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Country MeetIn' Talk.

An Illinois editor, who sometimes
has an "attact of photography" attend
ed meeting, where he took down the
different topics Of conversation at the
same Time:
"Vote for Loveoyr' exclaimed a
political aspirant, indignatly, "Pd as
soon vote for VIM. Lloyd Garrison him.
sell, loaded down as he is with"
"Two of the fattest beef critters you
ever set your eyes on" interrupted
dealer in cattle, that I sold for"
"That horid yellow dress again, ex-
claimed Miss Spruce, in what might
have sounded like whisper ifshe had
been on the other side of the room.
painted, too, half an inch thick, and
wears"
"Teeth and toe nails 10 get The office,
broke in another politician, ''but people
will not trust him cain besides be
is"
"Spavined in both hind legs, wind
broken aud foundered to boot, as told
MIR. Jarvis at the time"
"One teaeup full of butter, two Of
sugar, three of flour, four eggs, and a
sprinkleof nutmeg, makes"
"Both ends meet, when the year
comes round, poor woman for she has
got six children, the oldest one blind
and"
aNo saddle and bride to ride him
with; somebody stole it, while I was
gone to Chicago after
1.-THE long-promised milienial day,
which we have no doubt is tobe brought
out through the ministrator Of"
1.-TWO dutchmen, monkey, and a
hand organ to grind it; and oh ! it
| it makes the funniest music, and the
little figures danced about like"
"Nine thousand miles Of railroad
track, and at an estimable cost Of"
"Five cents dozen, I sold four hens
TO Mrs. Wilson, and the hawks carried
off three besides any Humber ofchickens,
and"
"such handsome young man, and
The dances 50 beautiful. Did yon ever
lsee handsomer pair Of whiskers, or
more insinuating-"
Handle to my new teapot, anG
Tom declared that he had not touched
it at all, and knew Emily han't, for sht
had been all the time"
Stunning at the rate Of twenty ,fiyt
miles an hour with no head lights on
} and around curve, at that, when tn
, locomotive brokethe bridge over"
) "That Miss Brown that had th
small pox last spring; they dosay tia
. she is going to marry
E "Tho pointer dogs and the best gu
in the town. | wanted the gun th
G worst kind, and offered him.
"The scarlet fever, and the Whoopin
: cough, and | don't know what he hasn
u had, poor little darling this is the fir
q time I have taken him out since"
/ aThe Mexican war, which I conside
= perfectly unjustifable, unless it is o
t the ground that"
e "The preacher has come" exclaime
5, "a boy, and depositing my report in m
t pocket, | proceeded into the scho
D house to muse upon the utility Of ph
d BIOGRAPHY.
NEGRc ELocuENcE.-A dandy blat
: stepped into provision warehouse,
Q buy potatoes. Before purchasing Il
! article, he gave the following truly 9
oquent description of its nature: 4
y later is inevitably bad, or inwarat
good. Oar am no mediocrity in
: combination OBJ de tater. De exteri
> may appear remarkable exemplary a
butersome, while de interior is total
= negative; but, ifyou wends dc artio
= .,.o.r, r-ctrr rr-r, ro-r,c,, :l.4r irnnrr.
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RIcBr ~. 1,grR NEE.

RIGH'D d W, TIRNER,
A ttorney and Counsellor at Law.
N WiIlpractiee his profession, in
the District courts Of Bossier, Bion-
Vile, Claiborne, and in the Supreme
court at Monroe. Mr.. Turner pledges
himself to give his undivided attention
to the prompt discharge of all Business
entrusted to his care. Ofliee, Belle
yae, La. v1nI
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A. B. GEORGE,
r.. 1T.%NUT9t.

