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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-17

A HANDSOME and eomfor able family residence
"a Edgeneid the bridge, with C.rrisgc-house
Stable attached for the balance of the year. Pos
session given Immediately. Apply 10
LYONS a CO.,
marl9-6 II Public square
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-17

Star Candles.
100 WHOLE boxes Werk q Co.'S star Candles;
lOO 200 half boxes WcTk x Co.'S Z"
100 quarter boxes % Z"
200 boxes Madison Starch; rH.
600 - Prescott & Co.'S No. and extra soap;
n store and for sale by W. H. GORDON 4 co.
Smyrna times., 1858-03-18

o. The Annual Sabbath School Anniver-
sary of the NJ. E. Church in this town, was held
on Sunday afternoon last, at which time, as is
customary on the occasion, Missionary Boxes
were opened, and on counting the money the
yearly collection of the school was found to be
forty dollars, Addresses were delivered by the
Pastor and Rev. T. l.. Pouleon. The Mission.
AIRY money sent by the Station to the Confer
ence, which assemblies next Wednesday, will
be about $3.50. The contributions from the
Circuit to the Missionary Fund amounted to
between S17O and $780, We learn that the
finances Of the circuit are in an improved coll.
ditOn-the salaries are paid, and books squared,
ready to commence vigorously on a new year.
All the collections we believe exceed those of
last year. The Station reports likewise in
crease in all the collections, except the mis-
sionary, which falls something short.
Smyrna times., 1858-03-18
Smyrna Prices Current.
COrrecieM WeehLn.

Corrected Weekly.
Wheat continues quiet at $I.10 for white
and $l.00 for red.
Corn has advanced to SIC. per bushel fol
yellow and 54c for white.
Flour S6.75 per bbl.
Meal 65c. per bush.
B"c6~he@ Flour, per 100 lbs, $500.
Rye quiet at soc.
O0ts steady at 30c
DeanS would fetch 81 go.
Seeds-Clover is selling at 5000, Timothy
s. 20 Mllett nominal at s.! %, and Flaxseed
Sl.lO per bushe.
Hay is selling at SIG to $l8 per ton, for both
timothy and clover.
MSaVeS-cooper stuff $500 per thousand.
Wood-Hickory $3.50; best Oak So. so;
common Oak 81 %; Maple 1926, and mixed
and rough Oak $500 per cord.
Smyrna times., 1858-03-18

or On Wednesday night last, about an hour
after the evening train upward bound had
passed, the srHssel work at Casperson's Mill
about mile above the Smyrna Depot, was dis
covered TO be on Gre, and forthwith extiDguish-
ed by Mr.. Casperson and his miller. 1t was
lucky that the discovery was made so soon, or
the bridge might have been destroyed, incur.
ring to the railroad considerable loss, besides
impeding travel uBtl its reconstruction. Sup
posed to have caught from sparks frOm the Lo-
comQtye.
Smyrna times., 1858-03-18
DIED,

At Lcwes Del, on Thursday, March 11tb
IN the 2lst year of her age, Lille c. Martin,
%lfG ". 3 OF the Rev. Thomas NJ. Martin, Rector Of
st. Peters Parish.
On Tuesday 10th inst, after short illness
George Washington, son, of WIN. II. and Mary
}. Start, aged Is months. May He who has
SAID "Suffer little children to come unto me-
and forbid them not" comfort their hQarts in
this sad bereavement. ."
AT his residence in Duck Creek Hundred on
Monday 10th inst. Benjamin Clouds, aged 81
years. after long and painful illness.
In Philadelphia, on the 9Th instan,, Mr. Jobn
McWhorter, native of Smyrna, in the 57Ih
year of his age. - '"' = u
Smyrna times., 1858-03-18
FAMILY PRODUCE.
WAREIED.

AT the residence of the brides brother. near
Wilmington, Feb 22d, 1858, by the Rev, N.
Patterson, Mr.. John G. Sankey. to Miss Rn,h
A. Sutton, ofPeasant Valley, Kent co. Della.
ware papers please copy.
On the IOlh March, by Rev. Bishop Scott,
u. d., Rev. John Talbot Gracey. of the PhIa-
deIPha Annual Conference. to Miss Annie NJ,
70 Youngest daughter Of the late Rev Ryder, OF
ChriStlana, Del.
On the llth inst, by the Rev. s. w. Thomas
Mr; James Walls. to Miss diary c. Carrow, all
OF New Castle CO., Del.
Smyrna times., 1858-03-18

