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WILLIAMSON RGH ITEMS.

ROBBERY During Thursday night large quantity Of
masons tools were stolen from the Lunatic Asylum, in
course Of construction at Flatbush
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CLASPS IN PHI

CLASSES IN PHRESOLOGY-Those who desire to
learn practical Phrnoy bow TO describe Charac by exa
ming Herds have excellent Opportunity Gas o ssicn
his Science viii b. formed THs EvEssc b. D and ~
FOWLER their Physiological Rooms No. Jl Essaus The
will consist often ssou DO ssn WE0scsDAY and
SATURDAY EVENINGS Terus-S5 for men; @j for women.
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OLIVER Il. GOLnsMTHs Academy of Penmanship
Rookkpns No s62 Broadway OF Fnnklint, Now
Yck
from often ~ service IN
Of IN ine,cr t.scberp WIN. Q. Bryant.
CSds containing full cusrs may be had the Aoady
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IsmGRAuos-rhe following table exhibits the number
Of immigrants arrived this port during the week ending
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GAMBLING FOR OFFicr-The Aldermen elect have been
csled together SETTLE by lottery which shall hold Office
for only year. and which for two years Two ballots
having the words odd aud even put in wheel
tosstd about and Of them drawn II bore tho word
even hnd thereupOn all the men representing mum
bered Wards C. &c-were declared elected for two
years those from odd Wards for only year Here
the lists:
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ing the came period

There have arrived thus far this month December 4il5
passengers-ssy lst I'd, and ID inst
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ScALDED TO DEArH.-Coroner ODcnnel Yesterday
held an inquest at No 81 Mulberry upon the body Of
Mary Carroll child year and ten months old, who
died from commissions caused by scads having tho day
previous thrust its hand into pot containing boiling wa
ter Verdict in accordance with the above statement
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ans ysu 90 ~ iish,alht esOr give iFinge 90 ~
H. 3esF iuiaii Humanity mNsiags, IL undergoing WgHi
linissi " utsfaibH H,nh wasisf ~ ~ seffi'nas
,u ssslmi.oa ~ heterogeneous flap'egis Wo'g n4y9f
$50 ietit snls The pmii ba4sH Wasssa hiasd joe
to-day bNn iemlna faa.i Lfe be- bad baiddfoH hfs1r,
padded rHhnf, dslttns dog raa iahaa Esssase 10 70
STEAMER, ,u'laj IL eea,h shd fiibs Sn nail' IL
hl ~ iaie Included y~ms'i'as end hugs Ooh f'gin VI
Amieny end bu hun ~ aps baifaio tongues i'o'" IL
dei'ndene ani oJslo's tom iiorh Hay ~ bad fspeu
,te around ana ppon blankets on paueaaea sai ls ayn
rldp NJ ranh ~ feathers aud daa, aLpa lilo had pad
bio hrr n hua bead. and bank is pDsliry and pelify
bvrao ,ebos and hutton iio had garsei indian. sDat
i.i,d hransh imlod French hn1 iahsd tnnlah hbihpro
ha raf look Ing fi Ill bo void like b. Tho
bonn Tho aLfia ~ ha oos of legal iopgiud hs hints u
ve,abo leather mud hH Uranium repeatedly did III lnf
become a cosmopolo We aro IN becoming 'osnopoiioa
D,Ht TmrAp a day ~ Two ago we walking
Iosm,ly up broadway Tie slono brightly. and tho
scene worthy Of hH shining for II brilliant
indeed Every whcro lfo- oyorywhoro ornberani life
Tho street the itoro, tho hotel. everything tbronged and
ovoyhng alive Threading he way through the long Inns
Of gay carriages, aud ihunderng matter Of fact smnbu1s
single DARK GaInont Itseemcd out Of place in such
nch picce Of lfcs brocade but there Slowly and
ihoughnly Il drawn by invisible Gngers-a funeral
train the funeral Of little child an Of humanity
that spafklod Ike drop Of dow, only to be eIhaled to
Heaven of whom somebody has thought within the last
twenty four bour- though perhaps she never told it
"Tvs, but bud, yet did contain,
More than shal bloom assia !"
being that, little it Was filed whole heart whose
spirited wings as departed put the sun bright it
was and made Broadway bitter mockery
But unlike other memories that image viii not grow old
I. is superior time and through all the years to come
with their clouds and rain sweet, childish face will smile
with the soft radiance OF some early morning
The funeral of Arson Phelps yesterday at the Mercer
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SHoP LrFTISG.-Two young men entered the jewelry
store Of Sagure & Landor No. 81 Fulton st. on Thursday
evening under pretense of making purchase, and whls
there managed TO steal two gold chains worth So with
which they decanpel but one Of them named John VII
0ms caught aterWard with the stolen property
in his possession lie taken before Justice Osborne
and locked up for examination.
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The funeral Of Arson Phelps yesterday at the Mercer
Ct PIebtoran Church drew together very large number
Of tie acquaintance and friends Of the deceased.
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CHARGE OF GRAND LARcESY.-A man named Edward
Coleman arrested Yesterday by Officer Devoe Of the
Chiefs Office, charged with having about two months
since stolen organ, worth $3.50. from the manufact)ry
Of Mr Lewis Lyman, Nos 81 and $40 Broadway. |. Is
alleged that a Mr. Frederick w Schebe the accused
cauy off the property which, liz arrest was forhcom
ing He taken before Justice O.bome, who committed
him to prison to await examination.
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fAdyesfsementl
Tn..se ~ .ptN Tho orioin,l and fnoa

