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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-16
IMPORTATIONS
FOR SPRING OF 1866 7!

L HE subscbers beg Ausnt on of their friend
md The trsd. gsae ally, to their arrangements for
"sPBING SALtS."
We sha De egared by the lO,h Of Fsb-uary to show
LARGE AND ATTRACTIvE STOCK.
Our Foreign Department
Viii BE- 'urPiet vith amo. en'irey stock, which
has b. Ps nay ssecte By u the hsuss in Eaiops
We invite particular attention to
Our Dress Goods Department.
We hall Be able TO show all the
NEWI Sg DESIGNS AND FABRICS,
la silks, Barages Barage dc LANES, Challies lis
sues, Elegant Robes, Brilliantes, GrsnadineA De-
Baigss French, Scotch aud English Muslins, Lawns
aud canbries, hombaEinss, Alpaeeas shGwls Scarf,
Mantillas, Talmas, &e &C
Also,
vefy larg- stesk q ERENcH scoToH and IRISH m
BH"ipEaIks. whlTE GOODS, LINENs, LlNKs GOODE,
HiBkONs, &c Ae
In ihs
Hosiery Department,
An uuusuAily large 4. ~ every variety Of
English and German Cotton. silk and Lisls TArsas
Hose, Gloves, Aitts, ap,SSnSll Wares, &C, &c.
go
ehoice ssocs of Goods ~
GEETLRNER's wEA2 and TAILoRS USEB.
Carpet Department,
Every variety Of Rich Velvet Wilton Tapestry, 1Tu.
sels. 3 Ply and Ingrain carpsys, Canton MATING.
FlceE oil clotks kugs and LEug gets; RICH CUh.
TAIa sTUFFs, IN sn.st saTissv sha
HOUSEKEEPING GooDS
Also.
Domestic Goods Department.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-16
READ TnISt

HAVE Tor safe NEGR0Es of rzcslrni q Arsc,rr
anouEst them ood plo.t bows On rAtfa Sea
Va her snd lronrr SC Also flai e. rated E0an VIVA
extra Co0k, asher shd ir0ntf WauRHieA 10 sat n
sac. jan1l hffS ". D, LTtk
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-16
AMERICAN. corroH AND w0oLIEg eooDs.

AMERICAN, COTTON AND wEoLIEx GOODS
Werpsat vhat hAYe oaen said bsf re-, thst n IL
rfentau o. c1.T the SuttsFn Trade q LARGErT
suCKs n Hnss, and g. Esas 0ss aseg ss1f
N fiag nsuf ~ o. ~ oesEtey.
aur FtssiEn f1ss-tl lsFoaFAffrs aad
pEFlaa zfsy adsI Itsa - saatas "a nmt q a.
We stS ts gfsa % be lrA6r II usrket ihc ssn
lnx seasoa, atd thsla T. sin Srnascs
Ast h sn - shs tasrssf q Gloss BpYEks % sk.n
tar ierms CASH oF GOOD NOTES. payabl. taelrt-
aaiF 90 tiHk We tAth aho saAere - ths ssstss lsk
has eostrd - s p4st nj q se ~ Reae ~ bgaeu
sne cersa eorfa CO ~ asff rzsa. Afnassfasss
co.f Prirs
BANCROFT, BELTS & MARSHALL,
coo and 2ll kizg 81,
tss-eP Charsesseps =. 4 /.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-14
POLITICAL.

