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The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-11-02

List Of Letters remaining in
the Post Office at Webster, Va. October list,
1860, and if not called for before January lst,
1861, will be sent to Post Office Department
rs dead NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sc oft & Co., AL
bright & Keylor, Beaner John, Cromise W. Al.
Conel DR.. 2, Clark Patrick, Curl L., Golden
Jesse NJ, Holmen W. L., Hull John, 3; Ken
needy Miss Ann, Logan II. E., Reed NJ D. Ro-
berts John, Jr.. Selvy Thomas. Walker Vim.
2, Hough Jacob, Yates Mary F.-22L
G. E. JARVIS, PM.
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READ! READ! READ

This glorious Union shall nerer
be disso1red. fit euer IS 6is-
.opsd, riusrs of blood soiU fo,o.
God SAGE our country from the
horrors Of cirI acor.
a very large and superior 10: choice Liquors;
Wines, Brandies, Whistles,
Gins, Rum, Ale, &c,
IALoT OF SUPERIOR GROCERIES,
Coffee, Teas, Molasses, Indigo,
Sugar, Alspice, Pepper, Salcratus
HATS CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES,
Buckets, Pertumeries, 1nltccre,
SAIL, ToBACCo;@EGARs, NOTIONS, &c.
.--.~t7 s7s!g::iefs 'e--en- &c g. A.
sles. All very cheap
AT THE CHEAP CASH STORE,
AT THE CHEAP CASH STORE,
AT TIE CHEAP CASH STORE,
IN WEBSTER, VA,
IN WEBSTER, VA,
IN WEBSTER, VA,
Where you piH get your moEey'' Vor!h,
Where you tciH ge! your moneys rOrth;
R6ere you wil! &c. sogr moneys T0rth.
Cash or good Merchantable Produce taken
10: Goods. WIN. NJ. DAVIS.
Webster, Va, October S, ls6o-tf
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s1ap -, ,,=z-z==z, NEW UEsLEANS no
bsss IFTS GRAND JUNCTION, MEMPHIS
k&SE---A-S+s1- Eoss-5pi ssE5ASD CAIRO, VIA
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON
AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD.
1859 FAN and Winter Arrangement. 1850

Passenger trains leave the Depot Of the Company corner
Caope and Magnolia Streets thirty minutes past O'Clock in
the morning and at o'clock in the evening" arrive at New
Orleans thirty past the morning and at
o'clock in the evening, daily Sundays included
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a]artitular slotitfs.


I Eifs Sa s syss
| OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES
on, held Monday january Z 1850 ihe yeareud
Ing On hs Ar, MsGsqy n ysasn syRks l
yss. iresIds@s-,J osErH 7; ,MoRSoR Of La. Hose.
S$fsssasz.35qa Al s ssbGEs y NJ, o.
SAMUEL BARN Il s. q 4 No. i . 3. -. - :
| FIRE DEPARTMENT.
fhsf s
Second Assistant Engineer--sP o'KEEFR, Of So.J.
s.1cs s9ssP z, & NJ Il chairman
JAMES pEiAMoRE, of H. H. al. Co. No.
hka Ii RSf sssss sf ~ e H. Il q
coNMITTEEs ., 49,, y.
F'a @ sefss he ending second
Monday in january, ISL:
ours r6 dssssr T g. e. E eaa'lnHn
| HT TRACY, Of No. q. .8
eoxslrrEE ron THE EEnrr or WIDOWS ASp ORPHANS
~ r. NissET Chairman j. Go, No . penf street.
= pprEr Of H se9 60 s ~ No. l Canal street
wssnst Charles WAS MA cs X .'rees
sALrRED scAAY y No. 'ss',s' Engine No,
Victory street. eetyss Ma III ,lia and Vaudeville.
WILLIAM sCHREIBER, Of No. q, of soraparn and
New Leyee streets.
| h. GENERAL RELiEF COMMITTEE: l.-
| First UisIricf--
%ATC. REICIARn. Of No. H. No. g3 ST. Charles street,
! GEO j. BRAuGHN, of No. ?, No D Ma%azine street.
hecAB # No, 7 e Gsf b j,fsss nsaF dsd
X MAURER, of No. s. St Peter street opposite Arsana
r. SAMBUIA, Jr, No. l3S Old Ieyee opposite Fish Market
JACOB cUNE, of No. q Old ieyee between barracks and
s. H. TARDY on IL IT. d H. Go. No. b Most Camp
Fourth District
j. BECKER Of No. o. Of Sorparu aud New lesee
| GEORGE LEININGER, Of l.. H. & L. Co. No !, ~ ST An
| drew sreet, between Laurel and Constance
PHYSICIANS AND APoTHECARfEs:
| First District
| snr. j. N. FOI.WEIT, No. 25 Carondslct street ~ ,
JOHN BOOTH Apoihecary corner oil Carohdeet ana orod
vi HURERw AID. Apoheeary Of Tclouponlas and
| Second District
@Dr. f. IT, fancy Rampant aud cnstomouse streets
| t--. Apothecary ..5,
DR.. X KOyALEsKI No si1 Old Icyee street opposite the
sAUG SHELLEY Apotecary of MORGAN and Bnglien
| Fourth District
sR TuRNEY Apotctary New Iesse between soraparu and
4 ---sReeeeted mo election ~, .- 1T
| JAZZ If JOSIAH FoLt!ER. Secretary.
pS-Crescent Lodge No. 9, j.. @. O. f.. meets
| EVERY THU RsDAY EVENING III Lodge Room No. !, Odd
| Fellows Hall, at o'clock.
offcers-J. "A. sylvester, n. o.. Peter williams " G G.
Swerbck Recording secretar51 ~ Jsban Permanent Sec
Rotary; 5. /. Butler, Treasurer. -
,.tH.e .tfanI
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AMUsEMENTS.



