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., = Tbs. Religious meetings that have btcu
toniinuel Ion. number Of weeks pa in
tho Methodist Church, .til oontin,c
Rev. NJ. Bars, from Glenn, Falls.
.N,..Y.., has preached 10 crowded houses.
Two weeks:ago last Sunday u were Bap-
tsed, auj joined the church and last Sun
day ~. joined the church. When these
meetings will close is uncertain. We are
informed that a number of persons intend,
ioimng the Congregational Church ueSt
sabbathSi S.. .~...i
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NOTICE.

"AyINa resolved to sell out and close up
III business In this place, the subscriber would
call the attention Of the public to the sale Of his
dwelling houses and lots, which win b sold OF
verp low price.
n B. Please call and xamipe the property.
a.; SIDNEY MOODY
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MiddleburV Female Seminary

The Spring QUARTER commence; en- Monday
February ~, and continues ten and half weeks
Pupils are not received for less than full quar-
TER, except by particular arrangement With the
Principal.
Miss AosKs GoKDoS, Principal and Preceptress
Miss N. J. ksowLEs, Assistant Preceptress.
Miss Z. G. LAwRENcK, Teacher Of Drawing and
Painting.
Mr.. A. Borr, Teacher Of Alnsic and German
TUITION AND BOARD.
Tuitisa-In Elementary English, IS 90 higher
English. - so; Latin and English, IS 90; Plano
$40 90; SingiegssO0; Vocal Music Class, 90 {;
Painting In Water Colors, - 90 In OIL. IS 90; ;
Drawing, 81 90; French, S. co. German 81 co.
An extra charge Of IS cents is made for fires
and sweeping
6oord-ln Seminary Boarding House, including
Room, Lights and Washing, S25 90 per quarter
the young ladies finding their own towels and
lamps. Fuel Is provided at cost.
Bills payable at the middle Of each quarter, and
NO deduction is made for Temporary absence.
AGNES GORDON.
Niddlebury, Jan. Is, ls5e.
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.---Revs s. W. CLEMENS will deliver Il
lecture, on Temperance, at the Methodist
Church, on. Monday evening next. =
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Rocks at Reduced Prices,
FOR TEN DAYS!

4 WILL .oi lt following Books st cot, AID
Il ns,c. Vi dion Lelow cost for ten days. Now
i t.c thue 10 i,nAe additions to Libraries. CAL
eariy before il Is l,u lite. lave ~ stors laIge
-t0,A u. Paper ruI Lnveloir Which will ssll
L., ''ic luaiti,yn t los prices. Also my usual
a-srr'uont O.. Plau' Roots, Fany Aitcles, &c,
cor .t'utiy or haunt hooks no, on hand procured
to der on short notice. Former
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Rev. 8. W, CLEMENS,

NOTICE -Adrertisemehts, 10 insure insertion
the same geek, should be handed in BY Monday noon
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-03-03

REMEMBER that John Hawkins will be
here on the 10Th inst. See notice. =
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NOTICE.

A IL who have unsettled accounts With Tia
"A. subscribers ore hSrsby requested to cali and
make ayment 3. & ". =. MOODY.
The subscribers will sell their stock Of CROCK
cry at cost. The attention Of merchants Is 50.
licitej. Call andsee. s. & W. 8. MOODY
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ENGLISH VELVETS,
With rich MEDALLION CENTRES and Dor
DERs. VELVETs Of the best fabrics and most
pIFAP EsTRIEs and BRUSSELS,
Ftom the best manufactures In Europe and A.
uieriea--with STAIRS and Ruos 10 match. OIL
CLOTHS Of Patent EnamsIled 6nish, aud the
lttest patterns COCOA MATTINGS and
MATS Of all sizes. SUFFERS, EXTRA FINES,
PINES, UNIONS, COTTON ISGRAINS, &C.
o. CHuRcHKs, HOTELS, and other Public
Buildings, furnished at short notice. Carpets
made TO order and laid In the best manner
RICHARDS ALDEN Il CO.,
Over the Boston q Maine Railread Depot,
HA YNARKET SQUARE.
BOSTON 44sm
ADDISON HOUSE.
TNHE subscribers would respectfully give notice
that they have leased the Z" Addison HOUSE"
for term of years, and that the proprietors have
re fitted the house In every part, and tie sub
scrlLers have rs-furnishsd II with large srrom.t
Of new furniture. and nothing shall be waI.iirg
on their part to make everything comfortable and
pleasant for their guests. EXCELLENT stables and
the best attention for tprses will be provided
Country residents viii find pleasant and cave
nlent home at the most heerRl rates. Special In
dueelnents Will be- offered for county custom
ers. Large and small parties will be aeeouiinC.
dated at short notice. ..
ADAMS. BROTHERS,
Addlsbury, July Is, 1867 -. ls.ii
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MIDDLEBURY HOUSE.

