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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-01-09

IMPORTANT sUGGEsTIoN.--The New Orleans
Bulletin in commenting on the late drsorganized
stats of the House Of Representatives, suggest as an
effectual guard to the recurrence of such state of
things, an amendment to the Constitution, provid-
ing that whenever either house shall not complete
It's organization within ten days after the legal day
of meeting that house should be ipso tacto dssolv-
ed, and new elections shall take place within 80
days throughout the Union. We guarantee that
under such provision there never would be an in
stance in which the organization would not be COM
pleted within the required time as nine out of ten
of the members would as soon face the sold gentle
man" himself as their constituents under such cir
cumstances. "Where there is ,cilthere is ,cGy."
and the ,cGy would soon be found rather than accept
the alternative.
M II, is stated that the London Times is read in
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-01-09
To Land Buyers.

A NY one wishing to buy Tract of 40 A
n Ores Of good Land, well improved, with
in miles OF Staunton, having upon it Mill, Saw
mill, &C., and water power for any sort Of machin-
cry, will find it to his advantage to confer with
J. d. IMBODEN.
ey- Address Stanton, Va, for particulars.
November Ia, l849.-6m.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-01-09

''1he man ,cho has no music in his so,iI,..
bW for treason, stratagen and spoils"
WIN. G. STERRETT, has one dozen superb
" or Lined Violins, for sale al low prices.
Staunton, Dec. &c, le49.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-01-09
CO-partllersllip.

vTNHE undersigned have this day associated them
Il selves into firm under the name and style of
WREN, HARPER AND KINNEY, for conducting the
Drug and Apothecary business and for the sale of
Paints, Oils, Dye-stufs, Perfumeries and all art-
ces staple and fancy usually pertaining to that bust
ness. ANTHONY d. WREN,
GEORGE K. HARPER.
CHARLES N. KINNEY.
Staunton, JAM 9, lS50-Vind. copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-01-09
NOTICE.

THE undersigned
thankful to the
citizensofStaunlonand
vicinity for the liberal
patronage he has re-
ceiyed, would respect
fully inform them that
he intends to close his
MARBLE-YARD until
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-01-09
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

LIVE STOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND, January 6, 1850.
BEEF-Seale Weight-$2 a So rs. Market amply
supplied.
Hoes-S4a 81 % nett; market dull.
MuTToNs-$2 so a 81 nett, as in quality.
BALTIMORE, January 6, lS49.
BEEF-Scale Weight- So 1915.
Hoes-$5a SIS so, in demand.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-01-09

SAFETY FUSE.-2OOo feet of this article for
~ blasting, just received and for sale by
GEO. e. PRICE.
Staunton, Dec. 10, ls49.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-01-09

o. new farce, written by p. Lynch entitled,
ono Speaker Yet" is shortly TO be produced at one
of the New York Theatres.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-01-09

ELAXsEED WANTED.--We will. pay the
L. Cash for any quantity Of Flaxseed, delivered to
us in Stanton.
ESKRIDGE & KINNEY.
Staunton, Nov. %, l849.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-01-09

Oo- II is stated that the London Times is read IL
Paris within sir hours after it is printed.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-01-09

WINCHESTER MARKETS
Week Ending Jan 6.
FLouR-S4 % a 81 30.
HERRrNGs-$5 25 a 5 so.
SHAD-S7 so a S 90.
BAcoN-6c. per ID.
WHEAT--85 u 90c.
OATs-37c.
CoRE-60 a Csc.
RyE-62 l-2c.
LARD-6c per Id.
PLasrEn-S4 so per ton
+ Z n n 1r~ 90 o0a
tRoN-SiO a III per ton.
BesswAx-20c per ID.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-01-09
THE W1LMor PRovIso.

