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MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance COmpan
CAPITAL, S5OO,0OO.

Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Company.
CAPITAL, 100000.
Directors:
JOHN NJ. HILL, ALEX ALLISON, JAS. B. KNOWLES,
GEO. w. MARTIN, JACOB MGAYOCK, 10. NJ. FOGG,
4. b. FoGG, WIN. EAKGN, SAA'L SEAY.
WV WoODFOLE, JOHN NJ. BASS,
JAMES J. GILL, Secretary JOHN. ~ HILL Pres't.
E This long established Company with the most amp,
for the protection of its Policies continues to take
RIVER, SEA and f E RISKS the most liberal terms
at its Agency in New Orleans, at the Office Of
o3l PICKETT. PERKINS & CO., 81 Magazine st.
MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Permanent Fund.- b. .7ct If Incorporation, $500 goo
DIRFsT0Rs:
Cuthbert Bulitt, Samuel Jlmison, VIM. ii. PattisOn
Joseph Menard, e.. 5 Gutter, WIN. Chrsy,
Elliott Robbins, Adm. Vanbibber, Charles Prde
Peter Marcy, Ig Szymanski John Hall.
WIN. LAUGHLIN, President.
CUTHBERT BULLrTT, Vice President
Jos. NASH, Actuary, EwD. RAWLE, Solicitor. WIN
CHRIsTY, Notary.
JAS JONES' NJ. D, and i. H. tENAS, NJ. D. Physicians
The Merchants and Planters Insurance Company haYin
amount subscribed in cash and well secured note, amp
sufficient for all contingencies, is prepared receive
applications and make assurances at their Office, S0H-eas
COrRcr Of .H.4TCHItZ llad C.4yiiP Streets, on FIRE
MARINE, and RlE ER RISKS, and also upon the LIVEf
of White persons and Slaves.
sg This Company is established the Mutual pracpl
of Insurance. whereby every nsUrng with become
interested in its success and its profits divided among il
customers payable ia Cash, instead OF Scrip. d. ly
SgarTIT T. EEHEarsPp TIEE Ann FIRE INSE-R
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We, the undersigned, having frequently administered
medicine prepared by Mr. John Winner, OF this town. desg
mated j. Winners Canadian yermfuge' and being fully
satisfied with its efficacy, confidently recommend ii safe
and efficient remedy for the expulsion OF from the
Intestinal canal. G. O'REILLY,
Licenae Of the Royal College of Surgeons Ireland etc.
. G.. w. DICKINSON,
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CARRIAGES. ETC.

CARRIAGE S-CARRIAtil ss-Thes subscribers have
~ hand large and wellgelsc assort- . ss e
ment of c ARRlAGS and are constant reeeiv- 9rA52S
ing from the best Northern Manufactures every Ss1L
Style and Variety. Purchasers wond DO well to give Us
call. a, WOODRUFF s. 90.
O19 6md&W 105 st. Charles street,
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IFrOil NC WcstrH FpTe, Jdaf0n, OHIO, TlV y lS4
Mr.. j. +; HowELLsAir: affords much pleasure TO
you that cough and affection OF the lungs has
been entirely removed BY the OF oneaif bottle Of Or.
Davss Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar which you and Others
advised GU safely recommend the use OF the
above named Syrup io Coughs and Colds, excellent
remedy. YOuTs respectfully, w. w. PHILLIPS
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[Fr01a Mr. S. C. HGges, If the firm Of Brolccr Hdpos E
Co.. Booksellers and Sthtl0srS, No 1853 Market street.
{phid-January 8, 1871
Your Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar invaluable RENE
dy il cured the of colds with me. If you want cen
tiicate | Will cheerully give g. q. HAYES.
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TT'O PLANTERS AND BROWN
I & CO, i)Gaiers IN all kinds of LHRbeT-C cypress,
White and yellow Pine, Mahogany, Black Walnut Oak,
Ash aud Poplar: Mahogany Newels and Bausers Lath,
Sand and Fire Brick -. 800 MAGAZINE sTEET NEW Or.
LEANS. STEAM SAW-MILI, NATCHEz Miss
~ Orders for all kinds Of Cypress Lumber delivered any
where the Mississippi River below Natchez, at short
notice. ap3 lyd 3mW
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PADuCAH, Ky. June 8, My stock of Cherry and Tar
Syrup reduced six bottles ard It's popularity daily
increasing You would do well to send another supply.
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WELLsvILLE Ohio, January g. 1SI7-Tke article ofyYd
Cherry and Tar find TO be valuable medicine and use il
considerably In practice. have sold and used nearly all
that you have forwarded and would be pleased have you
send another supply the of transportation
will be open.
PORT CARBON. February 20 lS47-Ncssrs. RcJfHson,
Collins Il Co.: am happy to inform you that think Dr.
Davss Syrup OF Wild Cbery and Tar will take the lead no
dozen bottles bespoke. have been asked often for DR.
DaUiss Deptratigs EZtrG6t and Joseph DaUis's H0,s
Jp{3Reat that have taken the liberty of writing for an
agency for the above articles If agreeable to you. II so please
write word, and send dozen Of EACH with uFge
show bills. Respectfully yours, S4ML. X. KEMPION.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY


M IL. MEYER, No. 100 CAMP street, Watch ~
lYI. maker and dealer in JEWELLERY, GOLD 4gEA
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. x ~
All Jewelry articles repaired moderate prices. ml6R1
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THE subscribers gents for the Manufactures have
Il sany hand, and ready to receive orders ever
variety and style Of Goods made from Gum Elastic under
oopYEARs and other Patents, such Capes Pouches,
Leggngs and Clothing of all kinds Army and Navy Bags,
Air Beds Pillows Lie Preserves Camp Blankets Tents
hnspsaek Gun Covers Hospital and Carriage Cloth, Steam
Packing, Mill and Gin Bands Hose, and every other article
made OF India Rubber warranted of the best quality and all
Factory Prices AsO-Afways on hand large assortment
Of SADDLES, HARNESS, LEATHER, COACH and
HARNESS TRIMMINGS, TOOLS, ETC., ETC., at their
saddey Warehouse Nos 30 and 50 Common street, Second
Octs SMITH & BROTHER.
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ff7F = - Nos. SO AID So COMMON st. "a
49, "a Is M We opening and reeeivA y-SaS
-aias4aIng fresh supplies, by every ar a
uyHl. 10 large and complete assortment Of SADDLES
and SADDLERY WARES; Bndlesi Filings; Whips;
HARNESS Of all kinds; Coach and Harness Trimmings;
Leather and Findings. Also, MILL BANDS Of Gum
Elastic Gutta Percha and Patent Stretched Leather; INDIA
RUBBER STEAM PACKING and HOSE; India Rub
Der Leggngs Clothing, ETC., With every other article
in line, which invite the attention OF friends
and the public. SMITH & BROTHER,
Oct5 10 and % Common st.. I'd door from Magazine
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It may be confidently stated that there of PILE
which may not be cured by the PAIN EXTRACTOR
1t is certain remedy, and at the pain
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Stanton 81 Co.. X. i. Nichols ol2 3n
COaEPOUND EXTRACT OF C0PAVIA AND
~ CUB BS- For DisUasesQf TIE Urinary Organs.
The extensive use Of this Remedy for the last ten years in this
CITY, dnnng which period has rarely failed effect per-
ieGt cure, where ihe simple djreetons which accompany
great and unequaied excellence Being free from an nau-
seating properties isaceeptabe the mOstdecHe onlsc
fnrq 10 o,tao
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5 h, N MAcrHEERs99S's Drug aaa cAsgteal S,gye,

