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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-24

to secure TO the people of the United States
tho advantages oftrade and intercourse with
the regions referred TO.
Resoloed, That, in the opinion of this con.
vention Lieut. Maury deserves tho thanks of
tho American people for the able manner in
which he has advocated the proposed project
of uniting, by the ties OF commerce and COM
mon interest, the great valley Of the Mssissip-
pi with tho tropical countries Of our sister con-
tinent, and we trust his efforts will not be re-
laxed until the great end in view Is fully con-
summated.
EDUCATION.
Resolred, That this convention earnestly
recommends 10 the citizens Of the States here
represented III, education of their youths at
home, as far as practicable; the employment
of native teachers in their schools and colleges;
the encouragement ola homo press; the publi-
cation Of books adapted to the educational
wants and the social condition of these States;
and the encouragement and support of inven-
tlons and discoveries in the arts and sciences by
their own citizens.
DIPLOMACY IN COTTON.
Resoiped, That the attention OF our senator's
and representatives in Congress be called to
the propriety ofbringng before the administra-
ton the importance OF making the cotton in
terest n subject of instruction TO our foreign
commercial and diplomatic agents.
STEAM NAVIGATION.
Rcsoloed, That this convention regards the
establishment ofa direct communication by
steam between our southern ports and Europe
and the Encouragement and protection of this
system by tho national government, connecting
herewith ample mail facilities. as a necessary
feature in tho commercial independence ofthe
South aud West.
ADDRESS.
Resoiced, That committee offve be APP
pointed by the president of this convention to
prepare nn address to the Congress and peo-
pie of the United States on the topics embrace
ed in the action of this convention-inyoking
their attention to its proceedings and action.
and enforcing them upon their consideration !;
and that this address be published as an APP
pendx to tho proceedings Of this convention.
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Che DaiIp Dirainian
The Memphis Convention.

We copy from the Memphis Appeal the res
olutons as reported by the general committee
and finally adopted by the conventions:
PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Rssolred, That railroad from the Mississip.
pi valley to the Pacific ocean is demanded not
only by commercial and individual interests,
but by our national necessities.
Resoieed, That as soon as tho surveys recent
ly ordered by Congress are completed The gen
eral government should adopt such steps Us
will insure the completion of the main trunk of
said road at the earliest possible period
Resolved, That as the general government
could be expected to construct only one main
trunk. it should be located on that route which
scientific explorations shall show combines
in the greatest degree the advantages OF GEM
al and temperate climate. fertility of soil cheap
ness of construction, and accessibility at oil
seasons from all portions of tho Union.
ReSolced. That in the opinion OF the conven.
ton, II is right expedient, aud proper that The
general government should make large dona
tons of public lands to the different States Dor
dering on either side of the Mississippi, to ena
Bile all sections oflhe Union. however remote,
to connect themselves with the main trunk.
TEnUANTEPEc.
whereas The PROJECT OF opening oommu
nication between the Atlantic and Pacific o.
ceans by railroad across the isthmus of Tehuan-
tepec recommends tselfto the warm support
of the whole Unon,and particularly to that OF
the western and Southwestern States, by its
great pracllcabllity tho facility and cheapness
of its constructo,,as well rs tho short time re.
quired for its complelion.thnsa ailording TO the
commerce and travel OF not only the u. States
but tho world. u chenp and easy access to the
Pacific coast:
Resotced therefore, That our representatives,
in Congress be requested to press upon the
government the necessity of brIngingto to IA
vorale termination, as soon as posslble,the ne.
gotialions pending in regard 10 the right OF
way across said ishmus, and that they Le also
instructed to maintain by all legitimate. consti-
tulional means, the rights of American cilzens
in the grants made by the Mexican govern
ment,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-24
A VALUARLE REMEDY.

TsiiE undersigned have the pleasure Of informing
Il the public, TINT his newly invented llAlRToNlC
has now been thoroughly tried, and has answered his
most sanguine expectations 1t has proved itself TO be
only remedy against the nllng Of the hair
from the head thus efectuay preventing badness. but
brings it whore II Is deficient. In instance, on
lady gentleman where it has been properly tested has
il fnilcd
But will let of those who lave tried il speak
In IT'S behalf
I'VE the undersigned having used Armstead Prides
Inr Tonic take pleasure in testifyng its efficacy, in
preventing the coming of the hnr. and otherwise
strengthening and causing it to thcken. We think that
fair trial will satisfy any of this and do not, there
lore hesitate TO recommend it.
HEsRY LATHAM, JoHE CLARK,
JAMES NJ. LAs0HoREE, JoHs w. STEWART,
II. NJ. GARLARD, ir., A. q. LEWIS.
A number Of other names might be added If IL were
ihoug ght necessary.
For sale at DR.. Lyman's, Druggist, and at VIM.
I'ridess Barber Shop door below the Marshal
House Price 81 per bottleWhen taken by the quan.
ity there will be considerable deduction made in tho
price
Orders from my part of the United States promptly
attended to, if accompanied by the money.
ap 26-3m ARM1STED PRIDE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-24

