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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-20

EuLcrfoN FRAUDS ASp PrI'HMlNr. awe
learn" says the National IntcIIlgcncer, "irom
She Susquchauna Pa Register, that the cleo
tion hoard Of the town of silver Lake in that
county. have been convicted in the County
Court on an indictment for knowingly rcceiv-
inc ilIegal votes at the last Presidential cleo
ton. It was proven OH the trial that about
forty votes were received from uunaturaized
foreigners after being challenged by the Wings.
The Register says the evidence OH the part OF
the prosecution was very full, and unfoldcd
facts of most outrageous character, and that
the Judge in his charge to the jury leaned as
far as he could to the side of the prisoners, yet
the verdict rendered without hesitation was
shat the inspectors of the election in Silver
Lake are guilty in manner and form charged
in the indictment
We care not by whom such frauds may be
perpetratcd, we shall always rejoice to see the
guilty parties brought up and punished. There
can be no doubt that thousands of illegal votes
were given at the last presidential election,
and probably at every election which has taken
place for years past and the number must in
crease with the increase Of immgration unless
more rigid laws be passed in the several states.
Maryland has set an excellent example IN this
respect, by the passage Of the law heretofore
published-and we cannot too earnestly call
the attention of all persons to the provisions of
that law, and to express the hope that It's Pc
naltcs will be enforced in every case of viola
ton. 1t requires that all naturalization papers
shall be stamped when voted, and that the
Judges shall perform that duty-it also punish
es by confinement in the penitentiary for not
less than two nor more than six years, any per-
son who may either vote or offer TO vote, upon
any other than his own certificate of naturali-
zaton-and inlcts heavy fine and imprson-
ment for voting or offering to vote otherwise
contrary TO law. The polls of this city will be
we'll attended by men who will present every
offence of the kind which may occur, so that
those who may contemplate voting illegally,
ara Ga rlv warmed ne the cn,iseOuencpS
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Eb7- f. 8. FRYER. GENERAL IMPORTER
ofFrench & German LOOKING GLASS PLATES,
which will be sold, by wholesale and retail, low
any importer IN this or any other city.
GLIDING done III all Its varleteS-such Portrait,
Picture, and Frames Of all descriptions
CORNlCES of all kinds and varieties.
FRAMES re-giIt and Looking Glas 5es and Picture
Glass inserted, at
jy2l-d No. 1 NORTH GAY STREET,
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P7-TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF BAL
TlMORE. The Undersigned takes The liberty of OF.
terng himself rs an Independent Candidate for the
office OF Sheriff at the ensuing election, and respect
fully solcs the support of his friends and the public
generally. [Se4.tel JOHN MITCHELL.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-20

{f3- ELEGANT RICH VELVET RETICULES
embroidered with steel Beads with rich steel clasps;
the greatest opportunity is offered every lady
To have one of these beautiful articles, very tto
above the price of the clasp which is : 80 each, and
some little damaged still lower also, great varieties
ot goods from New York auctions; elegant Ion. satin
Stocks, Paris styles, Sl black Satin do. - beau
tiiuI silk Scars 70 cents each: kid and other Gloves,
cheap Let all call the original one low price store
IG- Right on the corner OF Market and Charles SITS.
seI9-3t' MORTIMER s. MOWBRAY.
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% DEFENDERS OF BALTIMORE INIsI4-
At special meeting of the Association of Defenders
OF Baltimore in 1914, held the evening of the 18th
September, loi5, ut the City Hall, agrceably TO public
notice, the First Vice President, MAJOR JOS X STA
PtEToN took the Chair and cal led the meeting to or
der.
After short interval, the Vice President lose and
addressed the Association with appropriate re-
marks, and suggested that some measure be- adopted
expressive OF the grateful sense of this association on
their late anniversary visit TO the City of Washingt0n
WhereupOn
General A. MILrESgERGER, offered the following,
which, on motion, was unanimously adopted:
The "Associaon of the Defenders of Baltimore in
lel4"-aeem 1t incumbent upon them thus to notice
the kindness and attention they received their late
visit to the city of Washington on the occasion of the
celebration of the thirty first return Of that memora-
BILE day, the 18th September, 1914
The Association were even greeted with open arms
and sensiby made to feel that the citizens of the Gap
ol of their country were worthy TO live in the city
bearing the proud name of the Faher of his Co In
try"
BY the Presden, of the United States were they
welcomed with generous hospitality and uneIampled
urbanity. BY the Chief Marshal, Gen. HUNTER, the
Committee of Arrangements of the City of Washing
toll and their worthy and excellent Chairman, b. B.
FRENCH, Esq, they were placed under the greatest
obligations by their constant and unremitting atten
ton TO their comfort, and their anxious sositude to
render their visit agreeable and interesting.
To the Mayor Of Washington, Col. w. w. Sc ATOM,
the Association are under debt OF gratitude for his
untring and successful efforts in their behalf which
will long be remembered with feelings of the veliest
pleasure, and cause their visit to Washington 10 be
cherished among the most agreeable retrospects ofthe
lives. Also
To the military of Washington for their beautiful
escort, and constant attentions during the dayto the
Superintendent of the Patent Office and National In
sute for his polite attentions.
To the Messrs. Brown, the worthy hosts of Browns
Hotel for their many kind attentions bestowed upon
us, during stay with them.
To the Light Dragons, Col. BoULDIN, and the Me-
chanical Volunteers, Capt. WATKINS, for the very
kind and affectDnatt manner ia which they voun
teered their services aud performed escort daty.
They also feel indebted to Dr.. WooDsIDE and other
officers of the Railroad Company for their admirable
arrangements in their behalf
JOS. X. STAPLETON, First Vice Pres't.
1t Attest, HOWARD GRIFFITH Sec'y.
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W-oFFICIAL DRAWING of the Md. Conso

