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1ssEE F1RsTI AND FOURTH PAGEs.-aa

THE Third DISTRICT MAY PARRY. We must beg
the indulgence o young friends 81 the Third Dis
trc r not sooner noticing the very elegant and de-
hghtful May party which they gave on Friday night
In, At the United States Hotel.
Though the weather did its best, or its worst tom
tsrere With tho party it did not succeed The attend
ance was large comprising the flower Of the youthful
beautyand manhood Of the Old Third and everything
passed of like charm. The main saloon of the hotel
was handsomely decorated and furnished for the occa
alon. The manner IN which tho flags and flowers
were arranged round the hall was very tasteful and
fitting tribute from bnoyant youth to the month of
flowers. AT reasonably early hour the dancing COM
menccd, and 90 delightfully."- did it progress, thatif
rumors be trueit verged upon an unreasonabIy early
hour when the dancing concluded. very fine fea-
tue Of party was the supper, which had been pro
vided for the occasion by the accommodating hostess
Mrs Smith. Ample Justice was done It by the gay
and happy throng present. and Its inspiration lasted
far into the morning. The young men of the Third
District never undertake anything in the festive line
without carrying it out handsomely and we are sure
they will BE thanked BY many bright smile for their
endeayors on Friday night.
WELL. MERITED COMPLIMENT. - The anniver-
sary ball lately by the L o. 0. F. which was
the source OF so much pleasure and pride to the
members Of the fraternity as well as to large por-
ton Of our citizens has been the means Of
enabling US TO witness an incident in connection
Herewith, Of deeply. interesting character We al
Jude to the presentation, last evening, of beauti-
luliy ctaseu slSer gopeS ny sle Doala oi managers
Of the ball. to Bro Vim. Gregory Of Delta Lodge No.
49, testimonial Of their appreciation Of his indie
III. la,ors IA III ,,orfr, 40 ~ ,b ;t
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.WerCRaYtss' Refinery.

We prepared to fl orders for choice REBOILED LOU
ISIANA MOLASSES and SYRUP
ROSS, ADDISON & CO.,
fe2G 2p4m 81 Tcbouuit1ulas street,
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SHisP,S sIAIETfs-- i&efngaSemeM az the Great
Opera Iroupes-It will afford our opera going eit
zens the highest qualification to know that Mr. Crisp
has effected an engagement with signora yestyal,
Sgnor berini and the whole Of the combined troupe
Of vestvali and Coradi Sett for three more perform
ances at his elegant and popular establishment.
AZ but three performances are to be given, each
will possess features ofextradinary attractiyeness
the whole strength Of the combination will be com
pressed into each nights entertainment. glance at
the programme for the first performance, to take
place tomorrow night, will convince our readers Of
this. 5s
Bellinis grand opera Of i. Norma is to be given,
with the following very powerful cast Norma Sig
nora Caranti; Adelgisa, signora Vita Polione Sig
nor Maccaferr; Ororeso Signor Corradi SETH; Go
tilda, Signora Zapucci; Hapio, Signora Rubio At.
forwards Signona Vestyali sgnora Parayalli and Sig
nor Fortini will appear in selections from La Semi
rarnide,n and in conclusion. Signora yestyali and
Siguor Tberini will appear in the last act Of ucre
zia Borgia ~ Vestyali singing the famous drinking
song, in which she 50 preeminenty powerful, and
Tiberini introducing the famous aria from Niobe !,
hitherto sung only by Rubni and now sung for the
first time in America 1t needs no acuteness of per
cepton to discover that this is in every respect mos
extraordinary concentration Of operate attractions
The performances are to be for the benefit of Sig
nora Carranti, the soprano who has made herself s.
popular with our opera-goers. The Gaiety will b
densely crowded, and early application should b
made for seats. ;sss ~
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Southern Furniture eH'dreTOOns
CHARLES A. STEW ART,
At Nos. III and 173 Canal street, Nelo Orleans,
received from the mandatory beautiful stock Of
splendid MAHOGANY ARMOIRS and BEDSTEADS, in ad-
dion to his hitherto large stock of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
comprising EVERYTHING in his line of Parties
wishing anything in his line will find to their advantage 10
give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
CHARLES A. STEWART,
mylS 2p6t<W III and l73 Canal street.
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Roots, Shoes and Br0gans.

