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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-21

GosMopOLITAN. ART AssooIATIoN-The second
annual distribution Of the Cosmopolitan Art Associa
tion has been postponed from the 3lst of January to
the2sth of February, in order that the reports from
those sections which, owing to the late storms and de-
rangement Of the mails, have not yet come to hand,
may be received. On the day appointed it will take
place at Norman Hail. in the city of Sandusky, Ohio,
in the presence Of all members who may desire to at
tend The annual address will be delivered by Parke
Goodwin, Esq, of New York.
By this postponement an opportunity is now afford
eda who have failed to subscribe to join the assoc-
ton and entte themselves to chance of drawing
the magnificent Genoa Crueifix; the marble busts by
Powers bronze statuary and oil paintings which will
be distributed. The subscription Of $S entities the
subscriber to any one of several valuable magazines,
pamphlets or reviews published Or republished in
the country, and also to chance in the drawing.
Subscriptions will be received in this city until the 2sth
4 nf February sEa5E tasa5q-rs7F -
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ST. CHARLES THEATER,-A new star, in the shape
and semblance Of Mr. Collins lit up dramatic fir
mament last evening, by an appearance at the st,
Charles Theaer in two different characters, both of
Irish extraction Pattdee q Rafferty,, in the COM
edy called g Born to Good LUCK and as Paddy
Murphy, in the farce entitled the Happy Man.
Comparing Mr.. Collins with other Irish actors
whom we have seen, there appears to be very slight
degree Of diEerence-the same brogue and brogans !;
magnifcaton oflitte things and putting them
IN the shoes Of great altogether Terrestrial and smack
ing more Of apotatoe patch than Hybs or the Cir
cences Neither of the pieces were of nature to de-
Yelop amount liability the actor possesses
it. They were well rendered Judging by the theory
of probabilities for, we can conceive of lust such
individuals in just such circumstances and the same
amount of ingenuity, similarly employed. But, if
actors wish to present with Irish characters-who
can be exeeently used on the stage-whv not let us
have Sheridan as well as Patrick, and O'Cpnnell as
well as Barney? Give rs the best, not the worst !;
for the stage, properly comprehended is a school.
But what sort of education is that which grows out
of this teaching that lowers rather than eevates the
spectator? Save the spirit, by all means-the happy
wit the quick repartee, the wild philosophy, ever
the double entendre-but let it be as refined as vert
the actors, and not as low as their menias, unless
when necessary.
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8eaU Orleans eGgeNcy

For the following popular articles Fresh Supplies received
every per steamer All warranted genuine and fresh.
CIISSTAnER-A'S INSTANTANEOUS HAIR DYE;
BACHELORS
PHALO&'S
PHALON's PAPIIIaN LOTION, fer the Complexion;
pNALoN'S INEIGOR AT0R, for the Hair;
CLEREHUGuS TRICOPuHROUS for he Hair
BARRT'S
LYONS kATIIAIRON,
CARINGTON PURE BAY RUN,
RtNCOIS MARIA FARINA COLOGNE.
All Of which offered wholesale retail a tho LOW
Est MARKET PRICES at
GUION'S,
fel9 2p6t OF St. Charles and Canal SITS.
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s ODD Fellows HALL.-The third Of NJ. Collignon's
classical concerts was given last evening at Odd Eel
lows Hail. to fine audience-although not SO large
as we could have wished nor large deserved
by the eminent musical talent of the artists among
whom we noticed Messrs. Delagrave, Junca, Laget
aud Duluc, together with sgnora Taccani Tasca and
Madame Pretti of the Orleans Theater
The concert was worthy of attendance by all who
lay claim to musical culture and whose education has
favored them with the ability of approaching the
higher range of music, when rendered in consonance
with the wishes and intent of the author. We shall
be mistaken in our judgment if each successive con-
cert does not prove more profitable than its prede-
cessor.
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Eetfe ED0etic0E FEe0rks
&e1'segso

