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ChAsslCAL SCHOOL IN HAIsRi-

CLASSICAL SCHOOL IN nAkikI-
Y SONRUHkG, Va--The undersigned propose
open II Classieal and Mathematical School, IN Hnui
sonburg Vrgnia. commence the lst of September,
nnd close the st ofJnly. They are both Graduates
ofthe University ol Nrgna, and con uddnee saiisaco-
~ Testimonials of their capncyo instruc in the branch
proposed Ia be tnught.
Their School Is intended course of thorough pre-
nrnfion for the University. and with view TINT end,
effort will be spared further the progress of the pu
pls. and qualify them hold honorable positions in
heir Ciassea while studenls tho Institutions The
course Of instruction viii embrace Ancient Languages
Modern Languages (Frencl Gcunnn Spanish ) Muthc-
nniics, Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, &c.
1ERAlS.-l1onrd and Tuition $1,000.
Languages, Mathematics, &c, $5000.-One half poy-
nble Ia adj vince. JOHN ID. PENNY BAChEh.
VIM. h PETERS
Parents desiring 10 enter their will address Mr.
Inln D. Pcnuybnrkcr, IInrrisonbnrR.
RErERFsegs--I'roicssors Harrison, Conrteney w
Rogers II Rogers, Minor. MctiuHey, Cnbell How
ard, Schclc de VcIo. Enrcrsity Of Virginia. Hons
II II Stuart John Lclchcr Pnnlns Powell, Wasting
I'm Ci,y Hons james NJ mason, T A Tidbnll. Vim
chratcr Va Judge kcnnoy, w q Stevens. J II Wnrt-
mnnn A Brynn, Harisonbmg. Va. Judge Somuels
ltoai@och, Ia Judge Thompson, Stanhtor, Va -
JUDGE Saunders, GamybH q. Ho. Va Gins l. Mos.
by, WIN NJ Blackboard Rev " II KnclIe, J l. Cog.
gin. Judge ID a Wilson, LyHeLJHrg, Va. Hon VIM /.
Goegin, Rev d Mitchell, Bfdjo,d coantg
July 29-iits
Richmond Wing and Examiner copy times week
| il and forward account Ia this Office
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e. ALE OF IAND.--lN obcdienee IL decree
- olho County Court of Amherst county. pronounced
IN the OF liggilbothun liSginbothnn: The I'M
defsigned viii Friday, the Eth day of September
upon the premises o the late Aaron lisenboh IN
oler TOR sale lie highest bidder, upon credit of g.
l. and 8 months-thc purchaser giving bond with up
proved secnity all the lands belonging to the estntc
ri the sud Aaron liiseoholham decd. consisting al
| trBct of 300. OF 100. oi ne, aud oi BID
ACRES all al Joining, and will be sold together sep
arately suit the convenience o Upon tho
Gaa fmct of 800 Acres Is good W l. Ii &
I'LL HOUSE, aud NIL necessary Out-houses. including
BARN and other Houses. And upon the 11aet ct 100
Acres, there Is also comfortable yelling House,
Those Lands we'll adapted the cultivation oi To-
bacco aud other crops aud situated within threc
miles of the Buffalo Springs, aud near the lyuchburg
and Buffalo Springs Turnpike.
There will also he sold Tor Gash, at the same time
and place the NEGROES belonging to snid estate con
sistng of one Man four Women nnd six children The
title the above property Is indspuabe, but the
dergncd viii only convey such title vested IN them
by the decree aforesaid.
WIN. A. lIIGGINBOrlIAM, ! s..,,.
ALEX. b. lIlGGlNBOTIAM, oo'" 30
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FtANrsEAD, BROTHER x CO., n


