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.-.,' VINE HILL CLASSICAL !; Z: !, : :, :. :.
= AND 49,, - i - ..r..yss. go.
: MILITARY SCHOOL,
Scotland Neck, Halifax County, NJ, c. {

~ ~ NORTON Ls VENABLE,. I ,p;n ..;,,,,j,
a5a So rsf JOSEPH YENABLE, A. H., 4 't"''sPus'-
TnNHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION will
open The I'd Monday in January, 1861. The course
instruction will be designed to prepare students for the
University any College for the practical duties of
life s ~ - f..- $3.50
Special attention viii be given to the raj well as
mental training of those nrused to the of the n-
cpa The military department will be under the dIree
ton Of two officers Of experience and ability. q = -
TERMS PER SESSION OF TWENTY WEEKS.
Tuition in the Classical Department, $z5r 90 =
r-.- a" 3'' English - s4t-.7r 10 ,eo-I
Contingent Fee, .-s.. .E -. ss-,ss - 3D.
Board per month, s-e<&. ~ ri ~. 10 OVsa
Reports will be sent 10 parents and guardians at the
middle and close of each session. ,-a la' p hsszsf
For further particulars apply for circular Address the
Principals Scotland Neck z. D., Halifax Co., N. Co.
Dec. 2 1860. r-s y .. .tNs ssE-if=s 49-wSt.
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FRUIT TREES, &C.

t"-.E--|-I :
ILL be sold at private sale, nj the Auction Room Of
w Moore & Barham, second door from Hackney POOLS
ClShng Store Market Square, Dwarf and Standard
Pear Trees of the choicest kind ais Perpetual CarnatOn
Pink Camean Japonica &C. The above trees and plants
have been grown by j. n Bonnet of the Seaboard Nurse
ry, Norfolk, Va. asz-s : ~ SAa
Catalogues may be seen at the above s:oore.
MOORE Dc BARHAM, Auct
Raleigh Dec. 5, 1860. 8 1873 ss-f
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STATE OF NoRTH-cARoLINA.-pITT

STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.-P
~ C0UNTY.-Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions No
vember Term lseoDrury D. Spain aud sisters James
A. Brown and wife Mary-Petition to divide shares:
1t appearing that the defendants James A. Brown and
wife Mary residents of this State is ordered that
publication be made in the North Carolina Standaror six
weeks successfully notifying the said defendants appear
the next term of this Court be held ut the Court
House in Greenve on the first Monday Of February next
then and there to plead deur this petition
will be taken to them and heard accordingly
Witness, H. Sheppard Clerk Of our said Court at Office
in Greenye, The first Monday of November. 1850.
Hs@- H. SHEPPARD, Crk.
Dec 4, 1850. pr adv. IS 621f.) 4s-wgt.
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.-P
- COUNTY-Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions No
yember Term lS6oTabha Spain Drury o. Spain Stan.
ly s. Spain, and others.-Petition for DOVER, 80.
In tins appearng 10 the Court that the defendants
James H. Brown and wife Mary no; residents OF the
State of NorthCareua it is ordered that publication be
made for six weeks successfully in the RorfhCaroins
Standard newspaper published ID the City of Raleigh
for said James A Brown and wife appear and make de-
fence to this suit at the OF this Court be held
at the Court House in Greenrille the first Monday Of
February next this petition will be taken pro
to them - - -Hs-. 81 lssfsfs ~
Witness 81. Sheppard Clerk of said Court at Office
the first Monday of November, 1850. = : z b
s. f.s ~ b. SHEPPARD; crk
Dec 4. 1860. pr. adF. Is. G25S) 4s--W6t
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rnLsos- In this city, oa Monday, Msy7. No. JSssE
mos (coiored Indian dsctox) father OF Jesse Lew aud
!oshuA raon, who hssshy notified Of their fathers
dsceAse and viii learn full particulars by c.og at No.
IL Greene street
Upper aud Lower Canada papers pieass copy.
