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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-06
KNICkERBOCKER MAGAZINE.
FIFTY-THIRD VOLUME.
LOUIS GAYLORD CLARK,
Dr. JAMES o. MOVES, f-D'tohs'
JOHN A. GRAY, PUELKEu.R.


VTTIra the present nun Der closes the Finy second
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ANECDOTE OF MoRPHY.-The Philadelphia
Item says that gentleman well known to
our chess circles, who was intimate with Mr..
MOrphy last year in New York, relates that
while sitting with him at breakfast one
morning, Mr.. Morphy was very taciturn, and
seemed deeply absorbed in the study of the
table cloth. On asking him of what he was
thinking. Mr.. Morphy looked up very much
embarrassed, and biushing very red, ac-
knowledged that he was trying to checkmate
the sugar bowl with the cream jug and pep
per castor. This characteristic confession re-
minds us of billiard player of our ac-
quaintance. who calculated carrom on the
two stars, Gcmini and Jupiter"
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An Alden 60 Greece.

Bayard Taylor in his last letter from
Athens, thus bids beautiful flrewell TO the
land of colossal heroes and mighty memories:
LET me not lose the pensive sweetness and
sadness of THE last evening In Athens The
sun Is rapidly sinking in clear saffron light
beyond the pass Of Daphne. and u purple
flush plays all along the high. barren sis-s at
Hym-ttus. Before me rises the Aeropolis,
with It's crown of beauty, the Parthenon. on
whose snowy front the sunsets al two thoa-
sand years have left their goislea staia la
the distance Il the musical Kgean, dancing
with light. whispering waves. 30 nh the rock
hewn sareophagus OF Themistocles Plates
olives send silver simmer through the
dusk that IL creeping over the Attic Plain
Many an evening have | contemplated this
illastrious landscape; but il was never 80
lovely as now. when / Ioek upon IL for the
last ;ime. Every melodioas wave Ia the long
outline Of the Immortal mountains--evesy
SCARED marble ia the august plies OF ruin
every blood-red anemone on the hanks OF The
Ilysus, and every asphodei that blossoms on
the 81 Celsaes-I kaow them aud they know
me. Not - a earious siFanger do leave
Athens not as a traveller. eager for new
scenes bat With the Tegret OF one who
knows and loves the sacred soil 10 whom II
has been al once sanctuary aud home
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In the U, 5. Senate last week a petition
was presented by Senator Brown, OF Mis-
sissipi, from Oscar J. E Stewart, setting forth
that bis slave was the inventor of useful
agricultural machine, for which the Cam
missioner of Patents refused patent, on the
ground that machine invented by slave,
though IL be new and useful. could not be,
in the present state Of the law, patented, and
asking that the patent law may be go
amended that patent may issue to the
master. ....t
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Those who have used IL.

Among the many testimonials in favor of the effects
of BGRHAyE'S HOLLAND BITTERS We offer the
names of the following, many OF them well known in
this city
JAMES GOWN, Of South Pittsburgh, says: at is
cerainlya valuable medicine; it cured me of Dys-
pepsia."
Captain HENRY EATON says: at cured my wife OF
Neuralgia"
speedy remedy for acidity of the stomach"
HEINRICH PAUIUs says: sit cured me Of a severe
chronic diarrhGa in two deys."
SAMUEL WOODRUFF, of Athens, Ohio, says, ''when l
commenced using your medicine was so Frustrated
that could walk my farm; after using ONE
BOTTLE can cat anything" .U jal4-lw
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-06

ro- A New York letter says: by the way
that Was rather scnrvey treatment Judge
Douglas received ut the hands OF the Admin
istration officials, when the Empire City ar
rived last night; | mean the seizure OF some
SIS worth Of Havana cigars, which person
al friend had presented him with. just before
leaving Cuba. The custom house officers
seized The tobacco, as Struggled goods; but
l understand that II was restored TO its owner
to-day upon The payment Of the duty. OF
eoarse il Is all right aud PROPER that the
revenue laws be enforced, without respect TO
persons. Vi -
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Hand rot sale.

