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YEa.ETARLE sICILIA

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We have such confidence in its merits, and are so
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halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover has proved
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a GRAND CONCERT
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC,
under the supervision of
PROF. J. NJ. DEEMS,
will take place at the
NEW ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
corner Hanover and Lombard streets,
on SATURDAY EVENING, February 10th, 1866
Tor the benefit of the Mission and Night School, cor
ner OF sharp and German streets. Several Ladies
ana gentlemen of acknowledged talent, among others
Messrs. Jqungnickle, Holland, May, Kerr, Wal
Ter SIett, Deems and SeTteth Tickets 50 cts; Re
Music Store, 2O5 Baltimore street. EntZ & Bash No.
80 n Charles st and Stork Gillespie, 278 BaIti-
more st. The Grand Piano used on this occasion is
N IL Liberty ST. See programmes at above stores.
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Hailey's HEaGicai Pain Extractor i. a GER
tain cure for Burns, Piles, Corns. Bunons Rheuna-
tism, Frost Bites and Skin Diseases Try it. Only
. cts. Sold by druggists. B-lm-m wjfr
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

II - SEsFCa.sz. Ss1EsS g:.-REv. THEo DoucHfY
10y MILLER, the eminent Orator and Divine Of
Philadelphia will deliver has humorous aud highly
instructive Lecture the subject of love on III IS
Thursday EN ENlNG, Feb. Sth Doors npened at
, O'Clock Tickets y cents. If
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y SREHE FEt n a. WfL1.s -. y. d, OF
EcS Brooklyn will deliver his celebrated Excel
sjor" Lecture at the New Assembly Rooms on FRI
DAY EVENING the 9th inst. at o'clock. This is
The 9Th of the course before the Tbs Young Mems
Christian Association.
Subject The Age we Live in and tho Manhood
for it,"
Tickets 30 cents. To be had at the Stores Of Messrs
McCaffrey. Cushing & Bailey, Waters the rooms of
the association, and at the door fest
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NJIBLO's OXIDE MATINEE. gaz
IA FREE
DIR. COTTON will have the pleasure to give to
LADIES lonly) A LECTURE. with an Exhibition of
the delightful effects of NITROUS OXIDE, OR
LAUGHING GAS, at the New Assembly Rooms
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, FEB. 10.
AT least twelve ladies will nhale the gas At the
close teeth will be extracted for several ladies with
out pain. and the process fully explained Doors
open at 2 o'clock. commence at 3.
Admission free. fS-3t#
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further information apply to
BALTIMORE, I'D January,

BALTIMORE, 22d January 1858.
Messrs. WHITE & BUTTERwORTH:
Denr Sr8 Having seen the operation of your
Bolt and Spike Machines, it gives pleasure to say
think it fully merits all that is claimed for it. I
hope to see establishment for the manufacture of
these indispensable articles in our city, equal to the
j. H.. HAYWARD,
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FG SOUTH LsBEREY STREET. ii =
r r ON'S SAFETY LAMPS
AND
LIGRO-INE Rcd FLUID.
PATENTED.
w IL MpTnum

W. IT, WNIHUT,
Solo Agent for Maryland and District Of Columbia.
n. corner OfLibcrty and German streets Baltimore
This Lamp apparently burns Wtt6om onptktno 10
FEED IT. it has however material which absorbs the
liquid and gives it to the flame partly from the wick
and partly in the form of gas, but as to produce
~ Is used without chimney and perfectly trimmed
oqes not smoke or SMELL it is therefore especially
auapsed 70 the purposes of run about night,
pro- chdnneys alone, will more than pay the on
mara y i tn ms lamp Every family needs one or
grltes q model housekesper. II should bsTdv know
nov 20 40 without IL writes another "A perfect
ri t %rGes thlrd Let those who are pkep-
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The Operas are mounted and costumed with the
MAGNIFICENT DRESSES,
JEWELS, TROPHIES and
PARAPHERNALIA of the
SCALE or PRICES:
In amends for the brevity of the announcement,
the Director has determined upon presen ting this
magnificent Company and unparalleled Repertoire
at the following very moderate scale of prices the
lowest to which the Operas have been presented
under this Direction:
Seat for Six Night, NINE DOLLARS.
Seat for Three Nights, alternating with either first
or or SECOND Opera, FOUR DOLLARS AND FIFTY
Season Sale continues to-day and tomorrow at
McCatfrpY'S Roll
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New and Rich J0WGlry,
SILVER WARE,
Silver Plated Ware, &c.

