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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-23
An Extra session ofCongress.

In anticipation that Fort Sumter is TO be
evacuated. the Republican papers are clam
oring for an extra session of Congress, with
out stopping 20 consider the circumstances
under which it would be assembled. The
seeding States-South Carolina, Georgia
Florids, Alabama, Louisiana. Mississippi, and
Texas-number fourteen Senators and thir-
ty-seFen Representatives, and only one OF
the latter will probably be present al call
ed session. The following States are not yet
represented in the lower House of the Con-
gress of 1861, and do not hold their elections
till the times designated
Members
California-lst Thursday Of September. q
Kentucky-lst Monday of August. 10
Maryland-Ist Wednesday of November. 6
North Carolina-2d Tuesday of August.
Rhode Isiand-I>t Wednesday of April .
Tennessee--1st Thursday of August....1O
yirginia-4lh Thursday Of May
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-23
PROPERTY AT CORNER OF CREDIBLE STREET AND
WATKINS, AVFNITE

PURSUANT to a decree rendered by the Chancery
Court at Nashville, the 22d November 1850 in the
case of James " McConbs Chas E. h. Martin and
others will sell at public SALE in the Chancery Court
Room, at the Court House in Nashville, Saturday
April 1861 that parcel Real Estate at the of
Criddle and Watkins Avenue. heretofore sold
by said J. W. McCombs to said Chas. f. II. Martin,
and on which buildings have been erected Under
this decree shall offer sell the following portion Of
the Lot, towit: 81 feet front Watkins avenue by
las y feet CFiddle street.
= TERMS and IL months credit with interest from
execute notes with approved sureties, and lien
tanned J. E. GLEAyES, C. & N.
,,arG-
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No. IL.
THURLow WEED LOT, North FRONT (wATER)
STREET

PURSUANT to decree rendered by the Chancery
Court at Nashville the 23d November 1860 in the
cast OF Agnes d. Weed Thurlow A. Weed, will
sell at public sae the Chancery Court Room at the
Court House, in the city of Nashville, ON Saturday,
April 8, 1861, certain Lot Of Ground, fronting BIZ
feet on Front street and near the Railroad Bridge.
TERMS-1, 2 and years credit with interest, pur-
chaser give notes with approved sureties and lien
retained. j. Z. GIEAVES, C. 4 N.
"a dc -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-23
REMAINDER INTEREST IN WIDOWS DOVER FOR
SALE

? PURSUANT to decree rendered by the Chancery
Court at Nashville the 4h December, 1860, in the
Of John Hurt, Admir-, &c, vs. Eliz. Hurt and
others, will sell at public sale, in the Chancery
Court Room, at the Court House in Nashville Sat
urday, April g. 1861, the Tract of 81 and lib
poles of Land-part Of the Ben Hurt farm and that
portion assigned 10 the widow as her dower-and the
will be sold subject to the said widows life
tate in it, --t.a-
TERMS IL, is and "a months credit, with inter-
est, purchaser to execute notes with approved
ties and lien retained. J. E. GLEAVES, G. &M.
mark-fdS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-23

a Test QUEsTIoS.-A theological student
asked by Professor, PRAY, Mr.. E., how
would you discover foolf'' by the ques-
tion he would ask" said Mr.. E.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-23
xnsloyent Notice.

HAVE this day suggested to the Clerk ofthe County
Court of Davidson county, the insolvency OF the
tate OF Richard j. Warmack decd and notify all per
having claims against said estate to file them duly
authenticated with said clerk for pro settlement
on or before the LIST day of September 1861, they
will be forever barred by law. This March I'D 1861.
mar23-w4t L. WARMACK, Admir-.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-23
DISS0LUTI0y or COPARTNggSHIP.

