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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-06
educational.

ROARD.- FRENCH LANGUAGE
~ ladies or Gentlemen desiring the advantages of
French conversation in the family be accommodated
with Board and pleasant Rooms the French Institute
Glasses III French formed for beginners and for ad
ganced Pupils.
For further particulars address
"a, ar NJ l. ROBINSON, princina,s
s2l diff Ed GARDNER, irmClpals
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

THE TaEATERs- Furiases. - The Scsooi for
Scandal's was last night reproduced before an au-
disnea the sparsify Of which was sufficiently ac-
cenntnd for ~ the cold weather outside The
play was in every way superb, and those who were
there had fun enough Tonight viii be given
Bupkstopess rich comedy, Married Life, with
Mark smith, John Owens, Bass, Jordan Leflng-
well. Miss Charlotte Thompson Hiss Annie Gra-
ham. Miss Fannie Hrown, Mrs. Chapman and Mrs.
BiddIes III she cast The afterpiece win introduce
{, vans. Davenport, Leffiugweil, Morton and Mrs.
Preston and Miss Anderson in aThe Peoples
IaWyer.s Here are tive uproarious comedies,
each with m unequallad cast The blu is deei-
dediy powerful one.
ISL Charles Miss Kate Bateman had fair house
10 behold her Geraldine, In Mrs. Bateman's play
of that naIne. Both the play and the rising young
actrsss seemed TO please the spectators excelently
well. Tonight Miss Kate reappesrs in the same
character Ben DeBar and Laura Honey are
afssrwerd to do The stage-struck Tailor
Academy The Draytons will tonight appear in
There i q Silver Lining to Every Cloud, and
y Diamond Cut Diamond This is the last week
of the Draytons and their charming performances.
Museum. The Hippopotamus and Salaama con-
tinse VI do The agreeable, day and night, to al
visitors Ut Spalding d Rogers Museum. The other
cBriosites of the Museum, the Grand Aquaria, etc.,
are more than worth the price of admission, TO say
nothing cf the great African river-horse and his
Arah Keeper
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

Mns. LINCOLN. VIII it not seem strange to our
readers says fhe Charlottesville (yrginial Review
10 hear that Mrs. Lincoln Ii pro-alavery woman !?
YET ~ were recently informed by gentleman,
who i near relative ef hers, and who is himself
from slave state. that such is the fact He knew
het II Kentueky, where they both formerly lived,
aaa % seeing her some two weeks since, he asked
iii Il she had modified the opinions she formerly en-
tsrtained ii favor of the institution shereped she
had not that, On Tie contrary, her convictions in
pf It had strengthened since her residence in
Hsinuis,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

GoFro The receipts Of cotton for the SO hours
ending at s o'clock on Monday were as follows
steaaaer eharrneT, s,GIs bales Magnolia, 2,7o3 ;
Imperial, ,SS2; Gen. Qutman, 1895; Saline, 1902
Rchert Watson, i, ,Is5; New Uncle Sam, 1870; Wm.
IL. Levy, ss4 J; Era No. 5, 5s2 Crosse Tete, s27 ;
aim Barksnan, sa2; Dr. Burlington, 5I5; r. W.
Powell. s22 Frontier City, sss Galveston, 494 ;
D. A. January sl5 John Raine, los California,
~; Madison. 30; Emerald, 40 Prima Donna, 3;
Iberyille, 5 Ekyisrk, So total q, ,4sl bales.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05
THE IVORY YPHoToGRAPH-
JACOBS ART GALLERY, NO. a3 CAMP STREET,

Especial called to this greatest OF ali
OF the Photographic Art We prepared make these
pictures which, for great hodness and 9cacy cooring cam
euualed combines the beauty and sof,ss o an
Ivory Miniature Cali and judge for yours elves. : y
Strict attention is heretofore, paid the different branches
Of business Dauerreolype kind Of pictures from
deeeased persons copied into small enlarged into a size ana
painted in oil pastel water eoors stye
n-Mr E. JACOBS continues ts superuispd he prompt exe
ention Of all work entrusted TO cur care ~ ~ nj sm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

THE attention 81 purchasers Of fine harness and
szAas hosss u called 70 hs sale of Messrs Montgomery
'fh ayeffised In anasr eoumn, which place his
ay y oeec Fhs Taersss stables iea raver street.
sesoAbs npnornniiF suow offered purchasers to obtain
stock = very sw price there 4 10 he large number
said And positively ithont any reserve Of limit Sc adve
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05
Dogbear
Corner Camp ana Common streets.

