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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-05
The diamond wedding-Captain
seoII and Madame Rodiseo.

WAsuSGroS, May %, 1860.
The torch Of Hymen has to-day been the
beacou-iight around which gossips have rail-
lied. desertieg the prosy debates u the Capt.
,ol, aud even jjlting The Japahese. St. Johns
Cnuteh has been the rallyiag point. and
guodly aFsemblage was eongregated there al
"bigh twelve" 10 witness the ngpiials Oi Cap
tau Scott. OF Her MAJ .siy's Anglo-Indiau
service to Madame IA BaronRe de Bodisco,
relict Of abe former Eusbsssador OF the En-
peror Of the Russizs at Oui Republican Court
T,szpss gtqR Some one-and-lHenty years
ago. Whrn your correspondent wGs Just cOm-
mencing a Bohenian lie, old Baron dc Be-
disco went over 10 the healthy nights OF
Georgetown and there located. IL gss soon
WHISPERED that be bad sen. among the bioom-
ing pupils OF the then nouTishlng Female
SEMINARY OF Miss English, The Jauo-like Miss
Harriet Williams. aad that be Vas in hove
with her. A leg months mere, and the quiet
old burg Vas ali sssir with their wedding.
IN Ma : gruad affair. aud lie pleas ut
manson Of Ihe Williams family vas crowded
vita 1.-THE good, the great. ths gifted Aad The
gay as old Mr. Cuslis used 10 say were
ps ssent When his grEhdmotheF Nss married
10 George Washington Henry Clay gave
assy th- binshing bride, sne The nrsi greoHas-
maa VS. Mr. Fax, the British Minister. All
The diplomatic cups sure their iuil uniforms.
aud Alter The Sesldtng erremoay the gassts
ueBi ia state 10 the b - grOoui's residences,
where th,re Vas regal ealsrt4snneni-
The baron tssok ms BRIDE 10 81 Peiers-
barx. whese che Has the Acknowledges
beile Of the Antosrat's Imperial court. ald
shsa she appeared ~ ihs Waite Hosss %
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srtscribers to tie Nashville Daily Ael5'
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And there Is not a supporter Of the Bell
and Everett ticket North or South, who ex-
pects, il they are elected, that slavery extern
sion will be tolerated by their administration.
To vote, then, for Bell and Everett. Is the
same IS TO vote for Douglas or Seward, SO far
as territorial rights are concerned. The vote
is Ia effect to yield up our claim 10 carry
slavery into the territories-to say, that sla-
very shall remain where IL is-to grow der
ser-to Jecom= less profitable, aud finally
ssn2rofts5Is-to ferment-and at last TO reach
the Seward elimination and be abolished
Aozg. Mud.
We are surprised and humiliated at the IT.
liberaIity and intolerance Of our good friend
Of the kcil. Never was there penned par
agrsph more grossly unjust and more IA
GRAVITY at vsriance with recorded facts than
she above We assert that essry supporter
OF the Bell and Everett ticket, North and
South, expects, IL they are elected, that sla-
very extension will he not only -Ioleratetl"
bat encouraged By their administration We
say this because Mr.. BEIL. was nominated
npOn bis ree0rd-in view OF and upon his ~
oor9ss spi.io.s and his Pablse arss. and they
show him to be N Jsror OF the diffusion aud
extension" Of slavery. Ia his gr~At speech
on the Compromise Of 1850, Mr.. BILL used
the following language:
bat. sir, humanity to the slave, not les
than Justice TO the master, recommends the
policy Of d.fssson and szzsaHOa into any nes
territory adapted 10 is condition, aud Ihs
reasons are too obvious 70 be nisuEderz tood
ny the daliest intellect"
This is certainiy a. explicit IS language
could express; aud. taking il FOR granted that
Cur friend Of the lHail does not desire TO mis-
represent The opinions. or do injustice 20 the
character Of Mr.. BILL, or &c supporters, We
shall expess . prompt reirastion OF The un-
soundsd assertions eensslnsl IN he sbsss
quoted passgTssbr-sssss AsEzsi<v.
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Save Your Horses.

