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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16
Dansime Ara1emies.
DODWORTH's
10 DANCING ACADEMIES,
~. a., Hr,.fursw NsU.york

No. 30 Broadway. Newfork,
No. l5s MontsEUs- -plsr- Brooklyn,
WI. /: New York SATURDAY, Sept -; In
Brooklyn FRIDAY Sept "a
Mr. DODWORTH would take that he h.s
long M :he necessity Of Introducing system OF srucoo fo<
the q. pupils by which exersse Of dancing
yeopnen. d graceful movement. thar has beer o ls;e
The facility with which tL~ Polka aud similar dances Of the
present time acquired hs, nduced 20 neglect those
exerci~ TIA. formerly ind<r To ths sec,
Of the BE- attributed the spp-sanc- of
round AoIded young misss Of the prssen s-neaon They
school and so the decks ~nou:
Intermediate exercise until frame the
ion in which h-s long been r-srzn-d thy then sen:
teacher Of dancLg with that by AriaE tie
Poks, Scho.ch ana few other dances a. this VIII oe
dirc ard .hs. they viii .. become graceful women.
Ssrey sHord De better urderood Were children
studies and the teacher allowed % ek-rci-- them u such
and il such dsnoss lin addition fashionable onesl
would sdi 20 the figure vaa and movenrns
something you'd h-8 b gained consistent with he true obee:
of this valuable accomplishment. AnxiSs rs'Or. The
l.. l-fue-s M Dod~orh i.act-t hs cls.--s n
thst aekuov-dse graceful study the Alas d. "a Cecr and
other dances Of similar Uf-lrr Tns e,a.E. OF this
Il. ,fec upon the pupils encouraged him give
s-erol Ds.cnE connected v-e Cahsrcs sli during
k, through Germany France AID Gr,s Br.xE tc
made ms business call uTo1 The pyoninsL ,--e hrss
and corsu. with :he IL regard the ts. eaoizo a
rhh.rz desirable IL hoT~. Therefore
rsiled will Ia sddion hs
only make th-n dance h Polka og s improve h-r ceath
fsr- AID walk and qEea- cave saa.s-y strc
every noyrur1- IN life
During biz o. :his Ar Dod~or-a has
bad favorable opporne, OF studying peculiar dances o.
Poland and Hunzay 2uAr n Pressn tim- W |-uEA
ea-hes moment of the pres-n-
Circulars = lad a. ei.t-r Academy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

MOZART HALL,
PANORAMA OF The NEW TESTAMENT
and egLf pictrre1 q ihe
f<TEMPE PERtNCF.
The pubir Ie.Psf ttAS i-i'iiAto Ns- ~ -i-''
hA"A VII oP"1 % IsEpTEMBER p 1853.
L. ,ha New Tes'su~uf ~ proprietor hsd tn-
at a., in 20 n. prs.~nt sublime WoTk n nsuf~r
toa, u1rrecesuea. And h thai object iney Sa r pfe.~nt
tn pssl q following ro e!.'inslishe 'c- ar4sis
n ~ .ag HaW HORN ALFRED FREDRlCKs. MlSARD
LyWIS H. SHERWOOD, siGAOE PRihOf aid AOSs-
a. sra,.es Of T.. exoeilenre and grsudstr th noble
work arr careful preparation Of eiza; nons and - eo,i
sny dollars si represented VIII o-sci P'r f
re b, Dr. YOUNG the oecbrard rciir on IN h,oIy o.
d. N "a .nd uauy oheT vel .1owE sulecf- Lsc section
viii D. p7eo eded BY spPropai~ 1' foi l." P1-'i i'' sc
bin. Of tie dsy . 81, ,. n
ye5ses5sv and SATURDAY sf,enoons. D0ors open a. 70
eoaln~noe si3 = REENrZa 3 DE'EksA fropn~.or.
GREAT FAIR of the AMERICAN INSTI-
NJ III TT q. the CRYSTAL PALACEArticles viii he re-
c.iyed and located On and steI ssp T. En.ss
ont delsy r. ". GEIssEsHAfNER j.. Chairman.
DROOKLYN ATIENNUM.-Third and last
ID yeek Of sIGSoR BLITZ-1be Learned Canary B.I5s
NV seen. In Nenioquisn New fes.s Of Assio. MON
DAY SEPT ard syetin1 con- y t2cs ara
on " hDNESDA1 and SATURDAY AfIERSOOS5 a.
o'clock Admission DC; Children iie.
DUSSELDORF GALLERY OF PAINTINGS,
fosnt Paintings, surprising exhibitions ~ the knd in tA!'
country Strangers shond fail - M. this Gs:-
forms Of the hef sttrsctons Of the city p2s. daJ ana
evening Hil'.aner = csAt' - = Il
GRAND ROWING REGATTA, THIS DAY.
N Of O'Clock D. m from COSRADs GARDEN. Yorssile.
dae.ep. parts Of the corutI contend for the
chsrnpfonsp Second Third take Pas-Isets
within she II distance of the Race ground
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16
.nd MEJODEOCS of SUPERIOR