MARRY MOORE,
AIDpLEEuRr, VI
PsnE oARRIAeE TO and. from the Depot
SrAeEs for the following places stop md
start from this House
For Lake Champaign via Cornwall aud
Shorehsm leaves daily IL "a o'clock A, n.
For Bridport, leaves daily alta p. M.
For Bethel. via Ripton and Hancock.
leaves every Tuesday, Thursday aud satur-
day, at n o'clock A. NJ, 26;tf
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REMONSVEA NCG.

.t'...,.,....,..l ,..,.... .., ,,;tn.f.... i,..
inc ,cor,s tb,.,,,, Las. .io...l t,,l 80 - .
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a,,,,s t,i 10" KY, ~ Nv.
h.. a,rs.,'d o '-'' ~. i,'''
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ner.,.,. ,.b,n,. ~, 49,, s ,'t
Alc ,r poor ,to,a.' .l ~ =" .,V
i,,,is NE, ,,,,. ~ ~ ',' ,,i. .'' ~
a. = lHrilnce lioihce cTHuo,
Iustn C9eh -Gn, LlyeFport,
II, ~ Le5ai" H. imker
u. L. tMH-s ,'eVge 5mith
.. q u. Earl -. ~ W Sonroe'
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A. w. pow RS.

"o'F11f-NN w
A CENT for BoARDMAS, GRAY & Co.'s cele-
IA brafed Dolce Campana attachment and cor
rugated Sounding Board Piano Fortes, which for
purity and richness of tone. durability and ele-
gancs Of style and finish challenges competition.
Mr.. POWERS continues to give careful attention
to tuning and repairing Piano Fortes, and from
several years successful experience is confident
Of his ability TO give satisfaction in every respect
All orders by mail or otherwise promptly and
faithfully attended to. 2s
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HENGoW. Ar.

The
French and German Importing House
HOLDEN, CUTTER & Co,
Have removed frem /; and II Kilby Street to
so & 80 FEDERAL, and lOl, III and lis
CONGRESS STREETS.
Purchasers Of any kind Of Fancy Goods-Ioys
Porte N2naisJ wing hiils--Ilaif, Nail and
Tooth BTgshes- Combs Pencils rsns- Pen
Holders-Gb,sS BeNds-Ne orschnum Pipes and
s-gar holders Marbles Hoops Willow Wag
gers-ii0ir Oilt-C0logue s-Soaps- Genuius Old
Brown Windsor SoAp-Ac;3rleous- Violins-
Flutes iarmoneous--Jews Rarps- VioIla--
Matches, without sHlp'ua-ali, in fact any ar
tele m the fan.ce So.ion line, viii fad Il very
advantageous - call
rstlsrS purchasing Tor cash wili hud t worthy
Of lnair e'eptieg 10 '9ok 2, our .srgs stock
HOLDEN eUTTLR s. co,
ImPmtsn q Fancy G 5ol, Aad Toy,, snd Deal
ers IN Fire Works
soLR AoESzs EoR sAspzRsos * LAsERoAs's
FIRE WORKS.
Display, furnished at snort notice Indis Crack
srs md Small Works OH han as usual. 4e;e m
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.
WE, the subscribers, being appointed by
w the Probate court for the District Of
New Haven, Commissioners, to receive, ex-
anime and adjust all claims and dcnaDds
OF all persons against the estate o.
WAIT sQUIER,
late Of New Haven in said district, decea scd.
and also all claims and demands exhibited IL
Offset thereto and six months from the 18th
day Of February, 1868. being allowed By
said court for that purpose, we DO therefore
hereby give notice that we will stterd to ii G
business Of our said appointment, at the late
residence Of the deceased, on wednes dsy the
Slst day Of March next, and the 10th day Of
August, from o'clock, P. NJ until O'Clock
VI IN each of said days.
J. LANGDoN.
OLIVER SMITH. }Comrs
II. c. HUNT,
Dalod al New Haven. this goth day Of Feb
ruary 1908. 46;sw
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Rice's Quadrille Band,

