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itChfe Id Go. Hat Store

u WOULD inform my numerous friends and
IL patrons that have opened store with new
and beautiful assortment of Hats and Caps of the
latest styles, from the best and most fashionable
manufacturers, viz:
LEARY, KNOX, BEEBE, &c.
am determined not to be undersod by any in
the State. l receive fresh supplies almost weekly.
LADIES' RIDING HATS will te sold less than
cost Those desiring to purchase will find it for
their benefit to give call before purchasing
elsewhere. HIRAM JACKSON, Agent,
q Cd door west of the Court House, upstairs.
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Use the Best !!

fCR beauty. brilliancy and economy buy WAR
IL SER, PLATr s. Bios rA1LNT COAL OIL
La y, MP This Lamp will give a light equul 10 Tire
TIu'd lamps of two wi.ks each, a, kuH the co.,
Inns Oil is not explosive and be burned in thi.
Lamp without smell or smt kc
We are prepared to supply the Lamps, shades
chimneys, wicks and oil in any quantity.
). u. BECkW1IH, South street Drug Store.
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Elm Park Collegiate institute
(FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN and BOYs,)
LITCHFIELD, Conn,

FINDER the management of the Rev. JAMES
~ RICHARDS, DID,, assisted by JAMES RlcuARps
DR., B., graduate of Princeton College, Now Jer
sly, and WIENER BJEnG ESD, late instructor in the
Government School of Denmark.
Every advantage is afforded under the present ar
rangements for obtaining substantial, useful and
accomplished education. Mr.. Bjerg has full COM
mand of the English, French and German languages,
and an experience of eight ten years teacher
of youth. The twelfth term of this school will open
on the LIST of November. Twenty pupils will be re-
eeved into the family of the Principal, and will be
under the kind and constant supervision of the In
structors. For circulars, address
10 DIR. RICHARDS, Principal.
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Notice.

ggHHE subscriber is now prepared TO execute all or
L ders for MACHINERY or CASTINGS a: his
old stand at Baldwn's Mills, Washington, Conn. All
Saws, and Saw Arbors, Water Wheels Oversize: and
Turbine, Grst Mill Irons, o all sorts made the
approved PLAN Parti ocular attention paid this part
experience and strict attention TO business to merit The
patronage Of generous public; all orders thankfully
received II. PALDN IN. .
Washington, April ], 1858 40
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Fifth school District Library

VUNHE Public respectfully informed, that the
IL above Library has thus far been very success
full, and is now by vote of the Association, open to
non-residents of the District upon payment of 81
for Life Membership. Library Meetings are held on
the first Friday evening of every month, at the
School House on the West Plain.
Per order Executive Committee
JOSEPH II VAIL
Librarian and Treasurer.
Sept. %. 1920 %
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AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.

