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cottage Grove Female Seminary.
Six miles south cf Fo1Ii,,s1.,,,.,-
Booster Parish TouisiaDo .

BoSSter Parish Louisiana
Mas. LOUISA M RroKs. Apriu,;.,,,
MRS. LOUISA NJ. DoLEs, Mafrap p'i'
--A Lac TILES DoLEs' Agent
81 5d' ifi1nary department, $I2 50
"a 70 do Is 90
81 Aeaueliic department., 90 90
40 25 90
M: hsen1 ~ ee' Ior each pupil, 90
MUSIC on on Piano, Harp, Guitar, Melodan or
IT. Violin, each, 25 90
Use OF instrument, ( 0o
Embroidery Drawing, Painting, Wax Fruit
Flowers, French and Latin, each : 10 90
boarding, per month IS, per session 40 90
boarding, payment required one half in advance
or note to draw interest
Boys, under twelve years of age, will be received
INTO the school, and when the number shall have
reached twenty-five, competent male teacher will
be employed and the boys taught apart from the fe-
Fupls will be received at any time, and be CHI Sra.
ed from the time Of entering yet all will see at once
tat the sooner they enter the better for themselves
as the classes will be formed at the commencement
and advance steadily all the time
D. E. DICKSON,
JOSHUA j. LEWIS. Trustees
ID. a. CHILDERS.
REFERENCES:
T. ". Sentell, G. MISUNDERSTANDING.
a. Hughes, james II. Hughes, and B. f. Stewman
Rocky Mount.
B. F. Looney, K P d. Taylor, SenteIl's Store.
". A. Kelly, W. @. Mitchell, Bellevue
James Cooper, Shreveport. dec15
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NEW SEWING MACHINES.

No.7C4mP STREET, near Canal, New Orleans.
A GENT for all of the latest improved Styles those
N Just received are very simple, suited to all kinds
Of work the stitches will rip unrave and makes
lie same stitch on both sides These machines are
entirely superseding Singers ''Cogg Wheels" and
other high priced machines. Price, only $50. am
also agent for other machines from SlO to Sl2o'-
Needles and Other 6ndingsfor sale Sewing machines
repaired.
Those in want of Steam Saw Mills and Engines,
the new Cylinder Cotton Gin, or other Gins, Cotton
Pickers, Corn and Cob Mills Rowe's Prize crusher,
which mashes corn in the shuck; Corn Hpskefs and
Pickers, or any kind Of New Machinery also Carri-
ages Buggies etc. will do well to call above before
purchasing elsewhere APRIL
DAISINS--50 boxes, whole. halves and quarters,
II for sale hs FORD &, SMITH
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In the Prussian standing army, of one hun
dred and twentys thousand men, it is stated
that but two soldiers are unable to read; and
of two millions nine hundred thousand children
between the ages Of seven and fourteen years,
two million three hundred and twenty-eight
were actually attending school! That's some
thing to be proud Of. and the Prussian admira-
ton for the school house, is one the foreign
institutions we should like to see imported into
The United States Would We could say Chat
every child in America. between The ages Of
seven and fourteen, attended school What a
glorious sight 10ouh 6e
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A NEW INvENTIoN.-We have been shown
by the inventor, Mr. John NJ Hail. of Warren
county, Ga, an agricultural implement, which
is designed to facilitate the operation of chop
ping cotton. 1t is claimed. and vouched by a
number of persons, that, by the use of it, one
man and horse can do the work of five or
six hands The whole apparatus is placed upon
a pair of cast iron wheels, In front are two
small turning plows with the bars of each in
juxtaposition, but separated at the proper dis
tanee for making furrow on each side of the
cotton at the same time. Behind and connee-
ted by simple cog gearing, with one of the
above mentioned wheels, is a circular cast iron
frame for receiving the knives or hoes for chop
ping the drill. A forward motion Of the ma
chine gives a rotary motion to the hoes, and by
the combination of both motions, spaces are
alternately chopped and passed over. The
space chopped is determined by the width of
the hoe, while the distance skipped may be
regulated by their number or the direction
given to them on the frame. On the whole we
are much pleased with the invention, and think
it may be practically applied with great advan-
tage on old land. Columbus Times.
