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The CAaPnELI MISUNDERSTANDING monster audience
assembled at the Odd Fellows Hall last night to listen to
the sweet and eloquent music which the Campbes dis
course. The beautiful ballad Of the Old Foksat Home
given BY Mr. Campbell in manner to elicit the most
enthusiastic applause Mr.. Prendergast Fang the Good
old Hut at Homep and could resist its touching
melody Mr. Peel is really artistic in his terpschorean
exercises He seems as much at home in the sCaehuca
attired Ia belle as he is in "virginia Breakdown Mt
Rumsey gets music out Of that democratic instru
ment, the banjo than haveeve heard before, and
Bryan Ia immense with the tamborne The Ministries
appear again tonight ,,ss, Il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-24

Pooh BussEssA soulles landlord actually siezed upon
poor widows bed at Cincinnati the 18th as partial
payment for his rent. The unfortunate OBJ
standing thu pavement weeping and questioned
to the when she related her story benevolent
bystander paid the demand to the misery landlord who
was worth twenty thousand dollars in property. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-24

n !SIt.dPPLNG V0 tll
| VI understand that charts are being inside,
| n 10 Hscoy,d D;afr4ct II ss swan, off, votes
=. - " -. -
Inc psrssss e g swapPes - ale oaps. sass
- n - - - -
arrangement OF SONS OF our uem0cratic friends,
~ ,.s,,s nf "a n, t),6 vnna
SisV' osne - ~ Saie s
moving heaven and earth to defeat the other
% nd ;d.taal and the whnla t;chst5 81
anu Vlle Wno ~ slcActs IS,
RemarKaply SOFT wings Wills Of course, pc
taken my TINS proposlt'on, 20 n scratcn tW s
wing Names, PFoyiaeu wing WI ieass snell
/. scratcnea ana vote ior two democrats u 2
their place W. nave hearq many suon propo-
staons from lccofocos' ana We never knew sacn
proposition % come rom wing OF aem sss!
wlthoue some aemenstrapie design OF pons'cal
!rascailty ana dishonesty. = partisan VINO asks
an opponent % scra'cn canai ~. y y ms
list, means ana seeks somesnlng. Hhas 3Oer-
tainiy pot me advantage q good fortune OF tne
party ne opposes &c merely designs genteel
scneme q s"lnunngs anu auopIs tne. rue 1na'
every ohlng y Iaar IN pontlos-When ne WINS
Dripery, personal lavorl ana personal preJu-
dlce are sne lndpcemen.s e scratching bu l
me canaidase ~ = mere hepresen'atlve ewnen
eiecsea ms ~ 2 hepresensstlVe ne Y me sym
poi ana aasooate q pllnc1pies' ana the man 1no
votes against NM sotes aganest me sympol ana
advocate OF me pr1nclples brought Forward IN
ms cand'dacy.
Inis matter o. swapping IS q co#araiy' gam
phng operatlon- " places principles second %
lmen--honesty second e scheming. ~ lsa game
IN which the wings never hold the trump cards.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-24

SNGuIA AR COINCIDENCE in Fulton county
N " is steady, strong and reliable whig settlement
live whig from that town informs the Albany Regis
ter that its wing majority the Electoral Ticket at tn
three last Presidential elections follows 1874
Clay 1888 majority lS4s Taylor 3s4 majority 1852 Scot
3s3 majority Differing but single vote in eight years
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-24
| Fancy Ftsss,tsy.issg Warehouse,

Fancy Fass.ssislstasg Warehouse,
+ 81 ROYAL AND 80 BIENvILLE STREET.
.CARPETING-CARP
- Just received, splendid Of patterns in
VELVET BRUSSELS AND TTlREE-PLY CARPETINGi VIZ. -,
RUGS, MATS ETC; 80
ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY FURNITURE;
ENAMELLED BEDROOM FURNITURE
LOOKING GLASSES. Hts
CRYSTAL AND BOHEMIAN GLASSWARE; 5}
BRONZE sEyREs' CHINA AND PORCELAIN WARE;
sILvER-pLATED AND PAPIER mAcHE WARE
CUTLERY, ZINC WARE, ETC; -.
LANfPAs, BRoCATELLE AND DAaiAsK CURTAIN sTUFFs;
LACE AND BoBtNET CURTAINS; CoRNIcEs;
CURTAIN PINS, LOOPS, TAssELS, CORD, PRINCES, ETC.
dec20 l2t2p ii, .tl P. MAILARD 4 co.
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Glt,.iatnns Prese,,fa,
EUe1.y article OF the Best Quality
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