DEr6cRATrc REPUBLICAN GENERAL CoNH-TrEE.
ise e,y and county q New York held al Tsnmsny Han
he evening Of Monday the loh instant Mr. Charles A. S.y
were adopted with great unany, there Be but one vse
Kssossd That the Democratic Republcaq eeners, Conn
Pee o. hs ely q New York z view q The esq q ne @
osgens the worh the cononaed p,eseya
q e democraac party ASSERTING saa n.a,nlnng
s hs and n & sss now
p1sseS eGsgh the mos and srs q as
sesa;s enemies with ne purity q Y prnep,s:
q anS he wo sns
soDgrsaioos and renewed tia. zoe stability o.
louneaion a. sold aud maoveab!e IS founders were
Resolved that 10 the democracy q the rIo-l also
country through urea: ming an orasa ossRi
atone Of he for neysT been 50 ssysrs o. ae
Resolved That we are especially proud o. he pcsto.
She has 5ssa TIE e hslss4 sss e Tan
ma H sna ~ s aHisa nt q e
her and mishy commercial power and en-.
soldiers BY iacr rendered such sai:en: cd !,
as a he ss
Der his fmssistrate Of whom sae . Justly he Afn0w
Resolved That there be Of % he
S an he MSse T0o As q es s
New York irrespective Of party in he ee,ton o.
Amidst The masterpieces opposition. Internal and
e,srns an opposition chass:sr5sd oy me nersss no
the calm, evidence Of copsumma.e esdsr and
The bold mistaken front OF successful general 90. IN m
dated by threats by the fearful combu on9 FORM
ed against him. in which the bases OF all ether pccL AMI
Laons united with the unpr-ncpd Of he relied con-
gdeDty the virtue and ofte democracy ard
the the result ae assertion 81 the right md ~
the wreath Of the conqucrors laurel would round his
brow
Resolved That though the election Mr. possesses
peculiar points not sppfcsbe 70 NE other democrats caBdi-
srpot unnndful of the visoy achieved
in the election Richard Busted snd the cher OF
the party they good and true In vbtIn he epoa
cy especial pride. and whose election hau Win great
satisfaction
Resolved That wam,y congratulate Zoe democracy Of
of New York "a having Dcbiy stanf by
candidates and elected osegacn 70 ihe
Congress-, 81 when only their constituency but
the nation at large may be Justly proud.
Resolved That view o results he deusc-rsry are
ed assemble the Old Wigwam a. rarmsny Fan
Wednesday evening" the 2h INST, at ~ o,coca 70 cele
these victories and that committee Of one rom each
ward be appointed by the Chair 10 make The necessary pre-
paratiops for their reception
signed. WILSON SMALL, Chm. Dem. Il. q. Com.
SAMUEL l.. BENEDICT
lLFREp CHANCELLOR,
PETER B. SWEENEY,
JoEs Y. SAVAGE,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-14

ITO LET OR IEAsF-IN THE rrw MARBLE sru.p
tnF goo Rroedwsy west side, below C~nsl stress. he
elegant ssee Ne floor Is bv 700 WITH o. wth
on. above including beastfui NOV widow arrow ~
first heor Those rooms all ven nehseS end h~ve been
recently painted and fsd the beU nsrper and are
very desirable. Possession Immediately. Inquire b &s
s.ose on The premises OF o. b. POTTER Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-14
LIST OF LETTERS
Lcnainine n tIae Few Rers ClEy Pess SnSse,
Friday, Nov. ~, 1850.
LADIES LIST.

passa a sussrstvsy 10 Sgs soHs ErsAls, ~ Aes u
Gnssmsxso y1sr ss2sS Sc 0se< oSoaves AZ AMI pas~
N a. f.Ax RAAss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-14

A LARGE ASSORTMENT or HAVANA. DoHxrrC
N and German se1Ars, lees than msuS -ycmas
~ upwards operas ~ Cash advances MADE on segsrs
Of any qualify and In any quantity.
nAvAEA Sugars, NEW CROP, Jusr RBcmvKp
III Per Blaekwsrrsor. Conchse, n5ssas, giufasa scer
cAs, ~, " Ne 100 q Loo %, 49,. EP. RcoNRa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-14

c,EoARs-s Rap, SUCCESSOR TO r. A. zocTJrp
- "a Second avenue between Twenty fflh and Twsns.
an streets constantly on hard all knas OF domes az,
imported scrsrs Of The most approved brand all kua al
tail tr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-14

