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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-02-28

prove navigation between the plantations on
that bayou and our town, or any other MODE
which would give the residents increased ao.
yantages in getting their produce to market IN
this direction. The people Of Crosse Iete
and the Marangouin pay a handsome tax into
our Treasury, which is annually increasing
through the increase of the value of property
in that direction; it is, moreover, our highest
and most delightful section, and in our opinions
destined to be the wealthiest and it will be
presumed that there are grounds for this opin-
ion when we state that, with q fair crop, it is es-
timated that five thousand hhds. of sugar will
be made on Crosse T6te this year. We Will
be supported then in the assertion that it is our
interest to look to that section, when we state
that it formerly belonged to West Baton Rouge,
and that a statute exists which, under certain
contingencies, reverts it back to that Parish.
Is there a public spirited citizen of lberville
who would notlament such an event?
These remarks are made through desire to
promote, in our peculiar sphere, the general
prosperity of the Parish. If We draw to the
subjects spoken of the attention of our ener'
getic and influential citizens, as we'll as the pa
rochial authorities, our duty is fulfilled and our
object accomplished.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice.

- The undersigned offers for sale the fol-
ff@s.::NfM lowing described properly. ~
s:ssE3A A LOT OF GROUND situated in
1@the town of Plaquemine, designated as
being Lot No. 10, at the corner of Bank and~
- streets, measuring 81 feet front on Bank street
by 175 feet deep on --s street, with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, consisting in;
A Frame Honse, SO feet front by SO feet inch
es in depth; another building 40 feet in length by
ii feet wide, and divided into three apartments
used as a kitchen, dining room and store ROOM
There is also attached to said house a large cistern
Of 1900 gallons.
Said house, &c, is now established and occun;ed
as a COFFEE-HOUSE or Bar-room. and liz.
TEL.
The above property will be sold alone, or to-
gether with contents of Coffee-House and Furni-
ture, at the option of purchasers, on reasonable
terms.
Those willing to purchase are invited to call and
examine the premises.
For terms, &c apply to the undersigned, on the
teb2S A. ST. DIZIER.
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--latest from Europe.
NEW YORK, Feb. %

ENGLAND-Opening of Parliament.-Tht
Queen opened Parliament in person on the Sc
instant, and in her speech pronounced The
friendly relations between England and othel
nations undisturbed.
In the House Of Commons, Sir Benjamin
Hill asked the cause of Lord Palmersten's re.
signation as Secretary of Foreign Affairs.
Lord John Russell replied that Lord Palmer
ston had been refractory, and had treated the
interrogations of the Queen with disrespeet.
He had also acted in important matters indie
pendently of his colleagues in the ministry,
and had unseservedly approved of the couple
tat of Louis Napoleon. The Earl of Dudley
has come out in defence of the course of Louis
Napoleon.
The movement in favor of the celebration of
the Irish exiles is progressing rapidly in the
principal cities of the East and West.
FEANcE--More Observation-Disclosures from
Paris state that the Able Lacordaire and M.
Lastagrie have been ordered to quit the coun-
try. Letters state that spies are sent by the
Government to all social festivals, and that all
liberty of speech is destroyed.
The electoral law has been published, and
declares universal suffrage to all male citizens
over twenty years of age. Citizens are eligi-
bic as representatives at the age of Is years.
Algiers and the colonies are excluded from the
right Representatives.
SPAIN-Ahempt TO Kill the Queen.--An at
tempt was made upon the life of Queen Isabel
la on the I'd inst, by shooting. The ball en-
tered her shoulder and made a severe but not
dangerous wound. The assassin was arrest
ed.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-02-28

Severe Thunder and Lightaing.-During the
storm on the night of the Goth, singularly vivid
lightning occurred, accompanied with rapid and
terrific elaps Of thunder, resembling the dis.
charges of artillery, of a nature seldom wit
messed or heard. The chimney of a negro
cabin on the plantation Of MIR. DARDEKNE, in
which there were eight or ten negroes, was
struck and torn to pieces, but fortunately none
OF the servants were injured.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-02-28
State Of Louisiana--Parish Of BeruiNe.
Succession Sale.

