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Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-02-28

lawsuit of thirty years standing, inyolvingi
the claim to quarter section. covering the Hot
Springs In Arkansas--all the Hot Springs, eighty
in number and the little down of :. Hot Springs p
also being included. has been gained BY the heirs
of Lodosico Bclding. Major W. H. Gaines. bro
ther of the Governor Of Or. gon, who marie d one
of the heirs and conducted the suit its termina-
ton, gets one half as his wife's share. The prop.
erty is worth at least 5000, 900.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-02-28

EsE- We cut the following from long editorial
which appeared in the Vieksburg Sentinel of the
18th, The whole editorial has afforded us much
amusement nasmuch as the Sentinel heretofore
has been ultra State Rights. Intervention, OF
in other words, opposed to kussuh' Intervention.
Has the Sentinel considered its position well Has
it read all ofDouglass speeches We would say
to our cotemporary, keep cool, and let the conrens
ton do the nominating, and our word for it, there
will be fewer explanations necessary this summer.
and some gentlemen will be considered better
guides than they now Douglass is a very eS-
celent gentleman. and so is Cass, and one is bat
the shadow of the other. Probably the SehGnd
would support Cass again.
"With this preliminary declara ion, designed tp
show that we are rot welded to men. we think it
not inappropriate to Indicate, at this time, the in
dividual whom would prefer to see placed III
nomination for the Presidency. The readers of
the Sentinel will perhaps be prepared for the an
nouncment, that Stephen A. Douglas, OF Illinois,
is our first choice. After much rejection upon
this important subject, weafe strongly convinced,
that no other man in our ranks combines SO many
elements of success, or has higher claims upon our
suffragcs
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-02-28

V1RoIS1A-A bin has becn reported in the
Virginia Legislature, authorizing loan of s :
600, ,O0o OF state bonds, to enable Ambros.
Thompson to establish line of steamers betweet
Richmond and Europe.
The resolutions introduced in the Legislatht,
against the Intervention of this country in the
affairs of Europe have been laid on the table oI
the ground that it WAS ineSpedient to touch upot
the subject
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

TIVE CONGRESS PIRATGD.-CAUFIoE. TO sIoE
Desers.Learning that come unprncipled person.
offering Elastic Gore 20 manufacturers Of Patent Con-
Boos ado by braidng weaving India Rubber in
froh as 70 cause sr contraction expansion Of
the with the sprng this notice Ia given that mode
OF covering and combining fbrous materials with cords OF
India Rubber used in making Congress Boots is direct
and positive violation Of patents aud whoever manu-
foture sells the Congress Boots thus MADE will be
cuted for damages All who authorized by to
are 20 stamp each pair with the words Days Pa
tent all others nfrngcmcnta and dealers warned
against the they choose to be conoorned in
prang this patent Knowing that the combin alton at
tempting through their instruments :, mssad unuspect
shoe dealers and havo for their infor
matt caused the opinion Of two of the most distinguished
Patent Lawyers in tho United States be with
published shall hold every dealer responsible where the
iranufacturer Is irresponsible. HORACE IL DAY. owner
Of all the Paten connected with Congress Boots NJ B.
Licenses granted .. CORTLAND street New YORK. and by
authorized agents the United Sta te
Winslow, OF Lynn, Mass.
LyoA OPNIoNs-I have examined the letters Patent is
Pued to Dupont Hyatt bearing dato the 0h October 1870
and Of opinion that the of elastic made by
weaving nhrous materials which expand and contract In
combination with dia Rubber applied
manufacture Of Cater boots is the Pa
tent New York, a ril 2S 1851. Il. d. CUTTING.
BosToN lure 1881 II have made similar examination
ofthe letrs Patent above referred TO- and Mr.
Cutting opinion. RUFUS CUOATE.
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Kossuth In Warrington.

