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/ OILS.
| Rushton's God Liver Oil
McNaif's Acoustic, Scarpais do
british, Harlaem.
COSMETICS.
COLOGNE Water, Bay Water,
| Florida Water, Msen Fun, s.
| Homes Lilly White.
4 SOAPS AND CREAMS,
iI0w's Brown Windsor,
IJones' Chemical,
iRadway,s Medlrated, CASTLES,
/ Almond; Toilet and Family,
Shaving Creams and Compounds
OF all descriptions.
FILLS.
iHrigiltis indian Vegetable,
lAfotfAt's Life, Brandrtth,s,
5Stfnng's Compound Ssnatiye,
lStrong's Pect0ral Stomach,
/ Hnll's Fever and Agne, =
/ MoFtfson's, Lees, New I4anden,
Paris, sapptngtoa1s, Champ
ienss; z
laraetienberg, Jayue's sHna-
tive,
Jayna,s AEue, Winer's canlo.
mile,
}FIibbard's Anti billions, Peters,
iSpencersS Vegetable, Gookis,
1 Cooper s, Gesell,s Rheumatic,
| Anfierson's, Allehasic's Health,
lWisterss dentie Pnrgatipe, -
tAllehasih' Aglie, Hooper,s,
1Ghickner's Sn9ar-coated,
lGilbert's Anti Bilious Beck
with :,
IIady's Blood, Ingoldsby's Pills,
IScott's Vegetable, Eagonts,
| Railways Regulators,
Roses Railroad, L.eis's Female,
Landon's Indian Sanative,
IaoIdeniB Ague, Helloway,s,
flalstead's Anti. Dyspeptic,
lGordon'S, MeIaneis Liver.
i HAIR DYES.
Phalon's Magic, Batcheior's,
,lGilmanfs Instantaneous,
Billiards., Jules Hasel's,
jGristadeiA'st Bogles. s==
MISGEr.LANE
DR.. Morse's invigoratiug Cor
: dial,
iThorn's Extract.
ITarranIis Aperiafit,
, tfarrantis Elixir of Khnb;ssb,
Garter's Spanish Mixture,
Mothers Relief,
Toofhaclie Drops,
Lyonts Magnetic Powders,
Mrs. kiddar's Cordial,
IThoinpson's Eye Water,
Watts Nervous Anti,
/, Billings's AslFingent,
Hyatt's Life BalSaln.
Mehfunn's Elixir Of Opium.
Railways Ready Relief,
Radway's ResoIvent,
lTaffanI,s Hndelible Ink,
DIR. Fiteh's Body Braces,
DIR. Fiteh's Shoulder Braces,
DIR. Fiteh's lnhalisg Tubes,
iDr. Roses Preparations,
Winer,s Arca1nim Extract,
fenellr's Specific,
MarshaiFs Gatholicon,
DIR. Fitehis Preparations,
IMorse's Compound Syrup Of
Yellow Dock,
j, Perry Davis,s Pain Killer,
Browns Essence of Ginger,
Mortimore' Rheumatic COM
pound,
iMortinore's Cordial Bitters,
Myers Extract Of Rock Rose,
Cheeseman's Specific, f
DIR. Wards Specific,
tuphaln's Pile Electnary,
lSfeer's Qpedildoc,
aodfrey's Cordial,
Turlington's Ralsarn,
DIR. Gnllen's Preparations,
Batcmanis Drops,
DIR. Jayne,s Family Medicines,
Seidiits and Soda Powders,
,rl Epping,s Find Extract Buchu
t, Ilucina Cordial,
Juno Cordial, ===
Harris Remedy for Fits,
Wilson'S Death on Rats, ETC.,
Leidy's Erasise Soap,
kirbyts Cholera Drops,
Balls Cholera Syrup,
spohn's Headache Remedy.
oil Gonnells Mixture,
DIR. Marchisl's Uterine Cathoii
con, z55=z5=I
lGowan's Liihontriptic,
ialLonden's Preparations,
IS, Houghtin's Pepsin.
d.lDarby's Preplyiactie Fluid.
SGHNAPPS.
Ints, and all dealers in any Of III
j catalogue, will find it to their I'D
their orders as above, where vi!
;sortment of GENUINE PATEN.
States, and at the lowest prices
WRIGHT 4 CO.,
MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
q ghartres street, New Orleans.
