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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-02-18
For the Register.
YANDLEHAME.

She's lolt she's lost to me she's lost
Ii Her cousin Vandlehame 81 M
Has changed the tide Of youthful love,
She doats upon his name.
My name once dear is not so high, .,-
no knightly honors claim
Nor boast of my noble birth,
As young Lord vandlehame.
A knightly host for chiyalry, Ir
He boasts his fathers were;
A Lorded host of high degree,
To honor's all, an heir.
Then he talks of gallant deeds,
The victories they have won
And how they figured in the fields,
In all the times by gone.
My fathers dwelt among the hills,
No Lorded crew were they;
But each o shepherd with his staff,
And beard of black or grey.
From these come yet do not boast,
Their glories are their own;
My name upon my deeds must stand,
Upon my deeds alone.
Why should the deeds of olden sires,
Uphold q wretched man
And why should Lords his favor court,
Whose very hfe's ban.
His princely wealth has won her heart,
And Lordly sounding name
But poor the wretch, ifstripped of these,
The now Lord Vandlehame.
She may fawn upon her lover gay,
And list his knightly tale;
And how in battles close array,
His fathers fought in mail.
had no tale of war to tell,
breathed gentler story
Not how my sires in battle fell,
For profit or for glory.
The tale was mine and not my sires',
In bold relief it stood,
Unlinked with olden shepherds fame,
That hcrded in the wood.
told her all my love for her,
And much / loved her then;
She smiled on me with loves own smile,
And frowned on richer men.
But when her cousin Vandlehame,
His knightly tale related,
The shepherd then was bid begone,
She was with joy elated.
Yes, the youthful tide of love was changed,
Alike her maiden name;
And now within his Lordly halls,
'Tis Lady Vandlehame.
A STUDENT.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-02-18
For the Clarksburg Register.
TRUTH.
A STUDENT.


"There is an evil which have seen under the
Sun, and it isacOmmon among men,"
EccLEs1AsTEs, CHAP. vi.
1t is strictly for the application of a
principle that this article is intended. 1t
would require more arrogance than be-
longs to the author of this humble little
essay, to attempt any new delineation of
the charms of that great virtue which is,
at once, by the natural tastes of mankind,
and by the teachings of those able to teach,
acknowledged. The mere love of the
ideal beautiful will generally keep a cul-
tivated mind, almost always great and
speculative spirit, within the bounds of
truth, both in words and in action. So
far reaching indeed, is the simple beauty
of truth, that quite independent of that
awful tribunal whose decree went down
noiseless but terrific, like eternal flame"
into the heart of Ananias, we find the
worshippers of truth wherever there is
high-heartedness; no matter by what
tongue, or nation or faith it reveals itself.
In some instances, the keen appreciation
of this virtue of truthfulness, assumes the
form of a chivalrous pride, which would
be as painfully moved by sense of being
over-estimated, praised or honored, as by
detraction. We presume it is the very
fewest individuals who would or could
bear the commendation rightfully belong
ing to another. These principles are
maintained. but in less degree, by our
daily experience; even the plainest in
stincts of the broad human heart contains
too much grace to suffer the contamina-
tions of gross falSehood, without a recoil
and shudder Therefore it is, that the
accomplished liar weaves a garment for
the hideous skeleton crouching in the
dark chambers of his bitter heart, ere he
permits it to stalk out before the eyes of
men-a garment which shall be shield
to himself-a garment wherein CLEANS
fen of perverted fact, are infnitesimally
expanded, perhaps to throw false glitter
over the unsuited portions.
Opposed to these propositions, and con-
Trajectory, is the too great readiness of
all, even of the best minds, to accept the
tale-bearing of others without investiga-
ton. 1t is strange how generally we for
get that the absent accused is defenseless,
and at least entitled to the benefit Of the
doubt.
The spirit of evangelical law is, that
not only shall we be guiltless of bearing
false witness ourselves, but that we shall
not even believe falsehood-we may not
even think lie.
Earnest consideration Of the characters
of the defamer and the DETAINED reflee.
tions as to feeling. motive, circumstances,
and probabilities, cannot do wrong to any.
Never viii thoughtful investigation shield
the guilty. An upright heart is Meme
sis most terrible to the conscious wretch,
while to the innocent, like holy temple,
it offers shelter and protection egainst the
blood,hounds which bark after his foot.
steps on the worlds desert sands. Who
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-02-18

