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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALrrzoxI, Feb l0-6. p m.
DsaA Of hires Distinguished Caizens.- Vsea~ey ne
Attorney Gsaeraiship. Riot. The Last Fugitive
Csss-1k JNayksts. re.
Our city has hat startled this morning. by the
announcement, OF tho death Of thres OF prominent
citizens The that OF tho Hon George H. Richard
son. Attorney General Of Maryland, who boshed his last
Bafns hotel, al o'clock this morning, after short
but illness He acknowledged TO have no SUI
perior In the country criminal prosecutor The .-
cond James Wilson, OF the firm OF James Wilson q
sons, Of oldest and mos, extensive shipping NOR
chants The third Philip Muth, OF our Oldest and
respected German citizens.
Some spec ulaon already abroad the vacancy
casioned by the death OF Mr. Richardson in the attorney
generashp. Tho most prominent names arc those OF ex
Governor Philip Francis Thomas, William p. Preston,
Henry c, May and Robert J. Bent, esqs-the two atIo
we'll known forme ry embers OF the Washington BAR
all them able and experienced crmiss lawyers, each OF
whom largely contributed the election of present able
and popular democratic governor.
Messs Adams Co.'S express appears to have fallen
into veil Of bad luck. lew weeks ago their Office al
Richmond obbsd of about VI 800 since then their
oar robbed OF eco and on Saturday night their ex
press car on the Philadelphia railroad caught fire from
spa ks from the LOCOMOTIVES. and nsariy consumed,
with its coasents, valued about 8a.9OO. They have
promptly footed the bill for damages In AL these cases, so
ia at no one loses bat themselves.
respectable citizen, named Jamss Cranslo whilst
sis,ing the police officers in quelinx riot among party
of boys the western limits OF tho city, was shot by
boy named George MOeland, only hftoen years OF
The ball his cheek and passed the back OF his
neck ma king most dangerous wound The young dos
perado, wi h some OF his comrades. was arrested.
The Italian Opera Company, connection with the Ger
mania Musical Society," will give one more grand enter
tanment Wedne sday night prior their departure
for Washington
Tho negro woman, Tamor Williams, arrested in Phia-
dolpha a. fuguvc slave belonging to VIM t. j. Par
nels of Worcester county, Maryland, discharged
Saturday by Judge Kanc, he having declared that il was
opinion that the testimony of the claimant was not suh
cent 10 order her his custody As she dis
taken possession Of by acrowd of
who paraded her through tho city in open bafouche,
with her five children, drawing by rope with great
chespg There attempt on the part of the police
TO check the proceeding when they stopped al
the hoel of Mr.. Punsi to groan him
The MARxErs.-ln tho Baltimore market this morning
there sales of 800 bb Howard -four ~ S.
Nothing doing IN City Mills No sales OF grain Change
in prices The offerings Of beef cattle at the les to-day
ached 600 head l50 of which st and driven
off, and balance I'D 10 the city butchers prices rang
ing 81 rs - Is per 100 lbs inc boot equal Is
80 ne and averaging - so About 800 head passed
through Yesterday the for Philadelphia Sales OF
hogs at IS rs to s.
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4 COMPENDIUM Of the Eatirs Body Of u. IL,
By "A. A. .. WIN reference
vols, Law sheep, svo, 20. ATT. Retail R5iss go
- and 81 Ann street, New YEA
Opinions Of tAs Prcfsssien.
There are few works the pspsssion tina, contain t
law within the same limits or that are more dsm
pu0''' p-'' CHIEF JUSTICE NELSON
NEw Yosx, Sept. -, 1850.
concur with Mr. Justice Nelson opinion Allows,
o0nso worn CHANCELLOR wALwoam
Nxw Yoax, Sept %, 1850
The vast accumulation Of citations from the whs r.
oflegal and reports, both Amencsn and fos naAs
" u: "a q:
ana INC h.n - ''-A ROBERT J. wALKu
ocrosxR IL, 1850.
gaa.d with their .eear.cy and have bee. = .ssl
I..,Iea o. Indeed hay, ,s: e. .
lear" It's merits and 1' no. '''0' ~ ;SDaE EDMu
NEw Yoax Clrr, Oct. 10, 1850.
notebook, while 70 s profession ssss deal q uas
''00f' DAVID PAUL BROWN, rhnsAa,A
Mr. Kinns has collected srsat diligence and sccgA
decided the point. presented y ~. aus..oa ~
references 70 The suihories copous give ,
SCISSOR Of the work very large Law nosry rrp,. p.,.
