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DURTO N's-C HAM BE Il S-STREET.-
ID GREAT UIT.-UNDENIABLE SUCCESS of the NEW
sHAKESPEREAN REVIVAL,
Received with Cheers OF Genuine Applause by the public and
the EncOmiums Of all the Papers.
TIE Scenery of the Magnificent and Beautiful deerp
ton.
Tho Costumes all New Rich Elegant and Appropriate
The Acting by the Best Artists Of the Day aud the whole
forming
GRAND SIfAKESPEREAS TREAT
worthy the every sppecGVe lover OF the
Dralne.
Ieontes Mr. H. Perry; Hermone Mrs A. Parker; Florize
Mr.. Reynolds Autoycqs, Mr.. Buroni Old Shepherd Nh
Moore Clown sir Sctehe; Perdits, Miss Emily Thome:
The new Scenery consists Of vesbule in siciln Palace
with view the Queens boudO the Temple OF
Apollo az Dephos the Volcano Eupton Night scenes
the Palace Leontes the Shore during Storms appear
auce OF Time surrounded by clou M the Farm Grounds Per
d Cottage and view in Bohems Palace Of the Bohe
milan King celebrated Statue Scene in the sician Palace
MRS. CHARLES HOWARD,
tho and popuar Coincidence and Vocalist
eseed aid will appear MONDAY next.
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- WIN be reedy on SATURDAY, Feb. o.
CIARLEMONT, THE PRIDE OF THE VILLAGES a
TALE OF KENTUCKY BY ". Gilmore Smms, esq author OF
Guy Rivers" SC. illustrated by barley Ia ons vol LIMO
Price 81 g.
ever strange the may appear in the sequel-ho~ever IN
con with what usually supposed 70 be the sem btes
and characteristics Of they yet i5ue
met Of having been concluyoy estabhed by the best
testimony before court Of justice Very terrible, 'hdeed was
the TRAGEDY which they colducicdono hat startled the
whole country when il took place. and the I4oull interest," OF
which will long be remembered" =, . ,.,,,,
Alreaiy ued of thc sane series Of BORDER ROANCRs
]. GUY RIVERS. 4 Tale Of Georgs
H. RICHARD HURDIS. A Tale OF Alabama.
i'll BORDER BEAGLES. 4 Tale OF Mississippi.
In Press, 20 complete the Series, .
Y. BEAUCHAMPE; Or, THE KENTUCKY TRAGEDY. I'm
VI CONFESSION; Or, TIE BLIND HrARr. In AIrll
REV ROMANCES,
b. tie same author uniform with the above now ready
+ THE PARTISAN 4 Romance OF the Revolution
H. MELLICHAMPE. \ Legend OF tn Sautce.
ILL., KATHARINE WALTON; Or, The HEEL Oh DOR
IS. TIE SCOUT; Or TIE BLAcs RIDERS o. Tnc Con-
CAREE. - 1870 80 ~
corr. ~, ~
VII UTAW. \ sequel 70 the foTayers; TN H4Afca'l
SOUTHWARK no. A spell of Sunshine.
on receipt Of the retail price OF IT. eboye books VI"
be sent BY mail, postage prepaid ~ J. = hhpf ILLLD,.
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sixteen numbers ready, viz:
JOHN TRUE; Or THE CHRISTIAN ENEcRIENcE o. ~
HONEST Boy 49, -
THE STORY or AMERICAN HISTORY, FROM THE
EARLIEST SETTLEMENT or THE COUNTRY TO THE
ESTABLISHMENTOFT THE FEDERAL CONSTITUTION.
TIE STORY OF ENGLISH HISTORY, from the earliest
periods o the American Revolution.
THE STORY OF ANCIENT HISTORY, from the earliest
periods 10 the fall of the Roman Esspire.
THE STU DIO; Or, lLLUsTRArIoNs THE Theory
PR.cTfcE OF DRawING, for young Artists az home.
FRANKLIN, the Apprentice Boy.
THE HARPER ESTABLISHMENT Or, How TIE STORY
Books MADE.
