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WayIand, Mass, FEB. S, 1851.
PROF. o. J. WOOD & CO.-Gsntss Havlng rsaI.zs1 The
good Effects Of your hair Restorative, wish safe,
nndng nar growing thin, as we'll gray, lldlc.
cd from read ana heard tfy arcl5 prepared
By yOas promote its growth and change be GJi1r H
yOulh both Of which 10 has effected p3lsys In
he operation have used nearly three bottles.
Yours, &c, JAllEs FRANCIS.
o. J.. WOOD & co. PfopEstors, 3I2 Broadway, sew
Ne " lin the greatE. Y Wire Railing Eslal shm8nI,) and
IA Marketst ST. Louis, No. And sold By all good Drug
gistH feD 3-1szH.aTius
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ELsHvILLR AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD
M..nar. .nnn Irn o. IEls-

AAEHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD
Machine Shop, Jan. 2s, 1855.
ThiR will certify using the ParGfne Camel
Coal Oil made by Union Coal and Oil Company, Mays
Vile, KY Machine shop and on the locomotives on
road tested the Oil carefully to discover
ts Qualities; entirely convinced it is very hns Oil
Tor machinery that gallon Of this Oil is fully equal
TO two GALLONS the best Lard Oil Il being entirely Tse
from gum machinery will with less pow q than with
apy on we have used although the OIL thin appear
anee II lubrcatnE body superior 10 any Oil in Ordlns
ary use, ana il is well adapted 10 Railroads.
C. b. KNOW LBS, Master Mechanic,
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
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Italian Literature.
From N2rris & Rilis, Home JOURNAL.

From Norris / Wills Home Journal.
We learn that sig Luigi Mont Of Harvard College, has
translated GUBRRAzHs famous historical novel OF Beatrice
Celci and that 1t is in course Of publication There
will undoubtedly be great desire to thG volume
Gusrrazz Is probably the st distinguished of living
Italian suthurs and glad to know that the mod
literature Of Ialy-wiTh which but little
quanted-Wil be nauguraed by brilliant specimen
# novel wrIt this Is The life OF Beatrice has been
generally, indeed may say entirely misunderstood; bu
GuerTszzi has shown in his very powerful work,
peIed after careful labor what probably the correct eK
position OF this sad history Every has read Shebys
tragedy OF the Cenc and those fortunate enough to have
extended their travels far as Italy, remember oil
tie lOves specimens Of the ever admired and copied
portrait Of Beatrice by Guido in the gallery Of the
Barbsiini Palace"
Guerrazz in ais Preface to the work says, addressing
the unfortunate shade Of Beatrice;
''Irasmuch ps have been able comprehend thee i'm
pore for sufficient power to narras worthy thy hts.
tory to these dear Italian maidens who love thee
ter inst departed though the shadow Of centuries and
half is spread over thy spulchre. Verify thine ia his
tory Of sad Crmes but the maldens of my country will
read it. 1t will pierce their gentle souls ike sword, but
they will read it. When the youth whom they love is ap
preaching they will hasten blushng 20 hide it. but they
will read It, and viii offer thee the Only gift that be
given to the betrayed-tears."
The effect of this powerful work upon the impassonate
and vehement Italian reader is SUCH that certain of the
governments have ntsrdctsd its publication and
rarely seen in Italy.
Have also just received
WHITE lily. Novel. By Charles Rsads.
TWIN ROSES. A Narrative. ByAuna Cora Riteb.
Mrs Nowatt)
DANTE, Translated into English Verse, with Fla
mans Illustrations.
TASSO. Translated With Illustrations
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Dissolution

partu eTship heretofore sting between the mbscr
i hers, under the style OF MCKENZIE q WILSON, wa
dissolved hy mutual consent, the 9Th uIt
". WILSON has purchased The entire interest Of Alex
Mex euzIe in taid estsbIishmCut, and VIII continue the
business under bis He is charged with the pay
meut Of all the ebs II the m and Is alone authorized 80
use The name OF the drm u liquidation.
ALEX. MCKENZIE.
mar 10 J. w. WILSON.
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~ The bill at the Gaiety tonight, is exceed
inply attractive. Mrs. HAYNE appears inthe great
character of EoadHs in the play Of that name This
announcement should draw full house.
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R. A, FAHNEsroCk,s YaRMIFUGE,

