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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-12

rEa- The Little Rock ark Gazette, Know
Nothing paper, thus spOrively aIludes to the over
whelming defeat Of lts party in the States of hen
lucky, Tennessee. and North Carolina:
SMALL FAvOEs THANKFULLY RECEINED, AND LARGE
ONES IN PROPORTION After all the growing and
blowing Of the Democracy, their big capitals, and
cooPs Of chicken cocks, we find many crumbs OF
comfort. for we are not greedy; and now that the
smoke has blown away from the different political
bstle-helds. and we can ascertain the killed and
wounded, find we have elected Marshall-and
IOlIcoticr-and Ready-and UnderwoOd-and Gil
mcr-aud-and-and-
DO Won EXPECT boy TO have a thousand shirtsL"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-12

BEST METHODS OF MAKING EvERGREENs COMPACT.
The best mode by which loose growing evergreens,
such as jumpers, arbOr vi es. SC, be made
compact, is. TO clip them, for this always pro-
duces stiff, artificial appearance, the very reverse
o. natural; but to pinch the ends Of the leading
shoors and by this means compel the plants to put
out laterals. The wood by this means is short and
stout, and yet graceful The disagreeahle look of q
newly clipped plant is never seen, while equally
compact, but more beautiful effect, is the result
This me- bod practced in some of the best gardens
of England. OHIO Farmer.
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5OHdETHLCJG NEW.
Ellis & Moore,
vos. So a 81 rarkst street.

Nos. So & 81 MARKET street,
re h9py their old friends the public gen
~ srh tina they have made large addi1 10 their Ma
chine ShD and Foundry ant have double facilities for
rendering satisfaction 70 all WIN may favor them call.
on intention heretofore. % keep uurselves we'll
sCppld Eith every dsscr pton OF steam rgnes Boilers
Mill Nacjrey, hafing, Also, all nds work Tor
Flour rs, Stes ubOJs saw Mills. Tobacco Factories.
prices. ELLIS a MUOK
Nos. So "a Market south Broad Street. Nashville Tenn
aug E-ds4mOs.
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New Arrival.
PAIL STOCK

T n ID y 7 VI A
AM receiving direct from Philadelphia aud Eastern
Man IfactuT, rs, of the largest BEST fashion,
able stocks of
BOnts Shoes Caters and slippers,
that have offered, to which respectfully invite the
attention OF bus ers-by the case, dozen, or single
pair.
with assortment for women and bows.
B. ROBERTSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-12

B&y" Recent letters from Nicaragua assert that
there is party in that country anxious for the re-
turn Of the fllbusters. The dissensons already
among rival chiefs will open anew the field to the
flbusters, and should they succeed Handing they
may profit by former experience and in the end
prove more successful.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-12
FIRST DISTRICT.

The follOwiug-lhe official return of the vote
will show how the gallant Demo racy of the First
Congressional District treat those who attempt to
set the popular will at defiance. We doubt if any
candidate for Congress received as few votes
did Graham peace be TO his ashes
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-12

TIE L. S. STEAM FRIGATE RoANoKB.-Thc Roam
oke has been put out of commission, and her sf 3ers
detached for other service. The vessel when
launched was so much strained that she has been
slmost useless ever since.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-12

DISMISSED FROM THE Naval SERvIcE.-Lieut. j.
Barclay Carter was few weeks since, sentenced by
court martial. convened at New York, to dismissal
from the navy for drunkenness and INSTRUMENTATION.
We learn that the sentence has been confirmed by
the President
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-12
CIIANCtRY 49,,