TIMBOO AND FANNY Or, THE AUr OF sELF-INsrEro-
TION.
TIABOO AID JOLIRA; Or, rHE Arr or BEING UsErCt.
VIRGINIA; o., A LITTLE LrGHT on A VERY DARK SAY
EMMA: Or TUE TURF MtsroRrUEEs OF BELLE.
PRANK ~. THE PHILOSOPHY OF Tricks AND MISCHIEF.
THE LITTLE LOUYREi Or, THE BOYS Aso GIELs' PFC
THE STRAIGHT GATE Or, the RyLE OF EXCLUSION
FROM HEAVEN.
WILLIE AND TIE MORTGAGE; showing how mrcl may
be ACCOMPLISHED by a BOY.
BRUNO; Or LESSONS or FIDELITY, PATIENCE, AID srLT
DENIAL, taught BY Dog. $500
HARPER BROTHERS, Publishers
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5taticnerr ano fanep Sooos.

NJUCILAGE, in new and convenient Bottles,
WI with Metallic CAP and BuhDdspe1tabe 20 merchants
and useful 70 evervbody For ssle By IHADDELS DAflDs
Co.. Manufacturing ststioners No - CLfsI rhsTfo.t
~ DE- l. L S ID ID & Co. p"
WRITING INKS pronounced by tie be,. chemists % -
ore 5urble than other made EOs sale the TRADE
ONLY BY THADDEUS DAElDS Co, manufacturer Of
INKS In al ths varieties sesIns Wax Waters AUcLsss, &c
No IS Cb-.st., New f0gt.
ITO DEALERS in FANCY ARTlCLE>.-
j LUBIS'S K1tTae's. Soap Polasdes Toist Po~def
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LOWS Honey TAbiets Ok MauJw, Poms'gin, &c.
CLEANERS Honey Sosp, Shaving Cream Narrow, Ae
BAR GLOVES Hair Straps, Rubbefs ke-
BRUSHES, EnElsh and French Tooth, HaT, Clotni A.
TURKISH TOWELS, TOweling, Dust-rs, &C, Como@
SPONGES, Ia &c assortment. Fine. batsn2, @e-
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IInfsrtsd a. u Tor sale wholesale a. low pIees ~
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HARPER STORY BOOKS FOR MARCH.

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Ii HARPEKS STORY BOOKS MosrHLY SERIES oF
HaRRATIvEs BIoeKaPHIEs and TALEs for the lnrcon and
EntsI,t..nent Of 'he YOUNG By JAsos AHsoTr. EHoe
TERNs-ksoh number Of HarpeIs story Books VIII con-
tain loo AGES IN small form, very beautifully AZ lsiEec
snd fri fei On superine calcn Tered pare.
The series De OBTAINED Of Bookseller P-rodea AGENTS
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year IWenty-hye Cents number N papef OF fo-y en
number IN muslin Gilt Tie postage upon harTers story
BOoks Numbers which be paid quarterly ~ adyance =
Two Cents crtiors may commence with sy number
HspeFs Story Bcoks-w be Supplied 70 nutscni-fsG t'e
Dollars
Tie Pub.bers vii supply Specimen Numbers satuitoa.y
AGENTS and fotsers and w make liberal arrange lens
with tht for circulating the work. They VIII aso supply
Cuts 1--WE d liars year or hVe persons AZ
Ten Dosfs tsrgymen and Teachers suPpiirc A. Two bp
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Also the hound Volume.
Five volumes are now readv elegantly bound in Muslin, gilt
leach Volume containing three NunbCTsL PEce pleach.
They are the best Chdrcns Boots Published They
wisely svod The Introduction discussion Of religions otcs
such a. Christian parents may unhesetigsy paee
IN tLe! ohidren's hands The price i msrvelousy low
Twenty five cent? humber makes II about sN OF rnt
trd two excellent craving for each cent Of tie money Ie
the price. One good thing these S0ry Books viii certainly
@ h'rcforh inferior suthorsh end rsed M worn
Illustrations not be- pamed OF on children They have
samples here what best them and they shreNd
m. y. Daily Times.