FIT FOR LAwYER.-An old lady walk
ed into lawyers Office lately, when the
following conversation took place
Squire, called to see If you would
like to take this boy and make lawyer of
bim.'
The boy appears rather young, ma
dam. How old is he p
Seven years, SIR
He is too young. decidedly too young.
Have you no older boys?
'Oh yes, sir, l have several ; but we
have concluded TO make farmers of the
others. told my man thought this lit
tie fellow would make . first rate lawyer,
so called 10 see if you wouldn't take
him. -E .9 @Tt
NO, Madam he is too young Jet TO
commence the study Of the Profession.--
But why do you think this boy so much
better calculated for lawyer than your
other sons?'
why, do you see. sir, he Is just seven
wears old to day. When he was only
Eve he would De like all nature; when he
got to be six, he was sassy and inpHdezt
as any eritter could be \; and now he'll
ss.al everything he can lay his hands On
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-02-18

WOULDN'T MARRY A MECHANICAL
man commenced visiting young woman,
and appeared to be we'll pleased. One
evening he called quite late, which led
the girl to enquire where he had been.
Il have been at work tonight
DO you work for living p inquired
the astonished girl.
Certainly replied the young man i
am a mechanic
MY brother dosn't work, and dis
like the name of a mechanic and she
turned up her pretty little nose.
That was the last time he visited the
young woman. He is now a wealthy
man, and has one of the best of women
for his wife. The young lady who dis
liked the name of a mechanic is now the
wife of miserable fool-a regular va
grant about grogshops and she poor,
miserable girl, is obliged to take in wash
ing in order to support herself and chill
dren.
You who dislike the name Of a mechan-
ic, whose brothers do nothing but loaf
and dress, beware how you treat young
men who work for a living. Far better
discard the well fed paqper, with all his
jewelry, and brazen pomposity, and take
to your affections the callous-handed' IN
dustrious and intelligent mechanic
Thousands have bitterly regretted their
folly, who have turned their backs on
honest industry. A few years OF bitter
experience have taught them severe les
son. In this country man or woman
should not be respected in our thinking.
who would not work bodily or mentally.
and who curl their lip with scorn. when
introduced to hard working man.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-02-18

~s Mr.. Brown, why do you wear
that awful bad hat 2 Because, my
dear sir, Mrs. Brown VOWS she will not
90 out of the house with me, until ] get
a new one.'
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-02-18

HoSEsTY on PRBTERs.-At the Frank
lin banquet at New York, on the 10th In.
slant, Mr.. BigeIOw, Of the New York
Evening Post, said that he had the honor
Of being, for many years, Inspector Of
State prisons in New York, and among al
Of the prisoners confined there, every or
der Of mechanics was Represented except
printers. There is something IN that fact
which merited their consideration, Mr..
B. concluded by proposing the memory
and honor Of that calling which is unrcp-
resented in the State prison.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-02-18

ADVICE TO G1HLa.-DE Becswax, in
his admirable " Essay on Domestic Econ.
omy," talks 70 the young ladies after
this fashion: " Girls DO you want 70 get
married, and oyoh want good husbandsG
II 90, cease 70 aet like fools. Don,t take
pride Ia saying that you never did house.
work, never cooked pair Of chickens
never made bed. and 50 on. Don'ttnrn
mn your pretty noses az honest Industry
never tel your friends that you are not
Obliged 70 work When you 20 4 shop.
ping, never take your mother with you,
70 carry Gis 6tssdle. Don't be afraid 70 Be
seen ia the kitchen cooking q steak--or
over the wash tub, cleansing The family
duds."
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CURAGlN 4 MOBILE.

un ouragln dune Violence extreme u
sou.llt sor Mobile jcudi ct vrndrcdi d,rnirr.
On ST rappeile q,,ici uou, avons "a aussi unr
forte bolrr,.aur TJh Ie .norl! 40 goii. a
tprour6 he's rtl;',s de- c. coup ,lc vent, ct nous
ne iardcrons pas suns donc appr"nif' DE-
unlnbrrus simi,,res marili,nr.. H.. .aul de Ia
ba,c dr Mobile ,rf,"lor, par lr vent, asst."nt
.uyahi IA vile qni u etc cn grnndr ,ar'r
.upul.r La irnp1ie ni rien ep,fguf irs
iols Oh; clr cupaie,, dc. arbns .faeine., de.
larreres r.uyer.ers. Drs batraa d ,nprur
pous.es pur c vent e, les ilois ont 6ie pores
a.scz sur les irrres. (AbeNe J
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EIAT DE Ia LOUINIANE
Csar ~ Qaaarlcmc 0DIss. Sadie luure.

