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HENRY WARD BEECHER

w O NJ Ms r. i q H L 5
At request Of many friends the address recently delivered
by HENRY WARD BKEcHER in Cooper Institute in
this City on Woans Influence POites which he adyo
the Right Woman to Vote, viii be printed with the
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Address JOSEPH H. RICHARDS,
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NEW-YORK, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1860.

I ORD MACAULAY died in his easy chair in
the Hen. EDWARD EVERETT, was found In hi. pocket.
Mr.. Everett In hi. original article upon MaesaIsy, in this
weeks NEw-YoRK LEDGER. gives sn extract from ,bi.
letter web passages from number others written
to him by the ucat historian The LEDGER for the present
week also contains original Scripture POem by N P. WILL
LIS, the LAWYERS VALENTINE, by JOHN @. SAKE;
original articles, by PAUL MORPHY, ANNA CORA
RITCHIE, JOHN EsTEN COOKE Of Richmond, GEO. D.
PRENTICE the 6r,t part Of Sdsshoped Love storylen.
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC
IN BULA. HI t4


LAST NIGHT BUT -FOUR or MISS PATTI.
THIS EVENING, Feb. is, at 9, by general request,
- LA SONNAABULA,
BRIGNoL. AMODro.
THURSDAY EVENING, Feb. l6, aa
and IN Of the departure Of the Company,
'' "s0s.' bER 5sFRE ERSyscHr}g s1s1ss;fa Tgsrs
vac 30 enthusiastically received Friday last IL WI
Se gven with is perfect cast Including COLSON Md
sTkkAk0scH, srIdEL, and jUNCA Splendid new scene
FRIDAY EVENING Feb. n.aa
Orand gala night and Farewell Appearances Of
$3.50 Madame GAZZANIGA.
When will be performed for this occasion ony Pseinis pera
of sAFfO -v ~-s~'"' '~f''s
with great cast ineudirs & eAZzxHIGA. Ma svsAxoscu
BklUNOLI, FERRI.
This viii most positively be the only opportunity f h.xy
this favorte artist In New York. all k.vinr be
made by her for concert tour through the United stae add
~ On SATURDAY NEXT Feb is a. 4 o,cIocm
LAST PATTI MATINEE,
Last performance Of Rossinis famous opera Of
THE BARBER OF SEVILLE.
With it's extraordinary star cast. including
MISS PATTI
BRIGNOLI, FERRI, AM0DI0, sUsisI
Miss PATTI in addition to all the music Of tas Opera wiz
sing during the - ..x x..~
Eckert,s popular ECHO SONG" expressly composed for
Mad Sontsg; the popular comic Englsh ballad No
THROUGH THE Rye and the " ADELINA Waltz en-
pressy composed for Miss Patti BY Sig Mnio
NoTcsOn this occason Miss win make her Last s-
THE PUBLcThe Of the Ors.orio given On
SUNDAY LAST has induced the Directors TO give smother per-
SUNDAY WEEK, Feb 26,
When win be performed Donizsstis
Arranqed a AN Oratoo 20 the entire Of II Pouto.
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rJ,HE BIBLE BY ITsELF.-An Address be-
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Amusemenis.

SCOTCH BALLAD CONCERT.-Mr. GEO.
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Public Meeting
FOR THE RECOGNITION OF ITALIAN INDEPEND

According 10 the call which appeared in the daily papers
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Annual Meeting
STOCKHOLDERS


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PERUVIAN GUANO, Direct frcm the Agents of
the Peruvian Go"crnmcn. .,,..r
ELIDE GUANO Imported direct from Elidc Island
(Lower California J Cargo Of 600 tons has just
arrived This GUANO contains IL per cent Of
Ammonia, and considered by many who nave
used 1t. as fully equal to Peruvian.
AMERICAN GUANO From Jarvis Island, received
from the Importers in New York. .r,
SOMBRERO GUANO Direct from Sombrero Island,
(W. L. contains by analysis Of Professor Shep.
pari. OF Charleston Medical College, IS per cent.
OF Bone Phosphate OF Lime. \ valuable article
for mixing with Peruvian.
A A. MEXICAN GUANO, Imported into Bali,
Inorr.
CARIBBEAN GUANO, Imported direct from Car
ri5cai Sea- and contains IL per cent. Bono Phos.
phatc of Lime.
....ALSO....
MANIPULATED GUAN0, Containing one half Per-
uyian and one.hall Phosphate OF lime, from the
best Manufacturers.
SUPER-PuOSPllATE OF LIME From Baugb's
Manuisctory, Philadelphia. Highly recommend.
FARMERS PLASTER. From Croton Mills, New
York In barrels, 300 lbs.
THOMAS j. KERR, a,
Jan l7-6t Kerrs Wharf, Charleston, S. c.