FATAL AccIDENT.-We learn that deplora.
BILE accident occurred near Frederick on Satur.
day last, causing the immediate death of a
young man named Joseph Boon. He and q
young friend were cunning for wild ducks in
the creek, short distance below the town,
whes. coming upon the desired game, in the
act of taking up his gun, which was cock, the
hammer was pulled back by coming in contact
wi:h seme part of the boat, and falling, the load
was discharged, taking effect in the heart and
producing instant death.
Smyrna times., 1858-03-18

EoUALITY to All!-Unlformity of Prices =
A new Feature in Business-Everyone his own
Salesman
JONES IL Co. of the Crescent One Price Cloth.
ing Store" No. 200 Market street. aboye SiS,h
PHILADELPHIA, in addition to he wing the largest
most varied and fashionable stock of CLOTUiNG H.
Philadelphia made expressly for retail sales have
constituted every one his own salesman. hv have
marked IN figures, on each article the vefv Iowes1
price it can be sold for, so they cannot possibly
all must buy nike. '
The goods are all well spOnged and prepared ard
great pains taken with the making so that ali co S
with the full assurance OF getting good article at tbs
very lowest price, ~ ''ie
Remember the Crescent, in Market, above six,h
No. 200 ;nIe SiA'" I
Smyrna times., 1858-03-18

HUNo.-On Tuesday night, the 10Th, or early
Wednesday morning, the 18th inst, an Irish.
man familiarity known as " Paddy" was huno
on the boughs ofa tree just above the Delaware
House, and in that part of the town mainly oc.
cuPied by mis- cOuntrymen, where he was dis
covered On the morning of the dOy last named.
The llteless corpse was early visited by many
sorrowiul friends and spectators, attracted by
an occurrence so unusual in our quiet town.
The victim of the outrage had in his hand a
shilelah, on bis breast cross, and was evident.
ly.Preparing for jollifcation on st. Patrick's
Day when cut short in his onticipations by an
untimely death. 1t is not known that apy pro.
vocation was given. The last news we had Of
this horrible affair, was, that the corpse sill
hung, awaiting the action of the proper autho.
rites.
Smyrna times., 1858-03-18

EcLIPsE.-There was an eclipse ofthe sun
on Monday morning, rendered invisible how.
ever by the thick clouds. There was a desire
on the part of many to see it, but it will have
to pass. as in eciPses there is " no pOs:ponement
on account of the weather."
Smyrna times., 1858-03-18
Inauguration of the Smyrna Library.

Notwithstanding the many predictions of nu
merous croakers. that the attempt to get up an
prosecute to a successful issue Library in th
town of Smyrna, we have the EXTREMIST plea
sure in announcing, this week, the entire sue
cess Of the enterprise, and the public inaugura
tion of the Association, which came off il
magnificent style on Monday evening last, a
Wards Hall
The Hall was beautifully dressed for the oc.
casion by the ladies. Flags were festooned
down the entire length of the room, on both
sides, and the walls were literally covered with
evergreens arranged in the most appropriate
manner. The platform was adorned with a
beautifully festooned arch of evergreen, in
front, aud in the rear against the wall, above
the head of the orator, was placed the motto,
knowledge is Power" surrounded also with
wreath of evergreen; in addition to which
the Hall was brilliantly illuminated.
Long before the hour, q o'clock, arrived for
the commencement of the ceremonies, almost
every seat in the building was occupied by those
who felt an interest either in the enterprise or
orator. who, it is well known, never attempts
anything without doing it, and doing it, too, in
the most perfect manner.
The ladies, who ever can be found giving
their couutenance and assistance in all good
works, were largely represented on the occa-
sion. A few minutes befor half.past Z o'clock. |
the Stockholders, preceded by the President of
the Association, tie orator of the evening, Rev,
w. Ii. Brisbane, and the Board of Trustees,
marched Into the room in procession, the
stockholders taking the seats reserved for them
in front, the president and trustees occupying
the platform.
The hour having arrived, Col. Dan'l Cummins,
the President, in neat and pertinent speech
opened the exercises, aud introduced Rev. w.
ii. Brisbane, who for an hour held the assembly
spell-bound by his matchless eloquence, save
when interrupted by bursts of applause.
1t is impossible for US TO give anything like
an idea OF the Grafton, suffice it to say that it
was just what it should have been, and we are
sure that none, no matter how exalted their an
ticpations were. could fail Of having their ex-
pectatioDs fully realized.
After the exercises at Wards Hall were
concluded, the audience were invited to visit
and examine the rooms of the Library,-ofl
which invitation, we believe, the majority avail
ed themselves; and we have heard no express
sion from any but of satisfaction.
The whole affair passed off delightfully."- in
every particular, and will long be remembered |
by all present.
The Library is now in operation. The Trus-
tees have done themselves infinite credit in the I
very handsome manner in which they have per-
formed the duty assigned them, and we sim
cerely hope that now the Institution will be
cherished and literally sustained by the people,
Smyrna times., 1858-03-18