Coar ~ Qaaoslcanc Olse JaAlc iulre
pARoissE SAixr.JAceuxs.
Succession DE- En Jos,yh LsIiame.
Anrnda que D"na, Leblanc 10. Ia parois.e
Saint Jacques. s'-H sdr-ssc 1 Ia Con, s,,.Iiir,
Tctlri d'isrc nomma administrator dc ID
Succession de leu Joseph Leblanc
Avis public est par lr prt.rni donne aux
crcanciers dc Ia Succession II d tou. ecu, \
interests. d'a,oir dod.irc par Cert. dan, ii.
jo''rs Dr. Ia date in pres~n, avis, au i,ureau dn
Grctlirr de- ccuc Cour. le. rai,nns pour les.
puclle'. i ne scrai, pas f.i' dfoil Ia dcmandc
Jsdii pr,itionnaifr.
Par 0rdfc de ladiie Cour.
T. =. GAUDET. G~Misr.
Paroissc Saiut.jacquc.. 30 a' q, 1852.
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EXPEDITION ,oSrgE III jAPoS. - On ecut
dc Halifax que le commodore Perry feeu
du gouycrnemcnt amesieain rosdse dc rctour.
ncr i Sew.io.k ycrs le icf scp,embrc pour
prcnire lc commandment dc 'cseadre df siI
,.cc i lexpcd.ti5n conire ie Japon Nous
eroyons que ceile expedition await etc aban.
procla.mcment dune nanierc oiiriellc.
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Les ma,adies qu. cettc aimee, scvisseni
Nec ;ant d. force daus ,ouics nos pafo,sses
iinlourd hui !. nc publies qu'unc demi.!eHllc
danronccs CONNIE dependant notrc person
icl a eit augmcnlG ct gu'il est plus lor que
ne lcNigc noigc Journal, ausstoi que Iout noirc
m n1.le sera b.en pos,agi, nous promotions a
nos abonnes DO les dtiommagcr par dos sup.
p,Gments,
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EY1YDE La LOUISIANA.
Couy du Quatyiemo District Judiciaiye,