c5 barrels No. CASTOR OIL; 5 hbs OLIVE OIL;
40 boxes Castillo SOAP;
100 kegs BI.CARBON.ATE SODA;
q kegs REFINED SAITPETRE;
10 barrels REFINED CANPLOR;
10 8. CREAM TARTAR;
90 jars CARB AMMONIA;
cases OPIUM;
:. GUM ARABIC;
20 barrels COrPERAS;
20 i. FLOUR SULPHUR;
81 ounces OTTO ROSES;
5 cases CALABRIA IIQUORICE;
50 gross SUGAR LEMONS.
Together with large and complete assortment Of DRUGS
CHEMICALS and PATENT MEDICINES, pEKFUMERY
PAINTS, OILS, etc, etc, for sale low by
E. 3. WHEEL0CK,
fe2O apWcFr&Mo - Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-21

GAIETY THEATER-The Opera" The Pyne and
Harrison Opera Troupe, after absence of ten days.
again delighted the lovers of music by appearing at
the Gaiety teaer last evening. The opera selected
for the occasion was e La Somnambula )" and, al
though notice of their return from Mobile was not
made public until yesterday morning, full and fash.
sionable audience was congregated to welcome them
back agalone of those intelligent and discriminate
ing audiences whose presence, alone, is more compi-
mentary and honorable than the plaudits of Others
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AJNUcCO.
Central eRMeeriCte.

Persons DESTROYS cngrae kiuncyS purchase in Cen
trial America, for information, will apply JOSEPH T. JOHN
SON No 2 Rampant street. who will aid and assist emigran
in making their outfit
1880 ACRES OF LAND
will be given all who engrate the 10Th Of This month
After that time only Go Acres will be gi*en.
r. H. GRANT,
cel2 2nl2.K Agent of Il. L. Kinney.
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Great Reduction ise Prices.
MEMS, YOUTHS and cHILDR EMS
." CLOTHING.

MEMS, YOUTHS and CHILDREN's
. CLOTHING.
MUNR OE 6 CO.,
81 MAGAZINE STREET 81
Being DESTROYS reducing their stock Of WINTER CLOTH
ING MS mich possible before the close Of tho and in
order to make for Spring Summer Goods,
pnetlllH lhelr thick goods ut
Extremely low Prices.
Persons from the country Who wish supply themselves will
find tins rare opportunity to obtain FINE, WElL-MApE
CLOTHING Mt prices which to please the
nomicn
Our stock embraces very perfect assortment of
Coats.
BLACK CLOTH DRESS AND FRoCF COATS;
COIORED CLOTH FROCKS, S. B. AND d. b.;
OVEHCOATS, of every description;
\ few fine CLOTH CATAIIoNIANS;
BLACK AND BI.uE CLOTH CIOAKs;
TWEED AND MELTON CLOTH BUSINESS COATS;
FANCY CASHMERE BUSINESS COATS.
p.,ntaloons.
o+ fine assortment embracing over thousand pairs Of
French English and American coored CASHMERE PAN
TAI.OONS;
Large stock of BLACK CASHMERE and DoEsiIN P4tNTA
LOOMS
RICH CASHMERE AND CASHMERE VESTS
BLACK AND FANCY VELVET VESTS;
BLACK AND COLORED SILK ANDSAIlN VESTS.
Furnishing Gonds.
The largest assortment WHITE SHIRTS in New Orleans
UNDERSHI RTs and DRAWERS, of every description.
HALF.IIoSlI; GLOVES; SUSPENpERs.
HANDKERCIIEFS; CRAVATS; TIES, ETC.
SILK AND COTTON UMBRELLAS
TRUNKS; VALISES CARrETBAGS, etc
Ono Price for tfootts--No Deviation.
1 Clerks speaking French aud Spanish languages al
ways in attendance
tsy> No trouble to show Goods.
| ALFRED MUNROE 6 CO.,
| fels spGt "a Magazine street. corner OF Gravicr.
| If TFac Grace Could Speak
We should learn that two;hlS Of the children who die be
tween the age and five years have fallen victims to DIS
cases produced intestinal In treating this destructive
complaint necessary only to cxra'e the animals b"
to give tone and ntesncs. Where the digestion
good and the bowes regula cannot exist All TN
| requirements Of IL radical cure combined In
| WINER'S CANADIAN VERM1FCGE,
which discharges the worms regulates the secretions
inveoracs digestive organs and braces the whole system
RET Be particular and remember the Winner cannta
venifuge' THIS is the only article that can be depended on
| Remember this. For sale BY
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
fclS 2p6 Nos. q and Isl Charrcs street, n y.
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favor of the cfcaeousncss OF Hoods German Bters
pared R Dr. C. NJ Jackson the unprecedented demand for
them pats the Unions and although there may be
many compounds prepared and represented RS being worthy OF
liberal patronage YET feel constrained TO remark that the
number Of testimonials with which The worthy doctor has
been honored hy Of the highest character ard especta
by who found necessary have to his prepare
ton testimony sufficiently conclusive, that more eHccua
remedy almost immediate relief of those afflicted with
that drerul uaay, Dyspepsia las been discovered
Sec advertisement. tv4 imdNW
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SEsnciEg &C Luxury.
GEI0N's SILVER STEEE WARRANTED RAZ0RS.