INSTRUCTION.
e1n -BooEKErPrNo WRITING. ARITEMErrC-
srUccn and elegant wrerp ard
prsra boekkeepers possible tme Tvnssst.
may be secured Ibis day evening fer ouly 30 for fan
A Swiss LADY or docn EDrckTJov sppAyraa
"A Trench German and Enrish srammais~Ik S1GFs
sltu,ton Is govcrness isdy,s ocmpanon a. s.smsi.A
dress q. ". 10 Atlantic a., BROOKLYN.
RocEErFrfNs wRTrrNu AND pNH rYNF1 =
ID serfas 70 swccees In mercantile Se - srsA1 ~ MI
TN b1hOs In an espSdiftoua Ard snrswssr ussnsv -
the ertfe ereluscn IT he modern ard we've $50. 80
sasry Rooma, - broadway, Appsssn . RusSms.
ERENcH LANGUAGE -rRornssoR ri TIdRoTv
slV hoadwsy continues 10 give horcush pssyrr,ion ~
ne rener ansuase mpsrtins u his pupils he Ahilv y,
Wch me language with auentv and corr~cuc~s Arries
ucn. between nc hours OF and or aud M
ISsrRCCTfoN.-DArIyL LESSONS IN LAIN aEvYW
ne commos and higher English bpanres win Be s,ysn Nv
city or Brooklyn, terms ne 80
given Address A. L. T., Herald Office -
SPAN1sH LAraUAoE.-PRor- }0TTT7 VII r5--77vS.
- mtsce an evening class for bern,ers a. Ss~asy
nei and another Tor advanees students a. Tuesday "A
- Eghh street adjoining the Mercantile library
TUE PRINCIPAL OF CLAssIy "a > 400. - .,.1S
eV w~bes 70 ind purchaser for be same or 4 p4rtarr
square Post odace.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-14

DM0vAL-fN Cog~kQUsrUE go rssto =
~ warehouse being destroyed ~ FIRE ne lrsln-s rr.s
have removed their OILS ~ No 70 Mafrev ctr4r N r, -
street. up stsiya HAtS1FD. Ek0l sw :"
Erw ycns, Nov. 10. 1870 w.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
:, ...,o,.Ole dsysIopmen: Of Anti Slavery prD-
,,,, vn,r,oN OF sHAKEsPEARE-wEB-
NE" sTFR's AUTOBIOGRAPHY.

S~~ "" WI Nos. Wednesday, April %, 1856.
,., 40. how can better make use oi Shakes
" h;,,h.dsy than by writing TO you 70 announce
md. rtskibg, which IS hkeiy, tn'ns' 10 hod
"'. HE place in the record oi the successive
80. oi The works Of the great poet Little,
P'D-6 Go .hsveiD pres an edition OF Shakespeare,
Richard Grant White the author OF Shakes
so"'s s.h.,s,s The ass 0, il is an entirely new
-. .f the tIt Of the original fJio, with the
~.l'.-,.I emepdations Of the various editrs. 1t
-. .ocompspied by irtroduotons to the plays,
h;.,oricsl sketch Of the English stage, his
49,, 49, Itch OF the text, life Of Shakespeare,
nnop hs genius, and glOSs4rla index. The
rl ..sa,s plays and poems, will hli twelve volumes
III o,,syo Of the size Of Pickering's besutfu edition
- Tx,xbit's Chaucer-the most convenient and
..,f, form that has yet been DC ssed for volumes
a poetry.
;,,g Of this edition, and portion OF it is likely TO
=. ..red during the coming Summer. From careful
..,;nston Of the proof sheets am satisfied that it
N bs m all respects the best edition Of Shakespeare
80, ,pbished Il will be not ouly the most accurate,
A., The handsomest and most convenient. The pub
r.b, have taken extraordinary pains with the type,
A. and all the resources Of the printing art Of New
F,elsnd have been appleda the endeavOr to produce
, perfect specimen Of OftypOgraphy.
IN, best Of the present editions Of Shakespeare
.,dosbtedly Singers and IIudson's. Singers is well
,r,ied. Ike everything from Whittingham's press;
IA, bs text Of Shakespeare s very corrupt and hts
ertssl essays long and heavy. In his new edition,
N, hest things in the Essays conveyed without
,he slightest ackuow ledr ment from Mr.. Whites
1ssskespeares Scholar Singers edition was the
,odel for Mr. IIudsOHs, which is, however, a great
spproyement on il for, though Mr.. Hudson has mani
t.ily failed to correct the inDumeTabe which
,sy efept into the text under the hands Of successive
speraiions Of printers and editors his critical powers
are neomparably superior to those of Mr.. Singer and
ls Iptroductiors to the Plays entitled to rank
among the masterpieces OF criticism on Shakespeare.
Mr.. Whites capacity 20 edit Shakespeare amply
exhibited in " Shakespeare's Scholar" which was
warmly commended by the leading journals of En-
,lsnd ana America, and by Mr.. Dyce, Mr.. Halliwol,
Mr.. Hi,nee, the EaIl Of Elesmere, and other dis
tpeuished Shakespsrsan critics in England He has
mace il the work of lifetime and am confident will
produee an edition which will eectualy surpa7s all
oiler.
The long since announced publication of the Private
ContspoIdeIce of Daniel Webster is rapidly ap
prsehiug completion. 1t will be in two volumes
oc,svc and beside his letters will comprise Auto
biography written in 1929, which contains a singuary
pts, ant account of bis fathers family and of his own
boy hood end his eally struggles for bread ard educa
ton. OLIVER.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
HOOKS RECEIVED.