WHITE TEETH, Perfumed Breath and Rem
tltul Complexion, can be acquired BY USING The
"BALM OF THOUSAND FLOJVERS" wi,
lady or gentleman would remain under lhe curse T
t breath when by using the Balm of
render sweet. but leave the teeth as white as "ia
baslert Many persons do not knew their brea,h :.
Dad' anu the subject is delicate their friends I
never mention it, Beware Of counterfets Ra Wit WI,
the bottle - signed. FETRIDGE s. co, N. w Y'o
For sale by all Druggists ' "' T.
Smyrna times., 1858-03-18

RESUMED HER TRIPs.-The Steamboat Bal
loon has resumed her regular trips between
Smyrna and Philadelphia. The news will be
gratifying to our citizens who prefer this mede
of travelling. The Balloon has been repaired
and nicely equipped for the Summer season,
and must, from her ample Accommodations and
the popularity of her officers, secure large
slare Of The travelling patronage.
Smyrna times., 1858-03-18

0T We invite our readers to the nerusal of
Dr. AYERS advertisements which appear in the
conmns OF our paper. They deserve attention
as treating of what interests us all, and from a
source which all have long respected. The
Doctor is well known as one of the leadino
Chemists of this country, who devotes his great
requirements to the discovery and manufacture
OF remedies for popular use. The unparalleled
success which has followed his abors is too
we'll known in this community to need anv
eIucdatIon from our PEN Washington Co.
Observer.
Smyrna times., 1858-03-18

qHE times" is published Epcry Tzusday, by
RoBr. D. HoFFEcKER. Editor and Proprietor at The
Temperance Hall. Smyraa, Del.
RNS-SUBsCRIPTION.-One year, 81 so IN adVdace
or $500 If not paid I'LL end Of the year. No paper
discontinued until all arrears are Paid-Onty at the
option of the Publisher.
AprERrsING-FOr every square Of IL lines less first
insertion 50 cts; each subsequent insertion a5 cs-
Liberal arrangements made ,uiM yearly and half
yelriy advertisers.
Smyrna times., 1858-03-18

oSI received large assortment of WALL
FAPER' at J. ii. JEFFERsoN's cheap cash
S'O'e' dec24
Smyrna times., 1858-03-18
STATEMENT

OIA IENlENI
Showing some of the principal articles trans
ported over the Delaware Railroad, during
the year ending November 30, 1867.
Smyrna times., 1858-03-18

FIsH.--Fresh Fish such as Herrinr po.,L
@c'' from the waters of the Chesapeake, are
abundant in our market
Smyrna times., 1858-03-18
FUR SALE

p A fine, healthy COLORED GIRL. in
Cz the 18th year of her age, having over
-S&A three years to serve. good house.
servant: Terms reasonable. Apply Immediately
at the Times Printing Office. Smrrnn. (mhlS
Smyrna times., 1858-03-18

" The next Quarterly meeting for SMYRNA
circuit and Station will take place on Satur-
day and Sunday the 10th and IIth of April
For the Circuit it will be held at Kentop
Smyrna times., 1858-03-18

John Ivy's Rheumatic FIuid
is Is sure Remedy for St. Anhony's Fire OF
Rose' nose Erys'Pelos, Rheumatic Pains, Frosted
Feet, Headache and Toothache.
Smyrna times., 1858-03-18

APPOINTMENT OF RroIsrER-D. C. Goodwin.
OF Milford was commissioned by Gov. Causey
on Monday last, Register of Wills for Ken,
county, vice Robt. w. Reynolds, term expired
Smyrna times., 1858-03-18

hoBBED.-A man named Hamilton, residing
on the State road, two or three miles above
smyrna mad his house robbed on Monday night
lasi' while the family was asleep, of over twenty
dollars in cash, besides quantity of valuable
goods No clue has yet been had to the bur-
glars.
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN STEAMER
Attorneps.

