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g. n. MORRISON = GO.
O. NJ MORRISON o. q. o. nARyEY.
n N. MORRISON. & CO., WHOLESALE DRUG.
s GisFs dealers in Paints Oils Glass, Dye sts etc.
No. IL Magazine street, New Orleans.
Having received and extensive stock of fresh DRUGS
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PERTUMERY, SURGICAL
INSTRUMENTS, PAINTS OILS GLASS, etc, etc. respect
fully inform Mechaus Planters and Physicians that they are
prepared supply them with every article In the Drug line
hey require all Of the purest quality at as reasonable
prices they purchased in the city Among the arces
already on hand and coming in store the following;
1000 otnces Saphate Qulnine, French and Anafcan;
80 pounds Blue Mass, English and American;
200 pounds 0aiomel English and Americana
800 pounds Marcuria ontmenti
800 pounds Honduras sarsaparna
f60 pounds best Turkey Opium;
i00ez Sui. and Acetate Morphine;
70 ounces Otto Rose
20 casks Sal Soda;
100 kegs, Sup. ca. sods;
l0kcgs Ger Blue Wssh;
20 bbs Circuma, light;
senses indigo Car and Manila;
10 casks Pot and Pearlash;
30 packages Salaratns;
gibbs. pure Castor Oil;
IS dsuiiohns spt. Ei,ss e..
g 2S bbis. Alcohol;
40 bills Copperas;
20 bbls. EPSON Salts
10 bbls. Flour Sulphur;
10 bbls. Roll Sulphur;
2 bakas SIENNA. East India and Alexandria
1000 pounds Gum Arabic, select, fine and sorts;
% carboys Sulp. Nitric and Muriatic Acid;
26iars Garb Annonai =
rs carboys Aa. Ammonia
800 pounds Acetic Acid;
1000 pounds Tartaric Acid;
200 ozs- Taunic Acid;
20 kegs Pearl Barly
$50 kegs Turkey Opium;
5 1000 lbs. Arrow Root. Amer;
800 lbs. Arrow Root Bermuda;
eDopounds Assafoetda, in cans;
200 pounds Balsam Capabia
5bbls. Black Lead
10 bhls. Ginger Root;
10 bbls. Refined CaHphor;
50 boxes CASTLE Soap;
800 bbls. Cayenne Pepper;
10 gross Copabia Capsules,
Scasks Chloride Lime
200 pounds ChorofoEn, P. and W..
10 bbls Cream Tartar;
1900 pounds Ext. Logwocd;
1900 gallons Copal varnish;
. bbls. IVA UrSi;
bbls. Gum Myrrh;
bbls. yalerian Root
10 bbls. Tapioea;
? bbls, Sugar Lead, white;
bbls Scotch Snuff, In bladders
zoe doz. Garretts Scotch Snuff:
100 dos. Lorillard's Maccaboy Snuff:
200 doz. Roome's Maccaboy and Scotch snus;
400 pounds White Wax;
100 pounds Dover Powders;
1900 sS assorted Herbs; .....s
90 kegs Refined satpetre; w."
8 cases British Luster, superior article;
20 cases Cooper's Isuglass,
bales Hops;
100 pounds Iodine Potash;
800 ounces Nitrate Silver;
2cases Mamma Fake ard Sorts;
=s 20 Magnesia Cal Englsh:
bcases Msgnesa, Carb;
10 cases Ref. Borax
Is lbs. Oil of Bergamst
80 lbs. OIL Peppermint;
30 pounds Aniseed;
% pounds OIL Cloves;
rs pounds Oil Cedar;
10 pounds OH Cubebs;
pounds Oil Black Pepper;
80 pounds Oil Almonds;
sgross shoenaker's Plasers;
10 gross seidlitz Powders;
10 gross Soda Powders;
30 gross Sugar Of Lemons;
10 gross Yeast Powders;
. cases Lquoriee, Calsb. and Sicily;
800 dos. Great Southern Mustard;
cask Gentian Root
2 bsles Liquorice Root;
10 kegs Tamarinds, fresh;
acasks Bay Rnm, pure;
% dos Bap Rum, pure;
cases Pearl Sage;
200 pounds Madden
. casks French Lime Juice;
30 lbs. Powdered Cantharidss;
70 bbls Eng venitian Red;
10 bbls. Spanish Brown:
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STATE or LoUfafANk,
Parish of Orleans CITY pf Nett 4i1risas.. l