Once Introduced into the family circle these books will
he welcome ysants eagerly looked by friends
Every pove in the topographic and XyiograPhie as -
made to contribute 10 their embeu-hmeht
a mes. vslrsblc addition TO the juvenile library Always
fall Of useful uo end enforcing the pnrest moral prn
Tles they written grary attractive style end tend
cherish reading instructive cha acte Their
nieres il eatly enhanced by the admirable style ~ which
Issued Tho typography Of very superior order and
the pictorial embellishments executed ia the best style OF
modern wood engraving. No family receive these stories
monthly visitsut. within their dwellings and gain
tCourer and Eng lrer.
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DOBERT CARTER 4 BROTHERS
III No. as5 Broudwsv.
Have in Press:
MEMOIR OF ADELAIDE LIAPU NEWTON
MEMORIALS OF CAPTAIN HEAOLEN Wears.
LIE or JOHN u. MASON. ID. ID. Bv Dr. tsu &c mt "a
DR.. HODGES COMMENTARY on EPHE SLAMS.
DR.. SIMPSONS COMMENTARY or HEBREWS.
CARDS SERMON BEFORE OF ZEN VICTORIA
BLAKTLH'S THEOLOGY Oh INVENTIONS. lAirch L.
McCOsH On TYPICAL FORMS AND ENDS - 'REA-
TON.
CHFEVFR'S LECTURES on COWPEf
DODDRIDGE'S ENPOsITOR- New Edition.
FOOLS ANNOTA1IOSs. New Edlol.)
EDWARD CLIFTON; Or. MENoRIEs o. CsILDHooO
MEMOIRS OF DR.. klTTO. 2voi anles limo
DIR. SPRAOUE'S ANNALS OF TUE AMERICAN Pull
PIT Vols. ! and Cougrczstouase taeaiy .u sept
Tte on ard s.l hy the Rev. joan 0rlE
OWEN on He HEBREWS. volumes 2ro.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-21

This Day Published:
u i A L NJ 4 n o K
ID OR, THE CAREER OF RISING NAN
Complete in one thick Svo volume Of 30 pozes
mastery effort Of practical and well trained witer
From The Albany Evening Atlas.
The animated style and refined tone, learning End wit OF
this volume once rank among the class Of hctols
which Bulwer and Disrsel have given U.s.
ain Europe where BesumsnoT has been very extensively
noticed the opinion generally prevails that BuweT, and no
other IL its author ground that he desires 10 test public
approval simply Opon the merits Of the work itself lis how"
ever the piece Of fiction that hes been written within
a Of years"
Published by bURhf' bufa'o
Cores mailed free OF postage upon receipt Of price.
For sale in New.York b. ROSS JONES T0USEf, ard
BY Book SELLERS throughout the country.
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VHE GREATEST NEWSPAPER ENTER.
4 PRISE ofthc DAY IS FRANK LEsLIE's ILLU SfRATED
NEWSPAPER. No ian y should be without H. u y
fec, record the and will make tn Ealds1est ni
ehearest illustrated volune published The present. nunDer
eNtsias portraits Georse Washington his vile also
~ lie ate Councilman Dixon, sui upward Of twenty otter
,usr,VinC This paper Published eIpense OF seytsl
tbrsaud dollars week sold AZ tie low pree OF 10 cents PEI
cor On : per Annun- Oehce Nos II and Spreest
WYATT WHITMAN's POEMS LEAVES
w or GRASs.--Thi wort was steTeotypedj few
60. cv sale. hlch viii be O prrt
FOWLER WELLS, Nv ~ bssse~-y.
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NJ IB l. O's G. X ID + n
~ THURSDAY EVENING, February q, 1870.
