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THE ART OF WAR

- URINARY or THE ART OF WAR. or q now An
~ a'yirsi Comperd Of the principal Comtipafio
fstat'cy, OF Grand Tactics snd Of Military Poliey
y baron de Iomini. General in Chief. Aidede Camp
Translated troa the French by Major U. : Winship
Assistant Adjutant General, U. A. and Lieute nanr
: f.. Mclean, LIT Infantry, U. SA
History Of the City OF New York, 10y David T. Val
-ntinr. Clerk of the Common Council
The fartizan, a Romance Of the Revolution, by W.
fillmore Simms, Esq.
TIE Philosophy Of Physics, Process of Creative
DevelolCmen., by Andrew Brown, Member of the
american Association for the Advancement Of Science
The church Of Christ not an Krrleeiasticism a Let
er to Sertarian, by Henry James
Just received ut TAYLOR &MAURY's
Book near 9Th Street
Oft
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.

NATIONAL THEATRE.
N ~ fsNFJ STAR COMPANY
THIS EFENLNG will be performed
BORN TO GOOD LUCK
After which the laughabie farce Of
THE WRONG PASSENGER
Overture by the Orchestra.
To conclude with the farce of 17.s Is
z'~ AN ALARMING SACRIFICE
Tomorrow evening, benefit Of
MR. COLLINS
Prices of Admission: Dress circle. Iarques and
third tier so cents: reserved and orchestra seats
cents; family circle and colored gallery Is cents.
Doors open at 6SI, to commence at O'Clock
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k'oR kEN f-Wiil be to let on tie LIST Of teh
- tasfS next . two story brick HOUSE. with a
wen pnis3Pd basement, and one story and a hiatt
BACK by ding, atNste the corner Of Vermont sy
ana strfsts north. Inquire of JNO. P. HILTON.
agent, "'ics on l4th STREET west, between l. snd n
e'iee's I,orea. Jan 6-E&TN3w;
I4wh fsNI-in healthy ma pleasant location,
- two rlfortahls R9lMS, furnished. either can
e@ Hs'1 rs i iors OF bed chambers Ing uIre on 5.b
STREET, seCond door from Louisiana avenue
ian Aft
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DOMESTIC DRY GOODS

w have now the largest stock OF u dneStic Dry
~ Goods TO be feuad in the Dstrie. which we
;r" selling at very low prices, for instan e
l2A pieces ! yard wide Brown Cotton It &c
lS0 do "a do heavy do do DO
ga -es good blesched do do
oJG p!,'ces fast colored Calico de
geo Go Nous de Lame, from 10 to lalsc
loo yards superior fast coi'd Ginghau do
l30 pieces white and red Flannel, ~ nd Use.
heavy Blankets, good size and fine for 81.
1900 yards beached Cotton, embracing AL Of the
grades and makes from 81 to 1880.
10 cases Cotton Sheetings, all widtht
2oC0 yards Pillow Sip Cotton, all widths
he whole Of which will be sold at the very small
last price for the cash. .s
YRRBY, TEBBs 4 VERY.
Corner Of eth street and Pa aysnue
der l0-tf
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k"H ne T-Four small frame HOUSES. IN
L street, between ID ssfd ~ streets south -
AiI"y 20 Z. '" iarenner, on c STREET. between Ii1
anu ON S,raesS north, or Il Samuel Pumnhres on
corner OF 4! and streets south.
Jan Zl-lw
k,oh LIE q. RENT-Two tv q ytory BRICK
A auCsFS. on 20.h street, near the West Mar.
K"t' pump in front. good yarjs, warehouses. and a
aoaa alley 10 the rei.r. at s. per month
Apply ii the store Of 7. ". johnson ca
jan l9-po3t*
l'"-L "a S.ss rate business lot. suitable. for
tAmtsf, vpai, or wood Depot. On the corner
OF IAN Street vest end the canal street north AIso
Two story and basement brick HOUSE. 18th store
ami mali back building. Inquire of Jno. l.. hilton.
jan 17-Tu&F 3w#
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GAS FIXTURES.

