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CHI ARTE RED IN 1913.
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS ..............s329lGl lG
ASSETS JANUARY l, 1860.
Cash in Bank of Virginia. Bills of Exchange, and
NOTES natufnY.. .$l25,25S 81
30 shares Virginia and Tennessee RR. Co, guar
anteed by City of Lynchburg $3.50 %
20 shares Citizens Savings Sank of Lynchburg 80
30 Bonds Va and Tennessee R Co.......... 81 co
10 Bonds Orange and Alexandria RI Co....... $500 90
81 Bonds of the City of Lynchburg $500 90
Bonds with personal security, son ca,...... 1880 90
Amount premium notes, amount in hands of
Agents in the course of transmission and all
other claims due the Company. 1862 &c
,,.,.,s..., ,,o,,,, s52976I 10
Capital Sock-0O00 Shares at $50 each. 100000 90
Surplus. s29 l6I IG
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
JAMES NJ. COBS, Vice President.
CREED T. WILLS Secretary
DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, WILLIAM H. SrRATToN,
JAMES NJ. Cons JAMES f. PAYNE
JOHN T. DAVIS, JAMES OTEY TAyLoR
CHARLES X. SLAUGHTER, DAVID F. SPENCE
MAURICE s. LANGHoRN, =. H. MCKINNEY
MARINE AND FIRE RISKS TAKEN
TII0S. u. JOHNSTON, Agent,
- and - Second street
BoGLE's AMERICAN
ELECTIC HAIR DYE
Is superior all others meridian sun to candle
All initiate BoGLE even to his style of advertising, which
for years has been headed
THE BEST HAIR DYE IN TIE WORLD
Now others New Workers. without brains and copy
tins Their Dyes miserable their vention is con
temptibe. Avoid them ALI Bogles has been awarded
Medals and Diplomas all, and, to their dsmay
pronounced the only Hair Dye TO he used with safety No
green tnts, no smut, skin staining humbug but re-
liable. safe and sure. For sale at
BoGLEs BAZAAR,
@02 Washington street,
For sale in Baltimore by SETH s HANCE Baltimore
street, and by druggists generally. ia5reotf
CHILLINGswoRTHs PALE SHERRY
few dozen of this celebrated Wine, importation
sale by Al UAMPSON,
aul5-eof 81 North Charles street
GLMoUR's DINING SALOON.
The neat and handsome improvements of this spacious
and elegant SALOON, are completed giving visitors
all the comforts and privacy OF rstcass establishment
MEALS AND REFRESHMENTS
Of kind be had without d1y dedT at all hours
during the day, and till a late hour night
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
can rely upon finding THIS SALOON, at times, quiet
agreeable and pleasant place Of resort.
The PROPRIETOR who is well and favoraby known to our
citizens and the public as aCONFECTIONER and CATER
Err, is usual prepared to furnish notice every
variety Of Cake for Weddings, Dinner parties &c
GILMOuRS DINING SALOON,
la5 Baltimore street, South,
o?2lm and corner Of Madison and Euaw streets
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MARPTEn

MAKRIEU.
Saint Vincent de PauS Church on Thursday EVENING
18th instant, by the Rev, Father Mye,s WILLIAM ola
GEfT, of Baltimore county, TO ROM0NIA G. W PRINCE
daughter of the late aptan John Prince of this cty
copy.1 ~' f'
OF the 18th Septembar, 1860, by the Rev ]. J. Green
SAMUEL CALLOW to SUSIE VIRG MA DUKE
ON the 10Th instant, by tn Rev. VIM. Fotmen. JAMES
CARTER, to Miss REBECCA POW ELL, both of this citv
On the 18th instant. by Rev Mr. Ball, JOHN RUTTER IN
Miss JULIA A. C. NAGLE, both of this citY - ~
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SHAvER's PATENT ERAsER.-Ths is one of the
neatest and best instruments of its kind we have
ever seen, and one which should be placed on every
writing desk. Mr.. VIM Mniie, Baltimore street.
is the agent for its sale in BALTIMORE
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LADIES' FANCY FURs
Sable Capes MuTs and Cuffs
Mink Sable Capes, MufTs and Cuffs
Fitch Capes, MuffJ and Cuffs
Siberian Squirrel Capes, Muff5 and Cuffs
Together with large and assortment Of Childrens
and other Fancy FURS.
