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Yeast Powders.

TNHESE Powders, intended as substitute
i for yeast, to making all kinds Of butter
cakes, possesses several advantages over that
article. The butter with which they are
mixed /, instantly rendered light and ready
for baking; thereby enabling house keepers
70 furnish cakes in any season at the shor-
test notice. The cakes made with these
powders ere less like!y TO disagree with the
stomach than those made in the usual way
For sale by WAN. BOGEL.
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!PR6ITSioNs.,..



3f vi y ~ H10o&
a. i-e..-.sa.- - 1870 ~ 49,.
s@ -.
! yave oelow =. seyIl1nefy q s0cn essAeeee q
HUHzn, SpkODUc 4 ~,
k1dy ~ ~ / -, have - hanA.
- 49,. f,,.ea III a n eisr. Crn~lsd.
" r5svrss bkiiel Sln6is. p,lvs,is y
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L. A Gn,sii ~.
II J.mss Rshnerv. coiiss'
cho;cs Ma snd Iii I'm
Rsc. .o,.;s;sns snd
c.,s,ins. Tr.;.
ims,s ,,.i Dun.
ss.ssJ., am.
Hvson plsrE
"a. r.
p,rvtrs s,,, (. .,a h.,ff,.i,oc. A,,crs.
49,. N s II" T,"s man fsloves' Mus,
o' ansI .,d psn,s,. FISH Ss,dinrs. Her.
.:.~ ca(Rsh M.rlsrel in bsrrels.
'" 1900. sna Kit. or. Olive 4
tI .mn III. WINES Chsmpsirn
""5 Cia,st Chsmnsirn Cnier.
IN bottles MscAsort ard
Ve,,nic.lli: Anon ps,
Raiains. Tomato and
peuner CAts IN:
Goshen h Western
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TESTIMONIALS.

Nrw ORLEANS, Dec. ]. 1852.
We. The undersigned, practising physician.
Of the city oi New Orleans, take great
pleasure IN recommending Mr.. WV. Boe,L
a. an able and experienced Apothecary, and
a gentleman in every way worthy oi the
confidence and esteem Of the public.
Cbas. Mcf'orrDick, N. ~. c.s.
Geo. y. 1Iarral, N. -.
n. b. FgSNEH, ~. H.,
G. l.. Uhlho,n, NJ. D. 5lfF
A. n. Censs, n. D. X. NJ. Graham. Ms b.
P.'B. Mckclvey, n. d., Thos. Hunt. 80.
A. Hester. ~. D.. Editor u New Orleans
Medical h Surgical Journal.
A. J. Wedderburn, N. u. dec 10y.
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EDUCATION,
HATON UOU0E nm ENCH
ACADEMY. .~.

A aolph eaAnuckA IN pvcfeso' Of
81 MoAssa Language a,.A Litesstsss n
The Univssisy d 0xforA Miss, esgs leave
respectfully y inform ~ psbIie Of bsss"
Roass sbd vicinity, that Ne will open on
the second Momky Of jnusary 1859, = ~
lsel Fseash sshool, where al the brsnche
ot q elssssr education will be tsaght In
French. fu turtter particulars apply at
tho residence of Prof. A. 8. 0h Laurel street
between Third and Main.
s ., Rrtsaxrces. L
Rev. M. Woodbridge, =. B. \. Hatch,
+. WALKER, Mrs. Read,
r...t..e..g oxttAD MISS.
A. b. Longstrset L. L. d. President Of
,Ar University Of Mississippi.
Prof. A. Bledsoe, A. N. J. Conkay M. d.
Prof J. Wsddel, A. N. J. Milington, n. b.
art ruLir ARKANSAS.
Colonel ]. Alexander, A. NJ. President
ofths Arkansas Military Institution.
Major A. Benton, Professor OF Military
Tactics and Mathematics. Ian A.3mo.
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For Sale at any Price.