BuaLlNGToNi VT.i
J. X. HOLNIBuRG Cospucron.
is prepared to furnish any number of pieces for
Balls, Parties, Concerts, &c.
MIR. Geo. W. Powers, Middlebury, is our agent
for this town and vicinity. ~
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STATE OF NERMONT,l Be 1t remem
pJDiarict NJ Addison, IS bored that al q
Probate Court held at MiddlcLuIy, IN End
for the District of Addison on the 9Th day
OF February A. D. 1858.
Samuel McFerson, named executor in ~
instrument purporting to be tie last viii
and testament of
JOSIAH MCPHERSON,
late of Shoreham In said District deceased
presents the same TO this court for Probate.
II is thereupon o derod THAI said iDstru.
ment be considered by this court for Pro.
bate It session thereof 10 he held at the
Probate Office in said Middlcbury, on Sat
urday the Goth day Of March next, A. u.
1858. at ten o'clock in the forenoon and that
notice thereof be given TO all pcrsouA in
tere sted, that they may appear ard make
their objections if any they may have to
the Probate, and allowance Of said instiu-
ment as the last will and I, stament Of said
deceased, by publishing a ceitihed copy Of
this order In the Middlebury Register, q
newspaper printed at said Middlebury.
three weeks successioely previous 10 the
time OF sa id court
CALvIS G. TnpEs, Judge
A true copy from the records.
46;3w Attest J W STEWART, Register.
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KANSAS ljNiIGRANTS.
Pioneer Intelligence Aaesov.

Pioneer Intelligence Agency.
DERSONS who Intend settling in kansa. and
i who may want reliable iniormatio IN regard
to the best Locations, the Ci,ies. fowls, Mineral
Points, Rivers, Soil, tho best route to ocnc, tho
price, Of Lands, Town Lots, Provisions, sc. may
address the undersigued,
Enclosing Fee OF Ono Dollar,)
pu receipt Of which "a correct and agtlsnfic nc
tcu1s 81 the part Of Kansas TO Which the hppl-
cant desires to emigrate, will he forwarded by re-
tuln mail. Address 448w
JNo. BOURNE g. CO., Lecompton, Kansas
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NOW IS THE TIME
TO scr-
BOOKS AND STATIONERY

BUUkS AND STATIONERY,
AT Low PRIo1s EoR'OAs1,
THE subser.bsr has jass rssurnsa from marhss
l. with q LARGE STOCK OF
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
Which he is prepared to ssl at
Low FRIeE FOR CASH.
The stock consists Of
SCHOOL, CLASSICAL. STANDARD AND
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY, ARTISTS
WATERFALL, FANCY GOODS.
NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES, &C, &C, &C.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
DR.. Living,tsne's Travels and Researches in
South Africa Surgeons Sermons, Lie Of Aaron
Burr, White LES Mabel Vaughan. hoss Side,
Cant Gurley, The Golden Age Of American Or
atory, and a large variety Of other works too M
merous to mention here.
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
Recently published and ssad for q rs. We can
ssll at prices from 80 cents 70 q.
BLANK BOOKS.
Ledgers, Journals, Dsy Books, Rscsrd Books,
Cash Books, Quarto Blanks, in 9 variety Of stylas
Of binding, at low prices
TUCK MEMORANDUMs,
All sizes and thIcknesses.
PASS BOOKS,
Small and large, Paper, Fancy 'saa LsssAsI
WRITING BOOKS.
With and without sepi.s. cOmpositiOn Books.
STATIONERY.
Letter, Cap and Note Papers. Of all siass grades
and prices, from sl.2s to - per rsam.
ENVELOPES
OF all styles, quality and ssss, from rs Csnis
TO SO per thousand
SPREAD UPON THE COUNTER
Is G. lot Of Misesllansoas Books MARKED
wish COED bargains. A. q. COPELAND
REMEMBER
sa TIP f.s. win by Fl a.i;i s s Ss4ss:
1T Is A FACT
That 10 cents win buy Q, ssts Of Letter Pc
| Per, at - CUPELASD'S Bookstore
ten. CENTS
for W. i.! ssS 4 ss:t .s:'''
HAVE YOU READ
Dr.. Iivipsssons's Travels and Rssssrshss in
South Africa2. Ii L. for 4als a.
ST. ;c0flLAND's Beskstsss.
~, 49, = -------1-z-
8 H E e 7 M-U SIC
sTRUcTsLoN BOOKS
Fer siis,Sy' :: JAIL qrSlAsp.
yss. ~, 1853
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DIED.