LehInsn's piece ont. 1850
THE ELF KING
Or WEALTH POVERTY
Prineirn characters wonderful RANFLS. Produced
REGARDLESS OF exuense with novel and extraordinary tricks
changes and effects properties,
accessories, costumes, musk groupings and dances
DRAHArIs PEEsONA:
Funanfolly, Merry Vsgsbond 80. Antoine Rave
Spsdilo, Il Gambler. francois navel
The Baron HauteDbas. .............,. Jerome RaVel
Angelo an Artist ................... Emile Maugin
,...........................ha Mad. Marzett
Cupid ....................La Petite Adele Msrzei
The entertainments TO commence With
THE SECRET MARRIAGE
Characters by the Rayel Fe'nily
PRICES ADHESION:
The only seats that can be secured in advance are:
Orcheetra Seats u edch
open daily, from for the sale OF Tickets ana
securing Orchestra Seats and Private Boxes only.
Doors open O. performance commence at = o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-21

ALecture will be delivered by JAMES A. McMAsTER
Edor OF The NewYo freemans Journal, OF Hope Chapel
Nos 7ls and 40 Broadway above 4st, THIS EVENING
SCI 20 AZ o'clock Snbiec The Destiny OF the County
OF Catlocy Face Face with the United states 4oAeS
.5esuf
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p ARNUMs AAlERICAN MUSEUM.-THIS
pERHAM's FOURTH EYT, yRPRISE GIFT

~ MS received for admin Of four persors
800 - 70 bLCkLEf'S OPERA HOUSE No. $50 Broadway.
r.. no sale At the box oace lc1 70 tn g 10 daily
sh<si pJs GO sieyss ~ SiQ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-21
Recommendation of Washington's Birthday ia

a. T.. 4. Grand Celehrriiop of Wsshnsns afn,
Birthday. by WALDENSE LODGE No. ., IN Broadway
tabernacle Feb o. at y O'Clock, Au Address viii be
deW Washington and the Revolution by the Hev l.
T. Cuyer and William I'LL aud his Glorious Achieve
D.nts by the Rev. J. b. Finley LII d. Tickets p cents
zach can be had at VIM Hall Sons No ~ Broadway ana
a, ~ a dooT on IN. evening BY order OF the Committee
FRANCIS McMULkIN, Secretary.
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Prof a. N, Mitchell will deliver the Third Lecture OF h
s.res on ASTRONOMY, at the Brooklyn Athen@nm, on
THURSDAY EVENING the 2lst inst Subject" Exarnna'
ion Of the Mosac of Creation in the Light OF Modern
Astronomy" Doors open at Lecture 20 commence az
oclock ficke % each may be had al the phclpA
Broohlyn Book and Music Soors and at the door
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90 farmers ano Uihsrs.


CHINESE POTATO, in tin eases, At $o to $40
~ e.eh. Oser or BASKET Willow Scsnsi Lrohce and So
uAch Plants; AnonS ree- E.dh Almond Ipeef. and Nsv
Annual Chine SUGAR Seeds Priced s2fn
csBts. WN X. PRiNCE 10, Fiu>oi"s, ~. u.
TCHABOE GUAN0.-Just received by the ong
Wave Spirit direct from tho IehAbos Islands ssso 10
SUPERIOR GUANo (which 10 the fpt arrived once hst
brought by the shp Shakespeare In lsl Th oosno now
landed In excellent ordrr will be sold VA lots seit
ckAssrr Samples and analysis viii Dc by addressing tho
A the quantity small early Application viii -
esssTy. Price, 20 per tan Of l.coO Ia
4 LoNGETr,
No. - Cfst corner Of Fulton, Ss~.Yort.
DERUVIAN GUAN0-With Government brand
III and weight each bag.
ICHABOE GUANo 10y brig Wsys spintl
SUPFR-PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
BONE DUST foF sale by
A LoNCETT No. 81 CliasL. Ger. Falton, Ny.