VARIETIES THEATER, DRAWER sTgEET
Lessee and Manager Nj JOHN D. OWENS
Acting MANAGER. g. o. CIEsIEY
THIRD WEEK OF DOT
sixty-frst Night OF the season.
FRIDAY NIGHT Jan ls 1860
Third Week Of DOT which has ..ecn witnessed tx av.r
S0 persons, and nyoally acknowledged by Il who Ia
seen u 70 exceed m Interest and beauty any theatrical *
ibion presented IN New 0fiesns-sl lie following east
John Perrybngle Mr. Coudock: Dot his little wife Mis- C.
Bertha Dis blind daagher Mis- Sara iesens; Edward Plum,
er sis ,on W. Gaplnqd Pot Eahs dn which siaree
Ty sowboy Ms r aarssi1 M FIELDING Mis- cspasa
W s greceasd by the augbabe farce. entitled THE TWO
Doors open at half O'Clock. Performance
mence At o'clock preciseiy.
sBoS oaes epsn for securing Private Boxes aud Chairs
lsl3 W. B. cHIpPENDAI.E Treasurer.
st. CHARLES THEATER.-sT. CHARLES ST
M DE and Manager
af Acting Manager
Brilliant Engagement Of EDWIN BOOTH
FRIDAY NIGHT JAN 49, 1850
let Prince q psnhak . se r.
lss mc5 new iaree Ct TWICE Fa sIs
M fsSny eppsT Il VA "a LsaFs Honey
En preparation. entirely Tragedy written exDres
X for Edwin Booi entitled king Henry Ii The Death Of
Thomas q Beckett s.
PRICES OF ADMIsST0N-Dress Circle and Parqueste rs
cents second Circle, % eeuts Gallery Is Private
Doors open 6s o'clock the Performance to commence 5.
I.es Once open from 10 a NJ mar NJ
= n.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans city of New Orleans
Be remembered that this 1ah day of December 1850
before the subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Omer Gaad, President
Schneider Secretary Of the Citizens Mutual Insurance
Company of Orleans who being duly according
law do depose say that the above just and
true and transcript from the books of said Company
O. GAIhLARn. President.
A. SCHREIBER Secretary
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this day December
a. 1859 ARTHUR SAUCIER,
Third Justice the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
The Board o Trustees resolved pay six per
terest on the outstanding Certificates Of Profits for the years 1857
and 1855 on the second MONDAY in February
The Board of have declared dividend of Ten
Per Cent on the Premiums of the Company the
year ending November 30 1850 for which Certificates will be
issued on and after second MONDAY in February
-rRusrEEs- i
S. s.. ! Y W.T. W.T. II Nh, i as ass IT,.
4 b ' aHsassrssr, sss Ssss Olivier
j. Lesy, f,a, =, ;,.rd a. bohn'
The Company continue against the pe of the seas
and rivers and loss damage by fire. at the
premiums
n9r- Office No s Caronaelei street dig I'm
TT,oys. TOYS, TOYS.
Rousset 81 Genin,
"a CANAL STREET, NEAR eHARTREs,
Ara now receiving their entire md welseleced stock Of
French German and American Toys, of the latest style Also
Mechanical Tin Toys entirely in this Market which
we nnrpose selling at the loves. market prices.
AI 80 cases assorted German Toys calculated for country
retail trade at $40, SIS. so and $50.
NB-Commission and Grocers' orders this line
romply attended to NE sH1'-ern
nYEING........... .DYEINGs.... ..DYEINta
T. BoNTEMPs, DYER AND SCouRER
No. SO Bourbon street,
Has the inform the public that he has just assumed
the business the Dyeing Establishment rs ROYAL street
and that he will continue heretofore with the careful ae
ton for which he Is celebrated.
aed the Of his establishment On o4rbos
street guarantee for these whs may honor with their
pttronage ely :
A. @. POWERS.
go z&S PORTRAIT PAINTER,
Over Washburn's Daguerrean rooms
die am No. lt2 Canal street, New Orleans
COLE AGENCY
. or THE CELEBRATED
STACKER IRON WORKS
TENNESSEE.
Sugar Kettles, from 70 inches diameter Is III inch
20 TO AZ inches diameter. l 90 inch.
under q inches diameter. ..,.-...... rs inch.
Furnace Mouths U.s. $50 and S5 according size and pa
tern. Grae Bar6 &c per pound. -
u, i, L4yILI.EREUTRE
Commission Merchant,
fei ~ No. IL Union street
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Special Notice.

