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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1859-04-09
LES fREREs H. -. & CIR,

peaux d'animaux qulis volehe aux habltants de la
C6te-Gelee. .s - +. -...a. .-.-.. ....s..= .=s-.
Ou encore:
'5 LES fREREs H.. & CIR,
Ont aussi Thonneur dannoncer aux Courtiers de la
Nouvelle Orleans que leurs grandes relations
merciales, avec les negres les plus roues des At
takapas, les mettent meme d'expedier, chaque Sc
maine, des bales de cotton, voices panteurs de
leur voisinage. ..
ST les gentlemen de la ptgre attakapieane ont de-
dagne Ia pubcite des COLONIES de pEcho, ne croyez
pas que c'est par crante des lois. Non c'est tout
supplement parce quils napprecient pas, sa va
leur reee lie resultat produit par une annonce
merciale.
Devant un tel etat de chooses, linertie des hon.
netes gems et etc une lAchete ct, grace Dieu, la
C6te-Geleene manque pas dhommes de courage.
Tn comite s'est done forme ct s'est mis- reuvre,
pour voler les lois, mais pour punir les yoeurs
ct les incendaires.
Jusqu'ic nous ne pouvoHs trop approuver les actes
de ce comite Ia maniere don't il est drge par son
chevaleresque capitaine, un homme de coeurs ct de
t6te est digne des plus grands eloges.
La peur ne Sc commando pas; trop souvent helas |!
ellie est epidemique. La plupart des jures de La
ayette nosaient condamner les auteurs des vols ct
des ncendies dams la crainte detre les victmes des
autres sce1erats de cette bande 81 nombreuse LIE
comite de vigilance s'est etabli en- juri permanent,
VOLTA tout
line condamne les accuses, appelss a son tribu-
nal que des preuves certaines ct il execute lui
meme ses justes sentences.
De sa propre volonte il sest charge daccompiir un
devoir sacr6 ct il peut faillr sans deshonneur
Deja, un voleur nomme Gutbeer, etc fouette,
deux reprises differences ct chase de la paroisse;
il est parti pour Ia Nouvee Orleans Oh il trouvera
beaucoup de ses pareils.
Deux freres Fl 49,, convaincus de vols danimaux,
quils avaient paudace de conduire par trouDeaux a
la Nouyele- Orleans ct de vendre, sans meme alte-
rer les marques des habitants, ont etc condamnes
etre aussi fouettes ct chasses Ces meMes feres H..
sont aussi accuses de trafquer avec les nees de
recolter ainsi plusieurs bales de cotton.
LIE comte est decide a agir avec fermete ct il ac-
cepte devant le peupe, la responsabte de tous ses
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1859-04-09
A III. o. a,

Opelousas, 9 Avril 1859.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-30
l. kohRts- r. g. sfAAl
MORRIS 4 sTRATTON,


MORRIS 4 STRATTON,
WHOLESALE eRocERs AND COMMISSION RIERcKAKRs
Dealers in Foreign & Domestic Liquors.
NO. IA MARKET STREET.
NASHVILEE. TENNESSEE.
WYE in receipt OF az we'll SssOTssd soat q
w Groceries, Liquors &C. to Nhieh We invite The nt'snos
Of the trade. -.
400 hhas Louisiana sugar al gI1ess,
s. !: !: L. & fs 0'''' ana q El'r' s g.
R5O0 bags choice Bsltincrs CO6eei
100 do do Laggyra do,
eco bbis choice Rsbolsi MoaEsesI
800 y bblsde DO do
~ Eegs 81. Loais syrUNi
leo do L. @,
900 bozss J. c. i0zI4 Tn;
100 do lo sIIi,S Do, very ohssP for saaA
$50 boxes gar Candles
200 do Summer DO.
800 DO s.. Louis and Mem. Soaps
100 do starehi
100 boxes Boston Ground Pepper
g Do 90 dc 90 90 s sFlssi
100 DO superior Oarb. soda, Papsrs
s9e casks do Do
9 asks Da'ch asddag:
Ieo bags Pepper;
50 do spies;
20 tierces Rice;
leo dozen Painted BTcketsI
li5 do Was1board5;
% nests Tubs;
100 dozen BT0oms;
/. go boxes Tobacco, 81 grades We. brands
500 kegs pure White Lead;
- hbls 10 LlEseed Oil;
Is kegs Shot, all sizes;
30 do Bar Lead;
50 cases AssOn's Blacking:T
1905 bags fine Liverpool 5a;ti
100 balls KanaEhs a.,
40 box2s GLase4ee. ~
LIQUORS.
500 barrels PiSe's Magnolia Whisky
coo Do Ras Ohio do
go CO GA County 90.
ESQ do smiilfsold Reserve %;
100 do Old Bourbon dol
50 do do Rye al
ID % Memorabilia d5t
80 Do Old PORT and Malaga Wtza
~ % A. L. On;
2PiFes Holland Gin:
DO Old Cognac Brandy;
100 cases St. Julien ClsISt Rlnsi
40bssseis ehanPagne, EXTRA
1850 cases FTsHdg.
500 packages Domestic er1nsys
go barrels Cider Vinegar:
" O many other articles for tas GTocsry trsaa-
anil NORRIS 4 sTRETVoF
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-30

