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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-20
BOOKS, STATIONERY, &C.
EVANSVILLE BOOK STORE.

L. H. HOOD. J.. WHEELER
EVANSVILLE BOOK STORE.
49, - n . EH q - 9DHD 80 S0D .
RE constantly receiving, in addition TO their iorme
n large stock, new suppl! OF
books ana tafiGNcrys
Of every description. New Publications. issued by
the Eastern Publishing Houses regularly received.
Or Wholesale and Retail prices the ms at
Lousv lille Cinennaii: wish to remind Country Mer
chants of this fact, ihe proof of which is in trying us
large and well selected assortment of Miscellaneous
school, Medical and Theological Books always on hand
to select from.
rniing. Writing, Wrapping and Fancy Papers; Blank
Books of every description aud quality American and
Foreign fancy Stationery all kinds constantly hand
Music Teachers supplied liberal terms with the b.s
of Guitar and Piano Music.
III F0rders for Books not hand promptly attended
To riyI1 H. HOOD & CO.
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DRY-GOODS.

SPRING AND SUMMER DRY-GCODS.
lust received per steamer Paris, 90 asst'd Dry
Goods which offer the trade this morning 81
.iuced rates.
This lot of foods very desirable being fresh from
the agencies of the manufacturers. The Prints especial
y exceedingly beautiful of bright rich sly les the
dbcst cloths and colors warranted fast.
apis MORGAN, KEEN d PRESTON
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WAsHINGT Y, July IS.
Roger Jones, Adj't. 6 emil. OF tho U. Suites
Army died last night.
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New YORK. July l6-M.
The Sheriff o. Fail r yer, Mass, WAS shot
dead this A. ~, BY Douglass while attemp-
ting to arrest him.
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MORGAN, KEEN & PRESTON Jobbers in Foreig,
VI aid Domestic Dry Goods Boots Shoes, Hats, Cap
BonIets, &, Evansville, la. jyl4-1y
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JEwELeY AND MOTIONS.

JEWEENY AND MOI IUNS.
express direct from the manufacturers Cluster pins
- Earrihgs. ringer rrgs, Lockets, Fob,lains, Keys
Pencils. Shirt studs, Bell Sides Buckles aud Pins; which
will sell as low rs any house IN New York a; wh essle
or retail Also. ret H. variety or Port Moi nars
Purses Brushes. Combs Gold Pens Needles
AID Chaps, Aeeordeohs, Music boxes, Chessmen, Dolls
Balls: &c. A. G. PUSHEE,
my73m Main street near Wafer
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,ELEGRAPii DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON, July IS.

WASHINGTON, July 10.
SEYATE-The private calendar was taken
up, and sundry bills were passed and they ad-
iourned.
HoUsE-Mr German asked for the recon-
mitmcnt of the bill proposing to abolish the
printing contract system anu elect printer,
which was objected to.
The House then took up the deficiency bill
and receyded from the amendments to which
the Senate refused to assent, and disagreed
to the appropriation of $4,000 tor per diem
and mileace of Senators for constructive pay
of Senators. The bill goes back 20 the Sen
ate. The House then a joucned-
WASHINGTON, July IS.
In the CommercialCourt to-day tn, District
Attorney entered u MOLE proSeqHt in the case
Of Can't. j. p. Levy, indicted for obtaing re-
cords from the State Department and COM
NAVIGATING them to the Mexican Govern
ment.
DAYS trial is resumed, and the argument
will commence tomorrow.
The funeral of Gen. Jones Will take pIeace
tomorrow. II is rumo-ed Col. Samuel oyPer
will be his successor.
MAYsvILLE, July 10.
No more cases OF Cholera have appeal :"
in the last As hours. There have been loar
deaths.
BALTIMORE, July is.
II is announcd that the Ches ipeake and
Ohio Canl will be opened on Monday.
PlTrsDURG, July l6.
There a-e feet inch-s W tter, and at
stand. Weather warm and pleasant.
WAsHIXGT Y, July IS.
Roger Jones, Adj't. Gen'l. OF tho U. Suites
Army died last night
New YORK. July l6-M.
The Sheriff o. Fail r yer, Mass, WAS shot
dead this A. NJ, by Douglass while attemp-
ting to arrest him.
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BOOK B.MpERY ANDB4 NIX BcOi

BOOK BRIBERY AND BIZ NIX BOOK
M AN UFACICRY.
THE undersigned respectful, inounces TO the citizens
J. of Evansville aud the aC ioiis counties, fft he has
fitted up Book Bndery First street. between Nam
and ~ Caorc, with all the late Improvements ior eHeeu
ting every description of work his line, which he is
prepared Ia do ia the workmanlke manner, aid at
the lowest Cincinnati prices.
W Blank work ruled and bound to any pattern.
If Magazines, Music, and every description nf Job
Binding, doie reasonable terms. Also, Port Folios.
Scrap Books o1e., nl,,ie To order.
y : Orders promptly filed. [je5-tf1 K. b. 1NSES.
IT ? Princeton Clarion, VI arr,k Democrat and Mount
Carmel Register copy of So and send bills 10
a Wertiser.
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PIANOS.
FOR Ale.

