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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-16
MISCELLANEOUS,
on h ird,ar on ~ ~, isnTr IL, |,

oess i.Sias sst. sode ei. !, .ssso.
sEALsp FssPoshLs, endorsed Proposals for
WI :. iss of tnS. nae x Ras
70 SsS OF & On q, 3 the
LOWING named articles: Fr- .-I-. - -.
Maekiaae Blankets, Cloths, and DIV Goods.
5000 pairs 5 point white Msokfnao blankets, to
$50 psr: 1sss a.Snss sSn 70
Loo pni f.fs q y s1e xsSs pounds
600 pairs TX point white MsckInsc blankets, to
measure s. By 50 inches, aud weigh ~
sOu pairs i-point white Msekin.o blankets. to
MEASURE nn4a y BY % Inches AID weigh 81
500 PAIRS 5 point scarlet MackInao blankets, to
800 psif: :csfiss M.o ad 6I.nRss.. to
MEASURE 81 BY 6s inches, and weigh pounds
lr measure a BY Sc inches, and weigh 50
go pair. ipoint SCARLET Msokin.o bl.ntst.. to
measure 81 BY %s iaehss, and weigh IA
loo psi aa 81 poin, rr.eu M..tin.o bl.,ts,. tn
msasafe 81 % and .s,SS 70 poanss
500 pairs S-polnt rrsen Mscklnae blankets, to
ps pSiSE M. cPG 70
~ msaso;e 81 BY &c ilohes, and veish pounds
PAT. nS.ss 81 10 3. MSsStn ana blair
$50 pairs s. point tndlEO-bue MaokinAc blankets
10 measure 90 by 70 inches, and weigh
pounds .sgff
80 pairs "a point indigo blue MackIneo blan-
kets, to measure 81 by 66 inches, and weiah
pounds
100 pairs SO point gentinella blue Maoklnae
6!snkets, to measure "a by "a inches, and
500 pairs point geatin al O. blue Mackinao blsn-
kets, to measure 60 BY u inches, and weigh
8pounds
900 PAIR. pa point gsntinells blue Mackiusc
blanket, TO measure 81 by 66 inches, and
weigh pounds
$50 pairs point gsntinea blue Msckinac blan-
ke.s, TO measure q by 56 inches, and weigh
sI pounds
300 pairs IL poiLt gantineIla- blue Msckinac
blankets, to measure So By 50 inches, and
weigh "a pounds b.
80 pairs l. point gentinea blue Nackrnao blan-
kets. TO measure 50 BY IS schss, and weigh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-16
SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUFACTURE,
- 4Sg 7rH SrRR1y, :.
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

~ COACHES TO UPPER MARLBoRo'. !.
Cayyysas tks U. 8. Mail
The undersign>d are now running Daily, (except
SUNDAYS, -Four horse Coaches, be Aea
boro as follows: F8tffAF8
Leave the Steamboat Hotel, corner Of Seventh
Upper Marlboro at ii O'Clock a. M and arrive in
Washington at o'clock, in time to connect with
the $40 p. IN. tain for Baltimore.
The Coaches new and commodIoue the teams
hrst class In the hands of careful and accommodate
ing drivers.
. To Long Old Fields. ........... Is
ID
Freight and packages in proportion.
au Is IF OSBORN CO proorietnrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-16

foE tss tisafa! ksx{ornaRas Of tas eontraet nth
SsItasd By United States ipdss or district At
No proposal will be received that does NOT stric.
~ conform, In al psrtonlars, to tbs terms and
directions of this adveT tIsement. =
CHARLEs e. MIX,
90 2AWtOCf24 Acting Commi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-16

HQME's IMPR0yED w EiG HING SCALES
-, Inese seses are offered % the public 90 the
Sses frstoiass premiums have been awarded en-
by tne United states Far and Virgins Az ioplturI
Society; Virginia State gusu ral FAIR frnnSiin
tnsttSts Ssir Penney anla; New YORK State air;
vermont state FAIR, &o., dc. In every case vhe-e
exhibited they nave received frst olsss nrerntnus
roI a At ss louisiana avenue, Depot OF sIler's
deis-lv &c PATrIsoN l..,,
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DENTISTRY.
DENTISTRY,