From the National lnteliigencer, Jan
NJ kcssuth accompanied by his shh, waited yesser-
day the President to WHOM they were introduced py
che Secretary OF state we 90 not ING
reception designed to be very formal or Official one
but kosuth read TO the President short address OF
which we have been favored with the ioioWihg COPY
Enlightened by the spirit OK your countrys lhstltu
tons when succeeded to consolidate our patura ana
historical state right OF Sell government Dy piacne
upon the broad foundation OF democratic noerty e..
Inspired by your history when We hau 70 neht iof
indepsnd against annihstion oy centfahzeo apso
,.utitm
Corsoled by your peoples sympathy wnsn victin :.
Of Russian interference WIN the laws VI ha'uio a "
Protected in exile by the government OF the United
States supporting the sultan Of Turkey IN his noble re-
solution to undergo the very danger Of war rather
than leave unprotected the rights OF humanity against
Au,soAustrian despotism; -. -
hestoreu py tae ohnea nsaau n,;,,n a. h,ba,f
stored 70 iieeo ON anu ~ ~ - ann,s 90 ;,
idence and sovereign Will ueVoVea uPoi nis ~.
Raised in the eyes q many Oppressed nations 70 tne
sten0lIg OF hafbuger q nope pectuss eae seai sP
ged banner was teen cast in Protecuon rouna ei au
uoupcipg to the world that there Is haon aAe powe
su az tree ready to protect te laws OF haenr even ~
lsan! parts on the earth and IN the person Po'r
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m.nf.st.tion Of The .prit .aa principles Q. your

manifestation Of the spirit and principles OF your
May God the Almighty bless you with lsng life,
that you may long sssy the happiness to coun'
try treat glorious and the stone ofnterna
ticus Justice and the column Of freedom on the EARTH
as It Is already an asylum to the oppressed.
pledge to your country the everlasting gratitude
The President replied briefly to NJ Kossuths address,
In substance, as follows
lam happy, Governor Kossuth, to welcome you to
this land Of freedom; and it gives pleasure to oonsra
tulate you your release from long confinement In
Turkey, and your safe arrival here As individual
sympathzed deeply with you in your brave struggle for
the independence and freedom Of your native land The
American people never be Indifferent to such con-
test but policy nation In this respect has been
uniform, from the commencement Of our government;
and my views the chief executive magistrate OF
this nation fully and freely expressed in my recent
message to Congress- to which you have been pleased to
alude They the same, whether speaking to Con-
gress here, or to the nations Of Europe.
Should your country be restored to independence and
freedom should then wish you the greastest bless
ing you could enjoy restoration to your native land
but ehould that happen can only repeat my well
come you and your companions here. and pray that
Gods blessing may rest upon you wherever your lot may
be castn
And here the interview terminated.
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MEDICAL,
TIVE MARRIED woMAN's PRIVATE MEpI

TIVE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-
panionBy DR.. A. NJ Mauriaeau Professor of diseases
OF Women Twentieth edition. lsmo. pp 2j0-Prioe ~
Years of suffering Of phyoca and mental anguish
band might have been spared ~ timely possession of h<
work. IL liz intended especially for the khess
contemplating marriage MS IL dsclocs important secrets,
which should be known 70 them pnriioularIy.
10 toBe whose health docH not increase
family Il 10 OF special i'll ssnoo.
Here, also every femsie-the wife, tho mother-ths
either budding into womanhood tho other in the
OF yeara In whom nature eonemplaes IN important hans
emedics and nopt certain mode OF plans
10 which hor il suijec.
tExtraot Of aleter IRON gentleman in Dayton, onioJ
DAYTON. May !. l58
NV DEAR SR:sy vito hiss beci porccptibly sinkins toY
three
and suffering months before nni during
menG every successive md dsbilisatinS
and which tho las. ocn.aea, desplrsd Of suo
posed this State of things nev sgbo and ny
self to meet tho At this t,mo, (now abous
monhs heard Jour book highly spoken Of as contsinnS
cxpreso you tho RELIEF it afforded my distressed
mind ana tho JOY i,s pages Impaired no Learn
At the great discovery of NJ Desome provided
remedy. 1t opened prospect 80 which little
ceved was possible But TOR ms ere another year woait
have passed my head in all human probability vfs
would have been in her ard children left
leas
It OF course imprsocsb 20 convoy more fully tho
rious subjects treated o. they Of nAturs tsroy
intended for the married those cO1templ1tny
For ao At 20 broadway and nt tho publishing office -
Liberty et-oes. New YORK iuuG A. Co, Albany Ile5r.
Tucker aobile Ainbsmh; q y fesrsor ~ Chestnut
On tho receipt of ST. copy will be trsnsmted by rn.
free postage Of tho Uoitsi states ests
ba adore sseA, PAID 70 III A. n hauricaau.
LIT, New J ork city. Once l29 Liberty ttreet
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HOTELS.

