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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-05
SELECT SCHOOL,

La
WY FERREI. A. NJ begs leave to inform the citizens
w of Nashville that he has opened small Select
School in very pleasant room in Cooper's building
of regular collegiate course but designed especially
for Mathematics and the Physical Science and for Book
Keeping by Single Double Entry Penmanshp. &C. He
proposes TO limit himself to 90 pupils and he has had
considerable experience in teaching he tters himself that
he will be able give general satisfaction and respectfully
socits patronage He will not receive any pupils who
have not made progress in the ordinary English
branch.
TERMs.-S5 90 per month.
REFERENcEs.-W K. Bowling NJ. D., and Rev. J. b.
Ferguson
From the many testimonials which he might produce, ne
begs leave to offer the following extract:
MARSHAL CoLLEGL, Pa, Aug. 9Th, 1912.
am happy to testify that Mr.. Ferrel while connected
with t.s insituan distinguished himself by particular
diligence and in Mathematics. He went all
the Mathematical and Physical course, and resolved num-
Der of problems privately, which exhibited more than
usual acquaintance with those sciences.
= NJ. BUDD, Prof. Maths.
BETHANY COLLEGE, VA, July 9TH, ls44.
This is to testify that Mr.. ferrel after and
PHYSICAL Sciences as well Intellectual and Moral PhosC
phy was mertoriously admitted the degree of Bachelor
Of Arts Mr. Feres standing all his classes highly
respectable and the Mlthemetca department he mad
for extensive and profound knowledge superior.
A. CAMPBELL, President
" Bile also teaches night School in which IS taught
principally Mathematics, embracing Perspective Drawing
Shades and Shadows &c, and Bookkeeping and Penman-
ship. Apply BY day at night at his room in Coopers
building.
TERMS 50 90 per month. [febS 54-lm.
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r. J. CLACK,
Wholesale Grocer.

COMMISSION, AND FORWARDING MERCHANT,
Cotton and Tobacco Factor.
Corner of College and Church streets, AdshCiHs.
COFFEE-2OO bags Rio so bags Havana;
so do Laguyara; so do Java.
CIGARS-2O 900 Imp Havana; $4,000 Amerlcsni
100000 Cuba is and Melee Cigars
CANDLES-2Oo boxes Sperm and Star;
200 boxes Sterine an Tallow;
COTTON YARNS-A 10. of assorted Nos. Osnuburs su-
peror quality at manufacturers prices;
FRUITS-lOo bxs Raisins assorted Sizes 50 drums Figs;
so trails Almonds; 20 bbls Pecans
FISH-5O barrels and half barrels Mackere;
rs Kits Mackerel l2cases Sardines;
FLOUR-2OO bbls Gslligo rs Cincinnati;
rs do St Louis (Harrison's)
GLASS-3O0 boxes Window all sizes;
l25 do OF. PIT, and Il Pr. Flasks
rs do Flint Tumb ers and Goblet;
60 do Squat and Cap Jars
90 DemijOns, FIVE and three gallons
IRON-Tennessee and Ptsburg, assorted sizes
LIQUORS-l5 London Porter-quarts and Pints;
10 cases Scotch Ale "
rs barrels American and French Brandy;
s5 do Apple and Peach 9
400 do Whisky, various brands;
so do Holland Gin; % do n L. Rum;
IS do Wine various kinds;
100 do Cider Vinegar;
MOL ASSES-l50 bbls and - bbs reboied and 5. House;
Is bbls St Louis and Golden Syrup;
NAUS-l5O kegs Pittsburgh, assorted Sizes
$50 do Wheeling,
PICKLES-15 cases choice asserted Pickles;
10 cases Tomaoe Catsup;
SUGAR-lOO hhds Louisiana Sugar;
100 bills St Louis and Philadelphia Crushed and
Pulverised; % do Loaf (lOvering's)
SPICES-l0 bags Alspice; Is do Pepper;
10 do Ginger, Race and ground;
| SALT-2OO bbls Ksnawha; $50 sacks hne and cease;
1S5 sacks Dairy and IS boxes table salt;
| SOAP-l00 boxes bar; so do Fancy Soap;
! SEEDS-45 barrels Milet Seed;
] TEAS-20 cases-various brands;
| TOBACCO boxes Chewing, assorted brands;
| % boxes Jenny Lind superior article;
SUNDRIES-Indigo, COpperas, Nader, Olive Oil, Lead
| Powder Shot, Sala;ratus, Soda, Axes, Chains,
Painted Buckets, &c, DC.
! For sale low for cash by I. J. CLACh-
szy. Liberal advances on cOnsignments-
! WIMBLEDON lbs of clean washed Wool;
100000 lbs Bacon and Lard;
Dried Fruit Feathers, Beeswax, Tallow end Ginseng
For which we will pay liberal prices in cash Groceries
;an15 I. j. CLACk.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-05