Ihaye examined Kinne,s ksw Compendium ~
avocaons would allow and am satisfied
mirably adapted to the purpose for which was oovios
labon Of counsel In the preparation ~
causes for Trial argument Prom examination Of The
tiles say with confidence that they are treated with N
JUDGE GRIDLEY, Utica, New Ten
1t calculated greater help 10 the student than a -
extsnt, and will ind liz way upon syeT hss
'a'e = : ''''-''' -. ''' W. L. HURST, rhl.AaAA
The pan and utility, and accuracy Of thsss wesss h.vs s.
the unuuaAed appreciation Of the nss
United Ha:es Justice Story, Chief Justices wH
Vermont Hornbowex OF New Jersey, Tucker Of Vhna 0ss
ashinst0u city. Weston of Maine, &C., &c.
" fnb,ished by 1870 JOHN r. TR0w.
Nov or % and 81 Annsua
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TOR BALE.-Fisk Rsyhonds elegant air tisht metallic
OF Psnnsyivania avenue, directly opoe0
bys Hotel. ~,
Having completed extensive factory, whch hs e.
demands for superior csns and being ssna
that low prices win ready sales end greatly sccosa
those who are unfortunate need cos f their h
reduced prices below what 10 now pea M 49,
coma We attend conducting faaeras IN he coanty dv
.trct resard To economy. Rumor contrary, the ra
Taylor placed in oas Of orr cons No
Gngs occurred q one Of us0 oursunS NJ
NJ NJ. wHlTk
Dec 6-d2ms usassAH
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nARsH aALEBy virtue Of three wris a Ert fsetss,
MI once AZ The etrewt ~ The District
Ccsssa ~ tn. coanv q w.assos and % ne 4se.sl
sha exposs Saturday. he 16h aay q
Maru ss Il o'clock M, foas Of ths hose dess q
eeuny ths following dsssriss9 Psops lying a.A esng q:
civ pan q "a ls ssaars = pan c n 'asss &c Ss
Ios snI io squar In S part a lose sessrs
>s, past II let Il Asss NJ lu s9sss ~ ~ los
square ana squars d ssssd 40 .vsd sps and win
'RfCHAnb wAIl.ACH,
Marshal 81 the District n Co'amhis.
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s~iS~.s. llns ave rsSsAnx EnvelOpss. Ne. 2SS n.~
ssxe~L New YoKk.

s~,S-.s.lAns A ave Ssasaax EnveloPss. Ne. zSS m.s
seres4, Few YoxA.
nHE subscriber soicitan0 she patronage u ~ whsMsy -
sdvertisssasoi sses ssas d dat hesiasoa viii wkxA
article Il s.o~shs teIs sps Dsblc The expssacs x
tsblshed ,heir superiority beyond oil question and
refers 10 tbs testimony q sse business who ~ ~
envelopes and sspSdy Increasing sales, pso Of
ceIencs. The following are fsw u he reasons ias As ~
layity -
name business, sddrsss conspcuousy and besauy
cd, colored o. piaia thus saosdinx
PERFECT SECURITY AGAINST FRAUD,
ID The envelope b opened without being dess,
sd Neither waters requisite 10 seal them. ~
am Upon lhe miscarriage Of letter the seal nsuss III
date sender, instead Of being buried months IN ~
letter ofhce.
SIN The envelopes furnished a almost TE SANE p,n
AS PLAIN ONES with only ths additional Of dc ~
will last for years.
9TH Each letter mailed hs
MOST EFFECTIVE ADVERTISEMENT,
.ya n, attract ths attention Of all through whose hands
The following u list Of prices for dies engraved On -
and Of usual letter sixe either white M
GOOD nsper and made above with name, address, he
prfex Of Dice. Price of Enpslo,s.
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JENHY LIND OpssA Glasses frem TIE Optical L.
