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NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS,
Chestnut STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
Under the management Of

NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS,
Chestnut STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
Under the management of
WEIGH MANN AND DELAVAN;
opened throughout the Winter Season with brilliant
combination Of unapproachabe Equestrans Vogeurs and
Gymnasts unyalled in the Equine Temples Of
France and England
The limits Of advertisement will barely admit Of des-
epve list Of Of the highly gifted artists Of this
IN THE FEMALE CLASS. !.
MADAME MACARTE, First Principal.
MRS. HOWARD First Scene Equestrian.
MRS. WOODS, an Allamande and Two Horse Equestrian
Tight Rope Dancer and Eguestran embodying variety Of
Fanciful and Neurological characters,
MISS l.. WELLS.
Principal Male Equestrans, LEVI NORTH and 7. v.
TURNER.
First Equestrian Pantomist G. J. ROGERS
New School Backward Rider with East Indian Effects,
SI9NOR GERMANI.
Tive and Four Horse Equestrian and Positionis j. J.
NATHANS.
His pupils are W. Cincade aud Little Pastor.
Personher OF Local Characters, &c Nh: = WOODS.
frinspsl Arena Egg cstran, w =. GAHHCLx
First Vaulter Of the Troupe. Mr.. MCFARLAND.
Egnilibrist and rosturer, Mr. O. puNBAR
Clowns. MESSRS. MAY aud WELLS
Ring Maste., n NiCHOLLS yu,,,~~,
large eoppeny Of ReSgh RIDER Ar Orchestra fall and
The numerous splendid Costumes BY Mr. A. J. ALLEN;
The Bog Office open from O'Clock il the morning unit
o'clock PM where attention will be paid to the public
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VARI0Us and eolo cc.ssssy hsns ssS Tor ssls
- insms q rsssl aress up stairs,
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MIR. II. COLLlNET,
INJECTOR OF the Orchestra Queen Vlctoras Balls,
y Buckingham Palace. and the Court Of France has
arrival in New York. and begs to inform Them that he
prepared receive their orders for Balls and eorees
Dansantes. Address his residence, 400 Broadway.
jul lwsm
TiSHE JUNIOR BACHELORS win give their Fourth
Annual Ball, It Nblos Saloon. Thursdsy Evening,
January 18th. Tickets be procured Of N. QUACKEN.
BOSS, No 70 Nassau street. back Office, ON first floor
Carriages will down their company with their horses
order. BY order of JOHN II. Low,
jaIs s'ie Acting Superintendent. Of Hacks and Cabs.
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an THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, the 18Th instant.
~ Lecture the relation Of the Soul q Maa External
the Minerva Room tnow occupied by the Anglo American
Church, No. I0s Broadway.
Lecture to At ~ o'clock Tickets Fifty Cents
each, to Re obtained At the door.
70 The design Of this Lecture offer illustration Of
the truth Of III Resurrection Of the Body jai3 asr
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BOWERY AMPHI-THEATRE
ROCKWELL AND STONE, MANAGERS.
This Evening. January ~,
The entertainments will commence with the GUARDS OF
LIBERTY.
! Mr.. I. Moselsy in beautiful! E9ue.trsn Scene.
To be followed by SONGS HORSEMANSHIP, SC
The whole conclude with Mr.. o. r. Stone
TIE MISSOURI WARRIOR.
Boxes Is cents Pit I2h jill 3trc
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ET0CTTTT0N

ELUCUTIUN. -"
EDWARD MATURIN. A. N. inf,rms those gentle men n
II DESTROYS Of the above accomplishment that
he prepared receive Evening Casses his No
10 Howard street jas lm@rc
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LOOK AT THIS.

LOOK AT THIS.
FREE ONCERT6 EVERY EVENING.
1T the RECESS, 1877 BroadCay.
