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GB Those nfahe the of RUPTURE in all ii.
forms increasing popularity
to their friends with heartoy 81 curd- cuedadicay
cured, by the of
sHERMAN's PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE REMEDY',lii
The Medical Faculty of this well throughout
and France universally expressed their appreciation
tive Truss while they the only that
with tbs principles Surgery As des
differs action from al Is light elastic and
andernng exercise But here let observed
they look equally application
familiar with the the proper adaptation
Of that good will result Lawrence cele.
braed English writer Hena ably argues one Of the nicesi
achancnl sprgery.
Tbs RUPTURE REMEDY is external application, yhiehis
taken absorption facilitating and adding persnency
sbaonen5 predisposion rupture -
The experience popular Remedy
who devoted the
Rupu enables ress the rpht
aze and shape promote a speedy and radical
GE Particular attention given 10 Rnpured Childt
PLANTERS others their SLAVES CURED without
interfering with their labor and enhanced
NESS.
Persons the Patent and RUPTURE
worthless limitations must be particular
observe
for aud have personal interview with
DR.. HERMAN,
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Will len7e WEDNESDAY. May ST. al o'eiosE P. ".
ESyOR CAMDEN AND OUACHITA - Z
RIvER.-1he light steamer SARAH COR. esssf<z4ssE<
DON, O. Hiackiey. viii eavp nbovs
king frelgst and fos Camden French,prop. Beach
Bay Mes B1hs
Hills Marie Saline Alabama Landing Mouth
Port Union, Fulton, Mcrroe Pine Bluffs Columbia,
Trinity and iiandipge the oaAha md Black Rivers For
freight apply bosd
g9 PHELPS IA BRADLEY, IS Fulton ut.
myas orio ]. NJ. JOHNSTON 4 co., 3 Wont Lsssss
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FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY. M
= Mr. r CLtssEY respectfully Informs the Ladies 81
Ct New 9rfgns tbat biz DANCING ACADEMY
now open AZ NO. u Bourbon between
DANCES.
p N. till dark. - = - 'H' fe
A. NJ to F.M = $3.50, =
kw- Class Gentlemen from to O'Clock pm II
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DANCING EMUSIC.

6S0L0NEL DE KORPoNAY HAS THE m
~ honor of informing Las friends public general IN
that on account Of the celebrated Juen's Concerts
obliged 70 change biz Dancing Academy
Odd Fellows Hail. that OF the nstute,s
Room where he will give his lessons daysonday
Thursday and Saturday. -',
Monsieur BENEDICT FISCHER, the Pianist preside
For further inquire residence St. Louis
Hotel,
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'AIfo8I,IlLIlK'

Hsa0R MOBILE Direct tsiiy " - :.
IL Mali Tiatsf spISaafs
sw rrs~prs parkss ssessac,s CA LIFpfflgIS, s.
zss sats FLOR Igza, n. Gshe gNqsrs sad &EgNs
81. fliss hfyl brit
IN .apesios OBS # Wiz
~; sssarnizs wH atop ~ Af0DAYs and THEIRS
= The Mad Bag
>. r. sEpDESs Age NJ, 10 Bant Rasee nf5
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OHIO RIVER

wslieays TUESDAY. May 50, at O'Clock r. NJ.
III 0RCINCINNATI, MADISON, Lou Hzy :
IsyILLE and all intermsiia,e landmgs-The ssis
elegant and fast pncke
JOHN II. TWEED, D. SIad, maater, receiving freight
and will leave above For freight having
msso ROGERS. MCGUIRE CO., ~ Peyares St.
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$A3 600 WORTH RTE ,o OF FARMS E. AND