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ETIsHINGt to make other Investments propose to sell
~ an our Real Estate in Davidson county, as follows
THAT SUISURBAN RESIDEHCE,
atalo on the Franklin Turnpike within half mile Of the ci
ana oso the residence Of the late Joseph W. Horton,
CosstaimiaR ahoEE Forty Acres.
This psYhaps the commanding sits ia 1sTcgg e. essh
vile and Is desirable country residence TIE hosss Wal
h oJ with n or Is acres land the purchaser may choose
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
~ as the SIM Tract, situated on the smith Turnpise 9a
~ 1s5D Tsln three miles Of Nashville containing so
IKE soil good, il s yell watesed and snnersd ana e1 N
tf5 into tracts Of tSetg ceres and uFWaruss Al oi
D rsr1isahIy ada ed for country da3sgs, sttss gar
dens snd dairy FARMS. Also, that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
On same road nov occupied BY c. AcJamphell, and formerly
osned y Thcs Harding, containing about $50 acres abs
laeeis 50 we'll known need further description II vi
40 be divided purchasers 2 c. Asosmphe vii sho#
tbese places to any one who viii call -
All the properly will be sold on reasonaole tsfN ana
m a credit Of one, two, three and four years.
, -.PP13 THOS @. McGAMPBELI,
uo'Ss--' Six miles Nashville
"A. McOAMPBBLL,
a.. Nashville
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-30
MOUNT SOLITUDE FOR SALE

soIeudia Building Lots tor Sale,
have for sale 70 or IS OF the best Building Lots in West
BN NaSbIe on Broas McNairy, Demunhrune and Locust
stress Also hne lots in ynes Addition ase. aiaEge
80 VashVie also, 20 or % Lots IN Weiekers Addiuon
ais1 ssveral very choice Lots in Edgeheld'
We are prepared to sell on liberal TERMS anu % 81 sts
gains - ="
seu4-,lH
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-30
$50 REWARD

MGR the sppuehepsan gpd delivery Of SAMUEL BppshS
n Who unsr charge Of outiseosiy aftAz byoseA 9psn a
bouss n Wga aIilton AID james Christopher with nsn
to commit MURDER made h5 escape and Is running ~ large
The rewSr will therefore he pd b sy one VINO M Dc
liver the aid Io0ser shf Of Wilson county hat be
may he brought to justice.
Said O6saF aboEt p years OF ase aR aye fe,t zen i1he
hsb stout bsilt, fair rather sandy E nas al this time
wound from gun shot in the hshtarm below the elbow
J, n. CHRIST PIER.
GladosVille.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-30
OCOEF HOUSE. CLEVELAND TENNESSEE
ID, 4. TibbS, Proprietor.

FEyUTs Hotel spacious brick building just compleeed
Terro-etr mas incurred heavy expense IN hitting W
nadfuushg he rooms make then Leaf and comfortable
TIE house is oeu the reception OF ooader VISITORS ho
travellers proprietor afford ample
for persons. An omnibus with good and sale ea VIII
passengers to the Hotel ana uack 20 he
depot again Tie proprietor intends to try to make II nrs'olAss
auaI4 DANIEL A. TIBBs. Proprietor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-30
Cnoice COTTON lands.

