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White and Onera Kid Glovaa.
Professor Haskelps Electric OIL.

10 HAND, another invoice Of White and Light CAlored
4 KID CLOVES and fine assortment Of Dark colors.
cd 10 J. H. ACGlLL.
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Ladtes' Dec Goods.

Fine side stripe Grenadines Satin Plaid side stripe Floun
ced and plain BeEsges in beautiful styles French
candle MusUE, elegant ounced and side stripe OTgandie
beautiful small figured French Musins handsome figured
Briants, rich side stripe and BRAIDED Silks and Ducals
great variety JEconel and SWISS Collars and UndeseeVss
separate and In fine Lace se Jaconet and Swiss
FOunCing, Cashmere ShaWls aud ScEr for Spring, hand
some styles Summer Wnppngs, alarge stock of Ihe best
make English Hosiery, SIX and Cotton.
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Corner Of Deadsrick Street and the Square,
Is in receipt Of very dssrable Goods for Spring sam
CLOTH, CassmeTs, and Fancy Vestngs sat1bs Tor
Genemel's Furnishing Goods Of every description
and the most desirable ST. les.
JOHN BROWNE,
march Sim. Merchant IlyI5r
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Notice and Caution.

WHBREAS, Eve Drafts, dated ugust 4.h 1857 and pay
~ able a ioor eign, twelve ana sixteen months
hfse arat Tor s4I 81 cents and the two Lass for $50 IS
cents each, drawn By C. W Newton, on A. tirasin
Co, and accepted and endorsed By J. N. Bodngsc ana
James Aackoy1 and given BY said Newton % h. h. u.s
mukes and John Coucu, for the purchase Of the steiner
Seoiandi and whereas, b written agreement between
me drawer aud holders Of said drafts or garment
Of same was extended and the mode payment changed
without the knowledge % The acc-p.rs Or GU
doTsers Now, this caution all persons r usg81-
ling trading for said drafts a. We viii NOS uy as ease
unless compelled b. Law to do 50.
A. GIRALDIN * co.
JOHN n. BJFINGEK-
mar IG-dIw JAMss HACKUY-
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In retiring from the business Of Boyd & Co., heartily
recommend late palmer the public OTthY in
every respect OF their confidence AMI earnestly solicit
him continuation Of the liberal patronage heretofore bes
tOWed.
mar I3-u JOS. W. DABBS
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Dissolution,

THE partnership heretofore existing between WILL l.
BOYD IT., and JOS. W. DABBS, is this day dissolved
By mutual consent and Will L. BOyD, J alone author
lied 10 settle the accounts Of Boyd Co.
JOS. W. DABBS,
Feb. %, 1858. WILL. L. BOYD, II.
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NEW YORK, March I9.-Cotton declined I; Whea
dull; Corn beef quiet; Tobacco and Sugar firm.
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q. q. HaYnes q ..
Join RROWNE.

A GENTS FOR THB PURCHASE AND sALB or n &
GROES2 al Portsr'S old stand, No. 81 Cedar Stree
aashVille. Tenn.
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This ineJmparG0s Linlmsni Upo1 which NE srszf uss
Of me afflicted OF all lands rely for iron nc
pangsOl hhaumaiism Neuralgia, GOut sla ass Lacsr
ScrUiua, Sprain8, Bruises, BUNS scales cILuslus
diseases rapidly supersedln ala SIMILAR pre1srlEJls Ta
pTuprietOrs give OT sufferers rz fo.
lowing memorandum Of lev OF NE uUnderIa cures eject
0y dunng past months. Certificates frI ma
parties named are 10 me posssssun Of Inc pr3prsrs bus
sneir length Precades tBe publication OF all Dus lev
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03
vT,HE FOUR LEADING DOCTRINES Of tie
i NEW JERlsAL CHURCH.