9NDst''PS "0s.'
Adam Eva1ae Champagne vs., Ads'f
Champagne fpoase Il Is,aofe Dnf,tS,ie.
Samedi. e Asplembfe 1882. / b ures
A. NJ. en- ver.u IN dccrct dc Honorable
Gonr du Qna,demc District Judicinire. Pa.
roissc Sanl.J,Sqnes. en date du 2. juliet
1852 dan. ahsrc ,i.de.sus, j'onrirn en- yea.
te pubiqne ct fenchare. snr lee iieux. les
propr.etts suiyl ls,es. sayolr X une ccrtaine
terre OH hablioy0n elabie en- suerer,e, ssc
an Ia Paroisse SAINT Jneqnes. rive droiio dn
iieuys Mississippi. y ~ lisues environ DE- la
lNousene.OfeitM. mesurant deax arpeIls plus
on MONS Do iaae audit ilen.e sur ~ nrpcnts
do pfoioudeur. fernun, environ II minutes
dams Ia prolondsur. bosnec en- haut par les
tcrcs dc M Th4odalc y epagnier ct On bas
par eeles do n. FsaHsois Frederick. avsc
tou'es Loo balssys u ashcIiop!ions lui ~
trvuycni.
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II s'.Johs. osnisIs ~ essnsrI k..,s
.he. 'lr.c.'> Ass 1pSill} = ~ 6ise : :
The Court IA nn6(:c ~ slreA ~ 6n6 d.
recorded os Ia a. e jslS a ~
e., MoaIl 81 1ldsedld fJSs5l a - r,5's;ss !
i" =. .cs y l.-slslsM~ aShs r. !; "
Louisiana. M A Ac, l6s ,h~ e,sslsiG
..s",."s~ - = FsrrkAssss sfiMllrial ~.
'e,;' sepf - 1l>thy o. fMireh 1854.
Now; Nov ;''ssc h W. 1.tsnt ~. Zsfs:ss ~:
"i.he.i In IL 9f1l lhe 81 81 LoaIsiana,
and "f the ol MI District eous, In
aud ior the rasg1I ~ u. john..hr. Dap,j.s' WI.
can &c, Up a,3 right. tim " chin Ia eaS1o
the pr"pcsii~s ~r~inafler dvscsl0 " coGDae.
queocc IL anf. .u6rm~liy IN The 6sles, dccset
~ Judgment 0(1As C.ust shdvr wll,ch H. sale
was msdc. ~ esy issrgulsriiy or iIlsealhy In
the App'ais~6sru's aud Advcrisen,cnts, IN Il.
m. Or mannsrct sale. ~ E'r sny Other defect
whatorvet; t|lshow cause. within thirty ,luv,
itom the DAY MS Moni'ioo |. Etsi in.ss,S1 II
The public raIes. why III. sa. ~ made .hould
noi be confirmed AID ho,nologacd.
The .aid psel~rli.s were spld Is ,he Sheriff
"f the Parish 'aarcsai on tbs ihiri d,y ofJ.Iv
ls3:, by ,rsUsofa decree ofthis Cm.v,3 ~.
drr,''I on Tho thir,c~.'h day or Atru II ID.
1862. IN Z suit lrniisicd OMis~& Bank ofl
Louisiana. v. 2. sonayand q. Uas.iS. s
500 II Ii" dockessf this Count. At whic Asalr
The said oe,avs )sy"ri b-cnm- ID. purchaser
ipr the nricc II fifteen thousand nnd liiiy dol.
l's tSi5,u5Oro" ,h- following terms aud
ihs poreh .s~s 10 a..une the pay
'n-ni oia 'iocs no,r for five thousand sis hun
ircd aud funy four doiMS (sj.Cis) duc III
Apri iej3 OF renewable according to the
chatter OF i.c e!,ixcns Banl, aud The balance.
Cs.h.
D"scfip'ion os-yxopeiSs il given Ia the
'"dir,"l Conveyance. via:
sugar planisii"0. sl,na'ed IN The pa.
i.h of s'.iohnahc.Dap,.s,. on the rieh, haul.
Il 'he rnrf NS.i..ippi. measuring ak arpen,,
ind one ionh ioni an said sisc,. ly f,ny mr.
'rnts Ia depth. h",nJrd on ih- np,sr l,n,. by
he property 4 P,rr- D.ssio (,uw i..dser
'.n"p "nd .m,he t'wrs linc by Ne r~nrs,,y
4 III" late M'ti-l Garcir. tnow Thomas
Hy) "gr'hrf wh III. Dwelling house, Msar
'"'''c a'd o'ycs huiding.. n,fcc carte. Two
i'f-",' 'h"e unulrs. low pair VI o,ro. three
''"nshs' aud 4ne'aIiy 1ii thing, belonging
NJ rppnlaihi. I" said rl.nia,,.,o. - -
sr.ea ayes nnw ag'd a. f,l'ows.
" Ani"'ne ~ yrats. John ~ YEAR.. Fran
"'' ~. lamesla, Araham 3-, slr,y 30 and
,iy 35 yrars.
. Que LonifrJ hnI .hty ii, shares Of
'ock o' the Cmi1sns B.nk ~ Louisiana. ,l
ne hundred dolais zach.
..}SSE3. Nhnc.. tie Lon. Albeit y, flrl
;NNG- C,r,h's Office. Pari.h OF 81 John.
:XsgM he -Dapii,l, jnl, 90 ls3a.
7..! LuDGLR FERRET.
Cie,k.
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Estate cf The late JovJh Le5icnr.
Whereas Donat Leblanc of the psrlah o
-. James. has applied ~ tho ai,oyr named
Court. In order I" b. spp.iu,ed administrator
Of the Estate of late Joseph Leblanc
Public notice = hereby given 10 tho cr-di.
tors "fthc above Es,ssr. and 20 All person.
therein ia'rresied to file IN writing. within ten
days from date hereof. IL the Office of the
Clerk ofssit Court, the reasons why the psa.
yer oi sad petitioner should not be gfansed,
Jsy order ofsaid Court. 'seNF
4. >. GAUDET. ctssk.
Parish Of ST. JAMES 2Olh Angus, 1859,
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STATE or LOUISIANA.
Fourth Judicial District Court.
PARISH OF SAlNv-JAMEs.

