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without regard 10 value and not TO be paid for uu-
al you snoe what you viii receive.
Among those who have acknowledged the re
,,,5,,f - z EAIIfABLE GIFTS drawn from this Ass
elsiion since Jsa = $50, ihe iooStag kindly per
IN Ts,r enqtou Pa cold Patent Lever w wstch
value s Co RonL H Hotehllsst NeS HsEeu, Conn
MeIodeon. value $50, " II Willis, " ga 81 n.
n. diamond Cluster Pm, yslne Sepl. Mrs K Tar
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= Irckarruu. BfnFhampfon. \ T., Ael.fdeon, value
gluO Mr. 4 h stone, 81 Tenth 81, J., Piano. val
ue Ss5o Mrs Thos A Miller, scranton, Pa, isa-
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washington, d c., 60 4 Bunting Ossed esico,
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- - 80 thelr naues plbl shed or se mizlii eK-
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thr gsr,f6~s,s or Qrer ,nr =Qrne Article, fSarth a
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ofice, or sent by NAL % any sdcrsssi NehSot =
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chsser will see whsi Az lcio y drnss sna - - ',
uhieh may hs fralr One b Eite admired D1ilAI-
snd can then teua one Dollar and Feceise the ar
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COLLECTING AGENTS
WALL PAPER, etc.

UIIsoN, : W Co.-MAnuiacturers and
w wholesale and Retail Dealers Ia TO- Copper
and Sheet Iron Ware and Furnishing Goods. no II
College street.
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The Brevet Colonel Judah, Of the
regular arTpy, whose death, on Staten
Island. New York harhOF, has been an.
nounced in our dispatches was the Gen.
Judah Of volunteers, who took part in
the defense Of Cineinnati in 1850 lie
was born in Maryland in lssl, gradua
ted at Vest Point in l.i8, and was bre-
yetted First Lieutenant for gallant con
duet At the battle Of Molino del Rev.
Mexico, IN ISL. he was breyetted
Captain tor his bravery al Chapultepeo,
few days after He vas made Brig-
adler Gensrai Of volunteers IN lsd2 10
is63 he commanded one Of the columns
Of cavalry which pursued aud captured
John Morgan on hls rad through Ohio
IN July. 1865
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t1ROPERTF oSuers on Coiiese saa Asrssi
4 islrssfs. belsesn ths saasre sd ersA4 etfeeii
A. heruty nauhed - constfurs New stone o. erick
I,sgerueuts % reset The cid ones wherever a =
,,5Taf Ia ss,roFa anse gsith The speci6rato1s and
,.s,s ,lhtcl NiA b ntfafGea ~ - kfy knglnees
y, .r.if ssilou sad sors must b caIamso,eat
sth6 tsn Gays from ia.s oAls, ard rushet rap. !
- -, l-sisa or IL CiIF Ell eo1fnaci uh pErass
= - .sTpe' sna ths Kpsass ssn - ehsrfed q
as ~ p,s9s'" y. MAST. BROWN, Mayer.
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Consultation Life Syrup,
l. the Poor Mans Friend. and the Rch Mans
Blessiog.
WILLIAM H. GREGG, n. D.,
sole Proprietor New York.
NORtsAN a ALLEN,
nov lS-Sm. Nholeiaie nTagsls's, Akesss'
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Comm dg Line OF Rio Grands
To Major tisneral Weitzsl, Command
ing District Rio Grands
During yesterday and 10 day these
prisoners have been gong through the
usual mOckery Of a tlisi. znd they viii
unquestlonably be shot Tomorrow or
the day following They baloag 70
c0FtiuGB command between whom
aud General hsiia there is very bitter
feeling Of enmity.
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tA.kkf q SMITH, Nos. se aad g Uuiou street
" lnp stslTsl represent The flil5Firs Compauirs
tntns y hsruofd, sseunsy. Msnea tsn, Me5roDolf
tsn, PhosuiH and knickeTf5ekeT - ~ ~ ~
and Accident Of Columbus, Lhio.
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The took i q crown $50 Of 550 pages. hAaJ-
someiy got up ruce, In cloth .; leAihsr s. g.
Returned or dssbled SOLDIER, ioyal men every
VII r, can make good wsges IN selling tins book.
For { Tth,r particulars, applyt0
DERRY MILLER, Publishers,
jaul4-lm No Spruce sL, New York.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Great Prize Distribution
BY THE
NEW YORK GIFT ASSOCIATION
7Is Broadway, New York.