DOOR, BLIND, & SASH FACTORY.
I'VE Undersigned has completes tie above es..i
L llshEent, anu rs now prepared To execute evsr,
variety of work, Doors, Blinds, Sash, Mouldings
Scroll Saving, &c to which he desire. to call at,en
ton of builders and otherS.
Intending to devote his whole attention TO thi,
business, he hopes to receive share OF the public
patronage.
He has connected with the above the manufacture
of planes and having the services of of the best
makers IN the country, is prepared to nish car
pcnters and dealers al short notice.
WM. B. DAVIS,
Cor. LIST and SITS, near Railroad Depot.
jan Ja-eolm
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ICE CREAM

Drs. FlOdOardo and )ITAyJNG asso
Hamilton p. Howard i i ciated in the
Practice OF Medcie otter their services to the public
Office and residence, corner 10th and SITS.
Es- Dr. +. HowarIs health being re-e4tablished
ne will as heretofore, devote special attention to Mid
Wliery and the diseases Of women aud children.
jan 16-d2m*
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t'Oh RE N IA convenient two s.ary HnySE
WIN basement cuRtainiDs .kh. rooms. all
pirate, situated on X street north, between t:h
street, ntween L and N streets north.
jan 24-e,at
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EAfl4EiL Ga2EvESG.- SIC arc proud 10 re-
C'ri Ike t1.lowiEg fIc''- IL iu=t.ices OF the
a!ieut attachment for ths Union and the FcI-
cral civ, that %l9Ws in tar Jreas's &C i.nuri-
IJn ,tt'Is..- FL aii c'.y1- s.t n" StatTs:
Tho Young ,.icu ~. camille Library As
ISOLATION % Cjbc.iHa'i- ouio.' have ei.cio,ed.
= &c fGre viii oiIeTiuy," the SUN vi : inD 10
al ia he erection a the Monunici, The
SUI Ti"tirrs in cash case were limited to one
Gy,iFr CI~h. They likewise dc~i.1 To- send.
free II est. q hIo-k 81 fy<ei;frrol marble.
teoDIuscd gf sis Ir,.uIei OH. a low strat;i
III Tie hyl a. the ohio river at Cincinnati
sgs,ap.ipia OF high fni-h ard unlike the
tniihArE '.Uiidlng p.lte!i4i. 40 following
VIII Lr the lis :riplion
lie Young Msn's Mercantile Library Ar
ISOLATION Of Cincinnati, Organized A. D. ls:;j,
a ID. ISL =. 30 members. proud to hoGor
Washington. Contributes ia Humble Quota Ia
Inc Swelling side % National Gratitude OhtO--
Iir-t born 81 tte Or,,rapre Of 81. every Pu,-
si'i0n 81 hrr IicarE pc.t. f.. cher beats Stronger
ir Liberty aud f-r the JriJu''
idnisUl.c JiO,k Of marble has been also
fertil cl from TIE G!aud Lodge Of Free Masons
Ct TIC state "a iiil.yi,, and auothcc from the
L'ule grpena - long Island. Kings county.
y /. The board unanimously adopted J Sc
lies ot patriotic a=l complimentary resolu-
t.J's- acknowledging. in enthusiast; terms,
NArJ0vt:. fEEATEE.-Mr. Collins. the pop
u.aE IRISH Come ,i.,n and Vocalist Is enjoying
c,rccr of unprecedented success the
eIDwdcl horses nightly testify. TO night he
vii APPEAR il ilc comedy entitled " Bonn To
6rHi Luck "a piece we'll suited To show his
PECULIAR forte namely: Irish characters. The
ts'her pieees for tO-n night will be e. The Wrong
PasseE.cr AID 2 rev aud laughable farce
entitled An Alarming Sacrifice
IAEKOyENENTs st THE GREAT FALLs.-A
bull ha. passed both houses of the Virgins
legislature Incorporating the Virginia Manu-
featuring Company, for the manufacture ol
ZION I machinery. locomotives. &c. mt the Great
1a1Is o. Potomac, IN Fairfax county.
NAVY YAKD.-The steamer Allegheny i;
nearly disnantled. and will be used as a re-
teislng ship. Tie marine railway l. also ABOUT
Rsl! Snishsi
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FURNITURE For Sale and House
For Rent.-To PERSON wishing to corr,
ihrnce house keeping, to start boarding house
rare chance IS offered. The house is r. omv and situ
a'ed On Bridge street near the Pest Cfie nnI The
luTh'tnre adequate and in goo sr:cr ri condition.
- for particulars. enquire st II. OREiLY h cos
oi'u'nS Store. Fridge street, near the corner OF
Congress- Georgetown y
ie'rge.own, January 2ash, 1854.
jan 26-3t#
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Fire! Fire!!