An who wish qualified good invited
call and Judge themselves There Professors for each
s;ads ,fourihs Of The students time Per-
sons L. years attend Catalogues ladies
and gentlemen who wish them.
This the only Chartered Commercial College the South
and has stood more than QUARTER OF CENTURY It's
merits alone prosperous than before,
Notwithstanding The and oyel malice Of Aboisn-
isis whose TRADE Is magn and subyert what they eanno.
RUFUS D0LBEAR,
as apsts President.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

rs- Ciergyman's Testimony Pittsford,
Vermont, Aug. [ 1853
hereby certify that my hair having become guile grey
used HeinsessS lair Gopriag prepesd BY W. E. Hagan Of
Teag n x FOR four weeks and hair IA time
otsd 70 iIa original color fully the article
% Ae AZ il claims wv. kingsley.
Pastor Of tie Baptist Church. Pltisiord, Ut
Remember that this result prodsred b Heimstrests
lmtssle, the original and ons reiiabe Hair Restoaiiya
Price so eens and 81 "A bottle. Sold everywhere
W. E. HAGAN 4 CO., PropretoFs Troy, N. Y.
Sold by u WRIGRr C0, q ard ISL ChaIres street New
Orleans nl6 2pimdw
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

ASrThe Japanese, the Great Eastern, III.
r. H. the Prince of Wales De Jonyle may 90 and
forgoton but the luster the ebony backnsss rich
browns The natural appearance the sensation of pride and
PLEASURE produced By the application Of pepa
ration, cRIsTApoRo's EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE, will IN.
qaestoneby be gratefully remembered by all who
nuchas = 4 thing IF beauty Is ajos forever.a
Prepared al No, 6 Astor House. New York.
Sold everywhere. Applied by all Hair Dressers.
CRIsTADoRo, Astor House. \. J.
Sold in Now Orleans wholesale and Retail BY j. WRIGHT
Co. 2 and Isl chaTres street. General Agents. Ms 2plm&
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

i. u. BRuNswIcK & BRois. BlLLI4ED TABLEs.
Neapa e attention IF Of billiards 10 card Of
Taan and Deey III leAou sotle billiard tables
ntarzed y Messrs Brunswick Brother Cincinnat From
hls cad aud the aet ha the high premium tha Ohio Me
eerss Institute was awsrded them vt their last fair should
Judge tAt they ae article of hr class merta Mr. Walter
Mera. NJ V 81 Louis street the agent for the sale Of
fisse sahaea IN shis eiis.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

SosnsrHrsG 10 30 REMgMRRREn.- readers
shoHId t fail TO he Msssrs L. W. Lyons
Nj, Garner AZ Common and s.. Charles streets selling
tsir sPeud stoe Of and boys clsha great rsduc
tfs price We wnad also particularly direct attention to
tsif Of boys clothing 1t contains every article
esed n e toilet os boys Of all ages and comprises ali quail
ss fa ad stout jackets and pants for school tbs
ne cIsshs and reixas dress All will sold On the same
fs scale Of reduction and the parent Who would
child aadty has I'd sxosse
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

81 THE LAKE DISASTER SfrtJ J-seuen Lioes Lost
Tle Detroit Fsess Preas figures up sixty lives
lost on The lakes during the gale of Saturday and
Sunday, 1sa ana 2zth. Other vessels were cut
which had rot been heard from.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

