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IMPORTANT TO STOCk DRovERs.-In an ac-
ton brought by stock drOver. residing in
Kentucky, against the Illinois Central Rail
road Company. for damages sustained to
plaintiffs stock, shipped at Urbana, Illinois,
for New York. in Chicago, Judge Drummond.
after having held the ease under advisement.
has decided in favor of the plaintiff. and gave
Judgment for $3.50. The plaintiff intro
duced in evidence the deposition of a witness
who testified that the cattle Zone hundred
hcad) were shipped at Urbana. a station on
defendants road. for market in New York;
that by the contract, the cattle were 10 he
delivered at Detroit in 30 hours; that they
went through to Detroit in the same cars in
which they were shipped; that they were de-
tanned on the Michigan Central Road. at
Michigan City, Il hours; also II hours AZ
Marshall; that on arriving at ID .troit. four of
, the cattle. worth 500. were dead; that the
residue, SO, were deprecated in II ,sh to the
extent of six dollars head, consequent on
the delay.
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James's Neuralgia Fluid

Is most valuable external remedy for Rheumatism
Neuralg "A, Sprains, Bruises, Chibains, Headache,
&c. II never fails IL prepared by the late Rev.
Mr.. James of CHATTANOOGA | have bat few dozen
leit-what have is warranted to be genuine. Per
Bottle One Dollar
Hed-Hug Bane---Drives from old houses and
old bedsteads Bugs and tleas- Only Is per bot
tie.
The GrPfenberg COnsum ptiye,s Nal I'M
Is recommended u tie attention of all having alice
tons of the Lungs Colds, either light.
When all other Pectoral medicines have failed, this
may with certainty be relied on.
In early stages of CONSUMPTION certain cure.
In the last stages a very blessed relief
All those who have weak lungs should test its viz
tues, which wonderfully eiiicacous in disorders
not 10 be trihcd with Many citizens Of Nashville can
attest its curative powers In thirteen years the
Grasenberg Medicines have never been known TO fail
i'll doing what ever has been promise for them.
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
dec29-tf a College street
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snhhnIIl E.lf.

rl"stra'"s' hv The "ErlirE ~ r." with Thirty Five
R"artiful rcsigp~-Tnris, voro~ro
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Land f0i Sale

An Offering for sale beautiful Tract Of land sitn-
II afrd the old Lehanon road, aud now called
smiths Turnpike, fronting immediately said Pike,
about miles from the city Tract ~ Land containing
about II Acres Aheat 81 cleared the halsnc.
heavily TIA efed Upon the tract tsa fad
Ing springs aHd beautiful Badng SITE. The SOL i
the qaaiity ana susceptible - the higlest
state e cauvatioa the tiaa6eF unusually heavy
Tbs Is TaaFt at the Jno. AcMurry land aud
Juias thai af j x. Iahbs's hF!rs. q. ". AeAurTy
BENDER aud Jno McMaFry. ! woEd iaviie ttse att-r
Il those Wishing q purchase desirable piea Il
l.Bd Ia give this exaH tzaIion a. couasient
they will be plslssed. II is equal, nts superior 10
ANY that has bvea eaercd foe sale. For terms &c
apply b. 4 e. GiAS-oCK,
siee1a-- N AGENT
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Age and Debility.

As old age comes creeping on, it brings many atten-
dant inGrmities. Loss Of appetite and weakness i'm
pair the health, and want Of activity makes the mind
discontented and unhappy. In cases where old
age adds its influence, il is almost impossible to add
vigor and health and although many remedies have
been tried, all have failed, until BG.RIIAVE'S HUL-
LAND BITTEItS known and uscI. In every
case where they have been employed they have in
variably given strength and restored the appetite.
They have become a great agent for this a'One and
used by many people who are suffering from loss
OF appetite and general debility In OF long
standing chronic diseases, they act charm, nvig
Grating the syi tenn thus giving another oppor-
tunity TO repair physical injuries.
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TILE TREATY.


