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SOUTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.
COLUMBIA, DECEMBER 9.

COLUMBIA, DECEMBER 9.
In the House of to-day Mr. JONES advocated
nonSae action but asserted that Greenvle ready for
any action that may be determined Mr.. CHEsSuT was
opposed to the present action Of separate State but
ready to cooperate with other Southern States in any
which they would suggest for the protection of the
South He advocated the necessity Of sending Delegates to
the Southern States to induce them send representation
to Southern Congress- and believed the time had arrived
when such necessary Such Congress
would form constitution and Southern Confederation, and
in the event. which he did anticipate Of action, Caro-
lima and will fall back upon her sovereignty, and secede
per Sc. Mr.. McCRApr against the immediate action
of the State, but said that all necessary military preparation
should be resored her defence Mr. MEaNIssER has
the floor for tomorrow.
Columbia, DECEMBER TO-
In SxSArE-Mr. CAREw's report in relation the pu-
chase of the Calhoun manuscripts has been adopted.
HOUSE OF REpREsESrArIvEs.-Mr;M ramISeER's speech
focble and able. He dprecates separate Stale action
and also immediate secession, and offered resolutions that the
proposal Of the Nashville Convention for the assembling Of
Southern Congress be accepted and that the Legislature
forthwith provide for the appointment OF delegates to said
Convention that $780, 900 be appropriated for armng and
defending the State and that police system be established
for the purpose of protecting people, bond and free, from
the evil designs Of Northern emssaries and aboltonss-
The Joint Committee have nominated CHARLEsM. Fun
for the presidency Of the Bank Of the State of South
Carolina. All the old directors have been put in
except Mr.. j. p DKyEAUx, and the following additional
names have also been added to The list Of Candidates. viz
Messrs j. L. CAN'T, w. M. LAwToN, and r. DULIs
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Mrs. ELIZA W. FARsHAM, formerly matron Of the Sing
Sing Prison, and the protector Of partially successful scheme
Of female emigration to California, has become the popreress
of fine farm San Francisco, the crops which this
estimated to be worth $50, 000 The California
Courier gives account Of judgment obtained by her in
Of the courts in San Francisco against JOSEPH s. RucKLK
for So, SOL. 27.-Neio York Courier.
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MISSIS SIPPI.

Proceedings Of The Mississippi Legisiafme.--.4d-
jo4rnment sine die.
JACKSON, (SATURDAY) NOVEMBER 80.
The bill calling State Convention, to be held
on the second Monday of November next and di-
rectng the members to be chosen at the election on
the first Monday in September, passed the Senate
by vote of % yeas against 9 nays, and the House
by vote of 81 to 40. A supplemental bill, giving
the Governor power to call the Convention toge-
ther at an earlier day, in the event of certain pro-
ceedings by Congress, was introduced and passed
in the Senate, but lost in the House, under the
rule requiring resolutions to lie over one day.
Both Houses adjourned sine die this evening at
nine O'clock
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WESTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
The Census Returns from the counties of West-
ern Virginia being nearly all in, the subjoined state
ment of its population will be interesting to our
readers generally in that State:
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SPECIAL ELECTION IN LouIsANA.-On the 30th
ultimo an election was held in the third district of
Louisiana to fill the vacancy caused by the death
of Mr.. HARMANsoN. The candidates were r. M.
STEWART, (Whig) and A. G. Penn, Democrat
The latter is elected. The New Orleans Bulletin
says that he is gentleman Of high standing, and
strong Union man. .-.
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WHALING FROM SAN FRAscIsco-We learn that the
bsrque Popmunnet, formerly Of Fsrhaven, fit
ting for whaling voyage at San Francisco latest dates
Capt Frank Smith, Of New London, old whaler and
terprisng merchant, also fitting ship Of about eight
thousand barrels capacity for the Arctic fishery.
Ne,U Bedford Mercury.
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ExTENsIvB CoNFLAeRArIoy.-The Hamilton woolen
mills situated Southbrdge Massachusetts, were destroyed
by FIRE on Sunday morning The loss Is stated $500 000
Of which Sl5o.000 is covered by insurance Over
hundred persons have been thrown Of work the de-
struction Of these mills.
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The TELEeRAPH-AssoYISa AccIDEST-The Louis
vile Journal states that while the Presidents Message
the course Of transmission along the wires of the ORey
Telegraph lne on Monday night week, at half past two
every thing up TO that time having worked WELL flash of
lightning struck the wire and stopped the progress Of the
Message The other wire, which used in transmitting
the Message to the Courier struck, and continued
to operate until the whole Message was delivered
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The Cashmere Shaws prepared by Msharsjah Gouleb
singh, oil Jsmoo, for the Industrial Exhibition in London
are valued and bestowed ia free gifts the
trustees Another Chief sends suit of steel armor nlaid
with gold.
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Mr.. CLAY arrived at Pittsburg on Tuesday night
last, and departed thence the next evening, on his
way to this city. During his brief sojourn at
Pittsburg he was visited by large number of his
friends
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HALIFAX DEc. llThere has been great fire in this
city The North Bssck and two entire streets Of houses
have been consumed.
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The Boston Courier snys: "Mr Bgelow, the regular
Wing candidate, supported by Union tickets in the
different wards Mr. Amory the candidate Of the
Wings who dislked the denomination Of Mayor Bigeow.
Mr. Goodrich supported by the Democrats proper and
Mr. Mussey by the Fre-soilers and some Temperance
6 men,"
The whole Wing list of Aldermen is elected, and Whig
Common Councilpen are chosen in most of the wards
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3,400
Use in ten years. :. 3,400

