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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-29
NaUsscai.

MADAME soNrAG's Nav sKniss OF CoNcKnTs - The
music-lovipg portion Of community, the hsfans Of
the fashionable avenues, anu lbs admirers OF novelties
in every shape msy to coperegatc in their
strength TO night Metropolitan Hall. well for the
purpose Of giving attrriag welcome to this exquisite
cstace on her reappssrsrce crafty their curosi
ty the effect Of the paraons made TO render
Of to everything Of the
Kind heretofore witnessed in this metropolis The pre-
sentaton six hundred perfo in concert room
is evidence Of liberal " amounting even to extraya-
gance in The management, aud is SO une1amplea in our
past concert history 70 create great anxiety among all
classes to witness The Of The enterprise But In
dependent of this. the and popularity Of the cn
artistic herself assisted by such Us Paul julien, B2
dali Pozgolr aocci an, Eckert. would form ample
and unfailng ipducsment to muticovng population
to give most liberal pa ronsg 10 this new series we
may conseq ueptiy exptca Metropolitan Hall filled
to night with gay hand tashionable religious,
and audience conSregated WITHIN ta
walls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-29
United States Senators from Arkansas.

The Hon. WILLIAM X SEBASTIAN was re elected
by the Legislature Of Arkansas, on the 10Th inst
to the United States Senate for six years from the
4th Of March next, when his present term will ex-
pire. He is, of course democrat, thst party having
always had large majority in the Legislature Of
Arkansss.
Mr. Sebastian is considered the most able man
who has yet represented this young State in tho
Senate Of the United States. He is native, we be-
eve of one Of Inc States in the valley Of the Mssis
sipp, is lawyer by profession, and about thirty
eight years of sge. He has the advantage Of 6ne
personal Appearance, is Of medium stature, and his
dark complexion shows and other peculiaIites give
evidence Of, Spanish origin. His manners are
pleasing his stJ 10 of oratoy good and he is ready
and fluent in debate; and We may anticipate for
him brilliant career in the councils of the nation,
If we may judge from the favorable impression he
has already made by his course as Senator during
the four years since he first made his appearance in
that body as = successor to the late Mr. Ashley
The following gentlemen, (all democrats,) have
represented Arkansas in the Senate of the United
States since the admission Of the State into the
Union in 1885,
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Thea rricnt.

TnE 0rrRA New oaLfASs.-According TO ono Of
the New Orleans journals Of the 18th instant all the
French opera troupe had returned to that city and were
about TO the theatrical campaign. Several
astes Engaged in Paris bad arrived the previous
ing by the thip Belle Assze whose losg voyage had
caused much anxiety to her safety Mesdamss Leontt
and Marguerite named being In the company and
,poken Of in most complimentary terms far
affect their personal chsrms. rhs journal from which
We derive information goes to say:-"We have
met among the aerssonel brought by Mr. Davis old
friend admitted Grttste-one Of those who leave
behind them everywhere that they have bean pleasant
recollection. We have named VI. Eugene Prcvsst, the
graceful compostor Of -'Cosemo." Tho return Of NJ.
Provost to theatre will be real triumph; asd In
Stunning The place which ne formerly occupied he will
hear sround him thoso sccamaons which always attend
true talentn The opera company were to mako their
debut the following Mondsy in Halevy's opera La
RENE dc Cbypre y (he Queen OF Cyprus
The following the OF the isfes who had
rived from Psris:m Eugene Provost leader Of the
chsttra Mesrs Bordas aud Deisvsrdo first tencrs in
grand opera; b. Juet'e first tenor in comic opera; N
Ludovic and Mesdames Leonti aud Marguerite.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-29