STATE or LOUISIANA,
..- Parish of Orleans, City Of New Orleans.
Be it remembered that the ninth day May 1850 before
he undersigned, Justice Of tie Peace and lie city
aforesaid personally appeared Henry Peyebaud President and
Louis Barnett Secretary Of tho Hope Company
New Orleans Who being duly according a do de-
and that the foregoing Just and true and
correct transcript from the books OF said conpany
II. FEfCHhUDi President, =.
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
sworn to ana subscribed before ne this ninth day May
1860. ARTHUR SAUCER
Third Justice Of the Pence for the Parish OF oleans
The Board Of Directors haye this day declared cash
Of thirty per cent the capital paid ibis Company o,
tic net earnings Of teyear ending the 5ath April 1906 nav.
able in accordance with Article TWELFTH Of Charter Il said
Company, to-wit;
Ten per cent the amount paid in, payable demardt
the stockholders their legal representatives, and
20th INSTANT and the balance be credited staleu:
the unpaid stock notes.
II. PEYcHAUD, President.
s. PLAsSAH VIE President.
LOUIS BARNETT, secfelass
-~ptREcr0Rs.-
s. plassau A. Laforest r. Maiochee
G. II. Keruion Thos N Blake, b. EaHtre
r Queyroize, f. Moreno B.Peycllaud. a
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DIR. 0sGOOD's INDIA CHoLAGoGUE
CURES
Fever and Ague ohs and Fever Dumb Ague, intermittent
and Remittent Fevers, Liver Complaint Jaundiee En-
iargement of the Liver, Enlargement of the
Spleen, and all ths various forms OF
BILIOUS DISEASES.
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iee TO any further call nor shall any informay in organizing
Ro S nny ne & R h
any informally or delay in the organization Of the Company
nnllify the charter.
Article
AZ s.s e this This cSmpsn shall be exercised
quorum the hrs Hoard to be composed Of George L. Kouns,
sssys asaf d5p ap apa efs q
until e successors shall be duly elected aud of the first Mon
sencs aarie nj e 8 Se qa r nm
sa shall Iee s lsf eB s ss
S y Of 9e a zach s9e osr saS os entitled
any circumstance prevent the election of Board
~ I'D e &c sh nsT
The Beard shan elect their President Of
The Company who shn have full receive and receipt
bills and other II the management of The
ness President Directors shall appon one
Of If membess is1 e serye during s absence
the powers Of the President, ''F,
served Tie Boa Directors al meet ore sRi e ee
saa viz s On the ad nGndsy the months III
g m y M f Wasz # e my
be called at the request Of any one Director Stock
ire Pedent shall make out every quarter VIII Oh the first
Monday q he months Of April July October January
po Be liz % p sts n VIC IT,
make full annual report to the Stockholders the first Mon
I'M HEARD psstos shai Secretary Of the Board
s s sssR
Directors OF the the
times open to the inspection and examination Of the sokhod
have been transferred him within thirty days prior 10 such
Them RG e 81 II. o
sad sokhor would have BEEN entitled to had he
u sa ffn j
# ell s m npesa y sm pas The sS Of
deem io Tie Of he Company
of valtar
and amend the sumo q OCCASION may REQUIRE They shall have
poses Of he Company g make contracts leaes
chase and bnld bu vessels Tie ase Of
the Company,
ARTICLE VI.
e a 6 d e ns IL any # g.
after Of ten be It he e I
Fae9aey j. The oie Of President shall be hed BY Tie
vacancy BY The election Of its lie
h lie Board d Daeos Inc s s y s Boa ne as
Ssss & 5 IL ess a
point Secretary Rso TO act until the election q seere
Certificates Stock sha se issued to III Stockholders as soon
as the Board Of Directors shall under his act
ns sSd ha be ~ The Peent and t
book and by the surrender Of the certificate.
The Capital Stock may time to Tine In such
manner and 10 as may be the Board
Of Directors and determined apon BY majority Of
after fifteen days previous notice in tie city
The shall dividends as often as the Board Of
Directors shall deem eSpedient.
The Stockholders general meeting held for that purpose
ae a a Il s9s u Sns e s
power to make any additions changes in this
soekhodess before they hall elect rec
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RED RIVER PACKET co.
sATE OF LOUISIANA
" PARISH AND CRY or NEW ORLEANS.