N 81. EDDY, Solicitor OF Patents, (late agent |
HI. of the U. S. Patent Office, Washington, UNI |
der the Act of 1887 -76 State St., opposite Kiby
St., Boston, .
wears continues to secure Patents in the United
States also in Great Britain France, and other for
eign countries. Caveats, specifications, Assign
ments and all Papers or Drawings for Patents, exc
cuted in liberal terms. and with despatch Resear
ch.s made into American Foreign works. to de-
tcrmne the validity utility of Patents or Invcn
tiops-and legal other advice rendered in all mat
tiers touching the same. Copies Of the claims of any
Patent furnished by RENTING One Dollar. Assign
ments recorded at Washington
| This Agency is not only the largest in New Eng.
land but through it inventors have advantages fol
securing patents, or ascertainlng the patentablity
of inventions unsurpassed by. if not immessurably
snncrior to- any that he offered them elsewhere:
! The testimonials below given, prove that none is
MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE PATENT OFFICE than the sub
scr;ber : and SUCCESS IS BEST PROOF ADvAN-
r.crs OR ABILITY he would add that lie has album
! dant reason to believe and can prove, that at no
other Office of the kind the charges for profess
sional services moderate. The immense practice
of the subscriber during twenty years past has cna-
HE'D him to accumulate vast collection of spcc6-
cations and official decisions relative to patents
These besides his extensive library of legal and me-
banica works. and full accounts of patents granted
in the United States and Europe, render him able
beyond question: to offer superior facilities for OBJ
| tanning patents.
All necessity of a journey to Washington, to pro-
cure patent, and the usual great delay there are
here saved inventors
| TESTIMONIALS.
"I regard Mr.. Eddy one of the most capable and
successful practitioners with whom have had official
intercourse. CHAS MASON
Commissioner of Patents.
81 have no hesitation in assuring Invensors that
they cannot employ person competent and trust
'rorthy. and more capable of putting their applica
tons in form to secure for them an early and fl.
vorable consideration at the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE"
| late Commissioner of Patents
| BosToN, February 8, 1858.
'sAlr r. Fl. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN an
plications ON all but ONE of which patents have bee
granted and that one is pending Such unmis
taxable proof of great talent and ability On his par
leads to recommend all inventors to apply to hir
to procure their patents, and they may be sure c
having the most faithfal attention bestowed on thei
cases, and at very reasonable charges
JOHN TAGGART."
From Sept. 18th, 1857 to June 18th, 1858, til
subscriber, in course of his large practice made, %
| twice rejected applications, SIXTEEN APPEALS
, EVERY ONE of which decided in lis tavor b
the Commissioner of Patents.
r. H. LDDY.
Jan. l, 1859. 38
I'LL .AB rs TERt3 soar
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VUNESTIMONIALS of WERNER BJERG, ESQ.,.
Teacher of French and German, Mathematics
and Natural Sciences in the Elm Park Institute
We the undersigned do hereby certify at the re-
quest of Mr.. W. Bjerg that the progress of the pu-
pills under his teacher in the Government
school at st. Croix is than sufficient proof OF
Mr.. B, g capablity, aud also an argument his
carefulness and power.
Christiansted St. Croix. April, 1859.
j. Il. STRIDIRON LIST Teacher.
H. w. +. DE SILVA, Cd Teacher
M. DANEILsON.
The above is correct copy of the original certii-
cate. New York, August II, 1859.
At the request of Mr.. W. Rjerg I now take
pleasure in certifying that said Mr. B. lat present
tutor in the public school at Christianstcd, St
Crox y in his function as snch have ALWAYS found
him to be fully able to fill the duties imposed upon
him with true accuracy and zeal his good quail
ties must no doubt be prime key for him in any
tend him.
Christiansted, st. Croix, November 1858
AUGUSTUS UssINa, Lutheran Pastor at St, Croix.
The undersigned concur in every respect with the
above testimonial. R,rHr
Director of the Burgher Council, St. Croix, Cham
berlain ~ '
The undersigned having the pleasure of knowing
MI bJerg as an instructor and highly ou.I;fe9
young man, thefeore must also agree with the fore
going recommendations - ''Ao i'''-
Christiansted, St. Croix, November 1879
F. MoLLER, Captain.
The above are correct copies of the oriapa1 a.,
dhsates New York, August II, 1850 o''~
References in the city of New york n NV ~
setback, Esq, 80 William street and En,vn b., ~
Beaver street. New York. a.
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At q late Bloomer convention the delegates re
solved that they "would wear short dresses o
nothing" Short dresses, by all means.
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Manufactured by

Manufactured by
HOTCHKISS Il FITCH, Bridgeport, Conn,
corner of Main street and South avenue where
orders will be received. so
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PUTNAM HOUSE, NEW YORK.