ARTICLE /. The patronage Of the federal
government in the city OF New York to be
exclusively employed to sustain the organi-
alton Mt Tammany Hall.
ARTICLE 2. Every person holding Office I'M
dee the federal government. aud failing to
support the nominations emahating from
Tammany Hall, or connecting himself with
or sustaining directly or indirectly any other
political or saniz alton. shall be dismissed with
the same promptness that the President re
moved the Hon. John McKeon for similar
cause. ~ -
Article 3. That the valuable advertising
of the federal government shall be withheld
iron nominaliy democratic newspaper de-
voted TO constant warfare on the regular or
ganization, and slanderous and personal as
saults on its candidates.
Article A. That the regular organization
at Tammany Hal shall secure representa-
tioa in the General Committee for 1859. rep
rcsenting IN the majority Of delegates the
preponderance OF democratic strength. as
shown at the elections held this fall-exclu-
ding in all cases every person who has been
connected with n republican or Know Moth
ing organization--no person being eligible TO
membership OF any commtte who will not
pledge himself 20 sustain the regular organi-
cation OF the, party aud all its nominations
and renounce all allegiance to other organi-
cations.
ARTIcLE5 5. A ward committee to be elected
In each ward. consisting OF three from each
election district, which shall be the reprcscn-
tative body for the ward, and possess the
same powers In respect 10 local nominations
as the General Committee possesses in rela-
ton to those Of the city aud county. bat the
Ward Committee not 20 call primary elec-
tions without authority of the General Com
mittee. flsE
ARTICLE 6. The General Committee of
1889 before the list OF July next, 10 prepare
and adopt plan by which a choice Of meHl-
hers OF nominating conventions and commit
tees shall be brought home more directly 10
the people in their respective localities.
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F 0 r S A L E,
A FINE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
Situated on McGavock street,
IN West Nashville.

T WILL sell at private sale, that beautiful and -
Il commadious residence Of Mr.. CHARLIE " 10;
ANDERSEN, on McGavOck street, and adjacent esiu
90 that OF the Rev Mr. Reelnpd close the residence
Of Mr.. Bayless The lot fronts 100 feet Mctiavock
street and runs back Id9 feet II feet alley aud
IS enclosed with fine cedar picket fence The house
~ one story brick, containing SIX in the main
building with store rooms. ChiRa-clpsct together with
Vegetable aud Cntl eeisrs. Stable, Carriage house
&c There IL also upon the premises splendid els
tern. The house - enterely with all the modern
improvements and dRshed IN the most superb style
II architecture, and with eve comfort and
venicnee. An examination Of the premises viii con
vince th" most r,stidnus tlsnt j. of the most
pcte residences that has been offered the pub
lie.
II Is a well established fact that that portion Of
West Nashville Is e mnst desirable 81 any other on
account OF society health and easy approach the
city besides the other nd yantagcs that presents
the business Tie fact that the corporation tax
~ 50 heavy shenid be ihtuccnent thosa wishing
10 purchase homes e. give this passing untice a. il
j. all IL Is represented o. be. viii sell, II desired .
100 feet more adjoining the above and that Of Mr..
Reel
The Rev nr. Houston, the present occupant " ali
take pleasure m showing the premises 10 any Que
that my wish o. examtne
a.s- hnos snAI pfIVately before MONDAY THE 3Ep
OF January 1853. ! will slier Il pabIhs sale AT
the Curt house gate u the highest bidder
TEEas % SAlE-A credit 81 one. two ard three
years, with notes bearing interest well endorsed paw
able IN Bank, and a lea retained,
T. r. GIAsCocK
doc.l-td Real Estate Agent.
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Most Valuable City Property
F 0 E S A 7, E