Nh. Hills, alter q PTeotoa tsst Of two years
ieos that ne csn With confidence recon- ~<.uvxx.
mend the Cheopes.ie Process for inserti c =
ertiholAl teeth. 10 has the advantages az
strength, beauty. ceoillnees, sod ohsapnes, Pal
gsser scts nseTtea for esS Partial In DroSors,ob,
OEoe 800 Pa avenue. as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-16

~. 600 BALLOONS CHAMPAGNE AND
fhe attention Of the public to our large and vol 30
ieS!sS :sooE OF Ohainpagne aud Crab Apple Cider,
gold on reasonable terms Ia order to MAKE room
Tor our spring stock. Give NJ . call e the
Union Bottling DEPOT,
ms No. ~ Green st.. g oOre etoVp
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-06-28

THE FEMALE ORGANIZATION ia often as fraIi
al that Of tender flower. Many Of the enter into
the marriage relations without beng able 10 undergo
die labors and trials ol nalfmony In this country
thoua Of young and beautiful women sacrificed
every year from this cause alone. Hosteusrs Cele.
braled Stomach Btttels will many Of this class
from an untImsIy grave. This medicine has been
used with great benefit BY immense numbers OF PEG
bis throughout The republic and the propresors have
received grateful comnendat'ons from all sections o.
ihs country. Tho Bilsen will be found to bc very
pleasant 10 ;he taste. s've beverage and piomp'
and powerful In in elects medicine. y iniuses
new yajty into Ae ilnms and strengthens the whole
syutsm. 70 thai wemen who use il IRE enable 20 30
shn'usb with lsbors which voaid, Without u, be GER
tain 10 pros:rste them
SDld by 81 dfpggI~tis
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-06-28

We tFke great pleasure in recommendingihe Alex
lean Mustang Eminent valuable and indispensi-
Bile artlcls for spains Sores Scratches or Gslds
Horses Oar mon have used ii for severe Burns Brui-
SEES. Sores. Stuff Joints and Rhumatic Pams and all
say il acts like magic We use no other Lnment.
J. w. HEWITT,
Foreman for American Harpden's ana Wells, Fargo
& Co.'S EXPRESS"
Gentlemen;-'T had anegrn man worth 81 200 who
took cold from bad hurt, and useless for over
one year. had used everything could hear of with
out benefit, until lried the Mustang Liniment. l
has perfectly cured him, and eannow take the aboy,
price forhim. Respectfully. yours.
JAMES TORRANCE.
Every Planter. Teamster and Family should hay'
this invaluable article. Sold by respectable dealer
everywhere.
BARNES y PARK. Proprietors, New-York
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Polite al Items.

TAG HoMEsTEAp BILL VEToED.--Mr. Buch-
anan has vetoed tae Homestead Bill and u has
failed 10 become law, there not being two
thirds OF both Houses in It's favor.
la addition 10 the others we have.Gen. Sam
Houston. The independent Candidate, and Ger
xit Smith, the Abuition Candidate, making six
Presidential aspirants.
IT is lid itas The electoral ticket which was
chosen BY The Reading (Pa.) convention con-
tains the naaaes of twenty friends of Brecken-
ridge. The Douglas patriots are necessarily
snuch exercised, and demand an equal distrl-
butioa. fusion ticket Is already proposed.
AT The following places the nomination Of
Douglas has been received with various demon.
s,rations, sach as The firing ofcannon, iilumi-
nations, etc. ST. Louis. Mo-, Troy, N. Y,
Albany, N Y, Cinciunati, o., Chicago, Ill.,
Buffalo. NJ X, Ogdensburg, N. Y,
Sample 0aa. of neglected Southwest Mis-
souri,, is the Opposition candidate for Governor
of that State. The Republicans and Unior
men appear I'd have come together at last, ant
ts be determined to elect him; point easily
achieved. if they are in earnest
TIE late Democratic party, which went L
pieces on Saturday last, has existed about 81
years Ii was produced under the excitemen
OF 1925, upon The hue and cry of bargain an
corruption against Clay. IL assumed shap
and consistency under Jackson--and during
The four years of his successor, entered upol
thar career which lasted 80 years.
THa southern vote which Douglas receives
at Baltimore il nearly the sane az at Charles
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MARRIED,