BAySF's VOYAGE TO EUROPE 1t will be seen, by
reference to our advertising columns that the full
patronage tue Panorama has received has induced
the proprietor to remain in our city for six nights
longer. and as 1t will be removed after Saturday
next. Those who desire TO see the most magnif-
Gent panorama pictures ever presented to us should
improve this last opportunity. Themany strangers
who are now in our city should not omit to pay
this delightful exhibition visit
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-05

EEsE BAPTIST CHURcH-W. H. BAyLEss of La,
will preach at the First Baptist Church this morn
ing, and also at night at the usual hours of Divine
service.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-05
THE cRowBAR LAW IN CINCINNATI.

We take the following paragraph from the Gin
cannatl Columbian Of Monday last. We know no.
thing Of the particular merits of the socaed Crow
bar law" but we are inclined to think that any
law which EFFORTS from broker twenty one thous-
and dollars in taxes must be outrageousy unjust
We are particularly surprised that such law should
be enactedin Cincinnati, where dollar is at least
big as cart-wheel in any other part of the coun-
try:
THE BANK TAX LAW ExEoUrED.-Charles Thomas,
Esq, the Treasurer of Hamilton county, together
with the Chief Clerk, Mr.. R. G. Lakewood, COM
menced on Saturday, colectingfro the bankersand
brokers their taxes in conformity with the decision
recently given by the Supreme Court, the points of
which were published in the Columbian four days
ago.
The aforementioned banking houses and brokers,
upon being called upon paid over the sums annex
ej
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-05

TAYLOR'S INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,
BROADWAY, Cor o. Franklin Street, New York
completed and opened for travellers who desire agree
1 able and attractive accommodations. 1t is conducted
upon the principle of the best European Hotels the meals
being served in the several apartments at the tables
the saloon the option OF guests The Hotel and Furn
ture co bne eeg nce with comfort and designed well
for the reception of travellers by the late trains.
JOHN TAYLOR,
;an34' 5L-3u PrOprie;Or
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-05
NEW-ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION,

TOBACCO-TEe consider able sales noticed IN the carry
mart of the week have since been followed by farther trans
actions TO fair ent the sales the past three days be-
ing about 1000 hcg,hesds of which the following are the
paTcuars hogsheads Refused 81 and % do al AZ;
5Ie hhds at cents round and IA at SIS SO hhds, of
which a at as and IS 90; 222 hhds at ~ round; 80
Lhds Low Refused :, 5hhds at =, and at 6$l;
and Select Admitted al cents per pound Inc en-
tire sales of the week up about $500 hhds, the par
tuars of hose made during the first three days, and al
ready notice in sem-weeky report being as follows
Refused at 81 round and = also mostly Refused at s. Sd
round IA at u at IS; p Selections at s75
1911 which % al 3, 40 at Sat and 43 at 50 oI4
50 Refused G Choice Selections at at 81, anu
757 hhds by one party and 10 buyer foowS:-8S
at61 36 at6 sat 34i at and 27s at "a per cents
per pound The transactions OF tie week have embraced
All descriptions Except Mason County, but the enquiry
be active for heavy Refused With respect
prices there does not appear to be any marked change
and repeat former quotations. which are very fully suS
tanned
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GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH.

