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- LAisIEfo iss3, by Madame Leiris, and
Quoted since 1870 Madame DeshrsyanS burgundy
tween Cusogouse and Bisnvile streets, New Orleans.
Summer Session of this establishment CHRISTIAN
begins the l5 June The buildings there are large enough
70 aesppodaie FIFTY boarders and an ineaite nnsss q
and good wharf. The institution provides thorough and
santih in every stage and department. Of edassson
aRd offers facilities for the the freh Bs
guage Staging and Soege are taught by Ir fess, the gs
known leader of the Orchestra Of the New Orleans Mt
Provost viii reside al the Pass during ths aud ~
time his lessons Singing and solfege lin the establishment Hs
will also give private lessons in families. fsf
Examinations in music take place month dnrg
in the cty and fortnight during the the sss
The city school remains the whole for boads Aza
dAs scholars, EiysS "
hAhuM-2S50 hsies. assorted qusiies and Spsrs
" ORkrna, for sale by ALFRED kEARNY,
jas e Magazine street
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r 0sIIA CERTIFICATE ISSUED By THE MECHAN
Il les and Traders Bank of New Orleans fer leo Shares
stock r favor OF John Ferguson number g. dated 5h Sep;eni
ber SS said certificate having been LOST, application
renewal o. Tire same has been made the Bans.
New Orleans, Jan. ], 1851 jaI ThkNo6w
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ADJUSTMENTS.

a. CHILDREN,s BALI. Ar ODD FELLOWS
Ia IL Ssss = ssss s FL I ss s
f: IKE q Al. PA +, &, is n
TIE Ell 4 ass is 81. * Il ssss q.
Ladies and Children. not pupils.
G &c ~ 81 30
5 i, sssia
sss Sa s sss Il Dc
6 Gs exc &c e e & as s
tas dor: - =. !, ) - =, isss a
"a .CoNTINENTAI. GUARDS, ANNI- n
sAsS sSA Ss.E .tssf u a ai.lss
&C.
lame Dssl a 5a.ns q sgss a
5sn E Ess' 4 S Ssihe ES
George Parves. Thcs. Kssslas !. -
% il Ia sess &c sssd at b s
tios COMMITTEES: JAZZ ID
x SssASD Daf sBE sa sls55
fisss n RsS; ~ ssS FLOWS
; $s.! f!:: } S:H ss'
s.ns. fHs sss ; + %s,is
5Wn .Bosworth, Joseph Morebouse, Albert Sye,4xt Il
Il Ellington A., Pray, g, 4. Miiieaberger,
Decus Beebe. John G. Fooley,e Il. sieIsel,au,t
Geo Graham, Robert Little JG. Morgan.
VT; Richards, J.W. Reed, -. y. W. Black, ID -
+ Thos Sullivan, 4. Bonzano,t James Fereuson,s
e NJ Ross y ]. l. tsGbernatory Tios. Murray
Nrn- Nc ulloch, b. 7. X. Bennett, I. y. Bragg
-zFoor Managers. 49, 80 80
Gentlemen deon Of obtaining tick cts the above Ball
can do 50 by apply ing to THOMAS H sHIELDg at The
Office 81 the Grand Sec esary of the l. o. o. F. from
zsTe oitlee Invitations for Ladies viii meet eveiy
MONDAY and FRIDAY. -ss 40 -
n1 Hall Of Mount Meriah edge will he thrown open
for the inspection of visitors. u Is 80
Members of the fraternity invited to appear
I gala. s5ss-zs+.5 - jale cot
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Eassf JrsrrcE,s counrs} Al. 4; QEIRKvs B. BEL
Parish OF Orleans : JIkGERzss NO. $50, = -.
RYvIRTuE Of writ OF pIurfn. fcra Ia
ess 70 ,ae directed By tbs .oorsse First
to sell pbicaucns front Of Warehouses No IS Julia
street the 9Th Of at u O'Clock.
NJ, tae& VI. NJ 5ts;s4 ~
DARK BROWN MA Re, andA WIGOE and HARNESS.
7 Seized IN HE above entitled suit -sezs.s@-
-, - ~ - sess'sl wN cseu1RK,
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ee9 }. VEGAS DANCING ACADEMY-J.s
~ VEGAS respectfully TO his friends and
GA the public that his Dancing Acadeyis open for
-F Old F ELLG Wss HALL
where he hopeso meet with the liberal patronage. The
teaching commenced Saturday, Now. 2Ss ~ ~
LA IMPERIALE, danced in the circles Of Paris win
will be taught by Mr.. Vegas S 10 7yf ,'i-.6}
The days and hours of tuition follows IL tT
III rdays aid ss urdsys, from 10 to IL
CHILDR ENTnssdays Thursdays and Saturdays from to
6 O'Clock r. NJ z = ~ s"f,sss tsts5 - s-''
Wednesdays and Fridays, 'FRONT.' 10
y lGoclork p NJ 60 -. = - Il ~ n
-A Praccng Party for Ladies' and Gentlemen every
nesday. . - r y
F3rticuar will be given Children,
Fancy Dances, before aaghsin this city, will he
ri brought cut, r.. 49, - a 80 80
FJ viii also give lessons Summaries and private
families. a. ~ go. s,5t-,5 VIII
Musical Depart rent, un,e the charge excellent
Nolinst, Mr.. A DENEGRI Orchestra Leader for Balls
and Soirees. 81 ~ s-.-.z sASr, = l,EtE-s455z5
Ey-For terms apply 10 Mr. u VEGAS at Odd Fellows, Hail.
Mr.. tiahiciss Music Store 80 Camp do SIN
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ADJUSTMENTS.