UNCLE TOMS CABIN.-The original and most cor
rect version Of wonderful pircs be witnessed both rHs
aud the National Iheaer where ma been
vtn SEED by horsnds and has been nn
i've mill the 18th Of July 1854 thsaenoon o'clock,
or evening a, o'clock
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ARREST OF FUGTWEs.-rwO men named Fitzroy Page
and Marx Simon were arrested in the Third Ward yester
day As being ugtves from Syracuse, Y, where il Is
alleged they stand charged with obtaining property by
false preenses They sent back in charge OF Officer
kingon, Of Syracuse.
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[Advertlseusntl

BANYARDs Holy LAND-SUNDAY NIGHr.-Hereat-
these Painting be exhibited
sunday evening commencing tomorrow the Geosgs No @
Broadway al the usual hour.
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Whole number Of Prescriptions put up in the ApOthee,ys
Grsaiesf humber In ore day. Average per day.. 50
N B. CHADWICK NJ. D., ApOthscary.
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REPORT Or NoRTHwRsTERS DIsPESsARr.-The whole
number of patients treated the Northwestern Dispen
cary Eighth av during the month of November was Jll
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The weather thckened yesterday and gave strong symP
toms of approaching snow-ndeed there was an atemptin
the evening but did not amount to much except rain
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CHARGE OF ENBEzzLEsESr.-Olicers Patterson and
Sweeney of the Lower Police Court yesterday arrested
young named L. b. HARDWOOD, charged with emoez
cling $3.50 the property of his employers Griffith Decker.
billiard table makers at No 90 Ann-st IL is alleged that On
the 2st of June last he received that amount from Mr.
LancdCn residing in the country who paid i for bill
lizard table he had previously purchased and instead OF
givn his employers he appropriated to his own use
The accused that he robbed Of the money while
at hoel which he stopped at his return to the city
He was taken before Justice Osborne, and committed to
await examination
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AUSTRALIA NuGGErs-We have been shown by Ad-
ans Co. some of the nuggets just brought out by the
Bavaria from Melbourne There three pieces worth
g. 3Oo-one single piece without quartz, being worth
100 from the kangaroo fat eight inches below the sur
face said to be the fines; brought from Australia
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Gratitude is tile music Of the heart, when il

