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PETITIONs--OFFICIAL.
New ORLEANS, May II. 1859.

II N. ty,u..x, =, -. NEW ORLEANS, May II, 1859.
Of the City Of Now Orleans
(TENTLEMEN- undersigned. owners
OF property fronting New Lsves street. from Poydrss
70 street most respectfully petition honorable body
aSres s. 2 section 10 nsM cy Charter sell
Ard paving New Levee erss from Poydra Race street.
n granite blocks net less than ten inches wide By twelve
ncnss long nor than twelve inches wide by sehtass
inohs. long, nor less than ten inches thick. -
blocks TO b Of the best quality Of granite having the
who's laid, and 70 b. good ssld work, ~
Sld be laid dsgonsy o. our inohsa ~ ,ba,
eAnd and o1do. gravel with coating top dressing when
OF four inches OF sharp sand and London gravel tie orta
. p properly allied and rolled With suitable Keller ant well
usual curb stone four inches thick furnished whs.
Ing. In order to make substantial work '
the curb stones on both sides Of New Lsvs from Poydrss to
Race street. be raised and graded proper hset md
evs in such manner streets Oh water in the most
speedy manuer and the sidewalks DO raised and tagged
ad fGo crossing n.a :. the ntsr'seons Of AZ
the stone used be vide four feet long and not
to the road pavement '' s'@
JOB ~ shannon, rs feet.
George Patterson, no .
JAS. A. HOPKINS
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CONSTABLE'S SALES.

Parish Of Orleans. ) ER-No. lO,7l5.
ny NlHIUE of writ of ert facias to me
directed by the Hon C NJ Bradford Second of the
Peace for the Parish of Orleans will sell public
auction Warehouse Circus street. between Poydras and
Perdio streets SATURDAY, the 9th day of July 1859
OF IL O'Clock Nj ~ ''
A Lot OF Furniture.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash the spot
q. W. SIMPSON, Constable.
Parosse d'Orleans. Ek-No 107l5.
EN VERTU dun writ de feri faclas n
moi adresse Hon. @. NJ Bradford seconde ce de
pax pour parose dOrleans je procederai lie sAMEDI
de JUL 1859 midi magasin Circle entire les
Poydras ct Perddo la publque adjudication
de- " '
I'm Lot de Meubles.
Saisi dams l'afare ci-dessus.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS moment de Naturalization
je25 20 jy6 g G W. SIMPSON, Connetable
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LEGAL NOTICES.