SptcINI NOTICE..
The officers Of the NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY. having been
med by false reports within the past few days and thereby in
duced to advertise the reopenng of communication with he
NORTH and EAST via Stages the MISSISSIPPI GEN
TRIAL RAILROAD take this opportunity to inform The nnbic
that the GAP ON THE MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL. Rail.
ROAD which has bean supplied by Stages has been for the
last days almost impassabe of recent heavy
floods in Mississippi and cannot therefore, advise Pas
sengsrs to take that route.
We hope however, be able announce the entire
completion of the Mississippi Central Road and till then ran
supply
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pERsoNAL.
). Personal.

TO PASTRY COOKS AND PIE ARTISTS
venerable gentleman, BACHELOR aged eigktytwo, has
since the first day Of the present year exceedingly dis
sessed In his usual quiet mind, being able definitely
ascertain /, whom he j. indebted for the receipt of
cious rsEranaIlos which myseouy found It's to his
apartments, he night Of the sst Of December For
such information will lend to the discovery Of the aboyems
noned person persons reward of
will be eeerfn pad pythe Undersigned when he be fully
CONVINCED Of the existence Of his
from whom he hores 10 inherit fortune Of ine0pderale
pa~Au communications STRICTLY cosrlpksrlA,- Apply to
CHARLES WALTER WELLINGTON, Jr.
Camp street, near the corner,
Ial3 LES Number the door.
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SATURDAY.. the 1ath 1anua irssl Issa. nd