1t is night and yet the heavens lurid with long
lines of reflected light shooting upward like the streamer
of the Aurora Bereas spreading, widening deepening
and growing and yet strkingly visible. In
few moments the fact and the occasion heralded
through the streets of the city by hundred noisy
and many deeptoned bells. The watchmen wake from
drowsness and wind their attles shouting Fre-Fre
Somewhere in the bounds of the city property being
destroyed and perhaps life endangered Some man feels
and sees slipping, remedessly through his fingers the
earnings of long years and looks forward to trouble per-
hsps to suffering perhaps to want One family grow
ing poorer, and yet nobody is benefited. Incredibly
soon the deserted streets begin to be crowded--the
| quiet night becomes noisy. Engines thunder
Ing over the pavement drawn by great horses, whose
severe labor shows itself in every snewy step they
take Hose carriages whirl by with bells ringing still
wider alsrum, followed by other carriages weighed down
with ladders hooks ropes and poles Young America too
has taken the field half dressed but aborng under the
greatest excitement and PUSHES bareheaded towards the
scene, as though life depended upon speed Firemen
called out by duty and citizens attracted by curiosity
add to the procession rushing towards the fire make
panorama which neither be painted or described
The bells continue to ring the dogs to bark the
run up street and down another until the fire is
\ finally reached.
But the scenery Of great fire is thing separate and
by itgeno to be thoughtlessly touched or lightly at
tempted It is for the time being more attractive and
tSe; ls RlluOst invariably
set off by incidents which or less notable
The fire over, the excitement ends curtain of smoke
has enveloped the heavens aud obiterated all trace of
the towering pianaces of light which wrted and trug
ged together an hour ago few curious vagabonds con-
tinue to poke among the ashes and charred remnants
but the engines be heard numbering tho pave
full two squares away and the crowd has dispersed
either for rest fresh excitement Young America has
disappeared mysteriouy he rose no trace can
be found of him until the morning papers summon him
again into existence The repose of quiet streets
disturbed by the of returning excitement which
through them few gentlemen are asonsh
ed at the crowds they meet The coee-houses proong
profitable existence of few hours, and cose-and the
events of the fire are ended
No-not yet Long after the last spectator had gone
to Sleep fogetfu of the fire and it's incidents man sits
sleepes counting up the amount of his loss It may be
that his regrets chiefly for his wife and chldreus
happily ignorant of what hes occurred 1t may be the
loss is lightened by such consultations wife only can
give. 1tmsy belt heightened by seeing borne into
still greatar distance the realization of near and dear
hopes. 1t may be fortune unlocked and destroyed
Who tell what it may be- how serious shall be tho
results circng out from any cry that may be heard Of
" Fire ~
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We notice that Mr.. Josiah Wish and Miss
Rebecca Thought were grit about by
The silken tie
That binds two willing hearts"
at the West not long since Here Is case where the
lOish is husband" instead of father to the thought"
Whats the matter, there, Cora don't
your shoes fit ~ No papa, they don't tit me at all
said she And then enumerated all the faults Of The
shoes IN set TERMS and reached the climax thus Why
they don't even squeak when walk out ~
correspondent of the Journal of Commerce
suggests that a suitable testimonial of the public graf
itpde towards Capt Creighton of the Three Bells they
present nm with new .4merican ship Such present
would DO worthy OF the donors aud of the recipient
The London Leader says that Victor Hugo's
new work, ohatiments,' is thick volume of poems
contempt vehement in allegation directed against Louis
Napoleon and his accompliees.
The Providence Journal thus compliments one
Of its cotemporsries The Mirror abuses us in such
eyes" a".
Two men, King Bradford and John Tunsford
got into quarrel at Memphis on the 2oth VI hs course
OF which the former shot 4ceyipg two bullets which
caused his death that evening
The Memphis theatre was closed on the 22l
for two weeks At the expiration of that time it will re-
open for the spring season commencing with engage
ment with Miss Julia Dean
Mr. Chadfeld, of Huntington, VT, in at
tempting to get OF haymow recently fatally injured
by ptchtork, upon the tires of which he mpsled
He lived about two hours, in extreme agony.
Montesquieu says, :" never listen to calum-
aes because II they are untrue the risk of being
deceived and they be true Of hating persons worth
thnging about.
The new mayer of Boston has taken ground
in favor of the annexation Of several of the ne hberug
towns to that city,
At Norfolk, Va, on the 3d. four thousand
bushels Of sold at auction at eighty cents per
buShel.
Thursday, April Is, has been appointed as
q day of fasting and prayer in New Hampshire.
All die who have lived; all have not lived
who die Zimmerman.
:. A Jewish paper will shortly be started in
Cincinnati.
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ST. CHARLES TnEArHE, New Orleans Jan. 80 1854.
TO q W Hatsr@aa s9 Chairman Of CoaHee Rene
MS. FireAeR's Charitable Association
DEAh sRAlow through Chairman the
Charitable Association tender the ST. Charles Theatre
annually the 9Th February ESQ long
your esiab Association, with private $50
which occasion will endeavor pres worthy
Of good an object and which trust will meet with the approval
the public
An early answer will obige humble DrBAR
GEw ORLEANS January so, 1854.
To B. DsBa Esq, Lease Of The 81 Charles Theatre, 0eaas
DEAR sRWe have the honor Femsns Charitable
Association of New Orleans acknowledge receipt
municson under date of the seth rendering
Annual Benefit Theatre the 9Th February long you
remain Lessee of came.
accepting your kind Offer but the feeling graft
uds of those and also thanks
liberal private do1aton propose making OCCASION
3onrs respectfully, eHAs. NJ. WATERMAN. Chairman
JOHN c. MoLELLAN,s
JAMES H. WINGFIELD
jansi I'd JAMES BEGGS
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arrivals at the PRINCIPAL Hotels .Januarv so.

