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Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11

A HAIR-LIPPED man filed the crevice in his lip
with piece Of chickendesh which grew nicely,
and all was satisfactory until he desired to raise
moustaches, when one side grew hair and the other
feathers
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11

IMPROVED NEWS FACMTEs.-T editor of the
Red Bluffs Beacon says the ladies have a sewing
circle close to bis office. We shall expect to see
the Beae0a's local news department correspond
ingly improved.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11

FALLING snow continued all day yesterday; it
will probably furnish ground coat of two or
three feet before holding up. AT 10 o'clock in
the morning thirteen inches had fallen.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11
Annual EIection.-The members Of

Trinity Royal Arch Chapter, No. 10, are hereby
notified that the animal Election Of Officers for
the ensuing Masonic year, will take place at the
cOuyocation on
Tnesday, December I4th,
At G. O'Clock, p. m. A punctual attendance
is cxoected. W. J. TINNIN, II. p.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11

Coop SrREAK.-An exchange acknowledges
receipt Of a cotemporary which was entirely fill
cd with gems "
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11

THE ExrRr8sNEN.-F. W. Blake q CO. have
been most generous in supplies of State and At
lantc papers in addition to European journals,
magazines and pictorials.
Greenhood & Newbauer's express have also
been very kind aud accommodating.
Atkcson's Canon City express has taken special
pains 10 accommodate us in delivery of subscri-
bers papers, letters and packages.
Wells, Fargo & Co., of San Francisco have
forwarded, daily packages OF all the city papers.
Mr. JAMES CoMsrocK, who recently came on
the Weavcrville and Shasta route, proves himself
Grst.rate mountain driver. Notwithstanding
the stormy weather he arrives here before dark
with his team in fine condition On Friday
morning he went out through the storm, exiting
with the expressed determination that a small
sized storm should not close the road lie has
one of the finest and strongest teams on the road.
ARRIVALS OF OLD CITIZENS c. f. Will
liams and lady, and F. A. Buck and lady-both
gentlemen for mer residents of Weavervlle r.
arrived at the Bay by the last steamer To arrive
by next steamer-Mr Fred. Walter, and Chas.
Leiye and lady.
PIERCE, CHURCH q Co. have a very powerful
article Of all-searching Limburger' cheese
which could be discovered in the dark at dis
tance of 80 rods.
The editor Of the Tehama Gazette recently
heard friend relate story which, at the time,
" struck him as being iadicgous n'
IMnGRATIoN.-A drove of fifty turkeys lately
arrived in Downieville geese have been numer-
GUS there for a long time.
JUSTICES OFFICE REMOVED. Justice Moloney
has removed his office to building lately occupied
by Judge Miller, on Court street
"OF all the arrows shot at our miserable ma
ture is there one that is not made keener if Whet-
ted on the poor mans hearth 2"
The Weaver and Shasta Wagon Road company
received S7S8, toll last month
CIGAR sALE-Meyer, east side Of Main street,
oferq to sell $4,000 cigar9 a' cost,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11

THE Butte Record says that quartz company
there took out egIt hundred pounds Of gold in
three days of last week. Pardon US, but, really Z?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11

DID you ever know an occasional poet who had
occasion to end n line with bome," who did mt
mase TIE next line jingle with "roam"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11

eonsttue tion OF road to Nome Lake., which the
Tehama people don't like, by any means
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11

PIERCE, CHURCH q Co. have very powerful
article Of all-searchng 'Limburger' cheese,
which could be discovered in the dark at a dis
tance OF 80 rods.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11

The editor of the Tehama Gazeae recently
heard friend relate story which, at the time,
" struck him as being ladiceous n'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11

JUSTICES OFFICE REMOVED Justice Moloney
has removed his office to building lately occupied
by Judge Miller, on Court street.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11

InnGRAroN.-A drove of fifty turkeys lately
arrived in Downievile geese have been numer
GUS there for long time.
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a NEW DISCOVERY = THE GREATEST AND
II MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD
SAR "a p ARILLA LOZENG ES.
Simple and COmpound