dtItu LUIIUT!, VTHs5 NO D, Tot Io4J'
AZ - 50 As 50 10 Al 50 IT II G ! 81 80
% and 49, being the LIST and I'd drawn Nos each $50
- and 3d. being the ID and Sd drawn Nos. each 20
10 aud J5 being the Sd and Attn drawn Nos. each IL
IS and 81 being The 4th and 5th; or - and 80, be
Ing the 9th and 9Th drawn Nos. each IL
All having two Of the drawn Nos. On them, each 6
All having one only Of the drawn Nos. ON, " 3
From the old established House of
1t EMORY, No n. Calvert-St.
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OFFICE OF FLETCHER & co.,
No. Holiday ST., BALTIC. (
NEXT WEEK SIX Magnificent Lotteries are to
II be drawn, to which we beg to call the attention
of Home and Distant Adventures. Orders for pack
ages single tickets, if sent TO the Undersigned will
meet with success and prompt attention.
MONDAY, 3 of $40, 600, for s.
TUESDAY, $1,000. Tickets 2i
WEDNESDAY, 800, 0O0 for only S
THURSDAY Sl2 600, for
FRIDAY, $4,000, for 3
SATURDAY, $4,000, for only
THIS DAY, $4,000, tickets 50, quarters so cts.
Orders for ticket and packages in either of the above
lotteries respectfully solicited. Direct to
JAMES FLETCHER & CO., Baltimore, Md
1t Agents Cor the Managers,
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{Gy- SIlERIFFALTY. | am a candidate for the
office of SHERIFF of Baltimore City-if elected, |
shall endeav0r to do my duty.
se3-2lWit S. G.. LEAKIN
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6Snnn FOR Sc, quarters SO cts, eishths
SOVO 25 cents. The Frederick Female
Seminary draws THIS DAY, at 81 O'Clock, P. M.
Capital prize S6O00 &c Nos. IL drawn ballots. In
which TU CKER BROTHER will sell on certificate
package of whole tickets, % in each FIR SIS 90
% half tickets, 1850
% quarter SOS
~ eghths'' 312t
Packages single tickets in every variety. The
advantages of purchasing by the package reduc
ton of nearly so per cent on certificate.
II. Il. TUCKER b BROTHER,
1t Right on the Corner-Head of Centre Market.
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Foul MURDER. We learn from the Natchcz
Courier that Jared Way, of Lauderdae county,
Miss, was murdered upon his own premises a
bout three weeks since. He was shot (six or
seven holes being discovered in his right sidc;)
stabbed i'll many places i'll the left side, and his
throat cut from ear to car. Who the murder
ers we're is not known.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-20

