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DIE 10

On Sunday the lah inst At ocecl, n M Captain ROB,
ERF WATERMAN fer many years resident of this city aged
Is years
The friends and aclaanisccs Of the families are respectfully
invited attend his funeral from his late residence No Eu
erpe street. This Afternoon at o'clock without further notee
Sunday morning 18Th inst, DA youngest daughte q v
Bennett and Sea Ames, eyed year noi'hs ana 40
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to attend the
funeral This Evening from the residence Of her
parents No 15a Roseau street. between Phillip and sofapata
streets.
On Sunday, April % at i2t o'clock. r Az AAlEs JOIN
SON aged years aud Is days youngest son OF enrs aa ~
Stork.
Tho friends and acquaintance Of the fay respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral This Afternoon at o'clock a No
81 Poet street asaealyo ard Greamen streets fhe
District.
On Sunday morning at o'clock. EDGAR -IAlSkANChE
| og lie parish IL st. Charles, aged 80 years
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral This Afternoon at 81 o'clock, from his late
residence on ST. Peter street between Rampant and burgundy
On Friday morning 9th inst at o'clock HENRY oTTo
eI aged months and 70 days the only son oil henry
/ and Mary Stetefett
| B5- Natchez papers please copy
On saturday morning 18th inst, at o'clock, DAVID Bib
WE'LL son OF Cordea j. aud George aged Syea
IQs,,nr fhs
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"! Tar r II AaB4 n CoMMIssIoN. The paraguayan
commission wiIl be organized and proceed to busi-
neas under tho treaty with Paraguay Is soon ~
this Government shall appoint commissioner on
The part of tho United States. The Paraguayan
commissioner u here. u i said that tho appoints
ment Of United States Commissioner viii be offered
70 az Senator John Al Dix, of New York, one of
tlss alieat and NEST accomplished pubsists in the
country. But it ia hardly reasonable to suppose
saas Az VIII accnps an oiiee limited in duration to
ninety days though the compensation allowed is
4 ne mzslAi6caat rate Of $500 year Should
tha twu Commits aaaagree, as they probably
III ics nc Paraglasan Minister is prepared, ii Is
So g take the 8round that there ia no foundation
for ary claim q Az anon hss government the
Rnazian and Prnseian Ministers are to appoint a
Alra nassaher ef The board, who Is to act q an
umpire.
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MAr ALr.. we return our thanks 10 Prof We
~ ior complimentary tickets to his Children's
Bxll Oh the Tit 81 Nay, at Odd Fellows Hall. This
anrsal blu III Till Professor has now become d
reEalar institution IN New Orleans. It Is SPLEEN
alRl Multi, iii course. we would not miss II for
yfling Oh, the crowds upon crowds of happy,
sbe&ntlui children that will be there, dressed like
Sffies, mia dancing like sylphst twill DO q per-
! fecs tabieau Of enjoyment AT II O'clock the
young folks will give way TO their seniors, who will
l shsn enter nuon rivalry with their predecessors
II, the line OF enjoyment.
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DEATH or CAPrAIn RonRnT NJ. WArERaAs. =
Another Of the sterling old citizens Of New Orleans
has gunc til his rest Capt. Robert N. Waterman,
known and esteemed IN this city for many long
years, expired yesterday, in the 18th year Of his
age. He waa, ~ ii well known, the father Of
Charles NJ Waterman. formerly Mayor Of this city.
faneraI. ahis evening. will doubtless be . large
Will imposing affair such Is il properly suited to 0
citizen 80 old and 20 popular.
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VAnIxFrEs This evening win be performed for
the fFst time this season Panches Fairy Extraya-
ganza e Fortunio and his Seven Gifted Servants. y
Mrs. Wood appears as Hon. Miss Meaiaa, Miss
Dcnin Is me Fairy Eruorable, and MI. Owens as
tho Emperor Matapa. The piece will be proceed
ed III the 4 Married Bake in which Mr.. Daven-
port and Miss Susan Denim appear. Between the
two pieces dance by the Misses Gale.
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THE CHAMPIONSHIP, PHYSICAL AND
FsnEITICATs. ssss