Gratitude is the music Of the heart, when its
chords are swept by Tho zephyrs Of kindness.
Alexander Dumas, the author, Of Paris, has
written fifteen dramas AMI set hundred rolincs Of fiction
There are three brothers in the new Senate
Of Manufactures, William, and Stephen Lowell, They
are all wings,
James Mcdonald, aged 1O4 years, applied at
the watch house in Cincinnati one night last week for
lodging, stating that he was stranger in the city.
Midnight Mass was celebrated in the Paris
Churches Christmas eve for the first time during the
past twenty years
Able Folsom was arrested in Boston, on
Monday the 9th ult charged with disturbing the peace
by preaching in State street.
VIM Al Roberts, IL member Of the Rhode
Island House of Representatives from setuate. died in
Providence on Saturday 22d ut.
Douglass Jerrold says that the ''earth in Aus
traa is 80 kind that Just tickle her with hoe and she
laughs with 4 harvest
There is house i'll Hudson avenue, Brook
yn near the ferry which is occuped by serct ha
drcd human beings!
Alexandria, in Egypt, has neither Mayor, i
Constable prison. house yet it is most
DERBY city.
1t is a common thing in the East to see stout
Arabs spinning and knitting and their wives building
novels and digging canals
A correspondent Of Dwight's Journal of Music
states that Handelis Messiah " first performed ii
Boston Mt Kings Chapel, ttty-setcn years ago
Mr.. Page has been convicted at Albany anC
sentenced the Penitentary for three years ebez
aling money from letter which he took from the post
office.
Mr., J. L. Henry, a young attorney in Cincin
natl has recently into possession of the snug lt
fortune Of $4,000 by the decease of relative in Ling
land.
Captain Collier, Of the steamer Hungarian
has been held to bail ut Cincinnati TO the char
Of landing three paupers Mt that city in violation of Law
of thu State
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lsn tbs National lins.
EsPEeIAL CORRESPONDENTS.
Legislative Proceedings.

BATON ROUGE February 4.
sESArE.Mr, Griffin introduced resolution to 20 into
the election Of u s. Senator AIr Wice moved to refer
the resolution to the Judiciary Committee
batetwas referred Messrs Short Wickiie expressed
themselves opposed to the election and Mr. Lacey in favor
of it.
HousE.-Mr Hawthorne introduced an act to abolish
legal and tacit mortgages Mr. Gauden organize
Public schools in the Parish Jefferson Mr. Hestaud
an act to empower the Lieut. Governor Governor
in certain cases. Mr. Jones act to regulate the time
for election OF Attorneys; Mr. Hawthorn bill
altering the law relating to Port Wardens Mr. AIunday
an act to amend article 1856 of the Constitution.
The House then took up Mr. Cranes resolution to go
into election for o. Senator The debate opened
by Mr.. Crane, to whom Mr. Parhan replied in speech
full Of eloquence and sound reasoning lie listened
to by all the Senate and large audience Mr. Hunt fol-
lowed and replied to at length by Mr., Hrart
who was followed by Mr.. King. Mr.. Walker then moved
the previous question, which carried, and vote
resulted in the rejection of the resolution by So yeas
against II nays.
Both Houses adjourned over to Monday,
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SATURDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 5, 1855
RUTTENG THE BULL OFF THE
BRIDGE