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tbAE AND STATIONARY
N ENGINES.
y s4Hna' Go,,Aha,,, TNa-@&

4
EgaT-- @ sons Southern Depot,
T,--.'i,.'- 81 Louisiana, Mississippi. Alabama,
.r1. AtEansas and Texas, is established
'est, New Orleans, where the sub
'g.e ent for the above States, is re-
2I AL s'=A 10 sixteen every month, Of sizes
ser, Of these celebrated Engines,
qi,,r nine years of upwards of 800
la-.i ''5 s&i'es Of the Union--al giving the
as5.s E- s''s. ton, as being THE ONLY
% EIi fy-5 lz8i1g a cylinder boiler, WHICH is
aSSl9ir, NJ, Mhhl ING SURFACE and PERFECTLY
.fee NJ, '.sts.a ald OUT for CLEANING; requires
h,r ii. p1t laeui in operation, no special skill
a1ltan qua aN, the smallest pFoBoraon of fuel
tt0-Co,s.
MS ssrl,, la store, sash and circular Saw
.lla9... ..'a trane Corn and Flour Mills, New
Trud 81 ''f team or horse powers, Carver
Ind boI,. with shafting, pullies, stands,
s,.- 'lals to II! out complete, at the short
.l eaa 5s. e. sga gins, saw, corn and -four mills
-a.6ge5 z 2peration in few days after be-
ls NH seHp ptlve pamphlets, with l40 festi-
~ mail to any address.
)l-i, SAMUEL II. GILMAN,
'e Grayier street. New Orleans.
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The editor of the New Orleans Bulletin
himself an old citizen of Macon, Ga.-says, we
have 1t from the most reliable authority, a
prominent citizen OF Augusta, that he had seen
two hundred and bttg OF The freshly imported
Africans lper tie yacht Wasdefer on a plan
tation situated in the vicinity Of that place
This yeritiss what was said on the subject 6F
one of the Augusta papers
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LOUISIANA
STEAM CLOTHING MANDATORY,
Nos I65 and l67 Canal street, between Baronne and
Phippa New Orleans
TNHE undersigned respectfully invite the attention
4 of Planters to their extensive establishment, in
which they manufacture
Plantation Clothing
order, the shortest notice. Of the best materials
and in the most substantial manner.
Having adopted STEAM POWER to their Sewn Ma
chimes they are enabled to promptly supply any guam
tity of Clothing that may be required
Thankful for past avors, they will spare no trouble
TO make themselves deserving their contnuance.
Planters wishing the city invited to call and ex-
anime our Stea4a Sewing Machines.
HEBRARD & Co
New Orleans June g. 1857.
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SCHMIDT & ZEIGLER,
WHOLESALE eSROCERS.

SCHMIDT d ZEIGLER,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
l75.....OLD LEvEE STREET.
Between Hospital and Barack streets, New Orleans.
gsSa ARE daily receiving from Europe and the North
&S the Choicest Liquors, Wines, Brandies and
44 Groceries, to which they call the special atten-
tion of families, planters and country merchants
They pledge themselves furnish their friends on as
favorable terms as any house in the trade in the civ
The following comprises only small portion of their
extensive stock:
$50 casks Claret Wine;
100 bbls White Wine, (Haut Sauterne;)
so do do do Barsac;
25 quar-er casks Alexander seignette Cognac;
40 eighth do do do;
10 quarter do ouis LeBreton, 1905, Cognac;
10 do do Cas;ilon Cognac;
90 do do John Morris, 1915 Cognac;
40 do do Burgundy Port;
l6 do do Old Madeira VP;
go bbls very old Bourbon Whiskey;
100 bbls New York Brandy and Gin;
80 baskets Champagne, pints and quarts;
800 do AnRisete and assorted Codials
$50 cases Brandy Cherries,
200 do Fruits in brandy, and in their own juice;
90 boxes Swiss Cheese;
1000 Linsburger Cheeses;
200 kegs Holland Heuings;
$50 cases Sardnes;
Goshen and Western Butter and Cheese;
Loaf, crushed, powdered and broken Sugar;
Rio, Havana and Java Coffee;
Green and black Teas, of every quality;
Tobacco, eandes, soap, spices, pickles. ketchups,
sauces. mustard, peppers, preserves, Havana sweet
meats, olives, capers, anchoves Almonds raisins figs
prunes, currans, dates, fbers, chesnuts, cranber-
ries, mackere salmon, shad Goldfish buckwbeat salad
olive and lard oils sugar cured has buffalo tongues
family beef pork, etc, etc. all of the best quality.