Roots, Sh0es and BfOgans.
AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Ditching BOOTS, Russt
BROGANS, Wool, Mexican, Palm Leaf Straw and Tam
peschy HATS, at the lowest msrke, prices, BY
FROST Il CO.,
No. 10 Magazine street.
HATS, CAPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
We constantly receiving general of Silk Fur,
Cashmere Panama. Leghorn Straw, Palm Leaf, Mexican and
Wool HATS, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST l. CO.,
jyl5 2p&W No. 10 Magazine street..
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S,Ua,, 8 Co.'s Lotteries.
aaa 's TICKETS ONLY $40.
c,r,to1Prtxe $50, 900. st

o,;ng tn the great favor with which Single Number Lot.
tees have been received by the public aud the large demand
for tickets the Managers S. SWAN CO., will have drawing
each Saturday throughout the year z.a
The following Scheme will be drawn in each Of their Lotteries
for May, 1857 ..,.g.y, U.r,. .....srF
Glass 81 to be drawn the city Of Atlanta Ga in public on
SATURDAY, May %, 1861. 49,.
Glass 3 to be drawn in the city Atlanta Ga In public Oh
SATURDAY, May 30, 1851
ON THE PLAN OF SIN G. L b U b Il !
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STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AMERICAN PARTY OF Ia
New Orleans, March 3D. 1857.

STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AMERICAN PARTY OF la
New Orleans March 3d. 1857.
AB-At meeting of this Committee held on
Thursday, 18th inst, at New Orleans, it was
Resod That in consideration of the fact that the impor
election for Charter Officers for the City Of New Or
take place the first Monday of June the day
which the Convention for the nomination Of State Officers
is held Resolution of the American members of the Le
ure assemble Baton Rouge it is recommended that the
meeting of that Convention until the SECOND
MONDAY JUNE NEXT a. II O'Clock NJ at Baton Rouge
Resoed That friendly the American Party through
be requested notice the change Of time for the
meeting of the said State Convention.
m30 2ptfkW y. Il. WALTON Chairman
nD-Mrs. Boyd, No. I5s Camp street-Depot
for the sale of SINGERS SEWING MACHINES. All kinds
of Sewing done by machinery Ships Steamboats, Groces
Families and Hotels Dresses made by model and with dis
pach less than the usual Ladies' Under Garments
m AIDE up o rider for sale ready made. MO Up
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EEUPRey'S

HEarney's
SHAVING AND ONSORIAL SALOON,
Nos. IS Camp and e. Common Streets.
Gentlemen wishing indulge themselves in good Bath,
easy Shave Hair, delightful Shampoon have
their Whkers dyed we'll should be call
HARNEYiS BATHING AND SHAVING SALOON, Nos. D
Camp 6S opposite the City Hotel
my1s 2nIm EDWARD HARVEY.
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wines and liquors,

W tEVCS NEttS d1EYtVC7'S,
I7.......... ROYAL STREET. ...............IT
Asupply of CREME DE BOUZY CHAMPAGNE, in quartz.
and pnts constantly hand which equal the that
comes to this market
Also
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
Il II ID + =:
SAZERAC of tho Vintage of 1885, 1898 1906 and other
brands
w HIS KY:
OF subscriptions Scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quartz
Also :.
On hand my usual assortment of the best WINES and Ii.
QUORS in tho market, which will sold on az REASONABLE
any other house In the city,
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d. 2ply No II Roynl ttTss,
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ALL THEORETICALLY SEALED.
Which, together with his in will make
of the CHOICEST AND MOST COMPLETE ASSIGNMENTS
in the city.
The goods have been selected principally with view
of supplying FAMILIES GOING ACROSS THE LAKE, and
all guaranteed in every particular
New Orleans, May S, 1867. my1l 2ol2t
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Joseph E0ndsis $ Co.,

Joseph EGlsGtis s. Co.,
Sole Agents for
PROCTOR & G AMBLE'S FULL " EIG H T
STAR CANDLES.
Fo R BOY LIE 4 C O.'S
Celebrated Alcohol, French Spirits, Rose
II o N 0 " G Il II l. " II / X L,
DOMESTIC BRANDY,
and az TclounitouIaS street.
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The nI,sslss,ppl Democracy Boltlng.