DURSUANT decree Of The Chancery court ut Carthage
! made The If BENJAMIN HUCks, Ext. How ell
BUCKS and oth"rs the undersigned viii be "a day
October, 1857 proceed Ia sell to the highest bidder
PREMISE the and belonging he of Jos ah
Ku Ks, ec'd composed Of the tract " ICh said slab
died zed and posse se and which the late FliZ beth
Rucks al the time Of lie 9TH And slao a Of
2n urnjng thereto purcia sd by portion of he
heirs Of al JOsi Ruck since death; In all about %
All Of said and ies in Snitn County Tennessee hi
tic Nol2 hs Of Rome. will be laid of in lots
10 suit purchasers
At tn and place the undersigned will also sell
the sHvs belonging sid estate, to-wt: Joshua, aged
sb0u IS; Luct, about iy, aboUt27 aud her children
Henry about :; Lucy and Martina 4.
Sa d will be made credit OF end two years
eXcepa .ufc pay costs ani Attor ey- fees
Notes with approx ed security viii be req Tired Of he pur
chaser. A. MOORE,
sept l2-td prs fee SO Clerk Master
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ITO all those who wish TO purchase Mag Z4 =
l. nifcent Family Coach, BzT1uche kOcka- 49,
waN BIggy, invite To cHl and examine SsJe-tEy
plee Fall stock now rec ived We
maufIOt OrdCT and Keep constantly band Buggies
of our All Of which warrant sup- TiOr 10
any thing ever offered 10 this market PECK & o,
Nah sci berry md I'D adrTICk
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-12

R2@ Lambert, the pedestrian, has accomplished
the feat of walking thousand miles in a thousand
consecutive hours lie lost II pounds in weight,
but won the $1,000 pendiDgupOn the accomplishment
Of hi
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l5482 Is 7l8l8l65 1916 90 900 10000
81, 499 IS 8'9 rs, 638 Sc IT'S 90 ono 90 900
50 842 CT, I6s $4,000 10000
2I57 1890 OONQ
Votes in this election with Davidson, Robertson
and Montgomery.
! Votes in this election with White and Bledsoe.
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Ao! for the West.

FARM FOR SALE containing 2O9 acres, 100 u Il rich
rolling prairie, and 80 acres Of the best bite oGk and
black walnut timber; An under fence and
10 acres Of this land ss raised 100 bushels
the acre Land situated 6O miles from Keokuk Iowa direct
west on the main road for all travel. falling spring
on the land. For particulars apply 10 ELLIS q MOORE,
Market street, south OF Broad.
July 2, I657-tk.
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AND oraEH PERSONAL PROPERTY

AND OTaER PERSONAL PEoFERrT
T. q n - a IL e
DY virtue rendered 10 the ChanceY Court az
ID Nashville, in the toi Ledbettsr and Bostck vs. JnO.
5 q Briln and otsers, viii sell at public auction
The Pubic Square in CaTssvlle. on
Monday, the I4th ay of sept,
neyt-40 FINE MULES, and some wagons and Harness;
AM on the
First Day of October Next,
viii sell al Iron Mountain Furnnc, 90 stewart county. the
sad Furnace Land-aD0ut 1900 acTes- Vh about l.
OGI fac bottom land about 90 Crrs On cuv
place could be uadsoBe Of the huest Stock Farms il
Tennessee Abundance OF bns mountain
bark. The lend lies between the Tennessee and Cumbe
and river and extends ana has ne wuodyprd
prvile AID all wood 10 read y sold 10 steam
0uas In addition 70 these advantages il has fne Fur
lace, with all the necessary dxLures furnace.
will also a. the sams nme, Blacksmith TO0s, Carts,
W aZOns Axes &e, &c
me real estas be sold credit Of p and years
'after small cash paymen and the personl property on
credit or month, win notes bank for all
over sloO-f5r smaller ca b viii be REG tired Two
zd securities tquirsd The notes. lien retained on
he land ii the purchase money is p1d.
aug 26-td5 TiOS W. WISDOM.
have tsO likely young negro men ana a valuable vgo-
nan 10 sell pr sately Call soon. l. w
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-12

