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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-01

Nine. ANNE BISHOP has finished her South Ameri-
an and Australian operate tour, and is now in
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-01
AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES

AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
By
LANIER, PHILLIPS q co.
an MONDAY, OCT. 4th 1858, We will sell for Cash ia
~ front OF cur Warehouse complete assortment Of Groceries,
consisting in part as follows, viz;
40 hhds Sugar; 100 boxes Star clndless
800 bags Coffee; 100 = and 4 do
% bbls MOlassesi IS bxs selected W r. Chess,
90 bbis rusd 4 poEd Sugar; 100 barrels White Whisky;
q kits Meckerel; Is do n. Y. Brandy;
8 sacks Almonds; 10 do Holland Gin;
y Sardines; 400 kegs Walls:
20 boxes Cove Oysters; IS dozen Painted Buckets.
10 bags Pepper; % nests Tubs;
p chests Tea IS boxes Starch;
~ bales Cotton PWinei $50 do Soap;
s. coils Rope IS do D0yle's Candles;
- cases Matches; 100 dozen Mas0n's Backing;
100 boxes Flasks;
Together With numerors other articles up complete
sale LANIER, PHILLIPS & co.
sepS-dd No. %. Market street
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H. b. PLUMMER 4 w. b. KNIGHT.
AYING bought The entire stock Of Goods, Fixtures, &C. Of
A. Morrison & Co., and associated ourselves under the
name and fra OF Pummer Knights will continue the bus
ness at the old stand. examination Of stock from
merchants visiting this market
octld2W PLUNEBIER & KNIGHT.
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SALE OF LAND,

LESLIE FOR OCTOBER.
ENRANK LESLIES NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE for o.
H' tnher, just received by Z. HAGAN,
sept9 ... Market and Union SIS.
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YTyEIE Trustee Stewart & Owen is under the rece
sty of selling out The entire stock hy Decemher next
Those need Ranges Stoves, Of al and sizes
Crates, Scales Manes Kettles, Scuttlss, Tinuare Ifoi
low Ware. and Tame Lions, invest their MONEY ~ 100
advantage Those indebted 70 s. a o. reninaed f il much
cheaper with the Trustee than with an once M -
respectfully requested call At Stewart & Owens oh and
No "a Markst street.. lsspl-d&tHR
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Auction Sale OF Groceries
BY