Mr.. Claiborne offered the following resolution,
which after some little debate was adopted to wit
"Resoved, that so much Of the Governors Mes
sage as relates to the Wimot ProvsO and kindred
subjects, be referred to Select Committee, land,
on motion of Mr. Martz, said resolution was amend
cd as follows: sand that said Committee inquire
into the expedency of appointing delegates to rep
resent this State in the Southern Convention which
is to meet in Nashville, Tennessee, in June next"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-01-09
FOR SALE OR RENT,
December5 1915.

December 5, 1910.
INNINGS that mix well together.-Jnst received
l. mountain roll Butter, Pure Buckwheat flour,
in lots to suit families, Fresh Venson Hams, Syrup
Molasses to be had of i
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-01-09
PETITIONS.

By Mr.. Stubbs-memorial Of the Norfolk Friend
Society for an appropriation of money to aid in the
erection of Sailors Home in the city Of Norfolk.
By Mr.. Shefey-oP jacob Hildebrand. Jr.. and
other members of the Religious Society known by
the name of Meunontes Of Augusta county, for such
notifications in the act Of 18th March, lS48, as to
allow the Ministers to celebrate marriages by pub
Gcatiop of ha DiS
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THE MARKET PRICES


RICHMOND MARKETS. ),
Week Ending Jan. 6.
FLouR-$4 81 a $500 81
CLovERsEED-S4 rs a 5.
HERRINas--$6 so. {:
SHAD, So 50a6. 81
BAcoN-$7 so.
LARD cts. IN Kegs. &
WHEAT-$l 05. 4
CoRN MEAL-65c per BUSH
WHIsKEY-Rectified, &c.
RgTTER-Firkin Ii a II C
SALT.-Sl 4Oa 81 40.
CoRN-50c. 5.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-01-09

Scottsville, Jan. 9, 1850.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-01-09

Mr.. Claiborne, from the committee Of Schools,
&C., reported the following bills to wit:
A bill to release the payment of interest on the
loans from the Literary Fund to he Richmond Med
ical College.
A bill to amend the act Incorporating the Valley
Union Education Society Of Virginia.
NJ. George. from the committee Of Roads, &C.,
reported the following bills. to wit:
A bill to amend the act Incorporating the Rap
pahannock and Shenandoah Steamboat company
A bill to incorporate the Richmond and Henrico
Turnpike Company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-24

DoeTos roURsILr rRIvAIkLY-roR CENT
Own fhysicsn Twenty-fourh edition. With hundred
snsravinss slowing Private Diseases aud Nslforasss q
Yeuns D. Graduate % We university o. fsrrsyivsnia
fhs WAGONS Semn
sss~s ~ bs Prost.t. glnna Iroteuoy Solitary nabts Of
yenth srs faithfully descrbe@ and a the recipes
Eeskress worthy Of rsrtcu,r attention. sst should
read Younr eho hsvc sesu urfcrtrrsW
20 piscine yourselves upde
she any matter What his pretensicns MAJ
s set cory n this truly useful work. strsneers visiting
the city particularly thee contemplating marriage don
think home without copy Of the Pocket seu-
,rus goinr TO shoua
~ voang Treatise Msrrisse the P.ese' &seulsrns o.
livery Owe Phystisr Any person endins twenty
ave- cent? erccse1 In letter vii receive ccpy 81 th
BOOK ~ nail sy copies vii bs sent for enc SOLAR Ad-
ana for AL. By ssrnssr Townsend, zs BrosavsJ, Nee
York.
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CoTToS FACTORIES IN MARYIAND.-The Howard
<Md) Gd-oftc says that the cotton mill Of the Gra
mite Manufacturing Company, which is now stop
ped, will commence TO run again in three weeks,
ard month, and if the market justify, it will
continue TO If not, il will stop another month.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-24

rYNITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COhPANY:-A
u meeting Stockholders Of the United states Mail
Steamship Company will be held ut the Merchants
Bank in the city Of York. Saturday June 1870
At M for purpose Of electng nve Directors OF the
said Company and such other business
be necessary.
s.Sss{ II 5ss sSspRasS
New York May 90 1880
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-24

