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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-14
DIR. II. f. HIBBARD,S
WILD CHERRY BITTERs,
ia Years in UseO

(i4 Years in Use.)
What boots it that we laud
Those bitters TO The skies
You need but taste to feel
Their saving energies"
VIE most paatable and pleasant of all tho Rittcr
Tones calming irritation and aaying nel vops
eAcitabty Let any person afflicted with Loss of An
peue' faintness Pain ia the Breast or Palp,alon If
lhe heart Try these Biers and they will be sensible
relieved in five minutes g seems 10 tonch ~" 2
Affected, and inyIgorates the system immediael
me most reliable certificates Of cases found in the cir
GUAR az NO fremont Pemple Boston
s. d. FULLER q co General Aqen,
Price SOC and 81 per bottle Dealers snnniaH o.
reasonable t terms bottle open on the connter for
ual. caldwell d Hill, Agents at Worcester 20
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-14

Worcester, SIS. April %, 1853.
T'HEN the above named Jonathan Mann, Gee r.
Rice and Amorl Holman, appeared and made oath
that the above instrument by them subscribed, tue
Before me- JOS. SAWYER,
myl4 dItaw3w Justice of Peace
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-14
To Painters.

DR.. Oornell's Pain Expeller.
- A PERFECT Charmer Of Pam. Manufactured
IN n.y. =. u. FULLER a co.
s'heray myl4 dif
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-14

IA EAAH4N I'AsSs
Designer and Engrayer, upon " God and Stone
House on Crescent street. All orders left with g.. w
KlCE, al l.. ID. Goddard & Co.'S will meet with promp
cry. drc3o DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-14

JONATHAN B. MANN, President
GEO. F. RrcE, Treasurer.
JONATHAN b. MANN,)
AMoRY HOLMAN, Directors.
Francis BRIGHAM,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-14

Segars of exquisite flavor are always to be
found IN quantities TO sui at the Drug Store of
l.. T. LAZELL,
l5-dti 20l Main st
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-14

j. 1. BASSETT, NJ. D.,
e o f pr ng fl d }
No. IL PoRTLAED STREET,
u Office hours till a. NJ. from IL to 2, and from
tot p. M. apI5 dam
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-14

REMOVAL.
DRS. WIN. & J. NEWTON, DENTISTS have re-
moved theT Office from CIRCUITS Buildings to the pleas
ant and spacious Rooms, in Brnley Row, over the
Citizens Bank, and directly opposite the American
House. anIA Inf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-14

Mrs. s. G o o d w n, an experienced and SUI ces
fnl Midwife, holds herself IN readiness day and night
70 attend TO the duties Uf 4Dr profession Residence
No. 6Austn street. o2l-dtf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-03

Capt. Shufeldt, of the steamer Black Warrior,
in a letter published in the New York papers,
considers the Spanish man of war was JUST
fed, under the circumstances in firing into his
vessel. He was not aware the brig was a
vessel of war, or he would have hoisted hs
flag before she fired as the Black Warrior
was going very fast at the time, she would
have been beyond the reach of the Spanish
vessel i'll a few minutes. had the latter not inn
mediately fred a gun in order to let him know
that she was a national vessel. The second
gun was fired before the order of Capt. S. to
hoist his flag could be executed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-03
Massachusetts Constitutional C0myeation.

Massachusetts Constitutional Convention.
BosToN, Feb. 26.-The Wings have selec.
ted their delegates to the Constitutional Con-
vention, for the purpose of reforming the State
Constitution. Among them are the following
distinguished names: Edward Everett. Rufus
Choate. Abbott Lawrence, William Appleton,
Robert c.. Winthrop, Sidney Bartlett, Mayor
Seayer; also, Judges Spraguc, Warren, and
Samuel A. Elliot. The ticket is a very strong
one.
The Democrats make their nominations on
Monday. Considerable excitement exists on
the subject. The result of the convention is
extremely doubtful. General Pierce whilst
in this city, it is said, expressed a strong de,
sire that the convention might be carried by
the opponents Of the Wings.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-03
T~ELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Photographed for the Lynehburg virginia,
VIRGINIA LEGIsLATURH.
R%lcH MoND March 2.
House.