AsAA THE WASHINGTON HOTEL, at the corier Of
n. Mater aId Vine streets. il offered private sale
~ REASONABLE. terms: al. if LDi sold b. III first
lay of August, the building i'll be leased rented. Ihs
iquor~ Iiar-IiXturcs Furniture. bedding. cyc.,
rion For further particulars and terms, see ha.d bill
tle day previous to sale. Apply TO
iyli-tf \. ". HEINZ.
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PirrsDURG, July l6.

There are feet 3 inch.s W tter, aud at
stand. Weather warm and pleasant.
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BALTIMORE, July is.
1t is announcd that the Ches lpeake and
Ohio Canl will be opened on Monday.
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DOCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY
4 2iyO dOZ faUls Knives aud Forks;
IJUU dOZ assOd I'll Pocket Cutlery;
$50 doZ do kaZors;
3UO doz Scissors aud shears; all Of our own impor
tltion, offered at los est Eastern prices.
lei BAECUCK BROTHERS.
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CUNDR Z 80
~ Cssc4i brown Linen;
! ~ 90 yellow d.:
! do white Linen Drilling;
do lrsh Iinen
do dgarei green Prints;
DO fancy do;
l5O soz super silk Mitss,
To- hs Sewing SIls;
lUO d1z Port ADnhsl0s;
90 PCS green ISerege:
80 gro Necdl twist Buttons;
case Camiet CoticI;sie, received this day and 70
sale cheap by
jyi7 JAS. LOW & co, Az Main ST., Lou, KY
en- BAGS prime Rio Coffee, reed for sale 10y
IZU myI3 jan REILLY.
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GARmEM sEEns

NXYARRAETED fresh and genune-groxth of 1881,
w For sale BY HENRY D, TURNER, Bookseller,
Artickoke, Green Globe. Asparagus. Giant.
/ BEAns. Early china dwarf, sir weeks yellow. Mo-
royal Write kidney red marrow vasnti dwarf,
Rob Roy, horticultural pole, Dnich casc-knife Pole.
white. large Lima Carolina, Dutch rcnners, white,
BEETs Early Flat B1ss1no, blood uruep, Orange, do
French Amber sugar white silesia, long blood, Man
gel Wutsel. Swiss chaid silver leaves used for greens.
Bnrnet Garden, for sllad Bene Plant; Broccpl.larG
purple cape do. white cauower, early large late.
CAsB4GE, early sugar loaf early Dutch, DO. York;
drumhesd baersea, do bullocks heart, ArkeS early
dwarf, large York. do Bergen drumhead. nammonth,
Cromwels superb, fat or late Dutch. green globe Sa
rooted above sd la or Kohl Rohi.
melon. Large musk. cautelope. yellow. green Cit
Persian, fragrant. water mpeIia scarlet
flesh, early apple seed eIS island Carona' cron tof
preserves
NAsruRrlUM. OKRA, long white, short green.
|. ONIONS, white silver skin yellow, red. WEIGH or
| PARsNEp. Guernsey or cup, long white. hollow
PARSLEY, plain or single, cnrled. dwarf curIed
PEAS, Early cedo null, Prince Albert, May, Wash
white marrowiat. black eyed, prolific. blue imperial
PEPPER, Squash bell, OK heart, bull no:e, nam"
moth, long cayenne, cherry, sweet Spanish.
PUMPKIN, Mamnntk, large yellow, cheese.
RADlsH, Long white SUMNER early scarlet short top.
long Salmon, scarlet early frame, scarlet cherry
turnep white, yellow, white fall SPANISH black do.
CoLEwoRr, coiards. Cabbage, for picking.
CELERY, Large white solid, coored silver giant,
CHERvyILL, curled, for salad.
Corn, Early hawk, Canada, Smiths white, Sioux or
Duton, ruscaIora, sugar, white flint chinese tree.
CORN SALAD, OF tetticu;.
CREss. curled peppergrass, broad leaved, extra
curled water.
CrcUmBER. early sreencluster, frame. short green,
white spinard, long green Turkey, Do. Keenes, small
gherkin, for pickles.
. CARROT, Early horn. large Athringham, white field,
long scarlet or blood, do. orange.
MARrYNIA, Markenoes, for picking, new.
EGG PLANT, large purple, white ornamental.
ENDIvE, green curled, broad leaved.
kALE, green cured Scotch, Sea.
LEEK, large Sco'ch or fltg, do London
LETTIcE, imperial sugar loaf, early white head, do
curled Silesia large green head drumhead. ice head
coss, royal cabbage head. Roquette, for salad.
RuUBARB, early To%olsk. Scorzonera Sorrel, En-
elish garden broad leaved.
SALsAFY, or Vegetable Oyster.
Squash, Bush crookneck summer, Dutch summer
scaliop white, do yellow, vegetable marrow, Bergen
striped bush, crookneck, winter, cocoan:t porter,
sweet potato, Valparaiso.
Tom Alto, large smooth red, yellow, cherry of Cuba.
| TURNEP, Early Dutch or Spring fiat.
HERB SEED, Dill, Sage. summer Savory, Thyme;
GRASS SEED, White Dutch clover, Lucerne
French, Blue Grass, Mustard white and brown,
And great variety not included in this list
Raleigh, February 1852. 2s-
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THE MARKETS..