ARREST OF A Postmaster AND RIs DEPUTY.-
Henry Reinbach and Louis Reinbach, Postmaster
and Deputy P NJ. at Franklin, Illinois, were arrest
ell on Monday, charged with rObbing the mail
They have been suspected for some time, and on
Monday last a decoy letter was prepared at Jack
sonvile, which led to their arrest. The testimony
Is said TO be conclusive
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-12
CLAIBORNE MACHINE WORKS.
IRON FOUNDRY.

lhON FOBNbkhs
I'VE lave now aned our and extensive Foundry
W oHthe old stand Of the late Nashville Manufacturing
Compay, and prepared 70 execute heavy and light
work any description az the shOr est u"ce Light Cast
mas osmal amounts al moderate city prizes heavy CAST
ngs 70 amounts furnished per ntraet Cincinnati
prices Tith cdioHs Of freight have also Commenced
operath rs in
MACHINE SHOPS.
Stsan engines, sWmls, Flourms Of the most improved
patterns made to order JObbng repairing done immadi-
at y, We ready make contracts for Engines and Wills
and b furnish plans enable purchasers put up their
Mills Nth little expsnse Manu- scturss Farmers will
find profitable US, before going East West
Machinery.
STEAM BOILERS.
Probationary engines and steamboats, made TO order Ofbs
best ateria lee with FrefrOnts, Crates Standppes
and Valves warranted 70 stand by pressure required for
Manu- acIuring or PorpeIlilg purposes
BLACKSMITH SHOP
Any description of Smhwork done in excellent styls
none hrtrats Iron work, Sterurs Dogs
Pituan lons, Saw Bolts all kind Mil Irons
msda 20 order on shOu notice.
Farmers wishing TO purchase good, cheap Machinery, WI
do veil r. call al our Office or address BY IatteT
n JACkER & CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn,
MY 25-H Late Nashville Man. Co.'S Shops.
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READYMADE CLOTHING.

READY MADE CLOTHINGg
FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
Fine Beaver over Costs, Fur rrimmt d;
" Cloth - Z" Fine Cloth Dr. - Coats & FroCks g.
90 Bensr and Cloth Talmas, laI ge line Of ClOth
Tweed and Cashmere Business Goats; Black Al Fancy
Cashmere Pants; Tweed, and rsey Pants; SIR,
Vests all kinds. Large Of Blanket
Pilot Cloth Over Coats.
Pine Marseles Bosom shirts; Pine Linen Bosom Shirts
Cnintz Calico hicEory Shirts;
Neck lies Cravas Shirt Collars Gloves susLendeTs, &c
HARDWARE AND QUEENSWARE.
20 crates QuetnsWare assOied in crate Of common and
gait ware;
90 crates Of all Granite Ware;
large stock Of L. BILE uery, Pocket Gallery Padloeks
Trace Cha Hatehets, Hammers, Augurs, Gimlets,
Chisels Planning Bits, &C.
CARPFTING.
$50 pi'ees Of CarpetiFg, assorted;
ply all wool ply, all wool, and Brussels Carpeting;
Half Wool CaTpetns; All Cotton "
Hearth Rugs and Mats.
II Also stock OF fine Bed Blankets, Negro
BlsnkeIs, Boat Blankets, and Hotet Blankets Also,
If Negro kerseys, all QUALITIES and kin 8;
100 bales Of and heavy Brown Domestic and Osna-
buTgs and Baggng,
Tue ,ARPErING will be sold at O'Clock precisely on
Tnesda mOn the first day of the The entire
is 10 store. We most earnestly re quest
CITY AND COIiNTRi MERCHANTS
attend this s1e, determined put the Goods
through regard less Of prices all Of you be
present. as do believe amestly that YOU
good. Put down in your memorandum book, stick Up
your Elk talk about and make your arrangements
attend large and extensive Auction sale Tues ay
"Wednesday and Thursday, September 18Th 18th ard 7h,
1857. TRABUE & LUCUS,
s,pt9td No.74 Public Square, Nashville Tenn.
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w. = Berry & Co..
Nashville Tenn,

