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New YORK LIFE INSURANCE CoMPANy-There IS
no associated enterprise better designed to secure
individual interests than that Of Life Insurance The
necessity for such protection has called into existence
numerous companies so that parent office OR its
agencies can now be found in all the cities and towns
Of the Union. We know Of no one of the number
that possesses greater claims to public confidence
than that Of the New York Life Insurance Company.
On this subject the St. Louis Herald remarks #
The New York Life is one of the oldest in the Uni
ted States and we can safely add one Of the most
solvent. 1T is under the management of Morris
Franklin, President and Pliny Freeman, Actuary-
| two gentlemen long and faVorably known in New
York city for their financial abilities. The former
before taking charge Of this Company was popular
1 Alderman, who must be remembered by many Of our
citizens from that city. This Company has had an
agency here for nine years. and we are informed
that their business is larger than any other lle lle
/ Company. *'-3 + s|--ztEazz4s Etsagtl!zt,
They have pursued a proper and judicions course
in selecting from their numerous customers SIX
known citizens to act local directors Ihese sen,
| tlemen hold large policies from this company, a.a
many of them are personally identified WITH tne llls
rance interests of this city, thereby ilahis sne
competent Judges of the condition ana s0iselSS oi
other companies. a. quarterly semlanhnal anu , an
nua statement of affairs of the present olce IS sem
on to this agency. After due examination Inc pHse
tnrs mass their opinion and endorsement as 20 Tn
+, un5oubted solyency of the Company. which place
this Institution on footing with the most laYoTs
; COMPANIES The endorsement OF such men as 1ofI
the Local Board ought to be snheient guarantee
those wishing to aVall themselves " ee teA aene
Il of Life Insurance. s$ 1s&s
a This Company has also an agency in this Gil
: under similar government, Messrs G. G. Lathrop
e Co. are the Agents. See adyertisemement
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Explanatory. $t n
The following letter, as the Kentuekian said Of
HENgY CIAY'a mouth e speaks for ITSELF Ifsyyay
brought to us by an esteemed member Of the bar ii
this city, who gives the writer the highest character
for integrity and moral worth. Therefore we owe,
and accordingy tender Mr. Coon apologies for the
unintentonal wrong We have done him. We e back
down, ineontinently subside, I, aekno#
ledge We are & in for it and are willing to forgive
anybody and everybody on earth, just to be let Oft
this time Were we in Cleveland we would offer him
out hat-thafs e & awayWe have Y down here--and
as s one Of us win probably be in Cleveland In two
o. fhfee months shall insist upon presenting Mr. G..
WIN fhe finest tile obtamable iii e them parta'' y
y u must say that we told the
s'ry as lt vas told to us without any exaggeration
aha VIII come and as Ne had been
peFsoItaly g cognzant o cases-they are not SO
'efy srafe--sfe flid not see anything remarkably
s1fahge ABOUT ~ and accordingly believed and wrote
The following il the letter rsferred a. "a
sLHyELs o., March % 1856
GeHt2eatea aaBrIn that most Il,
life is practical Joke, and the hsrsst MI
ceptns the Thames tunnel, practical Tsr
my communication VIII, think good fho a1ys prpo4i
tions. 5s
;he eontepttble specimen humanity Mat ysr 5a,
graced shee leather i, noisy iditine
fragrant Hyp9crcy and e connected at
oloist Journal and denouncing the South md
expressing profound pity poor slave and anay q
owning onethird Of Orleans directing
the boy 70 be sold for the df realizing the
Now submit that The = candid reader INNS. a1iosr he
above to be rather picture and yoH
that under obligations you youcln for II as al
1 .aceurae'' account Of g the subscriber
This seem 70 be matter o but consequence to an
Individual % remote and myself
eess not to be exhibited before readers tie public
yourcity whose well justice to
and TO myself will thank state that an editor
but lawyer; NOT noisy aboonist, qHt citizen that
never owned interest Of in slave and
as offered such sale and
that and myself the victims ef practical
ioker whose manifest destiny Il to Lei
i him be anathemat
Very respectfully yours
ii b N
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s! GALVESTON, April 8 1856.
