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Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-16

THE New MEXICO DlFFIcULrY-Mr Bartletts
Letter.--Commissione BARTLETT, as has been al
ready stated has written reply to Governor
LANES proclamation in which he controverts each
point, Seriaten in order to show that the Governor
is wholly mistaken in his positions. AS the contro-
versy is one of some interest, and likely to be of
considerable importance before long, it may be well
to state the substance of Mr. Bartletts commune
ton, which is thus given:
First, he denies that New Mexico ever exercised
jurisdiction the Mecilla valley as alleged, as
sertlng that on the contrary, ever since 1926, Chi
huahua has claimed and exercised the jurisdiction
of the territory Secondly, he says that there are
only 700, not 1000, inhabitants in the disputed
country who so far from desiring to be annexed
to the United States, that when it was known the
boundary determined by the commissioners includ-
ed them in Mexico they hailed the event with sal
vos of cannon and every kind Of rejoicing Thirdly
he remarks that force has ever been used by the
State of chihuahua to retain possession of her ter
ritory, although it is true that she has failed to
protect the inhabitants of the territory in ques-
ton" against border Indian depredations,' in the
same manner that Texas and New Mexico have
failed to protect their people from similar depreda-
tons. So with regard to the protection of the SIN
habitants of the territory Tin dispue) in their rights
of person and property" the Mexican authorities
have doubtless been lax in the administration of
justice in the Mecila Valley, but our authorities
should say as little possible about the protection
of the inhabitants along the Rio Grande in their
rights of property for pteous tale could be told of
outrages committed by Americans on the Mexican
population on our side of the Rio Grande, which
compelled them to abandon their homes in 1850, to
seek an asylum within Mexican territory and
found colony in Mecilla Valley
Mr.. Bartlett adds that in regard to the state
ment that "a large portion of the inhabitants now
claim the protection of the United States and So
lcit the annexation of their territory to New
Mexico" he can assert on authority obtained by
him in New Mexico and chihuahua, that the whole
population of the Mecia Valley consists chiefly of
people from New Mexico and Texas, of Spanish
descent who, failing to receive protection from
authorities after the late war with Mexico, coonized
that place
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It's Universally Admitted, That DR G

1t is Universally Admitted, That DR.. c. WILLIAMS
PuLxoSIc BALsAM OF Wild CHERRY AND nUvD .,APrHA is
superceding all other medicines wherever is introduced
and o the very best of reasons because it FAR sUpERIoR
them all in curing all diseases of the BREAST and Luxes
Try ii and you will be fully convinced =
See Pamphlets, also advertisement in another column
uaY5-lm
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-16

The subject of High School for girls is now agi-
tated in Boston, no such institution having as yet
been establish there.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-16
The dropping girl new vigor shall sustain

BLOOM on the up ana circle IN the Yeil-
Female complaints always yield to the mild action of these
Pills. A child months old may take DIR SMITHS Pills
with saey-hey neither seken distress the deli
cate Those accustomed to take them say they sleep sound
all night the head becomes clear the changes
20 flush of youth and beauty.
No of dosing so much-Try box of these ger
une) sugar Coated Pills. live regularly and You viii be
glad you have taken this sensible advice,
Sold every where in the United States
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-16

saWe authorized to ISAAC NJ. JONES
ddate for County Court Clerk at the next March election
rsy-We authorized to JOHN K EDMoNDsoN,
a candidate for the Sherifalty of Davidson county.
~ We are authorized to EyocH CUNNINGHAM
as a candidate for Sheriff at the ensuing election.
say-We authorized to WILLIAM LUTON as
acandidate for Sheriff of Davidson county, the ensuing
election.
s9y-We authorized to announce E. B. BIGLEY as q
candidate for sheriff, at ..e ensuing election.
es5-We are authorized to announce Major RICHARD F
CooxE candidate for the Senate in the district composed
of the counties of Macon, jackson and White.-#
sy-We authorized to announce JOSIAH FERRIS as a
candidate for County Court Clerk at the ensuing election
tay-We authorized to B. CLEMENS as a can
dae represent Davidson County the Lower branch of
the next Legislature.
cay"We authorized to Col JAMES NJ SHIELD
candidate to represent the counties of Warren Cannon
Coffee Grundy and Van Buren, in the Senatorial branch
the next General Assembly.
say-We authorized to announce FELIX R. CHEArHAx
candidate for reelection for County Court Clerk at the
suing election.
sagWe are authorized to L. W. FussEL as a
candidate for reelection to the Office of Sheriff of Davidson
county, at the next March election.
candidate to represent the counties of White jackson
and Macon in the Senatorial branch of the next General AS
sembly.
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H-The Boston Post says that CoIrs hair trie-
gers are now never used in duel, on late occa-
IN one of the combatants got wounded
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RAcEs-wALNUT CoURsE-sPRING MEETING.