TINE Copartnership heretofore existing between
i OrrMA SPRINGER and J. g. HAUGH. under the
style OF o. SPRINGER co has been this day dis
solved by mutual consent 6zrxx srHsSsEE being the
only one authorized 20 collect debts due the old
r and all those indebted wi please call and settle
Immediately. The business viii hereafter be confin-
ued by Nessrs- w. SPRINGER BRO, ottma Spring
er acting Agent Hzr14-1m
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-23
PROPERTY AT CORNER OF CRIDpLE STREET AND
WATKINS. AVENUE.

PURSUANT to decree rendered by the Chancery
Court Nashville the 22d November, 1850, in the
case of w W. Finn Chas E II. Martin and others,
will sell at public sale, in the Chancery Court Room
April 1861 that parcel of Real Estate the
Criddle street and Watkins Avenue, heretofore sold
by Jas. W. McCombs to Chas. E II. Martin, and on
which buildings have been erected. Under this de-
shall offer to sell the whole lot 81 feet front
on Watkins avenue, by 170X feet Criddle street.
TERMS-6 months credit with interest, and free
from redemption purchaser to execute notes. with
proved sureties, and lien retained
mar6-tds ]. E. GLEAVES, C. II.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-23
CHANCRRY SALES
WEDNESDAY, APRIL II, 1861.


DURSUANT 70 decree rendered by the Chancery
l. Court at Nashville, in the Of W. A Whissett,
Executor OF William James FaFrsr, deceased, vs.
Wash X. Lucas, and others, will sell az public sale,
at IL O'Clock, A. NJ. on Wednesday April IL, ls6l, At
the Court House in Nashville Tract Of 10 Acres and
so Poles OF Land lying in District No. Q, and being
Of the subdivisions Of the Whitsett Farm and the
land heretofore sold by Complainant 10 the said Wash
r. Lucas.
TERMS IL and Is months credit with interest,
and sale free from redemption purchaser 20 execute
with approved surety, pasabem Bank, aud lien
TO be retained j. = GlEAsES,
mar2t-tds Clerk and Master
nURSUAST TO a decree rendered by the Chancery
Il Court at Nashville, on the Esd November, 1850,
In the case Of w. A. Whissctt vs. Wash. K Lucas,
viii sell public sale, at IL O'Clock, A NJ Wednes
day, April H. 1884, AZ the Court House Nashville
Of "a Acres and - Poles Of Land heretofore sold
by Complainant, W A Whitsett 70 the defendant, W.
Lucas and described In the title bond executed for
same which 10 registered on page 70, Book - Regis
ter's Once, d. G.
TERMS6 IL and Is months credit with interest,
and sold free from redemption, purchasers 70 execute
notes with approved surets and len 20 be retained
mar21-tds J. Z GLEkvES, c. & u.
PURSUANT 70 > decrse rendered by Tia cfAncery
I Court q Nashville the 10th December, l6oc, Ia
the eases Of W. A. Whitsett samuel W. Edlnonson
and others, and a ksaxi1a AcHuyTy and others, ex
perts WI ns e puolo sn1e - IL oelock, A. ~, o.
"Wednesday, Apru u, ISL - sbe cosxt HOUSE n
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-23

~The St. Louis Democrat calls Jim
Green" the ..Satyr of The Senate" The an
clients represented the Satyr as half goat
and half man. Isn't the ST. Louis Democrat
too complimentary by hdkf-Lon. Jour.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-23
HOUSE AND LOT AT CORNER OF MARKET AND
JACKSON STREETS

PURSUANT to a decree rendered by the Chancery
Court at Nashville the 29h November 1860 in the
case of Moore p J. Naylor and others, viii sell
at public ssle in the Chancery Court Reom, at the
Court House, in the city of Nashville, on Saturday,
April 8, 1851 the Lot Of Ground sold by jackson B.
white in Oct 1855 to C. d. Jackson, and then to p.
J. Naylor; lies the corner OF Market and Jackson
streets-fronts about 120 feet Market and
back about $50 feet. and sriu Be sold tn parcets
TERMS-l2 and IS months credit, without interest,
purchaser TO execute with two approved suretes
and lien to be retained. ]. T. GLEAYES, C. l. NJ.
marS-tds
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-23
A CHANCE FOR THE CRAFT.-The Printe
makes the following proposition:
$1,000 PREMIUM
GOOD NEWS FOR JoURNEYMAN PRINrE