4. E. WARNER,
GOED AED SILVER SMITH,
No. 10 N. GAY STREET,
Is adding daily to his varied assortment of new
styles and patterns of RICH JEWELRY, suitable
for presents; Diamond Pins, Ear Rings, Finger
Rings. Pearl do; Enamelled do, Coral de-: Garnet
and Plain Gold do, Jet Cross do, Ladies' Gold
Chains, Bracelets, Gold Thimble5, Lockets, Cuff But
tons and Studs, Scarf Pins, Signet and Plain Gold
Also So a ' variety Of SILVER PLATED WARE,
Baskets, Casters Walters Butter Stands Fruit do,
Spoons, Forks Ladies, &c all Of which will be sold
on the most accommodating terms. de6-f
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7oTaEE CETY UNE4aN CONVENTION

ErT III" members Of the City Convention not pres
rnt at the last meeting. well as those who were pres
ant, but who were opposed 20 the resolutions adopt
Cd embracing among other matters tho ccnsure upon
the action of COL PHELPS che only soldier repre-
sentative from Maryland in the prstent Congress-
are requested TO meet at Temperance Temple on
FRIDAY EVENING, February 9th, at ~ o'clock
at Room No. ;.
The Cony ention will be asked to express their sen
timents upon the subject of the Constitutional
Amendment which wl! compel Maryland to accept
unrestricted negro suffrage o. Gse two representatives
in Congress.
By request of the delegates Of the TWENTIETH
WARD, and others who were rot present at the last
meeting iaT-2tt
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lrP PIIAN ASYLUM" So East Baltimore street.
will be celebrated. providence permitting. on
Thu {SDAY NEXT, L O'Clock, NJ. Addresses
may 30 expected from the Rev. DR.. SeWall and
the Rev. Or. Dickson.
Tic nublic arc Cordially invited 10 attnnd Ee12l.
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g EM9S AIN MARYLAND FIRE INsUR-
or the present to the Northwsst oornor of Seccr
street and IT1polstts alley near their new Marh
binding opposite tbs PostoGico. ' 4~aIoV
S"-T" TneEpU Y NTrwnr n..r
NI 0sICE is AERERY Given ga .r
~ application will be made at the ensuing sea-
sion OF Citg Council of Baltimore to open Fuitnn
ssrsst tom lIsnklin street to the northern limits Of
0a es0 81 2alHRpEes -nes26-laW-8Ws
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SATURDAY. February H.
GRAND IA REHBLL NIGHT
and positively last appearance in this city of the
GRAND GERMAN OPERA COMPANY,
MozartS Immortal Master Work,
Ion GIOVANNI.
With the famous cast which opened and again ter
minated the wonderful season of Grand German
Opera at the New Y DIRK Academy, and obtained un-
qualified recognition being the strongest the Opera
had yet received in America.
To give eclat to the last performance of Grand
German Opera which will probably ever take place
in this city und er this direction, SOUVENIR of tht
occasion will be prepared and distributed to the
audience.
\ BEAUTIFUL WHITE SATIN PROGRAMME,
IN CRIMSON AND GOLD.
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WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY l4rH,
First time here by this Company of MOZART'S
sublime Opera,
MAGIC FLUTE!
with cast of superior strength, and presented after
thorough study and rehearsal. This Opera now at
tracts the largest houses Of the entire repertoire. 1t
can only be presented once.
n. B.-No opera will be repeated during the season.
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THURSDAY, February Is.
PROGRAMME OF SUPERLATINE STRENGTH
FON FLOTO US GRAND OPERA
PRESENTED ENTIRE
Fourth Act Restored, as Presented only by this
Company,
MARTHA,
and in addition the celebrated Robin Adair act of
La DAME BLANCHE.
This wonderfully strong programme drew in Boston
the largest attendance of its entire recent seasons Of
Grand Italian and Grand German Opera, famous as
exceeding by average of ONE THOfSA Nd DOL
LARS PEG DA any former operate night on the
American Continent.
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TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 18th,
- First time in this city by this Company of Aubcr's
Favorite Romantic Opera,
FRA DIAN0LO!
with cast Of unprecedented strength This Opera
wins this season, everywhere the same iOvOus en-
comiums and manifestations of real pleasure which
marked the production Of Martha by this Company
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F.ss.,=-, A NUMBER OF SECOND HAND SAFES.
tM.H,lncludcd several of L. N MILLER'S
sRNlB;make, Of various sizes. Also, number Of
fa5s safes of other makes, These safes were taken
IN exchange Tor LILIES CHILLED IRON FIRE
AND BURGLAR PROOFS, and will be sold low.
A. PROSEUS,
General Agent for Lilies Safes,
le2l-tf 81 Lombard street. ODD Post Office
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NLiipinI,n,