Prepared by N. HEREU, Druggist and Physician
superior 10 al Essences syrnps and Extracts named
have for long time thoroughly investigated the idea OF
general therapeutic agent susceptible OF being applied to all
organs. - ' " ~
bic and mineral Kingdoms had induced hope that Gould
bring about such result and thanks to my INTERCHANGEABLE re-
searches IL Is obtained. -
have found vegetables the necessary means FIR s
grand idea which based oeanous principle of Snr
spaTa partly known to the public Is the discovery
which have the honor this day of advertising The form ~
oEehges has been given to H. because nature precued Ire
possibility Of doing otherwise and have divided II into sim
PIE oenges in order that they might given
My first experiments made privately and remained nm
known until wonderful results had satisfied had
against me. ~ "eAN
The attention Of physicians of the public Ia called m
N order that every ons witness the admit
GENERAL EFFECTS
Testified to by upwards Of a thousand persona
stomach esansed the blood purified and
PEG! AL. EFFE TS
l. Prompt and radical cure Of all diseases generally
@ who nave used these Lozenges have had the
s Venefeal yphsllise hspatc scorbutical equity rbeu
few days after the remedy Is ressrted to. s'S ~
Al diseases Of the lungs eyes, stomach bowels and
oheL ans external complaints disappear entirely pro
Fof sails oy the box, with prospectus showing how they
GENERAL DEPOT AT n HEREU,s
corner Toulouse and Bour bon streets
80 j. wRiGBT A CO..
GUILLOT Royal street.
H. BoNkABEI,
corner OF katchez and TehoupitOulaa sts
JAMES sYAE, 1884 Canal st.
O. n. WERCKMULLER,
i02 Camp street, Of Poydras street
BoOusul'atons ratis) daily at the abOve Drug Store
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CPALDING s. ROGERS, AMPHTTHEATER
LIVING REPRESENTATION OF
The Fine ArtsI!!
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY NOON.
no PLANTERS, BUILDERS, etc.
SOUTHERN FIRE-PRooF RooFTyt

SOUTHERN FIRE-P ROOF ROOFING.
The undersigned offers public Fire Roofing ma
tral possessing the following advantages everything
the kind which has heretofore been discovered:
cheaper than SLATE, will as long needs NO RE-
PAIRING and when finished has the appearance STONE
1t neonbustibe impervon affected by
the atmosphere by the and is conductor heat
be appe O. h sides " ose b 9r az %sa
or cement and will give building covered the a
pearanee of being constructed of Stone. =
liable and would render railroad ties impershabe when
with IT. as they would no longer be exposed the atmosphere
eSible applied to silk or CLOTH and will not crack
Office Of the Company No s. s. Charles
OFFICE LouIsI!NA MUTUAL ISsuRAxcE Go4RAsr,}
ac This to es ha sT IT erpqgby he char
had galvanized iron roof Of nv residence covered with IL
that perfectly convinced Of y and Of its
city Of opinion that admirably cac1ated FOR roofing
En- poses as properly put on no roof covered with posi-
CHARLES BRIGGS. ii
NEW ORLEANS Dec "a 1857 E
fRs5 Saf We o ssye s used hf HEN
MAN CO., and fad satisfactory protection against both
The kyghtn our office has been for number of years in
leaky condition. having dehed all attempts heretofore for
Southern Fire Proof Roofing ID now e1Tey fes 1o
any annoyance and we feel that safely
ISignedl sIcKLEs CO.
,.,.-.,-.-..,.., Jefferson Parish January 10, 1853
do hereby certify that have had the roof of Sugar.
Heus with the Southern Fire Roofing Messrs
faction. GHAS. DUSUAU
New Orleans January II, 1855
peqs ss We DO with pleasure recommend Southern
safe, cheap and durable Roofing,
OLIVER H. P. NJ. r CAMPBELL.
Iel3 If No 26s Csrondelet street
sic gives lessons On he PfiS6 and "a SS
fAT1 residence No % Constance street. s-
LECTURES at % Teef e
- "A. sCHNEIDER's PLEYEL PIANO DE-
lIxli The undersigned would call the attention of the
pp0e 10 his n Ps sd eSsp PR IGE Of PIANOS
With Hollow Iron Tubes manufactured expressly oIder
These Pianos for finish ad touch
Depot for LETERMRs oaA 0Psi oRGAss Acco
% or sh aboa S q a9us Oriental and Gothic STYLE
TO HifE s GFP1 fa e Rs. r s4ss to-
Jas 3m opposite Louisiana Bank.
- SOUTHERN MUSICAL EMPORTUM.-
Main Depot SO Camp stree-Bfanch SO Charities st.
L. GABIoI, Proprietor.
The stock q these two comprises full and complete
EUROPEAN MUSIC,
ERARDs and FhErE Ehs P hihsRaSAN
SONS cE niEEfSs FTPSTsf faN E9% Paris
United saiss i1 ne Ss
,Ts Exh,5o1s and Fairs Of the North than
Aso "a s ~. shs ssgss0T S thsir Pianos
B. O. FIscHERS PIANOS ali sizes At moderate nrice. Az
As to suit the convenience means Of ali Glasses Of
MAsoS's and HAMEl1N,s oFLEsR ArED MFronroxs
Harps, Guitars, Yiolins AceordeonE Banios Fnte rsss
Insnsn Of ali kinds Musical asrchsndiss q sSss
s. Ma;ie q Bound Pianos Tyned and Repaired.
NorEAny order for Music Pianos ANYTHING
relating LETT either
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FOR RENT.

