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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-23

The SALT WELL.-Tbe Salt Company
he'd a meeting on Saturday, aud the indieato 3
we're deemed SO favorable that il was resolved
20 conIirue the boring 100 feet deeper. TIE
present depth Of the well Is about 1900 feet.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-23

Masonic FEsrIvAL-Those holding in
sitaIious to the Masonic Festival, on Friday eve
n'ng next, can obtain Cards Of Admission pre-
'iOus to said evening BY applying to the Secre.
iary and Treasurer Of The Committee Of Arrange.
msn's. at the Republican office. Those desir
Ing the use Of Carriages on said evening can
leave their orders with any member of the com.
niIIee Of arrangements.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-23

Tue WEATHER.-We had some ice and
some snow about a week since. and both togeih
sr have made tolerable kind Of seighing,
which is improved With diligence, for business
and pleasure.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-23

Nsw CHuRcH.-We learn that the Sec.
ond Presbyterian Society Of Lansing, recently
organized, contemplate the erection Of Church
sdIHce, next season, at the foot Of Washington
Avenue, 90 Franklin Street. No Church is yet
organized but the Rev. Alfred Bryant is nov
engaged as preacher to the congregation. The
Trustees OF the Society are A. Turner, A. y.
Hart, A. B. Watkins, Parmalee.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-23

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. In
- the ma ter q the estate OF Darius Oaks deceased
Inc undersigned, having been appointed By the Hon
William Pinekney, Judge Of Probate for the county
OF lnghan and state OF Michigan commissioners 10 re
ceive, examine and ADJUST all claims and demands
against the estate Of sail deceased hereby give notice
ina they VIII meet for that purpose at the residence
the widow Of said deceased II the township OF Aure
u.s. on the 10Th day Of January next and also on the
2sth day OF March next and that the Sd day Of Nav
D. 1861 the tine limited BY saii Judge o. Probate
creditors OF said estate 10 present claims FOR such exam
nation and adjustment.
Dated AaTelias, December sth, A D 1893.
B. G. DAVIS,
"A. Z BEANE
s9i"s Commissioners.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-23

CRY TREAsURER-The Common Cour.
Gil, last evening by vote Of ak to one, elected
B. Van Aiken to be City Treasurer, in tie
place CT r. r. Gibson, deceased.
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4 ILLUSTRATORS SALE -In the

4 ILLUSTRATORS SALE-Tn the
I matter OF the estate Of Wn g. Hamilton, deceas
ed Notice s hereby g.ven thar By virtue Of liceuss
aad authority fo- that PURPOSE granted 70 M By The
Judge OF Pooats q N for tls county OF InEhan snc
state Of Michi5ln, viii sell the highest bidder a.
pubic sGcti0u % be held az the house OF T. Williams
n the vi1g, u 0Scmos, Sit-rIay, the sixth day
February next, II 20 0cOcS A u -! the right titls
and interest sail decelsoi bad 70. II the oowiuE
described lands, . VIII the fraction OF the south
east fractional Qllrtsr Of sscti0l number twenty
~ also th5 north ST garter Of the south west
quarter Of section number G.tsen, (5) 10 township
number four ~ north OF rangs one ~ west county O.
lngham ami sat, o. Michigan, Containing togsihsr
ninety six acres.
December 10, 1858.
45-wj CHAS Il BARROW, Administrator
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-23

TEMPLE or HoNoE-The G. W. c. I.
will meet sIIh the Teuple on Friday evening
next.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-23

SUNDAT SCHOOL BOUKS-Kepl
~ By A. Upsoa, 5 5. Missionary, corner Of Capitol
Avenue sad L1pssr SsTssE, Lansing, AiSh-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-23
Wit! Wisdom! Wonder
FUN, FACI AND FASHION!
The Ballad OF the Caters,
HOW !AN OLD MAID GOT MARRIED
RICH! RARE! RACYl