DIANOS and MELODEONS, Of SUPERIOR
l. MAKE q GREAT TBARGAINS-se>oad had PIANOS a.
tue following eKrr.uely cv prc-s e2s So tIS slco slxs
$50 6e On. sfthe largest ea.snGrrs Of Aase II s
Caed S<a.es Muss;s lnsernenss and hrsc herehsaise
q al kisds the loves: possk rss raaos sca Aelodoeas
e.. u9sshy received for PAnos Mso1esoa
HORACE wArERs Aga. Ne sss Brosdwsy,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16
Uiano- fortes an6 Alusir.

A MOST excellent Rosewood PIAN0-FORTE,
IA sew and Of exreediasy sne snd torch fully
rsr,sd ~il BE- sod sr.s, eersin secoua hsns
Piano axe, IL rxckan.- ty ALBEIT WEBER M.aufrt1er
No lS5 Wes. Broadway. caaa, q.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

MISS HAINES's SCHOOL, No. 10 Gramercy
wi Park East 2h-st third door from .yMss HANES
respectfully informs her friends and the public that having been
number o the pupils sbriSe the
her School snd the Aops Of securing pune
fyoi ATTENDANCE Of her seolGr' she will defer its reopenng until
MONDAY, Sept. -.
Those who have couhdsi their daughters TO her in past year
may Of her desire and she trusts increased
ability TO inrart pupils substantial, useful accomplished
and Christian education She has the aid Of Teachers Of
t,-t and viii b. their aim 10 contribute luca
possible the personal happiness well moral and intel
ectusl nlproN u those committed 20 their
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16
J. W. C. LEvEsIpsE. Secretary.

YI'HE SCHOOL in charge of the undersigned
will reopen the fr.i AONDii n ssp..norr , anu u
,t.rogah Crculars wih references q shEPAkDs Boos
- Is ~, sni-ou and RANDOLPHs. No. es3 Bread
49, 1''' 80 J. n. TYING, No. 81 las. le,h-ss
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16
+ FERRERO's DANCING ACADEMIES,

He No. a Wes, i;,h-st- Ee~York:
No. ~ Ci.rfon- -, BROOKLYN
NM. DCBREuL FERRERO and Z. FERRERO r-s,-c.-
fully tia, the shove Academies will OPEN O.ob>r
3 in S,Wfork and O,-oo-r u in Brooklyn. G@u--nen's
evening class Octot~r Is IL N-wYork October ~ In
Brooklyn Al osEos. in vogue sis b
tAsaht during th- s,re, paid wsikn<
standing snd hrs. rzdn.as eancn; school, and
p<iya.s Glasses stsn3ec
Soirees given usual
CireS.isrs b< hac I. The l..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16
printing.