ST. CHARLES THEiTEIt-sT. CHARLES sr-
ing naas BsHah ' G. III snnsssti s At
eeGt. Second cea cssts ssefy d cents oaadrsen Box
tickets 70 cents Private Boxes, each, &C. sS.g-sss
Boz Office open daily ocock. Doors open al
Overture at7 O'clock precisely. -s-aatIS s}s II
~ THIS EVENING January 81 1861. y
a y NE
WfYEs OF WiNDsoR-Fa Mr Hacker, Ford. M j.
Eagle nr Gains M Marsen; Slender. NJ Whining Bowers;
To conclude with the farce OF 1ihe
s. SHaN S and Mis-. DENIM the celebrated ar
Es are engaged for one nigh, and win cnnor-
.MI. COLLINS, the 1ratedcomedan /, engaged and
will sppear o. Monday - {. ..-ss.g. jasl
(,RIsE''s sGAIETY4GR AyIE STREET
Lessee 4 Manager ". II. CRISP; Treasurer, T. B. CLARKE
PRICES OF ApMIssIaN-Dress Circle aud pars,e.,e rs
GEMS Family sara g. e any seat n the ee
rs Ten Eesat Private Boxes s. 70 IS each. -.
Box ofice open from O'Clock A. ~ till o'cloSkP n.
ss-The Elegant Thsater in United ssa,es.e
s:i,s. THIS EVENING. January 81, 1857. -
Sixth nIght Of Miss J. DAVENPORT the e,ine artistic,
lated The French and adapted the american
for Miss By her in New
MONA LISA or. Davnci'. rpecc-Miss Davenport. sus,
tanning her great orig nal esraslsr Of There's Mrs
mentally doit a;is vis ana IL pnah and I'd e
Vii Ra s 4sss &
Tie WEaI coCK-Tris,ram Fiskie M j. DAVIS, Bfe-
H-Iu preparation Miss Bavei ports AMI LIE translated
adapted and FIRST represented to the American public
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MIME DE GiOO-THIs wilNDER SUI AsrRoI0
AL GIST still continues On Triton Walk below the
corner OF Apollo street. New Orleans 90 al and
hear 70 II pl4ets read: thousands have dune
oee with cheerful hearI, She stu coniGues shcw
kees OF future husbands or wives bring those who
separate together, and cause speedy marriages. win give
NATION Z? absent friends lost or stolen goo1s describing
tle will select prize numbers in the lottery gratis.
Madame pc Goo has received few dozen bottles the CHI
NESE MlhIG RE- OF, fire for drunkenness. Also small
lot Of Turkish Magic Love and Luck Powders from CONSTANT
nope prepared by the great Turkish Wsdr, G. L.
iunei There viii BE- danger Of there being maids
call = - 1850
Don't the Place, Triton Walk doer below the
corner OF a polio street. - II as Snl r.
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Al -: Fiat DE LA Lou TsIANE. s-S x t+tS I
GiSartExE Gegn De pisTRicT PA NuEl BAEgIERE IS.
n gESG de n IS - tstt& FSfiSy EREANGIERS tET
A. NauyeAe-Grlaans. y LES CREANEiERs, De
s,sFT N ~ 80. .Ss. NJ BARRIERE Il CO. /