Also, Ladies', Misses and Children's Fancy HATS and
CAPS,
To be had at QUAII,S
SIG 3m No. 2s3 Pratt street. near Hanover
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ECONOMY ECONOMY
DOLLAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE.
This be done by purchasing Wood already Sawed and
Split, at Office of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
Nos NORTH STREET
slGH JAMES n. JOHNSON.
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INTERESTING TO PURCHASERS OF FINE WATCHES
William Dixons, London and Jules urgensens, Copen
hagen WATCHES; Eugene Breguers NICKEL WATCH
CLARK's BALTIMORE WATCHES, the best Time-Keep
ers for sale by GABRIEL d. CLARK, corner of Calver
and Water streets Importer Of Fine Watches Jewery Gold
Chains Silver and Ware Lecoutres Swiss Razors
and Strops Gold Silver and Steel Spectacles to suit al
ages New goods in store. Purchasers will pleaseca
Notice--store CORNER CALVERT AND WATER SIS
Baltimore suIf-t
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CLARET AND CHAMPAGNE
10 cases low priced and fine TABLE CLARET. Duke de
"Montebelo,' Green Seal and Heidsieck CHAMPAGNE a.
lowest prices, by A. I HANPSoN
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W. c. BRYANT AND TIRE WINANs' SrEAMRR-Wm.
Cullen Bryant, editor of the New York Erening
Post, is now visiting the coal fields of Western
Maryland During his stay in this city he visited
the Winans' steamer, of which he writes to the
Post as follows:
do not know what may be the expectations of
the Messrs Winans in regard to its speed, but the
Europe in four or five days. bearing with it the
mails and specie and few passengers. As look
ed on this enormous iron shuttle, the velocity of
which can be scarcel more affected by storm and
head winds than that of a fish, and thought of it
dartng through the sea with the speed which is
claimed tor it, it occurred to me that if a sailing
vessel should come in its way it must be pierced
through and through, like pine shingle by a
bullet.
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There is movement on foot in South Carolina
to erect monument to the memory of the late
Hon. William c. Preston. The monument will cost
So 900, sum which will be raised prin ,ipally by
the Alumni of the South Carolina College, though
many admirers Of South Cardinals great orator, in
no way connected with that institution, have lber-
ally co-operated in the work.
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Married.
BRocKs-sru On wednesaay june 9. a the Beroan
Bapsist church, BY the Rev DT. bowling NJ CHARLES H.
BsooKs Of New York. tolpiim hAHr L, daughter Of NJ
loUoaxn1r-Fnss1L-On nyuday, juno 4, by tho
Rev. Dr. Can.isg, JOIN oIouc."rr, hq'' 10 Envy Fn-
CA.sorI-L1-In baltimore, On Saturday, Dane q Il
man, Rev. HALTED C1ssoaI, or South OAroin. 70 Ms
IN M 's-s. 9:.:a.y, Jun. . Ii. Church
Of the Nativity, HnHH L HxnAN, a New FORK, 70 MANGA
RRT L. NoR1oN, Of Bosom.
HUmsn~fAnmG In ;Sis city, ON Tuesday, June s. BY
Rev Dr.. Gillette, Mr.. snvM v. HvHs1 70 Ahs
HAII-GRznimD-la. hk city, on Monday, June q a.
ths Church q Ne Holy Ccnmun!on, y tns 1sv. d.
S..s AZ LA. .s 49, ~ Ia.t or.s.ssS
KissEY-LDcoLN.-On Tuesday, June 8, atthe residence
= Tho Hon Judge Woodruff, By The Rev: Henry Mont.
s sS,n ~; wnlAA KI1' v no" \ ld'00iS N o.
HuIsosp-MosaAx.-on wednesday, Jons ., In Zion
hias \ ssos.. daughter q Jsss B. Morgan Aq Al Of
Nv rU Usy Not,sxm-ou rus.d.v luna s. bv Rev.
Father AoCosky, Tznu J. MUxrHA 70 Ellen Z.