sEoosp DISTRICT UoURT SUCCESSION OF FERDINAND
Of this estate and ali herein Interested 10
hsy hsss 2, csT why the
approved funds buted in accordance Serewish ana
By order of the Court.
j. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
0o1s DE Re EHRD
l.
celia concerne davor dedure sous dix purs d.
$
a AZ 0ns entire SEES maine
jy6 10 IS J. L. KELLY, Depute Grefier.
SECOND DISTRICT couRr} SUCCESSION OF HENRY HOP
WHEREAs Elizabeth |. s speede s;1@ widow
on n s1 .S ds
Notice hereby given to all whom i. may concern to show
cause within ten days why the prayer said petitioner
'D By order re f slaS Court.
j. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
Re
Henry uas optns assas h IN.
couE ese dobsniF Lses sa'i.I suc
Avis est par donns tons
au Ia Petition aa''0n' pour les
9E s BAR
Il f. ss " s ns
the late David Barbour, deceased in
within ten days why the prayer Of the petitioner
By order of the Court.
j. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
Dc i Noayse Orleans sARBo1R-So 1913 Ss ~
a pen IA dcur eet do6tenr les Lsres de C nme
la Succession vaeane de eu David Barbour decide
A es dSnn Gns psn
ausllss i ne seait ait dro la dlte petition
ssw OF
Is
show within ten days from the PRESENT noacse
s o ny the he
and approved and the funds distributed in
By order of the Court.
J. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk
o0yn De
a a1
ss Rs15 af9 Sa
Sc. mains epartis contormement dit compile
jyl59 J. L. KELLY. Depute Grefier.
9 E nd sc ne herein
show cause whinten days from the any
5 a the should and
j. l., KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
Dc i Souysiie oreaas % RoiGpSo IS, &c.
,e ass
sr &C. ps 1ass d s
compile presene par Exesueu Te tamentae du dainn:
mains reparis conormement au dit compile.
jyi5s jill. KELLY Dsputs areffer.
sEcoSP DIsIElor COURT }sUUOESsI9M OF ELIzAA DUN.
y Fl HsT q,fss c,,sb PenM yYn rSs l5es9
the Court for Letters Of crsorshp The estate
M s4ey ssG wo I msv to
cause within ten days why the prayer of the said petitioner
BY order Of The Court.
J. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
Dc "a Henyslle. Orleans; pUNLEyY-No 1880.
ptoa couf est les etfss &c da
ra,ee la Succession vacane de feue Eliza Dunevy decedss
Avis est par onne
quelles ne serait fat dro la de petition
jyi ]. L. KELLY, Depute areiier.
c.. n..a,a STATE late 9S LQgISIANA; -
SECOND DISTRICT L 52HSsof VS. T sFHE
a5ps1 s gxsn e se
cardo Notary Public Saturday. the ID Of July next
1859 At 10 O'Clock, A. NJ to take nto act
upon the applicants prayer for respite and in the nme
THAI all proceedings against their person and property
stayed and that VIM H. Hunt appointed represent
creditors.
BY order of the Court.
j. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
DEUsIEME Coua DE DISTRICT y. Z. JOHNSON Gle. VS..
de Ia Nouvellc orislns IN ternoieinentNNo i5sai.
A Wis est par lie present dome aux cream
Il nieurs h'tyoir comparative leude de
j. l. Ri ardo notairs rubliate Samed. 2de Juliet, 1859
10 heur NJ i 'effyi de praare en- consideration
mande pour moismeE ct ateaant tontes pour
suites en ct eurs bns soisns suspendues
que W H. Hunt nome pour rer6seaeg les csaucies
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B. SILLIMAN. JR.,
Professor Of General and Applied Chemistry Yale College,

BOSTON, June6 1859.
s have the following patents for furnaces for
burning bagasse and other wet fuel
!s Letters patent granted to Moses Thompson 10th April
1855, and reissued 3lst March, 1857.
I'd Letters patent granted Hager Allyn, May g. 1856
issued May 4th, 1858.
Sd. Letters patent granted Shelley June l5th 1885,
4h Letters patent grant SAMUEL II. Gilman December
1855 reissued August g. 1856.
The first of these Patents Mosss Thompson 10th April 1866
method of drying and consuming fuel
These two operations performed simultaneously diff
fere portions Of the baasse the vapo and heated
air from the two being united In suitable chamber contiguous
the combustion the other This patent the of
assries Of fire Chambers communicating with fine mixing
chamber each fire chamber having ts air passages and
hnes with hampers for the regulation Of the draught
The furnace described in the of Hager Allyn, May
9Th 1856 clear and pabe Infringement OF Thompson's
patent Tie fuel IL first dried and then consumed the
from that portion which is being dried being mixed with those
from the part which is being consumed, and the whole
burned together The passage Hagar and Ayn's draw
the space beneath the boilers the pans Immediately
with this passage forming the mixing combustion
chamber, in which the gases are consumed.
the patent Evan Shelley, June 49, 1855 the bagasse
thrown 10 and haped the floor hearth which it
burned but dentcaly the operation is
the Thompson furnace. While the lower portion of heap
being burned the portion Is being dried and
is dried gnited and consumed the vapor from the drying
portion and the and hot the burning portions being
unied in mixing chamber and consumed the operation
Tompsons furnace being continuous. This furnace
fore clear infringement Of the Thompson patent.
In the furnace described in mans patent December b
tho bagasse is thrown continuously Into single burning
but the drying and burning atoms continue sinai
taneonsly different portions OF fuel and
bar tB OF Gilan's dawipgs) they aud
snmed This ia mace is Their fore undoubte infringement
OF Fhompsons patent
II proper that shosd herestae that Civil Engineer
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PETITIONs--OFFICIAL.