BIZ IT KNOWN That on this lst day Of lime IN the year
Thousand Eight Hundred and sixty and Of the
Independence Of the United States Of America the Eighty
Befere me, DANIEL ISRAEL, RICARDO, Notary Public
III aud for the Parish and City Of New Orleans State Of Lon
Of the witnesses named and undersigned personally
and appeared the parties whose heeunto sub
WIe Declared that aynpg themselves Or provisions Of M
Act the Legislature of the State Of Louisiana entitled
Improvements and uily' approved March nth, 1856 they
and bind themselves and hose whom they
and and under the stpuatons and regulations follow
ing, to-wit;
The and title of said corporation shall he RED
RIvER LOW WATER PACKET COMPANY, p and its dom,
Act 81 Incorporation as soon
ne requisites law for Organization fulfilled and
rom Tic date hereof unless sooner Dissolved as hereiaaftsr
@ he 3 no FIJI e saq rat nam
to have and enjoy succession and be sued
convey property personal aud imnove
able lea cary ont the 1en and fer which d AID
servants rs interest ana sonNenepee may require to make
and enjoy rights powers and privileges as
| are BY law guaranteed TO corporations,
Article IL.
The purposes for which this corporation formed
resas and He'd River proucts il tic valley said
nd asfs sss a ss s Ell s Sm
may Offer also passengers the United sases mails in
citizens yers where Inc Board Of Directors i
which this Company shall hereafter b interested for
| said rivers and their tributaries.
ARTICLE rI1
The object which this corporation been formed is to
maintain Steamboats, for the tanspo ttion for compensation
q freights The United States mails from New
and all intermediate landings
ARTICLE ".
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DIR. DAVIS
COMPOUND syrup OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR
Under Its influence the dangerous cough rempved spit
ting Of blood prevented the breathing rendered se and
easy aud the unfortunate sufferer restored from
awful condition Of Consumption healthy and comfortable
existence.
For sale In New Orleans, wholesale and Retail, by
J. WRIGHT Il CO.,
/ q and ISL Chaftras street,
Sole agents for the ssnths
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The object for which this corporation formed is to
maintain Steamboats, for the anspo ttion for compensation
Of passengers, freigts, the United mails
Orleans Shreveport Jefferson and above The Red River
and all intermediate landings.
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REAL sCHEIDAM seHNAPPs.
vANDEvEER,s
4EDTc4gED GIN or GENUINE scHEiDAM scH0APPs
rure article Of Holland Gin
wholesome beverage, and an Invaluable FAMILY MEp1
CINE, particularly beneficial in all cases Of
nYsEETERY
DYSPEPSIA,
DIARRHEA,
RHEUMATISM.
GOVT,
FEvERs
ETC., etc.. stc.
alive admitted edectnally diseases the rnar
oigans peculiarly adapted the of females and
children.
As other article bees offered that is Justly entitled to
the name ofths
Real seheidam sehnHpps,
he public cautioned but
called
HAFDEYEERs INDICATED GIN;
Real Scheid n m sehnmpps.
Each bottle will bear the signature the proprietor and none
For sale New Orleans wholesale and retail proprietors
prices by
D. Whl0tT d CO., 5z3
. and ISL Gharsres street.
DIR. WRIGHFs
oELEnRATEDREJu G ELIXIR
Prepared
On the est Pharmaceutical Principles by one of the asss
Chemists Of the age for the cure Of
General Debility,
Mental and Physical Depression. .
Imbeciiiy,
Determination Of Blood to the Head
Confused Ideas
Hysteria
General Initsbility,
Restlessness and
Absence Of Muscular Efficiency. - 'sAs
Loss of Appetite
Dyspepsia,
Emaeiation ~
Low Spirits,
Dsorganizaion Of the
Organs Of Generation,
Palpitaton of the Heart
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by
j. WRIGHT 1 CO..
Il and Isl ChArsres street.
Sole Proprieters
I
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ARTICLE
The respective interests of the parties hereto declared
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ORLEANS FEMALE ACADEMY
" vERAEBA BUILDING,
2 Old No. Camp street, between Poeyfsre and Caope
Seventeenth Annual Session.

