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VOL. mo. 297S.
POLITICAL NOTICES.
~ Third Ward.-REGuLAR NATIONAL WIG
NOMINATlONS-Ihe Committee elected by The Wing
direction Of The Wing Ward Committee, on MONDAY,
The 2lst int present apir fellow citizens the fol-
For did,rmon-oSCAR ". sTURTEVANT
For assistant -4lder,9aH-SAMUEL R. MABBATT.
70, Assessor, NATH .\NlEL BASSEFT and ARCHI-
Fe, .Coaslaolcs-ALDREw NlsBET and JOHN
roR INSPECTORS or ELECTION
Fg, .d n he his Tea Rada Henry ESD D 81 Bsar
Third Dhrict.... VIM. L. Sbardlow, I. Spencer Kirty.
t Dtst6,e Thos oaF% ss Ahgf5 Tafyiqr
For Iaspecto, 81 Common SctooL-ALANSONS {. JONES.
For rusfec Of Common Scboois-GEO. ". TEACHER
MOSES q. HoPPoCK, Chairmen7
T. SPENCER KlRRY, Secretary OBJ ST.
"a Fourth Ward Whig Nominations
For A@embty -CHARLES a DANA
For 1issessoys-J AAES HUDSON, JAS. g. BURNS.
For Ccn@otle.-DAyID BLAIR, JAS DECKER.
:, FIR Sesoot Observation-Disclosures H. BURNS, THO
For Scioot Trustees HENRY TOPPING, RALPH
HALL.
INSPECTORS or ELECTION
First District-Robt. Simpson, Sanl. McCrahen
Second District Emanuel Lister, John Carter
Inrd Distrie.-JqsePI T9uens, George " Bennett
Fourth %hes s J9i Edwards
j II MosEMAN, sec'y io81 SRI Ward Nomg Com.
~. Fifth Ward Regular Democratic Wing
For assemtIg.ABRAM WAKEMAN
JOHN L. BROWER Chairman Nominating Committee
J. HoBERT WARD, Secretary,
For assistant 14i5ermon-JOHN BOYCE.
For -issesaors-WlLLiAM SCOTT, CHARLES Nc
For ,1t coastqJle.-JosEPH JENKINS, CHARLES F.
FOR INSPECTORS or ELECTION;
First Disirtct-John Mckinlnln, Alden j Hale,
Second Dlyict-W. c. Scott Peter Mood,
1abd DLstrct-Iom NJ Bennett, John , Frink
Foayth Disi,iF-WliiatG Browning, John ]. Bingham.
FIN Distrjct-Crowe oil Adau,s Jacob Webb:
Foy School Co,ens4oaey-JOsEPH W: MEEKS.
For $ Scsooi r. 'aastce@&NDREW ". LEGGAT
a. L. DECAMP, Chairman Nominating COMMITTEE
JoHH J. BINGHAM, Secretary Oh q
~. seventh Mard.-DEMoCRATIc WHO REG
Tor or issgI5tg-TU0MAs TRUsLoW
For assistant itde. ,aaa--JOHE 3. WEBB ,,,.,,
10, 4sscssory-A w. s VAN DUERsON, JAMES NJ
FaI - G CON- w JONES, JOHN n.
For School Tru5tec-JAMES w. BARKER
For School Ivspector-JAAE5 7. BREMNER.
THOMAS WILLIAMS, JR
ABNER CHICHESTER,
Cbuirmen Charter and Assembly Conventions
r : " IA M1EcAS' Secretaries. nj Ills,
- Eighth ward iiegnlnr Wing Nominations.
E., 4'emJlg-W WILL, B !! 4 6 TON
FOR Consta5gss--WII B.JONEs, JQsEPHCC DIVINE
For trust Tt@stee-WILIlAM BIooMFIElp.
For Inspector JONATHAN w. ALLEN.
By order Of the Ward Committee.
JAMES NJ. MURRAY, Chairman
A AIN GS;R mfixrn Secretaries $50 otis
% Eighth Ward.-At meeting Of The voters of The
tsiih Nad ed On lugsG9y egen4 I, QC9 9 IN @
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vLANNELS.-l20b bales scarlet, for sale
Il nv Io5I NESAITH L co. 81 and 81 Pine-sL
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~ Grand Temple of Honor, Srnte OF New wv
York,-An adjourned session of the Grand Temple WI!
be held on FRIDAY EVENING, Nov l, al the hoil ~
Buwery at y O'Clock Representatives are requested 10
be pupcua in their attendance BY order,
oSl q. REUBEN C. BULL, G. w. K.
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DARTHENON CIRCULATING Ii