I>OR RENT-sEVRRAI. FINE ROOMS. axYIYxKEK
IL for Offices. the Bank Of New GfIeeaa asrr 81
Charles and Union streets Apply to The Cashier 90
- FOR RENT-THE FOUR STORY STORE h.
@ Is Grayier street, occupied by Messss- Eexxiu
- Barstew Co. Apply to the present ss
- -H VINCENT CO.
se24 No. Is Cusrnuaiaasexn Sprf
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MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 81 Gustumhouss xssss, s<-<
IVA Royal street-Fer the Cure Of Old Ghroae Hszusi
syphtie and all Private Diseases without Mercury Aaasa
all cases.
The unparalleled which has attended Dr Isuspz
markahle cures he has effected which prauoaued r
able oy the most eminent physicians inssfes him in s ~
services TO the confidence OF the unfortunate The 6sa<
are some OF the diseases termed Private aud Il xsc
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies Dr. lSa
manently eadeates namely syphilis primary seesss
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections OF femass sasz
complicated they may be- Diseases Of the Back Lsa
ELIMINATION OF the Bladder and Kidneys Rheumatism, Hus
cele, Cancers Ulcers Tumors and all Diseases Of S
Dr. james would also call the attention especially II
who have privately and improperly injured hemsivzz
ting either business society Caasai1ezl s
biy Impotency. The following the so sz
melancholy effects produced by early habits OF yuait
Weakness Of Back and Limbs Pain in the Head ntmnsss
Vision Loss Of Muscular Power Palpitaon Of Hest x
pepsa, Nervousness IrahlitS symptoms of Csnsazn1
dreaded Loss Of Memory Confusion Of Iaeas DeFsesriss q
Spirits Ey Forebodngs, Aversion Society seifNisss
Love ct Solitude ilmidity, ete, OF
All persons afflicted with any Of the above syupssns s1
not fail TO call on DR. James and be restored psz
health lei no false deheacy apply ss. GA
save yourself from the awful and dreadel eonseqasasz
Weakness Of the organs immediately cured sndfs sss.
restored. 7E -
Remember, THE Medical House of Jsmss sssesa...
house street.
Private and separate reserved Hours Of .ss<nz
from A. NJ. tos P NJ.
Consultations strictly confidential
Ps-Reeent II Gonorhea cured in twenty fsr kezs
Or pay DR J1Mf<
Oh ~ 81 GuSionhause areeE.
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SuNDRIES-
- $50 boxes and half boxes Virginia TOBACCO assorted
qualities.
200 bbls, half bbs and kits MACKERgI. Nos. l. p
40 kegs "od Colony NAILS, assorted sres.
60 casks London PORTER aud ALE.
90 cases Fhkirk ALE.
70 sacks Old Government Java COFPEE.
900 pockets . q.
60 Havana and German CIGARS, various brands.
800 boxes and half boxes STAR CANDLES.
80 boxes Leonard Sons SPERM CANDLES.
80 bbis, hi b6ls and az. bbls. Extra CRANBERRIEs.
20 bbls. and 200 boxes BUCKWHEAT.
Ia9 dozen Painted BUCKETS.
100 cases Baltimore Cove OYSTERS, l and 2 H. cans
80 kegs Back and Drop SHOT and BAR LEAD
% bbls, very superior Old Bourbon and Bye WHISKY
% cases LOBSTER; 5ONits Nc. SALMON.
40 cases SARDINEs; 80 cases TOMATOES
IS cases Baltimore PRESERVES.
80 cases BRANDY FRUITS.
30 sacks French S. s. ALMONDS
lO0 boxes II. j. and Western CHEESE.
50 tins Bent 4 Co.'s CRACKERS.
40 gross PLAYING CARDS.
50 boxes Italian MACCARoNI
90 boxes Kentucky MUSTARD, ~ rs and l ill., cans
30 cases Fresh PEACHES
% cases Green CORN; 81 cases Green PEAS
80 cases Underworld PICKLES, assorted sizes
'-- 80 cases Preston Merrlls YEAST POWDERS
Also
t1c assortment Of TEAS, WINES, LIQUORS, etc.
CHARLES n. RAILEY X co..
IT Tchoupitoulas street and
YES st "a Grayier street
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OFFICE OF TIE CoNAssIo CONSOLIDATED
DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS,
New Orleans, Jan 81 1883 \
8-Notice Is hereby given that, according
20 the th seciio Of the act OF the Legislature Of The
Louisiana entitled An act 10 olidate the city Of New
leans and 70 prbYide for the and administration
its affairs approved the 23d February, 1852 The
section Of the act supplementary thereto prov the
Incorporation Of the city Of Lafayette with the city of New
leans, approved on the same day
Sealed proposals. will be received for the 10 the city,
OF 200 Bonds Of $1,000 EACH Of the Bonds nceorduR
O'Clock NJ. - "
Proposals to be addressed to DEBuYs Secretary and en-.
dorsed Proposals for Sale of BondSu
CONFUSION
has NJ Waterman, Mayor. Adam fen, Treasure.
Ihos. Theard, Comptroller. Ad0lphe Dupre, Chairman
j. NJ. Hall, Chairman
Jazz 3f o. DEBUYs Secretary.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.