RICH RARE : RACI :
A lady lived in okrm .,
Whose u2ms vas S.lis Sp.lggi-s,
AID >1--ls Lad AZ eye 1p11
Yong, hanCson- Jerry SnlcEgtns
Ard SAME tried - VII La 1--we
a FEAI sAs iii dsfsGt,
For s4-ie, Tot Chinese belle,
H41 z ST enormg-s feet
Besises, she wore the cafszi1 Shoes
Male IN that country town,
Which El-e most outrageous nois.
Whence she put then -owu,
Ana though s--s gley t9rlo-n a. -
An s.gIsl - her lislaLs,
Yet jerry knew, full well that sac
VS. ava. -' or her taps ~
Although sic ne'er had been 70 war,
T. loose her arms OF legs,
u s-re colli be sal! Of her,
She stood - UP0S HER PCS !"
Bet Jerry sol< aversion wa
Too great Tor his control,
L vas A wonder ne cisiike1
Ols with 50 args sole.
BIT sailie took tho hint a. last,
And then she took the papers.
AD1 real-Ys Go = : what ais Tie girl,
She cuts such curious capersf
Sne read Of JOHNS & BAILEY'S STORE,
And " their stylish CATERS
50 small, So Cinderella Ike,
they'd cure a. women ters.
And then she thoaght OF Jerry, TOO,
AID u bis great surprise
To see her feet 50 tim ana neat,
So much reduced 10 size
Her CATERS got-vith brother Tom,
Al once she dii repair,
Anticipating fond results,
Int tina County Fair.
Now, Tom. the rogue, sly IS q crow
A clever lad and smart,
Resolved 10 aid his sister soma
Aaf play winning part;
AMI S2l ie, she could act q well
And knowing well the trick
She took a seat and screamed aloud
Looked wl-d-oesan 70 Kick.
Ton sooa brough: Jerry 70 har oil,
AMI long AM loud complained
Against the cIrelesnes5 By which
Her ankle had been spraineii
And Jerry, looking for the brulse,
Beheld her gathered feet
BE started back 20 wrapt SURPRISE
The charm WIS then complete.
AMI be awarded hand ant heart,
His farm and cattle there,
To Ger Is a just premium,
"A the fairest o. the fair,
And sally lives happy life
From morn Till night Is merry,
an though she does not drink drop,
She loves good TIM and Jsrryi
Plenty more Of the sam. Ii Of 0ls:rs Cheap. Dura
be and symmetrical; alsoi large ass0rtmentot
Fine Boots. otogas Shoes. Slippers
Balmorais. Ladies' Heel Slippers,
Cacks. Oxford Ties, Mems
Carpet Slippers.
&c, &c.
e. Our Stock Is Immense--iust received from tn
Eastern HousesI Our own manufacture cannot be tx
staud Of JOHNS BAILEY.
lansing, Oct. IS, 1868 as
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-23
LANSING ACADEMY.

I HIS ms TUITION WILL BE
opened for the admission Of Students the Second
Wednesday Of November, under the Direction Of
II n o f.. Q. Q. OLD q
Late Professor Of Natural Science n Albion College
y Is the design Of the Trustees make the Academy
FIRST Class Scientific an1 Classical School, School which
WI. qualify It's pupils Tor Teaching 70 enter any Of
tue departments CT the State UaveTty or any OF our
local Colleges
Boarding can be had IN private families or In the fam
~ Of b. Principal, IL the Institution.
All comm lnicatons addressed 10 the Principal Will
receive prompt attention
RATES OF TUITION:
Primary Department, per annum ......... so
Academic Department, Common Ergish Studies,
per annum, .... . 90 90
Classical and Scientific. per annuul ,...... IS 90
Music. Painting and Drawing extra.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-23
Valuable City Property for Sale

| OTIS l. 2 and 3, Block 243. and Lots
IL 5, = 5, 6, : aud 5, Block 24s comprising over Is
acres, with s. rods frontage Llrch Street egibly
silatei ioT residences GU the premises never-fai
Ing springs, al nexhaustbe wei $50 ehocs fruit trees
and handsome arbor and garden.
Also, for sale. Lot :, Book SIS
For terms and further particulars inquire OF the sub
Gerber l; the Auditor Generals o1ce.
lansing, Oel. q. 1853. 44sir
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-23

w AN fEn-Dried Frui,-Cherries
Peaches, R-spbcr IS BacSbe-r. $, and riuns
-5i 1. 3 MIIIAR
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-23
wEAANESS OR DEBILITY INITCED BY
ONkh fAllSIk
voLuNTLERs, AlTENnUNi NpIscRKTIoNs OF
AOIlu

sores and Ulcers, Botenes ~na S~elnes' SNn Ni1a
certl.t, b. Ea.Ie-.y S-le4, 49, ts ,-As1 LlSIs
49, uaolu4n. A-eAl ~ lsss! ~ss~ - s'-eeS
~ tas prl.I.- 4-St0-s. AZ Ne~1e- " aL9 NtNeF
nAlusr Icy 4Ig ~ ~ VAs P-i 10 o4e-A 49, IL
uur..s tas -lLa14l 4sul~Ns 1eL44~is ieAl
ils sysIela t-s l--t N4Se.S-a 49, Ne-e-y
nal A. w. 80 LIS ILLS ISlssN -A@e ~ d. S-Sss
IL L ~ =. -.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-23

