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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-29


Eiaos Of 0bnet--sif IF not pfssump-
tuos TO presume, doubt not that you
must know seine good and sufficient renA
son why we have had no Fairs, Concerts,
Entertainments, and things this season.
II has been my good fortune, for several
years past, 10 come TO this place rs rep
fesentatiye OF the people, and every sea
son but this, we have had one or more
Fairs, Concerts aud things Of this sort, TO
relieve the moaotony Of city life. Have
ron no relief societies, no churches, no
charitable associations II not, you use
TO have. Ny friend, I. j., tells me that
there are some private relief associations
on Lafayette street, but you must look
them mp by gas-light. The managers are
all modest men, aud do not make parade
Of their charity by day light. MY friend.
T. J. says he was relieved the other night,
in less than Ave minutes, Of an X, and
came away we'll satisfied with the fairness
of the performance. why do you not get
up some concerts and thingsi Last sea-
son, remember, we were RECALLED, en-
lightened and instructed by series Of lee
lures from q native Prince Of Cashmere,
Lusimon Roy, Raiah of Hindoostan and
were promised some wax works but we
all prefer fairs and things, because we not
only get The worth Of our money, but
know that II goes TO some charitable OBJ
iect. How can the people expect wise
legislation here, unles you have some
means Of referring the over-worked and
oppressed with labor, Legislative mind I
arm In favor Of state tBenagetis, or Zoo
logical Gardens Members will go down
TO see the number one shows Of the great
city unless you offer them substitute
T. j. recommends gymnasium-a school
Of fence, or some kind Of exercise that
would tend to deyelope the muscel as well
as nerve OF members that they may be
eligible 20 seat in Coneress,in case called
on TO go there in the service Of the dear
people. The exercise OF leap-frog would
have good effect, and ] have mind TO
offer a joint resolution, that the House
take recess at IL NJ, in fair weather, in
order TO play game.
This would have good effect on some
Of the Bob Tails, who know that they are
on the right side, bnt tremble in the knee
Joints for fear II Is the wsst side. have
always had q good opinion of Baton
Rouge and would not lose IL; will the la
dies please get up Sbbee 4asica,s' They
shall have the Hall Of the House, and the
Senate shall be turned out Of doors-mere-
y on the asking. by this they ebliee
myself and several other
| MEMBERS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-29
MEMBERS.


GENERAL CAss.--The Washington
correspondent of the Columbia South
Carolinian, writing ola great dinner
recently given in Washington TO the
members Of Congress and others by
the venerable Gen. Cass, says:
One popularity of General Cass
dinners Is, that he does not ever take
his seat at his own sumptuous board.
His son.in-law, Mr.. Ledgard, does the
honors of the table, and General GAGS
dimes on crust or cracker. He pur-
sues his abstemious course as neces-
sary to preserve his health at his adj
vanced age. General Cass' house is
filed with antique busts and statues.
Among others, is an original Of" Scip-
10 Africanus, and If you want to
know exactly the shape, face, head
and brow Of Scipio, the next time yon
happen to SEQ Senator Hammond, Of
South Carolina, look closely at him,
and you will have the information de.
sired. o
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-29

: 10 A young woman employed
in factory, North Kingston. r. l.,
complained for several days of a
severe tooth-ache, and at last left
her loom, saying she would go to q
doctor and have her tooth extract
ed. She, however, did not return,
and her friends were unable TO trace
her to the Office of any doctor or
dentist. The anxiety of her friends
had reached an alarming point dy
the 7th inst, when II was unex-
pectedly relieved by the receipt Of
a newspaper containing an an
nouncement of her marriage, on
the lst inst, with q young man Of
East Greenwich.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-29