GOOD NEWS FOR JOURNEYMAN PRINTERS!
The publishers of The Printer, with view
to the extension of the circulation of .'the
Organ of the Craft and its consequent
greater usefulness, have resolved to offer as
a premium we'll assorted JOB PRINTING Or
FIoE, worth $1,000, to the fortunate individ-
ual out of $500 advance paying subscribers
Inclusive of those already on our list) to
whom a responsible Committee may award
it. The Office will consist Of
One Ruggles Half Medium Combination Engine
$50. $500 90
One Gordon Franklin Card and Blhead Press. $50 90
One Hoe & Co.'S new Cabinet, full size, with
standing galley on top, 20 cases, job and
triple-a beautiful article ............. so 90
One Imposing Stone and Frame. .......... 25 90
Assortment of Wood Type 100 90
Assortment of Metal Type, suitable for jobs,
cards, billheads, and cireulars-an new. I65 90
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-23

rlsHE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders n the
] Edgeheid Kentucky Railroad Company, win be
held Saturday, the seth day Of March, Instant ~
ton OF Directors for the ensuing year ana encn otner
business may be brought before The meet nx-
mars-sosd " b A. kAhSE Z, ssereesry-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-23

PURSUANT to decree rendered by the Chahcery
Court at Nashville, on the 29th day OF November
1850, in the Of Embrey 4 Eichbaum vs.. W. III
McNairy and others, will SELL at public sale, in the
Chancery Court Room at the Court House. in this city
Saturday April 9th, 1861 Lot No. oil, in the plan
of the McNairy West Nashville Properiy-as
is spread pages 136 and 49,, Minute Book of this
office. This Lot fronts 100 feet, has depth of from
167 TO $50 feet.
TERMS months credit without interest," and free
from redemption, purchaser notes with APP
proved sureties and lien retained.
mare-tds J. E. GLEAVES. C. & "
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-23
Bakery and Confectionery for
Sale.

nyHS Establishment Is located In the most pleasant
i part OF the city, and is doing good cash bust
ness but owing the III health Of the proprietor,
will be disposed Of at reasonable price, aud terms 90
suit the purchaser For particulars enquire Of Hr.
Camp, at this Office tsb12-u
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-23

TIE RIeHT SPIRIT.-We clip the following
from the Nashville Patria
ssif you are Union man can't trade
with you any more, !" said Jealous secession
list to merchant Of this city yesterday.
Il have goods for sale. moi principles"
was the reply. IF you like the former.
can supply you. but under no circumstances
will sacrifice the latter for your CUSTOM
That's the sort of talk. II the game of
prescription is to be attempted, let it be
known They are secession business men who
will suffer most. The great masses of the
people of Tennessee are for the Union, and
will not stand by and see Union men pro-
scribed because they will not forswear their
government aud become traitors.
Yes, chats the sort of talk 1t shows
the right spirit, and the only spirit We
agree fully with our Nashville contemporary.
If the secessionists, amongst the rest of their
miserable games. want to play the game of
prescription, let them begin it as soon as
they please. We guess the iron pot of
Un1onism can stand the collision quite as
well as the eartben pot of secessionism.
Loyalty has at least as much fortitude as
disloyalty, and, in this quarter of the coun-
try, many times as much volume.--Lou- Jour.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-23

NEGRO Brogans, Double and Single Sole, Kip and
IN Grain Leather Boots. A mesh supply chezp FOL
cash by JOHN RANAGE,
nov23-G - College street.
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No. q
SMALL. FARM ON HILISBOR0 TURNPIKE, 4 ACRES
32POLTS