THE FOUR LEADING DOCTRINES of tie
L NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH,
EMANuELsWE
LOE THE LORD JESUS cHAsT-Ihat he IS tee fl'
H. OF 'd THE SACRED sCR.pTUREs-rh.t they Hs the
YI OF FAITH-Ths. Is an iterna scElewledsemeh; OF
w. ox IiFE-rs.. governed ty the Lords Com
A.o, ASs%zRS TO NINE QUESTIONS CONCERNING
SsSss. SsS ss. All xSiRcAN swEDESBoas rRiaTNG AND
PUBLISHING SOCIETY, Nc. H Bibe'house' A''''PA'e'
For sale 9, the same psce Complete sets q swsdnbcrs
Tbeoses Works Uniform 500 edition Also all toe Collateral
and Explanatory Works Subscriptions received for ThE s"L
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Edited by emnsn, cl'rsymen asei BY The following eHh
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A fUu and complete REvnw OF FLOUR PRoDUcE
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
PUBLISHED THIS WEEK.
u. APPLETON G. CO..
No. 10 and BE Bro.dssy,
HISTORY rfS,in o. fhE ff f"Ri2Sr "RRi2SrruB.Ic
United STATES OF AMERICA;
AIEXASDER HAMILTON.
AND ofhis C,:.upora''.
Nol II, pr,s. &. SC yols .nd Il, pre- 81
Or saturday:
HISTORY or THE
INDUCTIVE SCIENCES:
FROM TIE EARLIEST TO THE PRESENT TINE
MYisr of Tn,i,y Col"se. Crabridge:
From the Tnd London EdItiY1 dir q vo sS- gao Pa's 81
Phy,ic. Science Booh ;-h.ory q bs PAyscA seiHcs. IN
Mh,aoy Of Phyea, Science u h. Middle Asc-; Book v
Boai .oIy yy@."Ty Of MscSs5c. rcSns Faia
Book NllHisory OF Physical AsifoDory Additions to Tie
CONTENTS OF VOL. IL
Book VHI-Hstory Of A,Sas.ic.' Boet iXaH'toy o, %
Hnadlor @ 1 Boos MSH.cry Of Esetri@y Book XlI~aI:.
tory Of Naane:sn; Boob Xli-H.:cry OF Gayan or Vol
II; ay # aSessy sS1 Bcos o sD3a Bot
any Zoolosy Book XNl-Hory Of Pbys'o0ty aud Com
psi.ii,e Anatomy Book xyII-issy Of GeOfy Addi'ior'
70 the Third Edition.
Win publish weea:
ADE r,
Py ~ Ii 4 KA V A " A q II,
AIihor Of " Nahsie" s:c.
One vol l2mo., Cloth.
Adele L. the have read oy Julia KsvsJaSh IL
is charming novel, full Of delicate chelscer painting Tee
ortm.nh good Throughout. and the Interest kr ied In ,1e
fret chapter burns brightly 70 the close A'hena1n
Nearly Resdy:
FsfkhnSSA FsE NV AMERfeAN SaSs q
ESSAYS ON HOMER-By Glads.one
APPLETON'S CGCLOPEDlA OF DRAWING.
BURTON'S CYCLOPEDIA OF WIZ AND HUMOR-2
vols illustrated with "A portraits and several hundred
wood enETsy'Dgs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03
MRS. WATTS sHERMANs TRANSLATION
BEAT ICl, CE ENCI.
ACKNOWLEDGED ~ THAIRt,s EE rHE srA,DASD