Diamond Pins, Brooches and Ear Drops. Ladies
set of Gold and Coral; Jet and Gold, Florenune,
Mosaie Jet Lava, and Cameo Sets OF studs, Vest
snd Neck CHAINS. Plein snd Chased e'lf hnes,
cold Thiubles, Ioczeis, New style Bet Bnckles,
Gold Pons ard Psncis. Fancy Work Boxes, Gol
Pens With Gold aud 81 yer Extension Holders, sud
alafge assortment OF Foe Jewelry of every des-
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take him from home and is resting pa
tientiy and confidently, and happy in
the felt presence snd smiles Of Jesus,
not knowing or being careful what
day may bring forth.
A B WAvBAUGH
SrRNGFIEIB, o. Jan l9, > p IN
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EXECUTIVE MANSION,

Tie sb1Vs WoTk Is not onig en iaTssd DY tie
Presdeut, ss the best aad most cOmpiels, OaI We
have the pleasure oI sdaiug certificate from nis
Bon and FuTste Secretary-
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NJ bAh Agenls sautsl - eel snss
a1d ssa1auEi sEalE3 aAChlNE
t1s - e1asp &c lioals51 AItrsss shAW :
aLt6a Hstsfsft aatEs
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- PRING WATER BREWERY.-MAHKEL 4
y FRANK, successors TO NJ J. Drucke.. Brewers
Of Ale and Lager Beer. no. Al Broad stree, Nash
VILE. Tenn. idecS ly
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Aftk'fi1N illsrnzv .-Gltckf ou tle o.
ilcr banking Co.. Belfast. Ireland. .a .rr..s
'i tl o. ti9 i1r solo ft O. IS. urtu.r.r 3d.
ker o ulcr. 80. q, COLLEGE street.
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..',..'' -o''e -'F 2 - iho,sysarls sl ssr,-sls
''''' - @l1 O9aicae-ais. lss .ars,-t e-r-
scion .o,.-gn in 'ae weai, .l- ssIg. us...,-I....,
49, '.-.-' .-e'aeiiolr 'as r.ass. aa..sr,s..ss
~. ..' ,.ai'l' - '4el-r sssst. ..u....- ~.
4aE.r
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wAsHSsroS, b c Dec. =, ls65. !
Efom ths eKa-uiuation ] have been able 10 give
the Lie Of AndrsW Johrsnn. which yOg send me,
believe It 10 b. the best srrsnRed and most com
psts yet published, snd you vii please Sccept the
ihsDks Of the President sad myself Tor tie oOpes
yCu % kindly forwarded
lSignsdl RJK'T JOHNSON, Phi. See
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Circuit Court, jamestown,
ncrnaER rERM- Ises

OCrosER rERM, lssS.
ioha b. s&adusiy
III Hsfhsd d C. Trsas snd n hanh
IT appearing that n q. Irssis snd ~ h-iAel,
are pon iesidsuss u The state q Tenae-see, -,
tlssl ~ agrschment has heeu duly leFied ~ We ]
pfuprr rty it . ordered that pubicsticu - ~ ~
Tor tour succeSsiFe weeEs, N the NAshNiie y eehl
tiutnp notfging aid dssendRnis q ap5ssf - or
he IIi.lrp al he Crcut C1ufl Ca ne hfet ondal
cf Feh-iafy ~ ~ thea ana tlere b. utsts aeir1-
10 sAia suit ctnrrwiss luaEneni by avssuh VII q
takgn ags usl them l. = Nhi1hAs . NtetA'
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B. S. TUTHILL,
Collecting Agent,
Deputy U. s. MaFshsI Mid. Dist Of Tenn.
VIII give prompt attention - the
Collection Of claims, Notes, Ac-
counts, &e.,