IN fef JeurS' J,FUV
The above figures exhibit the remarkable result that while
white population has increased in the last ten years at
rate Of 46s cent? the slave population has only increased
n the ratio Of lS4 per cent and there has actually been
decrease Of 81 per cent in the free coored population The
aggregate increase OF the city population within the years
is 3ls per cent.-Norfok Herald.
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PoPULATIoS OF NoRroLK CITr.-We give below the
complete aggregates Of the three classes Of population in Nor
folk according to the Census Of 1850 to which we have
nexed the aggregates Of the same classes according 10 the
Census Of 1910. They are AZ fnlnus.
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Free Free Slaves. Total.
whites. blacks. aea
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,.sSs or rns sr.rs sp Nrw yosr

appears by this that since lS. the banks Of this
stat. have been steadily expanding. In circulation,
there has been increase Of nearly sin and half
millions in deposits increase Of nearly twelve mil
liens. and in specie de Of nearly two millions
This Filling on In the amount Of specie on hand is
most extraorsinary circumstance. Since May, 1874,
We have imported between thirty and forty millions q
dollsrs from Europe; we have scquired and worked
pretty extensively the gold mines Of California in the
face % which the banks Of this State had the 30th
Of March last, not so much specie by nearly two mil
lions OF dollars az on the iss Of Nay ls The Euro
pesn famine, In 1s47, ercsted such an enormous de-
mand for our brescstuas, that importation Of TWEEN
tynve millions Of dollars In specie vsS the result in
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MON II Y u A n TX E II.



