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10 The girls think of hymeu, and can't
help signing. When their lovers forsake
them, they can't help crying. They SIT at
the window, and can't help spying. They
screw up their corsets, bring on consump-
lion, and can't help dying.
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4.. h E A ID r III i s.!
CHEAP GROCERY STORE

~ ing fully determined continuing the Grocery
business at my old stand Of Main and st. Louis st.
hereby notify my friends and former PATRONS well as the
public in general that now have hand and shall
inue to keep constantly in store, choice and general
Of Family Groceries, Western Produce &C., cs
which will be happy dispose Of At prices equally as low
trade. A liberal share Of patronage is solicited.
iygO JNO. THEOPHILUS DAUNIS.
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~ "The candies you sold me last were
very bad" said suett TO ,allow chandler.
"Indeed, sir, I'm sorry for that" said the
chandler. Yes, sir, do you know they
burnt to the middle, and would burn no
longer" aYou surprise me; why, sir, did
they go out % "No, sir-no; they burnt
shorter
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Sonnet to Summer.

Q balmy, breezy, beauteous, bsunteous summer!
To men and women, little girls and boys,
10 birds and beasts, thou bringest mauy joys,
And art indeed truly welcome conner
Nov stroll in pastures green, fat sheep and COWS,
! Now vernal blades prepare for autumn sheaves,
And woods (tho' stationary take their leaves,
And all politely make their prettiest boughs!
Now the blithe farmer in the early morn,
I With sturdy step strides DER the fallow field,
And plants in hope that tho while concealed,
{ The grateful harvest may "confess the corn;s
I And 20 return him from the fruitful mold,
His gift augmented by hundred fold
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Notice to Planters.

rYHE Undersigned hegs leave inform the rIanfers
that he las and is always receiving large supplies Of
she following named articles. His motto rs, "smaia
profits and qnick retsrus.'
$50 Barrels Machinery OH Ffice IS cts. per gaiioHs
osG Gallons Machinery OIL in casks Of various sizesr
900 Barrels Boiled Paint OIL price IS cts, per gallon
5000 Gals Boiled Paint on in casks Of various sizes,
$50 Gallons Tanners Or Various Kin Dis and 7alitieJ.
from IS to Ocents per gallon.
F5O0 Gallons in CASKS Of various sizes various kuds
and qualities from IS to SO cents per ga!ion.
so Tons Talo Crease for Heavy Bearings and Coarse
Machinery, n Barrels or Casks, of any consistency re-
quired. Fhes s eeuxs per ponfid. 49,
I5G Tons Chic Mineral Fains, in Barrels, az tbs lowest
market price,
MeshiRsry OH warranted not to Chill in the codess
weather. and considered By hose ssng 1t equal to spers
Oil.
Boed P1at OIL, eeral to Linseef Oil, other than foy
white. b. r. POND So Water Street, (unaer the
Peart st.eet tiouse,) New York.
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10 The following question is now under
debate before the Tillefndlnm Lyceum :
winch is the best to die rich or live poor 2"
McCracken :" goes again " il. We shall issue
the result in poster. Watch the lime
sheds.
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Hotel at NapoleOnvflle, La.
lately opened Hotel

IL at Napoleonvine, parish of Assumption, fsa1'f
respectfully solicit the patronage Of the travelling
public. My table is all times supplied with every s
deicacy that the surrounding country Affords and effort
part shall be spared to render guests every COM
fort Horses and vehicles always in readiness to convey
passengers to any point in the vicinage
NapOleonyille, May 90 1858. JNO. NJ. BETS.
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8. of II
TO TR AV RS.

THIBODAUX TATTERSAL
cR Jackson ST, opposite St. Marys a.
R9sSN JAKE WEBER proprietor Of the 114S
above establishment his sincere thanks for the
very extensive patronage heretofore received from the
public of Thibodaux and at the time informs them
that he has recently received large addition to his
in the way of Horses and Carriages. He hopes
by his efforts please and the quality of his stock to
continue to merit and receive public favor. 9-ly
fsY The proprietor has lately added to his establish
ment and suberior HEARSE, which is always at
the disposal Of the public, on rea. onal.e terms.
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DAINTs-tyhite, Red, and Black Lead, ventfon Red,
i Spanish brown, Prussian Blue Paris and Chrome Dry
and in Oh, Ltharge, Yellow Ochro Chrome Yellow, lamp
Black Linsed OIL Spts rpsntne etc. can be had at the
Drug Store oe l7-tE] J.s. FRlZELL.
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Confectionery Store.