Memorials and oL,r PaIers By Thomas 80 Quincy. vols
Emo Ticknor a fic' 1s Sold by +. Rudd.
The Or Greek FsJ Tales for my Chhdren BY the
Rev {. KmE.lcy. Emo Up. $40. The same.
Reality; Or, The MihOnsre's Daughter BY MIS- L. Z.
luiinL i4uO. Up so. {. ocubuer
The Wsvs Hour. by j. Fenim5re Cooper l2no pp
5l& sung 4 Townsend.
Pstultf Hisory Il Epgh Bible Tranelaon l2nO PIP
tCi she.ooI Biaseniau Co.
Tie New Fam > ire CLmches BY Robert Lawrence 3vo
pp "a. CisTemont, \. III. - =.
he hu,euu By Jacob Abbott srpers Story Books, No
lS) l2uo. pr. 10 Harper Brothers
HvGId Chftrd Or, Mcmsirs Of Childhood l@r-'. Pp oi[
H.tbner Brothers. -,
TIE SyaLh Conquest ~ America BY AEthuT IheIps <fOs
Emo HaiT-r 4 Brothers
The TRAGEDIES OF Aschyus Translated BY Theodore Aos
Buckley. i.irO pp S9i. Harper a BiotheIs -
The Buo Of COunectcut and otner states tx
ahmed 40 pp 225 New Haven: William Franklin.
The Nest. by W. Z. Strickland limo pp
On the aud the Production o iron By
AbIabam Heweit $40. Pp. 5 w. {. btyai. Co.
qhe Sec nd Marriage. BY Charles Burdct l2mj. pP ~.
Eutsw A sequel to the Forsyers. BY w. Gilmore simu'
Tlr " mie Lsdy BY O. W NJ Reynolds. svo. PIP. l95. O.
Tie Flower GcT6cg BY Joseph Brect l2mo pp S9' Bos
Ion J l. l,Sett Ncx-N ork: sheldon, Blakemtu & Co.
Peter Got, the Cape tsheur BY j. Reynolds, 81 D.
i.mo II. $50. Tie Same. 49,
BnIo savcAooius Sinial BY H. D. Ganse svo. pp s.
X / r. fIuktThot. o..
Essv Lessons Ion the Little Ones at Home lsmo. pp o.
Aucrcsu TIact S,cioiy. c,.
Salad fr tho Social By the Author of Saai for the SI
taIyr limo PIP 4Ol. DE Witt q Davenport
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
BROOK wv II,EHS.

SALE OF The sLAyE-scHoosER FALsourH-Ihe
schooner Falmouth seized by the Government, few
weeks stree while elaDde-tinely leaving this port and
Condemned a SLAYER. -old yesterday forenoon at
the Navy YaId in Brooklyn by order Of the United
States Marsha, a. I. HIlyer, Mr.. Ludlow acting IS
auct.oreer. AZ the hour appointed, Il 4. m, hun
dred more persons were present, quite number OF
whom anticipated profitable investment in the plr'
clase Of the vessel The -t of.r WAS 81 ooo, andthe
bidding quite spirited up 10 - GOO when num5e;
Of bidders dropped off. The vessel was nalyrun up to
g. 5OO and struck fl to ChaTes struver Il Co., fruit
dealers in South street The vessel is said to be about
.X or years old, los tuns measurement, an -
sad 70 have Coz, a. 200 before she s,ted rp. The
cargo was sold in - parcels sid brough; about ,9)o
mskirg total OF $500. The pork sold for sl5 g
Dbl beef, 81 so rice So hour, 8; corn meal
s2 -; white beans 81; navy bread, 81 3j. guar
ter cask Port wine, ;3; quarter cask Madeira WINE
sl4; barrel Of New In gland rum 80 The art
cles generally sold at fair prices.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
RE s.
r1nr IN ror1Y. SECOND srRrer.

