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of New Orleans. SIN LACOSTE--No 49, 4D5.
pY VIRTUE of a writ of seizure and sale
I'D directed by the honorable the Fourth District Court
of New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed to
tween Ga1ap Magazine Streets SATURDAY. the 4h day
April 1860 o'clock NJ the following described prop
erty, viz =
Third District Square Thirteen ST. Anthony Goodchdren
Love Bagaee Streets "a feet front Bagaee street, by
81 feet in deph.
Seized in the above suit
TERMS-Gash the spot -
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An Illinois editor challenges the State 70 pro-
dnce wife eaual Is his for smartness and MUSCLE
Among tie many things enumerated which she
easily performed one morning before breakfast are
whipping the editor. spanking nlae children,
far intarfer;nq cutting off a dogs tail, and throw
inc = servant girl in the eistern. Such wife is q
sa.. al
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sreospE JUSTICE Pc PAX G. DIXON, Ep Ns 18
de |" fafo'sse ao',eans doYINes AZ, AS. Ai..i'A
INN vERTU dun writ dc fieri fhcias, n
Pax pour paosse doreans dams Fafairs cdessus je
procedera fencan, magan de depot slime
rue dn Cirque les Poydras ct Perdido le MER
CREnI, IL d'ayril 1850, midi, de-
I'm lot de MEUBIES.
Saisis dams l'affaire cdessus.
CONDITI0NS-Compt an moment de REHABILITATION.
m3l IL W. H. WATERS, Connetable.
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CONsTARLE,s SALES.

SECOND JUSTICE OF rHE PEACE 10; BIxoN, BpWARp
For the Parish Of Orleans. MALboN vs. fAIHioh
pY VIRTUE of n writ of fieri fncias, to
ID me directed by the Hon ID. F. MITCHELL Second Jstice OF
the Peace for the Parish of Orleans IN the above entitled case
will proceed public auction, ut warehouse on
Circus street between Perddo and Poydas seet on WED
NESDAY the nth day of April 1850, ut II o'clock NJ
A lot of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Seized In the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot. -. .,,,x,r, r., z,,A.
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NOTICE-A GENTLEMAN OF GENERAL, BUSINESS
IN expert who has permanently resided in New Orleans
for the last ave has occasion visit Europe business
and will leave about the end Of May
As he Is we'll acquainted In Liverpool Manchester Glasgow
Edinburgh, also in London will happy
eommsi entrusted him any these cities and that
reasonable terms.
expects New Orleans early Letters
addressed Alpha Of Crescent Office will be asnaed
teso
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They had great time electing printer for the
State of Minnesota. We take the subjoined squibs


State of Minnesota We take the subjoined squibs
relating to the election from the Mnnesotian
During the voting on State printer the Demo-
cratic members at first severally cried out that
they voted Blank Objection was made that
this was no vote at all, and should not be counted.
One of them looked rather blank, replied, chow do
you know but that blank is the name of an indi.
vidualn A republican answered, sIwould like to
know his Christian name y when some wag took
down the house by calling out that the whole name
was "Point Blank"
When Kinkead, the Democratic representative
from Douglas county, one of Joe r. Browns wild
cats rose to cast his VOTE he said he voted for
Brown because he liked the name from old Moe
casin associations, and in order to cover up de-
ficiencies in Southern Minnesota
During the voting the cry was raised " What
Brown is it?a ais it old Joe R. Brown, or Osawat
tonne Brown?n One of the Brown men explained
that the name was Oryille Brown! This was mis-
understood by member who exclaimed "What !!
Awful Brown?n But was instantly corrected by
the indignant friend, who solemnly said emphatic
ally: at is no such thing-it is Or-vie Brown
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= TREAsuRER,s OFrIcr