Ench Razor sold with guarantee, and be exchanged
it should please the purchaser.
They finely tempered that they VIII shave Ike most
difficult boards with the greatest ease.
fT Each Razor is stamped T. F. GUt0N, warranted Sold
wholesale and retail, at
GUION'S,
rn7 x rj Canal
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Standing.


HASiNGTOSs DIoRAMA OF THE RUSSIAN WAR;
This much admired spectacle attract large audiences
the Armory HALL From the 10 the close the
ene exhibition unbrokcn Chain Of interest and beauty,
conveying very idea of the Eastern war from its con-
mencccn. p to present time; the interest Of the entcrta
ncnt bur much increased by in FrcEe and English
To all WHO vc Keen would al once, and lie
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-21
IMPORTANT
TO those Using Sgega' Candles.

The attention of the public is invited fact TINT Of
The Star Candles offered for sale DEFICIENT IN WEIGHT,
20 that what is sold for pound actually weighs but
hI esn onnees and packages marked 40 Us" fall short tw9
upon the Wholesale Dealers who sell packages ut the marked
weight nor upon the Retailers who sell by count upon the
receive.
h The subscribers have always their Candles fuli
sixteen ounces 10 the pound and mark packages their real
weEn which may be aseeaGed by testing them. As their
experience III the business enables them ucr article equal
IN Quality to any in the Market they solicit the patronage OF
purchasers who desire 10 study their interest," and at the
same time encourage dealing
PROCTOR & GAMBLE, Cincinnati.
Ne The undersigned agents for the brand OF
Candles.
JOSEPH LANDS & CO.,
jas 2r3m 81 Ichoupoulas street,
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A,,cr,os SAFE or MAHOGANY FURNITURE AN

Auction SALE OF MAHOGANY FURNITURE AND
pAlSFlSGs-GarIncr Smith, auctionctr No. Commercial
place public Auction to-day, nj II O'clock Il" No 30
Apollo street. Caope very large assortment Of par
o and bedroom funitr2nhracins article requisite for
the entire and elegant furnishing Of house Also square
piano fine pircol piano, and few valuable oil paintings
one by Durerr 1875.
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Etsssre's Cod Etrea' Oil.

The COD LIVER OIL prepared by John Farc Of bordeaux,
is the best and esteemed.
Each bottle bears label with the Of FAurc Aailho
its head Tie cork covered with parchment bearing
the seal of " Faure.'
ZOO bottles just received and for sale By
T. P DUCONGE,
ftlS2r7t 50 Chartres street.
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Gcnettlee E4es'E'iisges' Pistols.