RACES-WAINUT COURSE-SPRING MEETING.
FIRST Day, Monday. May 16.-Association purse
S250-Two mile Heats
Gen. w. w. Voolfolk enters Martha Dunn,
by Sovereign, dam by Stakeholder,
years old.
P. S. Fowler enters g. m. Gertrude Bosly, by
Belshazzar, dam by Sir Richard, 5 years
old
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FROM THE REGULAR NEWSPAPER AGENT.
The Foreign MissOzs-TAe Military Asyluns Board- Z
asOUdLsassd appointments, etc,

@socdtsassd Appointments, ETC.
WASHINGTON, May 6, 1853.
I learn, from reliable source, that no diplomatic
appointments have yet been made, or even deter
mined upon thou gh some of those rumored are I'M
doubtedly seriously thought OF.
The Cabinet had but short sitting to-day
the Military Asylum Board adjourned to-day,
and Gen. Scott returned to New York cannot
learn that anything of importance was done.
The Inspector Generalshp is still undecided
Mr. Schultz was removed from the Third Audi
tors Office to-day.
Successors to the removals have mostly been ap-
pointed; amongst them son of the late Rev. DR..
Laurie, of this city, has been restored; also Mr.
Woodbury., of New Hampshire.
The appointments for the District of Columbia
have not yet been made, and will not be for some
time to come
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-16

TIME SALE OF GROCERIES
ONWEDNESDAY, 18th May, 1858, we will offer at Pub
" lie Sale:-
$50 Hogsheads Louisiana Sugar
100 Packages Molasses and Syrup;
80 Packages Refined Sugar;
500 Kegs Nails, all Sizes
500 Boxes Glassware assorted
300 X" SXl0 and l9Xl2 Window GLASS;
100 barrels Rectifed Whisky;
500 Barrels Extra Family Flour;
500 Boxes Manufactured Tobacco;
200 boz. Painted Buckets;
10 Barrels Masons' Backing;
With various other articles.
The goods will beput up IN our usual quantities. with
liberal privileges.
We invite the attention of Merchants generally to this sale
our object will be to close consignment.
Terms OF SALE--Al sums under $500, Cash. All sums
$780, four months for approved endorsed paya
bic in one of the city Banks
mayI8-td VIII. GORDON & co.
- UNDRIES.-lOOk kegs Nails, assorted sizes;
- so boxes Langhorn q Armstead's Tobacco, very
perioT;
20 barrels Tar;
Is doz boxes Lexington Mustard;
1000 lbs Bacon, suitable for family use
% gross of box Matches
few barrels of that same old Whisky Also few hhds
of fine clarified Sugar together with general of
Groceries, wholesale or RETAIL at No 80 College street.
opposite Sewanee House. [maylll r. F. BELL.
AUCTION SALE
ON Thursday, the 18th inst, / will sell the following
~ Groceries in front fmy Store:-
Is hhds Sugar;
10 bbls Clarified Sugar.
10 do Loaf do;
20 bags Coffee;
40 bbls Flour;
80 boxes Glassware, assorted;
90 bbls Copperas
90 boxes Candles;
20 do Soap;
20 do Tobacco.
maylo SAMIA SEAY.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-16

FOR SALE ON THE FIRST DAY OF JUNE, 1858,
AT DECHERD,
HN THE NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL
ROAD in Franklin county, Tennessee, at WAGNER's
GREEK the junction of the Winchester and Alabama Rail
Road
See fill ADVERTISEMENT and PLOr at any OF the Hoels,
or apply at Decherd by mail otherwise t the Prop1e
tors for information plot An agent the ground to
conduct visitors DECHERD SANFORD
Decherd. May 7th 1S5s-td
A MOTHER NEW ARRIVAL.-Just received
N per Steamer Hartford $500 Pieces Wall Paper
Borders Fre-Screens and Window Paper
w. W. FINN.
may12 Al, Markets., between Union and the Square.
NOR HIRE.-A likely waiting boy porter fora
Il store thirteen years old for the balance o. The year
Apply this Office, on to JoShfd WokA.
may IL
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-16

