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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-20

The WHEELING FEMALE ACADEMY IN CHANGE
OF TIE SISTERS OF THE EIsiTATioN.--HavinS
lately visited this eminent Institution, we can
not refrain from calling the attention Of Ourread-
ers to its merits, and begging all with whom we
have any influence to aid us in making it known,
for we are convinced that this is all that is need
ed to make it the most popular Academy for
20 ing ladies in our country. The entire course
Of education is Of the highest order; the arrange
mcnts of the building, with its fine class rooms,
MUSHROOMS, instruments, philosophical and
chemical apparatus are such as to give every IA
cility in iInpnrting instruction in the different
branches But the admirable system pursued
in the musical department was what par
tcularly excited our admiration. All is under
the superintendent of a highly gifted lady
whose musical talent and remarkable powers
MS 4 vocalist well known in this city
BY means OF carly rising and most jul
dicious division Of time, every pupil has two
hours daily for practice, which is carefully
superintended, and besides their regular weekly
lessons, an additional hour is devoted to the
theory of music, in which great emulation is
exited by the pupils, beng examined in the
presence of each other. Mays Piano Forte
| School" is used with great success, and while
/ the mind is enlightened and the taste gradually
I formed to appreciate the genuine beauties of
classic writers, the fingers are perfectly trained
/ to interpret their compositions. The teachers
are ready To sacrifice any temporal interest RI
Their than teach specifically, and are ready to
combat any amount of ignorance aud prejudice
rather than dcviatc from strict principle in this
respect. None so overcharged with duty
to give any lessons under the pressure Of such
fatigues as would render them useless to the pu-
pills. When we consider, too that these
common advantages are offered at the rate Of ten
dollars per quarter, including the use of the in
strument. that board and washing are furnished
for only $llO per anuum, while all extras are
in proportion, who will not rejoice at being able
to recommend such an institution far aud wide,
/, which, with so much disinteTestcd devotion,
offers to all in moderate circumstances the oppor
} tunity Of acquiring that which usually de-
mandS fnrtune.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-20

TmH PESNsyLvASIA RELIEr Acr.-By the pre-.
visions Of the act passed at the late extra ses.
risn Of the Pennsylvania legislature, regulating
the suspension Of specie payments by the banks,
all previous acts declaring the forfeiture of
banking privileges, for the non.payment Of liza
bilides, or prohibiting discounts without the
requisite amount of specie funds, are rendered
imperative until the second Monday Of April,
1858. In the meantime the banks arc required
To receive at par the bills Of all other solvent
banks, in payment of debts due then, and are
likewise authorized to pay out such bills in their
business transactions The payment of taxes in
tho same currency is also permitted; but the
banks are required to furnish the State TreaSur.
or with sums in specie as hcnay need; in or
der to pay of theintercst on the state debt. Sec.
ton 6 provides that all executions of judgments
entered in civil suits, where the debtor shall be
able To give ample security, shall be stayed for
one year, except in cases where tle wages of la
Dor are concerned, or where the stay OF execu-
ton has been expressly waived by the debtor.
Other sections prohibit all banking institutions
from purchasing the bills Of other banks at a
rate less than par-prohibit the sale, without
consent Of the debtor, of all Hypothetical Sc
curitieS whatever, for six months-and extend
the notice required for payment provided in the
charters Of trust companies, for the pei iod
two months.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-20
(City papers please copy

