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The message reached Baltimore, by the rail road,
in hour and scrcneen Misunderstanding at the
rate of about 81 miles per hour!
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The Richmond Enquirer publishes a communica.
tion charging that Mr.. Rires is ready TO vote for
National Bank Weak invention of weak and
malicious enemy. What next has Mr.. Rives' friend
10 publish
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NATIONAL THEATRE.

BENEFIT OF MISS DAVENPORT,
ELEVEN Years of age the greatest Juvenile Actress OF
the time, and positively her last appear
ance here.
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On this occasion this Exraordnar, Child will perform
Sir Peter Teaze Dicky Gossip Five characters IN Old
and Young Sing two Songs Dance, by DESIRE fiish
land Fling Perform the Manual Exercise and hre
Rifle
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MRS. DEvENPORT'S las: appearance, when she wall
perform the character of LADY TEAZEL.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-12-08

HISTORY OF PAPER MONEY AND BANKING
i in the United States, including the Provincial and
Continental Paper Money nqnirng into the principles
and showing the effects Of Paper Money and Paper Cor
poraions on different por ions Of The community, by VIM
NJ. Gouge; price Is cents, for sale by v. TAYLOR.
Also w Tr,rurv, tv'h" Same nnihor) in o'he "xrcdi
ency Of dispensing with Bank Agency and Bank Paper
in the fiscal concerns Of the United States, in pamphlet
form dec
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The Message is ei0udy on the currency question.
Ball. Chron.
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Banks to pay interest on great portion Of the
public money in their hands to do which
they were Of necessity compelled to loan IT
out, which added TO the already then existing
dangerous and alarming expansion. With
such facts as these existing, has the Globe the
hardihood to lay the fault of the expansion
on the Deposite Banksl
Speaking Of the operations Of the deposite
act, the Globe says, .ihe misfortrne ,cas ag-
grapaied By directing that 10 be done an one
year, tchich could NOT hare been accomplished
NTH safely in less than three or four years."--
II the writer of the article did but know it, this
is home biotc. We assert positively that tho
Secretary Of the Treasury made the attempt
to do that in less than six months which the
law gave him one year to accomplish. Mr..
Woodbury. started in the execution Of the law,
to equalize the surplus, and have the portion
each State would be entitled to. placed within
such States before the meeting of Congress
in December. He persevered until there was
a universal out cry from all directions for
quarter, by the Banks, which he called on to
transfer the surplusses. 1t was thus that he
sought to acquire little personal popularity
at the expense ofthe Banks, and by convulsing
the whole country.
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TLEGANT AND FASHIONABLE BOOTS AND
~ SHOES Sign of the Mammoth Golden Boot.

T. SHOES, sign of the Mammoth Golden Boot.
JOSEPH b. FORD Pennsylvania Avenue. nearly
opposite Browns Hotel has received by the tes,
tations from France, his usual supply Of French Gait
skins and French Morocco. portion OF winch ne mas
made into Splendid Boots and Shoes and prepared 10
make to order any article in his line in style warranted
equal to any in this any other country .
J. B. F. offers to the Ladies resident and visiting the
Metropolis. the following, superior OF their kind VIZ
Cater Boots of any variety, with beautiful assert
ment of coor.d Satin Tuc, with coored Morocco 70 SUIT
for making Cater Boots Ladies can have any color hey
wish to match their dresses , !,
Christina Waterproof Boots lined with fur, most de-
sirahle article for winter. , =,
Also the Quilted Silk Boots and Buskins, win CORK
soled Boots and shoes, made light and elastic
Slippers of every variety for hal and evening parties,
with all other articles usually kept in Fashionable Shoe
Establishment. ,
To the gentlemen, J. B F., would particularly remark
tina, he is in every way prepared to fit them with BOOTS
and Shoes in the neatest and most fashionable manner
An the work of his establishment is invariably made OF
French Caand Morocco Skins, with Spanish soies ana
having succeeded with great and attention IN gne
lasts perfectly adapted in the shape OF the human oo
and in securing the services Of Mr. JAMES PARSONS
whose superiority in cutting and fitting so generally &C
knowedecd) he can, with the greatest conhdehce re-
commend his establishments the patronage oil the poo'e'
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VITANTED.-A young man or boy Of steady ana IN
Nv ous,' INV. ~ M, dec Su
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AMERICAN STATE PAPERs...-;,The subscriber a,eI
n has Tor sale his Shore opposite the 'enera Toe.
Office sets of the American State Papers IN "a volumes
folio. /, I,.,. of Congress-
"v po;tars as Dcba,es and Political Registers, also
collection of valuable Law Books. .,
There are in the Store IA number OF Miscellaneous
Books which will be sold very reduced prices
dnc 9 GEORGE TEMPLEMAN.
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CARD-Miss DAVENPORT has the mono! OF
"A stating that her Benefit and last appearance AM
place THIS EVENING, December sth' Wne" ~, n
perorm Sir Peter Teazle acted by her with great SUI
cess Also the Chat,erng Barber; TO- conc,une WIN
Old and Young which she will sustain hve charao NJ
sing two Songs, dance National Dance Pe''o''' |''
nuel Exercise, and fire Rife .a;,.rv
ihese P n ~ dec 8
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xvrANrED-A coored servant to wait upon \ eene-
w man, and to do little light work, who IS wiling 70
~; f., IN" month and board himself. Inquire az inns
hl.e ny the h'o"'" ~ dec 6-tf
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g.. To conclude with
OLD AND YOUNG,
+, which Miss DAVENPORT will sustain characters

