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WILLS 81 CO., Wholesale Groccrs and Com
w mission Merchants, east end of High street,
portSmonth- Va
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VAS. A.SPALDING, Manufacturer and Deal
- er in Guns, Rifles, Pistols, and every other ar
ticle in the Sporting line, Sign of the MammotI
Gun, High street, Portsmouth, Va.
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NTEPHEN JAMES, Wholesale and Retail
- Dealer in Family Groceries, Wines, Sc, Mar
xet S luare, Portsmouth, Va.
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BERMUDA ARROW ROOT-A lot of su.
- pcrior BERMUDA ARROW ROOT has Just
been received at the Medical Emporium, Corner OF
High and Middle streets Persons wishing to oh.
tain a prime article would do we'll to call aud pur
chase some Of t from the subscriber.
Mug 10 HENRY BUFF.
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SUPERIOR SEIDLITZ d SODA POW-
DERS.-We have just received a full and fresh
supply Of AND SODA POWDERS
These different kinds are universally acknowledged
to be the best manufactured, and far superior TO
any others. They are therefore recommended with
confluence to those wishing a pure and excellent
article of Scidlitz or Soda Powders. For sale at
the Drug Store, Sign Of the Big Mortar.
Aug 10 CHAS. I'll HEINITSH. AGENT.
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MLLLIAM WOODWARD. NoInrv p

IELIAM WOODY ARD, Notary Pub.
w lie and Scrivcner, General Agent, Convey
ANGER, and Collector, will attend to all business en-.
trusted to his care with promptness and despatch.
o. Office on Wide Water Str rect, head of Roa
noke Square. JulvS
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at BUFF, Chemist, corner of High and Midi
die - rrets, Portsmouth. Va.
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A FEW of the EMPIRE STOVES left vet, al
"a Manufacturers Prices. Persons wish ng to
buy, can ascertain al about the S,ovc. by fefcf ring
to the 70 lowing gentlemen, Mcssrs. A.. f. Cum
ningham, Old Domiuion Office, MIR. Us. p. Roy
nolds, Gos3ort, Col. merritt Jordan, Naval Store,
ami Samuel Mo re, in the Market, and others who
have them in use.
DANIEL S.
Aug % Under the Old Dominion Office.
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ATSE0OD'S


NON-CONDSsNSiNG AlR-IIGEv pAR
~ % Sr~OVE.-Patcntcd, March, 1915: and
received the SILVER MEDAL, at the State Fair,
at Auburn, Sept. Is, 1916.
Inc Air IlGHr PARLoR STovE, with its fine Goth
&c carvings, Is not only beautiful ia, the cxiromc,
nut thS most perfect article OF the kiud ever aI.ar.d
IN market II differs materially from all O her
stoves called 'nir-'i@ht,' la the imp ovcinentt of
the Jo'nt$, aud the ABOLITION e the Hot air Chunb4r.
Inc JOINTS Mt the corner are constructed in such
a peculiar manner as TO insure them Us hat they pro-
Tess TO be, air tight. They have the usual prutcc-
t.lou oil cement in the jpint- % the CASTING. and the
iurthcr and perfect security of a quantity of c. ment
inserted between the juin's made by he cuttings,
and the inner joints at the stove rods.
One OF our customers dealing in these Stoves
c.aps, that, on trial with them last winter. a single
h'c' huIt IN The ordinary way, lasted three ca Is -:
md that he will warrant all he sells to retain the
hc mat length OF timo without being disturbed.
AZ INC New York State Fair. at Auburn. ont.
10, 1876, yc received the First Premium. 4 Sir
VEk SiEDAL, aud. at the Rensselaer, County Fair.
| SrpL.24, 1916. the Fist Premium Of FIVE DOL.
DARS or a 1--we MEDAL, on our NON CON
DENSlNG ~AlR-TlGHT PARLOR STOVE For
sale by nj < CuFRPy -"
nov" Under the Old dominion Office.
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ToHN COOKE & Co, Dealers in Foreign
% and Domestic Dry Goods, High street. near
Middle street, Portsmouth, Va.
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II HOFFMAN,, Boot and Shoes Manufactur-
l. . er, south OF the Market, Crawford street,
Portsmouth, Va
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DEARLY WHITE TEETH.-(ARoMAT-
4 IC ROSE OOFH PASTE)-Tho.e VINO vaIne
handsome teeth, this Tooth Paste, viii II, found
very VtInahic, 1t gives n pcarly - hitcncss to the
t'cth' IL mness to the gums, fragrance to the breath,
and stops the progress OF decay.
Also, Perfume Extracts. f,r Handkcrchirfs
KoussePS Cologne, B,ar's Grease, Soaps. &c
DR.. Santos Superior Tooth Powder. pnnrove6
and used by Dentists. generally. The genuine for
sale oEly at ihe Drug store Sign OF tire Biz Mortar.
Nov 10 CHAS. II. HtINiTSH, Agent.
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~ III W. IA "