RELIEF AGAtNsr CELBAcY.--Ia partSofFrance
there is, among the female sex, holy horror of
being regarded as old maids; and rs want of
money is considered there the chief difficulty in
obtaining husband, resort is had to a novel ex-
pedient to relieve them Of this disability. A
late letter from Paris SAYS that several female
clubs have been formed in the departments of
the Var and the Gironde for mutual relief aginst
celibncy.
The original club, after which the others are
modelled, has been in existence for four years.
Each member pays LOT monthly to the treasurer
These subscriptions produce annually 24,OOOE,
TO which is added the amount rnised by two half.
yearly lotteries, ofwhich the prizes are con posed
Of valuable articles, the gift oil the members
The original club is composed of two hundred
young ladies At the end of year the society
is Gnableled to dispose of 100000 or &C, O0Of
which serve to give marriage portion to two or
three Of the members chosen by ballot If the
fortunate candidates are not married within a
year, the money returns to the common fund,
and additional Candidates are poFtioucd the fol
lowing year.
The members of the club continue to pay their
subscriptions for ten years after marriage. and.
are bound to facilitate by all means in their pow
er the marriage of their former associates. The
members Of the association. married or single
are bound as long as they live to aid and succor
| their fcllOw-memberS under all circumstances
How it would shock the sensibilities Of our
American ladies to have resort to such means as
this to obtain husbands
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-20

HEAvr DAnAEEs N AK ABDucrrox CAsE.-
The Memphis Eagle and Daquirer, of the 18th
ult, says: ''Dr. T. c. Bass obtained verdict
yesterday against T. C. Webb, G. H Branch,
and Holden Brooks, in the.shelby Circuit
Court, at Raleigh, for twenty thousand dollars,
upon a chrrge of abducting two small daughters
Of Dr. Ball, aged, respectively, about ten and
twelve years. Webb had been the former teach
er of these girls, and was the principal concern.
in the abduction, the other defendants being as.
sistants
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-20
FrsAselAt PO1IIIcz-Tti- is Ire bus which

FTsAseIAL PO1IIIoz-Ttis IS Tire hus which
al EoFts Of qVos.d1a classes and varieties of
politics are fixing In Iiea Of any more exciting
suspensions. s,OpPages or brcaEsses, the jour
mails by yesterdays mail were philcsophizing.-
Philosophizing as to whether return of the
present crisis could be best prevented by the
aaoptioa Of specie. below notes Of $50, or
high tariff, s1ch as -, or the re-establishment
of the U. S. Bank.
Al differ somewhat as to the'neans, but tits
evident tai this difference is growing less every
day. There is a united and determined purpose
to take away the power Of paper money for
mischief
n we could only have U. S. Bank, Invested
of its former Nick Biddle appurtenanees, Peo-
pie woaii be ready to take stock in the PrOPO-
sition. B1t it is feared, and, we think, with no
small reasona, that such cannot be.
All kinds Of politics except these financial
views, dragged very heavily yesterday. Even the
'ground and Iorty" tunbIing in Ohio e1cites
bat little comment
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-20
DIR. NJ. DE-. WALLETS

FbMAIsU FEItIUDIOllIJ FILL.
These pills have heen used in the private practice
Proprietor, also the HospIts France for many
years. meeting with unparalleled succes-giTng great
notwithstanding where other remedies fan.
They act charm in correcting rregularty and OBJ
sructon producing regular return of the monthly DIS
charge.
mild and gentle smuant. They produce an agreeable
exhIeratiOn and happy influence both mind and body
Pregnant females, those supposng themselves po are
cautioned against using these pills. ashley will produce
miscarriage although under circumstances Injurious to
The delicate. For sale by
janis LAUGuLINs BUsHFrELD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-20

a SrNnEE of shipcarpenterS were DISCHARGED
from the Gosport Navy Yard on Saturday after
noon last. This step has been rendered neces-
s1ry by the scarcity of government work.
UNPRELLAs were decided to be property in
Richmond court the other day, and George
Meyers was committed to Jail Tor stealing on.
Ii the libel suit Sickles VS.. James G. Bennett
Graham, the plaintiff attorney, came down on
tie un-"canny Scott" like thousand of brick.
GENN, the notorious halter, in New York
has gone by :he board"
TnE Mr. Parrott Che Republican candidate
fr Delegate in Congress from Kansas Just
elected, is said to bca South CarOlinian by birth
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-20
Aoquittal of H. M Binney.