Az Offering Tor sale heautfal Tract II Land Sits
IL ased ssa the OH. iebsnan Tasa, ard nos called
Smish's TurHpiSs frssffFK ifnufdisfey sad 40.
about niIes from TIE cy Tract ~ fEa coiainlpg
sboat - Acres aheat 81 cleared, Tie batsnrr
heavily snseered Cfscu ftte treft &fe tao beyff-fal
ing <pfisgs ana heartiful Building ut, Te soi =
q and ts tin Der anuzraflg hrayy
This tact Is q psrf q the gHo- NeMarry lind ana
talns thai 81 J. r. nahbs's hetrs. g.. W. NINETY
Bsnter aud Jae NcNerrx. ! ven.f ~ - tie aften-
s1n 4 ihose wishing - peFxhasr drsrshie pi~seef
l.nd 80 give ths exaH hates a. am conAaenf
they wlA b pieased, esuAi, IA supertss, -
Ai,y THAI has bson oasred foF sale. Fng terms IS
aFp,y - T. r. CIAs-UCk,
aecSo-im Aseni-
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Notice.

nS The ist day Of January next. (isss) vii. al
~ Adsuinistrstor q GHszGE ASDERsnS- deceased,
Rent % the highest biader, before the Court house
aoor IA Nashville Ter Year loco Acres u laod,
bslslging - The heirs ~ said deceaseJ-about IsS
acEss ~ SID Land beng clcared and IN cultivation
the past seasan, ahd The remainder Ia timber, and
serves for Fznge Scr sseck-it beng distinctly
ders,1 that be fore sny Stock Is turned cat said
ranxe that line - fcnce Is 20 be made from
Matthew AndeFssn's corner 10 ilgscomb's corner
The xess boundary line a sast sract. thcre beng
act 80 ralls slade ana the balance o. be made
81 god size sufcent for the whole line 10 rails
htxh snd a feet worm; ~ tbs price II 81 10 for
max nk And Patlng up, aud 50 cents rer 100 rails for
pstfInR up those that maee. 10 cat ~ The
rsat and this cnirart nfrtneed BY tnrning stock
losss she Weeds before the made a. afore-
said coz dllF per nonth AZ horses ed IS cents per
bead fnr cattle each, shah be paid ~ the renter TO
ns for he use e the innooent sufferers whom the
stnek mag tresgass.
Bad and approved security viii be required FOR
ths fsysnent 20 The reat and compliance the above
term<, end fsnaertng ssion hack 10 ne ca the
lee dsy q Janasfs, i>eo, Wei the damages foe
euttzag any green ~cs4 s21 nd exosz< = hal n
accessory ~ usks the efnfeszI rails i vii ~.
inzsesssln ga tbs 21d d. ~ January 1879
JAS A>1tt>oN administrators
aeeio-s1 q eke- ASpkzzo<, died s
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Notice.

TIAVING qualified Administrator Of the estate
Il of +. BALTHRoP. decd q, OF Chatham county at
its November Term, ISIS. all persons who have
claims against said e~tase wiz please present their
claims 10 the undo signed within she REDe prescribed
by law. or they win be aeoarred. Also. those who
are indebted IN said eSatr will please come forward
and make paym ent 90 The same.
dec2o-a ". $. SHELTON, Admir- AZ.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-06
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES
II. FRANCE - Co.. Managers.

A FTER the exposure OF the many Bogus Lottery
concerns Throughout the country, purchasers OF
Tickets will OF course feel timd in ordering Those
who desire To purchase, would be foolish to send
ney TO any Lottery concern without knowing that
thet VIII have fairness M drawings and schemes and
feel that the Managers are respons bic fof prizes
The MAINLAND B0TTgRiEs have now been drawing
over orty years. Millions OF dollars have been
IN Capital Prizes IRE $40 600 up 500 OOO and
fortunate holders without asinge exception, paid.
These are the Lotteries to order Tickets m The
Managers are fully responsible for every Prize sold
without any security; and ct they have given bones
TO the state of Aarylud, for half million Of dollars
Ca secure prize holders They don't promise you
$4,000, $4,000 or 500 900 for $40; but they give
yo' fair and honest schemes good can be- made
Tor the price Of the Tickets.
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Coffee! Coffee !!
Nails /! Nails /!