BEATRICE CENCI.
'oNs0~LiOctO BY T%Ass,: 5s,3ox 70 'f 'H' 'T''O'sO
Antique binding So.
This true translation Of the authors en:ire work, and hss
rec.Yed bis sarc'r, as will be seen ty the oo"ne es~
f. my frierd Dr. Ucceli have nder:oo tbs: you have
al..a IL y'r. own SDfgas sd S.s n;SS q sh @ ny h.
r. sqg1E y & ss peg ssa sa = ss
sord the Innocence OF .h besa and unhappy v'.n Of pa
sa inhuDany and OF the furious cupdy OF the priests BY
Sur ersture and how under tde he prie
a' hearts beat with eternal papst,n and hat nei.her
death PRISONS exile svs ~ prevent from saying 10
the face of our oppressors You are tysn This infamous
due eteInav shu despair ,h goodness Of God This
shall be- In the time blessed be those VITO with
% bse yop Sen to secep y s1ds with hs,
Of couI3 well ny bet wishes for ySqT hsppTess
The profits u th work MI. She kindly apart for
The Publishers deem iion the p asau..
badly an.,'ed and much aSrdsed yertn OF This great wof.
offered for sale BY publisher in this lily as 'he compete
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
-" slated With elegance ana, hLre esson tn teeve
with dey 10 the original ud without terdseuent or onis'
author hs. higher end in view han he mere dramatic
tn:Ie. q story Am.rI .odss, nds papa :Ssnay ny he ss
his unhappy co1ntry II his New IL must accomplish good
"Its tale of nsl.r crime [Obseryef (ReIs.ous).
Bss,rice Cenci' insword, downrsh; saCa'so.c no
lnhnoe:' PhLede.ehiE Pea
In sisn idiom than the
version (Mouts and yyes the rOyt with Ju onssions
Evening Express.
ain ,pite Of what some sq1ssh wre-s may 70 Of sn
sar merit and capable Of hsI ming only those minds which
% likely pjlrrd by good uuents BY hsd ones rone
inseot. can lind poison IN the lily ard the rose"
Boston Traveller.
"Tbe spin. with which Mr., Sherman has done the work
into En.lsh shows thai she possesses talent Of Tsy hsn
order" tifoy Ilbss
II smooth and spi.ed fbfy render hDs the rvor Md
ps,,ion Of The ORIGINAL" Boston Journal
Approaching nearly TO the sr't OF the onenL tsr
snothsr yerson which 10 TO b. found IN the bookores
fChrtisn Obserer Philadelphia
"On eomrnins the two editions, we find that while As
Sberu sns 10 full and eoDps snsator Of The whole took,
graceful in style pure English ard always n.slEibe tic
other (Mons IL confused ungramma,ie with senteo,es ~
jumbed ther TO render hs the translator
ealsp what be We also find upward OF
hundred pages and Of :nem the ss' ons o. the
book, omitted by Mr.. Monti." IN T. Excelsior.
MIRA shermsn's translation is putlished and sold by
MASON BROTHERS. Nos. lO8 and 10 ousne-s', " Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03
Ncm Dnblifaiione.

--
REMOVAL
PRATT. OAKLEY &c CO..
PUBLISHERS BOOKSELLERS and STATiONERS,
Their pew and eommodOus store
No. q MURRAY STREET, rear BROADWAY,
where they will keep large aud well Ted stock
SCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOhS.
STATIONERY
M sll lipas BIyk and OpTicE Books, NoTNs,
DR,rrs CHrcxs LrIrER PREssrs. &c. In sddihon to a
fu supply Of the valuable SCHOOL and COLLEGE IEAI
BOOKS BIBLES published BY onreeve' we shall have
All times stock publications issued BY other publishers
All orders for SCHOOL aud MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
STATIONERY, kc., will be promptly attended to.
A UNDRED YEARS AGO.
II the sIopeonotite people Of century ago
Could take a bd'seye view Of this faster sse, no bo
How .Bsy and roll their and exeaim t csnno BE-
AZ they sauDtIed hto R.,S,ys Broadwsy, TWO NINETY
THkEE.
There price pay Books higher than elsewhere
And with volume purchased comes present Tch and rare
All wouldn't the dead tIsdesmen Of the past and gone
Ope their moldy mouths in wonder 70 see snch soire' on
But we're wiser by long shot, than Old great tsndpapa;
We've stripped the code Of trade each mean and sney csG
And nov 10 20 RANSEYs hand DER the esdy cab,
Get Books cheapest prices aud with Jewels cut dash
Each Booh bought a, THE GREAT AMERICAN GIFT
BOOK HOUSE, No. 2S Broadway Includes spsble AZ,
Gle Of ornament Among the Ff. Watches, God
Chains Cemeof Bracelets a.: Catalogues, Offering lib
inducements agents sent wherever desired free Address
A. RANNEY, Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03
CADEMY OF MUSIC.-MUSARDs
~ CONCERTS.
L<..es and 'LA
p.s.- "a