BUILDING LOTS will he divided among 500 Subscribers,
ON THE EPERiNG Of TIE 3s OF MA y. 1854
ES large humber already
these have been sold for from 400 600 per
price Tor which these Lots nod showing that the purchase
will be o good Investment
Subscriber, FOR
each. will FOUR BUILDING LoS Is by 100 feet ising
together FARM of from to 20
located Long Island, School
house, and number Of Private Dwellings, Stores Workshops
Factories have already been erected being
and several hundred wall be erected the coming
B This fine opportunity Of owning delightful Country Resi
denee the City, whore the tarly
be ay realized, and where Building
have Lately been sold being Individuals
whe after careful examination its location the
lily the soil selecting Farms for agricultural purposes being
confident that land cheap calculated rapidly
IN yane DO had within 50 mes the This would
been all taken back
last century, completely locked upwards Of two hundred
which large made
deer roamed large beautiful ooages and cultivated
fields, waving with the abundant mother
The at which this land than is
cultural alone SO that do how common
hesitate 70 portion OF it, Thin land Is we'll worth
the OF both settlers and epecusto it affords oppou
atty Inc safe Investment The far distant
when al lands on the line railroad steamboat route and
within nifty miles of New York. wild be worth ten times the
asked property Lakeland Rosevae The adjoining
these villages are selling from s00 to 5000 This
one OF the h offered those WIN destitute
home OF their purchase rifle also
Farms containing each five upwards Mt from s25
S35 per
All parsons wishing avail themselves Of the opportunity
offered fine Farm splendid Building Lot the Empire
City, should make immaculate they nearly all
posed Apply to CHARLES WOOD Broadway, Of Full
ton York where Maps and panpha be had,
If raah''-' s'tn'Sff 4"a's W.. w, WASiBURN,
On latrAnf A0Rn
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GT HARLES BILLIARD ROOM,
~ the ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
the st, Charles
hitherto billiard PLAYING have during
Summer entirely and the TABLES, which of the
manufacture, have been thoroughly REPAIRED
ar No expense spared this popular
fl ma On - A. W. MERRIAM.
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Tho Subscribers hang appointed asenls South Wen. q Sac
above celebrated wines constantly euppsa with II qsia and
pintas whichthey caer Tie tIade 8, New foIk
iana1 -sr ). - = - 81 lnnslset
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SuNDRIsllEE,s3ass n,.,.,, r.. w,,,sxv
go bbls Fletchei's Extra do s1
100 quarter casks Domestic BRANDY
$50 eighth do do do.
Ito ibis choice Lard OIL;
IS Ibis Flaioher's Ynpor WHISKY IS
400 Wiedemer STAR CANDLESt
500 boxyA Proctor & Gamble do, do;
500 half and quarter boxes do. do;
$50 bbla Choice Small White BEANS
50 caska Choice Cincinnati BACON SIDES.
For sale by fS9 rs sfsA m JOSEPH LANDS L CO.,
ms23 80 lehoapitonas street.
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EHyHE GRAND SALOONS on .. JACOBS,
ctENuINE HEInsIEcK -Gn. uHanrAaSE