T AN now Offering for sale the House and Lot on
Cherry street, now occupied by Mr. :. WELLER
The house is very large and cnmmodious contain
ing over twenty rooms with servants rooms, cellars
coal and wool sheds, &c, &c. The House is in good
order, most of it being recently rebuilt and better
adapted for first class boarding house than any
house in Nashville.
The Lofts about sixty-five feet front by one hun
dred and scventyive feet; and the house 81 sitna
ted on the lot 10 admit of addition that would
render IL as cOmmodiOus any Hotel in the city.
A large portion of the furniture can be purchas-
ed with the house IL desired
1t is well known that bookkeeping is in this city
most profitable business, and 10 any wishing to
engage in such a vocation this is an excellent oppor-
tunity To procure eligible location being convent
ent 10 all the business portions Of our city
For terms, !yc., apply
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This question has given rise to differences
of opinion and discussion in the Courts. 1t
was raised and argued in a case in the Sn-
preme Court, now in session here, few days
ago. and the Court decided that the new code
took effect at the expiration of forty days
after the adjournment of the last Legislature.
The adjournment took place on the 22d OF
March, 1858, and hence. the new code went
into operation ON and after the I'd day of May
last
Theecase in which this decision was made
was that of Sarah Chapman vs. The STATE.
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fE- We are confident that this can be done,
but then in order to effect this. our organiza-
ton must be complete, and our efforts united.
II il, we believe, determined that the conven-
fion, to nominate candidate on the opposi-
ton ticket. shall assemble in Nashville, on
the 22d of February next. We were of opin-
ion that later day than this would have
been preferable. but as the general expression
throughout the State. is in favor OF the time
suggested, we cheerfully yield whatever of
objection we may have entertained
We trust that every county in the State
may be represented in Nashville at the time
prcposed.-CayroU Pdtyi0k. q
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ChaneerY Sale Of SLAVES.

DY virtue o. decree % the ChAnceFy Court az
ID Nashville, rendered At rs November ferus 1sAs
10 the u kichArd savage, e 81. pagts. eli
sell At ths Cgart yarf gste Ia Aashyaic On THURS
DAY, nh 55fH DAY ~ pk1t.a BAR, lS8S. Ei1yf.S
NALUAblE si-AS - Consisting u tso lsssas SoasaE
and ehiiiren.
TGEns-A eFeaa * IL nonths y IA be given, notes
wskh approved sccarty xil be reSered f1f lhe pay
meat OF The paTeh4se noaey.
j. H. NcpoSAIn
dee3-twtd Adm'r - J. savage, ase'd.
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To EDITOR OF EvANGELIsT:-'My age Is Six
ty.- One year ago. my hair was very grey, and
/ commenced using Mrs. S. A. Aliens Worlds
Hair Restorer and also the Zylobalsamum- now
my hair is RESTORED to its ORIGINAL. COLOR.
and ceased to fall"
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ss- SartIgss. tie French MInister. has re-
Gently communicated 10 Secretary Cass that
Louis Napoleon has conferred upon Lieut..
Manry the distinction u she '.Lsgien 81 Hen
orr for bis valuable services 20 the nasiga-
ton Of the world.
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Eg- There is no more touching and sug-
gestiye passage in all Shakespeare much
that Is saying, To be sure than where Dame
Quickly. after Falstaffs death, replies % Bar
doiph, may, sure, he's not IN hell he's in
Arfhur's bosom, II ever man went Ia Arthur's
bosom - apd the implied reason she gives ::
ssfor after saw him tumble with the sheets.
and pay srilA the TONER'S and smile upon his
fngers ends. know there was but one way !;
for his nose was as sharp a. o pen. and a Lat-
R.aT If 1yesa f,l.fsH .
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DIED.