MIGRATE, both Of this city.
u. o 3. s1G.. o. Sss Sc
Theodore l. CuyleF, UIm Rcs 70 EMMA EGsRsY, eldest
daughter Of WIN. A. DoolitiIs.
sAIsos-S NM Lazy tuesday, June s, in 81. Ste
Phsn's church, By The Rev J. Cummings, D d, JAMES
SLoAsB-PErnE-On Tuesday, june 8, by The Rev. Mr..
Barnard, DOUGLAS SLOANE 70 CATHANSE, daughter Of
James s. Petrie, all Of this city.
Van -wErxRvKIT-On Tuesday, June s, 1t Brook
Ign, by The Rev. DR.. MAncius Hutten, JOSH K. VAN
NEST, OF New York. 10 JosErHNK, youngest daughter Of
the late James w. Westervet, Of New York.
wAIKER-wATsoS.-O Tuesday, June 8, by the Rev.
DR. Taylor EVAN T. WALKER 70 NARY j.. daughter OF John
Watson, Esq., ali Of this city.
wAIMouGH-wxSDovn -On Wednesday morning, June
g. a the residence Of the BRIDES father oy the Rev.
Thos. O. strong, RICHARD b. wArMousH to Miss ABBY Q.
wKNpovER both OF this city
syracuse and Oswego, N Y, HAckensack, N j., Liver
pool, Eng, and California papers please copy.
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roe, vas the next wiiness. and testified that McLyman
wuD employs on the understanding Of having place Of
ree1ssoe provided for him He paid The soasmss out a
~ cen ea1y, and heir term Of tnpley mont WA soe
ject 10 bis discretion
ohnw ArxRswas called ard testined thai the rentpad
BY AcLy was fair compensation, and that me mouse
wee mot superior In Accommodations the one farnsnsd
by The Commissioner.
Mr.. BRApIxY russesied that the witness was claim
ant for similar amount, Il Vas . sort q RECIPROCAL
testimony.
The witness examined by his counsel uren bio own
claim, the examination elicitipg NO now facts.
Edward Cunningham was then recalled, and testified N
reference 10 the Losses sustained by Waters and himsek
AZ these claims are the same In NATURE the testimony
doee not diner except in minor particulars.
Alter prolonged discussion - 70 the Admission Of Gun
nipebsms testimony relative 10 the sickness Of his WIFE,
who wss OBLIGED to be removed the night II the IRE 70
another building, and who has since ded, he Commits
sioueFs adjourned to meet this morning - ten.
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BRADY this city on Tuesday morning, juno S, Of
dhease OF the heart, RoBxRr BRADY, aged 30 years.
The funeral services viii take place q his late residence
Thursday afternoon, at two O'Clock. The relatives
and friends of the family also the members Of the Gillette
Young Mem Christian Association, arc invited 70 attend
without further notice The remains will DO taken 70
Greenwood for interment.
CooswuI--On wednesday noralne. ysps 9, CARRoIL,
son Of julius and Martha Oosswe aged 10 months and
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
parents ~ vestEy street. this hursday) afternoon, u
CrIRK.-At Peslskll, on Wednesday, June 8, GsoRGr
Funeral from his late residence On Friday Afternoon u
half past one O'Clock Cars leave Chambers street depot
The i.miy are .'s respectfully invsd -' ~
Doopy- On Wednesday, Juns 8, Of hermorrhAge OF the
upu, cAznsz A. DooDY, beloved daughter Of Patrick
Ellen DOGGY, native OF Doneras, county Cork, Ire
The icucs q the family are respectfully invited 70 II.
IRON the residence Of her psr.n I4s Frss street,
Of South Fourth street, Williamsburg. Her remains
win Be taken for lusermsnt 70 calvary Cemetery.
EIn-6n wednesday, June Q, Hnxnr ElIp, . native
Of the county o.van, Ireland, aged 10 years.
attend his fuasrs this (fhursdsy) afternoon, At one
o'clock from bin late residence No. as East Twenty third
street
Ssp-I, Hudson City, On passday, June 8, Jospu
EsSn, sK, aged 81 yesrs and II months
The friends and relatives Of The family respectfully
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.nm,So. co.n.,I. g Grsaory dsnshis, Of John IL nd
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Funerr, 1890 ~ The rcsdcnce a euepoer (ve~oyv
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MT. end shs o.s rsesnnsading that agents be compelled
q i've IN bs, asd Be oosnisaat q their novsnsats
nav - moro thaa usual foros.