FIItE IN FORTY SECOND STREET.
Shortly after II O'Clock Thursday night fire broke
cut in the one.sory frame dwelling house, corner of
Forty second street and Second avenue, which was
entirely consumed owing to the combustiblc nature
Of the material contained III tie building. The house
had not been occupied Tor two months, and the
hn suppose to have been the work of An mcrnd iry
The buldins was Owned by Francis B. Cutting and uu-
insured Loss sl75.
FIRE N SEw STREET.
LAST night shortly after O'clock fire broke out IN
Ne building No. n New street, owned and occupied
by Mr.. McrIiok ss a packing box mauuiactory and
cOOptrnge. The BUILDING with contents was entirely
destroyed. Lofs ON building about $500. Insured
eco in the Fr,men's Insurance Company. boss on
stock and machinery about 5000. No insurance.
FIRE IL wATER sTRELT.
About seven O'Clock last night fire was discovered
tie cotton warehouse Of Mr.. Marcel, No POS Water
sttet, BY private WatchmR. lac doors were iul-
uedaicy broken open and large quantity ot cotton
which the fire originated was rolled lutO the street,
thereby airc,tng the progress Of the flames The hre-
men were promptly on the ground and soon put the
fire out Damage about sIoO Fdlly insured. The
f;T vas no doubt Caused by spontaneous combustion.
FAISE ALARM.
The alarm Of fire at quarter past seven clock last
night IN the Seventh District, Occasioned by The
e0nIg out of a ,ooty chimney at No. 81 Ann-street.
Damage tI6irg.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
TAdvertisemeutI
"EvERY MOTHER should have box IN the house handy N
ZEE Of accidents 90 tie children
RFDDjNG'S RUSSIA SALyR.

remedy Of thirty years s'adns and j. recon-
ueIled b., Physicians 10 81 d Greedy cure 'f BUNS
Pies Bol- Corus teos Caiblis aud Od sores OF rYey
Kind fl Fever Solr itch. Scad Head Nttie assn,
Bpous Sore NpIles recommended by nurses1 Whtows
SITES Testers Fes-bes, Fl der sings, FroiQn LIN SAT-
Rhr Scrvy Sore snd Cracked Lips Sore Nose arts and
Fesn " our ds valuable remedy and cure, wnch
csu be b. thousands who have used H IN The Cy H
and vicinity for the last thirty years IL no instance
vii this Sslve do ry interfere Win p scaA pre-
scpous II is made the puIest materials from rece
bror Ait from sa that country 49, tle
prorcors have letters from ell classes Clergyman Fhyscns
sTd recoel il 10 others REpDNGs RUSSIA SALvE Is pat
large boxes Stamped tue cover wan Pct lure 9i
bore a. j atea colder wi A picture j. also eIgrase ~
he wrapper Price . cents Box sold A. a.! TIE stores IN
tovr or country may bc ordered o. SSEs fAksLs L
Y CLIcKrNFR a Co or wholesale druRE -
REDDISG Co, ProPistoTs, No Statest besioh
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFIcE-F''OA'