~ prce of admissien-Firs, Tier and Parque,'e, vi
Second Tier SO cents-Cenre Gallery, Sl-.side Gal
lery, Is cen,s-Gaery for Coored Persons 20 cents
Box Office open daily fiom 10 TIL O'CLOCK ana "o''
Doors open a, 7-pe-eomanc" :" commence at nall past
7 o'clock,
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IaARD WARE.
49,, ~ MAGAZINE Srssrr.

NEW-ORLEANS
osEPh kNETfLE, 81 Cc.-Ip,porters of ro,.; :.
rene 0" ,a hafdware are receiving from E
ufes, an extensive assortment of Fancy ,nJ iIani
they offer low. al 'ie line "hiel,
Eougtry Merchants and Others MI. ,n.;,., >,
eGasnlhe their stock which ccssists in @ gun ana
butcher pocket sadaers and sta.w knives pla,ed a,e
brtana lea spoons, neees pins hooks and p.eu an anu
ta es a ND spades longs 1ovss Tenders anrons Br,
ner looking glasses anvils vices screw mates a" pa
sedge and nail hammers, smiths bellows nald
English blister cast shear, sun and crowley a, s
iena and grubbing hoes ha,iocks ,;nt ~Sens Lsus,
grass aeythes Collins Kings and Simmons I abnp and
nse1 Wrought horse and nails eoon s snGIpp wn
sal E. uese aeS s ts saa mills and a
pistols, Slot, powder und liquor ilaAs,per
powder. leu, hHh, brass and bell Metal
Knob Chest, trunk and pad ocks, bride
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STATE OF LOUlSiANA.-First Judicial Di,,ric1.
Court

"iai of LootSiANA.-fHst Judicial District =
| Court
fs'HE STATE or LOUISIANA, To all whom,
-, these Presents shall come, observation-disclosures
William Nackey having purchased at sale ma 10
by the Sheriff of the parish of Orleans the propery
hereinafter described has applied to the clerk of Il
court in whose Office the deed of sale recorded ON
tue oh day of Mai, A. d. 1893, for monition or nd.
ye1sement IN conformity 10 an act OF the Legislature Of
inc STATE o Lonsi ma, entitled IAN act for the further
ASSURANCE of titles to purchasers at judicial sues' an
proved the 10Th day OF March, 1881.
NOW, therefore, know ye, and all persons interested
erel are herebv cited and adnionshed in the name OF
the State Of Louisiana and of the First Judicial District
Court who can get up any right title clun in and to
the property hereinafter described consequence Of anv
A1fnay IN the order decree or Judgment of the court
Under which tbs sale was made, any rrsgularity or
l!lhgaity IN the anpralscments and advertisements in
tue, or manner of sale, for other defect whatso
ever to show cause within thirty days from the day
this moritlan is first inserted in the public papers WHY
the sale so made should not .e Confirmed and homulo
gated
The said property sold by the Sheriff of the par
ish oresaid on the sd day of April A. d. 1881, bv
virtue of decree ot tins cout rendered the Sd dsy
OF March, \. ID. 1875, in suit entitled William aackoy
w. ,amut Bell No. y l}5 OF the docket OF this court
ct which sale said William Alackey became the pur
chaser for tho pice Of $4,000, cash, :
Description OF Property given in ,ra Judicial Con.
veyan,e, VIZ;
certalp lot OF ground together with all the build.
ngs aud improvements thereon, situated in the parish
of Orleans in the square bounded bv New ieyre
Louisa Paul and Dcorl ttraes, designated hv the Ma
=, on plan drawn by c. I. Zinpcl, Deputy Surveyor
';enera on the 10Th December, a3 aud deposited as
pnn No 10 IN tho hook 81 plans ct Felix ina notary
public. Said lot measures 20 fnot ii nches from en-
New levee street IS feet ii depth the side adjoining
lot Mes and 50 feet Inches aud lines in enh on he
size all inlns the property lately belonging 10
uoodae, and ~ feet II inches width in The reur,
where II fronts on alley -" three feet nine inci,s il
oonl!non L? lots Nos !, ), G, :, nni 3.
Clerks Othce, ~ May, 1858.
pi5 CIV LEWIS, pcp. Clerk.
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| kDhiNTS, OILS, GLASS, BRUSHES, &c.-Jus,
landing from ship Constitution, and for saIe-viz
I I6opo feet Of glass best quality, from SXIO 2aXss
hr Kegs "a loz paned tins for sgns6O0Olba lithrage;
40 20 d9z splendid 0OO00 ground brushes also of0ooO and
uoo do leases green in powder superior article
40 DO IN cans; large of sash tools of every
SIZE and quality; sable pencils for artists fiat marking
brushes for merchants; artists coors in oil ready pre-
parcel boxes, fitted :p with all necessary brushes;
Flake ind 'emnv white; GO packs gold leaf; white
and yellow wax; gum arahic and large and choice
sortment Of paints dry colors oil, turpentinc, varns
&C., for sale, wholesale and RETAIL the lowest prices
ny MONDELLI,
a23 So Cau,p at.
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JTlS& IT,. DREDA STAGE Sts5a..E!
AND
So. BOAT LINE