ST. CHARLEs....J shwury, Brooks, Mass; Lsery W
Smith, Ala; Sbsare Niche lady, Miss Nfuhearne
Hasmon, Burihe, Thos Peee II MoGuedry, Ky;
g Tehern Y; Delinghan, Thos Williams. Wood, H
Read Read; Capt Maeln TTaslor, Mrs Taylor Mrs
Taylor, Texns DIR AcMlen Cunningham, Va Green;
Brase Major Downing; 4 Thoma Va; Basland Miss II
Psinler Whitshead, Val Clark Marschak Smeat,
Stuart Miss R II Sanders Miss Petit, II Saunders, G Lee
Az; Il Clifton Mus GI9n, B Savage Rla1 Aa 7
barnbrdge Bait johnson. Pa Chelsan Z NJ Wiiama u
Lapin Weiser, Tenn, Craig, Ark w Pierce Ind w
Yonngbood, Miss A g sloe, N 0; A Bibb Ala.
CITY, III Coleman Coleman, Nelson Mosre Moore,
Y Leonard Noland N Ianier o Quinn, Dohery H
paya, MeEnery Mics G II Muttaeh Md: Bessy Va
Cooper Ohio Capt MARTINI Taylor T Taylor, Tenn
Rhodes Ark; Bryne Perrymnn Weymouth PaHsy,
netiy Ind W Payne, Mrs Keyser XVI Graham, Pa;
Palmer, Ssnn II Jones, Neddc Leroy Texas Captain
Granger Geraldin, McBrdge DR. Dalton, o. L Watson,
Miss; Mrs Taylor, Tenn.
ARCADE j Daniels s Thomas, La; Y Caldwell; Davis
Y 4 Mercer, kowdy, Boyd, Texas; H Hudson,
"a Canahan Ny M TCoiper Tenn R Morgan Roberts,
Kidd W Bragg Cone, La; blackburn, Joriou
]: y smith y Hand NJ Hand. Miss Rose, XVI Campbell;
Va Smith OILS Bum, Miss; Loud blackwell
well, La q W Netteon, 0; Mr. Drensin, Miss Sow Texas
Green, n Hines Tenn Gilbert Ga; s. Bryan, Texas D
HARRISON, J Cennor Ala. - N
NERANDAII. NV Ras Elaward Paine Miss Black
MeEacher Meeanghan W Il Tegaden, Scott AIeIaua
in Bersn Casl, 3 Brasheur WI iarns; b Nor
fis, H Porter, XVI jas Mason, Lawther ARK. Mn,
SHALL q MI Sherman, Y Drake, Yorktown; Glib MIR
Gnstb W Beehe, Ala.
ST. LOUIS. T. Esn Ky; ssnyan sanvant H L Rouh Jas
Barron Or Walker Il Cage, Aeoek Routh Wal
Mas Andrews. La; N Sens, Pha; Ogden, Randolph
Montague, w A Read, La; A D Lewis Fla & Moore ST
Louis Canedo, Mexico DEAN Miss Smith, VI Brooks
Sc Thwing, Mass w Lees, Mobile.
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shelby College, ShetbyCtIle. Ku.