Farm and fruit lands mid and heaiihiu climate
Thirty miles south O' Philadelphia, by Railroad III New
Jersey on the same line OF latitude a. Bat ore Mi-
The soil Is rich AMI productive, vary S from cay 10
i sandy Od, Suitatle Tor wheat, grass. Cori '"hd -
fruits and vegetables. This Is great irut country so
ards AMI orchards nave been panied out DA expert
eECc !TuIi growers Grape, irLCiy- pears - produce
immense profits NihcIr i IlT"d!E "i'r al 'i!r most
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general system of improvements lie ami = JiiN
sold actual settlers with provision for luUic adOri-
neIt The place. oi liz -Teil beaiiN a. Wei
other advantages has become tie lv>fi "l people .
taste II has increased i've Thousand le"" Nl'L, Inc
past three ycdTs- Churches. stores Sth"'> dcitiiic>
societies AMI learning. aid other Clements q" r.
LtmcIlt and culture have beer .i:ruiG,'G HIiiirc>
Ui people CONSTANTLY settling. Hundreds -! ncw iOuS
being Price OF larm laid, twenty
acre lots ami upwards, 50 per acre rive diG Zen acre
and village lots fur sale.
Fruits ana vegetables ripsm earlier in this district than
in any Othe. locality north oil NprU!h, Va Improved
places for sale.
Openings all kinds business, lumber -Lri- man
uaCurle>. ouHTc>. and the Lac, 'i. steam
power with room, can lee rented
For peI>V> Tiu Uesic MID winters. Il it''th". ca
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ao.udIig fruits. POSSESSING al ptLrT sud" iEl|i-
LEGS tie heart civilization. ~ Is worthy u visit
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Township. Nm Jersey.
From spJrt Scion Robinson. a-ii,G!.-Ii editor a.
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tracts az I.o~t ,eVci position ami -u''"h" CJ:ii.i
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!''"pri,rosr. . Duanr -. Bn-;on.

MAinf>. March :. I-t,;.
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~ liberty 10 publish tt!:s if you think bet.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENT
BETWEEN
81. JOhnsbury, MoH.pciic: i T.. KardWick.