r. EDWARDstP4AATON,
A ttorney and GouSlqellor at Law.
II Sparta, Bienyisla parish, La.
Will practice ia the eoflrts Of the 18th
judicial Distiict. v1n28
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IL The best dowry to advance the
marriage of your daughter with one
who. will render herlrappy il, that she
have in her coantenee sweetness and
gentleness, in her speech wisdom, in
her behavior modesty, and in her life
virtue.
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f. G.. HAPG{S,
A ttorney and Counsellor at Law,
IN Farmervilles Union parish, La.
Will attend promptly 10 all business
entrusted to his core, III Che courts Of
the 18th Judicial District. 80
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RoBT. ]. LooNEY. sAM'L WELLS.
LOONEY e. WELLS,
A ttorneys and GoEnseliors at Law.
~ VIII practice in the Courts Of
Caddo and surrounding parishes, and
In the Supreme Court ct Monroe and
Alexandria. Office en- Market street,
.Anear the postotfce, Shreveport La.
- VI n32
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J.H KILLPATRIoKs g.w. PEENALI..
KILLPATRICH 5, PENN4LL,
: A ttorneys at Law, Shreveport, La.
N win practice in the courts Of
0addo, DeSoto and Eossiar. vinI
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w. II. pAXT'ON,

A ttorney and Counsellor at Law,
IN Sparta, La. VIII practice in
the parishes Of Bossicr, Claiborne and
Biensale. n36*~
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~ Stop that abominable noise
said a commanding officer to a trum
peter in the midst Of 4 battle ; 'we can
stand fire, bnt Ee cant stand that atr.
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e PLtANTEES HOTEL.
NM.a A. KELLY PROPRIETOR.

n BEIdEVUEs La.
- aving lately made 80.
Ii. additions TO sl5s zae
already commodipHs n. Il. 5h
house, would respectful aE..aEa:4i.sE-ss !.
" inform the Travelling public. his
old friends md customers, that he is
now better prepared than ever, to ac-
commodate oil favoring him with thoir
patronage. His table will always be
supplied with the very best the country
affords. He has also attached TO his
house a large ard we'll reatilatoiI stable
we'll Supplied nj all tinfes with gnod
rreyender. ylnfs
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MAIL ARRANGE ENENTs.

Northern Mate-Loaves Thursday 6 A.
NJ. Arrives Friday 9P.M.
Southern EaiE--Leoves Friday A. NJ
Arrives Saturday6P. NJ
Eastern Mail-Arrives Daily9 "A. M.
Leaves 10 NJ.
Western MatI-Arrives Daily A M
Leaves 5 p. NJ.
Walnut HitL--Leaves Monday Z A. NJ.
Arrives Tuesday 6 p. N.
Office hours on Suudays-from half
mast 10 till half past 1t O'clock, A. NJ.
Opens again at 2 and closes at 3 O'Clock
p NJ. J. II. LOTION, P. NJ.
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BELLEVUE LOUISIANA, APRIL 49, 1860.
CoRswALL1s AND. Prrr ON THE DUKE

