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Public No 70
AN ACT to incorporate St Josenh's Male Orphan
Asylum, in the District Of Columbia


AN ACT to incorporate st Josephs Male Orphan
Asylum, in the District Of Columbia.
Bet enacted dg tie Senate and House II Repre-
seatqtices oft4e United States Of Aaaslicg IN Con-
qreSs assembled. That Thomas CsFbery, James s.
Harvey. Thomas Feran Gregory Ennis, Nicholas
Calan, Hugh B. Sweeny, John Carroll Brent, Rich
ard II Clark and William II. Ward, and their sue
cessors he. and they are hereby, made body pol
c and corporate forever, 10y the name Of The Trus-
tees Of St. Josephs Male Orphan Asylum, for pur-
poses Of charity and education, and by that name
may sue and be sued, prosecute and defend; NAV
have and use common seal, and the same alter
and renew at pleasure; may. adopt and establish
rules, regulations, and bylaws, not repngnant to
the constitution and laws of the United States for
properly conducting the affairs of said corporation
may take receive, purchase and hold estate real;
personal, and mixed. not exceeding in value one
hundred thousand dollars at any ore time, and may
manage sud dispose Of the same at pleasure and
apply the or the proceeds OF the sales thereof
to the uses and purposes Of the said corporation
cording to TIE rules and regulations which now are.
or may hereafter be- established.
CSC ?. Ind Je IL Eiytaer enacted, That Congress
may at any time heTesfler Alter amend, or repeal
the foregoing act
SIC ,. and Be L fUtir eaGots,B That nothing
IN this act shall be so construed rs to authorize the
said cooperation TO issue any note, token, device,
SCRIP other evidence Of debt to he used as cur
rency.
SIC l. Aad Ls tt friasr eRae,s3, That each Of
the trustees in the said corporation shall be held
liable in his or her individual capa:ty for all the
debts and liabilities a the said company however
contracted or incurred to be recovered by suit as
other debts liabilities before any court of COM
peteut jurisdiction.
Approved February 6. 1866.
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RELIEF rs ON HAND!

IMPORTANT to THOSE AFFLICTED WITH RUPTURE
wv A. GLEODON, (GUTTA PERCH4 TRUSS
w MANUFACTURERS AND FITTER Of No. l.
Egans Buildings Adams street. Memphis Tern and late
Travelling geut for Shermans New Orleans Truss Estab-
Eshment respectfully to the citizens Of Nash
Vile and vicinity, that he has arrived with q
nete assortment of mechanical cOntrivanceS for the
RtTENTlON ard RADICAL CURE Of ell forms OF
HERNIA Mr.. Giddon's leng experience and the
fact that be is backed by the brightest and most in
terent physicians Of the South West warrant him in
sertIn, that those who afflicted with this distressing
and dang srOus misfortune would do well to call him
soon as be arrvesbusinesS not permitting
him Ia remain long. The Medical Faculty will be
called upon bv Mr. GliddOn, who will explain TO
them the pecuariteS OF his instruments Bach Truss
Is made 10 ORDzR thus insuriug PERFECT FIr; and
as each individual requires different degree of pressure
the patient what he did before COMFORT
and SECURITY which render bim again OF use TO himself
and cheer him With the prospect of na and radical cure
Mr. GIiddon during his long experience has fitted rup
turej eases from children at the breast up TO parties who
have reached their Z" three and ten"
The adaptation Of the Gua Percha has proved Of meal
clable value the planting community, inasmuch the
Truss springs thus rendered permanently safe from
the corrosive effects Of human PeispiraOa, especially
that of the negro race.
Mr. GIiddon is 10 be found for short time at the City
Hotel Room o. Nashville. where he refer to OF
the prominent citizens of this city, whilst in Memphis be
crles recommended by Drs RObaTds and Taylor, Pro-
assos Memphis Medical College; Drs. Peyton, PiItman
Tivlor Hooks, Wilson and Jones
jan. -. l15J-U
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RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD.

