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FURNITUREl FuRyTTUprI

AN jrst receiVinga fne assortment of
Il nIture OF the latest sud most approved -,,s-t.f
tyies which Will Ie warranted as reconInen-If ~
Ell, end viii be sold cheap as ihe cheapest HAVING en-
arged my Ware rooms shall keep an assortment Or Gil
bert superior Pianos, also Window Shadc Clocks Mir
rors &c Furniture Of all kinds made % order articles
sent free TO the Railroad in the civ RrpeE
ap2T I n NORTON
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING AID TAILORING EsTAB
ITsHMENT

10. IL Cdr Street fUs doors from the Pubic gtdrs
NTHERE may be found choice and well selected >3s
w stock Of Cloths Casiueres and Vestings, all "a
OF which will be made up to order in the most Fash III
onable Style and at short notice be done any
city in the Union, and at prices to suit the times.
Ready Made ClOthing.-Coats, Pants and Vests Of
ell kinds. fine assortment Of Mems Furnishing
Goods: Silk and Merino under Shirts Shirts Stocks
Gloves Suspenders CTayats, Pocket handkerchief silk
and linen, Shirt collars, Umbrellas &C.
- Garments at the shortest notice Please call and
examine, 81 THOS. J. HOTJ(4H Aren't
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BENJ.F. SHIELDS IL CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND GENERAL AGENTS
NEW ORLEANS
Having permanently located in this CITY, solicit cons1
ments of Cotton, Tobacco, &c. d lt
Receiving and Forwarding with The filling Of Orders
promptly attended to. [octl4-Sm.
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AGRICULTURAL MANUFACTURING CONPASl

EfER THIS establishment isnow prepared
AEfN to manufacture all kinds Of Wagons,
Carts and Flows of every description,
and any other farming implements used inSlSS<-s=.
this country. a Ny
The prices for such things viii not be more man IS aid
for them brought from other places We are ready 10 re-
ceive orders for Wheel Burrows and Carts and other
sis for making roads
The Manufacturing of Wagons is under the Superinen
dence Of Wilson Mullen. whCSe work is well known here
unexpectedly solicit orders from the Planters and Msreh
ants in the surrounding counties for our work
One or two good Wagon Makers wanted Immediately
Good prices viii be paid for frst-rate workInen.
GEO c. ALLEN
junel5 Lower Market Street
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sONETHING NEW.

bUMEIHLNG NEW.
THE SOUTH NASHVILLE FT'RNyTURE
Il MANUFACTURING COMPANY, are low oiIeri1r,
ysplendid assortment q Plain and Fashionable Fl,r
- niture AZ their DepOtCn MARI street. Thaulas' a
- new building, between UuOn Hal and the -
square, which they cer Gt prices suit purchesers nj
both at whole sale ard retail They intend 10 give safisf
ton TO purchasers-wOrk warranted
Gan and EXAMINE tneir sock orers f0F " Ork attended
with despatch X II. GKOOVS Pr,
W. LNANCE- Sec'y SENT.
= UNDRIES.-lUO kegs Nails Escorted sizes
- 80 boxes Langhorn Armstsad's Tobacco vary AZ.
periOr;
20 barrels Tar;
Is dOz boxes Lexington Mustard
1000 lbs Bacon suitable for family use;
25 gross of box Matches;
few barrels Of that same old Whisky Also few hbd-
Of hne clarified sugar together general assoreuto o.
Grocees al wholesale or retail az No 2S College street
opposite SswAnee House. Lmaylll r. H. BEIL.
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Nashville Carriage Mandatory
cARRIAGEsn CAHRIAGEs.lI