A wEboona visIroR. Messrs. Leon
ard Scott n Co., are we indebted for their
reprint Of the January number ofthe Edin-
burg Review. When fresh number Of
this sterling old work comes TO our table,
we feel like cleaning out our front office
with bonfire Of the old papers and new,
In order TO have nothing offensive on the
table 10 mar the feast Of reason. In the
number now before us, we have ten steri-
ing articles, az follows
!. Mortality In Trades and Professions.
: 3. Rawllnson's Herodotus.
0. Rogers on the Coal Fields of North
America and Great Britain.
4. Lord Elgins' Mission 20 China % Japan.
5. Aliscn's History Of Europe.
= Q. Naturalization Of Animals.
7. Progress Of Legal Reform.
s. Souvenirs and Correspondence ofMad-
anne Recamier.
.. British Taxation.
10. Lord Maeaulay.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-29

~ IL Is said 10 be fact that the
Government pays the Oregon and
California members of Congress 500
a session for mileage, and yet these
same members travel TO Washington
on free passes.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-29

~ A letter from London says:
Mrs. Ann 8. Stephens superb letter
to Victor Hugo, originally appearing
in the New York Erqress, made
profound sensation in London. The
London Spectator remarks: As
piece Of composition, II is the most re-
markabIe that ever came from the pen
Of 10 woman"
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-29
LUMDEni LUMnERff
CHURCH NOTICE.

A n ELECTION fbr i've wsraens 70 serve dur.
Jeseph's Catholic Church In this city, on the lst
Monday Of March. said election TO be presided
By the present wsrdens OF said Church, The polls
70 be kept open from O'Clock, A. NJ. to4 r. NJ.
~ order Of the President.
feb16 y. n. BhUNOT. Sec, starry.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SUI ES.
HAS--Choiee Western Tlmsthy.
C0HN-&Choice white and yellow
OATs-Choice white and Black.
BHtN=Fresf Saint Louis.
Fb0UR-Extra, Fancy and ssPefase.
FbOuR-be Half Barrels Fancy.
MEAT-2, 100 lbs Green Shoulders.
LARD--20 Kegs Louisville packing.
HAMS-Best ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
HAMs-fs II suesf- eufed-- Plain.
H9MfNY--iee Bags, 10 pound each.
HfCE-2 Tieyees, vefy handsome
BBANs-sinsli White Navy.
APpLEs-A good article 81 dried;
pUrATOEs-fafge Msshsnoe and pink.eye;
BUCRWHEAT-eo bags A boxes, prices reduced.
CORN MEAfs-Miii Running every other day
CRUSHED COMPANY quantity desired.
CAPE JIME-Tbe very best-bsffels large.
BAR sANp-wiil o. ntrsct for sny quantity.
CEMENT Rosedaie slways on hand.
PLASTER pARfs-Enoueh 10 supply all demands.
PLAsTEHfNG HAfR--Best long staple.
MARBLE BBsT-ofdefed Tor customers.
WHITE EAN1,--
WANTED Customers FOR the above goods.
feb2e JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-29
wa.v - Mus MAor ofl-Thisls ques-


ton Of vital Importance. The city and the
town below and above are alike interest
ed The man who has the good sense TO
taste Java In the market before day, and
he who SIPS Young Tyson at night, each
one and nil are personally Interested. IN
til recently. we have felt no personal In
.erest in the matter, because the honest
and true article eaine 10 town In carts; but
since the town commenced swelling into
the dimensions Of city, we have milk
manufactures created by entefprisipe
gentlemen In order TO make the supply
equal TO the demand. Our suburbs are
increasing, and there are dog fights nov
aud then In the very centre Of town: oc-
easionally gentleman Is met ON the street
corner and commanded In sepnlchural
voice TO throw his loose change TO man
with powerful wh'skets, even in the full
blaze Of gas light; SANDER and detfaetion
are both engaged hoafly. and the usual
amount Of fast driving, specializing and
adulterating Ia done but Of all the evil
denees Of progress towards the respectable
ity of q metropolis, we hear nothing to
speak more eloquently than milk manu-
faeturies. Water in the tactical fuid IL ad
missible; indeed the milkmen could not
hold up their heads In the public streets ss
honest and thrifty men OF business, unless
they believed In water. what we protest
against II the chalk and sugar Of lead. No
body In creation can make better cup of
coffee than Aunt Lizette, down at the mar
ket. The point is conceded, and yet--be-
cause she cannot stand by 10 zee the milk
ing GO on, even she is imposed UPON
Could not an ses Of the Legislature be 80
framed ne 70 reach niikmen, who are by
inches making work for Doctors, Grave
Diegers and Lawyers.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-29