4 RE- the onf substantial and sap'v ma7aged Sewing
Machine tade and are the Cheaues' and most used by
families and dufaeursrs for these and he following rsa
lst They mah seams which will rip navel, both
sides being alk az 10 hand sewing lea'hsr.
p lbe aHeiachines with six thread aud common
spool cotton Rth quail facility. every Of goods
from The nHesf men TO the h. avest cloth leather
20 his : % two Needle spool Machine which
Machines mai chain stitch, which sls
acmmOn kn stocking, besides making ugly c1rd onths
back Of the gods
4Lh Ihesa hines 81 al lab to out order,
bsin very simple and strO. 9 in their construction.
5h They se astsr do au any other Machine.
9th b" sch produced by this Machine l. so strong and
69au tiul IT. il Is impossible equal it by any
Ma" hne or hand
7h tn 0Of Of the above is there over I30O0 Of our
Machines in he United alone, counting Eurnpe
where 0r60 0; and, there practical opera
ton giving nbounded satisfaction something that no other
Machines errrdo2
Branch CHCs Public Square. over Hicks China HALL
Nashvil. rnues5ee. WM. 4. SINGER. il
arg to-dll Agent.
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Harris majority,

The counties yet to hear from gave Buchanan "a
majority Of 2S7; and if they voted for Governor a.
in the Presidential election Harris majority in the
morning with such corrections We have been able
10 make
We win feel under obligations to any friend in
either Of the counties yet hear from, who Will for
ward us the vote.
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Obancerv Sale.

III Y y -IUUIIIU-F.
DURSUANT to decree OF the Chancey Court, ClarSs
ve,t hos. W. Barh da c, aud others, vs.
Phaader Freshly, A. V Lii dsly, aud others shall on
N0LLsy, tn l2in ~ OtOcer next at the Court house, in
Nashville O'Clock soil TO the highest bbb6T three Lots
Ia Hays addition Nashville, dir OF 6, 2 d II tbs
tor notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest and EN-
retained A. V. ). LINDSEY,
sept n p. d G. Commissioner.
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IS REWAnn

WILL give the above reward FOR the apprehension of nv
] boy GEOkG who away from the An Of Au-
gust George copper cOiorsd, about six feet hgn.
years old, little older. He small scar over bis
under jaw, caused by rising from bad tooth.
GeOrgs raised BY the late Mrs Martha Aams, nea
Nashville, and hired yea 3. Laner whose ware
h6u be in when il fell de has wire at Mr.. ledge
IN I'd geheld }. J. ABERNATHY,
HaHkervine, franklin County, Tenn.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore existing under the hm of
Stewart d y ven is dissolved by utual consent VIII
liam Stewart assuming all liabilities said hm and receive
ing all debts Cue to this dete
WILLIAM STEW RI
WILLIAM W. OWEN.
II ? The undersigned will still the business as
heretOf0 in all its various branches pectuy soil
cts the patronage heretofore bestowed upon firm Of
.. & o. sepl9 WILLIAM STEWART,
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lust received fresh lot of PeTUmery soaps, Hair OIL
PomadeS, Golozues Hair TOOth Nail and Champion
Brushes. Every variety or shelf TucSiug Combs Reading
and curling Combs, and a varey Of for
by J. II McGlLLS
Idils and Geuucmen's Furnishing Store corner square
! a d col egs street. II
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RARH CRAWCa.

THE subscriber of N health, offers for sale his
/ Cigar, ~ inc and Liquor store, No. 81 Ce
daT Street
To any person disposed engage in the business rare
chanceis offered the house having good CUSTOM and
for The last years been doing the best and largest bus
ness Of KIND in the city. On hand, large and ample
supply pures and Oldest and oest brands OF Bandes
Wines and Cigars in the CITY, For part
Quire Of q, a. hbh0,
All nersons having claims against the house, will please
present them for payment and those indebted will please
call and pay. hbRk.
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Epperson Springs

