations
adopted pursuance thereof be re-
corded book Of transfers, to be kept for the the
Article That joint company coparnehp and
shall yesgs com
the from the first day of January
and dissolved by the stockholders
Article company shall corporate
capacity, be mpeaded
Article That stockhoder Of said
slonsb liable loss damage the said
slaciVey.
Arile That the following named s.ockoders
the hi company, and such entitled to the
Of nTes opposite Names having fully paid came in
H4Fa p1uN tH
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THE STTuBENyuLE Rors.-The following letter from
steubcnvlr Ohio, gives description of of the
cent Irish riots at that place
admit with much regret that have still unpleasant
The Corkonans, among those employed the most
numerous, The FardOwns have been collecting force
sufficiently large to sweep the line and hold it for them
selves They started yesterday about Ave hundred
and with guns pistols swords and pixies. passing up the
line driving children before them pound
ing numerically all C1rks who unfortunate
become their prisoners adding TO this claim to search
the residence ut citizens they pass for concealed Irish
which they actually effected in number of instances
At Reeds mill, the fourteenth section. they claimed
the right of search and informed they did actually
enter the mill. threatening to shoot any person who o-
posed them At this point. twcnty-hree farmers
with rifles. organized appointed captain. wloannounced
To the Irish that they must return to the city, they
would fire them They agreed to discontinue their
Nnlawtu enterprise, and fell back
An armed body of men dispatched from this place
commanded by the Sheriff uniting with the farmers
five miles from the city they snrned the Irish taking
them guns swords pistols and clubs as prisoners
Of drove them before them They are now here.
perhaps eight hundred of them half fed half clothed
What will become of them do not know-mea ntme no
work Is done the road News has Just been received
that Farown, struggling from the main force has been
murdered Two under suspicion have been arrested
For month past. we have had quite difficult times The
whole Irish trouble to but it my opinion that
need no special legislation on the subject.
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NEW ORLEANS Cattle MARKET.

JrFERsoS Cry.
Monday Eyenin, February %, 1852
Arrived to-day 2l5 Beeves. % Hogs Cows and II
Calves Of Sheep there are but f Offering but an ample
stock of Cattle
-PRicEs-
BEEF CATTLE (Western) ......... .41s7G1%c p tb net
81. Cfexas) ................ ABE = ib net
Hoes .6kDT &c u tb net
SHEEP 0OG1S4 90 . head
Much Cows. S2of0s50 p head
CALVES WARNINGS. .S,5O0S9 so p head
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NEW ORLEANS:
TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY "a.

LATE sr TuoM.s,-By the arrival at Charleston
the 18TH of the British bark Huron Capt Driver from
the Island Of st Thomas the Courier has received copies
Of the st Thomas Times of the 18th and 3lst ut The
non-arrya of the Inflated steamship Amazon. which it
will be recollected consumed by fire at the 4th
ut had given rise to many conectures to the
her detention but the of the unfortunate catasro
phe had not reached there on the 31st ult Arrange
ments. however had been made so that the nonarrya
of the Amazon would further interruption to the
West India Mail Steamship Ccmpanys mail service home
ward or Internationally the Esk. Captain Resarrick,
having been ordered to remain ut Barbados. until the
arrival Of the 18th of January out mails to convey them
to Demarar and to continue to perform that service
until the arrival of another ship in place of the outward
missing ship. The steamship Midway Capt. Hart. due
from Chagres about the 3ls nit intended to dis
patch there about the ID instant that she could return
to St Thomas by the nth instant when She would coal
aud take the mails homcward in place of the Amazon.
thus preventing all disappointment The steamship Con-
way, Capt Sawyer due at ST. Thomas about the ID inst
would in such receive all the home mails etc. from
the Midway, and proceed home place Of the latter
sell on the arrival Of the Derwcnt from Windward, and
shoaldss Conway have gone home the 9Th inst. in
paee'' Midway, the Derwent would take up the IIa-
rcst e,wh the outward mails of the 18th January,
and continue thereon.
The Eagle Capt ellicoc. remained at St Thomas being
spare ship, and should the Derwent have proceeded on
the Honduras would receive the outward 18th Jan
mails and carry them Barbados Trinidad etc after
wards continuing on the route.