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Trustees have resolved TO interest Of sx
per cent the outstanding certificates Of Profits to
thereof their legal Representatives and after
the SECOND MONDAY in August proximo
Also to declare dividend Of FORTY PER CENT. 40 per
CENT? the Net Earned Premiums of the Company for the
year ending the 3h june 1852 for which certificates will be
issued and after the FIRST day Of October next
resolved further that after reseryng One Million OF Dol
lars Of Profits the outstanding certificates Of Profits Of the
issue year 1856 be redeemed and after the Second
Monday in August proxmo, well to pay FORTY PER
CENT Of the certificates Of Profits Of the issue Of 1885, on and
after the 10th September lexieret thereon from
50th June ult
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VARIETIES STABLES
No. l6I GRAvIER ST.


Next the Varieties Theater.
The undersigned respectfully gives notice that having
chased the above well known Stables he will be prepared at all
times furnish HORSES and BuGGIEs for HIRE, the
usual rates.
He also has hand and will continue receive, and
offer FOR SALE, stock Of SINGLE and MATCH HORSES.
comprising the best selections Of the Northern market He
Fecny socits share Of the public patronage and invites all
who fancy ine stock to call and inspect the animals
hand.
fall Ii j. FRENCH.
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SHEEP. An Indiana sheep farmer says that n
number Of sheep wearing bells. ii aay flock, Will
every hundred, Or hundred and nifty When sheer
are alarmed, they run together Ia i compact body.
in whieh set aiA the bells ringing at once which
frightena the dog, or makes him think some ane Ii
on Hill track, and 50 leRses without my mutton.
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EPAVE DU PREMIER DIsTRTGT.-H a
Ia etc conduit depot de 6payes du Premier District
Dryades, enre les rues Julie ct Grod CONNIE spayes-
I'm ceyal Hor lie pied ganehe de erriefe blanc
tachea bianehes lie deTriere.
ST dit pas cling jeurs fras
pages, IL yendn Fenchere pnhane dit depot e
MERGREDI IA de 1850, 10 heures A. N.
G. o. FLETCHER, Commssaire des
Manu- NM rn2
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

WRIGHT 81 CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
% and popular Family Medicines which they offer supply
Druggists and Dealers at Propriete lowest Wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency Nos 5 and II Charities street.
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SPALDING,s PREPARED GLUE.
sPALDING,s PREPARED GLUE.
. sPALDINGss PREPARED GLUEl
Save the PIecesy

E C o N 0 MYl DISPAT I
nS~" A Stitch IN Time Saves Nne."-EN
As accidents will happen in we1regulated families
desirable to have cheap and convenient way for
pairing Furniture, Toys Groekery etc.
Spa1dtng's Prepared Glue
Meets all such emergencies and household afford to be
without it. 1t always ready and 10 the sticking point
There is longer necessity for mpng chairs, plinered
Eeadess dolls and broken cradles 1t is just the article
for conc she'll and other ornamental work. popular with la
dies Of refinement and taste
This admirable preparation is used cold, being chemically
held in solution and possessing all the valuable qualities of the
best glue may used in the place of ord
nary mucilage, being vastly more adhesive
useful IN EVERY HOUSE,"
N. B-A Brush accompanies each bottle Price, Is cents
Wholesale Depot, No. 4s Cedar street, New York.
Address HENRY C. sPALDING & CO.,
Box No. $780, New York.
up Dealers in Gases containing four eight and twelve
oea beautiful Idthsgraph showCard accompanying each
package.
ng.A single bottle Of sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE
will save Its cost annually every household -a
Sold by all prominent saosrs Druggists, Hardware and
Furniture Dealers, aroeers and Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make note of SPALDINGis
PREPARED GLUE, when making their list 1t will stand
any climate. jals 1ydW
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blows. Flows.