Ef4i@1,a e-se,,l~-l,S 1lssz =.
THROUGH IN FIVE AND A HALF DAYS,
From Mobile Ala bana) to Augusta tGcoj
EAFES Mobile every other ia, immediately aftei
Ia the arrival of the mail from New Orleans, per the
Steamboat EMsLISE, TO Bakeiy. coaches TO lGnsacoi'
steamboats, fper Pensacola la. ST Rosa sound and Choc.
talachie River and Bay) to Ced4r 9, coaches theet
via Mariann,, Clatta,occhee, formerly Mount Yer
non, bainbI ilge Phderton; Iawkusriile and Louis,
VILE, TO Augusta passengrsr taki His scat at Mos
bile is in danger Of beps thnsn out Or losing ha
prefer other conflicting ueresis as the FLONs-
"a LINE is but on. concern and under one .coitrof
throughout, and may rely WITH CERTAINTY upon his
arrival at Augusta in time specified, through all wealth
er and at any season, unless most unforeseen eatas
trophe should occur. The Crest New Orleans Maj
IS cArrlety this The Agents for scconanoda.
,ion Teams, Coaches and Drivers arc not SURPASSED
the southern conntry
he smooth, hard, natural ro.ds the safe an,, inter
esuhg water navigation, the time and accommodation
a'o'i the Traveller speed, certtnr. comfort aud pleas
ing variety' connected Ms il with the Rail Road
charleston, 5. g. snd the steam packets TO New York.
'a sn. esn rea'h New York from New Orleans
LEss rAAf ~ n.rs|-Washrgton CITY in ~.
From Chsttahooehee, Florida, We lave B,auc
'',s wa So'ney and Tallahassee, to ST Marks j ht
post coarhes, also tvs Branches from Hawknsyills
one to Aledgerlc, and one 10 Msre l:l, two Lor.
coaches. O. 49, sIt,f,t frf,>r g. W.
AUGUSTA, 2tHh Jan. 1885
Ofhee at Mansion House Mobile
"'S' i.@S oi'e~hs l" hc.i@, 15o Hrfi.
Mobile to Augusta, $40
Augusta to Charleston, ls6
Charleston TO New York CSC 1sa
Time, New or!ean to Mobile, 70 hours ar
-f""He' 10 -aiSisa, $50
augusta to Charleston, -
,.,-: are. N.,"ics'on to New, York, X6- 25s
Making ldS miles per day. Or miles er hour, ipeu.
si'e OF all stoppages. nov ,, IN
y. Is. beg leave 10 inform the public ,t., III,
bridges aver the Chatahoochc swamp and Hard Iah,r
creek lave Just been conpe,edv lie general rors.u
ment, hs MY Obstacles operating a,ns his safe and
seeu, fou.s re thus istpiy removed; and have the
p'e'Sate OF 'esFinS n s Js thai the coaches bor
s. drivers and ODDS are OF tho hrs, o,ler , as =, Nv.
ser route rom teilsacols to Cedar Bluff. il is adm;,
Yea ~ al! who have passed through it 10 be
n"si.'Hs beauty and safety The bridges through
SO - ...-e also pSeh repaired J NJ e BAKER
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SANCTIONED nl THE FACULTY. OF MED