NEW ORLEANS, May 10, 1853.
To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the city OF New Orleans:
THE UNDERMINED. owners or pronertv
fronting Urnines street. prAys your honorable body 10
sell n public auction after ten days notice, the
paving rs fest Wide the middle OF Ununes street. between
Claiborne and Broad with round ballast stono
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e. E. KITTREDGE.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. ., 1859.

MoBeS Ih6mpB6n, PRESENT.
Dear SrHaving been engaged Dr. Kittredges plapta
ton for the fall of 1858 where there your
in full operation and having engaged
within the past fonr which the furnaces Of Still
man and Messrs Hager Allyn used, consider have
hsd fair opportunity Of udgsg Of the comparative merits
each Of the furnaces have hesitation In saying your
has done much work than either other fur
naees With the same quantity Of Bagasse produces
Basasse capable Of producing and with the formation Of but
little cnker feel confident in saying thai believe
sufficient supply Of boilers it will consume the Bagasse
nh all Of the with eight cords Of WOOD
In twenty four hours and make the number Of bids in
twenty hour therefore take pleasure expressing
all my firm conviction thet furnace Is the have
seen and recommend 10 all who desire
the Bsgasse into useful fuel.
Yours respectfully,
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+. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans,

VuATRIExE CoUR DE DISTRICT A, 9; PERKINS vs. SIS
de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans 90 i''
tsN tEKTU dun Ortire de vente rendu lie 10
de JUN 1852 ct moi adresse par Honorable Quarieme
Gour Dc District de dams as ces
BUR les enx q apre designes pour compile des Gre
de- " N''
Carondelet No 22l snivan inventaire.
Abandonnes par Fins lvsble a SEES ere snciers
CoNDI1IONS-Cempan moment de Rehabilitation,
,.oo o E. T. PARKER,
lezZ ~ lyl Sheriff de la Paro;sse Orleans
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To Noses Thompson, ESQ "'
have know, had Of your Bagase Furnaces In
operation during the rolling now glad Of fine
opportunity Of saying to has performed equal my
guine expectations
consider 1t capable of eecng perfect combustion
OF the baeasse and consequent production and steam
than furnace have known. It will baasse from
almost amount Of ground; and and steam
heat fast made.
From my present experience, clearly OF the opinion
that other form Of furnace all compare in efficiency
with yours -l97l ~
Very truly,
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YACHT ROsLYN FOR sALE-rHE

~ YACHT R0sLYN FOR sALE-THE
lA tiers for sale the pleasure yacht R0sLYN, Of New
York. Her dimensions 81 feet deck, IS feet
sea ballast IL auns pig she draws IN 'front.'
Of the owner, by the day entirely. Ali timber
carefully selected with view king her OF the
This she proved herself her late from New York Ha
ing ii out without sustaining damage She sloop gged
oak panked inside and tight Joints and coppsEed and
with two saterooms and four large berhs, She built
abundany her speed has BEATEN
She be at the Lake end the New Canal for few
days. Apply to
DAN HICKOK,
ielO If Lake End Of the New Canal,
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r. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.