Ain..iop ,c a >
'FSt;iGEmi.Vr or Mr.. fHurERG
GA WEDNESDAY, APih1S;
MtsARDS CONCERTS,
70 continue sve-y nla: laFin. q one s, !: Eo@,s rs
MUSARD CONCERTS,
DisTIXGTisbED SOLO PLAYERS FROM PARIS.
viii BE- the lat ,tnd' ever Presented 20 an AHsrc N e
0SE HUNDRED AND TWENTY PERFORMERS.
To give TO these Concerts the creates. po-'be ecs Al engage
MADAME DANGRI.
VII" viii 'P'F" I fhE h &cApeMS sI: 81 sfs' OF MUSIC
he's been rnovs;ed-a c,.ty carp; Las been AID down In the
oyE HUNDRED SOFAS
have been ds:-ieg,ed over The 'orri3ors
On the n '3t TEA T asD '95 GdFFt ;tFfs ROOM
when VII RfFREshSfSrS E RES si I NAY Bs oRDERED
70 De '''''n' F%sNrS %s .rs 0S1;f %srkRs IN LIVERY,
IHs srAGE wiTH TaE ORCHESTRA
sl be- decorated In the most tasteful manner.
'pe.sdo .4f HGs9 'fne crJp"ss
WITH CLOSED cEILlNG.
having been expressly ssSSs EslS,ss b S,,,n,c,s,
SSE %sS sEEnsSB 5AssSFLrns
expressly manufactured BY Mr. Co.qehos Of PhiadephiA
N"s''"e'' '''i rHE Li%s MJESARD CONCERTS
MOST COLOSSAL AND ARTISTIC ENTERTAINMENT
that hiss ever been prOdaced IN America
As the Director appeals in these concerts 20 al classes Of the
THE PRICE OF ADMISSION
has been fixed to all part, r,ST% q rSe EEa%S Hsi 1s
ssss may be secured advance 50 cents ,tr a. the Office
Ofihs ,adeiHy Of Na. &c Beu:ins'' No 7Oi Boals"y
'n' '''''' ~ TIE e s.; SALE yi:Voi OF SEATS Eats
will commence on TUESDAY a. pre-lsely
THE FREE LIST ISvARIkSLY SUSPENDED.
Fun particulars on Monday.
CRYSTAL PALACE.
- GRAND MILITARY, CIVIC AND FANCY DRESS
rHttRRsbSY ESENrSG, Apri 9,
THr HUNTER WOODS BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
SIX HI NDRED Of the most able citizens S.wi rk
Rrooky and Newark comprised the Civic sad Military
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
Com Ger. J. Il. Hobart Wsrd, MsorGen c. w Sanford,
James w Gerard Rrg. Gen. Sp.;er
John Van Buren, Brig. Cen. Wm Hs,
Hon. T.. 3. UaI;, Bng.-Gen. @. p Morris,
Simeon Baldwin, Brig 'tfen faes
Hon. Isae V. Fov.r, srie..Gen. yohu Even,
Hon. J-hr M.ke,L, Big -GeD rhel R.ryJn.
PETER COOPER Presidea.
C. GoprsEv GuNrprR, Ncs-Presiient.
c. v De FoRssr. Treasurer
" ! TIspALi,
A. y. NosBCR6H,
ELIAS r. WNNs, EAecutv. 'omni'te-'
WM. II. BRowNE
CYRrs R,NsEy VI d. -,
BThe propetors of the sixth aid Ihird N.nue hnii
engaged four minutes dunn5 he
Dsncins in the Gallerie. positively prohibited.
Supper 20 b. seryedb Mr. A. Peeer IN his best stye
Pn f,i,kes So sdmt,Ag Lady AID Genemini extra La
FOR sale At tn, principal Music Book Ds Stores and Hotels
at he banking Office Of Thompson Bros No 2Wast a. the
office ofhe Executive Committee No 6tt Broadway and The
prI cirl Stores In Ful:onst, Brooklyn. . ,
Those who purchase tickets before he 9Th Of APr VII he 3D.
mtsd 8. the 4Oth u. door.
them q, the G:ha. This RUE will bc strictly en-
krced
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03