Orders from the country punctualy and carefully
filled. Country merchants and others visiting the city
are invited to call at lis Old Levee street.
MARCHES SCHMIDT & ZEIGLER
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CARPETING,
iat s. D. CAMERON d Co.,
TTaVFa street, (Touro's Buildings) New Orleans.
ii ,a ,o.. constantly on hand large and choice as
graal, gaunen' !, oi Velvet Wilton Tapestry Carpetng;
Tgils TTgio''els Tapestry Carpeting;
Wa,se,pIy and Ingram do
S,.i. Sung rugs, bazes, door mats;
''a'' and hall Carpeting, etc.
kon Floor Oil Cloth.
wy 'o@4 feet wide, which we cut 10 suit any
t-.. la room or hall
aaaov cornices, curtain pins, trans
o.1as ect my27-ly
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GEoReIA.-The legislature created seven new coun-
ties, at the session just closed, viz Clayton, from
parts of Fayette and Henry. Banks, from parts of
habersham, KalIand Franklin. Quitman from parts
of Stewart and Randolph. Nelson, from portion
of Gordon Echols, from portions Of CInch and
Lowndes. johnson, from portions Of Montgomery.
ard several Others not rec0iieeted. Brooks, from
portions a Lawndes aud lauIAas. The last three
ire atached te the lst Congressional district The
whole number # counties in the stare now stands
at one hundred ard thirts fNfee
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NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC.
ARRIVAL OF THE STAR OF THE WEST.
~~~~~~~~o>>>~~~~~>~>>~~-
MOT QUITE A MILLION IN GOLD.
SPREAD OF THE REVOLUTION IN CHILE.
The Blockade Of the Ports of
Ecuador.
ADDITIONAL FROM CALF ORNlA.
INTELLIGENCE FROM THE SANDWICH ISLANDS,
SPREAD OF THE REVOLUTION IN CHILE
ADDITIONAL FROM CALF oRNll
INTELLIGENCE FROM TuE sAnDw,cR ISLANDS


The steamship Star Of the West, Gray, commander,
om Aspnva 9th instant arrived at this part last
ing. she brings tho mails, passengers and treasure
which left San Francisco he 10th ult.
The United States friga.e Roanoke at Aspnwar al,
vel.
The Golden Age, on her passage down from San Fran
cisco, boarded by boat from the sloop OF war Van
dahs, Of Manxsnia. officers and crew all we'll.
The s,e amship Hermann has becn sold at San Fran
skco for $40 o00 Captain Wright being the purchaser
eoo~ip0 ;c tho anecia of tha If no
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NEWS FROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC.

The steamship Csllao arrived q. Panama on the 2o,h
Of February, with news from the South Pacific dated at
Valparaiso on the 3ls Of January and a; calao on
12th Of February.
The Callao did not touch al Guayaquil there
fore without any further direct fro Ecuador and
the bloCkading squadron.
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In stocks there has been but little done. Purchases Of
State rs made at quotations home account
FREIGHTS AND CHARTERS
There is large amount Of tonnage now here without
charters offering in any direction The Rambler was
chartered just prior to the departure of the mail
load guano at Jarvis Island for the United States The
Feetwng goes hence to load for the same voyage under
charter made at the Fast. Several vess ,ls In default Of
ballast =
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stringent steamer day Money in fair demand At
per cent GOd bars not much In favor for Eastern
remittance, owing advces from New York the effect
that large guarantees Of sterling bills will be offered that
maket upon The award Of the United States
loan OF $40 600, ,000most Of which, presumed. vii,
be taken for foreign account The rates have however,
been fairly sustained by demand for shpment China
in lieu OF Mexican dollars Of which market is bare at
present. We quote $50 fine at one tenth per dis
count
The following are the operations at The United States
branch mint In this city from the LIST 10 the 18th inst
DeiW"s, oIs. 100 W
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Our Brussels Correspondence.