VERY SELFlsu.--One ofour exchan.
ges adyertises for two compositors
"who don't get drunk, /" and adds
that the editor does all the getting
drunk necessary 10 support the digni-
ty Of the establishment" ~
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-29
MARRIED..

On THURSDAY, the 10th inst, at the
Church of st. John Baptiste, Mr.. Al
FRED BABfN, TO Miss AMLfE TROx-
LER.aIf of West Baton Rouge.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-29

nay Beranger was complimeuted
by u lady one day, on the punctuality
with which he kept his appointments.
ut is q pleasure" said the lady TO
him, "to invite such as you 70 dinner,
for You never make US wait"
II am no longer young, madame"
replied the Son OF Song, "and expo
rience has taught me one thing--it is
dangerous not to arrive at the precise
hour, for the guests who IRE waiting
for you will pass the time in discuss
ing your faults"
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-29
FOR SALE.

"f DE SOLD 70 tbs highest bidder, on the
wv premises, Al noon, ON the third day Of
March pert--tbe Plantation known ss "GART-
MEAS !. situated three miles below Baton Eouge,
on the Mississippi River, canfaining shout 1860
srveots Of issd, together with 100 slaves, more
or less, or ing which are iseIsded three esgi-
u ksitls hands, not surpassed In the State. There
Il IN The place sufscisnt plant cane In the ground
with stubbls 70 make NIL crop the coming year.
The Sugar house Il one Of the largest ssd best
Appointed injthe sts 10 having one Of Niles Co.'S
lsrs~st mills and engine, bsgssse fsrDsce, All In
eompIets order, and the plantation generally is
in good condition,
The place il well stocked with mules and farm
ing implements, 81 Of which VIII be sold with the
piace.
Terms--Libsysl; VIII be made known on the
ground. For particulars ipgnirs Of either u as
IL Baton Rouge. CHAB. q. NOTATION.
fsb1estd VIM. r.. SAUNDERS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-29


Exotrfrs FoREies NBws-The Liverpool
steamship Tsgo, arrived in New York har-
bour, on the gath inst, and brings the fol-
lowing In reference 10 the bafbafities Of
the Austrian government In Venetia
FEARFUL srArF or vnNrrrA.-A letter
published In the London Times from Milan
states that the news from all parts Of We
netia IL truly affecting, and awakens the
livliest sympathles of the people In all sec
tions Of Italy.
At Venice hundreds Of innocent persons
are being arrested and imprisoned ON the
slightest pfetext, or on the inerest suspi-
cion Of opposition TO the government.
The Prisons Of Venice are overlooking
with Victims Of Austrian tytany, and the
iron rule Of despotism is more cruelty ex-
ercised than ever before.
The Austrian authorities sent off from
Venice In one day by one train eighty,
and by another train one hundred persons
In chains, without getting the least show
of q trial. and on the SUSPICION of love Of
their country and hatred Of Austria.
These prisoners we're sent TO the dismal
fortress Of Mofavia and the Danube.
Arrests are being made 60 fearful ex-
tent IN ali the towns Of the Venetian king
dom for the purpose Of striking terror TO
the hearts Of the inhabitants.
In some places feeble resistance is of
fered, and the Austrian officials wreck their
vengeance by destroying the towns thus
presuming to defend their homes and
hfe-sides.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-29
asg- A mar callidg himself Coun

