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An act altering the December term of
Winds Jr county court

-" w. "i'Nii'5 A'iS %(SNNihOSi vi III vi
Windsor county court
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. l. The December term Of the
Windsor county court and court of chan
Gerry shall hereafter commence on the fist
Tuesday Of December in each year
Sec. 2. All wri:s, suits, bills, petit
tons, processes and issues now pending in
said courts, or which are or may be made
rrturnab!e to said courts respectively, on
the second Tuesday Of December next,
shall be entered, prosecuted, tried and dis
posed of, at the term to be commenced on
the first Tuesday of December next.
Sec. 3. All Laws conflicting with the
provisions of this act are hereby repealed
Sec. = This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved Nov. 2, 1867.
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Approved Nov. 90, 1867.

An act providing for giving notice to alb.
sent trustees.
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. /. In all cases when notice is re.
qulrcd TO be given under the provisions Of
section seven of chapter fifty-nine of the
General Statutes, and the party upon
whom notice is to be served is absent
from the State, such notice may be given
in the manner provided by section forty
eight, chapter thirty-three, Of the General
Statutes, in relation to absent defendants.
the last of the publications to bo at least
three weeks previous to the time set for
hearing
Sec 2. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved Nov. 10, 1867.
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CAsrLEToN Wtl SEMINARY.

~ An English and Classical School for both
Sexes. -Four years English Course for Ladies and
Gents. Three years Classical Course for fitting
boys for College. Instructions given in all the
Ornamental Branches. A full Corps OF Teachers
in all the Departments
Winter Term of thirteen weeks begins Thurs
day, Jan. 2, 1868. Address.
s8,y1 C. r. BALLARD, Principal.
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The rev commissioner of agriculture
Horace Capron, has made one good
move; he abolished the National Seed
Store
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DURR & BURTON SEMINARY

d URR & BURTON SEMINARY
ID MANCHESTER.
The Academic year is divided into Three erIns.
The First Term commences Wednesday, Sep
tenber 4th, 1867.
Rev, ROSWELL HARRIS, Jr., incipal and
Teacher OF Classical Department.
Miss ELIZA NJ. CLARK, Peroeptress.
Tution from Sc to 50 per Tern.
Rom Rent and Incidental, -.
Board per week, 1915.
Yosng men having the ministry in view may
rse.iys material aid from the Burr fund.
Circulars sent, on application to clerk.
Il. S. CUSllMAN, Clerk.
Hasehsster. 1867. 2a;t
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An Act to amend section one of chapter
ninety of the General Statutes, entitled
"Oi societies for the support OF the
gospel and literary and other associa-
tOns
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
See. l. Section one of chapter ninety
of the General Statutes, entitled "Of so-
cieties for the support of the gospel and
literary and other associations" is hereby
amended by adding to said section as fol-
lows:
Fifteenth For the purpose of render
ing aid or assistance to the sick, wounded
or disabled soldiers cf this State in the
late war, or rendering aid to the families
of deceased soldiers in said war.
Approved Nov. 20, 1867.
An act in amendment of section one of
chapter seventy-seven of the General
Statutes, fixing the standard weight of
India Wheat.
Ii is hereby enacted, &c.
'eS' H. i'eNiloH uile vi ciHpleT seventy
seven of the General Statutes is hereby
amended so rs 10 include in the list of ce-
real products therein named, the article
of Iadia IHieat, the standard weight of
which shall be forty-six pounds per bush-
el
Sec 2. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved Nov Is, 1867.
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An act to encourage manufactures
1t is hereby enacted, &c.