A<UesY eHSfssCeCOx tfe A1eSC Xettsteys
! ~. HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
y ,79@ GU.IoN, &
- corner st. Charles and Canal s,rasts
81 Having completed the enlargement his store ready
to exhibit to his patrons and the public his unusually
LARGE AND SPLENDID COLLECTION OF
RICH, RARE AND USEFUL ARTICLES
FOR p r. EsEFTs.
His stock probably the RICHEST AND MOST VARIED
lected in establishment. On the second fooriss
SPLENDID COLLECTION OF OIL PAINTINGS
we'll worth an inspection. Also, beautiful collection Of
- PHOTOGRAPHIC sTATuARY,
something entirely new.
SPLENDID PAPER IACHE AND ROSEWOOD DESKS DRESS.
ING CASES, WORK BOXES, CHESS TABLES,
WORK TABLES AND EsCREToIRs COMBINED;
| NEW STYLE OF MOSAIC INLAID CABINET WARE;
LADIES' AND GENT's COMPACT DRESSING CASES AND
| TRAVELLING COMPANIONS; s,
| A BEAUTIF UL COLLECTION OF RICH JEwELRY;
A CHOICE SELECTION OF DIAMONDS. AT SMALL ADVANCE
ON THE COST OF IMPORTATION; ...'
CANES RICHLY MOUNTED IN GOLD AND SILVER;
| FINE SILVER GoBLETs, CUPS CARD CASES, PORT MON
| NAIEs AND PORT BoQUET;
STERLING SILVER TABLE DESSERT AND TEA SPOONS AND
| FORKS; ~
PARLoR AND DINING ROOM SPRING BELLS,
| RICH BRONZE AND GILT CLOCKS ~
| ALARM CLOCKS, NEW STYLES '
| GOLD AND SILVER FURNISHED ETUI AND WORK CASES;
| SILVER KNIVES, FORKS AND SPOONS, IN CASES;
| SILVER FISH KNIVES AND FORKS, IN CASES; :
| ROYAL DRESDEN AND SEWERS PORCELAIN TETE-A.TETEs,
MANTEL AND TOILET ORNAMENTS, AND CUPS AND
SAUGERS;
S'LYEr AND TORTOISE SHE'LL NAPKIN RINGS; e,5-
OPERA GLASSES, A SPLENDID COLLECTION, NEW STYLES
| SHADED VIEWS OF sWITzERLANDi N2E ,-
| FINE. TORTOISE SHELL COMBS;
| LADIES' ELASTIC CARRIERS EMBROIDERED IN GOLD sII-
VER ETC.
ELASTIC BRACELETS NEW STYLES, LARGE ASSORTMENT;
| SPLENDID PEARL BRIDAL GIFTS; -' .' -
FANS-THE FINEST ASSORTMENT THE CITY RANGING
IN PRICE FROM TEN CENTS TO FIFTY DOLLARS;
PRAYER BOOKS AND BiBLES-ENGLIsfI FRENCH SPANISH
| AND CATHOLIC, ELEGANTLY BOUND IN VELVET AND
GOLD;
COLI, SILVER AND PEARL MOUNTED RIDING WHIPS;
| CRYING BABIES. BLEATING LAMBS AND AN ENDLESS
VARIETY OF sELF-MoyING AND DANCING TOYS AND
FIGURES;
| MAGIC LANTERNS, DIoRAMAs, PERsFEcTIvEs AND NEW
| GAMES;, t
| INSTRUMENTATION ROGERS, wosTENEoENs and CROOKS;
| FINE GUNS, WARRANTED GERUtNE-MANToN,s WESLEY
| RICHARDS, GREENER'S LAPAGE's, WITH LANIINATED
STEEL AND STUB TWIST BARRELS WITH ALL MODERN
IMPROVEMENTS;
CHOICE PERFUMES SOAPS, COSMETICS AND TOILET ARTI-
cLEs-FRoM LUBAN, GUERLAM AND MoNTPELAs,
D Particular attention Invited the large
| FINE FRESH
| GENTLEAfEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
His SHIRTS all Of his manufacture latest s,yle sind
finest Workmanship RIP Prices rsp
tied as low not lower than the qualities prscua
elsewhere. GUI0N corner Charles Canal streets
| uep2s sPu Established 1898,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-24