seventh Ward Brooklyn RePubi'can Nom,na'
Ycr crAd.rman".....sAMUEL II TURNEE-
sSI s.p.yior.. .5sGos ysl: = u SoSALEsoH RNEp
1estion Oh TUESDAY, April g. ls5a
Eighth ward, Brooklyn. Giti1eu.' Ncm,nsHIio'. ~ y1H
E, 3; s.S@"ss;.....:: sSs,'s; ......iS%T z P5R%ES
For Co"'tats Will M ?; w. -. sIn.o,
mc ia Ehh Ws5e Sf the cy Of B,oGsyr 3. s9 T. ,s OF
Ssd 's Se:ss INV were Ss asa@Guy tSn
sSs@al d n o, P on = Tsb,g y ea n.n ne, 81
the Offices mentioned above. H. L. BILL 'hA"iD1
%. %% Iri2i P3GSthsf sxiTs
Stop oy., ,ssssn voer. do yoaI duty Hadqqsr.s
fSFs1 S%tkY FSEsSo ESs :Saae' OPEN Tl A'li' H. '''
Temperance DIVISION No. 81 $. o.
T. w ESS Sn gospnY gSp EvFSiSG AT ' When
Of ;he Division viii Dsaled All TenPrsn'e 0TsAn1a''h'
American Geographical and statistical % society. S
fse Fourth Lect1Ie he CeaI.e on " The Es. w oe DE-,
sysIsa @ sArpRPAY 1T CAY EHtfS " = GYSta 1 & sab
The Dead Sec Expedition in connection na Syrian
View % &Ppss,U Ticket. BE- ostsDed O. at ts & s@.ey'
Broadway and spings and M Shells, corner Of Wal and
Ns..su-si'.
square for SALE 1eBHfNk t3HN K ALLEN No s7s Broadway
Easfrru Dtspensary.-The Annual Meeting Of the Mem
brs Dspensry will BE- b.d a. the R1tsers fe
male Institute, No. "a Msdison-st on MONDAY EVENING,
April s. u O'Clock. Election Of Trus,e.s Poll open one
hour. WIN W. ShITf, secretary.
James B. Richards,s Private School. for Hygeaic
W.. Physical and Psycholog al training Of the
5lst and Jhsv. The situation il OF the D)st
and h.hf that be found within the Immediate
vcDsge Of the City The children here enjoy that
parental care and watchunes which essential 70 their
comfort happiness This is, in every sense FAMILY
SCHOOL Here eccentric and bac kwatd ,hhdIen b. treat
Cd dcmands Special attention will BE- u
children Of delicate Organizations and feeble nervous sysems
Among his -nds the city he has the privilege Of
referring s Honor The Mayor Dane, f. Temann; Dr. John
Francis the Hon Cbsr'e King, President of Columbia Col
eee DR. Abisn Dubois; Dr. BENJAMIN Ogden; Peter Cooper
ESQ Dr. Lewis A. ssyTe DR.. John A. GTscom and Dr. George
A. Peterf.
EmiGrapt Intelligence Office and Labor Ex.
shaRge has been removed from No. Canals to No. Sl
Worth e Arthos y-st few doors west Of Broadway No
res charged. JAMES Z. fAGAN, superbtndenI
Trees and PInnts.-PARSONS Co, Tlushinc New.
York sdve improving their homes that the
Arrived f trsrsoatirs and that the osaozues oi FRUIT
ard QRNAnEErAE rREEs, STRUTS RtsES, l!9Es,
and EXOTIC PLANTS be- obtained a. No 81 Walle:i
.eeond,tOry New Yorh BY mail All pur,ha d'ess. a
Fulton Market.
About this time Housekeepers will dread the usual
trouble Of having their CARPETS CLEANED For the relief Of
Brushing Machine q. Nos 1873 md IA Bank whore the Car
es only beaten but the dust and moths taken aud
The coors restored to look good vhol. the
least injury 10 the Carpet. FRIEND.
Postage Stamps three eents) sale this Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03
pAR NUN. MusE ".