The Democracy of Pike comfy, Mississippi, met in
the town Of Holmesville on the 4th instant. From
among the resolutions adopted we clip the following
RESOLVED, That although we endorse and fully sus
tain the verdict of the people in the choice of James
Buchanan as Chief Magistrate OF the nation, yet we
cannot consistently endorse the selection of Lewis Cass
and Howell Cobb as members Of his Cabinet.
The foregoing is a queer endorsement. We do not
think Mr.. Buchanan will feel particularly attered at
it. We doubt whether his immediate friends, and
those who hold Office under his administration will
it with pleasure. It is an endorsement with a
in its tail That sting is yenomous How can
=. rhncipal be held acceptable, when his leading APP
pointees-those who have actually more to do with
the government than he has himself--are repudated
as Objectionable? This is question we leave political
casuists to answer. We confess to our inability to
reply. 3a
The doctrine of '.Squatter Sovereignty" is de-
nounced throughout the South. Gen. Cass, Mr.. Blu.
chanans premier, is the acknowledged father of the
doctrine of Squatter Sovereignty Mr.. Howell
Cobb, who holds the second place in the Cabinet. is
known as HSubmissonist," OF the most pliabe
texture, by all Southern Rights men, and is regarded
accordingly. S @ &
No wonder, therefore, that the Democracy of Pike
county refused to endorse Messrs Cass and Cobb.
There will be more refsals of the same kind before
the world is much older The real people are grad-
ally freeing themselves from the shackles of mere
craftsmanship, and the South will be duly represented
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H. Career Coms0i,y's
PATENT PROVED COTTON GINS
The undersigned sole manufacturers under E. CARvERs
patents of 1888 lS45 and lSi have permanently established
Office and Warehouse at No. 70 GRAVIER STREET and are
prepared to furnish Planters Merchants any
Of this celebrated GIN.
They deem it detail It's advantages
its numberless endorsements by pactic authorities
using it. sufficient to confirm its high reputation 10
make its adoption still more general.
us 2ply E. CARVER COMPANY.
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TUESDAY MUKNINts, MAY II, 9I85 I. 80
ss-We are indebted to Jones Express, fol Calves
ton papers of Saturday. NH II sss Ii IA N
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TRUFFLES,

TRUFFLES,
GREEN PEAS,
MUSHROOMS
ASPARAGUS,
TOMATOES
LOBSTER
SALMON
HADDOCK,
And OYSTERS
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TO BE DEAN EACH SATURDAY. IN MAY.

1920 prizes amounting .Sa4UD
Whole Tickets Sl0 Halves S. Quarters, So N Eghhs, 81 20
5000 Prizes $50 will the last figure OF the
number that draws the $000 prize. For example If the
number drawing prize with No. l. then oil the
tickets where the number ends in will be entitled to So II
the humber ends with No. all the tickets where tbs
Der ends in 2wl be entitled to 500, and to 0.
Certificates Of Packages will be sold at the following rates
which is the risk
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-05-23

until heard a voice calling my name. lopen-
ed my eyes, and looked up. My father stood
over ine with terror depicted upon his coun'en-
ance. told him my story as best could
lie went up and got the duck had taken from
the snake-tho other one he could not fluid
aud also brought along the two pieces had
made of my enemy. He told me he had heard
me cry out, and at once started off in the large
boat after me, though it was long while ere
he saw my boat had lain there over half an
hour when he found me.
When we reached home, the snake was meas
ured, and found 10 be eight feet and four inches
in length it was month before fully re-
covered from the effects Of that hugging, and
to this day there is something in the very name
ofsnake that sends chill of horror TO my heart
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- ~ - :
p 0 L T r Y.
ALAY OF REAL LIFE.


The following is fair exhibition of the vicissi-
tudes of human life, and of Thomas Hoods happy
faculty Of portraying them -
Some are born with wooden spoon III their
mouths, and some with golden ladle.- Goldsmith.
Some are born with tin rings in their noses, and
some with silver SHrersmith.
Who ruined me ere was born,
Sold every acre, grass or corn,
And left tho next heir all forlorn !
My Grandfather.
Who said my mother was no nurse,
And physickel me and made me worse,
Till infancy became cursei
My Grandmother.
Who left me in my seventh year.
A comfort to my mother dear,
And Mr. Pope, the overseer
My Father.
Who let me starye TO buy her gin,
Till all my bones come through my skin,
Then called me "ugly little sin :"
My Mother.
Who said my mother was Turk,
And took me home, and made me work,
But manrgel half my meals to shirk
My Aunt.
Who "of all earthly things would boast,
''IIe hated others brats the most,''
And therefore made me feel my post'
My Uncle.
Who got in scrapes, an endless score,
And always laid them at my door,
Till many u bitter bang bore'
My Cousin.
Who took me home when mother died,
Again with father to reside,
Black shoes, clean knives, run far and wide
My Stepmother.
Who marred my stealthy urchin joys,
And when played cried "What a noise ~
Girls always hector over boys
My Sister.
Who used to share in what was mine,
Or took it all. did he incline,
Cause was eight, and he was nine
My Brother.
Who stroked my head, and said "Good lad,
And gave me sixpence, call he had;"
And at the stall the coin was bad
My Godfather.
Who, gratis, shared my social glass,
And when misfortune came to pass,
Referred me to the pump!
My Friend
Through all this weary world, in brief,
Who ever sympathized with grief,
Or shared my joy-my sole relief?
Myself
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~ MENTs AND HUMOR SYRUP. The question finally
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Hayes Nash, Poprietos Lawrence, Mass Beware Of an
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Burdens New Patent Horse Shoe.

