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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-12

New Orleans, Feb. 4, 1854.
Having bad the Louisiana Dry Dock painted with the
8RIDG EWATER PAIN T. and its merits thoroughly tested
in opinion with Capt Thomasson, of the Magnolia
and Capt. Brown of the Porpoise. We cheerfuy
mend said paint a superior article.
HUGHES, YALETTE THOMAS, Louisiana Dock Yard.
J. ?. WHITNEY Il CO., Agents Louisiana Dry Dock Co.
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Certificate Of Capt. 81. Clair 7homasson, of the
Steamer Magnolia.
a New Orleans, Dec. g 1851.
Having painted the hurricane deck the passenger
Magnolia under my command, with the BRIDGEWATER
PAiNf, cheeruliy recommend for its mpervous qualities
and have no hesitation in pronomcing SUPERIOR
mineral paint before the public believe be
certain protection against the effects orparks and ciners
has also proved entirely waterproof my decks
months use. (SigiedD ST. G, THOMASSON.
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Certificate Of Capt r. Tucker, of ship Helen
MCGdu

lIcGau.
New Orleans March 20 1856.
have tested the Bridgewaer Paint forwhch G. Bogert
Co. agents, in various ship the
years. have found in superior
have 1t is, in my opinion invaluable as durable
and protective substance recommend masters for
ships use in preference any other.N
(Signed,) R. TUCKER,
Master of ship Helen McC1aw,
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Certificate of Capt 1aos S. Minott, of Ship Oxford

New Orleans, May 4 1852
have used the BRIDG EWATER PAINT on the iron work
the decks and tarpauls the ship Oxford
entirely satfac LIND that the ruslnr
Of and rong of wood and prevented by the
the Mineral Paint ship and
valuable and thrifty paint. THoS. S. MINOTT.
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log Canal street. New Orleans.
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED NEW
copartnership in commendum under the style PLAS
SAN. STANISLAS PIASSAN
RAYMOND CAHUZAC,
:. In Commendum.
Ne tao
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- Ut = New Orleans. Feb g. 1857.
have used the Brdgewate Paint months
brick and plasered buildings and tin single canvas
roofs and in instance has given the fullest
From tests and experiments made my immediate
ton testify to its being proof against the effects sparks
and cnders and protection against leaks consider
perfo TO mineral paint have
all outdoor purposes possessing qualities that particularly
commend it for use in Southern climate. = ? =
JOSEPH BENSON, Painter,
No. 1872 Camp street.
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y
gu T L A s T
LONDON NOVEL.
JUsT PUBLIsBED
(From Early shee,.l
KNAVES AND FOOLS;
FRIENDS Of r. BOHEMIA
sstiricsl Novel Of London Life
EDw..D x Witty
THE Stranger in Parliamsnt).
limo. handsomely bound in Cloth Illustrated 80 PIP.
Price 81 Is.
From The London Athenxum.
Bohems as we suppose every one Is aware cant wore
with much reputation, and pretty with very tte b.
the classes who epuied i've By their Wit. journalist.
in nj. rsson and AXE. il. eoiors VIVA. the story ,ha
not hint except say that vigorous ssmentay and dra
"''' , oTAis " SATIRE AND AMUSEMENT
Governing Glasses, The Old Lottery; IT.. Good to be Msrry
and Wise &c. Forced Orange Blossoms; Wedding Rims
too sr T y ns s Dinner DIM
Treasure TrOye The Family Weak Sons and ssrsns
lance too seiash selRsiance Di..ra.t All Nen Dnnr
and Dessert London HeTmits; Phlosophic Gossip Ids
Sne.t; The Law Of Divorce Night; morning; Mad Story
Tue Love Story Msrisse Assn. the Mode; Contracts ia
T Ma Of l.Ss ka DR fIss
Bachelor Life Fact. and FStite. selsvcse History The
Brothers; The Rse.er.; Ri.k. Of Cautious Services New
sehso sea Strict. Il c. s and sS TS'
Cartridges and Paploes BouoEne; HE VIII aud the Deed
Incobeent Near the Clouds; What Hand Can Do AGAINST
Family Judge and Prisoner on Trial One Moral OF Story
Anti Bohemia; Concludins; After Rasselss
Extract from
NOTICE OF THE AUTHOR.