We receive anal from New Orleans twice week,
which is aboutis often as you get one from New
York: SO, upn the score of news, we.are even 3 s.t
Our little twn with its seven thousand inhabitants
located on sand bank away out at sea, and visible
to the nabd eye from the deck of an inward bound
vessel asar as would be a'meetn' house, in fog
is at writing carrying lively little trade
with tE country, besides shipping large amount Of
prodPe northward. The Trinity river has been in
roofnavigabe condition for several weeks past al
oyng some thirteen thousand bales of cotton, besides
mch other produce to find their way to this port
mere are six steamboats, engaged in getting out the
,roduce much of which has lain over from last year
they will all make profitable season of it, provided
the river keeps up, which from present appearances
it is likely to do j55 ssEla s5E55l d .sa5s
We are dependent upon this rirerfor good portion
of our trade and we therefore watch its fluctuations
with as much interest as ever did Wall street broker
the stock market A meeting Of our citizens was
held the other evening to devise ways and means to
have regular communication with the town of Liberty,
on that river by means Of light draught steamboat.
This if carried out, will be of great advantage to
for there is o large section Of country above and
around Liberty that would send their cotton to that
point, if they were certain Of getting transportation
At present all their cotton goes to Houston and finds
its way here only to be transhipped We are already
beginning to derive benefits from the Buffalo Bayou,
Brazos and Colorado railroad, which is completed
from Harrisburg on the bayou to the Brazos river.
This road when carried to the Colorado river, will
have its terminus in the richest cotton region of the
State Galveston will eventually be its other terminus
indeed, is so now. ~ gsH
We are beginning to have delightful weather; all
the trees not killed by the frosts leang out beau
tifuly.. The lemon crop on which we all made large
calculations will be total failure tree escaped
the frost. :44s. 4.i .a&&5,$f, NJ 5Ef{5sa
Among the arrivals by last steamer from your city
il the Rev. Mr.. Harris the Spirituast. He lectures
tonight and will doubtless have good audience,
as he has wide reputation for literary ability and
oratorical talent. T., -.,sg.7E ss+fa. !
In our market nothing special to report. Middlins
cotton 94c.; Good Middng, 81 to loc.; Madline a
Fair, lO3c. . ,- Respectfully, oyurs,
| '' NEPTUNE.
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REG ULAR PACK ETS.

sysZ REGULAR TUESDAY hWEEKI.Y
| e-lllMLeeSlV VICkSBURG AND ASHTON a G d 7.
fs:ss4EsSaz Steamer Frank Lyon-For Ashton, Pich
ers Point Providence Mikens Bend. Vcksburg War
enon New Carthage Grand Gulf Rodney and NachezThe
elegant swift running packet steamer FRANK
LYON Capt H. Estes, will eaye for the above and all in
o'clock r NJ place of the steamer Magnolia For fregh
passage apply on board, or to
as ...-.,.-. +. D. SMllti, L New LeNea.
This boat will responsible for any letter package
tanning MONEY! ewery other vuuables, unless regular bills
adng arc taken specifying and valne and the
freight pad nor any ynnRbe deposited with the Clerk by the
passengers or contained in their baggage.
a PORT HUDSON AND WATER
LOO PACKET Me- New Latona, Emile Gross osd
repaired and newly painted will her trips in the above
trade, leaving New Orleans every ut O'CLOCK A. NJ
and every MONDAY, at O'Clock P. NJ.