CARRIAGEsn CARRIAGEs!II
So go
THE subscrbertakes this method of returning his most
sincere thanks to his friends and the pubegeneay for
the patronage he has already received would say
them, that he has hand the La gest rsd Rest
assortment OF WORK efered in this markets from the
light TROTTING SULkY to the finest CARRIOLA CAR
RlAGE, all of my own Manufacture.
Persons from distance assured of Away finding
something that will suit their taste, if shape Of
Carriage" have the best W orkHnen TO do nav
work. Call and see nv assortment.
n. b. am prepared to build Work order Eshor no.
uce. Twill pay particular attention to repairing will
sell or repair at As low price any good builder
FRED. SLOAN,
jy- IA. Lower Market Street.
no THEPUBLIC.--THE subscriber Es-7ssS ~ .
Il begs leave to state that he still CSSs
the COACH AND CABBAGE BUSINESS, kRTG>>tsT-
at his old stand on North Market ST, two doors So
below H. X. Douglass, & Co. Keeps constantly on hand
alarge and well assorted steck from light Buggy
riOla.
Thankful for past svors, he respectfully solicit
continuation hoping by cheapness durability andgood work
manshipto mel your patronage.
Jan ely. .- GEO. L. SLOAN.
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Wall PAPER,

lust received a splendid assortment Of Gold Paper,
81 Gold and Velvet Borders and Plain Satin Papers for
Parlors Halls &C. together with large lot Of Window
Curtain Paper, patterns wide Green Testers, dc.
r5y~On hand large assortment OF unglazed papers,
from 10 to 25c per bolt. -..-
KLAGGS 4 G0RBEY.
No 90 College street: next door 10 the Sewanee House
MISUNDERSTANDING done in the best manner. [oct2
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...- PICKETT, EACMURDO & CO.,
BANKERS and COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
....ft-...F sfNEH ORLEANS Ha.
MN s. PICKETT late of the firm ofPlCKETT, Pc Re
Wv KINS co. and J. r. MACMURDO Banker hav-
ing associated themselves in business, will conduct
banking and General Commission Business,
in this City, under firm Of PICKETT MACNURDo & Co.
Particular attention paid the sale Cotton and the
shipment ofSupplies aud Merchandise generally.
uuf-y2l 'a
JAhnsH THozAs 90 ,yTI1.rt,,R
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TI'IUsE FINE sNUFFS.--JUST REC
I9ASpER .. STEVENSON. RoBERr L.
STEVENSON & WHITE.
M So Collens street.

JTAEE on hand large and desirable stock of STAPLE
Z AND FANCY DRY GOODS, which they viii sci
very cap for cash il order 10 reduce their stock before
the, Their rail- purchases. All Of you who like good
bargains give them a call auy4
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EET T. have hsd large ana beautiful stock of Ladies
w DlESS GOODS, such Is plain, checked and bros
Sdk7, K be5, Berages and bcmge Robes; and
large oJ % beautiful French Ausns, al Of which will be
Sold extremely low Tor cash by
Gugi STEVENSON & WHITE
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HENRY HAET, JR- 5 n. HoLLISGSWoRTH
.~-- HART 81 HOLLINGSWORTH
Wholesale Grocers, Commission, Receiving and For
warding Merchants,
l No. 40 North side Public Square
oct4 -af NASHVILLE, Tenn
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GOLD LEAF AND POLIO ounces Abbey's
VI best Gold Leaf; 10 Packs best Gold Leaf Received
and for sale low by Oct20 EWIN BROTHERS.
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LABORATORY FOR ANALYTICAL CHI
- MlSIlsA-the undersigned continues 70 give his =.
entoh 70 taS aayss Of Mineral ws;erS ores soils veeet.
ADe Distances and productions Of lie Is suphed
win al 'he necessary apparatus and quest Ihenca and
WIN promptly anayEe al substances placed IN bis posses
SION When Il Is practicable researches viii be Instituted
and opinions given on al chemical questions
Terms mOdarafe and ruif,rr,
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ZINC WHITE PAINT.-50 kegs received and Tor
II sale low. This article is said TO be much superior
White Lead in brliancy of COLOR durability in exposed
situations and all the purposes to which the latter applied
and costs but little Ii is coming largely into use in
the eastern cities. oct20 EWIN BROTHERS,.
- ~ ~ LII
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RICHARD O. CURREY.
oet2S-f No 81 Il-;o1 =, S.L.ii,