- }
MOS 1857, $50 and 361 Fourth Avenue,
IN between Twenty-Sixth and Twenty
Seventh Streets, opposite the Harlem ana New
Haven Depots.
r. DINING SALOON BILL or FARE.
BREAKFAST AND TEA.
cents cents.l cents.
Roof Steak 7Fish Balls . Milk Toast. :.
Pork steak. :. 7Pmt'housest'k.2 5EDry Toast.
Veal, cutlets 7renlerl' n st k 5lFried Potatoes
Nation Chops tSirloin steak. .l3 Coffte"nd lea.
Lamb Chops. troll dchlck n.2'Coe"' uu"l'
Ham Eggs Isl Wheat Cakes. o;S S .,s o"A1'
Fried Ham . 10 Buckwheat do 6lEAua BREAD. .
in sam..,es lErird Eurs. Ell. 31}rown Bread.
w. w. MI ,a;l,,l DO do 81 Bread Milk. 0
do. Clans. loacheu Eggs 4 il'e 'hu NAi'A'
,lo Els : L,ruird Mack'ell3s
DINNER.
cents, ccnts cents
p,ort Reef 7EVcal Pie . 7|Chcken Pie. ID
Iamb 7tPot Pie .. Il do Fricasee IL
Veal 7IClam Pie. 7IBccf Soup. -. 6
| Pork 7IBoiled Fish =. Il Iamb Chops. 10
Corncd Beef . Roast Turkey Is Pork Steak. IL
Corned Pork Goose ....... 15lF Fried Eggs. IL
Pork Beans. Duck. Isl
/ Neat Pie. Chicken Id
| DISHES COOKED TO ORDER.
| cents. centsJ cents.
siroin Steak Is BroirdChick' n25 Fried Oysters IS
lcnderloin .. Is Veal Outlet. .l3!Stewed do Is
Purtcrhouse .25I Raw Oysters. 10 Picked do. IL
DESSERT.
cents cents, cents.
Plum Pudding 6 Appledumlngs 'Custard Pie 6
suct do. 6;Farina Pudding.6I Apple do q
Bread do. 6Tspoca do. 6,Cranherry do e
Rice do Peach Pie. 80. 6 Lemon do. e
indian do. G,Mince do. 6,Pumpkin do. &
Brandy, Wine, Porter, Ale, sc.
Lodgings % cents per night. Open at all hours
156ml LAWRENCE r. KERR, Proprietor
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TENNYsoN's NEW POEM:
Idy1S OF the Kdra~
70 be had at the NEW BOOK STORE.
- next Episcopal Church.
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New Books, New Books, I
ID ECEIvED every week, at the C,ountv ~. =
~ Store, next Episcopal Church Lit.hfeld
JOHN H. SMITH, Proprietor.
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Ayers Cherry Pcctoral

has won for itself such q rcnown for the cure Of
every variety of Throat and Lung Complaint,
that it is entirely unnecessary for us TO recount
employed. AS it has long been in constant use
throughout this section, VIC need not do more
than assure the people its quality is kept up to
the best it ever has been and that it may be re-
fonnd tn do
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Misses FarnswOrth,
Fourth door west of the Court House, Litchfeld
A RE now prepared to exhibit the largest and
Ia best assortment Of
Millinery and Fancy Goods
ever brought to this market, consisting in part of
LADIES' and MISSES HATS.
BL OOMERs, SHAKER &C., of all colors and prices.
RIBBONS.
EMBROIDERIES,
RUCHES,
EDGINGs,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
FLOWERS,
COLLARS,
DlMITY BANDS,
LACES, SC.
PARAsOLs,
VEIL7,
| MANTILLAS,
GLOVES,
DRESS CAPS,
| MlTTS.
HOOP SKIRTS,
| CORSETS,
| TOYS,
| WILLOW BASKETS.
and numerous other articles TO all of which we in
vite the attention of the ladies.
| N. B. Particular attention paid to Dressmaking
and Machine Sewing. Respectfully yours,
MISSES FARNSWORTH
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CIRCULATING IIBRAAX.
" HHE subscriber has concluded to LOAN BOOKS
IL from certain portions of his stock upon the or
binary terms. Books loaned MUST NOT be s0ILxD o
MUTILATED, as extra charges will be made Tor III
same according to damage DONE %
JOHN H. SMITHS New Rnnk Ga. a.
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n AIDES large size, broad, easy, good Shoes
IL CATERS and Rubbers, cheap for cash, at
Clocks.
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MOS 357. $50 and 361 Fourth Avenue
IN between Twenty-Sixth and Twenty
Seventh Streets, opposite the Harlem and New
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