RAr-Oe Sunday, May 9, ANNE MANIA, daughter o'
The frsaos ssquaotances Of the family respect
fully invited 70 attend the uaexA from tbs hes late resi-
dence, No. 2o2 West Twenty sxth street, this (rasty
afternoon. n one O'Clock
WARHG.-A Green wch, Gem. affair q prosracted III.
ness, HANNAH wAMsG, noics OF the late Heavy Warag
Of Brooklyn, In the SD year OF her age
The funeral will take place at the Episcopal church.
Green wich, Conn on Wednesday aternooa at half past
two o'clock, without further notice The friends OF the
family, and those Of Der broherin law asury L. Rl,oh
respectfully invited 10 eaend Train leaves tue New
wnsos On Monday, Nay I, EDwIs d wnsos, only
child Of Henry and Eliza Wilson, aged years and
months.
The friends and relatives Of the family are re,pecuy
bali past ono O'Clock from DOT East Eighteenth street.
without further invitation.
WYoxoT -On Saturday, May s, CAruAzisx A., wife Of
Van Brunt wyckod, aged So years, moaths and q
days.
The relatives and friends Of tho famy Respectfully
invited to attend her, funeral this (ruesa ~ afternoon at
three O'Clock from her late residence No II
street, South Brooklyn.
wYcKorr-Ou Sunday, May 9, of consumption, HANNAH
7. srNoSsoS, wife Of JOHN ~ wyckoG, Jr., and grand
daughter Of Ms Hannah Tooker, aged 20 years,
months ana II days.
invited 70 attend the funeral without further Invitation
from her late residence, leo Atlantic street. Brooklyn,
this (russdAy) afternoon at two O'Clock.
Chicago and Joliet papers please copy.
wnIIAAs Suddenly, on sunday morning. May 0, OF
formerly of New York.
His snsral viii take paos this tuesday, afternoon al
Brookyn. His friends and acquaintances are invited 10
attend without further notice.
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is said 10 be gradually improving under the inuence Of
the Board OF Commissioners The attention Of the Bard
h called 10 oeacepcy Dire alarm oeis and Il recon
mended that such additions the wants Of tn, Depart
ments may require should be made. Attention 10 also
called 70 The orosssy OF occurring apparatus for saving
e in csse OF IRE Tho lack OF odaton for public
Offices In the City Hail 10 likewise alluded TO rae Mayor
concludes by nmenfng that the rate Of taxation DO
kept within moderate limits.
ORGANIZATION or THE BoARD or SUPERVISORS new
Board met yesserday at the county jail, and organ.
lied BY the election Of stephen Crows republican Pre-
cent The following standisg nitsses were appoint
On AeooSn, of Ssp1ln@dents # I've Poor.-Rydsr, Car.
berry, Bergen
On Account Of County rr,asurw --ssryker, Colt, Car
berry.
On United States Dsposa. Fanda-Moore, FlAhsrty,
Ryder
on ETaai'sa,se. Of Assss~sm, Reas-wisou, Kirby,
Foley, Schenck, Eames.
% Aocou~ts- stud we'll, Schenck Croweu.
On yaL-Smith, Bergen, Talbot
On PeWstewHdvy-Cfopsey, Smith, Wilson.
On Atssh0ue-SpaArkmsn,O rooke, Garrison.
On Special and Local fdzes--Coit, Moore, Cropsy.
On General fhses-Milnes, Garrison. Crooke.
IN Laws and Applications 10 tie Legsiatsve-Crooke,
Colt, Spsrkman.
IN Ctaims-Tafbot Ryder. Kirby.
On Cosuts- EAmes, Flaherty. Booth.
On Lun2tic Asylnm- Booth, Stry ker, Studwen.
On Grsdes-Mullea, McGDn. Foley.
On Aocos~ts Of St0rekeepos- Bergen, Crowe Mines.
On Jsors-Khby, wilson, Eames, Mullen, hcGtnn.
No other business of consequences was transacted.