Auction Sale Of Groceries
BY
KARKPATRECK, NEVINS q CO.,
Nc. 81 Market street,
IN FRIDAY OOOber lst 10 O'Clock, in front Of their
Y y Warehouse:
80 hhds. Sugar, fair 70 SO bbls. Holland Gin;
chOioei > +" Sweet Wine;
30 bags Rio Cohee 10000 Segars, various brands.
100 bbls. Moasses;
100 half do . doz. Cordial
100 kegs do 25 Claret Wine
~ boxes Star Candles, . - Lemon Syrup,
lOO half do do 80 coils Cotton Rope,
100 qrs. do Grass do
$50 box. TalloW do IS doz. Buckets.
900 bbls. Rect Whisky, 60 Wash Tubs,
90 old Bour DO . box Tobacco, various brands,
so Amer BanIv 10 cases Matches
Together with many other articles in the Grocery line
sepaod KIRKPATRICK, NEVINs & co.
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WTTE sr now Offering sales number q desirable Building
w Lots H0uston's, shelby Blood ZocoGers
additions Edge6ed- These lots elgby located
few hundred yards from the public square and viii be
most favorable terms. J. T. & r. ". BROWN,
ssp25-2m AZ Cherry street.
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= n pusu8nos of dsrss rrcnouncsd b Chancy Court Il
Gaatn. in the Aohert Caruthers and Others
- eaun aud Others Hlon the 18th DAY Of November next
the Court House door in m town oalstin expose pnb
sale TIE valuable Farm Of re late James sanders E9 This
Of the desirable nsghbohoods Summer county being
ssent 1ales from ts asEsi lass; aeoat = MES ro1
Vile kSiroat L is also situated Immediately upon he Cum
sfa3d river ana has ens stream DEl qesk Tor - eastern
the largest and best dwelling houses IN the county.
octi-HiVl@ WI. BLAoKMoRE. G. AN.
b. LANIER 4 CO.,
RHOLESALE GROOERSs IND DEALERSL ~
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
Ne 5. MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE. TENN.
NASHVILLE RACES.
.ga,s saroa 49,
FALL MEETING, 1858!
Saturday, October Cd.
Jockey Club Purse, sa5o-TEO mile heats. s.
FRENCH, SPANISH, ITALIAN AND LATIN.
SIGNOR GIULIO GUANTIERI,
OFFERS his services to the Ladies and Gentlemen Nashville
~ instructor in the French, Spanish Italian and Latin
Languages He will give ssso in classes the residence Of
those who may desire to become pupils de would like TO accept
an mt with any public institution within ne distance OF
hy miles ~ RAILROAD He may BE found at No 10 south Vine
street, between me and 10 "A. Nd viii
those who may address him By note.
He tes leave to refer those who desire to become his pupils
n the Rev. Dr. EDGAR Rev Dr. SUMNER Lindsey Dr..
Blacke, Prof fhyssens, Col W. Williams, Dyer PEARL Esq,
Douglass & Co., etc. sept26-2We
Surgeons Gems, being brilliant Passages from the
Discourse Of the Rev C. STURGEON. Just received by
sep30 r HAGAN.
G. U WHEAT, CORN AND FLOUR - a
Ea5s--Z1
TSREIGHTs TO CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH, on the
articles above named, reduced tho following rates
until further notice. 'lr
Wheat per bushe "a oeuts.
Corn do - do.
Flour per barrel, 81 20
Stations the line Of the Nashville and Chaauooga Road
entitled rates. the difference charge from
Nashville to ChatanO0 and the points Of shipment Cafa
nooga local tariff.
sep3J-H B, err CHAS. ". ANDERSON, Geu'I Ag't.
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ResidencPs and FnTIms fOr 81

BeSh4ehces ana sahAats HOT SAFE
M have for sale ugber Of desirable residences Nash
vile and Is gcinitTs Also number Of karsin David
son, sumner. Wauseu and Bedford counto Call
J., L. 4 4, " BROWN,
gep2S-lm a. Cherry Street.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE r. r.
$ g -
nURING the Of tbe Fair at Gallan, commencing Non
ii j day, 9th Sept, Trains viii a follows:
Leave Edgeheld a. ~, Arrive Gallatin a..
do Gallatn 4s3Jp do Edsedeld 630p m
Tickets to Gallain and back S1O0.
ROBERT MACLEOD,
sep24-d5t Superintendent
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COLUMBIA.
WISH to sell the House and Lot in Columbia Tennessee now
occupied BY W Sykes Esq The Lot contains upwards Of
two acres and seonyenenty situated for family residence viii
be sold cheap II Immediate application is made 70
a Y. S. LINDSLEY,
sep@-lm Nashville Tennessee.
Columbia papers please insert month and charge
a. Y. s. I.
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very s szssSs,a I sns a si s IS
DRE-eOODs,
Reody-made CiOthing, Nantes, Varieties,
&c.s &c, &c,
which receiving wiz have ready Tor exhibition By
the 18th Of August. Our stock Comprised in partof
Brown & BIeaehed Shirtings 4 Sheetings;
81, rs & A. Osnaburgs, Grain Sacks;
Prints, Cheeks Tickings, Plaid LInseys;
FIannels, blankets, Tveeds, Jeans, Sati-
nets;
Cloths, Cassiuercs, vestings, TaiIors' trim
mings;
American and French, Plain and Printed
Delanes;
French, German and English MerinOes;
Black Silks Fancy Dress silks;
CIOaks, Nantes, ShawIs;
Irish Linens, JacOnets swiss and Checked
muslins;
Laees a Enabroideries, Ladies' Dress Trim-
mings;
Bonnet Taffeta and Velvet Ribbons;
Elk. heavy TvilIed Jeans, Limseys and Ne
gro Blankets for Planters; Ready-made
CIothings Buttons, Thread, Com bs, lew
eIry, &C.
added to the stock, they may make their appearance in the
Eastern markets.
aug17-sm BRANsFORD, 1'WHIRTEK & co.
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WE most s..so.sIlg invite s:a.sl;a ., ne .s ne
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1858-04-09
Earthquakes and their Treatment.
FROM the Spectator