IA y N u Ms M SE q VI.
Sosvitss.ardns he I'iygysE CROWDS ~t.A e,ou,,-
Il ,Arons n. MuscuEi 20 ~tt..- b. 49, p,y
4iif 4if sSiDE sSiSE o. o. 4 4 F>fx;xs, r>izizS,
1T MUST BIZ WITHDRAMN
1T MI sr BE WNHDRiNN
part. ly s,ef :ee pa--su "r'1 Z" hs" s,,, rs,'
sRFsH S0sELTifs.. SS00;sEELLTTifs.
RXsols sst IN WEEh oI. ls ~" a XII % ~ s., sl ~
.uprtUni,y Of ss.s his w,nestin dsns;e f'la'o 80
se played EHERY II,.n y ,hFTTsRSoov At ,ND EygNlv0.
tytkY kyEky hssTTfESsHe8600SS h,sTfSH80S aSD atSSD ESESiIG.
Corurn,ueus at ard = oas Toe Nus In = pea = 49,
0'''' sac ''''',ai 'MiLiIoSS lions on cUmosIrES.
which vii ssord Instruction 'nd snu,eusu; to - "h' es"
devote isi'uic hour to th'n eaaniosl"n-
n. MAMMOTH LADY weighing 70. pooad.; ,s- LIVING
skfLsToS -.ships only roGns. ss s 2ora
RIA or OCEAN and RIVER GARDENS tA- curiosity
''' * POSITIVELY No rREE LIST
Aemranee 10 all aSssns; Children. IS e"u's
WOoDs BUILDINGS. Nos. sol aud jo3 Broad
w way nS'' f'T,s1iY TS,irssy CROWDS
GEO. CHRlsTY WOODS NNsIRrIS : 'sie pleasure In
announcing " ' ;tss'; ssssD iS srslSsssk r. Ss i general A' The
Wing completed .Le .hs S,,s ,sGr;ashy Frvp-a aen
Is Now OPES
ETHIoPI ENrERrAIMESr.
AID corehnSs With G ,..cs.a w'si q q Ia new rr'nd
snbons the and ipoieen;s in New forh S'eshiss
A sIEIGH RIDE rHRoucH BROADWAY AND BLoox-
INGDALE ROAD TO JoNEss
For particulars Zee bills Of the day.
Doors open at u. TO commence At u o'oloNs
RROOKLYN ATHEN.EUM.-Dr. KANE's
most MAGNIFICENT PICTURES seen continent,
and .b. bs~, fI the ., n mouths tn~p The @o. niessto
nm EVERY EVENING cf rais WEEK eoau s1 sains !,
S,cIosI. with fc.are BY CHARLEs oAYLoR. Adnif;.hos
sS 'ents; reserved seats So
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03
Imusemenis.
ACAD ENVY OF MU E
"A On SATURDAY, AP,i 3 At NJ
THALBERGS MATINEE.