UNIvERsALIsT CONVENTION. The General
Convention of Universalists met at Boston on
Thursday, and will close its session to-day. 1t
is, we are informed, the largest Convention
ever held by that denomination.
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D3- SHERIFFALTY Having announced myself
al the urgent solicitation of number of friends,
candidate for the Sheilfdy At the ensuing election
take this opportunity of stating to my fellow citiZens
that it is NOT my intention to Withdraw from the can
vaSs but that still am acandidae for their sutiriges
Sel2d JAMES q. LAW.
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ENOR SALE. very likely Boy, Is years of
q age, to serve five years-he is good waiter and
can come well recommended; also for sale, very
likely black girl, 10 years of age, to serve years
first rate house servant and good plain cook, washer,
ironer, sc. For particulars, apply at
L.. +. SCOTTlS Intelligence Office,
SEQ No. 10 Exchange Place.
WpOW WINDOWS FOR SALE. TWO
ND BOW WINDOWS will be sold low, if imme-
date application is made to
No. I32 BALTIMORE STREET,
sel7-d next door to the Clipper Office.
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FRONT STREET THEATRE. Sherdan's excellent CO.
medy of 1.-The Critic, with the Melo-Drama of "Rob
Roy" will be enacted at this Theatre tonight. Mr..
Geo. Barrett will sustain the character of"Puff" in
the former and Mr. Scott that of Rob Roy in the lat
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-20

THEATRICAL. The New York Herald says:
Miss Delcy and her father, Mr.. Rophine Lacy,
have received $500 night since their engage
ment commenced being a third of the
aggregate receipts. The Keans realised, dur
ing their brief engagement, $4,000.
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N7-CORONER's OFFICE, No. l28 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st. lnhl2-ly
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THE Circus. There Will be an exhibition OF the
Equestrian Company Of Messrs Rockwell & Stone,
this afternoon at O'Clock, to which VIC would call
attention of parents and others. The evenings per-
Torrance will take place as usual.
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MUSEUM. A variety of entertainments are offered
at the Museum tonight.
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HoLmpAY STREET THEATRE. A fine bill is posted
for this Theatre tonight "fhe Last Man, ''some
thing new and said to be good; the play of civilian
Tell" with music and dancing, make up the enter
fainmnnIS.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-20

tGE Please announce GEO, GORDON BELT Esq.
a. candidate for the city Sheralty AT the next rec-
ton. [SeS-tel BALTIMORE.
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MINISTER FROM TEXAS. The Government
of Texas has recently appointed Minister to
the United States. The Hon. ID. S. KauiE
man is the newly appointed Minister. He
was, on the It'll, in New Orleans on his way to
WASHINGTON.
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ENTERPRIzE. The schooner Gen. Washing
ton cleared on Friday morning last from Ok
ford, Md, with full cargo of corn, oats, and
lumber, bound to Charleston, S. C..
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HNGERFOSS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES.
BL PACKAGES! PACKAGESm Comb. 10 a. 81,
Sl0OS comb. 20 Do So, $1,000, and comb, % AZ As,
$500, were all sold in Yesterdays scheme by the RG-
ERTONS. There is no doubt but that is the besway
to buy Lottery ticket as in this way you have every
prizes in the scheme. This day full package cost
but S6;S2-we particularly recommend il as the best.
THIS DAY, draws Md Consolidated Lottery, class
81. 66 Nos. II drawn ballots.
SCHEME.
prize Of $4,000 prize of $685.
800 Z" 500
a." 1000 5 200 as
Tickets S2--shares IN proportion.
Tickets by the Package single share, for sale ar
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner South-st. and Exchange Place; or
1t Corner Commerce aud Pratt streets.
FuNHE SECOND CAPITAL PRIZE OF $4,000
H. sold yesterday by SCHOOLFIELD & co. in a
package Of half tickets To an old patron at York Pa.
Nos p 30 i3 prize of $500 to citizen. Nos % As
"A prize of $50 sent To Providence, r. /. This is
the way Scheduled Co. supplies all of their patrons
with the needfu-so call on them and get chance in
the following splendid scheme to be drawn TODAY
for the benefitof the F. Female Seminary class 81.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
prize of $4,000 prize Of ss'5
200 200 a 9S
Tickets 50; halves 81; quarters so; eighths 25c
In which Schooield Co. will sell on certificate
packages of % whole tickets for only S25 HAYES Sl24
quarters So %, eighhs SO ID So call andt try chance
today of the ever lucky
SCHOoLFIELD CO.,
No. Calvert street,
Firsi0flicefrom Baltimore street
Nos. Md. Consolidated Lottery, class 6, dawn
sepL:l9 lowest prize SO, are:
43 % So as 50 10 Al 35 II "A 81 80
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FORT McHENRY. A company of Soldiers
from the Carlisle Barracks, Pa, under the
command of Lieut.. Hunt, will leave for Balti-
more to-day, to take charge of Fort McHenry,
until Captain Ringgolds company leturns from
Texas.
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THE CALEDONIA. The royal mail steamship
Caledonia left Boston on Tuesday for Liverpool
via Halifax, with SO passengers for the former,
and l. for the latter.
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Egz,4erjcsrg .fnsS3ltGA@,
AND RA.IMu"H CLIPPER