BY Dr.. SHELTON MACKENZIE:
"KSAyEs Fools Or Friends Of Bohemia i sstirica
London life Qtersry social and piic Of the present
don Of The Liverpool Journal Of the best
provincial in England bold and liberal in lite poll
tics and crowded With Mr. Witty attracted much a.
telon that when The Leader Ia London weekly estab
lament he made running comments week after week, on
and said in the Legislature by leading Of all
parties frequently introducing graphic personal sketches
those whose conduct he touched on"
bic He now editor Of The Northern Whz the leading Lib
journal In the North Of Ireland Mr. Witty has already
many novelties anonymously in various magazines
and experience therefore in what noyelsts want
ng-the conduct Of story" N Y. Tribune.
This his first complete work, IL -
A SATlRICAL NOVEL
the brilliant character combining expose OF Ger
tain literary and artistic cques in London, together with
story plot Whh quantness and interest," has been
CHRISTIE TOMBSTONE"
PEG WOFFINGTON"
h CHARLES READE.
The demand for this famous production having already
hausted the First Edition. the Publishers compelled to
SECOND EDITION,
liberal discount Booksellers when ordered in quantities
Frat Come Firf Served.
Sold Agents the and all Booksellers Sent care
fully BY mail, postpaid, on receipt OF price
RUDD'G CARLETON, Publishers and Bookseller
No. $40 Broadway, New York.
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90 farmers an1 Others.

A NEW FRUIT and FLOWER CATALOGUE
N for le7-With description and prices Of al Trees and
Plants needed In the Garden, Lawn Orchard Green House,
Winery Nursery with the latest novelties. will be forwarded
on application Carriage Of all packages paid Boston New
York. b. NJ. WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries.
Plymouth, Mass.
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DYNE AND HARRISON OPEkA r rmCoiN -
L THEIR LAST 4, a .sp soAsfEr ~ AA''
( 4 4 81 THE NEW
On T6 yS,p 4Tt nfi ( i sSa.d~.y
M, o,ns eminent artists have volunteered sneir VAHsoe
'''"'e' MISS LOuIsA PYNE'
MR.. Z. M0LLEyHAuER,
THE celebrated Violinft
nonwo,r MS ssy LEACH; RAND
Mr. APT0MMAs,
= trh s TsN % aa RaIHs;5ss and
Conductor Friday xTTERSooN May l. 1851 '' ''''
PROGRAMME.
l. fH'msni pSob%oRrHs MILITARY BAND
Song The Flag Of'ss usq %r.cH "ala'e
s. Csvstina Cast. Diva Normal
& Irish Ballad, Ora Cal Mss q n;soS
Ballad I'm s's'iM Z. T sSsis PYSE b. h'"s'
''' map No T. .TssntsiIs' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
? post " O N,5tina"' . a, " Wallace
Miss LOUISA PYNE and Mr. W. HARRISON.
g. Violin solo-Mr MoLLENHAUER
Irish SONG Pm not M ny; s L 4 az
10 Scotch Song c %.. t tsisse p PSsE
H. Fantasia bsS LTxRY B%SD
IL Irish Ballad "k miss sn MssSqI PSSE
IS New Song Farewell America" written expressly for
the occasion. n
MR. w. HARRISON.
a. Duet The Ties Of Friendship. BENEDICT
MISS LOUISA PYNE and MISS SUSAN PYNE
Balcony seats 81 each orchestra seats 81 ~ private
boxes s2 aud 20 each Tickets to all other parts OF the
house, 90 cents
Bsioony and private boxes only be
obtained Of the box office.