The subscribers Sole Agents for Henry Dcringer in New Or
leans inst received invoice Of his celebrated Pistols
complete Of all sizes and styles for sale by
HYDE 4 GOODRICH,
fei9 2pGt corner Canal and Royal sts.
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atn OrItalIs ailln ! Qrestellt,
4 III 81 NIXON. WILLIAM r. ANS
ID x NIXON, ADAMS g Co.
/ tFF1cE, NO. 70 CAME sr.R RET.

ss5 R555H7s3ii4 5 TERMS:
Tho Crescent Will be regularly to \! m
city early honr every Sundays eScep'ea' NJ
SO year, advance half yearly and quarterly g. III
same rates, OF 70 week payabla to the
ents, per Insertion u ~
for every subsequent Insertion 80 cents.
On The second charged
Insertion # s /, u
published 1t intervals win ne enlarged 81 per
{55sf square tereyery insertion
Advertisements mot markell will be published one month
longer aid charged advertisement or sub
scptor viii be until all are pad at Tie
.5;45I option IL mo PROF Tsgss fl
IA TfberaI will be made TO regular
THE I3AELY CRESCENT
renders il desirable medium for adver
4s FAaLY PER it crcuates largely, reaching
many Of homes at early hour and being read
business hours, articles
use may be adv,nageousy published in its
se columns AZ s4$Ea y
n III e w EEKLY CRESCENT
published every Monday morning at invariably in
Having extensive circulation throughout Lou
sana Mississippi, Arkansas, ahama Texas and other
presents favoraben advertisers Of making
their wares and commodities known Advertisements III
serted for 81 per square, each insertion.
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Persscite4c EEtrir Oil.

fresh supply Of this excellent Toilet article, SO highly sp
proved all who have used it, Just received and for sale by
HYDE & GOODRICH,
fcl9 ap6t corner Canal and Royal sts
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!SrslusrRAcnts This Evening.

ORLEANS Observation-Disclosures Of Nine Dulaurcns.
Mryerhecr's grand opera, Robert LIE Dahlc" in acts
ST. CHARLES THEATER.-Mr. Collins in ''Tic
Irish Ambassador and Teddy rilcr." The farce Of "A
Good Run for It."
GAIErY TnEATER. Pyne and Harrison English
Or err. Troupe III Auter's beautiful opera Of Crown Dia
m nis.''
ODp FELLOWS HALL Grand concert for the
benefit of Nine Patti Strakosete sweetest Of ballad
singers.
ARMoRY HALL~-Dioramic Panorama of the Rus
War.
AMERICAN ClnCus.-Corner Of Baronnc and Poy-
drIls streets Every evening
TIE GREAT B&AR.-!The largest performing bear
ever seen. No. %. st, Charles street
TIE MAlLs.-The Northern and Eastern mails due
yesterday failed from beyond Augusta, Ga. We
received Boston papers of the 18th; New York, Pha-
delphia, Baltimore and Washington of the l3th-none
from Charleston.
Will the Post. Office authorities inform the public
how papers from New York have, on two occasions
this week been received wentyfour hours in advance
of the mail. Though no "cupable neglect" is
charged, yet there is great relnssncss somewhere,
President Perces opinion to the contrary notwith-
standing.
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oFFICE-No lis GRAyIEE STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures cASrEEs, ScALpIlEAp, WMrESwELISc, SORES and
ULCERS OF every description ja3I 2ply
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RseaaOUetE /! EPcala0EcG =!

KsemOUetE EPcaR0rcty
FROM NO.15 TO II ROYAL. STREET.
4 supply Of CREME DE BOUZY CHA MPAGNE in quarts
and pins constantly hand which equal the that
10 this market
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and Still. HOOK ADFIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
IL II DI ES;
SAHERAC, Of the Vintage Of 1876 19S ud 1906 and other
brands.
w HIS Y:
or all descripions-Scotch Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pins and quarts.
Also =.
On hand, my usual assortment of the best WINES and IL
QUORS in the MARKET which will sold on as reasonable
terms any other house in the city.
SEWELL 7. TAYLOR
dT 2ptf No II pov.1 street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-21

Il LYcEUM LECTURES. Another Of the present series
Of Lyeeum Lectures will be delivered this evening,
at the Lyceum Hall, by Prof Gould, Of whose previ-
GUS discourse we gave the outlines and general pur-
port day before yesterday The subject Of which he
will treat is" the relation astronomy bears to other
sciences " theme full Of intere st and which, the
former lecture is sufficient guarantee will be well,
scientifically and plainly treated I'VE again advise
those who seek for useful and profitable amusement,
combined with real sterling education, to avail them
selves Of the present opportunity. Itmay not come
ooa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-21
CAN'T goa Stop tAest Cough ?