Those feelings which s-dCen - Usually arise rcm
troGbe or apLOy-Loes distracted crs ston. or cat
i1g 49, ori-All1 NL-Ieysr -Lwholesers, ihes els
~ ol-k tle usA4h1l -etiou o tie anu stomach
lLssv ss.us nust D. rv4levrc. 700 To be ~e
1nu fis ACCORDING - lie pfi1ted insif
Wiz q.4OAy pgOlISs as-4sAy Getiol ~ ooiD aver -
49, arpsllte.
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FOR WOUNDS HIHER occAsICNED By TIE
BAfONEl, aAD9AE, On 49, DSLl4A,
-lnl., - - -.

Eysry sO.-l-l = A--=aCA ALL Seamea's Chest should
bs prvVilr. ~lIl L.-s- ya44-t.v HeG-s-l~s.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-04
NOMNt no wOv0,.
FOR SALE BY

VIM Wonsthoil aud " W Stewart, uayfoni George l.
Boyer, lIanis burg, , Stockagcr, Union; q Ander-
son, CenroYlllei Myers, AUw Lebanon; II Jackson
Chamhersburgs u D. Bauer, HauishmRj j Is Divine,
smyor West Baltimore; koo1e A co, Germantown;
j W MURPHY, Nandalia; Nick0is, Libortyi ID Rees,
FRrmersylei HevoIlng 8 Herr, Halemi j W Pyrmout,
Williams Swnnor, Vest Baltimore; Parker Bro, s
o., Parkershurg, ana ~ nWgusts and Merchants
generally throughout Che uuitcd states and Cana-
das. doI0diy
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Blnoillg.
The Old Established Binder,

ItlOS. w. OD ELL
CORNER % MAIN AND THIRD STREET uV,.t
THE UNION TELEGRAPH uFFiCE,
A1 ANufACTl REs sll kinds of ELANK nuuhsf.t
VA oonhty unires, Banks Rail Road Jfief d..
ness Men, and others. Hz gurs t.outptt-.- 60.
~ ,e, if2In ~ cents uP 10 s2,doPer qu,ro
l,rst No, lald or Nuyc paper Used an Biks 4 N'a.
Magazines Periodicals, tc,, &C.. botnd hi M ~. 10
Ieslrcd 70 plhn or gilt; aud hauug ne ioo.s 4s n .
merry used iy Morss, and ty Calender q ir,t.,
10 match all volumes lotnu ly them
oId hooks reif undi and made lp I0oi. t.n,.i fi,,
when new ''' '''''
-, ~ u-S no1na m sny s,yls desired, ,aa paq.i ,.a
Venleuco ncNer tiOre ontf+i here, stfi t.t.. 'i
So Ills PAGING MACHINE i- tk,, opiy a,,'
oiy, and is one ul NE most in PORTRAIT i,yf,t a.,
.he present pay eiIl accurately pnse tnl NM,
BOOKS, the'k-, brHts, isUirosd i,.oia ep1 ,,s,.,
an any klud oi blahks, a. Lgh ten fsat,Hnd '-'
W, -; h'Y rays very parn, uiar Hiia nfioutu uft
bAiihg All kindH ol htinAi With ilarfa Hfa,f Ia
k'ad Ala other work requiring uratuc,.- and iiaft
nS- hANnS rrfcuu) greatly .t,ided i1 bis sfres,
The public. ''t 20 lisNH
es- lie refers td the C0tnu ON rs oi N,,tt.o,,...
tIehe' linrke, aHd 20 tlsi various knhls Erir.
g,t 70 49, ." ''' "'Hm' valley i" spo,Ups oi b =
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North American Fire Ins. Co.
ANUAnY i, 1soa.