y GARTElENON CIRCULATING Ii
n BRARY, 252 BROADWAY-Tbe Subscribers beg
leave call the attention Of every class Of renders
their Libnry-- vii be found afford cbeap and easy
method Of access TO The best Periodical Publications. and
the valuable well as the Lighter Literature Of tho
daV.
The following English and American Periodicals are
ceyed regularly for the OF lie subscribers 10 the Libra
~. viz: The Month American london Quarterly, Edin-
burgh, North British Westminster and Democratic Re-
views BackwO0d's Edinburgh. COihuru'4 New Monthly,
Fuscrs, Sharpes London. Taits Edinburgh, Chambcrs'
Edinburgh journal, Kncherbocker, Eclectic sartain's,
Grahems and Harpers Magazines
oz3 6lseod c. s. FRANCIS u co. 252 BroadwayI
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NEw-YoRX FLoATINc DRY Dock CO. !

NEw-YoRX FLOATING DKY Dock Co.
October 29lh. 1859.
~ A Dividend of 5 Per Cent. has been declared
from the Earnings Of ,ic Dock for the six months ending
Nov ls pay able the Stockholders and after The OH
day of Nov.
The Transfer Books win be closed from the LIST 10 10Th
o@ tNs, 49, H. v MASON, Secretary.
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TsSWO or Three single gentlemen, or gen
Il tcmen and Their wives, can BE- accommodated with
excellent ROOMS and BOARD, at Mrs. BANTAS, Coz
lege-pluce. Best Preference given and required o3 q
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OSl ~ KtUbtlN G. 30 ID, U " N
~ Dr. Banning. having perfected his Body Braces,
Spinal Supports and Heruial Trusses has returned to SAL
Broadway, for tie management OF female SPINAL digest
I've, nervous. pulmonary and vocal arrangements Phys
CLANS aud dealers invited TO exunue his inventions.
oSl If
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BOARDING in the Seventh Ward
y One or TWO single gentlemen can be accomnoda ed
with PLEASANT ROOMS, with full or partial board. on
application Is Rutgers-s. corner OF Henry. OIL ST.
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DOARDING.-A gentleman and lady,
or single gentlemen may have il partial board in
PRIVATE FAMILY at II Eleyenth-si few doors west
OF Broadway. References exchanged. o3l ~
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IA Mass Meeting viii be held in BROOKLYN
THIS EVENING, at Carroll HALL, Smih-st. corner
OF Bergen, at y O'clock respond 10 he nomination OF
c nominee for the Counties OF Richmond aud Kngs. Sc
vera eminent speakers will be present and address the
riceiiug nj TX
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TuK NEw-YOKM TRIBUNE
TuE NnWrAmRM VRInuNE

FoK EUROPEAN CIRCULATION
established un departure Of each Mal Steamer TOT Law
go Prce 81 cents per copy, OF 81 per year postage
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Z T
oeeti,g Of he GRAND DIVISION Sons Of remperance
aae Of New York will be held the Hal Of CascadIlla
Division, No 81, S. of u, nj ITHACA, on WEDNESDAY,
Nov 49, 10 O'Clock AM. to initiate representatives elect
representatives. TO NJ D., receive reports OF officers AID
gonds md is allowed he transacted special meetings
Of the Grand Division. BY ORDER l.. L. LEWIS, g. ).
RoIoe TUESDAY, Oct IS nj q
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
BOARDING.