THIS OF the pleasant places Of resort 10 this
city. and those who like rational would not
be disappointed the LUNCHES served
every dayFish Chowder eunda. 3 and Turtle Soup
Wednesdays The establishment fitted mp in neat
STYLE where furnished may be had by the day. week.
month or by the year, removable rates. lm'm
FIFTH WASHINGTON GREY'S SOIREE,
COLISEUM, TUESDAY, Jan Is
nRfVER6 Of hacks and cabs attending this Ball. will
- down their company with their horses heads turned
j.ls it'ro LUCAS HOUGH, Inspector.
LNIRST COMPANY NATIONAL CADETS, Capt John
G. Helme The Sixth Annual Assembly Of this
will take place Tuesday evening January l3h Apol
10 Rooms Dodwcrths celebrated Comet Band i engsgsd
tor the evening expense been by the
mtee make this Ball superior heretofore given
nv
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ERINA BALL.

THE TWELFTH ANNUAL ERlNA BALL OF THE
ERINA ENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION,
THE proceeds Of which for the benefit Of the o.
Garden eS.1 % MoSb EyENfAG January IL ''
LOThIANY CELEBRATED COTIL!ON BAND, il
engaged for the occasion. The number of tickets limited
- EACH admitting gentleman and two ladies, be
had of the following Committee Of Arrangements -
T. O'CorroR, President, "a 81 Marks Place.
=. sHoRTELL, Vice President, Oliver st.
L. FITZGERALD Treasurer, 81 James st.
w. Corbett cor Roosevelt and WIN. Reid, 80 We'll st.
Oak 1t. 80 Derry l29 Fulton st.
J. McKnly, 50 Bowery, q. Dllsn, 70 Barclay A.
John ColRan, II james st II. Cassidy, 80 William ST.
VIM. Dsnman, 10 Bayard ST. w. Story, IA James slip.
q. NJ Marry IS Pine st. Arthur Finegsn 95 Wall st.
T. Garrick, % Chatham 1t. X. b. DAILY, q Broad 1t.
J. McMahon 10 Franklin Felix Quin, ia Sixth u.
J. Kent, "a Sixth II. IL. Kelly, l3s Bowery,.
ID. sweeney, II Ann M. McKeon, 295 Bleecker ST.
B. reilly cor Water Maiden NJ OBierne, IS Fulton 1t.
Lane, Owen Colgan - James street,
j. Dunn, cor Duane Centres Brooklyn,
Or Of the Secretary, -. -
jaI2 ltissrc JAMES b. NICHOLSON So West 81.
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Ingenious Rob6sries-An expert Lody 7xisf fnoHg
cormsved, and compelled to sta~d and dsiiver'
When the ladies turn to stealing, the times mus
be dreadful We had always expected better thug
Of the ladies, and had believed enc halt oi '''
stories circulated OF their tricks Of seghi 81 isn
But it seems from the following facts, that our Id
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MAHOGANY, ROSEWOOD, ZEBRAWOOD. &C.. &c.
NOR SAL by E. g. STACY, No. 66 Wooster street, be-
tween Brooms Spring The entire stock will
be sold, together parcels su purchasers
ID per cent below the market either for cash
nole: The constitutes portion Of the stock viz
10000 feet fresh cut crotch Mahogany Venesn.
20,eoa do do shaded aud notified do Do.
10000 do do superior Rosewood Veneers
5000 feet ~ " r. IA N uch, az and inch Mahogany
Boards Plank.
$50 logs Mahogany, 30 do Rosewood 4 do Zebrawood.
logs Satinwood, &c, &c. jal2 hmm
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PARK THEATIaA.
This Evening, january Ia,
VII RIc II kRfliS' III
Richard ......... M Chas ksan
El,r,bsth: ..........M Mr.. c sss., ksaa
'''"' = 'f TO conclude with ',''''
nay NEIGHBORS'S WIFE,,
Ms; Sop S N, NJ. D{pm So
Price Of Adu,..ion-BoI.s. sii Ps. 50 sIs,lsry.