The Times Of the 3ls ult that another unfortu-
nate vessel had been stranded the reefs of Ancgada
curing the week and that she the Spanish brig Maria
esuso from port in Spain bound to the Island Of
Porto Rico with cargo of provisions portion of the
goods had been saved and taken to Tortola
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Tuesday Morning Februa, d is52
CLEARED YESTERDAY
r. ship W9I,sss Morton. Wort lysTpop fgh2n, Rankin
siP i,iq,ounnp lyerF%o Gina eA&yl o ,s.}
R Rns t i"HfI '' pp .< Ci' Master
s s F Em r s e and Newport, R5s, &C.
ARRIVED:
's" Mofgsp 11.a my thompson" rom ''-' '' " to Harris
Steamship Day Ptdel rom Mobile, Green ilatag Eco
m 81 c Py cnaon,r Thompson from Liverpool s ,ssmber to
sn r, sf. Al , ,, x,, NJ =, n,. s'.''
R s b ~ a @ Rio T sas 10 ea my
En- 5 wa S Po pS,y ot ,l 10 1sm Es T e 10
S5r ay BSrnaE Stone a"b from Apn%Gho to mad
shr Martha Weber y days rom Pens9ccla, 10 assrBa
sc,r 5os r9nnell days from Pensacola 70
Steamboats,
n N T, %refn, , IRON f Sn I R.r s
h g2n9 Marin it FS 9as@ nSTf from Montgomery Poi
Gem snap 'p from, 81 Iois
ihgy k ;f n, Ticket, from 3 3 2
Sarah, Wallace, from 1chua
Ids9 i h' Wis., ron t raF Ini.r Hi
' psmo MI Es s from from Airsan p
Robert ' I'ainpi Iii Raglan ' from Iaiourehe
Towboa, Star, wlney s down end ~
and seNr Two Friends I
-Four ships aud Two barks unknown
MEMORANDA.
W The steamship Yacht left Rrnos St 'aso on the '''"por 70
Nswe's""S, 'Sn' STAR Capt '"a'no, to san soon
M ,n - '' h INV, p
spoKEN.
s F , ssas s%p hS On %ap rs i'' % 10 miles TO Tue A
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BY J. A. BEARD & MAY, Auctioneers
MONUAY. March L. 1872 and the falln,r.

| MONDA1, March Is, 1882 and the follow
az: Il a sss :ss ss .ed at auction at die
n "a. yss II
i anarn the ss e e aid sattars 81 f rt
g9n'f signed 3 csna Esq Soy Pa5e
bfs Or GROUND in til. is bounded by View Lev.
9'1 sas s s lot a ssssss e s New ~
No. @ e sma o cmms @ ring %
md fr from i Irs s. sses s't I r.
fi H'S soS u.s. @ sa By ss@ ve.
a:' s ss and T. az a:s
Lott 10 II, II 49, d. Is, frons New
!. SIXTEEN LOTS GROUND square bounded by ~
Lyss sa9 fSydr"s aaa lafayette street. nasng from
ra. streets . Nc - r% The eerpsr q / Fulton NV
FIFTEEN LOTS OF GROUND in the sqnare by
. s Ls NJ forms the agstt Faos md Nswyss
Ls 49, II, 49, 10 and IA front Fulton New
Tors GROUND in the square bounded by New r4ves
s I'd sss PIE gs vi e Ii
I nd SSsse Fp sa asS AND s .s 'rFe
# s1asb e
ss s Z 'sss
% H i "a 81 s e md sss
s,ls. i; " i forms +. 1 s
n NeT :, L ss i. street, re & Lot IL II l "a Is
fsi'Ss sPa Sf sf s Sc
Lot No. forms the ST. Joseph Fulton
Lots @ and front Fulton md Ieve streets.
TO- FIVE LOTS OF GROUND In square by Market,
Deior, Fulton
Lot No. forms the Of Fulton, New eve and Market
Lot the Delord
Lots 2, and 4 front Fulton and New
Ii. ONE IsLET bounded by Dord Futon
named having four
The above des5ed from il locality Real
business Wholesale stores.