House.
William c. Flournoy Of Prince Edward re-
signed his seat to-day, in tho House of Dele.
gates, on account OF i'll health.
Alter the rejection %ofmany propositions, tho
House fixed the salary of Commissioners of
Public Works at S $500 per annum, and $3.50
for travelling expenses.
The bill was passed authorizing the construc-
ton of Railroad from Christiansburg to the
mouth OF Greenbriar river-capital 81 ,500,-
200, OF which the State subscribes three-nfihs.
Senate.
The House bill passed for the construction
OF a branch road from the Virginia Il Tennes.
see road, at or near Abingdon. to Cumberland
Cop authorizing aCapitalStock of$l 800, 900
and a three fflhs subscription thereof by the
State.
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81 LATEST NEWS.

Washington hems-GeneraI Pierce and H1'
Cabinet, &c.
WASHINGTON, Feb, 27th.-Gen. Pierceyes.
,.,day during the morning received calls ofcer-
emony at his apartments, only admitting one
.orson at a time. The rush was not very
Pr,eat,the reception not being generally known.
fpetyeen 2 and 3 O'Clock, he visited, for a short
time, the two Houses of Congress, and was re
lived with great attention.
The following is said TO be the true com
,,exion ofthe Cabinet. as definitely fixed upon:
Hon. William l.. Marcy, of New York, Sec
retary ofState, Hon. James Guthrie. of Ken.
,,ckv. Secretary of Treasury; Hon. Robt. Nc
CIeliand, of Michigan, Secretiry of The Inte-
rior; Hon. JEFF 'rson u wis. of Mississippi, Sec.
re,ary of war; Hon. !. c.. Dobbin. of North
Carolina, Secretary Of the Navy; Hon. James
Campbell of pennsylvania, Postmaster Gener-
a. h. c3f.h e IS ing, Of Massachusetts, AT.
t,rnev ''~nc1al..
The GLOWING persons are named as candi.
,lofes fer the office of COMMISSIONS Of Public
guildings and Grounds. Peter, M. Pieson,
Chas. D. Cotton and Mr.. Pepper, Of the Dis
,rict: Major Lewis and Nesers. Hennicut ond
Throckmorton f ~ and Hon. Richard
II. Stanton Of Tennessee.
Numerous strangers are arriving, and the
hotels are already filed. The boarding hou-
SEES and private dwellings are also filling up.
Hon. George Bri ggs was last night arrested
for the late assault on Postmaster Hubbard,
on complaint of a private citizen, and held to
bail in the sum of 50, 600.
Gen. Pierce attended Rev. J.. c. Smiths
Presbyterian church this morning.
Attorney General Crittenden was married
to The widow of the late Gen. Ashley this
morning, at DIR. Payne's Episcopal church,
President Fillmore. Gen. Pierce, Gen. Scott,
members of Congress, of the Cabinet, and ma.
ny others were in attendance. The bride was
given away by Secretary Everett.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-03

NEW BOOKS AC.-Just Received he Wing
~ Almanac for 1898, containing statistics from the
late census. and much other valuable matter. Hurptr's
Magazine for January and February. New supply of
of No. l & , of My Novel by Bulwer; nlso,a new supply
of Blank and School Books, Ink, Stationery &c, &c,
all at prices to suit the times. c. MORSE.
Feb93-ts
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NPRING Isaa-Riehnrdson = %