p R se Il O Ts
In order to the Of the public during the prevail
-@. ing crisis.
We append list Of few articles weliseleced stock
to show our friends the public that what
RICH PLAID sILKs-At Soc, worth 9Oe.
FIGURED sILKs-Newes styles-at 81 20, worth 50 co.
RICH BRoGADE RoBEs-at s25, worth $40
BLACK SUPER REP. slLKs-at 50 25 worth 50 80
FRENCH MERISoEs-et 6oc., worth 81.
ALL OUR EaBRoTpERIEs AT COST.
ALL OUR LAcEs AT COST.
We would call the special attention Of friends and the
public TO an invoice of CLOTH and VELVET GoAKs just
received which, for Style and Quality be surpassed by
any house in The Trade
l24 French BLANKETs-worth sl4 for SO.
ia :. $40 for Sc.
1o4 e. .. :. s6for So.
EIpKA coTToNADEs-Fast Colors-at l6c., worth 25c.
White and Brown COTTON,
sHEETINGs, DENNIS, STRIPES,
KERsEYs, LINsEYs
And all
PLANTATION G Q Obs!
Corresponding Prices.
The public respectfully invited to call and examine our
Prices always pleased 10 show without
| pressing Gust fmers TO purchase.
| KEEGAN 4 MCCAIN,
.5a= 144 Canal street,
Ry-we will open on MONDAY, December Sd, lot Of EN-
BRoIDERIEs Just received per steamship Desoto which
will sell at the following prices;
Rich Embroidered GoILARs-swiss, Cambria and
Jaconets cents
Rich Embroidered HAEDKERoHIEFs, at, t,........ 30
Jaconet SETS, at.. ...............t.,......6o
Rich Book SETS,
Rich Swiss SETS, at
KEEGAN & MoCANN,
| ds 2ptf l4t Canal street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

s WAsHnsaros AgTlLLEisy The regular monthly
meeting al ibis company viii be held on next
Thursday evening at O'Clock. As business Of
Importance will be up fof consideration, full at
tendance ii requested.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05


~ Ezperfence <cacnes rs xhnt aalfcacv
emsesfrom applying for he means u sleas
erHg and save fe That objection ohyissed In he ease
Ts ssE 1arzea Arke's Feas Ps prepared afcr .la
eeFsA Al Eir Jses Clarke. Fhyaesn hs Queen o Rns
ssr "a rs known enis sarc ana xse fsuay s
fase dtaicatles aad ay psuse They csp
" sss W estsle eentaipng pits enclosing
sans Wig psRtaRe STAMPS ID any agens
snsl teF sha unit ssasss Job NOSES Rochester
a. WEIGHT O., New Orlasss. Wholesale Agents.
zlrd aaid ~ III Fszfsetalle fF7eeists fes suIyAw
q
- Nausow Ml-Hhc ozziee of Singers sesv-
al Machine re7ssd u ss Canal ssss sars grdan BA
ssnz street aud nesriy oppesIte b. II. Holmes
Tle price u ssas A. Mshne Ii fedaeed from $50 IL
$50 asd ahe Faaallg Maee reduced 70 So Needles u
cents d do sen
gh sees et eaeaf anrsyeuss sineezs Manufacturing Ma
shtsss sNS ; fsf SUPERIOR T0 AEE OTHERS for ane
sess.ae asG aeds 10 with rery iis
Their s~eceas has placed them hss ond all
ssissssn WALTER BES1ETT. Agent
ne4 zpg 100 canaI street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

Doc FouND. Mr.. L. q. Taylor notifies the owner
shet afge while setter dog 10 reedance M, ass
1srpasshore sees Eas description advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

II Il aaid by the Prussfan zetung that in the
Southern portion of Russia, in the province Of
Kew, more than 400 persons died lately from the
sting ii . venomous hg. The insect, which comes
iroln Asia, made smilar gisit to Russia sixty or
seraptg gaara ago, and caused tie death of great
nuEaher of persons.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

TIE attention Of buyers Of Havana cigars is
called g 20 sas which takes plaee this day al IL ocock at
40 ie Grasir srsst BY b Morphy auesioaeer III soe
Il ttsagaiitoed Of direct impsstaslan -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05
r. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans

oegs q H4s pE 4 sE5E
de la Eonyelle. Orleans GTAEA ROBERTS.-No
I'm VERTU dun writ de safsfe ct yente a
- moi adrest par Honorable cnqnieme Cou de District Dc
Ia Nouyee Orleans dams Paare dessu procederaj Ia
NENDREbI IA de dscembre 1860. midi FHoel de la Gs
rue de Ia Commune entire les du Camp
Ia vene pubque ct adjudication de Ia popdte don't de
crption suit = ~ 4sA.
Tous les Dro Titres ct Inere de la eor
gana Roberts nm erran ue dams lie Premier District de
Gette Vile dams Fiet borne les Euterpe ST. Charles
Poynnie ct Garondeet ayaat 20 peds dc la rue 81
Charles sur ll3 pieds de profondenr. ="
Ensemble toutes les batsses ameoraens ami sfy
bos 'sss
Saise dams laffaire cidessus.
CoNDITIoNS-Comptan au moment de ladjudlcation
Il. T. PARKER,
nl2 do IA shdrif de la Paroisse dfOrlsans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