EATRACT OF COPAViA, sNRs4PARlaI.A
IA AND CUBEBS-This original preparation has proved
et superior 70 the Capsules any other extract and with
Tue recent additions and improvements Will arsy fail, pro
yded the directions be fully observed. E 70 be had al
ne CorRsy af Magazine and Poydras streets, dls ly
G9LEhAA's G0NORRHaA MIXTURE.
NHE proprietor feels confident IN offering his MIXTURE
as SPECIFIC for this disagreeahle disease, So confident
ne tha It wal ~ every instance Cure, that he has directed
his Agents 70 Refund 6e Money when il fails His 0SIy
Agents In New Orleans,
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u. w. 10. ", q, LINN,
NEW ORLEANS CARTHAGE YVAEsSfI0GisE
~ Nos 1 8 and 1 2 o Crarier strest- - Il
Carriages aud Harness Of every description always C)
on hand For sale low for cash or approved pa Q2
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IA The following statement Is from worthy and well
known citizen Mr. hlar has been for several years III.
rector of the Public Schools and has held offices of
honor and responsibility:
PHuLADELPHIA, September 70, 1945-A month or more
since, was attacked with IN obstinate hacking cough which
resisted the remedies, such paCgOrc and Qui
and other ordinary medicines. Dr. Daviss Compound Syrup
Of Wild Cherry and Tar relieved in few dOses and three
tourts of bottle entirely cured My mother who is
troubled with an hauai cough and has beenreguay taking
sqls and paregorc has been taking Dr. Dayss medicine for
few days past and her cough is not half bad
before she commenced taking it,
. THOMAS MILLAR, Al Race street.
~ Sold Wholesale aud Retail By the General gents for
the South and West, j. WRIGHT IL co,
49,, No; I5B ChartrGs street, New Orleans;
Where all orders must be addressed dl1
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" ;, WOLFF, . ITaVlef &.
OtD JAMAICA RUNE puncheons old Jamaica
~ Rum, in bond for sale accommodating terms to the
raae. by llslsl JOHN TOOLE, Is Bank Place
hDIGO-s eanisten hes, quaity Manila indigo for sale
Il BY a. +. CoCHRAN & CO., q Tohouptouss 81.
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BORpENTOWN, n. J., Jan. 3, I6II-We have taken
some trouble to introduce Dr. pavis's Syrup Of Wild Cherry
and Tar here, and have sold all received from you Dr.
incidence $50 - $50
Ky ~ Cook is of the most eminent physicians in the
hteu States and was the attending physician Il Joseph
bonaparie e&ng OF Span during all his residence in this
E When we first offered this medicine to the public it
was with the expressed intention of publishing certificate
without good authority for its truth TO that rule we
adhered rejecting ali certificates for the authenticity of which
we have not mad the most responsible guarantee The follow
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MADISON HOUSE, Montgomery, Ala.