At Delaware City, on the 18th ult., by Rev.
DR.. Euell, of Warwick, Cecil CO., Md, Mr..
Titus II. Irons, to Miss Mary E i, ouly daug liter
Of Mr. Mark NJ. Kirby, OF Delaware City.
The happy couple have our best wishes for
success and prosperity through life. Our
thanks are due TO them for the large and deli
cious slice OF cake.
In Philadelphia, on the l4ih inst, by Rev.
VIM. c. Robinson, Mr.. Osmond B. Webb. TO
Miss Rebecca ]. Eaton, both Of Port Penn
Del.
On the Doth inst, by Rev. P. Mansfield,
Mr.. Crofford Getty and Amer J. Glow, bo,t
of Kent county, Md
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-06-28

WHAT were the names of the Father and
Mother of the yrgia Mary
VINO was lhe ftsl man that reigned az hing
among men al, er the Flood
WAC was the first man, according to the New
Testament Scriptures, TO acknowledge Christ
a. Gods w. Ii, s.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-06-28
The General Opinion

Is that LEWIS T. BROTHER are selling Cloths, Cas-.
simeres, Vestings, Ladies Dress G DIS aud Groceries
cheaper than any other merchants IN Smyrna Try
their Rio Coffee at 2k per pound and all other
Goods sold IN like manner.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-06-28

LIcgKsEs.-The Defasomeaa says ;--s We
append statement collated from, the report Of
the Clerk of the Peace, of the number of licen-
ses issued 10 Kent county. from April, 1859, TO
April 1860. with the amount OF revenue arising
from The dlspenaaiion Of The same:
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-06-28

by Divine Permission Camp
MELTING will be held on tho Camden Union Cnmp
Ground, 70 commences on THURSDAY the adlday
Of August '%% s~"'
NJ aceofdance with tbs requirements Of The Charter
me lrus'ees are hereby notified tnat The annual meet
ing OF said Trustees win be held On The Camp Ground
on the FIRST Thursday in July next. al oelock D. M
q. M. WHARTON,
hf Secretary board Of Trustees
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-06-28

81 CVV' A1s '~a1NuFGys
Practical Boot, Shoe 81 Cater
MANUFACTURER. OPPOSITE FOX.
WELLS HOTEL. SMYRNA, DEL,
Z&z ns sonscfhpef taxes tins method of infofming
FM1 ~ friends and The public generally that he
SILL continues to manufacture those nmiiable
Boots, Shoes and Caters lof Ladies' and Gen.
uemen. Tor which he has, for number OF years been
Justly celebrated, and would say those who may wish
any article IN his line shall have il oe chen A. cas
be had IN any other establishment in The sa.e. Al
ference ifrequisits.
Vn nano. large assortment: Of Boots Shoes and
Caters at The lowest possible rates Patent Iea,her
Boots made m superior siyIe and warrenied 10 ill.,
rafcniar attention paid TO Ladies' Caters and other
Shoes which shall be gotten up in stye not
~ b--Repairng Of all kinds dsme Mt raasonab BILE
rates s5-No charge for calling aud examining The
"o'h ana ohqu'nns' jnI4-iy
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vars. Wivasg0w.