TstF snFHsapESrs MISS sAaR.--On our first page
wo prodaoe synopsis of the aaessage Of President
Budlanan. Msny portions Of il are somewhat
varsse and Others entirely kacomprehensibte; yet
St NAV answer suiiicienty 70 give an ideasof the
Original tone and purport
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

NEW ORLEANS, July 16, 1860
To the Honorable the Common Council
ofthe City Of New 0reans:
THE undersigned owners or real estate
fronting on johnson street. from Canal street CarOu-
deet Walk respectfully pray that ordinance or resolution m
passed according TO law for the sale Of contract to make
brick Sidewalks borderei by bsones wooden cutters
both sides OF johnson street from street 10 Cnonde
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05
3. T. PARKER,
Sheriff ofthe Parish Of Orleans.

FffrH DlsTRIcr CouRr CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs..
Of New Orleans. GEoReIKANA, I. 4 E9BERTs. z.
Rf VIRTUE of n writ Of seizure and sale
- e directed by he Honorable The Fifth District Conrtof
New Orleans In the above entitled cause will proceed sell
public auction al the uy Hotel Common street bstwen Camp
and Magazine streets, Friday l4h day OF December,
1880, at IL o'clock NJ. the following described property,
All the Rights Titles and Interest defendant zA
GeorEana Roberts, In aad certain lot of groHnd lsi
together with all the buildings and improvements there Iii
on, situated In the First District of this city the square
bounded by Euterpe, 81 Charles Poiymna and arondeet
streets and having front Of 25 feet ST. Charles street by
lib feet in depth. ~ F' -
fhe buildings the said lot of ground consisting of two
story frame house and kitchen.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash the spot.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05
Ytett 0rEtatta ,LTY--.oFFICIAL.

der in
and failure
MARRTE d: II said oatnss to nay pay ihe above
In wednesday the Rev Mr. sgaih AIN the any renss of
EDGAR to Miss MASa4ANai oiNi' N
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05
PETITIoNs---oFFICIAL.

TO the HONORABLE The Common Council
of the City of New Orleans:
GENTLEMEN-The undersigned. owners
Of property fronting On Burgundy street. from Benyeto
Canal street. most respectfully petition your honorable body
agreeahy to section 40 of the City Charter pub
lie auction after days notice in the official Journal the
tract for paving with square blocks Burgundy street from Ben
vile to Canal street. and for raising the sidewalks sides
and paving the same with flag stones.
The whole work to be performed conformity with the epec
dcations Of the City Surveyor.
w Rushton, l50 feet.
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
-- Secretary Assistant Board.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05
PLANTATION GOO

EAAS Ia A1SVS ~OO
Planters will find the greatest variety of q
use, and all of SOUTHERN MANUFACTt
White and colored Kentucky LtNsE
Colored Plaid LINsEIs.
Plaid and Striped Heavy osNABUR,
rs and A osNABURGs.
Plain and Twilled FLANNEIIs-all
wooLEN SOCKS and STOCKING
m.. sHAwLs and HEAD HANDKERt
Colored and White BLAEKETs-bet
SPOOL COTTON. z.-zm-.
PATENT COTTON THREAD.
PATENT FLAX THREAD. =.A
so bales 81 points 8 lbs. White French
sold very low TO close consignment.
All the above Goods, together with 1are
numerous to mention. will be sold at prices
We respectfully solicit call from those
our line before purchasing elsewhere.
G. A. BARRIERE 4
AZ on2,5wIt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

NEW BOOKS.
LAKE HoUsE-By Fanny Lewald.
LEGENDS OF THE MADoNNA-By Mrs. Jameson.
THE REcREATIoNs OF A COUNTRY PARsoN.
ODD pEoPLE-eiag popular Description of Singular Races
Of Manly Capt Mayne Reid
aUEssEs AT TRuTH-By Two Brothers,
ABBoTTs AMERICAN HIsToRfEs-Two Volumes.
ABBoTT's FLORENCE sToRIEs-"The orkney Islands"
EyERETTs LIFE OF WASHINGTON.
AZ anst AT los CANAL STREET
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