The Senatorial member from the Fourth
District is ambitious Of distinction Genin.
the NeWYork halter, who paid upwards Of SIX
hundred dollars for ticket to Jenny Lind's
concert, understood the value Of his article, and
20 does every vendor Of razor straps, g death on
rsts potions, and patent backing.
A few days ago, Mr.. Kenner, the distinguished
Senator from Ascension, called the attention of
the Legislature to the deplorab1e condition Of
the finances Of the State. He ayerred that the
expenditures exceeded the receipts more than
one hundred thousand dollars per annum; that
the Stats had laid violent hands upon funds
sacred 10 the purposes Of education; thatit had
been borrowing for four years past from various
sources; that the interest was continually &C
oumnlating that the Judges we're obliged to
descend from the bench in order to get d Trea-
sury warrant shaved to pay for glass Of bran
dy in the neighboring doggery, that the State
was on the eve Of bankruptcy, and that every
day only rendered the aspect of the future more
portentous.
To this serious and alarming ayerment, the
honorable Senator from the Fourth District
only responded BY denouncing OF stigmatizing
# as speech made only for Buneombe.
The intelligence and elevated position in So
ciety of the Senator from Ascension will com
mand respect for any assertion he may make !;
and We were alta loss to account for the on
slaught upon him by the honorable gentleman
from the Fourth District, until it occurred to
III that it might have arisen from an ambition
II is needless to add that the temerity Ito say
Of distinction
the least Of IT'D of the Fourth District Senator,
met with a scathing and well-merited rebuke
He -, nnquestienably, a well meaning, intel
hgent and courteous gentleman and we can
only attribute the indiscretion of such an at
tack 70 TIE nnrehecting partisan zeal peculiar
TO excitable young gentlemen The occasion
must, also, have excited him, as he generally
ayoids an unnecessarily disagreeable discussion.
As circumstances betrayed him into an unusual
position, he will bear us no malice If We offer
an illustration or two.
we Nlu not speak of the old story of the adj
venturous individual Senator Mckay who
butted the bull Senator Kenner) off of the
bridge one Of those romantic narratives in
which the butting individual is considered some
what mere fictitious than Don Quixotte of
chivalric history,
We will not even speak Of the miniature hu-
manity who offered fight to the Kentucky giant
Our frient, the Senator from the Fourth Dis
trictsis Te4lly clever, handsome fellow; but
when ny attacked Col. Kenner 50 fercely, we
asssrs him he was q counterpart of Punch's
picture Of Brougham attacking the Guildhall
Giant. This is our illustration.
n our friend wishes distinction, weahope he
1li attack Kenner first, demolish him, and
thsn, made perfect by practice, proceed to the
slaughter Of all national officials, including the
President.
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THE SeneoLMAsfFR WANrEn M Irtly.-t Carl benson,
in his last Paris letter 10 the spirit the Times relates
The following and souehes for its correctness One Of
The Nj eostes of New YORK. Wa 10 Italy not long ago
though his passport perfectly according aud
during his stay dagged hy sriss wherever lis went
In way this suspicion proved OF him. adj
mssian TO any place he wished to readily granted
ms If the authorities thought they might ge Ri him
sooner by that means. Some tins afterwards b. dis
caSefnd the reason 81 this reatmeut 3neo the Neapo
litan officials had read flor tseem Aaapotan oteials D
read sometin4s3 that one kosErr had helped to Invent
printing great many years age Wherrupbn he arrived
at the conclusion that taWnsman be of the
defcendans aud consequently dangerous aa rrxoluz
houafy character such ocenrreneFs rake oratoria
t0innonplaees about thH heuighteJ Gafera1nenns Of
Enraps sound like no eSaggeTatian, huG melancholy
truth '3
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BRITISH WoolsN AAsuFAeTpRGs-b Duty on 01.--Iniper-
tant intelligence has been received London from Naples
which will tits said materially affect the interests con
netted with the WOODEN manutaetures Great iritain
The Aing II appears BY deere dated the eth Of
December has rised the expert duly olive oil Tho
Kingdom Of the Two siees TO ahHtt tiB Is per ton
(und To about sl3 per by foreign nag those conn
tries that have net tre4tes Of reeiproetsl being
increase Of f5 rs per ton the Oil rate Al the same
time the import duty this article reduced one-half
namely from t37 to fIs los per ton The civic duty
ocro on oil for the consumption Of the city Of Naples Il
reduced dueat per centar, or aout 81 o. per ton
that is from 20 ducats to 2j per eutar Some further
clauses OF the decree prohibit he xiort from the King
dom of the Two Sielies Of beans an corn, POTATOES
French beams getehes, lentils and it peas also
taliow and hogs lard The whole of regulations
were to Into force trom The o tin decree aud
the motives assigned for them the scarcity 81
all kinds Of pulse q we'll Us oil and thu consequent
pressure Of high prices upon The home thes
products and their subsidiaries
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Mas. PorrEas BEKEFIr-Mrs Estelle Potter o desery-
sdly universal avorite and Of the NEST charming
actresses the stage lakes benefit Al the ST. Charles
thsstrs on Saturday night next we hardly deem it
csy TO any thing in her praise as quite sure
that hs q fully appreciated BY playgong public and
fhst those who have heretofore been delighted by her
seng will not al to b. present the occasion Of her
bsaeht Apart from her appeal to her friends she offers
bill Of unusual attractions. It consists of the Brlo
6fsLAmnaer1n0pxs i, and the Gorsican Brothers ~
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15n tbe National Ltnf.
Louisiana Legislature.