FOR THE CURE OF
| Costreness, Janndicc Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Dyscntery Foa Stomach Erysipelns, Headache,
Piles rheumatism E,uptions and Skin Diseases,
| Li,e, Complaint, Drol,sy, letter. Tumors and
SAT- Iaheum, Worms, Govt Neuralgia, as a Din
| ner FW, and for Purifying the Blood.
| They are sugar-coated, so that the most scnsi-
| tive can take them pleasantly and they arc tho
| best apcricnt il the world for all the purposes
| OF a family pLysic.
Price rs cents Fer Box Five Boxes for $1.oo.
Great numbers of Clergymcn. PHYSICIANS
Statesmen, anu eminent personages have lent
their names TO certify the unparalleled useful
ness OF these remedies, but our space here will
not permit the insertion of them The Agents
below named furnish gratis our AMERICAN AL
MANIAC in which they are given; with also full
descriptions of the above complaints and the
treatment that should be followed for their cure
DO not be put off by unprincipaled dealers
win other preparations they make more profit
on; Demand AYERS, and take no Others The
SICK want the best aid there is for them and
they should have it.
All our remedies are for sale by
AGENTs-A. c. Smith, Litchfeld Hart Brother,
q Co., West Goshen; Fred. Board,nan, New Mil.
ford Pratt, Foster & Co., West Cornwall; H, G.
Gregory, Cornwall Bridge A. st. John, Kent q
d. Chase, Sharon Smith & Ensign, South Farms.
nH CLOTH and India Rubber Clothing at
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AHEAD OF ALLi
ALEX. II Il Y NJ a N

No. l3I Main Street,
JJAs now received and opened his entire stock CT
III and very desirable spring and sEmmer Dry
oodu, to which the particular attention 81 rNSry ore 10
invited. The stock consists Of in part, follows:
Ceases superior Prints all styles and rnakss, At reduced
prices
lease Prenel, chintres, Of the latest designs
10 OF Bleaeed Mnslins superior goods, ut
all prices
I31 pieces styles De Lane< and Chacs, In which
oder greater bargains Than ever before
ST. pieces of new AMI desirable Dress Silks Plain and
Fancy, In light and dark eOloTs.
uli assortment, and all eolors OF LnpIn all wool De
LANES the y;Ey bestquality and very cheap.
NeTJ fine Bbnbazipes, also lie back Dress Goods
called 'UAMlSE c. OTH superb Article, togvther With
YEIneiebres, DE erges MohaiT busters,
Dueals sls Finished PureaIs etc. etc. too
mention.
Several Straw BOuuets eOorel and plain white.
IOi via, all colors and prices, which
offer extraordinary rgins. will sail
White Craze shawl "a cnly nve dollars.
About 3 SsE Spring shswis Of far desirabie styles
IS nj els Of NEW CARPETS consisting OF Brn.sell.
TapesT ThrecPy, Supetne. Ingram, Ray Carpets, te,
wich call the particular attention of those eOhuene
Ing Housekeeping together with large stock Of Rugs,
Matiiugs, etc, ct greatly reduced prices.
addition foregoing, . complete
all goods belonging to Tie Dry Goods Trade,
maIld to merton, 10 ali which call special and
fS7- Country nrereh.nts WII find 1t to their sd-
Ysniag give call before purchasing cIseEherea
being Tst in the market a the b stSelcetou ard buvnR
entiT ely Cash, procured Job Lots" In eTeser Quantities
Mei chants,
Therefore, knowing the advanced prices all Dom site
well Foreign iry Goods, Nl improve this Opportunity.
convince themselves OF the above and favor with
fv625 No. is1 Main ST
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NFw York, March 30.-The steamer Kanga-
roo has arrived with Liverpool dates to the 10th
inst, and the Persia is signalled below, with
dates TO Saturday tue 18th inst.
The intelligence by the kangaroo is more
warlike, active preparations are making.
The Paris Bourse is lower and there was a
panic in the Vienna market.
Lord Cowley had returned unsuccessful from
his mission to Vienna.
The Cotton market was firm, with sales of
20, 600 bales for the last three days.
CHEAT BRrrAIN.-The Parliamentary proceed
ings since the sailing of the Niagara were unim-
purtant.
The jury in the treason trials at TIalce, Ire
land, were unable TO agree npona verdict. After
being out % hours they were discharged.
Lord Cowley, who had returned from his un.
successful mission to Vienna, had a protracted
interview with the Ministry. Nothing authen-
tic had TRANSFERRED as to the result of his mis-
sion, but it is believed that there is little for
which to be hoped. sa &
The Paris correspondents Of the London Press
regard the situation of aairs as critical and
speak of the warlike preparations as being
active.
FRANcE.--The Paris Moniteur has published
another official article, which complains Of the
attitude OF the German States, and inSinuates
that they have been influenced by unworthy
motives and reiterates that the Enperor's views
are pacific and hissac;ions prompted by his
wishes for the benefit of Italy,
The Paris BonrSc WAS depressed, 8 per cent.
rents closed at eff TOE.
SAEpiNIA.-rhe King OF Sardinia has called
out his reserved troops and made new levies.--
1t is also reported that lac has applied to France
for the aid OF $4,000 men. The attitude of the
Austrian and Sardiniun troops is extremely
rAsNscing.
AUsTHIA.-The Emperor of Austria is con-
tinuing his nrmamcnts most enctgetically and
an outbreak in Central Italy is almost daily an
ticipated. a,-Fr7e
SrAIN.-Mr Preston, the American Minister
to Spain, las had an audience with the Queen,
during which the most friendly sentiments were
expressed ON both sides.
LIVERPOOL, March l5.-The sales OF cotton
for the past three dnys have been %, 900 bales.
Ths market closed firm. BreadstuIis continue
dull Provisions also closed dull.
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IRuSI 81 IN =