W. hHfef fe.ergSniied under the supervision A. GUENTZ
most experienced Educator, and Colonel W. MORGAN D
gnahed Graduate of West Point assisted by complete md
monty efficient Faculty. ''
GS- The number u Students strictly limited -ss
This Insulation ,no
THE LOCATION ia most Eallbdsas delightful
ABUNDANT SUPPLY OF EXCELLENT WATER from spripgs ,
well as Colossal Caorns
BUILDINGS spAaious COnnodous free from DsHrp,s
APPARATUS Complete, and Superior ia all Departments
THE LIBRARIES number five thousand Volume,
The COURSE OF INSTRUCTION truly thorough, adapted to
ALLPsRPOsEs OF PRACTICAL LIFE embracing ali 40 eaIsa
English and Commercial Branches together with the c.,s,
Mathematics Modern Languages Philosophy Engineering .ol
ogy Chemistry, for asucees, pursuit Of all Of which
studies extraordinary opportunities are offered.
DISCIPLINE Parental but jo. i,
in accordance with the MILITARY ORGANIZATION Of hi,
Institution. ~
GYMNASTICS and MODERATE MILITARY Drill .,,,,u,.
greatly to the promotion Of Health impart seatlsrany pst
etc. etc. on the other hand the MILITARY DISCIPLINE
snE9nde" bab" Of pan'uay Regularity Order Neatnssa II
Person, etc, etc
EB GATED W CoilegsiEs
SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL, ANDA
PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
both Of which receive attention. In the s,bt
Boys ron twelve years upwards aiuried.
H The ensuing Term commences tho LIST February 1851
DR. A. GuENTB, President
COL. E. W. MORGAN, v. r. ofsbeby Collese
~ The President Of this College sa at the ST CHARLIE.
HOTEL towards the close the mon lie osk
charge siSuiena m this City
t CATALOGUES, exhibiting Te. etc. nav be obs,sd n, ~.
Office Of paper.
E- APPLICATIONS sod DIRECTIONS of parents who a.,.
personal interview may at the St, Charles Hos, ~
The psbs referred following gentlemen Of Nav o.
and vicinity; 1
E AABBsSS $ss e.. f a. #l o9 56RSsT
Dr. Eden 1sS HlaeR REV pR fE nE4s6tT cr'.6
SLES R2R S SpkKE ESQ ALPHoNsE MIL rRNBERGER,
G Gs 6 sG i 2qRTT Sirsc.y IL NoRTc IN, Esq
Esq HON 1u6GE j. so! sTk hes}
WILLIAM f HEwEs snEE. .q wA WHITE gsAP
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LATEST TELEGRAPHlC NEWS
TO TIE NEW ORLEANs NAVY CRESCENT,
LOUISIANA bEdISLATuRE

BUplS1AN4 bEdlSLAIURB.
BARON RouGE, Jan. 3o.-Seaate.-Mr. Wokfe gave
notice of bill in relation to Inspectors Beef and Pork
for New Orleans .~
Iause-rhc Judiciary Committee reported farorably
on the following bills:
An act to establish the College Of New Orleans
An act to create additional Justice and Constable
for New Orleans.
An act authorizing Harbor Master for the Fourth
District.
resolution, offered by Mr.. Wales, was adopted in
strueng the Committee Elections to inquire what
member and officer of the House hold office under the
General Government in violation Of the ninety
article Of the Constitution There several who hold
Office in the Gustonl-house
The Senate has appointed Messrs Lacoste, Griffin anu
Kennar, and tho House Messrs. Summers Wagner and
Deacon Joint Committee to examine into the system Of
piietage on the mouth OF the Mississippi river
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So tbr Southern Iinr.
NEW YORK MARKETS,