Doors open at O'Clock; Concert 20 commence q
Tickets be had Of Henry Raioward, Chief Engineer OF
the FIe the following Committee Of Arrange
ments:
John ~ Gepn Geo Wilkes, John Garcia,
Jas. L. Miller Henry NJ. Graham, Joseph 5. Taylor,
Thos Lawrence, Aonzo Hswey, Geo. w. Anderson,
John Slowey Daniel StanbuIy, Ssm'l A. Suydam,
VIM. NJ Tweed b. w. Osborne, John Clancy,
John Kittleuan, George Bevns, H. A. Thomas,
Vim Thompson James II. Welch, NJ T. Brennan,
WIN Al RandeN David Mlliken, Robert C. Brown,
Joseph Cornell VIM ii. Wickham, Robert II. Ellis,
AIop,o slote ID r. Budd Jas y. Wenmsn,
J. Bryant Smith, Ralph Tremby, Joseph downing
A. ]. Garvey John Lynes, Michael Eicheli,
John McMenomy, John b. Leverieh James A. Flack
GelsncevW Kneyels N L. Farnhsm WIN. A. Wo odhu,
VIM. III. Chsrock Peter Rice, John Wiidey,
Lawrence Taylor, Jas. Y. Watkins, jr, a. b. .enn,
W;liam Vessels John g. Belcher, IT,, WIN. Meehsn
Ionis / Belopi IT, John A. Cregier Richard Kimmens,
Iemnel Van Busiiri John H. Whitney, Josiah s. Colgate,
Iohn r Platt Jas A. Carolin WNcV Williamson
lanes A Forsyth Andrew Nesbit Jesse 3. Sickles.
Also the Actor House Delnonico St Nicholas and Me-
tropoli,an Hotels and VIM. Hall Sons Music store.
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TOR SALE-In Eastern North Carolina, q
Il STEAM sAW-MfLL and Eight hundred IL fn.
Cypress Timber. Apply TO WRIGHT NISSAN,
No. 139 Frontst., Nsw-Yofk
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JEW-YoRK, THURSDAY, APRIL 80, 1857.

4 B Z U 1 l U L. l. T. {,
THE WIDOW OF TOLEDO,
is COMMENCED IN THIS WEEKS
NEWLY ORK LIE ID q Z r..
For sale At al the NEWS OFFICE
ROSS roUsEY, Wholesale Asents No. III Nss..u-.t.
r. HE BEs TT Al L I.
PORTER'S SPIRIT,
THE GREAT PAPER OF THE AGE.
4 4Hg KING IN sf OF THE y WINDS
An lovers good story should not fail to read this admirable
THE DEVILS MARE.
'hN By WESTON FISHER.
4 s ri ao S sii II fT rsSD i" Spirit
The SPED OF OLD Of ,. BOSTON.
FISHING IN 4G ii?ViiSs Z osi'i sEwYoRk
COURAGE AND B 81 ssriSS SCOTT
TIE sEE f iAbiEs COLUMN,
rar Sf EHB Bl xzEF
VI" Th + f TSsi ifsS n eISP8ies FOR 1857
NEw-oRLEANs RACES
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA
FORMING altogether one Of the interesting papers
Issued FOR SALE EVERYWHERE
PRICE 6 CENTS.
A BE 4 IFU L TALE,
"A ENTITLED
THE WIDOW OF TOLEDO,
is COMMENCED IN THIS WEEKS
NEW-Y RK l. l. d q T. r..
For ssle at all the NEWS OFFICES.
ROSS L ToUsEY, Wholesale Agents, No III Ns...u-.t
wv II A T LY's EDITIO
BACON'S ESSAYS.