Aqezt Of the estate Of the late sHRsET Of isss-
spp ViIl sell, at auction 81 CifIDoS All ne lAas
4 napTee county Arkansas on the MONDAY being the
IN dsTl of Hogsuer Bekl AID o. The second MospA4 81
November (eng the 4) will at JacEs9sI9GT seiI gu s
Is ip Jackson county and on the hi-t M0NDAY IN Ros-
Der Ceins the 2st) will 1 PoCAA0STAs al TIE Lapes p
Randolph county, Arkansas In all cases oHeta VIII De t.
served for the estate.
TEESOne fourth cash. or equivalent residue IN one
two and three years. bearing interest from sale VAN s "
cure ths payment. - .
Until the rst Of Nc yernber, any of these Lals sre
rrae sale All offers are invited On spphe4d1 70 ne, -
Louisville Ky plats terms, 6c w Be IA nisea 4ss eEe
among the and let Lands OF ArkAS-aoole
49, >, F GEO. HANCOCK.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-30

o u e L T. A q
Hoist, hosti our flag to heavens breezei
Let every fold foat high,
Unfold iss banner everywhere
Beneath tie western SKY
In war, let every stripe 20 forth,
Borne fy the pasgiots hand,
Proclaim It's beauty and its worth,
Ger moor and hill and strand.
In nesce guaTd we'll the sacred boon,
Bequeathed by patriots blood,
For OH twas won in freedoms cause, -
Amid the battles food
Hoist. hoist, rag to heavens 6reehes
Let every fold Scat hiEhs
Uufurl it's banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky.
Hoist hoist, our Tag in Arts great reign
Let every star float higher
Up with the nations emblem,
Above the tallest spire-
Let fennesseans every where
Let every State around,
Know where a type Of nature 3 made
Where every typei found.
Above our oBn Art Gallery,
Our cslatry's standard wave,
and underneath is folds preside,
The beautfui-the brave
The ehilG--tne VaFsnt-pstriot-siTs
The warrior without strife,
Rests here, in sweetest pOrsrsiturs
With every charm but lie
Then raise our bannerto the sky
LEI every star besrneTy,
That tylcs * tie Art Ggllsfy,
Are INSIDE by O. @. HUGHES,
FahT5-fHvtf OoFnPr 81 Gotege am tniAA has
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pat PalOr stove, for Osa or wood, with sdinSdO
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-30
BOX STOVES.

1t side ana Mate sove Round and plate stoves various
other patterns Of sizes suitable churches and school
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-30

ANDREW }. SMITH,
NO. 81, BR0ADFAF, NASHVILLE IEABESSE1,
DzGLER ~
TENNgSSEE IRON, CASTINGS, NAILS,
sTzxL, wlsoS AzLEs, ELLIPTIC SPRINGS,
n aIssin bis line Of business, which he offers
wholesale AID retail, for cash, at the abOvestsnd
~ Ii
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, a,.srt.cK. g.. 8. EEWEOH. W. l. "A'-1@-'i'
Il. GEASCOCK & Coz
oncs No. s College street, Nashville Tenn, nsSs eoor q 80
sl-snt's Bank dealers il, and agents or me ~ ~
REAL 4 "a " Il
gzeutfRg Houses and Lama AZ '-A 10y -
Country .c,.
uz;ii .tso We their undlV Attention % me
NEGOTIATING LOAAS e'' as
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BRANDIES WINES, WHISKY, &e.,
ALSO,
DeaAers IN HacOa, Lard and Country Pro.
aaees Of Every Description,
Ccrnere1 College and Brogd Srssts.
a SA LIE, TENN IS SEE.
M are nov n receipt q aar-e and veil assorted stock
~ ~ 80 n-' Liquors. &C. 70 which attention
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A desirable Country Residence.