IN Middle Tennessee, and the invest ga'ion of the
solTency OF pebsors-
DREnIpORS shrcad NAV enclose their claims,
1 , sna n cent upon The gross srnouut VII Be
6s-rd lor ~ examination into The solvency Of the
sshfSr and a fiau report thereon Where coile,-
ID us are made moders'e sdditions eotnmissienl
- !, ,,,s.-fing 5 per cent, NIL b charged Mer
shsnts of ms city and Attorneys eAn have their
-.i,-s - ~ sftfr aud the psIttes seen m person
On the same terms go, Z.
Room fosI-ofice, Lock Box 81.
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Notfce.

n \. Harrison Esq 4 s. D.s Au'yr Nashsaie.
n X f,iSscock' u. ;. Man hsl, Nsshslie.
Ia p Wukms Esd Nashgiie-
h d. Essi, ksq,. NsshrihA lle,
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Administrators 8 Notice.

Usylss7 eaaEhaa ~ Ednll.sirlior Ga ths -.
tstsof Jehn b Hsa. o. essed. ~ % uo-
IN ~ psr-ons haYing cafl' asucs ssid estate q
Eis aseln g,tn NJ eishsu the ne nFessr I'D -
- sFthsy ua5hs barred. sad th1ss .Baented .
cone foreEra sn4 make psyussoi
ssnis-a JOEsHU. SMITH. Admrr
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United States Steel Pen Works
FACTORY, CAMDEN. n. J.
R. Ens1eRBRooK & co.

81 LII y .--'-' : 7 - I lLIl1I
NE s0s Arch - Phns
WAREHOUSES No. ~ John-sS, Ne~ Yorh.
S,AaPI.ss sud pEices 90 application. Lots made
- to order Of ans ptiiszn or -tarIa resYsurei
CAUrlox -Ihsse Peas sre vi geauine Amer cxn
msnufs -ture sud eqGRl nolsh east CITY aud dae-
nsss of polBt 20 tis bhst iintA1rted. They zre,
leasfare, lurs % sam tae confdeace ofihe Amer.
r.apatI Tua ia,-s ls II @ " o. iauaiure - ann.
ssai se.surity aesin4 q t.lreif q il'.i sti.an
~ fsr ssis 81 reaIi y ~ sRsoosr- IN iha
ui.lIaj sasies. T. hSAkkhalhJk . 30.
t.sfzi--sns sod
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AND sTATIONEns.
CAKRIAGE MANUFACTUHEHs.

CINGLkToN, X. d a-Bookselier, Publisher
- ssatoner, and Periodical Dealer, Post OEle
Building
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents of Insurance COrapanIes.

! CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents of Insurance Companies.
0,AREF a sNITH. Nos. ss aod i Uu,os s,T-g1
Atas u Hsrtord Security, Mssss ~ SsfrcI.i
tsnl fhcsulH and kniekeTbockeF 4 ifs of NJ 1orF
and Aceident Of Columbus, Chio.
D . ATTORNEYS an law.
| GAMPBELL MoREEE GRoEsBEcK. Attor-
- - LAY hna Claim Agents, Practice u 81!
-9e C.nrLs. Collections promptly s'tends5 70;
tlsG claims against the United States and Vouchers
collected, Oiiiee "a North Cherry street. Ip stars.
ntls, L A.-AttOTnsy snd Councillor az Law,
" once ae5< cherry s.. ? o. Box TIs
BANKEHs AND IEIiOkRRs.
LsIRsF NATIONAL BANK-Governmeu peposi-
4 tOsy-Ho. % College street. between Union
and The Pa0iie square -iaeaiers IN Daeurrspt
Money, Exehsnge, Coial ana 6oFerumeut eeourl-
iaes o. Al klnds- SioeEs and Bonds bought End
sold on Commissioa- Collections promptly st.
Tended 90
A 6. sAsFOaD, Pres'i- Jas @. osBEs .cAsh'r
NHARR, TaOS S.-Broksr, corner Onion ana
vi College streets, b1ys and sells cold, Urcur.
fsns money, Government Securities snd Nouchers.
Ocleeilons attended 10 promptly.
also ullys sn1 sels on c. muIfssIon- -.r
CkCoAD NATIONAL BANK OF EAsHYILLE--
~ - Iherry street, degls N EEchangs Gsyeru-
n-eni Securities ana CO H. Colrcuons promptly
SiIended TO J. LUHsOEs Cashier.
1EIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
Il Deals IA Exchanges Government Securities
aud Coia- CSllecUons FEompIly attended ts
5oldi Stocks aud Bonds sid On Commission
W. W. bEERT, Presideut EDsaR JUNEs, Ca hier. |
LOOK AND = OR PRINTING.
CAMERON, WM. a CU.-BoOk and Job Printers, |
~ and pu lsheTs Of the Day and weekly /
Union, Primers Alley. betFeen Union and Deed /
ericK streets.
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CLAIM AGENTS., &c.

NJ HERS q AUNT-ManuiactureT Of all the
M Latest styles OF First Glass Carriages and
buggiesY Express Wagons and Csrgal.s, u Nortn
MarKet street.
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CLEVELAND, TENNess
Attorneys and Claim Agents.

IN = DELANY, Attorney at ilss aud War Claim
II. Ageat, Cleyel-nd, Tenn. noy.s-ly
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EANKEHs AND liIioKRRs.
DOOK AND ; OB rKINT1NG.

4 (IAbkkON, WM. CU.-BoOk and Job Printers,
~ and pa Ashefs Of the Day and Weekly
Union, Primers Alley. betFeen Union and Dead
erick streets.
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DURYRA'E MAIZRNA
Was the only Preparation for feed frum
Indian Corn

Was the only Preparation for feed frum
Indian Corn
Thst reesIved medal and honorable nnention from
tie Royal Commissioners. 81 the great international
E1hibuon, London 1852 the competition Of all
prominent manufacturers Of ''Corn Starch" and
Prepared Com Flour Of this aud other countries
notwithstanding
M A 1 z e N A,
Tie food Eud luxury Of the age, without Z single
lauit. one tral vii convince the moot skeptical.
Makes PuddinEs, Cakes, CuStards Elanc Mango,
ae without isnglass, With few no egg. 81 cost
astonishing the most economical. A slight add
ton 70 ordinary Wheat Flour greatly improves
Bread and Cake. It's also exceenti0r thiekeHing
sweet sauces, graFes for sh or heat, soup, Hc Tor
lee-Crssm nothing can compare with H. little
boiled in milk will produce uch cream for eodee,
chONOlsfe, tea, &C
But Up In one pound packages, under the trade
marx Msizeua, with directions for Use.
A most delicious article Of food Tor children and
iuvalids Of ali sges For sale BY GrOcers aud Drug
gists everywhere. So
Wholesale Depot, 1S6 PaltoH 81 New York.
WILLIAM DURYEA, General Agent.
june 24-lY.
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Speer's Wine

Il mpsrtf healthy seton Of the glands kidney,
sd urinary organs, verf beneficial n dropsy, gUui
nd rkeurnstic afia stions
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATE FROM Europe