Ia Leon, Wisconsin, on the 9Th ult, HATTIE,
dlushter Of William ana Mary \ Lane, aged
IL month"; and DAYS.
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THE SECRET INFIRMITIEs
YOUTH AND RITY

Just Pskh4Asd, 0ratis, As 96N Thousand.
A few words on the Rational Treatment, with
out Medicine, Of sperrnatonhes or Local Weak
meas, Nocturnal Emissions, Genital and Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay Of the System, lmpo.
b. DE LANEY, II. d.
The important fact that the many alarming
complaint, originating In the lmprudence and
solitude Of youth, may be easily removed WIFI
OUT MEDICINE, Is BY this small tract, clearly
Demonstrated, and the entirely new and highly
sueesssfal treatment as adopted by the Author
fvny explained, BY means Of which every one Il
snabledto cure himsslf perfectly and at the least
possbls cost, thereby avoiding all the advertised
noserums Of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free In .
sealsd envelope. BY rsmitting two postsss stamps
90 Dr.. DE LANEf, ~ Lispsnsrd Street, New
York. A6;ly
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n.'re,, Npaine, vol, ,!S,bsuad' ~ 90 ). 90
United st>te9do. volJ,a,a,s do. a..
F FSiip5a sS S. vol vol Il Il g"
Msrepous VI orb Of To. .Arnoid,D d. 60 q
History Of tho Buccarests Of America, % g
History OF Louisiana by C.. duaysrrs, so 2
theological Sketch Book, 2 vols. ! so 3
kennsy's Mcroirs Of the Indians, ] IS .
Nav Hampshire as tIs, /. 9
" " Cbnrche7, 3
Feelwoed's Life OF Christ, q
Mabel vaushsn, '.,.. rs
Quits, -. ! IS
Iempes, and sun.hine, 10 i
Rural Homes, by @. Wheeler, 90
Scandal. by SRA Bickford, IS &c
Moss Side by Marion Darland, So 20
Widow Bedott Paper, 70 l rs
Homestead on tie Hillside, Mn. Holmes, 80
Fun Jotilngs, by n P, Willis, %
Hcires. Of tiienhur.t,by I,s. Stephens, 50
SHERWOOD, IS
Prisoners Of the borders, tai. of isss, IS
Capt. Molly. the Brave Woman, SO &c
The Mayaower, ~ il. 8. Stowe, I: &c
Eros and Anti-Eros SO
History and Records of The Elsphsn,
Club, by Doesticks, 6s
Doesticks, by " SO
Adventures Of q Rowing Diplomstist, by
I vice Married. so T5
Zillah the Child Medium, 50 &c
Pnrker's Hand. Book of Minnesota, go "a
Iowa, 90 7t
Little Dorritt, by Charles Dickens, . 2 so
The HslHg, by fIrs. Geo. P. Marsh, g
Tpham's Lie of Fremont, 50 70
Contributions to Litsraturs,by S.Gpmsn,ss
Skeptical Era, by J. u. Post, rs
Joy and Care, BY Mrs. Tuthill. 90 70
Inv Hhoa Rurd
The Old Vicarags, BY Mrs. Hubbsct, 70
The Slave Of the Lamp, BY Vim. Noth,7s 90
Winter Evenings, rs
Walter March, Or sbospsc Rssollectious,Ys