DY virtue of a decree or order of the 9Th
ID District Court of the State of Louisiana.
in and for the Parish of Iberyille, to me d.
re:ted, bearing date 25th February, 1852, | will
offer at public sale to the highest and last
bidder,
On Wednesday, a1st Of March,
1852, at 10 o'cloekA. NJ, the following describ.
ed property, belonging to the
Succession of W.. Fictorine Ariaaire LANDRY,
deceased, to wit:
l.. certain tract or parcel of Land lying and
situated in the said parish of sberyiIle, on the
right bank of the river Mississippi, measuring
two arpents and a half, more or less, in front
on said river, by the depth thereunto belonging,
bounded above by land belonging to Mrs. Ri
bert Hebert, and below by land belonging to
Joachim Cox, together with all the buildings
and Improvements thereon being and thcreun-
to belonging, Also, a quantity of movable
property, consisting in Household Furnisssse.
Horses, Cattle, Plantation Tools, &C., aud
about 100 barrels OF corn in shuck.
TERMS OF SALE.
The movable property payable in cash OH
the day of sale. The tract of land and appur-
%tenances payable, one third Of the price of ad-
JudIeation in all the month Of March, in the
year 1853, one third in March 1854, and one
third in March 1855. The purefas er to furnish
good and sufficient security to the satisfaction
OF the administrator of said succession; and all
sums not paid at maturity to bear interest Mt
the rate of eight per cent per annum from time
due till paid. Special mortgage to be retained
on the tract OF land, &c, to secure the pay
.ent Of the price of adjudication and all in-
terest that may accrue thereon.
Sale to take place on the premises.
]. L.. PETIT, Sheriff.
Parish of Iberyiile. Feb. %. 1870
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-02-28

UThe Mayor of Cincinnati has received Il
letter from MIR. Webster's private s, cretary, in
which, by direction Of Mr.. Webster, the Mayor
is Informed that measures have already been
taken, which it is hoped, will result in the re-
lease Of the Irish Patriots now in exile.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-02-28

G7On Thursday last in the Senate 1--WE learn
from the Gazette Mr.. GoRDERE, on behalf of
the Committee on Enrollments, reported as
correctly enrolled a bill which originated in the
House, entitled "An act to amend an act, emit
tied, an act to incorporate the town of Plaque
mine, in the Parish Of Iberyille, approved May
9th, 1916"
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~ The Lady's Book, for March. that tim

us The Lady's Boob, for March, that time.
honored magazine Of L A. GoDEY, the practi.
cal and talented publisher, has reached US, but
1'ot the February number. Its designs are as
original and beautiful as ever, and appears
younger and more spirited as ii sinks into the
ssear and yellow leaf" Of hoary age. Fair
daughters Of lberyille, send on your anne
and your gold dollars. Mi. BEcKLEY, ofthe
Post Office is its jealous agent.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-02-28

1--WE perceive that Mr.. CALDWELL has
visited Baton Rouge, and proposed to con-
struct q Plank Road across from the Missis-
sippi to Crosse Tete. Well, if our citizens
chose to look supinely on, and see our inte-
rests wrested from us, without an attempt to
prevent it, they will be the sufferers. This is
one Of the contingencies to which we allude
In another article.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-02-28

UWe have received from Mr.. LAFAYETTE
CALDWELL an interesting communication rela-
tive to Plank Roads, which will appear in our
next. It will be read with much satisfaction
BY those who take an interest in such matters
Mr.. G. writes with vigor and spirit, embracing
much statistical MISUNDERSTANDING a tho
rough knowledge Of the subject in all its pha-
ses.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-02-28