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cord A evidence that these sudden changes do not
belong 10 New Ycrk alone. quote from the sssst ssn
tary report Of London
rHE hEAIrn OF LONDON.
The heah o. LONDON - prvasn far IRON beng In sn
factory state lAss weed tns mortality exceedingly high
The whs we're In the rs week Of uArch SS have
ihey we're Las ant lSti ~ the ~, foloyiss weeks s1A
they further rg 10 Nh week that ended 81 70 LOo In
he isn yeass 1870 30 he Of dssihe 10 the
weeks eorrespos ding With ist So but - ths
they should BE- 90 npsret Win the rassd
tho increase, namely wh 40 Tbs ooopayisoo eeovp
thA he deaths Of week by l53 snan
they would have been the rss Of mortality had
ru.ed
evidence Of the general health Of oar metropo
lin under existing unfAvorAble circumstances, com
with thai Of the largest and most crowded ov OF
Europe, subjoiu . tabs number Of deaths In
each In the % quarter OF the year 1880 in Me cities
OF London and New York
popo nofIa ndon Z.1O
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Heard OF Health.


It.. -Btby meeting Of body place yesterday
snerpooo, =, three oc'oek Mayor Wood Presiding.
,n~p'.n sooix moved Tor the adms,ancs Of news.
.,-p,i ;spofters, aud the motion carried.
si9sfs Boots moved ihsi when the Board ID
1urs a shoud adjourn All Monday, bat the President
o'e s.ooo Of orcer, the Board had Adopted
ss.olv,svs monthly.
sr.,n..n Gsssr moved W amend The motion by order.
f,ss.t~.i meeting next Monday. but the mayor held
sbs tne uou,n Of order, tns smesdmsnt wss
mlsp'scsd
A Con- m,n'csen received from the CITY Inspector
rs,orus N. removal Of . dumping grousd In f~ersy
.sLih street has, Re also Informed the
al The s1sspoe Of several similar pui.Ancss IN
90 parts Of the city
Ibs tsamsbosuea referred 70 tie comuoa Coun-
cI .tn thr recommendation u the Board o, Health
Tue touo.ms communication vas also sent IN cy the
cErr fSnrroRs Dsrsuxsvr,l
NV Vows. Nay Z, Isoe.
tn TIN HososAntx B,sRp HssfrH.-
10. Apyrosch os the s-s~on which gene
fsy sseedca WITH fporcsse Of scxn'ss ead nortsFs,
-. nasc.d tt~ usdesrrpea " propose ,ne Hoaorabe
Il Beslfn susgc-sioos proposals
ssiosas, ~b'sb asoPses, sealc enable ihs D~psrs
sit ~ uofe tesitny oondnod IN "a 10 COO.
49, ~ oe al present While weekly bits ~
t-niy rave ipcrrsfed In number daringNhe last tour
nat'hr, from Jsoas,y 20 NY. Deyos1 TIE AN OF
otsrs curing the sane mont1s OF she year gr~csing
ytt the character OF the maaaes vhca haze
is-i b.re 10 ibsn nothing o cslse sarn Or 'nqae'ade
Tirse dsesses Of . Affected By climate
se.son an sausly asoe n prevail IA ser sne
roe ses,a climates ana Ia The os' healthy cnes Of the
Bs reserspce 10 the su, ~ mortality from this once
sbos January lest, VII he that the number %
Gee ~ N ~ amount 70 zSJso the sane
months q 1859 "a ss PROM scarlet fever alone, the
deaths sere oco--sn increase 80 Of Iss on paeu
~ Of isz o sroscb,,n Iss Iscrcss. Il Is
etour, S.Z-sxo.S, 70, showing IN increase Of deaths
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Days vuleanssA.-

thus AnrIcLl HAs BxnH fnoaoU0HLx fnsYuD
~ 5000; ~ -. ;ss, ~ Z; :
Sis's !. -. :: :. .' &c. - 3. -: :.y 80
\. y 80: -; ~ =; -; -, ::
sssy 49, :ssss:s
prossras vm s. sqesl - 1s.ssz ssa ss.as pa 9 y
s.s. q 800 49,. sss.AS - gsss z. y. :, a.