C. s. FRANCIS sseos I f Tssf fSs'.A This Day
With Annexation. by Richard wSsisy DID, Archbishop Of
Dublin From the second London Edition Revised '0' %"
This I. every way remarkable book We have before
in this TO- S '1s aos, ss PSpSA BY
who Of all living authors. sPBrOses: nesTe in Many 81 a bn
regard boon conferred al educated men that TIL.
volume h,; been gwen 70 the world Nor must WE omit bs
though ts volume be large one written by an
pher the book /. with such attractive
fail to prove readable and entertaining one even to
we're thinking. We have siven but an imperfect idea OF
Archbishop wh;ey AnnOtaOn.of Their rau.s sie. go.
ton their wit their eoquence The extract. we have quoted
Ike .hesi Of wheat brought from field q nund RED
book for themselves" tFrasers Magazine
OK FRIDAY,
Mr.. BELLOWSs ADDRESS:
The Relation Of Public Amusement: to Public Morality e'pe
Address delivered Academy Music before The Amer
can Dramatic Fund Society. BY the Rev. Henry W. Bellows
e 4 U Full TALE,
"A ENTITLED
THE WIDOW OF TOLEDO,
is COMMENCED IN THIS WEEKS
n l. WY o II X l. t. ID Ct r. X.
For sale at all the NEWS OFFICES
ROSS TOUsEY, Wholesale Agents. No. l2i Nssssu-st.
A Companion for DR.. Kane's Arctic ExpI5r aions.
HNHE NORTH PACIFIC SURVEYING AND
l. EXPLORING EXPEDITION or MY LAST CAUSE.
Where went and what By Ii. A. w. HabershAsn
United States Navy. 49,
narrative adventures Of the suthor and his
panions during n late scientific voyage of the
United STATES NORTH PACIFIC SURVEYING AMI
EXPLORING EXPEDITION -t
N the Malay Isands the Coasts Of China Foro
az Jana Siberia and the mouth 81 the Anoor
River SpIenddly Illustrated with Wood and Steel
Fnsrayinrs representing the customs Of the almost
UNKNOWN TRIBES AND NATIONS VISITED BY THE
EXPEDITION,
and other general interest which fell under the OBJ
sery stion of the author. - -
FOR SALE BY BOOKSELLERS GENERALLY.
One Volume, octave. Price. ~ Is.
J. B. LIPPIECOTT Co.. Publishers,
No. ~ North 4th-t.. Phaadephs.
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fcrses, Carriages, &r.

Tor SALE-A bay HORSE, l54 hands high, 7
years old sound and kind under saddle in harness.
Inquire at HURSON'S Stable -, near Univrrsty place
CUPERB MORGAN HORSE, price $3.50, with
~ Trottine Wagn and Harness. 500 sstzbe for eoupa
military family sound young 10 hard, high and warranted
Apply at No. rs frsoklin-s
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6peeial Noiifes.


John b. Cough in csnses the
ssT BeeSss THIS Thal.dayj EvENINg April So
, :" s ss Lecture .s for Church
Regular Meesns o. ne sssDns
:tiye Uaics, held .. ,s. Ts%%y w.ls .doped
Ee.esI That we Hereby to become memos'' Oh the
Tygogspaiss Union asl n. 81 the NswYol rrntsr
operative Union in Tammspy hsil on hl a =.
bay fi he ns The funds s9 &c
rHorAs j. KELLY. Secretary pro tenn
Ne,i-.e soecs Committee of the Board of Aldermen
,pponied 20 take the popety Of removing
T. landings the East and North River Steamboats, viii
meet in No. Q, City Hall, on THURSDAY next Sth
All pas. who are interested particularly requested 70
sssjses. LAS STEERS
EDWARD y S MCCONNELL, Special COMMITTEES.
a ala sh coRwis
AssoeiaTISs No who have no: psid ,hsiI o.,
e hereby notified that all lots not paid for on before the
a.s 6sS;.,Ps TTss ,, win
mt" Conn., is sRSs
National Police Gazette
fhs wesk-No 9s Vol XiI-contains
Dalton Divorce Case in Boston. ,.
W y9sD s inSn; thai for Seduction.