THE FAFORITE BRAND Oh TOBACCO.
SAFE oy noy4 H. g. S~OVEI
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large loT "a headui French Musins al Of which will be
sold extremely low ior cash by
EugI STEVENSON & WHITE
ENRENCu NEEDLE INCONSISTENCIES
4 WHITE have gust received d very large stock Of
French Needle Works such Collars Sleeves ChimzetiS
Handkgrclieis, Ldgngs lnSertngs, Ribbons &c which
they selling al very reduced prices for cash augf
TEOGSE-CER FINISHING COODS.-we have lust
received lIge stock Of Danask, Linen Sheets and
ldGall sHceugs Table Damasks. and large lot Of Plain
Linen Napkins and pamask Towels which viii be sold very
lew Tor cash by aug4 STEVENSON WHITE
y ENTLI3NEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
" An YOU VINO wish TO purchase Cloths, Cnssimeres
Ncstngs LINENS Patent Shirts, Linen and Drilling Draw
.Is usgiiosa Linen and Silk handkerchief Gloves and
Crayets, cali at STEVENSON d WHITES No. 59, Col
lego street they selling of very low for Cash in
der touake Tooln for their Ftll Stock aug4-
CoMMERCIAL N jURANCE COMPANY.
CHARLESTON, SOUTH CARoLINA
Capital $3.50, 600: All Paid IN.
HAVE been appointed Agent of the above Company ct
Nashville and am fully prepared to take Marine Fire
River Risks, On the most favorable terms.
rHl statement of the solvency Of the Company be
seen 81 the coe Of the Nashville Insurance and Trust Com.
psny, on Colegs street. - -, ,,.,,,,,,,,
sep!s JOHN 8. DASHIELL, Agent
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PROPOSALS. FOR BRICKS.

AncHrTrcr's OryIcE, UNITED STATrs CAPITOL,
Washington, %. CD Dec. 10, 1854
SEhLED proposals will be received this once until the twenty
~ eighth day OF February at O'Clock, furnishing
The bricks that be required cempse the extension OF the
United States CAPITOL which
clay made by hand in single mouds and be thoroughly
without any admixfure OF coal.
The bidders required 20 accompany each Of their bids with
sample OF the bricks proposed be furnished and submit
factory evidence thar said sample. made the works Of
persons deponx the and OF the clay Of which
lively propose the
No will be received bricks that
trmiy 70 this advertisement and TO the municipal laws OF tho city
OF Washington.
The successful bidder viii be required furnish approved
for the faithful performance OF the contract the
ty thousand dollars.
Each bid TO be accompanied by signed
Ties TO the effect that in the bid shall ho accepted the bidder
Will into contract for the aforementioned
sisted in The bid at any time within thirty days from this
of The PROPOSAL the sucency OF said
terror
Each bidder requested to state the number bricks he win
able TO deliver per week and the time he will be
him.
Each bid be sealed and endorsed Proposals
the ertension Of the United States Cspoin
The bids VIII be opened such OF
attend, at the Department OF
the 6rs day Of March next at IL O'Clock. =
HfE. THOMAS u. WALTER
Architect Of the Er'enssn Of the y. 3. Capitol.
baltimore American.
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The UNION WASHINGTON, SATURDAY MORNING JANUARY 1853