A LOT OF Stoves--various kinds, which.
"A being offered out Of season, is evidence
of our anxiety TO sell, and that bargains can
be had. Give MS call families and dealers
and buy us out, as we are anxious to quit the
stove tra,ie. s. M. HART & Co.
Corner Of Front and Laurel SITS,
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WI d. PfflLLIf'S-Solicits the stten.
w. ton Of his patrons and the public
generally to his Fall SrsLn Of DRsss and
Sorr HArs. His style il entirely new, en-
bracng taste, durability, beauty and light.
ness, far in advance Of anything ever offered
TO the public citizens and strangers need
only give me call, TO satisfy themselves
that 10 Is 70 their interest 10 purchase Hats
at the old stand, opposite the Harvey House.
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CITY EMPORIUM.
OF staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
w. y. PHILLIPS,

CORNER or LAFAYETTE AND cMuncH sTs
rTVHERE is NO AUCTION GOODS IN
l. my establishment. Nor do ! propose
20 ..scll lot cost, and "less than cost" Ny
goods are well selected and contain oil the
latest and most fashionable patterns selcc.
ted by an experienced purchaser in the New
York and philadelphia markets. have
no article that has been forced into market
under the hammer an occouDt VI change ~
fashion, or damage. The public may feel
satisfied that what they piirchase Of me- is
new and fashionable. do not profess Ia
be in composition with The vendors Of
"Chenp Goods do 'iowever pretend n
sell a. cheap a. any retail House Of stand.
ing in the Union. II you DO not think y
cali and see. jan 15ly
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HERIcXL.


III OVOI Afl
.,! oss,: r ! IA Is :' :s.:,:
oAI lnssasisssss, csfe ysasl 3lsaaesss 0ssA.
Toorn. ftssn, NAH, 1IA1Dgps fAsaF ~.
ropulas patent medicines q ~ ~
PENS, INK end fAPEk.
FisA.Aea.s, Lsss, f'sa'A - 1essas
Low fof oanh.
TVss! fsas fsas "a! I
Having been appointed agent ier IT, -
NJ rsAs r. the PtKiN TEA COMPANY
M Nrv Yovk, ati snAblsd u ONT toseAet
I1st4. sr,6ndid awostnysNt n 0nxsH ~
BLACK TsAs, sssyysfM sra They ere
put up IN quarter, half snt po,,pd packages,
and ssld q from 30 cents 70 u % pr
pound.
Patent Medicines.
This elsa OF remedies, improperly called
Patent, sSe simply eeetet remedies, 6sssnd
Nv Practical phveitaMs, sfter long e1reri.
ence, 10 be admirably niapted 70 tn cure
Of certain diseases put W aad oAtsod for
ssle for he benefit u MAakind.
Many persons here viii tsil you, that,
Smiths ionic, R6wsn'a Tonic, Speeds
Tonic. Indian Colaxogue, Champeh's PILLS,
Jaynes' Io,Hlen's, Sapinytsn's, Hulps Or
the G,afiehhourg pills, viii cure you u alty
case ii Chills aud Fever, Or Agtse and Fe.
yer tl,st may occur. and tl,st too, q . csee
Of from ~ rents to 81 40; where's. n
would ordinarily cost you 80 0O--1hey
would further inform yoi', that these RENE.
dies, Warranted genuine. afs Igr sale by
II. +. WADDlLL
Druggist, nes, The Harvey House Baton
Rouge f.ouisiana. - may2sy.
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a4a4 WIN. BOGEL, So
DrnrgiSt Apothecary,

II EEPs constantly IN h'snd = large and
n well selected stock Of fresh Drugs and
Medicines. Al his preparations are pre-.
pared by Northern manufacturers, and put
pp in the very hest manner IN preserve their
medicinal virtues. In 4 climate like this
peysens should not overlook this important
consideration.
10 Prescriptions filed with care at any
t;y,w. nj ,,ivlt or day. Jan ~.
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Chemicals.

TUST received from the Manufacturers 200
d or. Fairs QuiniI,e, % OF. Morphine, 20
bis Calomel, 20 bis Blue Mass, IS bis Chic.
rolor,ri, ect. ect. All OF which will be sold
at New Orleans prices, by WIN. BOGEL,
Druggist, Lafyettc Vt. feb-l3tt
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t,ash wanted ImmediAtsly

TNHOSF. oil our friends who have rnnde
j. small cash purchases" and have not
ssforted up would confer favor by drop
ring in aud helping to reimburse our empty
chest. Isept 23l JOSHUA BEAL.
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CARPCT q RUGS.