Thos Dseny Sergeant gives notice in the London Times
that all matters in dispute between John Charles Fremont
and himself in reference to the Marposa estate hare beer
entirely settled and that having been paid S2o he
nounces all right to said estate s''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-24

SHOT WoMAs-Mr. Phelps, Of Raritan Landing N. j.
during the night Of Friday the 10TH hearing some
among his chickens stealing them, fired gun at random
and discovered that he killed woman
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-24

WREegs LAKE ERIE--Mr. John Green, the diver, has
discontinued his efforts to the of Atlantic
but will attemptto raise the Erie and the propeller City
of oswego The wreck of the Griffith, burnt about two
years ago. has been entirely Mr. Green has
manned under water three hours IL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-24

HOGS FOR NEwYoRx,- On average about seven car
loads Of dressed hogs daily sent from Columbus Ohio
to Newyork where they cut up and packed The trip
is about four or FIVE days
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-24

Judge Warden Of the Hamilton county Ohio Probate
COURT during week before last, issued ue hundred and
ttcenty-agM marriage licences.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-24

va ~,TnTD M, r ,1CTI-IrI 60 =, :. 80
AH AlIhlE DE LA NJU Ellie ORLEANS,
I'VE l6 Deron1hre, .52. .CoNSEL C0MMuN DE VILE
lien qaa LuDI 7ane cur pochan en-
dta Il q apfes indiqu6s;
Cnre ,Jpgefees Ross Nj Walton NJ Marlin GrstHtra-J.
SECOND PRECINCT. Henderson,. aux
JugesE. Osborne Renshn,v Dunap.. Gress-J A.
TROISJE8IE EISCT .Eerle
E. H. Qiek, diers-NcNus ovn n smond
QuAfRtEME PRECjTScf oss pumge No Is. ,Jugs-Tha.
H. Shields j. L. SiudcTs IL Ca5s. srsL B.
caldTell -, n ,,,,,,,
Fikins, Savage W. E. seyn,our Mccausy
L. q Llsrd, -
ct JnreL Cragen Chns Es,n W. q Aud
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-24

FoK AusTRALA.-The ship scargo, of the Pioneer Lin
Of Australian packets sailed from NewYork Tuesday
the l4th inst Melbourne Port Philip, etc. with abon
hundred and City passengers and full freight TIL
Scargo will be succeeded by the ship Baltimore ormer
n Hayre packet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-24

Loss BARK PHDMoNTE.-A letter from Worces-
county Maryland reports that the bark Psdmonte
Waldaboro' Maine, Captain Perkins bound from pensa-
cola for Philadelphia with cargo of lumber ashore
during violent gale the 9th instant the beach
Green Run in quarter of hour after which she
biged and filed I'll +t4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-24

ESrRAyAeANcEDuring the past week balls and parties
given in Network. at which diamonds and emerads
worth $4,000, on the person. Thousand dolla,
dresses were not uncommon Dinner parties spoken
where ladies appear in coake embroidered with pearls
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-24

An Ohio Yankee has invented Lath- cutting Machine
and has sold for $4,000 threeourths of his patent
the eastern States Alone reservng the Western They
say it will cut large log up into laths in the
three minutes .-,. ea
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-24

THE LENNON SLAvEs-It Ia now stated that these
slaves in Canada where friend, who had pre-
coded them owns handsome farm. Before leaving New
York they presented with something Thousand
dollars -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-24

We indebted to the clerk of the steamer Caspian
for Red River papers and to the leck Scott for st. Lo
papers The Scott brought dates to the 18th inst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-24

We call the attention Of purchasers Of property to the
the advertisement of FR southmayd in another column
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-24