M ARET"r BIkANDY-THE UNDERSIGNED duy
~ appointed Agent for the old established house
BOUlN NARETT CO., for the Of very superior
raudes also sole Importer of justly celebrated Pouney
brandy IS now prepared receive orders for either
the Union. supply constantly hand Samples can be aeet
the store of ~
nil ly Corner of Cirayier st-.pt and NevS T. vaa
CHAMPAGNE AGENCK-MoET6 CHANDON's
rial ' W IN AA4Ps
JULES MUMM's CO.'S Anchor, verzenay, Cabinet AND
The subscriber authorized receive liberal term
Tor direct importation of the superior Char
pagne and socts the attention dealers general s;oci
always on hand Samples can be al the Office Of
niT ly Corner of Ciravier street and Ne,sy swan
SAZERAC BRANDIES WE HAVE A Coon
- supply on hand and receiving direct impoation
from France additions stock of this highl,
favored brand We have 1875 in eighth pipes 1898 in eight
and quarter pipes 1902 do do 1905 in half quarter eight
pipes We invite the attention Of the trade connoeu
generally this article is pure and unadnerated For
on New York terms and prices by
a. VIM E- LEFERICH CO, "a Old Ievee ST.,
oIs ~ Sole agents in this city.
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GEO. E. COOLIDGE.
VI MISSION MERCHANT, /
leans, Ref
Hon. c. NJ. Waterman, Mayor.
Messrs. J. W. Burhridge 4 Co.
W. A. Violet 4 Co,
=. Fenneil. Power 4 Co.
j. Waterman 4 Go.
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FORWARDING AND CON.
10. u Gravier street, New Or
RS to-
Aessrs. q. W. Hynson 4 Co.
0gleshy & MAcanlay.
Jas Norton 4 Co.
7. w. Coilens. ESQ.
NJ. NJ. Cohen, ESQ jal9 SIN
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closed mail consisting newspapers
and cities of the Postal Union, and Denmark
Norway Sweden Poland Russia Greece Ionian Islands,
Is sent from the Post office In New York semi weekly.
West India Islands will be sent by this steamer.
r8- The ship ROekaway, Captain Luflxin,
from New York Is dsehaging her cargo opposite Post 20
First District Consignees requested the
eeip Of their goods the evee otherwise they will be stored
fes GEO W. HYNsoN Co, 81 Camp street.
R8-Ehe bark ThOs. AIlibOne, Capt. ThOmp-
son rom Boston, diseharging Post 80 Second
District Consgnees requested to attend the
Of their goods the Leyee otherwise they will be stored
fss GEO. W. HvNsoN co. SO Camp st.
D3-rhe ship Independence, Capt. EustIs.
from New York is dischaging her 49, Third
District Consignees viii please attend to the receipt of their
fes GEO. ". HYYsoN a CO. 50 Camp street.
sR- Consignees of the following goods to
order, Ahip Independence, York A
mond III kegs butter, Z44 bales gunuv suadre
Will please make themselves the dschargng
the ieyee or they will be stored at the risk and expense Of the
feS GEO. W. HYNsoN 4 CO. SO Camp street.
- ss- Schooner Virginia AntonIeta, Captain
from Baltimore dischargng Lower
leT opposite jackson Square Consignee will please
q he receipt o. the goods otherwise they will be stored at
fe3 RAREIIT 90 ~ Common
sB-The consignees of the following goods
consigned 10 order schooner Virginia please
present their bills lading dischargpg
5o5 cast iron gas pipes.
- tr3 BAREIII CO. 81 Common street
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S. TIHIA da GRAND CONCERTS IN

