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ZINE WATCHES rnd Jewelry.--A select assortment
baone London, Liverpool and Geneva Watches Of
fnes snAm celebrated makers.
Diamond work inepdne breast and
pins. emesas pearls uhes Rsrnes &c, richly SGT In fine gold
jewelr.
variety Of bracelets pins rings guard fob and vest chains
ehsesne keys charms for sale low be
chased esnwhereb by III. .---.
Pennsylvania avenue 9th street, In the
National Hotel building
cbonoms' duplex lever pesns musical and other watches
repaired.
Jan
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supreme cour, of On. Un,ssd states.
FarpAY, January 30. 1852.

Andrew j. Hsnsell, esq, OF Georgia. and Antonio Ar
telles, esq of New York, were admitted attorneys and
counsellors of this court
No os. Myra Clark Gaines, appellant m. Richard
Rel ct al The argument OF this cause was continued by
MIR Duncan for the appelees.
Adjourned until Monday, II o'clock, a. m.
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ID EMOVAL.--The celebrated Dr. G. w. ROBACK, woicssss
IL astroosy astronomy, phenology, and geomancy cona
with conuraton from Sweden having removed his Office bM
White street, New York, offers his services to the dhun
Washington lie bsen consulted by all the crowned
Europe, enjoys higher reputation astrooger uu
any living Naivies calculated according to geomy-
ladies' 49, gentlemen S5 Persons distance have ua
by sending date Of the Of their
letters containing the above fee viii receive immediate
ton, nativics any Of the world
durable paper and he is prepared make Of his poweb
conuration any Of the following topics Coushp ad
given accomplishment Of wealthy mrr
he the power redeem such given TO the free
of the bolc and for all cases of hazard and for the recovery
sands Of the abovenaed have been done in this city and
vicinity, and the United States, the full satisfaction
10 900 horoscopes have been during the
years while Letters will every purpose,
person, and the mail safe
fear trust money through the post ONCE Dr. R
receives 900 monthly, and has missed
will be relgiously attended prepaid
post Office county and State. For particular
gratis.
q. w. RoBACK,
White street, New York
Sent lO-6mosd
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nv DYER : moeurRE.. Aue.sone.r..