Latena will be ready to take freight eysy Menday
Goua Plaqnemine Baton Rouge. Lobdels Store Port Hud
SON Waterloo and all intermediate landings.
a., ,o,rl Gn
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

. -. NEW ORLEANS JACK
80 80 fHs7s fTEf7soN AND GREAT NORTHERN
ABROAD, Depot on Caliope
street corner Of CLARA street, near the New Basin,
o''0' ~ SUMNER ARR4NGEMENT
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Osyka daily at 6 A. NJ.
eocr New Orleans Mt II A. NJ Leaves New Orleans daily
at AZ P NJ Renches Osyka at P. Passengers received
and funded at al intermediate stations.
FAREFour cents per mile each way Children and servants
half price
FREIGHT TRAIN from the City to Osylta all inerme
Osyka to New Orleans intermediate stations every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday. tE''s h. -.sL
Season Tickets issued application at moderate price
GEO II. HAzLEEURST, Gen'l Super't.
Tri-Weekly Line of STAGES TO JACKSON, Miss. nj
~, 49, asss L0USAs AND GREAT WEST
S22lEssaatt,sEs5gL-NIREERN RAILROAD.
--g7. SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS.
This Road open for passengers and freight from giers
to Bayou Bout Of seventy miles, and after
" ~ PASSENGER TRAINS:
s t,o nonot ot A1,rcrs every aay at -, S.3O A. NJ
Leaves 'ne pepo' " 9!Eat,lo orery io!. "t S.sH NJ
:. 1,,o,, T, o,,f @ ear. DO y ot az I5.gn p NJ
Arrive ~ i'"' W Do'u '' S I,n,IT,,rr,,, M, ~ - "
hEIufNlNd:
Leave Bayou Buuff. 1870 P. NJ.
Arrive at Grena na......................5:2 .5:20 ?. NJ.
at Agiers .................... $3.50 p. NJ. 49,
Fare each way .S3 90
the foot Of St. every morning. at O'Clock precisely
Freight received for Bayou Bnuand intermediate Sta
ons by the tho wharf the foot of ST. Louis street
every day until O'Clock T. NJ All up freight must be pla by
e ben aVou des Amandes Raceand Lafourehe Crossing
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DEAD! READ!!- BILLIARD TABLE AND BOX
II Annfactory Oyster Shell Lime Sifted for Sugar Makers
and Builders. b ANTOGNINI Manufacturer Of BILLIARD
near evee BOXES for Of any sic made to order
making and building always hand DRESSED PINE
FLOORINGS and CEILINGS SAVINGS, TURNlNGs for
builders Stores houses repairs OF any kind made
" nov. @ The public are invited to call and see. sly
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TELEGRA HE'D yT0 THE CREsC L CE1lJ
DIR. aRAaAfG ! pA..RDo1TED. ]. !.

NEW York, April 6-D Dr. GraIann, Who killed Col.
Loring in the ST. Nicholas Hotel, some months ago,
has been pardoned by Gov. Clark.
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Wholesale and Retail in fine Watches Jewery Rich
tel New oreans respectfully invites the attention Of Wholesale
Hs 5r eo6D "d &
PGsd SiHsou hs Shell and Buffalo Combs of
5 every description Of his manufacture and
roET & II nGei eane Hair Pins
F14sSS $s'PS Books
cuS fS5f$ ss !sSPs % fi
Ss Scissors Rzor Life Pre- I fng Mse,s ana
Tackle Of %HE TS5iiE Nv Angler
Tobas and real Joseph Johnson with ne
of Swiss and English Levers together with large stock
% 1 s Esn cs 5eTe @
s n hhTH Ss %
a Every article warranted represented or the money re-
@- Watches, Jcwelry etc. carefully Repaired and war
ranted. m1g
R NW s1 & s5 sAy1a@s
h msn a1 dnys M ss isssP
and Saturday evenings from to oGlSGk 5 X rsceved
ntsd y tss at St ot
5ss sf ssS nqsi q PEW S
Of @ and mo
e s sfs fas 81 t6s pS
SfI isas s h
No Trustee can directly indirectly borrow any OF the funds
or receive any pay emolument whatever. b .-ao
Certificates Of deposits, having interest a. rste 70 ~
upon will be issued for not less than SVO io
| specified time r,nrps
l Eaorre Eustis A. D. Kelly, '-- MiIian NoSet,
| W NJ Mercer Geo Urquhart. T. B. sumner,
| G. C. Duncan, A. teine, Tbossh WAX
Whelmus Bogart, z NJ Moo1i - rhU5 70 M Hthnrs re-
Thos. A. Adams, f. A brauSt9h SISph p1;dsnt -; m ~
| A. D. KELLY,
! ' =' WIN. :VOGEI, : Vice President
bsB ;: B: W1fhEEs, STHhEEks' Treasurer.