04t8ND IN
r. .. THALBRRG, vIEUxTRMPs.
The Managr Of the THALBERG CONCERTS has the homer
to announce that the
First Grand Concert of 5. Thalberg
in New Orleans, viii take place
ON MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY Is, 1858,
AT ODD FELLOWS, HALL
Henry VIeuxtemps.
The Manager has also the announce that an engage
ent has been effected with that wodrenowned greatest
living Yiolinist,
HENRY vrEUxTEMPs
who will appear in these Concerts. FL
To render these entertainments the brilliant
IN this city, the following eminent been Engaged
and will appear Jointly with
THALBERG, YIEUXTEMPS
Mime BERTHA OHANSEN-Cantsirice di Uamera to the
Emperor OF Austria and Prma Donna Of italian Opera House
Italy, Germany, and Academy Of Music, New York
miss ANNIE MEMPHIS young American Contralto, ex
pessy engaged for the Academy Of Music York for the
production OF English Operas and Oratorios.
Signor ARDAvANI-fhe famous Baritone of the Academy
Of Music, New YORK,
Musical Director ................. Sig HASSIOCKER
re- Concert positively the 18th inst
R~ The price OF admission has been fixed according
tiop. Choice and reserve seats So and 81
The Ticket Office will be opened Thursday Feb H. at
HENRY PARSONS PIANO STORE, AZ Camp street the
only authorized place where be obtained.
On Thursday commences the . seats and on
will be sold 81 and 81 reserve will also
sale on the evening of the Concert at the Hall.
pS- The Concerts will commence at o'clock. fes
TT ENRY VIEUxTEMPs'
IL FIRST GRAND CONCERT
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THE LAST WEEK
CLOSES on SATURDAY NEXT. 18Th INST.
The magnificent Picture Of
The Horse Fair,
painted by that distinguished Lady Artistic,
MILE ROSA BONHEUR,
viii he Withdrawn from exhibition SATURDAY NEXT
Il ocloek, precisely.
The opportunity seeing work pronounced By the
most gifted writer's be the chef duvre Of either
modern a will again. s about 10 be placed
In private gallery.
On view AT Odd Fellows Hall from A. NJ. p. NJ, and
IN the evening from 6 10 g.
fes Ct C. r. GRADDoN Secretary
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Steamboat departures Gtis Dan.