ITO FLORISTS, GARDENERS, BOTANISrS,
i ard PROPRIETORS Of NURSERIES, Of NsW-YoRK
envrOnyThe undersigned wishes 10 receive sneoD yosr
49,. IN order 10 al orders snch sTteies
may suit II nAe
No. - Ursnlinesst. Nev-Oriesns
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Dedicatjop.-The Brosd-st. NJ f. Church tof Newark "
J VIII be Dedicated the worship and service o. Ministry
Sod 90 FRIDAY Feb. o. the Anniversary OF Wellington
Birthday Services during the day in the following order;
Nltle m Preaching and Dedcetoy Services by the Key
R;.bon M SIMPSON d. D. other Exercises By the Rev T.
NcCIRROLL, the Rev. j. :. PORTER and the Rev pr
WILEY. At 9 D. H., Preaching by the Rev Bishop o. r.
PIERCE D. d. the NJ l.. Church. South; other Exercises
by The Rev L. X. DUNN and the Rev. G. s. VANCLEVE
A. p reaching by the Rev Bishop T. L. JANhs ~ u
oh,r Exercises by the Rev. Dr. KIDDER and the Rev A. L.
silx in.;,ed 10 attend H. COX, Pastor.
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Yoapa Men,. chri.lian UNION Of New:Y ora arA

The regular Semi Monthly will be held in the NesiI
of the Rev. L. IT, CHAINS Church, on TIT RSDA1 re
a at "a p. Question for discussion; Are Oreeas anu
Hefs essential 70 RelGious Character" . 90
CLEMENT d. NEWMAN, Recording Secretary
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SUBJECTS:
THURSDAY, Feb. H-Jeanne dare.
MONDAY, Feb 25-hi'me de Seyigne.
THURSDAY Feb. 28-M me de Maintenon.
MONDAY March 3-M'me Roland
THURSDAY, March 6-Mme de Stsel. .
MONDAY March lO-M'me Guisot (Pauline de Meul9u.)
Course Tickets 81 Single Tickets 80 cents To be bad at
,rs,eTs No. 765 Broadway at Lockwoods NO. al bT>d
nav. md al the desk Of the Mercantile Library.
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w 50 cents; Family Circle 2j cents; Stalls 81; Private
Boxes SC and 81 Doors open at G ocock Pero;nsnees con
nepce at 7-BeneGt OF Air. h. PLACiDE-IhIS E'hNIND
will be performed; JOHN 81 III. e,s,. ...-
job ThobeHy MI Pseide Hon Tom shutieon TO-,
RIsTv Miss RAYMOND Mrs. Brlg ruddeTy. Mrs eFnon
THE FIRST NIGHT
Mons Mr. Placide Emile Dufsrd. Mrs Conover
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RUNNING TIME BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO, AND
BALTIMORE, 28 H0URSi
BAGGAGE CHE ,hEJ FHROUGHI
FENHE ONLY ROUr by whics through tickets 10 Wash
I ington can be procured 10 which point wei! to
Baltimore, it is the shortest direct aud in re
spect the most reliable II is the ouy by winch
purchasers of Through Tickets New York enai.
to reach the cities OF Baltimore Phoienhia a-d ssw
York. at the cost of Tick to NJ IN ,.y thus
abling Business Men aud Travellers pleasure infor
nation to visit fur of the pFncpG in the Union for
less cost than Can be afrGed BY suy other route.
And il is the lny route by which Through Tickets
be had to Richmond Norfolk Winchester Fredericksburg
and Petersburg u, Charleston, Savannah, Macon, At.
gnts, Augusta. B kley Springs and Bedford Springs
Passengers fg. NASHVILLE take the Stage coaches Of
Carter Tho'ns~ steamers q Cumberland river,
to LoUISvILLF Meeting tners he United States
Mail steamer 'iDoiousti, the j. II rsonvilIe
Railroad TO Indian obs Ind, lsct connection st
Columbus. Ohio, wiz he Centrli "a Railroad to Wheel
ing whence close ecto1 'h baltimore and Ohio
Railroad is made Was'50k l,sy, BaiFImore Phila
dephia and New York .....
~ Passengers hold .; Through Tickets from Menu
phs are transferred at Cairo to the cars of the Illinois
Central Railroad. from thence passing through Tsrre
Haute Indianapolis Dayton and Xena to Columbus Three
DAILY Trains leave Columbus - a. NJ, $50 r. NJ and
l2 P. M.