PARISH OF SAlNT-JAMEs.
Adam Eroris'A Champaign. v. Adele Cham.
pag.e uifs Of isniore Dufrsane.
Stafdny the ith day OF September 1862 Mt
/ o'eiocs A N. by vir,uc oi decree Of the
Honorable the Fourth Judicial Distrc, Conr.
Parish OF Saintjamcs. dated 90 July 1862.
IA tn above natter. will offer ios sae at
public auction on the promises. tho her IN
after descnbcdhgopcny 10 wit 10 a tract
OF land or angat plantation established 10 the
Parish OF sains lanes; night bank OF tho Mis-.
sissipi river abSu, IL leagues above New Or.
leans, measuring two nrpcnts from, on said
river. by elghly arpents in depth. closing
about II minugs IN the rear, bounded above
by lands OF W. Thcoduc Tmpagnier and
below by thot of Mr. francois Frederick,
with all the b'tldings aud Improvements the.
fcon
- The following slaves TO wit Louis
aged q year., vean Pierre (sicky) aged al
years; VaIsin. agcd 80 years, Justine aged 80
years; Charlotte aged Gi years, Marianne
aged Al yeas.
20 A lot oi h,usehod furniture etc.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
The mpyeabes payable Ca-h. Tie immo-
geables aud slave. which are TO be sold to.
geiher paynbs; One founh eush. aud The
balance III two equal insiaImenl. falling due
IN nil March i553-l354 with notes sallsfac.-
toriiy endorsed. bearing mortgage Oh the pro.
perty sold, with per cent interest per an-
mum from maturity till final payment,
EUGENE DRY,
Sheriff
Parish OF Si,James, 29,h .july 1852.
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A\'l Is.

VI KRAFT, Taiileur. pie. IEglsc Saint.
Mrhr, tancicn ctnbi'-smcnl ia soIa.wnlcr)
ohre sos scfscos uux hubians dc cotic psrulr.
~, pour ioht ce gu concerne son etat.
NJ. kmii ne irayailie qua Ia iacon c, ses
prN soni le> plu- modrFd-.
Pnfo'ss. Saint iarque-. 3 .rpicmhrc 1852.
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o a lot oi \ liousehold furniture, etc.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.

] s7EVW
Parish OF Si,James, 2o,h July 1852.
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Eo Was hroHsi, ia he tnl af ST. johu
~ 'hr Baptist ,hr np.ro man calling hin
N"f LEWIS. .a,mg 10 hclong 4, Nc.
D"" Taylor resident oi the paJsh oi 81
Charles.
The owner il hereby daily requested 10 claim
said slave according Ia law.
I. BuRCARD. Sheriff
Parish of 81. John the Pap,i.i, 2slh Avg. lr52
Le messager. [volume] (Bringier, Paroisse Saint-Jacques, Louisiane) 1846-1860, 1852-09-03

rs enc conduit !, Ia grolr de Ia Parois
~ ~ SAINT Jean Eumisic. IL neg" .'appr.
~ LIANT LEWIS ~ b. dsant appafienir d
NJ. Dick Taylor 4, Ia paroi.se 81. Chaf.es.
IT, propretaire d"di, esela,e eel requi. de
le rciircr De Ia ge6lc en- 81 coniorman, a Ia ,oi
T., BuRcARD. Shcrif.
paroissc s, Jean-s' -s'apilse. - ao6l 1869.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-04
Died,