b' A. & AAN Is 4 OCEA D A-A@AAI oN1a
Ought to every family where there children,
they sometimes EsZed with commissions proceeding
from the attacks worms, when it may be nconveuIent to
send procure medicine. l. affords speedy relief
the sufferer eEpelnE The worms and dissIlTglng al
those IeyeTs and bilious humOrs so frequent ~ children
ALEXANDRIA, La, Feb. =, 1854.
Msssrs B. 4. FabHestosF & Co., Ptts5UTg, Pa.
GsNrLEMEE3-Having sold your Your VsTmiilgs for she
last seven eight years. aOrts pleasure 20 inform you
that have never known medicine so universally used
and esteemed for qualities specific i1r worms
has received appreciation Of medical men, and s
considered superior any preparation now In use Iesh
monEs Of its virtues could be giv 10 any extent BY our
doctors, planters, and the com muuity ID geneTals
Truly yours, Se
EDWARD JOHNSON,
Rapides Parish La
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists
and country merchants throughout Inc United Staes.
-
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WIN. 3. NICHOLS, Master MashlnL.l.


MAE6TILLR hT1lNO IIl 100
To the Union Coal md OIL Company:
GHETLEhEN-Havug used your Lubricating OIL, made
Camel COal machinery OF our Cotton Mills ln-
cluding Engine and Spndles) for the few weeks we
are prepared q say found greatly superior
70 any other, excepting the best sperm, and folly equal 70
that article which have been paying from dollar
seventy I'VE cents 10 two dollar and twenty-five cents pei
gallon. The OdstrDuts very perfectly Oyerth5 machine
~ long, and free gum which causes friction,
and consequently heat.
Invew Of the superior quality Of this Oil, We have sdop-
ted for our Mills From price which iL is sold
we doubt not Il must come into general use.
JANUARY & WOOD,
Proprietors Of MsysYils Cotton Mills.
February 2, ls57-dIW lmozw2m
number other CerJnCGtg- are In the bands Of the
agents here, which may be any time.
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NFAR JACKSON, Madison county, Tenn.
N. III .-.....-. 1 lI..L.L .r.EL LII

Mr. F. COwAE-Desr Sir: l hereby certify, that in The
Of the year 1853 servant Of mine, boy about 70
years Of age, who had always before hsHe and
or vigorous constitution, attacked with gravel
Physician called who attended him for several
months during which time he grew daily, until he
was helpless and believe Ould have died days
ha been friend, who advised the Of COwsI's
LthOutHpuc. IpTOCured few bottles the FIRST whiCh
gave hIm reief IN a snort lime he ab to walk
bout, and finally fully reCOvered sinCe which time he hsa
had symptoms said disease, and all GDpe rance IS
healthy any servant plantation. IthereoTcTe
commend it all persons suffering under like disease
one Of the CeTsiu remedies known.
Given under my hand, this August 121, l557.
DANIEL SHELTON.
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Wool! WOOL!