ORiZARA flifiblsIth.
Tie oae came up gain to-day for iur;Aer e1a'nl-
srtn ,.-- ,- -,
James Rnio-l svon-An clerk n the e.t sns house Of
Cisrts horstu Co. en-, oy q NJ Nfs-l "a!e
b. 4 the Transit Co thos Nj whitney s ne
O-zahs have le 20 tA- passenger te tss
h-r which bc-- Nj Nltey'ss gne ur- 0cf uAJ r
teke given scs-gua PASSENGER sod the an2a
tt Cover t--t co1-fy ~ ne o. --. u
1lcs President Niee PFes-sni Of lie .Azaa
Irsrsi tourzly. <,. - l.,
The quesou arose he relevancy of tEs teony ~hsn
The Cou1nlssiC1sr yreAIla. ehtI Ia
Il should prove sEse-yelt n wori Se w'isoat ~s4 u
l-fuf rclLE cecisicr =,
Wn Hsruey sEuru-Am sslesu'a1 cf Ietets ~ w W ny
nsys &c g. cksts fr the lse Paislzs o. ise LsOs
.of heE -eeor-Alce ~tA 0Flsss 4A173 Ia
= .rsv 20 he cashier. - 49, ~
t.1.pler c Lswrelce srora 20 NJ. Phl Psl-Wis A.
crarted xh John AcAlriu- hce at- u1u--r0u- h fes
g. o h BE- eylstee nefe So a 'sy
tad-be b tAd sagw- 4 ay Toy "'ol no- &c
lev hi1n under 0a.n
10 Nj slcKeorI have c1y VI We 2ine ,1ee Ei7.
ey herr seqaLincd with hoss'n-' L!''ef sld
H.cGs , - l.
that Ls Iawrelee deeply Ictsresled l. % saece-s
tLs s.uf5An mtveneI., tst t- hol's j. t-e fr-of- ~
tbf~ s1d ter fnsui E1g tsre snd N - Zen
are 'Le@ all -t ~ as a-- s-ls- -A- arc
utlaEfuI ard bere'lre a.
IL .er!y NJ Pail . sd VI La"retee 80 Ii- o.
a character ,nd hoooTsbe oses wlose 'sp14oa - D.
yoL1 rrpTO1ch -, g..
Fysu'fnarou continued bv VI H1kson-I tno~ Co.
Hfk. Lss- sre rei-fel~e - MA 4 IA 1on
r,oclIs. eouserlg 18th him 81 rse-eu-e % tn- " -z ~
s!uy he from Sea-.Sa4i kn=" tAH- As .i
been Baltimore. ..-. -. o,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26

Hr Fhips ecrhse for xr HekA tcoh the esth sn test
saec relative the cht<ter Of AeAssle
b. Nj Josehn saSl inquired sf Chsres Shay IN refer
cree hcAl Ynss ehssefef sOule yes- $50 Sa-y fD~~
NeLlpi.s v,M; 49, Of Ch SSeDe-r, layer, ~el
sthsrs; sniry All hesn made since tie epnDence
ue th& ..lion ny iB9ares directed 80 -
raj eLsIseteE
Mr. Trs,. r.eaIisi-T tno- Nc eAias him Gen.
,t-r b aid be "a soTs 70 sPPly Of M.lT Conui--
an hin, CO. walkers Ofce sra Akci hun what
,g~ce.. L. ksa N. he replied Wss-r h-d hm
aue- h ARP ard hand in. hs scnerA cha
r,r,.r !. W., b.5 xculd believe him lnder oath.
Q Ry NJ Joschs.en-Ssver hsd any cisiculty with We
AIne learned h character rom M c~-n the fnrser Of the
Ell .s,issed his ehar=eter before bis erannaol
TIE ernisocer will render hs decision 81 - urdsy
ucrriuE
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26

Theodore Esfed's Classical Soree, the last Of the
Sixth Season t33d Concert, will take place at D,d-
worth's Academy to night, Saturday, April 2s 1886
Mr.. -, Mrs.. Georgiana Stuart. Leach, Mr. Frazer,
Mr. Joseph Burke Mr.. J. Noll, Mr.. =. Bergner, Miss
Maria Leach. Mr.. Stephan Leach, Mr. George Wash
boun Morgan, Mr.. H. Reyer, will assist Mr. Eisfeld
The programme will embrace Quartet CB fat No. B.
Mozart; Vocal Quarets by Theo. Fist, 3D. and DR.. all
cot Grand THO &c minOr for Piano, Violin and vio
lOncelo, by MendelssohD, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26