TNHE Subscriber respectfully informs the public ~.
that he has opened confectionery store at the 7
of St. Philip and Main Streets where he will be happy
to supply Balls Wedding. and Dinner Partirs, and the
public with any article in the line Of his business, on as
cheap and advantageous terms they can be hsd At
other establishment in this city All he wants that the
public should caAand exsrnin for themselves
Thibtx july 10 1852. (3l-tf) VlGTOE CODDOut
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Horses and Carriages.
LWAYSin readiness, Horses and Carriages for trips
II to D0nadsonve, Houn,a. elsewhere, whenever
there is enough in number justify. Also stabiing
for horses-and all connected with the Franklin House,
by the proprietor, d. F. HOLDEN.
Thbodaux, December 13. 1851.
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!! ICE!!-I take this method of in.

i forming my friends and customers that shall continue
to sell ICE during the weather. at 10 cents per pound
iy2 JsT DAUNIS, cor. Main and St. Louis ST.
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NUMBER 35.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

THOMAS J. HOPPER, SURGEON
l. DEN'rlSC, Franklin House, Thibodahx -
n5- Persons residing Plantations requiring sH7YD
his services will please address note to him through tho
Post Office. jellu
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FRANKLIN HOUSE.
THIS NEW HOTEL, in the large Ml

| i IN Il w LIN Ll, Iu llC ~ EM5!!u
Il new Brick Building situated on the cotner- -sxiiA
of st. Louis and Commercial Row Thbtdanx La
and fitted up about year ago expressly for house
of entertainment has OF late enlarged its and
veniences, and now accommodate many more
boarders. l.
Fanlies Or si1gle Ladies' and Gentlemen ran be
frably situated either in summer winter, the house
being wearran sed for ventilation and the rooms large
and convenient. TERMS:
Single Meal and Lodging. each, ..... 50
Supper, Lodging and Breakfast. ,..... IS
Board per day, ] so
3" 81 week payable weekly ............. 8 90
MONTH Is monthy........... % 90
year. " quarterly, $50 90
/" week, without iodgg, payable weekly 8 90
month, s. .' 90 monthly 15 90
" & year. 6 " quarterly $50 90
month"; for extra furnished rooms. 25 90
This House being arranged and fitted In the beststye
abe furniture beds and bedding and
ryf furnishing such House, are new and OF good
material This. together with the determination of the
Proprietor deserve patronage by his unremng exer
tons please, is hoped will offer sufficient induce
for citizens and strangers to patronize him.
No effort necessary will be spared to keep the Table at
all times we'll supplied the Markets within reach
will afford. b. F. HOLDEN, Proprietor
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NEGROES FOR SALE. Two
IN likely Young Women fully guaranteed, viii beeLN
sold ON TIME, for acceptance OF for cash. For par. w
tic,lars apply to [js16 fml CAMPBELL h co.
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g. r. coSyEfY n. u. s16HroR.
LAW NOTICE.
NONNELY & RIGHTOR, Ahotneus

bonnie La practice law in the Courts of the Fifth Judicial
District composed Of the Parishes of Terrebonne Laouche
and assumption Any business confded to them will meet
with prompt attention. ..........
rY- Particular attention win be given to land bnstness
and the examination of titles je2J fy
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NOTlCE.-The UNI
~ dersigned takes this method Of announcing to his
friends and the public that he is prepared to receive fot
collection all kinds and promissnry notes fof
any part State and hopes by strict attention to-
all business cnnfded his care, be deserving of their
liberal patronage. J. A. RDBlCHAUA
Thibo!aux, March S, 1853 13-tf.
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CITY ITEMS
IrCTURFs MEETIl