FAIErTET1LLE, Feb. 7. Bacon new, 10 to Il ; cot
ton, II to III cotton bagging 10 to Is, according
quality; cotton yarns cents 80 IS cents per
bushels lard 10 to IL cents salt 81 SO to ST. rs per
sack moasses &c to % cents; faxseed Is to 81 IS
per bushel; flour SO to s..
PETERSBURG, Feb. Z. No change in Tobacco, and
selling follows: Lugs so to $4-common leaf to
$5-good leaf to Seine old to So so. Cotton Il
cents and dull wheat advancing, and selling from 90
to 100 cents and selling at G23 to 65
lime l23 to 81 so, according to quality -four ST so.
W1LM1NGrox, Feb. T. Bacon, dull, and selling at
from to lO3 cents IS cents per bushc, with full
stock lard 10 to 100 cents soft turpentine 35
So 40, and hard 40 to 81 As; spirits turpentine 80
cents rosn IS to IS cents shingles 629 to 50 e73
per M; timber. the following RATS disposed of, at
10 rs, one at 9, one at IL, at 10, $l2 so
per NJ raft of wide boards and scantling brought
per M.
New York, Feb. 7. Sales of cotton at from 81 81
for middling upands and New Orleans with dull
market; flour 374 to rs; corn 50 cents; sales OF
$500 barrels linseed oil at 81 to 81 cents
TAnBoRoUsH, Feb 7. Corn SO to So rs per bar
rel; cotton cents; turpentne to 50 10 for dip, and
40 per 100 lbs for scrape; fresh pork % sc
SO; lard o cents.
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Miss DIX. The Senate of Alabama have done one
good thing, and done it we'll, this session, and our
State looks up. Miss Dix bill for State hospital
for the insane which remained among good deal of
unfinished business the last session, consequence
of the loss of public property by the total destruction
by fire of State Capitol, has passed the Senate
by an overwhelming majority. The House will do
no less, far The people are more
than satisfied. The chairman of the committee made
two amendments last session, viz appointing the
Judges of the Supreme Court instead of commission
TO locate the site and plantation, and reducing the
appropriation from 100000 TO $4,000. These
amendments stricken out, and the first reading of
the bill restored. With hundred thousand we
shall have rst-rate hospital and soon will cease
to be necessary send patients miles to have
them cured of this dreadful maIady. Our sister
north border, Tennessee, is going ahead, and is
opening her hospital. We see that the COM
rnssoners and Legislature do full justice to Miss Dix
there Her name - in solid granite on the walls,
shows that they dan forge, her her works, The
fact is that she asks nothing and wishes nothing for
herself and she deserves all things.
SD1Ithern Journal.
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A Farm and Beautiful Residence
ESOHR