sg A man csllidg himself Count
Herman Jurowitz Raletty, has been
committed for trial in Washing ton
city, on the charge of swindling.--
The Star, in an account of his ex.
animation says:
IA witness from Baltimore, Mr..
John Glass, was sworn, and test.
fled to his, (tbe Counts, } standing
in Germany. He stated that the
right name Of the prisoner is Jael,
though he was called Count Nor.
man. He Is an Intelligent man,
has served in the dragons in his
country, but has. been twice con.
fined IL the principal prison Of
Wurtembcrg. The Count seems
to have actually succeeded in
wringiug himself In extensively
among the admirers Of foreign ar.
istocracy.. In Baltimore he was
formally dined by some of the Ger
man magnates. He obtained &c
teen dollars from tho Spanish lie.
cation, in this city"
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-29
J1Ig,r uECEIyFD.

DER Adams Express Company, new
i lot Of American Watches, made by
Appleton, Tracy Il Co., waItham Mass,
which offer TO my friends and patrons
at the usual low prices.
THEODORE GOLDMAN,
feb25 Lafayette street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-29
THE prLL OF THE sOuTHi

THE BELL OF THE sOUTHf
rI,HE Ladies' are respectfully informed that
l. have jast opened spien ala lot n Douglas
and eherwood's much admired
aBELLE or THE SOUTH"
hustle Hoop Of 80 and 40 Springs, secured by lace
strings. which for convenience and durability
have 20 equal. o. SIMON,
fsb2g Capital Chesp Store.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-29

NEW GOODs.-we are now opening
the finest and best assorted stock, and en-
tirely new patterns OF Curtain loops. Cur
tain Hooks, Oirtain Bands end Pins ever
offered in this market.
feb75-2w PIPER u BRADFORD.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-29

IRISH LINEN AND PLAT1LLAs.
r HAVE received per late arrivals an invoice Of
\ 81 pieces ~ the shave named goods, which
have been bought NJ 9 great sacrifice ind am
able 10 offer them NJ from 70 n 80 per cent less
than usually sold for. Those IN want OF anything
In my line, VIII do well 10 give me csil.
q. SIMON,
feb2o Capital Cheap store.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-29
st7s Pm pAyW.

DY late arrivals, we are in receipt OF q
ID large stock Of window shades, vary
ing from ~ 10 TO ~ per pair, many new
and beautiful designs, also fine assert
ment of window eorniees, our gold and
Velvet Shades, and eornioes cannot be ex-
eelled. call and examine cur stock.
feb25-2w PIPER ~ BRADFORD.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-29
ENeLIsIs BAREeEs

DIAM and figured In sif desirable shades, BY
L the ysfd and In Double skirt Robes,
French Musiins, Of the nestest designs At from
l2< 10 10 cents, equal 10 as cents quality. The
Ladies are invited 70 take lcok At them,
q. SIMON,
fet2s Capital 0hesp Store.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-29
AMERICAN WATCHES.

AmEHICAH WATCHESs
III HAVE JUST received . lot Of American
Il Watches, In gold and silver eases, saitsbls
for overseers and Meehanics, on ecount Of their
strength and regularity,
Az the American wstch, 10 sometbipg new IN
the South, would invite all my friends and Gus
TONERS, and the public generally, 10 call and So
them. II affords me pleasure 10 show them 10
everybody.
Nv stock Of English and French Watches, h a.
ways complete, comprising the most celebrated
makers. MY stock Of Jewelry h the largest and
best selected, and my prices reasonable.
Having engaged the services Of Mr.. jules
Palmer (iate In the employment Of Hyde Good
ristt sm prepared 10 execute eli work, without
delay, and In the best manner. 49,
THEODORE GOLDMAN.
Matchmaker and Jeweisr-LA5aysess street,
seat door 70 Bossrs Drug store.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-29
FLYING CIOUD.