. TREAsURERtS OFFICE,
City of Jefferson January ls 1850 {
NOTICE TO TAX PAYEkS-Notice is here-
In persons residents residents indebted
to the City Of Jefferson for of the 1859 and previous
that the said due and payable from
Of January 1860, to the LIST Monday in June, 1860
Notice further given that will be at office Of
Vaeuce streets, from o'clock A. NJ to P
NJ receive said taxes and if the paid within the
above mentioned time they dealt with according to law
FELIX LAGR0UE, Treasurer
BUREAU pU TREsoRIER
Vile de Jefferson. lie Ter jauvier 1860
Wis AUX GONTRIBUABLES.-Pa lie pre-.
pesonnes residents nonresdens la
vile de Jefferson qu sont enues Placement des taxes po
commencement lo annee 1853 ct les
dene notifies que de sont dues daer
tanser 1860 bureau dams la Chambre du
Conse encoigne yaenc ct Leyee vile
de heaes A NJ heures P NJ recevo les dites
Toues la de yile par lie
present requs dayor sadresse bureau dc Ter
JUN 1860, sous peine dc la lo. =
ia3 I'd FELIX LAGROUE. Tr6sorier,
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A LONG PEDESTRIAN JouRSEY.-We find the fol
lowing in an Illinois paper:

A LONG PEDESTRIAN JouRNEY.-We ind the fol-
lowing in an Illinois paper:
We are informed by D. Conkling Esq, of Cerro
Gordo, Platt county, Ill.,, that on Friday morning,
March 10, Jerry P. Kimball and wife arrived at his
house, having walked all the way from Lawrence,
Mass, starting few days after the falling of the
Pemberton Mills, at that city, in which mills Mr..
Kimball's fatherin-law and eight Of his children
six sons and two daughters-were employed at the
time of the falling and all of whom were instantly
killed by the destruction thereof.
Mr.. Kimball and wife were also engaged in the
mill, but their lives were miraculously saved,
though Mr.. K. had his right arm broken in two
places. They started from Lawrence with their
young babe, but were obliged to leave it with some
| friends at Stone Tavern, Pennsylvania. Mr.. KIM
balls father resides four miles north of Jackson
vile, Morgan county, Illinois, to whom Mr.. Kimball
and wife were journeying. When they arrived at
Mr.. Conkling's they had but one solitary dollar
left out Of sixteen they had when they left Law
renee. They were, however, comfortably pro-
yided for, and after remaining over night ut his
house, started forward again on their neyer.to be-
forgotten journey, and reached Mr. hlmballs faith
| er-in-lawis in due time.
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II B, RON.,..........,.......J. ID. BORON.
% 81 ST. CHARLES STREET.

j. B. Boron has the honor inform his customers
public in general that he has received last arrivals from
Havre and New York. complete
Of Fall ahd White Goods 70 which
the following Gents Linen Shirts, Linen Bosom
Cotton Shirts White and Golored Flannel Undefshrs
Drawers White and Colord Cotton Endeshrts and Drawers
Socks Of all Materials Stocks Neck Ties Gavat Wooden and
Jonvins Gloves Cambria Hankerchefs Combs and Brushes
Sponge Porte Monnaes Cutlery Glass Ware Toilet Ssls Pow
der Boxes Ladies' Fancy Casks for Scent ETC. Canes
Umbrellas always hand Perfery from Lnbins Pnauds
Socfefe Hygienque's etc.
Mr.. BoIRoN having removed his SHAVING ROOM, viii
be enabled to the LADIES for whom he added to
his extensive stock of Goods for Ladies' Wear
The Hair Department.,
Forboth LADIES GENTS fitted in way to give the
satisfaction The attention will paid to all
orders for Ready Hair being supervised by Mr. Boron
himself.
). b. BORON
d9 I'm "a ST. Charles street.
GEO. MENsMAN, STATE TAX COLLECTOR FOR
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INSURANCE