/ A Wis est par lie present tlOtlne nux CREATE
cers de- Manuel Barriers q s eresnsers de Barriefe
Co. liz is bsnetce dest ts
ereanciers ct lss6n de pue noes assemble DIES dts
ese viis MARDI l5stas Jour e ssries ls5 % eaes
etde ~ Bartiere Cos ct lis n dc plus notifies
ct b!e.s
de NJ Barriere Co, kpehdues T. D. Argrsnc ct
nonnt les ereaucers Gaie
~ ~, 5ss' lEf G. LUNINAIS. 55,gt i4Se
). ialG 3iinald y WV. - upnlta Greffer.
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q 80 i4sS ETAT DE La LGuIEIANE. , S.4slss
ctseuEs " soTEps p,sIsicr e tgdEMBANN y sEs
r A session DIES btens do su-iIt insOfvnhle
~ accepteepaf Ii eotr beheSc de cr4aucers
ct s spu notifies dayCs acpnparaitre Be1Ms de r. 81
Ser nssas pgbliaae ea es,te ys d.
Iesiaires du su vable 81 id sort deplEs que
toe p0nrsljtes jadciares cone
sspendass ct que r rsehe nomms po,r esener
les creahcier sbsthis. ~ 5J+s. :. - u
rar ordre 10 &c Il iapyier. Is57- *
ja5 3tirs8il . I'D. IS. GHAbON Dapuse Grehfer.
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. an MIR, AND sIRS. ANGELINA,S DANC-
~ ING ACADEMY 1873 Garondele. near Girod. Is
fA nowaren for the reception Of pap GhdrepsH Class
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, frern 10 r.
NJ The Imperial and kanaika will the dances for
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TRIMMINGS

BUHGlES, ~ TRIMMINGS, Z ! 49,
WAGONS, etc. y TARNIsH, etc
nS~For sale low for cash or city acceptance LET t.
Rg~No. ll3 GRAvIER and No. ID UNION STREET, 90
New Orleans, La.
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:%s =, STATE OF LOT ISIANA go -,
FuTH DsTRIGT ,GoyRT MANUEL sBAREiERE Va. HIS
: sof4NEw ORLEANS GkEDTTqRs AND the HREb