L I'D, SILK and Isle THREAD GLOVES.
IN Every variety of coors just received and for sale by
may4 MYERS 4 McGILL.
street.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-16

L. H. SIMPSON SONS,
IMPORTERS
Wines, Brandies. Cigars, Champaignes, &C.,
no. 10, BEAVER STREET, NEW FORK
And Rue BAsr1DE. BoRDRAUx. mayl6-ly
DOYAL TURKISH TOWEIs.-Receired, a
III fresh supply OF he Royal Turkish Linen Towels for
bathing. JOHN 4. HUME,
maybe No. 81, College St
NrARsEILLEs QUILTs.-Beautiful White Mar
NJ settles Quilts Just received Also Crib Quilts hand
some eo!ors. JOHN X. HUME,
may 10 No. 81, College St.
MUsLINs AND LAwNS.-An excellent assert
vi ment of Fancy Muslins Lawns &c. few Lawns on
hand at 10 TO l21z cents per yard
Also, Belwyid Dress Goods.
Paris Berages; Checked Silks;
Challe Berages; Striped Silks;
Grape de Paris; Brocade Silks
Hermann Silks; Reps Silks;
Also Nous De Belize, for Travelling Dresses, at
mayl6 JOHN X. HUME. No. 81 College St
J7STRAY.-BENTON CoUNTY-Taken up by D.
Il f. Rushing living in Civil District No s. six miles
North of Camden one BAY HORSE, Az or Is hands
high eight ten years DID, left eye out white saddle spots
hind foot white Valued at $40. H.C. CAMP
maybe -3tw Ranger OF Benton county
TNSTRAY BENTON COUNTY-Taken up BY j.
IL Cooper living in District No g. twenty miles north of
Camden one SORREL MARE, 7 or years old, some sad
die marks spot in her face of grey color rather her
left eye nearly in the shape of smoothing rOn small white
spot her legs white spot her side foot locks trim
med appraised at $50. H. c. CAMP,
my9-w3w Ranger of Benton county.
FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI
THE fine steamer STATESMAN, H.G. T+s~s~ D.
Il McCoMAs master, will leave above, xkk5ItrsEsst
and all intermediate ports Tuesday,
the 18th, at o'clock, For freight passage apply
board, or to JOHNSON SMITH, -.
mayl6 H. I. 1EAfMAN, "e
nor LOUISVILLE-.Th regular .rx<<s~ h.
Il packet ODD FELLOW, j. c. LEAKE,; r94xxz11trsssS
Master will leave for the above and all in
ernedate ports, Monday the 10th inst, O'clock
A. After the arrival of the Cars) For freight pas
sage apply on board or to
may IA A. HAMILTON, Agent.
. HIRTS! SHIRTS !--We have just received an
- other supply of Patent Shoulder Seam Shirts plain and
embroidered mayl4 MYERS McGILL.
GOLLARS.-Our stock of Collars is now complete and
mayl4 MYERS McGIIL.
COLE LEATHER TRUNKS.-We have lust re-
- ceiveda few best Sole Leather Trunks various
sizes-also an assortment of Valises.
mayl4 MYERS & McGILL.
lid, SILK and Isle THREAD GLOVES.
IN Every variety of coor just received and for sale by
mayl4 MYERS McGIIL.
Ladies and Gentemens Furnishing Store No. So College
street.
VERY CHEAP FOR CASH.-WaIl Papers from
10 to % cents per bolt Fine Glazed Paper 80 to 90
cents per bolt
Every variety for Parors Chambers Halls Dining Rooms
&c. kept constantly hand and for sale very cheap for
cash, by W. w. FINN.
mayi4 Al, Market St, between Union and the square.
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VERY CHEAP FOR CASH.-waIl Papers from
10 to % cents per bolt. Fine Glazed Paper 80 to 90
cents per bolt
Every variety for ParlorS Chambers Halls Dining Rooms
&C. kept constantly hand and for sale very cheap for
cash, by W. w. FINN
mayl4 Al, Market St, between Union and the Square
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-16