LEAVE st Johnsbury and Montpelier every
night (SundayS cXcepted) at +. NJ. or on the
ar!iva! Of the trains from the south and east,
passing thou h to Cabot each way
RETURNING. leave Cabo, every morning
(SuUdays excepted for St J0hnsbuIy, connect
ing with the mail train south and east, also with
stages for i.itticton. Lancaster and NorthUmbcr-
land for the Grand Trunk L. Il.
Leaving Cabot every morning. (SundayS except
ed for Montpelier, connecting with mail train
south and east and express trains north and west
also with stages for Washington, WiIIiamstown
and Chelsea. east, and for CALAIS, Etmore and
Hyde para, north.
Also, leave D,nyille or and after Monday, 4 pr
-, ever Monday, "Wednesday and Friday on TIE
aTrlvl o.tnC stage from st. J0hnsju-y for East
Eardwick. leave East Iiardwick on Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays III time to couaect with
stage ior u. Johns5urY q, Danyie.
7. B. YOUNG.
April 10. 1866. l0Dr l.. S. GERRY.
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LOlHX.

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NOTICE TO HORSE. BREEDERS.
y Office.

The only thoroughbred Sherman Morgan nov
IN the turf.
SHERMAN MORGAN STALLION LION
The celebrated stallion, lion, better known as
;Ll Greeley horse, viii stand for TIE improve
uent Of the breed of horses, during the coming
season, al Eas: Burke. Lion is true son Of the
famous Billy Root" formerly owned by Ed,d
Root Of Lyndon. His dam WAS sired by the cell
eulate,i Batcheider horse, and he by the old Shcr
man Morgan.
TERMS So to warrant Mares disposed Of
before the usual time OF foaling, will be consider
ed with fCal. WIN. Il. STRkETER.
East Eu,ke, May %, 1866. j-l7
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II - INTERNAL. REVENUE.
THIRD COLLECTION DISTRICT, VT.
1866. Annual Taxes. 1S66.

In pursuance OF the provision. of See. 10 of the
excise law, notice is hereby given that appeals
viii be received aud determined, relative to any
erroneous or excessive valuations, assessments
or cnuncrnI!cEs by the assessor or assistant as
SCISSORS. returned i'll the annual list embracing
Incomes for lA65. licenses from Nay /. 1866. and
articles enumerated in schedule "a" as follows,
VIZ Newport. at the office OF Crane x Iisbee,
July .. 1856. West Concord, at the West Con-
cord House, July y, 1866. and at the time fixed
tor nearing such appeals as aforesaid, the pro
ceedlngs Of the assessor and assistant assessors.
and the :iinual list taken and returned Ly the as
Sl>ant assessors. will be submitted to the inspec
ton of any and al persons who may apply for
that purpose: Aud all appeals to the assessor,
rs aforesaid. MUST tie made in writing. and flea
with the assistant assessors Oh or before the dav
hAed for hearing appeals. and MUST specify the
PARTICULAR cause, matter or thing, respecting
which decision is requested. and must. morco-
yer: state the ground or principle Of error COM
planned Of HENRY G ADAMS Assessor
East Al5Urgh. June 20. 1866. S-ll
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Aorse AotiGes.
HORSE.

CTANTON HORSE.
This celebrated stock horse will make the
season of 1866 as follows Mondays and Fridays
at the Passumpsic Ii ouse stable, Saturdays at
Lyndon Corner, and the remainder of the time
II the stable of the subscriber.
WM. 3. STANTON.
ST Johnsbury, June |, 1866. 5tt
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NTAIN CHIEF

w
VII stand this season, for the use of mares, as
.o.'ows Tuesdays at +. Haviland's stable Dan
vile Wednesdays, at l.. Hills stable, Fast
:iaiI'9ira. Saturdays, at Lyndon Corner. And
The rem Kinder 81 the time 4. the stable If the
subscriber III st. John,bury. H. b. FLINT,
June |, 1866 (3ti) Proprietor.
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NHNi>D NORTH AhD a S..
TRAINS CONTACT A. FOLLOWS


noT keep on hand 4 frst c,a~S stock =
best brand, Of imported hand gslt hes and -,
anl should Zoe .,laa 10 IL s.ay orders tv -.-
express 81 stage yop s"na sac. aad l. love- r.
than Soa Tan - II ia .,>rnie,e. 50,
expre~>4ce- AlraS> JAMES \; II. T.. Il.
utactu-tr. - Sosasbur,. ~ tn,.-,-
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'sNtDITiNE STALLION
EE.(ER.iL GRANT,