PURSUANT TO decree rendered by the Chancery
Court at Nashville the 18th November, 1862 the
OF John Balm vs.. George Moore, 1 viii sell at
public SALE in the Chancery Court Room the Court
House, in Nashville, Saturday, April 9th, 1861, the
Tract Of Acres and 81 Poles of Land, lying the
east side Of the Nashville and Hlsboro Turnpike road
about miles from the city heretofore sold by the
Complainant TO the Defendant.
TERMS and II months credit from day of sale,
without interest and free from redemption purchaser
TO execute notes with approved sureties and lien
be retained. J. E GLEYES, C. NJ
mar6-tdS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-23

Nashville. Tract Of 1o< Acres Of Land hsrsto6ors
sold by ". A. Whitseft to Samuel ". Ednouson,
bounded as follows beginning at 8 stone s W
Edmonson's North corner; thence South III x
poles TO B. s. Orgain's Northwest corner; thence
west Ss-loth poles TO stake stone thence North
81 2-l0fh poles to stake, thence West pole TO
stake; thence North 10K degrees, West a 6-Iozh
poles to Mulberry, thence East TO the bezinningp
TERMS6, IL and Is months credit with interest
and sale without redemption, purchaser to execute
notes with approved surefies, payable in Bank, and
lien to be retained. J. Z GLEATE, C. IN
mar22-tds
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-23
HOUSE AND LOT ON LEBANON TURNPIKE, SOUTH
NASHVILLE.

PURSUANT to decree rendered by the Chancery
Court at Nashville the 30th May, 1850, and
the 9th day of Becember, 1850, in the case OF Vim.
Fox and wife Frank and Riley Rowton, will sell,
at public sale, in the Chancery Court Room, at the
Court House in Nashville, on Saturday, April 6, 1861
House and of 40 feet front on Lebanon Turnpike
in South Nashville known the property owned in
common by the parties to this suit.
TERMS and years credit with interest from
day of sale, except SIS cash. purchaser to
notes bearing interest, and payable in Bank. Mini
mum price $3.50. J. Z. GLEAVES, c. I'm.
mar6-tds
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-23
Auction Sale Of Fresh Groceries
BIZ
TERRASS BROTHER RS.
ONO cRAPHY
DOLBEAR

TX. DOL BEAR
NM ILL teach new class in this useful Art, from
w to at night, in Kirkman's Buildings, on Sum
mer street. New Pupils will be received in the class
during the present week The class will be taught by
the use OF such panoramic illustra
tons as viii lessen the labor of the
learner one-half. ~ AS<53 The present slow
and cumbersome ~ style of writing
suited the age of nat boat mule travelling
but the age Of steamboats, and railroads requires the
Pennot to waste seven-eghfhs Of the time OF the wri
ter. Tho people Of Nashville have paid dearly for
being grossly deceived in regard TO the utility OF this
art and the ease with which it be learned but for
which deception the pupils ofthe Public Schools might
have had its advantages free Of eresse, instead of
having the Schools the theaer OF private speculation
under the sanction of the place men OF education
A9-Mr. d. gives lessons in Pennianship as usual
MARRIOTT =
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-23
LOT OF u FEET ON SOUTH COLLEGE STREET, N
Hxs1AS GROVE PROPERTY.

PURSUANT To q decrss rendered by the Chancery
Court It Nashville on the 5oh November, 1850 In the
eass Of 3. r Fort, Admir- W. Heirs Of John T. I'm
I'd others VII ssh ~ public sale, IN tbs Chancery
Coa r. Roocn at ths Court Houss, IN Nashville, Sat-
usl1ny, Aprii 8, 1854, - fest q eroond &C ccisge
GsoS n13h1 he sans beng part 81 Iqs No. % an
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-23
TOYS & FIREWORKS.


GyoUNTRY MERCHANTS aad all others desiring any
~ thing IN the above line, win find the best assc<t-
meut N the city 81 LuCKS
asct-M Is enion sfssst.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-23
Markets by Telegraph.