Ellen Desmond Rape Case in Bosten.
Dodgers Exposition and List Of Thieves
Scene In the Dead House-sn Engraving
PHILADELPHIA Criminal Cases.
The spproachir,g Trial Of Mrs. Cunningham
IIun.lreds of Crmnal Histories. -,
The great Journal Crimes is published every week
.s,p,;on : per 81 for six months AooresH ~ ~
sr$MoIIR editor Of n. p. Gazette, New York CITY
Rexford,s Bitters.-These BlTTERS are Ss,minstve,
Tonic somshic Dyspeptic, Alternative ana aecou'y
They are prepared with the greatest care entirely nom
yes.tsbIes aud while they highly sanatVe PoPeIc
sre entirely innocent in their effects and revs, and
Th.y invaluable preventive OF Agne anu revc anu
B,ous Diseases should be used BY every one ne VI
travelling In a malarious country. IN. ON .ppprrrr
Tbev are an efeotual cure for LOSS Of ArrGLEltiE'
GFNERAL DEBILITY, FLATULENCf, LiNEh CoM'
PLANT JAUNDICE &C., and very nseiu a. prspe u
,re and cure Of DIARRHOEA and SUMMER COMfLaiNIIS.
They contain no caharc ingredients whatever ana WINE
thew are efcacons caring they more particularly IT,
Commended ar a PREVENTIVE OF DISEASE -
DOsFFrom easpoonfl 10 tablespoonful three OF iour
fines day taken IN water cider se wine, any Innocent
medium debility Of appetite they shoudbe taken
from ten 10 ifteen minutes before eating
Prspsred only By L. NJ. REXFORD, of Bnshamton and
soId only by and f. S. COZZENS, Sole Agent, No 10
Wauenst New York City.
Emigrnnt Intelligence once and Labor Ex.
change has been removed from No Csnal-st TO No u
Wotf.st Cse Antbonystl few doors west Of broadway
No fees charged JAMESP. PAGAN, superintendent.
Boyuton,s Self Cleaning Furnace, the most sue
ss,sla, snds safe heater in the market, Tor sale by
cox, RICHARDSON BOYNToN,
No. S74 Broadway.
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Mmuse3eute. v-

AR. CRAWFORD, Scottish Vocalist, from
uk Europe will give his Entertainment on the SONGS VI
Rooms near Grace Church. Broadway given by him in Lon
don upward Of 100 consecutive nights Pianist MI VA
Broadway, Firth Pond Co., No 57 Broadway and Geio
Jackson No ass Broadway Doors open at ~ commence al
O'clock
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NOTICE to CONTRACTORS.-NEW
IN NEW LONDON and ST0NINGT0N RAILROAD EA-
TENSION.
SEALED PROPOSALS will BE- received At The Ensinssrs
Oaee Stoingon Conn, until THURSDAY, the 7h Of May,
k57 for the Cesrng Grading Masonry and Tuss Bridging
the hswHsven Nevondon and stonnstou Railroad from the
Plans profrs and spechcaon will be ready for s2.ction
al the Office Of the Engineer in StOngon, from MONDAY,
9th April, to THURSDAY, 7th May 1857.
The line has been divided into sections Of about one mile
Persons proposing will do for the whole may propose for
the and Bridging IN the Mystic River separate tho
Company rens the right 70 let the Mystic River work By
ITSELF A
Payments viii BE- nsde monthly In cash. the certificate Il
the Engineer twenty five per cent being retained until conpe
beside which the proposals must contain the Of
responsible known % the Dcors who will b. wiling
10 become sscnry for the fuifulen Of the contract.