CoRNwALLIs AND PITr ON THE DUKE
OF WELLrNGToN.-The opinion OF
Corn wallis on the Duke Of Wellington
is expressed in letter to Sir John
Shore CORVALLIS Correspondence,) 50
early as June 10th, 1796. Dear sir:
| beg leaye to introduce TO you Colo
mel Wellesley, who is a lieutenant-colo-
of my regiment. Heis sensible man
and good officer; and will, we have
no doubt, conduct himself in a manner
to merit your appreciation. The
Marquis Wellesley, in letter address
ed to the late John Wilson Croker,
which was privately printed, details an
account of his last interview with Pitt,
then dying at Putney Hill, il which
Pitt said of his brother Arthur: i
never met any military officer with
whom it was so satisfactory to converse
He states every difficulty before he un
dertaken it. The Marquis coming
away from Pitts death-bed, met Col.
Shave in the Park, and told him, in
addition to the statements in this letter
that Pitt congratulated himself on now
having found a Generalto pit against
Napoleon Bonaparte.
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LAoHS dsStSSo anu StSliSllCo WHICH ~ "
make up just, moral, upright people
have any, or if any, the slightest, foot
hold among them. Woman is a mere
machine, a cypher, deprived of all that
gives her sex value, position, and pres
tige; at once the victim of an in1al lusts
so abominable and atroeieus that the
mere recital kindles the blood with the
fire of anger and Indignation. Female
purity and chastity is not known in
Utah. Neither is there any law, Or
justice, or right worthy of the name,
among the great majority of the male
population. The worst doings of the
Roman Catholic Church, black and re-
puisiye as are its annals, can hardly
show, in some aspects, an equal ini-
guilty. 1t assumes that whatever Il
does is right. The blood of the mur
dered stains its hands, and its CORY
garments are seen clear through its
polluted, reeking aisles. There is no
offense in the long calender of crime
which it dares not and does not COM
NIT. There is no ohense which it may
not and does not pardon; nor is theEe
any cruelty it may not and does not
practice on those who incur its dis.
pleasure, and this without regard to
justice, mercy or right. In fact the
| Church, or Mormonism, is despotisn
without head or heart or good princi
pie; an institution that has not one re
doeming feature that is discoverable
that commits whatever crime it pleases
aud is responsible, or claims to be, Il
no power; that treads upon and scott
at the sanctity and chastity of woman
that knows no law of property, and i
deaf to individual rights of every sort
that is a scandal, shame and insult t
religion; and an outrage upon ciViliza
ton, the American nation, the caus
of virtue and decency, and the spirit c
the nineteenth century"
/ We fully agree with our cotempc
rary that what is wanted is Pres
| deDt-a power-that shall either max
Utah what other dependencies Of tn
nation are, or extirpate it altogethe
The present attitude of our governmer
toward Utah is in the highest degre
reprehensibie, and will not increase th
respect of the civilized world for Ii
dignity and authority of the Unite
States.-- Oliue Branch.
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REMEMBERING NAMEs.--We ire
quently hear the remark that one can
remember the person, but not the
name. The best anecdote of short
memory Of this character, is related OF
an old Texan who had moved at an
early day into the Mexican province
from Mississippi, and had been married
four times. Some time after his mar
rage to bis fourth wife, a astranger, pur-
porting to have come from Mississippi
fell in with the old man, and naturally
enough fell into conversation reverted
to the old States.
| You came from --= county, did
your
Yes replied the stranger.
Then, / expect you knew my arst
wife she and her people lives in thai
county, said the old man.
FYes,' answered the stranger, if sht
| lived in ---- county, ! must have
| known her. What was her nameg 2
The old man scratched his cranitan
muttered over Smith-Jones-BrowE
-Thompson, ETC., and, at last, with
perplexed manner exclaimed: Darnet
ifI don't forget, and she was the bes
wife ever .had!'
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THE TRIB ALMA c
FOR 1850.

THE TRIB s6 HN ,Eso L N a n a Z
SIXTH EDITION NOW READY
AZ POPULATIONS bY C0N0kkSa
CzsINET OF THE UNITED sTATkb.
"a 4kkDARS FOR 1850.
GENEALOGICAL CYCLIC.
~ INSTITUTION OF THE UAITE0 STATE&
OAf AND NIGHT. LENGTH OF.
fcLIPsKs FOR 1850.
EQgIkQxEs AND sOLsTICEs FOR 1850 u,..
.1ECvTNE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNiIEs
20 1RsoRs OF TIE STATES AND TERRIroRIEA
GOV ERNMENTs OF EUROPE.
STAYS. % ~
"a IAN war, SKETCH OF THE
LAht FOR THE LANDLKSs.
MIEIsryRs PLENIPorENTIARY AND MINISTER'S
occuTT irIoHs
PU5IAC f., RATES OF
PRIsITi II. POPuLAR VOTE FOR BY sTATEs
Al 49, s during The yeaT 1859 carefuy cempiisd ,e..
FOR THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC, and compared with iSrmer
eIectons lUf convenient reference.
GEAgOEg DURATION or.
SENATE OF THE UNITED sfATES
SLAVE TRADE, FOREIGN
eOVEREI0Ns OF EUROPE
eTARs MORNING AND EVENING"
BgATE GOVERNMENTS ~
SUPREME COURT, JUDGES OF.
rRH1sgRY ESTIMATES FOR 1850
TRUE TIME -, a. -. 49,.
Price tpostags PrePsdl sioss oop'Se' IL oen' Aei'eA
IN seut ky express 81 per 1905 10 copies for l. ,,,
fder socompasied with the cash repectuly solicited
. fSas-S HORACE GREELEY Coz
Tribune Building Ney.f9rk
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Second Edition Nov ResJ7i
DR. HAAIM0NDs
u NEW MEDICAL WORK -
ON NERVOUS DEBILITY. LOCAL AND 9fNEhAAt
ITS IMPORTANCE TO THE SEXES, 10
An enirely new and successful method for the ous
Diseases Iuteneed for popular By OaAhLES ~ a. ,sa
h0ND, D.. lace Professor Of Anatomy sua rstnolo
Syracuse Medical College New-Yors, author o. se'ssa '1
WORKS &c, &c. =. .,.bus..t
"Dr Hammond has lived long abroad and 10 sn en1hu'
FOR Medical Reform Hcme journal sept 10 49,, s.a "A
70 sale hoesale and retail Price OIL seh' posi- "o"' "
~S P"' VI '"' % WFNiRICKsoN BLAKE LoN0,
Nos N and ~ Annst, Publishers ana beokAeuers
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broadway BOUDOIR, between Grand and
I'D Cana-Grand Afternoon Performance Crand Afternoon
Performance Mr. H. Watknss great comic drains founded on
the Ledger RouaDee Of The Hidden Hand The Hidden Hand
The Hidden Hand The Hidden Hand witnessed during the
pst. two by large and delighted sssembges tina. have
been nightly moved tenrs and convulsed laughter
Men, women aud children resort TO this beautiful PsroE
III eater, ASSURE Of eDjoying
Charming and Delightful Entertainment,
IN which innocent nb moral sentiment and heahfnl mind
relaxing amusement form the principal features
MR. Cherries Howard in the great part Of Capola Le No
Mr.. II. Watkins In his original part OF 0inra Wool
Other characters by q capital company Of comedians ,
Admission Is cen Children 10 cents Front seats reserved
for Ladies'
Afternoon doors open at O'Clock Curtain rises at a.
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SIXTH EDIrIos Now RgADI.