HOO kegs Sd Nails; so kegs Sd Brads:
$OO 80 " Sd Nails; i5 :" 10d Brads;
100 - l0d Nails; 50 81 Nails:
so " 20t Nails; rs " "a Nails:
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SundricS.

500 s sss as1 iis5':s a.: :'f S..p ovens.
200 assorted POS and Kettles,
IS large l4uldfonK,
20 Alligator Coal Cooking Stoves,
IS Goal Ranges, tsree szes-
- L : o.
Always on hand tAe Trnnessean Wrought Irnn stove,
for wood and cal, with bot attschmert and
cry ve~sei necessary q sake complete aue coaveA
n,rut coaknE Sow. pat up and guarantee all The
Cooking Stoves sold BY ne IN the eity.
J. W WILSON.
Isns-u college street
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4 Valuable Negro Man For Sale.

R1 virtne of decree 81 The Chancery Court
ID Nashville, rendered AZ is November Term 1855
in the case OF Richard Savage ct al ,prr4e I will
sell 20 the highest bidder the Gut ward gate in
Nashville, ON SAIbRhAG the 2'nd day of January
1859, a likely nero man. bout ~ wears old
TEENs-A credit of l. rnorihs VIII be given. ard
notes. with approved security PAYABLE Ia Rank will
be required Of the purchaser. VIZ
J. IT. MCDONALD,
Janl-td Admir- of J. S2vage, Decd.
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II r. n Nj a " - HIP
For Sale.

4 BEAUTIFUL Residence in Edgeaeld. ! "A
have for sale a hne private residence, lsEsE1
situated IN Edgehsli. IN Hobson Wbeiess AEskH
second Addition, the corner ~ HobSnn and
fatherland streets The lot fronts Fatherland
$50 feet commepcnG az The corner Of Hobson street
and back l7O feet sixteen foot alley, being
lots No. ST. So and S. and are enclosed with sub
Stantai plank fence The grounds oriia:1euted
wtih beautiful shade and fruit trees. The house n
ane, onestOry cottage building, continuing rooms
ia all with other necessary oatbuiidincs and r. fur
nished- IN the most complete and handsome style.
This Is OF the and INST desirable locations
"a Edgehed. viii give bargain IN this property.
Jau3-Im Err GIAsCOcR, Agent.
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= II wish" said beautiful wife 10 her
stnd'eas husband, II wish ! was book. y
Il Wish you were an Aimanae,n replied her
lord, "and then l would get n new one every
year" just then The ala rasilcd.
~ a-lf5ss
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H Ma COAL.

A FINE sapfily or this most economical Crafts
n hard the .E4Ba Coal Yard back Il thr Nash
vile and cat'ansea Railroad Depot, and is selling Al
fciis~ing fsw f'ftc~s
Large lamb aad rOcnd Cuai - Ger kushei. OF
SS 80 PER Ton.
Nikea large sBd Enc, Coal % ess,s per bssbsl, or
IS GO pr Ten t.i.t a -aHa
FInc Coal 10 eents PER busfes, or 81 90 PER Ton.
Try and y'.a slii soon be eonvnced 70 - the best
dsesi-iy sAN'L J. acSEw.
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Large Arrivals of Goods.

DEM =. Shells l. now receiving per steamers
ID John Bell, Runyan, etc, an extensive stock Of
Merchandise az the daerent varietcsin sic yaripus
tssortmeHts % Trade. on THIS MORNING. al 10
O'Clock We will commence sales, and continue
during the week, both day and night, unt the eutr
stock b. closed. The Trade h especially Invited 10
attend these sales, the Goods Wil BE- 10 lots, aud
sacrifices may be expected. TeEns, a. asuai, Cash.
dec22-u
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Part H.