In this place, yesterday morning, at the residence
OF AEEN A. Han, in the 7sth year OF her age, Mrs.
MAEGARET NEWMAN, relict Of the late DR.. John New
man. Her frirEds and acquaintance are invited In
attend her funeral this day, az IL O'Clock A. NJ from
the First Presbyterian Church
Divine Service by Rev. Dr. Edgar.
nec 20 1888
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UNJESE MACHINES received the FIRST PREMIUM
IA silver Medal aud nirlama-at the OHIO state
Pair. 1851 eating In the presence q the awarding
committee, and thousands Of speriatnrs 2Gs feet Of
boards Ia eight minutrs
Also, received. with the rcat the FIRST Pre-
MUM Tor beet Portable saw Mills ia 1855 AMI ca
~ lDg ~ the nrsi premiums AZ every place where
ezh haed-
attention - The lsople 9par Portable steam Egines
da=sgacd expressly for th-r use simple in their
Construction, uiat they Operate them without the
asrsitnce Il experienced engineers: cheap - "a
enmc lfhia their msans light thai they are -ssi-
~ removed; very dar-hie, AMI Burning any kind =
slOo 600 IN oar establishment ant consequently lsr-
dpee oar machinery a the lowest possss,ie
Our Portable Circular
- "a w vi Ills
Are bulii ansr the approved models " IN saw
q any diameter lEsn or wso-i~n Heat Blscks bit
ins. ess-, completely eqaisaed Tor Funa.ng as tey
leave TIE work.
There isno basinr~- ~iih ~tich W are aeq.,aiatee
thzt - 80 well - operating Portable Mhs
Il - gaite cEr Tie uhoie lrst cost IA "a
tbs grst hair yesr's run.
We have srverai mills running tbs STATE % 7 "a.
no-see. ana three ~ ileaFY eoanfy. We are permit
I'D - REFER - Cart JaAa ~payHe, Who purrhz-c.s
ene II cur Nils, Gar say ufsSmaitoa about them.
tlFegars. egnttiuas descriptions esIts prirrs etc
forwarded O. all applicants.
Orders, visits aad cssresPondeDes seiic.ted
Adancss. H &F HANDY.
Hanay's steam fsgtns Works,
Lsnrssiiie Oho.
81 tAss inaFiasssruls q Pstzxt si~d AaSsst -
ISIS. - baiiieEs T~eerfs eleaisss. " Be pres
es'lsea = tie FULLEST exLeat 4 the as.
dee-4sw
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The Stratford Caller /;

- The plan Of this beautiful work is as orig
ia as ii is attractive. In respect is it mere re-
Podnction Of the Shakespeare Galleries. and "He-
reines Of Shakespeare" well known to the trade;
hit with striking novelty and taste combines the sto-
telling quality Of Charles Lamb with the erac ful
criticism II Mrs Jameson.
Our new cioerope is the wife of Dr. J. W.
Palmer, who wrote the ''GoIden nagon,r so many
ine oriental articles in the New Cycopadia and the
Atlantic Monthly. as well as the California sketches in
Putnam" and the popular comedy Of the ''Queen IS
Rehabilitation Transcript
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Poetry 90 the voed..

sahsa'h Waits and other Poems, BY James Graham
spicaeialy iiustrsted 'tf
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zs- The Sons Of Malta, IN Lexington, KY.
distributed 500 loaFes Of bread 10 the poor,
90 Christmas day. The act Is recorded In
Heaven.
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3. The Gallery of Florence.

containing nearly Too Hundred Superb Eaqrariqqs and
Sculptures, after Raphael, Michae! Angelo, Guido.
Rembrandt, Salvador Rosa, Correggio Titan Rubens
Nan-Dyck, &c. -Four Imperial Folio Volumes in Two
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ry- The most wanionly wicked sppllca-
ton Of good maxim, was made By u man
who said To iimsslf business before pleas
ure,r whiie kissing hi. own wife previous Go
going out 10 Mss hls nsl ghboFis
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VI AR RIED.

In Bastrop county, Texas, on wedncs lay, the 18Th
inst, by tho Rev J. g. John, JoHv ". srEVcE. for
merry of Davidson county, Tenn, u Mss NANCY u.
daughter OF W. A. Breeder, 81 Ras,rop county.
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Large Arrivals of Goods.

