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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-08

sIAfn o. NEE TokK,
CITY ana county Of New York,
CHARLEs J. AAKEis, President, and J. hlIrOx snrru.
secretary, OF the HOAEISspRANcE COMPANY, be-
ing sevcraily duly sworn, dePose and say, and e@4h
Tor hnssli gays, thLs ne foregoing n true, fun an6
correct statement Of the Ahirs Of the said Cor
ton, and sAt they the above described onscers
thereof.
signed, CHAEIEs J. hAErIs, FRESHEST
s.gnsd, J. MiIrlx SMITH, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before this 2<th dsy q
January, A. D., 1883.
BENJAMIN RANKIN,
r. Commissioner for Tennessee,
in New YORK.
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N A S III WILLIE:
TUESDAY MORNING. .fEBRUARY 9, 1859
Tun ornRA. -coorEn,s TnoUrr .perfOrmed

The OPERA CooPER's Troupe performed
the opera of Lucia di Ldmme1moor" last
night The time forbids our entering at
length on the merits of the performance, and
we substitute for what we might have to say,
the following from the musical critic OF the
Louisville Journal: s. We yentured an asser-
ton yesterday, which is confirmed to-day,
that Miss ANNE Mu.NER is the best English
Soprano we have had in this country for the
last sixteen or eighteen years, she exhibits
many of the peculiar beauties OF her IN
structress, the celebrated Mrs. WooD, particu-
larry in the sweetness of her trils. the firm
ness Of her soste1t,ao, and the remarkable ease
with which she attacks the notes in her upper
register. Her rendition of Lucia last night,
was perfect success, and stamps her great
lyric artist Mr.. Cook is a good actor and
the best English baritone We have ever heard.
Mr.. BowI.ER's voice is rather light though
very sweet. In the last act he showed to
great advantage: his execution was powerful
and his acting was admirable. Mr.. RUDOLPH
SENS Count Arnheim was grand perform
ance. and we have never seen II exec. led.
He possesses a voice Of great power aud com
pass. and his notes are sung with ease. HIS
execution of The Hearts bowed down was
!, chef dourre in the musical art, and elected
much applause. Miss PAYNE az 'AzHcena,
as we expected, was a very truthful and pow
erful rendition of that character-Such as
none but hers has ever given in this city
Mr.. III. C. COOPER, the leader, handles magic
bow. aud performs his> arduous task right
worthily. He was the founder OF the
Beethoven Club, Of London, society OF
which many of our readers must hav@ heard.
We have never been more pleased with any
company than the one he has under his direc-
ton, and we hope soon to have the pleasure
of hearing them again"
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ssArE % rEssrssls. ooHrrnollEn,. o,rsc.. Z

STATE TzNNussEE. ConFTEOLLkE's osyscl,l
NksiyIIfE, January 18th, lS59 /
THIS l. 10 ceraly tnat the HoaE IssU CoErxsr,
lorated % Ne~ York, In the state % New YORK, IN
cotsYhed 18th al thu requirements u ACT passed
by tht GcueTai Assembly OF tie state Of Tsnnsssee.
IN March, iS5s. entitled ssAn Act % regulate the
- ruci - Insurance Companies Dot lncorporstsd
5y Tie state q Tennessee," and that jos Nan ene
" J. M4ER tie legally authorised zgcnis u said
COt Any ia Ihe cty u Nash yiie StAs ~ Tennessee.
J. e. DUNLAP, Comptroller.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-08

HoxE Insurance COMPANY or NEW YoRK.-we ind
tue following in the January, 1852 number OF the
New York Insurance Monitor" which gives some
iIea ct now this institution stands IN that city:
''lioME Insurance COMPANY NEW lUKK.-lN-
CREAM OF CAPTNL--Ihis company, by resolution
at Board OF Directors, has increased ITS capital
stock from Ia HITeu thousand 10 ON MILLION dol
Lars. It. stock Is now selling at zoo per cent. TIE
extraordinary IA the value 81 the Company :
tiiU ouiy proof needed u IL Judicious and
-ucct ssIuI mIHalcmea Its now generally regard
ID PROMINENT lnsura ce Institution ui the city.
y tNitnst C'dIug the pruyerbih mut.tbHty of basi-
ness dt.ls, u1u HDme has pre- en- nuutS Che pres
-ciruc, 10 MAKE assurance douby sure, To itseH anu
IL Patrons"
NAsI y MAVR are the Agents OF this Insurance com
pauy IA Nashville. Sc statement IA another col
teb5-St
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-08

Arter about lessons, of an hour each, in Phonog-
ruphy from Mr. DOLBEAR, found 10 my astonish ment
that had FIR mastered its principles TO b able
write the first Psalm easily and quickly rs in
the common method, little subsequent practice
has enabled TO attain 10 speed Of sixty words
per minute, although my lessons are not yet com
peted. Without any extraordinary effort my
part, Gnd nay speed III writing rapidly and con-
stIutly increasing.
1t does not require years OF practice to make one
expert IN writing Photography; for the system of
Mr.. is very simple, ana his panoramic lllustrI-
tons plain that any ordinary mind compre-
bend the whole in a few hours.
Children learn 1t as readily grown persons. In
the class with my self several little boy - from
reveu Ia ten years Old, whose progress has been
rapid that Of any older member If tie class.
THIS system OF short hand should be taught in all
schools and colleges, as by ii much time, labor
and EXPENSE would BE- saved. It's benefit in these
respect, be appreciated only by those who have
cujoycd them. }. X. HARwEIL.
NASHVILLE, Feb. ., 1859
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9nsaranfe.
5 7 A Il + Nh L N Il
ASSE1S

Total amount Of Capital and
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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Toirirs hssued and renewcd IN thu reliable insur-
ancs causss4y a fsir rates, once No - c.l,Es
t4azs-a NASH 4 MARR, Assnt-
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From California.