Attorncps.
AN u. WATERMAN,
EN3g% ATTORNEY AT Law,
49, ts$s3rF ST FAYETTE STREET.
a ~ fSs&D9B Us1NEss Prn,.rf STU
TOHN BOWMAN KERR,
etaa@ATTORNEY AND C0UNSELLOR-AT-LAW,
Has resumed his Law Office, in EASTON Maryland, and
he will practice in Talbot and acent counties Residing
at ST. MCHAELS, he will be in EASTON on the public
DAYS each week. oc22-3m%
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Aa1l 8GaOs.


TIs-E:as s,sA E==szz=sEsszl i @ Il L II II
go - g< 1za%@-tz5>z VEST AND SOUTH.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
On and after November Goth, 1885, the trains will run as
follows:
Leave Camden Station, Baltmore-Mail Except Sun.
day) at $50 A. NJ; Express daily at sos 7. NJ, for ALL
PARTS OF THE WEST, SOUTHWEST AND NORTH
WEST The Mail reaches Cumberland at $40 and Pied.
mond at 40 PM, and lies next morning The Tx
press goes directly through.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the 30 A.
train; between Piedmont and Wheeling, and between
Grafton and Parkersburg take the sos P. NJ train from
Baltimore.
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 40
NJ and from Frederick ut A. NJ
THE ELLICOTTS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore at
620A NJ, and $50 p NJ, and Elicotts Mills at $50 A. n
and 40 p. NJ.
FOR WASHINGTON And THE SOUTH
Leave Baltimore at 430 and $50 \. NJ, and $50 and
$50 p NJ. On Sundays at $50 a. N. only Leaves Wash
ngton for Baltimore at 6.1O and 745 A. NJ and $40 ana
As P N. On Sundays at $40 p. NJ only. The second
and third trains only from Baltimore stop at way points
The second and fourth trains from Baltimore and Wash
ington connect with trains on the Annapolis Road.
For tickets of every kind, information &c, apply to
J. T. ENGLAND, Agent, at the Ticket Office Camden
station. W. p. SMITH,
Master of Transportation.
L. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent. n27-t
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T0baftg.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.

n27-tf No. IS s. Gay street.
T EAT TOBACCO
IL so bales Havana Tobacco very fine.
IS Yara - /"
Just received and for sale by
JACOB HEALD 4 Co,
n27tf No. SIS S. Gay street
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A LII THE SAFES
N AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE FIRE