NTnTuCE.-The undersigned would resi- slectiuI,
Y inform the Public that he has taken the stand tor
ery occupied by John Cox, decd for the purpose oi
carving on the wheewrighs business in al Its various
branches He promises to execute his work wth neu:
ness md despatch HI soicits call from those wan,
inc work done in his line and them that he WI,
do everything in his power plesse He has on hand
avorl Carts nd Wagons which he will sell cheap Tor
cash
Nav 30-d&c1m
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LEVI ELDRIDGE. GrN,L Aa'1

No. 7, NOrth whhrves. I'M n
Notice TO Shippers-Due notice will always be given
when will be ready receive freight, and
the hour of their sailing. RO. RANKIN, dgcm
April2-d&cts
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DEST London Porter in Store and for sale
Dby Aprils-ts LEE T. JOHNSON. 8
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-24

TTNHE LARGEST SILN, MDDU
l. AND TRIMMING HOUSE in NEW .,,,;
Thomas q Steo,us i,aporter and obber of Saks, Ma
nry and Fancy Goods, 1862 Broadnay N y Has now
store and daily receiving and offering at the owes
lhrices, complete of goods in his line, com
rrsng all the various styles and designs CONSISTING
Black and Fancy Silks, Marcelines, Forences, Shaws
Trimmings Bonnet Ribbons Tefieta and Satin Ribbons
Dress Trimmings of all kinds, Embroderies' French
and English Grapes Grape Lisses Silk Cravats Gove
ofall kinds Silk Lace Mtts, Bareges. Laces' "h''F
Goods, Hosiery, L Hdkfs. -.
The u2dersigned would invite the attention OF his
friends and the trade generally. He will offer great IT
ducements, to cash and short time buyers
THOMAS G STEARNS.
l62 Broadwa.
Between Liberty st. and Maiden Lane, T.
dec 28-daclv
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DR. JOHNSTON

Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London,
fraduate fro one of the most eminent Colleges of ihe
United States, and the greater part of whose ie has
been spent in the Hospitals of London Paris, Phade
phia and else where has effected some of the most as
onishing cures that were known. Many troubled
with ringing in the ears and head when asleep gfea,
narvousness being alarmed at sudden sounds, and
oashfuness with frequent bushng, attended, some
times, with arrangement of mind, were cured mmed'
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FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE
RICHMOND.
| Union STEAMSHIP COMPA-

~ Nf'S LINE o" STEAMERS-E0r PHI -
adeiphid, pia. Nortolk-S 7EAMERS Pennsylvania,
Virginia, and CITY Of Richmond, Cart. Baymore, Capt
Teal, and Mitchell One of these splendid steamships
will leave Richmond for Philadelphia alternately Mon
days and Fridays ut high water,-Returnng, leave
Philadelphia fer Richmond Wednesday and Sntni days,
(until further notice nt 10 o'clock, A. NJ
These Steamer hive been built expressly for this line
and every has been taken in their suction to
ensure strength and speed and their accommodations
Tor passengers and attention olthe Captains e'e une
1nned.
Passengers for New YOrk-We have en-
tered into arrangements with the several Compe
ies to forward passengers through TO New York eth.
er by railroad steameIs thereby offering To the trav
rlng community for that city such inducements as the
following viz: short trip at sea, thereby avoiding
much nf that great OBJ Iect in travelling by sea- 'sen
sickness trip up the beautiful Delaware, and n sui.
6cient time ia allowed f require d for Sightseeing in
the Quaker City," Passage throughto New York. lst
ca bn and found $40 90
Passage in Ist Cabin and found to Philadelphia, 90
do 2nd do do do do 0U
For freight passage, apply to
RO. RANKIN, Ao'T., corner 30 h & Water Sis.
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June 4 Il.
DKUSm MOUNTAIN WILL stones