SATURDAY the 18th january. 1860, at I2
~ o'clock NJ At tic ST. Charles Hotel Exchange Charles
street in this city by and u Of order of the Hon.
F. II. Morgan Judge of tile Second District Court of Or
leans bearing date the 18th December 1850 the following
scbed property belonging the succession OF Thomas Buck
ley, deceased, will be sold NJ public auction, wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, with all the buildings
and improvements thereon md all rights ways customs servi-
tude privileges and appurteaances thereto belonging situate
and lying in the Second District Of This city IN the square
bounded by St Lois Cont Roman and Defbny Streets
sgnaed by the Nos j and 4 on plan drawn BY Pile Sur
AeCay Notary said lots adnn each other and each q
feet front St Louis street by lG6 feet inch and lnes
depth, between parallel lines the said lot No II forming the
corner Of St Louis and Roman streets The improvements
prise wost0ry frame building the of the lots divided
into tenements and containing four in zach tenement
and now rented for SO per month.
E9eTERMS-Cash
oil the pnrchnser.
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NEW ORLEANS GAS f5ItHr GaMPksY L
December 70 1853.
rD-The Board of Directors have this day
declared semi animal dividend Of per cent payable
after ID January, 1860.
d2l"1m n. o. j. TIsDALE Treasurer
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DIED WINES, PRuNEs, CHAMPAGNE BRANDY
III ctr., per hips Alma and Mary Hyler-
30 casks Ordinary Red Wine
IA hne iecufupte It Co.'S Clafet;
10 paekaEes Dtari, DupHy n Cos GDsnae;
100 cases Prfnes, In iRrs
3i5 baskets Champagne. annrs and pins
For saie by 5. ID, GRAIIAA Y CO,
HALL 50 t'ustnmlouse st.
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RJ>Grystal Fount Division 40. A, S. of r.,
meets every THURSDAY EVENING, the Hall of the y 81
g Al No 81 Camp street Officers for the present ie--J r.
GEORGE W. T.. l.. i. kendriek, w. "A G. H. Allison r. s.
Jqs Ha'y A R n Ed Iiooh, IT, Thos kean,e; Joseph
Beakleg Q; s.; james Govan Chap, Robert Beakey, P
w r. Visiting Gammittee1 r. George L. +. krndricB
G1E Allison Edward Booth William McPeake A. Anderson
Thomas keHn. =
iyll " CHAs F. ALLISON RS
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CIrIzEss' BAsK OF LOUISIANA 4
New Orleans, Dee. 30 1850
FS-An election for seven Directors of this
Bank BIS the Stockholders thereof will held in conformity
la~ at this Office MONDAY 9Th February next between 10
O'Clock A. NJ and 2 Z. NJ.
do 2tawife6 Il. ROUSSEAU, Cashier
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Prof VEGAS most respectfully announces ID hs friends
and the public In general that his Dancing are
open for the ODD FELLOWS HALL. on Cau,n
street, and UNION II ALL, jackson street
The fashionable quadfile DIES DANES lately danced in the
highest circles of Paris and London,
graceful eusdle De Cour win b this season
Days of Tuition at Odd Fellows HAIL.
o'clock p. NJ. 80 :
Thursdays and Saturdays, from 10 to IL
o'clock N. - - =
10 o'clock, P. NJ - -
---At Union Hall
GhldrenMondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from to
o'cloek P. NJ. = ~ : ~ y
Ladies--Same days. from 10 to II o'clock NJ.
HThe pupils from the class Union will be admitted
at the Odd Fellows Hall practice Saturday afternoon
For apply to Prof Vega Odd Feowsf Halt or Mt
Union Hall. during the hours Of tuition an IN
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orrlcr or soururRy PACIFIC nAnnoAp COMPANY
j. FowLKRs, President.

E5-public Library--As it does not seem to
be generally understood that the Library of the Mechanics
stite open to al FREE the Committee take this
method OF advising The public OF the fact
The Library Rooms N the Institute, Dryades street.
beween Common and Canal open ss A
". TO ] clock L. NJ. CHAS. P0TTHOFF,
ma sm Chairman Of the Library COMMITTEES.
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ea GRAND FANCY DRESS, REGA- Ga
CA LA AND MASKED BALL, A
-oE- ssst-sA
Howard Lodge No. 10, I. O. o. f.,
VIII be given

Application for Ladies' Tickets to the Secretary
10 Tchonpiiouas street, of the Managers
The Invitation Committee will Tuesdays THURSDAYS
in the LodgesRoom. 7II7 - I
No Lady will be admitted without invitation having beaA
approved by the Committee and invitation will he issuG
after Tuesday, the 18th February. "
Ladies' will be required to unask in the Reception Room be-
fore admission =
enteens Tickets, be had of the Managers or Mt the
Office Of the Ballroom the night the Rail- ias ffeg
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AUCTION SALES


HORSES, PONIES AND 4 gUsGY AND HARNESS FOR
BY BEARD. PITTS a. GARDNER SMITH,
Formerly >. A. Beard & Co..
dAgDsEa sarH AuctIoneer,
Office 81 Common street
TyRIDAE, the 18th inst. al haIE-pasf lie
o'cock VIII be sold at auction, Graser STREET opposite
the 81, Charles Hotel ~ ~
l. Grey Mare years old perfectly gentle md fnly puara.
teed good in single doue hasses under fhe saddle
2 splendid Sortei Horse years Old TIy garapteed to 20
in all kinds Of harness and good saddle horse perfectly gentle
and good family horse. o'
8 No. Mexican Poney years old an eseeen, saddle
horse perfectly gentle and fully giarnu,eed W 't'''
4 No. Creole Stud Poney year, old spIendid saddle
and no hetts single harness poney III tie State Tor his size and
s. Also, a Buggy and Harness.
r55- TERMs-Casii. t.,o
MAHOGANY AND BLACK WALNUT FURSITrRE AND
Piano, at auction
BY BEARD, PITTS & GARDINER sMITH
Formerly J. A. Beard 4 Co.,
GARDsER ssirH Auctioneer
ofte No. 81 Common street.
FRIDAY. the 18th last. MT hnIf-nasf IN
O'Clock, AZ No. 10 Constance sIreet betwern TaIia and
Erato, at auction, will be sold - ~ ~ M
general assortment Of Mahogany ard Black Wapn Furn
ture consisting ~ part Of Bedstead Armoirs Bureaus wash
stands, sidsboard Chairs Lamps Curtains Shades Mating
Gass and China Ware, Kitchen Utensils etc u X
Hzy-TERMS-Casb, Tin
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Steamboat 9eparturts Tbis lau.