Door s osOeh. .aa Curtain wllrse precisely
SOWERY THGATan.
A. w. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR.
BENEFIT OF MRS SERGEANT.
This Evening, january 13,
Inc 's''''n RfSG w IaS siI"tnes with
King Lear .........-... Mr. j. r. Scott
A9 Gorasia N1, FSi,p,
Gonsr.. $3.50. Mrs. Sergeant
WIDOWS WvfieGTlM.
MT Twlssss, Mr. NJ. Clarke
IDIOT e s. s' FaH s HIi,S ''''''''
ratrck... Mr. Blanchard
nIsw.r Bo.e. cent?; ssco ID and Third Tiers !, eta.
f b and Galley ay,n 1sH h si9ts III.
UuKsyUT STREET. THnATR..
PHILADELPHIA
LESSEE. ......................Mr. Busror.
STAos mANA"IA..'''.... -. SHoo"hA"'
This Evening, january IA,
Will be performed
JOHN BULL.
Job Thonbury Mr. Burton; Dennis Brulguddsry Broush-
am; Dan, Owens; Frank hochdale, boweni IGm 5hume-
Thonbury, Miss Fisher; Mrs BTugruddery, Ma Hughes.
To with svxT sskEs Of the
Crummes, Mr. Burton; Roscus Kant MIR Brougham; Mrs.
Crummlrs. Mrs. HUGHES.
ARCH STREET TUEATEE.
PHILADELPHIA.
ANOTHER GREAT NOVELTY!
SUSAN HOPLEY.
This Evening, january Ia,
The performances will with the domestic Drama
SUSAN HOPLEY,
Or, the Vcissitudes of Maid Servant
Susan Hopey, Mrs Burke; Walter Gaveston, Mr. Norris
William DEAN FredeIcks; Dcky Dean, Burke; Mrs Dobbs
Mrs t3reene.
Dance...... .....;.; .....; Miss Carline.
To conclude with the
WIDOWS VICTIM.
With Burkes Admir- able limitations.
Mrs Rattleton, Mrs. Buke Jeremiah Clip, Mr. Burke.
- Ths Great Military Drama Of ABDEL KADER. is in
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AOOL OG ICAL E xHIBITION,
No. 81 BOwery,
d. nosite the Bcwery Theatre, will open on
Thursday Evening, December 18th, l645.
MIR. YANAN. iUt Oh having spent, yean Europe with
lvl ant has returned after having collected with
great care and expense, ne 9PLENDID AND EXTEN
SIVE COLLECTION OF ANIMALS that has been
hbit the New York public. while making Preparations for
the cling
Doors open from 10 10 in the morning and from
O'Clock in the afternoon and to l0oclock in the evening
Admittance Is cents-Chldren under 10 halCpTice.
For particulars bills of the day. dA lm~rc
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AN rxrrN sS,fSMTI RAER1r

AN EXTENSIVE RAFFLE.
opposite Dune Park Is 70 bs ssd for the above amount
sp ' Fl d:
s III
Ssas ante Al s s:.
induced ~ many their friends, who snsou:. although
81 3 . =
the necessary amount for chance. wherein there more
vi
.;, :p,S and nm IN the 70 At
affair conducted s.,.lAeory the subscrbsr. they
decide "y dispute. that may ar.e "'
RSRE & DEs II bS 81 fs 8 the
lss Duane street, opposite Duane Park.
S: sSns private rooms can asyi n asm
ARTIFICIAL EYES,
md dn aEs1sd y Dr. q B.. s%.n As
ia.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO-la al it: varieties, and
in every
Nlwee lOz rrOn. street
DR.. CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURlSTS.