S.-~s&3 sSssj
fhe pnphe maha y ~ 81
to two great ~ ussra I'M saver
me physical wore = ss ~ s,aocra,o narty
ana tne a fbarlesto,,.
70 pc decldea Y ~ M, asa
w mean y es1 ,ess;on tn Al,
ciation VS. merely mean a Nv
nnuenlapie Iact Wlen " 49, 4, y,
questions now absorb ailaloS' .
pnlar attention. w appfosS. ~ $3.50
izens we are saiu1ea VIVA eo'ii'lenss "i11 -
tons regarding me gteas Pl.1e - ~ = ~
proach another, the Convention 2. ohar.esson Y
the topic Of discourse and the snolect OF excited
discussion Between ING tWo, tnefe = no iack q
material for conversation. Whatever may pc the
stringency IN the money market, in the conyersa-
ton market everything Is unusually brisk and &C.
tive.
And yet when we look closely into 1t, how IN.
equal are the two themaa! The one concerns
merely the physical powers Of two men, whom no.
body knows or cares for--the other involves, per-
haps, the Union Of these States and the political
destiny Of great nation The one is a brutal and
disgusting exhibition of physical manning and per
haps murder-the other convocation Of the lead
ing men of great party, upon the result of whose
deliberations depends, in all probability, for the
SpaS0 VI loul ycstisy oASSue,so
of free Republic. And yet Heenan and Sayers,
and their late bloody encounter, have come TO
overshadow in dignity and Importance the results
of the Convention, .and, for the present, provoke
much the larger share Of public interest and dis
cussion.
We are believers in & progress. We would
keep M with the !. spirit of the age.s But there
is progress backwards-if we may be allowed
the solecisn1-as well as progress forwards We
have improved upon the ancients in many respects
lin the arts and. sciences, and, perhaps, in
morals. But we have certainly relapsed, 50 far as
this thing of prize-fghting is concerned. The an
cient Greeks had their Olympic games, which were
fair and manly contests Of physical strength and
agility. But they did not bruise each others
bodies, and knock out each Others eyes, and beat
each others faces into jelly, as do the modern
athletes of the prize ring. So, also, the Romans
had their sports Of the arena; but they were estab
lished for purposes Of innocent amusement, not
for exhibitions Of brute force. When they retired
from the ring, !" it was with sound bodies and IN
fractured limbs. In the modern prizefight ne is
the greatest hero who can inlet ths largest num-
Der Of wounds, bruises and fractures upon ms ad-
i go
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LADTrs FaIR, u Fair for The benefit Of st. Jo-
seph School will be held in the school-house, on
btarass street. near Common. It commences on
The Ist Of May, tto-morrow) and the ladies in
charge invite generous public patronage, as they
hare endeagored III got mp In style unsurpassed
ID tlais city
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.BesUM9.e of .qcciaenfs.

We happened to be the neghbohood the other day of
very serious accident much gaied after the
known that the sufferers received only mmed
attention relieved from the excessive pain attending
their misfortune scafold fell with upon They
hnred the groundcuts and bruises the
quence flesh and mutiaton general Instant
was had TO DAILEYs MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR. I'm
mediately the pain ceased inflammation aayed the snf
fers were out Of pain, and went on their way rejoicing
Surely II but of sefdeence TO keep DALLEY'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR on hand. Whoean tell when
an accident may oecur2 Therefore, be prepared Have The
EXTRACTOR on hand and yon will feel security unknown
before.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail BY
]. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and l5I Chartres street,
Sole Agents for the South and whom all orders should
be addressed. a3O zp3teodtitH
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nrAl3lsIHD:

al thc ssh INST ~ NM g1S M Hedges arswtf.hTAM
KERN III. Miss Ma ssX q al u this city,
Ii Inc Fulton Church. by the Rev. Dr. Hutchinson,
Thursday, April ~ GEORGE SrEIfIsE to Miss MARGARET
BuFuMD 81 Of this rts.
On Thursday s6th inst at The residence of " Logan
Js Esq., by tic Rev. Chas. NJ, Menar HENRY ERNST
to Miss EfallA II. COOPER both Of this city.
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Dealt, on. Rats and Roaches.