Munich sna vsnna In 0eSmany.-The propdssnn
named inseste for the conveneece o. hsf
in the United States sssabahed branch ~ az
New York. -, !,
The superior quality Of the Munich g'asss IL acknovs1s
university in Germany, ana non
been sold during Jenny Inds concerts ~
York and Phslsdelphia.
An extensive variety Of tesscopss optical insuuness
spectacles hand, and glasses set IN frames
Beckel Of Arm Of Walssein Co., New York w -
their carefully exanisse
glasses aaapsd through which method, In connexion win
kind Of mniscus assss the will b conservsd and
Dyer Mcclure appointed agents for The city
nsson, have received full assortment OF he
which hey respectfully invite the attention m
Mr. Beckel VIII respak city fs few dsS and VI :"
special may Require hts services
DYER MeGUIRA
Dec l4-A0 Of lsh and Psnnsyvsnis avsns
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SUPERIOR DaGuarrss4ypes f-Ffrst PrsnisAi-SA
y wHlTEHURsfh has extenAsd the Geld Of his opsfsnsa ~
ground than any Aagussrsoeypss In The county
may found an Pennsyvsnia sveuas, beweea ~ ~ %
No. 2o7 Bairmop street, Baltimore, corner sroeAway ~
street, New Yosk No. n Main street, Richnosdi ~,
street, Pessrsssrs; MaA strsss, Norfolk and haa
burg virginia
ertraordibay Improvement, insurns fihfal and hsaT
hkenesses in . hw seconds. -. -. !.
The rotary back ground, invented BY H. whehunt es
airy and living appearance to the picture. ,-
Whitshsrst esabllshments dstrbste more hsn n'y ~
pictures aansaly given dtssAnstscts "
certainly Aanshne proof ofthe superiority Of his
H. W. calls u the public generally 10 nv -
furnished gallery and Tseksf's sore, vss'
exhibition Of pictures win - sivsa.
Notvtthsas1ine hs unusssi csnpso~ dassersotvp.
fsr q tks Naryland institute be wss avssss
medal by The judges.
LIens.ses every description copied and pos noss. a.
attended NOV D''
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MONDAY, February 10, 1851

MONDAY, FeUrudfy
A. C. Harris esq, OF Ohio, H. c. Day, and Jonathan
Edgar, esqs. OF New York, and Champion s. Chase,
esq.,, of " isconsin, admitted attorneys and
seors of this court
No 49, jeremiah Van Rensselaer,, plaintiff in error. Us.
John Watts's executors ct al The Argument Of this
cause was continued by Mr. Wood for the defendants in
error and by Mr. Webster for the plaintiff in error.
Adjourned till tomorrow, IL O'Clock, a. m.
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ny A. GREEN, Asetssnssr
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, PIANO FORTE,
AT AUCTIokon Wednesday the 9th inssant shall sell,
boarding Of M Pierce
between Let AID Vi sseo near the Capitol O'clock
m excellent Assortment Of furnrurs,
Mahogany Sofa sofa bsdstead, and bureaus
Do centre, dining and other tables
Maple, seat, and other chain, roeksfs, nc.
DO high and low. post bedsteads
DO and washstands, and bureaus
One excellent rosawood paaso oss, q octavss
Feather beds, beddiae hair and shuch
0irandoss, solar, hall, and othsr lamps
IND CHAMBER wtndow curtana
Andiroas, shovel and tonss, aad isndars
China, Cass and crocksry which 10 white
China
Ind chamber locking glasses
PaNpr STAIR and chamber
PassAgs oiicloehs hearth rug, and mating
CookiMe, radiator, and air aeht stoves
Win ssud OF requisites, and many other articles
which We deem unnecessary 10 snumsrats-
A. GREEN,
Feb iI-a Auctonesr.
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To th9 Voters OF tho III Congressional District
Virginia.
The subscriber respectfully nforms the of Hardy
Shenandoah, Pendleton, Rockingham. Augusta, and
Rock bridge countless that he is candidate represent
them in the ne Congress of the United States and thai
be will visit these counties for the purpose Of addressing
the people thereof upon political matters, he
can leave this city, after the adjournment Congress
JAMES MCDOWELL.