DKossuth is great in finding out aremarka.
bic condolences" His last and greatest dis.
covery was made in the presence of the sassem.
bled wisdom Of Ohio. He there announced
as something wonderful that the State of Ohio
and himself had the same birthday. No won
der that the solons greeted him t~hereupon
with "thunders Of applause"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-02-28

Mards Gras-This singulaIly absurd custom
to a ewestern-born'' was duly honored in our
village. The sb'hoys' Of the town seemed to re-
lish it amazingly. In the evening there was a
grand ball in honor of the day at BisseH's Ho-
tel.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-02-28

The Anna, Capt. Ihnston.--This fayorite
little beat is now engaged as aactiEe as a cat
in plying between New Orleans and the PLAN
tations on Crosse Tete. Her known safety,
and the industry and accommodation of her
whole-souled commander, fully entitle her to
the patronage of the public.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-02-28

uMr. S. C. Trevor, our general agent, will
go on a collecting tour through the Parish dur
ing the following month. We commend him to
the kind graces of our friends.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-02-28
sSMyAMS-,
PLAQUEMINE:
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1852
Public Meeting.

A meeting of the Wings Of the Parish Of
Iberyille is requested, to be held at the Court
house next SATURDA Y, 9Th March, for the
purpose of nominating Delegates to the State
Convention, to meet at Baton Rouge on the
10th March.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-02-28
E1M de Ia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. d NcrUNe.
Vente de Succession.

Vente de Succession.
I'm yertu d un deeret on ordre de la Cour du
~ 6me District de fEtat de la Louisiana, en-
ct pour Ia Paroisse dIbervhle, a moi adressc,
en- date lie Is Feyrier, 1852, J'exposerai en- VEN
tie p~ublique au plus offrant ct dernier enche-
risseur-
Mereredi, le 81 Mars, 1ss2,
a 10 heures a.. H., les prophecies ci-aprts de-
critics appartenant a Ia
Succession de Jeue Dame Victorine Ariani5e
Landry,
SAVIOR:
l. I'm certain moroccan de terTe sisue dams
Ia dite ~paroisse dIberville rive droit du feuye
Mississippi, mesurant deux arpents ct demi de
face, plus GU moins, au dit heuye sur Ia profon-
deur y appartenant, borne en- haut par terre
appartenant a Mme.FRihert Hebert, ct en- has
par terre de Joachim Cox, ensemble les BATHS
ses ct ameliorations qui sly ~trouyent ct y ap.
parliament.
I'd. Une ~quantite de mobilier, CONSTANT en-
Meubles, Chevaux, Bates a Carnes, Ustensils
aratoires, &c.-et environ 100 barils de mails.
CONDITIONS.
lie mobilier payable compliant lie jour de Ia
yente. La terre payable, un tiers du prix dad
Indication en- Mars 1853, nm tiers en- Mars 1854,
IN tiers EN- Mars 1855. L'acquereur %fournira
caution a la satisfaction de Administrator de
la dite succession, ct toutes sommes non pay
ees a echeancs porterant interets a raison de
hut pour cent par an ~jusqu'au parfait paie-
ment. HypothGque speciale sera retenue sur
la terre pour assurer lie Placement du prix dad
Indication ct les interets.
La yente aura lien sur Ia terre ci-dessus de-
critic.
]. L. PETIT, Sherif.
Paroisse d'Iberville ee % Feyrier 1852.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-02-28

give acknowledge the receipt of interest
ing public documents from the Hon. ZENoN
LABAUvE, among them the Citizens Bank Bill
"a synopsis of which we have already given.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-02-28

UThe wreck of the steamboat Brilliant
has been towed to New Albany, and is to be
repaired and heightened.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-02-28

Neao Books.-We have received a number Of
new books from J. B. STEEL, New Orleans,
which we will notice in our next.
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5Stray.