CIsaylExE Coun DE DIsTRlcrl e. A. PATTERSON VI LIE
Steamship QUAKER CITY,
le Capt. shufeldt Of p. A.
dc 10 NouvelleOrkans. ] Hargous, proprietare-No.
l3,1b2.
I'm vERTU dun writ de heri facias, q moi
T. addresse par Honorable Cinqueme Cour de District do
LUNDI d'ao0 1852 midi apH6tel Dc ID Cite, de Ia
Commune les du Camp ct dos Aagazns Ia vente
publique ct adjudication de-
lie steamshfp COATzACoALCOs ensemble avec 50 ma.
chine meubles tel quill aujourdhu dams lie
hsuve Mississippi rive droie, audessous dc cee ve
face du Convent. ssF ff@
Saisl dams rafaire cl-dessus
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de REHABILITATION.
II. T. PARKER,
je3O Iy8 16 % 80 Sheriff de Ia Parossa d'OrlGaus
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sEoosp S psTs1ca OF FERDINAND
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
of this estate and all persons Interested to
SHOW cause within ten days from the any
they have or can why the by widow
approved the funds dist accordance Herewith
By order of the Court.
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MYRTLE GROVE. November 18Th 1851
Messrs. Hall, Rodd Putnam, New Orleans
GentlemenYour favor Of the 4th inst IL hand and In
reply your inquiry respecting Thompsons BaRasse
cannot say than that corrm every particular
the statement made letter Mr. THOMPSON under
date Of Slst December 1856 1880
The only Improvement suggest is the one named b.
your Mr. Hail. and that In regard to the hoppers
Very respectfully,
JOHN L. WHITE.
SlTH TRUFAET.
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sHERIFF's SALES.

Scoop Ds1aIcr cousr SUCCESSION cssthe late REEVE
or and IN obsdie nee to ~ ss g.
= -, der q sale ss1dssd pc. ss md e directed
'ss pbs
f::,ss Js; IT, aslssf H.
'1sSssi ~ GROUND together With d.
% s.oa .:.s
and ca,ondsls street,: having, french MEASURE ses
e ~ sss L.
Ths suidinss and Improvements on said lot coupr.. one
story S,.s5 store sss. sfS:d sp$ 6s
years, belonging . said .ucces.on. -s'a "0''' ~
~ ne he. s e, ths
dated o. q. .Ss g. q
adjudication, cash and for the ave cash on the spot
Sheriff of The + f. Il iAn q Orleans,
Coz. .. p EEg
TN vEKTT dam ordre de vente Il re en- lie 81
d a. Z fss .sIs coGs
psocsdsrai AARDI de Juliet 1852 midi Hate Dc "a
;sHs i d.
franchise pieds face Ia God sur is pieds De
profondeur borne du cole de la carondee par propre
deyaDt appartsnant Jean Leurent
Ensemble toutes les batisses ameloraons
consistent une maison basse bques
e e sson base So
II ans. apparenant la dite succession.
y preprss tonsiss
sur "a propsts susdeci,e date do janye
balance du pr. complaints ct pour pescave
te2 10 " q jy6 Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d'Orlssns.
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NEW ORLEANS, May "a, 1859.

JAMES A. HOPKINS
myT lawSw secretae du Conse des Assistant Aldermen
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1Uul8, respectfully,
CHARLES NEAMEs, Engineer.

ELM HALL PLANTATION, Feb 4, 1852
Mr.. Thompson, New Orleans, La:
Dear SHavng been engaged engineer sugar panta.
lions for eight years and during time
sion to take of with B&g8sse different kinds
am happy to your furnace far exeels all others It
feel confident that your furnace, with proper supply Of
boiler and the Reux apparatus Will make all Of
the work with cord Of wood the hid, pleasure
recommending furnsce all who may have to
use them. Yours, truly,
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
DEUxIEME CouR DISTRICT ~. l.. JOHNSON h Gie v

DEusIEME coua DE DISTRICT ~, I; JOHNSON Gle. VS..
della Nonvello Orleans IN stermoiementNso i5 p
AVIS est par ie present donns aux srean.
j. l. Ri ardo, notars rubae samed lie de Juliet, 1859
msnde ante nlosmeE Ct en- Attendant tontes pour
sui leurs eurg hisns ksp4nues
Ell que W pour reresea,es creucera
Tbs snts
Par 0rirr de Ia Ccur.
msGljel0 2ljya j. KELLY, Dsputa Grefaer.
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DENTAL DENTAL NoTicE.