CmcAGo, Oct. iG, 1857.
Ems. ADMINISTRATIONS: Yon will much
oblige me il you will be 80 kind as to give no.
tice in your paper, to the friends of II. N. Bin.
ncy, Qately arrested in your city on charge of
embezzling q letter from the Chicago Post Office,
in February 1860 that the grand jury found
'not true bill" in his case, aud having failed
to find an indictment lac was given ''aR honor
nble discharge" would tender my sincere
thanks for kindness shown me by Thomas p.
ShallcrosS, ESD, while under his charge, also to
Jailor Smith, of your city, and to my friends
generally, who kindly sympathised with mc,
and to the editors of the Wheeling papers for
their Ekind regard to my feelings in their notice
of my arrest shall be in Wheeling again ere
long. remain very respectfully,
II NJ ntSSry
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-20

sands snrsnPuriIIu.-rhe extraordinary eni-
cacy Of this unrvaed preparation all of seroGs,
eryspeIas cutaneous erupve disorders and similar
complaints would appear almost Incredible not such
wonderful Of daIy certified by
of undoube truth and respcctAbty, establishing the In
in this OF disorders alters
tive and renovatlnG a-eat it is unequaIled.
physicians have proved by many exneri-
they produce the happest results by Its ad
nini.tralion, and therefore it with confidence.
Prepared sold By A. B. D. SANDS, Druggists, 100
Fulton Street, New York.
Sold also by J. H. CRUMBACKER.
Add by Dfus.sts generally. JyT-1wdaw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-20

Az EDrToH CuAEsED WIN ExcorRAcIxG GAx-
ALrSo.-Nr. Nathaniel R. slinsou, editor Of the
New York Day Book, was arrested on Saturday
morning, charged with encouraging gambling in
his paper. Nr. 4. Oakley Hall, District Attor-
ney, made the affidavit upon which the warrant
Of arrest was issued. The affidavit charges that
on the ISt of October an advertise nent appear
ed in the Day Book Of an Illegal lottery in tho
State of Georgia, and that there was a favor
able notice Of the same in the editorial columns.
Some Of our contemporaries, not so far of as
brother Stinson, had better keep an eye to Wind
ward lest the same fate befalls them.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-20

sou4n CARoLrSA BASxs.-The Charleston
Standard, of the 9th inst, says: at is neeed-
less perhaps, for US to inform our readers that
the stockholders of all the South Carolina Banks
are personally liable for three times the amount
of their stock, so that there is nm unfailing sure.
ty against the non,redemption of their notes;
and another thing is, that there never has been
bank failure IN South Carolina by which the
public has suffered
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-20
WYKES'
GALLERY OF ART!!
l36 Main Street, Wheeling, Va.

style from .e sales. miniature up ts-sEe, and up
Ia a superior mlnDrr.
From long experience in the art, and by the of the
most powerful Instruments together Sith every appliance
necessary produce good pictures, he would assure the
public that th-y can Furnished u pictures this Gal
Iery superior to any :s country, ad equal to
east west.
Photographs plain eslored in oil eoIOrs. This style Of
picture can be made any up life, and eoioTed true
to nature Small D4zuerr~otyps AmbrotyPes msgDihed
any and eOiored in oil b. this process
We obtain the oil painting with the truihfulness OF
DaErsrreotype.
Pi.tares taken at this Gallery cheap other
in the city Every picture aashed IN the durable
manner aud pu: up with double glass; air tight, without
which no picture zill stand unchanged.
oss-f wv. wYKEs, Artist.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-20

A SERIOUS CHARGE AsAtNsr THE SECRETARY
or 4ua NAvY.-The Washington, D. C. Ameri-
eSa in its last issue states that it has the proof
to establish tho charge, whenever Mr.. TOuecy
denies II, that he il interested in the contract to
furnish paper for the Congressional printing,
,nl has madO great profits by furnishing paper
Of quality inferior to tho samples upon which
the contract was made.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-20