On Saturday July g. MELvirA H., wife of Sylvester L.
II. Ward and daughter OF tho late Judah Hammond.
The relatives and friends of the family and those of her
bi other John A. Hammond respectfully invited to
attend her funeral from her late residence No. 246
Fourth street this afternoon. at o'clock precisely
without further notice.
Departed this life. on Friday. July Mr. JOHN McCoY,
aged 81 years native of county Armagh ireland.
His friends and acquaintances respectfully invited
to attend his funeral which will take place at O'Clock
this afternoon, from his late residence No 266 Tenth
avenue between Twenty-seventh and Twenty eighth
streets.
On Friday. July Capt. JoHS WILLARD. Of the packet
ship VIM Tell in the 49th year of his age.
Funeral services will take place at his late residence
No 1sS East Fifteenth street. Monday. July g. at
o'clock precisely The friends Of the family respect
fully invited to attend HIS remains will be taken to
Bristol Il. l., for interment
On Saturday evening July 8, Mr. JAMES W. DEvEAu,
in the 10Th year of his age.
Funeral services will take place this afternoon, at 6
o'clock at his late residence No % Renwick street.
Che friends and acquaintance Of the family and
he members of the Hat Finshers Benevolent Associa
ION and Hat Finishers' Union respectfully invited
o attend
On Saturday. July 8 EMILY EuoEyIA infant daughter
Flames and Anna Maria 0dell, aged year, months
md days.
The friends and acquaintances Of the family are in
'itcd 10 attend the funeral. on Monday. July nj
iclock A. M from the residence of her father No 8
thirty sixth street four doors east Of Third
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N ccic end seious pAntonines and on the slack sad
tight ropes The smus~mente will terminate with the
afccns,on Of the dog Bull surrounded by fireworks.
AMERscAE MBEUM There viii be hve performances
given ~ tha estab hlnent n In tbs
Ing two In tho afternoon, and two the evening The
musical farce entitled the Lawyer In tho Sack" viii be
performed In the moruingths revolutionary drama Of
the Patriots Daughter" viii be represented Mt both
performances in the afternoon, and tho domestic drama
ttyNd Mary Lockwood or Wealth and its Conse
quences" viii be gvwn at each entertain nsrt In the
evening.
Chr sTYs OrERA uoush.-Christy's popular band Of
MINISTRIES announce Two entertainments for to morrow
afternoon and eycningfor which exceedingly 6tt-ac-
tive r<rr provided comprising inging, dancing
Instrumental solos buriesq ues and witticisns
Woops M,ssTRs; s-ywo amuse nts announced
TO tomorrow by this iavorite company OF Ethiopian
denesorone in The Afternoon, and the other IL the
evening Manager Word anxious TO contribute to tho
comfort hi masy paifops has. independent. of tho
thu rupeb ventilation introduced Groom fountain In the
bah for the accommodation OF vi tiers.
CAsTIs GARDEN This spacious establishment will be
op-ned at sunrise tomorrow morning for the acsommo
WRITER who desrt to nhae the refreshing
ard view the beautiful scenery by which the Gar
d,n Is surrounded The performances selected Tor tho
evening will comprise the grand ballet Of Cstarina" and
the ccmc ballet of The Muers in which the Rouse.
Sisters vii; appear Herr Cre will perform the tight
rope and the whole viii terminate with grand aquatic
di play Of fireworks Dodworths celebrated 0ornet BAND
wis give another grand Sunday this evening" at
this popular The programme provided comprises
many muscal gems among which scvcra! of
Eationa, an b.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-04
Theatrical md Musical.

Bowrnf TIIktHt--Iht performances the afternoon
q Monday VIII consist II the Tso Bonn ycass. Valley
lorp NJ Forty Thieves and in evening the drama
q Lola m0Dtes in bavaria There be little doubt
but that The bpute will be crowded particularly In the
evening hy those who have the celebrated Lola
IN her Baysren IL will thus perceived that
Hsmbln has provided well for his Writers
NiBLo's G.RpsS The arrangements for the fifth OF
July coDtt Of first the one act piec. ~ the Eaton Boy
which will be succeeded by new double dance by Miles
LaygDe ana Leedsr and Miles. Pougaud and Droue and
NJ Mcgee In a dance from lie Juive and Senorita Soto
The next feature will be Sketches Of India and
will conclude with Pas de Maelot," La Manola and
Spanish dance.
DBoADwAY THEATRE-Tbe celebration OF the Fourth 81
July. Munosy evening at this establishment will BE-
sttraoNe scene. The drama OF Ireland II la
will commence the entertainments, Mr. aud Mrs. VII.
ams IN the leading characters The next piece will be
the comedy a In and out of Place and the concluding
orr ma viii be the amusing afterpece Of Brian o. Ly
10 se mrs Williams In the second piece viii amply repay
the visitois.
NATIONAL THraTsr -purdy has provided three perfor
hctA TOT tbt celebration Of the glorious Fourth Of July
IN The morning will be represented the drama Of the
White Htrte of the Peppers and the extravaganza,
styled Bo'ha the Dry Dock Soup Man - In the after.
noon the dramas, styled PADDY Miles Boy and
"GuntD Matyp " and In the evening he comic farce VI
he Ragged School," and the drama Of Rebels
and Tories"
AsToR PiAcr 0rrRa HOUSE, -Donetti's comic troupe Of
trniDtd animals announced appear In Two pefor
monces 10 morrow-afernoon aud evening They appear