FOR SALE.
NwINGto the death of DR.. A NJ Debow, ne of the pro
" pre ors Sprngs il de med adv sable the
part the Executors OF the estate sell his int rest Zone
halt n EppTsOn springs tract Of land and It's apPuTle
nancas) Should sut FISHING to purchase, pur
PREMISE subscriber vii his interest
This Watering Place is too well known to requ re
comment.
fourth in cash. the balance in three annual
paym nts For further particulars apply to on the prem
Ise, T ray and R. Potts, (EHecutOrs OF ~ A. NJ
WIN. A. DEBOW.
HausyiIle Sent : Is57-tE ON
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E>TRAYs--DICK,ON COUNTY.

IN AIKEN Up by SA. Es living in Ilth District Dickson
l. COUNTY, Yellow Or eE, d Horse, II II hands
high. shOd BEFORE white in forehead face right
hind foot and ef foot hile supposed be Tdglng,
about 10 years old and had bell APPRAISED on 18th
August, 1857, 10 $50
TAN EN- UP by Mark Cation, in Sd District Dickson Co,
FUR bull 10 mi ir Charlotte soTrel Mare, n
hands high, lit white the lind pastsrn joint about
II years old, aud ia stump sucker Appraised ls Sep
temblr, lS5s, 10 SIS.
SEM I2-w3ls THOS G. NORRIS Ranger.
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Nashville Building Association.

d virtue of deed OF executed by y. McClana-
ID nan, Nashville building Association,
Registers Off of wilson County, Box No. %,
rage l54 VIII proceed to sell 10 the highest BID Ter,
the house ysrd g1t Saturday the 18Th day
September pert described in sad deed be-
ing lot No s. N - Owen plan Of lets college
Hin, fronting 80 berry str and running bask
54 feet to an alley, and ot with good
house upon sale at II o clock, NJ.
CHARLES A. FULLER,
sept 9; Treasurer.
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BATGEY's VARIETTEs,

'tNHE RbOve Troupe, being the largest, waved and
l. POPULAR COMPANY now travelling, will commence
their excellent Entertainments under large PAVILION
TENT, at
Mas HVILLEi Tuesday Evening. Sept sth,
for few nights only. The Entertainments consist Of
SINGING AND DANCtNGI
Negro Delineatious, Splendid Dissolving Views,
MORAL ORA AS.
And Laugn4Ole Farces and Bur etas.
The proprietor has the pleasure that has
engaged
Mr.. ROBERT CARTER,
The celebrated Clown and DrOe who will apnsar nightly
with HIS Highly Trained Dog, TROBADOUR! The best
and most ssgacOus perf1rmi e a7iu al in Am- RIGA.
In addition 20 the above st pleasing and instructive
Day snow!
Is attached to the Varieties most wonderful
MICROSCOPE IN AMERICA !!
Magnifying the animal vegetable productonso
earth, sky and water TO incredible degree
A Pc WERFUL TELESCOPE
through which the wonders Heavens and distant OBJ
iects the earth he viewed in wonderful proximity
large Iat mt LUNG-TESTER accurately proving the
strength of The Lungs.
steTeoscopic Panoptc and Panoramic Views! Of home
ard foreign Landsrap and Domestic Scenes.
haeldecopes, Mu uplyiug and Magniyhg Glasses, and
costly and complete
ELECTRIC MACHINEI
Practically illustrating the science of Magnetism and sew.
eral her Curost king most pleasing day Exhbi.
ton, al once instructive, moral and amusing.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
For the nght show so cents; Children and Servant e5
cents. For the Day Exhibition, 25 cents.
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Silk, Merno, SgXOly scott h. Wool, Cashmere, American
Canton Faneand rwed Cotton, handsame Six and Satin
Seats Tics and CTEvais
Every Variety cf Gloves &c. Robes, Trunks, Suspenders
shoulder braces ney Belts &c; Port Mobss aId latest
ye PGres and POcket Book all for ale moderate prices
by lsepI III J. II McGILL.
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A Valuable Business Lot For Sale.