- Importers and Itboicsaic Dealers ~ by Goods, NJ
%. Man 81, RICHMOND. IA.
Statesmen.
Wm. n. IIorKISs, of Lexington, u Mo1rLEY,o of Rich.
L. b. Law. of Dauyille, X. II, FIssEr. j"
We are receiving this season. by sundry arrivals from
Earope and the Northern Cities. "a choice supply Of
SPRING DRY FOODS which hive been purchas-
I'd on the most favorable terms.
Buyers will find in our stock the handsome.t assert
ment of Fancy Articles for both Ladies' md Gentlemen,
whilst the supply of Staple Goods and such articles ~
ne usually found in n Wholesale Store, will be equal 10
any house in tho city.
Inviting the merchants Of Virginia, North Carolina
nnd Tennessee to examine our stock, we do so with a de-
sire to extend the trudo Of our city with those States md
n determination to price ont goods MS low as can be ut
forded, with accommodating terms.
Feb 17-d&c2twtlnE RICHARDSON e. co.
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Virginia * Tennessee Railroad

DE- 15.ssg,.g1 E,;ss4s5
On AFTER Monday 18th January, 1853,
y the Mail and regular Passenger Train will leave
L%ynchburg daily, sundays excepted, at 7 o'clock, A Nj,
md arrive at Salem ut l0i o'clock. A NJ. Returning
will leave Salem nt2 o'clock, Z NJ, mud arrive in
L%ynchburg at53 o'clock = e'-stopping, going and retur.
ming, at the followig places only. Forest Depot, Goodies,
Liberty, Oak Mulga, Buford's, Bonsack's, Big Lick, and
Salem. There will be a Freight Train leaving Salem
daily, Sundays excepted, Mt 81 O'Clock, A Nj. and one
leaSing Lynchburg at II o'clock, Z Nj. To each II pass.
cngcr ear will be attached. These trims will stop for
lreights and passengers ut linlsey's, Clay's, Forest De-
pot, Goodies. Lowry's. Liberty, Oak M"lgn, Buforls,
Bonsaek's, Gish's Mill, Big Lick and Salem.
SIayes travelling 10y themselves on either trim must
be furnished with Two posses. 50 Tint one can be retain
ed in the office. and it must be expressly stated ON the
pass, that they are permitted to go on the cnrs. Free
negroes must obtain tickets before starting, of the tict ct
agent, to whom they must produce satisfactory evidence
of their freedom.
THOS SHARP,
Sup't Transp't,
ian so. dScts Nn & Tenn X II.
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AUCTION SALES.
SALE or LAND AND NE.

Il GROES.-furzuan to n decree ni Amherst co. rourt.
made at its February tenn, 1853, in a cause therein de-
pending of Norman y wife, -. Massie. &e. the nndef
signed, the commissioners thereby appointed. will on
Saturday the 9TH day of Mar-h nexi, at the residence of
John Massin, Sr. in the county of Amherst, sell To the
highest bidder. W TRACTS OF AMI. onn con
tanning 2il Aeres-thn other % Ares, and being the
same land allotted Mrs. Sallie Massie. decd. also, six
likely and valuable negroes, consisting Of men. women.
hnd boys. Ihese slaves arr very likely, and such are not
often offered IN market The attention of purchasers is
especially invited.
TERMS OF SALE.-Tke slaves will be sold for
cash. The land on a credit of g, Il, & Is months. for
equal portions Of tie purchase money. the purchaser cx.
ccnting bond with approved personal security. and tho
title retained US ultimate security.
R0 a coGHlLL, com,,..
THOS MASSlE. S'""'
F~cb26-d&t5m
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Late from australia.

Late from Australia.
New York, Feb. Estate advices from
Australia represent the miners there as doing a
prosperous business.
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Kck0 Ernecte1

HARRIsBURG. Feb. 25.-lt is rumored here
this afternoon that the Governor will veto the
bill, which passed both Houses, to day, au-
t~horising a settlement Of the account between
the State of Pennsylvania and the United
States Bank, on the payment by the latter OF
$50, 900 to the State.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-03
Keen, ChiIes Il Baldwin,