f-
GENUINE HEIDSIECK co. GHAAPA eNEs.
The spheibers having bsen appointed By Mrs
Hueeed Mr. EngeT the United sates
the sale Of their neH who hs re.ies hEse
FULLY calls attention suhoned GRAMER ADEGG
New York, january I. 1855. d
CARD.A heretofore Sole Agent for tbs
sa Of Unled States. rs:g
we beg thsf have appointed hezsrs BIER
AbE9 hts brand In the
United StasB Canada.
We pncasn essrtns order continue the
which American
have accorded 10 brand s purpose
will fully sustain the high
which tho ssms haa attained Your markets
alone enabled to furnish ssts-
shea pIre gennine quality would simply submit
ths faets
The EIDSIEGK CO. brand Introduced ii the United
name through theF so Agent Mr.
When t hs old arla dissolved their
the business Occupying the same praissa
stipulation Wa EfaH Nd ts Rriylsgs tsg
founssgs q me brand had eae He
therefore sole proprietors OF this brand.
We would hut add, THAI
ss Ssss III 2 prevent stsnas aa4 Inn
and around the costs No otr hease .
the same under which
known in the United States Va Aays heunf
Your sefr,a
4REHss, December is, 1883. HEIESIECK 8 CO.
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4tVIO EHLE.-A HOUSE and Square Of 81
n Ground in cGyngton La The building contains
two feos IN Kitchen STABLE cnen,
HOUSE and LOT ut East Pascagoaa on
line, and containing in all sboutl5 acres.
Two twossory frame HOUSES Nayadsa and Aslponns
"A desirable COTTAGE Felicity Road between prytania and
Nayads comfortable but I'd are from he
Cars o. omhibuHes Apply to ]. O. PERSON,
my90 Real Broker, No 7 Commercial plaza
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TAI ADDER--0ne cask Prime Dutch ombre,
II u for sale by LlTTLEJoHN, NoRCoAI b CO.,
myl2 10 Fulton street, corn4r Grnyier
CAROLINA COW PEAs--A small lot just
mvis BARELLi Il CO., 81 Common street.
70 AGON-Prime Sides, Shoulders and Hams,
j in eaie by
epae C. B BRoADwELL & CO., IS and So Poydres St
9LOu R.-3,000 bbls fresh Superfne, Fancy
= and ExtTa brands, landing and for saa by
my7s L. M KENNETH CO., 10 Tchoupttouias st.
EFINED SUGAR-75 bbls Crushed, Pow
ID q dered and Granulated. for sale by
my2o Nv CONVERSE Co, OF TchOupionlas atreet.
EHECANS--10 bbls Texas Pecans for sale by
my2o- A. = COCHRAN 3 HALL, IS Grsyist erect
BUCKLES so cases, quarter and half gallon,
y landing and for sale by
myao ~ CONVERSE CO., 81 rehoupi.ouiss strys.
NTHISKY-l50 bbls Bourbon and Rye, for
Wv sale BY CONVERSE co, ~ Tehoupouiass. ny
I'D UMS-Jamaica and Santa Cruz, for sale by
u ~ mg2sd RE-. NICHOLS b CO., "a Camp atreet
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FiPT 5ssT,c5s covRT j. WINFIELD yEssus MRS SARAH
BY VIRTUE of q writ of fieri facias to me
directed BY The Hon. l. nsna is Justice Of the Peace
of the Parish Of oeana will public auction
May ~ 1854 at ~ o'clock at Warehouse, No 22o
Iehoupt0naE sTept- y
ONE LOT OF FURNITURE,
seized in the above JOHN J.. HOPPE Constable,
TERas--CaEh.
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HUSH OILS, CANDLES, SOAP, etc.

BENJAMIN WATKINS Gibson, sai6sipp Arrhitact
Engineer and Bridge Builder notice that h. will the M
upon rsasenabe sn ready
ANENT BRIDGES The above Suspension Bridges will be
pended either from Timber, Brick Stone Gust Wrought Iron
Towers either Strap
span Potomac Washington City.
East River from New York to Brooklyn or WiiisTASe
River from West Point 10 the Eastern hare.r =
Cable was suspended during the Revolutionary W
.Inn.n
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s. UNDRlES-Cro s. Blaekwelps Pickles.
~ Wells hles Goodman, Lea PERKINS, Worcestershire
Sauce Table Walnut Mushroom cA.sHps Amends
Nuts, EDslh Walous Peeans
Pruaea Raiaus Cancn Ginger Wea lnda Shakers
and Gotdan's BAcatoh Veuce Olive Gill; Sntdnes. CoYes
msa, 8. 81 r. NICHOLS CO. 9. Camp street.
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MHADDER-0ne cask Prime Dutch ombre,
" u fer sale by LITTLEJoHN, NoRCoM b CO.,
: mll2 Ennn GEAyier.
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MEMORANDA.
LIFT OF VESSELS IN PORT MOT CLEARED
-l-FI -
Ships.