NDE hNIINu.
w. BILLUPS q co, h,ving taken the
RI" Old Stand On the Corner OF High and Middle
streets, Portsmouth,, Va, formerly occupied by T..
-. Haynes, are now prepared To execute all orders
which they may be favored with. All kinds of
CABINET WORK done in the neatcst manner at
the shortest notice and on the most accommodating
terms. The business being conducted under their
own superintendent, those who may patronize
their cstabiishm. mt, may be assured that the work
will he done of the best materials, and in the neat
est and most fashionable STYLE.
All FUNERAL ORDERS will be promptly attended
to at all times. AuCI
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CHARLES IL. HEINITSII, Agent. Drug
" gist and Apotccary, and Dealer in Paints, Oils,
Dyestnffs, Sc. High street. rtsmou Va.
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= 10 DUUs IVSaIVHUI ItIgIsItT To UU
The name OF no pcrso. will be entered upon our
books unless the payment of the subscription be
made IN advance. Sep %
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l. Wholesale Grocery aud Commits
81 . sion Store, Commerce street, Norfolk, Va.
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GOOD AND CHEAP LAMP OILS.Zwe
g havcagain received another large supply If
Pure Sperm, and other good Lamp oils. W. nave
iour different kinds, and at the lolloViug prices
per gallo", rs, IS, Sl.O0, SC, or per pint 9 cts.
| ~, and purcst Sperm To-. These oils have
b,cn long and sufficiently tried, and arc acknowI-
edged TO be very excellent. For sale nj tbc D,ur
store, Sign of tho BIZ Mortar.
Oct - CiIAS Al \ AGENT
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EERGUSON s. I'LL lad b-Lumber, Coal,
teet, Norfolk, Va.
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NTILLtAM REID, Wholesale and Retail
w Hat and Cap Store, cast side Market Square,
Sorfolk. Vn.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-05-15