CINE.
TaVI{ORN'S Compound Extract of Copaiba md Sars.
r.rilla "A certain, safe, and ,ncs tfectal rene.
div ever discovered for the cure OF Gonorls elects
Structures Whites. Pains 10 the back mud o,s seminal
weakness, affections Of the kdnics, gravel scorbuc
erupti0ns, Sc.
In III. introduction Of medicine possessing the useful
AMI active virtue OF the now offered 10 the n,Ilic
tue proprietor has bur 10 rccrto the NUMEROUS recon-
ncnatiCns received from the eminent of ,lle me-
tca faculty in Emope, believing that it will be duly
appreciated when merits nolc fully known. The
Balsam OF Copaiha, extensively HSet has lost much,
Of its cri, from the dislike which patents formerly
express Il regarding its hisasreeahle taste, ds,,bar.r
produced in the bowels and stomach and its here. Vi rr
ineficieueN when us,, in the in,n'tory stage The
proprietor has Ins,lr anal isis OF the B;lsn, cocri,
ing that the active qualities od thereby hr much
more concentrated aud more usefuy administered Than
in the present state. The above med cine combines in :
gradients which are in tiy hghes, repute amoy the
most scieuhc aid learned in The piOtt ssio. Eacl,
drug in the composition OF ,hisnepalaon increases the
efcacy Of the other, producing operation truly a.to-
nslng, aud surprising the most sangne expectations;
possessing the time the advantage of its hcing
administered with perfect success in the different ssgrs
OF the above disease. The most eminent physica sl
surgeons of the present day express their DECIDED ar
pro alton in favor of sarsapaiilln whilst its use in the
principal hospitals and public mec. institutions has
be II, and still continues, very extensive Ii was a,-
orite remedy with the celebrated Or Aherneihy in all
vencrea affections, and in obstinate ern,,ios
arising from disorlered q The digestive functions
Having been submitted to the ;St and experience of the
mos, celebrated among The faculty. ,heyhavc expressed
their satisfaction of its extraordinary efficacy in every
under their charge, by adopting it both in their
public and private practice. Their oh srvatons will he
nsered hereafter. Prepared by J Is Thorn Chemist,
London. Price 81 so ger pot.
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DIR W. EvANs' CAMOMlIE iILLs.

THIS highly valuable medicine may ne had Whole.
Il sale and retail at New York prices, Of REEFS u
DLANGE, 10 Camp street.
IL is confidently recommended Tor the following dis
eases: Dyspepsia in all its oi ms; bilious aud liver If
fchons in every stags and degree; female sckn:ss
more particularly the incident 10 mothers; llor
albus, fever and ague, nciPent cnnsum ptans or de-
clues whether of the liver lungs hsa iache or gddi-
nesr loss of appetite, nervous trenors, nebri an or
delrium tremens, spasnodic affection OF all kds gheu
masm, whether chronic nfiammaory: nervous or
bilious ieves, Of every variety; scroiua salt rheun
and all bloChes, bad humors, and impure cnmpesios
OF the skin; resessuess night end daily irrability
and melancholy; the summer complaint, and cho'era
morbus or darrhea in grown persons; and hatu
ency, with bad breath; chorosis and papations Of the
heart aud head changes Of female constitution and for
impaired and disorganized constitutions in either SEX
WHICH have not been pc manently relieved by other
medicines single trial of DIR w Evars' medicines in
any OF these cases, will produce such effects will i'll
dictate their Incompatible superiority and induce such
a use of them will insure speedy and unquestona-
bie cure. Directions for accompanying tlen
Numerous certificates OF cues will he shown, from
the length of the catalogue it impossible give them
publicity through the medium OF Il newspaper. On DR.
Evans catalogue there upwards of25, GOO! cases.
and IN this city we refer to many persons vino have
been relieved and in instances entirely cured of
long standing Diseases by Or Evans Canon lie Pils.
ap2O lm
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NEW MUSIC.