.s fS"s a Ct
E= ...: h E ''d as
,kul treatment he his hearing and has returned
''N ~ HhfHgE i. II! S,s ss.:s S:ss,,..
pains and discharges from the buxxngs rngngs
singing sounds coecf Of hard wax vtIaed
ions Of these organs. mis- lm'mc
ROBINSON'S PATENT PORTABLE
WATER CLOSETS
SICK and i STATE ss M
bath They extremely useful for ships, hospitals &C.
For sale by the subscribes the Croton Hambng and
Water Filter Establishment, $50 BROADWAY, between
dlo Intro : -. STONE BROTHERS.
STORAGE FOR CORN, GRAIN AND FLOUR
forage for afty thousand bushels Com Or Gscin and
Stores i've minuts. walk from South Ferry Brooklyn,
ma 81 scS e, Ri cs. Inn
= Aprly TO CHADBORN & CO., on the premises.
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CUsToM Hous., NEw York,
Collectors Office, January 9th, lA6.
SEALED PROPOSALs will be receive this Office until
the goth ms. TO light aud keep in repair the
River situated Van Wies Point Casteon and At
Now Baltimore: the furnish the
dtiOn.
proper places for the period of time all the public Buoys
belonging to the United States which situated Had.
son River and attached 20 the District Of New York
Ample security will be required the faithful
Torrance Of the sctive contracts
Persons proposing requested mark their bids rropo
sails for lighting Lamps and kerping Buoys Hudson
Rive" T.. w. LAWRENCE, Collector. n
js
HOMAS BATE suIv,v!ns partner Of the firm Of Thomas
x James Bate Needle, Fish Hook and Fishing Tackle
Manufacturers Redditch England and 02 Maiden lane
has TIL: day as.ocated with him copaner THOS
HENRY BATE and in future the business will be
under the firm Of THOMAS & THOMAS ii. BATE.
THOMAS BATE,
THOMAS HENRY BATE,
lo2 Maiden lane, near Pc RI street. up Stairs
New York, Jan. s, 1876. Il imsm
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THE SECOND ANNIVERSARY OF THE
BROOKLYN PROTESTANT BENEVOLENT AND
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION,
WILL be held at Halls Exchange Buildings, corner Of
rap9sry and Fulton streets BroOslyn Thursday.
port will be read and delivered after which the So
ciety and their friends will partake Of Supper the Nation
al Hail. 100 Fulton street Tickets may be obtained Of the
COMMITTEE OF Arrangements, viz
Joseph Miller, 20 Fulton strs ct.
Samuel Graham Myrtle Avenue, Steubsu street
Samuel Waters, IS Taman street.
John J. Arthsr, 90 Schermerhorn street.
John Gilmore, College Place.
George ymeson iN Fulton street.
Richard Walsh, ~ Fulton street. New York.
jal2 3tis'rc
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AT DIR. 'S B;s1 4 i' st:fii'sr OFFICE.
MONEY MARKET.
Monday. Jan. l2-8 p. n

MOnuay, JAM ND r. NJ
The market much more buoyant to-day Qs,ota-
tions generally improved Long Island went up II per
cent Morris Canal Farmers Loan Canton t
Norwich and Worcester q Indiana III Reading Ralr Dad
I. Erie Railroad fell OF per cent Pennsylvania 81
Illinois and Stoningon closed firm at Saturdays prices
Prices fell of again at the second bosrd The advance
could not be sustained The market is in very fever
ish state and any permanent improvement cannot under
existing circumstances. be realized for some weeks
There many capitalists in the market. waiting fox
prices to touch bottom before coming forward to pur-
chase very large quantity Of the several railroad
Stocks considered fancies will be taken out Of the
market As soon as prices get little lower, and the &c
tual value Of these stocks will consequently be much in
creased.