TINS CELEBRATED H0RsE, and a
l. favefite son ef old Black Hswk, IlTx\
will he ~ my sta bles, three miles from fyA
rston Rouge. on Highland Road, un- 49,
IN the 10th u March, ana will serve mares the
following terms so 70 insure q colt.
flying Cloud has trotted mile IN 2sfT, snd has
and roadster than any horse living. For fntbes
particulars SCENE. DENNIS DA1GRE.
fpi,2T41m
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-29

A f s.ss :; s., e. s s.ss. ss,s',s
WIN. Knsbe a o.. Baltimore, Nd, w
wsserooms fstcry BuiIdibr) cornsr Camp and
Common Streets, New Orlesss.
The Knabe Pianos have never faiied 70 tsko
the first Premium whenever and Wherever they
have been brought In competition with Pianos
fan the best makers Of New Yoft, boston, Phils-
dslpbis, and Baltimore; they have the full Iron
Frame, and are guaranteed for ave years with
The privilege Al exchange ~ any time within six
months from the dsy Of Sale, II they fail 70 give
entire satisfaction.
All orders addressed 70
NE1Lb a wAsHBUHN,
New Orleans, viii receive prompt attention.
febi4emd&w
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-29

ga caravan Of pilgrims to the
Holy Land is announced to leave
Marseilles on the 18th Of March,.
They are TO pass the whole Of Pas.
sion week and the Easter festivals
at Jerusalem, and, after visiting all
the remarkable places mentioned
in Holy Writ, will embark at Be-
yrout. for France
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-29

GREEN MEATs.-2ooo pounds Of Bulk
1Sbf6 JOSHUA BEAL,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-29

q. w. DEARING, M. D.,
Residence Corner Of ~. Ferdinand Europe sts..
~ once, n. 7. wsddilrs Drug Store, Main
street, Baton kouss. ffsba1-y
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-29

RICHARDS CAPE LINE.
KIN BARREfS just received and for sale By
cOO dec12 BAkuEE q BENJAMIN.
HAY, CORN, OATS, &C.
A FULL SUPPLY always on hand.
IA decf3 BAkBEE 4 BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-29

THE ATTENTION Of the public IL direeied 70
L the Testimonials of citizens II this place, IN
regard 10 sCOvEL 4 G0ODELLs Family and
Plantation
SEWING MACHINES.
Call and examine for yourselves.
win sell this Machine with full gusran.
Tee that u will do sll the sewing required In q
family or on . plantation, also, that u 10 sot an
Infringement on sny one, ard that viii keep
them In order until the operator learns the use Of
them, when, fftom their Simplicity they can al
ways keep them In order. ilfLll
Gall and examine them you viii hnd . Lady In
attendance. &
Rooms On Third street.
We the undersigned citizens Of Baton Rouge
and vicinity, having purchased one OF scovei \
0oodelrs Family and Plantation Sewing Machines,
" recommend y 60 sii persons 80 Family and
Plantation Machine.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-29
Aud points out the following mod
Of revising that document

ments 10 this Consultation may be propos-
ed In the Senate or House Of Representa-.
uves, and II the same shall bc agreed 10
by two-tbirds Of the members elected TO
each House, such proposed amendment or
amendments shall be entered on their
journals, with the yeas and nays taken
thereon and the Secretary Of State shall
eause the same 10 be Published, three
months before the neat general election
for Representatives Of tho State Leeisla
ture, In at least OF newspaper. In French
and English, In esses - OF tho State
In which newspaper shall DO published ;
and such proposed amendment, or amend
ments shall be submitted 20 tho people ut
said election and II q majority Of the vo-
ters At said election shall approve and rat
ify such amendment or AMENDMENTS. the
same shall become part Of tho Constitu-
ton. II moro than ono amendment be
submitted ut time, they shall be sub
mitted In such manner and form. that tho
people may vote for or against zach amend
mont separately.
II is not enough to have submitted
the. question to the people in 1856
when they voted against it, but now
the subject comes. up again, and we
are told by gentlemen who look be.
yond the letter Of the law into It's
spirit, that Article 107 does not mean
to have the consent Of shree-fourths Of
both Houses Of the General Assembly
as II says, bat three.fourths Of a quo.
rum Of both Houses! Wise conclu-
sion ! Logical inference ! Equal fully
to the logic to prove every cat hath
three tails more than no cat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
WEDNESDAY, March 2s--6 p. N.