PICARD WANTED, by gentleman
a and M ,e.it within Is iAjHH,es' yak % WashiU- ou
HarDde Ground An UNFURNlSHED ROOM required.
Address Bllncn, This once nj u
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published on the departure OF zach Maj Steamer o'
gaaRres Price, 81 ciuts per copy.
GREELEY & McELRATh, Pubisners
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y
Sesou his opinion Of the above
toned Ork. Chancellor WALWORGH.
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1eyasi reliable citations from the whole dngs lof
gal reports, aud aAa5
enlbuSiaty the Law HIM thu facility Of netan
refence sud will extensively aid st-D The prseensr and
The % business ROBERT }. WALKER
~
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BOARD WANTED, and two Rooms,
, connected unftuished) with paures. for family
OF three persons Location above Broome,s and near
Broadway Address Trio. Tribune Office. o3I r.
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d ard his ady-secouc story from; room prelerrelbs
tween Secord aud Fifth and above Hogstonst Ad-
dress D. box 1857 lower Post-Otlce. nj St
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[ooanrsposDrsor or THE rrrvs1ro.I
BALTIMORE. March Ism.

BALTIMORE, March lis p. IN.
The new and superb steamship Republic, which
was built here last summer, and has been running
for some time between Baltimore and Charleston,
has been sold to Mr.. George Law. of New York, for
the handsome sum of one hundred and thirty five
thousand dollars cash. The Republic is designed
to run regularly the line from Panama TO San
Francisco, owned by Mr. Law. She will be one Of
the best and most capacioiis boats on that side Of
the Isthmus She originally cost about one hun
dred and ten thousand dollars. The stockholders
by this operation realize the nett sum OF fifteen per
cent on their investment. She arrived here from
Charleston this morning, in sixty two hours. tits,
regret to say her last trip to that port. She leaves
for New York perhaps morrow, and thence i'm
mediately for the land of gold.
March has come In with quite clustering, and
according to the old adage, will probably go out
calmly.
The town meeting on Monday will, Il have no
doubt, be very large and imposing affair. Sew
eral distinguished gentlemen are expected to be
present from Washington
Our market for breadstuffs remains very quiet.
Small sales Of -four at 81 81 a 81 6S for Howard
street. Grain is scarce. Small sales of red wheat
at lO3 lOs cts white, IL Is cts. Corn is dull;
sales of white at Al cts, and yellow at 4s 40 cts.
Oats, 80 a "a cts.
Provisions and groceries arc steady.
The supply of tobacco continues very light.
Holders are firm and prices are tending upwards.
Sales small
Stocks firm. Sales $4,000 Md. 6's, lO3 1881,
an advance; Md. coupons, l04; $l.ll6 Baltimore
6s, 1870, at lO4; U. S. 6s Of 1867, closed at ll3
bid, lis asked. The tendency is decidedly up
ward for Government securities.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Supposed Discovery OF DE-. Parkman's
Remains.