NOTICE ~ hereby .gixen to the. Creditors
In Maniel
.. basere accepted W ihe
Of sud csedifors
MEETING e said aoss VII Hss place ths 9fcs q
day Of February, issI, 40 NJ the pnrpose
debetang the affairs Of said and OF NJ BArsieve
person aud properly aad the Of III Barrise
stayed and D. ulsin appointed 10 represent III,
absent creditors this natfer. "a $500
By order Of The Court. this 18th Jariary
IS. u itt5}5T - @: tLUMIEAIS, =
jal6 3irfld. - = rs Deputy Clerk.
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aN NEW aIlI.LINEkY-MRS NORTON No. l6l
Poyas street. informs TIL Ladies that she has jns; open
PLUSH SILK and SATIN BoNEETS, of the styles.
se seee 81 hne soensh esh
Misses HATS and BoNNETs, Ladies viii End 10 their al
vantage call and examine her goods before purchasing
where she certain her prices much lower than many
othsr in the city, Country orders promptly
ion. - 5. - Es.,. o29 an "A
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NINE. FRANK, THE CELEBRATED ITALIAN
W ~ PhfslQiAS aud taIRoMANoERer AsTRo Err,
mas TAKEN roonls at 1855 BurorHe Nine F. will
The different changes in Life from Childhood 10 OH age
sctn the Line Of Life Sickness the Line of Iateect for
satpeI;insIi; in b4:inessi msR3 times are he
Lacey Numbers in LoeTits; Travels: Success ETC.
with Ave prominent points Of Dispositiou Lopets Wishes
and Gouriship. ~ >, .
Mime Franks OWNING your destiny purey
scientific principles.
Charges and two dollars each, -,
N B-M /. will also prescribe for female Irregularities
and complaints For all inirries This character she has
certain remedies which have been bnnSh fail.
All Communicating sin regard 10 haAth Fee.
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SUCCESSION OF AEGuSrE DELAHoUssAyE. b -
-. 10 !, BY TOURNE & THOMAS, 4snets. , .-asF *
s 40 Office Is Exchange Alley, q.
TUESDAY. Feb. 3, 1857, at Ia o'clock Ms
at the 81; Louis Exchange. aucCi, by virtue and III
Of an order from the Hon Court parish
Of ST. Marlin dated October 80 1856 will be sold the following
described real estate, succession
(, TWO CERTAIN .IoTs Q s GROUND, situated IN the SUI
buTb IRENE OF this CITY, In the square bounded Hospital
Galye Erslines ard johnson streets, designated BY
g. plan drawn The 25h Of January, 1Ssa Surgj,
and deposited plan No SO Of Plans
A pncaet Pin this CITY Sid Lots a,en zach other and
inches deep between parallel lines, American measure
E-TERMs AND CON lITIoNS-Ole YEARS. credit in notes
with good security in solo made pay the Of
adrnnis,ra6r OF the said bearing special mortgage
turity -.f2' ~. 81. = = g
Act Of sale before A. E. Bienveu Notary Public
pense OF the purchaser. d3l e.
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ialG si:nsod
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So ORANGE. LEMON AND NESPULIS
BSSSfREES-Ien thousand young Grunge Trees of the
AAayarious varieties from . years years Odd
Lemon and on Trees, Glest qualities and general
assortment Of Plants. - -.
EfR orders will be attended TO packed in The best
ma ner. address, by letter or otherwise, = -
n2s I'm R,F, NICHOLS, 70 Camp Street
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COAL-M0RE coAL!-GET YOUR SHIRTS
" where please but be you your COAL at the
City Ceai Cfiee NJ. is Exchange Place the Post Of
fee where always on hand at the lowest notch in the market
good supply Of best PittsbHr English and American Camel
Lllrieis, by hogslead, and Lower Ohio Coal -
Hay- removed from old stand, sionhease str eet
70 Esehange Place Win be prompt
yHtteed to by leaving their orders Is Exchange Place
At Coal Yard No. 16 Magazine street. Metre Dame
opposite Alfred kearnyis Warehouse 49,. ~
$ 7. s,-Aise Oak Ash and Pine Mood. -
fs SIN P. H. WILLARD. Agent.
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n NJ. RUTHERFORD ucTI0NEER-oFFIcE =
". No. 2 Aseaas and Nstehea w attend u
alb sies entrusted 10 bis care, sihrpntc private,
give his efsqnal attention to tie purchasing sd selling sres
and Ee4l Estate. jl in
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A si1SOLOGf AND PHRENOLOGf.-ALL
persons wishing 10 Know Their future
them correctly stated by Nine AIWYN is Julia door
iroi camp The M6dasie The only Asoiogist in this city,
business eonrtsp law nsers and wifi tell the name Of the
lazy they wlrnarry also the of lervisit
The Madame speaks English French Ge1nau otcss
tloars from . a NJ 10 . r M. f do FIN
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ST. CHARLES THEATEIt-sr CHARLES ST.
MI b. DEBAR, Lessse and Manager; Mr.. II, CogRI Act
ing Manager, Nj. g. g. OHESLEY, Treasurer. - -
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(1IRCULAR SAxV-IELLS-I HAVE IN STORE
Lee Leayitts Patent Circular Saw Mlls-es frem IS 10
ncheS-ready for shipments once Prices from sSs to
SO Apply to L. J. WEBSTER,
ja16 SPIN corner Magazine and LAFAYETTE street
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sEeospeerR De JUSTICE DE P4Ix1 REED 4 EIELplys.
parofsse WILLIAM GORDON,
d. o rIeanS.s aSS.-2S Mo- S-s-TzI.