" uor,crs, AauJlrtu1trs, ihoiSa'c and Retaa Dc0i-
RS IN IFaichrs, fme Jerirq, haory ami faHcg Goods,
No 229 Boitimoye Street, C0fer Qt Chares 81, Sign
Of tie Goiicl, Eagie.
REMOVAL.-Ne beg to inform the public that we
have removed from old stand, Corner OF baltimore
aud Charles Streets, to the opposite Corner where we
have erected spacious and convenient Stofeand Lave
On nd very complete assortment Of WATCHES, JEW
gTRY, SILVER g. PLATED WAKE, FANCY MILITARY
GOODS &C., tn which invite particular attenton-
Our arr augments in Europe aud with all theeAienslVe
manufacturer, ntlis country such, as 10 warrant
Us in saving that goods Of the newest and most approx
ed stvlcs always be had at our csab shment and
at prices compete with all others IN our line OF
business.
In addition to our other facilities, we lave Man
ufactory the premises where W" can have made at
the shortest notice, any article in our line ]" the
Wholesale department OF our business we intend giving
r ,ersonai attention and would call notice to our
very cOmpetc stock Of i0tchmahe1S IoofS, batrt0tS
n anil Gkasses, which to avoid all mistakes. has
"A the special attcn- ton OF "A practical W atchhn
aaxsts her
HE annual visit Of one Of the firm TO Europe, will ena-
bic ns TO make selections only for regular sncs,
but to execute orders for any ot our friends. Our
arrangements in Liverpool, London, and Switzerland,
for the best glafy II Watches are unsurpassed by
any establishment in the United Stnes
il will give Us great peasureto have you call and ex-
anime our extensive stock of goods which yout1ay rely
upon icing represented.
Your obd't servants.
CANFIELD BROTHER & co.
NO.923 93al more SAeei, corner % Ch0fles,
sIGy OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE.
Baltimore Aug. 18-wly -
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VIRGINIA FEMALE ENSTETgH
ftnEAP G0oDS-F0R CAsiH.--I

CHEAP GO0DS-F0ks CASiE.--l am
lew SPRING and SUMNER GOODS comprising the
latest and most fashionable yarr- ties and styles inn
ported this senson-whch am offering at unusually
low prices. Iatendng to sell for CASH, mean be
satisfied with small profits, aud thereby will make it to
the interest ofall to give call-which most
dally solicit from those having Goods to buy. will
promise aS many inducements in the way of STYLES,
prices. and large and well selected stock pick from
us can be found in any establishments in the State.
deem it needless give the heads or branches
COMPOSING my stock, my long experience has laugh,
me the ofevery class of dealers Suffice There.
lore to say, that feel assured am fully prepared
dns~er the demands ofull--and ask oil to call
march 29-ifrs JOHN G.. MEM
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10OBPLs Ll" h alsf o and
for sule, by lJe2lI J. r. ""N NJ -
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Law CIRCULAR.
WORTREENGFON q. SN E'EHEN,

U4SULNGYON, d. e..
HONTINCES TO practice Law exclusively in the Su-
" preiuo court, and to attend TO cases before Con-
gress;
To prosecute Claims and settle A'count7 against the
Departments, Bureaus, and Boards of commissioners;
To procure Patents for Inventions, at lone and IL
broad, aud to Obtain Z tensions and Bounty lands;
To collect Debts, Dividends, Lrgacics. and Inhcrl-
in any part of the United States and in Foreign
Countries;
To make Investments Of funds in Loans and Stocks
and Bond and Mortgage, and TO negotiate the Pur-
chase AID Of Looms, Land aud Patentrghts in any
State of the Union. aug 9-dts
VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
ST1UNTON, "a,
RI. REv. WM. MEADE, D. President Of the Direc-
Rev. K. II. PHILIrs, A NJ Principal
Rev J. c. WHEAT, A. NJ Vice Principal.
Rev. T. z. GAsrLfNAN, A. NJ. Moral Philosophy, &c.
Prof. Euglbreahl, Music and Botany.
Prof Bcllman, Music.
Prof - -. Modern Languages.
Misses TEBBs, GovrrGcsscs
Next session will be opened on " edncsday Sept. LIST.
Board and Tuition 100 Music. languages &c. EXtra.
Is Address-Rex. r. H. Phillips. Stauuton, Va.
aug 9--cod l3tH
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DOLLARS REWARD

Il runaway from the subscriber on The Vifginln and
in the county of Wythe on the 2Oth
Of IN 20, 1852. "A negro named CllARLES,G fee
high copper color with several teeth out in 'front.' about
80 years ofago rather slow reply, but pleasing APP
pearunce when spoken to. lie wore when he left
cloth cap and blue cloth saek coat he purchased
in Tennessee ii months ago, by Mr. NJ Council of
Lynchhurg; and carried that place, whore he remain
cd until purchased him, months ago. 1t is moro
than probnbo, that he will make his way 10 Tennessee
wife living there, or he may perhaps re-
turn to vnchburg md Turk about there US he has oc-
ntnnccs there. The above reward will be paid
he il taken in the State, and confined that get him
agun, will pay reword OF $40, if taken out OF
the Statc and confined in Jail.
July It's hEOhuh l. NILE
The Abingdon Vrginian and Knoxville Register Will
copy months. aud send account To this office
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Cholera in Chambcr8burg, Pa.

