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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-03-02

DIEEcr TsADz BETWEEN rHE sor.
AID RURopE.-Ws clip from a co,em.
Porary the following:
Southern commercial interests man.
TESTS conai derabIe activity on The .ub.
ject Of adirect tradswith Europe. Res
olutions in IFS favor have passed tn.
Senate Of Tennessee and lie love,
House Of Georgia.
"The latter proposes to send I've
commissioners to Europe to adyanc.
the object ofthe resolution.
"Tezas and South Carolina are .iypi.
larry in motion. A journal Of Tia "a.
mer State says:
Texas and South Carolina shoulS
combine forces to estab lish direct steam
communication between central EnrOps
and me Gulf Of MEXICO. The steamer
should starr from Antwerp and ppossa
directly to Charleston, and from .henos
to Galveston, embracing Hayuna a. .
port Of cal. =
We trust soon % see Soulh Carolina
the Belgian Direct trading Company,
and Texas engaged hand in hand for
the Development Of the Gulf srada aud
laboring jointly 10 secnus the CONNER.
ci&l independence Of the Gnlf Staies.'
In advancing this great project. the
Washington States and Union learns
from documents and isttsss received
from Senator Clingman and others,
from Brussels, that a charter has been
granted by the Belgian gosernmsntor
a company styled the sBelgic Ameri-
can Company for tha development eta
direct commerce With the Southern
States ofthe United States" With o
capital of ten millions Of francs the
most substantial capitalists &c Brussels,
Barber, Becquit, and o,hers, have en-
barked in this laudable enterprise
The company has bean organized, and
several Southern planters have shipped
or will ship, their cotton directly to them
and thus avoid the triple expenses Of
freight, commissions and charges
Every time heavy article Of com.
meree Is touched, or transferred the
expenses are increased !; which expsn-
ses come from the hard earrings Of ths
producer.
The company have applied, with
every prospect Of success from The
Belgian government, TO reduce the du-
ties on American products; the charres
at Antwerp on sales of cotton, and the
freight through the interior Of Belgium
to the various points where it is used
IN manufacturing. Such an enterprise
cannot fail to success and at the pres.
ent aspect ofour sfairs, should demand
the attention Of every Southern planter
and citizen.-Nashville Union and
Amer:can.-Ex.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-03-02

~ The New Orleans Bulletin of
the 9Th ult., announces the death Of the
Zion. George w. Waterston, Of the
Parish Of Livingston. The attact was
sudden and unexpected, aud bis illness
Of short duration.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-03-02
naa- Las. Wednesday we we're . a.

SeA- Last Wednesday we we're as
tonished in glancing over the columns
Of the South Western, TO End the lead
ing article in that paper, entitled Doug
lasites in Louisiana" stolen from the
Southern Sentinel, published in VIM
parish. Walker, are you going to
stand that As many Opposition law
yers in Shreveport, as there are, it is
strange that they viii not furnish their
lickspittle organ with leader coca
sioaly anyhow.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-03-02

sea Gov, MOere has appointed the
following named gentlemen as Nota
sies for this parish Thomas NJ. Fort,
Vincent Walker John Goats, and d.
I. Hooks.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-03-02

q 6 {: 6 6 9

H All persons owing us for sub
acription, advertising and job work,
vii please come forward and pay up
- soon as possible. Our terms are al
ways in advance, and we hope it viii
be remeInbere,i BY all. Legal advertis-
ing is due as soo1 is the work is per-
formed and ,all owing for such will
bear 1t il mind.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-03-02

30 The whiskey in the picayune
dram shops Of Mobile, according to
the Mercury Of that city, is so mean
that it would make q man fight his
mother. The very best whisky in the
world has often made men XIII their
mothers.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-03-02

ET w refer ths reader TO the pro-
fessional card Of W. Z. Paxton, Esq.
10 be found 10 another column. Mr.
Paxton is stauael, gentleman and an
eminent member Of The bar.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-03-02

be- Maj. Coembs has placed Us I'M
der many Obligations in keeping US post
ed with Baton Rouge dailies.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-03-02

T THoMAsIH. SHIELDS, No. &C,
Grayier street, New Orleans. is duly
sathorized 10 aci els agent for the Bos-
sier Banner, in that city.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-03-02

GH The Hon. John Slidell has our
thanks for Congressional favors.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-03-02

~ Dogs are said TO s'speak with
their tails" Would it Be proper %
call short tailed. dog s'sigup ora
80 ffs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