: =
AT EVERDELLs, his celebrated WEDDING
n CARDS .plend6y engraved only BE- had Broadway
correr Orders by mail solicited and specimens sent
T,NGRAyING and PRINTING -Hafprice
WedGinz A, Hone and Business Cards Bill Heads Notes
Cheeks Bills Of Exchange &C. st kELLfs No. 81 Fulton o.,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

II No "a W... I'd A. directed By NM. J. '. CANChOls
Paricrsr hors a-e zployed or familiar oi-e o. Frre
sd c-rr,r eou,-rstou ior purpose Of facilitating the IN
rroyeeu scholars and special aflcE;lon y gwen 20 a
eernrn.av and :aer branches Of ce- c Enss
An o b.. f nece.ssry viii b. provided for tn= pup' nos
r.s,6sees situated any d-ce f-ora the sao he-t
ere- Mr. srd Mn. Charle. md No y Lafayette place
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

C,UBMARINE TELEGRAPH CABLE
~ FOR SALE,
RT the SrYo-k Newfoundland ana London Teegts?a oon
Ia snsh, puIcLs.-Tsiogt y miles OF superior
o argez- Submarine Telegraph CEb.s, with ta,e- e'-'
eurtirg wires rnauEactu-ed by kppeT Co. OF Lonioh
10. pz.tic-...s inquire of
r. " LOWBER, Secretary, No 81 Ws.ls'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16
90 h)bcm it map Concern.

~ FRS in the Christian Revelation caring become
ausn;rd with PLAZA o: uuia huen and extensive useful.
remedy the evils % Humanity for in
operation land w address in future Box Ne o. Jersey
CITY, n. j., for printed informsiior.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16
DAILROAD PETTY FRAUDS. and GREAT

III INPDsITIOSS On th~ 1874 vi Aug- ssi- three ..n,'
rarnrs rl-iren Chr ssonr l-d a; '1e F-orrr or
Chicago three tite.s throuGH 20 NsS f0s -
ing ard rrrnxE Eith te Corauy hrr and they i9r az ~.
Cn1Ianis- on the route the stl-nen should hs's ~,
privilege ~ travelling oDiT cas-. rDppnE oc nsas IA" 49,
sop OF Ssrato.a long thy uiini f1oes@ ,.,.
:, abcr. L O'Clock ci
rsly ce.ldef u B1a.D over
AID he rf = Ciftrnsrs rprd tne time VIZ ir'ri
On isssirs B. fac % jhe -rtrueu inquired o II -
duct0r who aroLnd 20 tAz-l-e lLl E--Ik "
fe,et. ut-h.r .h process NUrlt ki- -lr tfSff -
VA drssrou, pufs a. >cAsaecf-cy - i-
for 80 49, III. orssrt1r replied b. s-s'sd thai ~le
.lev s~riv =: a -re zrnrrau -ust :, -inom the
o-u '.as pi.~ . sioJoseT tckrr Tas tseif cLs,D1-
ps.-ng 'f-ra e.. fl-y rejl-ed D. ne iI~lt
informed them shat corseqleu ~ re Coadll'i
punched H.. cheek had been piled o1 c3n--- ~
ear bv th- COnc1ofor 20 repay hi. tae under
b<rz -. oE the Il hs did II order - s,Tr -
tof 4 III. -I0l BIZ I'D eIp-u-e Wien tl~ t1-al
around ser esyrg Ilica- tr zen-.rlsn who pfoPi 70
~ ~cher -r.>.v cgy Ststrd the rrcgr-sisnce
ticket ssd on N (1se r yiSe the r9a6 Jor J'y'
AID .-c@fd either ts 2. would ut p-nch IL tArs n
sisl hil tek-t Sop agr-=c uT-0u A. ~l,-
Cgu6usor liz mot I'd tlst he Nosia .
oece re.thf5 rbaus b.; that he sh7u1 plnfA ne
tn the ..ergrr ol u the The g-r-ia- very b'on
earied - ,rn-ri- 20 81 ;Arss cis.ies wnereupon ~ VI
cae.or -topu-d tfsat heilg s5Dut l. ocFca 81
cslx liz a.z1ce oi bEzte-sn. succeeded IL iy1'-
gets an n great violence and sga.. much
ou .he t.ia czus. cer-b.e personal al 49,
IN min IN ..rsrEe country without his n sa.reI u
j. aarv possible the of tas ssni aa
Railroad Co-yyfstiol l. ptt q IL liz "a ST.
IL from cal ra1unusrt such o1trars Ihe acoFr - - u
story only u large number. rnicn ns
o~rra II i proposea the pesat party, well known .5a
b.0- e bone this question Tor the o--.Ht .
trsv.g NJ bic vel himself One prncnz ooect oi nl'
l. 10 rerh attention y -c,fIen tstrsnsSis
~, ou,ed the .-s u-dse, u front. s-a who heard snd
saY 81 nj. r.sssd Should This notice ee the gasrTt
Il i. ior.d tfev will send tier sdtrese. 20 A-.f. flsoS'
RfGg> A RIGGS Ar-arrs~. NJ. 20 Nais-, Ns~-f o-k
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16
paints, Oils, Glass. Sc.