The purser Of the steamship Empire city will please
cept our thanks far his attentions.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-24

The Blue Ridge Tunnel has proceeded in ALL us feet
400 feet morewhch will be accomplished in about four
months will complete half the work through the noun
tain
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-24

Arkansas RrER.-Ths Fort Smith Herald, Of the 18th
says that there six feet water in the channel and the
river falling.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-24
BUREAU DIES CoAiMIssAiREs DELLA -
r. DETTE GUNa0L.IDEE DE LA N0UyELLE-oRLEANE
II, NouyfLLE-oaLEASs, 81 Oeiobre, 1882.
sr- ,yort,, IL 4, oTs,,, eoo+;n,, a. 4, ax. L. 1.

En- vertu de Ia 37ame section de lacte de la
Legislature de Etat Ia Louisiana ntiue Acts ousoider ~
Vile de Ia Nouvel Orleans Gouvernement
nistaton Aas appronvt % Fowler 1854
section de aete nua Aete ppmentare nc,e
vile de Ia Nonveie Orleans Incorporation de Ia VILE
de Lafayette h vile do Ncuee oleans APPROVE
vrier, 1859; drn oud0 70 dc de annne ve
Premiere aIuuiripaes IA villa Lafayette
Des Submissions cp,des pour pechange
equ,ab les buns eu,
obligations de ancenn vi dea romaie ssconde troie
Municipalities vile sfayette eope BoNs DE LA VILE
DE La NoUyELtE-oRLEANs FOUR LA sOafME DE MILE
PIASTREs CHAcuN DATE pU Ter JU.LET 1881 pAYABLEs
Dams QuARANrE ANS bureau du Teior de Ia ve
aen coupons SIX POUR CENT AR AN
ID vile de York lie Jan Juliet de cbnque
les asrsts obligations o,t,es tchapg
dena cAlcus squaa Jnyer 1853 6poque aquee
|ntsres sur les bons ennis cornmsncsront. lf&
pour rtchange bor
euaans und chaqne mo undi
Les reetsr parc lots
lie lea commissions oaertrs.
'.5f5e @85 ...4COMMISSAIREs S&a8s5
A. d. CRossMAN, slsirs. Ill,
o. DEDUYS, Coniroleur E VII
W. H. GARLAND, Trssorisr. .---=- 5-7
Aldermen. lTs,g5T ~ Z III
L. H PLACE President coitd consei
a. LAYeT, sesre.sire. % Oct. ep.
AEAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, Deem
Ya Der u ssn resolution 4 ,a hs Bond md. Il 4 A,sI.
gpalfd voters s FINN Ward The ely q New ORLEANS In,h
g III H. se ny oessasd y IL
rssignnton Of Joseph Lana as Eu4. -
polls
thu hoiJtps day superin-
ndene Of Inspectors and Clerks appointed rreade
overt the same.
TNe election vii make thsi, rsa,s.o .ts Mayor,
M AYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, Deem
I'VE l,r IA Is5 eowNoY t,oIrNctI or rTIr CRY OF NEW
" ~ ~ iglo"ng psrsons ar hesoS ar
NSp aI ' anu ba n4 Y, hn n,as ~
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r srs ans n = Az yys,os M Main m
Use WI. "soh ~ ha'tu'.'
srS q ii 1ay STs'i- q lts99y t,
ton rnspesiors /; saofne Henry Renshnv Jas Dunlap ~
mia r. i and dsr 4, ILL.,. sS,oo, ,ora
NJ cnssrs y q o.;j: " % TAX. NJ y. Ray
~. 9i;efsa, H. tp'ehf v" Do"ih
nos sor tls'a 70 Jf Il, ~, 80
ns "a Il - ~ ~, 81 @
Zoe l9s = Sne " !" a9undera D. ~ ~ ifyrns
wi. III rti ,t,s,,,-f a. ,. ~ a ,u
Hfiisa, II ri sayass " E ssYnoSr cefEsP Mecausy
Ia sIxigri le 81 rtrs,frr .t.a H., .r. oa
of Israne ~ ana P.iaa s'rsa,s t i NJ a chass
Fsin 70 RI stns Nm ty paata se"' Ss'
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Thanks to the clerk Of steamer Isabel for river favor