1t is calculated than more than 10000
persons, some reckon 5000, have lost their
lives by the recent earthquakes in the
kingdom Of Naples. III some towns. Mon
trmurro aud Sapouaro for example, the
whole Of The iuhabiianis have persisted, in
others, Bricuza and amutiula, the great
er part Of all living brings were destroyed.
In some places tie earth opened. swallow
ing every creature ON the face Of il. The
details of this grand natural phenomenon
are altogether trighlfui; we must so back
to times long past to parallel them. Exact
ly one thousand years ago, at TIC end Of
December, S57, a similar catastrophe hap
pened lhroughoai Europe AT THAI time,
however, the ravages of the earthquake ex-
tended much further North than at pres
ent; even towns on the Rhine Mayence
among them, suffered severely, This proves
that, after all. these cemmolions are losing
in intensity. extent, and frequence for
whereas III former times tie whole Of Eu-
rope was frequently disturbed by them. and
millions lost their lives, they are at present
more rare, they do not extend beyond q
single kingdom, and the losses may be
counted by thousands. In that long inter-
val there have been many other visiiations.
bat uone perhaps 50 extensively fel. as That
Of I755, in Which the town Of Caiania was
destroyed, a quay at Lisbon was ,ubmerg-
ed, and the comtnotion was felt even in this
country. the alter in Stonrhouse Pool. near
Plymouth, with the boats upon it, being
swayed to and fr Ike water in basin thai
1. II IL. Ill,
ever, observation of the past appears 10
prove decline, if not in the horrors of the
nf1iction, still in tie extensiveneSs and in
the frequency. Something perhaps may
be due to the hyperbole with which ancient
writer's wrote but about some of the great
est facts which happened in public, such as
thedestruction Of The quay, there can scarce
ly be any doubt; and If We trust to the ex-
perience Of so short time as thousand
years, we might aceeptIhe facts rs evidence
of a standing supposition that our old earth
is gradually cooling down.
But there is one great fact which comes
home nearer to us--lhe total want of any
progress in the treatment of these great
phenomenas. They happen mostly in coun-
tries where there is little energy. and where
invention is cramped by the artificial bonds
of bad government. In Naples we have an
intensity of horror and an intensity of inert.
ness. Travellers throughout the district:
that have suffered in Naples see towns de
stroyed, with the inhabitants sitting upor
the ruing. mourning, not acting. In Polla
the cries of the victims were heard under
the ruins; but no assistance could be had
The country people fed in fear lie thou
sands of men in the pay OF the Government
were not permitted to COME perhaps dis
no; wish il i; and there Is reason TO suppose
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1858-04-09
Married gs0liteneSs.