1--WE HAVE now IN Store large and wei assOFed
w Stock of STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS,
which will sell at much reduced prices Us to make
of cheap Goods would do wen to give call, as
are determined sell very low for Cash. former
friends and upon usual terms until the re-
cept Of our new Spring Stack.
STEVENSON & WHITE,
ian00 "A Ma 80 College street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-05
LATE ARRIVALS

LATE AISEIf AIS
JUST RECEIVING AND INSTORE.
$50 hhds Sugar. all grades5O0 bags fue Salt;
8On baps Rio Coffee; 30 bags coarse Salt:
IoO ba9s Maucaba Coffee; 500 bbls Kanlwha Salt;
20 Iaguyra 80 Mackarel
30 {" Old Goy'nt Java $50 kits Nos. l, and do;
oe7 hills Moasses; 100 boxes Star Candies;
15o Y" do 100 Tallow do;
10 do; Ocails Maulla Rope;
loo boxes Tinplate; 100 gross Matches;
400 +" Rosin Soap 500 bags Shot;
100 Starch; 5000 lbs bar Lead;
100 Fancy Soap; go bbls COpperas;
500 kegs asstd Wheg Nail200 boxes ct pit and 4 pint
200 casks sup Carb Soda; Flasks;
100 bxs Va and Nv. Tobacco; 10 bbls Alum;
500 Demohns, assorted; BTlnistohe;
loo Nils loaf Sugar 500 boxes Cheese;
o. "a Crush'd and Pd Sugar 10 bbls Spanish Brown;
/ q ceroons best Indigo; > Venitian Red
IS bbs Glover Seed; % bags Pepper
10 or csks Sight Brandy 10 Spice;
10 j ] J Ijuprey's do; so boxes Teas, assorted
casks Holland Gin; 100 gross Backing;
90 or casks =. and NJ. Wine;lOO boxes Sardnes;
rs bbls NJ Brandy Gn;5O0 cans fresh Oysters;
30 bbls RUM go boxes Lemon syrup
100 bbls d ID Brandy; so boxes Claret and Cordial
80 /" Pixies Whisky; % g" assorted Pickles;
eco " Ohio Rect'd do; 90 ." Brandy Cherries;
95 Old Rive do; bbls Corks
AZ " Old Mong do; 10 tierces Rice;
so Old Bourbon do; 20 nests Tubs;
7 % Old Reserve do; so doz Painted Buckets;
90 Peach Brandy; 00doz Hemp and Gotten
10 Apple do; Cords;
5000 spanis6 Cigars; 5000 Melee Cigars;
Together with everything IN onr line, winch we oer TO
the trade low for cash. LANIER PHILLIPS,
CRESH ARRIVALS.-2OO HHDS. SUGAR,
| l. all grades;
| 100 barrels Ct MolasSes
| 100 half barrels OF MOasses;
tierces of Rice;
| packages of Mackerel:
90 packages of Cranberries; 1881.
$50 packages of Raisins; AZ
10 bags of Almonds;
20 casks of Porter and Ale
90 coils of Manila Rope;
! 50 packages Market, Clothes and Covered Baskets;
! 100 packages Buckets, Tubs Pals, &c;
| 30 barrels Pecans, Filberts and Cream Nuts;
90 packages COgniac Brandy;
! 10 packages Madeira and Cherry Wines;
40 packages Port and Malaga Wines;
10000 superior Havana Cigars;
500 Demijohns; $4,000 Corks. -
For sale by Ijan12l EDWARDS HARRIS:
Il AIDES WINTER SHOES-WE ARE NOW
l 4 opening direct from the most fashionable Easter
manufactures
Ladies' winter Caters assorted colors
do Kid, Morocco and Calf Skin Boots;
| do Buskins and Slippers;
| do White Kid and Satin Caters;
do Metallic Sandals and Over shoes r.
In addition to large assortment on hand for LADIES 0h
rRxxS M1ssEs BoYs and CHILDREN addPted 70 Hs Seosy
10 which we invite the attention of purchasers
~ tau ABB Il C. W. ROBERTSON,
anu o ,e No 45 College street
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RICH AND ELEGANT FURs