the First Monday of September, 1850
The plan Of instruction comprises
tam oil education IL offers advantages for the acquisition
Of languages The French daily spoken school,
Modern Classics are thoroughly analysed
central and the spacious and
well ventilated The school Is provided with choice library
the best musical Instruments and complete philosophical appa
80
References nnnmerabie Among the Alurnne Of
this institution who nHaber among the Of society
Students admitted al any time during THE session.
Institution. II. b. nfaITRY, A. NJ,
President Of the Board.
New Orleans, August. 1880. analkWt
OST-ABoUT TUE lsr OF MAY LAST, G. N. HER
IA VY. Spring HILL Ark mailed to address Thomas s.
tfnlan,s Thousand Dollars, Cummings
New Orleans payable, think March La 1861
The having to hand the public cautioned
iei5 sef PHILLIPS NIXON &oo.
N HOR RSES.-HORSEs! -
sszss MrsWM ffBHS viii leave for the North and West
9 his week for the pose of buying Horses He will
forward hem weekly, keeping nli supply in
Sables All orders from the country city for Saddle Har
ness Horses single In pairs will be led short notice.
determined keep full supply Of fine in The market
and viii sei been offered under
full guarantee irresponsible parties
- DR.. J. ELLIOTT
r corner of Paronne and Union streets
E-Orders from Mexico and Havana fIled by
guarantee. myl5 3m
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P. CHS. CuvELLIER,
o. l.. KEKsIoE,
WALTER H. PETERS, N. p
certify the foregoing to be copy of the original
in my current archives.
Witness my hand and seal New Orleans on 18th day
Of April A. d 1860
a26 BOT WALTER H. PETERS N P.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-04

GENERAL wALgls xNDs NIcaRAeuA-The Ex.
ecutive Of Nicafagoa has issued the following
procla nation regafding Gen. Waiter:
Proeianation = Fernandc Chamorro, senator,
Of Nicaragua, to the inhabitants
Compositions William Walker the enemv OF
our rePose, with party OF his robbers menaces
at this moment our neighbor and sister, the re-
public Of Honduras; the danger is likewise orIrs-
the question 10 Central American. -
The ruins which his destructive hands scattered
Tar and near are yet smoking; these continually
make us remember what We may again expect
from these boards Of cannibals. The religion Of
our fathers, our paternal hearths beloved fam
lilies, the very soil under feet, all, all will be
taken from ms by force should that hcartless peo-
pie (gente)-whose professed principle is the de-
str'ctioH Of our race-take possession Of the
country. :. .-.-r ..I ~
Our past diss 'nsions were the cause that, in the
late invasion, the contest was prolonged and the
/ idea Of our easy conquest conceived Now
united, We have but one standard. Independence
one enemy, hlibusters. The time and occasion
has come for us to prove TO the whole world that
we able to defend our rights and that our ter.
| ritory Is not to be trodden with impunity
Clergymen Of the republic, The holy religion
Of which We are the ministers is menaced; fulfil
your evangelical mission
Propretors, fellow-citizens all You know the
gravity Of the danger. The government reposes
| In the security that each OF you is prepared
| promptly to comply with the duties imposed upon
! you by your country. r-a-t
Soldiers of the army The miserable vandals
whom you caused to bite the dust at San Jacino
Massaya, Rivas, and Granada, dare again to chal
| lenge your ferocity, (trarnrd Prepare your
selves. AT whatever point Of Central Americs
they may appear, 1t is to also that the challenge
| Is extended. There is the danger Of our country
there honor and our oaths call Us; and there, a
heretofore, In your ranks will be found your com
| panion and friend, FERNANDO CHAMoRRo
Managua, July 10, 1850. aus - IT,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-04