We are under obligations to the officers Of the mail
steamer st. Charles for Mobile papers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-24

We ore indebted to, Mr.. Kirby, clerk of the steamer
Georgetown, for Louisville papers. ~.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-24

indebted to the officers Of the steamship Fashion
for Texas rauers = - =
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A MEXICAN METALLIC LIFE PRESER-
"a street N O. We would respectfully the aen n
AMsIiiP STEAMBOAT and sHP OWNERS, and CAPTAINS
70 he above article, which DECIDEDLY BESTIN
ahy aks up en little being made lit the under the
and require no blowing consequently ready
on IN case Of accident happening which would
1sqnre her a All orders received at the above place M Be psef
y satendsd to. dssb s~aFss2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-24

DoNSEr,s TROUPE OF AcTINa MosKsYs-This wonder
full troupe Of trained animals give their first performances
at the American Theatre tonight They have drawn
crowded houses and ELECTED the applause in oil
the Northern cities and the press generally speaks Of
them in the highest terms The Theatre which has been
long closed has been thoroughly renovated for the
casion We understand that there is to be day per-
formance tomorrow Chrstmas) for the special benefit
Of the Juvenile portion of the community,
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS.


Sss. CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS. <
NEW ORLEANS, October 81, 1859.
By virtue Of the thirty section Of the
act Of the Legislature of the State Of louisiana entitled aAn
Consolidate e City Of New Orleans provide for the
and administration of affairs approved February 49, 1852 aod Of
the fifth econ of the supplementary thereto and providing
Incorporation Of the City of Lafayette with tho City Of New Orleans
approved the day. and for the purpose funding
tho old city, of the late First Second Third Municipalities City
Of Lafayste--4 ~ es ,.F-
SEALED PROPOSALS win be this exchaass
on aiustsnd equitable terea OF ell
md other obligations the old city the First
Third Afancpales city Of lafayette, BONDS OF THE
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS dated FIRST JULY 1852, FORTY
YEARS. for ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS each payable the
OF the City Treasurer with inherent attached thereto the
tate Of SIX PER CEN payable In the city Of NewYok
on Isl january and July in each interest obligations
offered in exchange above be calculated the Isl January
which time will
The Poposalu to be endorsed Offer for exchange of ond ETC.,
will DO opened and acted fourth Monday in each MONTH
commencing ON Monday the 2sd of November next 1882
The themselves the right Of rejecting
or aIl bids. ...,I
..CoMBIIssIoNERs..,
|; IA. D. CRosSA1AN, Mayor. fl G,I ~
T II! o. DHBUYs, Comptroller. -5ig.s-
+ VIM H. GARLAND, Treasurer.
|, @ WM T. CONy ERsE, Chairman Finance Committee,
-4. 9PfNiss Board Of Aldermen
~ LII. PLACE, Chairman Finance Committee,
~ 4f44" Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
A.sLAYET, Secretary. octeI II -.
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COMPLIMENTS OF w. W. RIrG TO
# s.sss III sPEERREFSOuLE.sss sss

Oh lewis and Mr.. ", W. King have got
themselves into 4 nice scrape with that mild,
amiabls gentlsmsn. Pierre Sonl6. We know
thet Scnle loves King, and that King loves
SouNs after the fashion of the eagle and the
haWk. King can't express his lore for Soule,
~ Ssel6 can't express his love for King How
svsr, Tie following ssresurrected 2 correspon-
dance will show how fondiy, mildly, passion
al6l they love Even the Pile Driver must be
pslssd into tears ~ this expression of devotion
from Rythias to Damon. Hear King on Soule,
apS4kks 4 private and confidential" opinions |,
FaAnkIir, La Nov g, 1850
IN - Friend Souls Below you will find copy Of COR
re1ln4snce bstFssn VIM W !. King, Esq, and myself
flt6se - y = you may think proper
zss ~ Yours truly, A. R. sFLANE
&. NEwORLEASs, Nov 8, 1850,
- e31He-<Y ph Will receive with this newspaper
correspondence with Mr. soule The inter
ene63o pnln that he Is sunionis He afraid to say
bseause AZ y committed 70 tha dsunionipts Ii
OaxollnA and Georgia II you agree with do me the
6xue topusit right before your community
sss Very truly, yours etc, WV KINc.
your letter q the "a instant IL before me
as b. fas aB1n sus S0qi sn
sssi1s sppross q the course
ssssyss ~ much beloved and rssrssssd Harusa
- 81 td4ss and Morse and the course cF Mi Soule
se ~ tkst the il plain that he (r soue
Y hope you viii grant me the privilege
q saEttg thst diaw no snoh Inference from M
ses Vel md lntimssey THO know that Il y b.
hsk4 ~ ~ sputh ind IL Southern institutions he is
e s ~ ss sa ss NJ son mt
sss nat sSsss 1 neither careiinsn
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Died I.