MEETING or CoNGaEss Among the arrivals by
the stef Georgia a. this port, yesterday, were
the Hen Mr. McCorke. Representative, and DR..
Gwin, Senator, from California, who are en- route
to Washington. M"jar SpoifArd, Of the Pacific
Mail Steamship Com pany, Mr.. Chauncey Taylor,
Mr. Edward Vincent, aud otber prominent citizens
of San Frapciico, likewise zero passengers by the
Georgia. The Georgia brings no later news than
what we were previously in possession Of We also
see in the lis. of passengers the name Of N.Y. william
G. Hamilton, associate editor of the San Francisco
Herald, who was for severs, years connected wish
this journal as assistant eater. We are inform sd
that Mr. Han tou has returned to this city for the
purpose Of renewing his family to San Francisco,
and that he will depart ~ for the metropolis Of
the Paci6, imme 6iaieiy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-29

years Many Of tho older ibhsbitants are desosp4.
ants Of the settlers Of the country when u ~ une
Spanish dominion AID a. ecdo es Of great intarsss
are given by them of Spaaish and Indians uudsr
the Spanish regtre.
The Spanish and French. at early dates in the
history of this country had establishments on the
Arkansas, and they haa settlement at Little
Rock three quarters of . century ago.
The progress OF the states in the valley Of
the Mississippi gpidceDt in their area and re-
souIces--from comparative veskneas, poverty and
anarchy, to strength, populoususss wealth and 20
curity, and having institutions formed models Of
enlightened taste and enterprise is pleasing sub
ject of contemplation eld there evidences that
Arkansas one of the ger sisters Of the Union,
will not be behind in the march to greatness and
glory.
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Marine Affairs.

The STEAMSHIP PAcuIc left Quarantine At haltpast
O'Clock, yesterday morning for Liverpool
COMPLIMENTARY CARD Orr SANDY HOOK. Nov. 81,
1854 meeting of the passengers Of the steamship
Northern Light, Thomas Miner, Esq, commander, was
called
On motion Luther Hill Esq. called to the chair,
and Isaac Dcnniston. Jr appointed secretary.
The object OF the meeting ssted by the president
viz that they were assembled TO procure expresou
OF feeling In reference tn. pleasant intercourse that
had existed between them and Captain Miner dur
ing the voyage then about to brought Close and
moreover Manifestation Of the high esteem In which he
was held as gentleman and seaman.
Major j. X. Bennett arose ana remarked that he
viewed the feelings fthe passengers there and could
be- but one opoion and that universal esteem for
the commander and he moved that subscription be at
oEce made for the purchase Of god watch ana chain
be presented to Captain Miner Of the In
which no was held by the passensers
On molten Messis I. Kemp IeAac V. Denniston, Jas.
s. Turner Peter Donahue and Thomas Evans were ap-
pointed committee to purchase the sae and presentt
to Capt. Miner On notion the proceedings Of this meet
ing were ordered TO be published in the New Yerk pa
pers. Thanks were rendered the president for the
able manner in which he presided and the meeting ad-
joufned
Signed ~ Bennett james q Turner. ]. d. Lent,
Luther Hill Peter Donahue and Issac " Desnston In
behalf of one hundred others.
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and heretofore only entitled to ono representative
in the popular branch Of Congress- thereafter she
will have two) has, it should be remembered, had
. Voice equally potent in the Senate with States
of the largest magnitude. Since her admission into
the Union, her Senators have by their votes set
led many important questions advocated by the
democratic party-suoh the revision Of the tariff
in 1916, the annexation OF Texas, and various Anan
dial and compromise measures bearing on the into
rests Of the whole Union The political history Of
the State and Of her Senators, therefore, il Of in.
tereat to the people Of the whole country.
Tho geography and history Of Arkansas are per
haps less known in tho Northern States than those
Of any other State; but there are many points Of
interest about il which arc worthy Of note and
study The territory which now comprises this State
WAS part Of tho Louisiana purchase, and was or
gapixed Territory In 1919. Many Of the settlers
at that time were turbulent ana unmansgeable
spirits. There seems to DO . strong tendency In
American laws and Institutions to create docility
and habits Of peace The laws Of the Territory
were administered among those people, strangers 70
the country and to each other, ~ quietly In most
instances es they are In the more popuious ana
regulated regions True, there have boon occasion
al outbreaks, inAictions Of Lynch law, and some
dhgrsoeful scenes In the Legislative halls and courts
Of justice and rifles, pistols, bowie knives, and
Arkansas tooth picks, 30 called, were ameng the
early imports into tho frontier Territory; but this was
10 have been expected-in such populatisn--And
Affairs gradually assumed their present peaceful
and comparatively well managed condition. The
recent census shows the rapid advance Of the state
v roru's''or nrd resources during the last ten
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-22
4 d int and second hands last ev.i.,ins, about