NC l02, MAIN STREET, Richmond, "a, Import
" es of fine Gloves, Cravats, &C., and wholesale
and retail dealers in READY-MADE CLOTHING.
The senior partners of this firm have been extensive
" engaged in the manufacture of Clothing for more than
sixteen yeurs, and "A long experience has taught them
how goods should be made for the Virginia Trade. The
Clothing sold at this establishment, (Which is the largest
in the State, } is of their own make, and warranted well
made. Give No. 102 a trial.
N. B,-Shirts of superior make and fit.
Marrh1-dt28mr W. N. =.
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COEFEE, IL, COTTON

y Aims, NC
go bags Rio. Laguira, Maracaibo and Java Coffee,
10 hhds. y. O. Sugar
30 boxes and bbls. Lump, Crushed, powdered and
Coffee Sugars, very fine,
$500 Leaksville and Milton Cotton Ynrr8,
10 bb's. low priced Sugars fot Manufacturers,
40 boxes Sperm, Tallow and Ada'e Candles.
For sale by GEO. BAGBY.
ian o9.ts
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ARTICLES appropriate 10 The FirSt ClasS.-Boxeso OF hats,
honnets N 4 furniture
articles appropriate 10 Second CAaSS.-Boxes, bales
If dry goods feathers, shoes, ~suddlery, glass, paints, oils,
drugs and c,hteetionery.
articles op9rop1iate 10 Third ClaSs,-Virginiad omes-
sugar. coffee, liquor, bagging. rope. butter, cheese,
manufactured tobacco, leather, hides, cotton yarns, cop.
per, tin, sheet iron, hollow-ware, q~ueenswore, castings,
hardware, marble, (dressed,) and other heavy articles not
enumerated in special or fourth class rates.
articles approp,iaie 10 the F0urM ClaSs.-Flour, lin
.acks,) rice, pork, beef, fish lard, tallow and bacon, Tin
casks, boxes or sacks, beeswux, bales of rags, ginseng
aud dried fruit, bar iron, marble, (undressed) mill and
grind stones, mill gearing.
-, 50 miles SO Salt per busiel 8
l 'as'eT per 100 miles. 200 fifty pounds. 10
%" ~ - $50 miles. $50 ii
"oo los. zoe miles. 800 Carried East. II
SCI 7-dts
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ian 30 d6cts
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a.

MERCHANT TAILoRS ~ CLOTHIERS.-The
IN subscribers have associated Themselves together
under the style and firm as above e, and have taken TINT
we'll known stand mt the corner of Main aud Market ss.
for the purpose of conducting the CLOTHING BUst
NESS, in all its various branches. They will have in a
few days an nssor mont OF Goods suitable To complete II
Gentleman wardrobe.
They will keep constantly on hand n well selected
stock 1T CLOTHS. ~CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS,
which they vii make up in tho beat style of Workmanship
aud 10 suit the tastc of the most fastidious. They res
v~ectfully invite the attention of their friends and the
public to their cslablishmedt. as it is the intention of
10th parties to serve all with everything in their line
hiving in view the rule TINT governs trnde and business
i en- in general, by which they hope to gain a liberal
slnre Of the public patronage.
SAM'L d BAKER
WM CLAVEY.
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= a. LEXINGTON Il Through
45Al.lh-4A TO BUCHANAN, IN TWO DAYS, IN

A1nisihm1 TO BUCHANAN, IN w DAYS, IN
| eur Mail PACKET Boats, by ScoHsU,He
and Lynchbwg.-On and after the 10th, our Boo,s will
leave Richmond daily, Sundays excepted, at tho usual
hour, 6 P. M, and arrive in Lynchburg in 81 hours, and
In Buchanan in AZ hours.
Returning, leave Buchanan at ~ A. M, every day,
except Sunday, and arrive in Lynchburg at 81 P. NJ
Leave Lynchburg at 3 p. NJ md arrive in Richmond In
30 hours, in time to connect with the Norfolk bonts leav
ing Mt Sd a. M, and the Southern and Northern Rail
Road cars leaving at 7 A. M.
Passengers for Lexington, connect with a daily line
of Stages mt North River. Returning, leave Lexington
every day, except Sundays, md arrive in Richmond in
a hours.
Passengers for Farmville, fare ~; Buckingham O II,
fare 1926; Charlottesville fare 81. and Staunton, fare
o., will leave Richmond in Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays Boats.
Below see card of time of arrival at intermediate dis
iunces
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-03
DIEDMONT WORkS-A. ELLISON jr Pro-
n prtet0r.
steam Saw and Planning Mills,
Door, Sash Blind and Boz Factory,
MH and Machine Work,
Iron Turning and Fitting,