DEM F. SHELL = Is receiving per steamers
ID John Bell, Rnnyan, etc, extensive stock OF
Merchandise Of the different varieties in the various
assurtm snts of Trade. ON THIS MORNING, at 10
O'Clock. will commence sales and continue
during the week both day and night until the entire
stock Is closed. The Trade is especially invited
attend these sales, the Goods will be in lots and
sacrifices may be expected. Terms, as usual, Cash.
deCg 1T
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yOUN YORK ~ CO.
No. IS Union at. Nashville.

Have now on hand large and splendid assortment Of
new Holiday Books for the rcming season.
Gallery ~ Famous English and American Poets.
The most msEuinccnuy Illustrated volume pub
lishei Ia the world Ono hundred Steel Engravings:
vol. imperial octave, richly bound IN morocco an
tsqne.
Women of Beauty and HcroismI
The Court - Napoleon
The Republican Court
The Atlantic Souvenir.
Atso "A large supply OF Albums, Portfolios shd
Juvenile Books. deci4-tf
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INNATI AND NASHVILLE.

The above named first class steamers have entered
INTO an arrangement, forming Lightning Express
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For HeNt,

A sPIEHnID RESIDENCE on Cedar street The
y House contains rooms. with twp story Kiieh-
en-, besides ? y acres u ground. For further infer
nation call GA X. A. COLI
dcc3g-d Al CITY Wharf
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Sevenfy-Six,....P. X BARCLAY. Master.
Joe ii. Conn, JOHN WooDBURN, Master
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Illustrated with ore Hundred Frrrayirrs IN iirt~d
Ier'r, Drawn rs eminent Artists ard engraved by the
hrothers Ta'yicl London Cory.
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Full Weight.


rIfIiE beauifal residence e IAsss =. Hans
Il Al AHtt<h es-et. On the Nsshvlise aA4 -
caaitzasss<s Ealfs.4d, shssat eight aides frsna -
the c4sfs eesat4taihg AlRefs Asses - fshas sseus
nay Acres q Shkh i eleaerd, tssl bsisnee
he4fuy tisahsred. wth the nae "a
d MATED nsE tbs A. lass, o. esaoa lrabsAl Ne
Stt ah@a SD The ah1xs ta4ee reesoaShis seFtas
and 81 loo hsarxs ~ IzsttaaAsrn ezsslrs a las.
v. hayssoa MAgkes street, ~ -
A. r. GI-AscacK.
ase1i~lm - Agpnt.
@ ks~S 3 Aszsz >
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Poetry OF the Year.
Passages ffosn The Pets descriptive q The Seasons
I'm .I.-.rair nI........a
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lqem Aouertisrments.
Nc.rO HoY for Saie.

A No. l NEGRO BOY VIII be offered Ia the hlgsest
n bidder for cash. at the Market House, satur-
day, January Let, at 10 O'Clock.
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Mr. Buchanan's Tammany DipIo-

The following is given by the New York
Herald as the treaty agreed upon and signed
by the Tammany and anti-Tammany delcga-
10 is, recently convoked at the White House.
There appears to have been but one delegate
on behalf OF the anti-Tammany faction, to-
wit (: Collector ScHEIL., whose place depended
ON his agreeability in the meeting. FERSAN-
DO WooD and his peculiar friends are said to
be wholly dissatisfied with the result.
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Twenty Negroes.

on SATURDAY, the lsl q JahssFy, lisa, I WI
" hire, GA tie Paels SsaAze, ~ Negroes. eoasizt
ag 81 heu, woaasa. Bays snd Girls
". JOHNSTON.
decs5-fw Guardian ~ ]. d Crslghe4a-
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may learn 10 write with ease, elegance and rapidly.
Mr. ID. believes the many hundreds Of pupils he has
taught in this place, within the last fifteen years will
be the best evidence of his success as techer but
those who wish further testimony referred his
large circular where they will lind the most unquali-
fed testimony from the best sources in the United
States, during the list twenty years.
They will there tad the best evidence Of the great
utility, beauty and simplicity of Photography
Hours 10 IL A. NJ, 10 z. NJ, and to 9 at night
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HOIloway's PiIIs.--rhese Pills alone, among
all the medicines IN existence, possess the property 81
cleansing and regulating the bowels and purifying tho
animal finds without depressing either body or mind
Sold so Maiden Lane n Y. dec29-Iw
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rhc -rnnrn CnIIcrr-

n'p'f--'-' ~ ~ s'-irai Parallels from Drswings. by
John Gilbert London
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For Rent.