European War Ineyita bIr-Enr9iss Shin.
Oh W ar for the ~. Lawrence-Thr Mar
kets.
PoETLASD. April IO.-Thp seam shto Rel
gian from Liverpool on the y9h uIt. via Lon.
oonderry on the 3Uth uIt
The London Times OF the Both SAWS there n
TOO much reason 10 fear that the peace OF Eu
rope Is 10 be broken by one OF the least IN -
sno least necessary wars OF modern times
aIoof ' ~e'P
Half dozen war vessels were preparing for
sea al Plymouth, ard are reported TO 20 20 the
ST Lawrence %
The 3Oth was Good Friday and a holiday.
no later commercial news.
Inc language OF The Prussian press, by evil
uent dictaton Of the government is warIike,
ana great preparations are being m ade through
out the kingdom. The Austrian Government
WAS also taking measures IN anticipate OF the
coming struggle
Austria, il is said, has determined to put an
end 10 the provision state Of affairs in the
duchIes, and. II necessary, will propose that
The question be referred to n European Con-
gress
The Independent Beige 81 the 29th uliimo has
news that the King of Prussia consents To GER
tain military arrangements, which, though
only preliminary, indicates that war is almost
inevitable.
The rate of discount of the Bank Of England
remslns at six per cent.
LIVERPOOL, March a.-Flour very dull
Wheat tends downwardS. Corn frmer and
six pence higher; mixed SOS .a29s. I'd. Beef
quiet and steady. Pork easier Bacon mac
tive. Lard tends downwards, sales at re.
Butter quiet and steady. Tailow quiet and Cd
lower. Coffee inactive. Rice steady. Ashes
still advancing. sales at 90. a37s. Rusin steady
At 7s.a1ls. for American. Spirits Turpentine
quiet at i9s. for French. Petroleum quiet at
2s.a2s. I'd, for refining.
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SECOND edition.
4 O'CLOCK r. N.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
WASHINGTON, ApIiiI0. 1853.
Jay Cooke & Co furnish the following QUE
.ations Of Government securities:
THE DISTRICT IN CONGRESS

Mr.. lngersoll to-day presented bill! to au.
tnorlze the construction of a draw bridge in
the aqueduct across the Potomac at George.
town. The bill appropriates blank dollars for
the purpose named, and aaihoFiZes the Score
tary OF war To detail competent engineers to
locate SAID draw bridge, so as 20 give the great
est facility To trade and navigation, ard ID SUI
perlntend the construction OF the same subject
10 the orders OF the Secretary of the Interior:
shu the jurisdiction OF the corporation of
Georgetown is extended over the aQueduct and
dTaw-bridge. The bill is accompanied by the
memorial OF Joshua Richie and others, who
sci iorth that the aQUeduct is an inSuperabIe
impairment To nayiga ion, end that the Aque-
Duct built at cost OF several hundred thous-
and dollars by the Uni'ed States, has proved
10 be an aborIye project: that its trade has
scarcely at any time exceeded It's expenses:
lhat Il Is now in dilapidated condition and
used rs n Hillary road, and that 1T can never
be restored 20 its original use without a costly
outlay OF money by Congress; but that if il was
constructed with q draw bridge for the passage
Of vessels it might be turned to profitable ac-
count, yielding the Government a revenue
from customs paid by commerce. Referred to
District Committee.
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FIGHT WITH A sNUGGLFR

The Commissioner OF Customs has been in
formed of the arrest of a welI-knovn smuo
gler in the neighborhood of Piattsburgh, New
York, who has been very successful for some
time past III his smuggling operations and his
efforts to elude pursuit. An enterprising
agent Of the bureau named Dunn. who had
snuteG Inc smoke of forty-n battles during
the rebellion, having made inquiries where To
meet Tie smuggler on his way from House's
POINT. he place at which he usually crossed
the bOruer, took with him another man and at
night encountered the smuggler driving a sleigh
ann accompanied by a COY about sixteen wears
cta uriNlES another sleigh. Telling his com
panlon 10 take care of the bow Dunn AT
once engaged the smuggler, who was
large athletic man, and managed To
KNOCK MN down, but the smuggler GAINED
ms leet ana - heavy club he carried IN the
slelgh, with which he struck Dunn and felled
him to the ground. The boy having ceased All
opposition, Dunn's companion threw the
sInugsltr 10 the ground, but was IN his turn
Knocked down by club in the hands of the
DoI' ana both smugglers, jumping into one of
the s-'lghs which was empty, drove off. When
the agent recovered from tie effects of the
DloWs ne had received, he found his spoils to
De COCO morse and sleigh, the latter filled with
liquor all of which We're seized. Uunn sinh
sequent.E discovered where the smupgler
lived, anu followed him to his house about
hfteen miles west OF Plattsbur in a wilder
ness, where he arrested him The smuogIar
Is now III custody for trial, and Mr.. D1nn
states that he is last recovering from his f,ietb
fight.
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THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL.