FROM BOOKS OF TIE CHAMBER COMMERCE..
CO bales cotton, car load lumber do COAL bids be-
con- Lbl do hid tobacco 46 bbls lard Inf do sacks
oas do feathers do rags boxes eggs 10 do sundres,
LOT Of moyuC plumber.
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AN ACT to change the names of The American
built vessels -. II. Holmes" and "Franklin
Pierce" -re
Be Il enacted By he ,Senote and House of Repr e
sentatires Of the United States of America IN Con-
gress assembled That the Secretary Of the Treasury
be, and he is hereby apthofized to grant register
to the schooner - II. Holmes" an American built
vessel, now owned by Henry Gerdts and Carston
Nobrdcn, citizens Of Charleston. IN the Stale of
South Carolina, and that the name Of the said
schooner be changed tothat of Effort"
SIC. ?. Af3 Be IL ji,rtaeJ enacted, That the Sec
rotary Of the Treasury be- and heis hereby author-
led TO grant register to the steamer Franklin
Pierce" IN American built vessel, now owned by
L. 7. Murdock, aud W W. Waterbury, citizens Of
The city of Cincinnati; in the State Of Ohio, that
the name Of the said beat be ehaugedto that Of
'Texana' i@ ~
Approved Feb G, 1850.
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n, WONDERFUL AND EXTRAORDINARY CURE
OF RHEUMATISM OF TWENTY YEARS STANDING
Never my life had much pleasure in doing any
thing giving certificate to the world hope
may the Use of thousands OF fellow creatures being
relieved dreadful disease Rheumatism. MY wife
afflicted 1t for twenty years The time
suffering excrucang pains in every part of her body Hav-
ing appetite, she reduced to almost skeleton.
violent palms, that she seldom could sleep without
taking of opium. Every Joint swelled very
much and Knees hands and neck with large
Jumps She conld do kind of woTk--the sinews and
muscles being hard and contracted that her limbs were
drawn together that she obliged to be in
sany In this condition she had been for twenty years
without getting any relief from every thing used
until she commenced the of II. G. FARRELL'S ARA
BIAN LNIMENT-the first bottle of which produced great
change She has now used bottles, and dwellings
have nearly all down; pain has entirely left her;
sleeps and soundy is heshy than was in
her life; has excellent appetite and spins and all
day. BY the of few bottles be as well
ever she was If any one doubts this wonderful cnre he
has only call residence PEORIA and learn
from my Tes own lips Or Re can III in
H. C. FARRELL's ARABIAN LINIMENT is also an ex-
ceent remedy for Palsy sprsns Bruises, Cramps Chil-
blans, Burns Pains Toothache Sore Eyes etc; and, in
horses CATTLE is the best remedy in the world where
ternal application is required
Look out for C5unte,JeitsI
public cautioned against another counterfeit,
which has lately made its appearance called W. B. Fsres
Arabian niment the most dangerous of all the counter
ets because his having the of Farrell many will buy
II good faith, without the knowledge counterfeit
lists and they will perhaps only discover their when
no spurious mixture has ght its EVIL effects.
The genuine article is manufactured only by H. G.. Far
relI and proprietor, and wholesale druggist
No. II Main street, PEORIA Illinois, TO whom all applications
for Agencies must be addressed BE get with
letters II. before Farrell's, thusH c. FARRELLS
and his signature on the wrapper Al!ohers counter
fes. Soldb by
EwIN BROTHERS,
W. r. GRAY.
n. G.. SCUVEL.
and by regularly authorized agents throughout the United
States.
IL p Price 95 and 50 cents, and 81 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town. village and hamlet in
the United States, In which is already established
Address H. q. Farrell above, accompanied with good
reference to character responsibility, &c. feblIm
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COMMERCIAL.