The rates now are as follows: Flour, TO Nev-York'
81 y barrel; to Boston. 81 IS v barrel; Ashes,
Green Hides Pork, ana Beef i'm barrels to New-York,
Soc p 100 b. to Boston &c. v 100 fb, iucluding
carriage to Milwaukee, and insurance across Lake
Michigan.
Ssnuel Eddy & Co. have sold IA lots on south side
of lO0thss beginning l25 feet east of 5th-sv, for
81 $50 y lot. Messrs. Raynor & Blackwell have sold
Ots being the entire front the ives: side OF Broad
way, between S6th and 97th-ss, averaging 80 feet ia
DEPTH for $4,000 They also report the sale of lots
north side of 5st-s ia feet east Of 5thsv at s15O
e lot-s3S, O0o-purchssed for improvement. John
MeClave has sold one lot 9S feet front and rear and
half the block in depth On ssssh side of 49th-s 225
feet westerly from 6thav for 5000, all cash. Also,
the three story and basement high stoop dwelling No.
ll3 West 45tt-st., for $500 Also, the four-story
ard basement high-stoop dwelling No. 81 West 56th-
e., with the gas fixtures valued at $500. House and
fixtures together sold for slS,000
The Chicago Press Of March gives the fol-
lowing statement:
The receipts shipments Of Produce Live Stock &C. dur
ing the past week VIII be found In the following comparative
table:
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-M.acn s.-ssto,s tn.

COUhE VI ULHknAS So mann - D0"'' VIC
The Jury, in the case of Alexander n. Elliotta,
agreed upon verdict O'Clock last nzh finding the prisoner
sy and dis morning b. was brought In and sentenced the
State Prison for hfeen years and seven months
man Prrzer was tried for ssauting MARY Waters wife Of
SiIth Ward policeman, the 9th OF January. They had
M Waters was bUyinT when /: .-ged Putzer kicked
her out Of doors and for this P9zef had been arrested % the
The case up the Special Sessions and the defendant
dsehaEgsd and an a:. 2t s vs. s1sn % On
brought before the Cement Sessions The ees testified
that Pruzer did Kick Mrs Waters cut Of doors and the
Ensn5sl BlsOmiusdal. and William Hir,chfslat tried
for asssug Anthem Fry OF No 90 Clinton street on the lsi Of
February They we've hnes SIS each.
Peter Carroll sesampion Of fanmany Hall was pat on trial
for con ni;.igg assault VIZ Robinson during the
Ts.s Of tie chatter election aI R0Oirscu sVpesr'
rszed delivering address in aydf Of De hnes OF Fernando
general in he Twsntisth Ward he unwe aad did not
wish ,pssi had consented 4 ne earnest aas', Q. h
crowd Of Tsasny rog5hs came into The room and IN
sisted tia, Nj Robinson should not and Yelling
Tougbs what business they had TO disturb him. and finally
sppesssd 70 Be leader be said You Peter Carroll way
you here and act in this manners know me we'll
answered BY knocking Mr. Robinson down. sfer WHICH
he ieEsd him and al Ne e's followed ms example M RSo
friends scared and in body giving the deld
been beaten to death friend returned and dragged aim
from under tse heels Of The rsvdes M hooions eye
fsuy bsckensd and he was severely injured BY bio"
Carroll Rad intended 20 plead Not guilty. and the case
about to be tried but by the advice Of his counsel he changed
bis mind and pleaded guilty, with the understanding that he
should have opportunity present ses IN moderation OF
the oasuse. M Robinson had large number Of witnesses
present ready testify 70 the unProyoked nature Of he assault
but be s.ked the privilege TO show uP hs own side Of
and condition agreed TO have the matter adj
iourred unal the third Friday the Term.
John Livingstone letter carrier IN the employ OF Boyds
Letter Express Company tried for stealing out Of
letters abe 2h Of January he arrested by ocer Lud
Christopher street. intoxiceed and was taken 70 the
STATEN house lie wa searched and fifteen twenty opened
found IN bis possession among them note which
had had 50 enclosed and cheek for @ IL favor Ora Della
fsd and edca attendance. Livingston IL young
man. and this his fr onense be pleaded guilty aud by
the special Of the ainAnt discharged with tie
understanding that be should leave the city.
Marcus Jacobs iried for receiving some stolen spoons
Lc in all worth -A le property Of william Hart,
by Henry Bnns and Conroy he wss scqui.sed
Adjourned
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COURT OF APPEALS.
NVI
NOTES or DECISIONS AT DECEMBER TERN.
=