9. FIGARo's GRAND ARIA, IRON "Bar-
biere di Seviglia.'' RossINI
SIG. BARIII-
(See Concert Book go
10. The DUETrNo, from ''DOn Pas
qGale.n by DoNIzErrI
NINE De WHH0RsT and Mr. SQUREs.
IL. HUMMEL' S CELEBRATED NARIAuONsD III
BRAvoURA, sung by NJ TERESA PARopI
II. HONE, SWEET HOME-with VarIa-
tions, composed and performed by II. SrRAKcscH
10 The CELEBRATED Swiss SONG, by EXERT
MADAME WuHoRST.
IA. The ELEBRAIE ED LIBERTY DUET FROM
81 Puritani." BEIIINI
SIG. AMoDIo and SIG BARIII-
Is. TIE STAR SPANGLED BANNER sung by
MILE PARuDI < NINE SrRAKoscH.
To- The EXQUISITE CONC QUARTETTo
"Don't Tickle me pray - Vada 81
via d qua, by MARTINI
MILE PARoDI, NINE DE WIIHoRsT, MME SrRAKoscH and
the whole Company.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-06

EEollO Ways Ointment.-The astonishing
rapidly with which this preparation extingushes pam
reduces external inflammation, heals sores, removes
eruptions and tumors, and rheumatism, gives
boundlcss popularity. jan4-n
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The sinking of the forty-seven steamboats,
was the result of the following causes

I T.
The accidents occurred In the following III
vers, viz : Lower Mississippi 80 Ohio river
I6, Upper Mississippi IL, Missouri s..Cumber-
land river g. Rcd river 2, Wabash river .,
Arkansas river l, Tennessee river I. Dea
MOines l.
During the year some hundreds of minor
accidents occurred. If which we have made no
note as they would occupy too much space
The minor accidents were most encounters
with snags which broke the hnlls. aud admit
ted water enough TO damages the cargofs but
the boats were prevented from sinking by
the active eXertions Of officers and crews
The amount of damage by such acciden ts
during 1858. would foot up about another
million Of dollars.
''If correct list of the deck hands and
deck passengers ofsteamboats. lost overheard
accidentally, on the Mississippi alone for one
year, could be procured. it would astound
our readers. The number lost in that way
this year, independent of the two hundred
and fifty-nine lost 10y accidents TO the steam
boats themsel yes. is not less perhaps than one
thousand. We know of one little boat from
which as many as five or six persons fell
overheard and were drowned in the space of
as many months.
awe have learned during our daily inter
course with men navigating all the Western
streams that the number of accidents to
steamboats, could be reduced fifty or seventy
five per cent by the expenditure Of compa-
ratively small sum in the removal of obstrue-
lions to navigation"
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Hen Aoufrtisemeuts.
Removal.

WE have. removed our stock Of Groceries, Ii
wv quors, &C. TO he large store-house, corner OF
College and Broad streets. recently occupied by Ter
rass Bros. where shall be happy 10 friends
and Customers assuring them that better pre-
pared than ever to them the most adorable
terms ~ 81 p. & c. ANDERSON. i
jan6 - Corner College and Broad SITS.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-06

g The plan Of this beautiful work is as orig
inaLa is attractive. In rcspecf Is tia mere re-
production OF the Shakespeare Galleries and sfIe
roines Of Shskspeare.r so well known 10 the trade.
but with striking novelty and combines the sto-
~ telling Quality ~ Charles Lamb with the crac fnI
criticism of Mrs. Jameson SUI
Our new eicerons is tho win ~ n, wv
Palmer, who wrote the "Golden Dagon.- 81 many
fine oriental articles in the Sew CycTopada and the
Atlantic Monthly. well as the in sketches in
"Putnam !" and the popular comedy Of the ssoueen g
Heart''-Boston nanscrfrt.
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For Memphis.