An experienced and female physician. has a
Soothing Syrup for children teethlng, which greatly
facilitates The process of tickling by soitening the
gums, reducing all inlammaiion-wl allay. all pam,
and is sure regulate the bowels. Depend upon it
mothers il will give yourselves, and relief and
health your infants, Perfectly safe in all cases.
See ad yeFtisement in another column.
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DIR. +. ri. CLAW SON,

Having located id Smyrna, respectfully offers
his professional service, in all it's branches, to
tho community.
OF OFfIcE and Residence, on Main street,
opposite the . Upper Hotel"
Aug 90, 1857.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-06-28

A2- LIScozE Is UNFoRTuKATE. If he ven
lures to whistle, the echo comes backi to him
from thousand partisan journals, and his
friends forthwith urge 10 his favor that be is
good whistler. The most trivial actions Of bis
life are made affairs Of moment. He cannot
sven sell pair of steers without having the
fact trumpeted through the land. For instance,
pair of oxen which once belonged to him
were lately sold IN New York PIscards sta
ting their former ownership were displayed on
their backs and people gathered 10 gaze upon
tIaen as though they were bulls direct from
Bsshan. or cattle celebrities from The thousand
hills Of serIptural mention Ies there was ns-
thing eminenily remarkable about the oxen ;
they looked like very good beef, certainly, but
tl,ere was better 10 market, though il sold for
1ess PRICE. a respectable journal OF that city
rhronicles the sale edltorialy, and from The
TACT that they brought good price argues "a
Yugabiy for Mg. Lincoln's chances OF election.
Tnx c4rpEE DpsEAsE~- Report Of The Maine
Commissioners.-Tbe COMMISSIONERS appoint
"a BY Gov. Morrill,. Of Maine. 10 investigate
The cattle disease which has proved 80 fatal in
Mss schusstss, hsye made their report. They
recommend counles irritation by tho sppiica-
ton OF highly stimulating Iipinenis. setons or
blsssers. I the surcst remedy. Sill. they say
thai lor the people Of Maine. their only safety
1os ii excrting the utmost vigilance to make
xs.fe thai 40 animals be admitted into the State.
dv.etly o. indirectly. from any quarter shere
Ast>se i soason 10 bsIse,e that the seass ex,
~ Tn Commissioners think that &10. QUO
Iudscionsly expended wsu d, mon'h koonsr
hoyo arrested tle disease in Mossachusetts,
~ @26Dl6 ksve bssa expeadeds and $780,.
N1& = III s,x.kKhsf kn nxeded
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-06-28
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
Extraordinary Excitement
READ! READ!! READ!,l

Extraordinary Excitement
!. READ. READ! READ!,l
As the people Of this country have great de-
sire TO see Mount Vernon, Westinghouse man.
sion. we propose to them, one and all, TO call
at EATCN'S Cheap Cash Store--Mount Yer
non, on the "HiIl," and examine his New
Stock OF CHEAP GOODS, which he guaran-
ties will render them more qualification than
any stock of goods opened in the town of
Smyrna for the last year, and no expense at
tending it, as Eaton takes great pleasure in,
showing his assortment The LADIES are
invited TO call and exomine his stock of
| Lavella Cloths. Ducals. Persian Twills.
| Poll de Chevres. Foulard Challes. Fine In-
dian Twill. Hoop Skirts-Sleel. Fancy Belts
Table CoVers--all Wool. A Superior lot of
Stella Shawis. Superior Style Of Calicoes, at
81 cts. per yard.
| cALIcoEs at 81 cts.
| cALIcoEs7 Cts
| CALIcoEs cts.
cALIooEs 9 cts.
| cALIcoEsJ0 cts.
cALIcoEs IL cts.
SUPERIOR LADIES LACE COLLAR, 5 cts.
COLLARS 10 cts,
| COLLARS l25 cts.
81 COLLARS ID cts.
Il COLLARS 10 cts.
COLLARS rs cts.
COLLARS 35 cts.
COLLARS SO cts.
COLLARS 624 cts.
COLLARS rs cts.
COILS S7l, 100, I 2!
Ladies' heel boots 800, and all his stock o
goods in proportions. The finest and cheapes
stock of muslins, both bleached and brown, eve
opened in Smyrna. Ladies, give Eaton cal
al his Mount Vernon Store.
And to the Gentlemen he is prepared to sci
; Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings, all of the la
, test styles, at very reduced prices
= Call at the Mount Vernon Store and Sc
EatoDs English Walking Shoes for 81 90. an
all gents wearing apparel in proportion--hat'
caps, boots and shoes. Eaton is selling 81 2
shoe for 95 cts. So call at The Mount Verno
. Store. and examine Eaton's Stock before 20
$ purchase elsewhere.
The highest price paid in cash or goods 70
all kinds Of country produce.
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NahTECE