ENANS! FANS!!-
IL 10 dOz Fine Feather Fans;
20 Fine and Common Spanish Fans;
100 Papers Fans;
For sale very low by A. MORRISON & CO.
mayl3
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-16

- 200 feet Gum Elastic Water Hose;
$50 feet Gum Elastic Gas Pipe;
20 dOz Elys Patent Gun Wads;
40 Baldwn's
rs Mason's Blue and Black Ink;
100 Masons Backing;
$50 gross Round Wood Box Matches
10000 feet Patent Safety Fuse;
200 packs Solid head Pins;
100000 boxes G. ID. Gun Caps;
With many other articles in store and for sale very low
for Cash. A. MORRISON & CO,
mayl3 Corner Square and Deaderiek
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GOLLARS.-Our stock of Collars is now complete and
" we are prepared to suit every taste
mayl4 MYERS * McGIIL
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K. E. BUFFUN, Sec'y.
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NEW BOOK Sc RAHAM for
/ M,rrA SERIES

NEW BOOK Sc RIA II NJ for
~ Mroh-NEW SERIES.
$50 page, Of the very best Literature of the day.
GRAHAM has taken fresh start and even outstepped
himself and produced number hard to beat and what's
MORE he go the throughout the
year. that those who wish be kept well posted mp in
the Literature of the day had better subscribe Sub
scrption only sS.-25c. per No
New Books
RUTH GARNETT.-2d edition-ready in few days
Ready week.
BEATRICE Or, Tue UsKsows RELATIVES, BY Miss
Catherine Sinclair author Of Modern Accomplishment
Holiday House." Sir Edward GrahAm." Price Sec
Cloth 75c.
CASTLE AVON, By the author of % Adelaide Lindsay,
&c" Price size.
THE DEANS DAUGHTER, Price Soc.
THE CURSE OF CLIFTON, by Mns southworh
Price 75c DEWITT DAVENPORT
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CALIFORNIA MJJsEUM-No 3l2 Broad-

4 way between Pearl and Da.nsS 80, - os,.i seI
declare that good idea Of taA- SOC isseH
=, ~. rev Museum a. by visrins the -. s,y-y
Balls MODEL OF SAN FRANoisSIo1- nU,ls;nr IN
.r-ret hill ana wharf the sAIppns ~ 1891 .,a =
universally pronounced Of tae E1os. So Tr,ne.co m
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Si SosS S;1.a. csSsarps Bifl. carastiss, he open
t,sm le A N ,olsPN Aauitsssoe 9eshs'
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~ Matrime nial.-A Gentleman OF good personal
appearances Ptensbe habits and moral ehanctez
tisuns sstd IN his profession, about 81 Of sse worth
&7aCtQ well invested, with annual incsme OF about
s2 Coe from profession and the above investment aud
tho has accumulated his pTspeEy entirely By his own tai.
ents and perseverng industry, desires 10 marry The OBJ
ect OF his choice must be offs krd disposition adeconae
possessed OF high moral principle and reasonable dsAs Of
e She must possess large share OF common and
not only be intelligent bat cultivated She be de-
eidedy soolookus heSthy, Ct good sse, well developed
graceful figure and Be 81 . wears of lfshs
has no property il will be DO objection to her bat soy
she must 10 decidedly attractive both phync& and
mentally The NEST unqualified reliance NAV BE- repoSe1 IN
the sruthulness ard sincerity Of this ADVERTISEMENT The
beet Of reierneos VIII be gwen and required Al letters
treated strictly confidential Ae6itss H. " s. Box Nc III,
Brooklyn Pesionee, NY.
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Mem Publications.