to call on him for his reasons now, az he had not
assigned any formerly, for saying so.
Mr.. BENTON replied, that in the first place the
proposal restrict the President In the appointment
otOfhcers (Which was the point IN question: was un-
constitutional. In the second place, 1t would be in
expedlent TO cut off the people Of the United States
from entering into the army of the United States.
Mr. ARCHER said, in answer to the suggestion
of the honorable senator from Missouri, that il
would be unconstitutional TO carry into effect the
amendment made TO the bill by the House REP
resentatyes He stated grounds for those reasons
He would meet him with something more The
list had been furnished him Of the laws the sub
ect showing the power OF the President had been re-
sricted and the sentiments Of Congress, were shown
TO be that they were competent to restrict the Pesi-
dent, and upon which they had often acted. The
papers he alluded TO were in the hands of the
military committee, and he would suggest that the
subject be passed over informally, until they were
procured He would make that motion.
Mr.. DIX hoped the sabject woald not be passed
over. Those amendments had been several days
before the Senate; the bill had been acted upon long
ago by the other House, and received good deal Of
attention. IL was extremely important, and ought
70 be passed now.
Mr.. ARCHER replied, he had not the least de.
sire to postpone the bill; his sole object was to q,
the papers in the hands Of the military commute
Mr.. BERRlEN inquired whether the senator
from New York understood the senator from Viz
GINA as proposing to pass over the bill, to take il
up again the same day.
Mr.. DIX said his proposition was to act on II
forthwith.
Mr. BERRlEN simply wished the senator from
New York Mr.. DIX, to understand that the ssna-
tor from Virginia proposed TO call the bill up again
as soon as the senator from Kentucky had taken
his seat.
Mr.. ARCHER again expressed his desire TO
bring up the bill soon as the senator from Ken
lucky had taken his seat.
Mr.. DIX readily assented to the motion, and
The bill was passed over pro TEN. informally.
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NoIE.-In Dragon regiments, LIST lieutenant and
one ID lieutenant allowed for each company and in ad
dton adutan (who may be Of other grade for the reg
me1 In the first Dragons the adjuant is LIST lieutenant
In he ID regiment he Is I'd lieutenant
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Mr.. KENNEDY, frsm the Committee on En-.
rolled Bills, reported correct the bill to provide for
the organization Of corps of sappers, miners, and
pontoniers.
Also, in another part Of the day the joint resolu-
ton to correct clerical error in the bill to supply
Deficiencies in certain appropriations.
The House then adjourned.
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WASHINGTON, May 8, 1876.
Miscellaneous GIsanings Of Current Events, ,cith
f~.nn

free Commentaries thcTe0w.
From the mass of information from the Rio
Grande, il appears that the two opposing armies
are rapidly approximating the alternative OF q
general engagement. Secretary Marcy has his
hands full of papers, and his head full of plans;
but we think there need be no fear of the results
of a collision. The Mexicans will find him COM
petent to repel any force which they can concen-
trate in opposition to him. Mr.. Slidel is reported
to be here ; but until we see him, cog or iNcog,
we are not prepared to certify to the fact.
The investigating committee, for the benefit OF
Mr.. c. J. Ingcrsol, respecting the secret service
papers of the State Department, examined the
Secretary of State yesterday, and fully exoneratcd
him ; and will proceed to the examination, per-
haps, of his subordnates, tomorrow. II is gene
rally believed that Mr.. Tyler the more cheerfilly
complied in the exculpation Of Mr.. Webster from
the appropriation Of the contingent fund of the
State Department, under the late administration,
because of the fact that Mr.. Ingcrsol was OF that
Clique of Philadelphia democrats, who hunbugged
old Veto out Of the loaves and fishes, and then
left him in the hour Of distress, to help himself
nay, even employing his own thunder aga ,,,:s
him. Old Veto has put his thumb upon nm w.
time. Speaking Of President Tyler, We Le1oicc
with exceeding Joy to hear that his better han y
about to present a substantial testimonial Of me
wisdom of annexation Say what you VIII, tnv
White House has never had a more oSau' .,un
anciens regime of old Veto. All while we re-
member these golden hours, when, in the East
i room,
The MOO - Capitol had gathered then;
! liar bcs6kf and her chivslry when bright
The chandeliers shone DER fair women and brave men,
And every heart beat happily and when :,
The Marine Band broke out In ts regular military swell
Old Nco's eyes lookd love to eyes that spake again.
And John and Bob each with handsome bell
Led in the mary dance that pleased us all 90 well"
Alas! alas. Tcrpsichorc Is ruled out. There =
no more dancing IL tho White Houss, Bfo'hsg
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TO VOCALISTS, MUSICIANS, AND THE THEA1
CAL PROFESSION.
HOWES & CO.'S NEW YORK MAMMOT
CIRCUS.