aaaIssse Par F.ohossnIs e ksconde 5ssIes
Maeasfns s,tre aver q Naehez,
JEUDf, s de ferfief, 1851, midi. fIs ts- ~
certau lot basfsseb
dams ie fanbeIg Lissuiais de
Rousseau sofappru Premiere Fulton, lie
stgne par le plan par Hug rant royer dc
h vile Lafayette 30 pseas poaces faeea Ia
RoEssean les Premiere Sosspnru,
fonder pes peuces 2gEss gnes pdraieie
rnesIre sr,eteaine sufvant lie dit plan. stE5 f -
C9NpITI0NS-Comp an moment de t,uijudeation.
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DKOEESSOR MOZuftT-THIs MOST SYSTEM.
ATTIC Science Seeking Seer and Competent GIaisroy
ocanbs gives wonders BY his penetrating power SUBJ
lime science Of advisable PEiRENUIOiY and PHYSIOG.
Noa % essential e l.nod the prosperous paradise e
tenderly teachts how avoid ambitious sting
severely felt from acye d.fu deed that the
thought ought Of itself impress vivid volumes Of
rosisseals.g for frank meous minds ID agxosy
this CRESCENT City and travelling public give him call " his
new ahote nnates his power in The extraordinary
Of EVERY FACULTY. either by without sight, the need
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n, EOgTEK,s SLAVEDEF7JT,iT C0SN6N
ttfesf New Dfleans He keeps constantly hAad -
fof salk MechxLess Field Hands Cooks Washers IScs
srs and Geger House Servants Also buss and sells
hI ES on comrsrIon Having paEt q
the erSe three bsitig uss o. Efvs has made
,e lest depo in the city and well furnished r the a1
dI 6r1 fsr-s-l Z. sN0S7YER
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g d A. HENDERSON q co., MACHINE Str
Ne Matches, sale az the lowest prices
achoice assortment OF GROCERIES, the atentio
Of purchasers Their stock has been carefully selected and
IN The county. go 81 jal9 " y
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MEETING oF THE CENTRAL PARK COMMISSIONERS.

Tho Board held q special meeting yesterday ffesen'-
Commissioners Cooley. pion Russell f,u,ter~crh, Gray,
Green s,yoos and Hog. me minutes Of NovsUees
were read and approved.
The ordinance passed BY the Mayor Aldermen and Com.
ona,y appropra,ns $3.50 900 for the Central Park inn
provement fund vas received and read
me following resolution was adopted
whereas. the Common Council Of ths city has nov
..ad an ordinance 20 borrow the sum ez6o oc fv ths
sr.srosnt of the Central Park the Application AZ
~ pard made on the Goth September last The pycpo-
ssis for vhich required by ls~ 70 be advertised
pssolyed That the Finance Committee be requested to
eonse, With the City Comptroller and ascevtan what
rangement can be made with him for anticipating NE pro-
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THE woRKNGMEy At THE PARK.

The Police on Hand Armchair Attempt to
Organize a Meeting Stopped by Marshal
stephens-speech a. Superintendent Tall
madge TO the Crowd--Intcrview Between
the Workingmen's Committee and Mayor
Wood-They arc Advised to Seek Work
from the Central Park Commissioners
Incendiary Spceches-The Crowd Exhorted
10 Arms-A Proposition 70 Attack the Flour
Stores and Banks-ROSv and Arrests-The
Steps Cleared by the Police.
The workingmen again assembled in large numbers in
and about the Park early ten O'Clock yesterday
morning. at which hour also assembled the following
police force, each man, az reporter informed
being armed with revolver loaded and ready for
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SCENES AND INCIDENTS.