We yesterday announced the passage by the
House of Representatives, over the Presidents
veto, OF the bill entitled "An act to protect all
persons in the United States In their civil
rights, and to furnish the mems for their vim
dicstion," by 4 vote OF 122 to al. To-day we
give the vote in detail. The result was ex-
pested, but the majority for the measure is
greater than YVES anticipated So it seems de-
creed that the "irTepressible conflict must go
on, even if the Constitution of the United
States has TO be set aside to enable the acct
dental majority in Congress TO accomplish
their purposes. BY this bill the United States
district courts are made the masters of the
State judiciary. Contracts under State laws are
to be set aside nv Federal officers. There is an
absolute Federal power over marriage, mnors
and idiots-a central power, which, with a bad
President, would make eyeryinteilgent and pa
triotic freeman in a State tremble for his liber-
ties and the freedom OF his country. The worst
features of the long -detested Fugitive Slave
Law Of 1870 are in this bill, and conflict be-
tween the National and State Governments in
attempting its execution is almost inevitable
In such event The question of its constitution
atty will doubtless go before the Supreme
Court. Fortunately with the Presidents known
views as promulgated in his veto message. we
have nothing to fear in the meantime from an
arbitrary exercise of the power delegated to
him; and while we have 10 doubt he will now,
as ever, consClentiously do his whole duty
under the Constitution and laws; yet so much
/ left TO his discretion IN the execution of this
act, that We have reaSon to hope there will be
the fewest possible cases of violation of legal
and Constitutional rights under its provisions.
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OPERA-At the Washington Theater, last
nlght, Bellinfs opera Of Norma was given bv
the Strakosch company to a brilliant and
enthusiastic audience. Madame Ghioni is,
without question, flrst-class Norma and re-
minds one ioreibly of Grisi. The lower and
middle notes of her voice are beautiful: her
school most excellent Her voice is distin-
guished by great power combined with sweet
ness In the higher passages of Costa Diva
she was less effective. The Duet in the second
act, however, was beautifully rendered, and
elected storm Of applause. CanissaFs Adal-
g1Ed was passable, although it is rather too
heavy role for the capacity OF this lady. 81,
Macaferri is, with tie exception Of overacting
his part sometimes, very acceptable Polio
and much preferable to the most of tenors we
have heard in that character in Washington
lately
GhIonfs Orrero is too well known 10 need
mention; II is the best that has ever been seen
In this country. The chorus is rather small.
yet what there is of it is good. The orchestra,
as q general thing, was acceptable. Tonight
Rossini's opera of The Barrier Of .Serile, ALWAYS
a fayorite in Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-10

81 The N. Y. Herald received $500. 1872 from
Advertisements last year.
Slt wont be long, as things CO. before big
rooberies will come 10 be known as sagacious
financial speculations.
- A strong petition has been sent from Eng
lar d TO he Pope of Rome, asking for a restora-
h"i OF communion between the two churches
HThe cnolera took OFF {, 400 people in PARIS
NJ correspondent in Havana writes that
" be wanted 20 describe the Island OF Cuba i'm
single line be should call il, sThe land of the
flea and the home of the slaye'
= A newspaper carrier in Providence has
become rich man by legacy from an Eng
lish relative.
IA daughter OF ex-senator Own was re-
Gently married in Paris.
@The Princes Msthilde's last reception
proved TO be- concert OF a peculiar kind
Pnnce Mette!nIeh performed on the piano; the
Princess, bis wife, beat the drum: and her I'm
perial Highness played the triangle.
II Among the patents recently secured in
London IL one for l ladies hair plrter"
~ Motto Of Congress-PositiyeIy no admit
lance.