ASSETS.
Cash and Sah tens gFy..,,....~.~.,..,...s -es 0e
Loans on Bond and Mortgage, ana stock
Neiia'si o. ll4It -
United States, Michigan, and Hartford City
Rond' ..;;;;,.....;;...,., atas 60
shares -. ;.....,;.. so,siI 90
Central Railroad Shsres. s.......... .... eg s-s 10
Accrued Interest, Premiums due and ali
other property Of the company ...... aa,t le
Total Market Value. .........,.. .ssis, lol SO
LtARmTIEs.
Unsettled Aoass".', ,... 1859 ~
Si2a,h2& Gs
siufHu 10
aNIpihe 2h,d2i 6sslah,s2i Us
fohaes issued by JOHN II, sn0PPRLMAN
No Agent a. bay ton,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-04

Dk0FES5OR Of Ancient and Modern Languages
Il viz: Latin, Greek, French, Spanish, German, and
Englsh, continues teaching ladies and gentlemen at
theresdence Of his respective scholars, and at his
own office, Beckel's Building, No. IL. mn21dGm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-04
lBlumbIng.
New GaS u Steam Pipe Fixtures
JUST RECElVEDAT
WARE 81 MALCOLM'S,
No. 40, Jefferson strsrI

No. 40, Jefferson street,
VERY superior assortment OF Gas tIAtufcs, se.
"A lected from the LAT Ehi NEW YORK PAT
fEhNs, consisting Of brackets, Pendants Chande.
tiers, GLASS; taper and Mica Shades, WAX lnpets kc
which they are determined TO se al the luwe4t living
rates they are also receiving and have stauty on
hand every variety OF PLUMBING GOODS which
they sell as low as can be sold elsewhere.
Ihoy afo4 also putting up 6us, steam, and Water
Pipe al reduced rates. By atret attention 10 i-uess
and superior Workmanship hey hope 10 mort share
OF pubic patronage. y2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-04
Ars. A. called and gotone dollar'awVfrl OF
NINE GENT SUGAR, AT M1NIuK's

Mrs. A. called and gotone doar'swOri OF
NINE GENT SUGAR, AT M1NIuK's
The incest Kind.
Mrs D. got one d)liar's worth of bo nloe-i kind
TEN CENT SUGAR, AZ MINfCK's
Mrs. Q. got one dollars worth Of the rhotc-i ,4sl
iiy Of
ELEVEN GENT SUGAR, AT WNioKa.
Nr. b. says that he got the heat quaUty OF R-oe.
RIO COFFEE Al j. A. MiNtCK's,
That he ever dranl and MIR. D. sa,s st, got The M.
EFT Of
GREEN TEA al }. A. MINICKs.
While every body calls gets some vi that ase4lls,V
EXCELSIOR SYRUP, Al ). a. MINlCK.
MI A says he purchased half barrel Of
WHITE Flsn Al J. a MIRToKp,
Decidedly the best he ever used while the snptlyo
NO. MACREREL AT !. A. MIR1CK's.
BOh Tor size and quality cannot hc excesd ia thi4 or
any other market.
he invites All 20 call at hi- esnbrshneut sndiu
pect his stock Of
CHoICE DRIED FRUIT
COFFEES AND TEAS
SUGAR or Ali KINDS
Aud she largest aud best variety OF Gronsfiea m s. ~
~ me city. HIS large establishment " On the
Corner OF Market and jefferson So
mar2ay
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-04
SEE THE DOCTOR IIIrasELF.
LET THE AFFLICTED READ