\ CAPTAIN of vessel, bound to San Francis
co, who had never before been there, On arriving
at the mouth of the bay, was surprised at find
ing an island in his way, on his chart, which he
had never seen. lie accordingly commenced
beating to get round it, and after spending
week in this agreeable maneuvre, he found he
had been NIL hat time beating round fiy
speek ON the map.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-20
INSTANCES Sale

OF THE ZANESYILLBE PAPER MILL.
DY yirtae OF an or.ler made the Cour. Of Comuoa
ID Pleas OF MuskIsg1n county. Ohio, at Il May Terra
will oer for sale at Poole Au ;!io1,sI
the House ZI1esve In sail county, THURSDAY
the 22d day OF October, D. 1857, At o'clock p NJ =
following described Real Etat=. viz Two certain parcel.
IN the cty OF Zanesvl, in the county q
Mlskingun slte of 0hio, tn tts Lots Numbered
six ~ aud "a in what Is called Nia=les River Boz.
toms; with all the thereto belong and al
the 6xturs Machinery, Tools and elements used n OF
connected With the manufacture OF in the Paper Mn
said parcels of lAl; excepting and reserT
Ing number six (sl certain part thereof
bounded FooEs TO Wi;:-8tgnniis at the Norti-e2'
corner Of said Lot numbe six 5l Seventh ssse thence
West between lots and aforesaid three chains an
three chains links Seventh street; theme
North chain and links SEVENTH street TO the place
Of beginning. Also executing and reservins from sad w
number the following described part eTeoibegr
ming the Southeast Of said Lots thence Wet o.
the South line thereof three caius and and sixteen links
thence No III Inks thence East three csins and
sixteen links. Seventh thence South nti
to the place OF beginning Said parcels Of land being also
subject the right If Of the Central Ohio Rail Road
Company the IN the Records Of Ii:
Probate Court Of said county in the Of said Company
vs.. H. ]. ( J. L. Cox.
Apprissd at the sun of $2I,5G6.
TeRHs VI SALg-Tls purchaser to assume the paynsa'
of certain debt Of ve thousand ave hundred dollars
January 1867 the administrators with the viii
neNed OF the Of John McInt-re deceased with inter
est at eight per cent parable semi annually,
which debt ia secured hs said real estate;
the residue Of the purchase money. cash
DAVID HULL, Assignee.
septS w5t Of IL ]. Cox Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-20

RESULT or FEW JuDIcIous HASGIxGs 1t is
said that in consequence of the reform hight
about by the Vigilance Committee in Sa' Fran
cisco, that city has been governed DUR the
past year at an expense ofabout $3.50 GOO IA :ainst
l,500,000 the previous year, six times as much
MS il now costs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-20

Fnsr Gus raox ABaOAD.-The Vanderbilt
returned to New York with $50 passengers-an
unusual number for that class Of steamers. We
presume that the American tourists in Europe
have by this time heard from their bankers, and
that the steamers for the rest Of the season will
have no want Of passengers if they SHOULD lack
freight.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-20
NEW FALL GOODS.