From certain indications in the Philadelphia market,
it is anticipated that very extensive movement will
be made in vicksburg Bank stocks, before many weeks
elapse
The Ohio Life and Trust Company have declared .
dividend Of four per cent payable at the once IN THIS
city on the 29d inst
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MODEL OF THE CITY CITY OF NEW HAVEN,
MODELS or rHr 1 rTyRTsTTTi,r arr, n,Sa. Ann
DIsTiNGuisHEp LoC%II1IEs or ar AND
NEW YORK
Together with Models Of the MosMos TEMPLE at NAuvoo
the STATE housE AZ HARTFORD, and WrrHrvs PATrur nr
Escape ESors are nov ready for exhibition, for ,hort
bers street -
Tickets IS cens-Se~on tickets 50 cents Children under
E. PORTER BELDEN Propr;.,oY
il sire 4 b. CUNNINGHAM, Supsrinfe ndeut
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BOARDING.
A FEW GENTLEMEN, or 0vntlemsn and ms wife
"A can be accommodated with Board by Ealing At 70 Whit
street, three doors Of Broadway Terms msdssts Front
and back parlors. il required. III Nsa -
EELT-D easss pasn shesfhing Felt very superior a
= cIe for sale In lots 10 suit purchasen, BY
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NOTICE.
700 PACKAGE
FRESH SPRING DRY GOODsi
r. e. j. -. JAMES & CO,

HAVE now IN store and arc receiving by re-
u y entire of SPRING GOODS
pure the manufactures nj the
lowest rrs 1eir comprises every article their
object quick saes they will -e fos
IN ptod The
Try respectfully call and give their stock
syau,n-'son. before purchasing elsewhere.
r.shu Mac hof
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TRUNKS! TRTNHS!i TRUNKs!!
WITH IttON FRAMES.

VERY CHEAP.
TENHE subscriber would most respectfully call
n tc Of RoOi TfIrs vsry large
of Travelling Bags yaleces &C. which b.
WIS '0w any other Rctmprd ~ Kind
can roia 'hose tocetvhee hey always dnd
n large assortment from.
lu AtHXAEDER mt
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FLY PAPER--The eeebraed Egyptian Poison PAPER
for the ds,uuetion Of Plies. MOsquos. se;or
cents BY
jes2 = w RANDOLPH A co.
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EbRiME HIOE. BfszH surar, Apple Hohdy
y Cineinuati WHISKY Poo. Claret srd Nahgh Wines
White LEAD, 81 Leaiuer. Out Nais. eah
Aium PeIrer Coppcias, Maddof, sahpefrs
Cotton Vans, RIDE and Blasting Powder
Rio and Lasuayra Conss--For ale W
ja ~ DAVENPORT ALLEN a co.
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GtOEEEIEH.

GtOJEhlk6.
MI invite the attention Or Pilrcrs sock Of FAM
w y Gfo1erDs. bcifg detnHel cell 10 puncini euuom
efas 1v ar sHar qualify arcss purchased this city
To hoss WIN p7uuse snier services orthe re of
Produce o a kinds f~cc u any Commission for sanug
BE- I'LL GRETTER gRETrBR
.lAHATOgA wArEu.-Anou,sr supply Of sar,,oVs
- JnEcss Srnng Nssf Just -8-ei-ci quart and pint lot
de-. for sale by UINAL a. PURCEtd,
jui5 DuEEsts ~ Main street
UIHGINIA wOOLENS.-A NV eases ailssla sleam
VIII Woolons heayy auce Tor mems wear Manufactured
from Virginia woolree we'd on consignment apd for BY
ju ~ KENT, KENDALL hTwATER.
L INsEED OEL.-Pue Nounisin Linserd OH Tor s,e by
- DUVAL "a PURCRLL.
bI' Drufa.T,s ~ Main o.
ALMOND SHAVING CREAM,
fOR PROD UCLNO . mon nm PERMANENT I-HTJfER
std siflsr cod rsrs Mater.
PREPARED by WILLIAMS e. CO.
VUfhb shove trfam recommend perfect conf
n dsnos. 10 pot botss I'D ~ ne aston
hy NV n 10 e. cheaper any Shaving
cscsu ever pui up' atd a. gooi any. FOR sale by
GAYNOR A. WOOn.