MARYLAND STEAM TURNING
1S1 AND SAVING WORKS,
AND HARD WOOD LUMBER YARD
Corner Of Park and Clay streets
Architects and Builders supplied with the most modern
and approved styles of BRACKETS, MOULDING and Or
namental Work for
COTTAGES,
DWELLINGS,
WAREHOUSES;, &c.
Stair Novels, Bannisters and Hand Railing Columns,
auted and plain: Balustradng for Porticos, &c:
in all their various branches; Oval Frames Bench and
Screws, Carriage Hubs, &C. &c.
Also, HARD WOOD LUMBER,
MAHOGANY and WALNUT,
CHERRY, POPLAR,
OAK and ASH,
COFFIN STUFF, VENEERs, &c,
Yard-south Eutaw street. oc11y
HALL 4 BROTHER,
Il Successors to Thomas Nash d. Co..
Curers and Packers of
PROVISIONS, FOR HOME & FOREIGN MARKETS,
And Manufacturers OF
REFINED LARD AND LARD OIL,
No. PLEASANT ST., AND III NORTH ST., BALTIMORE
Having Railway facilities North St, Provisions will
be received for Inspection and Storage and Bulk Meats
Smoked on reasonable terms. ClIAS. G. HALL,
(Late of J. G. Harvey & co.,
s10tf GEO. d. HALL.
IL SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS
HEINIsCH SHEARS, scissors AND POINTS,
RAZORS d RAZOR STRAPS, TABLE CUTLERY,
&c. of the best quality always on hand and warranted
by SAMUEL JACKSON,
No 1914 Baltimore street,
Near St. Paul street,
iv3O-d6m Baltimore
ID Il. HYNSON,
ID. UPHOLSTERER, PAPER HANGER,
VENETIAN BLIND NANUFA CTURFR,
No So NORTH HOWARD ST., ONE DOOR ABOVE LEXINGTON,
BALTIMORE
PAPER UANGINGS VENETIAN BLINDS.
Constantly in store for Keeps on hand, ard manu-
sale PAPER HANGINCs of fractures to ORDER VENETIAN
every description and of the BLINDS of all coors sizes
latest and most approved and qualities, which will
patterns Also BorderS Fire compare favoraby with any
BOARD Prints &c offered to the public.
RS-Paper Hanging done in the best style Ola Bnds
Remained and Trimmed, or Exchanged. s91y
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1NAJAS. HAZLITT & CO.,
tass$=yas IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
ezs-6=k.afh IN WINES. BRANDIES AND LIQUORS,
SO & al South GAY STREET, BALTIMORE.
large and superior stock of PURE RYE WHISKEYS,
rom the most celebrated Distlers. mr17 If
ca WINES, BRANDIES, RUNS,
tE%Ej BLACK TEAS, &C.
Ss==S P. TIERNAN Il son
Offer for sale the following articles of their mpora
ton, particularly for family use:
SHERRY WINES-Pemartine's finest pale, gold and
brown Sherries. in wood and in glass
PORT WINES-Sandeman's competition red and white
Port, in wood and in glass.
MADEIRA WINE-John Reward Marchs fine Madeira,
in wood and in glass also, Grape Juice.
HOOK W1NES-Johannesberger Steinberge- Marco
Drummer, Cabinet, Lebrau mch Bronneberg, of 1876
CHAMPAGNE WINES-Moet and Chandon's finest, in
quarts and pints.
NDIES.-otard and Hennessy's fine old pale and
dark Brandes.
RUMS-Od and fine Jamaica, Antigua, Grenada, and
from the Islands. imported direct from London
HOLLAND GIN-The best quality-Ternan brand-and
no mixture of aromatic poison in it.
200 half chests of the finest S0UCH0NG TEA. ap3tf
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"A
ExElEJ NO AZ CHEAPSIDE.
Sf7G4zz
AZ SOUTH CALVERT STREET,
IMPORTERS
BRA WDIES, WI MES, d c.. I,
Now Offer in and out o. bond al kinds of WINES and
BRANDIES at the lowest New York prices. We keep on
hand constantly extensive assortment of these GOODS
to which invite the attention of TRADE. Our facil
ties are not surpassed by auy house this country
We enumerate in part, the following stock:
Cognac Brandes-Jas Heunessy; Otard Dupuy Co..
Jules Robin, Rochelle Brandy, Camille Seisnett. Bor-
deaux Brandy, Champagne Brandy of different grades
Madeira-Welshs, Administration, Gordon Co.; L..
Rooster & Co.. Celte, Sicily Coli and Muscat.
straightforward, Duff, Gordon Il Co.. Romano, Of
fey's.
Port Wine-Bumester's, Royal Alto Duoro Co., G. T.
Port; V. p. Port 0sborne's Treble Grape &c.
Claret-of various grades, in
Choice and inferior brands of Champagne-Mums, Verz
enay Cabinet Imperial Due De Montabello, and other
brands.
Malaga-Of different brands.
Also Porto Rico Bay Rum in cases aul2
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ETA LAURENCE Thomson s. CO.,
taslsj EXCHANGE PLACE, HEAD OF COMMERCE
S2sSSx% STREET
IMPORTERS
BRANDIES, WINES, SEGARS &C.,
Offer for sale extensive assortment Of
BRAN DIES:
J. Hennessy; 0tard Dupuy Co.; Jean Louis, 1911; SUI
perior old Cognac Jules Robin Co.; A Segnette; John
Durand Co.-of various grades All in q. s. Bonded
Warehouse.
VINES:
Sherry, Madeira, Port, Sicily, Lsbon Burgundy and
Hook in glasspart very choice Curacao and Maraschno
Cordials.
HOLLAND GIN of Bicker's "Grape' brand-of highly
approved quality. London Brown Stout and Porter;
Scotch and India Ale. Bordeaux and Marsees Sweet
OIL Sardines Maccaroni, Vermicel Olives Capers, &c,
&c.
HAVANA SEGARS constantly receiving from mum
Der of the most celebrated manufacturers ie3Otf
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Ga COMING THROUGH THE
| tss-5iRYErr-CHoICE OLD RYE WHISKEY,
| sssS-E51 C. ZIEGLER, BROWNSVILLE. PENN.
IN CASES OF ONE DOZEN BOTTLES EACH.
This extra old Whisky, warranted pure and decously
mild unsurpassed by any in the market II is pa ticu-
arly calculated for family use where quality IS consd-
Grafton. Sold exclusively by the proprieors agents,
WM. GRANGE & Co,
sS-n Exchange Place.
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NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
10 E55s5E5ztt -. E.T=Es555..--7
ss $50.