4 The TRAVELLING PUBLIC, confident that f4sssf
he can supply The wants of the Transient Visiers s
Montgomery well Us Of his competitors ThoseI ~
who are going to- returning from the North, obtain
MEALS Hours. 10 suit the arrival aud departure OF
the railroad and steamers fine four horse OMNIBUS
constantly in attendance TO convey to and from the
boats the free of charge The accommodations
equal to other establishment in the town, and, being at
reduced rate offer additional inducements the travelling
public. The best Stewards Cooks and Servants are engaged,
and no pains will be spared to render the stay of vters pleas
ant and agreeable.
AM NNtf A ARERCR(0MRIE
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AMERICAN OYSTER SALOON AND REsSTAU-
RANT.....No IA ST. CHARLES STREET.
SsHE subscriber begs leave to inform his numerous friends
and the public that he has thoroughly ~; "a N
painted and repaired his establishment, and will & ~ Q
open il fdf their accommodation NJ onday, ~SsOk.T
Sept. g. Having made extensive alterations and 49,
ID Improvements in the Cooking Department, at
Ez fordng much greater facilities than formerly, he
fSA trusts TO be able TO serve his patrons with every
W thing in his line in style unequaed by Res
taurant m the city, lie has made anangernt for g
constant supply of 0 STEERS from the ch0,c- SEs y
estBeds of the Gulf and the Lakes and his Table
viii always be supplied with the best 81 EAkS,
-. CHOPS, FISH, GAME etc, together with
eegery delicaGy TO be procured IN the NewOr
~r--A-A.AA leans markets. The BA = Will be supplied
with WINES and LIQUORS, PORTER, ALE, ETC., OF
the very best brands carefully sslectUd His Cooks and
Walters will be second TO in the city, aud he VIII be
found aRas his post that his patrons receive prompt
and pole attendance In short be will use every exe79n to
render his Saloon worthy OF the liberal support has hitherto
received. Isep3 tm1 JAMES CASSIDY.
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from sleeping great deal of the night aud weakened me
to that degree that was obliged frequently during the day to
leave my work myself My physician pronounced INV
lungs affected and began to entertain serious appTehensos
that would get well again. AT this time Dr. Dayis's
Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar recommended to me In
three DAYS OF 1t, e oppression and pain in the
breast greatly relieved and b. the time had taken touT
bottles the cough entirely cured, and general health
and strength restored The paptatou Of the ear with which
had been severely troubled for yeaT almost gone
feel little off occasionally with eXeron The relief Of
The palpaon IN been great that confident one or
bottles OF the medicine would have entirely removed
il. HENRY NICKERsuS, 100 John street
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Extract from letter from M s. y Wlson merchant

NEwTowN 9Th month 30, lSiG5-A young man Of my 40
qua1tance has taken Syrup and has beer perfectly cured
he abOTed under the consumption for than three
and took many kinds Of medicine, and under the
medical treatment Of three of the most eminent physicians
this country but received benefit until lie took Dr. Dayiss
syrup OF Wild Cherry and Tar, and Immediately commenced
getting better and is well and heatry, This statement
received from himself; his name Henry r. Gudsalk War
minister township Bucks county, Pa. He is known all over
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ut we shall subon few testimonials of its value, selected
rom the thousands in possession from all parts OF the
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CEAA1SCEltI CEE1 EhOIhl4,
CORNER CUSTO.hHO USE AND FRONT SITS,
VNTIIL be opened for the reception Of BOARD 49,
Wv Frs on Wednesday, January 3, 1919. Well nj
FURNISHED ROOM for Families and Single ARi5I
Genemeu. TABLE-he best the market will afford. -A
expressly for the accommodation Of city and transient Board
Ii of the healthy and airy situations in the
cy and pains viii be spared render hosewho stop
with him comfortable.
E5S' Faithful and attentive Servants.
TERMsas reasonable any establishment Of the kind in
the city ia1 1S WIFI r. ALEX A NflER prorrelOT.
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and Ohio canal VIII take place the 9th Of October
The important work has at last been sonpistsd snd
hall nov have outlet for the invaluable eosa Of
the Cumberland region This canal has cost a. i'm
menss Of money, and It is doubtful IL win ever
pay even moderate interest the outlay but "A wiz
give supply Of coal from section of country which
has heretofore been almost entirely shut cut nor
market The propristors deserve great deal q credit
for the with which they have sontends
With the difficulties which have from tine 70 time
surrounded them
There open for through travel In Prussia In,
Is4e twenty. railroads Of aggregate length or
364 miles These railroads conveyed s5s7s Pas Dasssn
gers and SO 3is,7s6 quintsls Of merchandise. the
gross receipts represented lo7s2 s97 thalers, and
the expenses were 644s,l2s thalers, leaving . sur
plus Of 500 thalers. The capital employed in.
the construction being thslers the return
in 1S4e was 81 per cent In ls4s, the return ven
stated to have been 8 q per cent In 1s47, 4a2 per-
cent; In 1915 497 per cent; in 1s45, 4o2 per cent?
and in 1884, Ala per cent The whole Of the railways
BY the works executed in 1s4o, were augmented b.
AID MT 90 uiles
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,han il she were overwhelmed in showers Of aia-