NEW ORLEANS, March 22.-CoTTos.-The
Steamers news had no effect on the market.
Sales to-day 5000 bales; Middling l2a1241;
sales of the week $4,000 bales; receipts OF
the week p, 500 bales, against 81 500 bales
during the corresponding time last year; ex-
ports OF the week 102, 900 bales; total ex-
ports of the season 81 500 bales; total re-
ceipts at this port less than at the same time
last year 292, 900 bales, at all southern ports
us 900 bales; stock at New Orleans 244, 500
bales Flour dull at 5 15a5 %. Coffee sales
of the week IL $50 bags; imports none; stock
1920 bags against $4,000 bags at the same
time last year. Freights to Liverpool 7-l6a
al.
ARRIvED-Corinthian from Liverpool.
1.-THE Eastern line Is interrupted to-night.)
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From ST. Louis.
LOUIS, March 22.-Tbe Conven
d the majority and minority rel
ommittee, which were made the
for the third Monday in Decemb
was adopted for the t
zen delegates to the Border Stat
vi. Adjourned
From New Orleans.
~, nn,.x-r AF.raI 40 Tbo III,
From ST. Louis.
From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, March 22.-The ship Poca-
hontas from New Orleans to Liverpool. be-
fore reported ashore, has arrived safely at
Key West.
The ship Judith from Calcutta for New
Orleans, was wrecked on the 18th, two miles
from Cape Corrientas. The crew and passen-
gers were rescued, and there is probability
of saving the cargo.
The schooner Cactus from Brazos to New
York was wrecked off Cuba aud is total
loss.
1t is understood that the Confederate State
Commissioners to Europe will not leave un-
til the 3Ist.
By proclamation of Gen. Bragg, all ves-
sells are prohibited from furnishing supplies
to war vessels off Pensacola or Fort Pickeus
under forfeiture of confiscation.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-23
Foreign.

New YORK, March PA Southampton
dispatch says the Europa sailed on the 9th
for Queenstown. to take the Australasian g
cargo to New York.
The Holland Ministry has resigned.
perfectly gloomy tranquility prevailed
at Warsaw.
The Russian serf emancipation project will
be settled during Lent.
The Denmark aud Holstein question has
ELECTED the interference of England, France
and Russia.
Cavour has notified the European Govern
ments of the necessity of settling the Roman
question.
LoNDoN.-Money is slightly more strin-
gent. Illinois Central Railroads have de-
clined.
The ship Conquest, from Mobile for Liver
pool, went ashore at Carnovan Bay, and is
probably total wreck.
The Ocean Guide, from Newport for Gal
weston, was abandoned at sea on the 18th of
February. Her crew was saved.
In the House of Commons Hennessey
charged Russell with concealing important
dispatches relative to Tuscany and Naples.
Bowyer said the policy of the Foreign Off
Ger would lead to war
The London Times says the new American
tariff will be almost an absolute prohibition
of European articles, and will damage Ame-
RIGA more than Europe.
FRANCE.-BOissy attacked the alliance
with England in the Senate, but it was re-
ceived with dissatisfaction.
Business was very dull in the manufactu-
ring districts. Flour advanced.
Austria has sanctioned the establishment
of an electoral law in Croatia.
ITALr--The bombardment of Irvitilla was
commenced on the 10th.
Popular demonstrations were occurring at
Rome.
River News.
ST.. LOUIS, March 22.-The river has fallen
inches in the last "a hours. The upper
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gg Telearaph.
FROM wa.bin.ton