CARPET 3 RUGS.
T>HE subscriber has just received from
l. New York, large assortment Of In
grain, Three Ply, and Brussels Carpets, all
of which will be sold at low prices.
sent ~. W. D. PHILLIPS.
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Just Arrived.

VIE HAVE now In store, besides our
w large stock Of Western. produce,
fine assortment Of Groceries, selected with
special reference to supplying the Tnapr
Of this city, which we feel confident Of be.
ing able 70 do, at a. fair price AZ can be
done elsewhere. tf no
ous srocx CONSISTS ~ PART oy
Salt, coarse and fine. Coffee,
Candles, Sperm and Star,
Rice, Soap Sugar crushed and loaf,
starch. Butter, &C., Nc.. nc.
Merchant. and Traders will please give us
a call, before going to New Orleans " else.
where 10 purchase. 3. M. HART& Co.
Corner Of Front and Laurel 81.
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Wrapping Paper.
900 REAMS Each, Small, Re Med
Do Cand Large. Selling at New Or
leans prices, by JOHN G. LANOrE
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C A r RIA G ES, & G.


ATKINS Corn and Cotton Cultivator.
"A This truly useful agricultural imple-
ment has been fully tested by highly res
pectable and prac teal planters who after fu|'
trial, say that by its use, in the cultivation
of Corn, Cane. or Cotton, there is a saving
Of at least one third the labor to man and
horse over the common plow. ltsa new
invention, Patented March 20 1910.
Planters are invited to call and examine it..
A supply on hand and for sale by
may II y. W. +. TUNNAkD.
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Err. STEVENS BROS, h co.

r. r. STEVENS BKOS, q co.
"a Common Street, New Orleans,
TTAvE the most extensive and varied
III stock Of Stationery in the city. Let
ter and Cap paper Of every brand and quail
ty; printing materials, nc. AL! OF which
are sold on the most reasonable termsj
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A LSO ON HAND FOR SALE-Force
"A. Pumps, India Rubber Hose for pumps,
Chain Pumps with the tubes complete.
oct 1o.v w.. TUNNARD
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Du1CKo.
CONSTANTLY on hand and for sale by
~ the subscribers. Samples to be seen
at the Office Of s. M. Hart h Co.
aug23 1y. McMaln q 20. :
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COOKING STOVES &c.

COOKING STOVES &c.
TIME SUBSCRIBERS have on hand and
for sale 10 Cooking Stoves ofdifIerent
sizes and patterns which they offer at re-
duced prices. az, ~,
may 10. ly. HALL g rlrLN
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For Sale

barclays London Porter.
z Dozen, Pints and Quarts, just re-.
III ceived and for sale by single bot
tie or dozen. IJan.lsl JOSHUA BEAL
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A VERY LARGE and choice assortment
"A Of Glassware, Queenswsre and Earth.
enware ii new patterns, together with $500
gallons stoneware at ten cents per gallon
for sale by s. +. BLANCHARD.
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Limael Lime n

A few Barrels Of very 6ss Lime, man.
n utactured from the Oolite Rock Blue
River Indiana. ljani4l JOSHUA bkAL.
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food OIL il next to Good wine,"