COAL-0lLi COAL-OIL The Cosl-O a.. -.
~ v,,e.-r-d by be EMPIRE STATE COAL-oiL - =
PANf. No. 80 Pearr-, burLs sith irtense erLaAA.
hind, Il aol lsmps Orders from str trsa~ scIened
NOBURNs Extra LARD OIL-very pare: -
~ rever G.ra ard ~ bsrn eqEsl 10 sprnn b:nsSS
esro-a JOHN W. QUINCY Co. No - wt.n.S,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

vT'HE RUTGERS FEMALE INSTIIU Ii
L Ms S. 81 and 10 Hsii~ou.s--OPens ~ 'Sa Term
(e-h ves-i on MONDAY. >.rt. IS .- -,
The rrr bus Lin conueced v,h The ls'is,r '"
a. convey pgpiis res.aas ts:a-ce, a. ne sA. 'ai'N
c.srse. . , . , ,.a-
Bosriinr ou.s connected wh the ln'.i'v'e ans under
the irirneaise supervision Of ,hs Principal es''oea A. N'
sfT Asdi-ou-.t. ,,.-o,- . prrrSSry~s "
32i Broadvay RAYNORS " Bowety, and =; the in''s,s
r. Prif IN ,tterdsnce the lnI - receive apPa
cs.irr. FOR ths admission 81 scholars
- - J. NJ KREBS, D. D., President;
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16
FRFNCH and ENGLISH


C-u:en-u Drs- r.. fss.r ant o. P.in,s y -.
i-ies For circular q~lse cal ~ ~ sos Lh.NNsi : 70
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

i DAT % HOOD f0f iOI NO LADlf-s' NJ = We u
.-s,- LENEREII vii r-op-n ErI >c-roi l,f ~ ei y,
yrsr or WEDNESDAY. srrt Is TE' ecAoos - - 81 tar
vutsr Of ;horou.h systematic course o. E-S sn rcl
..on with every facility for me stdy and Pracal
srorisI.or o: the French Language Speca classes "a o.
formed vfS.r the direction 81 c0pstelt Professor o ionf
S;e no .-r 70 pursue p sn and fsnca Literature apart
f- y. -.fer1l course Of s-4y limited a.rnnr o. ioAs
Ladies Is rosfyei i-to the family n whom al me Fiss q
home are os red Auuca:iou made 20 MIS- L. PEI
,ousIv or ty l-ter q he above address
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