r
m. & T.. F. CBEAT5AAM,
WHOLESALE GRGCEKS1 AND BEAEEEsS
ZINE BRAEDIEs, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, NAILS,
DOslFSTIC LIQUORS. &c,
GORHER or O0GLE9E AJD CAJsCH SZRhkZS
Nashville, Tennessee.
in receipt Of large we'll selected stock Of
Nv Groceries Liquors consisting in part as follows:
10000 genuine llavsna Cigars;
900 bhIs choice Molsssas; 300 keys Nails assorted:
I00 " 40 DO 100 dozen Painted Buckets;
40, s--s nrir,a pio Coffee: 80 nests Tubs;
100 bbls Powdered Crushed and 10 bhis English "aEutsi
- 10 au-ag, y bills pesgEs.
10 bozss stsf Jsndisai 10 bills Ffl6sFts.
~ FI%E BRANDEES, WINES, &C.
Q5 \ 4 4 X choice french BraE ti1si
90 L casks Madsira, Sherry, and Port Winesl
$50 baskets best brands Champagne;
so boxes scOvin Ciaret,
200 Ibis enc Robertson COunty WhisSyI
"a "a AZ 10 B36rboa Is
lssgs stock Of Common Whisky, American Brandy,
Gin, &c. ,,,,,--,, .r,r,,urs
AGENTS FOR the Dupont Hazard and es-loFe Powder me N
Icing te only hgsnisin Nsavieuf the MauuaetuTers
oS ear d attention the MERCHANTS aud frsdeso heu
lsrq stock Powder on hand, IN Magazine Ter sSis:
a kegs Dupont Rife Fo~der 1850 Kegs Hazard BlassngPoE
50C Z 10 do DO deTl
so &c % % $500 b ssss sycamore Blasting
$40 Z do do do $50 ccses Of Powder, assorted
900 L do do do brands
5000 k upopt Blasting Pow so bbs Toy, Bedford Co..
- safety flse.
jaan ca, y E Y S = et F.asx Ags'S'
Dupont's Powde-; yoy, BcNofd z Vo.S sAssy
HaEsrd DO Ruse. ''i
do
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ACT THIRD

THE HOTEL AT PAU IN THE PYRENEEs
Nobility In close quarters-A landlords compasance-Ney
phase OF the English wanted- chang
for another party proposedAn from bankruptcy-A
neutrality-suspicious. -Remorse-Proprey elaed-l
large fund Of delight from small sourceCeebraed person
Followers and pursuersA traitor In the fry
Unknown Of leers-An old, but humble frend-An
barrassing nterview-Sistery inquiries-A ady's com
plianceA proper of dutyAbnegaton Of honest
ITCHY and assumption Of foreign habits The tail of dmin
tive rat not percepble-A femme de chambre" test
dunn.
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AMUSEMENTS.
> -
A CADEMY OF MUsIC.-THE OPERA-OPENINa NIGHT
IA MONDAY Sept L. at O'Clock,
Donzetts grand opera Of
POLIUTO.
Madame ADELAIDE CORTESr

Donizeti's grand opera Of
nprcN Msd1me Adelaide coRrEsI
The sale q wil commence this Saturday, morning.
WI &C. ave r rsguAt sket town. At tbs Acs
viii 81 SsnsS Scssl : :sSss
ss saSss ao o na nn,S
Of MAJ sns sas sas sSss
S%s sTEAKoscH ss SsaS iSsss9 {$SSI s.ErAm
and orchestral and choral force hundred
general arrangements win be The direct sapern
N's 10 THE PUBIC nf . oALAAN
hey hs M S Or
presiudes the possibility Of extending he number q
performances but brief the be- viii still
tails for New YORK A ssss 81 S he
ndsputed reputation OF being the first musical establishments
Contrary the system usually adopted on the occasion Of the
latter part and II engaging single artist for round q
@ ~ s M
GoRTEsI and CASTER adm,ed q Be- With that q the
II i saa
through frequent rehearsas during the
10 s a aS s
mnds ssr s hass
@ 1spnos E
dame Coresl has hone every great Opera House Italy
Drns Sgsa in Italy
esuge Of having been In Paris the OF Madame
Persiani and Of having originated through her London tn
umphs the enterprise OF the Royal Italian Opera at Drury
Lane which has now become formidable and successful
rival OF the Covent Garden establishment They Will
In of their great roles yet performed by tem this
country Madame Coresi will again sing 'Poluto the
great success OF last and In Norma her grandes
character repetition Of which the laeness of the
heard in IA sonnambulan 1.-THE Barber of Seylan of
which the public retained pleasing remembrance
Both prime dome viii unite their talents in don Giovanni"
with Madame Cortes Donna Anna and Madame Gassier
zerina and in the Gala Matinee of Saturday September IT,
Another feature of importance the series will be
the Temperance of the favorite and admired
Madame PAULINE COLSON,
who, being In fair recovery VIII probably
ut least night.
In Of the unusual made the large expenses
attending the engagements Of the arists-rendered still
vier through the beness of the seasonhe Directors conf
IDENTIFY rely upon liberal patronage which they will endeavor
10 deserve
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Doors open ats to commence at tx O'Clock.
WINTER GARDEN-THE BOX OFFICE WILL OPEN
w Monday morning Sept H. at o'clock when seats
may be secured for the opening night and night during
first week Full particulars of the entertainments will be an
nounced In TO .morrow's advertisements.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NTIBLOS GARDEN.
~ Doors open at 7; commence al 7k Tickets 30 cents
Upper boxes, Is cents. -
pxry nm, MONDAY September "a 1859.
EXTRAORDINARY and MOST ATTRACTIVE BILL FOR
BENEFIT OF MARIETTA zANFRETTA.
LAST WEEK but TWO Of tho ENGAGEMENT Of
The great and renowned
RAyEIS,
GABRIEL and FRANCOIS.
FOUR ENTERTAINMENTS THIS EVENING.
GABRIEL In his great character In HELENE.
MISS FRANCIS IN the BELLE OF MADRID.
GABRIEL IN TWO CHARACTERS.
FIRST APPEARANCE Of the MARTINETTI FAMILY.
- EyOLUTIONS on the TIGHT ROPE.
Marietta zanfreta, Young America, and other artists.
THE BELLE OF MADRID.
THE BELLE OF MADRID. MISS FRANCIS
DON BASILIO. GABRIEL RAVEL
GRACEFUL and CLASSIC GROUPINGS
BY the MARTINETTI FAMILY.
HELENE, or THE SHIPWRECk.
GABRIEL RAVEL as OCQUINI,
On TUESDAY will be produced the grand comic panto
mime OF
THE MAGIC PILLS.
With entire scenery, machinery, tricks costumes, &c.
&c.
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To conclude with the favorite Irish farce of
PADDY CAREY.