MURDER OF A BIsHoP.-Bishop Janson, Bishop Of
tie Swedes Colony, Henry county, Illinois, was
shot dead on the eth, by man named Root, who
had previous quarrel with the Rishop in relation
court room during the adjournment of the court,
when Root entered, drew pistol, and fired with
fatel precision. The murderer was arrested and
committed for tral-Ciereldnd Herald, May Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-24
MEDICAL.

nR DE LANEy, 81 LIsPENARD STREET, NEAR
~ Broadway be consulted all diseases Of private
nature diseases Of the skin mnnhoods doblites impede
nsns marriage and diseases OF females Those who have
suffered from quacks and their he would be happy
TO afford them the relief they need perfect
pay. Genuine female periodical plsand drops, 81.
DoCTOR sPoLAsco, FROM LONDON, CELEBRATED
- through England Ireland Scotland and Wales for his
immediate and extraordinary Of malady and
who has already established character in this country
70 y ., s f ss
/. and krs. O. slower Old Bridge, New Jersey.
vTaI CERTIFICATES OF CURES IN ONE DAY NJ
local application, from who had beet under the
other the Of with
beneht the unfortunate that Dr. Lamont,
ever ola in ais years practice in Paris failed perms-
nenty cured Country patients must t,elose fee. post
paid. Female Irrerularty Pills 81.
NEW MEDICAL BooKs-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
IN wc<k the nature and treatment Of private diseases
scures and all kindred affections of the urinary
~ large LIE. by Homer Bo.twick, NJ ID. Large quarto
$50 ID edition Price $40 Extract from the Boston
Medical and Surgical yournalTt be said. tearsssly
20 be equal to Records Actions work the family
1shed In this country" Author Of the work Seminal
Emissions Impoency kc- caused by improper habits
f.srs Esiiigs Ps' rss 81 F y,s s,s a. II. pps
the suthor. iAs Broadway.
nK. MORRISON Is CoNFIDENTIALLY coNsULTnD
~ all ferns OF private tssssea practice Of thrty
years enables him 20 cure perfectly, without mercury He
cent removed In lev days Structures and seminal
weakness be Invariably A Fee 0ee HI
London drioms. In his once. n<k Fulton street.
~ once, 2sk spruce street, near William street. on all
diseases .. private nature and which he treats on the nom
ercuria The method 81 srresng the disease
IN I've as stage Dr. b. uses with success and cures Some
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~ vats Treatise kc-Ofce hours 20 IL A. M 6toef.
NJ tsund.y s,ser,sd mo 50 Greenwich street. Thee
Who apply IN the easlier Of certain diseases viii he
surprsed AZ the ease and rapidly Of the In sncsurs
from I've hrst or ncrient 70 s more advanced and dis
tressins stages also in Seminal diseases kc rom uneou
non sdvsntsses and very extensive prsetiee he esn
insurc such certain ssf and radical he shov
ample reason fos STATING be obtaireA sm ether
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ANOTHER SERIOUS ACCIDENT ON THE NORWICH
AND WORCESTER ENTHUSIASTICALLY morning,
at New Worcester, about six miles from Worcester
city, one of the wheels of the hind truck of the
cond class car of the Norwich and Worcester train,
broke causing the car the last of the train, TO Zip
over, in consequence ofwhich the following persons
were injured-some severely, and others slightly
Jas. Blue, (colored) several bad cuts in the head
considered to be the most seriously injured Kitty
Woods, badly hurt in the head; Margaret Farm
stock, head and shoulders-considered to be the
second most seriously injured; John Hines, head
and shoulder, severely; Robert Gay, head and
following were miscellaneous, but slight:-Ellen
Donnelly, Sarah Vrance Hannah Sproule, Elvira
Sproule, William Wood, Patrick Cochran, John
Doyle, James M'kennan, Michael Donnelly,
John Welsh, and Charles Colbum, (colored.)
There were some fears yesterday that the injuries
received by Blue and Mrs. Farnstock might prove
fatal. The train was detained some twenty mi
nutes by the accident. AT Worcester, the wounded
received all the professional aid their cases admit
ted Of The capsZed car was drawn several yards
before the train separated and ran ahead. The
brakeman, Brady, received some injury in endea-
voiing to cast the car loose. The car itself, and
the tracks were, so much broken by the turn
and dragging, as to be unfit for further use. The
wounded passengers were taken into the FIRST class
GERS That the accident did not prove instantly ia
car, after being disengaged froIl the tran rolled
into some water, and the passengers were all
thrown into heap, and the stove, in which was
tire, fell among them, scaldng three or four.
After the parted train had been brought back, great
difficulty found in opening the door of the car,
and separating the mingled mass of broken seats
aud human beings.-Boston Post, May 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-24