Estray.
x@ Taken up by. Thos. Brown, on the
nMA~ 18th of January, 1859, a SORREL
n..a ann HORSE, 8 or 10 years old, with an
6@@ASAW undistinguished brand on his Shout
- der, and a white spot on his forehead;
- no other apparent marks.
The owner of the above horse can have the
same by proving property and paying costs, other
wise he win be sold by the undersigned Justice
of the Peace on the 18th of March, 1852, at the
residence of the said Thos. Brown.
feb2S A. HEBERT, J. P.
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NEW ADVERTTsENENT
Estray.

Estray.
memwzeukRs Taken up by Chas, M. Towles,
NaS sssMSsSSz on the 10th of January, 1852, on
NMxMEzxW the left bank of the Mississippi,
sXAM- aPALE RED cow, branded No.
2 on her left hip; about five years
old; no other marks or brands.
The owner of the above Cow can have the same
by proving property and paying costs, otherwise
she will be sold by the undersigned Justice of the
Peace on the 9th day of March next, 1852, at the
residence of the said C. M. Towles.
feb2S A. HEBERT, J. P.
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Epave.

Gpaves
m7sEwswSM Arrete par G. NJ. Towles sur lie
esSlNRSksYp1 cote gauche du 6euve Mississippi,
AMSzsaSY lie 10 de J~anvier, 1852, une Vache,
sXAA..akk dune couleui rouge pale, ellie est
etampee du chiffre No 8 sur un de
ses Ranches; ayant apeu Prise cling ans, ayec aucune
autre marques apparentes.
LIE proprietaire du dit animal putt la reclamer
ct en- prendre possession en- prouvant son droit, ct
en- payant les frais; simon ellie sera vendue, par lie
s~oussigne iuge de paix lie 8 jour de Mars proclaim,
a la residence de c. M. Towles.
fev2s A. HEBERT, J.P.
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USee the advertisement of Mr.. ST.. DIzlER
--Coftee-house and Hotel for sale.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-02-28

a LIE soussigne ofre a vendre a lamia-
eEiA Bile ct a DIES conditions favorables, les
ksE& propnetes suivantes, savoir:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22

The act of Congress approved August II, 1861,
making appropriations for tho naval service for D,e
year endiDg the thiIteth Of June, one thousg nd
eight hundred sDd ffty-,hree, provides that :. the
proper accounting officers Of the Treasury be, and
they are hereby, authorized to allow aud pay, out
sDy money in the treasury not other wise ,appro.
IIiated 20 the officers. petty officers, n aud
Ia aines of tho United States navy, and to Tho off,
Gers and men of ths service who 80 ryed in
the Pacific Ocean, on the coast of Catfu mia and
Mexico, since the twenty eighth day of Soy Jtembor
eighteen buDdre0 ard fifty, the ins reased or
additional compensation rs has been by ly directed
10 be psd 10 the officers and soldiers e tho army
who served in California"
The officers, petty officers seamen, and marine sy
Of the United States navy who are ey Titled to the
benefits therein provided, hereby notified that
al applications for the settlement their claims
must be made direct to the Fourth Auditor Of the
Treasury, in the city of Washington The employ
ent OF agents or attorneys to pros ute such claims
ia rot necessary.
BY the some aot 1t Is provided that 30 much O,
the act, approved March third, eighteen hundred
and 6fty one, entitled " An act making nppropri =
tions for the naval service for t e wear ending ID,
thiStieth of June, one thousand eight hundred aue
hfty-two," rs provides that " no Communication o
ration shall be allowed, except to officers and the
attendants, and for the spirit part of tts ration
be ard the same l. hereby req ealed I"
All officers of the navy au marine Gems holdirs
conmnnds either on shor or afoat are herebs
required TO promulgats thu, foregopx: provisions o
las, ard 10 that no Injustice is done to thos,
under their respective o0nmsbds sn. the settlement
OF their accounts John L. kEssEDY,
secreta " Of the Navy.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, Sept. L. rfSSS2
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Canadian Items.