WEDNESDAY, March 2S-6 IN.
The steamship Asia sailed to-day, with no specie
on freight. Foreign exchange closed dull bat firm
at yesterdays prices-l0sl q for sterling, aud
6I72 for francs. There were not many bills Offer
ing, either by the bankers or mercantile drawers
and had there been an active demand an advance
In rates would have been realized. The bankers,
whom the course Of the exchange market dsap-
points sadly, affirm that the importers are unable
to make their remittsnces for want Of money.
This view is hardly consistent with the facts: the
trade with the South this spring has been con.
siderably the largest ever known, and the
West is, from all We can learn, buying more than
last spring or the spring before. In many cases
no doubt the jobbers have not yet given their paper
for their purchases; the Western trade is just at
its height, and it is quite early for settlements.
But rs rule, it is probable that tho grocers and
the importers OF staple dry goods are as well able
a. usual to make their payments this spring. The
bankers forget that the country has exported since
Jan.l nearly $36 900 900 of cotton, produce, pro-
visions, and foreign merchandise re-exported more
than last year; this additional supply of bills will
60 long way toward explaining tho dulness of
the market.
The following are the last quotations Of sight ex.
change on New York at the cities mentioned, the
quotations being in all cases for gold:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-29
City Intelligence.

TEE CrY Hall CIox.-Thc long talked Of clock for
The recently created cupola the City Hall has made it,
appearance In part, after series Of announcements
solemn and formal almost those which will probably
herald The advent Of the Prince Of Wales these demo-
cratic regions. portion Of tho works, with tho four
da, pat up the other day by several workmcu, and
il ID 10 be presumed there now doubt that 10 few
days q furt6est the process Of erection VIII have bean
completed mo clock y said TO be . foe Hmsle Of the
former one destroyed In The memorable Atlantic cable
celebration and also Of that Dr. Tyngs church. In tho
Second avenue Tue pntons and SHAFT are manufactured
eecapement The main whees have . diameter OF thirty
Dcbes and the length Of the pendulum about fourteen
feet
The STRIKE on zm srom CUTTERS on rm NEW CAnR-
pRAL-I stated that Archbishop Hughes has declined
to interfere behalf Of the stone cutters engaged ii the
erection OF the Roman CAthouc Cathedral In the Fifth
avenue who recently struck for higher wages The cause
not permit any Interference under the present crcum
stances and unless therefore, Mr. joyce ht TO RAISE
the salaries Of mis- men, 10 IDLE 70 hope for redress
ToAPKMs SqtAxx--From present appearances, this
park likely 70 become m ornament u the city, instead
Of continuing 70 be alarge, barren unsghty neld without
beauty or attraction Of any kind Whatever, Tue
Street. Commissioner has ordered iron railing 70 bo
placed Gil around the square, and the walks and fields
beipg thoroughly renovated. The more shaded parkp
with eraveled walks, &c. The better for the poor hard
working classes.
TEE LEcTru sxAsoS-Mr. John F. q. King, who de-
livered lecture on "the Spirit Of the Tines" short
time SINCE before the residents OF Port Richmond ssasn
Island and which listened 70 by some Of the first
people OF the Island has been requested repeat his lee
lure, which he has consented 70 do ON Friday evening
March 80, at Hueuenot Ball, Port Richmond.
NEW ORLEANS TO LONDON AND HAvRR N sEvrs pAYs--
We learn IRON Mr. stoker, she European and American