NB-Conies Of the Act Of Incorporation and Bylaws c.
| be obtained OF the Office. r. A@o ~
mo PI.ANTERS.-TH0sE WHO DESIRE CAR
l. lima GOLDEN SEED RICE and SEED PEAS are inSi'
| to leave their orders with the subscribers.
! fell BARELLI & CO., No, 81 Common street.
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TENN EssEE RIVER.

Will leave TUESDAY. sth inst, at O'clock !: N;
F, FOR TENNESSEE RIVER
Elaa Ea The and light-draught steamer East
;Ea4ss5s port, W. C. Harrison, MASTER, will leave as
above for Easpor Florence and Tucumba For freight
passage apply on board, or to -. f-
LEWIS SNAPP & CO., 81 Front street.
The Eastport will take freight for Napoleon Memphis Hele
na Hickman New Madrid Cairo, Paducah Nashville and all
andn
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LOWER MISSISSIPPI.


VIII leave on TUESDAY, 9Th inst at o'clock T. NJ
; 4fYw:. NEW FOR 1856.
e71lsrs For Memphs-The regular alternate Saturday
tsaa packet BeIfast.-The new light draught and
splendid passenger steamer BELFAST W Taylor MASTER
will leave her next trip above for Memphis Helena Delta
Point Napoleon Gaines and Goons Landings Coim-
ba Greenvle Lake Washington Lake Providence sbg
and all the Bends For freight passage, having fine accom-
modations apply on board or to = ,.s
EThe Belfast will remain in the trade the entire and
particular attention given all way and plantation business
Ehe Belfast will take passengers and freight for ST Louis,
Louisville Cincinnati and Nashville connecting at Memphis with
packets for those places. 40
VIII leave WEDNESDAY 9th inst. at O'Clock ?. A. Cd
fYwas> REGULAR MEMPHIS PACKET.
For Memphis Helena Napoleon, Grcenvillet and
sEsa nil landings in the Bends-Ihe regular
senger packet Ingomnr, L. McDonough master will leave
above. For freight apply on board or to
7. B. SMITH, u New Levee street.
EgTc Ipgomar will take freight for Nashville, with the
privilege of rehipmen at Memphis the Nashville and Mem
phs packets John G. Cine John Simpson, CITY of Huntsville
and Embassy. la-@ az
VIII leave on WEDNESDAY, the 9th inst at O'clock p NJ.
TgTTs - REGULAR MEMPHIS WEDNEs
DAY Packet-Fcr Memphis Helena, Napoenn
asssA. Greenville, and all landings in the Benls-Ihe
regular passenger packet TngOmar, i. McDonough
will be ready e receive freight on Monday morning
AZ John E. HYDE Il CO.. 66 Poydras street.
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Will leave on MONDAY. 7th inst. O'clock P. NJ.
. rpm FOR JEFFERSON. Crexasl SHREFE-
- port, Grand Ecore, Grand Bayou Campe Al
Fgss@A exandria Gortons Landing and all intermediate
landings. The fine light draugh steamer lone Stnr j. s.
Smith, master will leave for the above and all intermediate
landings above For freight passage apply board foot
of Bienvie street.