FURNITURE, &c.-on Saturday morning, January 81, at 10
O'Clock front of auction shall sell an erten
household Also second hand
BRUSSELS carpets for account Of government Terms cash
Jan3l-H
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Washington Assemblies.
THE Third Assembly Ball will place Jackson Hall Wed
Il pssdsy evening, February 9TH.
admission obtained by subscribers Fscbos
an Pennsylvanis
subscribers only tickets
who will
2 Jackson Hall the day OF the ball.
Punctual attendance O'Clock requested. Jan 2adid
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from advertisement in another column
vocalist win grand musical festival at
Monday Madame Parodi win be
by ssnons Patti Misss Hsu.er, and Maurice
strakosch.
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pA1TSERsIP.s. w. HANDY, grocer, Opposite Willard,
Hotel, associated with him his W. X Handy.
business will he conducted hereafter under the style
w. X. Handy Co., the Old SOUTH side
nuo, between i4h and 18th 4. w. HANDY,
Jan so-3r g. W. X. HANDY.
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DY A. M FARQUHAR, formerly Of Harrisburg Pennsyivsaa
I'D for claims for services in the with
revolutionary with Great Britain and
ida
For pensions, bounty land, scrip.
Bounty LandWl attend the purchase and sale Of
land on order.
Patent oeeThe applications for patents, procuring
drawings, will all their branches
General Post OeeA claims against the department will
settlement OF contrsctors quarterly account
ditto facilitated, BIC.
New onca Delta, Nashville Union, Mobile Advertiser
Democrat Louis New Era, Cincinnati Gazette IndAn
Sentinel New York Herald, and Detroit Free Press, viii as
Of @5, and send their bills to this ONCE
with paper. JsMM
ID III. HOOE Il CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealer
carpetng floor oil cloths matngs rugs, curtain
sbeens, blankets, and house furnishing goods generally
Pennsylvania avsnuc between 7th and 9th Streets WshH
ID. q.
Aug 29-u
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DEMOCRATIC REVIEW for january. Is52.--Centents:
Portrait ofMsszn 1852 and the Presidency Northern Lakes
Western The gsurper Bium Presidential
Intervention Wilderness Csriyie,s
ling Psror Periodicals. Southwestern scsnes National Convcn-
General Foote'S Compromise Resolutions Miscellany
&C. Price Is cents per number.
Jan 81 TRAHCR TAYLOR.
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(7He Diocesan College Of ns Pyotssiani EPiooPoi cS
THE session will open Monday October IN
il and continue until the commencement dayi-t
Thursday July 1854 New students recommended aK
opening OF the session. received time n
ply and the charge estimated from the date OF their ent
The college has the usual number Of classes, anordH
for complete education, and the successa Nn
lion OF the collegiate confers its graduates ne mo-
demical degrees -
The grammar school, immediately adjoining the csur Va
der supervision Of the rector, but under distinct d
oeivss lads at the beginning OF their acsdemcai cosrs M
collegiate Glasses. The oversight and dreeu
professors Of the college special advantages TO The pups
the grammar school.
In the mercantile classes, the study Of the Greek aF
omitted and it's place supplied by additional studies In moda
gusgcs, book keeping, &C.
The situation the college il entirely hesthful, and,
from towns and villages, favorable 20 COED m
order. -.
"Kemp Hail. building 20 feet by 70, win be esg%.
eupston in the OF the session In sddion my
corps Of professors the trustees have recently appointed
Evans, LII d. lecturer civil and ecclesiastical law ana '
Alexander, LII. d., lecturer physics and chemistry
The whole annual charge c In the college sno
SCHOOL, for the session Of ten months Ia hundred ans
dollars. ayabe semi annually in advance.
Applc atoms for admission be made
Rev. JOHN b. KERFoOT, n D. hem.,,
College OF st. James p. o. haNa~
Aug i4-Jaw2n
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EAM - - 8 -
baltimore and Washington Rnilroad-Change of
Hours.
I'm and after Monday December
" Washington and Baltimore will be oowsi
Leave Washington at q and ", M, ~ m, and
Leave Baltimore at 9 and ~, a. m, and 4 and ~,
Thesecond from Washington and the from
more viii connect with the train 10 and from Philadelphia
T. n. PARSONS,
NOV 9-du Agent.
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Sept 2o-6mosd

DlsSOLUTION Of Copsrtership. firm heretofore exit
ing under the of Dyer Brother 10 day by muud
consent dissolved. Mr. George Dyer will attend 70 the
of the m If the unsettled buAv
Of the late Robert w. Dyer deceased which Immediate
is respectfully requested. EDWARD @. VIVA,
GEO. II. DYER
WAsmssros, September "a, 1890
y undersigned have foFmai
srshp the and firm of Dyer Mcclure "
will continue general commission business
Dyer Bothe Of 10th and Pcnnsyu
They respectfully solicit continuance of the patronage
slowed upon the m and pledge themselves 10 discharge
fully every connded to them
Dyer Mcclure are prepared advances upon con-
EDWARD c. DYER
J. G. MCGUIRE
wAsHIHaroS, septemh.. ~, 1850.
Sept 27--du
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ME - q - 20
Balumere and Ohio Railroad --Lo"g -Esea bIsshsd
and Best Route 20 che wsst.
Passengers or Psbus Wheeling which lea
Baltimore O'Clock and ~ O'Clock,
then a coaches the plank road by
ton the Yougiogsny in
hours, at Wheeling in about ~
Pare from Baltimore Pusburg a0 ooto Wheeling Gil
Washington n so
Philadelphia II 90 100
Dec 3i-3m J. 7. ENGLAND, Agent d
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JAMES L. EDWARDS, late Comnsssssoner OF PEN
sious and Simeon Smith, formerly Of ordeps
burg New York opened Office Washington city
the OF business
hs executive departments OF the general They
Use their
their Reference be made members Of the
Congress
Letters paid addressed Edwards Smith, wisrds
Hotel, win be duly attended 20.
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rnLEsaArnlo sEronrs, Sc.