TUST received--per Saranac, from st
j Louis--iOO bbls Flour extra and Fan.
cy (; 50 bbls. Pork. NJ. and NJ. o. Also
Bacon, Hams and Shoulders. Lsrd, Soap,
Candles, Starch, Tobacco. &c. &c XXX.
ianl5 $ NJ. HART h Go.
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.or NJ olre. Aromatic 81 sisdam schnapps" In tko
Western and North tss'.'n -t.es me prop-s-
received let from each those
~ the Httet-r IN the "a decided ant en-
site manne- the dnsry and nrevpacte smoanp
rp N. IN escts rrd eater upon .rs.
veIers y,ers End other strangers rho hsve hersttor0
s,v.r. " Tered from iris ~ any msa5as
rie amount of hrmns md o'se' ~ vevetAoe
~ sov rothtr, ~ various mineral eolntops, con-
.tortl, In III the eaters % The southern snd
e,,srp rivers ord the eqpsllS pernfrus quantity OK
,s,o,s J,..,cts raet and Northeast the al
no;t,ed and undoutted csuss ~ the peculiar coo1.
prn,.s prevalent IN those reg'ons Upon travellers.
visit.rs residents the EFT eta frequently
the oh and bowels and the in 'usfOu
~ d,cay.d vegetable matter IN flowing through
All tries dont greatly oporaes 18th locsi We.
and witch gtfulv under the cosstitnt'ous
and I've ourdstoe ~ various chronic di"ases tpU
I'D ard hahtral read.rt, the effects sspecisy o. re
Uf the Ens chiefly roaFzsd In 1rryHs
sacrN and o. the bladder and KID avs enthuinX
nation If those with dropy general
debility a. enc aciatinn .-- - :.
IL r'e-enal from "hn y ~ . ireir les tt tM Ar,m ne
sdTm Schrap ohviates all thess ehsct. AID tendoAcss
ofsrct cat r. and cnrs 2, alev.1s "a. AZ oas
uead rink occasional y SIS restarattvs
,erase prorerly diluted 18th vetsr 'aa sptoina a'ion
urot IT, rrnery orgsrs which 10 tner - ye' tn"n W
I,s o.,o, 1. IA therefore II irestt nahe value AMI
- orr provid.d a. . adrtrel provisoo fnr jour
I'd tje-e cao doubt that ~ anfering
,rcm n, ..n,es here indic-t In whatever r. ~ tho
con,y, tt,y msy reside adopt u With the utSost
cn eJcnce 40 timely md etirn ciops restorative.
ga.einld Haresl Risley, So NATL lane.
us,l Rrtkie 90 % Or snwoh s'ree' .
= n. pns rn-rcr ~ street. and hryadssy
nj Cook. ~ WaSh,rgy alfots
HI ". E0sDepr, VI .sWrisn Il GO
ppgb'op ciNsso sGo, W BgoetP+y, -
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Read the testimony yesterday given in the Nsther
i'm peachment cise. Some portions Of it viii be
found very curious and entertaining particularly 70
shoe who are unacqna'nted With the mysterious
springs, traps and pulleys connected with the move
.ments Of modern politicians.
Several passengers were injured by collision on
Ne Schenectady and Saratoga Railroad lat Monday
night. A fireman on the road was so badly burt tbat
bic life is despared Of. No mention il made IA
Me despatch as to the cr,e of the d-sster Ult there
j. not the least probability that it wonld ever have
occurred had the members Of the late Legislature
dropped party politics foc while and attended IN
the intee Is Of their constituents. The wan: Of
proper anti railroad accident law in this State has
eau ed the unnecessary sacrifice of several lives and
tIe Gripping Of large number of people, within the
last few months The people throoghou: the STATE
will, IL is hoped bear this in mind, among many
other important items, when next called upon to
vote for Legislators.
The excessive pressure upon our columns to-day
leaves % no room for reference 70 nuch Of tie very
interesting matter with which this nambsr If .1e
cernirg the Koszta afsr-supposed u have been
written 10y Attorney General Cashiog, the inside
p-yes contain Letters from Washington and Barmu.
d.; Late Adgices oru New Mex 90 and the Fishing
GrouDds; Case Of rtal parantsl Cruel y In the vi
entity Of Boston; the Forged Decree "a Divorce Case
N the Govt Common eeeq, variety q Com ner-
.i-' srf NJ y - ianrrrs Euteir sersaa ~
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Talk on 'i,hnnZ~.