WASHINGTON. March 2I.-The Intelligen-
Ger, in an editorial. takes strong ground
against coercion. 1t thinks o convention of
the States must settle the difficulty, or the
independence of the Southern Confederacy
be acknowledged. Many Republican leaders
coincide, others determinedly oppose this
view.
WASHINGTON, March 22.-The failure TO
evacuate Fort Sumter is ascribed to techni-
cal reasons 1t is said that it will take place
Immediately.
The Senate will probably not adjourn till
the middle of next week Mason, Hunter
and M'Lean have gone home.
The following combinations were made:
Charles Howe, Collector at Kew West; Sam
uel Long, Consul to Lahaima.
The President has determined to call an
extra session of Congress.
Commodore Stringham has been ordered to
report Immediately to the Navy Department.
From New York.
New YoRK, March 21.-Gen. Nye accepts
the Governorsbip of Nevada Territory.
NEW YORK, March 2i.-The Herald's WASH
ington dispatch says that the inconsistencies
between Anderson's dispatches before and
after the Inauguration lead to whisperiugs in
Executive circles that Anderson may be in
completely with the Secessionists.
NEW YORK, March 22.-The steamer Arago
has arrived at Sandy Hook with Liverpool
dates of March 9th.
Cotton sales Monday and Tuesday 81, 900
bales. of which SPECTATORS took IL 900 bales.
The steamers news from the United States
caused an advance of ) on upland, and l-16
on other qualities, closing with an advancing
tendency.
Manchester advices are favorable; all quail
tiles slightly advanced. Breadstufs quiet;
-four, all qualities, slightly Jooiincdj provis-
ions quiet; consols 9lsa93a for money and
account.
From Ohio.
COLUMBUS, o., March fisherman is elect
ed U. S Senator.
From California.
FoEr KEARNEY, March 19.-Thc Califor-
MIA Legislature ballotted, on the Sth, for U.
S. Senator, without choice Weller stood
highest.
Stony Union resolutions passed the Assem-
bly, on the 7tb.
From ST. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, March 22.--The Convention re-
ceived the majority and minority reports of
the committee, which were made the special
order for the third Monday in December.
A resolution was adopted for the election
of seven delegates TO the Border State Con-
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FoEr KEARNEY, March 19.-Thc Califor
MIA Legislature ballotted, on the Sth, for U
S. Senator, without choice Weller stood
highest.
Stony Union resolutions passed the Assem-
bly, on the It'll.
The hydraulic press., 1861-01-19
Sweefland Correspond ence.

SwEETLAND, Jan. Is, 1861.
Editors Hydraulic Press:
Since the storm has acept its fury
away, and the bright sun has gladdened "old
mother earth" once more, our people" have
generally resumed their usual cheerfulness.-
Still there are some who will talk secession, and
speculate upon what Uncle Abe sciH and ,ciH not
do, when he takes hold of the ribbons to drive
the "team of State" "Our People are emi-
nently loyal, however-still there may be found
those who think South Carolina might as well
slide as not. But the ''great heart" of the city
beats for the whole Union.
Speaking of patriotic people, reminds me that
the great Bard hath said
''He that hath not music it his soul,
And is not stirred by the concord of sweet sounds
Is mt for treason, stratagems and spoils."
And who dare charge this community with a
lack of musical talent, or even with lack of ap-
probation of the angelic art. Certainly no one
who had the pleasure of hearing the Cambrians
on last Saturday night. Perhaps you and the
good people of our Big Sis up the Ridge are not
aware that the Jones' gave us rare treat (feast
is the word) ON that evening? Well, they did,
l shall not discriminate, nor attempt to point out
the particular excellence ofany one of the troupe,
where all acquitted themselves so ably. Still, 1
shall not refrain from saying, that Miss Jones'
instrumental pieces were skillfully and admirably
performed-and if were permitted to select the
vocal gems of the evening, they would be Grain
on the Roof" by Mrs. and Miss j., and CLARK
the Merry Christ Church Bells" by the Choir
There were many other pieces that drought
down the house. in rounds of applause.
After the Concert was over, some of the per-
formers adjourned to the Assembly Hall, who
were joined by other of our musical men, and
some pronounce the second as good as the first.
This do not subscribe to; as the ladies, "God
bless 'em," were not of this after party; and as
had enough for one night, did then as I do now
retire. Yours, &C.,
MANZANITA.