ave take great pleasure in recommending the
Mexican Mustang Eminent as a valuable and indis-
pensable article for Sprains Sores Scratches or Gala
on Horses Our men have it for severe Burns, Bruis
es, Sores, SiiT Joints and Rheumatic Pains, and all
say It acts Ike magic. We other IIninnent.
J ". HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Harnden's and Wells, Far
60 co - Express
Gentlemen - had negro worth 81 zoo
who took cold from bad hurt, aud was useless for
over one year; had used everything could bear
Of wi.hos; benefit, until tried the Mustang Liri.
uert. II has perfectly cared him, aud can now
taAe the above price FOR him
Respectfully yours,
JAMES TORRANCE,
Every Planter, reamster and Family should have
this invaublr article. Sold b. all respectable deal
ers throughout the world.
BARNES 4 PARK,
mayi-im PROPRIETOR, New York.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-05

the Onion Efcketfu Missouri,

The acceptance by The Hon. Edward Ever
EFT Of the nomination o. the Union party for
the Vice Presidency, completes the pro
Rrsume marked out by the late Convention
II Baltimore, and lrayea nushlng further To
ask on the part Of the Opposition Of Missouri.
In obedience TO the overwhelming wishes Of
the great body Of the opponents of the DEM
Oaratic party IN Missouri, not less than in
accordance with cur own convictions Of pub
lie duty, We announce cur purpose 10 yield a
hearty support % John Bell. Of Tennessee,
tor r, ssidrnt and Edward EFerrtt, Of Mas
sschuseits. tor Vice President of the United
Staies.
fhe Opposition of Missouri have a proud
consciousness that in supporting the ticket
Of Bell aud Everett, they are supporting men Of
incorrupIible integrity. of national lame, and
Of lifelong experience in the public service.
we'll fitting them for the high stations for
which they are named. la addition 10 their
nn5lemished reputation as mrp. the patriot
ism Of Bell and Everett is IS broad as the
Republic itself They have never been in-
VOWED in any sectional strife. It IL re-
markable fact-a signal aud admirable Co
incidence that should arrest the attention Of
every patriot ia the land. That Of all the
statesmen belonging 10 the South. John Bell
has most OF the respect and confidence OF
the people of the North. And OF all the
Northern statesmen, no one - so mnch be-
loved and trusted AZ the South as Edward
Everett.
l. not the ticket Of Bell and Everett a most
noble one for all tde friends OF the Union.
both North aud South. TO rally arOundl The
jealousy of neither part OF the Republic would
be aroused by the success Of the ticket. The
South would get its favorite among all tie
public men OF the North. The NOrsh would
get it, iayorite among all the public men OF he
South.--The era Oi confidence, good feeling,
fraternity and love. would be restored be-
tween the North and the South.
The patriots o! Missouri were determined
20 work with hearty zeal in the noble canse
Of Bell aud Everett. Their zeal will be in
spired by we'll grounded confidence
OF success. The first Opposiri'n votes
Of Missouri FOR President aud Vice PreSi-
dent caE and raj be given for the iilustrions
iucrrrupiible patriots. Bell and Everett
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JOHNS * CROSLEY,S
Improved Gutta Ptreha Cement Roofing

> TIE CHEAPEST AND MOST DURABLE ROOFING Use. II
Is Flic AND TAThR PROOF /: can be applied t.
and OLD ooFs OF and TO old Single roofs
losttOlSt rensoriRg the shingles.
The COST Is ONLY ABOUT ONE THIRD THAT OF
TIN, AND Is TWICE AS DURABLE
GUTTA PERCHA CEXEST for preserving and repairing
TN and MkrAL Ro, FS OF every description.
From its great elasticity, Ijured nv the con-
traction and expansion OF etas and scl not c, cl
IN cold mr. nun IN Ics1thsr. These materials
have been thoroughly tested IN New York and ali
parts OF the Southern and Western States aud we
can give abundant proof Of all We claim in their
favor.
they readily applied by ordinary laborers, at
q trifinS expense.
NO HEAT Is REQUIPED."
These materials are put up ready for use and for
shipping all par Of the country With u printed
directions for opp ication.
Full descriptive circulars will be forwarded on ap-
plicaton by mail or in person. at principal OIL
les 5lo BROADWAY, Opposite II. Nicholas HotelO
\. Y, 3i9 FULTON ST., Opposite City Hall) BROOK
LfN. JOHNS Y crosby.
Junction
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-05