1900 Kings Carey PLoWS, assorted sizes.
1900 Hall L Spears Cast Valley FLOWS.
1900 Wrought Peacock PLoWs.
1903 Balls PLoWs assorted
1000 Ayerg's
1900 gIores Calhoun FLOWS,
1850 Garret Goman's celebrated Steel Rover do
1850 Nourse, Mason Co.'s Steel PL9Ws.
1900 Mayher's Cast FLOWS.
UNIVERSAL FLOWS,
Together with general assortment Of
Agricultural Implements,
Consisting Of
GRAIN CRADLES
TANNING MILLS,
CORN SHELTERS,
STRAW CUTTERS,
ROAD SGRAPERs,
etc., ETC., etc,
Also
full assortment of slocob's PREMIUM AXES and EDGE
which were awarded the Silver Medals at the late Fair
at Jackson Miss For sale by
c. H. sLoGoMB i CO.,
Ct Canal street,
40 An, And Soto IS str
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FOURTH DISTRICT PouND-was brou,

si..as,ses-s. q. O FLEGHiER commisssre DIES rues
Eoaseleorsans. Z mars 1880. - ms
FOURTH DISTRICT PouND-yvasb brought
Laura md Constance streets. II esfay
.b o9s s ae a a. Sa RI sn . h long main and tall
Which { elaitsa within se days and the there
v 9s aH u nj Pound on
q q; FTEcHIER, Street Commissioner,
HENRY DuREI.,
For Comptroller.
E,PAVE DU auaTRIEaIE DIsTRICT.-Hla
JACKSON entire Les res ee,sta3ee ct laurel eonme
qsne tongues les pieds de defan fers ayee ane epe min
s ls d animal NEST rssl9ns dams cinq eers # les
Ell Ps5 fi d ssna Bassa aa dit Depot
...,5o,..-e q fL ss eohnnissaire des rues
r. as S, as.s M
LAUREL and Constance streets, as estrays-
One spotted el boar. and
Which claimed three days and the
DAY Maseh Il le selock 4 NJ sou paw ~
~ ~ q .: FTEeHIER, Street Commissioner.
HENRY DuREI,
For Comptroller.
Ct conduit at f. aa dp1 dss a. District
Tn sefrat, des taohes. Ell
lin coehoT, ayee des taehes
frais payts lis echere publqe dit depot
lie saMEBf, II de mats 1860, a 10 heures A. II.
G. o. FIEGHIER. Cefnmissare des Rues
Nougelle= Orleans lie mars 1861. ms
FOURTH DISTRICT PoUND-SVas brought
IL 70 the Fourth District Pound, jackson street,
Laurel and Constance Streets estrass-
One dark bay horse about 10 hands high long main and
iail. and shod behind, No visible brand.
Which ifnot claimed within I'VE days aud the expenses
paid will be sold public auction, said Depot, on
MONDAY, March T. 1860 at 10 o'clock a. NJ
New Orleans, MARCEL 8. 1860
g. @. FLETCHER, Street Commissioner
Registered March 5, 1860
Y. DUPLESsIS,
Comptroller
TNFAvE DU aUApRIENIE DTSTRICT.-II a
Ia conduit depot uatrieme
Jackson les Laurel ct Constance dpave
Tn cIeyal bal noir denviron IS hanteu
tongues les abes de derriere erree Point arqne
visible.
81 10 dit animal nest pas rteae dans-cua jous les
payss Il vend fenchere pnbique, dit depot lie
LuEDI, II de mars $780, h 10 heures A. NJ.
tInf1pi ssn;re assy,
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pATToN, SMITH & PUTNAM.
CORNER OF MAGAZINE AND GRAyIER STREETS
Agents for the Sale

Agents for the Sale
zE-or--
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
Have hand and constantly receiving, commits
sion, direct Manufacturers Largest Finest
assortment Of
Manufactured Tobacco.
of every variety they have offered the trade and solicit
attention ofGR0CERf DEALERS their before
purchasing.
They the SOLE AGENTS for BURTON Il MAYS Gross
and pounds; LA BELLE CREOLE bs and los; BUCK
FINNEYs SIS and los KENT,s losbesdes
brands; GRANT WILLIAMS u lbs, and others; LEoNo-
RIA pounds which took the Premium the State Fair
tersburg ya November. 1886 Y L. P JONES' pounds
Twists which have the Premium In North Carolina six
years succession and is perhaps tho finest Tobacco the
world
WILIIAMsoN,s TWIST first piekingso KATE ELIZA
pounds intended for connoeu only and in fact every
scripion of Tobacco generally used
We also have the PoWHATTAN PIPES. which receive
direct commission. dl2 6m
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The Indians ia Texas.

The Austin Gazette publishes the following
letter, the date Of which shows that the Indians
concerned in the late bloody foray had remained
within the line Of the Texan frontier for two weeks
after committing their first outrages in Erath
county:
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fEEMtFiUt}EsS, = IF Il
Winer's Canadian, s
SWANS, g.=5&=s= ===g=55z+==-.