II .OUIsIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
New ORLEANS, March ], 1850
In conformity with the requirements Of their charter the
Company publish the following statement
Amount Of Premiums received from LIST March, 1859
to the 18th February, 1860. 1851 6T 81
Amount Of Unearned Premiums March 1st 1885,. 9034 90
s7n.sn 81
Premiums on Fire Risks. 1907 557 81
Premiums on Marine Risks. SO263 SO
Premiums River RIsks............... 1874 10 80
- s77I,sn 81
Less Premiums untermnated. ...........s s7s7s 90
Return Premiums ........-.............. 37N 81
s9l,sos 81
Net Earned Premiums for the year ending 10Th Feb
ruary 1850 49,. sssosa5 II
Losses paid during same PERIOD viz:
Fire Losses........ .Sli369l 60
Marine Losses. lSls71 II
River Losses. 5f,l3i 81
sss26g IA
Reinsurance and Expenses, less interest,
discount, etc.. $3.50 90
-- sil5s7s GA
Netprots for the year ending 10Th February ls s2aas q
The Company have the following assets:
Invested in mortgage real estate worth double
the loaned thereon. Si0 609 10
Invested in bank Stocks 1880 90
Invested in other city bonds. $3.50 90
Loaned pledge of stocks and bonds 2l95S0 80
Bills receivable at short time for premiums 22 2l2 Oh
Premiums IN course Of collection 1872 80
Insurance scrip etc 54e3l 80
Cash on hand 1892 So
Total Of assets. Observation-Disclosures. 1852 34s Is
5-4-. STATE OF LOUISIANA,
e.. Parish of Orleans. City Of New Orle MS
Be 1t remembered that this 10Th day Of March, 1860 be-
fore me- subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Charles Briggs President
and p Janyie Secretary of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance
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TOMAS BROOK q BROTHERS,
u BEST SIX CORD AND PATENT GLACE
spool Cotton. 5..
White Black and all colors.

Combining the smoothnes silk with strength Of linen
and for SEWING MACHINE USE ABSOLUTELY UNRI.
VAILED For sale by the principal henses in New Orleans
and Mobie and also In original by manufacturer
agent, VIM HENRY SMITH.
anl Iy6w s. and 81 Yesey street, New York.
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ml3 q 50 as Il

No.la,6O6.
DY VIRTUE of a writ of seizure nnd sale
directed BY the Honorable the Third District Court
Orleans the above entitled will proceed to
public auction at the City Hotel Comnen street between
Camp and Magazine streets, SATURDAY. April H. 1850,
i. ONE SQUARE OF GROUND, No. 4os bounded by
Alexander Murat Bienyille and Cnsomhonse Streets
2. ONE SQUARE OF GROUND, No. 424, bounded by
Murat, Olympia, Customhouse and Canal streets.
8. ONE IRREGULAR SQUARE OF GROUND No. 296,
john Toulouse and St. Peter streets and by
line running from Toulouse street, dividing 1t
property belonging heretofore Norbert Hignie
Esq.
Said ground three hundred and feet
John hundred and fifty feet
Toulouse and hundred feet less
front on ST. Peter street.
4o THIRTEEN LOTS OF GROUND in square No. 457,
bounded by St Patrick Benadoe Toulouse and St Pete,
Lot No. One forming the Of St Patrick and
s. Peter streets having thirty feet front on St Peter street
hundred and wony feet six inches ST. Patrick street. Lots
Nos Two and Three having Thirty feet front on 81
tween parallel lines Lots Nos Thirteen Fourteen Fifteen
and having thirty feet front Toulouse street
by hundred and feet six inches in DEPTH between st.
Patrick and Bernadotte Streets
According the plan Section No. deposited IN the
office of said Receiver.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash the spot. "a
M % m nj Il Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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-----=@=. II. t. FL KkFK
Sheriffof the Parish Of Orleans,