NFIW WUHIN.
1T il the Eour Is she not passing air. On this IS
L Love; Nothing: il,ppy Lam, Ny Switzer Hume;
lore T., lw.l in tha hus1n' Gel; w. shall NEE,
M-r; Cnn,,O Come, Castin@tS gully Sounding;
Assof lnln Rubber; Day il closing err the isilow;
Tn: .,vI N lriln; Wv light Brig zinc; Oh do moi
say Fur.ssI; J',iy } +ns+; rHo inuas Widow; Song
oil Il: ''i,hara Nits trn'c my love n lov"rs Eve;
Shall ..g'r nat Again; VIE: evening bells ARE
eaim, :; ;iarhsr for liz: ',i!r tqr,i bon Ia Ri
o..s. I. Nmntnl ", tar varic ~ b. ii"ni, SILL 30
e., MI n'rs. StHlIh~. arranged hy G Erorncy; t:'"-
to air fro upara La I,ll, vlri"l by Hunted; i'ea"
,ias III th- celebrated op'rt La N,rnt, by Beiliua;
rur.e i,,urt, airs ,,nn lne opera 'trani, arranged
Tor 'ha Tittn IA t!inN; Figi Ii tf,Dt Ana boIonr
nrr,n,.l frti FIu, aai Pauni t'ius,,rion la vals
hy & 4 Vpp iIt',.U; F,r,vell Waltz by l.. h,eigpal,
bu'>s II tns,IS1ll' Wait, b. Sr~nr, Rohir WGit',,
~, .sc4 Favnt' inncc; u'E st Of Coalitions iroM
{ hn r.. Al i.e n goa. For site ut
Il cA$EN'S
Piano Forte aaI .NU &c store.
1 .-rnt
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!
rHNHE subscriber having purchased the lease and fur
n nittire OF this well known establishment, from MI
iayor the late proprietor, will be ready Give Vi,
tiers by the LIST of April next.
Numerous and costly improvements will he found in
the arrangements OF The Mansion House, New aid
more cominodious bathing houses will br built and
warm baths will be provided at all hours. A Stable
VIII be attached to the house. with good accommodate
tioEs Tor horses and carriages. Fist horses and
carriages will also be kept lar hire moderate prices
an' sail and low boats with persons manage them
tor the use of visleIs Billiards and Other annsomen,s
usually found at watering places, will also be furnished
and conducted not 10 Interfere with the comfort
ami quiet OF the boarders Thu wines and liquors will
be OF the best quality, and to ul supply OF
ice, cargo has ALREADY hreu ordered, whita win arrive
about the 81 at Nav.
Mr. Frederick Barnard, who formerly kept 70 popular
hotel at Washington city, will condaci This no Ell fnr
the PROPRIETOR wav, Win sNcn AID confidently assures
the visitors of last year. and his fl nis gceFay thai
they will receive every possible ttention and thereby
expects 10 give g,nsral satisfaction.
he local advantages at this house ava too " ell
known to need lengt ened Description t.re. The
facts tint Pensacola is the largest naval station of the
Government; the general renesvpIs of the Gulf squad
rom the slubri,y Of its climate refreshed cohstanty d.
ting the summer months by Che coolcst feears otn
rho Gull; The beauty Of the bay and the eigbourns
island aud rivers the abundance and dsicary Of the
fish with whlch the waters abound and lis proximity
TO The best Southern markets, give Pensacola lhe pre-
ference all of'icr plnces in hTSe autnles, us
healthy ai-d delightful summer retreat.
First rate boats vii! between Pensacola and Mo.
he and will all times he eLls nkc the passengers
from the New Orleans boats
NIB ARNOLD.
Pensucple Feb. 18th, 1853.
u Gentlemen wishing engage ms for thcii
families, can address the pruprotnr, al Pensacola, ~
slr Se~ell i Taylor tie former proprietor ut We" Or
leans.
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lEntt.Ic,x heE.l.IAr

Collection Of Cotloqual Phrases on every topic ne
q ce,s4ry ~ miniiia CONVERSATION, arranged under
ierent heads, With numerous remarks on the peculiar
pronunciation and OF VARIOUS words. The whole so
disposed considerable facilitate the acquisition 81 a
correct pronunciation Of the French. By 4 Bulmar II
new edition, revised and corrected
A selection of he hundred OF perrn- Tables, accom-
panied with key, containing the text, literal and free
translation, arrsnsed in such manner 10 point out
Y, difference between the French and English dion,
$50 figured pronunciation of the French, according TO
III, hest Freuch works extant the subject The whole
preceded by short treatise the sounds ofthc French
luggage, compared with those of the English.
4 Pronouncing French Primer, the Scholars iue
to the accurate pronunciation tnl o-thpgruphy Of the
French Lang &C. containing its elements according TO
the best usage ~ Bernard Truchin Just received and
or aale ly WIN McKEAN,
mr. Cor Camp Il Com sta.