Mn and Machine Work,
Iron Turning and Fitting,
Bkacksmithing Of all descriptions.
Those works having been fitted up at great expense
with stenm power, and u large variety of machinery for
working wood and iron, form the most complete estab-
lishment of the kind in the Southern States. and can
execute better work and Mt cheaper rites. than can be
one in the ordinary mode.
Builders and those intending TO build supplied with
Doors, Blinds, Window Frames and Sash (primed and
glazed If required) Mouldings, Flooring dressed and
tongue and grooved, ready ~forlaying. dressed Ceiling
and Notwithstanding Palings, and u variety of other
materials required in building.
Contractors supplied with Dump and Stone Cars, Der
rick Gearing, Wheelbarrows,P Picks and Bars, and other
Tools required upon Public Works.
Constantly on hand end for sale, on reasonable terms
all varieties of Flooring and other Lumber, worked or
unworked. Sawing and Planning done TO order. Bins
Of Timber sawed to order.
Inn I-iGs A.. NETTLEToN A..
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nISSOLUTION.--PhiIip w. Payne
- has purchased Of f.. q. Bell his entire interest in
the concern Of Payne a. Bell. All debts due the firm will
be collected by z. w. Payne; also the debts due from
the concern will be paid by him.
We request persons having accounts against the firm.
to bring them in for settlement; also all who are indebt-
cd to the concern will please call and make payment.
PAYNE Il BELL.
jy 2G-ts July 81 1859.
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels. -Feb'y l.,

ST. CHARLES John eossn New York; Bays KY Cole
man. Eoek MISS J II Donegan O; Hail. Ala; @
Harris Miss Lend " Rhea Texas Col 0 Bshsa,
Fuller Chandton, Ala b Brton DR. Taylor, Col
Stuart DR. AeCay and lady, Buner and lady. Or NJ
Newell, 4 II Porter Miss G MeCaun Mallory, Vatble,
Rankin Aaokay Smith and lady Il Hype and lady,
D e Antony, La; Tryon r Hyslop n Y.
VERANDA. Edward, McGrath, Pa II PoindeN,or,
Va; DIR ssnton, Miss Philps o. Davis, Mass W S
Pthsm De Campbell, Harrison, Gibso9 Dr. wadiel
tarIar, La; W II Broughou NJ Boyd Miss Rhea, Texas,
Farrell W Powell, Te1weL Miss Mrs NJ Johnson La;
Col 2uk n o, Al Cage Gage, Mrs Hays and child
MissA Sharpe Sharpe Staphens Burrus Bowman $
kppson Jas Wood and lady, x Thomas Porter, Miss
NJ Poyn2 KY Bate > Va; Z II Rodgers, Mas
ST. LOUIS. II Morgan, G Morgan Whiting Army
Col b jones, Na Joseph, Pa Roberts, Miss I
WegtheFy, n o; II Potts N NJ White Miss; Perkins, Ia
Miss Mlrtoek Findlay Mas; Templeton " W Moody, n
o. W w Davis APearke, Mexco jones' A Arundel, Mo.
CITY Bis'el Honsy, La chas Black, Ala Station
Miss; Tute, w Bradbury Mass; Thos McGrath, l.
nus Morgan, Oh0 b A Honghon, n o. II NIa. Miss
II Hughes Mitchell, Ky; Dwyer, Texas Howard, D
Martin Ky; r Breuon, la.
ARC DE. Gammi , Spence, NJ 3 and MIS-; Humble
~ Heart Iay.sr, NJ BorIly, II togg o. Gooloe
L Link; Il w Morrison, Ky.
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Notice