YI,HE AMERICAN Improved PIANO-FORTE.
Mandatory Nos tt and ls Esst 2ls..st.
Fui.hns Rooms No. 65' Broadway.
Nareroorns No 400 Broadway.
In order 10 ,ppy increased demand for these csrn
We h.y. fou bed fscs. for nansctuns and have
on hand assoHneI. which ODER 81 greatly redzeeo
price. for cash wholesale and retail
CUMMINGS & CANFTELD Manufacturer, S57 Broadway
CHAS Y AThERrOS. Agent. No. +s Broadway.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-22

tbs EYE AND THE EAR Nothing more can be
said Of Dr. Moehakes Of eve
and eaF than the we'll meed praise which the press
medical profession have unanimously him His
operations on these indeed wonderful
Dom those who have witnessed them need therefore, say
Than ho his services to hasten to
Aysil themselves Of his skin whilst amongst He
Be feHua "a The St Louis Hotel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-22

PORTABLE CIRCULARS SAW MTLLs-These machines
are emmenty worthy the attention Of planters and others he
may have lumber saw Each mill i complete In ltsef win
eng,e gear and everything and is fixed price wrnder
ia cheap when csmpared with the Ordinary expense n put
ting up saw mills Mr. Edward Iyens the agent at No So
common street has them for sale aud will pleased to give
about them One Of them be seen IN cps
ration and accurately judged Of At No IS Psfdtdo street W.
nmn ~ W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-22

NEw GooDs AT GIouEL & JAMIsoN's -Messrs.
Giauei Janisou No 10 and IS Charities street. have long
been aong the foremost Of psase for their mpor
aoRs have always included every possible thing in the dry
goods line have always been received and opened at the streak
OF dawn OF each and have been disposed of at the
most humane prices This season. the firm are not whit be.
hind their former Efforts in enabling the ladies take the sea-
sen by The oreock. Their spring goods ia immense
and complete their stock Of housekeeping goods also is not
10 DC surpassed by that Of any other house IN the South.
advise the lady readers Of the Crescent to look ovsr their
sertisements in another column, call at the store as
they have the lei ure
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-22

SPLENDID SPRING Go0Ds.--A choice assortment Of
spring dry goods the dsinies and richest be had foreign
lands now open 10 the inspection of the at Messrs
Ieyois Goa Canal and bourbon streets I, com
ntses some of the beautiful baregs and organy robes
and other articles for spring that ever dreamed
Of We refer to The advertisement in auo,her column of This
mornings Crescent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-22

SPRING CLoTHIso-Messrs. F. Malard 4 Co. cor.
Of Canal and Old Lesee Streets have received ,psn
stock Of spring clothing including tweed Suits eolo
cassiner suits black and dahla cashere,,s fock
ragsns and other light and pretty for weather
Gentlemen should 80 aud look them See the sdre
fisefnent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-22

PLANTATION DRr GooDs.-- Messrs. Benthuysen,
Lewis Co., Mo- ll6 Canal invite attention Of
planters and country merchants their dry osds for
country and plantation stock imene in quantity com
pss IN assortment aud unvayingly excellent In qualify ard
offered wiihal the extraordinarily low prices FOR
pa'aeuafs We refer ell to the advertisement mornings
Crescent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-22

DR.. EAL1Nas--This gentieman's success In the
eradication Of coFns and all other ailments which cripple the
fee ana impede ocomo'on has been fully established by his
practice since HE arrival here we'll by the great number
respectable certificates which he produces from abroad His
office is at No 1877 Canal street. and no in tho city
but short time longer We refer bis card In our aver
Using columns
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-22
J. WRIGHT G. co.