ok lef ~ Brst and second hands last eyeng, about
400 baer
CANDLES-sperm are duh at ssfM41e, ,.ut Star sell
more readily at 1s1s1e1$ v Ii for ordinary the best
brands
HAY-Prices have not varied much the ssles this week
having included $50 tons Western. from hatboats at
SIG TO- ITO tons "a single atboat Load at SIS 80 for in
ferior and s1e IS for the good and 1871 bales prime
Western and Eastern at SIT 90.
LIME-The last cargo sales ut 81 90 for Thomas
ton and 81 1o0S1 Is for good Western The retail rates
for both are 81 4of0S1 90 p Dbl
TALLOWThe last important gale of city rendered
at II p fb, but the article is held for further ad
vance.
LEAD-Early in the week 22s7 pigs hard Lead were
sod from the Levee at 81 90 the first transaction of
note for months.
HEMP-No sales, and prices still altogether nominal
FREIGHTs-The rates declined slightly early in the
week. but have since been pretty steady at Nd for Cotton
to Liverpool X cent to Havre " cent to Boston, New
York, etc Yesterday ship taken up for Lisbon at
SO 90 p hid for Tobacco.
EXCHANGES-The demand both for foreign and do
nesc bills has been quite limited and notwithstanding
the moderate amount Offering the rates have been hardly
sustained. The closing quotations as follows:
Sterling. l0S n GD109L
slAnGs.; o. zst11.zo
levy OK Extyday Bills. v CT DISC
sl8nt VnecKs on NewYork.. y CT dlsc
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CuRE DEArNEss-Mr s. W. Jewett, writing to the

CuRE DEArNEss.-Mr s. W. Jewett, writing TO the
Boston Cultivator, says
At about three years of age, daughter of the Hon.
Daniel Baldwin Of Montpelier became very deaf in both
In conversation it difficult to make her hear,
and she continued in this wretched state until about
eighteen years of age when Indian doctor CHANGED
her who told the mother Mrs b. that the oil of onion
and tobacco would her if prepared follows Divide
onion and from the centre take out piece the size of
common walnut fill this cavity with fresh qud of
roast it. then trim off the outer part until you to
that portion slightly colored penetrated by the tobac
co mash up the balance of the tobacco put it into
phal Three drops of this oil Mrs B. informed me, she
dropped into the after her daughter had retired to
bed which Immediately her considerable pain which
lasted for time. Before morning, however, hei
hearing extremely delicate and sensitive that
she suffered by the sound and noss In common
ton This she and for more than three
wears past her hearing has been entirely restored to thu
great Joy OF hsr parents and friends.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-22

against HERNIA with all ts hofrus
ery consiTuessd md well adapted TRUSS. e I
Sherman's New Patent Truss
AND
RUPTURE REMEDY
WILL EFFECT
A PERMANENT CURE.

oIaERs in form and PInc'pls q setioa
seastd to the various kinds heretofore The pressure
beng IN bad Raptniea;
odng security At all times under
assa b. danger # other
very for afflicted with Hernia
and apply TO bad and dangerous
which Anatnty
familiar with The remembrca Tat The
best truss
pied to and 10. fitted have concluded
NO AGENCIES but 10 ae apply the
ST. CHAsLxs gKr, New O,lssnn ~
Observe the ri the u the door. mhIa LYDIA
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Departures Of the Collins and Cunard Steamers
FROM LIYERPOOL

CANADA, (B). for BOSTON 49,. SATURDAY, May
ATLANTIC (An.). for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, s.
AFRICA, (Br). .....for NEW YORK SATURDAY, 8.
CAMBRIA, (Br). for BOSTON. SATURDAY, " H.
ARCTIC, (Am) ...for NEW YORK.. WEDNESDAY, :. 49,
ASIA, tBr).........for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, a.
AMERICA (Br.). for BOSTON. SATURDAY, 49,
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COAST OF AFRlcA.-A letter from Cape Coast Castle,
dated March l. states follows:
The blockade of the Leward Coast has been raised in
five six places, in consequence Of kind of treaty
having been signed but affairs still in very unsettled
state
The town Of Wydah has been recently burnt together
with Huttons factory After the fire there discovered
who had been unable to escape owing to their being
chained together by the neck 1t is supposed they
collected together ready for shipping The town of Da
honey where the King of that country resides Is also
ported to have been burnt.n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-22