but mockery. The trial OF thsa twoI Kenluckians
(Beekinfidge aad Leach) was OF the same cha racter
The arrest OF Thrasher was civil, not military arrest
and the transfer OF his the military
greater outrage than the trial OF the Conloy prisoners
by The tribunal Yet the administration had de-
nanded satisfaction Tor these iniraclons OF the treaty
The OF Breckiaridge and Leach the fa-
grant. They captured three days sail from the
island where they could not be lawfully TAX en- and were
tried under an imaginary charge wholly as Nr H. argued
10 show.
Mr. II next took up The case OF the Crescent City ;
holding that MIR smith, ii all that had been charged
against bin true. had exercised bat the right of
every citizen OF the United States Thus he had merely
published in country his views OF the acts OF
foreign government The act of taboolng the Crescent
City for such alleged offence ridiculous III Spain
mad requested that this individual should mol be permitted
10 sail semi Official ship III might have been the duty
OF this government 10 accede TO this request but Spain
had clearly violated the treaty in the acts OF the Cuban
authorities relative TO this case
The committee then rose and the chairman having re-
ported,
Mr. JONES moved, by leave. 10 take up from the
Speakers table the report OF the Clerk OF the House
the disbursement OF the contingent fund
Which being taken up. il was ordered 10 be printed with
another communication from the Clerk in relation 10 de-
fciencies in the said fund
The House then adjourned.
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1855.

Alter the reading OF the Journal,
MIR. KING, OF New York, risisg TO privileged mo-
ton, called up his pending report from the select commit,
tee on the connexion OF Hon Thomas Corwin, Seer
ny Of the Treasury, with the Gardiner claim, &c.
The clerk having read the bill at length which at
companIed the said report, the amendments making
stringent the bars against members OF the House or Sen
and other public officers having interests in claims on
the treasury, immediate contingent, also read at
length for the information of The House.
Mr. KING of New York, then addressed the House in
explanation Of the provisions OF the bill and amendments
The question being the pending motion TO commit
the bill, e.t.. . . $1,000
MIR. HAVEN proposed TO give notice of his desire
further 10 amend the bill, by adding clause making il
penal for any person offer directly indirectly, TO brbe
any member Of either house Of Congress- any govern
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II NtOUHAGE Mechanics and Manufse-
~ snrersshirts, shirts, shirts Members Of Congress,
nens and strangers invited call VIM n. FAULKNERs
assn nab'e shirt Manufacory and
shs are warranted TO III in all the pattern
which has received the unqualified commentator OF gentlemen
all Of the United
Az shirt. made At his establishment good cheap
mey can be purchased in New al
READY received he respectfully soci
Also on hsnd splendid
shirts an drawers, - - '' '
Also gloves crsvs'- socks, and for
senuemsss wardrobe NJ prices which
+ VIM w. FAULKNER, srn Of he shirt,
SCUM SIDE Of Penn-yivsns ID ~
Deo0-eosw Opposite United Hotel.
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ELEGANT GOODS FOR Gonalesnem.-P. J. STEER a,s
~ and tailor. his continues
at very moderate prices.
have always hand eenemens rood.
and constant aim and effort
Of NJ and finish that oany other the Uni
ted States
gentlemen will take short door.
above Odd Fellows Hail. where prices
pond, they msy be well paid for the trouble.
1-eod2wn
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Souectors omoe, Csey Hall, Nov. Y, 1854.
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAx-PAYERs.-Nouce IL hereby
~ given that the advertisement Of delinquent
course OF preparation and will be completed and published
about OF December =
The undersigned respectfully allows hin,
discretion but makes his imperative duty colec-
ton Of the tares by advertisement and OF opery
excepuop which
All Interested forward
and by paying avoid the heavy
= RI ROCHE,
NovN-eou Collector.
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GREAT BAR9A1SS--As the far advanced and ~,
being determined reduce stock great ndnce
mcns To buyers.
500 yards rich brocsde silks, cheap
900 do plain silks, 75c. worth 81
800 do colored Turc sstns, 75c. worth III
600 do white, pink. blue and pou de- .osn
for evening dresses
ZOO do plaid silks, at Soc, worth rs
500 do black niika, cheap
,Nw DO English and French merinoes, cheap
- do figured French mousseiines eokc. worth sk
1000 do hne Inousselines, I6ic., worth Is
1900 do do axe, worth 49,
$500 do Iupin's bomhazine- cheap
800 do black aIpacss, very cheap.
Black and colored mansilia vevsf-
Cloths for ladies' closks
Ladies closks ready made, Of velvet and cloth
Linen csubric handkerchief, table dsmssks
Iang and square shswis
Cloths, css-neres, and cas-nen
Blanken, dsunes
Prints Of MI kinds
Ginghams Of Ill kinds
nIesched and dom esics Of all kinds
And great Qony other goods mention.
NALL BROTHER
vl-Na~2wm
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Is an eminen. violinist and violoncellis,.
Brilliant SuccessI
THUNDER LIGHTNING STORM. DELUGE.
nR BEALEs New Diosma Of the Creation and
u Deuge has opened
Brilliant Success ,