WARRINGTON CRY, Feb 4, 1851.
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hsu II convenient 10 f0fW ard amount OF ofde
exms.. reference respectable New York house vii -
Hcssnt All orders will meet pomp attention, II adds
" WILLIAM MURPHY
963 Madison street, New Yst
Orders viii be attended promptly II left II the NJ
Shell Mott 20 Wall street, Of Messu H. Jeoman Ca
Business cards, embossed colos nom As =,
per thousand.
Nov l5-d3m
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TELEoRAPHIC REPORTS FOn THE UNION
Condition of the Northern Markets. DC.
New YoRk, Feb l0-2, p. m.
sALks AND PRICES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK TO-DAY.

Condition OF the Northern Markets, DC.
NEW YoRk, Feb. 49, p. m.
SAILS AND STOCKS TO-DAY.
LIST call. I'd oall
Canton Co 55bd
aS4 rs for common State brands southern, - 81 aS5
Genssse. 50 Com meal and rye -four UNCHANGED Nsh-
SO yellow. Oa. and rye unchanged Provi.ions
,t-ady-,sl. pork sI2 l2l Bacon Arm, Lard,
Sa nrdsy Gotten seay-salrs 500 bales al full prices OF
Saturday. Whisky, rs cents in bbls.
W.. Which asst .'ihs,
Stocks sdy-sales OF Psnnsyysna 6s at S3i Nothing
sax . 81 e. Red
wheat 100 lOt c~nts yellow oorn " cen's Oats AZ
us %
last quoted Sugar and molasscs quiet Cot
ton ,.rady-- very small prices unchanged Whiskey.
Cenviesion of Bullock. the Detaulting Cashier
SAVANNAH (a } Feb S.-Georxe ]. Bullock, the de fault
ing with dcfta ing the Central Railroad
Bank OF hundred thousand dollars has been
vcted OF the offence 1t will be remembered that Bullock
the offence last and after took his
departure for Europ. He was sent alter arrested, ard
back and this the result OF his unla wul action
He has not yet been sentenced
arrival of Jenny Lnd-Grand Reception --Gopsr~sr
Qu,im an.-FTs ontts IsAmus. The Canada's Neus.--
Nsrksh
NEw ORLEANS, Feb. Jenny Lind. Bsmum and suite
have arrived and met MOI" enthusiastic pon When
the Falcon landed the levee the wharf where the divine
songstoss stepped of covered with elegant carpet
She wa. loudly cheered by hundreds who had congre
gated bid her welcome. Sue enjoys fine health and 10
in good sprits.
James Gordon Bennett tho Now York Herald. has also
arrived from Havana.
Governor Quitman s here under He deliv-
sred himself 70 the authorities, proclamation has .lso
arrived regard this Nc ba, resigned his office
Of governor. The trial IL soon expected 70 commence.
We have sdvioe' hero stating rta, half ths ,ows
of Gorgona the is,hnus has been burnt, and large
amount Of California gold destroyed.
The Canadss news has been received by tesgra PHI
Sales yesterday and to-day OF 5000 bales middling, ia
~ cents Sales 40 tierces rice at " Sugar seady
Prime molasses 2cents per gallon
JACKSON. (Mis) Feb 8. lS5I.-John A. Qnitman, gov
OF Mississippi resigned office Monday and
sta rted Tor New Ohoans on Tuesday TO answer the
charges prsfsied asainst him relative to his lion
with The Cuban es pedton Tho Hon. Mr. Gihou, pres
dent the senate inducted into Office governor
Wednesday, the 6h by subscribing to the constitution and
taking the oath of Office.
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THE AMERICAN Lave oteGk Insurance Company
yincennes Indiana Charter unlimited granted January O. 1850
Capital, go 900. Stockholders individually liable.
For the horSes mules prise bulls sheep and cattle
description, against combined
DENTS and dscase also, driven markets
South Losses paid thirty days after proof Of death
DirecsoJoscph g. Bowman, counsclor Ferdinand Ebewne,
merchants Captain Is.sn Mas. merchant, Gsos Hay,
chant Hon. Thomas Bishop, builder Jeha Wiss
bank drecor Alvin W. Tracy merchant and hank
Abner Eis State senator aad n vinccnpes Aim Smith,
hrmer, hank director, auditor II knox county.