Our Brussels Correspondence.
BRUSSELS, Feb. "a, 1859.
Tie yto Questions Of the Day: the Danu5tan and Kalian
Ditfcuuies-What Austria VIII Do in Regard to Italy,
dc, dc.
From London to Naples and from st. Petersburg 70
Paris the attention of the official world is entirely Hxed
the great questions relative to the Principaltes
election Of Couza) and the affairs Of Italy It has been
rumored that change Of Ministry was about TO take
place in France such, however is not the case The EN-
peror Napoleon has not the most rcmoest wish 10 lose his
Minister of Foreign Affairs, does his Excellency Count
waewsk evnce the least desire to abandon his Emperor
II ia true that there exist two contrary opinions in
France elsewhere amongst governments we'll IS Ia
public opinion. This struggle Of opinion is tho natu-
raj consequence Of the present state OF affairs s pro-
voked by the nature Of the political events which are pre-
pairing for accomplishment ard the French government,
taking the precedence in those events must be
under its influence But the Emperor Napoleon, by
placing himself between the two opinions, has found
means Of conciatng them, and cannot but applaud
the result.
We learn from Paris and London that Lord Cowley
eaves London for Vienna and although IL 10 rumored that
his nisson only for the double election Modo valaque
we think that to be the precnce but certainly the noble
lord Is charged by his government 70 treat affairs Of
much more Importance As TO the Conference 70 be held
the affair Moldo valaque, you may be assurcd that
Russia and France will agree TO accept tho union and
laticir. Sardinia will pronounce In the Same sense.
EWand will choose medium, not 10 be in dsaccord with
ssoo% ss o
MON Is always favorable TO these populations, will vote
With the majority, by thai means leaving Austria and
"Notw,hsandna y rays the Nord, that the Austrian
papers deny the fact is positive that the Cabinet Of
tain ON the Cabinet Of Berlin positive Of
srtancc in Of copfct'between Austria and Italy
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BOLIVIA

The only item OF news from Bolivia is that some re-
voutonary correspondence Of General Cordova and his
friends has lately been discovered At La Poz, by which
senor Garces, the Prefect OF Puma Is implicated.
The government is at present al Ouro, and the country
is comparatively tranquil
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The various express companies and the gentlemanly
purser Of the Star Of the West will please accept our
thanks for the promp. delivery OF dispatches.
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PERU.

OUR CALLAo CORRESPONDENCE.
The Ecuador War not Advanced-Arress Of Tfadesen--
All Diplomatic Intevcourse ,oiM France Broken oG-A.
Monsace Liberated Trade rery Dult-Bolirian Refugees
Diiren Atcay, dc.
CAuAo, Feb. 10, 1859.
The difficulty between Peru and Ecuador remains in au
qao and it will probably be time yet before We have
solution Of the affair, although the mediation Of Chile,
through its Minister has been brought requisiton
The merchants Of this place and Guayaqu anxious
have tho matter peacefully adjusted and are using all
their influence to that end.
The government actively engaged making arrests
Of parties implicated In the riot which took place the
occasion of tho landing the wooden houses from the
United States, and make pretext for arrestng others
who suspected Of being disaected towards the 60
yernment.
The French frgate Andromede bearing the flag OF Rear
ADMIRAL Bonard, and her steam tender Megene, have
sailed from this port for Panama The French Minister who
accredited TO Peru and Of whose difficulty with this
french frgae. Thus rs all diplomatic intercourse be-
tween France and Peru suspended. AS the question in
dispute has been referred to the French Emperor for al
usimcnt doubt he will sustain the Minister and Pres
don't Castla will have TO mako ample rcparaton take
The consequences, which will probably be the lombard
ncn of this port event not at all unlikely, Rear
Admin Bomard threatened to shell the place when the
difficulty first occurred If Justice denied by the 60
venmeAt of Peru; and nothing but the given
by Cas1 that he would be governed by the decision of
The French Emperor probably saved the place.