ID Tho undersigned procuring from their cele.
rntod quarry the Bush Mountain, Montgomery coun-
~, Mill Stones md Burrs of the very best quality. The
reputation of these widely known, but the
aroad giving increased facilities In filling orders,
hnvc mp, ointc Mcdaniel, Hurt e. Preston, and Leo
Johnson, Lynclburg, agents for tho sale of u,
who will receive orders and have them fulfilled at
shortest notice.
Our Address, Blncksburg Montgomery county Va.
ISRAEL PRICE g. Co.
Jnmes M. Williams, Dnnville Va, Reynolds IL Co.
Leaksville, N O. are also agents. l. 7. & Go
Feb lddActa
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NOSES LAC Y.
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors.
TEHMS.

xrRGINIAN published daily at s6 and semi weekly at
The 4; advance subscription is taken for shorter
81 PEI x months; and paper is discontinued except at
tune t % n the proprieors, until all arrearage shall huye
ueen inserted for 80 cents or
A every INNER form insertion and 81 cts for every utter
less nter of insertions is not marked the MS 1t
one till &red eat and charged accordingly
Tss for one as pFifs a
daily S amer form daily $40, sem-weeky $50 Every yearly
s5 Mi be re uired contne his advertising o his
advertiser bsns if he exceed the space stipulated for
tlculmi mi he charged latably for the excess
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These vessels all of the first class built IN the city
If Baltimore expressly for this trade, and have superl
nanded by experienced Captains, aud qualified for the
trade and who will spare excrton To accommodate
They will be towcd up and down the river by s;1am
and may be relied sail promptly as advertised
Merchants going North ordering goods from New
York, will find ttothcir interest TO ship by this linz
Is it the only regular line, and freight will always
aiken the lowest rates. and every effort will be mud
,ythc agents in Richmond andNcw York, TO give salis
action. Werespcctfuy nsl andhope to succ d in oh
aiming full share of patronage. Goods shipped b,
his line to New York. will be forwn, cded free Of com
mission to New Orleans. Mobile Savnah, Charleston,
r any other port The vessels will be in Richmond al
Rockets; in New York ut berth No. |, Coffee House
lip foot of Wall Street.
DAVID CURR Err, Richmond l.,.
CLAS II. PIERSON, N. York As' ~
Ri6bmond Aup I8-dts No 6I South street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-12
Louisiana Interior.

The opelousas Courier gives account OF several quar-
ter at that place which attracted large crowds oil
people and ii urges the formation of regular Jockey
Club. The same paper has the following apology
We apologize readers for the lack OF foreign
in this China exchanges were delayed at
Hong Kong by the Postmaster Che-llang who Sre, to
have a spers spite against until after the steamer lett
port The law forbs the importation Of African males
and at Calcasieu no paper is published
Red River rcceding at this point Apprehensiou
entertained that the navigation of the Des GLASSES will
be interrupted, steamboats, of light Raught
not come up higher than the Cutoff, [Niilager.
on Sunday evening says the Shreveport South Western
of the ID inst, ARRAY occurred at the Angle House in
the suburbs Of the town between Mesrs Rogers and
ruther in which the former received the contents of
shot gun The origin Of the difficulty we have not
learned.
The two who stole horses from Hutchinson & Co
of Baton Rouge last week and who arrested in the
parish of St. James have been committed Jail Baton
Rouge in default of bail The Comet says they
nzed old Offenders, and have both been in the Pen
tcntisry,
The Baton Rouge mad bag for Dohdcl's Store posoics
was stolen from the agent the wharf boat at Baton
Rouge few days ago cut open its contents distracted
and it thrown into building the levee 1t is
eyed that there letters with valuable enclosures
in the bag.
The heavy rains which fell the first Of last week and
during the week previous have been followed by beautiful
spring like weather and notice that planters lou-
orally have commenced their ploughng We understand
the river rising slowly But little fear to be en-
tertaned Of trouble from high water the present sea
Madison Journal, 4th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-12

hsfe Ntws-We make up the following items of river
news from the St Louis papers of the 9th instant
The Uncle Sam arrived yesterday frsm Turkey Island
where she has been aground for some time She rut ami
portion Of her freight to enable her to come up
the river at this point is rising slowly with seven and
halt feet OF water between here and Cairo
The magnificent Polar star which the first arrival of
.ne season rom st Joseph Missouri dow last even
ing with splendid trip of freight passengers The
river was rising at St Joseph and it supposed that
.he gorge had given way The channel depth above
four feet ~ f''ii'
dispatch from St Joseph announces heavy rains and
seontinued rise in the river
fhe upper Mississippi clear of lee as far up as Bur
hngton The weather very cold with the river falling
slowly. s
NV van hufen lArk inteihgencer of the ID instant.
reports Tour feet water in the channel Of tho Arkansas al
thet place and falling The Little Rock Gazette Of th
aeh reports about seven feet of water in the channel m
that place and falling
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-12