Is hereby respectfully given 10 all persons ow-
iop Comfy, Road, Poor and School Taxes to
the undersigned, that The same is now due and
payment required. He can be found at bis res
ideoce, or at the Office of Edwin Wilmer, in
Smyrna, where they will please call and settle
the same, or be prepared when called upon.
J, ROBERTS, Collector
For d. C. Hundred, Kent CO., Del.
Smyrna, Nav 81, go.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-06-28
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY!

The Subscriber having opened an Office in the town
Of smyrna, Kent co Del, would respectfully inform
the public that be is pow prepared to sell, al mod
erato commission. all REAIs ESTATE which may be
put his hands. From his past experience (having
been engaged III il for The past severa years on
limited scale, and his extensive aeqnalmqnce in this
and the surrounding States particularly New Jersey,
he is confident that he offer advantages 20 persons
desiring to dispose OF Reat Estate. He would there
fore cal the attention OF Farmers and others hts
Agency, believing that business entrusted to his hands
would he ofmutulsI advantage TO both parties. Can
be found at his Office Commerce street, FIRST door
above Tschudy y Collins Store. -
NH Lift Al NJ. JERAfAN.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-06-28

THE best gold quartz mill now at work in
Denver city is making 1915 per day. 1t has a
SIX horse power engine aud SIX stamps. The
amalgamaior and gold separator works but i'm
perfectly. aud there is scarce doubt but full
cne-half the gold carried off with the lailings
Taking double the yield OF this mill as the ay-
erage-certsinly a very low one, as no mill
will be OF less caPaci'y, and mary of them -four
times as great-the ose hundred mills that will
sc running on the FIRST of October, will give a
relsrn OF sos. 600 daily, or $4,000 per week.
Add oShis The product of The rsslss and water
mile, say s5O,Dp0. The Clear Creek mines at
s7O.UUO; ADJ 500 900 for the mines oil The
Middle and SoasS Parks, Arkansas, Blue and
Grand rivers, aad we have a grand total OF
S750,0OO per week, rS3 100000 each month.
These figures We beieyesto be much below
what Tho actual result Will show. The work
ing capacity OF the milk can, ofcourse. soon
be known, but The yield pf the placers is wholly
dependent opsn The most unstable Of all sactu.
ating populalions--a digging, laborIpg class al
people. Last year Russell gulcf alone was
made 10 ED $4,000 per week; now il is bui
one OF sweosy gaIches equally rich, and some
Of them Ut much greater extent.
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Mslisneru Goods,

consisting of large variety Of Bonnels Ribbons, Flow
Ladies' Dress Caps, Chldrens Hats and Caps &C..
which she will sell on the most reasonable terms -
she returns ner sincere thanks totbe public for the
patronage heretofore bestowed upon her. and soicts
continuaiion ofthe snne. She hopes by strict at.
tenon 10 business ~ merit large share of patronage.
D1r Bleaching. Pressing and Coloting doke with
neatnes and dispatch, Mrs. s. A. TOLSON.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-06-28
wv ANTEIn.

The subscriber is DESTROYS TO purchase COLORED
WOMAN not less than sixteen years Of age 10 serve
for Term Of years. JOHN \ LAVENDER
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EQUALITY TO ALL-UNIFoRMITY OF
PRICES.