d During the past week the stock market has been
onpsratvely quiet Prices have varied but very lit
tle, as will be by the table annexed, and have
noticed none Of that excitement among spectators
that characterized when prices moving
upward From the appearance Of things in the street,
should judge that IL would be difficult to sustain
prices long at present points to say nothing about
advance Iany of those lately engaged in the inns.
tcn Of the bubble, baye sold out and working
the other side of the house and expect to hear
all kinds of stories relative to the worthiessness
fancy stocks generally and several railroad stocks
particularly from the very who have been long
engaged in putting them up, and Initiating prices.
This, however, Is not unusual we these sudden
changes almost every day in Wall street. and they
do not surprise 1t only shows that everything
depends upon the position of the parties engaged
whether they long short whether they wish to
buy or sell; and outsiders doubt frequently
astopshed st the utter absence of consistency the
movements Of the managers most of these compan
The great abundance and cheapn-ss OF money tends
sustain the stock market than any value tho
different securities may possess for IL be admitted
that every stock in the list is at this moment selling
for much more than 1t is worth for investment,
for speculative purposes; and the with which all
kinds Of stock bc bypothecated at very limited
margin, enables men of moderate means to carry
great number of shares. This prevents too great
supply pressing upon the market, and small demand
therefore, keeps prices steady Since tho upward
movement in the fsneies commenced,the bears have
been very cautious and have not placed themselves in
the power CT the bulls by selling largely short Holders
have all the business among themselves and will have
to hunt up class Of customers take stocks
OF their hands SO long they can and willing
hold there will be important depreciation in prices;
but the moment they compelled to SELL they will
not be able TO find purchasers to any extent within
ten per cent Of present prices.
The annexed comparative table exhibits the quota
tions in tLis Hsrtst for the principal speculative
stocks for each day Of the past week, and at tss
close Of the vssksprsvous 1t will be that pri-
ses have throughout been quite uniform.
QvorAroxs rRIrcIrAL srssxs IN rss NV
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RAILROADS.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD TuK sUS-
senlers, vls at tho lsst Assuai Election VI Dirss-
TORS Ac, Tor thu uuifcn River Railroad Company.
elected by tia sochhoder 20 Inspestors ~ the
next succeeding election Of Directors for Ne company
asd Who, by bs hysvs Of the sonIsny, also sonst
,gtsd Ccnslt,ss of ths s,oekhsder for TIE purpe,s
OF inNesgstibg the sfairs and situation " the
psny previous 20 the neat Annual Election ef Directors
have, within ths present month, srterod uTos their
duties ss committee Aforesaid at the Office o hs
ara have the iuss. manner regsrga BY the Baars Of
the auties dsputed 70 them examined the Accsunts books
and papers Of ths have pared the
the ssnsnt IN the Thr Annual Report 81 the Directors
Of the company dated che ih ~ Ap 0f vnich ~
heret. .hneIed and they hereby certify the sane be
csrreot ana sntrey supported By fd books
rtr~r aud sla they believe the utmost rsancs ant
sfLAs woon,
New Yorh. Jsss 8. 1850. JOHN 4 GkRES,
A. n. MfCzLB
BALANCE snssr, rRos Rooss or Huu.1S Rrss RAu.soAp
COMPANY, APpIL ", Is39.
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less than twelve months after and IL the reports
true have received at least neen Million Of gold
dust ON California making in these two items ag-
gregste Of forty millions Of dollars The increase In
the loans and discounts of the banks Of this State
since 1874 has been equal to fifty per cent, showing
expansion tending to results similar to those real
iEtd in 1887 In the circulation and deposits there has
been u corresponding increase, and our banks are
much more expanded in every department. than they
haYs ever heen before
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ssnpsrison Of prices current ~ the close OF the
narkt Yesterday With those ruling st the clos. OF the
previous week, shows advance In United States
- Of rsr cent; Kentucky o's, VI Pennsyivsnis 5's
I Eris Railroad a Harlem. Il Canton Co ~ ;
hsrris Canal, = Hudson Railroad q; and . Ia
cline In Norwich and Worcester Of y per cont
The receipts at the once Of the Assistant Treasurer
OF this port yesterday, amounted to ssa73s IL Pay
ments si6zl2 cs Balance, $3sst67s %.
The value Of foreign dry good entered at this port
for consumption and warehouslns and the amount
Withdrawn from warehouse during the past week, was
q annsycd:3
Moyrxrsrs ~ Fonrror DRy Gosps
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briuFs IN its reorohing ran, 90 many TAR wo
the shaIe OF Tar. SuRbnrn, Freckle Pimple RASH
lte.ipss &c Dr Gourauas Italian hedicated Soap Is
positive cdy for tlese OWLS ltga notable fact hat
the o thoussn who have used this wonderful
deterrentf the skin during the ~ not soil
nshce a complaint has been made of It's nehciency
onl AZ tie old estsbhed depot 81 Walker street,
fra from not in Broadway Bates Jones, i.J
Washing Boston slender 81 South Third street
PlsdeTba vi may be had the celebrated Poddre sub
te for cradle apg hair from part OF ,hc
Appsn body.
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AmUsEmESTs IN PHiLADnI.PHIA.