There is much Of truth, rs well as Of
thai Kind philosophy which comes into every
day requi,ilion, helping to strengthen and
brighten the ties Of social affection, in The
sublo'aed bref article taken from "the La
dies Eaiegprize.
''Wil you n asked pleasant voice.
And tae husband answered, "lcs, my
dear, wi.b pleasure"
II was Wietly, but heartily said the
tone the manner, the look, were perfectly
natural and very aff, clionate. We thought,
how pleasant That courteous reply; how
gratifying il must be to the wife. Many
husbands d ten years experience are ready
enough witt courtesie5 OF polieness to the
young Mdies Of their acquaintance, while
they speak with al rnptnpss to the wife
and do many rude little things without con-
Sidcrng them worth an apology. The
stranger whom they may lave seen but
yesterday Is listened towith Difference, and
although the subject may not be OF the most
p.easapi nature, with ready smile; While
The poor wile, she relate Il domestic griey-
ance, is snubbed, or listened to with i'll
coneealed impatienee. O. bow wrong tins
is-sll wrong.
Ds%sse urge some request? 20, don't
bothef he = ciied her gracious lord and
mastet Does she ask for necessary funds
for SUI shoes, or Tommy hat ''Seems
10 meeou are always wanting money = IS
the handsome relort. Is any little extra
demarped by his masculine appetite, It is
order9t not requested
"Ldok here, want you to do 50 and so !;
just see that its done !" and of marches
Mr. Boor, with bow and a smile Of gem
ilem@lly polish and friendly sweetness for
every casual acquaintance he may chance
to ec9gnize-
hsn we meet with such ihoughtless-
ness afd coarseness, our thoughts revert 70
the klad voice and gentle manner Of the
tiiendNho said Yes, my dear, with pleas
ure. Il beg Your pardon, comes as readi-
" to MS lips when by any little awkward
ness he has disconnected her, as il would IN
the presence of the most fashionable stick
Ter ior etiquette. This is because he IS a
thorough gentleman, who thinks his wife
IN all things entitled to precedence. lie
loves her best; why should he hesitate to
show 7 not in sickly, maudlin attentions,
but u pretering her pie sure, and honoripg
her 10 public as well as IN private. lie
knows sher worth; why should he hesitate
TO attest Il. "And her husband. he prals-
eth hsr' saith Holy Writ; not by tuisone
radulailpn, not by pushing her charms into
no'ict' Put by speaking, as opportunity oo-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1858-04-09

ours, in amRnly way, Of her virtues. Though
words may seem little things. and slight at
tentions almost vaueleSs, ct, depend upon
II. they keep the fame bright, especially it
they are natural The children grow up
in a better moral atmosphere, and learn to
respect their parents, as they see them re-
speeding each other. Many boy takes
advantage II a mother he loves, beceuse he
sees often the rudeness OF his father, insen-
Silly he gathers TO his bosom the same hab-
its, and the thoughts and feelings they EN-
gender, and in his turn become, the petty
tyrani Only his mother, why should he
iiank her father never does. Thus the
home becomes the seat of disorder and nn-
happiness Only for strangers are kind
words cxliFessed, and hypocrites 20 out.
afaai he aen1ah.slone llliy az. pared ~
render justice beneysivlv. s,,i.l I'oilieae
to any one a.id every one but those wFso'
have tie ju>test claims. All give US the
Kind glance, the happy homestead, the smil-
ing wife and the courteous children OF the
friend who said 50 pleasantly Yes, my
dear,-with pleasure"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1858-04-09

: dog as one OF his own household. A.
months passed away ana he came noi, we
| ceased 10 think OF him, except rs irresoca1
bly, lost 10 US, and having gissu up all bopo
OF ever meeting hm agaip. wswes.-S be
coming partially reeonciled to our s..
One morning ID the early partsof Sep
tember, when. for week, our h,use had
been 50 filled with company that there was
no time for thought, or remembrance, or
indeed anything else, accompanied some
friends to the station, waiting with them
till the train made its appearance. As the
passengers were getti on, noticed a
gentleman of commanding appearance watt
ing TO step upon the platform; and just be-
hind him Il large beautiful do9--my dog.
did not wait 10 consult propriety. o.: d
ask what lhe elegass la,iies .Siou,sl ),
mighi think, b.t ias-slnnsesilv .-dfsd y
4; .i5s sols IL my tiosss, s,----Jack Is ~
Tie noble creature knew the voice, and
springing through the crowd, almost over
whelmed me with eareSses.
| forgot where | was. and who were
spectators; had found my dog, that was
enough
] was aroused by the voice Of the stran-
GER
''Madam, my dog appea S to know you!'
''Ile does know me- | replied. Don't
you, Jack 7"
Sack testified, in every way imaginable,
that he certainly did.
81 beg pardon, continued, shut have
considered him long time as mine-may
| ask on What ground you claim him y
Il raised him, was the calm reply, Il
know Of no better right Something more
than year since, he was separated from
me, as | was taking the cars at this very
station, and I did not find him again in
many months. nerhaps you beiriended
him during thai time 2"
Yes, indeed, cherished him. for he
saved my life. ! pray let me have him,
will give You amy price /"
Nothing can induce me to part with
aim, money is no inducement. Excuse
ne;" he continued, ''the cars are about to
itarl. Come Jack =
But Jack would not come; no amount
If coaxing would induce him to leave me,
md could not compel myself to say "go." |
Tie sbrA whistle Of the engine, and the |
"all aboard put IN end to the I
discussion.
"There must be some mystery about this,
MO which have not time to inquire now ,
aid the stranger, hurriedly "'will you be /
o kind as 10 give me your name and place '
I re~idence z? |
! gave them. and he continued II stall Z
G back IN n,ontl, Or ~, take good cars. q
}tn, and viii repay on fof Your trouble.
sond morning. and le was gone.
GcONCLUDED NEXT WEEK.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1858-04-09