RE-ITs NATURE, SYMPTOMS CoNsE-
~ qucnce mode Of detecting and permanent with
e,res remedies Nc who has DR. Ralphs Practical
Private Treatise need long be troubled with stricure
Eighth eiitios price ST. Nay had Of the suhcr 81 Green
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nR l.. rORTAM0RE. iiS WILLIAM STREET MAY BR
~ ccnsulte Tree 81 charEeD delicate diseases from
AN 90 Pm sundays excepted. His mode Of treatment
~ pleasant speedy, and cheap. M value your
health avoid those men who tell that they only
you for such assertions prove them i9uorsnt
tnaves a. hundreds who call uTon and who have
seeeived Nv them. would testify. " Cura MT voleas"
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TIE nAasI.p wo,Ass PRIVATE Il ..DIc 9; I. CON:

THE MARRIED. wonANs PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-
pauion-By Dr. A n hssrceau, Professor Of Diseasts
Of Women-Tenh edition, lsmo pp. 25o-Price Sl-Yeas
Of suffering 81 physical and mental anguish At
feetonste wife, and pecunisry dcules 20 the husband
Eh, h.vs sssn sr.Isd y timely q hi. yort
ing marriage u discoses sserss which shoul
be Known 70 them particularly.
To those whose health dses permit Of nsrssss Of
nily, 10 10 Of especial Importance.
either budding into vomssho the in the decline q
years. whom nature eontem, Important change
discover the causes and the most eoient
remedies sut most certain node Of plant
70 which her ser is subject.
tExtraot Of Letter IRON 0enuensn In Dayton. OhioJ
DArror. Mar l. 1877
M Dear sr-Ny vifs has beer perseptihy sinking for
three in consequences OF her anguish
suffering months before and during her
ed her, putting her life in imminent danger and which
the sst occaon despsred o. supposed that this state
and resigned self the
A. this time tnov about two months heard your book
hxhy SPOKEN Of tanning matters reaching
csse m receipt and perus. csnsot express 70 you the
impaired my WIFE, on learning that the treat discovery Of
n Desom.anx provided remedy ~ opened Drospect W
me- which little conceived wa possible But Tor this er
another year would have passed ever my head all humss
PROBABILITY my wife vosid have been In Der svs and mJ
ia Of course mprscesbls esnvey fully The
ous subjects treated Of s they ar. Of nature strictly In
tuded married, those contemplating MARRIAGE
sale 22 Broadvsy and At the Publishing once, II
Liberty street, New York Little Co., Absnyi Wh De-
Or the rceip. Of 81 copy -ill BE- transmitted " nal
L,sd Nee vsrS .is.. odss. is Iissrsv stree.
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% sOO RrwARp.-JEFrRIEs AYrIDorE, A sPE-

OOO citct MIXTURE Tor the cure OF Gonorrh0a, Gleet
Strctures ard similar disorders IL make speedy
without the t restriction q diet. drink exposure, or
change in application business The proprietor challenges
single which the mixture will not under the for
fixture o. hundred dollars Furtherthe disease csnnot
be contracted dose cf the mixture n taken VIXEN exposed
IL put MP bottles with full directions 81 enc bottle
lasts weekmany cured in two days Tor sale BY T. H.
RING. lg2 Broadwsy lnr Hazard street.
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UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS BETWEEN NEW
u York and LvsrpeslThe ships composing this ae