Sec. l. All manufacturing establish
ments hereafter erected by any Individual
company or corporation, and all the ma.
chincry and capital used for operating the
same, together with ali such machinery
hereafter put into buildings already erect
ed but not now occupied, and all the cap
ltal used for operating the Same, are cx-
empted from taxation for term not cx-
cecding five years; provided, that towns
and cities 10 which such manufacturing
establishments may be located. or in
which it moy be proposed to establish the
same, shall in a legal manner give their
assent TO such exemption, and such as.
sent shall have the force of u contract
and be binding for the full time specified;
and the listers in the several towns are
directed to leave out of the grand Est.
such property as their towns shall from
time TO time exempt from taxation under
the provisions of this act.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
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ResolreR By The Senate and House of
representatives Of The STATE Of Vermont -
That in the unhappy conflict of opinion
between Congress and the Executive De-
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-12-24

The pleasure Of doing good is the only
one that never wears out.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-12-24

An act changing the name of the town of
Goshen Gore to Stannard, and leg,lliz-
ing the election of the town officers
thereof
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. |. The town in Caledonia county
now knOwn by the name of Goshen Gore
shall hereafter be known and called by
the name of Stannard.
Sec 2. The officers elected by that
town at Il meeting holden for its organiza
iion on the first Tuesday of $ ptember
1867, Shall be the officers of that town
till others are chosen to fill their places.
agrccaby 10 the Statutes of this State :;
and as such shall have all the powers,
perform all the duties, and be subject to
all the liabilities which such offers have.
perform and are liable to, when regularly
chosen at the March meeting in an organ
lied town.
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved Nov 90, 1867.
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hundred dollars, nor exceeding five hun.
dred dollars
Sec. 4. All acts and parts of acts,
inconsistent herewith, are hereby repeal
cd; provided, however, that nothing in
this act contained shall in any wise affect
any complaint or indictment now pend
ing, or that may hereafter be made or
found for any oiTonscs committed before
the passage of this act, against the pro-
visions of the act to which this is an
amendment and addition.
Sec 3. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved Nov. 81, 1867.
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An Act in relation to circus exhibitions
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. |. The aldermen of any city.
and the sclcctmen of any town within this
State, are hereby authorized in their dis
cretion, to give permission TO any person
or company to exhibit in such city or town
any circus, as they may deem proper not
exceeding two days at a time, on cons,d-
Grafton that such person or company pay
to such aldermen or s,lectmcn for the use
OF such city or town, sum not exceeding
one hundred dollars, and not less than ten
dollars; praNidcd, however, that no per.
mission shall be granite to any person or
company to cyhibit any circus in any city
or town within this State, until such per-
son or company shall have first paid to
the Treasurer Of this State, a license tax
Ot not more than three thousand dollars,
nor less than one thousand dollars, for the
term ol three months, and shall exhibit
to said aldermen or sclectmen a State Ii.
ccnSe from said Treasurer for such exhi,
bition.
Sec. 2. II, during the exhibition of
any circds in any city or town in this
State, under the license set forth in the
first section Of this act, the aldermen or
sclechncn who granted such license, shall
become satisfied that said exhibition is 50
condnc;ed as TO disturb the public peace,
such aldermen or selcctmen. where said
circus is being exhibited. may give notice
IN writiur to tlp mannopr tr nnoruor. of
sad circus then present, that said license
is revoked; and after said notice, il said
exhibition is not Immediately suspended,
such person Or company shall be subject
10 the same penalty as if no license had
been granted for such exhibition.
Sec 3. An act, entitled "An act in
relation to circus exhibitions approved
Nov. 0, A. ID. 1865 Is hereby repealed.
Sec !. This act shall take effect
from lis passage.
Approved Nov 81, 1867.
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w ANrED'
A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY,

Good vids-susks Agents wanted In every toSn
in the United States ts engage in . very luers-
Give business, that san bs operated everywhere
successfully. Only snail capital required For
full particulars and dss.riptve sircslsr, Address.
B.w.HITCHCoCk,1I Chambers ST.. ny Ss.l
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LAWS OF VERMONT, A. ID. 1867:

70 Public Acas designated By tie Secretary OF
State, for publication IN tie y Newspapers.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-12-24