ouArR1ENE couR DE DISTRICT 1LA VILE DE IA Nou-
de la Nonvelle Orleans SIN LAeosTENNo s,la5
I'm VERTU dun writ de saisie ct vente, a
IA par Honorable Quatreme Couf de District de
Nonvelle Orleans dams aare cidesus je proctdera lie
sAMEDI, IA d'avril 1860, midi, fHotel de Ia Cite,
la pubque adjudication de la propriete CT de-
critic, SAVIOR =
Troisieme District et Trei Bons Enans
Amour Bagaee 81 peds de face La rue Bagaee sur "a
pieds de profondeur
Ssisie dams pafiaire ci.dessus.
CONDITIONS-Comptant an moment de ladjndication.
f. T. PARKER,
,,le 90, IN az Shtrf de IA Parosse d. rleans
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~ E0. MENSMAN, STATE TAX COLLECTOR FOR
" Fourth District has removed his office Rousseau
No SOL Leyee street between Josephine and Adele Streets
milf
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SHERTFF'S SALES.


TaIaD DlsTsicT CoUgT lCITY oy NEW ORLEANS vs.
PY VIRTUE OF q writ or Geszars and saIe
TO directed by the Honorable the Third District Court Of
New Orleans In the above entitled will sell ct
public auction at the City Hotel Copn street.
Camp and Magazine streets MONDAY tie Tth day Of May,
la a. ~ O'clock NJ the following described property
Fourth District Square 2s5 81. Charles Cmedeie Phillip
snd Jackson Streets thirty front on Caroelet street BIZ
one hundred and twenty feet in depth,
Seized In the aboBe
TERMS-Cash On the spot. 4-s5
r. T. PARKER,
sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
ouArRrExE couH DE DisrRIcr la VILE DE LA NILE.
de Ia Nouvelle Orleans No sssa = a - = A.
I'm VERTU dun writ de saisie ct yeute m
moi adresse par phonorae Quasreae eour de District
IJGfDf de NAL 1850. midi rHotei de IL Ciis rus
de la Commune entire les dn Camp Magns Ia
vente pubqne Ct adjudication de Is posis dserte
sayoir-- Ft
Qnatene District Tiet 1916 st Charles CarondeIet Ph.fupe
ct Jackson rene pies dc face la CarondsIet
viDgt pieds de profondeur.
Saisie dams Paffaire ci-dessus.
GoNDITIoNS-Comptan moment de l'adJudIcation.
Il. r. PARKER, 4,
apo IL % n Shsrif de Ia Pafoisse dtOriea1s,
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A WIS AUX OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES soussI-
N gne Collector de Eta nofe par lie present
toute personnes devan DIES Eat 1859 celes
pour licences de 1860 dams lie Premier District de sile
les susdtes taxes dams e temps present. par "a h pene
Heures de bureau de ga NJ as P. NJ.
TH0S. ASKEW,
mia cot Collector Premier District.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

I. + w
Roger Co sell At 10 oeock Nos As and Al Old Leyec
street. between Cusiomhnuse and Benvie streets large
assortment Of boots, shoes and bfogans umbrellas ETC.
Palray Co sell at II O'Clock. at the ST. Charles Hotel Elk
change stock, insurance scrip md bonds.
" n Walton sells 1T II o'clock the 81 Charles Exchange
valuable improved and unmprosed property in The First
and Fourth Districts good house md three slaves
Of the succession Of John s. Andrews, deceased.
Anse Edwards sells at carly gaslgh No. IS ST. Charles
street. general 81 miscellaneous books c choice
standard literature. etc.
MPartcunrs in advertisements under auction heads 9th page
NJ Experience teaches us that deiiency
prevents many from applying for the to alleviate
suffering and life That objection Is obyiaied in the case
af Sir James Garkes Female Pills prepared after the pre-
serpon Of Sr Clarke Physician the Queen ct Eng
land and well known the only and safe remedy oF
female difficulties distractions from any cause They can
bottle containing 80 pills post free by enclosing 81
4 and six postage stamps amy agent.
General Agent for United States JOB MOSES. Rochester
N. III, vi WRIGHT CO., New Orleans, Wholesale Agents,
| and sold BY all respectable Druggists fes aply&W
nr spring Reds-S5 to Sc 80 for the best
Spring existence lowe's PATENT Ne SIS Broadway
| New York Examine ii, or address the ELLIPTIC BED
SPRING COMPANY for their descriptive circular Special
and locsl agences iy2s 2s&NH
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-. u. spalton's auction safes 81 "a page,