NiIs greatest invention of the age which SURPRISES in u
ity durability and beauty Of finish anything Of the
kind yet achieved by the skill OF man. made by machinery
from superior quality Of ron much less than the
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Its shape, LkssEhiSG and being
FAR MORE DESIRABLE ron COMFORT ANIMAL thah
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arers and backsmths, and Is rapidly coming into geera
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For further particulars and samples apply to the Agents,
BLODGET, BROWN g. CO..
80 and SO Pearl Street, Boston, Mass.
Dec. IL, 1850. silly
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"But N certain Snmn risnn N. he journcycd,
came where hc wns."
TIME GOOD SAMARITANS OF THE

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treatment Of the following diseases
Rhndfism, Neuralgia, Laneness Cuts, Burns, Bruises
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FARM FOR SALE.

"a One Of the plcasanteSt locations in the val
Vsu ley Of the Connecticut k offered for sale, situated
.l the main road leading from Brattleboro to Bellows
Falls within twenty minutes ride Of the former, comprising
about one hundred and twenty-flVc acres of
la nd. suitably divided into pasture lage aud woud land,
well watcred and wooded with thrifty growth Of pine oak,
&c. Also orchard and young orchard of grated
Fruit In bearing condition.
The Buildings consist Of a story House with
venienty nshe barn 81 by 30i gnery carriage house,
wooished, &c, all in good repair with yard well stocked
with fruit aud ornamental trees vines shrubbey &c. Water
brought the house and barn In aqueducis from
failing spring Of pure soft water.
~ Or | will sell the buildings together with about d
acres of land.
The above offers opportunity for the gentleman farmer
the Of business. CHURCH MILLER.
BTuteboro, March 3, 1857. ulO
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T OTTERIES. THE LOTTERIES OF


Samuel Swan Co.. are chartered by the State Of Geor
gia and have commissioners appointed supernend
their drawings and certify that thing
Is done in strictly honorable They the
puoc fair opportunity for investment the par
ties at distance being well protected though they
present The managers would respectfully call
the fact that all persons have legal right
tickets to Georgia. the lotteries of Samuel Swan Co.
authorized by the Legislature IL that state lottery will be
drawn Saturday throughout the year. received
being Allied In the drawing take place the
comes tn hand According to the scheme ticket every
ten must draw prize. Tickets slo halves, SIS quar-
ters $3.50 No tickets unless the money accompanies
the order The drawings upon the principle
Der each ticket and simple that fail
dersand them. There is combination Of numbers mys
y the buyer Prizes vary from $40 $4,000; every prize
being drawn and result Of drawing forwarded purchas
M list Of the numbers that drawn from the wheely
with the amount that each prize Is entitled will he published
after drawing In the following papers New Orleans
Delta, Mobile Register Charleston Standard, Nashville Dem
ocrdt, Atlanta InteHgeRoer and New-York Weekly Day
Book. Write your address plainly, and direct
y. SWAN CO., AtIantn. Georgin.
Prizes paid in full-no percentage deducted from prizes
other lotteries.
All communications strictly confidential. Lyle
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SOMETHING NEW


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Prof o. j. WOODS Dear sr--Unsoctcd send Won iii,
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, VAIJTABIE REAL, ESTATE

Es.m FOR SALE Or TO RENT,-suliect to sale. - The
.AkA property formerly the residence Of the H. Jonathan
Hunt situated in the village Of Baboro, Vt, consisting Of
large and commoous brick dwelling house. with barn.
raj offices and oubudngs all In good repair. Theprmscs
we'll planted with shade trees The land forms large
lot In the centre OF the village, extending abou 1850 feet
Main street. 25 feet High street. and could be east
y divided into several valuable building lots. For APP
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Vt, at srORRs sEDGWICkiS Office 80 Wall St, Jaun-
cey court, n. y.
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From the Editor Of the Real Estate Adverti.cr.l

bosIoN, ~ Scnooi 81, March 70. 1855
Dear Sr1Iaving become permanently quite gray was I'M
duced, six weeks SINCE tn make trial your e.ta
tive. have used less than two bottles but the gray hairs
have all disappeared and although my hair has not fully al
tanned its original cor yet the process Of change Is gradual
y going on and am In great hopes that in short TIM NV
hair will he dark formerly have also becn much pr-
fed the healthy moisture and vigor Of the hair which he
fore harsh and dry and 1t has ceased come out az
formerly. Respectfully yours, d. c. NJ. RUpp.
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o. j. WOOD L CO., Pproprietors, 312 Broadway, NY
And 3l4 Market st., ST. Louis No,
III Sold in firattleboro by JOSEPH CLARK in Boston bv
WEEKS POTTER at retail by REDDING CO. Iva