BosroN, March /.
The body of drowned man has been found near
Roxbury, Massachusetts,, which, from various cir
cumstances, is supposed TO be that of Dr. Parkman.
The sheriff and several officers proceeded to the
place, in order to examine the body. On seeing it,
all of them simultaneously exclaimed that it
Dr. Parkman. The astounding discovery so i'm
pressed all present that they were overwhelmed
with amazement; and on more minute cxamina-
tion all felt convinced that it really Dr. Park
man. The size of the body, the attenuated limbs
the apparent age, and other striking characteristics
corresponded precisely with those peculiar to DIR.
Parkman. The body conveyed to. Roxbury
House, where il now remains for Identification.
High Sheriff Adams and Mr. Hobart, both init
mately acquainted with DR.. Parkman, think this
body is his.
The relations of DR.. Parkman have determined
to visit Roxbury for the purpose Of satisfying them
selves in regard to the identity Of the body An
investigation is to be made with reference to the
Roxbury almshouse, to ascertain if the body found
may not have come from that institution. The
matter has produced some excitement, and will
undergo thorough investigation.
BALTIMORE, March 10y p. m.
The body found at Roxbury has been identified
as Daniel Mccartney, carriage smith, who dis
appeared last December.
New YoRK, March l-2p. IN.
We have had quite a pleasant day.
The stock market is steady. Treasury note 6's,
1921 ll3; coupons, ll5i asked.
Flour is steady. Sales Of 5000 bbls. at Sd 81 a
$5 for common Western and State; prime Gene
see SIS so SIS 81; Southern ranges from s s to
SIS 25 corn meal 50 81; rye flour SO. Sales of
Southern white wheat at ll6 III cts. Corn is
steady-sales of 10000 bushels at 81 a SO cts. for
mixed and yellow; oats IS al cts. Provisions
steady. Sales of 200 bbls. pork at 10 81 a 10 30
for mess; prime SIS 81; lard 81 a7s cts. in bbls,
kegs cts. Groceries unchanged.
Cotton is somewhat frmer Sales of 500 bales at
1871 1872 for fair Upland; Orleans 49, cts
Whisky 25s cts in bbls.
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NOTICE. have Just received, by the ship
IN Stella from Liverpool, thirty four crates and
ho,gsheads OF CROCKERY, consisting in part of, as
follows:
Rich and beautiful Toilet Ware.
Flowing blue Hong, white granite, Tiyoh, and
Minaret Dinner Sets and detached pieces
A great variety Of Tea Ware, &c.
am now opening
Gold banded Dinner and Dessert Sets and de-
tached pieces.
Saucers, by the dozen pair.
White China Dinner Sets and detached pieces.
High and low Baskets, Compoters, Casseroles
and Fruit Bowls, &c.
IN STORE
Cut and plain Deoanters, Claret Flagons.
Tumblers, Wines, Hook Glasses, Claret do.
Lamps, Girandoles, Walters.
Britannia Ware, Casters, silver plated Forks.
Cake Baskets, Knives, Knives and Forks, &c.
All Of which will be sold. at wholesale retail,
as low as they can be purchased in any city in the
United States c. s. FOWLER,
March l-3tif Odd Fellows Hall, 7th street.
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NOTICE.

Itl form the friends and customers of her late
husband, that she continues the WINE and IL
QUOR business at the old store IS Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, where be found great variety
Of Wines and Liquors, of various grades and vim
tages. consisting in part of Sherry, Port, Madeira.
Ciaret, Hook, &C. Brandy, Gin, Monongahela and
Irish Whisky, ST. Croix Rum, and Jamaica Spirits,
Brown Stout and Scotch Ale.
Also, a very superior lot of Champagne. from
rios vineyards, put up by special order, all of which
will be sold at low prices.
MI BAILIE, IS Chestnut st.,
Next door to Congress Hall Hotel, Philadelphia.
Feb. 14-lm
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SMITHSONIAN LECTURES.

TINE next course of FREE LECTURES at the
J. Smithsonian Institution will be delivered by
Professor AoAsslz, on The Unity Of Ae Plan Of the
Animal Creation. In consequence of his engage
ments at Charleston, South Carolina, Professor A.
will be obliged to limit his present course TO this
week.
In order to meet the convenience of large a
number Of hearers possible each lecture will be
repeated.
The order of the lectures will be follows:
lst Tuesday, February 26, at o'clock, p. M
repeated at 8, p. m.
ID. Wednesday, February q, at o'clock, p. NJ
repeated at 8, p. m.
Sd. Friday, March |, at o'clock, p. m.-repeated
at 8, p. m.
N. b. The lectures will commence precisely at the
hours mentioned. Persons attending at O'Clock
respectfully requested to give place to others at
o'clock. Feb 26-d4t
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CHILD persisted ny FIRg--A little girl six
years old, named Mary j. Hagan, met her death
lately I'm Boston, in a most hooking manner. II
appears that the mother had gone to the market,
leaving her three children locked in the room, in
order TO prevent them from running into the street
During the absence Of Mrs. Hagan, the clothes Of
the deceased (thc eldest Of three) caught fire from
the stove, and burnt nearly of from her body
When the mother returned, after absence Of less
than an hour, she found the room filled with dense
smoke, and her first thought was for her children.
She saw one, but which shc could not at the mo-
ment distinguish, lying upon the floor, and clasp
ing II in her arms ran 20 the door, and found Il TO
be the bodyof her daughter. completely burnt 10 a
crisp and presenting one Of the most horrible spec
tacles imaginable. Strange 10 say the other chik
drcn were alive and unhsrmed-onc, a little boy
four years OF age. having crawlcd under some bed.
clothes, and the other infant seven months old,
being covered up in cradle. thus preventing the
smoke from suffocating them.
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Macao AND TIVE FRENcH.-We copy an article
from the Straits Times touching subject which has
been talked Of, but not publicly written about in
China. II seems 10 be taken for granted that the
Portuguese cannot, or will not continue 10 hold
Macao, and that the French have an eye upon il;
heved," the Macao Senate is DESTROYS Of ccdng the
place to the English--an event which the writer in
the Straits Times would hail with much satisfac-
ton, while he views the prospect Of French occupa
ton with great dread. We cannot sympathise
with him in either respect Macao would be a
troublesome and expensive burden to the English,
while the establishment Of another great European
power in China, and especially one not hampered
by questions of trade, would be attended with many
advantages. - China Mail, Norernbn s.
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DAGUERREAN GALLERY,
Pennsylvania Avenue,