DICKENSs HOUSEHOLD WORDS and
~ L. S. WEEKLY REGISTER: No. 20 of the current
volume pub shed this morning Price 81 cents % 80 per
snnun For sale by all books sellers and by the publishers
McELRATH LORD No II Spruce-st.
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THREE YEARS IN A MAD-HOUsE.-

Il THIS "a Pamphlet OF 81 pages giving tue account
Of The barbaEous and iahUEzn treatment " Isaac Hunt
the Author BY Drs Isaac Ray and James Bates, in tls
Maine nsare Hospital Ar. account Of tas de-
Luther Bel IN the Mclean Asylum, SomeryiIle ass,
together with multitude Of other Of abuse those
rstutions end being True representation q al Insane
Hospitals the England STATES and unteaoc-dy al
Others N country. The book VII Be offered for sale oy
the Authr 70 the exes Of New Yort And ve.nfy frcs
8 cent?
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nODWORTH's THIRD GRAND CON
~ CERT II METROPOLITAN HALL, SATURDAY,

hODWORTHs THIRD GRAND CON
~ CERT II METROPOLITAN HALL, SATURDAY,
Feb e, 1855.
PRoGRlNNE:
l. Introduction from LucreUs BOrEA r.... DociZe,n
Military Band
<. "NlllAm
Comet Band
8 Csvst.ns Una Voce .Rnsn
COTrst SOLO II. B. DODwoRTH.
4. Metropolitan March. h.FC
Military B9ld ,
8. Qusdrille Evening Bells r.........W H. Dod~oTth
Orchestra
PART I.
g. Overture william Ter Roszni
Military Band. Art tine in America
T. Robert toi cue jaime" .Meyeroeef
Cornet Band.
g. Ana ard Chorus File De Regiment. .DOnizetn
Military Band
9. Quartetts, Lucia II LammsrTnoor Donizeti
Comet Band. .
TO- Quickytsp from "Enchsntress7 bae
Military Comet Band.
Doors open att O'Clock. Commence A. s..>-,, .
Tekets - cents. For sale At II. B. DODWORIH
Co.'S Music Store No 40 Broadway, az the Muse stores
and Il the door on the evening Of the Concert
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CIpCrs NrwyORK AslPHITHEA.

- TER No. 81 Bowery-R SANDS o. .nes wi
commence witA Grand CsvscAde, ed oy Nj - - 81
THANS. MsEMMA NATHASs IN "a sh'ir 80 az ~
Tsst Rops To corepee with the Grand Speetaee z,
GEORGE and TIE DRAGON. Prices o. aan ~ so,,,sss
Is Gu; Pit II. Doors open AZ s. ferforu,.ns.
MI. PsrformAaes W sanesday and Saturday h''fn'-
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- Emigrant Intelligence once aad Laber
Rxehnncr Nos Is and p C4nslst, New-Yorx--rhs
o,s !. estshshed by the Commissioners Of Emigration,
where can always be found large numbers OF Laeore and
Servants Al very low Of and persons can have
er orders filed bv writing the Superintendent and nd
as the amount necessary pay the Of the PAt
JAS p PAGAN. Superintendent
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New Books. New Books!
DETER PLODDY AND OTHER ODDI.
II TIES By j. c. Neal Author Of Charcoal skesehes'
With ten illustration. BY barley. Soc.
FIRST LOVE. By Eugene Sue. Sc.
CASTLE AVON. By Mrs Marsh Os.
TIE BRIGAND. BY Harry Hazel 25e
UGLY EFFIE. By Caroline Lee Hentz. 5oc.
WHITEHALL Or, The TINS OF CROMWELL taew
edinOul &c
All The New Books Magazines &C, a. soon a. lssued.
BUNCE l. BROTHER, No. l3t N.4aa-ss-
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UTOODs MINSTRELS-No. "A Br yss
w way, shave HOwssd-t-o6PEN. =, r-bs Enter.
tainnent. offered sy esles-s,ed eonpans -,
az Ethiopian Delinestors Cannot Be sle-s. H. or-n
k.r6 ~ tie United Sra;es See prox,nne. s;.s,on Is
:, ~. Corcert eornrseacss 1t u oeooh Aan - q
espts TIE paehc are respectfully irOrrea - 1'
non Concerts ssccut.n.ed
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amnsemeuts.