TTNHE Subscriber, wishing to to the South
west, would sell his lands in Cumberland county,
upon reasonable and accommodating terms.
There about 700 5000 acres, all lying in
body and of which 400 500 in cultivation.
The Plank Road of the Joint Stock Company, from
etevile to Raleigh, will within mile of the
silence. Most of the lands that in cultivation lie
within three miles of the Cape Fear river adjoining the
lands of John e. Williams and others.
The above situation is very desirable, from the fact
that is surrounded by the best of neighbors and
ciety.
The subscriber might say much more by way of n-
ducement but he deems it those wish
ing to purchase call and see for themselves.
The above lands can be divided suit purch-
Any further information be given by application
to the subscriber by letter addressed to him at Kings
bury, Cumberland County, N. G.
d. s. WILLIAMS.
February 9, 1882. 2s-6t.
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DAILY MAIL. A petition for daily mail from
Raleigh West to Salisbury has been left at the Post
Office IN this place, and we pleased to few
days since that it has already been numerousy signed
There is still room for more signatures and we hone
that all our citizens who have not yet availed them
selves of the opportunity, will forward immedi.
ateIy and put down their names that we may send
up the strongest possible appeal to the Post Master
General FOR the simple act of justice which should be
no longer delayed. The great and growing impnr-
lance of the West the increasing intelligence and
rapid growth Of population and enterprise demands
corresponding increase of mail facilities. 1t is time
the wants of middle and Western North Carolina
were made known The mail facilities afforded this
part OF the State by the general Government are ex
ecrabe, and We will venture to would not be
submitted 81 to uncompIainingly by any portion of the
Union. We have forborne long enough. 1t is time
to be up and doing if We would not be forever over
looked. Groboo, Democrot
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l., HE MAILS. Efforts are being made to get dali
mall from Raleigh to Salisbury Why stop there
we would like for it to come through here and pass
on 70 AshevIlle. The present arrangement is abomi-
maple, and not only that other people would
ouoh 10, but one that would not be attempted upon
I"y 0ther section. North Carolina, and especially
we western portion of it, has fewer mail facilities
ndn, perhaps, any portion of .he Union. There are
ninufeds OF families that do not have post office
within ten miles of them.
learn from the Standard that all the editors in
natigh demonstrated Tth the Department against the
soeh' change; but in vain. 1t would allow the con-
I.of nothing extra for increasing his speed between
areigh and Greensborough from three miles an hour
" ioGr' which was all that was necessary to keep up
snoo UIu arrangement. Only think Of the enormous
ta pe1 ~ howTequred-3 miles an hour! If Postnas-
GENERAL Hall will pay little EXTRA will
I uuef mis- mail and walk ahead of the stage. Three
-""eS an ur!-we are out of breath.
Mountain Banner.
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TINE Farm lately owned and occupied by Merrel
/ Whittenton, 7 miles South of Raleigh, adoiu-
ing the lands of Jonathan Utey, John McCulers and
ton on the Monday of February Court next, if not dis
posed of before that time.
There is about 40 of said land under fence and
is well adapted produce Corn, Wheat Tobacco, be-
ing strong Oak and Hickory land. There is excellent
spring of within about so yards of the dwelling
house. good kitchen and crib The survey of the
Fayetteville and Raleigh joint stock Plank Road ComPa
ny runs through the land. There is about 50 or 60
acres it's primitive forest growth, being heavily timber
ed. Only part of the money will be required at the
time of sale and liberal indulgence for the remainder.
The locality is very healthy, and the neighborhood is
good.
The title is neutrality-suspicious. given immediately.
For further particulars enquire of
PATRICK MCGOWAN,
Raleigh, N. C..
January 90, 1852. 25-3t.
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OLD NED AND CoRN BREAD. Great fears en-
tertaned that the aforementioned articles will be very
and very high this year. from the fact that In
some neighhorhoods bad and pork was high.
and nonied men have bought up most of the hogs for
bacon These reasonable grounds for fear. but if
the spring favorable, predict there will
be peace and plenty and that neither corn nor bacon
will be high, from the significant facts that in nearly
every county except Buncombe, abundant crops were
made, fine potatoes, fine hay. &c., and this was the
case in many parts of Buncombe and from the furh-
or fact that PoRK is bringing at Cincinnati ~
cents neat; this will throw that article at Augusta
and Columbia at cents, and here at 10. So that
bacon cannot be very high. Nearly all monied men
have laid in their supply, and every body has ba-
coned, thinking it will be high; the consequences will
be that every body will be mistaken We hope SO.
Baskerville Ne1us.
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DIED.