JUS No. a. West Main
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III FAMILIES.
INEN GOODS-We have full supplies Of
- 4. "a and o. Table Damazks
sup-r Damask Tabie Cloths
DO do Napkins
Linen sheetingt O. 10 1874
Pillow Case Linens
Irish Linens all qualities
Birds Eye and other Diapers
Imperial Quilts
White Goods Of every description.
Also Mourning Goods Of all styles be sold ebeap.by
LATHROP, CHRIsTIAN q co.
fe 90 u,tn
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n oOK TO YOUR INTEREST," The sub

.cer- respectfully inform their and the
public reo.edhcir usual large supply Of
The po~t .,h,o shir made CLOTHING cor
rtst cav md 20 ~ hieh they making additions
hy oonssns every variety Undesirable Coaks Coats Vests
Pants DRIVERS rhirt, Collars rosous Stocks soeks Hdks
ts.ps viii be pleased at them
IN thr bess style upon reasonable terms
the selection OF their materials 10
well they have taken
having thsm up dura
huitv their assortment peculiarly
desirable TO Call and for yourselves
At HOOPER CRAFTS Virginia Cothins store,
,o7-f No. 81. Main
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PAINTS PAINTSl!
White Lead, Linseed Oil, &c. 6c.
E,NGLlsH and American White Lead, dry and in oil
- Linseed oil, warranted pure
Spirits Turpeniine, Spanish Brown
Chrome Yellow, Paris Green
Red Lead, Tena de Soma
Chinese Vermilion Paint Brushes
Venetian Red, Eng, Chrome Green
lmfarial Green in oil, Ltharge
VerdErs in
Turkey UmheT, American verminion
White Brushes-and also, a large and well assorted
stock OF the best quality American WINDOW GLASS embracing
great variety Of Of the celebrated "Muea
Glass has been and -y gives
verSal satisfaction Our copete offered
at low prices, At wholesale retail
DUVAL 4 PURCELL, Druggists
my 90 I47 Main street
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UPHOLSTERING

QrszzrA WE take tins OCCASION 70 give
~ q notice We keep nifty on b. "a stoves.
IN - GrAissand Cook NJ Rangers Of all Kinds thai
MI III ~ are generally In tais market, of our
E--~<9 uanuf- cture which VIC VII sell ON reasonable
HSf- 13rf1. teras Motifs Agricultural Furnaces foT
n>s2@ysr1 sisaming stock which will sell At
tETeY manufacturers prices, after adding the
~ ~ ~ peaaes, and Sheet Iron Manu-
----~S factory nearthe Boil Tavern, where all kinds
terms and Al
she -.,r,r-t Roong Copper, Cuusring
noio N %. 4 G. Il. WELLER,
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of the Order, with large number Of a0ios and
gentlemen par.ook of most sump,uous repas,
prepared in tho grove adjoining by Bro. c. Zim-
mcr.
After dinner tic procession was again march
ed TO town and the dttTsrons Divisions escorted
% lhc.r respective rooms.
Thus closed the ceremonies Of day which
will long he remembered by our citizonS.
On Sunday afternoon. Bro Carey addressed
a large audience from the samo stand. upon the
duty of the professors Of Christianity in tho
Temperance cause. 1t told well, and hope
much good VII rosul, tnerefrom. At tie close
pledge was offered and ono hundred and fifteen
names were placed to it.
A heavy storm of wind and rain camo
which broke up tho meeting. Had the people
not been forced 10 seek shelter we think n lcas:
800 names would have been placed 10 the pledge.
On Sunday evening Bro. Cary went 10 Centre-
Vile and addressed large meeting. and obtain
cd large number of names 10 tho total absti-
hence pledge.
We rcerc. that timo docs no, permit us 10 give
more fu'i and complete accoun, of tho glorious
revival Of tho Temperance cause. We have
failed in doing j, justice.