: :. IA5SENGERS '.t9
yer snip Marshaeld from Liverpool in the seerage
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Il OTIS AND SQUARES OF GROUND FOR
IL SALE, the oPELousAs RAILROAD DEPOT Agers BY
n94 " TEAYER & CO., II Poydrns street.
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SIX LOTS OF GROUND NEAR THE
- oPELoUsAs RAILROAD DEPoTI Will sell SIX Lots of
round through from Emra street.
hundred yards Of the Railroad r. Nichols
for the Six Lots quarter cash. balance and
Years. apo
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| u SRAs--5OD packages Green and Black, for
i II paieey LiT11EJoEIN, EoRCoAi Co..
i 4 u 4 FIJI toust Grow
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FES0MAT0 GATSUP--150 cases Davis s. War
n dei's, and Psaaeis, eaa by
my2o Wv CONVERSE CO.. 81 Toboupiloaas street.
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sshr Jansa wsscots. Is Philadelphia to Bog.r
Llama dec. -
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AMS-50 tierces Stage s. Shays, fresh
IL q and in fine order, for sale by CoNvERsE d CO.
IN
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ID G. MUSGROVE offers for sale, at his
~ residence, BAYOU ST. JOHN near the Toll Bar as fine
lot Of all the different varieties OF SHANGHAI aud COCHIN CHINA
HATCHING nSs
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DAY ST. LOUIS PROPERTY for SALE. fgsssss


The improved portion Of the property
WELLS about GIG front deep
ing about 1900 Paeh and other Fruit vare
and Shade Trees Strawberry There
spags on the place excellent and cub
for several ieH wishing purchase Applyto
o. akp
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( EjSL0UR--l000 bbls st. Louis Superfine and
"A Extra, landing and for by
nyls $. Y; KENNEDY = CO., q Tshoupoalas street.
II ARD. IL 900 kegs Prime, for sale by
H. msaa IL N, KENNETH CO., Is Tehospiteulas 81.
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NOR SALE-A Square of Ground, con- sgsH
tanning q lots 80 by 1875 feet eachi high and has
Trees, also Fig and Plum Trees. II
The improvements large twosoy House, with sis
galleries above below eight ygda iree
horses etc. with ser
febll tt G. b, BROADWEII, a. co. as Poyirns at
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GsoFFEE-Rio, Java, Havana and Mocha,
q J In store and flrn by
LlTTLEJofiN, NoRcoM 4 CO.,
nSta ~ IL Fulton street, corner Grnvisr.
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FROM ALBANY.

from Our owb Correspondent.
ALBANY, Friday Evening, Jan. -.
But little of importance transacted in either House
this mornp0-her sessions not extending beyond what is
uuay called the "morning hour In the House the bill
oamnd The charter of the Ne York Chamber Of Commerce
VAS introduced II provides for allowing the meeting to be
held on any dGy during the first week in each month, de
gnsed by the President and Trustees. The Charter now
obipes them to meet Tuesday from which they say
they are frequently greatly inconvenienced
Mr. CoIklDg introduced his bill TO provide for elecng
commissioner to investigate into the origin of fires in
New York City and Mr.. Ward gave notice Of his intention
70 in oduoe bill prohibiting the Hudson River Railroad
Company from running locomotives into the City OF New
York below One Hundred and Twenty-ifth st.
By the following proceedings, had yesterday in the Ca
cal Board and scot in to both Houses Of the Legislature
this morning and the resolution offered by Mr.. Sessions,
YOU will see that State officers prompt in looking
10 the interests Of our State If Congress about to do
nate the public lands truly they could not donate them or
their benefit to worthy purpose than is here pointed
out II will be the earnest wish of every that the Erie
Csnal-the great hOrOughae of the produce of the West
EN- States-should receive some aid from the General
Government, if aid in any shape can be extended.
The resolutions are as follows
CANAL DEPARTMENT ALBANY Jsu. 70 1854.
meeting the Canal Board the following preamble and reso
|plsd.
other public p9ose have been made o CONGRESS 70 Wesn
tr are nov Psncn I sin further grants 70 Be n,d1 for similar
s.,s snsh S 70 1 'o b Spa 1' 10 bs 1je
YET policy has to provided and SILL her
he ADOPTED by such lands internal improve
nsns other public purposes the enlgem of the Erie Canal
Westcu Interested object
worthy consideration in suth oisrib utou therefore
this Board deem eSpedent aud that the
make application COugss on behalf of the STATE
:nsHsai Erie csaa ohor states for
similar objects
Re- copy the foregoing preamble and resolution be
ph,d the Clerk this Board Senate ast Assembly aad
their speeoy scion upon be respectfully requested
Extract OF minutes. NJ. SCHOONMAhER, Secretary.
The resolutions being read Mr. Sessions offered the fol
lowing which were laid under the rule:
Legsl o. THIS state
Board In appica CONGRESS Tor grant
portion Public Lands aid IN the enlargement Of the
RHs ether similar objects
copies Of the foregoing preamble and resolution
Senators and Representatives 10 Congress
KSoP.
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BUENOS AYRES.