THIS horse vii stand thia season until the l>t
d. Of Angus Tor the improvement OF the stock
Of .scs, at EaS. st .Iohnsbury, Vt, ana after
thai tine at Bath Village, y II. This horse i
) ,cals cd dark hay, 10 hands high beautiful.
i"I1a. great style. and fast natural trottcr -
,t.u.> L pom the turf. PEDIGREE. This horse
was sired by 4 Hcmbletonian horse, and his dam
va; full blood Messenger mare, which makes
about full blood Messenger horse.
TERMS, $50.
III c. VI. iiUCkiNS. Proprietor.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-16
"a DANIEL COME TO JUDGMENT"

Judge Brien says if elected he will compel
the attendance of absentees. We suppose
the Judge would accept the offer of the Com
mander of the Post to use the colored in
fantry in arresting members and compelling
their attendance ooh, learned Judgew
The Constitution Of the State section Is,
article 2, which the Judge would have to
swear to support says: Senators and Repre-
sentatives snail in all cases. except treason,
felony or breach Of the peace, be privileged
from arrest during the session of the Gen.
eral Assembly, and in going and returning
from the State.
This wise Judge further avows that he
would declare any of the resigning members
who are reelected, unqualified, and not al
low them again to take their seats as such
members" In other words he would estab-
lish new qualifications after election for
members. A second Daniel We ven-
ture the assertion that there is not tyro at
the bar who has an ordinary comprehension
Of the rudiments Of law, that does not know
that the constitutional power of the Legisla-
ture 'to judge of the qualifications" of mem
bers, applies TO such qualifications and such
only as existed in the Constitution and
law at the time Of election. Instead Of judg-
ing of qualifications, Judge Brien proposes
to fix and establish qualifications unknown to
the Constitution or the law. Upon the same
principle he might have any man who OPP
poses the Fletcher dynasty unqualified"
We advise the Judge to stick to his Justices
court practice, and not attempt to soar into
the regions of Constitution and law
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-16
AN INTERESTING EVENT.

MARRIED. on last evening. at the First Presby-
terian Church in this city, By the RI Rev CHARLES
=. QUINTARD. Bishop Of Tennessee, Maj. Gen. d.
II. CHKATHAn and Miss ANNA, daughter OF A. II.
ROBERTSON. ESQ.
Perhaps no event OF this character in our
city has ever ELECTED more general interest or
attracted alarger circle offriendsthan themar-
riage of Gen. Cheatham. Both the bride and
bridegroom are natives Of this immediate
vicinity, and the latter a descendant of one
Of the oldest families Of our State, which,
taken in connection with his high reputa-
ton as an able and gallant officer, secured
pie that but few could excite. The large
auditorium Of the church was densely
crowded by the elite of Nashville, and
friends from a distance, presenting a
scene Of beauty and animation in striking
contrast with the stormy events Of the last
few years in which the General had been so
conspicuous parsonage. Among the nota-
bles present we observed the Hon. Jno.
Bell, Hon. r. L. Caruthers, Gems. S. b.
Buckner B. r. johnson, w. 3. Bate, S. r.
Anderson, and w. c. Whitthorne.
The groom was supported by Maj. Ingram,
Maj. You>g, Maj. Hampton, Maj. Henry,
Maj. LOclhart, Surgeon Buist, Maj. McNairy,
and Capt. Robertson.
The bride was attended by Miss Ramsey,
Miss Clark, Miss Clark, Miss Elliott, Miss
Thomas, Miss Pope, Miss Erwin and Miss
Patterson.
We speak in harmony with the great
heart Of Tennessee in wishing our valued
friend and his accomplished bride a long
life Of uninterrupted pleasure.