Jayne's Tonic,
Kerl's,
j A. Fahnestock's,
MeI.ean's,
BALsAsi AND COUGH REM.
EDIES.
Wistar's Baisslm Of Wild Cher

WistaFs Baislm Of Wild Cher
ry, 5s- .--=zz ~
Hastings Eaptha,
Sherman BHtsaf,1,
Bnchan's Hungarian,
Dspis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Shenck's Ptl1n,enic Syrup, s
New England Cough Syrup,
BartholotneHss ESpeetorant,
Halls Balsa1n,
SWaym's Syrup Of Wild Cherry
Ayers Cherry Pecteral,
TAylorls BafSam fiverWort,
=Jayneta Expeetorant,
Winners Elecatnpaine,
Rogers IfiyarR6rt and Tar,
Mrs. Gardeners Isi9srwort,
stadley's Cherry Expectoran!4
London's Iniiian do
Dir. Roses do
AAiffiIeailis Strengthening Cor
dial, .E5
sARsAPsARILI.As.
DR.. John Bulls,
y, T. iuHHShHu Ii
Sands's, 55z
Old Jacob Townsend's
Carpenters
WSneoop'a,
Shakers,
== 5rafIenberg's.
Bristol'a,
Guytottss Yellow Dock.
PLASTERS.
Wells Strengthening,
Jew David or Hebrew
~ Badean'B,
Knapp's Indian
Alcpck's Porous, -
Grifiifthis Adhesive,
~ oll6way's Arniee
I3INiAiENTS.
McLean's Volcanic Oil Lin
mei,t.
Mexican Mustang,
Z=F Arfeli's Arabian
Buffers Nerve and Bone,
Hunts,
~ Hayer's, -
obia8,s yenilIan,
Howe's Nerve and Bone,
Keiiingers,
Gardeners,
Bartipe's Horst
Merchants Garglins, -
=zZ=Z-z====5 a. 4 l,IaefolSee, =z--=5=z=
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COMPREHENSIVE.

~e~-~~e~~~~s-
! aA ssSSfA 49, ss s,ysa Hs.d
ss sa sas ss XIX e s
anes with lhs articles IF cepartnershp before Il b. STARK
The bnsnsss y ne late win be closed By eiiher ii tie
a ss gs srsass sa dH ls rETTs as
!. ..,..... ,...., s szs'sa 81 i
active Ill I'M ass ssscsssa Rssaxas
name aaa s e g. Pits s M
III ccessors p y a Beard Co.. Aactonesrs
Hsssg possession ~ valuable records Of Beard May
sb sss &C. e appfas and 's ya'a
respectfully Y sse veg
6. 49,. -. aakbEEa f salTH.
NOTICE = THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
~ esissiag under ths name IF ELL BROS CO. It New
sd &c aas s aas s, y
EHsRA I. Y ss sf1LI,
New York December ii, is5s. -
THINE ssasI +. qr TIE gS %
&c I, Nsg otIss,s nd Mobile expired By limitation On Tic
H HHsEf y. 1 fEfFEsns.
THE 1s,,1 uEEsD " Will. CONTINUE THE
signature and for his own aecount. #5#E
New Orleans, january j, isa HENRY W TRE RI, X
COMPREHENSIVE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
s aay assoeated themselves together commercial part
i9 IL this ei oissas
PETERSON co. - = Au4 Aa''' = !" AAts14
casers 2 ~ orders IN quantities 70 suit pur
~ They e. SIMPLY planters cotton steamboats, faco
yards. 4 l''A'"' '~a' - - -
Order received s 4. their dpe 1s Magazine street.
IeyeA andfn lea
sset ah5d psrcf Principal Office IS Exchange Place op
P P.a wIILARD, New Orleans.
JAZZ 5s so + r REhFFssSf fi hsa.s
COMPREHENSIVE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
pg Commission Business under style Of Il PMEITs
~ Orleans. jan ls In ri Il T T. B EEL
oar hsass AZ I n, Az admitted partner in
Cotton Factors and General ooni s Merchants
- 80 Carondeiet street.