N INUW II CdIUT6 III DUSIlICSS
Every One his own Salesman !--JoNEs & Co., Of the
Crescent one-pfice Clothing Store GOA Market street,
above SIXTH Philadelphia In edition 10 having the
largest varied and fashionable stock of clothing
in Philadelphia, made expressly for retail sales,
have constituted every one his own salesman, by hay
est price it can be sold for. they cannot possibly
vary-ail must buy alike. The goods we'll spunged
and prepared, and great pains taken with the making,
that can buy with the full assurance of getting
good article at the very lowest price Also, large
stock Of piece goods hand Of the latest styles ard
qualities, which will be made to oIder ia the most
fashionable and best manner 25 per cent below credit
price. Remember the Crescent in Market street, above
| Sixth PhadeiohIa
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-06-28
Peter Cartwright and Honest Abe"

One of the s,instiiutlons' Of Illinois is Peter
Cartwright, famous Methodist preacher. He
commenced bis career in that region. as an ex-
horler and politician. long before Illinois be-
came State. He was al the recent Qusdren-
NAL Conference Of the Methodists at Buffalo,
where the principal part of four weeks was
thrown away in Buncombe discussion on the
negro A gentleman who was on the cars
with him day or two afief the nomination,
relates the following incident, Characteristic Of
.Old Pete I"
The venerable Peter Cartwright had taken d
seat for Rochester, aud, during some fifteen
minutes previous 10 the time the cars left the
depot, the Doctor was giving me, in his honest
manner, his opinion both Of Stephen A. Doug.
las aud Abraham Lincoln. lie had finished the
Little Giant" and was saying of " Honest
Abe" that he was good citizen, upright. and
ala polat Of talent is a second rate lawyer ~
Just 81 THAI moment in came bouncing hoi
Republican, with his platform in his hand, and
took seat near the Doctor. He came just in
tine to hear The remark III regard to LincoIn's
talent, aud il reused him wonderfully. He in.
gerfnpted the Doctor, (noi knowing him. anc
proceeded, under high pressure of steam, Il
inform him that be was mistaken on that point
After he had blown off somewhat, the Docto
sad :. Well, my friend. don't know but yol
are more iaaiiliar with the character and his
tory of both Mr.. Douglas and Mr.. Lincoln Thai
sm. For myself, can only say that hay
lived IN The same county with both Of them 70
twenty live years; that gave TO Mr.. Dougla
LIE frat otiics he was ever favored with. that
have myself twice run 10 opposition 10 Nj
Lincoln for seat IN the Legislature of Illinois
and beaten him both times-and can do
again IT WIFI BY this time you may we
suPpuse that tho laughter drowned whaieey
else the Doctor might have said.
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Notice TO the PnbIic.

The subscriber, having removed from her former
place Of business 10 Main street. opposite the I'D Post
Office would respectfully inform her friends and The
public generally that she has opened her stock offspring
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Rnofs amd Shaes.

N. BIN ccnsequence oil the III health other hns,
band lhe being able to attend 10 lns business as
iormerlyl she hos on hand large variety OF Ladies'
French Morocco, InJressed Morcco and Kid Boots
Ladies' Slippers, and Childrens Cater Boots Shoes
81. which she lsdssirous ofseng Please call and
anime for yourselves before purchasing elssw here
Prices below competition. mis- Mrs s. A. Il.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-22
THE OPERA.

1t Is seldom that we have the pleasure of record
lag such complete success as was achieved by the
opera Company last evening, in the performance of
f'JoIeHo. 1t was spIendidly produced, and adds
fresh laures to the renown of the singers. Madame
Colson was superb, both in her acting and singing
and 1t she had not already great name, her efforts
last night would have been sufficient to make one.
Slgnor terri fully sustained the reputation he en-
JoyS, Tor his merits in the character Of Rigoetto
una received the most fattering applause. Signor
oDrlgiia has very good method of singing. and
his voice, when heard in the softer parts of the
music Is very pleasant though it falls short of its
requirements when the forte passages are performed.
Miss Phillips in the part of Nagdalen, was fully
up to the role, and Sgnor Coletti also sustained his
part of Spora Fucae very finely. Tonight we
have Rossni's Opera of Nose in Egitto which ranks
among his best efforts, and has always enioyed
reputation for originality and lofty ideas. Every
one should 60 to this, the last Opera of the season
as 1t particularly suited to the talents of the Com
pany' and will certainly be great treat. The
company are so evidently determined to please
that they deserve a substantial token of annrocio
uon and encouragement to future efforts.