CnANpERsBuRG, August 7.
The cholera broke broke ont in this place,
Yesterday; much nlarm preyalls.
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GEORGE 7 KYLE.


4 IRON WORK.. STR IHERS d. son 500
M0yket Street. PLtadephia, furnish nil kinds of Marble
aud Red Stone Work, consisting of Marble Nantes,
Monuments Fonts, Head Stones, Flooring lyle. and
all kinds of Front work &c. Orders promptly executed
and work warranted against breakage transportation
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MISCELLANEOUS.
1REAT ATTRACTION!,-Nl

" and Sytendid stock Of Dry Goods and ReadsrMade
Gioklfug nj IRhoesaied d. Retoii.-GUG GENHEIAfER
j HNTERHYER.-Rcsp inform their friends
md the public generally TINT they receiving
splendid stock Of Dry Ooofs suitable for the Fall and
Winter season efnbrnring every article Of Ladies and
Geatiema's pear. All (which the public invited
To call and examine before purchasing elsewhere. We
haven beautiful assortment Of Hois and Caps Boots
Shoes with splendid and general Of Fancy
articles, oil of which offered unusually low prices
Gall aud md feel insured that yoH will DO
plensed with p,.iees well Goods. NJ wenrc deter
mncdt sell Low. having purchased fof cash
They nlso receiving splendid assortment Of
Reaig Mate Clothing Purchased by them for cash ct
unusually low prices by which means they enabled
II offer greater Inducements to the public hnn any sim
ilur csinblishmcut.
They would particularly call the attention Of country
merchants aud others their lVoieSoie Piees-belev
ing TINT they will find it To their interest togiYe them
ea and examine their stock before going further East.
ThrRrcnt which they enjoy in purchasing their
snpPics cnube them with confidence, that
their good vii be soldat RICHMOND PRICES.
n GuGGENHEIMER
L. uNTERMYER,
(,rnnte l,uildfnga Cabell Houap
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bacon AND FEsEa.

BACON AND EESH-
I'D 5000 lbs. prime Bacon,
1000 lbs. prime Family Hams,
10 half and whole bbls Mackcrel
10 half bbls No. cpt ilenings,
3 hnlfbbl5. Roe Ienings,
5 hnlfbbs. No. Shad
in Store and forsale by MOORMAN& MARTIN.
Nav l7.-ts
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KETTLES.

DRASS GXEEELES.-Wc have on hand and
ID for sale u lot Of BELL METAL KETTLES that
nre superior any we have seen in this market
Prices very low Also, u very fine lot TEA KET-
TIES &c.
'jc li-ts AGREE x MI hhlLL.
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AUCTION SALES.
Iron WORKS FOR SALE.