by virtue and pursuance Deed of Trust eutst
ID by John Elliott
TfaStee bearing date ihe 9th day OF Iane lS5a. ard
duly OF record in the Clerks Office OF the County Court OF
Ohio county Deed book n a. folio 39tu the benefit
OF the firm Of Haguel Co., Of the city Of Philadelphia,
will sell public auction the Court Hnise Ohio
ty Virginia. tn; 10Th Of April, Is9 all the following
described lot paTcelof Union In the city
whccag Ohio county Yrgina, and lying the Souh
side of Union between Fourth and flth streets AMI
Il paTcu arly situate and bounded followstO wit:
1t has front Union street OF about twen,yseyen feet
and SIX inches, with width back, SOutiuaTd of
abont ffy-scven ny-eisht feet TO eight foot alley
adj aims the East the ground be sold
yellow named William iIopxin, and IL begins
Union the NOrthes Of ,ai lot agreed
SOLD said Hopkins, and West with tie South side
Union street said tNeEty seven f aud sN inches thence
back said eight alley about hftyseyen hyeiFht
aiiue Union thence
the said North side said eight alley yaid
feet and six inches the West lue Hopkins ot
thence with said west line to the MISUNDERSTANDING same
conveyed 20 said John Eutt by Z9ear jacob and Isaac
w MITCHELL Executors OF Jno. J. Jacob dec deed da
ted January 25t. 1881, duly Of record The above
property desirable resid,Ic
ton To the business Pa'ts OF the city, Selling trustee
viii sell and only such .itle vested In by
the Deed of Trust Aforesaid.
Terms OF saley Cash. NJ. O. GOOD,
mh1S- Tr1st
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