II Is said that the schooner Merchant ,h,on Az.
pesIsu mystous'y on Lake Superior about tve years
sirce vac diecovei few dsys sg ,,t tbrtv ses -
low ne sutface q toe There thirteen hsn1
5000 In specie. ' ounu''''' -
blowing down Of pine trA In the township of
,ha ns 70 the sond ring gaze Of hundreds
,he ktlefon tf man ~ great lfue stone image tae
copper vessels, nnd some large sea shells.
The Maine Lquer Law bill hss been read the arst time
~ .ne u"u,e ct Assembly II debstsd bat littie>
non. mr .opews moved she reading. The government
tspretsed no opinion up On the bill
me provincsl PoeU dater deDeral thinks he ehai bs
ensoiea 70 iproduc the penny postage system In vo
se.rs ume Inc r<ducton In rates has been attended
lsrge bre occurred at Bytown ON the night Of tSs
" ins che Pest ofhcewas consumed, we'll ~ Caps
rute. the Croxn Timber Office and tour atsse
o.uses that vicinity The To- OF property Il oopsidsr
aos Fortunately no lives were lost
ne opening ofthe Sc Lawrence and Portland railroad
~ saturday tat was q great affair ais Exc~ewcv tbs
governor General wa present and about 80 guests
cc' Law now commanding tho trccvs st Nevfourd
hat co,osy.
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Lospos Sept 1o-3p M.-Ccnsuls have been done at
es for money but they have recovered to se1i to % for
money and account. New Three and Quarter per
Cent? loaA to Il, Bank stock 223 to 30
hEssRs BARIsGs' CIRCULAR.
Lo~DoS scot. 10s-5 p N
The colonial and foreign produce kets ha,e been
nrnr this week with more dspo ition to purchase on
the psrt q the trade influenced doubt by the To-
yrata result Of the northern harvest and prevailing
Moderate of most articles Coffee and sugar an
both rather desrer Cotton quiet bur steady Wheat
about ls per ar snd -four Cd per Dbl lovers BY the
obcial returns Of the Board Of Trade for The seyen
months enoing 9th ultimo there increase In
the coptumrtop Of sugar Of about 20 OOO IONS and I'm
ita OF l42z o6s lbs a. compared with the psrod
In 1861 Coffee and oocoa show only tri3ins exocss
Money remains very abundant The bullion in The ,nk
ty the last return amounted to Ell el3Y54 We onote
new dollars 4s lo% Bar silver es o1S. eonos efs or
tocHNEAL qeet, and again rather opeaper-es bars
honduss tSer Tuesday sod ste adily at 81 3D. for
Ia declipe. Honduras silver 3s Sd 3s Cd TeuariGs
g. ia s4s Mexican black 4s Id. As. I'd silver 3d.
Cocoa has beer In better request and 795 big, 100 bsr
s trinidad at suction have found buyers from 5os
ior gray TO als Cd tor very good red
COFFEE AT the Trading Cospan sale Mt Rot
on znd nfant the Whole 22 O bags found buyers ffcm
20 % cents being generally above he rates az
psn npn the conciuong no at MiddiebUrg OF 4l02
.n IN instant went. equal terms. Tho favcra
DC tuit Of these sales led TO more general ouo
VIZ Us ard cargo Of coo bags good fst Rio . beer
80 no.." ~ sos "a showing advance OF la per
ewt AZ the vatorh public sslss OF 100 casks / ooc
urf as'ation Ce Jon the gvaest part has found bay
e' ~ 10 is oeafor vNhXo3 bars nstiye. n
80 " IVY Gags Hoste Rica om los Cd Sea- aud l5t
,G Sa.usIcs 46s. sos Privately 800 oaks Plsnta
~, tp ,ion D. Ne changed handle slaar terms, Writ
~ os,e e u sise ct ass Cd aud 700 bsgs Rio at 37s
nS ~ rontneDsl markets bave felt the ind lenae
%,tw, business has heen done both NJ Hsm5eo' an
| Sc,re@ ally dsmsnd.d
~ com 'rnco ras ruled dnli al reduction Of 1s pa
~ "ftsr oc wh at II n kinds We have had good sup
~ OIL Fppiish notly OF crop aud st't In indiftr
ent condition. inst weeks average ~ss fs I'd p-rqn.
et on quantity Of T4l3g quarters With more d,tp
sticp q rtalige quote United States hour st 20a22
td rer bbi Spring corn without materia change. In
ciGo corn bed x9s z9s Cd. ior GsisE, sad Odss'
hnds no buyers az ths m mept,
Corror " qu,st but holders Hrm. 0uc sasa do no
saceea teo bales oil Lnd&. without change In
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DANCING nCADEbIl ES.