The spirit Of turbulence which characterized the pre-
vious meetings OF the workingmen seemed yesterday
superseded by the spirit Of fun The cheerful prospects
opened up by the different speakers had corresponding
sec. the faces and tongues of the assembled crowd
and witty remarks were constantly ntermnged with the
cheers which greeted the addresses. Madame Rankes
speech seemed 10 afford special Her gene
offer TO give all she had and her e II necessary,
to the cause Of the unemployed repeated from mouth
to mouth, and the lady was pronounced by some Z" a
brick !" and by others rale soger"
While the speaking progressing, small crowds were
gathered on the outskirts Of the meeting discussing the
probabilities Of getting immediate work, and among
these there appeared dstrust any good
arising from the grant Of $3.50 900 by the City Council
The fact Of the list regiment being ordered out for
rade in the afternoon furnished subject Of
ton to small knot Of Irishmen, who remarked that IL
did not look like peace TO bring out regiment which they
said VIGOROUSLY hostile TO the Irish and would not
like better sport than 70 shoot down few Of them
AT different parts Of the square members Of the COM
Of those who wanted work. We could not learn
the exact number Of names enrolled but from the length
Of the ints and the numbers who crowded round the
table, they must have been considerable. Mayor Wood
paid visit to Topkins square early the morning and
congratulated the their peaceful demeanor. He
told them that they would get work at once and they
continued to conduct themselves orderly
would stand TO them like brother. Mr. Tallmadge was
also the ground at early hour and assured the
mttee that he satisfied breach of the peace was
contemplated and he thought the presence Of the police
entirely unnecessary Consequently there a po-
hceman visible the ground throughout the proceedings
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SrEAKKR-I would sooner go TO the Tumbs and have
something there than stay outside and siarve
death applause and three cheers for the speaker who
Immediately vanished IA the crowd.)
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and hear what they desired and when found they
wanted work gave them all the assistance could and
they did me the honor TO nominate preside
them. in which position hope have not betrayed the
trust thai has been reposed upon me. (Applause) Al
though you may have thought not urging this
matter with that energy you desired yet silently
at work We told you TO remain patiently till this
ing, and we had no doubt that our labors would be
crowned with SUCCESS / satisfied that when
we adjourn this meeting you will each go TO
your home and prepare yourselves with
mendations 70 get work from the Central Park Commits
sioners and that you will not 10 the City Hall have
any more meetings there since have achieved OBJ
Ject. II you wish 70 have another meeting will meet
this afternoon, at four o'clock, and any good
may have for you we will be happy 70 communicate. ]
am glad that you have not done anything by which the
enemies Of the working man say awicss and
turbulent, for we have shown them by these meet
ngs that we know rights and dare maintain them in
peaceabIe manner When the people assemble In their
might to demand redress Of their grievances, the peo
pie who hold the reins Of government will that they
can't refuse their reasonable demands and that they must
do something TO relieve their necessities. proud 70
say that they have done this and for that
meetings need be held and there Is further necessity
to speak TO you any longer this morning. therefore
move that adjourn till four O'Clock this afternoo
TO advise upon the best Of getting work from the
COMMISSIONER that may not stand around here idle
all the day.
After few remarks from Mr.. Ebner, who addressed
the audience in German, the meeting adjourned till four
O'Clock In the afternoon Perfect quiet and good humor
marked the proceedings
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Words

This force divided into patoons or dotachments
follows under supervision Of Sergeant Majors Allen and
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UNITED STATES TROOPS DEFENDING THE
CUSTOM HOUSE.

Cali 81 the Federal Omcsrs on the Govern
n,ent for Protection ironn the Unemployed
worhmen--Troop~ from Fort Columbus
and the Navy Yard Called Ont and General
Winfield Scott Placed In Comma and-Some-
thing New Ira Wall strect-scene al the
Custom House.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-24
Price Two cents
C5f 9aiIp gpp.

oHANDNoTHER AT TWENTY. NINE YrAns
OF AeE "a woman was recently brouhpt
oelore the magistrates OF Wigan, for an assaIlt
committed upon a neighbor, who affords 4
Striking instance of recklessly early marriages.
p, 9he Is the wife of Patrick Casey, tailor
Iney reside in Douglas Terrace 5Tiean. He
Is lorty years OF age, and she lie twenty.nine.
Ihey were married several months before she
S nag ATTAINED the age of fourteen wears
9 Slnce mat tine she has had twelve children.
Strange TO say, the eldest girl, who was ar
'eeh years OF age few days since, is mother
VI TWO ehiiaren' the elder Of whom is nearly
tWo years OF age, she having married earlier
IN NE than her mother. Mrs. Casey ID,
.be t' az the age of twenty-nine years,
the mother of twelve children. and grand,
mother of wo.--English PAPER.