NIBLOs GARDEN.-Mad. III. SONTAGs
~ TWENTY FIRST NlGHr.-F0URTH and LAST
sERIES-M0NDAY EVENING Feb q, second tune OF
LINDA OF CHAM0UNlN,
With Mad SONTAG Slsuors PICO VIErTI, signon BA.
DALI, POZZOLlNI, ROCCO, GASPAROSE, kc-
The - Seats viii Dc sold Saturday, and the 81 and -
Ssst, ON Monday II the Garden and No Is Walls also
Al the door. Opera commences 81
ON SATURDAY, March $ Mad. SoNTAG vii give
Gn,ud Concert in Concert Hall, Brooklyn.
uFLIER's SALOON Of W0NDERS-No.
III $50 observation-disclosures ROBERT HELLER, the
Prince OF Wizards, VIII gave erand and piVsrshed IL
''iNsFI'T1RoNANCYI LEGERDEMAIN, and DAB
LERIE -!
with his astonishing experiments Of the marvel
ON. SECOND SIG Hr!
Fer tie Beueft of the deserving AID s,sye
NEW.YORK VOLUNTEERS!
who served in ths ATE Me1iean War, on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, Msreh 2 1855. neke.h cent?
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tary Testimonial Concert mark Of appreciation Of his
efforts in the Of Music, displayed in has course Of
Lectures beg 20 unite with the Committee IN offering the
proposed Testimonial
Jacob A. Nestervelt, Simeon Draper,
John Orer, $. Alofsen
James C. Mllet, Gorham ID. Abbott,
John Griswod, fehce Dorgo,
Z. A stetson, james HAL,
J. w. Gerard Charles A Dana.
@. l.. SCHUYLER II. T. Tuckerman,
Arthur T. Jones, Pulask Benjamin.
William X Foster, Allan Clart, Jr-
d. Il HoibroOk, Madame Chegary,
MARI Banks, Michele Rapett,
Ogden Hsssety z. Sehoals
J. B. Daniorth, James NJ Quin, MD,
n 4 Hubbard, JULIUS schuberth,
A. J. Blocker. }. l.. Ensign.
VIM. H. Paine Corneiu. Mathews,
James Harper. Albert DeUoot
Henry Tosnd, Luther u Nymsn,
Henry C. Jimn George Mclean,
John Pane, II. X McMarrsy,
Dyerk Willis JANUS T. STAG,
F.W. O. Bellows, Erastus BrcoSs
r. NJ. CATrington, Pafke Goodwin.
Nj. N White Henry Raymond
4. e. Childs X Mckinstrey, Jr,
OF. Ho.mer L. d. Conan,
SIN. Chester, 1T Adams,
John w smyth. Fred. II. Sherman,
Hamilton Brewer, MD, Charles @. Leland
Hamilton Bruce, Thomas J. Crowen
Hernck Rope Harvey b. Dodworth,
Nichols KIauth Csuldwell Charles l. Lazarus.
w. Corbyn, Claudio Bonzanin
ID. T. Roath, MD, Charles Il. Barnes,
T.. II. Dixon, MD, ID La Mama,
wm. II. Mscneyin, MD, @. Gudone,
William =. Mlett, Howard y. Snowden
NJ MNosh, c. b. Burkhardt
u
Theodore Moss, Theodore Eisfeld
VIM. T. Porter J. B. Coppnger,
VIM. Broush, J. Milton smith,
& e. Cornish Jacob r. Telfair,
] M Phyfe. John Mckrbbin IT,
X 5. Townsend Sheridan Corbyn
Thomas Hall, w. J. Bigger
WIN n Radford, p. ID. Root,
James II. Walnut I'll Cook, 49,
Ale1nnder Clinton, b. Fordyce BaTker Md
and PSI Others
The Committee beg 10 inform the public that Walter T.
Harding Eco has the most liberal manner volunteered
The ute OF METROPOLITAN HALL for the evening Of
TUESDAY NEXT March /. when the following array Of
talent have kindly offered their services assist the
caslon .....,
Madame STEPHAN,
Madame OTTO,
Miss THOMAS, her first appearance.
Mss MIS- hhNhIrTTA, BEHREND, Soprano.
Miss LOUISA PAOLlNl
NJ NJ eh hI4HioS SlARRoNI' TenOu
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M. THEODORE THOMAS,
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Tickets One Dollar.
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VINETS PASTORAL THEOLOGY; Or The Theory
Of the Evangelical Ministry Translated and edited by
Rev Thomas H. Skinner ID, Professor Of Sacred Rhe-
toric and Pastoral Theology the Union Theological Semi
nary With Notes and additional Chapter b. the Trans
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