~-N' TUESDAY, Dec. II. 1889
JoHs p HALEs LEoruaE-Brosdwsy TseeInsse q IN
mos WIsrgR EsENlSGs- Snaps"s IN
Rev HENSY GILEos LEgrURE-Brooklyn lnsttue y I'm
Prof RI kps LEcTURg-Uuiversty Chapel .trM -,nu
Rev j :. ISsKis's IEcTUsE-MsdscnG NJ T. Cnarch
BROOKLYN ArHESAUM LECTURE -Atheneum prooAyh ~ IN
Or REpFiILp's LgcTURE-No AIS Broadway u IN,
Y CHRISTIAN AsSocIAToS-fukn nateh ~
Carson INVESTIGATING CoMNIrTEE-City Hall . NJ
PrEHAM GIT CoaMITTEE- StuyvesAnt institute, -
MEcHsSics IsSIIIpTk MEErISe-No. Bowery, a.
OLIVE BRANCH SOCIAL USos-No.6S +. Broadway, u.
v L Stew SOCIAL UNION CousoIL-No 1876 Bow cry: r.
MasAxELLo- (Sslsfs BeDehtl--NbOs Oarden r N
JUlLIEs's GRAND acknowledgements Hall s r NJ a,
THE LIsE. High Life At Waliacks Theater "a
IEisH Teddy the Tilsr" &C. at Broadway NJ
THt Fox HUNT and The Two Friends" AZ Burson r .
UsoLs TONS Cass and Hot Corn" at Nsions and r d.
TScIF TONS CAsIN and Hot Corn--BAnumS aud r. NJ
Woops MiNsrkELs-Ethopa al incsons4A Brostway "
caK,srys OYsR HoVsE-EthiopeRn e4tions-2 Bwsy II
RucxAF,'s OPsRA HoUsx-Ethopisn Denestions59 Bwy q
sIesos RLrz-yep soquisn and Mssc-6s Broadway NJ
NIw-YoRk AafRIrHEArER-Equostra Bowery y "a
Bso,pWaY AnimssS1 Bwsy. 10 A. NJ TO loP M
IxpuSTsy or ALI NAroSs-Cyss Palace day and evening
B.ry,sp's FeYPT Holy LAsD-se Broadway. II p N
JoSESs PA.ToscofE CALIFoEsiA7ls Broadway y r N
DE SoTo DIscovEkSG MISSISSIPPI 6o broadway pa 20
pEEH.Ms SEWN MILE kiREoR-665 broadway and u r M
IEr osLp IN MINArURE-S7 Broadway every Evening ~,
Es-S5s Broadway IA 10
RoxAS OALIgsY AscssT picrgsks-s,s bvsy 10 tepr
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NOVEL CAsE.-The Lyaclbarg Express has an account
Of On extraordinary case from when we gather me iJo"
ing James GSg Young IA U note yynS 5s
Ctik of the Court permission 10 grant marriage license
for the said Going TO marry Mr.. daughter The trick
FuccCdtd well that the license grsncd and the par
ties were married last Tuesday night. But alas! for the
raliy Of human hopes Mr. Chenault broke ruiey W upon
the felicity of this young couple the fresh and beautiful
fowers Of ymen withered before the Blasting breath OF
the constable and the husband dragged before the
Mayor to answer the serious charge of forgery. Inc
father of the lady testified that he had opposed the mar
rage and signed the note inqueston and the Mayor
committed the late happy bridegroom TO JAIL there TO await
a further examination Thursday {. Bryant, who
signed his the forged paper as witness declared
that he ignorant of what he to- but he was new
erheess required give bail for his appearance to answer
the charge of misdemeanor. -
The parties reappeGred before the Mayor on Thursday
morning last Mr. Chenauli took entirely different
ground from that taken previously and stated that he had
told Lis daughter that she might marry Going, but that
when she did she must leave his house forever he also
gave her permission 10 write the permit to the Clerk to
issue license Mr. Going was therefore released from
custody.
TnE FIRST CASE UNDER'THE MAINE LAw.-The first
case arising under the Maine Liquor Law came before
b. Rush Ragc Esq. this morning Jacob Hommal
YVES brought before Justice b for selling liquor lie was
charged In the declaration with having sold glass OF
brandy and glass of whisky, to one Parker and
zone to Cox and with having delivered the same 10
chem On the trial the proof was that he soii glass
of brandy Parker at time and glass OF brandy 10
Cox at another The Justice acquitted the defendant
solely on the ground that there was variance between
the proof and the declaration so that the decision dd not
i'm any way touch the question of the validity OF the law
Nominal was acquitted the technical point above no
tced viz discrepancy between the declaration and the
evidence on the trial. Detroit lrpune' ''n'
The Postmaster at Cincinnati has detected an ingenious
atempt at fraud What appeared to be large pamphlet
the leaves protrudng at the ends of the envelope was re
ceved at the office On removing the envelope the center
Of the book between the covers was found 20 nave oee
eu away and five dozen Of silk gloves and four dozen
packa ses of needles packed nicely I'M the space
Daniel Abbot late President of the Lowell and Nashua
Railroad Company died at Nashua on saturday agea 10
ye. He was graduate Of Harvard College and law
xsf Nv,
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THE ISTIIMUS.
Our dates from Panama are to Dec. /.