CtANGE OF IblES AND lhAJNS
FALL ARRANGEWENT
THE NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY being com
pleed and in operation Wiliamspor maxim close
connections with trains the NiiamspOrt and tTra
New York and Erie and Cauandaigua Railroads for
WILLIAMSPORT ELMIRA, ROCHESTER, SYRACUSE
NIAGARA FALLS, BINGHAMPION, BUFFALO,
BATAVIA, OSW ECO,
ALL THE TOWNS AND CITIES IN WESTERN NEW
YORK AND CANADA.
On and after October 7t!, trains will as follows
Passengers for Niagara Fails, Buffalo, Harrisburg, Car
Isle, Chamershurg, Lancaster, leave Calvert Station
SIS A. n. and ( 30 p. NJ.
Through to Nicgara and EGdlo IN Il t0nrS.
Passengers for Pittsburg Chicago Cincni ali St Lou
and other cities and towns in the West, NorJ and South
west leave Calvert Station at S5 A. NJ and 10, p VI.
For Bedford Springs passengers leave by trains II 5,
NJ. and TO- p. NJ connecting with the Pennsy Ivania
Broad Top Railroads.
Ali trains stop at regular way stations.
Fare to Elmira.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Do Niagara Falls ........................l0
DO. Buffalo.
Baggage checked through to all principal points WEST
and NORTH.
Passengers have the opportunity of stopping ove
point any of the cities the route, and thei
seats at pleasure
BY the completion OF this road to Williamsport,
fer the Travellers to the following comparison Of distance
By Northern Central Railway. BY New y ork
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o., ennv Lind in America reunited n, The seve
auscs tas,s ss he public With has ever
Tuy @s,g prof o. hIs ,,o e the erection IL New
Houses word II largely the pros
% x
he which that grand nu.aAi eaierprss gave 70 s
The subscriber. during s late vial, Europe found from
ess 'hoss q 6im e in rsss the sssS muses.. erosc
ha 's ssoaS ever DC dee nss ieasbs hey
wG sh s out sues an a
ns proposed 70 bring % New YORK "a me autumn Of
rTEs OF HER MAJEsrY's THsATRs, LONDON. con.
and a,oe,or M UMTY Who ll psrs,uaiy sapsr pisna
the entire rsngemen he beng nAy interested in
Among he principal arses will be those recently intro
duoed 10 Rrusn public Including Msismosele ficcoo-
%asni he sreaI ,enar signcr ssart as ssi q, thu
ae Trospe o'''-
s the male dsne and he csrp. An ne
Ballet sst .,.,.. ,.u, .o,,.,,..
"a. S5Nsugfoh 4, ss s9Isrs Sc q q; oyGss.;r, Of
ibs GRsS0 CHORUS The enre which Win take pari
the Operate and BaeI performances win NOR
n iss M IEs MUSIC costly w.Rpnoss and PROPER
br.sc Tor ss Of series OIL the most cee
And q order 2 sn.u, he FIN sasc, in q. scssro de-
sr,Isi and II ...ssn.. p''''''-'
smeu. N sarSpe for Y masn,isn, and pereoI nasieai
prpan9ops VIZ te q. s,aly repi2dsSed n amess
sno on ekerl oecNion bs-t on Dt-rtsscment VII
De fvrn cpnnectnn Win me ~ these tw-ntytor
% msny ~ m ON rem pperss WI o. pro
duced f~rnv Tour VIII De divided pct se-n
Boston and fhAdephA Several brand Concerts AMI Ora
hfios VIII Also Dc gwen IN eacA o. hse hrse Cities alter
which mt entlre sotnpsny return 70 L0ncon
Aranfemens have been condincnsiiy made with Mr. VI.
sn me lesse~ OF ne Aca1eny OF MUSIC N Nev York. Tor
me OF thai edne IN which event he VIII contribute his
talent and persouA exrruons towards carrying oul this great
entrpfse Va successiul issue
bis vaht encfprtse Wal involve an sniy OF more Than
&wW0 In order To- tesths Disposition ofhe public 10 aup
port me most colossal murcA enernse ever Attempted,
proposed ~ dispose Of 80 OF The choice seats IN the house
tor subscription season OF twenty nights IN New YORK.
each seat per night che sss being uAnstsrrsble mssng
only tlJ for NE twenty niRhs watch ntle more than hall
the paid for choice DON witness
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