NIGEL HOTEL DALE STREET, LIvERP00L.-S.
"A Towers proprietor OF the above hotel begs most
specially 10 intern the citizens Of the United States that
the Angel Hotel is first class Establishment Great
and alterations having recently been made
ders ii equal TO house in Liverpool Tho family depart
mont Of the hotel will be found to embrace everything tend
Ing TO comfort, whet to foreigners visiting Liverpool IL
additional tions suite Of French
Italian and German servants form portion Of its arrange
meuts The hotel Is stv ated within few yards Of tho Ex
change and the principal business parts OF the town. and
within minutes walk Of tho Dooks Custom House, aud
Railway stations s. has been the proprietor Of tho Angel
Hotel tweny years and for tho last the
prietor Of the Queeas Hotel Manchester which he is
giving NIL his attention TO the former where
hopes have that kind patronage he hasso long been
favored wh assuring those VIII psronisc him. that
thing will be done TO conduce to their comfort and at mode
rate charged Warm Baths Smoking Rooms and Billiard
Rooms the premises. N B.Captsns Of ships will
fin this establishment very nvenient being Of the
nearest rsspec table hstes to.the docks.
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AGE Y.

sk1 OafHIEGTON @. SNETHEN CONTINUES &C
w practise law in tic Supreme Cont 20 s3nd 80
before Cengreeto proBecrse claims settle accounts
against the Departments and Boards Of Commissioners
procure patents homo aud abrodso OBTAIN pcEoons
bounty andsto eolecs debs dyideHdb saocs nho.
tances in part Of the United states sna in iorcigs
countr:eato NAL in Of funds In io.uG End
on bond and ogeso-and 20 negotstc the parchass
rnd so Of onrs and paer rights il any State OF the
Union. Particular abortion paid 70 California land Nsle
coming 20 Tie United Staten Supreme Couri
pes Comuncs tous. paid, Etcreased 10 W. G. SDa-
fer, NO Carroll Place. Cepissi ILL., Wsshngt0n. d o..
~ m v'sh rro,apt ,ttao zion
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YlInVEALMsts' GUiDE.

EAMDEE AND AHBoY RAILrohD LINE, FOR PHI
~ ladelpha, st ~ o'clock A. n. fcom pier No.: North
river foot Of Battery place. by steamboat JOHN POTTER
daily tsundays oxcered arriving ~ Philadelphia a.2k
p NJ Fare So second csss, 5? EmigrAnt line 40 r. ~.
Fare. 81 DO J. BLISS, hgcnA
New YORK AND PHILADELPHIA nrsEcT- s.
Mail and Express Lines through in hours Nd Rail-
rosd via Jersey city leaving New York a. a. NJ foot Of
CortInndt street, a ~ and 5P. NJ, Liberty streetleaveB
Philadelphia hours from foot Of walnut street. Fare
reduced TO So for rgt olsss and 81 ~ for second see Bal
tporo Warrington sua Charleston through tickets sold Ia
she shove ineB through ngSaga carried In thab p n
Iin q. from New York. vsith throuGh a0rdnotnys
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SHIPPING.

vqNHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
nail steamers Tho ships composing This line the
following ATLANTIC, Captain WoB{.
PACIFIC, Captsin Nys.
ARCTIC, Captain Luce.
BALTIC, Captain Comatook.
ADRIATIC, Captain Grafton.
These shps having been bu by conract eyosty for
vernment service, has been taken tor
Strnctionns in their enginesso strength and
speed and their for unequal
lea fer elegance ard comfort.
Price OF passage from New York 10 Liverpool In first
cabin, $40 second do, $40. 3usgo
usate roone, $780,
FROM Liverpool TO Now York, E3D and E20.
An experienced surgeon at.ac hed 80 each ship.
No berth secured until paid for
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M LAanoNT 2vReE9N. 2. :. soclhry. AND 4 :

