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esung to know what the next United States
House OF Representatives viii say to an election
conducted in this manner.
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little intoxicaton at any warmly-contested cleo
ton in New Orleans.
MISS GREENFIELD.-In speaking of concert
recently given in Baltimore, the Sun of that
city says that d" on her first appearance she ad-
vanced in very respectful and deferential
manner, evidently realizing her social position,
but was at once encouraged by applause" She
was encored on singing each of the peices of
the programme. The audience was white, com.
posed of large number of ladies as well as
gentlemen, and in slave State, where the
caste of the vocalist operated against her.
Con-. PERRY says the temperature Of Japan,
corresponding in many repsects with that of our
Atlantic States from Maine to South Carolina
inclusive, requires that the inhabitants should
be clad in warmer vestments than cotton
therefore woollen cloths, of assorted qualities,
would be to the Japanese more acceptable than
cottons, and these should be chiefly of the dark
er colors. But, with regard to the colors, selec-
tons may be made by reference to the drawings
of costumes which are to appear in the report
of the Japan Expedition, to be published during
the present year. Specimens of the various
fabrics of Japan and Lew Chew have been
brought to this country by the squadron, most
of which are in the hands of the officers of the
Government and are to be placed in the Patent
Office for public inspection.
On opening the 81. Louis Pilot, of the 3lst
of March, our eyes rested on a large heading,
An Affair of Honor" but on reading the ar
tcle, what think you, gentle reader, did it treat
off Simply an intended duel-of mutual efforts
at murder by two men who are not only sworn
10 support the laws, but absolutely profane the
office of law makers. An affair Of honor, to be
sure
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The NeU York Ecening Post alludes to GER
tain teachers who, in order to render the Chris
tan religion acceptable to the Indians, repre-
scented Christ as a great warrior, who had
taken an incredible number of scalps; and on
the same principle accounts for the singular
zeal of Northern doctors of divinity to make
Slavery appear christian institution.
The friends of Mr.. Marcy in New York are
moving in his behalf. He may be elected
President.
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Amnsemente.


A CADEMY of MUSIC-Tbe Committed of
"A Msnssemsnt have the honor to inform the public that
s Asss.my Of MINI VII s, sOssD for the OIL
EssemeDts already concluded with the following d.
s.nor BERTUccA MARETzEK.
sgnoEs PICoVIErTl,
SisnOI BADIALI,
sisn0r LoRiNI
ssner CoLLETrIs
sisnor ROCCO.
p:adas Win new to I'D stu fSfss to
shsIus augmented and tho orchestra in
Pr.Psasion. seaveiy mailing for the immediate PTodue-
III. scale Of price,i.s a. follows
Paiqsetts ana Dress Circle. ..........'..''"''Sd
secotd o. eenu
AMI hssue. cent.
All S. nost be presented f,r payment at the Box
once every Tuesday morning, from 10 till O'Clock
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.-TALIANO OPERA.
Is sssa vii = p ssnrd Don
Grand op''' for this nT s,ss sply S e
Pirst appearance Of '0"''A
s'i si:.s sEnr yssSSal,;- with
sisnOrs BRi0NoLI and BApIALI.
MAX NARETLEk Musical Director and Conductor.
may 10 t's'S Ss Boz as o. sSs' s:.as Nor
Prices OF AdioD-Pnquet and Dress Circle 81; second
Circle 50 cent?, Amphiihesser p cents; Secured Seats 80
Door open a. O'slocii Oper. mmsnee.aso O'clock
NIBLO's GARDEN-GERMAN OPERA
IN SECOND SUBSCRIPTION MONT.
SATURDAY, March IL, 1855.
yin be Teresed BY general reque Fctovs Roman &c Opera
h four acts Of
MART HA;
Or, THE Fan OF EicHNoxB.
Principal ebsractes sustained by Mechanics DOrmy Seden
Iwr, and he.Gs. Qunt, 'iDehs and Bshrnser
pe:: S .d%Sa Boxes. according locality. Is
Dssss Circle and secured eli 20 al other psrts Of the
Ae~se 50 cts Box Ofee open from NJ to r. NJ Doors
epen u 10 Of o'eloef.
Next per will take place on TUESDAY, Mach 20
AZ RS. A. LANNAY will give SOIREE DAN
M sAETZ ct Montague Hall, Brooklyn, on TUESDAY.
Msvh 90 Pstrsps learn particulars on spPeson to Ma
speDsd before ths eyesips Of The ectrts
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Uants.