& H9~ Cofisfgnees or the following goods IN
SaeI per ship Southern Chief Capi Higgins. om New York
n eases marked e. ~ Mltnaehi-will please make them
ssifes known 20 the dischng clerk the eyee
fost ~ Third District otherwise they will be stored their
jail GEO W. HYNsoN 4 co, 80 Camp street.
ng.Ths Southern CHIEF, Capt. Higgins,
IRON new York. u now dschang her opposite u.s.
rhrd District congnees will please attend 10 the RECEIPT Of
jag GEO. W. HyNsoN & CO., 50 Camp street.
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| Y. EMoR UELLF. Dealer,
| At the Old Basin, of Toulouse and franklin
Has constantly on hand BUILDING MATERIAL, such ms
Lime W bite and Yellow Sand, Cement Plaster Paris
giles, Eaihs Slaves Also English French and Am ,ricnn Fire
| Bricks mud al kinds Of FireNood
" Orders from the country promptly earef iy attend
| ed 10. - = ana Nv
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The Coaches and baggage Wagons of 'WTLBUR,S oMNJ
BtS INE will call fof passengers AT any Of the HOTELS or
OF the city by leaving orders At the office Of the NJ o.
j. and g. N. r. R. on ST. Charles street.
taID If T. RIrR
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Office, 81 Common street.
SATURDAY, the 21st inst, ut IL o'clock
- Nj at the ST. Charles Hotel Exchange at public auction
will be sold
In the First District in the square bounded by Camp Magazine
Race and Orange Streets measuring each 81 feet front
street, by depth of 90 feet and front Orange street
The improvements the lot and of
age house buildings containing rooms csterns
The other lot is vacant.
E9~rERAISThe purchaser TO three for SS5
each due respectively 18Th February 1861 g. bearing
per cent interest and cent eventual Interest," balance
halt cash. and the remainder Is months for bearing per
cent interest and per eveurual interest," The improve
10 be insured and policy transferred he vendor.
Act of sale before ]. W Breedoye Notary Public the
expense of the purchaser. ialS
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LARGT-So casks expected daily pet ships and
" Mary Hyier, for sale by S. d, GRATIAA l. co,
60 C1staulionsa strsxs-
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SUCCESSION OF THOMAS BUCKLEY DEGEAsED-No
l5aaSecond District GourtTWo Valuable Lots of Ground
situated iii the Second District.
BY H Al. KINGSTON.
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AW EcspICE--I HAVE RESUMED THF PRAC.
~ ce of my profession aRd be found at my Office No. is
Camp street
nais " NJ RFyNoLns.
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Encanteur.
SAIEDI, lie IA dc ianvier 1850, u midi. n
NJ Exchange de Hllote StChares SChaes dams eete
Vile ct coniormtment ordre de lfon. r. H. Morgan
Juge de In DeuNiee Cour de District de Ia Nouvee
date dn ddeembfe 1854 u pronrt essous acrie appare
nan Ia succession de Thomas Buckley dtctd yendu
fenean, saTeir-
DEUX TERRAINS ensemble les basses ct amdliora-
tons qu sly ouyent ct les droits privileges seryte
asantages attaches ct stnas Giant dams
Deuxtme District de eette VILE dams let mar les e
seuis Cont Ronn Debigny dtsignts par les Nos Is e
4 plan dressa Pile, arpenteur lie Ter 1870
Oppose tnde de n T. McGay n6aite les dts sant
contgu ct chaenn 2 peds de fce Louis
sur proondenr de 1ob eds pouce gne gne
parates le dit lot No Ia tome encoignre ues st
Romain consistent bisse bois
deux etages arrere DIES dts erguns dviSt
menis asant chacun qatre chambres mainenan
SOS par mois.
nB-C0NDITI0NS-Gomptant
Aete de vente deyan W. j. Gastel noare public ais
'acqntTeur Do II 81 TAI IL Is ii
VALUABLE LOT AND IMPROVEMENTS, CORNER OF
Camp and Orange streets-Very Desirable Location.
BY BEARD, PITTS 81 GARDNER SMITH
Formerly j. A. Beard L Co.
GARDNER SMITH, Auctioneer.
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CRESCENT CITY BAsK. !
New Orleans, December 81, 1859.
Pat n meeting of the Board of Directors
held his day. half yearly dividend Of per declared
payable he Stockholders their legal Representatives
aftor MONDAY 10Th january, 1860
ja2 lSt Hos. Raj, Cashier,
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TIE iBoufIeBlsrS m gouscn.