DARNuhs EUSEUM-PuILADEIPHIa. Il. BAR
~ num- pruIreor aud msnsscr Henry Sanford. assistant
lsst week % the segan Opera Troupe. Thev
will sppcsr Monday and ruesdsy evenings IN ths
military opera ot ruE GUILD or TuE kr0iMENr ard
during the week IN other fRvots pieces which will daily
announced. The Lancashire Bell Ringers their novel
tpd interesting snisrianmsDs every afernnop AZ which
time the company also appear chsse arces petite dsma
h9nEs, ballad, dshee Gc Tbs cnriostiss ample
they are strange Wednesday EyeninE-Joint bensht u
psssrs sesuin and Reeves. Saturday evening
Hrs. ssguiD "EsritaBa" dprsE TIE week. ttanoe
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crsnd total. .s5 a65T z7IlpS 2t0ii25 t109is5t
The quarterly returns Of the banks q this state
show steady increase In the line Of Discounts depo.
cite and crc ula;ion and considerable uctuaon In he
,mount Of specie ON baud The returns for June 1872
show the largest smsunt Of specie on hand within the
past year The annexed comparative statement ex-
hibits She banning in this State at several
periods within the pact six yesrs
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enjoy .he benefits Of his wonderful Lnitosnt sold st
ls and s. each, aud ST. 81 and - per doz a. $50 Pearl
ard 4G and 40 broads near Grand street. By its
magical influence the hair is restored gene thirty yars;
atisn all other pains and i
healed instantly proof Of which take
pleasure referring the Hon. NJ Grinne Hon.
Nilus and v Anderson Register of New York city
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Seyotes his attention exclusively to diseases of III Eye aud
Ear from oloes, at 2tl broadway trance w VAR
stot where Re had HIS poruar Treatise tho
80 scion price 20 also his acting Eye and
Ear roun tainf. Artificial Eyes inserted.
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from of the faculty the last page ,woadsriq to
zoe secret that tuay affect the lives Of thou
ssRds Of Sufferers. The faculty confess that If he (albot
wattsl had teer civil 10 them. that bis discovery
voud have been the greatest thing of the for the
sonfpnVton.
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q. r. Clarke, Taller, Il6 Wilnan street,
s..se.: :. s1sr, ns ~ Ter nan .p:, economics. v.e-
a. fsest tfe Sack rrosk 4iA Cashmere Pants,
= - Vest frsm 81 20 70 s. Cans. EstAhlsAsd IStA
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DE-. Wheeler. OcuIist. as narclay street.

devetes hs e,elusve attention diseases OF the Rye lie
has just imported from Paris Artificial Eyes Of improved
structure which he inserts to resemble the
and defy the srictest seruDy. Office hours, s. H. to
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NftttrFNs
CApDfF HORSE FOR sAIE-A BEAUTIFUL RAY
- its tsUds hirh. which tss been used only IA
oys sad lie horls Apply Reed 1rueslcs stable, No.
~ Mstcsr street.
Ius1 hKRivED AND FOR sAEE-A FAIR or WE'LL
uatced afts rsrriagt u1Tse " hsnas hfrn. stylish
svtfs, sed bone srd muscle, long tails perfectly sound,
re iu A of harness hlso. several nne snse
florfs Gurrr t.et ttanfai large frav Home gan
- the of Prince saa Cfosby Streets orposts
Nitl5s.
HORSE gVh sAIE.--A DAEK CnEssUT LspY's
uorss fsre IN ths saddle perfectly cafe IN Ms
ana seurs in fs constit1tnp has carried fer
tte Car Ne Rurtank averv xtskes
adio'ni-s ne rsion psc- Hsel. Fonrtesnth street.
CkAY HORSE FOk SALE-wAhRANTrD souND
~ aud tir. 10 coed traveller in single sSubls
a.s as een uses Ter The last year s8ys saddle
horse g lss.en ans eight years ~ AGE Nsy
at cogr Isry ststis, lo5 Charles street. between Has-
aud bleseksr.
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DIR. CHARLRs sUNDEs
WATER cuEE EsTABLfsHMEsT,