ISAAC TRACER hegz to inform the Puh.ie mat he
Just returned from ,hc Eastern cities with e pest Anu
Cheapest stock ever offered by him 10 the public
Nv assortment complete in most everything Deohsh
TO Dry and Fancy business, but claim particular
attention TO my 49,,
that aed sacrihes confident Hhl sell less thAn
-
nc rters and great many auction, SHAH sci az
Thing prices. Just and nv STOCK ile N
CGhric b3nds Collars Sleeves, etc. Is twice as ARE
that OF auy house. which will b. sold % per cent be-
losrr regular priceE- -,
SITAWLS-I have immense quantity Of, and shall
sell them IS less than other hr having re
ceived the discount h buying 6y tie 1eGIgs ~
factory Amongst M shaElS you VII ma
all The latest stylef.
begin to enuneTate them should occupy too much OF your
time bat certain 81 Jon CALI shAI De abe 70 please
you. 49,. VI. 7
VIII say will sell very low hgures aud Eo1ld req9est
Country Merchandise examine mJ stock IN t' a.
have them alignment from an Eastern House and
y III sell them very cheap
MU.LINs-Boih bleaehed and unblesched. only pur-
cha &c by the and Kill sell them with Tefy small ad-
vance either By the piece yard.
RONNETs and ryhins In the OF Millinery Goods
such as FIoEers Bonne Borders Net Straw Gimp, Ron
net Velyets Satns will sell to iners al low
figures and TO all Others propoTtiOnately.
TRIMMSGsIn every sh and form, and VIII be sofa
low a possible.
unrchasinR ISAAC PRAGER.
sSnIG 10! Main st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-20
Fan aud Winter Goods.

TTEIsRELL Z SWEARINGEN eli open this dag (Tu-s.
Jar, Is: Scptetahtrl beautiful stock Of Fan zed
public.
DRESS GonDS-Eiefsnt SILK Robss, in eolors AMI hiasl;
Muslin q. Russe Paih- HousIaiue laine Reesi EesNJt
sks in rich Lyes; Bsyadrre sIik@i Black Fisurel st
Printed MoasIaiae lains-Vrry reh Printed CAbhme
in new designs Cashmere Rotes; Black SItn dn chen
French English Chntzes heautful PoIlinttts fr
and Jnties; Plaid French MeFincsi bseon an
BSnny's Plain Black Silks.
EMBRoIDERIES-Party CApes and Berthes, in rniEtiy
new desns; Lace and E.uh Set;s-tCoarS and Sleeve;
yaIeaeIennrs tn nmsi CEabd ColiArsG French WoStei
Collars and Sleeves Swiss and Jaee0net: Real Nalsa
InsertingE.
WHITE SooDS-s-4 OrgAnda Musiins; Plain and Fis'I
SEfss dol SAiusook Jaeeonst and Cambria Musnsi PI
and StriD-d IOsln<-Sr-1t variety
SHAwLs, MASTLE5, ga choice assortment Of
sn .eot AAH''ss' 'lo'P HEisSELL swEAR1NGEv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-20

susrEsprD RAmnoAD4-witbin the last thfr-
ty days. the following railroad companies arc
reported to have either gone to protest on their
floating debt, suspended, or made an assignment
Of Cheir property:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-20

The National Inte!ligeneer, in an elaborate
and able essay, breaches aud urges the proprie
ty of the re-establshment of an United States
Bank, as its Panacca for the existing financial
troubles
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-20
PARTRIDGE'S
PICTURE GALLERY! I!


~ Is fitted up style superior to any other in the
western country. Ills RECEPTION and SALES ROOM Is
feet deep to which he built addition for operating,
90 By 2Vfeet With light and facilities for
his business unsurpassed world. lie would call par
euIar attention to the light the eyes, holiness and dis
teaess every feature the soness Of outline, avoiding
stiF or cut out appearance also the reflect looking
glass effect, Objectionable in the Daguerreotype.
is many pictures sent ont here entirely a0orEIess
iron, A1riHg no rOtectre aatsh. Partridge HE
patrons that hts IcorE protected G hard eHsnelia0
,,dc becomes part Of the picture, Gad Is as durable
as he glass itseE
Pictures every improved style made low other
Rooms here.
Ladies and Gentlemen invited call 11s1E
Main street. East side, Marsh TayIors Store, Wheel
ins, Va. sePIo
..SwEETS FOR THE SWEET
.'Boqpet de OrlsaTs,' or 7. Il 30 URBON.
From groves Of flowers, this perfume called,
Where deep. golden summers exalt the perfume;
Where the the South In the deep glen Is uiled
Where blossoms exhae, but resume-
To 'mpar this aroma, Ills the sweetest, the best,
1t steals DER the senses as the nectar Of love;
To the boquet OF beauty, 1t gives new zest-
Is the pride Of the toilet and the perfume of Love
Distilled with great from the choicest OF the
South expressly BoudOr Toilet, and Handkerchief
For sale, with all the "FRANGIPANSIs," by
T. Il. LOGAN CO.,
sept2 Bridge corner Druggists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-20