TAKE no more unpleasal and unsafe
l. Remedies for unpleasant and dangerous
diseases, Use HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BucHU and
Improved Rose Wash. 49;ly
The New York herald., 1867-10-06

aw nsssher General xallbed nor Cemmhsionsr oaid
whiJe IN Richmond.
Mrs.. Li.esls's wardrobe.
rhs publication 70 the oeunuy q ths fnsceqltiss Of
Nn Lincoln, the auction Style 8 which the highly
prsed gfss Of esteemed friends are advertised for sale
ana the racy disclosure Of Political m.a1uvring which
the sonespondsncs have created something
a ssnsstion here II proves indeed nsh end fruis-
full theme for gossip In fashionable circles most Of
which have something ray TIE subject their
own personal knowledge II 10 sid that exposures ere
imminsa. that will prove sxcsedv,sly interesting
stauberry,s Opinion In Sho Naval Habeas
Corpus Case.
some OF The newspapers are wrong in their statements
concerning Attorney General stanbsnys opinion in the
Philsdslpha habsas corpus case. Yns truth 10. he
holds tia. the Court had authority sse the writ and
To compel return and ths production Of the body Of
Gormlsy In conformity with this ths Secretary Of the
Navy has revoked his former order and instructed Com
modore selfdgsto prodscs Gormey before the court.
Tho Cenvenaisn Election IN Alabama.
The secrsary'of the Union Republican Congressional
Conmitsee has received telegram from the chairman
q tho Republican state Committee At Montgomery.
Ala stating shat full iron shir,y-one counties,
having aggregate registration Of 10000 foot up
sso0a nearly Ill for the convention. Tbe remaining
thirsy-one counties having registration Of 5so0o will
30 saaicsnt to conversion by surplus Of q
lsas 0,o0s Tho election passed Oh quietly though
great efor~ msds 70 prevent voting
Y New Arrival.
\ Fhs wife OF Mr. Elacque the Turkish Minister today
presented hsr husband with . me American boy.
Laad Once Affairs.
II Commissioner Wilson, OF The General Land Ofacs 10
IN rsceipt Of yesarns from the Surveyor General 1t
Denver coorado showing the completion OF the survey
Of three townships in Weld and Aapahos COUNTIES In
that territory covering Of os At The
fees generally rolling and level and the so Of average
second-xats quality The tract 10 well adapted for
grazing purposes The commissioner has also just 10
sued the necessary instructions tho register Carson
City, Nevada, 70 the lands falling within the
Truckse Indian reservation that susie be reserved
from sase decided by tho Secretary OF the In
terror the 17th Of August, 1885, that the lands In
qosstien not subject to sale and settlement.
Court Martial Of n Naval Engineer for A i
legged Disrespect TO the President.
The court martial Of Assistant Engineer George +.
Sawyer United States Navy for dsrespect to and abuse
or the President was commenced at the Portsmouth
Navy Yard I'D Thirteen naval officers constitute
the martial Messrs. Butler Cragn and Hackets
appear for the defence.
The New York herald., 1867-10-06
QUEENS COUNTY POLITICS.

The Convention for the selection or officers 70 bs SUP
ported by tho republicans Of Queens county convened
yesterday at the Court House. North Hampstead, and
aftsf some discussion and several attempts 70 nnd
man 10 accept the nomination Of Assembyman from the
Second Assembly district settled upon Bsnardus Hem
drlckson OF Hampstead, - The nominee Of The party
with the understanding that he be allowed to withdraw
popular man could be found 70 take his place Wil-
liam Norton, Henry X Anabls and Gilbert Sayrss were
chosen TO represent the district IN the judicial
ConvsntionL The county delegates then proceeded %
nominate candidates for the various oces and BY
scei.naton nominated Armstsad Henry, OF Astoria;
for County Clerk John n Clark, Of North Hampstead.
By . majority Of thirsy-sght votsa An atssmps was
made 70 force the name OF Josiah T. Hcgeman tho
democratic candidate who defeated, for the nomina-
ton Of clerk last Tuesday BY the selection Robert
Burrough N his stead, but the movement proved .
failure, the republicans intending 10 clean ticket
and contend with their opponents honoraby, result
y may James A. spllet, John c. White
head, Dr.. Prior, wore unanimously nominated for
Coroners. James H. Seaman nomin mated for Justice
Of tho Sessions The choice for delegates the Sena
tosia Convention resulted In the selection OF Leonard
toea William 8 McCown. l. b. Prince, John b. Dem
ton, Gilbert Sayres, William Gogsweii, Bcrnardus
aendrsckson, James Cooper TO the Convention. The
Convention for tho First ssembly district then went
into session for the nomination OF Assembyman for
that district which resulted In the unanimous choice OF
Edward H. swan
The New York herald., 1867-10-06