pvrpos.s . vtAsA = Vsssnas Sropsss sss. . ps'sSss
.: = Am: AM, .. .. -; =, =; 2; . =: ::
:,. - s:s a. o q: :s s...s = s:s: az ssa
-. 80 -rssa !. cay 49, ,ss...s.: "a .r ...,
s1 sa~. S. ss e. ~ Pc $3.50: 20 !:
=. - a . :s.s, 4 4, ~. - =. ~.
N De rouss u sw yTssss brinF iss universal ass Aad
rive I'm. '.si s9s. sg'z 5I4 o-s..~ .,..
The Great Fight.-Fer Later and More
mr. r.sss ssreuls rad The .-esr, q q. sder o, W tss
ils co~s.t Lsss,. o. NJ. vusss y r.Oy % =. Losaou
ls1s, iro cerssr ~ nl and The xs-,s.n s,r..s
s ~: % s' SEs srs III o. "a. ss s
so~ ON.
A Fine Assortment OF speetaeIes, Opera
ohsss and rslssopes. 81 Jas. faxsrfjks, GO Nassau
.iresl
sEvsvssIrs-rseO Orange Blesse. weA-
srs ssv.oye b prssS,sss. sse unr'a's4 SOLD ss'y 0'
0ruo4Seys cnfs& ~ bnso~ ~
Behring's Patent csampssn Ysrs ana
swxss rrux sAsss ~ Brpsdvsy sp.s~ Of nsrA. sirss
singers Sewing Machines.
An ErrnE Fs~ srrLR
e.s..G for = :.s srs, -: :s, r
,ss sss ws,...s s-s .n pyss%Ss rrss ssis s'ia
PANTY s'~i rs'' .sross "a CO. ,:: ~
------------
wheeler q wr.e.'s Sewing Machines.
Cocs ~ broadway. rsv fork
Grover n Baker Nesssless Sewing Ma
90, as ~. s.e.d q a. fs.ay oncs 80 sro><vss.
Geo. y. slsss n Co.,. csisbrassa Elliptic
Lss r-nsh ara ssusis Sewing nsshssI Q. H. ooLdIss,
sttrsd~u.
Good Tea one Doiiartss chest, as Chrss-
rI.as,.s = Ts. Warehouse No css.ssn and ns
s.'eh.i"r's Hair Dye, Wis sns rcspss
,ppned 10 ne ssy asss rooms.
crtsssdere's HAIR Dye, wigs ssd Tsu.
dye va'.'.i, ssSn.S Ma sAsss ass.s
pup's HAIR Dye 30 Cents. Black or
wo~n II spcs 30 hsrcsJ rree ADD cold By al druxxsz
The uiusive wig, 81 Entsre Novelty,
~sy. crpos'ss sss~srss
Beautiful Com Lsswfe
., a.! n: sss T. .s :. $500. 70
Trssaiso. the Tr~s Secret OF Besaty,
s,f~ps pa6~s asd lnyixDrsa~s Ne skis r>uf~s
~ -nmt iexton beauufuy sear and brilsnt 10 cenn
btia
Bsopehssss.-Rvcm Mr.. G. ~. Gardner,
r z, % Ne na.ssss yssns,s i,-sn.ss - 49,
20 rel 81 Uni found yegr rroeb>~ ~Dro-ns brsnchisi
trnrb>~ coush 1cr~uges are for sale hroughont NE
bnnsd sts,ssL sd bT ~ drusssa
4~lioway's ptIIs.-wewate Tvreg ufart-
10 -ih<se rsueiie~ moderate remove obsrucrnns
sod sss nstnrs N Der vsous oe>s rbsy sdrulsts n.r
nnspss~ invisprss osby cradle all M etcurs c.us-s
syssfh rs'evs hssH~che prevent nsn~s snd foray hs
Trwsses--Dw. Marsh Continues eo Apply
w radical sure rruss 9TH IN he rs~men q h~ruiA
fnssss supprrt>rs stcuifpr Rsuf>v>s
etos<inrs It~s hsshns Tru~ras
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Jeners, 573 Broadway-rhe Oaly Place
In he city where yeu got sds Shoes cheap aud good
JkFFkns. SIS oroadway.