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pEroRM1TY OR PREMATURE DEATH,
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The only Instant ang AntldOte to Pain Earth II
wARRANTE
To cure without smart and quicker all ais that other things
relieve moreover absolute and unmakabe control over
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l. stops all pain even Of Burns instantly.
q Heals Burns and Small Pox, etc, free Of scars
s. Admits scald to raise water blister or sore
L. Takes away Old Sores fully. ...#
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G. Ends Commissions, Collie and Fits directly.
T. soothes Nerves to ease, quiet and strength
s. Restores action and strength to Palsied Limbs.
O. Destroys Modification instantly
TO- Generates Flesh rotted thereby.
H. Keeps of Black and Swelling after blows.
H. Dissolyes Cataracts and strengthens Sight,
49, Draws and heals Blisters free Of smart mark
H. Neutrazes posous aud humor either hereditary In
fused by bees hornets mosquitoes reptiles, rabd AMI
mails, corrupt bodies or plants.
ABSOLUTELY
Now whether the bgo believes not, Fire Poison In
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Chronic Darrhea Dyenery ETC. rendered comparatively
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this Innocent mighty cheap, electric rapid antidote to uni
versal suffering
VIII forfeited If does LIFE where all medical
science fails.
MILLIONS
Use It daily asounded satisfaction all praise itNONE
ARE SAFE WITHOUT IT. and # has become the greatest
commercial antidoe exant.
Refer Dr. v Mott New York the greatest surgeon,
in America and all eminent physicians.
Fer In Na,gn OIL yI.,Iae ala opIra NV
j. WRIGHT CO.
q and i5l Chartres street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-22

Assembly met to hear and this the ntesi,
Neptane advancing srss, with his huge trident
Smoa the earth thererom spraag tho horse
Unmaaahed in beauty, symmetry and E-see ~herest
general murmur bleut with wonder in his behalf
| Stately approaching next, Minerva came;
And forthwith silence reigned. Then as bending fore
The throne she her hand and crowned with her
olive wreath,
Eaberu Of peace and concord the World asking udg
And he name 81 Athsns which granted all Dispersal
eAsrssnE JpFIIER Juno, IRls,
/ vxsus. crrrn HEHr. DfAEA.
YulcAx. osprLE asRcuRr. AroL1o.
cEREs. YEsrAa sPturo. MINERVA.
sEfruSs. BAccHUs MARS.
MUSES..
TABLEAu SECOND:
FnGHr TfxE.
AURORA.
See Morning peeps from meath the shalowy hills
kissing dsws from CT the brow Of sombre NiebtpA
PHGBus APoLlo.
The glorious Noon pregnant with promise Of the Day,
Lifts his proud drapey in the Sun and sweeps along
Rich as monarch crowned"
Eox.
" Night with her eb on banner bazoned DER
With silver stars, wells the light Worlds coEceit
And shsmes the vsiner day"
HouRs cAsroR PorlBx.
TrMF.... .DrsTrsT.
TABLEAU THIRD:
BAcoHANAIIAs REvEL
Fanns our youthful Bacchus follow
~ sl0Sns 'ssr y s'9 ,ss, nn"''"'"'
shedding ,oyOus light beneath
..pon.. .,o,. NJ. rronn. of s.,vr.
bearing cyms.ls, Flutes and Tbyrses, ~
with mad leaps and wanton eApers,
hadly sung defiOus verses"
BAeenus.
F,,ss N s,-x..
oonus SEASONS. FLORA. MomUs.
ASL ,f.. AZ 10Y e
Am
PROCESSION
Come let us our rites Begin
ris only daylight tha' makes SIN
Tho orn'nat;on q ,sa az talaa ,ros ,,ocos
s;o - l., -,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-22
DIANA. Goddess Of the Chase.