NASHVILLE, Feb. 81, 1856.
CoTToT.-We have 10 change to note in the Cotton mar
ket Sales yesterday of 9ds bales at 81 a6si
Nothing done in Tobacco
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
statement from Canadn

VUEBIC Feb. !, l554.
Assws b. 4. Fahnestock Dc C5:-We had the plea
of receiving this morning, the within certificate of
your yermnge which will be very gratifying TO you as it
was sent voluntarily
We are, gentlemen, yours very truly,
J. MUSSON & co.
Gentlemen My little daughter, four years old and my
son. older were for considerable time suffering frurn
worms purchased two bottles of your Vermfree. Of
which gave them three doses, according to directions
and strange say less haa three hours they passed no
less than FIVE HUNDRED W0RAlS-sone of the ex.
tracrdnary length of from twelve TO fifteen inches
Having experienced much of the beneficial effects Of
your Vermifuge feel il my duty to recommend it to the
public as in my opinion Of the most eieacious rene
dies against worms ever yet offered to the public
Gentlemen believe to be your much obliged and
humble servant, NATHANIEL LEATERS.
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists
and country merchants throughout tie United States
febl-Wlm
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gGTylz' zz::s s..l:ilss tfI ROUTE.
s..ztzs Eas:3 sss:,1Ss Eszsg -,

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RATES REDUCED
TVRON the 18Th inst to the Ist of june the Rates of
i Freight from Charleston and Savannah to Nashville
FIRST CLASS.
Books and Stationery, Boots, Shoes and Hats Bottled
Liquors and Oils
iapphne and Spirits Turpeutne in casks and barrels,
china Glass and Glass Ware, Cigars in cases. Clocks
Confectionery Cutlery, in boxes and cases. Dry Goods,
in boxes and bales
Drugs Fruit Trees and Shrubbery Furs Garden Seeds
Locking Glasses and Looking Glass Plates "at owners
risE."
oysters in and jars, Saddler Tin Ware, Teas and
Spices, per leo lbs 81 70
SEC0ND CLASS.
Hardware, Except Cutlery" Heavy Castings and Ma
Cbinory.
Foreign Liquors. in barrels or pipes Cordage Tobacco
in boxes Carriage Springs and Axes Leather in rolls
and boxes Oils barrels or casks CrOckery and Queens
ware IN crates and casks, Rice, Zinc, Whiting Plaster of
IGfif, &c per 100 lbs. 50 90
Foxes Furniture Piano Fortes, Carriages boxed, and
otier light articles, not enumerated Also Carboys of
Acids viii BE- token ct actual weight but charged double
: list class rates per 100 lbs. 80 21
All articles not enumerated, to be charged at rates OF
From the Isl Of June to the lst of December they will
De charged aS follows: ' wa
! Isl class as above per loo tts.......Sl 20
/ Sraoial rates W. a" '.''.''-.... 90
Merchants shipping rem the Eastern cities vgil find
this the cheapest well as the most -,
Freghs from New ork and Philadelphia to Charleston
and savannah ranges from to IL cents per cubic foot
! according to class and character of vessels
As the Rairtad Companies at CharleSro, md Savar-
nah have discontinued the Receiving and Forwarding of
Merchandise 1t viii be necessary cons9n to Commission
Merchants az those points.
Shippers NAV rely upon strict adherence TO the above
/ rates. Ii. l. ANDERSON, S,p't. \. l. C. r. r
SPECIAL. NOTICE
No shipments entitled TO the above rates unless each and
every package has the OF the Depot ofdeyery
the initials \. L C. r. Il. plainly marked upon it,
Nashville, Jan, lift H.LA
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New Books! Now Books,
TuE MIrF,s YIcrnnY. nuMrs y

THE WIPES VICTORY. By Mrs Emma d. Z
" Sonthworih. In vols paper. Price IS cents.
Mrs Souihworh is the nest au;horess in the country
Her style forcibe and bold. There exciting ine
rest in all her COMPOSITIONS which renders them the most
popular novels 10 the English language 8s,r Iek Kr-
Mrs Southworh is the best American writer Of the
age"-Phila Merchant.
She has superior and there is chaseness and pu.
rv in all that she writes which cOmmends her the APP
probation Of every houstu mind Blitinpp,e Ee,s5-
'She is a woman Of brilliant genius. 0iige Branch.
"She is the best fiction writer in the country. -BfdO
EtJ,rsss.
She is the most original and talented Of living female
wrers!"-Pa5!ic Ledger.
Life in the ClearingS versus The Bush. BY Mrs.
Noodle author of Roughng it in the Bush' &c. vel.
paper. Price 50 cents -f-
Nay and December: Tale of Welded Life By
Mrs Huoback vol paper. Price 80 cents.
The Mysteries of the COnrt of Queen Anne
Beng one OF the most interesting Historical Romsnces
written By VIM. Harrison AinswOrth. author of Jack
Sheppard" &c vol. paper. Price 80 cents.
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NEGROES FOa SALE.