In Marietta, (Ga the evening of the Oath instant
CRAwFonD TUsKEn, ESQ., in the 55th year of his age.
Mr.. II. born and raised Raleigh, in North Ca
rona but has been for the last fourteen resident
of this place. short period before his DEATH he pro-
fessed to have obtained saving interest in Christ and
was received into the communion Of the Methodist
Church. He bore his protracted illness with christian
resignation and patience, and died confident of his
ceptance with God. He has left a wife and eight chill
dren who consoled in their sad bereavement by the
we'll grounded hope that he rests with God.
Marietta .7drocaIe.
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ME occurred in New York recently, which de-
moc yeG about 100000 worth of properly. 1t COM
e. Fo al No. 80, Nassau street, occupied by Libby
he oy, importers of dry-goods. Before it could
Gibyed' 1t destroyed that and several in
with The amount of their losses, and their insurance
NNasnnings, Libby & Forby, loss about $4,000.
Ed. D. oatley, loss $4,000; insured for $50 900.
1aIeenan' Hodges & Co., loss about $50, 900.
nun Lockwood, loss stock about $35. 900.
Js"us, Nixton & Co., loss about $3.50, 900.
$4,000. " i'oo'"So"' loss OH S'0cA ABOUT
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SCARLET FEVER REMEDY. We published year
two ago simple remedy for scarlet fever, being
other thanIthe rubbing the patient thoroughly with
fat bacon. We have since different times received
assurances from parties, whom the notice led make
trial Of it. of the entire of the experiment.
Others just sending testimonials of the
astonishing and speedy recently wrought by it,
We mention the matter, that others may go and do
likewise" Baltimore Sun.
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Lnie feOnz Te1.ns.

!. The Brownsville Flag says. IS Nothing certain is
he has been reinforced by eighteen hundred men,
and two pieces of artillery had arrived with Captain
Ford from Texas. We Judge from all we learn
tina: some endorsements have really arrived, and
another attack upoa Matamoras is seriously meditaed,
perhaps ere many days. General Avalos has twenty
five hundred men. with guns, cnrenchments, and ev-
cry material requisite for successful defence. -
Vera Cruz dates to the 4th instant states that
rlou revolt had broken out at Coatefsee. One hun
dred men marched from that place and took posses
sion of the city Of Jaapa The governor of the cas-
tie at Vera Cruz was Immediately despatched against
them'
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MAR RIED,

In Chapel Hill, on Thursday morning, 5th instant,
by the Rev. MIR. Frost John G. Williams Esq, Miss
Miriam T.. White, all of this City,
In Chatham County, on the Goth of January, by B.
Minis, Esq, Mr.. George A. Holt to Miss Catherine
Gardner daughter of Thomas Gardner.
In Chatham County, on the 29th of January, by Rev.
Johnson Olive Mr.. Anderson Olive, of Wake to Miss
Flora Yarbrough, daughter of Joseph Yarbrough.
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The University of the State of North Carolina is
said to be IN prosperous condition at this time
than before. There the close of the last
session, over hundred and fifty regular students,
under the tuition of able and learned Faculty in
almost every Department of Science, at the head Of
which stands the Hon. David l.. Swain, LII. D..
worthy and learned gentleman, at once honor,
ornament and treasure to any people,
IVOrf0lE Beacon,
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A MAN WHO WON'T LET You AGREE WITH HIM.
We have vexatous instances of the development
Of the bump of contradiction-but the following
versation is rather the best example have fallen in
with
II have to inform you that was married since 1
saw you. So much the better. Not much the
better; for my wife proved arrant sIrew. So much
the worse. Not SO much the worse; for she brought
fortune. So much the better. Not so much
the better; for with the money bought great num-
Der of sheep, which died of the rot. So much the
worse. Not much the worse for | sold the wool,
and with the produce built house. So much the
better. Not much the better for my house was
burned. SO much the worse. Not so much the
worse for my wife was in it.''
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North Carolina State Bonds.

Treasury once, Raleigh, ~: c.
FEBRUARY 5, 1852. :
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Of
co until the sh of March next for the purchase of
Thirty thousand Dollars north Of Bonds, issued by
the State of North Carolina, in conformity with Act
of tho General Assembly of said State ratified January
2sth, The which will be payable semi
annually the first Monday of January and July, in
each year, the principal at the end of ten years
Persons bidding will endorse their letters Pro-
posaIs for State Stocks"
DANIEL w. COURTS,
Public 7rensuref.
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Marrinoe .knny Lin,J.

BosToN, Feb. 5. Jenny Lind was this morning
married to Otto Goldschmidt, Pianist, of Hamburg,
this city. She married after the Episcopal SER
vice by the Rev. Dr. Wainright, in the presence of
Ex-Governor Everett, N. J. Bowdich, her legal adj
wiser Mr. and Mrs. S. w. Ward and the Swedish
Consul. Mr.. GoIdschmidt had pei nkned with her
at several of her concerts. NY will reside
for the present at Northampton, Mass.