An to many uquriug friends Of ours as 10 the
mode Of distribution Of great book sale which comes
OF the l7b inst is freely given by Us, which as fol-
lows:
For instance We viii take ten envelopes in each enyo
ope place say urIer for valuable book valued at
$1,000 one 10 valued At $500 de- valued at $3.50
one d. valued 90 $3.50 Do one hundred and sixty
vluuias miscellaneous books lot valued ~ 800
do eighty volumes, valued 90 800 do forty
VOLUMES valued 81 $50 DO % books, valued ut S25
do. twelve volumes valued at SIS; do eight
volumes, valued SO; do four volumes, valued at
5SS7 envelopes order each is ENCLOSED calling for
one book each, and all sealed mp Now take the ten
highest above named. and up with s5T and
then take the whole and plumber them from to ggT.
inclusive lJ is perfectly vrl understood that before
numbering the envelopes the ten highest placed with
the remainder by three dsuterc-ted persons that
person will know which they They then to be
placed in Of the city banks until completion Of sale
gfter which the books will be delivered to each purchaser
ACCORDING to their Respective lots
At the OF the sale of books It will be
nnunced that eli the books amounting to 599T volumes.
viii remain the shelves and offered in lots
twenty more up 70 the above humber II will b.
dersoqd that there is standing bid Of uinety1Ye cents
each book consequently all bids must be that
it IL undertq I'D at the time that he bids
particular book Zach biad receive receipt for
eaCh book books be bids on When the receipts
presented 10 the judges, envelopes will be iFen them Of
pom ItGs numbers; The uulch scr VIII then fad
tbs lot q boas5 he previously purchased.
1t will be apparent from tie above statement that there
is Gna opportunity Of securing select library at a
mo tesSte Outlay
Cur Office il open to purchasers 1T private sale 50
that those who would avoid the annoyance Of being
crowded out on the day Of public sale would do wy 10
cotle forward in time. TuosrAsJ srEAH q Co
Auotloneer5, ~ -. Charles st.
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official censors to scorn, and offer bad example
to every other member of the Police.
As the matter now stands, members Of the
City Council UNPAID and unsalarisd workers
for public interest, and not handsomely salaried
Recorders, looking anxiously to fat fees and re-
election) are those before whom the Police must
finally answer. They can and should be more
just than those appointing first and Judging af-
forwards, because they have no previously
pledged pride of opinion (such as is involved in
official endorsement of an appointment to sub
serve. The proposed act would, moreover, by
Sec. 8, cost New Orleans at least two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars.
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they have hardly had time to the discussions
which the power they have has necessarily thrown in
their midst while the wings utterly helpless and
beto do anything except act in opposition 1t is useless
for them to introduce bill except private and local ones
for it would be voted down aud their favoring
would be the signal Of its failure Now however that
the essentially political questions have been decided,
things may assume different aspect, and just and
lghened sense Of their duties make both Houses
remember the task which they have assumed and
make them go to work with hearty good will and eye
directed solely to the welfare and best interests Of the
State CEDRIC
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amuprmrnts shls flaming.

ST CHARLES THEATRE The Of the KNIGHT OF ARyA
followed by the sULrANA, and HERCULES King of clubs
ORLEANS THEATRE. grand OPERA four entitled
JERUSALEM.
PLAc1pEs VARIETIES. comedy USED UP
the VILLAGE PHANTOM, Dance, ke burisssue entitled
MARDI eRAs or, lie Raj Costume.
UNION HALL. FOURTH DIsTRICT-PUPILs' BALL.
AMERICAN THEATRE .NACALLIsTER's soIREE MYsTERI-
Fuse.
ARMoRY HALL. .DoNETTrs TROUPE OF ACTING GOATS,
MONKEYS and DOGS.
RIGGS lPPoDRoaE street. opposite Perdidc
DAN RICE's MUSEUM No. lo1 St. Charles street.
tN- See Advertisements on third rage.