BAros RouGE. February a.
In the Senate to-day resolution to go into the election
for Senator referred to the Judiciary Committee
bill was introduced to empower the Lieut.. Governor to
act in place Of the Governor in certain eases
In the House resolution to go into the election U
s. Senator debated by Messrs Parlau, Crane HUNT
Herart and King and then rejected by vote of 50 yeas
and II NAYS Adjourned to Monday
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels d.

NERANpAli. General Mitchell III Hampton NJ Little,
Rtecer 4 kerkhaw, 4 & Helm, Nj MGnioch, NJ y MsCl-
Loeb Sarah Aieuach, Miss Hafel II Anderson Mssisspp.
Ward, Mobiles Thee itouuri & Harmon Netans; Jas
Nlofltt hltChesnuS VII. artk, ii Clemens w AVn-
ta lady Miss Wiams, " \ Weralsl II Fr9, kentiak
Shear8 4 MstAae and lady Afkansas I Taylor Rhode
saH AicIarnsy Taylor lady chitdrsn Akanas Il
Wilson, NeSYok5J Atlay and l8y Texas, Dir n W walk
gr, u fhorp, La a Aoers, y aawohl - Mallory, Ale
laishln, ONO.
LOUIS. Harris N Harris, Ala chas Pritehnrd lady,
d ThorI5on Aiurphy Md q 4 ttahbun ami servant
York; y Harrison, lady child rs Bristoe I " Boyd
Baker sa K Gh6t! And LADY, Miss BARNARD Rev w Par
ke Scst family Mites, Miss and servant Nm DIX, [
NJ Chamberlain and iatntly Mics E6ote, NewOreans.
ARCADE HOTEL. y II Watroa, ilutehus Al Malanaf NJ
MAhaner r hahauer, AlaSaer i,Wry,J X Downs II
hcTHs Mise VIM steatnan tpS ofki II SaherGk, Fat
r. RUhbMa, Chapman, La; " Bacon, Chas Powell
NgwQrisapa jlldan Miss y Face, c Cnbersoai
Myers, Texas.
CITY loeb, aiaIry n ROwland Mss
Wantr, Met itu.J Price Tenn; Young, u Pierce
Ky; Monitors, Afprsuth paf Wllers, California.
lua MAST Wynn, Gttolla oherty lady y PolertS
la W lazy ami cryaHt la; " d Hoo
aeli, Asa: Besh, / SetsNAs, \ X BgSity, In.
ST CHARLES Russell Il D9rpla lady,
ii3gna Ipy svryap Ms4 NJ Barnard, NJ Thompson
iaay 7 II Nlef;owsn Miss Pigeo.J Alien, {; Whit
At w & Miller, may KY SEQ Watson, Eenada
Maddox, " Bi9t A tlrttHgtqa sEnl W Q Wright am
lady, Miss Wright \ ] ickmar SewGtieans Nv Cooley
Gis,lai Lawrence, CALIFORNIA; g Sickes Mrs L Fest
MISS Lawrence New Y0tk3 prGe, Tenn Wathal ladg
rlii Ats Mr. G6ree, Miss Gordon. Miss W Boylan Miss B9ylau
Master B0sian w B0ynH, Il ii Meaas, Serth tAonai
F0ea Ohio z LSayfe, tg3atslans.
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Dan RicE's HPropRoME.-We have much to say Of this
estahliahment but this morning have but very tfc
spacs TO devote to the purpose Dan genius and II
70 no attsry to Say that he has made the Amphhsa1
ON st. Charles street of the most attractive places
amusement in town Each night something new il
brought out and the entertainments offered to the pa
trons q the Hppodrome, of style to challenge crit
cisn and delight all who witness them See the bill Il,
tonight
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Liverpool Markets.