nR.MUNDE RtsPECTfTILYINFoRns MS FRIENDS
~ .sd he p1ho that hs has become q he lat. Or
turxiess water Cure sle
halt miles from the Norttsnpton Rsr1sd Depot .-Tes
h1nrs ride from feH 3urf about fro Boston, ard dvs
tcr Ahaat, rtuated In cf TIE meet rcrsant valleys
q Ns~ EnFsnf, surrounded ~ith weed er1wn hills a.d
se ant t.ldst rrsrts water IT, air ard health
sri 'he climate mild and srfeafie new sn1 srarass
tu8irss oTe al th- convenience for water ears
purrcses such srrs rIrrgs baths beaches sna airy
,es nss.'nsa % The sescscr tssns ~. esriies,
hTins diece ~ Pesuifs ~ or~fenterr aui hsvinr
experience - thss hfteer years his writings
vatsr care hsiag in the hands ~ ersry European
hyarnrath hcres % respcrd 70 reasonable expectations
fo The rtter cure syster. made the rert ~ those
suerers who cor fde th.~seives W hf he ssstsh
rect sren Fer farther psrtisuiars sissss apply
thssb,.s s<srem.
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ADyEgTISENRNTS RRsEWED EVERY DAH.
DRY GOODS, Asc.

MRS. WRIGHT EhBROIDERER TO THE QUEEN,
lxA her grateful thanks for the Kind patron
axe bestowed her by The ladies Of New York She
tse of her rich Laces and Embrodeits
BY will take place Friday 9Th June, Saturday
sh June finally close Monday Oth Every srtiele
will lie sold o without at low prices No 7u
Badwty second story front first door above Fourth
lust RECKIVED-PER STEAMER. A NEW AND
ID choice assortment Of gentsmen furnishing sosds via:
Crn,a,s and desirable sty Gloves hosiery Un
der garments &C. &c. adapted 70 the at the
old Of j. AGATE formerly Parselhe Agate
2Sy broadway, corner Park Place.
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WATERING PLACE.

80. ------------~~--~
COzzENS HOTEI. WEST rOINr.-TIIIs ESTA BLIsH-
" ment, urrslel Tor ~ commanding scenery. for tho
ssulry of is position, 10 0fsn aud fully prepared
receive families transient ssitsra The
steamsrs Oreds nnd New world ie.ye the city 80 o'clock
every onins touching Cog1sns wharf Tor landing
sensers. ke. A. IN The afternoon, The Columbus and He'd
50 leave The foot of bcr street also teaching ~ Coteus
tzrf While the railroad train. leave frequently th@
Gay, up 60 o'clock IN the evening stgppnf Garsor
where bcst n READINGS. 60 fory the pas
seuEerE.
CcHooIEY's MOUNTAIN SPRINGS. ". J-BsLNoNr
- HAIL. This ~. tue~u sai favorte place 1T summer
resort vii Tor the reccpon - visers the iOh
i's Tie Whole eatatiifluent IL, this fess9-. ltei
snI-or STYLE. sud the odatisns
NerE shall be omitted The part q the
tsnsnsp and trgerisnccd engaged o. ~ every
department. a. nfNCuNAN.
sohaoley's Mountain Springs, June I, 1859.
Route wa N1rts and EsscN Railroads Ticket ee. foot
~ C"urttrat street. Leave every morning. 40 A "a.
Through in sir hours.
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BOARDING. &C.