STEPHEN C. KENNEDY, whose extradition
was refused upon rrquisition from Gov.
HARRIS, of this Stale, mas been given up by
Gov. DkNNIsOS. OF Ohie, second reputation
having been made. la the first instance the
requisition was based on charge Of negro
stealing IA Ihe second, OF stealing jewelry.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-05
WASDERER.

Mrs SinElOSs, an experienced nurse an
emaleP physician, hasa soothing syrup for children
eethips, which greatly facilitates the process Of
teeth=g by softening the gumsre Iucng aIlin aans
allay all pain and is sure TO reguistethe
bowels Depend upon it, mothers, it wiIlgive rest
yourselves and reliefand health TO your infants
Perfectly safc in all cases. See advertisement
neither column une7dGgly
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-05

ADvICE 10 LADIEs.-We are aware there are many
Of our lady readers who complaining of weakness
and debility. Our advice is to 20 at once and ge,
come OF McISAS's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL AND BLOOD
PURluES. II is delicious Tonic, and just the thing
to strengthen and Invigorate the whole Organization
and purify the Blood. Sec advertisement in another
column. EnyIo-dSwlm
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-05

TIE ST. Louis Ns1cs, IL viii DC recollected
by the readers OF the PATRIOT, was a warm
and JEALOUS supporter Of Hon. EDTsED
BATES for tbe Chicago nomination fog the
Presidency. From the sutjoiued article.
they will learn that It now espouses the
cause Of Bell. and EVEREST:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-05

Hon. Horace MAYNARD stated in the House
of Representatives, Saturday, that he had re-
liable authority for saying Mr.. FnLxoRs
would not support the Chicago nominations.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-05
STRAWDERRIES.

NJ ow Is The tine 60 put them Up. The best jar
~ Is Teupestis YeloW Stone Jsr-the best and the
cheapest.
REFRIGER sT0RS--If VOC want your bvtter hard
your fruits cool yoar meals ~ FOR ibe table and
your Ice get q best Philadelphia kefrgera-
togs--the most economical and Ihe best ar,h- the
market MACKENZIE L NISCHIN.
nAyi5-u
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-05

"a Olioways< Pslls.-NeryOus disorders orig
nate ia the Guilds, the brain the nervouz system,
sad consequently require some potent remedy 70 as
sst nature in her fanc;Oss FOR which these med
ieiaes are admirably adapted, as they relieve the
bead ana stomach the very main springs Of lse and
By ezpeins The unhealthy obstscctiss, restore en-
ergy and yigor. naySO-lw
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-05
laundering Distress Sale.
Trabue - I.ucuS

M III. scii Tuesday R0rninE nex1. gasse 1f Iss1
w S-xteen Ihoas ~ Dollars 0urth q fisssgess
eo4-, ee1ae % bs sote res1r1tsz a cusz % urices
Ter tne casa cosn bespFs ths Good. are dsllrer-si
TIE SICK corsLszs - Dsy 6oetts, Hnae 6eoss tss
Efuat VARSITY, oots AID sasc~z " sssrg xrszs ana
Aiae eea - seFy sapeFrs kEazshlp ana The best
1A-eftsi. -. Eht Thoasznd iolLzrs ssFsl q sne
urezt ksad3 ulate cis-A * thai have ever Ger
- a 2zrt O. private sais n q y. Lea sAsrp
ever e.s AL e.a r<tzea esif q ess daizf ssd a.
ssres A17 = tar sizae - Esaze yea foH1zs.
lE<zs --Ai. 4zH1 us2er tleo cash. Ger $leos3o
eags tss lcE szfl.esory saza<sa noies E.ss.h.s N
BE es1k Of 1s1lezsss ~ Sazess.ie.
lees S-sa IE4apz SEcE3
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-05

Stock ReduceA.