j ct deed Of trust executed 10 the 18th Of
August 1870 " Alexander \. Mont gam..y aud others.
and ct record IN the CLERK sofe ai ean county court,
We slml on the 18th of October 1872 upon the premises
sell II the highest bidder. NIL thai yolu1hle land known
liz the name of ~ Cretk fD9aisc consisting Of be-
tween az and 1900 Acres Of Land. II Is
property in every respect valuable II y stunsd
James River, in the county of Nelson Mt the mouth
ii Elk creek and Iron establishment Is Us valuable
~ any in Vireina-the quantities of Ore ind Lime
being incxhaushle al the fret quality mud near
the Furnace The title snid Land il believed TO be
l"tecty clear trustees, however. We shall only con
sry such title Is vested in u by the deed aiufcsuid
frRMs-1he sale will be onn credit OF SIX months for
the sum of five thousand dollnrs, mud one md two
senfs from the expiration Of snid six months for the
balance Of the purchase money ia equal ipstalncns
the purchase give bonds with FOOD personal security
mud the land IL remain M security also, until tho
whole purchase money - pnid.
The public md especially the creditors Of A. n.
Montgomery, Montgomery Brothers, aud flippin Y
Montgomery nfe desired Ia attend To- this notice.
Mc-srs. Holland Il Wells. who present reside upon
this farm. viii tale pleasure IN showing il toahyone de-
string tn purchase.
STERLING CLAIBORNE. Trus.
WM. Il. ROANE, tees.
nng 2wt25S-lhen 2twt2soc
Richmond Wing, Nat lntegenccr, Bali American,
and Shuntun Spectator, copy week aud forward
then accounts II fhls office.
NOTKGE.--Wi be sold ut public aale, TO the
! ' highest bidder, a credit at siN. twelve aud
eighteen months. the fourth Monday al September
next (thai being Nelson Court day) upon the premises
I'm the House and Lot in Loviugston, md oso
LII ils appurlenhnccs, known ~ the Conner Ston'
House. lutte the property of Hardin Fefkihs dec II
Bond. with approved sccorily will be required, aud tl'
title retained until they are paid.
BENZ NJ. PERKINS,
mny l3-w27S1 Excc'r ofIlnrdn Perkins decd
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q Vim = " n " IT'D 10 ~NEF NEHN H1EHE
n. of GEN. SCOTT.-500 pnges l2mo., Handsomely
aud dnnbly bound. illustrated with Engrnyings.
by EDWARD ID. MANSFIELD, ESQ
Many yca,s Editor Of the Cincinnati Doy Chronicle.
The subscriber will shortly receive from the Press,
Edition of the above valuable work and will furnish
lhose who wish become Agents circulate the same,
on the favorable terms. For further particulars
nnl all necessary niorbotion applicants will please ud
dress their letters to the subscriber,
III MANSFIELD, Publisher
mug 2.-2wifF l3i York Street. Nelo Hapcn, CO.
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Observation-Disclosures. Corner Of Broad

MORE Il GALLAGHER Corner 81 Broad
w md Ridge Road Philadelph'a, Manufactures OF i
ron Ratings for fencing, enclosures for Cemetry lots
Balconies Verandahs and all kinds of Ornamentailr IRON
Work Work warranted and executed with dispatch.
~" JOHN LONG Agent for the above houses, VIII
.i.o ,boir order. Sept 1S-1y
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VIRGINIAH JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING;

such rs Pamphlets, HRnd-bilIs, Gre BIII-
heads, Hanks, Checks, Cards, Labels, DC. sc.
They have secured the a workman exclusively
this branch Of their concern; and persons leaving orders may
rely having their work done eXIa itiou-ly AMI we'll
Confident Of their ability respect
lulls solicit portion Of tie public patronage.
Ia orders from the country promptly attended 10.
2H-na MUMMY 1 slllLI nS
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pEN PLATE, BAEs aIg0N, DC.

4 30 boxes Tin Plate, 1914 l4A20 lie and Il
200 lbs Block Tin
10 tons Eotis and Andersous Bar Iron hand
s0mcly assor,cd
30 bundle, Band do
) bb- prime piciug Vinegar
b bales carpet Warp, assorted colours.
Receiving and for saeby
mn . GEn
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STERLING CLAIBORNE, ! Trus.
NM. H. ROANE, ! tees.

mug 2.-wt25S.ihen 2twt2Soc
Richmond Wing, Nat lntelligencer, Bali American.
md Smunton Spectator, copy week aud forward
iheir accounts - this office.
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Richmond Wing and Examiner copy timesn week
| il and forward nrrotitt Ia this Office.
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.