AGA ID N Y . NJ { &.
"A On ShnlsGsG5 sh1Is2f6 AZ SArlsrE' i Il ? m.
' No ;;s;; S%IIsf I;.;f'sd-
Mr Uman has much Pleasure in snnOanps t5a: ty sp. ia
teadsny 20, only ali .tccthds seat. iewc all private
b'sG. ri + hSG Psn .s ,ef Il. F since bis
'''-'- TaE THALBERG MATINEE
vii be given extended scale ban 'tose eeoreo
,urrtsmen. which received with 50 much enha'''m
" y'4 Mr. TA;IS,Ii M...ysIs yi + H,iSfY ;;iii;if
A GRAND ORCHESTRA.
-"''' Inv ''''''''D u CARL ANscHUTz
fRoSRasaf Of 4Rh ilr.BIl
l. Overture e @'"Pft, tn. ORCHESTRA.
Fantasia l.: siGis%HsD saHs;%fsH fHliBERG
g. FsIts.is e. La File de 9eeuent
H.. G. COOPER u.,,.
Ballad c The Captive .Nss Gre. %I SE
n'"e ''ssi sI6fsMrND aH,d III; TrHIiBERG. 49,,
G. Overture tNasaDeloo
The ORCHESTRA
BhsG ( Kste kearney") words by .'.'Lsdy ho'sah'
Misc ANNIE MlLNER rr
. ''"'''' " siGisMUND TliHixiLBERG.
p-'' Nj. a.. ~ SIkSER E:asG and NJ GooPER n
w. i"N''eN' siGIsMuSD T.HiiXiiBEiaG
H. Wedding March. -. n Ae'''
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-20

YOUNG NOBILITY PROPERLY TREATED.--We find
the following account Of Prince Alfred, Yictora's
sons, entrance upon his sailor life:
The Prince of Wales, attended by Mlior Lindsay,
went down to Portsmouth, on Wednesday last, to
brothers was very at1tetiunate.
The young sailor Prince seemed in the best of
Spirits and at once at home with the young gentle,
men selected (or no officer has been appointed to the
Euryaus we believe whose character and merits
have not first been submitted for Her Majestys APP
proyal) to be his cOmpagnonS de Uoyage. Prince Al
fred will enjoy no immunity because OF his royal
rank his outfit is no better or more extensive than
article and if his servant has cabin allotted to
him, the Prince, his master, sings his hammock on
the lower deck and befths himself therein the same
as the other cadets, and with the same chance Of
" cobbng,9 though probably not with the like pro
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-20
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sing perfumes, tobacco fumes
1hs nose that charm, and he aaesT5cIauu,
Ettsoons, there rose m08te delicious smelIe,
OHe ai!e shat mote delyghte a dante nose;
Such as from noe weede inn lowelie dele,
Save from tohaccoe (rarest pIante) e'er rose.
Ryghte soothynge twas for wyghtes o'ersome wythe
woes
Toe smile. what kynde of scente mote it be
For aIie that pfeasynge is toe eager nose
Was there, myxed Id one hyghe Wroughte ecstasie.
Myrrhe, Lubyun Frangypanny, HyEefeur- agree.
These daynte scentes, shroaded in cheerfue shaede
Their perfumes toe the nose attemDered sweete
The soothynge cloude sofe fragrante perfumes made
To nerves within the nose for sneifynge sweet
The curling cIoudes Of smoke dide appewarde heete
Reboundynge in cloudes aud fodes discreet,
Tinct with yghte blue now aoated hrouge the halle
The gentle syghynge pufes dispreadynge it Ger
AIRY
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-20

"OH FOR soME QUIET Spor Tell me, ye winged
winds, that round my pathway roar, do ye not know
some quiet spot where hoops are worn no more
Some lone and silent dell some island Or some cave,
where women can walk three abreast along the viii
lage pave2 The loud winds Missed around my face,
aud ansWered-"Nary place."
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-20

A MURDERER LYNouED. Latte last evening Rhine
hart the murderer Of the man Boie, was tried, con
victed sentenced and executed at Lexington in lie
Seuer county 1t appears that the trial came up by
due course Of law. A jury of twelve men was EN-.
panneed by the sheriff, and after the examination Of
witnesses, and all the evidence had been elected,
Rhinehart was found guilty OF the murder. The
Jury was 50 thoroughly satisfied of the prisoners
guilt and so determined that justice should be melted
ont to him without delay, that in addition to their
duties as jurors, they assumed the office Of exeGu-
TONERS, aud took the unfortunate man from the
courtroom and hung him forthwith.
TSt. Paul Dem, Nov 0.