DestrsctIvc Fires In Bostop-several Per-
Injured by nm ExplOsion-Losses Very
Heavy.
From the Eveaing Telegram Of yestsrday.1
Bos1oE, Oct. s, 1867
Jonas Fitchs large planning mill and machine shops
Federal street. were destroyed BY nre at about day
light this morning involving loss Of $4,000. Some
two hundred workmen who employed on the prem.
ises lost all their tools One orswo dwellings In the
vicinity wese also burned and can OF powder which
exploded Of them seriously injured couple Of by
standers
At about the same hour, the large fancy barn on
Thomas MotleT's farm West Roxbury burned, md
some nfty valuable sheep i've valuable horses and
large number sf choice swine perished in the nanes
Tho loss is heavy.
Destruction q . Candle Factory In s6xncin.
natl.
CINCINNATI October s, 1857
The candle factory or W. H. Wood l. Co. vssent:rsly
destroyed BY IRE this mornIas. Tho loss 10 about
o000: insured Cor $4,000.
The New York herald., 1867-10-06

The Cslsred Peoples Nomlnasion for she
Cenventien-sestsnce or MRS. Kirby-Trial
Of Jem Davis.
R,cmorD, oct 8, 1857.
II s undsrstsod that ths csiorsd vossss here ssvs
agreed 70 run three whites and two blacks for me Con-
vsnton MessrA Hunncuu and wssdwsr are ~ tvs
whites moss prominently nsmsl.
MA Annie K Kirby, Who has bsen on trial FOR the
murder Of her husband has been convicted and ssn-
tsncsd 70 ssven ysars In The psnitsutiary.
me trial OF Nr. DAVIS VIII esrtainiy take pIsee In
November ne counsel o. both :dss sss rsady. He 10
expected 70 arrive hers aeous NE asth = October
out 2o 600 gaops of vbisEsy, vhs in July lsss hey
onlv Aette1 8 600 eAlons.
The New York herald., 1867-10-06

PnosABtY FATAL FALL Mr. Thomas A. DsvyR vsl
known citlssn Of orssnpoins sustained ssss0 " -
fatal Injuries yesterday BY socidsnsaly Ang assu ~
ssaIrusy Of his new building IN Second Nrse4 oosvssp
rsmovsd 70 hN residences, IN Norman avsnse, ~ e0sg
Taegart Of The Forty nfh precinct and seroeoA 49,
summoned II found That the unsostunan essso1non
sssainsd ssrsurs Of three ribs besides osAsf essa
Assrzrs Duaro rHs wsHK.-Ths ofnciai vsccs@ shsw
shss four hundred sad four psrssss srsosa -
vasSess oGsusss IN Bsoohiyn tsvsae ths pase vesa
The New York herald., 1867-10-06
HAvy BullfTm.

Surgeon A. & Gibson from the Navy Yard at Pssss-
mouth NJ H., and ordered 10 tho Idaho.
Assistant Surgeon Jerome H. Kidder from the Naval
Asvlum a. Philadelphia and ordered 10 the Idaho.
Ississaat Surgeon J. Albert Hawks from The Potomac
and ordered 70 The Naval Asylum ~ Philadelphia
Surgeon Albert csorgus 70 the Porssmossh, n. n,
Navy Yard.
Acting Chief Engineer WIN. n LAsimss, from ssussns
Der 2s
Acting Third Assistant Engines Robert n Dsok, ssn
September a.
The New York herald., 1867-10-06
RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN ALBANY.
iptclAl relesRAm 10 the NERAL