VTTE want Three Th-usln1 Po1uds clean Wssd
w Wool for which viii pay Casa. We want d
make Jeans and LIuseys.
march WI. GORDON co
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~ TRE HAtR.-Psopls have for csntdr8s been afflicted
viii bald heads and only remedy, heretofore kl1Wa
been those ab0minabs wigs. b discovery Of
Professor Wood these articles are being fst dispensed Ws,
but SSH plsTO1LEs lGs because leT
have bssns Ofsn imposed By hair TONES OF dtlr
eut kinda. To all p6rsOuB earnestly make che
quest, that they viii Try again, Tor IN W0ols a1al0r
i've there no suca tang as f We know Of lady vac
bald who used the article short luss AMI bead
covered completely win me nsst aud mos. beautiful
eurs Imaginable We Know Of numerous cases where hair
rapidly falling su which restored greater Der.sc
thau tt ever had been before.
also without doubt OF The bosI articles for keep
ing the hair In good condition, sOn aud glossy,
moving dandrud and has proved is the greatest susy
ali the Ills that hair Is Reir
Is he duty Of every 70 improve their personal
pearance, though may differ regard The ways Of
doing Il; but every viii admit that beautiful head
hair ehsriu woman, a object bs dsIir
ed and there sl0gil D5 leis ultrsd
obtain such cOnsidsrat0E.- W0MAys ADVOCATE, Plla-
dsphia.
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Mr. Knowles is Master Of Machinery Of Road and
reliable man, IN whose statements We would conhde.
v. K. STEVENSON, President,
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
H, 1. ANDERSON,
guDernteDden nj OF Nd c. 4. Il.
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BUGGIEs, ROCKAWAYs. &c, &c
". y PEET.

HAS REMOVED HIs RoCKAWAYs- Sc TO
No. 7e. sORTH MARKET STREET,
n4RARLv o,o.s Fred sioau'8 Carriage Factory. They
IN are al ~ 81 Bridgeport maaufaGiare, the Wrlk 3
warranted. Prices 70 snit ne elal lal aooli e. WA
close them out low for cala. l124t-tUlla
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Magnificent Arkansas Farm
1850 Acres,
soIdiars ofthe VA I8I2.

WISH to buy old Military Land Patents issued 70 50
ders Of Inc Regular Army Of the War OF los and date
stopt ne wear 1878 Soldiers having such claims, the
heirs or assgnses wiz address be undersigned al Nashville
nv qs-vtr J G FRLLOwBs,
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YnprrlL1r- Oct 1s59


Mr. J. P. CowAH-Desr SIR: You will do the kindness
to publish under my ceicaLa the i00Wax note,
suffering community ay be benefited. have given 9TH
nine children my life being mirsCdlOagy saved (s
consider by your medicine, cannot ia ustce you and
used your Lthoatrptc small rU tons perhaps once
day, five months, Wuch dspslled entirely tho d1LugHt
sickness Of the stomach heartburn Whs hal annoy
alaTmi eEen- Is all my former pregna1Ce
When confined took about glasses fan
the medicine which gave easier delivery b.
great deal than had before Nor is this all have
it tried in Csc, aud head rom respectable
another case that your hOntroplc tried in
and the Midwife with Others 10 lteHcauce thoroughly
convinced that the pain OF the delivery very
lessened BY its would cay all my that
mothers, he without your nya liable med cine
during pregnancy and particularly a. the time Of condue
sequeny the psin Of labor much diminished; and fur
her ny Physician and Midwife both said that dr0py
OF the Womb, and enjoy better health than have
done years, and believe the disease is entirely
moved.
Sir do this that the sufeTngs Of very many Of my
may be alievja5d they only their preiui
much 10 Try the LithOntrptic II any person
wishes know my opinions further upon this subject they
ELIJAH SNOW,
CYNTHIA L. SNOW.
Twas present and heard NJ Snow acknowledge the aes
contained in TIE above certificate have been acquainted
with M and Mrs. many years, and have
Rev. J. W. NBEDHAM.
PREPARED ONLY BY
w. +. GRAY.
marl6-triw&w6m Nashville, Tennessee.
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a. college Street.
rc1Tsu CALF EXTENSION SOr.r

SHOES.
HAVE Just received an additional supply OF Double Soed
nd Stlfched-DOun" shoes. Also Calf KID Congress
Callers superior Calf Double Soled ana HsfDoubI8 Bo0s,
FOR ssls al ne very lowest prices.
ian30-u JOHN RAhAGa-
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HarPeF's Magazine for March.
ITEMERSON'S and PUTNABPS MAGAZINE. and
u GODEYS LADY'S BOOK, FOR MARCH,
Just received BY
feb % JOHN YORK & co.
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In retiring from the business Of Boyd & CO., hesr
recommend late pgIluer TO the public, OTthy
over respect OF tho confidence ana earnestly solicit
him continuation Of the liberal patronage heretofore
towed.
marI3-f JOS. W. DABBs
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JACEsov, Tenn -, August ., 1s57.