ihan II she were overwhelmed in showers of dia-
nonds and dollars.
IFrem tho Boston Nall Sept 2sl
As the time approaches for tha advent of the in
comparable Queen of Song, deep and deeper, and
wide and wider spreads the pent up fuy0e within
the public mind, and by Friday evening next we
may expect such an explosion of enthusiasm as
wiliknockhhe Gsthamites entirely into oblivion At
the latest dates $3.50 had been offered for the rst
al that figure.
Gentlemen have forwarded orders from several
OF the New England cities. Some have limited
their agents al $40, some $50, and some say pro-
cure eats, cost what they will " All this will
lead to curious, heated, and healthy competition,
in which Pretension without capital must ineyi,s-
bly, "go to the wall" Fine musical taste, unless
backed BY long purse, will prove sad affection
TO the possessor, and we would not wonder il the
advent of Jenny should drive many honest men,
with poetcal imaginations, TO become brokers,
note shavers, and clip into other lucrative cangs,
requiring more brass than mental refinement. Il
Will be trying season for our thread-bare dsiet-
taati, unquestionably.
On Thursday evening there will be dis
balcony of the Revere House, in honor OF Miss
Lind.
From the Boston Transcript, Sept. "a
MIR. Barnum's agent declined the following
offers yesterday, viz: $3.50 for the first choice OF
a seal; and $l0 for each seat throughout the
house. He is determined the people shall have
the privilege OF purchasing, and will not dispose
hotel keepers are receiving orders to buy tickets,
at $40 and $50 each, and some without limit as TO
price. The excitement is becoming intense.
Orders are coming in from all quarters, and il will
be ssary TO attend the auction in season, 10
cure place for the concert
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BY TELE APH.

THE JENNY LIND AUCTION IN BOSTON.
BosroS, Sept. Us, 1850.
The sale Of tickets by auction commenced this
ing here and great the rore in your city it s
net to be compared to the excitement here We have
beaten you by far in the sale Of the frat ticket The
very first bid was $780, which is $25 more than Gen.n
paid for the first ticket in your city After the
spirited competition, II knocked down to Mr.. o.
sian E. Dodge vocalist of Boston. for the enormous
of S625 The brought s24 lot Of eight
SIG each; fourth $40 So fifth $40 co. and down to
So at which considerable number sold; then
down to 81 and SO at which most Of the tickets
purchased The lowest price paid for back seats In
the gallery, was 81 So All these prices in addition
to the regular ticket price Of So The premiums will
probably amount to $40 00o The competitors for the
first ticket chiefly bookseers-ths matters were
decidedly in the back ground. There perfect
jam in the hail. and great excitement and eagerness
TO obtain tickets.
ANOTHER DESPATCH.
BosroS, Sept. 25-P. NJ.
An immense crowd gathered at the fremont Temple
this morning to bid for tickets for Jenny Lind frst
concert. The excitement reached a remarkably high
key 1t was known that several gentlemen pre-
sent with long purses to bid high figure for the first
ticket The street was also filed for distance.
Gel. Thompson, the auctioneer, made Q handsome
speech appropriate to the occasion, when the sale
commenced.
The first BID was $3.50, by Mr. John D. olmstesd, Of
the fremont House, which rapidly up to s425
by S25 bids Fetridge periodical dealer sent In the
s425 bid, including his hat The ticket then
up to $500, then 5000 was offered at one jump-so2s
took it-0sssn Dodge, vocalist Of note, being
the lucky purchaser. Dodge not known a a com
petitor for the prize and the result created sensation
Mr. Dodge made g humorous speech after the ticket
vas knocked down to him.
Ticket No. was taken by Mr.. Hale, daguerreotype
artist at prem ium Of S24
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Telexraphic summary.