We have received dates from BuenOs Ayres to The 9th
II November The Argeatiae Packet Of the 2sh Of De-
iober says in its monthly trade and political retrospect
We are now reaping the fruits Of the arrangement
ssoued by the late blockade The few arrivals that have
been during the past months, mere drop In the
bucke and il is needless TO expect anything approaching
an average dispatch till the supplies made up By fresh
arrivals The demand for th- capital aud province is de-
dedy good and the first cargoes that arrive may reckon
On quick and advantageous market Important reforms
u the import and export tariff pending in the Chamber
a but in the actual state OF the import
Market we believe they have only very secondary part
10 the apparent dupness alluded to- 800.
sOn attending view to the national orgAiZ alton,
here dark and mysterious veil that fobds US to spec
ulate with the same certainty Of cOmplacency. After
me months and half Of cool reflection the advances
n Buepo. Ayres have been met with little else so far as
90 can vet see than studied neglect and cold ddain and
he election Of the first constitutional President fixed for
he goth of the ensuing November is probably destined
70 rear an insuperabe barrier to the patriotic wishes of
e wise and good Of all parties and sections Of the re-
rbHc."
The British Packd Of October 90, says:
aThe only news of interest is the Sudden death Of Gen
Juan Antonio Lavallea, acting President Of Monesideo
std the leader Of the thirty three devoted patriots who
bostcd the standard Of revolt in 1925 which eventually
resulted the independence of the Oriental State of the
Uruguay
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DIED.

BARROW Saturday morning. iIh January. PhOne vile
OF James Barrow aged 81 years
The relatives Of family aud those Of hsr James
Jr William respectfully
funeral this M0ndayl aterpoon Sclsck
tey Johns Chapel HudsoasuAre, without further iavi
tatOu
Cliuch widow Of Jacob Clneh ssed IS years
The friends Of the family aud those Of her J"s
and Butler attend her funeral from So
MsrGs Tuesday morning at II O'Clock witaoat
further invitation
DFRN- On SATURDAY 18th inst ths resdeace Of his shss
inw Rsq in this City, Henry Thomas DeraG ofsu
Bsrbor oged SO years . .u,.
EVE RiT- wsabury l. L. the 18th inst Msry Els,bch
Ever ate 1hoss Eser Jr In the Esd year
be - -.
The relatives and friends family respectfully invited 70
att her rhhd d ~ l7b inst the Frisnds Aehnt
House Neethnry L. H. ~ A NJ Cans will leave tbs SSsh
Fsy Brooklyn A. NJ Persons wishing TO attend can retan
the AFTERNOON
GROF sBEF1 K-snddeuy last evening at his residences. No
William W Goesbeeck In tho oh year OF hs
.. -. c.-,- . q
Henry long resident Of Lynchbu lie ~sssn ofthe anse
and in mortal Patrick Henry and The Lynchsus Vrsonp
ouent detected in s aversion 70
Ianny OF every his intolerance o: all abuse Of ps~
him who the inst to raise AZ voice
against Brh the American Colonies Capt wsa
feengs aud high spirit HIS renAm
Red ~ BY the side OF all that mortal OF hs stAs
PEI 20 his spirit
LAY-In this City Jan IS Mary Matilda, wife ~ c. Lag
Of the family respectfully nvhcd 20 attend me
fu1eTal from CO FsTick Tuesday a. III A. d.
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MUSIC