uIANA, GODDESS OF tne CnaSe,
10 a hunting chariot drawn by stays followed by the
Muses. Cailope, Clio, Erato, Thalia, Mepomene,
Terpsichore, Euterpe, Polymnia and Urania.
vRsrA, Goddess Of Fire.
With her symbolic Altar OF FaEne--folIowed
HAEPooRATEs, God Of Silence
HYaErD, Goddess Of Health
EscuLAPtUs, God Of Medicine.
sa FORTUNE,
With her Horn Of Plenty, and
pLuTUs, God Of Wealth, lead
DESTINY
On bis winged dragon, attended by
THEMIs, Goddess OF Justice and
NE,IEsIs, Goddess Of Vengeance.
SATURN, God Of Time,
With his Scythe and Hour Glass, preceded
$780, CyBeLE, Goddess Of Earth.
In chariot drawn by Lions. Next,
JuPITER, God Of Olympus.
In winged car drawn by Eagles rules the Festival
He was attended by bis Cap Bearers HEBE and
GANYMEDE, and his winged Messenger MERCURY
mounted on Pegasus Following Jupiter was his
Queens.
's Juno, Goddess Of the Heavens,
In her car Of Peacocks. with her attendants,
IRIs, the Rainbow, and ARGUS, the
Handicapped. Other Deites followed
.ATLAs and HERouLEs, with their prodgious labors
,s,,ss y W.. 4.
Owls.
VULoAs, God of Fire, with his anvil and sledge.
ysSrs. Goddess Of love and Beautv with f,,rptn in
!. e,r drawn Nv swana
HynrN. God 81 MARRIAGE.
n
A,,,o,. Goddess az tho morn,nr
II Z car araun - ! vnrea uorsa ona a,tonaoa l.,
y tbe Houns, nyecedea :
pu,5n,,s sApo,
In tle Chariot of The san The r,oa ~ ,he SIM
followed hv
NIanr,
In somhre car, drawn By q Bat, with the twin DENT
gods, CAsroR and PoLLux, in her train
EoLus, God Of the Winds,
Resting over his murky cavern, and attended BY his
subjects,
BoREAs, God Of the North Wind,
EuRUs, God Of the East Wind,
NoTus, God Of the South Wind and
zEPHyaus, God of the West Wind.
NEPTUNE and ARHrrRIrr,
God and Goddess of the Sea, in shell drawn BY Sea
Horses, next appeared, attended by the TRrToNs,
After them,
PLuro and PRosERPNR,
God and Goddess Of the Internal Regions. on a
throne drawn by their faithful CgRBERus. The
procession closed with
HEcArE and the Frarrs
The rush Of the ticketholders. al the sbeater 90.
in at about . o'clock The Mistick Krewe having
returned from their round through the CITY. disa,.
peared in the back part Of the theater. in order Ia
OFeparf themselves for thaft tahlaaux Tha .haa...
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fCommunicafed.l
A Reply to q Free Trade.''

Hssers Editors The writer Of an article in your psper Of
Saturday last the signature Of Free Trade object
WI On med toawaken the sympaie II the public favor
= the steam hoat Virginia and their peudces against the Mail
ne undersigned bad procured the seizure
Virginia r Pass fees for the Of Grants Pass would
have The public believe that said seizure furnished conclusive
evidence OF the malignant o-iton on The pnrf Of Inc
correctness of this conclusion Grants Pass belongs
q capt Grant who is also in the tAl Line although
that COMPANY has control said Pass
imam the owners Of khe steam loaf Virginia have.
IT Free Trade had ony taken informed the puh
lie that the of the steamboat Virginia fneopo
red company, and personally liable
nep and that they DID not other property
which aim conld be made that already
under mortgage for about ono aly Increasing he
liabilities the public could have other
eeiSe OF malignant disposition prudent man 70
said bost Bat what the about This seizure q which
he copl nsf the 21h 81 December made her
nst trip % Mobile ON her return New Orleans the
Pass when she arrived The Railroad her boilers were
found so insecure from the pressure Of or from
fecye constructions that the inspectors to give The
proner certificates for her made These
repairs occupied between three during which
ne hey were several times requested pay their Pass fees
out they failet to do On the January again
rived Al Mobile and there pay the fees due bat
fsed 70 do So and the 22d of that month
siier the lees were due, she seize for he amount
szhK boat belonging 10 Incorporated mpany that
dd not own but the of
claim cpnld be made and she nnder MORTGAGE
corded m The Custom House, FOR O0 which mort
gage mas precedence over most of her other liabilities
constantly increasing her debts by xpe SEES being greater
man her receipts is evidence
Inc owner If Grants Phss the iuel guilty OF rnalip
nan ac But said boat has since Pass and
ana 70 pay anu will be again seized The risk
JOHN GRANT
-, Proprietor sf CRAFTS Pass.
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