AN now Offering for sale that valuble Lot on Market
street adjoining store Morris q Mathews. TIL
ronls feet Market and back l07 feet towards
Front street
Il would make one ortbe best stands for wholesale
Gerry Store in the City. For L. apply
A. V. s. LiNDSLEE-
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FOR RENT

TENHE large Room in buildings the Of Cedar
aud B.adrck streets lately occupied by Mr.. Pingney,
as a dancing Saloon. Apply 10 W. F. COOPER.
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THE VOTE FOR GOVERNOR.

We are yet unable to complete our table of tie
vote for Governor. We lack the vote of Anderson
Garter, Granger and Hancock, in East Tennessee 4;
Robertson, AMI Van Buren,, in Middle Tennessee.
and Fayette, Obion, and Weakley, in West Tennes-
see Inthe counties heard from the vote stands:
For Harris, 6i464
For IattOn, $780,
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FURNISHING GOODS.

ock Of Furnishing Goods again u II and complete.
We invite all 10 examine it, and guarantee the goods
shall provo represent, in selling hem. We snit
al n ShIrts with without collars Mar as shin white
or cOlOrel cOlUTed 6 han shirts, handsome spots.
TNnERW ARE
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TIHR lost in the streets of Nashville on Saur-
/ day the 5th INST about $40 in Bank bills Among
them was d ty dollar Kentucky bill, five dollar Kentucky
BILL OF balance twenty dollar Kentucky bills
Uuinn and American ohice. b DONELSON
5-dlW
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-01

RENT DAY IN THE HARD TMEs.-Wc have
heard some curiosity expressed az To the pro-
bnblc influence Of The hard times ON the nay
ment Of rents on Monday next. Out OF the
total rental of New York and Brooklyn. which
amounts VIC believe to between eight and ten
millions 1T will be, in statistical point Of view.
a matter of some interest to ascertain the pro-
portion paid. This, Of course, will be exceed
ingly difficult to arrive at, but by the middle of
November some approximate calculation of Il
may be made. In the meanwhile, for the tran
guilty Of the proprietary mind Of the two cities.
we may as well express our belief that the de-
faults in rents this quarter will not be hume
rous. The exhaustion resulting from the recent
crisis has not as yet reached point which Is
likely to affect the landlords much. The middle
class trder and the retailer are probably in pos
session OF sufficient funds to meet the more press
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-01

This newly organized society gave their first rehearsal
yesterday afternoon, in the large Of the Atheneum
IN Atlantic street The orchestra under the direction
OF Mr. Theodore Eeld the esteemed and competent con
duc'or OF the New York Philharmonic Bec,hoyens SYM
phony, the kvica Mendelssohns overture 10 Ruy Bas
and Webers ever charming overture to oberon were tho
orchestral pieces selected Rehearsals are seldom very
satisfactory 10 the auditory but this was at all eyent
rich IN PROMISE although accession Of strength in
the wind instruments desirable The drst concert
Is announced Tor Saturday, Nov. Ia
The society called into existence by some patrotic
citizens who wish TO be independent OF New York in tho
matter OF musical entertainment They design nrss
TO organize concerts OF the best music in the best
style, and next 10 provide a proper music hall
IL certainly matter Of no little sur.
prise that BROOKLYN with its 200 900 Inhabitants and
SO large proportion Of musical talent both amateur and
professional should have place In which the MUSES. can
taRe refuge The large room Of the Atheneum though
Useful Tor many purposes Is wholly Inadequate 10 orches
trail performances. VIII the society accent suggt-s.
tom While they are thinking OF a music hail. why no<
extend thcr AIMS Why should they not erect building
m which the divine charms Of music can receive their
iu exposition, with the aid O science and dramatic Access
soflesY music hall would be worthy the enterprise of
single individual But Brooklyn, the metropolitan twin
SISTER surely can Afford opera house. We feel conf
ent that there are plenty Of estate amongst
her cuzens Who would readily contribute the site for