u Deluge has opened at
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
With triumphant
Washington favored
grand painting, have they painting
WELL Be in for
George Hedge truly master artist especially sky and water
will eniven the evening and
morning slvery queen ofnigh
ing majesty through
moaning of death. The very
air and stirring leaf with celestial voices to breathe
moninghow delightful The glori
king spreading his royal the chambers OF the
appears gorgeous pendor every
bird, and beast and brook, and bough, rejoice.
Exhibitions evening ~ O'clock and Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons 3 O'Clock.
Admission 25 children half price.
Liberal for schools for select parties, and
parties. .s .sHF a.l
Dec "a
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IRON HAIL.
ass.ae, tss3ssa NistA a.d Tenth ~ sesa.
A NEW RACE OF PEOPLE,

THE ALTEC CHt l. II EN-
vii, their Thursday evening
O'Clock continue, limited number Of days three times
Doors open from 49, aud to9 Lectures at II, A.
and I, daily. A lecture every exhibition
euley oil people, about Two ies IA
heiga beng before seen, with physi
formed by descent through ases oil thought ana
OF which the public have knowledgemo'ing ooseisx anu
gesueulaiine differently from all other people.
Ticket. - children half price
altogether the greatest p'enomcna
ages enes and their al once cal. Io
peculiar before experienced by me Viief
Is only 0 . everywhere admitted
public people OF THIS diminu
discovered and brought from Central
America United States evidence OF most Posusr
drawn exhibitions nearly all Of New York aud
Philadelphia They Horace Greeley says OF
realize in bodily form Ideas
OF the Brownies Boges, and other anci cfssuIes OF
with nabe look OF authenticity conscious priority
they OF the old famlyn Of human nntre aud
the mushrooms OF to-day
These people arr not brother aud
They dwarfae perfectly formed In every respect
habits dispositions
with different
child year old requires
The girl sews and nurses her doll. .... ..##-
The young plays his nddie and drives his horses.
weighs pounds, Baftola only IL
Bartola il TO- and Maxine ~ yearsof age.
The lady . 29i, the boy 33i inches high.
they have vernaeuar Ian
they speak variety English words and understand readily
all said TO them.
The girl IL actually pretty.
you Of the quaint old dols OF the Aztecs
they complete puzzle 10 all
word they unlike anything but themselves
by Jshn l.. stevens. esq, and other travellers.
Dec 29-d2w
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OrrIor Gas LrauT CosrASv,
Washington, December "a, 1852.

0rrIos Gas LrauT CoxrASy,
Washington, December a., 1852.
NOTICE u hereby that from sne
nary 1893 AL bills for service, pe Ac, required
70 nc paid In bankabe funds
avenue between I'd and ~ No will
any bill aner the
on aud MT paid within days from the period
OF gas will no stopped.
by order OF the board Of directors.
J. =. BROWN,
Dec @-eodVw sccrstsry.
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PETITIONS, ere, UNDER THE RULE.