ST. LOUIS. VIM Miller Philadelphia; Jyin McDewtt, Pitts
mrgi. VIM b Rattle Sons l. Sterling VIM Nuforp
Sterling and lady. Miss MSteng NJ Courtney, Lyle
HEATH lady servant Col R Guirk Kemp.
lady Fl Morris and daughter Harper lady servant
McIenet lady Is II williams lady and
family Mrs McAister servant, lad children
aud servants Mrs Tnken and huniy, Miss inkan
lnken and lady Mrs IIaabec child and
Ark, Jas Valo,ten, Lehman, llsburgh
hy II Meredith Mrs sfcAlae tly Capt John
Garlic and taly st Louis; Sargent Va Lindsay
TuFTS'E Forsyth, Tels; arlass and servant, Claiborne,
Mss Geo Eogg Satchez Al Pnrahd GTenndh Miss; w Under
wood sfudsvant tiAd Geo Bowles Miss; sink
Mo- Jas swanson, T II Barefoot Ark Lancaster Ky;
Ter, La; A Walsh, Ills; f German. Texas.
ARCADE. 7 Randall and children, Ai W Smith,
hlsst, FN Jos Gusa md VIM Dale MSiaster,
r VI Gibson Chg SandrIa d lnrtou,
Boiling, Vs. R K Bisehel, Miss.
YERAHDA W Watson and lady II Hampton, Socket
Loeke Hivay Gibson. Montgomery, Mrs Montgomery
Montgomery Whitney, Dalen Dardcn Mr.
Dardeu Miss Saherry, Mr. Calhoun Mrs Calhoun servant
Chandler, Chandler Bonluyent, Mississippi Bfahep
Whitaker, liseoe riScoe Ventress, Cnubss,
send, YnneS, Lankin. Louisiana Claiborne Stark
gent, W Landry, Fawa.ky, Virginia. Williamson,
CITY, R Bmshea, w Dorsey, Tull $ sampb.S, o
lingwuh Riggs, La; JHnes Watson Kaigl-r,
DRIP lovrlact, a KimbH, Mis-: II II Watson Peck
hart W II aw Brown, II Wills W Robinson and lady Win I
Fisher o. Renshaw Y Navy; Henry Poor, Cincinnati
George Purvi5, Lafayette Guy River Capt Post, Mobile
COFT STREET NERASDA.. Il. Ellis. Georgia Leoch
Coast yutrer', Ascension Mare Rouge Hebert
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Death Of Joshua Baldwin.

Ills It'll no ordinary feelings Of sadness and
regret, that We are called upon to announce the
death luz the Hon. JosMuA BALDWIN. While we
could claim but limited personal acquaintance
with the deceased, vet lie has been 80 identified
with the history Of Newt Orleans, and particu-
Iarly of the Second Municipality, thatah past
1ifc il almost common property. Previous to the
division of the city, in 1886, he was member Of
the Council, and for fourteen years subsequent,
~ iilled tho office Of Recorder Of this Municipal
no his constant and untring efforts are
the public schools Of the Second Municipality in
debted for muchof their present high standing
and usefulness. M. Baldwin We believe, was a
native 81 Chester county, Pennsy lyania, but has
for more than twenty FIVE years been u resident
5of this city While ii ii the part5of human ma
ture p have its frailties there are few who will
leave larger circle Of Borrowing friends The
funeral will take place at 4 o'clock this after
noon: from the residence Of his son -in-law, W,
g: Temp kins, Esq Camp street, between Julia
and ST. Joseph streets.
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City Intelligence.

ANOTHER CHAscEs-Manuel Garcia, who has figured
extensively in the Recorders Court of the First Munich
paity appeared yesterday another stage that
he has been using Madame Fortiers name this Munich
paity to as much purpose in the First and his opera
uons have given that body additional evidence of the
tent of credit The victims selected by Garcia this
occasion are H. D. Goer Refiard No q Magazine street
from whom he obtained various goods order with
Madame Fortiers name attached
PHE GOLDEN CALr--It appears that offended the
crazy jewelry man, whose glittering adornments
formed the subject of item in local column the
other day the offence being involved in mistake in CIV
ing the weight of one of his gold ingerrings We
assured that the large ring weighs within small fraction
of two pounds, instead Of two had it, We
hasten to make the correction consider the greatest
\ ffSs,--Recor'er Caldwell yesterday fined William
Smith afty dollars for having deadly wespaa, Wis colt
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Department OF STATE. LOUISIANA, I
December /. 1851.