INK CASE OF DRIED SUIT: C0ndeased
large compact Phe Of lO pages EoE sale a. tia
pfloe- PTios - cents
CONTENTS:
made fer and submitted TO the United ssss
Supreme Court; - - "A,
III TIE Judgment rendered BY Chief Justice fancy, VITA
Az opipioB IA the various matters In disputei
III The Ss5saaes and YGryiHg Posn Of the wholly OF par
k.T and Pots of Justices Wayne Nelson
0risl Daniel Campbell, and CatToni ,,,-
n he Ssbstases Of Justice hcLeans dissenting
- DisssnhsS Opinion I'm fuI) Of Jpsti5e CuItisi
vi ~ AaGlyas Of rts Points Ruled aud the opinions %
VII R.Dov and R,.Olre. with reference the Decoh
Of the IL slsfure Of Eew-York. a..
vi "s' H"p''' ~" ~ HORACE GREELEY Co,
Tribune Office New-York
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IN GRnMAN.

THE KANSAS NARRATIVE. BY John boy, ofIswrence.
Pce 70 EACH postage prepaid sent by express $lS
per loo.
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CASSICS M. CLAY'S SPEECH

Sewards Speech the Admission Of Kansas In the Gen
man suaee- Pce ~ 20 per leOi o5 per 1000 II D.
mail one addition must sent to prepay postage
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TIVE TRIBUNE CAMPAIGN TRACTS.

Price cents single copy; rs cents DOZEN 81 IS per
Hundreds per thousand III ordered by mall one cent esch
must be sent to prepay postage
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Mr. CLAY's Speech 81 the Cooper Institute pubshsd
tire The SKNNREELY TRIBUNR Of Feb III extra edition
OF which printed supply orders Price cents ~ Oper
1909 D. per LEGO II by mail cent each In addition must
y - " F'F-' HORACE GREELEY Co.,
Tribune Buildings, New oTk.
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Aonses ann farms noante1.

A HOUSE WANTED, for ] to years, located
"A between 4h and 23d I'd and 4thayS for private
f.ny hreestory. modern built high stooP brick House
with gas BATH water and gsSxtures in the house
rcp house preferred be perfect Ad
dress W. Station b. Urandst Post Ofice giving uii par
tculars with lowest rent that will be taken
WyANTED-FOr small family, HOUSE OF
w moderate size In good order and good
and s Water other convenience Parties having
such and wishing TO lease reasonable terms W. 50
Sre.s with particular. Of location rent &C. Box No 2 r o.
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WA SA DOUBLE SOLE WATERPROOF
GA sBJ 8EWED BOOTS. al J0NEyS. Hos 10 and II
Az q Aso NJ e. Froooh CAT Dress Boots Cal aud thsa
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priniins.