NJ LhRhONT, SURGEON, y X. SOCIETY, AND 4 2.
Vl Medicine has estaslsheG tby his Greatly superiox
tcament Of all private aoAses reputation which others
sory him. Not only for tho ssonhngy rapid
OF the disease while SgAl, without In
medicines but in those syphiitic Of months and
years duration, causing the obstruction OF the bones
and which have under the of tho emj
nent withou. his services much sougls
and valued ualeaB The sysom entirely freed the
fell desoyer Il Affects the innocent offspring for genera
tons. The written certificates published by him tor
ths he 10 not afraid to ASSERT cannot be equsls
though his p7ecepors the R,erd Of Paris and
Acton Of London The certificates also Jude tie
fortunately numerous yictme Of se abuse na there
thousand who cannot be cured with medicines He htrs
FORE especially soots half cured
ofrhatoyer complaint in this speciality, he always
rsntecs and permanent For
ter full statement the case With fee Broadway
Foot Once New York, will be Patients apply
ing ally have Office hours ths
morning till and 10 in The evening At AZ eads street.
two doors fi0m Broadway opposite stswartnot in tha
druggists. NIB Lis original work will be published.
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EpWAKD K GoiLiSsS 90, wsnss. N. York.
2. 9: RoBERTs H. CO. IS Kings Arms Yard. London,
JOHN AUNRoE CO.. rs Rue Nosro Dame des yic-
os sSr Il. f bEAiP Il n.,r..
owners Of these ships will not be for sod
unless bills Of adns signed therefor and tho value
thereon therein expressed.
FooR SOUTHAMPTON AMP sr nA Y UNITED
Commander will leave for Aavrc touching Southampton TO
saS r iaa A n'
fI Doc 81 pasSsase IN IN ss sss sis ssbr siS
Nomcrchandise viii be reserved board Tursd.y
evening Luggage not during lie voyage should 81
board the dsy before sailing marked Below" Far
"'"n M6RTiSiRp GGiHSisosros. AGENT. So Broadway.
pACIrIc MAIL sTEAMsHIr ooMPANY.-,cHANGE
Ne spsadd ' steamship tons Henry
esissi f @ her l sisr
extra sail without any delay San Hrano
Sg 4 rs sEss . ' r sss
at the Office on the morning Of sailing.
IT B. MAIL STEAMSHIP coxPANY.-FoR NEW
9 ssss via S5 Sailing Page
:S%HsndSr vii ssii from t5s Warren street,
OF sa a and s Sss M DSss'y
saloon ssr5s, s7g Alter d. d. sl
on hs TO N osns The
usual aa'5' q sss 10 Of
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY.-CHANGE
OF Sailing Dsy--Only Through Line for California
and oregon via Chagros. On Friday January 9sh two
y. M. The splendid steam hir EMPIRE CITY 90 tons
j. Tanner Comm ,nder viii sail on Friday Jaauary Oh al
precisely 2oclock T. M from her pier foot Of War
rem street. r. With the government malls for Chagros
thnHes Transferred a. Havana the steamship
Philadelphia Pnseng leaving in tho Empire City will
lonneot with the favoris United ststs6 mail steamship Ca
FORKS TO all without delay for Sst Francisco
sl the passengers no PansmA For passage or
eight apply the Office No. III Wet street.
arren North River NJ B-Bills Of ladiug svned
Il the Office the morning Of calling.
OACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoaPAsY-oNLY
Through Lin for ssn Francisco, via Chsgres Direct
On Saturday January 10th at =. u. The splendid new
double engine steamship OHIO, rbequGed IN her
odstions and speed SCg toms J. FndIay sanensk u. s.
~, Commsnder, will tRl on Saturday. January TO- At
ZEN street orth river with the governmht nails drecs
mail steamship Caforns, ssu without any delsy for
mama For pAsGsge and freight apply = the Offices, No III
West street ner ~ rfcn stfeca North river N b.
hlS Of lGdins gncd - tso ehss on the morning Of sail
lag.
L,oR RIO DE JANLIRO, VALPARAISO, AND PANA.
Il mn,eIhe now ard double engne steamship WIN
FIELD SCOTT 2iOe TOM burthgn, kenney Conilarl
msnder VIII depart for The above ports on about the
18th Of Jsnpary ensuing For freight apply 20
DAVIS, CROOKS n CO.. % Bcayos street.
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s..s ss.s ossss.sss ssa:. ..a Ds a. sp.s
H. ~ dram. d s1tHAsITk. ssa.slIs
tumble Mr. Grhss:; Pauline Lerisnns; M. P.sar u
gs sa' cons Fs.ndsr s.ppe r.
RURToNs THEATRE CHAMBERS srREEr-DooRs
aus s sssa ss soass
Sssa s esns ssg 6 Grfd xNp
q PomPiSn, Hr Russell; Lord Charles Mr.
ssas J... kals NJ c0s s
r. W, n X. cs As w
BEnYIMr John Jane, Johnson Mr. ~, Lester M: Bonny-
NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM sTREET:-DooRs
Boxes IS cents PHI Is eens. oreSessrs Tickets sents
M ls
wv 4 s i9YGs II VII
bonSvsn e. Williams 81 khes Er b. w.n
s Ss o. COB
RARNurs AMERICAN EysEgx.-P 7. pARNys
az sss. Ess.s Tys1 ii .Ss @
ter which the amusing farce LoyEIN LIVERY. Even
E saa
ssifI iss 81 f %a the
temperance drama Of "The b,tto The Chinese gsAuty
Family; the Chinese novelties c visible at all hours
ORAToRy AND POETRY OF THE OLD AND NEW
- Werld-stuyyessnt Insti.vte, rridsy Tuesday and
ssss, tow
ImpsrSsnsticn, assrasd With ever Phase
character the indisn Americau Briton aud rishnan-
ssdisn on Tho LONDON Taes, Nay oents
mems ticketa 90 cents Ladies. - cents
ERANKLIN MUSEUM, no CHATHAM SQUARE. oNa
every afternoon and eysn
o'clock and in The evening" at hsiepat oooci TS
entertainment varied select, and zach 10
ssrs rsnsis E.Isp.n ops9s T1oaps as M8n
1s my sIi'i s' with
ShS sF ns and s :1a who ps
o ea
sT III q S%' AsS ShG T
worc; together with variety q in testing performances
sSss
CIRCUs.-NEw YORK AMPHITnEATRs 81 BowERY.
O-K ssnds Co.. PrOprictsrra Boxes . cents; children
s4ss a 1s iii ~ hs s
sephne Mons BsnGs OF Monday evening and during she
Amphithes,e, in all their splendid ieas q The aaacse
liant Aohiile Maress 90. Alma and Wash nston, viii All aO
pear. Afternoon PERFORMANCES on saturday only.
NNELCHs NATIONAL CIRCUS CHESTNUT srReAT
w below Ninth, Phndelphla.-L Is. Lent, Aanngcr-Rr
Sngamcnt Of the sreat French equessrennc He Icuis
Tournsre who will appear evening and Saturday
Afternoons, in superb dEquisstoh supported by
rronoh and American company rnrivailed ability form
Ing combination Of talent hitherto uuequned in Phlndc
pha Every description Of equestrian aud soro5tc eusc
10 her. produced o. seal, Of spgaSr sns.s
Equestrian Director; Pentlanj md Worrell clowns.
ERAN KILN MUSEUM. IT'S CHATHAM SQUARE. :
Ihgl.day January i,ss q sTsnss6 A.
tickets in time. Persons that have tho rtona
that Mons reSoire going tos his strength had bet
ter call Al ShaHs House, No - Cowery and inspect the
The ttone DO inspected by the public to five
o'clock on Thursday evening.
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DaLA cEoIxs PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE

II Fifth edition; by NJ b. Ls Croix, N d Albany, N, 2.
Cheapest book pubshed 20 and 100 pates
the Fh sioogy Marriage, aud TIE nfrmes and
Disorders OF youth and maturity resulting from
which destroy the physical and mental all dssasoa
arng from ndiscre.ion with plain and simple rules By
which AL persons icare themseve without mercury
with the suthors observations rhge duties
disqualih :atens and hoir remedes with coored h,he
graphs. illustrating the anatomy and phyology and dts
VI the reproductive both
lures uses, and functions 1t contains many impor,aas
hints to those contem plating matrimony which win
come obectoas against MARRIAGE mona however, should
take this without first consulting
IL treats Of all dseages Of females whether married sng
Strangers who require medical aid before consulting sns
doctor ought to know whether their properly
dersood BY those whom .hoy employ and thus guard against
the mposop OF quaehery prevalent in popular cities
Dr. la CroiI legally qualified physician and for pss
tHeny years has been daily consulted upon she different
diseases Of which his book treats, personally well
letter Any person sending twenty ye cents in essek
post peid Will receive by mail free Of postage
five copies for 81 Address Dr. La CR0Ix, 50 Beaver
1tree,. Albany Y. Sold by Garrett Co.. % Ann street,
and Stripger D. Townscnd 222 Broad N. Y. Brsnah
Office, Ga Lloyd street, Buffalo.
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SIskEPlNG .