Heavy BusiNrss-It will be by reference to our
commercial columns this morning that the sales of cotton
during past week have reached the immense amount
7950o bales This believe is the largest business
done in market. Fully three millions of dollars
have changed hands in the Of these transactions
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-12
gaSg'' .S'Ot Under Cost. "

S L M 2 S O N.
SINH 5 o N,
so CANAL STREET,
a'ins determined to close out his Stock reyous removing

90 CANAL STREET,
Having determined Close his previous removing
has niadc
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES,
hd without doubt selling CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER
- l"oliHhMtNi hnny articles FIRST COST Arorg them
sums hfNHAhiR, AM WINTER DRESS GoODS.
@ "e he guarantees bis Goods be low than those ut other
houses No wishes distinctly understood ne oea not profess to
eu uNpEh ''Sl Dong business plan Of QUICK SALES
and believing rs Mt Freddy IA his Treatise on Bup,
That na advanced 90 Cost de imply Small Profits his Sk ia
c amt having been cate6y eceted Cash Prices No
SAk ICE required to make cheap. Tho will be cold Al
VERY SMALL ADVANCE;
Aud got be- lower than tho which are otter osp.
sold UNDER COST As stated above, many t;oo viii m
sold Al First Cost but IA instance UNDER, Goo,a
OVER 100 SILK bRESS PATTERNS
Have been sold dmug hi past week, WITHOUT DOLLARS
PROFIT OR LOSS tho whole number considered 90
heap that in most they purchased nut aside until nea
Fail, There o II large bot OF
DESIRABLE SILKS STILL ON HAND
which the Lathe invited examine. Goods are e,ey shown,
III tha iiouse without PRESSING VISITORS To PURCHASE
A WORD TO PLANTERS.
Ii wish to ill eutir Bs Of Dry for PLANTA
floN aud FAMILY usE House YOU here as SNIP
son IS second Ynd third floors hol Blankets Rsrsys Lin
Lowel Stripes aud other Domestic Goods prices Tor cash
city acceptance, An examination earnestly requested ut
mh7 t2ip SIMPSONS, So Ctual street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-12

THIS MusEuM-The Chinese family and the wild boy of
Ceylon have returned from Mobile and again in the
Museum The happy family . has been very much en-
laged Of late and the collection of animals and birds is
the most extensive and interesting in
cage The 7great zeugodon, monster of the sea, is
still on exhibition but understand that it will not re-
main much longer in tho Museum.
In addition to the other attractions Professor Jocko
the magician is fitting up his mysterious cabinet on the
third floor of of the Museum buildings, and will
mence his astonishing exhibitions this evening
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-12

MARRIAGE oN SrfAauR We Learn that young lady
and gentleman residing in the western part Of tine state
married the steamer Ti0ur her recent tIip
TO this city while she ing at Liberty Landing de-
tanned by fog ~ seems that the father Of the young
lady desiring to prevent the mstch placed his daughter
the tat At rArS vile, q" b. ta'u 10 Cha,rs
rit in the Coayeutht school The young becoming
eoEniNaut Of the citCuustdr went pursuit OF biz
tended by h.ud and h. dcteton OF liz boat enabled
him TO oFertakc her priest called board ana
the ceremony was performed and 1.-THE happy couple after
frHyolinr far cNugtu tun, their leave d The boat
70 return homo. lst Louis lnlcigeucer,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-12

The following is fair hit at the rxtrayasant enterprises
that the gddy multitude both sides of the Atlantic
are now ready to rush bndly into:
SrECrIAUNE SrIEIr OF DAY.--Silce the discovery
Of the Austrian sold-dggugs passion for joint stock
companies has sprung up in london that threatens t.
reyOlntionzJ the world Among these just organizing is
onn for tunnel FROM Liverpool to China with branch
running of to Mount Etna Tor tbs supply OF ventilation
aud heat Another proposes t. throw suspension bridge
from Cape Horn % the sandwich islands with lateral
connection with the moon Capital G2ugOu0O0U. in
sf'lres Of ElU each Subscribers vino pay when they
put down their names, viii not be called again So
says the prospectus and We believe IT, The company
ciattrCd for giving pigs extra kink in their tails by
mixing pulypred cUrksereHS With her feed is IN most
i"utshng condition The treasurer informs the share
holders that dividend Of ninety per cent will nv de-
carrd the moment the necessary funds to hand
Punch
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a..a ar.. n.,..r..,,-,,,.
nay and Boarding school