DIss9LUT TIC CONSEQUENCE q the death Of
IL ss:s1sss
COMPREHENSIVE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
ss esa ssa o sasngg. e VII ID s g
O. Woodman CO. under the and style Of WOoDMAN
aairs he I'D hons siso aea TO the liquidation q the
with friends their past liberal patron.
age we 9oaa respectfully ask for continuance Of the
/. f. WOoDMAN
- A. Fl. BEMENT
Kew Orleans, November a. 1859. ms. If 4
nISSOLUTI0N-THE COMPREHENSIVE HERE
toore existirg between the undersigned under the Of
JOHN " WO0DhVFF AG0 is this day dissolved by Ina.
ton. JOHN o. WOODBURY.,
ALFRED M0ULTON,
THOMAS i. WIBRAY.
new ORLEANS, January 2. 1860.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UNDERSIGNED have
~ This day formed copanershp under the style
JOHN O. WOODRUFF CO.. and win continue the General
Commission business Oh heretofore.
JOHN o. WOODRUFF,
ALFRED MoUEToN.
NEW ORLEANS, January q 1863
COMPREHENSIVE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
~ this day formed Copartneshp under the style Of MOSS
ROZET for the transaction Of Note Stock and Exchange
Brokerage business.
SAMUEL i. MOSS
GEORGE u. ROGET,
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THOMAS A. ADAMS, President.
GEORGE JONAS. Vice President
CHARLES J. MASsoEI, Secretary.
TRUSTEES.
Samuel Bell, i. w. Carroll, W. r. BARLEY,
John Watt, III. Avendano, Lionel G. Levy,
N. O. H. Norton Samuel Smith, Geo. McGreGor,
G. T. Buddecke John D. Bein, L. b. Newman,
r. B. Summer, r. W. Estlin R. W. Adams,
H. NJ. Wright, p Simms, ". B. Tullis,
g. s. Hawkins, z. N. Strong, j. j. Noble,
W. f. vredsnbnrgh Thos. Henderson, John G. Barelh
II. Frelsen, +. B. SHedes Alex. Duth,
S. H. Kennedy, j. J. Person, John F. Caldwell,
VIC Robinson. iy25 1y.
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z-=== JRyftatas
.A9uE REMEDIES, etc.
0sgooHi ) Ifitiian GhegogHee,t
Row#nd's Tonic Mixture,
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Wynkopp,s Tonic, Z=
Speeds Fehrifnge, @.55@=
Vegetable FshTiffHge.
=z3= L02I3N GEES.
Shsruaanis Cough and Worm,
Bryan,s PuiInonic WATERS,
IIoeeek'a PnlmeIiic WATERS.
g HAIR PREPARATIONS. =
Lopett,s Wahpeneor Hair Gloss
Barry's fiicopilerons,
Lyons kathairon, i5=#s
Royless Hyperion Fluid,
Phalon's Hair Invigoratpr,
.Iayne'a Hair Tonic, zz55Z#
Van pensen's Wahpene,
London,s Oriental Hair Tonic,
Hanel's Fan Lnstrale,
Oldridgets Balm of Columbia,
RadWaY's Gireassian Balm.
@. PANACEAS.
Swain's Houek' 5, 5
Gullen,s Indian Vegetable,
Longley's Great Western.
OINTMENT AND SAIiFES.
DalIy's Magical Pain Extracto
Professor H0.loway's Ointment
MeAilister,s All9Healing,
Brooks Magic Salve, Pryor's
Pile,
Gray's Harrison's Specific,
Trask's Magnetic, Judkin's,
London's Ali-Healing, Russia
z BITTERss. S=4=
Moffats Phoenix, Blake's Arc
matte, 80 s.i5
Hibbarti's Wild Cherry,
Richardson's Sherry Wine,
Hutehing 3 Vegetable Dyspepsi
Houley's Vegetable, Coleman.
=aofiand's German, oxygenstet
==.= EANDERVEERiS 81
ne Druggists and Mercltal
articles contained In the above
vantage by calling or sending
be found the most extensive as.
MEDICINES in the United
Please address, J.
GENUINE
n24 If Nos. li5l and
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-03-17
REUNION OF ZION.

Mr.. EpIroR:-There have been several
communications recently published in your
paper respecting the union OF the A. NJ. E.
Church, or rather the Connexion. The
difficulty or split among them has existed
long time, and has done more harm than
those brethren can imagine, both to them
selves and the people; and this the people
sees, and having an organ through which
they may communicate their sentiments to
each other, they begin to call loud for
union-and the ministry, unless they are
disinterested in the cause of religion or the
welfare of their people, must act in a
manner that will effect the most good
A union of the two parties is essential,
and will prove beneficial to both sides.