IeREpARlNG soon to make = change in our business
srran gements we desire to reduce our present
stock as much as possible. In order to do this We
VIII ufer onr present sto OF Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods al redIced prices We nave hand q tine
assortment Of Silk Bcrsges, AGslins and Travelling
Goods, and in fact every thing could wish fOr.
Also, White Goods, Embroideries. Hos cry, Table
Damask, Sneetng, Bleached and Brown domestic,
Plantation Goods Tor men and women, Cloths CasSi
meres, Vestings and Underwear for Gentlemen. We
wish Call particular attention orr bargain co.f
ter, which Will be found all times many desira-
BILE goods AT cnefourth their value
aprf3-G NICHOLSON HUMPHREY.
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SbsriGT's salrs.
sheriG,s Sale.

ID virtue OF 4 yeudition rxponas TO me directed and
I'D delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court ~
Davidson CO. Tenn, 1t its Jan uary Term 1890 Wiz
expose 10 public sale 20 the III hest bidder for cash II
the Court House lard, in the City ef Nashville On
SAIIk the esh DAY OF JUNE 1850 All tle
night. title, claim, interest and estate Nhich Joei
4. Battle then had. NAV have since acau,red
K and 20 the following described tract 81 aud ecss
talnsig t1ght Hundred Acres, bounded n fellows =
bounded ON the SoCth by The Ia nds u : J. Battle on
te~ Hst oy the lands Of r. Brock CIas J. hnsou ana
ora! on the North oy Nm- Austin, and on the Nest
oE tns La oS o. Il Bush and 10 eph klana aud Mrs
81 Battle Lex made al 5 q clock A NJ May ls;h
ioocioeing taeS me where joel A. Rattle now res dos
being levied the pronerty OF Joel A Raft,e :.
satAiy lddt Eneft rendered in favor Of the Bank OF
tennessee against Joel A tattie Nay l4th rs O.
hayio-tc \. BSANCIi, Dep sheriff
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JUST RECEIVED By
r II 4 & a n.
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NASHVILLE. TENN


BERTHA PERCY OR, L'sPERANcE. hv Harrsrats
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HISTORY OF THE REPUBLIC OF TIE rr.rTra
STATES OF AMERICA As TRACED IN Tur
WRITINGS OF ALEXANDER HAMILTON Ar,
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Hamilton Published by D Appleton Co
The HISTORY or THE UNITED STATES OF aasE,s
IcA FROM THE Discovery OF TIE COMMENT
TO THE CLOSE oF THE FIRST SESSION OF TIE
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Elaborate histories OF the United States have been
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extending to six more volumes there is room "a
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fcenIy elaborate TO trace the erect Influences that
Ssve had power in moulding the character OF the
Nation and its Institutions, moral and pol,ca,. =
volane that should present fully Is consistent
with this design those events which are interesting
themselves or characteristic Of the Tines and peO
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endeavored TO supply. Published by D. Appleton 4
Co., New York.
CHAMBERS ENCYCLOPAEDIA. Dictionary Of :
universal knowledge TO the people. Illustrated.
vol l. a. Bill.
PLATo'S APOLOGY AND CRTTO, By Tyler.
EXERCISES IN FRENCH SYNTAx, ylnkleman; ar
ranged AFTER Peintsvln's .sSy MAKE Franchise"
MANUEL OF CHURCH MUSIC, by Walter
Constantly receiving All new Books BY Express
Call and examine them BaGAN
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One Hundred and Tyentv.tye ,rr,x

Which is as ne and productive soil as there IS in the
county or SITE There Is beautiful building ste
which commands the view OF the eatire neis Thor
hood aEd IS well SIT IN Blue Grass With be 1utiipl
grown 81 nne forest trees. Between INV and sixtv
acres IS me cioN er Land in growth; tie balance well
uAeered, Tor all USEFUL purposes There is also a
never failing srring upon the tract. which affords
2 sufnc.ency Of water for all purposes.
fh,se wishing TO purchase a splendid tract OF land
IN dne u, ighborhoOd and with an other sdya1t,-
ges, would do well Ia call aud for themselves IS
l am desirous Of selling.
For e. ms, &c apply 60 GIASCOCK 4 NEKSON
or 10 the unHt rs.g-ed on the premises
Ea'lS-triwlm n. B. HIDE
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ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL
BrOadN New York