-HDAY MORNING. sa. 70, 1915
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GREAT WESTERN. This steamer sailed from
New York for Liverpool on Thursday, with a
full complement Of passengers and large mail.
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ALEXANDER,S TRICOBAPHE

A NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY,
IN being liquid Dye which instantdneousiy changes
the color of the hair a beautiful brown or black,
without injury to the hair or skin. The great supe
riorty of this Dye consists in its easy mode Of app
cation, and instantaneous effect-a other dyes re-
curing from 10 to twelve hours TO produce any change.
Its superior excellence will be apparent to every one
upon single application.
Extract from the 'tPhladelphia Daily Sun " Al
ExANDER's TRICoBAPHE.-The effect of the above on
the hair is truly astonishing. 1t was tried yesterday
in our Office and the change from grey to black was
instantaneous.
Extract from the ''Phiadelphia Daily Forum Sc
veral of acquaintance have recently applied
their hair the valuable liquid Dye known AS Alexan-
der's Trcohaphe-a new and valuable discovery; and
has i'll failed to produce the desired effect
Immediately after applying it to gray hair rwhiskerS,
il imparts beautiful brown or black color.
10 For sale by Coleman & Rogers, No, l73 Balti-
more street. e. W. Andrews, j. NJ Laroque, J. w.
Scott and f. Perkins, Baltimore street; J.V. ID. Stew
art, corner Hanover and Camden sis: Perkins Bro
Their, Green and Franklin-sts.; j. W. Barry &
Co.. Pearl and Baltimore SITS, and wholesale
by the sole agents, X. & G. A. WRIGHT,
api eot27thM* 23 South 4th street, Philad
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GG5-BALTIMOREL YCEUM-ST JoHN's CHURCH,
LIBERTY-sT The exercises of the Lyceum THIS
friday EVENING, April the 4th, will consist of a
Lecture by J. MGKIM DUNCAN, Esq-suhect:
"FashiOn;' and discussion of the adjourned ques-
ton: "Should damages he awarded in case efbreach
Of promise of marriage"
Ladies and gentlemen are invited to attend. The
Lyceum will be called to order at Il O'Clock.
It BY order, WIN, X, CREERY, Sec'y.
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BALTIMORE HITfSFUnI.

G3~JOHN Sections BENEFIT. SATURDAY,
April 9Th, on which occasion the Misses MACohBER,
the celebrated Vocal and Violin Performers will ap-
pear for the third time in Baltimore TO commence
with first time in BaitimoreJ the TUMBLE RIG.
In which Miss Cannon, MIR. John Seton and MIR. Ow-
ems, will sustain the principal characters
TO conclude with, first time this season. JENNY
TWITClIER IN FRANCE, being a continuation of
the "Golden Farmer, or Jenny Twilcher in ENG
LAND" Robert Macaire, MI Gallagher. Jenny
Twitcher, John Seton. PetrO Mr. Owens. 1t
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o. GENTLEMEN'S SUPERIOR SPRING style
GLOVES, only l2i and 81; Su~penders 2j and 81;
Patent 81 and more superior do 50 cents, (rare
chances); gentIemen's Collars Is and % cents black
Bombazine Stocks lS;; black Satin Stocks so S25
ScarfS 50 cts Rogers Congress Knives 81 each; Scs
sois 10 a III; Razors, Lamp Shears; Shutters; Wal
tersi Also Head, Nail, Tooth, Comb, and all other
kind of Brushes and Combs OF every variety; also
Soaps, fine Extracts Cologne Waters, Shaving Cases,
Razor Strops, Shaving Creams, AccortonS, Fans,
Graces, Baltledo0rs, sc. These, with all style
goods off at low prices for cash
Right on the corner Of Baltimore and Charles sts
ap3-2l" MORTIMER & MOWBRAY.
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% STATEMENT OF FRANCIS THOMAS"
This rs pamphlet of upwards of so peges, written
by ex Governor Thomas, of Maryland, in relation TO
his domestic affairs, in which the conduct of Gov
Mcdowell, Of Va. and his family, together with Col
Benton, and other dgnAarios, is severely arraigned
and all matters in relation to his marriage, and ills
subsequent unpleasant events, explained and com
menea with force and vgor, /, can be had al this
slboe-price IS cents.
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R7- WHOOPlNG COUGH, ASTHMA, sc. The
WHOOPING COUGH CORDIAL has heen proved
in this city and elsewhere, TO be the best REMEDY, if
not the only one ever discovered, for WHOOPING
COUGH, ASTHMA, COMMON COUGH, all STRIC-
TURES OF THE CHEST, Difficulty Of Breathing,
&c. The genuine article only he obtained of Dr.
GIDEON B. SMITH, Basement of the Chesapeake
Bank, North street, Baltimore. Price 81 per bottle
The trade in other places supplied on the usual
terms. mh26 Inn
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YNyICKET ON FILE-S50OO the End Capital
II Prize. Again at TUCKER s. BROS yester-
day-S3000 and Sl00U-one in a whole, and the other
in quarter ticket, both sold TO citizens. Showed our
success again. We make every Lottery that draws
tell handsomely for our patrons. Be wide awake and
take advantage of The ship of Good Fortune with sails
all snfured, setting directly in for office.
TO DAY, $9.0O0-Tickels S3-75 Nos. Ia ballots.
The Small Fry! the Small Fry draws TO MORROW.
Capital S4OO0-Tickets s quart % cts. Packages
of wholes $l1, quarters $3.50, eighths $l.75.
Drawn numbers of yesterdays Lottery,
Al 46 10 go Is 81 d. 30 II II 81 rs
Il. T. TUCKER s. BROTHER,
1t Head of Centre Market Space.
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F5-THE SMALL FRY AT EGERFONS'. Our
friends would do well to secure a chance early in this
popular little Lottery, the great demand has already
made scarcity of tickets. Capitals $4,000 $1,000 &c.
Tickets 81, quarters only 25 cts A full package,
which may draw the highest prizes in the lottery,
costs but Is, qrs. only SO 50. This is the right way
to try your luck, and EGERT0NS' is the place TO
cure the cash. Apply early. rAl 1t
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EA RE- w ELL
GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
n 4