Gone door East Of Ginlans Drug Store.)
T,HE Citizens of Washington and strangers visit
Il ing the city are respectfully informed that the
subscriber has opened Gallery as above, where he
is taking Daguerreotype Pictures, which all who
see them pronounce superior TO any specimens Of
the art ever produced in Washington, and which
he is confident will bear favorable comparison with
any ever executed in the United States.
Pictures are taken at this establishment by the
aid of an extensive sky light constructed on new
plan, by which all the lights and shades of the pic
lures are produced with unusual clearness and
strength, giving the portrait degree Of boldness
and beauty of tone never attained by any other
mode.
Having just imported from Germany the largest
and most costly Camera ever seen in America, Mr.
b. is prepared TO take Cabinet Pictures OF the largest
size ever produced in the world.
Portraits of children taken in a few seconds. Per-
feet satisfaction warranted in all cases.
Portraits taken equally well in fair and cloudy
weather N. s. BENNETT
Feb 6--eodlmo
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VXTANTED.-By Lady every way competent
wv to teach Music on the Piano Forte and
Guitar, a situation in some Seminary south
west, though the former would be preferred. She
has much experience in her profession, having
been employed in several Of the most respectable
Scmnaries. The most unquestionablc references
given as to character and capacity.
Any communication addressed, post paid, TO o.
p, Washington city post-office, will be promptly
attended TO- Feb. ldf
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IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES OF WASH
INGTON AND THE DISTRICT.

IN PULVERMACHER, from SO Baltimore street,
Il /. Baltimore has opened branch opposite
Browns Hotel, Pennsylvania Avenue, where he
will open this morning beautiful assortment OF
Laces Ribbons, Embroideries, Capes Collars, Cuffs.
Wells, Berthas, Evening Dresses, Embroidered
Children's Dresses, Ladies' Breakfast Caps, En-
broidered and Plain Linen Cambria Handkerchief,
and endless variety Of all the leading styles OF
of every description for ladies and gentlemen.
F. Pulvermacher pledges himself to sell from %
to 80 per cent cheaper than any house in this city
Jan. I5-dtf
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IHRIsTIE's GALvANIC AND MAGNETIC
" CURATIvES.-Forall Nervous Diseases these
celebrated articles positive and absolute spe
ciic.
The Belt is used when the body system gene
rally is affected the Necklace for complaints Of the
throat. as asthma and bronchitis, and of the head
and the Bracelets for any disorders of the arms
limbs, rheumatism, palsy, tremors, and spasmo-
die affections. These articles simply applied
as directed with the Magnetic Fluid which accom-
pany them, and when faithfully used they never
fail.
The great popularity and excellence of the Gal
vanic Curatvcs consist in the fact that they arrest
and cure disease by outward application, in place
of the usual method Of drugging and physicking
the patient till exhausted nature sinks hopelessly
under the infection. They strengthen the whole
system equalize the circulation of the blood, pro-
the secrctions, invigorate the entire energies
and can never do the slightest harm under any cir
cumstances.
For sale in Washington by the authorized agent,
M. Ii. STEVENS,
No. Browns Hotel.
And by authorized agents throughout the United
States. Jan. 22-eoif3m
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Take NOTICE.