Toa Will do it ccctualy il You only Try DUtONGES FEC
TORAI, RALSAkIr SYRUF which is the best and safest
medicine now in ilse. all affections of the Lungs
CoIs il has iel found prevent ihut readf seuurge
whenever timely applied. For sale ny the proprietor,
+. p. DUCONGE,
F.ICr hart trrpt.
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After three years of yexatious delays New Workers
have finally secured the Central Park, with its 600
acres of land its delightful scenery and pure at
atmosphere fact upon which we most heartily
congratulate them
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Auttiolr salts.

Paintings at auction Of declining house keeping
BY8GARDNER SMITH, Anconeer r.
: .omm y. s1 a Hgs ~ No
Es sss %fsf a sas @
n ns aes d haSs'GS Ha ?s A'' '' ''
pinno, S h"d few valuable oil Paintings one Con-
cori Of France A. D. 1906 by Albert purer, seEn 80,
CONTINUATION SALE or MELVILLE CO.'S STOCK
for dissolution of Partnership.
by a, ROBERTSON, Auctionecr,
rV,EFIS DAY, Feb. 21st, at 10 O'Clock, anA toll
lowing days viii be sold at auction at the store 50 Canal
nr f dd Wss ~ Si :" @ ssS nE
G ass S @ % y @ n .,
The Watch Materials and Fixtures Of both stores will he sold
TERMs@ Hndcr o sasn 500 TO S5oo six mqanhs;
cent, for approved endorsed notes. - lel9 II
FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
BY TIIOs. PATTERSoN-A. ROBERTSON, Aucioneer.
l FeS M ar 9" s.s SIfboc ST. at the New
large and general assortment Of SECOND hand rTnre
S%E TsSss Ssn sSEs's M' %s
asy GH po o%s s d 1e Sss' M
IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE, ON ACCOUNT OF
Departure. s-.-.-. =.
BY BENJAMIN KENnIG.
, banks Arcade Viii 10 sold the following described pro
perry without reserve on account Of the owner leaving the
certain Lot Of Ground with all the improvements thereon
bounded BY benton "w FTann t !bs y Mpomene and
depth between parallel lines OF III feet inches the line
towards TCrlsichore street.
House containing rooms, with double Kitchens the yard
divided by good board fence the Yards recently filled In
good woods shed cers in each yard and all other necessary
buidingi the anqees are all paved in front of the pro-
TfnfS-Onc half cash. balance at YEARS. credit, for notes
bearing mortgage the property with per cent rem date,
Mt maturity uicl itcfeht ol o per cehi pc
nun. until final payment. ,,....
unu of tic above property be few days previous
! 10 the day of sale, at i'lnks Arcade lelo
| VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY On GRAvIER ST.,
on account Of departure Tor California. $50,
BY BENZ AMlN KENDIG
c,a v5rUylAy Feb, 2:s, Mt ~ o'clock IT,, Mt
y Banks Arcade will be sold the following described
rty without reserve OF shc leaving the
Two Lots Of Ground with The Improvements thereon in
the square bounded by Gturier Common st. teter lno Frank
Lot measuring inches line HFHvier street. by
depth Of 50 feet and M Of foot between parallel lines anl ~
of tuSier and St fetcf NOV ffhnkD
street making the whole front of both lots On ravier street 81
feet and lines. .... -. .. ..- ,,,
cninetsi an building will, twoory kitchens il the rear Of
each building containing two rooms one tso aGa one aaGVe
house, yard paved and ati necessary oHthidgS. me
cuelt divided by good board icIc% and alley ways to
TIe p,opelty Is in repair and brings monthly rent
Of 80.
Th opportunity for small investment as tho
property Is to be sold without reserve. 49, ~
TERMS-Onc half cGS ,le buace at years credit VIII
OF per cent Der ault. if paid at maturity 10 bear
tcrcst Of s per until final payment; -
before A. sfahereuu, Notary Public, ut Inc eS
pesc of HE purchaser ,, ,
plan Of the property can be seen NJ me Arcaei ICY
prcviolS TO day OF sale --~---4----l ITO
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So o., 90 o.
Fssfproectg HgaraseN E'iuls lottery.