Joseph Bowman Psestdent b. UhulsG Whitney, Secretary
VIM buvch, prea6sn
Of the State Bank of Indiana.
L. NELSON agent, Pennsylvania avenue,
18th Streets Washington City
Sept 0-dly ss
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0s~tvai 9ss~t at WasAirson Cfy.
LII sns for land Or money the individuals
n attended TO-
He has evidence In his sustain the claims n Of
the sods the land under The late Of Congress-
and 00ers his services In all and others
Ohceu settled and elaine Congress pvos~cued
WAsusnsToa, 0epeonhsr -, le6o.-ly
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7 LECTURES Experimentation night.-Mr. THE
OPHrIUs FlsKE lecture and this evening
only, Temperance Hall, at N O'Clock which
will be his last In this city.
Admission, csn.i gentleman ladies, 50 cents,
dren half price. Fsb1t-H
n n. FHshs's Might one nish
sasss (ooy for Instruction In the newly discovered science
biology Wednesday February
the lower ea-O oths Temperance Hall, street
Febu--t
NEW Orleans Sugar and Molassss At auction-On
IN "Wednesday the iNh instant II O'Clock r. A..
Dodseb wharf, OF the brig Fdelia, conssns Of
alt hhds sugar, part prime
bills. ~
1874 half bbs
ia kegs prime lard.
EDw'D WRIGHT,
Feb ll-dh AuctioWssr.
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For the Union.

TEE PANoaAnA BlBLE.-Mr. Editor Win you allow
me Panorama being exhibited Odd Fellows
attention Of all lovers the art Of painting"
IL had no other Of unrivaed
scaps views diversified with floral and forest
ing figures Of interest," such shepherds and
odcn with angels ascending and descending through
the bland bamy atmosphere, "Jacobs ladder"
superior Of its predecessor M tranquzing
mind together with the happy Impression made by the
view ohe "daughters Of Babyon weeping under
which hung will certainly pre-
pare pleasant But i chief merit bring
ing sympathy with the Old Testament
lis indeed Of those paintings that will
while delights the Having visited
both here and In neigbong city testimony the result Of
experience. l.. d. j.
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A 0ENCY, wAshinGton.-The undersigned, lsts $500
spcction branch of the Post Once Department. o6en ~
mail generally, those NJ the ~
section particularly with The assurance that his rsovs =
dose initiate against haa for many -
taned In the department for honesty, capacity and
reAevr his associates N ONCE Of 10Th parties, with inc"
sustain him thsresR -. 4
All odcrs attend bssissss, Of every nature, m
' - JAMrR OWNER, Assst
July 4-AH iasa N Post once DepAr~~~
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National Hall.

The audience Saturday night was inguary brilliant II
hundred persons
The again overflow last night Miss Daven-
Meeta in which she has great Nearly all the
during day. and think this very
precauion Miss Davenport repeats Adenne the play
Adenns this evening which very fine perform
and the play produced in that have had
of iats years.
School for Scandal prepaston
the play o Charlotte Corday.
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General Agency and Law Once at Warrington.
DE sELDINc d WYLIE,

Bror~'s Hotel WssAtwxten, b. C.
(IAs. DE SEEDING ANDREW wYLIE, IT,, having formed
partnership purpose prosecuting
before board
appointed Of poliaons
foreign
full and faithful attention all business that be inused
chsrre pensions bounty
land duties, arising contracts, usaes
Otherwise buying and selling collecting private slams
rents, kc
Andr-w wye will attend = law businss: with which
either himself the hrm 81 the
the District, Supreme Court Of the United States.
Cha. DE SEEDING, being United commissioner notary
public,
will give the taking Of acknoweds
Deeds which appean his ONCE
Charges will be Moderate and regulated BY the claimed,
and Of services required
Commune pad) receive immediate
0-dly
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I KNOx WALKER wsn practice law - IN. - ~.
Co0r Of the United States, and attend 70 inc ~"
ciaims agaiss the government AAdrsss wsshinron D."