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER,
be the most safe and effective agent ever used
for the destruction OF these troublesome vermn
Be sure you ask for Wilson'S Rat and Roach Destroyer
there are many spurious articles offered for sale
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
an e,stsodsItw q and l5l Cha,tres street
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8 EsrEnrA natENr FoH THE BENEFIT OF THE CHlI-
pHEA HoME. Attention is invited to the an
nouncement that IN entertainment for the benefit
o. Che Children's Home Of the Protestant Episco-
pai Church, win take place at Odd Fellows Hall
on the I'd, 3D. and 9Th Of May prox. It is for the
orphans and destitute children Of the Third Dis
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- don't care q toss-up,
Whether Mossop whip Barry,
Or Berry whip MoHsop.n

v aS-A Cardiff Lis mot true that George ID.
sost Co.. their Agents. have been enjoined from selling
Soa Co.'S Sewing Machines. On the contrary the court
fused tho Injunction the ground that the soat Co Ma
chine great improvement Howes patent that
would be injurious TO The public 10 stop their manufactpe
II rho Saaf Co. Machine Is not the best offered d this
market. why does $. H. Peck, Agent for the Wheeler
Wilson, find necessary make such publications the
in the Picaynne Of yesterday.
Weare willing to submit the superiority Of Machine
the Wheeler Wilson'S all who have tested both ihns
invite honorable competion willing for the public to judge
butt publish intended TO nurs the
business Of those la competition with us.
N misunderstanding Mr. Pecks card of yesterday, the
public will End the soat Co. Machine for sale at ~ Canal
AaanA.ns y
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trAIEAa OpERA THourE- II will be seen that the
Parodi Troupe has been engaged for another week
at tho Amphitheater. This evening they give Yer
IA opora Rigoletto, in which both prima donnas
appear.
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NEW 0ffRA HOUSE, Tonight, the sixth of
Nine Calspn, Rigoletto, Verdi's Grand Opera,
WIFE Be performed; Mime colson ii Gilda.
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Asrsdov AZ. Messrs. Beneist, Shaw s. Co. have re-
moved tiieiE banking house to No. 10 Camp street.
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I1LA STACHUTE.


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lWehe ie.e Oh mali awl haie u
mos SUD liiie "eafs cum iiotiii IN me hed,
n,., 80 \, y 'na's stsn IN nu's TUT
Va mats aa,heft'..ea 10 kihler fake
fso, se's i' s, si,' an supiooi''eI5
49, ..S, - - NJ r sno
NJ. ~ -. ~ % 20 ~ " N'st
~. ~. - 80 =, D-Ns
ni.r;,a ~. -,
- N Z X. = 10y
yn.V,a - - W. ~ 50 - a' ~ .4.AN
NJ. ,.,,a..,,s. =. :,
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III &s0sTHSEsrAE GuAEDs, Regular monthly meet
lug tomorrow ali o'clock p. NJ See advertise
nezit.
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Ts,ine,,s Canadian T'ernaifstge.