Life Of Martin Luther, &c
American Citizen, by Bishop Hopkins, y
Lucy Boston, by Fred Folio, Is
Lectures on lRsomanism, BY Cumming, q Is
Fifty Years in both Heruispheres, 50
Universal Genius, 76 IS
Ny Schools and scholma.t.rs. hugh
Miller, % as
Wide Wide World, IFS
Shades of Character, Woodruff, $50
War in Kansas, by Brewertep. 90
Life Of Capt. John Smith, rs
Gen. Lafayette, rs
Haps and Mishaps,b by Grace Greenwood 90 / 81
G6rayon Sketches, By Gee. "; Bans.yI ~
Paul Fame, by N. 2. Willis, laS
Life OF Charles Sumner. rs l.
Seward, 7s
Forged viii, by Emerson Bennett, ss
Lamplighter, IS
Novels and Tales, by Mrs Lee Henta, 50 's
Conqussts Of Kansas, Phillips, rs
Mechanics Own Book, rs !
Fox's Book Of Martyrs, rs q
Ellen Nortury, BY Emerson Bennett. -
The Republican Party, Han, 90
R RsS. weston Ss sn' ''''A A''''''''' Is is
TIT for Tat, or Reply to bred. rs
Drayton, %
Clara Moreton, by E. Bennett, Is
bred, by Mrs. Stowe, Is
Sargsnt's Life Of FrankliH, rs
outdoors at Idswild, l rs
Life Of q County Merchant 90
Hawkstons, 2 vols. / / 50
Life and Beauties Of Fanny Fern. - Il
Bigslow's Life Of Fremont, %
Caleb Field, Is 80
Castle Builders, 81 IS
California Indoors and Qat, 7s 1
Arctic Adventures, BY Epss Sargent, IS
Life Of General Putnam, rs !
Pirates Own Book, e /
Charles Summers Speeches = Addrssaes,ss rs
Pride Of Life, By Lady Sect. % I q
Curse Entailed, 10 ~
The Lnwoods, vols. 70
The Brothers, 80
A Defence Of the American Policy, 70 Is
''N' Vi N a. L corSLxsb.
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STATE OF VERMONT, Alta Probate
CDisirict IF Ner HQu~' IS. Court holden
al Bristol in said district, n the 18th day OF
February, 1865:
The foregoing application being presented
% said court, It is ordered that all persons
concerned be notified to appear before said
court, al session thereof to he holden at
Bristol, aforesaid, on the 22d day Of March =.
1858 al 10 o'clock, a. NJ , at.the Office of the
Indge Of said court to shcw cause, If any e1
lists, why the power and authority rogue ted
in said application should not be granted
For whibh purpose it is further ordered that
a copy Of the record Il this order be pub
lished three weeks succeseively in the Mid
debury Register, a newspaper printed at
Middlebury, In this State ali Of which pub
LEGATIONS shall be preyiou. TO the time az
pointed for said hearing
HARVEY MUNsILL Judge
trnc copy Of record.
45.Sw II. MUNsILL Judge
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TEN. CENTS
f., WI ,.!! i t.:s:s''
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HAVE you Rad