NE uucM On SUMMER.
fhsrs has ben . deal a talk, In which none but
towards participate, about asauting Mr. Summer again
nor havng spoken his sentiments In parliamentary way
In ne American senate, Of which be q member Il d
len sosles 70 faisohoods newspspsn osooern-
ing that Senator's speech Ths statements sent to The
Uounsry, hat Mr.. Summers speech sboandsd In misre
prssentatoss and false statement and generally disap
proved Of BY his party without tho slightest foun
dalton IN truth.
TIE HoUnAs LAND GRAFT
reoelvsA terrible blow in the Senate to-day, ct the
rate Of ni'v four TO eleven against the speculation.
rpCrD vmn rm PRINCE or WALES.
cannot be expected that government win take any
notice q the approach 70 the arrival in the United
of ~ Prince q wales, from mere nswvpapsr notice
a the fact Courtssy demands that some ofhciA NOTICE
the proposed whit Of such Representative Of Great B
tain should b made known 10 the United States govern
mont before suy action can Be taken On their part
Oar washingtsn Cerrsspsndsncs.
WASHINGTON, June Z. 1850
ns SeWas snd &c Adjcsw~mexf Qsssste~-Sesfksr Polk.
~ a. aGek Otmss,pt Towards Ss~sr-A WssAds0tow
NSsaesaw Election, Ae.
msrs have been some eonsultasioos among the demo
session - Ne lesh Of June, proposed BY The House,
md there has bssA sort d agreement arrived 4 which
Indicates ths adoption Of The House proposition.
dsssssA ~ - mere new psqss ere 10 - ooDadsred
but thst The Senate hsnosorwaxd 10 work away upon
Tho calendar before them, especially the appropriation
bills. h order the sable cannot be cleared by the
18th.
We glad, also, 10 understand, that the msmben Of
the Senate from the SOUTH have agreed among them
pelves 70 answer the and ferocious abolition
speech Of Summer only BY their silent contempt Mr.
Chestnut, Of South Carolina inmated thb very broadly
In hh brief notice Of Summers haransue; and this b
amurody the very best treatment Of the that could
DO adopted We ere spprehensive however, that some
Il Southern Hospurs viii find impossible 70 adhere
this rcsolutoa although, from toe sefoontrol which
they exhibited 10 day under all the taunts and singing
insults piled upon their heads BY Sumner, would
think them equal 70 the experiment Of Ignoring him and
his speech the remainder OF the session.
We have bod IN election for Mayor Of the city today
and the intervals Of the evening between the frequent
thunder showers thereof have been msdo hideous with
the yes hootng1 and vocal music generally OF the boys
who do the rough work Of the several parties. There
three candidates for Mayor-Ber' e Incumbent
regular democrat and Magruder the official predecessor
of Berott outside democrat against Richard Walach, old
line whg supported also by the Know Nothnsu and re-
pubIcans Between these two stools tho general idea
that the Of this city have been beaten and
you may expecs 70 see proclaimed ~ republican
victory
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6UrroszD SIAvn.-we understand that another bark
sailed from this port yesterday morning under susp-
caous circumstances. She had below eight large
tanks full Of wSter, besides casks Of wassr The
crew consisted Of thirteen seamsn-Danes and
Swsdes-uot one Of whom had ever been natural
lied 10 the United States, although ~ law requires
that two-thrds ct least should be Americans
These men al hailed, according 10 ~ crew List,
fFom tAs States q Maine ard New York; ~ some
- thAn had been but . NV monthy h this ooun-
w. mo captain asksd for biz manifest, md pro-
ducsd two blanks and them pwed bill Of lAding for
some -four, but had no manifest rho vessel than went
Der voyage there being legal process 10 detan her
ne bark cleared for Cape Town, Batavia and other
poF1s.
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The Regatta To-day.

M Sixteenth Annual Regatta u the New York Yachs
Club takes place oday, and wind and wsashsr permit
ing. prouaisss 70 b interesting affair. The raos VII
be over the usual oourse-pm the stake boat opposite The
Eysan Asids oboksn, srond Tie Southwest sp md NJ
turn. Ths following The yachts entered for the days
sport:- .ffl
sLoors-rMInD crAss-CoHfAuuo FACETS nRAsUnINa co
SQUARE FEET AND uEDsR THAs AREA.