ENGRAVING and PRINTING. - halp a,ds
~ Wedding At Home Note Papers, 40, b1.nsa. Al ~
Bil Head. Labels &c. ct KELLYS, No ~ fahos,n 10 M
For sale 100 Steel Engraved Plates, lmpressoos
uiahed for Magazines Gc. Ut = very cheap rate. ---
WIN. EVERDELL & SONS, iot J iSis.
w ENGRAvERS aud PRINTERS. Es,aisssss Evsspsfs
WV LvmDnLI, WV. EvsEDELI- IN, hss..=
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THE ADMISSION OF KANSAS UNDER THE VIVIAN
DOT CONSTITUTION. Speech Of William h. Seward in th
Senate Feb &C. 1860
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Remopals.

IMPROVE YOUR EYES, by VI. WISE,
III OPTICIAN.
Has REMOVED 70 No. 555 BROADWAY. Ia
Persons with wesk eyes be supplied With GLASS.
which viii greatly benefit and not strain the sSht Paesss
attention Is paid to a style Of PERSPECTIVE Ok(cN
GLASS OF The finest Flint which, though their high Posa
ground produce the purest vision, and heYe been ms
recommended the best Ia their elect upon ,he eye 100 -
Short sighted persona and those operated uPoa for Ca''
can alec be snted ,.,.n..
He inserts NEW GLASSES Of superior qua y In Old fs"
and soit. thr patronage all In want OF his articles
He warrants ali spectacle purchased OF him to Sot the
1--WE years. change the glasses without eALa snAlse
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Dauring Ara0emiss.

A DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMIES,
IA Nc. oO6 Broadway New.Yors
No. 1871 Montague place. Brookyn.
CLASSES OPEN AT ALL TIMES FOX BEGINNERA
VIII continue open until the lst of June.
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DEAL ESTATE.-Seyeral valuable COtJhTh
h SEATS and FARMS In the c91neceot vslsy, = nsss
amuton Mas and vicinity for SALE excee6insy
terms By THAYER PECK Rssl Estate brokerl-ne
amptcI Mass March I, 1869.
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DEMOCRATIC LEADERS FOR DISUNION.

a recent powerful Speech Of Senator WItsoN Of Msssschu
settE IN which demonstrated that the Dsunon Move
mep begun thirty years by Mr. Calhoun has at last OBJ
sned 6e Of all the influential leaders OF the so
called party This proved by quotations from their
own decaraons given In their language and forming an
array Of testimony which cannot be disputed.
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NATIONAL POLITICS.
Speech Of Abraham Lincoln Of Illinois delivered at the Cooper
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vIutI5
HELPERS IMPENDING CRISIS OF THE SOUTH

The day they are received Phce IS each either for
single COPY BY the qurny sent By mall eight cents each
IN addition ia required 20 prepay postage
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II HOUSE No 2l fast ltthst, between Sday aud Irving
place having all modern waer bath
ras kc Rent moderate to snail family without chlldea.
Can DO seen nom 10 u and hsn 70 O'clock Inquire
the premisea
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C,OR sALE-HUDsoN RIVER FARM

EOR SALE-HUDSON RIVER FARM
FARM at kivcrside. directly opposts Hyde Psrk css,
ITO screS 10 under cuvsen and - hsadsesy wood6
arte wafer rent and elegant river and mouRtxa 81
with olnmps OF hardwood and trees ss1
the pseDises The farm 10 surrounded BY besutsl count
seats being the residences Of John Jacob Asor Robert n
Abfnh.m Frot, iuKhs Archibald Russell snd ohers the
h well aoaptsd for s Of eli kinds and the
ADVANTAGES or gnilemsn OF taste practical farmer
,e,y supe1inr communications with New York City by Raid
or i. aabos SIX times daily. Apply 20 H. G. ADAMS. Ne
Cacefst. Il
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YINO LET.-Front and back PARL0RS, back
i BASEMENT, aud hall BEDROOM Of House No. 6,s
udson street above Grand street Rent $40 per month. In.
al No. 626 Hudson, In the print store.
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T AURA KEENEs THEATER.