A LADY wants a situation to IEACh ana
"A tale charge Of family Of yeupe ehiSr,n woaia .seP
their wardrobe In pstT. eonfoftsoe non1 VI H' ~
porf.nes ths. salary. Apply at No a. L..kI. -
TWO SISTERS want stuations-one 70 CUUh,
II WASH srd IRON snd the other 20 90 ma n1En
WORK asd WAsEIN0 or CHAhBERWohk and SEW
ING Have the sess Of city reference CAL Tor two dsSs
No 10 sssyvsssstc-
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Blank Books, 6tationerr, &e.

ENVELOPE WAREHOUSE and WRITING
~ PAPER DEPOT-The largest stock the best assort en'
.l6 the prices offered IN this market Tue ga
,te respectfully invite the attention Of he ade 20 tae
p,g ,tcck Of sTAPLE ard FANCY ENVELOPES. embrae-
au.nts than ever before ard BY Of recent
ARE contracts the paper ms Ia the country are
ii,herto P,ttieu,r attention invited their styles Of
EIIZABErHAs uG ALHAnBRA ENVELOPES Also. N
assortment WHITING PAPERs embracing some Gyes en-
tirey new. Liberal discount 10 luEe buyers
CHAs H. LYON 4 BROTHER. % BeekmAn e., n 7.
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NTTY and COUNTRY ADVERTISING. -
~ Upon the philosophy Of Adverns and the esst msed.
s Ss r. Agency ssss
Buildings. New.Yorh.
NOTICES Shippers having Goods on board
~ steamship NAsBVlLLg. destined for cHAaLEBrON,
ave requested to transfer their Insurance .tesmshp JANEa
ADGES the Nashville having temsossry wi.hsrs"n nom
the t TIssTos3 Co Asss No sso.dw.y.
DOAD MEETING.-At a Public Meeting Of
~ The Of Queen. Go1.s held p,', ss1 ,s 20
purpose ,slins into scn:idslsn d. ecssSn Of n' Jo-
Ts. @..s f va: called to o.9ss Robert syR
BROWN ESQ q East wtIl.n,sar.s, Va ssl:d % ne
soSssr s A ~ s
explained tn. object Of the meeting and with other ssntIs
% .s ;hs me ~ un:s
nor.y resolved that Coma ittee be sppooted to employ
oS.s the 20 ppesss Swfer: % put the Osa ia%sa
pise order or br,si their charter Op motion Of w Nilsr
Dine pssri1i Mcbride and VIM. MN" .Tssd TO sseo%.
.piysc 70 ne.mny s .ad nom any lose they
tain thereby petition s.hioDs tn. :a.s .. the so.a so1
s for raising of funds II resolved that tbs Commit
Justice BE- had snd the road be put hep. proper order.
fhomss Petit, John BsdIns and Martin sudan ssrs ip
meeting WI" adjourned 'uSss, 70 b. e., q the I,sns
0n Resrpr BURROUGHS, sseistay'
MsYok's UFFIcs, NV YoRK, March 8. 1884,
HNHE attention Of Contractors and Others 10
called to following Ordinance passed BY tho Comm9n
Council Nov 49, S5 In relation to the blasting OF rocks win
In the CITY Of Yors Notice hereby given that here
artr the Ordnance will be stfcty eeforc.d -
AN ORDINANCE FOR T5l CO'ER,No uP o. rH1
THE CITY OF NEwYoRK
ordonsd by the Mayor Aldermen and Co1Dos0Sst ~
Guy Of ssp York IN Cosmon couael ecscessd' 80
SECTION 10 al Of Dlssng rocks or stones within
one hundr,d northey OF Ssh each blast before firing
IT, shall sursy covered with six tmbers Of not lees than
four inches thick inches wide and feet long escn, 70
be and around each charge snd TO DO held place
By three hundred pounds large ones piled on TOP Of
them -
be sivsp BY dp.ybss red as san not less ths ten
high conspicuous place within twenty fees OF
point where the charge placed ana alec by calling cot
ords hls several times epested and loud enough
be dspciy heard distance OF two handfo1 fees nom
the &c int Of discharge ..,,
every violation Of either Of the provisions Of his
Ordinance the offending party the work be Done under
the contractor and conviction thereof
before Police Jpsce shall be sblc 70 hne OF twenty ave
dosr ard stand committed antil the same 10 psid
SEC. 4 This Ordinance Oh all take effect Immediately.
Adopted by tbe Board Of Aldermen Oct u ISL
ADOPTED BY the Board Of Assistants Nov. II. 1881.
Approved By 'be Mayor Nov. 10 1881,
"TRIP to EUROPE.-A Gentleman going there
for few month"; will attend TO business for ohsns Of
corsnce Particular attention siyen 70 the sale Of large
Of land. sssctory re iaerehsnsed Addres
EUROPE At tbs oabee
Two NERVOUS SUFFERERS.-A retired
Physician. who possesses PRE jcRtPTiOS that psovsl
eAecus restoring him health few days after years q
suffering from general Nervous Debit ty snIous 70 male
paid. oiIec, Dr. ED WILLIAMS, No. 90 Balssn-ts
BIooklyn. NJ Y,
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Enxravnxs wholesale prices the sane VII y
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Published this day:
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IL Il
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HIbITJOs PAINTING b. sfinsuishsd native assisf,
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Bows, Look at This.