y" enormous numbers have perished thro'
l5'asNa'ioh or sntlocation, though they might
,''e been saved by the slightest excriion.
~ 'he custom to leave eyerythipg 10 the
'Vernmen,. AID the Government affects
= c',iut does not While these events
ae proceeding, The official Journal of Ma
l,.@ ~ spontaneously pays worship to tile
hAs ~ r. 4 cod upon earth, towards whom
h's lelevsd people look --but look in vain {;
ha obeys lis instructions to make as light
as rossibie'of the rain and suffering endnr-
eu In fact Government is trying 10 hush
up ihe earthquake. This is a natural con-
sequence ol The rule in A country where
the ole object is 10 subserve the interest Of
the one MAJ, ii die top, not Of the body uf
.l,.s. ~s.le n 4 coun,ry where ile learfialS
III ~ aEs,,s..}.s ..ssltfas sisg alreeS II II
H.L n f'ie else Uf q j0Mpal AZ 8eres
y XMIisse editor has iuS' sltsas sabnl lsAion.
myrlcountry We can scarcely enter Ia
to thesnsntal condition OF people thus
sovFpas If there still are restraints of
preJgce, or even of authority la some few
cases I'VE are in the habit OF accepting every
vlsiIion as the stimulus 10 new inquiry.
AZ Y present moment, in spite Of the ma
terial Interests engaged, we have volunteers
or of d,ial investigators exploring mi>chiefs
arislsg from the Influences. natural or aFti-
feial which are injurious TO life. Ineor-
poratd bodies are inquiring into the best
modd of cleansing our towns. Science an
tcip4eS the suggestion Of experience. and
pona to danger from the use of paper
tinted with ar>erfical coloring matter; the
hint i responded to, aud fresh evidence Is
brought against the poison. Tie paper-
makers defend their wares aud there is a
thorough discussion, which viii end. no
doubt, in BE acqaittal or condemnation Of
the accused The whole body Of graziers
is placed under Judgment for n course Of
feeding which tends TO results injurious 10
humai health and that is done in a eoun-
try where tbe meat Is the hest in the world
The gr,ziers themselves not scruping TO AS
list and parouize tie inquiry. The in
luiry and experiments in electricity, con-
luced by Professor Faraday al the RoA al
Insitaiion, before the Prtuce Of Wales,
night challenge suppression under Nsa-
,oltaii Government for The fire, dom and IA
niliarry with which the lecturer handled
he element ascri ed IN ancient times to
Jupiter But who does not feed thar, il the
Royal Institution wer. situated at the foot
+ Vesuvius, that the same bold and search
Nc inquiry would be conducted into the
oleano and earthquake! Perhaps The
US would never think Of pfeoeat-
70 ~ eszsfe 6 , ls4vse,as legla.r tisgst ysc
s.aid ~ study il sitlsata prafes nnl even
svs we're NOT ssiis sas sssss4stsssy,st etlesf
pol AF$ glphe, we should hapc AZ laass Ia
dupti hyle Of building perhaps more ciss-
Ic, AID thus more suited 10 the neighbor-
ord. No man can ever tel on the thresh
Id ofirlury what is results will be; but
rquiry itself is impossible in a land where
Ite journals are instructed 10 hush mp an
afthqiahe aud are only permitted to exist
0 long as they make their news mere foot
otee to the sermon Of the priesthood.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1858-04-09