HaTbsck ct a.. azt Vanderbilt
Where the amount due upon judgment Is paid
wholly pert by who party bound by IT, the
judgment not according to the intention OF The
evidence intention not to satisfy the Judgment such an
assignment Is valid and the judgment remains nneItng1isned
in favor Of person in whose oehA obtained a. wed where
hs credit accepted the confederation Of the assZnent
it is In cssh made him. i Is INN tefia
that the whose behalf the assignment taken is gnof
Of the fact tina, lis interest thus protected So hed
lion paid bis aguot proportion In cash. his note Tor the
remainder ndoed BY shd person not bound By the judg
nss AID procured the iaden. to De assigned to trustee for
such third person without his knowledge the judgments
a-s unsafed for the amount actually paid By TIE defend
ants therein and be enforced the indoer ndera
nifty against bis eoainsent haeIii{. p.x
The affidavit OF MORTGAGE, seeking to acquire the
title Of purchaser Of sod execution state the
due becous due upon the mortgage positively
the belief of the Aant that assigned
Al adayi, stating the due, a. claimed BY this depo-
Mayor, &c. Of Troy, at. The Mutual Bank.
The system of taxation for municipal purposes is
drc: and independent Of that FOR eouny and State purposes
The ksved sta;Gts and the laws amendstoy thereof in
taxation apply 70 municipalities only far they
expressly iupsdy adopted by the charters other laws
suatig TAXATION municipal obcct The right Of
tstou certain soFPoraons By chapter 81 OF 1883
tend. oy TO taxes levied By the Boards Of supervisors
Hill, plaintiff in Tie People, defendants in
person accused OF being intoxicated in "a public
place under chapter C2 Of 1887 be sunmary tried be-
iote Of peace unless be- elects but Is entitled 10
rive bail Ls appearance before the Court Of Oyer AMI
cson public place criminal oese the accused cannot De-
The Bsnk Of Havana azt- Mayee ct al
TIE prosecution Of suit by individual banker, in
importing corporate character under which be carried
on buness merely formal anendsb IN the courts o.
orgI Jurisdiction and TO b. dsEeaIded IN this Court Where
.on Bstur or ARTIFICIAL remedy sees is BY motion and
not By tem1rrer or answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

THY WILL OF DANIEL FAssHAw. -This viii, in-
volvng properly to the amoGnt of $50, 600 in real and
personal sstate, but chiefly in the former has been
ordered for probate. The bulk OF the real estate owned
by the deceased in the vicinity OF Central Park
and Yorkvile The instrument bequeaths the house of
tie deceased and nineteen lots TO his widow during her
natural life, which, after her death, ia to be divided
into eight equal parts and distributed as follows One
part to the American Tract Society one to the Ameri
can and Foreign Christian Union, one to the Seamens
Friend Society, two TO the establishment of Dutch
Reformed Church in Yorkville, and one part TO the
women's Hospital Home. The testa,or leaves his
place of business his son. together with some lots
Third avenue worth 10000. He bequeaths about
10000 each to bis daughters makes provision for
the payment Of all his debts, makes several smaller
requests to distant relatives and appoints Asa L. Ship
man, VIM. A. Hallock, and VIM. Forrest his sxecu-
The citation of the will not returnab.e before
the middle,Of next month.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

On Tuesday meeting was held at the CoHrt-House
st Pittsburgh, at which the following address was
adopted:
To the EOfers u Allegheny County.
At q meeting of citizens from various parts OF the
county held in the Court House, March 6, 1860. In
con sderation Of the important crss railroad taxa
tor, we unanimously recommend the voters of Ale
ehsny County at their Spring election for township
officers on Friday March Is, to vote by ballot the
Trad tax that is 10 say ali those in favor Of the rail-
road tax being paid will vote ticket ballot with the
word Levy" aud those opposed will vote a ballot
with the words No levy"
ii ia hardly necessary to recaptulate statements OF
facts relative &c railroad subscriptions, but simply to
state the fact that if the railroad tax is levied for the
payment of the interest al the railroad bonds, the
amount levied OF; city property for all taxes will be
fraction mere than ) y cent the valuation.
Freemen, to the polls Do your duty, and We are
freeuen still Fail TO do your duty, and we are slaves
TO foreign bondholders.
On motion, the following resolution was passed:
ssed That regard the act OF the Supreme Court a
usurpaon power only equ.et By their recent decision In
the famous Thomas case.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10
THE rwEsrY.sEcoSD WARD SCHOOLS.