That Honesty is the best policy" wai
illustrated some years since, under the fol.
lowing circumstances A lad was pro-
ceeding to an uncle'S to petition him for a
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pocket Wallet containing fifty dollars
The aid was refused, and the distressed
family was pinched with want. The boy
revealed his fortune to his mother, but ex-
pressed a doubt about using any portion Of
the money His mother confirmed his
good resolution, and the pocket book was
advertised, and the owner found. Being
man Of wealth, upon learning the history
of the family, he presented the fifty dol
lars to the sick mother AMI took the boy
into his service, and he is now one of the
most successful merchants in Ohio. 'Hon.
estyalways brings its reward-to the mind,
if not to the pocket but it always does
in the long run, to the pocket as we'll as
the mind,
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-07-18
Steubsnvillo Herald.
DUBuU1l
OHITUARY.

Departed this life, at DARBY, Pa, on
Thursday evening, the 9th inst, 'the Rev.
DAVID POWELL, on the 5lst year Of
his age, after a very painful and protractcd
illness. His disease was cancerous ulcer.
(Lapus,) which preyed upon bis body some
three years, causing two amputations of the
arm. Patient and even cheerful throng
all his sufferiugS, he delighted in minister
ing to his charge, the Darby Society Of
New Jerusalem, until nature failing he was
compelled to relinquish the delight Of his
very active and useful life. To know Da.
vid Powell was to love him. As teacher
Of the young be was nearly unsurpassed;
kind and benevolent, their tender minds
found him congenial friend and faithful
instructor. Born near Steubeuville, his
heart ever turned to her interests Nor.
tality having put on Immortality, and cor
ruption interruption, he lives in bright
eternal spiritual world, to have developed
in him every germ Of heavenly affection, to
enjoy the socisty Of sngels forever, and
the love Of bis Divine Redoener S.