rsSsSENSS sSssNAG
A 7 FRANCISCO WHITMAN'S.-There are few az
n ticles in which the eye more liable to be
deceived than in Furs
There may be variation of several dollars in tgo Mui
or Vc,orne and vet nine persons out Of ten msy be
bic to detect the difference when they view them apart from
each other Francisco Whmans Hat Store, No % Pub
lie Square The Ladies can rely upon get good article
that shall be in all respects what II recommended to be,
-nd soable price Our stock is very large and ell
rassorted consisting Of Hudson Bay Sable Canada Sable
Superior Sets of Stone Maren Lynx Fitch Bsdgers and all
the lower grades of FuTs made up in the most fashionable
manner.
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BROKERS.
BANKS.

Savings Bank of Cincinnati, S5,798 IS
Several other banking houses have, we under
stand, also complied with the law.
The City and Commercial Bank, also the Me-
chanics and Traders Bank, have enjoined the
Treasurer from collecting. The cases will come up
in the Common Pleas Court, during the week.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-05
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. %.


After one or days of inactivity, attributable mainly
TO the reduced supply SALE the full prices claimed, and
the delay the receipt Of later European advces the cot
ton market began again Tuesday, the day of
closing semi-weekly report and very fair extent of
business DONE the market being rather better supplied
factors less stringent in their demand and the Nagaras
accounts al hand On Wednesday the demand fell of again
somewhat and the sales about $500 bales. On
Thursday the sales confined to about 5000 bales and
Yesterday Notwithstanding further decline in the rates
of freight very few buyers forward and the market
presented exceedingly dull unsettled and depressed ap
pearance The sales only about $500 bales which
would axe total for the past three days OF 10000
bales and for the week of 2300 bales taken for England,
France Span the Continent and the North In respect to
prices which had attained 10 degree of steadness and
rmness under the active demand and large sales of last
week we have remark that they have again fallen into
great rreguarty under the reduced demand and that the
market generally is in favor of buyers greater less
extent according to circumstances, the chief obstacle 10
more activity the demand, and steadness and firm
ness in prices being positive pressure in the money mar
ket which within the last day two has reached point
of such severity that it is impossible to effect exchange
goatons any important extent at much reduced
rates and thus buyers generally without the TO
90 on with their purchases Under these circumstances
we have to reduce quotations for cotton AT the
time that we reduce figures for the rates Of freight the
market closing very unsettled and uncertain state
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND FOR SALE.