vI,HAr very dessraese Stare Room aaiaininx nv
IL of1sre, being No. a. Cherry street far SEX
year. APFay 70 WILL l. BOYD, ia,
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6. Roberts's Views in the Holv Land

with Historical and Descriptive Text, by Rev DR.
CRoLY. Embellished with highly finished Drawings
IN LIihography, beautifully tinted. new Library,
vols, syo., full Morocco
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Great Attraction.
Go. as at Cest,

w A. 4 l. q ArgfkII-ASD are aasria< lhelr
w eatire sterk - fAncE Dress Slks. hoehie
sksrt. sssAs Aaa fTsAsed heusiin - Lases, tesset
AL cts.s ctssks ~ esst- Aew V ta4 suae ~ e2r-
sssEas lescssA. = 81 AZ - SeflsEs street
mizks-f
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FOR Hire.

I.sas re year lss3. SsEra Wsss.a, she Is god
II fpek sad nrst.rAis Washer Gnd trouss, Alss,
= Negro Girl who - ageoa Nsr~- APply -
A J. Nr8lflEffA.
dece-m Ne. Enn Mack
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Sacrcd AIIernric.

Tronn Anri"nt aud Modcrn rocis Win Illustrations
from o-i-irai' photographs Rud prauinrs
"GlorouF thirTs ~" sps Ken 81 Thee
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4. A Gallery of Famous Poets.

Wah an introductory EsSav.
by Prof HENRY COFFEE Professor Of English Iitera-
ture IN the University Of Pennsylvania. GorgeousIy
Illustrated by upwards Of One Hundred Eagrarings on
Steel Richly bound in antique Morocco
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3. The Court of Napoleon; or, Society
under the First Empire.

With superb Portraits Of its Beauties, Wits and He
roines. BY FRANK GOODRICH One elegant A.
vol, antique Morocco.
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Evening, Dec. solh, 1855,
ODD EELAOW - HAIL
STRAKOSCH,S
GRAND CONCERT COMPANY.
Debut of the Countess CORA DE WILHORST. the Young
and fascinating Prima Donna, in Nashville.
On Monday, January 3rd. 1859.

Oh OEOs o.
Mr. STRAKOSCH begs leave 10 announce that he
has effected an arrangement with the following emf
nent Arti ts
MADAME CORA DE WILTIORST, the lannon's PRIMA
DONNA who untes u Of the finest soprano Voices
now in existence, most wonderful Execution and
who has achieved such brilliant triumphant success
recently in Paris, London, New York, Philadelphia
Washington, etc.
MADAME AMAIIA PATTI STRAKOSCH the favor
te CONIRALTO, from the Italian Opera in New York
Philadelnhia, Boston, etc.
Mr.. HENRY SQUIRES, the eminent young TENOR
who has been so brilliantly successful in London New
York, and who is acknowledged the finest living Eng
lash Tenor, aud
SIG. AMODIO the FIRST BASSO Of the Italian Operas
in London, Naples, New York and Philadelphia and
universally acknowledged in Europe and America as
possessing the most extraordinary and wonderful Bas-
so Voice IN the world.
All the above named worldwide celebrated Artists
VIII appear in their first
Grand operate Concert.
on MONDAY, JANUARY BIRD, under the direction
of Maurice Strakosch.
The Price of Admission. including reserved seats,
has been fixed IT 81 so. Seats may be secured, com
mencng Friday morning, Dec. 3ISt, at the Music store
Of Mr. James 4. Mcclure, No. 80 Union street.
Doors open at "a; Performance to commence at S
O'Clock. dec29-td