AAS - ~ - - ~ -
Aud learn that perfect and radical cure ls warranted
and guaranteed 10 all who afflicted with weakness,
debility nervous complaints melancholy thoughts, de-
precision uf spirits, distress and anguish Of mind, loss
ot sleep loss Of memory, loss Of energy and muscular
power puny growth, wasting away, and want Of con-
Edence Ia themselves, Gintng hts, conyul-iye tron-
hlings, impotence and disgust flife.
HEAR WHAT THE MEDICAL PRESS SAYS.
Some physicians require 70 be told the nature Of your
disease-the ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN DOES
not His perfect know ledge Of the human system enables
him 10 describe the diseases without any Information
from tho patient 70 explain It's original cause, and 10
guarantee s cure And what s more valuable stii he
will honestly and frankly Toll whether you bo cured
or not Az his communications and interviews are
The botanic Remedies Of Dr. Raphael, the English
Botanic Physician, mover hiled YET 70 make perfect,
CRET, AND NENEREAL DISEASES without the use
Of Mercury, without hiuderange from business, and
without Of discovery exposure No deadly poi.
sons, such arsenic, nux yomca opium, any other
'pugons No mercury any deadly minorals-n
bnt purely Vegetable Botanical Remedies are used by
this wonderful Botanic Physician. His Botanic Rene
dies mover yet failed 10 cure the most obstinate and the
most dangerous cases. and to remove all mercury aud
other impurities from tho system when all other Rene
eles hhd ailsd,-hea'oat Jgaragi -, ,,..,..,,.., . m
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN CoNrEMPLAT-
ING MARluAGB, Hear what the Baltimore eorrcs.
pnnfout Of tho Oddiellow, Boonsboro Maryland said
On Thursday the 3lst Of May, 1850.
Numerous cures Of diseases caused by early indscro
lion having beon performed by tho English Botanic Ply
sican, iee Il my duty, having knowledge OF them,
10 state the fact, believing that In doing may do
service to tho suffering. Ono case ia partcuar-that
Or young man Ia this ctya worthy Of note. He had
become the victim of habit the more aluson 10 which
CAUSES shudde and after years Of suffering and doctor
Ing up all hopes Of recovery Ho wished to marry
ahd Was dearly beloved by sweet gr ever lsped
words Of Affection, but ho fearful nervous and pros
trated o dared not wud on account Of he SHATTERED
state Of hssyuom. o sought roof at the hands o the
Botanic Physician, and, astonishing Il may seem All
the bloom and vigor Of youth has returned, and he
now the happy mthor Of pair Of bright boys"
Any who are suffering, no matter what tholr con,
plant can call on the Botanic Physician eonhdentiay.
They may rely upon relief Ills ohioe Is AZ No. 90
EAST FIFTH Bet Sycamore 81. and Broadway, GIN.
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Width 2.-2d col.
ATTENTION! WOUNDED SOLDIERS!

TTH 5sE FINE HAvANAs have arrived at last a
ieladIw DlXON's Drug Store, 332. 81 II
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GgAatrbes, sc.
Watches and Clocks.
John REEVES

WOuLDrespeotfully inform HE Old customers and
w the public generally that after absence OF ten
months he has returned 10 Dayton and taken the shor
formerly occupied by James W, SYope,
No. ass Third street,
Two dOors West OF the Post Once, where he will he
happy Give all his old customers and ~ many new
ones may favor him with call All KINDS o.
WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND JEWELRY, repaired
10 the boat manner and on short notice. As-All.
WORK WARkkETkDn-SN lair trial 10 all thai
ask. Please call and examine WORK. ipO2a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-04
IN LOVE AFFAIRS HE NEVER
FAILS.
YOUR FUTURE HUSBAND OR WIFE

lie will tell you their circumstances and their future
prospecs and what is better than oil, he tell yu
their thoughts and what their red" intentions are
What Is better still no tell youif they will make you
happy.
Dr. Raphael Is, therefore, sure dependence.
To all IN business his advice IL invaluable. He can fore
tell with the greatest certainty tho result of AL
nerci aud business transactions aud tpecuatons Or
Raphael interprots dreams for lottery numbers with nm
hiling accuracy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-23
The Tusearcra at Madeira.

The Tuscarora has been entertaining the Engiisll
residents ct Funchsl. The Ruby, British steamer.
suspected Of having Southern consgnments on
board, had put in with damaged boilers, and on
Thunday, the 18th uit., her commander invited q
few OF the residents 10 take abort tTip in her,
in order TO test her abilities with boiler only.
Tie Tuscarora, which had been keeping sharp
look out upon her, thought that she was going 70
make q run for il, and when the Ruby weighed
anchor and started on her trip, the Tuscarora fol
lowed her as closely AZ she wa- able. The English
man, however beat the Yankee hollow steamed
pleasantly roand tie leland and anchored in the bay
again. Tie next day, the ltuby clipped Ecr cables.
and got away to sea at splendid fieed, this tins
unmc,es,td by the Federal commander, who was
probably quite satisfied with his defeat of the day
before Two more Eaghsh steamers were ia the
bay and % these the IIscqiOrl now directed her
attentions. She kept within hailiug distance OF
them the whole Of the afternoon aud had got every
thing ready TO slip away ~ moments notice. IL
was known on shore that the Englishmen Intended
making start that night if everything were favor
sble. The night was intensely dark but t0ler4bly
fine, and at about IL ociock the three vepssls were
Seen nesting close 10 ea-h OTHER with their lights
III, but as It'll and quiet o. il possible 10 be
OIL tosrd ship. Al III o'clock sligbt c0mmO,on
wac observed one Of the English steancIe aud in
another moment The cables were slipped and all
three We're of. Tie Lngiishaen went away III con-
trary directions, the lusCar "a following one Of
them and in this mebuer they steamed out Of the
bay, the ll4sn of the Yankees gun commanding the
fugitive " beayo w, being the last tha5 seen Of
item. The TGscarOra has not yet returned 10 Fun
chal but II is supposed that both Inc English sleam-
err have got clear away.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-23
Coneer, of Three Youthful Artists.