TIE steam aPisnd mxsPE a;5Sagss "a
J. s DAsHEIL, Capt, Will leave
as above on FRIJAh, the 9th inst, al II O'clocL
NJ. For freight passage apply on bo.rd. or I,
Jan6-lt A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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new advertisements.
TrOBical Fruits (!

on BBIS. oRANG ES--the best ever in the market;
~ uercc Drum Figs fresh and excellent;
80 boxes Raisins all sizcs-lresh and good;
20 bags Almonds;
rs " PecanS:
To arrive on the Nashville Saturday and for sale
by MIZEII.. HOOPER x CO..
lan6-H Nos. 6 and Market street.
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Unprecedented Inducements for New Sub
Srriberx.

Any person Forwarding 10 81 subscriptions
(s5Ol <sll be rsseftea Nith desd gishsg perfect
ttie 10 ten acres az land IN Texas, kshsAr Lsa,
Wscsssssin and ttr Magazines IsFalntsy mziis thu
Subscribers, whether - TIE sanss dHrront fast
0fizcs.
fr tfs same pFofortlHn deeds for 20, co. So 90
acres wi b. pEvIaiems Tor o. 20, 50, 80 leo
% sahseripEoas-An acre for each eogss sebscTibed
for.
Allcenusaeications connected wA the Rlsisass d.
ssae.sssf u the kksezEEhkEz shonld be addressed
JoaN A. GAY, 10 ald Il JaEob stFset All Aftiuirs
lesignei luf che body q Tie AaEzEne shssald be az
rcusei lr JAMS a. Mons; ILe4c ioE kog = Ia
Die ~ I.oCs CAfisazD CLASS
Asxsss s<E AND ia every part u The couniry.
Hack NEmeEas and hound Welcomes 90 hand.
JOHN A. GRAY, Ishlssher and PraieF,
Is and Is Jacob a. eeF. fr4akfaEt as Ne~ fsEk-
nogza
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Inn B8is. sna qaasser ebi., frcsh crsahsrrsss.
lOO just ree<ffoa asd re salr ~ ffftff - =
J-Ai-9 &C., eAilE1, wsisSoAD 60. :
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Wanted.

Lard! LaTd!t Lard!!!
TIVE undersigned are wishing 20 purchase from
Il 100 10 800 barrels ~ Lard per week for which
trey VIII ray Cash OF Groceries. All persons having
Lard 70 sell VIII find greatly TO thr advantage To
call AZ No Market street before making sale as the
highest price viii Be given by
janl-u CAKTFR WILL SFORD A 20
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Most Valuable City Property
F @ r S A L E

AN now o1erins tor sale the Hoase and fA.s On
Il Cherry street. new occut--l b. Mr. h = Wuznz
me house - very large and eomssndiaus coat.io.
cs.i and ~eoi Sheds arc. Ae Tie Hsss=e = N good
eraeFs meet Il beng reettly febuiia and ! better
aaxfS~d for hrst class basrd1B< hoase than any
h.sa-s IN Nashville
TIE lot b stosis sxty ave feet front by one hun
dFc1 sRd sresnty ave lest AL ne hse = - sitna
Feieer 4 a. oosninoss,as ~ .ny Hotel In tbs cav
i2fse Dsrt1a y he faFuirafe can n s,,.ru i.s
ea ~ah tte tsasr & aesiTe.i p p : y
Il = wslf kHssn thst hasei keeplue A Al ~ ci,x /.
uncst pfehtabie ouzesss and - any zee wtxklnz q
snszgp = such atn, shis = "A, sxgelinet es1rr-
taatiy y pferare az eiois icafson ssias esnssnl-
eat D. al the baslners lsart0ns u or eitx
fes terms. AZ, sRpay ~
drczz@ef A q IfNr<fFY
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For Renf.

rI,HAT ssry ds<arshis Saare Reona naioinsns saf
/ szirs, beng 10. a. cheFryf street 80 ne1i
yssr APPiy 10 will. l. BOYD, a.,
pse-& s-r~. .~-s4- IS -
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Coal Oil.