NEW YonK Jan 2a--The cotton norket yesterday was
rather quiet and prices Irregular Feur opened heavily
but late the day the demand active and sales
made at further advance The closing rates were 50
to SO so State and 50 Sc to so 62 per bb for Ohio
brands Corn selling at lo7c per bushe Provisions
were rssles of pork at SIS 20 to SIS so and o
prime SIS per Dbl Lard in bbls was quoted at Io to
1axc per lb.
MASS MEETING.
Nav York, Jan. ga grand mass meeting was held
In this city Thursday night for the purpose dvsing
to protection to Americans abroad in the
free exercise of religious Worship Several speakers
forward, among whom were Dudy Field and the Hon.
George Wood and all went forward very well until
person introduced resolutions relative to reading the
Bible by negro slaves when disturbance arose. and the
meeting broke up in confusion.
THE SAN FRANCISCO PASSENGERS.
Nav YoRK, Jan. 2s.-Colone Gates contradicts the
statement made by of the survivors of the San
Francisco that he the first to leave the steamer
demands investigation of his conduct by Court
Martial
ANOTHER KesZTA CASE, ALMOST.
New York, Jan 2s.The Tribune, of this city states
that man named DiYnon Taussg who had declared his
intentions to citizen of the United States has
while travelling in Austria with American
passport, and imprisoned.
COAL BOATS SUNK.
BALTIMORE. Jan. 2S-Eghty-two coal boats were lost
in the recent heavy storm the Ohio river -Four per-
sons lost their lives at the same time.
CINCINNATI MARKETS.
CINCINNATI, jan 2SThe -four market here is firm Mt
81 per Dbl Provisions of all descriptions advancing
Mess pork held at $13 Sales of bacon sides at 5c
and of lard in bbls at s74c per lb.
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iansI I'd
R. II, IL.

THE THREE REMEDIES.
Ia People wonder at the rapidly the r. R. Remd,,
etpee the system the the diseases
The first dose application their efficacy patient
suffering
WITH PAINS AND ACHTs,
application of R. R. R. will stop most torturilz pains ps
inhAmmstions and quickly free she from all
BODILY INFIRAITTIES.
crippled with RHEUMATISM R. R. r. will soon restore the
afflicted to
A SOUND AND HEALTHY CONDITION
KIDNEY COMPLAINTS,
and diseases of the Bladder quickly by R. Sick Head
ache ia cured in fifteen minutes.
NEURALGIA.
The most eycrucsing alsyed minutes and
the system moments relieved jans 1tap
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| GorFscHALK's BUNKER Hu.''-The announcement Of
Gottschalks concert Wednesday evening next has
already awakened interest among the musical circles
of this city. symphony for ten pianos is and
uutried thing and every feels anxious to know how
it has been accomplished how it will be executed and
what will be the effect. The subject which the sym
phony has been founded is certainly well adapted to give
interest to the composition and will doubtless add to
merit in all American eyes What if the music should
be worthy of the subject One who has heard Bunker
Hill y rehearsed favors with the following remarks
The day of the 18th June, 1775 one of the
most touching furnished by history. On green
and gentle slope of Breeds hill band Of undiscplined
armed for lped in stern resolve and
await the attack of formidable foe The rises
the tabeau and as it to 9mpt bravery and relax
determination shows forth to their eyes the SPLEEN
doris of nature-3very thing which attaches to
life and induces them to shun danger.
What feelings and sensations must arise in the breasts
of heroes in moments of such supreme peril words
are inadequate to express But hear music listen to
the voices of Instruments bodying forth all the aterna
tives of fear and hope The and distant sounds
the rede the tender remembrances of the family
tage the elevation of the soul towards the Almighty the
manly and sublime prayer the enthusiastic impulse when
the signal for attack given All those incidents of the
field and prelimnaries of the battle expressed by
Gcttschak's instrument with incredible degree of
truth and energy.
Then the fight the awful confusion which follows
the first shock the cesh of arms, the wangs of the
wounded the dying all those in short which
attendant collisions of with
music-such music Got7ohak write-presents in
concrete and striking form. But for the bouquet
The battle is over The rejocings Hail Column
b ana Yankee Doodle send up their strains and
their melodies in the subsdng smoke and the ruins
the reoubt 1t is of the most impressive that
we know and which can be appreciated only by hearing
10 give additional attraction to his soiree Mr. Cots
chalk has obtcned the assistance of Mr. Betout and
Mmle. Borghese, artists of the Orleans theatre.