Tho foreign received by toe Europa had favora-
sa influences the market for br-scstnff- And it wa
eeom they had been freely sold prior TO the reoaie
OF privaT letters -Four quite actvs with sales
The spot and 10 arrive sc state brands o
&C. l9s per barrel For this description the market
closed firm at S. 81 S. ~ Toe Of wheat In
kst and arrive rea-nsd from 81 ono 90 bushels
closing at advance ~ 20 to &c per bushe Casto0
;nlL with sales Of 400 bales Sugars again
tive and the sales of all kinds footed up about COG
hhos., closing AZ about hr sdvance The trAnsscaon4
also included about 600 in bond for export.
Coffee active with sales of sh Mt IS 0O0 bAgs Rio, st
full prices, besides eco pockets Java, by auction,
TIE fns clipper ship Nspun.s Car -od yesterday,
for the California rads, (-uopos@d TO b. At about
500 co., She WAS 600 to 100 tons burthen and veil
found
Amsmorisl vas circulated Change and recsived =
Der q. signature, rrsy the To have tas
Uhteo States mails conveyed bes~sen New York and
San Francifco by the Nicaragua route
We learn from If the New Orleans relief commit
tee the total Of fupas collected and remit
ted up the present time amounted about $40 oc0-
Of which munidoert SUM- SS3 zoo contr buted BY
New York and 81 COO by Boston
merchant on Nbspge had received intelligence stat
ing that the Grand Trunk Railroad Company Of Canada,
han purchased the Port Huron and Lake Michigan char
ter and had contracted bald and equip the road
within year from Port Har through sAgsnon
county, to Mn.sigrn Ri .er lak. Mooigan. This road
would the best part Michigan and terminate
the Like Shore opposite M,1auk,s IL said that
the Grand Trunk Company Looked Onward to making
their road link il TIE railroad tne Pacific.
We ,hs following sckuo .,-d xsneot Of the
contributed ny passengers, &C. on ard the steanshs
Pscif: under the coomaod Of Captain Mo- and which
bad not hitherto beo published 1t correct pre-
vousy ated that the concert ring the hast veg
yielded ,he gross Of $75 bu. the amount vas re-
duced ~ sons small Incidental expenses ss2 o. Tho
aggregate however formed ha ,ome contribution to
a most Deserving object Of oh .r,ty
CAPTAIN NYE
SIR ,sse pleasure In ackpov sdgipg the receipt Of
the follow the steamer Pacific during
the last year -
Msy.. ........... sfs so January. $H IS
Sep,+nber......... 46 10 March ..,......... 50
december. Ill IS Last voyage...... 81 or
lOtA' ID fx voVARet. $4TZ ~
B range mcLt of for the seventh
pnsi report regret that several of the items wero
omitted
Re-peetuDy, s 8 BEHsRr Secretary.
Bsn.tr destitute Children of seam men, staten kand,
July IA 1863.
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crystal PALACE.
THE DOlNGs AT TIE PALACE-FIREMEN'S
VISIT, ETC

visit, E'G
Well, this Ia the great Worlds Fair - said
young lady yesterday, she stepped within the
doors Of the Crystal Exhibition Upon my word ~
II is far beyond my expectation 4" Similar indca.
tons Of surprise even by almost every new vsi-
ter who enters this grand receptacle II the Industry
and genius Of the world 1t could not other vie than
agreably astonish any who far the frat time
rfs his eyes to the architectural beauties OF this
most magnif ,ent building and afterwards glanceg
along thu ssles resp pendent with all that is great or
wonderful in art Within the limits Of orr Union Z
more interesting collection never before existed.
There are associated the products OF every eiineS
the urs OF the frigid, and the fruits OF the tOrrid
zone, being displayed side by sid. The wonders o.
machinery the progress Of invention the perfestoo
of manufactures are here exhibited and last, ana
gre aest, the hest works Of great sculpto, whose'
praises have been sung throughout the world. Every
man woman ard child. If possible. Ought ~ visit
this exhibition regardless Of time expense for,
perhaps an age may roll away before another dir
play IL made 80 lmpo-nR and Instructive.
The Chicago irsmen. who on visit to ida
cit, yesterday paid visit tn the Palace, and walked
with much satisfaction throusb every avenue Of the
same This company, fine at of men, number about
exty. They were accompanied ny SneltOn's Brase
Band, which filed the Palace with their admirable
music. While the Chicago fremen we're entering
from Forty second street another scene equally in
|. terrsspg, was displayed Mt the Sixth avenue Ell.
trance A company Of tr,d.Nrnen with colors flying,
marched up the steps aud wound themselves through
the tufn styles into the hnilding, in regular
order It Ia Indicative Of good t. see the hardy sons
Of toll thus pouring in to witness the grand colleo-'
,ion, to which perhaps they have themselves con.
tributed.
Great progress was made yesterday in the preps.
ration Of the picture gallery. for te admission Of thd
public. The bare walls, which have so bong been
suggestive only OF decay and mi-msnagenent With.
in the last days have been made to bloom with
mary master pieces Of the artist
Nesrly all the psckaees thus far received in the
Palace have been cp.n-d and their treasures added
to the ,ther contributions.
WASHINGTON N aTIONAL MONUMENT. w
Vlslters. 1880
CONTRIBUTIONS.
Shsn oh "h"u ''SA,ooS So
Cash received this day. .................. 48 0a
TOTAL. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ..%l ,S4l ~
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WiDIiamsbu z City Intelligence.