- Travellers are requested to notice that while this is
the only route a riding Through tickets al lbe Eastern
Cities the charged by other routes 6e1g
York h it Is also the shortest speedy and direct
to all the leading points the East. The distance from
Columbus Baltimore only SIS miles, being l00
miles shorter New YORK. than BY any other route There
less changes Of cars BY this route, and consequently
less detention, than b. any other.
~ The road is ballsated with broken stone aud is
entirely free from dust
For further please aPplyto D. G. RUNSEY.
Agent Nashville Tenn.
For Through Tickets ap3y in uousille at tho Office Of
the u Ms steamers, at toe Jesrsl eglroed
Office, Nam street WIN. Z. WuODSInE,
Master transportation 3. d q. r. r,
JOHN IL. SHARP, General Western agent.
june IS
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Funeral Undertaking.
Axcelsi0r" - ]!

the great trial of Azrc ural liz 5-lsnts in Nash.
"a vile the 9Th, 5h and of june 1856
TAE "EXCELSIOR CORN COB MILL" WAS AWARD.
BID THE HIGHEST PREMIUM,
a. will appear from the following extract from the report
of the committee TdeJ ssy-
"Of Corn and Coo Crushsrs thera were entries, but
in consequences Of accidental bresksge only two
made lrias s.- Ff
! Excelsior By J. q Bl3wiu jLe27itts Pa:enL)
Joyces Star Xiii, by R. s. Weller l5lls Giant. by
0 Il. lndersOn -tt'4 .'.a ~ %. q.
Both ese CrusheTs are constructed similar rnecbani
c.i pr nc,pss aud about thG power; but ibe
Judges gave the premium TO Ba6wn's Ma It seemed TO
nave more capacity II Syea time but s chei superior
" consists in Us VI ibe IlDss which constitute
the gFlndng suracs and IT wearing surface
Tnee grind ng surfaces are iron ano can be re-
ne yed READILY aud at lgls cost. This siVea more dura
hllity for less mHney .f..
Tne above dtl for Crushing Corn and Cobs or grind
ing meal for .aniv furnished ell complete sDiA
to, par Of grsdisg rings s7hch makes It QuGl 10 tt0o
naii.s, at the los pTlc- of 5000.
l Address JAMES c. BALDWIN CO,
is27-6msw&w 81 College street, Nashville, Tenn.
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I IBkAhY OF WIT, RoN4NCE AND RACINElS,
- bzI2g TRANSACTIONS from the French new ed,tioo bean.
niuil' iiusET ted Catalogues free on enclosing at
three cent stanpto Il. ). G. SMITH co.
usy2s-wsm. Box S2lQ, New York P o.
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stopping sl>outnamPon both going and returning, they
offer paseng proceeding Londn Havre advantages
any ohrr rouie the eoonom, time and money.
Passage from New YorS Southampton Bremen, First
Ca6n Saloon, $50 dollars; First Cabin, Lower Saloon lI0
dollars. Second do. 50 dollars
All letters aud must pass through the Post Of
fce
No bills Of ading viii be signed parcels received the
day OF sailing
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each ship.
10 For fright passage apply 10 -
H. SAND, II South William street, New YORK.
c. A. HElNEKEN & CO.. Bremen,
CROAkhY q CO., Southampton.
NM. ISkLlN, HsYTe. isn2s-ly
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NHE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic ctiei
with Western, Northwestern and Southwestern States
by continuous Railway direct THIS road also oosnecr
ct Pittsburg with 0aily line of Steamers to all ports
the Western Rivers, and at Cleveland and Sandusky viii
Steam to Ill ports the Northwestern Lakes making
the most dtrect cheapest and reLiGbb route by which
FREIGHT be forwarded to and from the Greet Hesf
Rates between Philadelphia and Pit.sburg;
FIRST CLASS. Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods = , ooa
lin boxesr) Furs, Feathers, &c....-.. so P 'VVo'
SECOND CLASS.-Books and Stationery, ----
Dry Goods (n bRles,] Hardware, Lea 69c per l0og
theT &C.