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FY%, u, NIAIL-FOR MANDEVILLE LEW
isburg and Coyington-The fine Vir-
Esszs- ginla Pearl, Captain J. W. Hoffman, will
follows for the above and intermediate land
ngs, viz: t@"5
sEoM n Monday FROM
Wednesday..., 10 A. NJ cars Tuesday A. n
Friday. 10 A. NJ cars Thursday 4. n
Saturday. .l2 NJ. Saturday. A. N
Fare 81; Meals 50 cents.
For particulars, apply on board, or to
m27 If D. c. I.OWBER, 9s Magazine street.
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DEMOVAIThe undersigned has removed to NO.
where he will devote his whole time to his professional business
as an Aorneya Law Notary Public, and Commissioner Tor
nearly every State in the Union ,r,,,,.,, oIrp1erv
sl5 GIN hi'1HA<h+n 0HA'h'' -
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a%ga FOR MOBILE DIRECT, DAILY
zsss|StS U; S. MAIL LINE-Winter Arrangementt-The
A. Heirn master Floridn W. H. Huchings master Cal
ifornia Myers MASTER having been built expressly for the
Lake trade with superior accommodations Of the above
will leave the Lake end Of the Railroad
will stop Pascagoua Monday and Thursday evenings
Cabin Fare to Mobile. .:.....-... ...............S5
Ae'1 '''''' r CEDDES Arent IN Rank Place
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OUACHITA RIVER.

OUACHITA RIVER.
VIII leave TUESDAY, Sth inst. at o'clock T. A.:
, r. . REGULAR OUACHITA PACKET
ARlAtsE5a For Camden, Beach Hill Little Bay Champag-
sasasAsfsa mole, Wilmington, Pigeon Hills Marie Saline,
Landing, Munroe Trenton Columbia, Harrsonbnrg
Trinity all intermediate landnThe fine light draft
steamer p s. stacy Len Mnoe mast master e. will leave as
LEWIS ENAPP * CO., 81 Front street.
Will leave on Tu ESDAY Sl inst, at o'clock P. NJ.
HD@s REGULAR OUACHETA PACKET.
s4ELs The splendid fast running passenger steamer Id.
Ss~ss7 $. Sfacy, Moore, master, will leave as above
Alabama Landing OHacha City mouth of Bayou Barhol
ba Pine Bluffs Harrisonurg and all intermediate landings.
al '7s T. B. SMITH, 12 New Levee
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER
Will leave on MoND AY. 7th inst. at s o'clock P NJ
FOR FORT SMITH, VAN BUREN,
Fss5s and all intermediate landings superior light
draught passenger Pelican, Capt Geo H. Ashton
leave above For freight passage apply board
to ,-5 LEWIS SNAPP d Co, 81 Front Levee.
~ The Pelican is receiving freight at the foot Of
Shippers and merchants rely on her.
she will remain in the above trade all the a3
EsTsThe Pelican will take freight for all the bends.
Will leave TUESDAY. sth inst. at o'clock P. NJ.
Fr3sa FOR ARKANSAS RIVER-THE
fa4E1lLR fine fast running passenger steamer Moses
$780, Greenwood, A. Thomas, MASTER will
danelles Iewsbur Little Rock Pine Bluffs and all inerne
landings Arkansas River For freight passage
apply on board or to r,,,n, ,o r..
nj Y. SNAIP 4 Gl 81 + ront Street.
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CRECIAN PAINTING. MISS s. g. WILCOX
T has spened rooms formation Of Glasses in this beau
full Art now taught for the first time in this city The short
nerfecton render it deservedly popular
nThe ladies respectfully invited 70 visit her roons at
No Camp street. between St. Joseph and Deiord Streets
issy- Rooms open from IL A. NJ. to 3P. NJ. ,@gs
PS-Mss W. will give Private Lessons to pupils aa their
residence, if required Jal2 5m
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Will leave on MONDAY, 7th inst, at o'clock P. N:
nGss FOR HURRICANE BL IT s,
Shreveport Grand Bayou, Grand Ecore, Camp
A!exandra Gorton's and all 9teTmeda.e
Compromise, b. W. Kay master, will leave as above.