DR.. Livinss,ons's Travels ana Rssssrshss in
South Africa24 IL Il fss gale 81
fri- = .c0RfLAND's Beekstsss.
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ia tle Hon, Probate Court Tor
ui New Haven
John C.Pierce, guardian Of WATSON
FIERCE aad LOUISA q PIERCE, minors,
residing IN starksboro. in said district, rep.
results to said court that the said Watson 8
aul Louisa c. are seized in their own right
In fee, of the following described real estate
lying and being in Starkstoro aforesaid 70
wit: Each an equal undivided third part Of
one eighth Of about fifty acres Of land lying
in Starksboro aforesaid nd beirg the same
that was set off to Cynthia Bidvell. widow
of Chester Bidwel, for her dow r, and rep.
resents to said court that it @ill be condu.
Give to the interest Of his said wards 10 sell
said real estate tor the purpose Of putting
the proceeds Of such sale at interest; The
said guardian therefore pfaye said court to
geant him license TO sell sid real estate pur-
suant 20 the provision Of the statute In such
case made and provided
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WRITING BOOKS,

SPREAD UPON THE COUNTER
Is G lot Of Misesllansoss Books MARKED
DOWN, that must be sold Call early you
wish coed bargains A. Il. COPELAND.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-01

ARRrvAL OF THE AMERIcA--The steamer Amer
lea, from Liverpool Of the 18th ult arrived at Hall
fax on Saturday last. The accounts will be found
under our Geographic head, and are Of high interest
Cotton had advanced for the week ID. to sled. Or,
leans Middling is quoted at I'D. This will about
cover the purchases made here last week The sales
for the week ending the 18th were the largest Of
the season, reaching u 900 bales. Whether the ad-
vance will be responded to here, will be determined
to-day or tomorrow. The stock in port Qiverpool)
was 1855 900 bales, Of which l4s,000 bales were
American. The stock at the same last year was
$40 900 bales Of which 265 900 bales were American
Operators can figure out the probable results. The
rate Of interest had been reduced by the Bank Of
England The bullion in the Bank Of England had
increased for the week ss.75oOO0. This would make
the amount of bullion hand equal to $50 500 0O0
The Northern mail failed yesterday The Africas
letters win, It is supposed, be along to-day.
A storm was brewing last night
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-01

Tn4LBERo AND TIE MEssRs. JAcoBs.--It viii be of
interest to many 10 know that the worldrenowned
pianist has weakness for the banjo, and has learned
% perform on the instrument in a mastery manner.
He first attracted % the instrument in New York,
and since bis arrival here has taken lessons upon it
Of Mr.. II. p Jacobs, who, with his brother ]. L.
Jacobs give lessons to al who choose to call at their
headquarters, No. % St. Charles street. Thalherg
has eompimented the Messrs. Jacobs with testimo.
nisiin regard to their system Of teaching the banjo
The hessn. Jacobs have reeprocated, by presenting
the great artist with splendid banjo of their own
manatactuFe an article which he was glad to accept
Is be designs creating sensation with it on his
retura % Europe The testimonial Of Thslberg,
however is not the only as 10 the ability Of the
sszs.Jseobs in teaching. The correspondence, In
reiereaee % the above banjo Is published in another
part q today's Crescent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-01

BALTIMORE AND OHIo RAILRoAD. This will be a
largely patrolzed liue Of travel the coming GUNNER
Nora:lroad in the country Is better conducted, and
no route IN the country dscloses more grand and
been reminded Of hisa fact which we have asserted
before-by splendid pictorial chart. or advertise
went Of the company, which Mr.. J, Kennedy Mettee,
onsof It's agents, has hung up in counting room
It's beautiful specimen Of the blended arts Of the
ehgmser and the printer containing sixteen views of
natural scenery through which The road passes, with
other tasteful Illustrations, IoOS at the picture or
pictures is enough to give any one fever to travel
oyer the road SO handsomely advertised.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-01

LECTURES ON PHREsoLoGY. Messrs. Fowler 4
Wells announce second course Of lectures on phre-
nology at Armory Hall this week, beginning this
evening Professor Fowler stands at the head Of his
science in this country and his lectures are no less
entertaining than they solidly instructive Phre-
nologieal examinations are made and charts drawn
up TOE all who desire il, at room No. l02 City Hotel
Each Of the Lectures is TO close with public exam
nation OF persons selected from the audience The
price y very MISUNDERSTANDING cents TO each
saparate lecture, dollar for the whole six There
I no eNense for people remaining ignorant now a.
days.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-01

ST. CHARnEs THEATER.-Miss Cushman played
Meg MsrTilies and Jaliana to an overlooking house
gu Saturday night, that being her last. Her engage
NEST was most lucrative one. Last night Mr.. CORR
the acting manager, had fine benefit
Tonight we are to have Mr.. Chanfrau = the
only living representative Of Nose" the fighting
hre.boy, character which he has made famous from
Maine to California. He is to make his debut for the
season as Jerry Clip, in The stagestruck Barber.n
After that he is to appear as Nose. The drama of
Sixteen String Jack" which was successfully
brought out last night Is also to be given tonight
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-01

AnPHrnzArER-- The Marsh Children last night
appeared Cor the rst time ia new scenic piece, en-.
titled AThe Brgand.n II was great success, both
in Its putting the stage and the manner IN which
the ehiirsn acted Il out Seven beautiful tablesux
given in the Of the pieee. aiterthe fashion
Of the KeIsrs Miss Louise as Aassaroni, the bri-
eand. Little Mary ~ Mafif, the brigands wife, ard
kasier George Is Nieoii the steward, were respe
lively deigiitful The "Bfigandg viii have ran. Ii
i 20 BE- repeated tonight together With The rce Of
,'The Happy Man. aud . dance BY Jaiia Christine.