The YzKIEIIEs Bensgt Of Ns. soltes7l Mr..
Eothern the excellent and popular leading genteel
comedian md versatile actor Of TIL Varieties il to
lAys hs benefit to-night an announcement suf-
dcient To cali together host who will pack the
thsater. e should be 50. No one deserves better
treatment than Mr.. s. from the drama-loring pub
Id 81 the eity. The Flowers of the Forest ii
the staple n the bill with the beneficiary AS The
Kfncsiis, d part III which We have heard him very
highly commanded; Mr.. Gouldock as Istsnael (the
wolf Mr.. Lefdngweli . Captain Laprock;; Mr..
COPELAND Is Tired Nh. Chapman as Cheap John;
Bfiss Charlotte Thompson as Cyrslsiu Miss Polly
Marshall IS Starlight Bess fine cast throughout.
Mr. Gonidock win make much Of Ishmael. In the
comedietta Of = John Dobbsn Messrs. Owens and
Sothern viii come together, and great will be the
conjuncton of Pete- PasssSsoster and John Dobbs.
n The interlude between The opening comedietta
and The succeeding play, the Misses Gale will
dance grand pas de deux.
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nm BALI Ton ton Bear iii mind that the
fourth lid last W tle grand dress and mask balls
Of Tie benevolent Association Of tic Sons Of
Louisiana comes Of at odd Fellows Hall tonight.
That this will be the most splendid and crowded
hall of tho whole series, may be set down as GER
thin me ladies WIFI be there il all The wealth Of
their wtchery; Thu Sons of Louisiana Will be there,
looking after tie comfort Of al il their usual grace
ful and attentive manner and no one who relishes
The dance, or the charm IL polite, beautiful and re-
lined scenery, will faiI u be present.
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1910 Persons whose Health Is broken

H6-To Persons Whose Health Is Broken
thousands Of persons dc from sheer debility without msra
disease Every such disease might unaucsenably
II assisted to rally with that wonderful OF ali
asigorators. HosTETTERs STOMACH BITTERs. When
Of life and qnivers from exhauson administer
this restorative II VIII become steady and
strong II thu debility which follows violent fever dahea
dyssntey, dyspepc complaints aud chole hi tho weakness
consequent upon natural decay resulting from free living
exeon and aso in those painful and much neglected
ailments which Indies exclusively subject the Bers
prescribed by Of paclieing physicians neye full
10 give permanent relief
Sold in New Orleans wholesale and retail BY u WRIGHT
co. "a and Isl Ghartes street. sole agents for the Southern
States to whom all orders should addressed and by drug
gists and dealers genafay everywhere fe1s 2p6t&W
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Report.

4
To the President and Members of The
f;sntsnep yonr corr,;a a ,hon, vee.aa ,he ~
.n,;aa.a TIL, n n , 70 ~ u !
MI, rfsr = m ~, ~ s,y I'M, ,.I,r,s "
- -.s5l'', ,'A4.
- ss' 'tE Gnu ., p, -
49, - p 80. a oNen.1o y. 'e p''s u t
i'i - fNsipoo, y y ac eiass II sesses'
ees q earnings aha expenditures ana the proposes naoh
amy q s IRON screw steamers o. aboa u inns register 70
eacn anou so bales OF cotton TO draw waen oadea not
over 1923 teei water and 10 make the passage from port to port
within not exceeding . days,
mat Trey approve Of the description dimensions aud capacity
q me vessels IS submitted 70 them as being most sHted to
proposed trade
Tie present navigation laws Of this country being such as TO
prevent the OF foreign built vessels and the present
greater advantages for the building of iron steamers Of
fered In Great Britain those in this country render it
dent and desirable that the proposed steamers should be built
there. as suggested and be under the British flag.
As to the number Of six steamers proposed to be bnt We
of opinion that the city ustes that number at
once, and more
Estimates Earnings New Orleans being the
Exporting city in the Union there being no season in the
year winch full cargo and vnahe freight list cannot 80
had onwardan advantage offered By no other port
caand the Import trade being already large and continually
rapidly increasing are therefore, of opinion that the
sum stated estimates moderate and can at all times
safely be calculated upon may be and can be
increased
Asto the Estimates q Expenditures not being personally
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The number Of onr Weekly, issued this morning,
Il Al exceedingly interesting paper. and can be
MIA III wrappers fof mailing To friends 1t distance
ii The office counter ii at ]. g. Morgan y co. \
book stores, Exchange and Commercial Places.
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. news matter On "a and 81 pages.