JACKSON, Tenn, August 2, 1857
The above case was perfectly cured by 10 bottles of the
Lih0utpo and OF The worst cases Of Gravel
has been IN this country. 6. ADAMSON.
IL Letsvery female who expects to become mother
read the following and profit thereby -
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n. 81. haynes & Co.
.JOHN RROWNE.

A GENTs FOR THE PURCHASE AND SAILS
"A GROES, at Portsr's Old stand, No. So Cedi
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MORE THAN 100000 BOTTLES
SOLD IN TIE
new ENGLAND STATES
~ RNE WEhHe

rFJHE RESTOKAr IVB OF PROG. .. !. WOOD FOR REg-
TORING hair PERFECTLY and permanently, has never
yeg had rival, volume after volume might gwen
an parts Of the world, ami from the most iuelgauI
prove hiss il a. a perfect kestoraGive5 Gus read
circular aRd you cannot doub5i read also the following
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TIHB undersignsd Purshaso Whea a me following
Il rates:
Mediterranean, so t060c.
Tennessee ked, So 90 65c-
White, t1 zoe.
Delivered az Ware House Of r. s. FRENCH o. SON,
and subject TO their approval
Nashville. March 9, Is5s-laprIO
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This parable Linment, upon which Tie great
Of me act6d OF all lands now rely for rsue IRON Ll3
Dangs Of Rheumatism, Neuralgia GOut, Cancef
er5fua spraiul bruises, Burns scales all Cu4ua1u1
diseases rapidly suparseding all SIMILAR preparations. The
Bropret0rs give Tor me enc0uragenentO sufferers the ol-
ognr memorandum Of few Of the wonderful
ed b. il during past mOuhs Cerl1cl.ea from na
pares named the possession Of he roFrt3r5 bus
tbsir length prscudes Ibs publication OF al
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05
Danrina Afaoemies.
DODWORTHs
. DANCING ACADEMIES,

No. Sh BrOadwa- Nev-fork
No. ~ Moutag l--plses, Brooklyn.
VII commence IN sw.YoIk on SATURDAY, Sept y; 10
Brooklyn, FRIDAY, sept q.
hr DODWORIH would take occasion 20 SAY that ne on
ous felt The necessity Of introducing system Of instruction io
the younger pupils by which the exercise " dsnois
b. of beret physically and useful IN e do
than uf lat
Pie which the P0lks aud similar dances OF the
present scqured has induced many % nezleo those
formerly indispensable. To that neglect
may be- sr bued tho sppearano. Of
round ID misses Df the present generation They
school aud allowed their dks without
in,erncd exercise. until frame tho pO
on which has long been resralnsd they are then sent
her dancing A the expectation that by learning the
folxB schottscs aud dances al this will be
died and that they will at become graceful women
Surely these things should b. better We're children
sDdes and the teacher allowed % exercise them In such
end such dances i'm addition u the fashionable Ooss
woud ada % the hsrr walk, and every moyemsBt
sometime would then b gained with the object
Of this valuable accomplishment AnXsus o. the
former usefulness, Nr DOcwoth instructed his classes Ia
z@t graceful study the Mnust de Ia Cgn and
ether dances similar usefulness The evident Of this
Us effect upon the pupils encouraged him 20
atrIou Dancing cled with CslsLe aud during
hs through Germany, France aud Great Britain he
bis business 10 call upon The most prominent eaehen
and with them IN eyaf 20 tire best methods Of
pshn these desirable results He hopes therefore, ~ have
named such information will IN addition 70 his
ence enable him pres bis pupils system that will not
only dsnee the Polka but Will improve their Lsath
asnc and wax and consequently have s1tay effect upon
movement in LIE
Ding his European tour of season Mr. Dodworb
bad favorable opportunities Of Studying The peculiar dsnees Of
Poland and Hungary popular a. tue sent time In Vienna
Some Of these with other novelties viii b. Introduced ., ne
carrie moment Of the present season.
Circulars may De- had a. either Academy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05
Ghantrs for Business Hlen.