To the Editor Of The n. y. Tribnne
Sir: The statement which appeared in your paper n
regard TO the dismissal CT the Twenty Ward Schools
consequence Of the death Of aniOr although true
to do injustice to most Of the School Officers of the Ward fAs
dismissal Of the FOreh School ordered BY Mr. No
Kswen and that Of he rest Of the Schools BY another o,sr
known There action Of the Local Board IL the
matter. Had there been any Of milling the caos
they would have been ressembs umedsey with the szosp
Of that held in the building in which she Jsuitor ved
in which bis body remained until he tuners. Tuesday
JOHN OKEEFE.
Chairman Of the Beard Of Trustees Of the Tsent ws
Nes- York. March 9, 1850
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lyesc- York, March ., 1850.

KANE MosuMEsr AssocIArIos-Ats late meeting
Of the board Of corporstors Of the Kane Monument As
sociation, held at the Office Of John H. White Esq.,
the resignation Of Col. Marshall Leferts as Treasurer
ofhe Board Occasoned by the pressure of other duties
upon him, was called up, and reluctantly accepted
On motion, Col. Samuel c. Thompson was unasi-
mousy chosen to gil the vacancy, AID viii hencefsrsh
receive al communications connected with that Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10
CITY ITEN&

BEssFrr FEsrwsL-THE ACCIDENT I" music =
This dsy and evening the family Of one Of sne most
trusty agents Of the Italian opera will ssks osoeh
The artists Of the four principal thsassrs IN 'n' Guy
will all share in the morning representation peuo'"s
ouch names 40 Mrs. John Wcod, Mrs. Hoey MIS- OAR
ney Williams, Laura Keene, &c, with brougaA"'
Jefferson, Lester waIlsck, Davenport, Harry Pearson
and others. In the evening the entertainment WIZ DC
musical and dramatic. The nsmes OF the pnnc'PAi
artists who have volunteered are Alberioi 1rae'er
johnson, Mills, George Jordan, Kate Buekiand' ~e''
with George Christy eatire troop. We cal the af'en
ton of our readers 10 this benefit deserves support
on the score of lis own attractions and the purpose Tor
which il is designed.
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law INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT C0URT-MARcH s.-Befors
Judge SNALLEI.
TRIAL FOR sIABBIsG MAN.
The United States sgt. Charles Brown.
The defendant put on trial for ssab5ing Freder-
lex Hotehsss OF the ship MAyiOwer The vessel
sailed this port in November bound Barbados.
voyage requested By the first pick
articles which the decs but he refused
knfe Hochkiss then struck him With Delay
ing Instantly stabbed him beaesth the le rios with
sheath knife. The Jury found verdict Of guilty.
The United States ast. WIn- Nelson.
The defendant, a eoored man, indicted for TAX
ing letter from the PoOcs aud enbezzng its contents
$3.50 belonging TO stephen Gordon, who nlnscstors
and who employed the defendant porter
The Jsry found him guilty. Sentence deferred.
The United Charles Winchester and samuel Cray
These defendants tried for endeavOriOg 10 make
revolt On board the bark Mssdaena the 2d ut The Jury
the charge the Court rendered verdict Of not guilty
Winchester recontted the suggestion OF the District
Attorney there being smother charge against him Gray Sas
discharged.
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[ Advertisemensl
Guardians Mha

observation-disclosures and Guardians wh0
have young edGese win examine the practical sys
tenn Of edGcstsn adopted in CsLEsGB Poazhkeeps
Y Full particulars TO be hat Of STAFFORD, ClSDss Co.
Stsoners No "a WArrens New York City by addressing
the President, H. G. EASTMAN Pooghkeepsie, N 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10
fAdyerrisausutl

Do You GIVE In UPl-Eyers body gives il up.
They cannot decide whether the War Is II now
sseh crowds BAEsux hvsxrx belongs TIE Human o. h
Monkey tribe, IA they all think Of connecting ak BE-
hs famous oessroonrepesed fHis Arr.xseos aad Eyns-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10
lAdversisemsnt.l

These weds gess panie while the oa repcstol e
PRECISION Thousands Eushing to aaicely graves 4" d
scarcely needed though swsys true. Mrs 9ARBsxRa
spIAs BsLsAk OF LIykRw0kr HoARHoUvD would cav.
many victim Of Consumption resortea In Tina Il sar,s
anfAlhnsy, and l. soid b. al druggists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