AfBAxv, Oct 8, 1851
10 O'Clock r. ~ I
The steamboat sr press train the New York Central
Railroad. drawn BY the engine Aonzo Paige ran over
and horribly mangled laborins man named Thomas
Clancy At the Broadway crossing, in this city this svens
ing lie s Z vidowcr, resides on Canal street ana hao
four little children depending on him for support.
The New York herald., 1867-10-06

a ~fortdf-frugh Bra A .
- NeeEsn, John Grs \
"m. 4 .-DenDis GsIv,,
Ps,r,cs Men Tiy, Albert ,
Ciune, Geo. Ge, ~1esnS J
Brennan, Jno. ML.'i-iiy,
McDougald. Arthur Con
Patrick Narkey, John I
Christopher Leavy, Anh
o'Shaughnessy, Hugh Br
TWENTY
County Conren.:x;s.-.ohn
John Lsppin. MlShAl Trag
yuftcscrv-bcorge shes
SsAcs6fSI-Thomas O0s
~ eiagg. Henry Wood. = e
SoerfeentA Assembiy~.
Thomas Crowley, John
drew johnson, Charles J
Nolan. Dennis Kennedy.
Peter Englehardt, John 81
J. Crowley, Philip Daley,
McDermott William Mc(
han. John Mccormick, An
Rineieenh Assegsbiy-Ster
Muil,ns, +. Bruner, joint
The New York herald., 1867-10-06

IOun. Goa q 1857.
s..s ~ : ;: ~ -. =: sssss sjsSs; Ss s.s ::
The New York herald., 1867-10-06

Timothy Curtin. John EeSaire, James Soeurn to.
Andrew ]. Kirwin. J. Reilly. Cornelius d. =, YsmeI
Kress barnard Hayner. George Graham .aoyAns John
Tcea1, 6rstAs Ass<mly-Terence SherldAr
AcCann, Edward D. hcCar David \. F.hcCG4A
ward Sheehy, Timothy Callahan, a John Donovans Nc
TWENTIETH aoob fitzpatrick.
,-, 100 s Lynch John ssci:s oFsss''' '0''p
BiaSsssy y-soio non 3. Noble, John Tsijen, Hen'5 %
ysrr.I S,rs'so' .a uopsu.n. Bernard n. swseny Jem
Eecs g.g.n Constantine urimos u.nr..r
AuNA tt.eIohn Farrell Inomas 'ixn~ta
fsapasr,es Sicholas Ascoc ay JSnn nser, SUI
osa smith Ssssa n,s. rss YaSs Ma H;ess gaeE
Io.spa Isrkn Thomas Phean Barnard Thoe'
Ldwsrd FitrpaWck Thomas Cullum, patrien Jxf6s5
| PAR ~ Fnnean Abraham segel, Frank S,1n pser
oven. Michel Rush, Patrick Gnlen Daniel Cunsan
Hcfarty John Dmond, Charles K Triglar rAirf SSDc
Va JoSn D. o'Reiiy Roger Monahsn. hcarssnSS
r"r.es Sheridan Joseph Downing 40 crane WunxSss7
Ncxz.lly Paiig herringer -. Rernan. James MOI
l hon, Michael Qunn ~ -erhslaa Peter uacss :.
| ONeaL ssW
fwxayy.riRs wAKn. .,.hAc
to.a soatshhor- Vim p Lee aonn "0A Nhue
~eDonad sAA ss -
The New York herald., 1867-10-06

Nicholas flsner, Sonn ~ .ilsifys
s.1i ss.,sosspA Lycss, yAosss ss, x ,nnsdy,
sssrick ,Leavy. Robt- We ish, John
Isan ozark, geo. HAIr .son, Geo.
vas sam. Cardwell. 0 xen Brady.
ms. VIM. DeeaAn, elix Boylsn
rw Kelly Geo. Allligsn, John
.dy, P. Costello.
b. KeIly, Benjsmin p Fairchild.
eur r. Bruner.
Al ola Muller, Charles Sims.
ia chan, william 8. Hisysr, Hen
4 - s0Nin o'Nein. John ,. Kelly,
= =. George Shea, n. Hufms. An7
8, ,r, Frederick Meyer, Thomas
|, N es Rooney. william H0llensns :
Joseph 0gle. Thomas McCa1e1
Afss ,ry Fiagg, James smith. Roger
vH, ,ey. Conrad Loose, y. HoIIa-
sSo. nv Gruuer, John Kelly.
a. stafford. p. r Mc0inn, Luke
sri and. Frederick Kers.
The New York herald., 1867-10-06

the chief unagislracy the first important step VIII 90
taken TO . complete and much needed foofmaAon ~
our city government
The New York herald., 1867-10-06