THIRD CLAS5-AnviIs, Baggng, Bacon, "a, -. ,oop
and Pork (in buk,l Hemp, sc. DUG per ioVH
FQURTd CLASS.-Cefes, Fish, Bacon, No.. ,oot,
and Pork (PGckedD Lard and Lard Gill; F'' po' i'""
Flour 81 per bbl. until further notice.
Grain-50 cts. per leo lbs until further notice
Coton-S2 per bale not exceeding 500 lbs weight unit
further notice. t.f..
~ In shipping Goods from any point East of Phla
delphia be particular 10 mark package gia Pbqdei
Railroad" All Goods consigned to the Agents Of this
Road ct Philadelphia Pittsbg will be forwarded With
out detention
FREIGar AeENFs.-Harris WormIey & Co, Memphis
Tennessee; Z. t. Sass Co, st Louis; J. s. Mitchell
Son. Evansville Indiana Dumesnil Belland Murdock
tsrter Jewet Louisville, KY; C. Heldrum Madison
Indiana; Sprignan Brown, and Irwin Co Cincinnati
N. W. Grsham a Co, Zanesvle Ohio; Leech i 90. No
"A Kilby street Boston, Leech Co. Astor House, SeR
York; No VILLAIN street. and No s BAtteri Place NeE
York; l.. Sneeier, Philadelphia; MaglGw Koons, Bal
timore; Geo. G Franciscus. Pitisbarg sas .
H. Ii. HOUSTON, General Freight hgsat, PlIE.
3. J. LGABAERT, Sap't, Attoona, Pa.
JAMS '66,-tlsI 81.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-09-19
NASHVILLE ACADEMY OF MUSIC
soUTg Wise sgegET. sAsaY LILLE, TENN.

No q SOUTH YISE STREET, EASaf Lille, TENN.
NcoRPoRAIEo 1856.
rs 1ostitutn viii cpen on the Secono
4 s3on is7 in Sspse1bsr next The system
OF ns : uei On cdopued for this AcaeemyI Y Y
mprs.s ave dep lrtnsnts, viz: Primary,
5th Har S0Dh more Junior and Senior TO which is sd.
D. Normal Department designed for those WHO intend
20 edesl profession. Pupils received at any
EHs aad egra ro hs time hsy enef 10 tue Close OF
Ao.drr-;c Tesr IS di7i7ed ine two Sessions The
~ Commencing % The first Mon3sy in February and
-s..us ~ t5s .hc5 FRIDAY ia June
TRIMS PER StSStOS:
Prirrar7 Dagsrtuert, $50 Junior Department t85
Ersshtr a, 25 Senior DO
sggh.-4ora 80 Normal 50
rxrRas
P-zte rssructOzs tbs Piano or Guitar, (twO lessons
10 30 60 on the Harp, do do 46
10 % Do IL VOcsisstion, Italian style, do 40
lrsro-!i1as to Gentlemen tho Yiclin Flute two
.. hi..s u tse vesk, .. SIS
- F0r = fl-s lEticulars, sppy to the Principal.
GTI1A - ) : iBEItIi V ft(i trABLE PILLS.
THESE lebTt Pi Is general throughout the
whoe West. about 100000 boxes are sold annually in
Tennessee, ......
proceed from allowing Digestive organs to remain out OF
Act5iy Of the stonachj Jaundice;
Bii rs Complaints; Fevers;
L'aii CT fApPsLIei Sosivenessi
-a..-. Nrrv5u4 AdzcLion; Headaches;
Llye Joulysirts; Sleepessness;
Nausea and Vomiting: Worms.
leo CERTIFICATES
f Physican5fTo every section of the United States who
Pis in their Practice may be seen, by call
1HE HEALTH ALMANAC FOR 1857,
o Rhihhe hz, from New York. $4,000 copies
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
nug27 Il College st, Nashville.