Our dates from Panama are to Dec. l.
PASSAGE OF Cars OVER TIE CHAGREs RVER-It af
ords US the greatest pleasure to that the bridge
across the Chagres river is ompeed and that Thurs
day the path ns the first locomotive crossed il, and
came as far up on this side as the Maumee station.
We hail this long looked for event with the highest
satisfaction Now will begin TO realize the fac. that
the railroad is being hurried to completion. The
great obstacle is overcomethe passage of the Chages
river-and the cars have already travelled several miles
this side Of Barbacoas. We assured by Mr.. Glott
that before the second next Of passengers the mule
road will be opened from the ObpO rvertO which point
Des Hermanos that promise all travellers that
the goth of December they with their baggage
make the trip with all from ocean to ocean in
DAYLIGHT and without the of boats BY that time
the river narrsaon will be done away with. In SIX
months from this day provided we have favorable dry
season we are assured that with the exception OF about
Llee miles OF the summit the whole road Will be travel
led by cars from Pan ma and Aspinwall.
further learn from Mr. Glet that the Railroad Com
pany have at present employed twenty five hundred men,
more than twelve hundred of whom engaged on the
works at ObslO In few days this force Will be divided
into two parties and will proceed TO open the mule
road before reicredo which is to ntersect the Cruces
road Labbers both from the United States and Cartha
eona arc coming in rapidly, and N, vessel arrives at
Aspnw all from the latter place New York that does not
bring large additions the present number In couple
Of months more the railroad company will have landed
here and Asinv ALL at least four thousand more labor
ors from Ireland and Climatic latter landing here in
our harbor while the former will be landed at Aspinva
The whole Of this large force will he engaged in the con
struct'on of the road hence to the summit and as it will
then be dry season there viii be sickness to dread
other cause Of difficulty to apprehend. Star, Nov. &C.
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DIED.

AIKMAS-On Sabbath morning 18th inst NJ. Robert Afmso
10 the 9th year Of bis ..-....
His friends the friends Of the family invited 20
fur Tpessy i5th inst at oeock r NJ from hs iss
eence. No les Monroes- A.,.,.
BRiD0Z-oa tie Isth Nov Paris Bridge sos OF ths '
Lewis Bridge In the 2th year Of his a.. ,,.,x Al.
bis friends those OF hx family are fedaos
funeral from the Church Of the Messiah - "eanos'
p NJ without further inyston ~ 49,. ~ f.... Du,,..
DURYRE-On the 18th Inst IsA<r NJ lh,n y, .ts.s a.
The Of the family 100 :, ~ ssrsr eor
she resdense ~ ~ ~
South lshth and Fr.sss ~ hs sna M
.srs.st F1re WIDOW James Eyre OF sAsnea Lag " ~
Sd OH "a
,,rd her funeral her iAts rsdsnee 80 10 HeS'" 49,
.r,a, - asrioek without fsTthsr tnyfstioa x.,,,
enRDoS-cf sssTle, ever MONDAY morn,sS william D.
- N r.tshert sDd Harriet Gordon sgsd yesss
-. 49, NJ. of he family respectfully lyed "a tend ns
fr M he reasencs Of hs her No ~ Pe>ris nS>xJA
a. GEO 4 ths fT-ssdsyl Afternoon ,~...
PiRIER-On ihs i3h ins, Of eorsampfea hsny Ppfsss
ofte sr,n a. sriner fsrker and son o. ASsn fs<
~. 81 phiipsyils Alleys Co N. Y
rsnsr. Phil Psyils Tor intesnss ,...,
pfppCF-In shiel1s MazQasfs Co, Wa Als Il MAJ Asasss
PIER ssea IS formerly q Lgnsnssrs Mac ne bsfS
hsd ,lysj sChrsass.
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ADVERTISEMENT I
THE THROAT AND