Date Of Departure of European, California
and Havana Mails, for February, 1858.
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pATENT INDEsTRUCTIBLE,w WATER PIPES.
CHARLES C BIER. WV g. STEPHENS
Q. G. BIER & CO.,
No. IS CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS
-Mnnn factnrars nr=
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STOCK OF A FURNITURE STORE AT AUCTION

T. JT, AUchOneer,
Office, Is Common street.
VNHURSDAf, the 1ith Inst, Mt 10 O'Clock.
at the store corner Camp and Gravier Streets removed
convenience of sal -
The balance of Furniture Dealers Stock COMPRISING Ma.
hoga aud Rosewood Rocking Easy Gothic Chairs Mar
PIE Top Bureaus lined III CEDAR Centre Tables Etageres
Office Chairs, Hat Racks. Work Tables etc. fes
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~ ETY. ETY. BALL, FOR THs BENEFIT OF Mr.. Il. RuF-
tx Masked Society Ball will be given at The ORLEANS
phee.r on FRIDAY February 18th, for the Benefit NJ H.
vis = ns dssss s e y The above Ball
NINE DeBAR's DANCING ACAD ENVY
No rs Baro9ns street between eaendelet and julia
the above sea9ns + a nSw ss % ed
Fashionable Dances viii taught Intending the ceie
LaPaeS-Monday, Wednesday and Friday from II
chiIsren Misses and BoyTuesday Thursday Saturday
Priyss Thursday and saturday from II
to 81 and from 10 10 every ia2a Tan tspl \
On DAANClSG ACAD1MIEs-MK. A. GfiE-
hs lis g b 5 1as SsS s
Lf the Masonic Hall s. Charles street andhss opened
street and Felicity Road.
Al the Fancy Dances Of the viii be taught including
pesssy spd F Msq l nFSE Children Monday Wed
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at7P. ".
Tuesday, Thursday Saturday from to p M every
Mr. having followed the profession this city for the last
years hoses continuance Of the liberal patronage hitherto
bestowed upon him jail I'm
"a o55t yIE VEG Ass DANCING ACADEMY, AT
m VEGAS most respectfully announces to his friends
Now open for ar od d. Fsows RBe Aefsfy
to meet with the most liberal patronage The teaching will
The fashionable Lances ouadriiie the Caedoniaas
Qnadr danced IN the first circles of Paris and London
The popular Chldrens Fancy Dress Balls will be given BY
The days and hours Of Tuition are MS follows
LadesTuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays FROM 10 till Il
clock NJ. ~ ~ -
chdreu- Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays from tn
o'clock p. NJ. =
Wednesdays and Fridays from till 10
R9- practising party for Ladies and Gentlemen every
Wednesday. -
Particular attention will be given Children and many new
Fancy Dances never before taught in this city will brought
out. - - ar
j. Vegas will also give Lessons at seminaries Private
Families
Eiolin Mr. A. DENEGRI Orchestra Leader for Balls and
Soirees - =
R- For terms, apply to Mr.. J. VEGAS at Odd FeIowsi
Hall Or at Mr. dABIGfs Music Store, SO Camp
o26 4m