Lihograph plans will be ready for August
be forwarded with marginal notes Requiring them
Lots will not be sold front represented
ties compromise ls2o who signed
under which this sale made prior
TERMS OF fifth csh balance instruments divided
if equiTd Of three and four
cent interest from date to maturity, hen
paid eight cent until final secured by
on the property. iana7 M&Ftmh5dtl5
NOTICE.-The subscriber has this day estab-
l shed himself in the FURNITURE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BUSINESS mt the old stand No 81 CA ALP STREET respectful
otits the patronage his friends and the public.
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Az
IA GINAL, UNSURPASSED AND JUSTLY CELEBRATED Nine
ADOLPHE, THE UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED GREATEST
sYMPATHIEsT IN THE WORLD, AND THE SAME DsTlN-
REVELATIONS OF THE PAST AND THE PRESENT As WELLAS
THE CORRECT PREDICTIONS OF FUTURE, SUCH INTENSE
EXCITEMENT IN ENGLAND, FRANCE AND THE PRINCIPAL.
CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES THAT
SENTED HER WITH COSTLY DIAMOND BROACH, AND DANL
WEBSTER WITH A RICHLY JEWEI.ED RING is NOW IN NEW
ORLEANS, READY TO RECEIVE VISITORS At THE WESTERN
yhRANDA HOTEL CORNER OF TCHouPITouLAs AND JULIA
STREETS (PRiVATE ENTRANCE ON JULIA STREET, FIFTH
DOOR FROM TCHouPiI3GIAs STREEI9 WHOM SHE Will.
FUTURE, If THEY ARE MARRIED OR NOT, AND WHEN AND
WHAT LADY OR HUSBAND THEY WILL GET OR BUSINESS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. MYSTERIOUS AND ALMOST IN
POSSIBLE PROF APPEARS COMES RECON-
MEN DED BY HIGHLY RESPECTABLE SOURCES AND WITH
SO lNNUMERABLE GERTlFICATES OF ACkNoWLEDGE p
RhORDiNARY POWERS AND SKILL THAT IT PIECLUDES
ALL SUPERSTITION OR PROBABILITY OF DECEPTION OR MPo
SlTION AS MANY OTHERS NOW PRACTICE
TT CONSULTATION FEE FROM II TO So. LADIES NOT &C
CUPYING MORE THAN FIFTEEN MINUTES 50 CENTS ONLY
CONSULTATION HOURS FROM EIGHT IN THE MORNING TILL
ZEN AT NIGHT. jan9s
FENCING ACADENlY-By Messrs G. & A.
RoSiERE Common and St. Charles Streets 81,
tessors the noble Aart of SelfD Defence.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Grand Concert.

"INstW SUstGefss
~ The public respectfully informed ihst
MISS CATHERINE HAYES
FIFTH GRAND CONCERT In NEW ORLEANS
IN THE HALL, on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25, 1852.
PROGRAMME:
nh ana Ala Pace q Ginramento) Mercadants
cavatina,-"Ah, mon aIs, lie Prophetic, . Nsverbesr
MISS CATHERINE HAYES. '''e ''''F'
Observation-Disclosures l. Carnival Dc Pagann
hAr'Hros"s la vita vir, sd,r. aaon
efeseoH' Of e'"ds0o % he Finite Nicholson
Duo Bufos sgnona tana re,,n fI)-u ps.ansa, Do,,
MISS CATHERINE HAYES AND HERR MENGIs
SECOND.
MISS CATHERINE HAYES
HERR MENGIs. ~
GraDde Etude Concert. 20. por,.,,
Fragment de l'Eisir requsst TsaSsrr
CAN, MR. Z. BoGLASGER. ~
icona.ssdd er1rs..i NV, Lavenu
MISS CATHERINE HAYES
Aria Bufr. Bella cosa arnici campsnello) opei
HERR MENGis.
MISS CATHERINE HAYES mn ''" ''''A'
'ofDuClols MR.. LAvENU,
- The GRAND PIANO employed occasion is one of Chick
eFngs and ia from the Music Store of H. Parsons Camp street.
riee OF Tickets 49, ~ and H. They procured the
Office Of the Annory Hall THIS MORNING.
NB-Evey Seat will be numbered.
10 PROGRAMMES containing the songs in French
and English be obtained the night
Of performance. Price, Twenty five cents
- Doors half past Concert to commence at eight