FREE CoLoRrp POPULATION MARyLAsp,--A bill ~
before the Maryland Legislature which provides tlia
all free negroes and mulattoes who shall be born in 8
State after the first day Of january 1855 shall upon
their arrival at the Of twentyone years be competed
TO emgate Liberia in Africa or upon their remaining
within the State for than twelve months thereafter
(inless IN the hands Of the Maryland State Colonization
Society," shall be ordered to be sold as slaves for term Of
not less than five nor mere than ten years. and the pro-
ceed thereof shall be applied to the colonization fund Of
the city Of Baltimore The bill will not probably be
passed at this session.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-22

LATER FROM Nova SenrA-The barque W. Miles, AZ
days from Cork New York. With 100 passengers put
into Halifax on the 10th inst, eaky.
Accounts the Straits Of Canso to May 3D. state that
about fifty sailing vessels had arrived there bound North
ward which unable to get further account Of ce
Some Of these American fishermen The Straits
full of drifting ice which continued for much later Pc
Rod than usual Serious fears entertained that all
the vessels in the Straits would be less injured
" ice
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CLEARED YESTERDAY
Steamship Ben franklin Sean, NewYorE, Stanton
ss sa r,'' p hSs2 ess ls
Bark Leeqeq. Mnnton Savannah, Geo W Hynson
Brig Denmark, Romy, Matan.a., BsiehsI Eco
ARRIVED.
sehr Adele Schwartz, from Mobile to maater-Basin.
steamboats.
H Psss r. s,, Ssa { F F. s sa I '"'
Gipsy, TIE, from Bayou Sara.
M Ms d HssP 0T TS cassns
s. D1 ssra Say kf ,sn s Ssh ,sos Fo,.
MEMORANDA
[By Telegraph
SOUTH Wgsr Pass, May a. 1os5 MThe ship St Lawrence Capt
Brown days from Rio Janeiro, with Coffee
the Bar, waiting tide.
EXPORTS.
20 s s ss m 1855 SKIS corn ia casks
-four brsb bacon . casks pork 'S'' ''' N'''S' '' ''
LyERPooL-Per ship saml Lawrence cotton.
bark Fish bale. bale.
s' s1 Sacks is.
hha. bb lard OIL 1850 whisky coffee
CARLEsToNPer bark Crisis 60 cask. acon 447 corn
MATANzAs-Per brig ass doubloon tsssso 1900
IMPORTS
m ss o e Co S s 49,
Tod IRON Pkg md orael case mdse Hewitt Norton &eo5 do
50 kim. sB ss wv E
MoBlLE-Per schr Adele: ISL sacks salt to order
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
% % % hid ason ss ssyys
blue lick 100 bgging IAtsng &ee$ b sgca
ss ssF
,o %ss ks 1st s DAT III
s g 1s
Is vi SI R sso s
M sSSs oH bis s' do sss MsIa
ps' f md., Ts
if: s5s5 ss.
Wsa ,sSss seon
n. 1T. sssssss 30 g
s I sss
.s' sn
Whisky "a. M Mstss asese sb
sss s1S s af sJ s s
ss:.i Ssss sS Ssssi
5 ssis9 do nn els &
ss
nsGs * n corn
SOD 81 ZEE s s 90
ssis 9S s ss
cheese iron pipes
Geo Foster &eol San &cols bales Nale Cox leo
do mde Payne arson92 bales Swney
Total, 80 bales cotton, Ill hhds tobacco -
FORT sNlTHPer steamer Dove 44 bales cotton Ward
coil do Armstrong Harris &co56 do sidda Green
sS .s i {.
pss R5s se esssa
ARKANSAS RVERPsr Moses boyes 6O7
sSs Sss. &ss'ff ssiSss I s
sdial Green dco3l do Armstrong, Harris &co-e Owen AGO
Total, 1924 bales cotton.
NATcHITOcHES-Per Daimau: cotton Payne
Haron-l4 do Mcae Cohman &cs10 Wright Williams Eco
Carroll Pnuche Gerard Gcos
Lids IS Dbl. moaaes Dnniatoun &eoO Hill
II hides and sundrles to order-rotal, IL bales cotton
BAYOU SARAPer Gpsy % bales Gerard eco
Beoqi do Ward bbs nolasse. Nicholson l.
co97 do Mnnrd Vgnaud57 do Maspero60
Reine-s5 bbla moass. bbls cern
Lanlear &co22 bales domestes H30 bagging
| 50 els rope Ward q JonaS-sushries to order 90 "
GRAND ECoREPer Sarah Gorlon cotton 4
Montgouery-2 do Q Roubeu-l hid sugar Kitchen
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sHERIFFEs SALE.
sIfERIFF'S SALE.
siasr pssrss1 sar ANTOISg seAEgfIsO W
% NEsUai QNNRT- No, 72<s - y -