GENTLEMEN can be accommodated with first
VI rate board and rooms for Sc 90 per week, or
board without rooms for So 90 per week, lat
Copp's PaviHion.) The Bathing rooms attached TO
this establishment superior. Hot, Cold, Vapor,
Shower, Salt, Electro magnetic, and Sulphur fume
Baths in readiness at all hours, from O'Clock
a. m, until III O'Clock p. m.
Also Private Parlors for Dinner and Supper par
ties Feb. ll-MW&Slm
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nERsONs WHO HAVE BROWN, DARK,

DERSONs WHO HAVE BROWN, DARK,
L or Yellow Skin and Complexion, would be
agreeably surprised to find their skin white, smooth
and clear after washing few times with the true
Jones's Italian Chemical Soap, yet such is the real
effect of this beautiful article.
PERSONS WHO HAVE FRECKLES, TAN,
Sunburn, Morphew, &C., delighted with the
Transformation effected by 1.-THE above any
other Disagreement vanish by its use, leaving the
skin clear and lovely. This is sold at
]. F. CALLAN'S,
Feb. % Corner and 7th streets.
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OAK HALL RoTusDA.-This is the finest Ales-
room for clothing in the country, and is filled with
boys clothing of every kind and quality Some of
the neatest patterns Of chldrens dresses ever dis
played in Boston can be found in this room. Prices
asked for complete suit are from SO to SIS. The
materials are good, and they are made ashions-
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MARRIED.

MARRIED.,
On Thursday morning, the 18th ult., by the Rev
Mr.. MAcHELBEIaEa, Mr.. GRAFTON SUIT, of
Badcnsburg district, and Miss AMELIA v.
STONE, Of spaldings district, Prince Georges
county, Md.
On Thursday evening, by the Rev. Mr.. wIRo.
Man, Mr.. WILLIAM T. HYDE and Miss THE
RESA c. KALDENBACK, both Of Nottingham,
Prince Georges county, Md
On Thursday evening, by the Rev. Mr.. BAIRp,
Mr.. GEORGE CLARKE and Miss MATILDA
DUvALL. daughter of the late MARsHAM DuvALL,
Of Evansville district, Prince Georges county, Md
Or Unitarian Church.-The subject Of the
lecture to- morrow evening will be " The Barbarian
Times, Benedict, and the Monastsrics. To COM
mencc at n O'Clock. March 2
avenue, near 18th street.-The Rev. J. n. EcKARp
will, with Divine permission, lecture on Chris
tianity in India" on Sunday, at , o'clock. p. m.
Service in the morning, as usual, AT II O'Clock.
90 Hon. Horace Mann, late Secretary of the
Board Of Education of Massachusetts,, will deliver
Lecture, by request Of the Teachers Association,
In the Lecture Room Of the Smithsonian Institute
THIS AFTERNOON, at4I O'Clock.
The public are respectfully invited to attend
March2
A HOUSE AND FURNITURE FOR RENT.
"A in one Of the most desirable situations in the
city. Inquire OF GREEN & TAsTET
March 2-u
ADELPHI THEATRE.
Managers. .Messrs. CARrLiTcH and Bsowsr.
Acting and Stage Managcr....M J. B. RosrRrs.
LAST NIGHT OF THE UNRIvALLED ROSA
JACQUES.
ON SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 2,
The performance will commence with the Petit
Comedy Of
SOMEBODY ELSE.
Minnie. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Miss Anna Cruise
After Shich, the Opera Of
ERNANI
Elvira. ............. Madcmoiselle Rosa Jacques.
To be followed by the Farce Of the
GOVERNORS WIFE.
mcKofy snort. ....... .............. Mr.. Browne.
To conclude with the last act Of
LA sOMNAMBULA.
Amina.. ............. .Madcmoiselle Rosa Jacques.
Prices OF admission private boxes rs cents; boxes
and parquet, so cents; gallery, IS cents.
Doors will be opened at O'clock; performance
10 commence at half-past 7. Mar. 2