A Goop MANS DEATH-BED CONFESS
IoN.--"'fhere is one subject on which
have been-iungng 10 speak to you these
many dal ; and ! am thankful hat you
haze arrived while strength remains TO do
so. You know we have often, very often
spoken together Of old, respecting the
Christian ministry and our views were
not tie samc,-alihougll, am persuaded,
each could aiil1n sincere desire and pnr-
pose. Now | wish 10 say thar, while |
would be most grateful tor any measure of
success attending my impeifect labors, |
have been, during my affliction, made con-
scious that had yielded. unsuSpectingly.
TO one special temptation. He who is
greater than 9ur heart has seen this error
Y .lllklaism servant and oh. | would confess it
IL IN i md ssaesea 4 hiser siss. ds-
,aal sfanAard--iad preserved purer
aim than many. Strangely | ovcrlook.s
the remnant of pride ieadiag TO this, and
lniking under humiliiy's guise. ] even
harbored hard thoeghts OF others. who
though they saw not just ms saw, were as
sincere as ! could be; aud dared to prom
ise myself q distinguished place in heaven.
Oh, language fails when ! would speak Of
the bitterness through which | ha,e passed
IN the discovery aud upfootings of these
thingsI But, through measureless grace, it
is passed. Arthur, Ernest, such high inn
aginings have gone from me forever. Tie
thought OF the coneeces! sion which could
permit one so erring TO work for God, over
whelms me. / have appealed to pardon-
ing mercy--and there ! rest. My friends
you also have much TO forgive in me; be-
rause | used 10 entertain The thought of
having risen above you in devotion-oh
vain, presuming thought for the unworhi-
est Come nearer now and assure me
of that forgiveness. - Chapeitown.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1858-04-09

UNNECESSARY CRITIcIsM. If YOU would
be loved as companion. avoid unnecessary
criticism upon those with whom yo.l live
The number Of leople who have iaken ont
judges patent for themselves is very large
in any society. Now it would be hard for
a man to live with another WHO was aluavs
criticising his actions, even II it were kind
and Just criticism. 1t would be- like living
between the glasses of "a microscope. But
these self-effected judges, Ike their profo-
types. are very apt to have the person. they
jndse brought before them in the grise of
culprits.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1858-04-09

NV Ell, John. did Won lake ilie noie give
you to Mr.. Smiihers:" inquired 4 gentleman
of his rustic servant. :. Yes, sir, replied John,
Il took the note, but don't think he can
read it. sCannol read ity" exclaimed the
gentleman; .'why so John; = Because he Is
blind sir. While | was in the room. he axed
me- where my hat was, and It vor on my
head alI the time
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-11

with enthusiasm The latter VIA perfect gem.
The scnl stirring irseh cdr seemed 70 excite as much
thu heels ~ the heads Of scus Of the auditcsN ana
,hers WA commenced . beating u time With Is,
which the v,olini.t shook OF b. IN -sd lieifnm. '
This accompaniment, while alsoeeth-r smpuisivs,
vas very annoying, both 10 tho per6rmer and the
sudi.acc--~nd thoss Who volunteered 10, We ere
snr. were TOO we'll bred TO subject others 70 such
An annoyance. upon The slightest reflection.
vlxcxrrxrs IL 9 genial fellow-fail Of enthusiasm
and humor. ev.deotly. lie plays with passion, and
he kindies by his animated expression the ire o.
sympathy in ths hearts Of his auditors. Mos'
heartily did they heap their plaudts upon him
for which he eyineed the sineerest gratitude. III
"a, we believe, ,hs greatest among the violinist'
who have visited Amer!ca-not excepting SiyoHI
10 whom we are very partial.
The next concert Of these great artists viii tax
place tomorrow night.