directed BY ,hf Pint If1s,4 ssS5 ~
lsaes IL TIE sboss m Iii . sss
aa E IN; s ssE q csz
assars sedn s q hss.ss 81 cs q D
o. the city The h lime, "a - ri = -
ssioe michel de 4rtiAs then Notary 35 Ssis IL
tse, and thnncs ths sasd les IT svsst
whole less, = - s's' = yAn1Hs -
and Privileges tTsr~io ~
eiso KITCHEN, STABLE etc Ns-sSs ne'Hssn -,
Seized in ruit
TKRNs--Ths
hphy VIII Il ssnaisayey aaisased the In
y Wnhleser y Will Bring,
asans Tie payment Of ths annual MI =
q Ea aad sa the nate Of pr ana ad n
", IN gosd and sesysnt bringing er emit ue.
n' n aPerpu moftsage
f 5.rsA ~ ~ ,.8 JAMES r. FRIRF,T
nse ~ W ~ Shpre d b<p offI~f
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sHHEIFFss SALE.

. e..
SECT nrascT eovAr sISNoFT ~ p buvAL
- -. = =, HryELn 1Sss " Ma
VIRTUE OF writ Of feri facias to ma
= directed by tbs Honorable piasset fe-< -
@ II .nS asess enhsd eaase sill public M
IN sss ~ hsn.st i ~ = Jefferson street. HoSDAT
A lot Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ec !. x, -.
and whh VIII exhibited Il ihs tns sa
Seized in the suit. $3.50 -. Fssc1 81 hass-1
Terms essh on spot 1k1fua . rnpu
myII I5 10 90 sbera N ~ 80 ~
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A.. 1,,.,, Woop CurryR.-The Lowell. Mass Courier

. An InlsH wooD CurrER.-The Lowell Mass courier
tells the following for fact
Last week Mr. Bigelow of Sherburne, told newly ar
;S Irishmap whom he had just employed on ms 1arnl
70 an out into his pasture pointing to pasture over ne
vond his orchard and all the scattering pines Ine
irsbman went into the orchard instead OF the
and commenced upon the apple trees lie cut DOWN
two rows through orchard before he was noticed
The trees we're young bearing trees and the damage
dona was estimated at two hundred dollars. The poor
fellow was hardly aware of the mischief he had done and
sid he meant to have got them all down before night
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-22

srNrrNcE OF MAIL RoBBERs,-William IL. Haines, the
voups man convicted at Saunton Va of robbing the
mail has sentenced to the penetentiary Tor Ten
years John Sentemyer, convicted OF similar onence
was sentenced to three months imprisonment IL
he took mail bag containing only newspapers but sub
ouenty stole horse on which to make his escape and
that for the latter offence he has already served years IN
the penitentiary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-22

The farmers of the Scioto valley, Ohio, and
~ tbe country Immediately adjacent have formed an
for the importation of improved blooded cattle
Nearly ten thousand dollars have been already contf
bu by the members of the association which II Is con
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