CADEMY OF MUsIC-THE OPERA OPENING NIGHT
"A The sale Of seats win commence to morrow morning
Academy q MUSIC SHELLS sssnsr re-
Of standard operas the celebrated prime dOune
: : Madame CASTER AND MADAME PGokkrEs1.
'0'l' MONDAY. SEPT Il AT O'CLOCK,
hms srHAKosc H. s Rp ReIss s sTEEEAjNTs cA
a ans an r rscon and choral force Of one
The arrangements under direct sapsrn
The opera selected for the opening night Donizss cee
DRAFTED composition, 81, INTO. a. rur ,,prvpc
which Ma sm and
an Ia @ aasce hs principal
per published in Paris.
Let those who mistake talent for genius science for nsra
they W nh
untruh and will no longer rise 70 the rank Of Gods
orcsessa learned musicians
garments, deiormi!ies Of the body $40 -. ~ .-N.l
oa has The es Of ST s The The
music appauded with fanatesn final Of the second act
sgS M h nssssss s and NEW SCENERY
xSih II afS's sSs0
= VIC INFERIOR OF THE CArAooMBs.
The Triumphal Enree of Severus Into Mitylene with
GRAND ARC DE TRIUMPHE.
FULL. MILITARY BAND ON THE STAGE.
for the has been painted during the
in addition to the scenery painted last
The principal roles will be sung by
Nine. ADELAIDE CORTESI,
BRIGNOLI and AMODIO
On WEDNESDAY, Sept H. at 8,
First appearance Of
Madame GASSIER,
when will be given Bclini,s fayorie opera of
LA SONNAMBULA.
On Thursday-NORMA On Friday-THE BARBER.
On saturday s SsA Il :. aA,LA MATINEE.
PRICES ADMISSION.
To Parquet Parquet circle and Dress CIRCLE. 81
Family circle so cents Amphitheatre rs cents
RESERVED SEATS
80 and 81, according to location.
SPECIAL NOTICE-For the convenience Of strangers has
been arranged that the greatest number of reserved and
all the private boxes will be for sale at the principal office the
Academy of Music.
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ARTsrES HONE.
Fine feathers make fine bds-A ladys boudoir converted
into private Post oaceMss Hesys charms discount
unioyed chambermaid blooming alone.-A phase
Honest ruscty.-New opinons-Artistic enthusiasm.-A
good fellowIove necessary adunc-One In the toa
Of human happiness calm but dsquisiton-Bet
doux-A special detective with the Back Stairs
the Area gae-Important business Secrets-A sentimental
parting.
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MADAME ANA BISHOP.
THIS EVENING.
AT PALACE GARDEN MUSIC HAbi