A CARD-Np CHARRuAuD TAKES PLEASURE IN
% ne n: ss ] s
Wass.s Ci.ssss viii IN oososer At Ms
sw.y ..a near yniysr.y place T1s locality
and FLEA avesgs omnibusss aud the Fourth ra
avenue rs. Is cars pass in
ssy a%S %s%.
'sh * s IN ..", %
.lSo. And rs.r :. q White for select parties balls
PIesss ss - his residence IS West Eleventh street.
RRooKEs DANCING ACADEMY. AT MS NEW
~ Assembly Rooms s6l Broome street now open for
s.sssI .sssias = Iii E".sSs g
S fsr private pupils Two aiasss g. for sss
x PS ssss.msS a ana 'sssis s meet ~
Wednesday afternoon. for children. commencing at 3k
DANCING ACADEMIA. .MEYEN RESPECTFULLY
lnforns hs numerous friends and the public that he
ns sSs m Of aSa WI % the Dane
seS.iys h ssas and applications daily oclaoE at
DAInsscaSnSoc ING ACApEsy .cnASD STREET FOURTH
dance composed by Mr. Saracoo and danced at Rokaway
evening Al: school assisted young ladies' per-
DANcING ACADEMY; sIcNoR A.. GHERARpI,
ps ~
masters, Wednesdays and Saturdays and Mondays and
asa %
ss VII aiss bs given and classes attended to in schools
ano AL addressed to SIl Broad
way viii ee RrenPty attended to- sorees given usual
NERRERo's DANCING ACADEMY.-MADAME DU-
GkkO, respectfully their
iS:s ss s ssa
Sxt aveaues whore they will reopen their
gtssstsas Dsaoins Saturday, the 10th Of October
ncs s,S. sSssssSys seA nendsys ard thursday st
JXFf Privss. lessons and schools attended, sSire:: -
g M aaa 2ss Fulton Brookyn on Tuesdays and
HENRY WELLS AND HIS SISTERS (MADAME IL
- 0AvsrC Aocds%y for Dancing, 65s Broadway. win
sseysl appreciation Combined With instrueon
q Al the taaccs most mode and In parlor dancing
~ ;v y; hs system Of exercises for the
"a lswsrs Of young scholars found highly Ths
means SECURING elegance and easy style Of motion
planned sad thoroughly taught To step properly walk
s order % obtain pleasing and graceful mea forms
vart 70 the pupil disniGsa and noble deportmens
yolIi respectfully that they prepared sys
con Of castheacs that viii promote the active healthy
and q the physical structure Tho
onotony generally attending studies they are do
ugnsd 20 give to students elasticity and perfect
Of motion in their bearing exercises are dis
connected With dancing and will be found extremely
bcne6ca results as regards health and grace Tie
lessons will be given IN classes at private residences at
seheols or At H. Wells ssters Academy $50 broadway
~I,HE FORMER PUPILS or A. BopswoRrH's DAN
Sies are rsspess,ay p invited to call a the
Cor tho Promenade Musicale which will place
day next.