HAVE several very valuable servants for SALE that
have owned several years, having selected and retain
ed them for good qualities, but having moved to the
city have for them, consequently would like TO
sell them or exchange them for others nsg Apb they
are getting good homes Persons who have negroes that
they would send South not now exchange
REES W PORTER
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Tonight they give an ontire new pro2ramme

c-S@ We learn that our old friend 4. T. DAVE,
OF Jackson, Tenn, has removed to, and settled IN,
Hickman, Ky, and intends practicing bis profession
at that place IS well ss in ell the adjoining ooun-
ties in Kentucky and Tennessee. We have had
an intimate acqGanlaBcewi Mr. DAVE Ter several
wears and know him 10 De an honorable man. in
business he IS prompt, energetic and entirely re-
sponsble, ard viii, al, he is good lawyer and de-
serves rs We most heartily wish him. the most an
ole success,
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FUDGE DOINGS:
DEING Tony Fudges Record of the Same In Forty
ID Chapters BY TX. Marvel
The Land of the Saiacen; Or Pictures of Pales-
tine, Asia Minor, Sicily and Spain BY Bayard Taylor.
Rural Hours. BY Lady.
Freaks Of Fortune: Or, the History OF Ned IOrn By
the author OF the Rival Beauties" &c.
Fifty Years in Both Hemispheres Or, "reminiscences
of the Life of Tanner, Sc BY Vincent Nolte
Our Parish: Annals of Pastor and People
Camille; Or Life of Coquttte By Dunes .
For sale BY JOHN YORK co
SCHOOL BOOKS.
eV0HN YORK & co. have for sale all the Text Books
81 adopted By the High SchosL feblI
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Cinein natl Commission HOnsc.
nnonucp, AND MANUrACTuREs.


yr,HE unders ned continue the COMMISSION BUSI-
NESS at H. dr old stand, devoing prompt attention
to orders for
PRODUCE- AND MANUFACTURES.
Making cir nurf bases with CASH, they many times
enabled 10 onerate m advaniageousy Tor their TRENDS
than those who are VnpeIed to await renances or 10
IN Ty A TTtHF DRIED FRUITS, PROVISIONS DC, will
b aIso roplnt atten lion From long e&pcTe this
market we feel coude ut in being able To give entire salts
Ect,o, N those of our friends eGrOSting with their
business. Ifsblsd&w I'M Jas u. IbHhtH q 90.
TIE q LIANT KILLER,
nETTER KNOWN Leavitt'S Corn Mill and
Il Crusber NAV be in operation At the of
BROAD md summer Stree u. adjoining the Manufacturing
Establishment of David NJ. Allen Farmers aud socs
raisers are invited inc 's Mil as II IS unsurpassed
in IFS adaDtatou their aIlS fersOnS wishing to pur-
chase crushed stuff can bes upped by application above
or leaving their orders with t. A. ao"e Of DeafercE ST.
febi1Tim JAMES G. BALDWIN.
yULCANTZED INDIA RU sBER BEL ling and H0sE
ITTF are he sole the sale a tulCanzed India
w Rubber Betting Steam Packing and Hose, nanutac
urad by the Boston Betting 9fapaay large asso unen'
always on hand MAJ III q nAMlEIoNr
ia1Il No A. College street
FOR So LIE
GOOD safe Family Hor 81; Also Z substantial Se
n cond Hand Barouche and Harness. al complete
For terms &c apnly to =. a. &. NOEI. orto
ianll4 =. 4. SHELTON.
BUILDING LOTS. FOR SALE
I'VE have number of Bean tul building Lots in Edge
w field West Nashville, wings Addition Also,
desirable Lot near the New Oe ems Railroad Depot which
will sell very scc0mmoda ing terms Call soon OIL
| febls-l0t r. L. q R. W. L RoWN, Az Cherry ST.
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IEcrCsEs on THE pgcPHECIEs.-The third lee
turc in course On the decline and DESTRUCTION OF
Popery, VIII he delivered by the Rev. s Box
HOMIE, at oclocl, this "wednesday evening in
the Baptist Church on Summer street. Thepubic
IS respectfully invited TO attend.
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STEAMER IROOUOISF.