IUsr received bbls best Coal OIL. For sale by
81 the barrel or gallon.
a q. 20
IL doz- assorted Briitania Cosl Oh lamps,
- O.. Class eattpsa. do, low priced.
20 - = orIed Narhic Rpttofn, some very dne
q slae fam4Hs th fenertsrs,
." SWING Lmps for Halls. Churches, etc.
Also wiks, ehhaneys, etc, for sale, Wholesale and
Retail. by j. W. WILSON.
1an5-tf
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For New Orleans.

THE fine passenger steamer "A -yT~su
il RED ROVER STRONG Master, sCY,ocfn1
will leave for the above aud all szfrz
intermediate ports, THURSDAY, the 18th inst, at
O'Clock 2. NJ. For freight or passage apply board
A. HAMILTON,
jan6-1t Agent
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MOlasSes! MOlasses!

C00 BBi-S. Sugar House Moasses, To arrive on
cOO steamer Nashville, Saturday next, aud Tor
sale by MlZEl.t., HOOPER Il Co,
jana Nos. 6 aud Market street
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CNkSP'S GAXEVY.
Steamboats,.
For Memphis.

For Memphis.
TUE fine Steamer j. e. IN
Il CLINE will leave for the zs74 $500,
above and all intermediate ports -~-SS--TSSS-HAr
THIS DAY, at O'Clock p. NJ. For freight or passage
having superior accommodations. appl, board OF
to a. l. DAVIS, Agent.
jan6-lt
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For New Orleans

FTHHE new passenger steamer "A c-n
l. NASHVILLE, MILAN rqSL r-ssF5ss 's7lj!Aa, |
BoYp, Captain, will leave for H<-zE-z--zE@===szsz.
the above and all intermediate landings SATURDAY
JanHnry sth, at O'Clock p. NJ For freight passage
apply On board ar TO
Jan6-td A HAMILTON. Agent
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4. A Gallery of Famous Poets

Wah an introductory Essav.
by Prof HENRY COFFEE Professor Of English Iitera-
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RISP,S GAIETY.
Important announcement!
TWO MORE
Grand Operate Festivals
AT THE THEATRE,
On Thursday and Friday, January
9th and 9TH.


MIR sTRAKosCH begs leave to announce, that in
1tI consequence of the great success which has at
tended his OPERATE FESTIVALS in this CITY, and by
particular request OF great number OF distig uished
the Manager of the Theatre, to give TWO GRAND MU-
siCAL FESTIVALS at the Theatre,
On Ihursday and Friday, January
9Th and 7sh, 1859.
on which occasion the following unrivaTed Artists
will appear
Mile PARODI Madame DE WIIFoRSr
Ma'iam I1, s ST.. Il Mr.. sQUIREs, -sEE
MAURICE STRAKOSCH, Sig NICOLA,
The Programme win include Gems from
Don Giovanni, Puritanni Martha
IL Trovatore, Barbiere, Norma
Don Pasquale, Lucrezia Borgia Rigoietto,
Ernani, English Songs. Blllads
TIE STAR SPANGLED BANNER
FavorIte Piano Fantasias etc. etc.
PrOgramme---Partf 4.
/. ARIA, from .Ernani, - sung By Sig NICOLA
>. ''MADKE NON DoRMI," Duet from II
Trovature, by VERDI
NINE STIiAKosCH Azucena. Mr. SourREs Maurico
3. The GRAND ARIA from ..Lucrezia
Borgia," by DoSlzErrI.
SIG AMoDIo
.(See Concert Book IL
The FAMOUS nUEITo. by MOZART
NILE. PARoDI and SIG BARIL
s. The BRILLIANT PoLLAocA, from 81 Pu-
ritni," by BE1IIN1.
NINE Cora DE wnHoRsr.
(See Concert Book 79.)
6. THE STAR OF LOVE, the beautiful ser
enade, by WALLACE.
I. WITHIN MILE EDiNB1ko', sung
by NINE s1RAKoecu
TIE MAGNIFICENT ouARrr-rro, for So
pranu, Contra To, Tenor and Basso,
from Martha +" by FIorow.
h'HE DE- WuHoR>T, NINE STRAKoscH, Mr.. SQUIREs and
Gig. BALIIL-