, BY Mr.. SEYMOUR, of New York The petition Of the
heirs oil James W. Wood for ration Tor losses. NC
while held in imprisonment by the British government ia
1872 ia retaliation Tor British civilians and SUBJ
ecs taken fort Niagara. and held in Imprisonment
The United States Also, ordered that the pc son and pa
OF Achsah Thuher and Others be taken from The files
Of the House, and be referred The Committee Of Claims
BY Mr. DEAN The petition OF Joseph Weeks and 9th
ciI'zens OF Duchess county, New York; for
from Poughkeepse South Dover via La Grange
vile referred the Committee the Post Office and Post
Roads,
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SATURDAY MORNING. JAN. 3, 1853.
Congress Friday.

The Senate did not sil To-day
House. or REpsEsEsTATrvEs.-The House devoted lis
session OF the day 10 the consideration Of private bills. IL
being objection day. large number passed, after
which. the rules were suspended. and the House I'D.
iourned
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The Eighth or January.

II has long been the habit of the democracy in various
portions of the Union to celebrate the victory achieved
New Orleans thirty years ago. under the lead Of
one whose civil history added greatly to the renown
he had won by his military achievements To-day the
democracy Of Washington will honor the eighth OF Jan.
uary in more imposing manner than 1t has ever been
honored before Thousands will assemble to inaugurss
the splendid statue which gratitude has reared TO him
whose genius and courage-conspicuous alike in the
field and in the cabnetplace him second to none but to
hun whom all true Americans delight TO call the Father
of his County. -
Our columns this morning contain the announce
ment of the order of proceedings which have been
adopted for this interesting occasion. The process
son under the direction OF the chief marshal and bis
aids and as assistants will move from the City Hall 10 Laay
cite Square, in front OF the Executive Mansion. wheIe
Hon Stephen Douglas senator from illinois, will deliver
an address Inauguration Of the equestrian statue,
which, as a tribute OF American gratitude, and an
achievement OF American genius, will then be unveiled
In the evening banquet at Jackson Hall will furnieh
our citizens and the strangers who may be among
opportunity and hear the most eminent Of the
country The fe-ikc portrait OF the President elect,
recently painted by Heaey, the eminent artist for the
jackson Democratic Association, will be received and
exhibited for the first time They who may fail 10 avail
themselves Of the opportunity for intellectual enjoyment
which the banquet tonight affords will regntit; for it
is mol often that such opportunity is afforded.
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BY Mr.; BOWIE Tho petition OF Mrs Hope s. New.
bold, widow OF Charles Ncwbold praying for
services and tscrces OF her late husband In discovering
and bringing into the cast iron plough.
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Concert at Iron Hail every Night,

Concert Mt Iron Hall every Night,
y Rosaie Durad Sgno fnfonio Nops Lc Pefn os
Bull, Master Nicholas GoodaL, and Mr.. GoodaH
THE Maxine and Bartoa are pleased to state
with the above named
will them in their unique entertainments
nightly during their brief stay at Iron Hall
Madame RosALIE DURAND.
Preniss Journal "We scarcely know how
the STAGE prepared hs
Of angel and they were mol dsap
Nothing could the exquisite sweetness Of her tones
Her chcorrd aptususy No other vocalist
Jenny Lind, been greed with much enthusiasm
sig ANTONIO NovELLI
Ia truly magnificent vocalist with exceedingly rich and
cultivated TO the highest degree Of perfection
Master N. G. lie Petit OLE BULL,
with astonishing perfection the most dim
compositions violin by Beethoven, Mcndelssohn Spoh
Pagann DE Bero Mayseder Ernst Aiard, Artot Cbys &c.
Mr. GOODALL
IS u eminent violnist and violoncellst
Piano forte from the manuiactory Of ---------.
Washng0nians invite TO the
carefully insIucuoni
though here promise treat all told that Will reward
than visit Indeed have conception OF the
interest the little Azecs impart.
Tickets - children under OF half price,
Doors open daily from 10 10 IL 3too, and 7to9.
Programme changed nightly.
Jan
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he had no legal authority 10 change it, The recon-
Inendaiion OF the postnasers upon the route is also
upon file and their statements sustain the representa-
mons OF the claimants iN
The bill was then passed