Mr. h0nsalve, VINO was arretted here short time ago
suspicion Of plotting the overthrow Of the government
has been reeaed on bail and condition that he leaves
this part Of the country he and his surees being held in
the sum of -four thousand dollars.
Business at this port and n Lima continues exceedingly
d4l. with no prospect Of an improvement.
Rates Of exchange on England and Valparaiso exor
btanty high Bills on london command AZ per cent, and
on Valparaiso 10 per cent premium. Ne bills at present
on The United States are offered The rate paid for gold
10s per cent, ounces Is and Chilean lenders IL per
cent the character OF the money received in payment
being the deprecated coin Of this country.
The Bolivian refugees at Taena have been notified TO
leave Within eight days. and similar notice has been
given 10 these In Pun0
1t is understood that this order has been given in con-
foImty with tho request lately made by the government
Of Bolivia. The fact to whether Peru has made sIm
OF Bolivia as respects the Peruvian refugees
within the territorial limits Of the former has na yet
| TRANSFERRED
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ar rHa OLD sroNE aousE-RIcHMoND.

Tbisbouse Of stone let Progress spare;
" speaks OF men aud times that were
The brief Iepose, the weary wars,
The fortunes Of our aDcestors
when erst Patrick Henry rose
To rouse HE friends aud daunt MS ioes;
When Jefferson in language strong
Convinced the world King WAS wrong.
Whom Washington the foo to ave.
Went forth upon his steed OF war;
This labor Of Tho mason's hands
Was standing. as to-day 1t stands
Here patriot heroes long ago.
wood BY their arms and watched the Ice.
While sires and mothers throush the land
Called on thor sons TO join the band.
Obi thoxe were times OF noble ones
Great fAtherrsl mothersl daughters! soma!
We bless their names whose sun is set.
And vensrate their virtues yet.
-, seeing this antique abode
Shall stiIl induce thst grateful MOOD.
When memory turns 20 him and her.
That mouidsr IN the seru'chre.
BURTON WHITAKkB DAVIS.
VALLEY SCHOOL 17th and Marshall,
Richmond June, 1859.
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nsr- 8. NJ. P,kn Il Co.'s PuRg CArAw

nW- 8. M. Pikn 4 Co, q PURg CAzAw-
"a BRANDY.-Tho Ohio CstawbA Brandy has for
several years past, been manufactured from the
pxre juoe Of the \ nersceS cs.ss1ba Grape and
mas obtained q rars popularity for medicinal and
family purposes. It not only equals but exces the
choicest imported BIZ andes. in PJsIsY, QUALITY and
aICHNEsS OF FLAVOR.
Read shs folio wing certificates:
WA aIAiror. G. nov llth, 1858.
DB CLARKE, Esq-sir: have ulAde a chemical
analysis of q sample of pure Ohio Catswba Bran
dy. of the manufacture OF 3 NJ Pike Il Go. Cipcin
NATL and fud 1t 70 be pure Vino Brandy, free
FROG, adulterationsof admxture Of Ingredients de
rimsntal TO health net q Fictitious liquor, made
of corn spirits and favoring essences; and 1t Ia
we'll adapted. from It's purity and quality. TO tAks
the place of French Cognae.
Taos AS ArfI5BLL, N d,
Chemical Examiner q Patent Office.
WAsurFGrcs, Nov L. 1875
We, the rnderrigned. having made csrefaI OK.
animation of samples OF Pixies Pare Ohio Catawf.
Brandy, hereby recommend 1t cordially TO the pub
lie a most excellent article, worthy OF notice. and
well adapted TO medicinal usss, where q superior
and genuine Brandy Is required.
CoR ysLIUs BOYLE. D,
A j SEEMRs, NJ ID.
nEFo- sale by PETERSON,
Nholesais Druggist. l55 N ain street.
Sole agent for Richmond, Va.
ap I9-d2m&cwfm
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The Fredericksburg Neps states that a
WOODEN factory has been begun there under
most favorable auspices, and the money sub
ser'bed TO secure its completion and sue
cessful operation. A scheme has also been
started for paper mandatory, and lsru.
part OF the amount required has ALREADY
been conditionally subscribed. Frederick
burg possesses immense water power and
extraordinary facilities for manufacturing
1t ought to be, and we cherish the hone,
"iii yet be, one Of the NEST Hourishinc
manufacturing towns Of the South.