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Chss. III. Wtilss msOs's Brooklyn Cat.
lery Of -xqnise Phptox, water coors aud oA
a.bliHhed 1851. 2f9 Fulton street
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The President offered resolution 10 the effect that II
being currently reported tbs h Royal Hshness the Prince
II Wales about 10 visit her Brtauic Majesty dominions
In North America, and extension Of bis the
atty Of New York would teno to strongly cement
tae friendship existing between Great Britain and the
Tuited states, therefore
ne,osd. rnat Honor the Mayor be requested In
vie s Royal Hghnsss 70 visit this CITY aud psrtake Of
III. reroa,oa adopted by Of nine to three,
AID ssnt to the Cooncilnen for Concurrence.
Ink CONTESTED AIDsRMASIc SEATS
Aid. CoKsEIL moved that the Committee on Cyntested
Eess De discharged attendance Tuey had
sec deo to cisiss the peons OF ,he TOT the
IN trs second and Essutc Aldermanic districts.
Toe roola niiee ~ere discharged
The Bb'o WIN the Coupclmen TO have GOO
tue Jaws psssed BY the late Legislature relating
- city OF New YORK
rscEsprARY srsE IN FORTY FIFTH STREET
A -saouuoo vas oncreo ny Alderman sEAGRsr empow-
pg tbs Mayor TO or OF 81 500 tor the aopre
beprop incerdiares who set fire to
tue peu, Forty Alto street. In March last, by
witch eleven Wv a were lost ADOPTED.
The ot $50 ooost,d to tue Sorth western DIG
1ue PRINTING COMMON COUNCIL.
Aicerm-u oiirrel directing the Street
Couunscoer 10 advertise tor contracts for printing and
Gil Rts-sreo 10 The COMMITTEE on Repairs and supplies
ATLANTIC canIs csxnssrios--r THOUSAND COPIES
70 PRINTED
The call being made for the sdop,ion oC the mAjorty
report favor 81 pratns OF the proceedings
az celebration Of tue Atlantic cable, Alderman STARR
moved that the minority report be also read.
TINS OF ny mouoo the previous question.
Alderman SrARs assires TO explain hrs vote IN voting
az sinst OF the dsmDabs inpostions that ever
a.tsmbtsd 10 he pare d by the Com nou Codncii
Alderman GESr ca led the gentlemto 70 order.
Aioer STARR wss ;oeaiDg - real from the re-
pors exp aiming bis THIS objessed TO- bat
the Prcsio~b, sustained Aloer man Starr.
Alderman Brady appealed iron the decision Of the
chair Ga vote being taken the cnair sustained,
cad Alderman SArr informed that he could read
from the reports q explaining his vote.
Alderman STARR stated that II would take SIC, 900 10
publish 500 copies these proceedings another
voting against 1t, 10 because may DO done without
tract
Alderman owpn on explaining his vote, also opposed
The report
The vote being taken, the majority report adopted
by vote Of D6
Adjourned 70 Thursday next
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THE FAMILY HKRALD.

The Methodfst General Cor feroacr--c Clos
Ing Proceedings or the Dem scr~ts ~
Charieston--Intersstin Letters from
kansas-Arrival of Mormoa sAssts--
The Famous Humboldt Letters-Locai
News of tho Mstr0p0fts-M.rko. tio-
ports, &c., &c.