For freight or passage apply on board or to 4
81 ' T. B. SMITH, IL New Levee street.
g1Ths Compromise will take freight for above the Raft
steamers White Cliffs Aida and Fanny Fern, freight will
go through without detention. AZ
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Will leave on MONDAY 7th inst, at 5 o'clock ?. NJ.
Rss FOR RED RHVER.-THE FINE
FAAnIEas e light draught steamer Compromise b. W.
ssEazzssa Kay muster, will leave for Hurricane Blnf
Shreveport Grand Bayou Campte, Grand Ecore Alexandria,
Goons Landing all intermediate landings, above. For
freight or passage, apply on board, or to
=. LEWIS SNAPP Il CO., 81 Front street.
The Compromise will take freight for above the Raft with
the privilege reshppng have made arrangements with the
White Cliffs Aida and Fanny Fern; freight will
through without detention, F. al
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gerlnes.
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mo PLANTERS.-THosE WHO DESIRE CARO-;
linn GOLDEN SEED RICE and SEED PEAS, are invited
to leave their orders with the subscribers.
fell BARELLI & CO., No, 81 Common street.
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viii leave on TUESDAY 9Th inst. at 8 O'Clock T. NJ.
ffgS :, REGULAR FORT TOEVsON PACK
ET-The splendid fast running passenger steamer
ss5=a B. e. Clark, Capt. J, Lodwick, will leave
above, for Fort Towson, Fulton, Carksye Shreveport
Grand Ecore Grand Bayou, Aexandria Gorton's Landing
all intermediate landings For freight passage, having
superior aceommodations apply on @ beard AZ or to
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MICA RA GU A.

Sails on THURSDAY, April 10. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ IL
,1E5aas FOR NICARAGUA, PUNTA ARENAS.
Y T iEEIEy The and magnificent steamship Charles
Morgan, Henry Place. commander, will7leave
above For freight passage having superior aecomoda
tions, apply to 90 t'- q. eH47. 7.1
HARRIS MORGAN, .a
opposite Steamship Landing.
RATES OF PAssAGE-Cabn, $50; Steerage. $50. nl3l!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-15

DETENTION AND SUFFERING ON THE TOLEDO
RAIRoADThe passenger train which left Toledo yester.
day morning at IN O'Clock did not reach this city until
TX O'Clock last evening, having been seventeen hsurs
making the passage, that should have been made
than FIVE While in the forests of Ottawa county the
connecting water pipes leading from the tank 10 the boiler
ro2e and burst rendering the engine useless except
far the water already in the boiler service The
engineer his engine and started for the nearest
station for help but had gone only short distance be-
fore he run into drift without the possibility of exs
Treating himself The train left In the woods three
were women and children. The intense cold occasioned
much suiering several feet and hands frozen one
Of the remen on the engine after they into the
bank had both feet frozen and the engineer and NO
other persons carried him mile their backs TO the
nearest house, the poor fellow suffered pain An
engine found at Port Clinton and the train
Ia coming thcough.-CiTe'and PLAN Dealer, Jan TO-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-15

heard the object to invade Ireland; Csptsn Burke
said there were many hundred thousand lrtshmen IN
America they were armed and organised they could a.
land and America; Kenifeck Burke spoke of the mis-
snagement of Ireland replied that the conmotion In
Ireland WA subsidized understood that to be the
principal witness for the prosecution no one told
was anxious TO come on the stand, because was
charged with being in the pay Of Consul Rowecro and
desired to free myself from such imputation by my
At the request of Mr. Groesbeck the letter addressed
to the Irish Emigrant Association" was opened and
found to be bill for rent
Court I'D journed till 10 A. M. tomorrow