There ara now in this city three extraordinarily
gifted children IA regards tue execution OF music.
One il named Gramm, the ron VI a musician Of tina,
name here and the others are Mollcnhauer, chill
dren Of Dir. l.. MoenLauer. Two OF them play op
tue violin; and the Other the Youngest Molenhauer,
being actually only seven Years Of age, performs Cd
the eornet.apsion. Or children, except ready ex-
,cutiye faculty, little is TO be expected in music;
because expression comes Of emotional and 2as'
siona experiences, which cannot be apprehended by
them Up to certain point, ii very highly en-
lowed with musical perceptions and feelings, they
may arrive, if tbey have also he organization
which eunbles them to learn play leaty and rapidlyt
aud the qualities Of touch Or emooachure, WHICH
are Necessary to produce the tone. These children
baye arrived q, that point. They do all thai
oneLt 70 be expected Of clever children,
and great deal more. The two eldest plays
.olos ard duets on the violin, with
great deal oflargeness OF tone apprehension Of style,
aud disital de- Gritty. They do not play like
Learner, but as those who feel secure in what they
are doing The least one of the THO, is still
extraordinary beeause his little chest and throat
would not seem ut all adequate TO tue tone, which
at times lac brngS out Oh the conet With anaseullot
force and sonorousness. 1t is really remarkable
performance and virtuos amateurs as well as The
public AT large sill be satisfied fully in giving 10
heed.
The desperately bad weather. operated unfayoTaby
on tie numbers present at DOdworIh's Hall, at me
Concert; but au.ong those present there prevailed
common opinion as to the merit and rarity OF tho
performance.
There were lome vocal assstanie Miss BrnAe'
hof favorably known 10 musicssl ldmirorsi ",e'
Lizzie Weston, debuaute, with tine voice. WIZ
ought under dramatic culture 10 make me A'"ser'
and Mr.. Castle, who has beautiful tenor ou' ne'"
more culture, especially in tho art OF SINGING HVe
,ba chest and ennpciatiug his words distinctly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-23
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY JANUARY %. 1868

| ~ not the wise have at least been the consistent
nrophe,s from The beginning, The G. 3. a. and ". =
4 are not fighting for distinct causes; &. y. a
f-iukly fxtis for Slave y and u. b. a. doce mol
Ir.f HI, = .ht . sa,'rt T.
~ '1ier.tIy Intelligent European, who haf
u ued hs thought 90 America thinks Of restoration
% nc Union with Slavery ~ a f. stability. Mons
Gasr1rln sud Mr.. : 5lcc AFRO per.ec,ly agreed Oh
this point. The former hopes al God ana the intel
lgcnt sense OF freedom among Amer aos. The
latter pus his trnst In material interests and the
30 called Democratic party Of the North.
On this Democratic party and its leaders, on the
nervelessn, of the Northern mass, the wrechet
weakness Of human nature, on the constantly re
ported fact that buying aud selling and giving II
marriage and partisan politics are the essences %
public and private life ia the North, res, the conf
dent hopes Of the European enemies of our Palm
gene-ia. | only report.
Cardinal Morlot. Archbishop Of Paris, died this
week. Who shall be his successor, named by tn.
Emperor and approved by the Pope. IL, under actual
circumstances "A quite grave political question. II
may be a comfort 10 President Lincoln that its prac
teal answer bothers more than his nomi
mating Majesty.
Another no iabe death IL that of NJ. Goudchaux,
most reputable Jewish banker in former times, de-
voted Minister OF Finance III the Provisional Gov
ernment OF the Republic of 1913, and man Of active
selfdestroyng charity ever since his retirement
from political life.