A GREEABLY to the provisions contained IN the
~ Trust M,gsge Deed Of the Michigan Central Rroat C'.
tsnv SEALED PROPOSALS (addressed 20 JOHN NJ
FORBES Bostonl for the SALE Of SINKING FUND BONDS
Of said pauy the value Of Sixty Ihousanf Doars viii
b. received m noon OIL the twentieth day Of October ueHt-
Bo.tou SEPT - 1853. J. 81 FORBES,
n THAiER fTrls.ees.
H. r. HTNNENFLL)
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05
NOOD's MINSTRELS.
" NOS 5sl snd IS BROADWAY.
OPEN EVERY KNESlNG
nv. ,,n.-u a i6i: to commence a. II O'ci1ck-
Go farmers ano Others.

L'OR SALE-A very handsome ROCKAWAY
CARRIAGE nr one OF two horse., with p4'eg.as.. &c.,
almost new glt WAGONS with top; lgtt single ard
double HARNESS Inquire ~ the private stable 81 loI h4s
I7h-s'. near lsfav.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05
A. }, BLE,esfS. Asetoaeer.

III W iiN-7i ApA'-f ana HEMHNIFAD
LPROPERTY.-A.J J. BLEECKER SOM g, - . ~ W
THURSDAY, October !, a; l. o'es0sk a. tsc Ne
"a hang.
Sos LueugrR-Sr tie desirable s,sry as3 h,.. - ,
House Lot. No. o. 6-twceu clutou sat Court..-.
AT HAMPSTEAD. tle Farm Of 65 r. fs5 80, hi
orl mil, from village ceufre known the S,rs r.
Sale positive. Maps Nc, a. y. :, Bsoails.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05

+ FERRERos DANCING ACADEMIES,
Ls No - West l4th-s, New York;
No ~ Clinton st. Brooklyn
Nine. DUBREUL tERRERO and r. FRRRERO respect.
fully the above Academies viii OPEN October
g. IL Newfos, sDd October u in Brooklyn Gentemen's
evening class October u n ScYor< aud October 10 in
Brooklyn. AL dances in vogue the Continent will be
taught strict attention Dsd walking
Standing manlers rst r4dets dancing Schools and
private classes attended.
Soirees given usual
Circulars an BE- had a. the Academies
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05
PHILOSOPHICAL ENTERTAlNMENr.--
Df BOYNrOS rrsre fully That De- vii give
ONE SCIENTIFIC EXHIBITION - -
% sing snd brilliant rilcuts m ChkNl,Ikh ~
IRAL PHILOSOPHY aad ELECTEO-MAGNETiSM a. the
COOPER INSTITUTE
On MONDAY EVENING OF

The cutertsnuent Nil consist Of crest variety Of expert
ilert % EtroIEcirY, CAlsANsN CHaMsi Ha1d NAIVSAL
PhtLCsCftY
FsicNn,its = With t.c COMPOUND GVROSCOPE
Rod Of iro vii h. n che untouched BY
A Boy viii b. lfed by Electric rec.
N.srsts Will b. cElf-e aud discharzft
Mly the magnetic needle points 20 lC morrill, explained
TIE fEoos ti.et tlc earth 3 uagnct.
Mafsr all Dc decoapussd aid l0uIcd
a. a Cannon viii be y-cd with Water aud fred el with
g. lcicle.
Water wG be 81, ere and bonfire but of ice with many
.sler Instructive ara p'easirg rVffrl nst'f..
The Wste Gas List Kxferaer VII h introduced exhibit.
i,p IN Cas-Lisht irm tie CID.n of N atrr.
IA viii be- shown tAe E.-l proqosel boA up tlc
Nsrv nte.e.tns experiment.. will be- made With Ga,aur
Estary. a -utsu ,. ,.,.,.,.,,,,.
Nth Net and Cor tilched ~.I te gade.
DT r. vii eldcafor O. rDufeF ms cttAau,a INSTRUCTIVE"
=, 'og,ii 4. amusing y ga iHt'.. g'nt 1911. i'fre
IIcgsrs 25 oeis. I.es t. ihe o'iares on '-sory VII
, snt 10 this erter;aucutJ Do'rs open al 2; Foc'n
,.,ucc * Il 0clJcs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05
THE ART OF DANCING-No. 81 East 18th