THE LARGEST EsTABI lsHMENT ever organized in
the United States, comprising N0 Men and Horses re
curing &c Carriages convey the Performers wardrobe
scians &C., will be exhibited in Paterson Easton (Pal
Reading Lancaster Harrisburg &C. The company has at
ached Eight Female Equestrians, whom the
Greatest Female Rider Of the Age recently arrived from
Paris MADAME MARIE MACARTE,
whose style Of Equestrian Fssts peculiarly her own
being chse and classics her graceful and fascinating address:
ecnce render this educated artistic the lead
feature Of the in this country The Popretos re-
public the brilliant description given the respee-
Of the extraordinary and daring eats perform?
ed by this artistic Among the novelties which
the froprietors offer are the celebrated Scotch
GIANT AND GlANTESS. -
Their height is feet and their weight 700 lbs. Mr..
Randall weighs 49, lbs Mrs. Randall is the enormous
gisntess in the world They will appear in Jack and the
strength and agility and will ride in horse act The
nae Exercises Classic Dsgsys and humorous .herpeess
NIXON and the unapproschable Clown, DAN RICE.
Among Performers the celebrated and principal Ri
der Napoleon Of the Arena MIR HOBBS, whose feas
Horseback the extraordinary Witnessed Juse-
nile Act Of Horemanship by Master Nixon. Olympic Exer
Tumbier Mr. M.ACARTE. Wonderful Eests BY Mr. Cole :
Dogs, Hector aud Billy. The SWISS BROTHERS, in
their elegant Gymnastic Pastures and Groupngs Mr. Sweet
the CharotssI Of PhgSa' Po:,ung .Id
brilliant Act Of Fsnei.s Of rro,eus Mr. Mowss n
n1tabe Dan Emmt their head The Original Banjo Me-
dist With variety OF Others The whole comprising the
leading talented and classic performers IN the world
mx1 fire.
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--LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
WASHINGTON, May 8, ls46.
Congress.

C0HgTeW'
The Senate does not sit to-day. The uphol-
sterers putting the chamber in summer trim,
removing the winter carpets and substituting straw
mating, &c.
The House have been mainly engaged to-day III
the discussion of the bill for the remuneration Of
Alexandria to the State Of Virginia. The town
now is comprised within the ten miles square,
though on the Virginia side Of the river Il would
certainly be better for the Alexandrians, and a
saving to the federal government to allow their
ancient town to go back home to her old mother
The bill was debated by Messrs. Hunter and Bay
ley, of Va, in its support; Messrs. Payne and Nc
Clernand, of Illinois, in opposition and for fur
Their details, see House proceedings. A bill appro-
priatng three sections Of the public lands for tho
creation Of fund for the purpose OF printing books
for the blind, was reported and referred to the
Committee of the Whole. II, with the present
unsettled state of affairs with Mexico and Eng
land, the two Houses should adjourn for the ses.
sion, there is every reason to expect they would
be called together again before December. With
n three months pounding at the tariff therefore,
we shall keep Congress here to back up or co-ope-
rate with the President in any incidental measures
which may demand their attention, in reference
to Paredes or Lord Aberdeen.
p. S.-The House have passed the bill retro
ceding the town of Alexandria, and all of the ter
ritory of the District of Columbia on that side Of
the river, to the State of Virginia. This will be
matter of great rejoicing to the Alexandrians, and
the beginning OF new era, should the bill pass the
Senate.
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MILTTARY RIDING SCHOOL

TON having entered into anang ement with
Nl Hayhone, for his Hiding School two night. in the
week Mondays and MI on ~ Ss I
same taught BY him IL Major Rnsrods Light Hcrse Art
Is al the corner Of 18th street and University Place and the
largest in the city, with the best Of accommodations. No
pains will be spared bring toward the class. For further
information enquire Mr. Hsythones once the Arse.
nal, where Mr. Hamilton can be every day from to
Broad Sword and Artillery Drill from till r. NJ. every
day as usual. my7 jtsrc
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A CARD