TREATMENT or DISEASES or THE THROAT AND
LuSes r. HUNTER Of Wsshiaston ase
that shey have removed to Nef0t
and opened their Office No 61 Broadway o' the treatment Of
ption Bronchitis Asthma aud other Diseases Of tbs sOst
Lung the IBhssop OF McicNea Espo- emPisyed
Ch.rlss of London and Dr. Coregsn ofhe
NJ Hospital Dublin fIahaaoB FIRST inoda seed inO the
UIifed r. Hunter assisted By Dr. {. D. WeleseY
spring which Il has been attended with
hitherto IN the
Reference has Kindly permitted the fol-
Loving reatleufn
J. A Johrson ESQ., No IS Lisertyst, Sew.York.
Thee Henry ESQ No Chambersst residence Lexngtons
Ess No 22 Pearls residence l57 Es l7tA st.
T. A Lambert. Esq. Mayor Of BROOKLYN.
Hoover Esq United States Marshal District OF Columbia
Justin II. Hew ard. Esq. No. IS VaTck at New YORK
addition which testimonials nd commenassry
letter. patients and hs prof son which be seen their
Hunter for the edition OF
Charles ScudsnOres able nhasten which will be
published during the winter with inirodoeon plates and an
Resi- 762 Broadway Hours froa9
N TO Special appointments be made for the
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WILLLANSBU RGH ITEMS.

Coroner Cook held inquest at Green Point
Sunday the body Of emsnt infant 10 months
named James Murray whose Pafen arrived n an ssaas
week The jury rendered verdict OF desn
from proper nourhnen and ~hie on ship
FIeHrrso Is THE SrREErs.-Sanday evening party
Capt Keh and other officers Of
he Third Ward engaged 6iz scef1l street hgt -Four
OF the p.rty NswYork discharged paying
fhs Wendle Koonz sent By Justice Bos
wen to the County Pentenfisry for ~ days
ARsos-A young man named Harmon Linkose, was
before Justice Boswell yesterday charge Of attempting
Of Hr Garner In Ewent on sstasy
night BY placing lighted match in straw bed He was committed
await exknr ation
AccipEsr-Yesterday afternoon laborsr. named John
Darcy residing North Ninth while work the csorns
Div pock North Twelfth seriously injured oy he
frr upon him heavy timber Hs under lip sad chin
cp<n and tie back Of s head also sr
orsy injured Injured conveyed the Dspeazsry
where lie properly attended 70
PotIcg porses-From Saturday night until Monday
porrinr the Police WasbuTzh made u the FOL
lowps chsTzss Rio.nx Gsbtes lie street, lar
ebnd drunk and d<sorferly. = dkordefiy u
drsni, /; assault and battery /.
The sixth annual ball Of Engine Company No. 7 took
the Odeon last night The sssenbl.ge ~n .se and
passed @ Q the delight Of all Presoaf
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NEKJE,R,SEY ITEMS.