This extraordinary medicine has three distinct and invaluable
properties 1t simultaneously destroys worms insigoraes the
system and purifcs the blood. Ever5 description of worm
Which insts the stomach and alimentary canal s Immediately
expaed by medicine which at the same time has heal
ina effect nnnn the ifftated surface Il Is perfectly
harmless and NAV he given to the most delicate infant No
thing can Re moro genial than its effect on the general syem
and has been known to practice of twenty
duration.
For sale ia New Orleans, Wholesale and retail. ~
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and ISL Ghartres street,
aan enssaa6ltW Sole PfopFietors.
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Great Bargains
-In--
PRIN G. G O O d s,
MINIS. r. sTILLMAN, s,
No. 1854 CANAL STREET
BAREGE ROBES, PLAIN AND BRoCATELED BA-
REGE. oRGANDY ROBES, LACE BuRNoUs AND LACE
POINTS, LACE PICcoLoMINI sHAWIS LACE MANTII
LAS, TALENCIENNEs LACE SETS, LACE CAPEs, LACE
BERTHAs LACE COLLARS, LACE Wells, INFANTS.
CAPS PARAsoLs. and large assortment Of THoMPsoNs
BELL AND GORE HOOP SKIRTS.
The Latest Importation Of FRENCH BONEETs; 10 casoy
Of Fancy Grape and Chip BoNsETs; PEMEIIA BoENgTs
LEGHoRN BoNNETS; several Of Fancy Hair and
English Straw BoNSETS of Misses and Childeu,s
HATS; Black silk CLoAKs and MAETfILAs
The goods will be sold FIFTY PER CENT. LESS THAN
COST
na~Counry oIdafs nanetualy attended to.
biIlS. ]. STILLMAN,
az 2pif No. 1a Canal street.
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MN Mus1c W. ire indebted to MI p. p. wer-
j Iein, ~. Camp street, for copies Of the famous
Il llixis, music BY NH. y. g. Viereck, and words
w our friend Walter Il. Peters, Esq.
hfessrs. n Hartel 3 Co., publishers, have sent as
s4n II ratorial Grand March, to the memory OF
Henry Clay, composed by Thomas i. Martin.
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MADAME Cdxa.rell,

The great and wonderful Clarvoyant who universally has
convinced all doubers all skeptes all unbeeyes and cured
all who are or have been afflicted with those internal disorders
Of the human syste which battle the experience of the mei
cal profession proper IL cusonhouse street.
where will satisfy every one make no charge Horo-
scopes OF Life accurately written and all letters OF inquiry
''ss-4s,' MADAME GAPRELL,
aaa 2pl# 1T Cnstomhouse street.
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s4s#a T0R MAYOR;
JOHN IT. MONROE.
FOR STREET CORNERSTONE
O. o. FLETCHER.
RECORDER, FIRST DISTRICT:
VIM. EaIMERsoN.
RECORDER, SECOND DISTRICT
j. L. FABRE.
RECORDER, THIRD DISTRICT:
WEBSTER LONG.
RECORDER, FOURTH DISTRICT:
c. c. CAMPBELL.
FOR RMEN:
First District. .............ts.A. @. BRIGE
UNCONVENTIONAL. r. FIELD
Second District. LEyAssEuR.
Third Dstrict.,.t s. WILT.
Fourth Disrict.... ..........,s. A. SUBWAY
ASSISTANT ALDERMEN:
First Dlhtrict-1st Ward 49,. JAMES BEGss.
"a Ward ERNEST ToLEDANo.
Sd Ward. .....C. r. HATCHER
Second Disrict-4h Ward. w. HoDGKINs
5th Ward .....J FREMEAUx.
Third District-Tth Ward u. f. sEICsIINAYDRE.
.. :, sh Ward. ...J. B. LEEFR.
Fourth Disrct-1ith Ward. Capt. JAS. DAVIS
al9 2pte
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sa,,.is.g md stsm.mses' or 1860