LONDON CLUB SAJCE.-This unrivaled Sauce,
manufactured BY PARKEE 8Ros. Lon9on, Be obtained a
their agent r ths city A PARKEa No Is Beekmzs Thu
Article Superior TIE WorceseEshife Sauce Dc CO.
saine ed at enc sfths price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10
fAdvertiserne Il

STRANGERS IN THE CITY and others can obtain
ExAxISArIoSs with CD add full
descriptions OF character including Seisc asd proper parzss
az FOWLER Il WILLS, No. Sos Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

Gas! GAs!-NEw GAS FIXTURES for the g.y;,s
Trade viii De found Great Depot
to No sIs Broadway, opposite Niboa
wARssk, Pzcx Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

A GREAT DENTAL UNFORTUNATELY. Lev
PLArss for Artificial Teeth 90 hzhly rom-
nsasea u The Medica Gazette patented and can y be
Ia 'nis ey NO. ~ Wsverisypacs, Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10
lAdyeri,sueutI
Millions Of Bottles Of Mrs WNsrow,s

Sd SEup used yeax in the United States x
with nsyersins Relief IL inas-
date and sertain. oaly Is cents bette.
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EyRRx Nav Y onxE Ma%I Ia

EVERY DAY, YOUNG MEN AND Offers RE-
Ssyn Apyic. ~ ssAss OF PHsssoLescaL Ex1xfsAross a.
Wn.t No eos Broadway 20 tbs proper pasas
Gov % control their passions and make the ms u themselves.
wniea 70 sssn ssssy ness than msxe lsgigns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

, Tn. motto. 70 the Sheriff 80 FAR plaintiff rights ar,
involved IL intended for other purpose l..
psntif IL entitled 20 Judgment on the demurrer VIM
leave defendants to snsver, On payment OF costs
DIVORCE CASE.
Louise Gachou sg,- Charles Oachon-
In this Gaze the plaintiff applied for SEPARATION rom
bed and board She testified that she married 20 the defend
ant a. Paris in 1879 they subsequently, to this county
since defendant had refused to support he oqt
her and she compelled to support herse ana
eandchd earnings In his answer the defendant
set % Improper Of the plaintiffs bat ~nen
The ease called trial neither the defendant nor his az
tornsy Court Testimony taken the part oil the
raiutii end the Court granfed separstion
Charles L. Whitehead Tor plaintiff
DECISIONS
VIM II. Smith ct al. agt. VIM. Wilkins ct al
Judgment defendant demurrer with leave to plaintiffs TO
amend, payment Of costs-
levi =. Morton ct al. agt. Max Well G, ai-Judg-
me- nj for plaintiffs demurrer with leave to defendants to
AnswrT nent Cf coats =.
Willard Felt aet. Christopher V. spencer-Same
order a. in above .
Diecrch Hamel agt Frederick Grmm.-Judgment
for defendant demurrer with leave to PaHtt to AsSd on
payment Of costs
Francis Dousbach ag, Francis Mann.-Same order
A. In case above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

CENTRAL PARK-SwAss FOR The LAxEs--Mr.
Green stated TO the Board of Commissioners Of the
Central Park, at late meeting, that the City Of Ham
burg had offered present through George Kunhardt
esq., Consul of that city, the Commissioners to grace
the lakes of the Park, as many of the beautiful and
stately swans, 30 celebrated in that city as the Com
mssioners desire, with the liberal offer to ndthem by
an experienced person, who will see them delivered,
and give TO the officials Of the Park all necessary nor
nation for their protection and preservation. The Of
fer was accepted with the thanks of the Board.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

Among the passengers for Europe BY the steamship
Edinburgh, to-day, is young artist Mr.. J. d. Msr-
cier, who came passenger by the Persia in SePtem-
Der last Among his portraits on exhibition at VIII
Hsms & Stevens's, in Broadway, was one of Capt
Judkins and another William Z. Robinson. esq., who
was fellow passenger with him on the Persi.. They
attracted much attention. and he has filed several
orders during his short stay among u.s. We understand
THAI it is his intention to return, after brief visit TO
Europe, and settle permanently in this city.
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The REV. DR.. CHAPISs SUNDAY EvzsISG LEc-
ruREs.-The last of the interesting series Of eight
lectures. under the general title Of Human Way
uarks," was attended by crowded audience las'
Sunday evening. The spacious church has never De
fore been so filed during this series and on some o.
the evenings hundreds Obliged to go away FOR the
want Of room. On this account three Of the lectures
on the Morning Of Childhood" the Beauty Of
Young WomanhoOdp and the " Marriage Bond VIII
be repeated, commencing next Sunday evening