IA HIN Completed six years ago the -. NICHOLAS
w WAS universally pronounced the most maFnih
cent, Convenient ana thoroughly O ganized estsb
lishment OF the KIND on this continent hat ia was
'"eh y remains to-day 'thout rival IN ziz- in
sumptuousRess, aud II tue general elements al com
Iort ana enjoyment Tn Hotel has accommodation 8
Tor 100 guests, including leo complete suites Of
be comfortably seated the tables Of is three tuh
nc dining rooms. and LOtting that modern art has
devised Tor the convenience and social gratihcatlon
OF The traveI public has been omitted IL It's pan
or IS neglected "a ts pracuca details The early REP
ntaiion ol the house at home and abroad derived
from us magnitude its superb appointments and its
hone-'iAe comforts and iuNuries, has been enhanced
every year by the exert ous OF the prom,
tors ThEADWEII "A UITCnuR A, ~
may2i-3m
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Minerva Col eye.

TIVE Commencement Exercises OF this Insttation
L will tike pace ON thursday, June 7tn, begin
nEs at O'Clock Al
, he Address TO the Graduates viii be deliyere by
Mr.. ". =. Hawkins.
4 Concert will be given Wednesday evening,
June 6in, Comment at O'Clock, by the Teach, IS
ana Pupils of the Musical Department.
The patrons OF the College, and the public general
ly are respectfully invited to atten'
The 12tn Annual season of Minerva College VII
open on Hor day, sept 81, $50.
may3l-dtriwsw 6. E. JONES
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LAND FOR SALE.

i AN n eterine Tor ssie, private Y a portion Of
l. my land upon u Inch now L, g sbou, Eve miles
~ Pike. the amount proposed l., b, sold Is
luuut
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straw ssooas.

CONSISTING 81 all the latest styles for Men an,
- Boys, to which We invite tho attention of all.
FRANCISCO,
apE5-tf No. 3 Pubic squzre.
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A Magnificent Chance.
Canes! Canes (!

A SUPERB lot OF Canes, received and Ter sale .
- aprs-tf J. Il. McGILL
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Conger's Saloon.

4 This New saloon OF Market street. near usson
n = ssbstzE ti.l
l. q n III
viii be regularly set every noraing Ali oscloek
aud every evening ~ O'clock las2o-ii
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12
va MOST EXTENSIVE soUTHERn
Hf$FsPIANo FORTE MANUFACToRY.

WM KNABE 4 CO., Nos, L. s. and Eu,aw street, Bait
respectfully inform their Southern friends they
enlarged their factory and prepared supply
demand for their Pianos They unquesonaby the mo
durable contain ali the latest improvements and uly
anteed for i've For and great power of
and agreeable touch, they unequaled,
Thabeg strakosch and oker piansts have used he
IN their concerts and have given certificates their superiority
They have for the last ten taken the first premiums
all competition in all the different States where they have beer
exhibited Last they received Ave first premiums
Montgomery Ala for the best Southern made piano. and
for the best against ali competition.
fall supply of the above instruments be found al
agents Ii New Orleans, at
NELL WASHBuRNS,
= Corner Of Camp and Common streets,
iels Iy4W Story Building, tpp stsirs)
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12
GREAT ADVERTISING MEDIUM.