ATLANTIC, Captain wess- ARCTIC, Captain Luce.
PACIFIC, Captain Nye. BALTIC, Captain Comsto'k.
ships having been built by contract expressly for
service has been taken their
truction also In their engines strength aud
speed and their seoommodatons for Passensers are
squAled for elegance or comfort Price Of passage f New
York TO Liverpool $50; exclusive Of size state
rooms $685. An experienced Surgeon will be attached each
mp No berths be secured until paid for Tor freget
Applv tn
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4 rsr -y LETTERS RExAINISo IN THE NEW YORK
IL Pest once, May n, 1851.
rvsrissrD ~ rps rayrs r.vrse rur IAsessr
CALCULATIONS.
vsrtsed LADIES LIST.
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ne; JOHNSON. NO. Is DUANE STREET. SO WELL
ts for skill In those hacured have
sssted for ysars pre-eminent Constitutional weakns
eupsd in four days.
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SKI, NOT ONLY MONEY. But LIFE sAyEp:-DR.

SAL Hunter viii forfeit any sum- IL failing 20 cure
that under his Row long
standing saetng Patients invited 20 his Dspen
Strangers others who have been unfortunate in the
His great remedy Hunters Red Dropthat troubles the
quack doctors muchcures like magic in venerca diseases
Price Dollar. Read and RehectThe afflicted would do
we'll reflect before trusting their health, harpise and
In many their lives In the hands Of physicians gno
venereal and mercurial diseases IL 10 certainly inn
possible for man understand all the ills the human
family subject DR. Hunter IL known be the
successful practitioner Ia the United States Years Of
tice exclusively devoted 90 the study and treatment 81
diseases arising from impurities % the blood whereby the
constitution has become enfeebed, enables the Doctor
ru srsedy
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diver bullion, lspecie ewelry precious stones metals
uees bills adng signed therefor and the value there
Of. therein expressed.
NOR LIvERPOOL-THE UNITED STATES NAIL
Il steamship PACIFIC, Capt. Ezra Nye.-This steamer
now at berth At the foot of Canal street. and will de-
part with the mails for Europe positively Tomorrow, Sa-
turday the 25th instant at IL o'clock NJ No berth
cured till paid for For freight having unequal
led for elegance comfort apply to
EDWD. X. COLLINS, IA South street.
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LNOR FEMALE AND MALR-"BE YE FRUITFUL AND
nultiry-Dr. Lsrrettes Juno Cordial, Proereatvs
Elixir prescribed effective restorative in cases Of de-
by impotsney barrsnness and all Irregularities OF
IL IL all that processes 90 be- viz Natures great
sorave remedy those the married state without
offspring IL certain for seminal emissions general
debility geet, weakness o. the genital Organs nervous
Affections eucorrhga tAs inyig~raNng medicine tisun-
equasd Also certain remedy Tor incipent consumption
Indigestion loss OF muscular energy physical latude fe-
user. sold BY JUDSON h CO, 81 John street. the only
American axents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-24

EVERY MOTHERS BOOK, OR MORAL PHYSIOLOGY
Mere this book esrefgy read ~ every married person
poets Of large family Of children, would be obvaed For
sale at No 12Ann Also the Female Portuguese Pills.
Letters 20 bon lS2 will be answered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-24

DR COOPER, Il DUANE STREET, HAS, FOR THD
~ last fourteen confined his practice TO the treat
Of mercua and other diseases Of delicate nature
He the Of this disease and
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-06

D ESPECTtULLY informs his TRENDS aud the
IL public that he pr pared Wishing Wed Ing
and Vera tile Cards, Nutaral and other seal, teamn"a
ami Forwarding Iewary Siverwar4, D0n- Plate
md Every thing apperalnng to Engay7g. with NJ H,moi
? ate Printing Vsing and Nards Bin Heads, Ri
manlika manner nv w l-lr
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UNION GALLERY or FINE ARTS.