ARREST OF Dr.. WIckHAN-Dr David ID.
Wickham, formerly practicing physician of the
village Of Hamburger, Sussex county, New Jer-
sey, was apprehended In New York city, on Sat
1fday night, on charge OF being gitive from
justice: A little over year ego the wife of Solo
mon Cole, farmer, residing in the town of
vantage, Sussex county, New Jersey, died from
the effects Of dose Of strychnine, and the deyel-
opmeno made at the coroner's inquest pointed
strongly 10 the supposition that the poison had
been administered by the prisoner Wickham. and
the husband Of deceased, with the object Of Oh
talning considerable sum of money for which
the woman's life had recently been insured The
husband was tried for the murder but the evil
dence against him was not conclusive and he was
acquitted Wickham, meantime, had been placed
under Eeavy bonds TO answer a similar charge
Dut forfeited his sureties and led from the State
his place OF concealment could not be ascertafned
ana no trace OF him was obtained until Saturday
afternoon when he was met In Chatham street nv
gentleman who recognized him and who at
once procured his arrest. The prisoner at once
acknowledged his identity, and having waived
tne formaiity Of reqnisition from the Governor
OF New Jersey for his surrender into the custody
OF the authorities Of Sussex county was IN have
been seat back to New Jersey on Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-04

The CITY PASSENGER RAILWAY IN BAL rIMoRE,
AND POLITICs.-Mr r. Cathcart, Superintendent
Of the City Passenger Railway Association, in
Baltimore, has issued circular, requiring all
persons in the service to refrain from attending
political gatherings Of any kind whatever, and
especially to avoid the primary ward meetings
and nominating conventions The Association,
the circular States do not desire to deny any po.
ltical right to any of their officers, but must, in
view Of the necessity Of this rule insist upon strict
compliance, 1.-THE penalty Of violation being dis
missal or prolonged suspenson.) Also that on
election days no one must be absent from duty any
longer than is actually necessary for them to de-
Post their ballots. One-trp leave Of absence will
be all the time allowed for the performance Of this
duty. ... n. .--sHI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-04

Courts MARITAL ORDERKD.-The Secretary O,
War has ordered an army court martial to assem-.
bic In this city on the 18th inst for the trial OF
First Lieut.. John Drysdole, third artillery. The
following officers are to comprise the court. viz
Brevet Lieut. Col. d Il. Chandler captain OF
third infantry; Brevet Lieut. Col Robert C
Buchanan, major fourth infantry; Brevet Lieut.
Colonel Daniel Ruggles, captain fifth infantry;
Brevet Major Joseph Selden, captain eighth In.
fdntry; Brevet Major James Belger, captain quar-.
termasters department; Brevet Major Seth East.
man, fifth infantry; Capt. Morris ). Miller, quar-.
termaster's department; Capt. Henry W. Whar.
ton, sixth infantry; Capt. James H. Simpson,
typographical engineering department.; Captain
Daniel r. Woodbury., engineering department;
Capt. John ID. Kurtz, engineering department:
Capt Henry b. Schroeder, third infantry; Brevet
Major John II. Lee, judge advocate.
Also, court martial to assemble at St Louis.
Mo, on the 10th inst for the trial of Brevet
Daniel T. Whiting, captain 9TH infantry. The
officers comprising that court are az follows Viz
Col. w. w Loring, regiment mounted rifemen;
Brevet Col J. p. Taylor, lieutenant colonel SUBJ
sistence department. Brevet 1t Col. VIM. Hoff.
man. major 9th infantry; Major r b. Lee, subsis-
tence department. Major T. l.. Alexander, sth
infantry; Brevet Major Edward johnson, captain
9th infantry; Major o. Mordecai, ordnance depart
ment; Major s. Burbank, LIST infantry; Mai n. C.
Macrae, Sd infantry. Capt s. Jones, I'd artillery,
Judge Advocate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-04