THL ART OF DANCING-NO. 81 East 18th
Il t.. nee1 Brosdway.-Nh CHARRUAUD, assisted By
Mr. tNNAY respectfully acquaints his patrons and the
public tat bis CLASSES viii open SATURDAY, October
- Day4-WEDNEsDAi and SATURDAf-4t y o'clocx
noon Children at b O'Clock afternoon fJr Young Ladies and
Master Ceutemcu's Class On TUESDAY sad FRIDAY a.
oc0c. H tLc evening November S1iree,
o. Circular. o. sy Obtained ,ie r0ou a. Nr CHAR
RI AuWs rr.dclce. =. i East 7ta, nrer S.1yyesaut
PsTk
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05
DANIEL ;. hou6H. Ancth
CpI E\DID Holi StHDID ftRNTTrpp -.

- ATCT N--DANlEL :. 10 0h vii. o, ruS
DAY iTuc-is,) OCT i az 10y o'cl'ck m sal o.. -.
Of h private residence y. So Wet (@sf of se,s
IL Hous, suupuo.sy furnished taross4oa al g. Ia .-s
trel order
In the BASEMENT suites q aui r.a Room Frr tur
complete rgeth.r with al tte Kitchen lteuss Tea SCI
ivur, C4t.ly Silver Ware Cut Gss g., belonging % ,sr
family.
I'm tie Pastors Velvet CARPET, ani Rugs sni ,Ar-.
,suoad Pa1r suites Center side ralss Corner a.
WI Etascrcs Lace Window Drapery, China ya-.
Br,rze Figir,.. Cocss Ornaments Paintings, EuSraymn
Tafvs S,crrfsry Nnrk Tabes Ely Clis. Boosrsses "a.
FNtres one rosewood 7octiKe Plan. stool and Cover se
In lt CHANbFRs ire assortment uf carved roswosa
.nd raiorv Radsrads BuEesus, Stands Couohes ChsiD
Caru.ts CRIBS Sofas trf fine clred GAR Mrsse alssts
Bed, and Bedding ald hne variety oi desirable too
NUMEROUS 90 mention sale CONNIE uoes ~ i pseCi.sly
Csfalosues can b. had al the house only
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05
Amu6fmgnts.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
N OPERA AND BALLET
NOSI POsTIVtLr
THE LAST W hk
of the Scos0D. ..,,.,, ~ . . ,s.o
WEDNESDAY ENENlND' Oet o. I9''
LAsT MIGHT OF
Ia 4 X a I a,
sENORA PHFITA GASSIKR
SIGNOR GIOVANNI SBBl9LlA,
SIGNOR ARDAFASi,
SIGSOR GASPARDNI.
f., the Bal Scene. iu the Second Act .
Eesden,oiselcs GAZETTE, PRATESl and LAFldNE
wa" ROSZANI BALLET TROUPE
CARSAVAL DE NESISE.
(MAX NARkTLkk,,
COEouctpIs '''''.''''-' ANGELO TORKlANi
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
The admission during The week viii b. a. tNe '''-ai ~
Parquet Dress Circle and BOxes.,.'.''.'.''''''@
Secured BE- paid extra. So
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Sale o. tickets every day e. the Oace Oi the a a.
Rrcusug'. and Halls Muc Stores, and oibcs III "aAs'
IOI till O'Clock.