I4mWauy general Sevontn ~ y,
Bradley - the Tamnany nominee, the pet Of Sweeney
and Hoffman, for seiator and a. he Twenty ward
Orens 10 in that district sud be absolutely coptrQls
q n .r SS soss ;ssD =
hope " to sspS 70 Albany in " the ''aSrS Inssres. % q
in advance Of the announcement Of The slate makers
that Mr. 0Brien viii be tie nominee Of the party for
Sheriff What vilI DO the eject Of this upon Foi and
y "a sss sssssa K "a 81 y PIN: s:
ciy treasury cannot satisfy ii shs Unsuitable lssches
on S1s' bart. S1ss Who
mind the most influences. II 10 all important, FIRST
that rsmmany secure Eve Senator's FOR Albany, then,
nett and most important Of I'll. they muss
hav,a man in the Mayoral chair Who vii not levy war
upo the ancient domain Of Tammany, with all is old
tus honorsd nsh" and priv,lsgsa Here Y the policy
Msoral chair TO sign tho warrants upon the city treas.
Ut ami they want dvs Senators 70 make combinations
isofcss shey Il present control and snioy. II I'M
tive heads Of the departments, sweeuy, McLean and
Conoly, and Deputy Tweed, could only get rid Of The
mspsfors the people a. The rammany standard bearer
In Dember merit they would willingly, thsmpeIyea aid
" ssvtabIe and consign him 70 Instant OBLIVION
ntlitte consideration shown him At the State Con.
vsntn IN Albany the other day, vhsrs be himself says
thels time be sddresssd them, he IVES then canddsts
Az no, 'mp,sss.s % s sS ! iscw q she ring th.s bis
psrl We quartet 10 judging Of respecssbilty tha.
ncs sther respectable man, they say, have they In
tnem.Nols nnks, and on him alone. with their own
Icnuoaintrguing apd wirs-puhns, and lavish use Of
,hs lun Of The city entrusted 70 them must they rely
10 the snng contest
rHs rHotn m ms nASKs or rBI pExocRAnc UNION
are on mpcrsass Divisions, dissensson and ,reachsrv
70 pery principles prevail II " charged that some
ns e.f-the younssr and more ardent Of thsm--
Rave enssl into alliance with the Mozart chief
tnss - eeaing cf the democratic Union party they
Wn run - Ely, Jr., for Sherfr and william Il con-
ns ~ - term - toanty Clerk. II % also stated
N oonn y ~ q The charge Of treachery that a :
osuous MroxnH governing spifa iatey held NJ
smMn ~, fAieaT and Mr. Owen Murphy vers
- conditions fos N sosa aposl
The national Republican., 1867-05-17
ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL THRArRE.--A very large and
fashionable audience filled the National last
evening. and good deal Of satisfaction was eI.
pressed In regard to the very complete and pleas.
ing rendition Of the Rose Of Castle" To.
night We have the Bohemian Girl, and doubt.
les, there will be an entertainment Of high
order. The RIcHIsas arc fast establishing the
fact that English opera in this country has
proved success. Heretofore It has been sup
posed that opsratic performances must be rem.
derod in German or italian That delusion In
the presence Of RIouiSos' combination Is fast
being dissipatsd; and hereafter We may enjoy
delightful music set to words which We can un.
derstand.
'MozIs ADDuMs. This noted wit and
satirist will deliver his famous lecture on that
staple dish Of the r. +. VS., Bacon and Green's t"
or the "Nstive virginian,,' in Gonssgs Hall to.
night. II Is hardly necessary for US to advise
our readers to avail themselves Of the opportu.
nifty Of hearing Bacon and Greens" discussed
and treated in q style that will make all
listeners adopt sukKsrEAREs advice TO 'Iaugh
and grow fat" nOisn, roisn,, and produce q
wonderful gastrinomieal reaction in the lethsrgic
digestion Of all lazy dyspsptics and great pen.
chant for this Old Dominion dish.
We can assure all our citizens who may honor
DR.. BAepY with their presence tonight that they
will be highly entertained and amused. The
members Of the Virginia and Maryland Lsgi,la.
lures upon FIRST taste Of the dish called fOi
"mOre," BY demanding q repetition of the lee.
turs. Let US all dine upon "Bacon and Greens
this evening