CURE FOR THE AGuE.-Now that the season for
fever and sgue 10 again approac hing We den, -
an acf OF humanity to publish the following re-
celPt Tor Its cure, which has been repeatedly re-
sorted To within the circle Of our acouain;snce
WI lhVafiaoie success. 1t is simply to pound
up, Iof grown Person, say four ounces of frank
Incense, ana sew II up in a black silk bag which
Is 70 De wVfn by the patient next to the SIX on the
Ply ot tne stomach We counsel the afflicted 10
Try this simple remedy.-Sf Louis paper
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-04

IL Twelve ocean steamers sailed from New
ofk on Saturday, namely The New York, for
Bremeni the Hammonia, for Hamburg; the Bien-
vile, Tor Havana and New Orleans; the Ola =
gov, Tor Liverpool; the Ariel, for Aspinwaii 1;
the Chesapeake, Augusta and r r. Cuyler, for
Savannah; the Marion, for Charleston; the Po-
tomac, for Baltimore the Monticello, for Wash
ing ton, and the Patapsco for Portland
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-04

IL Large supplies of excellent peaches are
pouring into New York city from the western part
of the State. The crop has been very good there,
not only in respect to quantity, but quality also.
The apple crop is represented to be unusually
large In Northern Pennsylvania More apples
Will be produced there than in any year for the
past twenty. Vast Quantities of cider will be
made, and the farmers are busy in putting their
presses In order. ..#
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-04

PoruLATioS OF THE THREE GREAT COUNTRIES
OF THE WORLD The population Of Great Britain
(England, wsles, scotland and Ireland) by the
census OF is5s was q 1854 1862 that Of France by
the census Of 1855 was 80, 2O5, 1872 The United
States numbered q, l9l $40 by the census of 1850
and the estimates of the present census, now in
progress, range from 80 to 80 millions. In popu.
latons therefore, the three countries do not very
widely differ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-04

The SEPTEMBER ELECTIONS There are three
State elections during this month"; viz: in Califor-
ma, Vermont, and Maine. The election In Yer
mont takes place to-day, when Governor, State,
and county officers, and members of Congress will
be voted for. Erastus Fairbanks is the republican
candidate, and John 6. SAKE, Douglas democrat,
is his opponent. The election in Maine comes of
on The 10th, when votes are to be given for State
officers nd members of Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-04
Personal

-. Hons A. Gilmore and Jas. Cooper, of Pa
are at the National
-. Assistant Secretary of State, Mr. Trescott
mas LEFT this city on brief visit to South Carolina
-. Gov. Chase, Of Ohio, is visiting his rela.
ives IN New Hampshire. He is a native Of Cor
nish, In Sullivan county.
Among the delegates to the Virginia Breck-
1nfidge Convention at Charlottesville, Va was
Abraham Lincoln, Of Rockingham, said to be a
cousin Of the republican candidate for President
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-04

CONVICTION FOR MURDsR.-The trial of VIM
D. lofty, indicted for the murder of his sisterin.
Jaw, Catharine Thorn, at Richmond, Va, wa,
Drought 10 close on Saturday mig ht when tbs
Jury rendered verdict Of guilty of murder In
the nrst degree" A few days ago the priso.e
wrote note to his wife, begging her to procure
MI, I'm oose OF sfychnine twill be remein bered
elope with him 0~ "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-04

ID Brig noli made a characteristic display of
his eccentricity at the Montreal concert given to
the Prince The Prince left the concert before
Brignoli appeared, and learning this, he posi-.
lively refused to sing, and did not Patti, Amodio,
Susini, and BarIli com posed the troupe.