A FREECH THEATER ~ NEw-YoRy a recent
number Of the Courier dcs Etots Unis inf jrmed the
public Of the presence Of Mile Sara Felix in this city
with the project Of founding French theater here
der her management. We have since learned that
Il attractive project s in the way of being realized.
NogoiiatioIs going on t. secure Nlbo's popu-
lar thoaer for the purpose ard it is now most proba-
bic that the Iext Winter will see this resource
added to the amusements of the metropolis. The com
parry il 10 be composed of artists OF great variety OF
talent, and to include singers well as actors. The
p,rformancos will comprise comic operas, vaudeville,
dramas aud comedies; all produced, we are assured,
in a superior manntr The remarkable success Of the
Rachel company, ani the grea, number Of persons re-
siding in the city, who speak the French liHSuage, as
well Of the strangers who sort, all combine to justify
the lopos formed Of the entcipr!se.
MeDpwhe we learn that committee OF gentlemen
have prcfftl ed TO Mile Sara Felix complimentary
b,rft which will take place at Niblos the evening
of next Saturday, May For this occasion several
French artists Of merit now in New York, have been
l II ged 10 assist Nj c Felix The M1rJa,ne of Scribe,
II second act Of the MisGnhrope, a PrOverb Of Al
fred de Mass {, ard the B0ugeOtr viii be performed.
Is will offer to the public recreation they have not
iioyed since the memorable last representations Of
Nj lie Rachel.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
!

Fpw,rp Il pixoy 81 d Fii,or Of tn. S'Lr-l art
as.ior of Woman ai Her Diseases sd Prsect lie1-
-. ~ sexual Disease. tskes his method OF liorlas ne
rrb Of the peculiar f n. rrSae Hospital Dt
n f~e. A.. after Ten 20 fh- Operative ID rgca pepA
nt Of bs profession exclusively. The diseases more e'e
rsly iuCicA'@d are tte follow ilg: go Ill
Drri,. of ali the ard Of the tsce ror9 e'c ~
Pie. Fistua Pro.apsus Fissue. Ard a. A. on1ai, s $50
,ors ~ he lower Bowel 81 tLese diseases are -feate1
the klife Sa,tfe. -, 49,. .i....s cs
Rrrre a. Nacccels; the cure Of th-se 10 asses @
eornplaii warranted IL eyey case undertAhea ot "
Al Cbroe Diseases Of the Jtels, f-ca IS Il-a5 49, Os
r1ac-ments psrueucrrbea. nc -s---- O.
~ DfxoA's Once No - 5th AZ once t2ls 9.-
. a-ri-rs 1 70 ) sn5 - ? evenings A. l-,t-rs if1-l
H.@S rnr., h. addressed 70 Box No. 5.i2I PostOace
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
NEV-JERSEY ITEMS.

pFWoCRATIC nEIr rGATEs.-The Democrats of HUI
so Cururv held tner d std Township uetngs on Ih1rs
devI glt srates o me 'ie C'e IN - lrsl
ION o the sis- choose delegates 30 tn- Democratic
r. Cincinnati June The rule for choosing tae'e
deos'es r ino Oruoc;ac voters. atc ore 'or
every frecuon over & The Geesated understood 20 be
Ayorab, the alton - james tch1uan As'me ~
tie rols feiy proclaimed az "a others resJnion'
Buca4LaA TIC dt "a - chosen are
t-'oFs -. -, r,
c,rout Wcis-Xater NaLt rzee, b'riat ia BaIy TAi1l
y srd-J,Ln Cas,edy, John H. Low. Fourth WaFd-"m H.
II HLlen-Fust wari-C Y. Cleke0cr, Edngui charles, F.
L hu.fofd. -. ord NaTJ-Nm rNuner, ). q. jenkins
Third Wsid-lohn Besrd VIM II Ce'sf"
tity Of iuds7n-f +. y. Wight, George {. ! 'rry
Be,oen-S,, Iheu 7 Trrhuie J " Hanc"'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
IvrAIA ATIoS N DISEASES OF THE LUNGS

pr RosEXi HUNTER, E1.ot q IHE NtD!eAL
kis ,ffen,ior exclusively - the tTea1cnt o. ie1
DE- IuITs by Msdica;ed Inhalation itfe-ee4 ey Ai - 10
he bertf.s of this rrestnert 70 such - eA1no'
u 60 York let e dueso-s viii D seat % Re 4--'. =
aLuEber Of The Specialist Containing o. e "
views ~ L., q. phgsieI,his No
i,rors No 81 North CHARLIE. 81 Encef ~ ) o. =" -
scooulr i.ked and sdnestd PAysleiAs % oa 20 D- aa5
~ sS.reises abroad aufh5FiIsd u ase as ne - -
mGrer DI. BSrters residence al 'na>e . W -
N,w.loTf.