spring mad s,ssnmses. or 1860.
SOUTHERN CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
no, rs and 30 st.CharIes street,
coRsEa OF oosaoS
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Just received per steamers the LARGEST and
MOST MAGNIFICENT stocks Of
FASHIONABLE
Spring and Summer Clothing
EVER BROUGHT TO THE SOUTH
Which, for STYLE. MATERIAL, WORKMANSHIP AND
caEAPNEss,
Is Not Surpassed!
Goods are divided into three Departments all under
general view:
STORE No. rs ST. CHARLES STREET,
BOy8' GIOTHINe.
STORE No. Is ST. CHARLES STREET.
For
MEMS N&AUIAlNGs
STORE No. 80 ST. CHARLES STREET,
FURNISHING oooDs AND SHIRTS.
ny-salcsmen speak French, Spanish German English.
L. w. LYONS,
Nos &c, Is and 30 St. Charles street.
a5o 2plt corner Of Common street.
Boys' Clothing Emporium,
Between Canal and Common Streets
This Store exclusively for YOUTHS, Boys and CHILD
RENs
CLOTHING, SHIRTS,
And .a
FURNISHING GOODS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Just opened, LARGE AND EXCELLENT STOCK Of
SPRING AND SUMMER
Dress and School Clothing,
Enhancing
EVERY STYLE AND QUALITY.
All of which will be sold VERY REASONABLE prices.
s-salesmen speak French Spanish German and English.
l.. w. LYONS,
Nos. 26, Is and 30 St. Charles street,
aso 2plt corner of Common street.
Shirts. Shirts
Just received. by late steamers LARGE ASSORTMENT
SHIRTS. m...
OF THE LATEST FAsHIoNsl
or all the various qualities and szeswhe coored-
Manufactured expressly for
The New Orleans City Trade,
TO FIT MEN, YOUTH, BOYS AND CHILDREN II
L.w. LYONS,
Nos. 26, Is and 30 ST. Charles street,
$50 2plt corner Of Common street.
Trunks, 1s-aretiag-Rags,
vALIsEs UMBRELLAS,
w A TER-PRoo CLoTHING
VERY BEST STYLES AND QUALITIES
Made to order and warranted.
.Tv l.. w. LYONS,
$50 2plt D. IS and 30 ST. Charles Common.
Books 0as Cricket
-AND-
BASE BALL PLAYIN
SALE BY
THOMAS L. WHITTIER
BOOKSELLER AND sTATIoNER.
Ie5..........Canal STREET.. 105
THE CRICKET FIELD: or, The History and Science O
Cricket By the Author of "The Principles of Scientific
BATTING
THE CRICKET PLAYERS POCKET CoMPANIoN-Con
tanning Plans Laying out the Grounds forming Clubs
ETC.. etc.
THE BASE BALL PLAYERS POCKET COMPANION
Containing Rules and Regulations for forming Clubs
$50 2p3t AT los CANAL STREET
Unparalleled Bargains .
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Ezes's'ing's=
SOUTHERN SAFE WAREHOUSE,
So and 81 Grayier street.
CHAMPION F1RE-PRoor SAFE.

WARKEEroN, GA, March 49, 1860.
S. G. Herring CoGens The Herrngs Patent Safe which
bought Of in April 1858 has stood the Ny house las
burnt the 18th inst When the Safe got cold opened
found my books papers and money all safe sound would
like to know whether 1t would stand another fire.
Yours respectfully,
FOSTER IL THOMPSON.
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Great Sacrifice

Is7.....,..... CANAL srREEr,.,.,.....ls7
We Will open MONDAY, April 20, ~
300 pieces "A IRISH LINENS the wonderful low price of
s.. that we guarantee to be PURE LINEN
1000 pairs EMBROIDERED MusIaNs and LACE CUR
TAINs.
s-fhese Goods having been consigned by of the
largest manufacturers in Europe 10 be closed any price
that is, half the price they 10 be manufactured
! TO be opened also
One Of double wd Ga and ~ wide GRIsAILLEs
ENGLISH BARkGE-, at Coo. a yard This article is
worth 81.
1000 pieces CHECKED MusIINs, by 10 yards, ut SOC.
nS~We determined close out all the above goods with
out any
Hades and buyers general will find it 10 their interest
10 all and see, before buying elsewhere
U. LARoUssINI & CO.,
No l37 Canal street,
as0 2p3t Touro Buildings
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~ W. liz inhabited to Mr.. Alfred Spear for
of his celebrated Medicinal Wine Of Elder,
HUI y reroname nded BY many medical gentlemen
- an Invaluable preparation for all female weak
nAss md general debility. # all medicines we're
SSaant u flle taate Is MI. Spears Vine Of Elder,
tSkias medicine would not be looked upon as m
fax6zah1y III Il ii. If a for sale by James Syme,
arUgzfst Canal street and at the drug store cor
~ ii Grasier and Camp streets.
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H3-Stnger's Celebrated Sewing Machines.
These Machines have and improvements for Fine
ewing and their aia Is rapidly Increasing They are used in
preference 70 all others at the largest fashionable
making establishments In New Orleans. also at all the large
e ana PRINCIPAL boarding houses hundreds of private
saes and give universal satisfaction They will last life
seae warranted superior to every other Machneor the
money refunded; and warranted three wears in the car
negroes without cost for repairs Or freight
They sed, IL desired on 4 trial Win sny ana i, 81
Saving MachiHes. WALTER BENNETT, agent, IS carnn
tzaet, New Orleans ma antfeyv I
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The Dared