Mar. ID
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(For~sr pevt~Sv II j. r. Door, sss-) -
ENERAL AGENT for the prosecutor of claims before
either Of the pensions, land IL
n pay horses, amy other cs' poP
posi- tAid Addressed " Patton, Washington CITY
receive Immediate attention. W.
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COMMON HALL - ths . Pstersburg. vtrxinAa.
May 1880 Tho following rssolusn this day Adopssd BY
the HALL
.Rso.A mayor proposals. for
100000 Of Pstehur endorsed by
The state Of v.. 700 payable IN s7c and se ls
with payable half
The popnse will b received for ihaa ESQ.,
aAArsssd tho chamberlain ~ Inc town, until hay
10 which win opsaed ana IL hsacst
ssasr =. = entitled tnsrssc The p.y~ss. ~ y. v
which Of those periods ay The cooperation
70 themselves the right tn reject any o6sr made"
Noce hereby that ~cposAis corpora
Ton win ~ received BY the chahean Of town, according
the above ssolution snt the l<h day Of M,
-. CHAs. COMING,
May a-dsl4thMaynsxt Maycs
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We wsm III svsaing oblisnely furnished at the
Csnsm Ocs with The following Statistics relating to the
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GENERAL vaPor BAah-Adopsd unaninodsly by Congress,
VI through the strong United
States and other eminent PHYSICIANS sesmoninis
The hred Observation-Disclosures
favorable the dsblaeA and The s equal distibuon Of
heat The applications are Nature aiding from the potent epidemic
andote, sulphur penlteNay
and sIsewhers ecien dissases called mecurs
matte euaneou Ac Of operations Of
oriental steam bath still used In Turkey hs lately
ssuded serceahe
rights for making
and rnssh~d Also powerful but safely graduated electro
Applied City Hall, wing. 6 floor, (conveaient for the
lameD No. -, NJ 1t rezidenee of
Sept e-eodn BOYD KEIlLY
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Jenny Lind
This accomplished vocalist has been received with
marked distinction at New Orleans She was to have
given her first concert last night We do not doubt for
one moment her triumphant reception The prejudces
Of the Iabaneros will not there dispute her powes The
interests OF the opera troupe the mercenary criticism OF
The press will not annoy her, though even al Havana
she finally obtained honorable triumph. Success to
her, cay we. The enthusiasm of free people will hail
with pleasure the exquisite vocalist and the noble
minded woman We observe from the Cincinnati Chron-
cle Of the 9th instant that they preparing for her
brllian, reception in Cincinnati;
.B.,num Gay. that paper s.i engaged apartment.
81 Mach and 81. VII probably arrive here within very
her At the Burnss House are TO be furnished
viii be squat anything shs has w.. seen in This country
strangers every part Of the Ohio valley which may be
expected the advent Of Jenny Liod to his city, may
sisAts persons. ali from the s town Of Newark ,hi.
State Rooms hsve also been taken at the Burnett and
Virginia, Western psnnyv.ns .oa Of ali p.r,. Of Ken.
tucky Indiana and Of Illinois and Tennessee
what may b. expected IN This city The hall 0, hons.
wherein her be given has not yet beea de-
,ons Ths.. win Be- snsassS Tor Inc purpo:. B.,num.
agent will arrive hsre n about Two weeks and effect the
necessary arfanaementA"
We regret to see very coarse and unjust article pub
shed in the Louisville Democrat, in the shaps OF letter
from Baltimore. upon Jenny Lind and her company II
calls them all "bod swinders" and liars. and proposes
10 duck the whole troupe in the Ohio river. Let the
editor OF that paper Jenny Lind and hear her. and
we are satisfied that he will participate in regret
Jenny Lind 10 the most distinguished and perfect vocal
lot OF the age But she has claims upon sympathy
In other rspects Who more generous in her dspensa
,ions Of charity Who has warmer heart The pa
p,rs lust inform us that she hes sent $40 900 to the poor
and needy Of Sweden She has devoted considerable
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Mr. Fkes public lectures and experiments Temperance Hall
this evening They have afforded much
amusement intelligent audiences during pa
Those therefore, have attended should
seiv of opportunity