G. W. PARMIY, D. D. s.,
Car. be consulted Ut Ills oetce. sud Residence,
q a2ssm LAFAYETTE SQUARE.
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STATE IoUIsIANA,
Parish Of Orleans City Of New 0aleans
Be 1t remembered, that the Fourth day May 1852
ore the Undersigned Justice of the the
city aforesaid personally appeared Henry Peychaud
dent, and Louis Barnett Secretary of the Hope
Company of New Orleans who being duly according
law do depose and are Just and
rue and transcript from the books of Company.
H. PEYCHAUD, President.
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
sworn to and subscribed before this fourth day May
1859. ARTHUR sAUCIER.
Third Justice of the Peace of the Parish of Orleans
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HYDE oDRIoH.
Importers, So
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL HTREETS
INV ORLrAra

NOTICE-IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE DEMISE OF
NJ Lonis Commagere the commercial nrm OF GRATIAA,
COMMAlERE CO., Is this day dissolved.
The Surviving partners Of the late firm, Pierre
Bordeaux and D. Grataa, Of New Orleans continue the
CO., in New Orleans, and of p LONGS Co. In bordeaux
MrJN0 JACOB HERR has the general power houss
New Orleans, jan l. 1859.
PIERRE LON0Is.
jail tt e q. D. GRATIAA.
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FOURTH DISTRICT couRr EXECUTORS OF VIM. c.. MI
Of New Orleans. } No. 1850.
by VIRTUE of a writ of fierf facias tn me
- directed by the Honorable Fourth District Cout
Of New Orleans the above entitled will proceed
Camp and Magazine Streets SATURDAY the tn day Of
July. 1852 at IL o'clock NJ 49, -
The slave SARAH
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash the Spot.
Z, I, PARKER
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C1sauIEHE CopR DE DISTRICT SMITH BROTHER VS. u.s.
as e N9ays1s 9reans EPH sTINsONNo IL $685.
ad,esse par honorabe Gnqueme Cour de District de- ia
cans dams ahaire cidessus lie procedeai lie
MARDI, d'aont 1852 midi, PHStei de Ia Gle
rue ae 70 entire les du Camp des Msgasns
Lesclave 1omme DAVID, age denviron 27 ans
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de Naturalization
-, =, ~ 49,, f. r. PARKER,
jyA IL 10 70 an2 Sheriff de la Paroisse d. Orleans
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Of MEW ORLEANS
Il Ns Se 1ssns By the Honorable the Second District
sell at public auction at the City Hotel Common street be-
tween Camp and Magazine Streets TUESDAY, August T.
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the -
Second District OF this city the Main f
and Dauphin streets, measuring front on Main T
street, by 6O feet deep front on Dauphin street.
Together with s the buildings improvements thereon
Seized in the above suit "
TERMS-Cash on the spot ..--.
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de IA NouveleOreans. RIS-No 1874.
A Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
IA cers de la snsde Succe ct
que celia peut concerner, davor dedure dix ours
date do la presente les rasons lesques
le PEXecneur Tesamentae de-
fun serat point ct honoogue
mains eparts commencement dit compile.
Par ordre de la Cour.
j L, KELLY. DAnuA Cyrehinr
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g JONES q CO., SHIPPING AGENTS AND COM
" MISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, No. 81
Gravier street
A D A GES.
@ VIII make liberal advances consgnmenta of Nerchan
na 70 our friends in London vepool Boston, New York
thiiadePhs, Baltimore and Charleston,
al s. JONES 4 co.
/ a.. HEARD IL CO., SUCCESSORS TO j. A.
heARo It MAY, AuttGnssrs, App aisers General
Aget ot thasaie Of Deal Es.ate Slaves Furniture SJocss
eSe Fort W4riae and Succession Sa.sor Plantations ete
So Nv DO Magazine ssree ii Banks Arcade jal Ga
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Of New Orleans. No. 9t74.
NOTlCE Is hereby given to the creditors of
~ this Estate and to all other herein interested,
to show cause within ten days from the