poZEMAN'S HOSPITAL,
- No. 80 BARoNNE STREET, New Orleans,
Eearthe Carrollton Railroad Terminus.
DR.. N. BSlEMAH, late of Montgomery Als1 having 10
Gated in New 0rean takes this method announcing that
he has openeda
SURGICAL AND W0MAN's HOSPITAL,
and ready receive patients. The building has up
is admirably adapted to the purpose and being situated such
convenient and desirable of the city that feels
rsnted In sayirg that It affords unusual advantages.
The generally large airy, all
gone thorough repair
Both whites and blacks admitted.
For terms of admission, apply the office in building
fall Iv6w
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12
John ID. BEIN & SONS
Agents for the manufacture Of
SHEET AND BOLT COPPER, BRASS AND COPPER
TUBING, TENNESSEE IRON, CAST IRON PIPES,
PLANTATION BELLS, AND BRANCH,
GRooKEs CO.'S SAWS,
Nos. SO and 81 Camp street,
JOHN d. REIN IS sor

Intending to retire from the Shelf Goods business and conne
ourselves 10 Heavy Hardware Iron, Steel Copper Plate
Speer, Axles Springs, Hubs, Spoes, Feoes etc. ETC. we
offer for sale at large discount Shelf Goods
in quantities TO suit purchasers The and complete
comprising full assortment of every article required
country store including general Fancy Goods
Perfumery Country Merchants, Planters and the public
generally will find IL to their interest call examine the
stock before purchasing else ahere
We also offer for sale
1850 tons Premium Tennessee Ion assorted Fiat Round and
Square, of all sizes.
Plough and Boiler Plates, all sizes.
800 tons Merchant English Iron, assorted Flat Round and
Square.
100 tons Refined English Iron assorted Flat Round and
Square.
10 tons Angle Iron, assorted.
% Half Round, Oval and Half Oval Iron.
10 Bevel Iron.
80 :. Scroll Iron.
1000 bundles Hoop Iron. assorted y to inch s.
250 Band to 4x7G and S-l6 inch.
900 Sheet 10 to n inch.
80 :. Russia skeet Iron.
100 :. Galvanized Sheet from
For sale by JOHN d. BEIN & SONS,
Nes. 50 and 9l Camp street.
MA MoWe&Frtf New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12

YERIGHT, ALLEN d co., COTTON FACTORS
w aud Commission Merchants, No. $50 Grsver street, New
"
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12
AMTTsEHENTg.
" ARIETIEs THEATER. osAvIeg sTEEK1.
WEDNEsDAY EvENIso. DRCENgl

"
Mr.JoHN II. OWENS NJ. Sole Lessee and sfanasar
Mr.. CHARLES BASS. Stage DIreeIor
Mr.. GEO 7. COLLINS Acting Hangger
WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER H. 1860.
Third night Of Br1ughams suecessfnf comedy PLAYING
WITH FIRE, with powerful Of eharseef teenery
and properties With requisite ~ perfect and acceptable
Timothy Smith Pinch (s original charscterl
Mr.. a r. Davenport, Hubert WaveiIy, Mr. W Lefngren
Mrs Doctor Savage Mrs W. H. Leighton Mrs Waveriy
Charlotte fhonpsen Wtow Grabstick Mrs W. Chapman
Miss Perkins, Miss Fannie Bron The performance
Glade with DA NCEEspagnola La Manoa-M lie Francis and
Mons. Paul Brilliant.
PRICES OF ADMISSION Private Boxes {aceordFng to
locaionJ from 81 Paguette and Circles
eais Reserved during the day 81 nadoon Gallery 10
Lozes - DENTS; Coloed Gallery - White Gallery &c
Box Oee daily from 10 O'Clock A. NJ TO o'clock
r. Nj where Seats and Boxes be secured days In ad
vance Of the day Of perfo nance,
Doors at hslfpast O'Clock PERFORM to
menee atT o'clock.
| dl2 W. b. cHIPPEsDALE Treasurer.
| NEW OPERA H0UsE-coREER or BoURBoE
| lS and Toulouse streets.
| THURSDAY NIGHT. Dec 49, 1850
FIRST night Or Adams OPERA in acts entitled THE LOST
! JEWEL.
PRICE OF ADMISsIoN-Dress Circle Iettieed Boxes Par.
quete Second Gallery, 81 So Pit Boxes and Pit Third
Gallery, 50 cents.
H7rDoors open at 6. To commences at II
! RJ~So seats secured unless paid for. dI2