Yesterday was busy day in Congress; but there
was not great deal of business done, notwith-
standing. The Senate passed the bill establishing
collection districts in California, and making pro-
vision for the temporary working of the gold mines
BY the first bill we learn that six OF the California
ports are made ports Of entry.
The House of Representatives were engaged all
day with the Army Appropriation bill, but adjourn
ed without coming 70 any conclusion concerning
n. There was great deal of time lost in erimna-
ton and recrimnation in regard 10 extravaganza
N the appropriation Of the public moneys. Con-
sderng the very few days which remain of the
session, such proceedings positively disgraceful
Mr. Crawfords Qate Secretary of War offer to
esi the validity of the payment of the Galphin
claim, was laid on the table, so that there is an
end of the matter. He has pocketed the money,
and he may keep it.
The Senate confirmed great many nominations
yesterday and the day previous. list of them
will be found special Geographic eor:espon-
sence from Washington.
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HORSES, &c.

EoR sALE-A LIGHT BAY HORSE SIX YEARS oLr
10 hands hiEh. Kind sud GENTLE IN s farnsss roo
nndsr The ssddle snd perfectly sound h traveller
spnee and stylish DIVER Can be seen NorTs static
sitfh avenue. nesr Eighth street. Prce fi00.
EoR sALE-A BAY HORSE ABOUT SIXTEEN U.xnx
high, and eve years old souns hind, sos tksrourhI-
troktbt u coed trser. and fas Tbs
reason Tor parting wfth him Of use Tor
ihgsire ~ l9 Maiden Lane corner o. water stTost.
SADDLE HORSE FOR sAIE-ISQuIRE or y scrp-
ser cofner 81 Myrtle avenue sud floods alley Brook
Nn mcrs psrett saddle horse csanot be forSd 4, &c
sse IA. tetn ussd W lady for sx months pact s.d h
Narranted in every particular.
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GEORGE WILKES AGAIN CoSvIcTTp or LEE
ln the Pouehkeepsie Court of Oyer and Terminer,
George Wilkes, the editor of the Nattona. Pos'e
Gazstte-the stool pigeon organ in this city-was
found guilty, on Wednesday last, Of gross libel
on Ambrose L. Jordan, Ess., Attorney General.
This is the second libel of which that notorious
person has been convicted during the week-.he
other having been libel on a gentleman named
Pratt.
We admire the manner in which the courts in
Poughkeepsie do business. There is no delay or
pettifogging allowed; but justice is administered
speedily and legally. In New York il would have
taken perhaps three days to empanel jury, three
more TO examine the witnesses, and in ell prota-
bility, three more wouldbe occupied by the lawyers
in speechifying and endesyoring to confuse the
jurymen. In Poughkeepsie few hours suffice to
carry the whole case through. II would be well
for our city courts TO initiate the "rural districts,
in this respect, at least.
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FINE ARr2.
MUSICAL.

MUsTc.-kR BoDE 10 LUBIow PLACE, nous
h ton .treetl instrue Ia dies and rsntemsn
aud would 10 Ead 70 receive more pupils Mctsr Schsn
herg Luis t0 Broadv,y will he knd 10 q ", rsfertu.
GO 90 70 his character aud abiiity.
NEw YORK CONSERVATORY OF Music, Ne. as
~ Brotdvay-1he subscribers beg respectfully 70
nounee that they will organise class ladies rsnte
men for Instruction IN the elemstts q vocal music the
rooms Of the Conservatory this svesrg Bradbuy
popular method fearninF 70 snr BY Tor
the
large and hourhng classes that pursued H. will b. u,.
In this ciass. Free to all the drst everinr.
BRADBURY NASH
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The DRURY TRIAL.-The tral of Drury becomes
more and more interesting, and each day. invest-
cation is replete with most astounding deveope-
ments. The examination Of the far-famed MargA-
ret O'Connor throws an additional degree of enor
nifty upon the whole case, and adds new guilt upon
those who are already stepped to the very chin in
infamy. The report of yesterdays proceedings
will be read with much interest. and when One
Eyed Thompson comes upon the stand, we may
expect some further curious details.