, 1863-01-26


IAK t11soSsas'-" leain ena. 1us ule'
aclacnnen. I" ene Aa"'.'s '',,, ess PA.:oAvls'
na1een nu''ofea ~ A' M ~" 1S - 'at'
Guy 1tis tuo1n e oeo. NJ H,f'e
on ueso'' 4A'' ~Ae'aS 7'''' !" "'4 ais
eAp.e~u
nA'AAo1o r@s1lsA1.-4ne : annual ies11sai
u ne en1esso {" -. LOUIS tsu''oaa ~. II u oe
ne'u ae 'ne ot'ses uoase, VI 1nalaaay even
1ng' FepEuaf5 OH. 1na' II WILL DC, par excel-
icncet tnc 1ctc o1 tne season, Inc character
and standing OF the management amply en-
sure;
CoRgEcr1os.-1n our notice of the Demo.
cratic, pow-Wow at BRYAN Hall, alIuding to
the sneakers promised from abroad. 'the
heavy guus'' Of the peace party, We by no
1eans l4ean. aus- ',1 ao.',ant @ - soona n f.ar~
~. rha. a. Hendricts Gov Norton "a ,
..a.r a1.st h.+t,;nr f,r tho canse NJ 1,hartx
ssatrns~ A. nnrer n,tr;ot 1;ves than he
DR. JAMES HusTER--This gentleman Is
now SO well and farorably known for his
great success in the treatment Of consump~
ton, aud its cognate diseases, that it is only
necessary for us to call attention to his con-
tinued visit to our city to awaken interest in
the fact. As the Doctors visit Is likely to
terminate coon, MI who desire to consult him
should do so at once, We again direct at
ien'''A ~ ''1e ""'''.aoe '..1a r. 4'''ei'
TUESDAY EvEs1sG's EsTEarA1ss1ESr.-In
addttion tn The address bv fbe caitor of the
Wisoons{a C5ie,. for the benefit of the Good
Tetpp!ars' Soldiers Aid Society, at Metropol~
itan Hall on Tuesday evening next, VIC are In
formed that the choir of st. Matyse Church,
under the leadership Of DR., n. n. Dunham.
hare penerous1v consented tn rive their ser.
yies on the OCCASION. This offers one Of the
richest intellectual and musical feasts Of the
season.
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IaEA1RE.-4ne Truly great actress. Emma
Manef, commences an engagement al Nc
'lckcrs ihea1fe on Monoay night-appcar'
ing as aos maeoe.n' soppofteo ps mr.
Wafer as hacoe1h. line fhiladelpma o1s's'
ddy -uefe"f4 says OF nef; ""c can judge
1rcn recorded criticism what siddonf
must nave eecn IN Lady Macbeth, vi
know by seeing her act repeatedly Wlla'
Rachcl ~ns IN fheeasa, and VIC have no hesita
'1oh III p1oaonacang Emma Wa1ers Marin:
"sco-1as@l " eiouon Laos Maeoeth, and su
dicnnc.''
E.A@s'-A"o eause fo"s o. oatfaeSs vert
destroyed " nfc' NJ camp Douglas, on Friday
ni". '"s n's "as CO. IL LUZ corner ttoH
niacn tic "1no "'b oio" inss' VIII Ine lnten
tlon " aest'",ine Ill u1e oa91achs IN the en-
closufe' posslo'e. IL Is reported 70 De tht
,eeu,4 " ols.1st1.ass'u ma y TX ~ tne neashoof
uooa ~ 4ee .ne o,oo 1'oe, e.. pta'oae.S noS
Ha'ans seeon.u''N'.ion0 4h0 soiae's a
eamr 4''0 'u'nsa oAl nt'naalts' ano Al
80 80 ~. ~ ~ .,l 441ee ,, ~ 'e'''!a
"o"n - [1 .!N,'t.,. t :. ~, Ares' -
on', ,iaal'et ~ "nIsu ~ eole u1'e pse'' ~
so "1.ou1 ~ .4o ~ ~. ea9 A'es'
oas''n eAt.aues ~ n's''aausS sssee
1.ssEaD.1I '. @' :" " ~o@A w oil
"aa' ~ u,otHs -,'
broke ont IN bfonson's paint shop, near tn
corner Of "cst h1nzlc anu Union Streets Ih
4oss on pul'o'ng anu STOCK was $=p, "hic
~as covered bs insurance. The Ase oriSinate
FROM carelessnese, some newly painted wiz
dow blinds having been left too near th
stove.
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1nhs,sNt444o a. 44oH.-1nos' D. o'san' }, 1's4' w
on siiaas .as' sefs unespcc1ea's i''aoe III
teeai"ea. "a nne Soiu,ae'aea ea'e, appFs
pt''sets tnec'i'ea' 'Ac E'it u tne olncc'S
LUG AUuT NHuQEfX1EH lEElEEEHkl0E LIE QuT
oacns en.ast'an assoc'a,lon' no" AZ Gam
s'atlne' n!einpn1s = ,s''cr aeeompan.e
e'@o '.'' ~ t'''1 49, s"e au'e"t'o
."o u,,Ae A' As'n "A'1 so"
.a1s y. easn "rpls!,'atsou . y. tne many 81
''ceo ne u'u 'e"ue.sa '"en ~ A'o1ns 10
ef"'' .ne'r companies anu otpersise' the n
venting it. We congratulate the rccIpien
The officers Of the I'D have conferred thu
gift upon a most courteous gentleman NJ
sterling, unconditional patriot. Few men
their civil capacity have done more for Il
cause Of freedom than THOMAS B. BRIAN.
A ASr7srRisE.-Whilc the family Of Rev
II. Bugbec were in attendance at tue children
CONCERT, Friday evening last, some fifty your
people from his own md other congregation
in The city, took possession Of the pazsonas
and or their return, at about O'Clock, fou1
The pazlors filed with a laoPy young COZ
pany, while in the dining room were scvc'
ladies busicd IN laying the table for SIM
. t1,ous repast- After tho FIRST table had be
served, Al, elegant silver cake basket was n
sentcd to Mrs. B. by one Of the yotng 1adi
in behalf Of tic company This Is not t
INT TIME 1he fastor family nave been tn
Avofcd- LAST winter Mrs. Bugbee was MA
the grateful recipient Of valuable get of fu
from some oi the ladies' Of thu Indiana stFt
M' t. cnuleh- Long lte and happiness to
11osc VINO naFe 20 klhdis and substantial
,.,n"., ~ -" o.'.1 - o.e 1ioApo'.-An
W. ""' o'As't% 1u4'nf 141oas anu posuon
eataluay, owing 10 the 1act fiiat the Board
fuolie works, as well as everybody else, we
dissatisfied with its performances. To lna
the c'apper epfane away from the bell, 50
10 prevent EARRING sound, heavy spring
The upper part OF the shaft has been used
."asaecer1aince1' upon examination, that II
spring was TOO much Of good thing, rcqu
ing depression o. 1oar inches before
c'apper reached 9ne beu' 1t was belie'
Tint this spring deadened the force OF
blow, and the spring WAS accordingly we'
c'cd. On Saturday night the bell ag
struck the hours, and made a worse no
than ever, While It was no more powcr1
tic quality OF tone was worse than that q