4 AURA KEENEs THEATER.
- POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT
BEAUTIFUL SCOTTISH DRAMA.
DION BogRclcAULr.
JEASiE DzANS.
Ia. Hn.nr OF MrD.LormAu
MISS LAURA KEENE,
MISS AGNES ROBERTSON,
EVERY MEMBER Sils' 81 T Fl COMPANY.
Doors open at I; commence att
Dress Circle % secured week In sGvanos.
Balcony Chair, IS oesss Sofa seats. - oeusa
ON MONDAY NEXT. March 49,
A NV ~ y sS 'SSiSiIs
rnnns Ac1u,
Vanity FAIR
Dros BouEoioAuLr, Kse-
Box Book now open.
WAN AMBURGH 81 Co.'S MAMMOTH ME-
Y NAGERIE at PALACE GARDENS l4thst, near Gin av,
MIL %IEE s saSsEE2 SESsSS,
9RSER ARR ANGE TIE TIE N MESseEsE
IN IN ORDER ORDER 70 aaRASGE RIG MENAGERlE
FOR Tar TRAVELLING sE sas0N OF OF l lsso
F9 9R THE The sEAsos 81 s
Open s MN 4 PE L r p ocISes DAY
Admission Is cents; CHILDREN under nine, Is cents
LIBERAL REDUCTION MADE TO SCHOOLS.
NEO. CHRISTY's MINSTRELS at NIBLOs
VI SALOON.
BY special request OF many Southern and Western families
GEO CHKISTYS great local Comedy OF
Mrs. DAY = Newly EAR CALLS
FOR 1860.
Peter Day his original character GEO. CHRIsTY
Mess Bidsux Willmarth, d. Lewis T. Smith Co., every
eAeniDg.
L EUTZE's GREAT NATIONAL PICTURE,
u A A. PRINCETON e
hbiton Studio Buildings, lGhst near 6thsv from "a m
I'll 10 p.
NOW on Free Exhibition q choice collection of
OIL PAINTINGS,
At WHITL0CKs GALLERY 80 Canal IT., West OF Bdvsy.
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.t5 built owners occupation In tho very
manner and Handsomely dashed ihroushou-the plum
ok In PARTICULAR and all the other WORK and materials
the yey bet quality and descpton has two buffers
two bathrooms, laundry rooms ocr
niepces If desired part the puchaso money viii be
In a small place In the country. Apply % - 49,,
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PROPERTY for sALE-In I

pleasant village of Huntington, Long island ffontas
the barber containing about % sbost ~ IN hsn So.
cnl,ivstion balance In wood. On ths premises are lag
house Barn. Carriage House. and other necessary Out
ings aud n.versng wells OF Wster Also orc9arg :
Garden Fruit In abundance For PARTICULAR inquire Of -
5CUDDER, No. 1ls Wsrerst, n. T., or Of j. X CoHhLA
he
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OFFICES to LET.-AlsO,
~ ROOMS FOR LIGHT MANUFACTyRING PURPOSES
at No. IS WHITErST., 200 feet west OF Broadway
Apply to DOUGLAS & SHERWOOD,
Nos. 81 ana 50 Widest
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R0nses to let.

I OFTSTO LET-Valuable for Hoop Skirt, Shirt,
Seear Manufacturer manufacturing business requr'
ing strong light and large size OF Lot 100 et will be
LEI in parts desired Apply to o. INGERs0LL No :t3
Sosihst
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Now READY:
No. 1.

THE IRREPRESSIBLE CONFLICT.
contains famous Speech Of Mr. SEWARD at Rochester in
which he pointed out the ct Of the lePresslbs Con ne
sousy famous Hr OoDor at the Academy Of Music
couterdins that Negro Slavery is not unjust MT oConoTs
letter YORK merchants the sub
jcot brief collection Of the opinions OF eminent men with
TeEsrdto Slavery.
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TOR SALE-A FINE NEW HOUSE, situated
on Fsimcun; South Bergen hours walk from Jersey
Civ Ferry ssge fare cts The said house contains thirteen
roCms splendid view of the whole surrounding
the location Of the very best In Hudson County
acre OF ground attached all with variety Of fruit trees
Possession given immediately and before
el-ew here. Inquire Of H. ID. LANDRlNE, No. III Mont
roinefy..t Jersey .ity.
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NOR sAIE-A very desirable RESIDENCE ON

a0tht near Madsonav with extra size lot being sos by
Io he bouse built In hoe order; all moden n
location In the city Price moderate hiNs
INNER 4 Co, No. 2N Athay,