To the Governor and State authorities Of the State Of .aabaa.
and The sauhoies Of o6 and also Of fhe States 81 Mis-
sissippi and Texas
: GENrLEMES-Dr. A. L. Plough visits your State and
city with the view of securing your cooperation IN an
effort to establish GREAT SouT EsrERS AGRoulru-
RAJ AND MECHANICS ExHIBITiov AND FAIR OF ALI HUMAN
TNpusrRr, upon Large and Magnificent Scae to take
place in the beginning Of May 1855 IN tho city q Newur
leans and to be followed by annual Fairs In the city OF
Mobile and also Natchez Mississippi and Texas DR.. P.
gentleman of great energy and experience as well as
an ardent advocate of the above objects The Importance
of the subject is such to sarae our best wishes and
efforts and we trust his vement will meet with your
sanction and support and be servceabe to the best nte
rests of the whole Southwestern country. Dr. p has
any other to call public attention to these subjects
Respectfully. your obd't servants.
JosErH WALKER Governor of Louisiana,
ISAAC JOHNSON, Attorney General of La.
CHARLES GAYARRE Secretary of State,
Gro. @. McWHoRTER, State Treasurer,
4 A, ID. WOODBRIDGE, State Engineer
3as and others
MAYoRALirY OF NEw0RLEANs,
sf3g December 4. 1851.
fake much pleasure in adding my testimonial to that
of His Exceency the Governor and other Officers of the
State in favor of DIR. A. L. Plough The undertaking in
which this gentleman is engaged. is most praise
worthy one and eminenty calculated to advance the
therefore commend the bearer to the authorities of
Alabama. Mississippi and Texas.
A. D, CRossMAN Mayor
We concur with the above. u5
JAS z. FRERET Sheriff
JAMES II. CALDWELL
Recorder Municipality No. Two.
REV THEODORE CLArP,
MAussEL WHITE.
G.. BURKE,
II. W, THOMPSON. f
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Muaie ann tt,e Drama.

BENEFIT OF Mn NKAFIE.-NIr Ncafe takes his benefit
at the St Charles tonight makes his last appearance
in this city take great pleasure in calling the atten
ton of playgoers to the OCCASION and while
greet that Mr. n is to leave us trust that his benefit
may be substantial and gratifying to him his merit
actor deserves We far from thinking that Mr..
Neae has yet attained the highest rank in his profession
but confident that he has the elements which will
at distant day place him in that position He has yet
many faults. but he has mind strong and clear, he
studies much and his conception Of character is based
upon the most careful investigations. In many import
points, he differs materially from the long recognized
standards of the stage and not prepared say
that in of the differences he is not the true
mark than those who have gone before him.
The performances tonight of Mr. N Is play
lIarode the Merchant of Calais" and Don Cesar de
Bazan'' The play having gone through two repre-
sentaons the characters are now perfec and it will
off much smoothly than it did the first night Mr.
Neae goes from here to Mobile to fulfill engagement in
the theatre of that city and bespeak for him cordial
reception We understand that he intends to visit Eu
rope the Spring and several years will probably capse
before he appears in New0reans again.
BENEFIT OF MARK SMtrH.-Nark Smith a meritorious
member of the ST. Charles company. makes his first ap-
peal to the NewOrleans public Sunday night next
and he offers strong bill the occasion The cutter
tainments consist of the burlesque of Buy it Dear
Degrees Of Crime, and Bulwers play of the Lady of
Lyons'' slightly atered-Ben DeBar Pauline. DeTar
also appears in the first piece Mark Smith has made
himself marked favoritc by his acting and endea-
yors to please and he is deserving of good benefit
Sr. CHARLES TiEArRE.-We were pleased to find that
Mrs Stuart greeted last evening the occasion of
her benefit by full house. The fair beneficiary acted
with much spirit and well received throughout The
Merchant of yenice,'' whole. well sustained
and have only to object to the curtaent of its fair
proportions for this however have the excuse of
long play following Mr. Neafes Shyock very eff
fectiyc piece of acting; pleased with him
than in any previous character yet thought that his
age showed much Of the lustness youth that at
times excitement overepped the true bounds ofpasson
His acting in the first portion of the trial scene struck as
exceedingly chaste and powerful
ORLEANS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS grand opera of The
Prophet to be presented at the Orleans again Tonight
and deem the sufficient to attract the
attention of our music-oying citizens. l...
On Monday night the opera by Halevy entitled the
" Fairy of the Roses, f" is to be produced.
Chapmans Varieties in Louisville closed last week for
the The establishment has. VIC believe. done
good business