Liverpool Markets.
LIVERPOOL, January u
There has been good demand in the Cotton market
since the departure Of the Afrca on the 10th inst and
the sales Of the week embrace $4,000 bales Of which
have been taken speculation aud 1000 for export All
qualities have considerably advanced improvement Of
40 Il ID having been established at the close The quo
atons fixed by the Board of Brokers last evening are
as follows Fair Orleans 6l4d., Middling Orleans Bad
Fair uplands sgd, and Midding Uplands ORD q lb
To-ays sales estimated ut 5000 bales The stock on
hand last evening exclusive OF the amount on board ship
was 6o4 900 bales Flour has been in moderate request
ana IL quoted at 2Ts Cd for Western Canal and 2Ss Cd
IA bbl for Ohio Corn is rather lower the closing rates
being 34s for Mixed S4s Cd for Yellow, and Sos cd q
quarter for " bite. Lard is still quoted at Cos y cwt
MosEY MARKEr.-The London money continues tight
and the Bank Of England has advanced the rate of inter
est per cent Ccnsos have undergone further de-
cline, and close at 90.
Havre Cotton Market.
The demand in the Cotton market ut Havre has been
active during the week. and the sales embraec 10000
bales IQuotations are omitted in our dispatch. Ed
The Atlantic.
Tho Collins steamer Atlantic arrived at Liverpool from
NewYork. on the morning of the 10th January
Louis Napolean's Marriage.
dispatch from Paris, dated Friday evening January
q that the marriage of Louis Napoleon fixed to
take place in week from the next day The bride was
to be the Spanish lady Montigo for whom dowery Of
five millions Of francs demanded,
Alarm in England.
Serious apprehensons entertained in England with
regard to Louis Napoleons intentions with regard to
Great Britain 1t is believed that he is medating cdt
d nam upon the island The Government is making in
qures Of all the railroad companies respecting their @i
hr
men horses and munitions Of could be conveyed
tween specified points, in Of emergency
Mobile Cotton Market.
MoBiG, February l.
There has been fair demand in thecoton market her,
during the week and the sales embrace $500 bales fh
receipts Tor the time have been 1880 bales Mid
ding is quoted at 91s0ef4 70 h.
lsn tbs National lins.
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0aLrAks THnAIREs Cur readers who on the look
out for need not be advised Of the fact that
the Prophst vii be performed again tonight. This IL
dessrvediJ o. the most popular operas brought out
and It has met this with unprecedented success
Bordas of the Prophet has created Juror
among thoss ITO have him perform the character
! The thsetts ~ handsomely attended tonight.
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Pur,L's BALL.-The pupils Of Mr. J. W Crockett give
ba q Union Hall Fourth District tonight Thu affair
has bssn got up with TASTE and anticipate ii viii be
pie45ine one
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DsfuFfs BETWEEN sresEs.-A dispute has arisen be
tween the States Of South Carolina and Georgia in regaF
70 tnsr respective boundaries Georgia claims the exen
ave 'arisdction Of the Savannah River which South
Carolina denies
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Ole Bull and Strakesch were to give a concert in
Charleston on the evening Of tile 3lst ut,
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The mail failed yesterday from beyond Charleston We
however, have ceased to be astonshed except when
ct mail through as late as due