AuoscoWce ef TRe-O~e an Seven <snshs SecoNds per
r SQuare Foot.
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Auo~anoe Of Time-One Second psr SQUARE Foo:
/. lZipGa......-. w. h. Thomas. =. 1IsS 50 II 1915
IFsvorha. IA. o. KngalAaA. 1891 IS 1855 ] -
Owing 70 . misunderstanding, the schooner Madsis,
IT, Lopsr) and sloop scud not entered. They viii
start however, their respscsivecsses and the former
Will probably raos for inside stakes
Philadelphia u therefore represented by the hadgie,
Glsnsarry and Dawn; Boston by the Stella and Newport
BY the Narrsganset
A usual the yachts win DO accompanied By strong
dsputation Of steamers, among which We advertised
The Alice Price, Tsminend, Thomas Hunt, John Faroo
Naushon and others, besides the Josephine which win
oncAie the club boat thst hundreds will have
opportunity Of Witnessing the contest Inc Regatta CON-
miaee have likewise provided steamboat, the James A.
ssvsns for the accommodation Of members Of the pre
and such members Of Other yacht clubs and their friends
- may desire 10 enjoy the spectacle. rhose who have
nd yacht IN an IL glory ought not neglect
This opportunity Of gratifying laudable curiosity Those
who have, require no second invitation.
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Omcial Drawings Of Hedges. Davis Is
CO.'S oonsoadaasd Losss!ss Of oeosSA:=
so, SO, Il, ~, -, SO, s, 8, SO, 81, rs, Is.
Prizes cashed ~ Sss Bsos4xy Glreulsse eat fs&
HOD0AB, DAVIS Co,
Manager,
Macon. 0eorrA
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The Quarantane Invsssigation.
SECOND NETTING OF III QOMMInaI0NR "A


The Board o. Conninoners appointed 70 ascertain and
collect damages osussd By s dssrscson OF shs pro-
,,v =, ,hs op.r.n,,.. A s.s., r.,..d hid s.,r ..c,d
S'y !" ~. s'.' - sr-n-'.
mesnne yes~rosy noon " NO ~ wan "reeN MI a. W.
Harvey, on account Of whose absssos The Board sd-
,opyped The o.x befoye WAS pyeeept Bcre be orr.,ns
.,-' - - x,,,~ -. -. -.
OF ne Session ssnueman rom hfoosvn Aa oe'ore mo
Board . nhograph OF the Quarantine ground - II ap-
rscsres n sore The hmm Am IN veye destroved
-
me renoent, M LkfHwoE1H. snnounoeo NM tne
Commission vss organized and prepared 70 receive claims
NJ, A,x,r Rr.pt.v oos M ,bs counss, ey The po.rd
= ~
suPcrvnon OF hcnmond county, entered q formal pro
test against the proceedings. Ovsrrued BY Tho Com
,.,..,o,.r,
~ n youx.ox oou..., sor s,.s., bland o,.,,.n,,
,hsn r,sse.,~d sss, snS,vtdusI cn,rs "a soIlo.r -
Ic.s. Es.sc, ara" Iohn vsssr~ sie7 cara Ic. Nsl
- soSn Isc,h is.,,n~s. s9Sz ,o O. " ps.aos"S
sics' Js..s INV - "a so Eavsrd cunn,nsham aIoo n,
n.v,a urI, NJ. "a w.
a. In. .s,s.s ,s.s n. n.s .,r,e so-,r no Az .sn~,
c,.n. vssch - sncusd m vv.e crssers N she p.srS
M Iory rr.rr tbe csbcv council for - Rosrd AZ
So s a.. !. - d. 80 s.s- rna-ss.-s shss sss~- 40
W, M vs,tcus,s svs, hen y Ssss ipdiv,dvs csis
and mat sbsy sbou,d BE- sde out asd prssrusd IN bi
Of psrtcusss ne alss raissd ths assssios whether
,h.y ,r,s c.r.r.i ~. sSss.rs.~. ~ srsrs ssrs ~
me no psovsSn ssds n Ne spssisl ssasss iSr sSyeo-
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PHILADELPHIA srocx BoArA
PSnApurmA, Jena 9. Ieeo
Hocn nesdy heeneyiv~nm Aas f,s 20: nssdins
hsnrc.d, ~. norrs Canal, sax; Lor q hara RAIrpa6
l7k; r-nssyrvssia Raisrcsa, ~. 'ashs erchsnes on
New York II par. ~
=, hArr SORE Jure 0, 1880.