New ORLEANS, Feb. The steamer
Quaker City arrived yesterday,with Ito passen
gers. Sue brings san Francisco dates OF the
10th.
The steamer Sonora takes near a million
aud half specie; OF which $780, 600 is for
New York.
The whaling brig Emma was wrecked near
Honolulu on the 10th. The crew weres saved.
The weather for mining was favorable.
The French have taken possession Of
CHpDerton Guano Island.
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The VARIETIES This place OF amusement
NAV N wv be considered one of the permanent
institutions of the city. To those who
have witnessed the charming presentations of
Miss ST CLAIR it is scarcely necessary to
speak Of her excel nee as n dramatic drtste !;
and those who have not seen her, but have Il
taste for good acting, had better go and see
aud hear for themselves. She appears to-
night, in character entirely diff rent from
those she has previously sustained here-as
Lady Gay SD mixer, in the comedy OF London
Assurance" This ought TO draw full bousc,
a. it probably will, if the weather shall prove
auspicious. The entertainment Will eO-clude
with the Family JUs.
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From Mexico.

MEXICO, Jan. %. ga Mlnatitlan, Feb. ID
miram"n reached the Capitol on the 10th
with 1000 cavalry. lie disapproved Robles's
acts, and Displaced him, and put Gen. Sales
at the head of the army, and reinstated
Zuoaga. 1t is reported that Mramon in
tends marching on Veva Cruz with strong
force.
The Liberals routed Negrett near Jalapa.
The PtcGytae correspondent says the Mex
lean war schooner Iturbide has been captur-
ed by an American aud 6 foreigners who
Killed five of the crew and escaped with the
vessel No date is given.
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FAIL, NOT TO READ /!

In offering my thanks for the very kind and
liberal patronage have received during the
short period I have been in the city, l feel
that it would be ungrateful for me not to
obey the pressing assurances from my numer-
Gus friends and patrons, to postpone other
engagements and delay my departure. This
will also serve as an answer to the many let
tiers received from the vicinity and counties,
who are anxious to provide themselves with
my Glasses. / am gratiied TO state that their
merits are recognize d. and those who value
their eyes and wish to SEE, DID "C0ME TO
SEE'' and purchased what they can rely will
make them SEE and not INJURE their
SIGHT. 1t will not be out OF place to adjoin
to this card the following remarks from the
! pen of an eminent Oculist, who is now in this
city. l allude to DIR. Won MOSCHZISKER,
who, in his work on Optics says:
THE adaptation of optical contriyances TO
amend disordered vision, is one of the most
exalted applications of high abstract knowl-
edge for the relief of infrmites of man.
Thousands and tens of thousands are suffer
ing from damaged vision, caused by improper
use of cheap Glasses, and what would the
sufferers not give if they could but retract
their first wrong step! Vision has been in
| sidiously aud gradually damaged, and there
fore the idea of its impairment has not been
| suddenly or forcibly brought before their
mind but had the defect come at once upon
| them, they would have been amazed and ter
rified" Again There cannot be a greater
error than that committed daily by persons
| entering into any store and purchasing Glass
| es without the slightest regard as to the su-
| periority Of the Glasses and adjustment i'm
all lis optical points, or care if the man who
| Ills them knows any thing more of optics
| than the size of the money be receives for his
| Glasses, or TO get his trash off at the least
| price he can get for them. Great judgment
and discrimination are required in order to
| be able to judge of lens, if it is Just in all
| its points, and also what Glasses the appli-
ant should use. The rules of selecting Glass
es are of paramount
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NEW York, Feb. THE steamer Asia has
arrived at New York with Liverpool advices
of the 22d.
CoTrON.-Sales of the week A, 900 bales,
of which spectators took 500 and exporters
$500 bales. The market closed with declin-
ing tendency; Mobile aud Uplands slightly
declined. Some circulars say Uplands de-
cIined 1-l6. Sales Friday 5000 bales, closing
dull. Orleans fair II. middling g; Mobile
fair T. middling lI-l6; Uplands 1916,
midding GIG. Stock at Liverpool 346,
900 bales, Of which 272, 600 bales are Amer
lean.
Manchester advces favorable. Cloths firm.
Yarns, there is bnt little enquiry and prices
are weak. New Orleans tres ordinaire at
Havre 97f There was a perfect panic at one
time, but closed dull. Breadstuffs have a de-
clining tendency. Pork closed buoyant all
qualities slightly advanced. Beef active, all
qualities slightly declined. Consols at $500
| $50.
There is less confidence in peace, and there
was partial revival of the pahic on the Paris
| BOurse.
The death of the king of Naples is reported
but is discredited.
| An Austrian loan of six million sterling is
| announced.
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Ezo- The bill presented by the Jmenac
Coace 1iqs at Odd Fellows ii III tonight is a
'od one. These bright y d lads CALI in a
body 1t our office yesterday; aud we feel
assured that orr citiz ns will be both delight
ell and astuni, he'd at the proficiency We are
prepared to expect them to exhibit. Old
blcl elors. who dislik" the very name OF
children, ND hat singular sort of long-'i aged
people who think to Ia gh = sin, had liter
stay awny-all the r,st may go to Odd
Fellows Hall tonight.