The Directors viii the Office 81 the Company In Son-
ingon THURSDAY May 1851 TO declare the Contracts
The work must be conmenoei after that possible
and completed by the ist day Of November, A. D., 1851
. 10 i-sl-I q. Y. WARD PTesi5ent
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ITO BUILDERs.-sesled Proposals viii Be re,

ITO BUILDERS.-Sesled Proposals wiii De re-
~ sas,s sns n srh Day May ~
gsoct d.. fef n zoe - sh (ubby Book) In the xIih
Ware IN seeossaaes hs plans md ;pesaeson' on ~ IN
nc ooe Oh Vim Be received for the Mssors and Car.
sep.ss On one brdef may propose for the shoie NJ
IDS must the nsns' 'aa 'sdeHee Oh 'as
% shc oser the night TO reject q 81 q sts
ne 6assmed for the public interest Dated Ne Sorks
kroRs,,,ss issg ITil JAMES MACKEAN -
~P"'' -t WIN g. JEtNiN0S,i Conritssss
shsH JOIN IEkkAH
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E>OR sALE-STOCK and FIXTURES Of the
Il Tea and Coffee Store No ia Bowery, with f.vorabls
lease. For further particulars inquire the premises
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Cost ano foumo.

T OST-A CERTIFICATE for so SHARES Of
IL tbs PATERSON and RAMAPO RAILROAD Co. The
finder win be rewarded BY W. c0RKERY, Woodbridge, J..
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SAILS Az AUCTION.


" FASH. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSE
bold fusni IRE nads h Psr. ns.slss brossss ~ortu
g sT psnaa .s,ss =. q soss:s 49, ccas, A. =
viI ssn ,hIs az isur.asy as lsa a.y q ssD.sassT
did and costly bsonsnnao Professor Bsndou q his
rtsdepce 81 West RIteen.h street. Fnh avenue. the
ton Of househ Did urnisuro offered public auction for
many years but small description Of which can be gwen In
Psrors-E sgsni medallion velvet oaypess msds from
pattern ORDER by 6so Of ing and tho most superb soid
rosewood paros sute rived 70 ore, In P.ra ecS 81
rosewood centre tables ssius n msrbis top eseg,res
French plate mante mirrors costly china and marble vases
elegant man clock runs ons large French plate pier
81 Sg cost and ssino siadgsd merit BY old ars among
which he Descent fom the Cross BY Bellers Mcrcys
Dream from Pilgrims Pro grand action sever octave
toned insa1msns ia shis COUNTRY. S' '''
O'Clock precse;y bis splendid double match team OF
carriage to<sss seven snd eight years old Win double bar
ness and sass Z, ns wsD .s: sas ssd
men. In tho city.
=. Dining 1oou
sood secretary sds tables With marb tops lsdiss
French secretary Srussea cApeS, heavy zce Curtains oval
mirrors &C., &c
wood and sod black walnut covered green plush and lair
cloth OF the best descrp son heas ana bedding pure h
c s.sp. aUs Ss s
chandeliers basement furniture no. Ac with which 40 sale
will ocmmence 1he actonecr calls ths spec rodss OF I'll
ias ABOVE sale being positive ana Without Any imns, ns
SuSss ou aDg Ps ess ~.ss 70
the above elegant RESIDENCE may apply bonner MOB lAn
6sI 70 Pine Grecs sae positive Casansus ready ~
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VheatricaI and Musical.

BROADWAY TIrATRT Mr.. O. Mathews ~ll this evening
peas his highly entertaining characters In the comedy called
Rough Diamond is the afterpiece.
NIBIos GARDEN The ballet pantom ms OF the Jolly NIL
ler in heh NJ Rspinoso has excellent part e
for ned 10 night together with the renowned comic
OF "Mszl,me, in which the Rsveis appear.
BowERy The exciting Scotch srama OF Kenneth which
had long ~ his house years ago t. be
vtved I'm strong ns evening. II will be preceded b.
the ever popu or pisJ OK Giseprus."
FupIos's -Mssss Murdoch burton will agaia com.
bine their teu this evening in the comedy of Money
cbars"egs Of which be persooatet by he chief
me rbers OF the company. Rues OF the House. is the
closing piece.
wNIAcES-Miss hanss Ee-on's play of Camille Is m
for hon ihs enirg
the serofe and supparsd ~ noer o. the principal
men beers of the talented COR oAny.