1t is regretted by many Of our citizens that
Bro. Carey unable 10 remain longer with
They feel under grea; obligations to him for his
attendance, and will ever remember his servi-
ces with gratitude 1t Is proposed to call
Temperance meeting future day, sometime
about the first of September and dispense with
all forms and ceremonies. except tho discussion
of the important suhjcc, of Temperance. We
happy in hopg able TO say that Mr.. Carey
has consented - attend. if possible.
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MoEE 1NDIASs.-Four Kansas Indians arrived
at 81. Louis on the eth inst. The chief ho buc-
coma, and three braves. They are on their way
10 Washington for the purpose OF soliciting Con-
gross and the President, TO render their nation
relief. They are said to be in very distressing
condition, being two indoont TO work, and canno;
longer gain subsistence from hun:ng.
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tho Goth and 2lst inst.
Tho intelligence is interesting. Wo copy full
extract from the papors.
From the Nec Orleans Bulletin Of June 90
RETURN or THE COMMITTEE OF THE LIE
GLSLATURE-REYNOSA TAKEN, &c. &c
The committee of the Legislature Of Louisiana.
appointed to present tho resolutions Of that bod
to Gen. Taylor, returned yesterday, via Mobile.
They arrived at Ma,acloras on the Sth instant
and waited on Con lay Tor the next day. They
were received with great cordially, and during
their stay ut tho camp. wcro treated with the
utmost hospitality and kindness. On tho oven
ing of the 9th, the two Louisiana Regiments com
manded by Coloncls Walton and Marks. were
reviewed before the committee by Con. Smith.
On tho llth. tho committee entertained
OF a sumptuous dinner by tho officers of the army
at large house in Matamoras, which had been
tho headquarters of Gen. Arista. The officers
of the Washington and Jackson regiments were
present. Among tho other guests Gov.
Henderson. of Texas. Gen. Lamar, Gen. Buric-
son. Gen. Johnson, General Alomucan Hunt, Col.
Cook. DR.. Ashbol Smith, and several o,hor dis
tnguishcd citizens Of Texas.
On The iih, tho committee were entertained
by Capt. May. at the Dragon oncampment which
IS midway between Matamoras and Point Isabel.
on the east sido of the river.
The main body of tho army is cncamped on
tho right bank of tho Rio Grande, near Ma,amor-
as anu II Strong Ol9fC IS constantly kept the
town. The 9Th Infantry and tho Washington and
JAG kson regiments on the left bank, in al Id
near Fort Brown. The othor Louisiana volun-
teers at Blrta.
n detachment of regulars and volunteers undor
Col. Wilson had been sent up tho river the vii
lago of Roynoso. Capt o -den returned on the
18th TO Moiamoras. and reported tina; Col. Will
sons command had taken possession. without op-
position, and without seeing anything of tho
enomy.
Tho cncampment Of tho Second Dragons
under Capt. May is the spo; where Walkers
Rangers wore attacked by the Moxicans. The
Texas Rangers have been mustered into tho
service of tho United States, and arc oncamped
TO the number of GOO or 100 near Po;n, Isabel
Tho kentucky and Missouri volunteers are en-
camped on Brazos island.
Several houses in Ma.amoras have been con-
vcrted into hospitals, and are filed with wounded
Mexican soldiers, to whom every attention is paid
by our surgeons.
Col. Torrcioin, the Mexican officer who cap
'ured Capt. Thornton's squadron, is dead. He
was not however, killed, was reported, in the
battle, but has since died of fever.
Tho L. s. ship John Adams and brig Law
ronco were lying of the bar, also cutter. name
arrived at Matamoras on tho l2.h inst.
The brig Archoaus arrived at the Brazos on
tho lith inst. from Tampco, with Mr.. Schatzell,
late American Consul at Matamoras. and several
other Americans. who had been previously or
dered from Matamoras by tho American au,hos-
ties.