Four arm and quiet; Howsra ss e~s. Is rs wbess arm
rec, ~ as 80 vnns, % sies. Corn . shade
higher whhkey, Gle
x,.- fMIApnrmA, June 9, 1850
ftour urn saes WJ bola. at unchansed pr,o>s.
Wheaf sdvanccd c <aIss 5000 buahsh ~ n IA
81 81; white, 81 a. 81 &C. C,rn arm: sssss eooo busa
els sncv o. eoc' Provisions nrm; PORK, Sls IS
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Watkins-Designer Of style Prince Of
w.ss 2l0 BROADWAY Go 70 Watkins and bug the Prince
Of walk
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These who Can APPRECIATE Good Fitting
Psntaioons invited 10 call on JOHN HAkRADAY, 90
Broadway, rooo Is upsiArs-
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Ladiss' Leghorn RidAng Hats ut o. so
each, worth S. at THOMAS RkYhOLDs' sos Canal street,
three corn wes6 Of Broadway.
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The savoy Hat.-This IL the Name Of .
very neat and bsco%ns Be- for Young msn nr"dScea YES
press unequsled bri resder5he Knox establishment
Of al gentlemen OF and experience All Who
want Hat for weather must seek for u u KNOXS.
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Lsary & Co.'s Successors, Hunt 4 Du-
gENBUKY call The aeAuon Of the customers end tho pub
10 10 their present beautiful ~ 10 OF Summer Ha,a
Noa- and Astor House.
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AcApDY or NUuo-" IL TRovAroRx The sscoad per.
Torrance Of the Corss Opera attracted large end
very fashionable house. The great sensation made BY
the prima donna In tho Poluton on Monday and the
we'll authenticated that Manrico Musazs best
role brought out oil the oounoissus who had no occa
son TO regret their visit 70 the Opera, although out Of
season, there 10 such thing fixed for the
Italian Opera In New York. The cat Of the opera en-
braced Corses Musan Ns Philips and Amodio-a quar-
tetss Of very nns artists Madame Cores finds the "rro.
vators" her greatest ro Like some singers whom ws
could name she ID not N the least appalled, BY the great
demands which music makes upon The voice Of the
prina donna vooary and dramatically she equal to
IN I'll ~ grand reqsrsnsnts 30 she did reserve
hsssk for Ne ss co., but put form all her powers IN the
THO nsals Of ths Arss, b which she electrified the
dispcs, and gained unanimous recall u The hanos Of
The audience. We have before alluded 70 Madame Cor
into i. b.. thrown ss's he 0 s.ss q h.
Imagination, all he IRE Of his genius. Last night Madame
COsies renewed ali her former iiunphs, and Won
many new adnirers The doubcvs TOO happy "
rasgs themselves under The banners Of NE faithful
The tenor, husani, sang well IN the nrss oct. but
serving hinssi for h grand aria nae q The thrd act
the al qsisnd ptvu wherein be dngs the famous high
Vim which Tanbeslik sssoashed We Pxisaaas Al
though Musiani not In biz best voice last night he
took this boee fully and cariy twice. end aroused the
husissn Of the audience 70 The highest pitch. Hh H
The suciencs rave him sponssneous ovation Critical
exceptions may be entered 10 the quality Of biz VOICE.
which b tao metallic for On sudissce accustomed
but be . vishai very nns artss, and % who cannot
% % Dah',. /. on,e n.ru., Tin w. S,. ..
cepa, ssd Anodio The oouss 81 Luna Thsy sang ID
nrsbly veil lest night, and The psrsormanos vss alto
setber thss deserves 70 Be- held In ths remsnbsanos
operate public vnl regret 70 learn, By Mr. sssvadso's
snsour elsewhere. that only tvo perform
ION Friday and saturday, WIN be gwen. rners
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