VALUABLE 1h6C1 OT LhNO 1oAA oHAD'
WISH to sell nv tract of LAND on the Nashville az
| and Chattanooga Railroad, about Is miles from - |
the city. The tract contains 1881 acres about %
acres cleared and in cultivation; has it good and COM
Portable frame dwelling house with plenty OF out houses
well of good water &c The whole tract lies WELL and Is
desirable farm will give bargain in the land Those
wishing to purchase might do well TO and examine IT.
For Information in regard to the land, apply TO c. W.
Nance Esq., the undrrs gned at Kimbros MIL near
the Nolensvlle Turnpike. SAML hlMbho.
jane Slim.
SUGAR.-20O hhds Louisiana Sugar all grades; for
- sale by JANIS "a W. H. GORDON co.
IOIASSES.-3OO bbls Extra Plantation Moasses,
WI for sale by jan25 "a W. H. GORDoN q Co.
LASSW ARE-lO4 boxes Tumblers and Jars, for
(T saleby JANIS 81 w. II. GORDON co.
CODA-50 kegs best Birmingham Soda, for sale BY
- JANIS "a w H GORDON d co:
CHEEsE-IoO boxes Cheese 6 for sale BY 70
DIO COFFEE-I05 bags prime Rio Coffee, to arrive
II per Howard for sale by W. II. GORDON co.
BOARDING HOUSE-we are keeping first
= class Boarding House at No 50 Cedar street. under
the superintendent of Dr. WM a. BNSS ana Lazy
JANIS "a DABB2 fohIEH.
CUM DROPS-A SUPPLY OF GUM ARABIC
Y N-ops Received this day JOHN NIXON.
janis
NASHVILLE LADIES COLLEGE,.
TJNHE Spring nd Summer Session OF this lnsutuuon
l will open Monday, January SOth
All desiring thorough instruction for their daughters are
invited examine course OF study and manner
| ing. LAr "AHi nv
Jan29 '54-dlw.
| NTOTICE-IF WILLIAM MAYNURD,
native of Bicester in the county OF Oxford, olG Eng
land and some time since residing in Nashville Tennes
see will correspond with his friends England, ne VIII
hear of something to his great advantage or to ,,
| WILLIAM BARRETT.
| daoeo-6.v Kinesyile, Canada W est.
| PRINTING INK.
| NNE HUNDRED KEGS best Winter News INK;
| ~ Fine BLUE, GREEN, RED AND 1EhLOW InEs'
| ;ano4 "a Market Street, Nashville.
| PLASTER PARIS.
| TWENTY-FIVE BBIIS best calcned and ground HSa's'
| i ter Paris received by 4. NELlAo.
STONE WARE.
C,IXTEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY Gallons received BY
- jana "a l. WELLS WELLS.
DOTAsH.-2 casks received by I. WELLS.
L jana "a
| TOPS in bales received by l. WELLS
Il jana "a
IFE PRESERyERS.-Fine Gum Elastic Lift
| preservers Just received by T. WELLS,
| isnoa - -taw4w Market Street. Nashville.
DISsOLUTION-The CopartnershiP heretofore exist
| ING under the style of PERKINS CLACK was dis
solved on ID inst by mutual consent THOS. j. Glaze
will continue to carry the Grocery and Commission he
oeiying and Forwarding business at the old stand
PIG. s. PERKINS.
;sr1o THOMAS J. CLACK.
Having sold nv entire interest in the firm of PERKINS
CLAcx to Mr. T. J. CLACK, my late partner cordially n
commend him to the friends of the late rm and respec
fully solicit him continuance of the patronage so lib
rally bestowed rjanl2l P, G. s. PERKINS,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-05

c1@- The Lincoln Journal has come out in
new dress, and is greatly improved in appearance
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-05
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
WE have for sale the Tract of LAM on which VIM.
w HcMurray now lives six and-a-half miles from Nash
Vile near the Lebanon Pike containing go finely
improved with fae Stone Quarry it. The tract will be
divided suit purchasers will be exchanged for prop
cry in Nashville, for Negroes. This is superior tract
of Land inferior none Davidson county. Seventy
acres timber will be shown any person by Esq Nc
Murray teb3 "A DABBS PORTER,
MOTEL FOR SALE OR RENT
The Hotel IN the beautiful village of ut. Pleas -
ant Tenn is for sale, or rent, the very best of4A
terms as the proprietor wishes TO to this city. 1t is
the only public house in the place, and is excellent
stand for business The 10; which stands contains
acres of first rate ground under good fence The Depot Of
the Nashville Alabama Railroad will be located on it
The furniture now in the house be purchased with IT.
il desired.
Early application should be made to D. J. Craig the
premises or TO, X A BALLOWE,
feb3-,54 Real Estate Agent Nashville.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-05