FshR1,yot ctg Egardsetc E'{gls LOTTERY
BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF ALABAMA.
Southern Military Academy Lottery.
For HIarch-Ciass Anew Series.
TO BE DRAWN MARCH 18TH, ls56, IN THE CITY OF
MONTGOMERY ALA,
Capital Prize Eight Thousand Doiinrs!'
Price Of TcketsWholes s. Halves, So 30 Quarters 81 o.
Prizes in Lottery paid thirty days ner the drawing
in hills of ~Ircic paving Bank without hetcon-ony pre-
sentaou of the TicLe! drawing the Prize
81 Bills of all Banks taken pa. Al ccmmuni-
cations strictly confidential
SAML SWAN, Agent and Manager,
f.2 Montgomery Via.
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Inconsistencies of cotton yesterday were
light, being 1875 bales for Liverpool.
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THuRspAY MORNING, FEBRUARY q, 1856.
10 The officers Of the fine steamers Belfast and
sE. D. il. have our thanks for river favors. II


Fl CoRREcTToN. In our Calendarh Of last Week--
Sunday, the 9th speaking Of the capture OF the
British sloopofwar Peacock BY the American vessel
4 Hornet, We spoke of Capt James Lawrence, VINO
commanded the latter, as relative to the one who
defended the Chesapeake when taken BY the Shannon
a correspondent has corrected our oversight "Ihe
James Law renee who commanded the Horned was
the same who calamity fell when the Chesapeake was
taken. Hewas made captain for the capture Of ne
Peacock; took command of the Chesapeake 3S guns
sss mortally wounded and his ship taken June lst,
1915, BY the English frigate Shannon OF Boston
Harbor, having put to sea with Q crew mostly o.
I green landslnen. & III has ON thanks
t=f
NINE sTRAKoscHs BENEFIT. III should be borne
in mind BY all lovers Of music that the grand concert
Of Mile Parodi, this evening" is for the benefit Of
Mime strakosch, and that the attractions are of
calculated to draw forth all Of our cit
iaas whoare fond Of fine music, finely and artistica
" rendered. Prominent in the catalogue will be no
iced the national melodies Of this country and
yFrance--tIe 4 Marse1aise 7 and the " Star Spangled
Banner either Of which, BY Of its own merits
alone is sufficient to draw crowded house. Thepro-
g1arlne may be seen in another column, and tickets
may eprocnred at the same places asupon the days
Of previous concerts.
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FURNITURE AT AUCTION
by TIIOS. PATTERSON-A. ROBERTSON, Aucioneer.
FRIDAY, Feb. ~, at IL O'Clock, at the New
IL Auction Mart JOG Camp street. will be soi = ..r
large and general assortment Of secohl-lnnd FURNITURE
comprising Sofas; SdebOards; Center, Card Extension and
Dining Tables Arnors; Dressing Bureaus; Rockers Mahag
any, Cane md Chars Curas WashstanIs Mat
ressrs. Pillows. t,amns three DIES fol
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What possible advantage es England derive from the pro;
ysrtorae Of tie Mosquito territory for the seizure of the island
for OF rights Belize palry they there's
no question is doubt glorious thing TO carry of
Soto Majesty jamaica and then after he has
cred Of his three four days devotion TO the ceIe
rated rum that island stuff his sable limbs into generals
uniform 10 him with cooked hat to annoin him with
palm oil out Of caaha put cane as sceptrc in
his hand and to send him back his naked subjects, with all
The that wait protected royalty but surely even
this qualification, aud that of occupying the island OF R'aan
NAV be bought too dear.