PUBfac DoCr VIA have received copies of
pabGc documents from Hon. u. A. Patterson and
Master John p. Chiidress, page Of the House Of
Representatives.
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WAsHfRGToN ARTILLERY, - a published order
notifies the members, of The Washington ARTILLERY
p Be on hand for inspection and review on the
2zd.-W Wednesday next
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TaE BusgAS TAsLEAux. One would have
thought yesterday to tie hordes Of young folks
pouring into Armory Hall. that the Bunyan Tab
leaux were q novelty Of which the exhibition had
Just begun III New Orleans, The hall was abso.
iutely packed ana W.T. this i thu end If the fourth
week Of their nightly ana daily exhibition. Ii
would seem that almost everybody must have seen
them By this time, but muititudes still tlrong to
Armory Hall, which Will Be open this afternoon
and evening as usual.
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nz-Sewing NIaehines-sIoat 81 Co.'s New
Patent fast supervising the Wheeler Wilson, all
others Any person learn the of them the printed
Instructions They ood for saa the low price
$50 and $50, at Ma no Canal street fels 2pn, \
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m-Work-Box Sowing Machines arc made
by the Grover Baker Sewing Machine Company
ara sold 1t from s75 to slOo Southern Depot No ii Camp
sfrp-t I'D 9ntf
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#g~Importamt TO the Public-Friees Re-
soat Cos New Patent Elliptic Sewing Machines
PIT she law price Or $50 For % Canal street
feI3 2pim N 8. HEDRIGK, Agent
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na-Judge Edward IsawIe win be supp
ported for Associate of the Supreme Court The
pred Term Of Judge Cole. resigned 4.
Election Monday, February 40 1850. jazz 2pte
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bASE on Agw oRLEAas. Notice il published
tlat the Rank 81 New Orleans viii Id closed on
"Wednesday next, The anniversary 81 WashiDgtonss
birthday II
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Tux AspHIrH EATER AT the day performance
commencing this noon the Juveniles will play tbs
fairy spectacle { The Naiad Queen
At night Shakspeare'a tragedy, { Richard iii, 4
with Master louis AS lsoste' also, 4 The Loan of
i Lover, z and songs and dances between pieces.
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Y0USG MEss's GHRIsrfAN ASSOCIATION. This
Association, having got IL library under way, Is!
engaged ID further commendahIe enter prise, for
under It's auspices Prof Morse is teaching very
numerous class in vocal music at their rooms. A.
large number of lady and gentlemen pupils are Cd
rolled, and they VIE getting along swimmingly, as
Hs judged from The proficiency displayed last even
ing during the time that honored them with our
presence. Prof. NJ. understands his business thor
oughy md Il anybody en- make a 4 bird that can
aing, sing, hes the professor to 40 II. There were
some little extra performances at the school last
night the gentleman attendants giving treat 10
the young ladies, and adding sweets to sweet by
rogaling them with All sorts Of confactions, ice
eFeanns and cakes TIE merits Of which feast were
discussed Il good earnest, while many pleasant
thing was said. Indeed It was the merriest gath
ering thasIWa have fallen among for a long time.
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Bg-J. y. Michel, Esq, will be supported for
Justice Of the supreme Court for the unexpred
of Judge Cole, resigned.
ja2D 2plms MANY VOTERS.