ppI City BEATRCE aged a years vile Of J. &. Dunlap
stBs Augusta tGa.} papers pease copy.4 u F3 4
months day.. infant Hugh and Ann jane
E and acquananceso Of parents respectfully
THIS AFTERNOON O'Clock from
los Dryudes street ~
formerly II NswYork but for the last eight resident
E The friends family invited to attend hs funeral from
the residence ef William H. Garland, Bartholomew street. THIS
MORNING. at II o'clock. -.- ..'t i s-s
I@ IH EXHIBITION OF PUBLIC Schools. The
THIS MORNING at LYCEUM HALL, commencing O'Clock.
4sla5s THE ORDER EXERCISES ARE al
ADDREssBy Judge Rse President of Board Directors
g.. .SONG-"FIail Columbian gS
81. .ADDRESS-By Of Pupils High School. al.
COMPOSITE My Miss Randolph, Of Girls High School
CoMPoslToNBy Miss carkson Girls School.
CONNECTIONS Miss Lizzie H. copes, Girls High School.
T-soNG@A Hear. that kind and traeby Girl School
+ADDRESs-By Of the Pupils Boys High School. NJ
CoPosIToN-By Miss Eliza whsman, Girls High School
coMPoSIroNBy Mas Victoria Reese, Girls High School,
H.. coMPoslToNBy afs Kate Askew, Girls High School
SONG Star spangied Banuer' BY Girs High School.
49, ADDRESS Byone of the Pupils Of Boys High School
H. CoaPosTTIoN-By Miss Rorisnd, Girls High School.
..vALEDICToRYsy Shropshire, High
s.-svALEDIcToRY-Bya Pupil Of Boys High School.
II. SONG" Of Washington
REMARKS Graduating by Judge Rkls President.
I'ls.. DISTRIBUTION OF DIPLOMAS. 81 ) e rts
Anthem Revolution By scholars.
AL. Dismissed in Order BY tho Superintendent. dec9a
AA- To THE VOTERS OF THE FIRST RETIRE.
SENTATIVE the solicitation upon
that candidacy be Of service forwarding
interests Withdraw previously
candidate for the House
rendered [dec1 III Respectfully, H. NJ. SUMMERS.
rs For ALDERMEN-To serve the unexpired
Robb Stockton, resigned p WOOD
| SAMUEL JONES. Jr. dsel
g9 To PERSONS RuPTuREp. The many par
edectua made DR.. Sherman
than passing notice. For particulars his
: : : ! ~ : =
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q SWAPPING V01.ES.o

can't Scui4 i've y Sste Of sscharActe Z To
tn b SSuls dad thas he doss not speak
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HOEyaay HOOEs,
tr=s'A ts=i g -. AT....A s-|~- H..-s
JIG. MORGAN'S, s
EXCHANGE PLACE, ADJOINING THE FosT- OFFICE ..
Ep splendid assortment of
r ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
AND STANDARD WORKS,
Suitable for HOLIDAY Presents.
Those intending to purchase invitedto
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NEW LocosoTlvE.--A locomotive is in course of
construction In England nore principle not disclosed
trial experiment Of Of these engines is said to
tebsh the principle Within fort minutes sfterthe
FIRE was lighted there was pressure Of steam in the boil
crs equal to hundred lbs. on The inch The power OF
this engine when running high velocity is calculated
at no less than GAO horses and it will attain long sus-
tanned speed Of seventy miles an hour b.. .s