ado,u.,oa '-N ' -...,......... 80 cents.
NoTIcr TO Co,cuMEs-conches will down their company
with their horses heads facing the North river aud take up IN
reverse order.
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nounced In to-morrows advertisements.
DRYANTS MINSTRELS
ID MECHANICS HALL, No 472 Broadway,
Above Grand street.
MONDAY, September L. and every evening in the week.
THE EXCELSIOR TROUPE OF THE WORLD.
MORE NOVELTIES CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.
JERRY and DAN BRYANT,
The Ethiopian Dromos.
AFRICAN POLKA, PIXIES PEAK GUNNERS,
ExILED ZOUAvES, PLANTATION SONG and DANCE.
CHANGE OF TINE
Doors open at 6x; a. TX. Tickets Is cents
TONES WOOD. JONES' WOOD.
81 ANGELO CHIARINI.
CERTIFICATE
From the firm of Barker 4 Cochran,
by whom the rope was furnished.
NEW YORK, Sept. g. 1859.
Dear SrThe which furnished you purpose OF
long. - OoOiia An.
DARING AND MARVELLOUS ROPE ASCENSION
CHIARINI :.
Has and will again
WALK THE WHOLE LENGTH OF THE ROPE
BACKWARDS III
The most wonderful feat
performed by mortal man
HE CHALLENGES
any man in existence TO perform the samei
THIS GREAT FEAT WILL BE REPEATED
THE SECOND TIMEi
Tickets may be obtained
at all the principal hotels and music stores.
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MADAME ANNA BISHOP.


The return of this celebrated vocalist her native county,
after long locomotive absence the regions OF tho
world likely to be of considerable Importance u
our musical circles nasmuch the eleven years WINCH
have elapsed since the lady question appeared the me
polls have produced those fruits which could only come o. IN
defatigabe physical cultivation and wide experience ~
often that 50 marked an improvement Is visible ~ rom h
public eye Madame Bishop may now unqnessorna1y
take rank with the greatest singers OF the Day
which the earlier period OF ner
longer while she has acquired anu
and bahv dramatic instinct concert of Madame Bishop
tok Mace last Exeter Hail. and the success which
sbe arheyed was beyond doubt doubt question Her per-
will forgotten by the fcquenters OF
the theatre and the In the year S4 The sig
formed the dimensions OF the
ocnnaton in many being but lightly imprinted upon
her She received with all the welcome
dne TO an artist who had earned the best honors tak
America most prosperous anpodean colonies had Ia
bestow: .
Her tragic power and evolutionary skill very great
difficult by Mendessohn, known the I'm
fece heard TO the greatest elected
the enthusiastic applause Her smooth articulation
scienousness of reading and deicacy of finish most
gloriously aested In the great buo duet "Quano amore
from the Eisir Amore and her pure and simple concep
ton of pure and simple ballad In her rendering Of Mooe
"Oft In the Silly Night" and song entitled Little Nell"
words struck being of the things have
heard for many day. Altogether Madame Bishops per-
in the three several styles have mentioned were
OF character to enable have at length an Eng
sh singer amongst capable of measuring heights win he
first artistes the lyric should add that apart ireh
her musical ability Madame Bishop has great personal
tons She is essentially fine woman her figure comnssno-
md her faaad ptu,da "A h.a,. fftt
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Vrusadefs, Ketaners,
vassas Attendants, DC, &c.
The story of this play is
ENTIRELY ORIGINAL
The laid Of Wales during the reign of
Edward l. at the period when the English egons had return
ed from the
HOLY LAND.
Characteristic necessary adncts of han
ners banquet tables, together with
NEW AND APPROPRIATE SCENERY,
by Messrs. SHERWOOD and WALLACE
have been carefully prepared in mise en- scene
may render the play correct portra,ure of
LIFE IN THE FEUDAL AGES.
But the
GREAT ATTRACTION
OF the play will be found in its powerful exhibition of human
passions In their most
CATHOLIC FORM
and in the energetic spirit of the language which
enon while demands the deepest synpathes Of the human
heart,
LOvE-REyENGE
HOPE-DESPAIR.
JEALOUSY-AGONY,
patient and self sacrificing
DEATH
Doors open at Il TO commence al 7X O'Clock