CONCEIT OF THE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
The Philharmonic Society gave the second Concert oil
their twelfth season. at the Broadway Tabernacle on Satur'
dav The orchestra numbered 1870 Vions IL violas
Violoncellos 10 Double Bases, Flutes Hautboys
Clarioneis . Bassoons Horns Trumpes Irombones,
pair Kettle Drums-a very splendid array OF artists ably
led by Nr Esfeld
The first piece was the second symphony Of r. Shumann
This work constructed the classic pattern of the last
century We bold ito be an inexbe rule in the philosophy
Of Art that it must forms or If old ones are
adhered to- they should be improved upon in the spirit OF
the works bearing such antique construction Without
Joining in the attacks made in London Schumann las
done with every new man We cannot think that he has
improved on Beethoven in the classic Symphony, but
that his works are inferior to that master. We cannot
discover the same flainness of statement or breadth
OF treatment that Beethoven exhibits indepeR-
IDENTIFY Of the difference Of mind which OF
coarse each composer must manifest We think therefore,
Mr. Schuxnanns symphony writing in the classic mold
sheer vaste Of powderf his desire eScel Beethoven
in that department for he has not doneso If his wish was
simply to write symphony in preestsbsshed traces he
las done So showing due acquaintance with the rhetoric OF
music and the machinery orchestra regard to melody
ne is less happy we sought for some such vein as Haydn
or Mozart or Rossni viii give in almost all their WORKS
and did not find it. As 10 the execution Of the work. was
satisfactory could be desired and did not compare
with that Of the symphony aRerward played Ihese
great deal of mosaic detail in Schumann II the piece had
been descriptive which think all musis should be- ORA
matcaly might be able to say about il, than we
now, as ii simply symphoncwithout any definite
idea-beyond symmetry rhetoric light and shade and elias
sic forms.
The second piece on the list Schaberts Song. Are
Maria. Here is work by of genius. Although
against Schubers melodies the objection is brought that
he makes the voice subordinate to the accompaniment yet
we always feel there an original great strong hand at
worka man who made his own peuliaries the head and
front Of his world every of genius There is
one harmonic change in this Are Maria that cannot sp
,e.te II Is where the chord OF the dominant Of
"a lead to c. sooner later and breaks OF suddenly nt'
II Is the rude license and at the same time the most
offensive one that know Of in any great author The
niece was swesy sung by Mise Branerd who has much i'm
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New JERSEY ColosrzATios socrrr.-At tbs annua
meeting OF this Society held 10 tbs Frs' Presty1 1as
Church Trenton the evening OF the ilth iost 10,
FSrt Vice Presidt nt presided assisted by R1dms,
Price Governor elect and Mr. ; ID InghsD The mss
agers made their annual report and the moe ing was 81
dressed BY the Rev Mr. GRrey and Mr.. John r. Jsoxssn
The following resolutions adopted.
Rfod Thai lbs occurring Ia ha csasly est
the world sIa s Indications Of Possassc iavss
Co0sissroS With iafs
TIE Divine Government Ia esec ing te ressssss,
ofmsnkibd
Esoss Thai Be -emmssasd ID. Nsousl s.e.
Tu settlement the tract Of To- for iAseri&
chased ty the Ne s-Jerssy Society.
ResslreI Thai the name "FcsvT i'm compliment tAs
Society given to the principal tevs oft~ Ns~
gerse, Colony - -
The cid officers were reelected and the Hon Price
was elected Vice President
FIRE-The machine shop Of str Henry Waite, IN f'rss
st near Second was destroyed by fire between ! and
O'Clock on Saturday morning The second stery where the
FIRE originated was occupied by Mr. L f. Shultz as pr
cussioh cap mandatory His loss amounts to sesss
g. 600 no insurance.
Mr. Waite occupied the frst floor ~ a msohine shop
Loss abou, $4,000 no insurance.
Mr. G.. G. SchoOnmaker's two story dwelling house, Nc
s07 Second ST. was damaged by FIRE and water 70 ess
siderable extent insured for $500 In The Citizens insur
snce Company Of Wilamsburgh
The dwelling house No. EOS Second st.. was also dan
aged by Ere and water IL is owned BY Nc Schneider.
and occupied by hr Tubs.