STEAMER TURQUOISE.
81 NJ D. L. f. II. BROOKS, MASTER, So
!r-a@A n WISHES to inform the public that lie has
z6ts5sN recently purchased tbis substantial Steamer
gs-=sz and intends running her during the present
from
NASHVILLE TO NEW ORLEANS.
and solcits from bis old friends formerly share
public patronage Mr. THOMAS j. HOPKINS will set as
Clerk and viii give attention any business that
be entrusted him. Whenever there patronage su
cent and shippers DESIRE by application the boats agents
trips will be extended the Cumberland high cp
as ROME.
The lROQUOlSE has superior accommodations for Pas
sengers and Freight, standing AEO in insurance Apply
to JOHNSON ( WEAVER, or
JOHN YEATNAS, Agents.
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MARINE NEWS.

THE OCEAN STEAMERS
Sailing DAYS 10 and from the United States.
FROM EUROPE.
AFRICA (Br) liverpool, Jan. 90 for ...... Boston
ATLANTIC, Ann Liverpool, Jan %, for. New York
ASIA. (fir) Liverpool. Feb 8, for Boston
BALTIC AM Liverpool FEB. 10, for. New York
CITY Or MANCHESTER, (BrJ Liverpool,
Fsb Il, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Philadelphia
CANADA, CBr) Liverpool Feb. H. for. ....... Boston
PACIFIC (Am.) Liverpool, Feb. "a for New York
Hermann Ann Southampton, Feb. 90, for New York
FROM THE UNITED STATES.
CANADA. (Br.) Boston. Jan 81. for: .... liverpool
PACIFIC iAm.D New York, Feb. :, for Liverpool
AFRICA (Brl Boston, Feb IA, for Liverpool
ATLANTIC, Am New York, Feb. 81 for 80. Liverpool
WASHINGTON, (Am) New York, Feb. "a for Bremen
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Amabel: A Family History.
BY MARY ELIZABETH yyORuFrF y

"Wait, and Love himself viii bring
The dropping flower Of knowledge changed to fruit
OF wisdom Wait; my faith is large in time,
And that which shapes it to some perfect end"
1eaassoa.
"A work Of uncommon merit force of thought and
original, interesting incdent"-Bost0e -4drertiser.
alt bears the stamp Of much than ordinary ge-
nus."--Iurifaa Recorder.
alt contains many Of hghly wrought interest -
PVtpa1n.
Ths story is remarkable for tie intensity Of the seut-
ment it embodies for its vigorous and polished dcton
great range Of aud character and for originality ard
energy Ueekly DesPatch.
"A story of heartjoys and trials. NOS without stirring
incidents and romantic ns-"-CArtstbdn Inquirer.
"There is charm ia this tale that is Irresistible
lang -4rgRs.
"sAmabel' is far above the range Of common fiction
both in STYLE sentiment and IL Is written with
vgOr strength ard clearness Of purpose The interest
the is wholly sustained The heroine is beautiful
natural and individual creation The style is admirable"
Home Journal.
With many others. Just received By
febS 4. HAGAN, Market street.
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STEWART {: OWEN,
MANUFACTURERS OF
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE,

tNsyt pooy 10 " H. Gordon If Co..
Il EEP constantly hand all kinds of improved Coi
IN ing as3 H55ting .STOTES Enameled and Plain
MANTEL CRATES, &c
- All kids of Job Work executed with neatness and
dispatch. feb9-ly
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NEW BOOKS.