T)Y Virtue County fort
ID pTnr Ounced the vi, day of February, In the
1859. iH the Of James Stout against Thomas H. Reed
and Others e said James IL stou, aud Thomas u Rect.
The Committee II John Hazlst lunatc, will sell the
Of the Court House Ohio county, high
est and best bidder 81 public auction, Monday the 18th
day Of April 1859, the ground In said
mentioned, being lots Numbered hundred and
eight (l2S) and bundred I29)
plat Of the addition Of Wheeling laid
William chapne and John EoG in that Of the city OF
WI, cling known the Fiflh Ward Of said city.
TRIMS SALE--The oue-fouTI Of the purchase money
70 be raid upon the confirmation of said by the said
County Court, and the remaining
equal intaiImehs, payable In six twelve aud eighteen
months after the sH the whole bear interest
the Of sale; the purchaser giving his bonds With
proved personal security the purchase money! e
title be retained until the further order Court.
JAMES ". STOUT,
THOMAS II REEU,
feb26 Special Commissioners.
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BUSINESS NorICMs.

az 81, 900 north IF Pictures, Pictures, Pic
lures, of every variety and description, com.
binipg the most beautiful landscapes, Scrptural
and fancy paintings, also lessons in drawing,
and frames of every size and shape, the oval
frame, the square frame, the golden and rose
wood frames, on the shortest notice, so varied
and so many that we can safely assure the pub
lie of no disappointment in choice of pictures,
if they only call at Peter Lecher's Book Store,
No. Washington Hall, opposite the Mcclure
House, Wheeling, Va If
German Stnnts Zeitung, Washington Reeie,o,
and Moundsville Sentinel copy one month and
charge advertiser $50
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NRw YomK, March 3O-rhe Northern Light
brings two weeks later dates FROM South Ameri-
Gu The attempted revolution in Valparaiso was
frustrated after battle of four hours. com
panyof French ffllibusters seized lie Lakestcam-
ers in Nicaragua.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

ESS- Public School Examination Continued. -
Yesterday the morning opened auspiciously.
Nature bedecked herself with her most fascida.
ting jewels in order, we doubt not, to contribute
ner assistance to the interest of SO important al,
occasion as that of the examination progressing
in the 9th ward. A miniature sea of bright.
giittering faces met the beholders vision yester-
daymorning when the well trained pupils be.
longing to No. of the intermediate department
in charge of Miss Josephine Powell, were brought
forward for . trial of their strength. Reading,
Geography, Mental and Practical Arithmetic
were thoroughly canyasSed, the pupils passing
through the contest unscathed and victorious.
The exhibition of learning was highly creditable.
In the afternoon portions of departments No.
aid of the advanced class, in charge OF Miss
II. Waterson, assisted in ono class by Mr. Charles
Mccoy, were examined, aud their talent and
capacities thoroughly tested
Glasses in Arithmetic, Geography and Gram
mar passed the ordeal, the exercises being in.
tcrspcrsed with compositions from the following
young ladies, with the subjects prefixed !:
Farewell" by Miss Mary Clark; memories of
YOUTH Miss Helen Cummins; "rhe Lily of the
Valley" Miss Marry Quarter; parents Love"
Miss Martha Charnock; might" Miss Mary
Whipple, and also one by Master John Monroe
entitled, "Suu, Moon and Stars.'' Vocal Music
followed the close of each class and after few.
appropriate remarks by Rev. n. II. Monroe, the
school was dismissed.
We can only speak in terms of highest praise
of the whole performance, evincing, as it did
credit alike to the teacher and taught. We
thus commend because there was nothing to
condemn. The examination continues through
out to-day. This afternoon the higher classes
under Mr.. McMcchcn's immediate care, will be
presented. The exercises will be highly attrac-
tive and entertaining. Go.
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New ORLEANS, March 3u.--Two large stores,
belonging to Uhas. b. Baily & Co., Wholesale
Grocers, and Pdinaln Smith & teluair, Tobacco
dealers corner of rchonpitoulas aud Gravier
streets, was burned last night Loss SluO,00c.
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ST. Lotus, March 3o.--Rirer risen 6 inches
in the last 81 h0nrs and Still continues To swell
slowly. No change in upper streams. The
Missouri rising slowly. The Illinois falling. The
Upper Mississippi stationary; feet water on
the bar at Dubuque The weather has been
clear, pleasant and cool all day; indications of
warm change tonight.
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PrrrsBunG, March sO.-Eve. -Rive.ss fcei6
inches by pier mark, falling. Weather lccl