Hence, why not now2 There can be no
better opportunity, from the fact that the
General Conference of both sides convene
this year, one in May, Philadelphia. the
other in June, New York. / see nothing
to hinder a union, unless it is the discor-
dant spirit which has ruled so long, and
scorns to yield If so, on which side
does it exist This is not easy for an i'm
partial mind to discriminate from their pre-
vious sentiment, but from the course re-
Gently adopted, l think by closely obser-
wing, it will be easily traced.
l perceive from recent interview with
some of the ministerial brethren, and the
communication in last weeks paper, that
steps are to be taken to procure or propose
a union Here is an opportunity for all
who feel interested to examine the matter
both sides; and I would advise all interest
ed or concerned to peruse these commune
cations carefully and impartially, and they
will be able to see who and which side is
for an impartial union. The sentiments of
one side respecting union, and how it is
to be performed, was given in your paper
of the Sd inst. and we hope shortly to
hear the sentiments from the other side,
which, l believe, will be executed erelong,
from the information have received. In
the meantime, Jet the people not cease in
giving their expression. 1t is generally
customary in Christian communities,
churches especially, when any particular
object is desirable, the people are called
upon to fast and pray--to observe this pre-
cept now would not be out of place.
VOICE FROM THE East
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-03-17

by the way side, the fragrance of which
shall linger upon their senses when we are
dead and gomez TYPES.
PRor. VOORHEES, INVITATION BALA.-Hav-
ing received very polite invitation from
Mr.. Voorhees, to be present at this, his an
nual gathering of patrons and friends, we
FASTENED with all diligence, on Friday
evening, Feb. 8, to avail ourself of the OPP
portunity of witnessing the progress made
by his pupils in this elegant accomplish
ment, and if we are capable of forming a
Judgment upon the manner in which every
thing was conducted, we should be inclin-
ed to pronounce the whole affair faultless.
The ease and grace with which the ladies
and gentlemen moved through the mazes
of these intricate modern dances were really
quite instructive to the uninitiated To
acquire such perfection must have cost
many sleepless hours. This being more
like family gathering, of course the Ia
dies were not in "full dress" Neverthe-
less, we could not help noticing the fact
that quite a number of them were clothed
in spring colors, although dark colored
silks were in the ascendant. We were
pleased to observe that the "low-neck" cut
has been pretty much abandoned by the
ladies, and the beautiful Bertha intro
duced AS this protects the person from
indecent exposure, we would fain hope that
this fashion may long prevail. All parts
of New York and Brooklyn were represent.
ed, even as far south as Langley Place,
Mad. r. and Mr. E. coming up from that
distant region. Sullivan street claimed
prominence, in the persons of Mesdames
NJ. and ", while a whole bevy of young
beauties filled up the background from
the same house. Washington City was
represented by Miss R., and Morristown,
N. j., by Mad. r. Miss G., of Stanton
street, Mad. D.. of Church street, Miss B.,
of Amity Lane, Mrs. F., of Thompson
street, Miss G., of King street, Mad. B., of
Second avenue, Mad. B., of Cornelia street,
Mad j., of Elm street, Miss A. P, of Har-
rison street, the Misses E. and G. P, and
host of young ladies whose places of resi-
dence we know not, all seemed determined
that their respective localities should not
be outdone. Nor were the gentlemen at
all deficient in knowledge of the dances
to make them agreeable companions on the
floor PROXY. who was everywhere present,
and was very ably assisted by Mr.. j. E.,
also by the Messrs. E., of Mott street, has
every reason to be proud of the evenings
exercise. There was one or two things
which we noticed-one was that our old
friend, L. Ny, seemed to stick pretty
close to the girl in blue, whom the "count"
was inclined to hug in every dance, even
in the "Lanciers" Now, old boy boy, this
won't do. We know that the temptation
is great, but in the language of the tur-
key, we cry, quit" BoRN-ARoUND.
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cher first appearanee) Mr.. Chas. W. Walsh,
brother to Mad. r. who will also appear for the
first time, Prof. Waldron and Mr.. Robert Hamil-
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o'clock concert to commence at o'clock, For
ment.
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then introduced to the audience Mr.. Rob-
ert Hamilton, who, he said, was one of the
persons awaiting the call of the society to
embark to Africa, and who would favor
them with song.
Mr.. Hamilton then sang with excellent
effect the lines commencing, "Once poor
Afric's day was dawning," after which the
meeting was dismissed.