No 10 oI, JHANLEs STREET, UP STAINED
INXH BrON Of choice select An ent aud NJ odern
IL PA AWNINGS Admission, % Family Tickets tor the
So Tins lection Paintings Only comprises
Art recently received um Europe by distinguished ARTISTS
bu as the chqce selections from the various VBte cec
which have kndlY offered by ANA
the Of encouraging the TASTE Tor the ne Arts
ELhI. changed monthly, sUbs
u'ug f the P4utug
and the be known by applU the IN charge
ES Open from 10 until uck during the Day. and clear
Eve ny nom7 III O'Clock MO II
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NOTICES.

TT" Histrionic Balls DISAPPOINTMENT. - The
First Ball 0t The shove unaTud b postponed until
rhe 18th lust when it will positively take pla
By uritF Of the Commute do sonia, Secretary.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ST. CHARLES THEATRE.
Managers LUDLOW SAiIH
stage .''..'''b' DEbAR
~ Third Night OF Miss JULIA DEAN.
THIS EVENING, Friday, December g. viii be performed the
l celebrated Play euuuel
or, The Countess and the SerL
Countess. Miss JnlIa Dean
Huun. MI j. ~ weston
katharie rare
MIR. AND MRS. WHITE.
Mr. ana Mrs White. and MTs IN 'pman
CFr opn hsf-past f. peri
TX flee open from 0u"t o'closR
PLACIDE'S VARIETIES.
appear IN he Camrc Orsu and two pieces
First, new Farce, called
FRIEND WAGGLES
III which Chppend,, Holland, Bass, Dawson, Mrs Rowe
AID Mrs. W n Reeves viii appear.
After which, A ADVERTISEMENT,
To be followed by the Comic Opera entitled
JOHN OF PARIS.
sustained by Mad,me Lea. Mrs c. Howar' Lea, Mr.
Reeves Mr.. Holland, etc. etc.
To conclude ? sketch n'iei
4 MODEL OF 4 WIFE.
Principal characters by Di SOU Mr. UeWue, Mr. C0Uoy
Mis- CouIvsr ETC.
Mile HLario', and Meus hmsn Veg and Pnguey will sPpee
10 sy3tal PgPrla' Danes
Parquetie
IS ne Jurl coOreI only 81 cents
s- o oesn at hrIfpas 6; performance commerce At l.
Inc be open " from 10 until O'Clock
Tram 1 MI H4ETU me lH
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~ OruhRn Rows Fair.-The Iadis will hold Mt III,

tg@ Orphan Boys FRr.-The IIadi7s will nod at the
St Louis Bail Roym tor few days MONDAY
next inst. B. neh the MALE ORPHAN ASYLUM,
the Fair which has been contemplation for many pas
This the only in ,e CITY NeR leans that
Boys, constantly crowded children many
very tender age.
city like This. Aylum being iujpsn &c, the Ladies respect
fu y solicit liberal community G0-pls htir
flor 70 relieve the institute II II question.
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REMOVALS.
COAL.

CITY COAI. EARUS-NcBEAN. WILLARD Il
y co. keep constRn ly hand at their ards No "
EusOwhouss street, first door from Royal, and No 50
Fehon itOulas second Yard aboys ST Msry Mar.
ker supply Of ttshurg, Anthracite English and American
Camel orders lett either yard will be promp VI
ell Ia. o-3 II
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~" Notice The unders gned has resumed business
bis aud will AID qnidtton The afas Of tbs
LEvEBICH Co, 10y the Mr.
EDWARD J. WALSH. v. Z. LEVERICH.
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OLYMPIC CIRCUS.
ST.. CmARLEs sTREET - OPP0sITE PERpIDO.

t5- ReengagemCnt the ACROBAT FAMILY, for THREE
NIGHTS MORE
"WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, December L. S
w AID 6: uddIyu whIrh Of pienuii Aienlc
and brill Of ship will be presented with
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