LIVERPOOL, jim. 9Th, 1854.
DPAR SIR:-Since we ISSUED our report 3lst ultimo,
nothing has occurred in anywise to affect change the
character of our Cotton Market.
The sales of Cotton from the 30th ut to the 9Th instant
inclusive amounted to 800 paes and consisted of 90
$50 bales American 2 $50 Braze 500 Egyptian and g.,
720 Sura of these the trade have taken $780, Specula
tors $780, and Exporters 22O The Import for the
time is bales Stock of American Cotton in this
port is 600 bales against 349 200 time last year.
and of all kinds $4,000 against 10000. Fair Upands
are quoted sgd Fair Mobiles 614d Fair Orleans, 64d
and Mddling Orleans, I'D per pound The sales to-day
are estimated at 900 bales, the market steady.
The nonarrva of extensive imports and good demand
both for consumption and speculation, have again
trbuted to enhance the value of Breadsus Wheat cd
per 7olbs Flour IS IS sd per barrel American Wheat
is selling los 0d LIS Cd per 70bs; Western Canal
Flour 4s sd to Ais per BARREL Indian Corn Northern
Yellow lis As; White 49s to 50s and Southern Mixed
46s per lbs We remain yours truly and respectfully
WASHINGTON, JACKSON, SONS. & co.
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60 LIST OF SALES FOR 1854,
OF J. F. DUNTON.
Feb l. sd 22; 20 July 5, 10 d %.
March l, I, 5, g. %, % 20; August 2, 9. 20 80;
April 5, 10 26; Sept. s. 6, Z, 30, 81 27;
May 8, 10, "a d 81; Oct 4, II %;
JANE I, q d IS; Nov. 5, % 20;
Dec. 6, 90 q.
And Sales every Thursday Night through the year.
ianlS ls54-d6wlm JOS. L. DUNT0N.
NOTICE.-The Auction Sales of Real Estate adver-
tised by K. A. Baowe TO take place the 2St INST
was postponed until Saturday, the 2Sh January inst
ian22 "a K A. BALL0WE, General Agent.
TOR SALE AT AUCTION.-On Saturday next,
the l4th inst will offer for sale al the Court House al
IL O'clock the following building lots in Hauses plan Of
lots to wit Nos. H. 6, H. Is, %, %, a. D. 70, ~ 3d.
49, 81 S. 49, 40 Al and A. plat of which be at
my office.
TsRMs.-Onehalf Cash, balance in u months without
interest l.. A. BALL0WE,
feb3 "a General Agent.
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OUR HOLIDAY STYLE.

DARENTS AND GUARDlANs-Are invited %
call and examine the beautiful assortment OF ehtl-
rens aud infants Hats and Caps of the latest and most
approved STYLES which for sale st the splendid hat es
adjustment of FRANClSCc& NhLihAa-
decIO No. 30 Public Square
TJNuE METROPOLITAN HAT.-IhOse peSoRs
| who wish neat and comfortable business Hat weaid
do well 10 call and examine those beautiful new styles that
we have lust received FRANCISCO WHITMAn-
dac10 90. Public Square
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VALENTINES !!



A GREAT VARIETY OF
T@F FANCY SENTIMENTAL
The assortment quality, and style not surpassed by
- any in the city 81 s.. sd -
JUVENILE VALENTINES: aV
Beautifully gotten up entirely new, and will be re-
p ceived with delight by the young ofboh sexes.
GOLD VALENTINE CARDS:
A most beautiful article gotten up expressly for the
Festival-24 kinds.
COMIC VALENTINES: a.et 5ta.s
sn Over 400 kinds comprising every trade, profession
and character in existence-colored
VALENTINE ENVELOPES:
Of various kinds splendidy embossed on fine paper,
made expressly to take in Valentines without fold
ing.
.g TOON & RUTLAND, "A Union Street. have
almost innumerable variety of VALENTINES at pery
'oc prices for the approaching YEARLY FESTIVAL.
feb4 "a
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Comprising all the Classical and Elementary Books
used in the schools of the city aud country.
ALS0-Paper, Peus. Copy Books, States Ink, Porto
los Drawing Studios, Sketch Books, Paints Cames Hair
Pencils &c
~ Orders solicited from town and country.
-gfI TO0N & RUTLAND
febl IA Union street.
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To conclude with the comic operate Tragedy of
erF "a. BOMBASTES FURIOSO.
King Artaxmonious Fusbos, his Minister, Bombastes by
the Club Destifna Mrs. Carpenter. r
- Doors open at 81 o'clock. Performance to CON-
mence at Z, precisely. eb5-54,-td.
PRICE OF ApMssIoN.--Dress Circle and Parquetie IS
cents; Family Circle 50 cents; Colored Box, 80 CENTS
Coored Gallery, 25 cents t-
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FUTURE SALES.
March 14th 18th and 10th nay 18th, 18th and Is h
April 18th, 18th and 18th June 18th, l4th and 10th.
ianls "a d. NJ co.