Plain, Plaid and Striped CAN &
Figured oAMBRIcs and BR 'r
Plain and Plaid JAGOEETs.
:. NAINsooKs
~A7 NULL MULLs and vICToRl
Checked CRINoLINE, for S.
Swiss MusLINs and TARLA
White CoTToNs and MAZDA
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

phonorable Consel Commun de la Nouyelle. Orleans:
mi MESSIEURS-Le s0ussigne, proprfetaire
" sur la rue Bourgoygne, des BeuSe Canal tres
demande honorable corps conone
men la section l2Ome De a nouyee ohartre ae vendre
pour pave de granite car6s la me Bou
de 10 Bienyle cee Canal pour relever les
hanauettes sur les deHx cotes pour la
bnnquettes pierres plates Lorage ener
dapres les specifications dn Noyer de la VILE.
Rushton, l5O pieds
JAS. A. HOPKINS
OF 1awsw Seerdaire du Bureau des Assistants Aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

OF The city of New Orleans
owners OF real estate
from Canal street to Carondelat
ordinance OF resolution be passed
of contract for making brick
les and wooden cutters, on both
u street to Garondelet Walk Cex-
, lresdy been made by the owners.
N. W. Side. s. II. Side.
, IT feat
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05
:, r. r. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
sixIEMs CoUR DisrRicrl La WILLIE DE LA MILE.
de la 2@EthAas X. f25eF5
SIG.

FsN EAIU UMm wit de sMIsfe ct yente
~ moi adresse par ilonorah= Sixiene Cnnr do District
qe r. Nouyeie oreans dams Aiire edessus procsders
e q Dc detembre 1862 midi pffatei de Ia che
rue de IN Commune entire cels du Camp Magasjn
yene pubane ct adjudication de ls propd suit la
TERI IN sitaa dams ct hornd Par rues du Maine
NJ fhlp %alYez et Miro et fotnant lange des Phi
ppe ct GalVez ct 30 pieds II rue ST Philippe
sur 92 plcds de proondear, eli face L. rus Gelyez
Saisie dams laffaire ciessns.
GOSDITI0NS--Coulptan au moment de ladudnatInn
Il. 7. PARKER,
ms dI "a ShGrif Do Ii Parnikse q, ,ArleAns.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

26
A. HOPKINS,
, .nseil des Asst. Aldermen.
"a ORLEANS, June 80, 1900.
neil
+ the City of New Orleans
ners of property ON
Get 70 Toni street, respect
solution be passed, according
Z for the construction of brick
and wooden cutters, on both
> already made) from Roman
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05
Of New Orleans. JOSEPH WasDER sTR 4 AZ Sn5
RY VIRTUE OF 4 viii s1 r.: ossetzpre ana ., !,

~ TO directed BY the Honorable lie SIKH Drict raa
oi New Orleans, In the above entitled cause viii nroeaeJ
ssi A. public aneon at the City Hotel common street be
tween Camp and Magazine streets, MONDAY plh IA n
property, via.-- - s'tAs ue2oiioou
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in ,hu ,c,.,.
bounded By hlin y Philip Gayez and Miro streets and
front on GalFez - - : 1'f " tsNt N'~
Seized in the above suit. =..E.=
. TERMS-Gash on the spot.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05
=. p. 7. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
= ShhaARE oE M a SyEI y VII
de Ia Nouyelle Orleans. SALYAn5R IA IA RGI W

moi adressG Honorable 1roisiee Cour de nistric
u Orleans dams fafare cdessus e procedaaj
uNnl dc janYier 1861, midi iH6tel dc la 1Iits nj
de la Commune entire les tu Camp ct des Maga.is
criptiOn, savpir- ' ""i' 10 "
uS TERRAIN slime dams lie Troisieme District de cel
Vile dams let borne par les rues st. Antoine rod ~
H bagatee lie dit terrain 50 pieds de face
Sase dams lnifaire cidesbus
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de Naturalization
d5 ja37 Sheriff de Ia Pardisss n + fs1as.r, III
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

It consists, in part, Of JAS aoPKINs
RICH BRoCADE, MORE AND p 10sNs 19' 1''ieeh.
Embroidered RIoehe and Plain ORLEANS JUN 0
Printed CAsJJS1 de la Nouyelie Orleans:
....-.-.. 0prIe ct taires sIrr In ruue
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

10 the Honorable the Common CouncI
of the City of New Orleans:
NENTLENIEN-W The undersigned owners
W of property fronting Peter street from the evee to
Maras respectfully your honorable body
aEteeaby to Section 40 of the Charter nj
public auction after ten days notice in the eeia Journal the
naet for paving with blocks street from the
Ievee to Maais street, and for raising
Sides and paving the with agstones The
e performed in conformity with the specifications of the City
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

VASDERyEER's sGHEIDAM SGENAPPS.
Druggists and Merchants, and all dealers ssy Of the
articles contained in the catalogue will find their
vantage by calling sending their orders above where win
be found the GENUINE PATENT
MEDICINES in the United statss and the eeSt prices
Please address, j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
n24 If street, New Orleans
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-02-11
The Coming Twenty. second.