WIsIER ARRANGEMENTS OF TIE NEwJEhsEr RAIL
Thuday t< l5h ir the New York and Phlstelpha
trains rnss according heir winter
viii Leave COrl.patst and II NJ end NJ or 81
ard 81 p NJ for 81 The EevIsrsy accommodation line VIII
SeTYxk II fare Pkisdepaia 81 with the pre-
cert Of the lines also Goa
Ssh 9Th eus s i.sion from the presn -
from New Yerk will Be continued 40 'ns
present - saariousl fox Cryxsl Palace ticket
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r. ne Editor Of The n. y. TtbuHe;
SIR did ask the publication of my letter and II
not published entire il should have been omitted
biief letter Of xIanaiion. 90 ask for this prom
lent insertion early is convenient-in to morrows
paper if have proper place if not in Mondays
blame 10 one, but do demand another hearing.
SARAH PELLET.
PS-In regard to Mrs. V s letter, do not know bat
the sentiments of some other letter attributed to her
StrGc.c Friday Dec 9, 1858.
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tee and if 50 considered its cordial and general .dopon

tee and fse considered It's cordial and general siopiou
appear certain
The Managers Of the Colortd Orphan Asylum feel CON
peed to cell the attention Of their friends and the public
the immediate wants of their Institution while the same
tine they gratefully acknowledge the continued fzvors
rnrs hsys been awarded them since the commencement
Of their enierrrss II ls36 These have enabled them
provide appropriate accommodation for 81 children fifty
of whom are strictly Hospital patients and are eaderly
nuTss ard cared for in separate building Still the de-
mands upon the Managers urgent from the homeless
orphan and the child Of the widowed parent These plead
in the eloquent language Of want and detiuon for pro
lection TO meet the urgency of their claims, as the lns
futon is becoming crowded the Managers hsye determined
to provide accommodations for fly children, By
making donicres in the garnet over. the main building.
and charging the dining by incosing the piazza;
provided tie OF $1,000 shall be rassd FOR this special
object The gradual but steady progress which has hher
to marked their proceedings and their experience Of every
year have Afforded increased evidence tina. toll and skill
and patient perseverance, with the Divine blessing, are
requisite TO give and penanence to every benevo
lent enterprise This they feel assured the mmut
able basis OF Christianity and upheld by every ccnsdera
ton Of public safety and justice When they remember
their obligations the Creator and Rsdeemer,
and their relations thee children fellow subjects OF
the Universal Governor and fellow heirs Of the
immortality they assured that the dignity and import
Of the enterprise not essened beause its subjects
those whose earthly inheritance has been
and neglect but that is OF the manifestations of
Christian love which in many channels. has adorned
and blessed our age and country.
Contributions for this object viii be most gratefully re-
ceved and may be cent to r. j. Murray No 90 East Four
teenh st Murray Davis, No 65 Broads, or to any of
tie Managers.
The LATE CosFLAGRArIor IN PEARL srREEr-Thc scene
at the ruins of the late confsgraon in Pearl and Cliff ss
during yesterday morning unusually exciting. Hun
dr. people led to the goundb by curiosity walking
shout among The ruins of what the most extensive
book publishing house in this country.
Large numbers Of workmen clearing away the rub
bh from the large vaults connected with the establishment
in order thsthe Mess Harper might ascertain whether
rot their stereotype plates &c slowed therein had received
any damage They have taken the large building at the
corner Of Beekmsn and Gold SITS
The TRADEs-OS SrRIKE.-The Journeymen Confec
TONERS this City paraded the streets yesterday with ban
ners and music On the banners which they carried in
their procession were the inscriptions:
:''''''''''''' joiijRNEYMFN coYFEcTIoNRRs
PROTECTIVE USlON
..'''''''''''''''
RiGHT WRONGS no NAV
THE JOURNEYMEN CONFECTloNERS
INCREASE or WAVES
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UNCLE TOMS CABIN" az presented az the Ma
rcsfL THEsTEE. trd Linus Ksry, VI NJ ooSs ~
rrfs-rtse he NkrtcNsL N'il s1eeiIay
reeonnsrd being the MI trs(s 20 %
witnessed the Civ "Unce Toms Cabin - ~ yo,
this reFuisr hose Is times vtAcat the iatroeae % y
p'tcc 20 support h. ard announced for Ev. NJ ss
well even WEDNESDAY, az jay,
esf e Katy the Hot Corn Glra" exceently eiSed
this 1catr has cGfed quite nssiss AMI wh % per
c md the stsr1ous q MoSDsy TvKsDAr TIusso, sai
The pieces the NATIONAL worth SEQ
and ssEsqus TIE stories which they taken