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MINISTER'S DICTIONARY-NEv

YHTEBSTER5 DICTIONhRY-NE v
w PICTORIAL DICTIONARY. JAE WOOD.
HOUSE 90 have received
WBBsTBRs Dictionary. Unabritged-to which are
added 1909 Pictorial illsstrations table of Sypo-
nynes peculiar use OF We! DIS and ter ns in thc
Bible Appendix ofNew Words Pronouncng Ia
bis of Names OF Distine ulshed Persons. hbbre-
viations. Latin, French, italian. and Spanish
Phrases etc-a handsome Quarto Volumes 50
sLOAE'S Constructive Architecturs-A Guide IN
the Practical Builder and Mechanic, including
choice exam pies of tbs Five 0rdars; illustrated
BY sixtysix careful y prepared plates; By sam'l
eloan Architect-60
MRS. JAEESOH'S Lives OF the Early italian
Painters. including Raphael. Michael Angelo
Titan. Ccrreggo etc-bue and god-75 cents
THOUGHTS on Educational Topics and Institutions
by George Boutwell-lnn.
THE Rccollectons Of aeoffrey Hamlyn-by Henry
kinesley-l35.
ALDRItH'5 Poems-Ths Ballad Of Babie Bell-75
cents.
TIN Course of True Lsve never did run Smooth
so cents.
POEMS by Anna Whitasy-75 cents.
sKACL' FF-0r my story Of the Westervsts-By J
W De Torest-l.00.
TIGHK Lynord--A novel; co.
MILLER'S Stranger Guide for tbs city Of New
CHAMBERS Encyclopsdia-A Dictionary OF Uni
versal knowledge 70, tho Psople-part |, Is cts
jsH-as Jas W0oDHoUsn co.
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GOOD bRRAD.-One OF the greatest
difficulties with which the housewife has to contend
IL tho failure to have at all times especially when
friends are visiting. or strangers happening in -
gosd. bght, sweet bread We ara pleased to au-
tirey removed and no now has an excuse for his.
wing heavy bread or ledean cakes OF any kind.
SskPLz's YEAST POWDERS, advertised in another
column will be found very superior for all sorts OF
bread or batter cakes. and from trial Of the arti
Gle, we can recommend il TO houseksepers, as ex
ceiling anything Of the kind which MS have ever
tried. Tho article cen bs had of grocers and spoth-
ecariss generally. Ask fer semple's Powders = FIR.
0tstG Conductor.
For sale by Druggists and Grocers generally.
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Floral CONeAre.

LIE announcement OF Mr.. Galleher's
f'o,Ai Concert gives promise OF rich treat
10 the lovers Of music. His exhibition of
last year WAS much admired. and the an
fsore interesting.
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PART THIRD
Aria--Dsrkness larry yet awhile

Aria-Darkness tarry yet awhile
Folio and Chorus-Maks way, make way for tina
Queen
solo and ChoruE-Ws!c0ue my gentle Queen
Solo and Chofus-All hail orr noble Queen
solo, sprsgg-I come. / come
Solo. sunshine -Obedisnt 20 His high command
Cborus-To thee. Oh genial Sunshine
Sole. rpSsy-0 joyous and free
Solo and Csorus-0 bright ethereal Spray
Solo, Rainhow-When the stormking quits bis
throne
Trio-We are loving sisters three
Solo, Dewdrop-D,wdropss little
Foo Z.phyrs-soft and low we breathe our lay
Chorus-rhun do We all live
Pinai Chorus-fhsnks to God for eyery blessing.
TICKETS 70 C.NTe-Which nay be had Of thu
pupils and ut the Music Stores also q. the door ca
the evening of the concert.
ey The doors will be opened at * O'Clock, and
the Concert onnenes Of 81 O'Clock.
STTbs Piano used on this occasion IL kindly
furnished BY Mr. CAeusr. je is-3e