Washington's Farewell Address should be
read at meeting Of the people in every town
in every State Of our Union on the approach
ing anniversary of the birthday Of the Father
of His Countryside great and good Washing
ton. A popular feeling is indicated in favor
of It's universal Observance. The agreement
of the people would readily be given, but in
order to have the holiday observed by all busi-
ness-houses. Banks should be closed. This
can not be done on that day, because 1t has
not been declared to be holiday by the Gen
eral Assembly, or by proclamation Of the
Governor.
In view of the late visit of the Legislatures
of Southern States to Ohio, and Of the Union
feeling prevalent, ws hope Governor Denni-
son will, of his own motion, If he has the
power, ask the good people Of the State to OBJ
serve tho 22d inst. as special thanksgiving
dsy-or will ask the General Assembly to au-
thorize him to issue such proclamation.
When the authorities set apart day for gen.
eral observance, the bankers can close their
offices, and notes due that day mature the
preceding day. Tho anniversary is memor-
able one in the affections Of the people, and
we would bs glad if oil the States would de-
vote it new to such an Observance that fra
ternal feelings may be manifested without re-
gard to politics. Give us chance to show the
spontaneous heartfelt American feelings Of the
people of all parties in all States. Let Ohio
open the ball.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-02-11
From South America.

NEW YORK, February 10.-The steamer At
lantic arrived at noon with California advices
Of January 20, and nearly million and half
in treasure.
Advices from the Isthmus state that the
frigate Saranac had arrived at Panama from
Relajo.
Adyices from Bogota state that the Catholic
clergy had collected all the bibles distributed
by the London Bible Society and burnt them
in the public square. The British Minister
strongly protested against the proceedings,
but Mr.. Jones, the American Minister was
present, countenancing the outrage. A full
statement Of the affair has been sent to Wash
ington.
Advices from Valparaiso to January l, and
Culao IL, are received. Another destructive
fire had occurred at Valparaiso, destroying
fifty houses, mostly owned by Germans.
Advices from Buenos Ayres are to January
IL. Some indignation was manifested there
In consequence Of the attack by the British
squadron upon vessel when leaving the har-
Dor with General Lopez on board. The
steamer backed her engines, and subsequently
got ashore. General Lopez returned to Buenoi
Ayres.
Letters from Bolivia state that great disoon-
tent was expressed against President Linsres'
Revolutions had broken out at various
points, but were put down.
Linares was at Lapase with three divisions
Of his army, together with General Costello
and General Urbino, of Ecuador.
DR.. Ureta Is said to have been banished by
| Linares.
Guayaquil was still in possession Of the Pc
ruvians, and, it wss::supposed there, intended
10 hold it permanently.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-02-11
Happy Day-The fourteenth.

St. Valentines Day Is near by, and those
who mated on that day, lang syne, have vivid
memories. The season is joyful one for the
youth of both sexes, and tradition he's much to
do with the custom prevailing, Of dispatching
bilIets on that day. The winter is past, the
skies open bright, and the gay hearted and
hopeful have much to say in sonnet and
prose, on the gay.colored and fancily- pictured
messages prepared for the day. 1t were well
if no abuse is made of this light-artillery
warfare of lovers. Waggery, drollery, and
downright fun are proper, but we protes
against villainous vulgarity.
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Good Gifts.

Children have Saturday for recreation and
Sunday for rest and reflection. They can
commence their school exercise on Monday
morning proRtably, if they will tomorrow
make it ia rule to determine to give the follow
ing good gifts: To their enemy, forgiveness; to
their opponent, tolerance; to friend, their
heart; to associates, good example; to q
father, Difference; to mother, conduct that will
make her proud of them; to their selves, re-
spsct; to all men, charity.