wor wussusr DELIvERD Al The INCARCERATION
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~ Experience Teaches that dclieaev
females from Supplying for means TO alleviate
gafing snd life That objection obyAted in the ca
ssrpton Of Sir Clarke Physician Queen Of Eng
land aud we known be The only and safe remedy for
female difficulties and distractions from amy easc They can
be in bottle containing 50 pills post Gree by enclosing
and ak postage stamps 10 ans agsnt.
General agent for the United aaias JOB NOSES Rochester
s.Y T. WRIGHT 4 CO., New Orleans Wholesale Agents,
sud sold by all respectable nruagistz- fe9 sp1y&W
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Fishing Tackle.
RoUSSET &c GEM TN
Have reoeceived their complete assortment
or Fishing Lines, Hooks and Tackle.
generally call the country and city
the following
10 600 NJ genuine LIMERICK HooKs-Al sizes.
10000 SHEEP HEAD
10000 Chester Town FISH AND TROUT HooKs-All sizes.
10000 MINNoW H0oKs--Expressiy fer bait.
1900 Gravitatiun TROUT FISH HOOKS.
$1,000 KIRBY SEA HooKs-all numbers.
10 gross FISHING LIEEs-Complete
10 SILK ready for use.
$50 ASSORTED COTTON FISH LINES.
100 LINEN Il.
10 w0RsTED, COTTON and LINEN-sI feet.
100 Catties' Assorted SEA GRASS LINES.
Also general assortment Of Amateurs Fishing Lines Fancy
Corks Bamboo Poles Jonied Fishing Rods Baskets Liquor
Fask Silk Lines Fish Knives and everything belonging
amateurs Of the sport, for sale by
ROUSsET Il GENfN,
a9 2ptf 50 Canal street.
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w. From the Troy Budget.-The Siege OF
CeRfsrIt Ii said that Of tho former political divisions Of
this staietook ito from famous lines in this poem
namely
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EDITOR OF Upton ADyERrIsER-

EDITOR OF Upton ADVERTISER
SIR: In common with many others, l
attended the union religious exercises Of
Thanksgiving day at the Presbyterian
meeting. house. The duties Of the occa.
sion we're performed by three Rev. gen.
tlemen Of this town supposed to be best
fitted for this most difficult task of re.
turning thanks for the good things we
have, without decorating our feelings by
unpleasant illusions to distasteful sub.
jects We were very DESTROYS of retain.
ing fully our complacent equanimity un.
disturbed The services were introduc-
ed with music, which was rery good -
The !eading prayer, was in some respects
very good, but those exceptional allu-
sions to free schools and a certain other
domestic institution were not accidental,
l think, but intentional. The Rev. Or
ator of the day gave US beautiful and
eloquent oration, avoiding the tabooed
subjects most adroitly until he undertook
to draw a contrast, a political contrast
between several Of the nations of Europe
and the United States, but perhaps We
ought to overlook this plunge into poll.
tics 1t such an inoportune time-6,st be-
cause it might have been, and probably
was, accidental; and secondly the com.
parison was very complimentary to our
beloved country. The harsh allusion in
the closing prayer to our Southern breth-
rem ought in charity to be disposed Of in
the same way.
Finally, the wisdom, magnanimity and
forbearance Of the people present was
fully equal to the occasion, and the as.
sembly dispersed without any serious
collision p.
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- We would again call attention I

~ We would again call attention to
the advertisement of the Cosmopolitan
Art Association. This is the only asso-
citation whose special object is the cncour.
agemeut Of painting and sculpture. The
journal is beautiful magazine, and c. n
tains better and larger epgravings than
any other magazine, and with the splendid
engraving of Falstsff Mastering bis
Recruits" is we'll worth FIVE dollars
Read the advertisement, and see how
much can be obtained for 50. Judge
Tuthill will receive subscriptions here