CONDUCTED BI MRS VI D DIHITRY
~ Iaeasaes or 'e above slbg ~ be MOapAy
uslt, Jeuaafg 3.
None~ arssd E9s.sfs 7' rta aarlon loots Il
la staHa.- popfsiF t - au as sell 70
'ae thJs.' "lsr" 77 90 tls a7rsi n and uet al dsy,
melt'i the rari.
TIE 'ns'it''9n el 'at ltanog gf Frauh
language.
Apply in Ter'on By letter, 1t l Institute TiyoL CIRCLE
South aecaou. B-.4t .,,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-12

ANOTHER PosrroNsMENT.-ln consequence Of the con
tinued indsposition of Madame sakosch and Aielina
Patti Ole Bull has been compelled to postpone his concert
for charitable purposes until further notice
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-12

Moorfn Por>rs.-Yhe'her tho ANCIENT Hebrews ggr
not invariably tried ~ Jvfry
Whether public Roe,i-s who sing ont Of tune can b.
legally address, Ton uttgIing false notes
Whether blind man can be hriIlabe Tor bill payabl
at sight. Punch
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n. ) r.. Reilly i 90.

CORNER CANAL. AND ROYAL SITS.
ts Have IN store complete assorted supply OF
SEASON ABLE GOODS
received by the latest arrivals Europe the North The io
loving comprise few Of the leading articles, viz.
BRAZliiENNE ALBoNi ROBES Colored Ground
BRAzliiESNE ALBoNl ROBES Very Rich;
ORGANIZE ROBES, Three Five Flouncesi
hLBoSAlS ROBES OF Embroidered Muslin;
BAREGE ROBES, Graduated Satin Stripes;
BAREGE ROBES, rompad1ur Style o 5 Flounccs;
bARE6E ROBES, PLAIN t'round Mousqustaire F9unces;
NEW STYLE JACoNEr pOLFRES;"
NEWEST STYLE JACoNEr, " HARTMAN" from o ceatsups
NEWEST STYLE JACuNETS "GRuS oDIERn for Children.
NEW STYLE BRItLihNTlSES, Light Grouuli
PERSIAN BRiITIANTlNESi
VERY RICH STRIPED BBILIdANIINES for Lad,.
Ono Care Colorod Ground BRTlANTNES entirely now at the
unu'lHi 10" prier Of TWENTY FIVE CENTS PER YARD;
One 'ns' rh BAReGE toyIs, TWENTY FIVE CENTS
FER YARD:
l5o oRGANDiE ROBES, Style hhauajss, THREE DOLLARS;
2Qoo Mees Plaid and Striped SILks At BITs FER YARD
T. s Il. REILLY & co
mu7b l2ip Corner Canal Erl RoY al Streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-12

seven prisoners confined for various offences in the
Springfield Illinois jail made their escape the evening
OF the 18th ult They seized the ailor and two of them
held him while the rest unlocked the doors The tailor
attempted to shoot of them but the pistol was knocked
ASIDE, and the bali passed through his own hand
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-12

THs IsFAsr DHunuEK.-There is abatement in the
rush and hear this little wonder of the nineteenth
century No one without seeing him imagine the
in which the little fellow handles his drum sticks
He gives performance at L. o'clock to-day and another
at night.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-12
TELEGRAPHED TO THE CRESCENT.
~
Steamboats, Passing.

NcKsBusG, March IL
The following steamboats, have passed here during the
asst "a hours, bound for New Orleans The NJ Wright
It L. last night the Buena Vista, at this morning the
sastport at this afternoon the Magnolia at this af
ernnnn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-12

SoFT SHELI CHaBs. Erc.--Friend Culum, ut the Lake
end Of the new Shell Road has supply of the above
gether with all the edbes OF the Epcures should
not fail TO call "Dan' his deputy who is always ON
hand TO attend on customers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-12

The Hon. l.. St Martin member of Congress from this
Stats will please accept thanks for valuable public
tocu,uents
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-12

ORLEANS THsATRE.-0n Thursday evening, Lueie
was most deicously sung by Mr.. Bordas and Nine
fleuyJoy. We sincerely regret that the audience al
though fair one, not larger Never Douzvtts
opera better acted and PERFORMED in city than on
this occasion.
Tonight Mr. Bordas and Mine. Widemann will appear
again in Hslevys splendid opera of The Queen of
Cypress On Monday, time next week RIOS.
sni's chef dGte, NOISE will be performed for the frs
time in city This opera had large and enthusiastic
success In Paris