EWiLLARD w. w. SHIRLEY, Auctioneers,
gye Their personal attention to the sales Of House
w hold Furniture at the residence Of families declining
stocks Of Ccckery Dry Goods Grocery and
cit from their friends the public consignment 10 their
SALES ROOM, Isl BROADWAY, until May ist when
Adams Express Office. ali Inns m
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THE SHADES HOTEL,

ga Reade Street, Vest Side of broadway.
THE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
public that he has lately opened the above Establish
msn s style superior TO other house kind the
given to his friends and while proprietor
Of THE Shades" In Thames street, he faers himself will
be guaranty all who potronise him in his
the continuance Of their patronage.
The usual elshes, Chops Steaks Welsh Rarebits Poach
ed Eggs, &c. will be served in superior style.
The room will be regularly supplied with city papers,
Europe JAMES EVANS.
m ms =
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Married,
the ard instant in Philadelphia, by Bishop Kenrick.
'RrpERIcK scIrERr, of New York, to Miss MARY
RADER, of Philadelphia.
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THORN CHAMPAGNE.
A FRESH INVOICE Of this delightful Champagne 10 In
N which the attention Of merchants hotel keepers,
and private gentlemen invited The sandng Of this Wine
superior 70 that o this country and at no higher
price than that Of the bex brsnds; .,.,,..u.. *
mil ss 70 10 Wall street
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A. Fsy n Ss sy W. ca 3:
s; 4. s Xtf oN fHs y II
p Ssrss : 4 ss ssmy
Boxes frs, !isI = cents ~ second and third tier" -
Door, open 0cloek-psriomanes TO commence At pre-
Z. ba%. Y
H F %Ss Es 81 efiasfj T;
As TzH JSas T
Gen; MpwbI.y Sutherland Gertrude Mr.. Phillips
p "a s, pors cents second ana third tiers 70 cs;
open !. ocloei1cur.in viii rise a, half pas, seven
NEW greenwich THEATRE-,Monday Evening
so Anas Sir HENRY Clinton" Ks.as
Nj tx
10 Dress Circle Balcony 80 cents; Upper Boxes, IS
Doors open io'cock-performancs commence at half
dS.s Ey opEF Sr1 M0SE F4HGS STKE S
sn h, they will
pss s s "a
si Bss s3s ss a g & NJ ss on applies.
" Change OF programme every evening. my3 lwissr
CASTLE GARDEN.
- SACHED MUSIC AND SUNDAY CONCERTS
THE proprietors of the above splendid establishment
nave made 81 SsssT Of
Sunday Evening, May 10,
, Upon which occasion, the GRAND ORCHESTRA Of
this establishment will perform asslection Of Sacred Music
from the best ancient and modern composersthe whole nm
der the direction Of c. w. MEYRER, Jr Leader and Mus
PROGRAMME.
PART !.
a-vIana w erture kaiIlwoda
3-(irand Chorus Euryanthe . . ........ -. Won Weber
@A'e' WASTE fiu'e .-.' - ...'' MoAat
S:. ~ ~ inter
a-S9intet, Don Juan mozart
Concert to commence al u; O'Clock '''' "'
Admission 12n cents.
During the whole day the splendid and extensive Saloon
will be thrown visters who enjoy themselves
every direction doorways to the upper
Platforms and extensive the on
level with the will enable the lover
the most beautiful prospect in New York Seats and
clned to mediate or read alone. my6 81 rrc
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT.
CIGNORA ROsINA PlCO respectfully announces to the
pubc that her first Concert since her arrival from Ha-
ohs A. The t APoEEo sA NA1 NsS'n' 1885,
Sgnora PlCO will be assisted by the following distinguish
q A.il;iiE , 65Tro
"''' MHSS$$MEs, BStssKKHARDr.
MR. NM NNAkxEEEEal ,
MASTER sCoNHGIA A,,n,
PROGRAMME ~
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TRITON HOUSE

GLEN COVE, LONG ISLAND.
VIZ subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
public, that he has improved and enlarged the Triton
Hotel e the head Of the steamboat landing, and
thoroughly hted and ready for the Boardes
Ihe situation OF this establishment the purpose Of Salt
water bathlpg amongst the eligible Long Island
sound as the LANDS attached the
ssnsve water 'front.' and fine swimmers The out
ly connected with the house ~' =
Having FARM Of appended to the hotel property
the subscriber can oher his friends the Undue Of pe
Sl supply Of good milk and butter and such other comforts
wishes Of his guests will render residence al the Triton
House extremely desirable. ~
Horses and Carriages to hire.
Fort terms. which will be medera,e, sPply
WILLIAM l.. JONES, Triton House
Glen Cove Long Island, May 1. 1886. my5 imrrc
PAVILION, NEW BRIGHTON.
BLANCARD h.. the honor e inform hi. friends and
fitted and excellent order he prepared with
families and parties who wish engage apartments during
Instant mi lwtrc
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RED SULPHUR SPRINGS,
MONROE Cn VA