BoAUDrrG. &C.
DOAsDINo ~ TuE CuUNrgY-TwO OR ruRgr
- sriics if dated sth rood h0srd and plea
seat rooms IN fittie family IN te where there IL
tie thcts lirds uf fra rsasauty sitaa "a Asto~
l.. J. Gan b. aei o. the bay. Taf the partu-
lsrs. enqrire ~ 22 Esst nr'airuv.
DoARDING .-srLEN DID APARTNENTs on SECOND
~ sfcry. wi'h several small "a other part Il te
board required. Asa. handsome front tassmsnt suit
shis 60 rhytiriau's aiact
uOAED ~ A PRIVATE FRENCH rAHfLY-TwO OR
ID t'rue GeuisutH. small ftniiy. can ts
- sih ,0s ttc stconf haar, ara twa
Yft.ch fau, ty antlslrr % No I0t r-sifh sfrart
tween uuitcfsy Place aHd lfih References
slsussa.
DoARp On sTATtN ISLAND WANTED rOg rus
u, tasos ~ "a tw1 efneuen, a. tifsn the Qua
fanfilC. rrtstlaat hnu tea only vli ~ rfQnifsi.
rfafaut lccaticn, aud vhare there boz fv ttrlr
Irslsrfed- hdir,s s.surs Nes iofk Poet Oncr. ts 90
A EASILY OF mats rERsUNs. kH.iDtNg ~ ruE
N flstantet part % e1uh gr1nEiyu, ia hrss clhs.
rorld like b. part of hsr hgaas saa
srsctsie fsm!, taking in board. Address Box No. ~
rosi. paid. hrotlyn Post otaee
FpOOaS WIN BDARD, At ~ MURRAY srNEgr.-
~ One lsgt pleasant fran With >. and panrv
attached sastie flr f-nti~-au sd his wife siss
sirfe Tor sntls1ss Ths house has batAlne roo
vith ha,. e,ld ant s1orer hafhs
A SNAIL PkivATE FAhIIY. IN THE VERY can.
N trail ora0u ~ ousrd street. doors east ~ Broad
ard be wife, larfe 'front.' rttt tn tie ..f1nd h1r fur-
nisifd ur rrithcd with whrie partial board ith
tcsrd. Jnetceptlcnabe feetczec vii Dc given ssi
suirts.
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N AnoNAL rHHArks. CHATHAM srRKxT-MoN

IN day eysans June 10 the entertainments
wi,h the farce Of the sPkcTRE BRIDEGROoH-Diekory,
MT Z: Burke; Mr. Niekeaemus, Mr.: Russel Mise Layna
the EtBhL HhiLECLSSward 9Rrep, Ar e L. rl!oa;
korsh, Lrs d. 4. Crattan To conclude With the
the IhkEE CUCkOOS-Coionel Cranky. Mr.. a. Taylor;
Captain Dusle), Mr. Crocker; Pcrkyn Poshlewsite AR
Jedersoni Ahes Mrs Jefferson; Dolly Earysoli, Miss 4.
CInise. Boxer. 2h cent?; Pit. l2H
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RARruMs CHINESE MUSEUM. $50 RRoApwAY. Be

K
- tween Slring and Prince Streets. r. t. Barnuua pro-
pnetor and manager. Re-esgagcfnent for short time
longer commencing Monday Jun oth Of the Chinese Lady
sno suite Who visiting the principal cities OF tie
Union rrev"uso their departure for Europe In addition
90 the thlnese Family, sx in number including the Lady
with feet q. inches Ions the Chinese Collection.
One Million Chinese Csriosities! Vocal aud
mental surc during the day and evening Open from
~. till 10 Pm. Admission twenty-five cents; children
under balf prce.
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nLYhpIC.-P1ERCE Els NINSTRELS-TgE ORIGINAL
" Fompey, late ~ Chrstys hRsrels, +i broadway. be-
tween Howard and Grand Every egening daring
tie wsekDO1r z Concert 8oci0ck The NOyel-
ties introduced by h. H. Pierce in Ehioan per-
frnanees aud which have been received each night with
she most maTksof appreciation by crowded licences
has stamped them b.ns the me plus nltr Of negro
tertanmonts Afternoon performances Wednesdays aud
Saturdays. Doors open O'clock hdmis-
sion. - cents Orchestra boxes. 50e private boxes, t3
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F.rriAxs reduced sfe.nts.
rJ'O DRAMATIC ASSOCIATIONS, AMATEUR THEA
tricas Nc-A beautifsl Theatre. emreteiy httei up
with eesant scenery, lights and extensive wardrobe
wanted connected With the Assembly Rooms Cham
bsr street Between four aud i've hu ndred persons
seated The proprietor wishes the BY the
to oan eligible perm Apply lersonsliy W letter paid
20 W. n 81 klON. ChamIers.st. Theatre
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THE TRADES.

sBORERS' UNION BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.-NO-
IL tiee is hereby given 20 all members Of the Laborer
non Benevolent Society attend general meeting n
Society Thursday evening the 18th instant at
Hail. Of Allen and Houston streets TO
prompt action such Bosses have tried
deny the laforer ths fair Of nine hings
day for fair days labor by orGe o. the Presidents Of four
Divisions. JAMES CUMMINGS
Thus. klCHOLASON,
PATRICK rREASEY,
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