gG@~5G O. ES9eSE
'B'G0Ea. f&cE%gsEa 81 q'G.s
ECgESs-sII,ssS.
IL Jtuiou street. Nashville, TcnucSSrc.
ETANE a iarrs supply o- the following, with general
assortment ot other ~Chaol and Classical Roo.
%F0DDAED,S SERIES ps' RITZ! VI E1G'It,S,
tfagEl-lSo:
The Juvenile Maulal 1riama;c:
The American l1r='i-g.,;-l Arithmetic;
The Practical Arithmetic;
The American E:r lo-0phIUli Arithmetic
'FOVAEHS5 ELEMENTARY SERIES.
COMPRISING.
Spoilers FIRST Second, Third, Fourth, th and sixth
Ms1-rl. IebE
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z = D O 4 I V III !!

Public Sale Of Splendid Building lois.
ON WEDNESDAY, 2sth inst 81 IL o'clock ON the nre.
~ misses, being the PSga tract q land about miles
from tine city, viii sell al public sale about FORTY q;
he most beautiful Lots offered within The dis
lance Of TIE CITY. Some - oil the Lots front on the
Mhe'sGrecS and Brick Pike Commanding q fine view Of
the cy OF Nashville. The lascGntan from To 20 acres
Ola tie tract a land EeTe are from 10 to IS neyerIaiHg
sQrs the Sa is good and the ne2hborhooi is excel
ect On many OF the lots there large number Of
tn most beautiful cedar trees-oJhtr timbel also.
THIS sale presents the finest Inducements Tor investment
thai las ever been CIsIsI IL tlis BsaE a-i.
=; omabCSes will leave the Public Square at o ock
ii, giving flee passage To sud from the lots.
Icims.-1, Do. Is. and "a months credit without in.
terea Tor Ell endorsed, payable in bauk and Zen
retained.
Come oue' cone ali! }iske the modern Brooklyn 10
Nashville what the great Brooklyn IS T. New Yorkl
j. i. * 4. W. BROWN.
i. z. $780,. Amc.-naar t-h.A
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y I. IU1NUL-hAI In
PORT RAFT PAIN TIE u,

POI 7 Z AIT = 4 T Err,
frb,o-t Studio over ". T. Berry Co.'S Book Store.
DG0PAH BUCHANAN AND DR. G A j MAYFIELD
Will 1--WE a Cuurse OF Instruction IN all The branches
Taught at the Nashville Medical College commencing va
the rst Monday APRIL and continuing during the sum
mer months
~ Fee go in advance. ieblG-lmdtw&w
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Tar CAMpaziLs At TIE ApEarnL-last night
tbs company gave their second concerts 10 crowd
ell and Fashionable aadie7ce, who eVinced as tie
rausie progressed a delight which we should be
untrue to ourselves did we not say we participated
in. In the overture tie efficiency Of each instru-
men, was manifest IN the beautiful harmonic effect
resulting from their combination.
Tie composition was exquisite and produced
with fine taste. The opening chorus from the beau
tfai Opera Of Ernaai, afforded fine opportunity
for the display Of ibe voices, and revealed the fact
that they had net been idles on their way, and left
MS IN doubt which most 10 admire the rich baritone
Of BUEBErT, the exquisite tenor OF PRENDEaaAsT, the
alto of FowlER. or The deep fall bass Of CLAET
The beautiful sopg EsH Brandon, sung by MIR.
PRryBFRotsr. IS well worth Tie price ofsdmission.
Mr. NEwco,BE gave his celebrated barlesque lee
iure on Woman's Rights, which is decidedly an
unique piece Of composition, and in his hands its
effects are irresistible.
Tonight they give an 5ptire new programme.
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U,RANK LEsIIE's LADIES, GAZETTE for
L February. Fer sale by JOHN YORK co.
"a Frank Lesie's New York Journal for january and
February. fsbls
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TEIOS. :. BIARR Is tbs GENERAL AGENT OF
THIS PAPER FOR COLLECTING sUBSChHIloN9'
ADVERTISING 81
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nEIDGE STE OK WAATED.-I will give yalu-
bic real estate in exchange for from 20 10 loo shares
OF stock in the Wire Suspension Bridge.
fshin-1 lie H. ". BROWN Az Cherry ST.