Meeting u the american Asti-slavery Ses'e-
V-S9eeehes If WIN. Lloyd Garrison, Rev.
DR.. ceeever. Wendell Phallips, hrs. stantsB,
Rsbert Puryb and otheFs-Smash Up 81
the 0enssratis Party-The krepresaibie
Cenllet,
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TIE NEW YORK MAGDALEy BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY.

AppRrss nv Rxv. Mn. LISpLxr. FROM sorrH AFRICA
AT THE UNIVERSITY PLACE cHcscH, cossEs or
rK~rH sfREKr.
1ne meeting, 10 accordance win public notice, CON-
nesoed In this chnrch, ai half past seven occct On
Monday evening. There we're I've clersymes present
vho took part In ths services Of the evening, vzRsv
pvs Potts md Burchssd, Rev. c Daring, chaplam
NV Ar Strong, Of hs Dutch Reformed church. and the
Rev. hr. Iinciey, from Africa
ms services began BY, believe the Rev Dr. rorrs
reading she N'nesy fourth fsalm AFTER whch prayer by
M sAms The Tresurcrs repor, vas then read. sod
appeared from The financial sa,smess shs, tbe recs.p
asd dssursemenn Sere equally balanced, but that me
society, consequence Of repairs Of the buans and o,her
nc'dcnss expenses, YES, the present time ops .bou
nnd dollars In debt me snnrsi repor, OF ths
society was next read Th report embodied very copoas
t~fcvmasoa, and vss sscued 10 win market sss~nuoa
Hrefcred so the commencement Of The rood wors m
ls3a, ayum FOR fallen, degraded femses, and d.
a ss~s 90 twenty seven years the society had coarars
snnB rcrsveycd n Ne GOA work. ana daring in
rrcrts bad been oses eteerei ~ unmsiAkesSle evi.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-09
TIE UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES AT THE xKRcKR STREE
CHURCH.

The twcIty third anniversary Of this institution
celebrated Monday evening In the Mercer Pres
byerian church. The church alled with large aud
fashionable audience the majority OF whom were ladies'
Rev. Or. L,xIsnr, at the opening Of the exercises,
offered up short and appropriate prayer thanking God
his goodness and mercy 10 the institution the twenty
third anniversary Of which they there 70 celebrate
sha, cvesing aud praying that his Almighty Nigh,
guide and protect the members Of the graduating class
their future course through ufc
Rev pr skrysxs then ANNOUNCED that Mr.. II. W. Bal.
lan,ns would deliver o discourse on "Uai,ariansm In
Pnncsophy,n who traced the progress Of UnIisranism
both on the human aud divine side. AID treated his sub
ject in q mastery style. Owing 10 the sacred cha
rAcser Of the building no demonsuAtons OF applause
we're made NJ the conclusion Of the addresses
Mr.. g. CoaR, In his discourse on "0vorcoue Evil
with Good, !" said, In creating God 10 Uc,he
him with moral freedom. his freedom vas the do,r
By which sin entered into NE world and since
the time Of mans TALL there have been bo,h
good ssa evil m the world aud ever since the time Of
man fall the problem 10 De solved has been how over.
come evil with good And thus the world has bec,me
theatre for contest between evil and good. Cod will
never destroy evil by power that would desroy mans
noscs, slususehe power Of choice and thus The grc,,
object q cnrsiiAniy not 70 eradicate wrong eu, to In
anthem by the choir
Mr. y srrAu potos, In his discourse on ne " silence
vlc,lon hat the Bible 10 the Word Of COD mas,
be The belief Of every sincere Christian, ami though
10 have had supplied, ihoss onsa,ons 10 the Scriptures
are bet evidences Of Inspiration, or eise why should
eres,or Of The voro Ana then again IN me New fess
mens IN The narrative Christ, why have not the same
parseuiars been handed dom % u |. - the esse IN
Biographical notices Of emssni and celebrated men Why
DO really knos c Of his Appearance, the dA,e Of
he sr,h and Of be death, ssd Of be sarly ysrs' 50