1T C.ALVERT HALL,
ON SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 9TH
AHISS JOSEPHINE BRAMSON, aged 81
We years, and Miss HARRIET BRAMSON, aged
years, both of the city of New York, will perform
on the Piano Forte, assisted by the following Profess
sors of Music, Messrs MULLER, LUCCHESl and
WAGNER.
NORTHUMBERLAND l.
/. OVerture-Piano Overture, de Semira-
mide, by Miss Josephine and Prof Mul
Ter, by Lemone.
,. S0Io-Flute-Prof. Lucchcs by Tulon.
.. Duett-Plano-By Miss Josephine and
Harriet Bramson.
4. PianO-Nariations Brantcs-Ia Fio-
lette de Carata-Miss Josephine BRAIN
son, by Henry Herr,
PART IT.
l. Overture-Piano-M assariells, by Miss
Josephine Bramson, by F. Moekivitz.
2. Sole-Clarionette-Prof Wagner, by J. Muller.
3. uett--Piano-MiSs Josephine and lIar-
rett Bramson.
A. Piano-Variations Brilliantes de Concert
Miss Josephine Bramson, by Czemy.
GI- Tickets so cents, children under twelve years
of age, at half pice-to he obtained at the principal
Music stores, Book stores and Hotels Of this city; and
at the door on the evening of performance.
{T3- Doors open al half past 7, performance to COM
mence at & O'Clock.
Certificate presented 10 Miss JOSEPHINE BRAMsoS by
IL eminent Professors Of Music in Philad
"PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 6, 1874.
owe have had the pleasure of hearing Miss JOSE
PINE BRAMSoN at private party, and we must CEN
fess that heard child (of ten years of age)
play on the Piano Forte with all the rapdity, the pre-
csion, the steady tme-keeping, and the taste of
adult professors she throws more force, also into the
volumes OF her tones, than we could have supposed
her physical strength could accomplish We feel con-
dent that she is destined to rival the greatest Pianist
thus lar known.
rs. Enrich, F. Dofigo,
B. G. Cross A. Rriphart,
j. ID. Coniuct, c. r Rudolph,
G.. Jarvis, G.. F. StOl,c,
Edw. Barton, Vincent Schmidt,
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03- MAD. DE BONNEVILLE commences her
course OF LECTURES ON MAGNETISM, at the
MASONIC TEMPLE, st. Pau's Lane, on
THIS (lNoaday) EI,ENING, March 81.
NEW EXPERIMENTS upon citizens will he made
EVERY EVENING, by Prof DE BONNEVILLE
The Consultation and Tfeatment continued cvcTy
morning Of the Week. mh3l-lw