EoR LIyERPooL-UhITED STATES hAIL STEAM
ship PACIFIC, Captain Ezra Nys.-Thig SIC amor will
depart with the United States ails for EuTope positively
Saturday !fny TO- 1852 A. u o'clock H., tro her boh
tta foot ~ Camel sree No berth s paid FOX
IoE freight pssssge ha7as unelualod accommodations
tcE 9io canoe nnd comforb, APPLY 40
EDWARD X. COLLJNs & Co. G5 wall 81.
Tho steamship Atlantic will sIoceoe the Psohc, and GAL
January 24th. lsJ2
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AMUpEU ENyD.

RRoADwAYTHEATRE.-R.A A. MARSHALL. SOLE Lea .
: -: ~ ., Be-.
fry.ss Boxes: SIS AID $40 Tussdsy sv:slss !ss Vii 5
i i. :sif sa.
& is sss
nycsste Mr. Dsvdge John James Johnson. Mr. !s.no Mr.
~ ssss T9 aa 4.
~ Twnklei M DavidGG Martins Gibbs Nine Ponisi.
NIBLo's.-xANAoxE, MR. JOHN sErroN.-rIcK.
ss '
SiiI ss assSss,: ssa ass.
With orsScrs s During the evening win b
meth moving ssIisau Kes Bsrsin and DC c.ps NJ. Bai-
@ GIL
NIBLo's.-JoHN sEFroNs BENEFIT. wEDNEs-
N DAY. ian on which s Gss 81, The popular
Raye Family will appear in three pantommes and baos
CnRIsTYs OPERA HOUSE. MEcnANlCs HALL, NO.
AZ B,cady,y sSGys Grand sssoeoDsa ey':ysDshs
~, c.y for q aye ys.gi Is..ysa
ss
An ai..rnScn ssncsr on New Years. day ssa
mencng at 3 o'clock.
EELLows MINsTRELs.-rUN-YyN-y FELL
sss. children upssr wv yS.,
% sS sssrs II p sT SUNG II
negro dancer u. smuss 'hs .sdi:neS giving
western the shsxcrs viii 30 shook usu. wsh
h1s new .,h ooSi On
sommOda.'c1 Of families. commencing AZ IN.
9.s,s .ss nRowsK TN.
bis hri APPEARANCE on Monday evening. Jau 8.
L,ELLoWs NINsTRELs-A CARD WHEREAS, A
F eaS ss % s aG Ss a i On sors
where with hem this the
czono Of this city and tho puoo generality that such
matter, INV a. sTTSR SfFslio%s HSs.rsls
TIVE ORIGINAL NEW ORLEANS. sERGNADERs
ss'd nor onOrp By a9 a'r IA
srels Previous to starting they save swo concerts in
ofG buckley i, Buckley. B. Du,EeS J. il Collins.
A sToR PLACE OPERA HousE.-oNE WEEK LONG
lessor farewell vsis TO New York preySna TO his
S;ssss: sr ~. S:..s II !. 81
h G sn ss =.
pay hqrsd.y ana saturday oommenonsss
can b at tho box tre@ r.
tooP. M. Doors open At z; 90 commence at O'Clock
THE MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF ONE OF
every evening At the Aston Place Opera House
perfect nrore Of enthusiasm Doors open nv commence
at 49, Piaces can be occurred from A. n. so5 r M.
WE'RE WITH YOU ONCE AGAIN KIND FRIENDS
w The original Hutchinson Fanly oGar their
pa.ronsse years Sssowed would rsssssui1
announce sh' fret grand Musieai Entertainment of the
for next Tuesday evening" Jan. at Metro poan
Hall On this occasion they will have tho honor Of intro
ducng and choice tocstion Of Songs INCLUDING thu
thrilling Welcone to tho great Hungarian Tickoss Is
cents each to be obtained at tho music storcs
hotels and at the door the evening OF the Concern
Hooks Of Words containing tho Songs Of The
Family, for sao al tho door, Doora a. Oh Concert
commence at7la O'Clock.
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO 7. b. JOHNSTON
~ The Committee Of Arrangements will this evening"
o'clock, the Mercer House. They will bs in session
evening this week at the above place for distribution
| OF sckete. MACGKEGOR MACDONALD, Chairman.
LIEUT.. J. D. POTTER yice-Chsirman
THADDtus Is. GLOVER, III. G ATWOOD Treasurer.
| CHAs. w. WIILETs, ISecre Lsries.
j. w. PARRAMoRE,