The FAMILY HERALD for the present week will bs ready
tomorrow "wednesday, aud III contsa full report Of
the Proceedings Of the Qusdrennia nfereaoe Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, in session at Buffalo; tbs
Closing Proceedings Of he Democratic C,av sa,ioos q,
Charleston Very Interesting Letters from Correspon
dent a. Deliver City, Ka sas; Arrival Of large number
Of MMmon Saints in New York, route for Utsh-rher
Occupations, Conduct the Passage &c. &c the Latest
News in regard to the recent Great Prize Fgnt in Eng
and-Lettsrs from Keenan, demanding the Belt another
fghtLetter from John Morrissey Extracts from the ia
Humboldt Correspondence Editorials on prominent
topics; All the Local News Of New York and Vicinity
Of importance Reports Of the Cattle Provision and Money
Markets, and I'll Interesting matters Of the proceed
ING week.
TxRxs-$2 year. four cents . single copy. subscnp.
tons received a the office, northwest Of Fulton
and Nassau streets New York Single copies Tor sals
the counter and by oil agents. Advertisements In
serted u the usual HERALD rates.
Drswings OF France, Bresdbents & Co.'S
6UssEx CouNry-OLAss loo NAV 7, 1850.
"a, %, 10, SO, SO, SO, 81, So, 22, 3d. go, 8, AS.
CossoliDArsp .orrIn!-oLAss 60 Nay !. 1850
%, 60, 6, Sc, is, IS, H. !, 8; %, s., 50. 81.
hAnAgcea, Wilm'nstou. delaware.
-Four Dollars Onlys-For this Trtnfng
sum you purchase, NO. 1i2 Broadway Of sOx
ekgss hAts Of be sprns s9e This Intelligence be
srsufS Ing 70 our resdera "a
Spring FashiUn Hats, %, - and 05.
WHITE halter. Ns Broadway, opposite " Psaps church
Anniversary Hats.
tn. ess elegant variety Of Fashionable Hats
and cara for gentemop children tho city clergy
supplied II . discount KELLOGG. ISL CANA street.
shirts to Order.
Apsrssct 1t guaranteed
USI ADAM
637 Broad way, be ox Beecker street.
tscody's Perfect Fitting SHIRTS, SIX for
s.. MOODY d shft Mandatory, 26I Broadway.
JeMers, 573 Broadway, ~ now Prepared
furnish LADIES' shnes Tor tns massa chap Ladies city
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AarEs's ertcopasroUA 40 gaS 0sss aAa
dr-ssine bcsuufyins eeaasug eurins
sad rsssoras tho hair JAAsA wa ald ~ IL
lruk x<s<
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BsookIya CITY news.

PARADE On mk ForRrpaSrH Rserxxsr The Foursscnth
riga, It. rumcerrg about two hundred ant ary men,
,u'nea oct yesterday afternoon for parade, under the
sonmand CT Col Alfred M Wood. They formed In shs
ca, Had fafk, sba preceded by tbe resimsntsl band
ps,csea d5.p Futon street. over ferry Se~ York.
~ mo a~ay to Union squsre, down AGAIN 10 soutn
'.rry, isore~nss 20 bcesIyn. They presented very
One APPEARANCE.
Bmookrs csrr Cocsr csIxSpsH MAY 9, 1890 Mos q,
!. - ~ al q. -, "a, - 20, "a, Is, ~ 81 81. 80, a.
CovsoI-Egcios rKrsprr-xss.cx 90 TINS MAroa,
&C -Tbe Board 81 Alaerncn met iast evening II
oco,k IN aocordsnoe the provssns OF the charter.
AZ tbefs are number of small ofhcss IN The gut u the
soara ccrssaersbe ANXIETY ~ msoiiessed oy applicants
the finrrsrt positions and their frencs sto nsd the
sndnoStam u utu.ses oay~cisy No III nissed
srfin tie rating bot Aldermen AMI others who
I'D ksiun ate busirev- there
TIE iui0wmg tue members Of the new Board, -
cis-sbec politically
R-rsbsaas D-~ccrsn.