THIS CELEBRATED WATERING PLACE. will be
- the next usual for the reception Of vi
tiers Its fame in the relief aud pulmonary diseases
extending period of fifty years sustained by facts
and evidence that longer admits dispute. For the
tent and peculiarly Of its medicinal virtues however the
reader i referred to work The Mineral Springs Of
Putnam The object Of th. .dve E 70 that
comfortable and that they will be with
form and kindness while the charges will be found
will be respectable physician n attendance The roads
Sulphur will have stages it plying between the two
Springs, which will afford opportunity of visiting in
my2 lmsrc THE PROJECTORS
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M A NJ SIAN UOn =

M SION HOUSE,
,MIDDLETOWN ONNECTICUT
THE UNDERSIGNED begs leave to announce to his
i friends and the public that he has leased above house
for of and hopes long experience
attention business liberal share of their patron
age JOHN L. MONROE,
rnra 2nky Coryr.rl,- - *. II tIasaI 49,
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HARTWELL'S
VA SHIN g TON USE.
223 Chestnut Street,

2ZJ Chesthut Street,
PHI l. A ID L l. HIA.
RATHS Just introduced-Warm and Goblin fine apart
- for both ladies and gentlemen; and the
gsnizaon and fitting fevery department Of the Washing
ton House. complete. m27 imsrc
Is PER CENT BELOW HIS USUAL PRICE
F A 5 IL o N BIZ VISITING CARD
ESTABLISHMENT.
PLATE and Fifty Cards printed for 81 50 the best En-.
per pack.
A SILVER DOOR PLATE
furnished and beautifully engraved for So Engraving for the
Trade equally low CLASSENS old stand Murray street.
corner OF Broadway all 1msr
BlGELOW'S NEW ENGLAND EXPRESS,
Passhsprs Kssas GresnfelS E.,slsboTG wad,Gr
Csnadas All Packages PARCELS and business any Of the
above towns, part of the portion of New
Hampshire and Vermont, will be faithfully attended to, If
directed 10 the Of l.. BlGELOW,
Court street, Boston.
Express" j25rc
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PROGRAMME
. !.
Duo Conc rtane-Piano and Violin MIR. Timm
and Master Sconcia. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
song-Madame Burkardt Thou art oveiier' NJ B. Halves
Duo-Il Barbiere. ;: .Signora Pico and Mr.. Mayer,
CavatnsmFman -" s;1,nor,,. pco ."ossn'
A.. EmSni, ETpan invoami" Verdi
: amor sue mi e beata, Donizeui
DucIjNerma. 4; sgnora Pico and Miss Northa :.
Spanish SongSignora Pco :" Tu Ssndunga"t Blanco
Solo-F1ute, Mr.. Kyle, Brilliant Variation. the
Cayatina, Bell rago," from Semiramide Rossni
Song-Mss Northa Bird Of Spring. Felicien David
Romance-M. Gilbert, lie Fills de la VERGE. Scudo
Duettino-Ssnora Pico and Mr.. Gilbert
Cavstas-RobsT lie Dable . Madame Otto . =.
Robert Robert 70 que Anne Meyerbeer
Trio se%iTamids .sisnoga Feo Mis-; Northail
Pond, with an adaptation Of English words.
The Piano Forte used this OCCASION from the Factory
Of Haet Davis Coz Boston aud for sale by their agents
Firth, Hall Pond $50 Broadway.
Messrs. Timm and Beames will preside the Pianoort.
Tickets, 81, may be had at the music stores
Concert to commence AT o'clock. myltf re
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT.
DHILIP ERNST and HERMANN WOLLENHAUPT
respectfully their friends and the Public,
FIRST CONCERT