they have why the account presented the
Datve Tesamentary the should not be
homologated and approved and the funds distributed
cordance herewith.
By order of the Court.
J. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk,
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re Ct Nsx orleans nssa sfISsoN.No lsss sshfh
~ directed by the Honorable the Fifth District Court
New Orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed to sell
at public auction, at the City Hotel Common street beween
camp and Magazine Streets on TUESDAY August q 1859
The slave DAVID, aged about q years.
Seized in the above suit
TERMS-Cash on the spot
d
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STATE Os LOUISIANA.
SECOND DISTRICT Court a. L JoHMsoE!& Co vs.; THEIR
of New Orleans. CREDITORS ~ T ,G5st 4 RESPITE.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
Of The nppcan that they meet office of D.
cardo, Notary Public Saturday the ID Of July next
1859 10 O'Clock, A. NJ take nto consideration and ac
the applicants for respite and the
thai all lings against their and property
stayed and that VIM H. Hunt appointed represent
sent creditors
BY order Of the Court
]. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
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In 1855 Messrs Hager Aynn obtained patent In that
and 1851 they Iany furnaces which inrnged my
patent desired at early moment show the my
with Hags Aynn and Immediately demanded Of
the Commissioner of Patents trial of conflicting claims
Testimony taken by both parties and submitted that
and Joseph Holt ESQ., then Commission Of Patents
dered alenghy and full decsonn which follow.
ing ia an extract and closing paragraph. He says:
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The Board of Directors have This day declared DIV
IDEND OF SEyENTY-THREE PER CENT on the capital
paid in OF this Company out of the earnings the
ending on the 3O April 1853 payable in accordance with
ticls 18th of the Charter of said Company, follows TEN
PER CENT on the amount paid in payable demand the
Stockholders their legal representatives on and after the
18th May instant and the balance credited as an install
men on The unpaid stock.
Il. PEYCHAUD, President
s. PLASSAN, Vice President.
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
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Owens AND Hrs APPRKHTICK.-J0hn W. plaSinG
an engagement ct the Howard AthsnHum, ~ ~ y
last summer, and was despatched hy ~ manAH1 -
perform for q week In one Of zA4
western Massachusetts. Onetd66s zX!Nfs
there, q plain, good natured ~ u - =
to him, as be was enjoying j ~
and addressed him thus
II say, Squire, amt you tho playsr chap thaa 4
Teller 90 cute ~ ss sssg3
That part alluded to. was solon shinsls, n { -
Well replied John, with that hland ~ 4 -
ii thought sou Sid the farmer. z How, NJ
been . good many times to the thsoytes. VIZ IN
been down to Boston, and seen . hill lot a. fplg
payin' all sorts Of funny paxta, bpt neyM - -
one of 'em who could come any Whegus neax ~,
Squire Yes, yeou dew take ths .g "a q he taa y
acting out q funny feller, and no mistske
The comedian evtnced his deep een1a q ~ CO..
pliment paid him, BY graceful touch d hi hae !
and his new friend proceeded
never did larf 20 much In Ill my born dayns
and 80 did my wife. and a to my da1ter Matilda yln
thought ahe would have burst wonder. eqaisek
q chap, and is up to all sorts Of queer solnGe -
Amt nobody I don't smoker right cont, evsfytzne
they see him in his tantruma guem he'd maxi q
funny actor, jest like you, Squire, II h only -
chance. 'Spose you couldn't give him q chAnces
couldn't your II you only let him Try his hand .
while, shouldn't mind bindin him cont q psentice
to the play actin business, mot charge yo1 mneA,
mother only take good care on him, and don't ~
him get into mischief Fact ID, Squire, think that
boyd just suit you, for he's kiad Of ratsrsl d-A
| foot, enuy hotr. s.