Ward 1-John 0.sh5s. Ward 1-ftAni HcLsnghitn
a-Cbsrss jenkins S-Rob-rs furey
A-fstsr q Iaylor e-Cnari-s Franks
s-Jss Van Bfunt 7-John Stsnoufy.
"a T. mas ssropg e-tnns y. Green.
1b-Dsnaei Nsuj~r 1C-nsnl Green
IL mo Perry. 1i-Jonn A. Dayton.
lQ-ffedk schools. la-f~n~l q kr~rie.
lt-Ef~srd Murpay.
le-Casies KENT
ls--Msrtu Kshfstsch
svered to their names
Aiaermsp Ds,ros moved taa the Board prcs.es 10
elscta Prseident, vhca carried, sod Nsrus Ksb
ne'seh Of the hshiecnth vsa, elected BY the toll
James Van Bfupt. r.pabnesn.
Peter q. ray ior, republican. .................
named caucus nominees we're elected 10 The odoes
csy ci1s--w william O. B~hop
Bsaln tecr-Ir. Joseph y Joses
N~ss~osr % rc~~on Csss 1-psvid Sutton.
Clrk ~ 1s ksyks-Jon Hsrron
Irg,stos9 forneSs, ". d james n. McGHi. Henry
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JeneGs, 573 Broadway, ~ now Prepared
70 A shea tor chap Ladies city
ssh country dnd shoes, ct ali prices chenp q
JkFfkRs'. SIS BroadwAy.
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PNre~essxsssa Cha~s~ssvs, WITH Chsrss
I'd .,Ii yrrs. ssswsSa.a. r'v~ t~ar II rowLzs
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Drawings or the Delaware state Lotte-
re a-woOD. EDIY o., Managers Of the
pLAwARs EvSrucxv MISSOURI L0rrxRfgs.
rpLkwAsE-sxrRA Gas 10 az, MAY 7. 1861
T. As g. 81. a. 49, p. &c. IL, Sc. 81 81, 49, rs, So.
DxLAwARE-CIAss r o. as, MAY T. 1881
10, 8, ~. 40. 40. 80. 81, 2s, 81, SO. So, IS. "a
WOOL, EDDY CO.. wnmisgpa, Delaware.
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A,ADEY or Music -Afsr brief recess In the 1t
the Academy Rossni's Noses In Egypt" was produced
last night 10 full and fashionable audience, and with
every indication Of atterng success The WORK s 20
well known To this pubhct has been sung In parts and
and - . whole both In Englsh and Italian many times
during the last twenty years-that anything like critical
analysis would be superauous The beauty and sweetne
Of the music both vocal and Instrumental the elaborate
choruses the grand march and the admirable prayer
all a. familiar 10 connoisssurs ~ houshold words
The nbreuo affords every opportunity for theatrical
illustration, and the Management Of tho Academy have
bot been nggardly regards the mise scene We have
rarely seen lyric drama well mounted as this
scenery, costumes, properties &C. all In good tasts
and the opera has been well and faithfully produced
There double chorus and the orchestra, under Mr..
Mrzio, has been enlarged This especially important
because the work depends upon ts spl aud concerted
pieces rather than the salient which the
enbusssm Of the audience provokes and sends
the public away with the melody ringing ia It's
Fbe princpa solo paris--and they not In them
selves strong fell into the hands Of Adelna Patti ame.
5Iakoscb, Brgnoh, Ferri and Sasini. Although the
opera affords especial opportunity for nne singers
display their eifs in effective solos, yet both Patti aud
Brgnoi well o. to carry the work through tue
nrsi ana second acts, which not over and above
lively prepared the audience grand music OF
third and fourth.
Throughout the opera there many mores1ur d. N
s,nTea all OF which received full Justice Aiens Patti
sang role entirely different from those she has hereto
foe esssyed ana she guisned Ia It
she wi he accounted hoang very high -snk among
the very best singers In the world
All the Artfb acquitted themselves exceed giy WELL
anu M .te" may be set aown q vertsble success.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-08

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