~ JEYFERsoN CRY I
Friday Evening, May q, 1852.
Arrived during the past week. $40 Beeves 1858 Hogs 685
Sheep 43 Mich Cows and All Calves and Yearings The
market has been but moderately supplied with Beef Cattle
and Hogs Sheep mostly An ample stock Of
Mich Cows and Veal Cattle Offering
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NNEMILLION DOLLARS SAVED YEARLY.
W READl READ READ MARK THIS FACTi
e. SILvERS PLASTIC MINERAL PAINT WILL STAND ANY
CLIMATE WITHOUT CRACKING OR BLISTERJyG!


sKEPTCSl Read this testimony Reading
Railroad Company;
Office q de PHILADELPHIA and Reading Railroad Gomuaay
No.7S S, Front street, corner of Vikings Alley,E
Philadelphia, May 8, 1854. J
SILVER Esa' Dsar have uned your Plastic PAINTS
found equal to any paint we have used fact
ference oil others have tried for such purposes.
You're, respectfully, JOHN TUCKER, President.
The above but the certificates
gentemsn of our city, who have used sLvEfs PAINTS
COLORSWe have different Coors three
and shade of color.
RoNTo iron they furnish perfect protection against rust
they contain which, like white
In fact this Paint makes douby valuable building
BRICK WoRk.They to house walls coating
than other paints anu sanding required, nothing holds
firmly or finishes well with it.
OLD Ro0FSGive roof old and leaky, SIvER'S
hNERALPAlNTS will make theapy and enduring
SHIPS this extraordinary mineral prepare
will be against the action OF
DRECTlONSUse Lnseed Oil, thick
other paints.
These paints need but little printing coating
in MI household work, they will
than lead.
Dealers and consumers procure this paint of
FRENCH d RICHARDS, Wholesale Agents.
Northwest Tenth Market streets, PHILADELPHIA
Also Importers Plate and Cood Window Glass;
faihts' etc. myl97t
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,aIUSEM.FfssfNlJ1IS.

nRLEANs THEATRE. -s.ATURpAY, May ~,
W u psronssd a glsbsaed opsA By RSsan called
n KosKA, celebrated Prma Donns engaged
shortly appear. /. -
6SOMBAT EXTRAORDINARY The Great
Challenge Combat between Dr.. G. ". HAIL. GRIZZLY BEAR
GENERAL ANDREW JACKSON and tionsieur Honote's BULL
COLUMBUS, ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS, VIII take
place a. the Bngaman Race Course, SUNDAY AFTER
Of the G Veteran having in his time met and conquered no
than FfTYSX BULLS Of California; Oregon sh
e1eo snd his fsroty all times
shat his antagonist will e that knows equal while the
horned adversary il and and having stem
ey less unyeiding Therefore those fond the exciting
and fenrfnly exciting Of the SPORTS OF THE AZTE will have
pleasing their The Course hes hesn
that TEN THOUSAND PERSONS comfortably safely
seated
MESSENGERS SPLENDID BRASS BAND will
Ikets Fifty CensFor sale 81 Dan Riees Amphheare
Charles street and at Of the Hos and CoFee-houses
TT THE BEAR will be exhibited daily Amphitheare
this until the day Of Combat, without charge. my20
YTyHE DIORAMA, at the Armory Hall, is
closed until SATURDAY will open SATURDAY
SUNDAY "A DAYLIGHT EXHIBITION will BE- given sATUR-
DAY MORNING, at II o'clock.
t For for sholors Free
SUNDAY NIGHT, POSITIVELY THE LAST. Performance TO
commence at O'Clock. 3
Admittsnee Fifty Cents; Children twenty-five Cents.
Peraons wishing purchase, will please call
nnli II oeock =. NJ on any day this week. my9o
FENCING ACADEMY-By Messrs. G. g. A.
a oSERE Of Common Charles resta 81
fsa'os Of tbs noble Aart of selkDsisnce. naI
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CONSTABLE'S SAI

~ COHSTABLE'S SALE
san,. aqsgss ss.,s HEscHs ARTHUR
RY VIRTUE of q writ Of feri facias to me
directed BY the Honorable Jous Second Justice Of ths
fsase IN aud c the Parish q Orleans viii publ
Tuesday June !, 1889, o'clock
ONE CHEST AND CONTENTS, raid Ios Of
which viii be opsaed % she
my20 GEORGE y PE AIfsiJ9 C.