ARREST Ov HIGHWAY K'BBEFe'- Two vOnng villaius
named J.mss Cnkin James Ly Ter arrested ~
,ffcer Guitchard sBd DoD-,an, Monday evening on
. charging benz With having Knocked down and
robbed Samuel 81, John, a o"orsd of SEQ, the
evening of the Sd OF August On The same evening:
ttbe Cd hey stole seftrsl plates frou, croc cry
deser Grand street, for which hey tho
ubry psp.rtay for 90 days each Last Fr day. thsg
received pardon from Govsrnsr and were hbs.
rated. They United FOR ssnmi cation.
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Association mr. the ExhsniIius. az tine 1nduS6rY

OyricE OF THE Gs>rRAL supkRIrrxHsarr.
CRYSTAL PALACE, New York August " 1858
Exhibitors ~ Models ~AchiDsry Notified that the
aohine Arcade ready to recr'v. their
nd they to I'll the allotted early
tossb'e Space oct occupied the drs. y sspt nhr WA
. con iosrnd abandoned. ana nee aiot Dent made
BY order ~ the General Sup4rfrt snd.nt
JosEPn Z. BOLMEs. Director Of Machinery.
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snt 30 lsS The mi ic respectfully informed
the ey epirq Inhibition NJ the crystal Passe wiz
take Friday th ID of September when the sbi
70, huildp- Will he k.r for viter. until 10 o'clock
r. end 2her aso th. msohine arcade and picture gall
cry y III be thrown {. the public
TIE time giving the second evening exhibition will b
hereafter ced j. " RATCHELDER
Sc 1retary Of the 81 perrin ondsnks.
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IRREGurARrTY IN OPENING THE MhIs.-From
some cause which we cannot clearly define
latterly majority of the mail papers which
are intended for this Office do not come to hand
frequently. in FIVE or six hours after their ar
rival at the Post Office. Is this right, Nle,
Fos'tT
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CONFEDERATION OF THE DEATH OF GENERAL
NAEcIso LOPEZ AND HIS BRAVE COMPANIONS -
The Cuban residents of New York are desi-
rous. as we stated in yesterdays HERALD.
of solemnizing the anniversary Of the execu-
ton Of General Lopez by the grand rel-
gous ceremony Of high mass in one of the
Catholic churches of this city {; but owing to
the circumstances which we yesterday detailed
and which it is unnecessary to repeat they now
begin to ensertein serious doubts of being able
to have their pous intentions verified. IN this
uncertainty as to the religious solemnity, ar
rapgements are being made ny them to cele-
biate the memory of that band Of patriots
who fell in the last unfortunate INVASION Of
Cuba. in another manner. viz by reciting
their glorious deeds, and p'edging themselves
to initiate their noble example and never to
cease the struggle for Cuban independence until
victory crown their efforts.
For the purpose of this celebration they nave
procured the Apollo rooms for tomorrow. where
a rostrum will be erected for the orators
whence speeches will be delivered in Spanish
and English-and due accommodation made for
the audience. A handsome cenotaph has been
prepared for the occasion, Inscribed with the
names of Narcso Lopez and those who fell
battling under him against Spanish despotism
Thus
They never die who fall In great osuse--
I'll. en- tn RAY drink heir gore /: their limbs
May ~ den H. the Fun thor heads
Te hnn castle walls and " gates,
But It'll their spirit walks abroad.
The solemnities with which the Cubaps in
this country commemorate the death OF Lopez,
s highly credi'able to their feelings as patriots
and men. Tomorow's celebration will DO
sporopri~e- simple, szd inpreg,iva
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