JouN MITCHELL denies the statement of Mr..
Fleming, of Tennessee, as to the interview be-
tween them. and says that he is willing TO fight
him, (Flening) and that Georgia is not far
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-20
GREAT ENLIGHTENMENT
I'M WALL, STREET. NJ. Y

IN consequence Of the recent heavy failures In New York
and other Eastern elites the eonmsrciS. hTusg,
riSce Goods such extent TO leave AZ without an
equal in commercial history Ready money advanced to
month discount enough ready
easy obtain goods at almost any
Wheeling Va, Is enabled to exhibit to these VINO
visit him. of goods (some OF which emu
merated beIoE) very little THAI half their value
Ladies particular requested call and will hed thlt
Alex Heyman has rseeivei BY Bait & Ohio RAN Road,
Penny Rail Rsad and bv RSpreSs Of the largest
assortents OF rr G9ols offered AID consist in part
BLACK sILKs-An sraIe.,. An exee!leu: quality, all
boiled and usrn=s. at only IS cents per yard BLACK anu
Fancy eoi0red BLyadere Silks TartNn Plaid Silks NeE
style Ir. Ponlihs very rei Pfnte French h.rnos, SIi
Extra Rich all Wool Nous de LANES; All Wool PaidS Va
lsnca Pad styles and great variety OF other Dress
Goods tno numerous to mention
sUAWLs, NANTES AND sCARRs-Very Tch Chenille
NV STYLE Double shawls B.ochs Long and Square snaw.
Cashmere ShzWlS; Gold BOrdered S:arfs CO7ks of almost
every style and quality embracing all the novelties oil me
NEEDLE WoRK-RealFrenehw Work Collars, Sleeves and
s. Travelling sets very cheap short,
Of Needle Work have been able to oser
thing in Dress Goods shswIs veils Collars. Sets ke
WHITE GnoDs-of every variety and very cheap.
HOSIERY--TalIesf n nd Gents. OF all kinds.
DOMESTIC AMI STAPLE GOoDs.-The most extensive
assortment shat is to be found In the city, nsny of them
being bought very low Will be sold for less than they
HouIs cost manufacturers at the present time.
BLANKETS-A larger stock than ever embracing every
make and quality at greatly reduced prices.
other seasons. All Carpets bought were extremely cheap
and Of entirely and very desirable styles and coors
PURs-Ladies do wish to purchase superior quali
To COUNTRY MERcHANrs have only to -ay, letthsm
and nil goods bought without exception for NET
CASH ANY acquainted With the present state the
ready cash Goods must be surprisingly cheap. Call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere ,,,..
sepi5-Sm 1871 Main street, Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-20
Music Music Music

Music, Music, Music.
II IST MUSIC, just received this morning.
II Shower of Pearls-LA Marseiaise.
Why do Summer Roses Fade? Child Of the Regiment.
Gambler S WI!e-HoOk and Ladder Quick Step.
National Union.-OHlcer's Funeral
Long long Weary Day.-I have no Mother Now.
Selma, or Star Of the evening-So Wight There.
Song Of the Captive;-The Day Our Mother Died.
TArsntela.-The Rock Beside the Sea.
The TroubadourS Song.-O'sr The Lone Sea.
The Last Meeting with the Old Felix's.
Aud Others MENTION No charge fCr look
ing. Call and sre. [ocl5l PAYNE co.