LARA KEENE's-T1 rev drama epu led judith Of &c
10 he eecond alton night Miss
keene ard whM1e-gk aad Jefferson Ia the
The lsusss5ls farce OF ue village Lawyer follows
Rotyswe John sroagsam's popular drama OF lhe "Irsh
Enigrsn;' and TIE peasant IN comedy OF the Two
saxon and Turnenl Msss CoSne, Johnston kc 70
pear.
kNsRiCAS MusEUs.-iange Axsemblaxes maniiesl the
fghes; satisfaction With the sugtng AMI vaudeville
terAinmens OF The Welsh Nrhtipg gale, Kiss Williams who
peril rms day and eve ,.ng fhas baby" sui 10 be
Their ntaaes with choice variety OF smnug erraor
binary dances and udcr bu etques will 10 night perform
ten capital farce OF the Double beddsd Rom"
Tss BgorHxRs BEyAsy otter q host of Ethiopian wh.msi.
caltrs for this evening including the ulRY song Only
kineieeu Years Old Dans celebrated Grape Vine Twist
Ne. W. CLARKE the fAvori.s actor and many years
Mr. w Clark connected with the management Of the theatre
ut Norfolk. Va.
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with si,as, o. M a:ass ras rns oil oous, however,
NOS E Ia 10 90. ch:sdron, whom Amarsoan mon shAc
Ame,cs W rule over them 10 aly Cnier tue
csropy cS heaven TNu u our vnnss c0saeing nov. N0
be treason % soek 70 porueuse tns virtues o. our f.snsn
and 70 units this country from OF cnd % inc osaer u bands
OF rcs then we are reasonable II Is 10 wrong 70 SAY
that Americans rha rule Amcrica," thcn 70 are wrong
M Brooke continued o SAY she go1venaoa had been IN
swc1 by influences ~thout within Defeated In the past
ne psty vas OF the One great saty stands
rluphsn - lee. OF the national po and Anosaar
party a. tho foe: Of the saie posar-ne'thsr Of tnoso
could approve honeS party, The duty OK Auna
rcsne them IN tina future ~ 10 the past 70 tate 90
back but 10 keep rgnt on the upr. thai erm ,ed
cur fathers si,sr TO this Beaten " Lexington they
Roston When driven By superior numbers the Jer
seys that great mAn-God bless his memory farevar-rs
from Phhadelpna. 1t was the in ali sccioas Of
the country. These men who were defeated were ~
true ~ steel. though defeated, and at lest victory
nsI sa s nsn VA ts me .ssss s Or
traitors without and within, but they still lived
any Of them desire 10 learn IL, let them learn now
stomach for this light depart; his passport shall DO
made and crowns Tor CONVOY put into his purse. We
would not die n that man's company who hAs no fellow
General ScaoCGs addressed the Oonvenion In praise OF
the trket and reviewing the prospects OF in sucoasL
Nv srovE OF Troy, also spoke briefly, plcdeng Rem
ssa,.aer to do her duty In the approaching election.
Mr.. REKs, Of New York, alec spoke.
The proceedings were ordered 70 be p4n.sd In al the
Auericsn osrcrs In the STATE,
vote OF thas was rendered 70 the local preE Of syria
cns~, for the fair and impartial manner " which they hsd
reported The proceedings Of The Convention.
On motion OF Mr. STovn, OF Rensselaer,, Q vote Of
thanks rendered 10 Barney Booker, the landlord OK
the vecrcs House. cr his liberal tender OF the Hal free
Of cost for tho of the and for hs kindness
and attention 10 hts guests.
The Convention then oournod with nno cheers FOR the
ticket and "tgers.o
large number Of delegates with band proceeded ai
enc O'Clock 70 ssrsnade Aessn Damn Brooks and others