TELEGaArHlo nEronrs. SO.
Arrtpal Of The Pronsthsus Too Jpssks Later tro~ Cali
foraia.-Mms Gold
NEW yoRK, Jan. 80 The steamer Prome,heus arrived
here this morning She brings dates from San Francisco
TO the LIST OF January and about one minon Of dollars In
The intelligence rom the mining districts is Of highly
encouraging character Several new discoveries have
been made, which yield gold abundanty.
The general news Is not very important
The Placer dggngs have yielded most abundanty since
the rains
Jose 10 peled. 1t is estimated TO cost million and
The eondion of society in California improving The
vigant committee sl continues It's organization, and is
terror TO eyil-doers
The Indian depfedaons In the mining regions and nte
rior are less frequent.
Business generally continues steady and increasing in
Bfeadsufs and provisions in steady demand with
out any mstersl change IN prices prices. ooa .nnn,,
Boots and shoes in good request Lumber In fair de-
mand---prices rather receding ssoo ooo !,
gold dust in the hands OF PASSENGERS and Yos,oOo ON
freight She has San Francisco dates TO the ID instant
Sue reached San Juan the l5th and found the United
States steamer Saranac and soop otwar Albany also
the English steamer Arrogant, Express and ar'sloop
Tho Arrogant had been despatched by the British Adj
ma the West India station, with assurances 10 Com
avowed and condemned the act OF the British consul in
regard to exercising authority In delaying the Prone
theus.
Feelings of the friendly character existed between
the officers OF the ships Of both nations Statutes and friend
ly visits ntechanged by the officers and command
ers. -
Commodore Parker gave assurance that the entire diit
Guilty regarding the Musquo question would be satisiac
tory adjusted 10 the full desire of all concerned.
rba Ayro,ant and Saranac vera leave San Imam In
III. f,vane was exneced soon 10 relieve the
~ ny ''ooF 80 - - D :
The brig O. Gertrude, Of Warren, Maine, or pensacoia
crew safe.
arrival of the FafnowhDeafh Of The Captains Clerk.
NORFOLK, Jan. 30-2h p m.The United States ship Fs-
CLERK died on the, pa sage
n r,y;,, c,;u,o,, yy,,,, 49, bo5s ,rops,fJ
SHtSihg W He nc W ef"to"'~ i""tso" oo1''''
MEMPHIS, January M oou ~ W., Ciim,n
which snnI few miles below dis place on Monday.
Charge OF lHutlHy-
-. rha sa,ond n, ta If tia sbip ~ Iouis
f,o, ivernool for Geo A. Clair belonging
n - .,i,h ,n'n,inv
==-==-=-
Inc Chspih % uo a :, :" 20 ~ ,h hall ~ me
Jan 81
M Rev Dr. Root viii preach nj the Congrcga-
Church al
Ian 4, u
90 Trinity Church-Mr Jno Lord will deliver lecture In
this church Monday evening" at on the me and
Archbishop Cranmer The public invited 10 At
tend.
Jan 81 .4F
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rennaylvnnia Railroad.
-. N W131 WINTER ARRANGEMENT-Betwe n
uS8k YH0X Philadelphia and Pi,sburg-Tims reduced
four houfsOn and after the LIST Of December
viii be carried by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
tween Philadelphia and Psburs hours,
weniy sight miles Of singing excellent turnpike
Pare, sill.
This shortest and best
Atlantic cities, and the accommodations In all
highest charscter
THOMAS MOORE,
New ll-d3m Agent Pcnn's Railroad Co.
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LAW AND AGENCY NOTICE.
worthington q. Snethen

CONTINUES TO practise law In the Supreme
before Congress-
against the departments and boards Of commisone
patents st home and abroad obtain pensions
and bounty lands TO collect debts dividends eenc and nhc
the United ssss and
make funds and
and purchase Of
patent rights, In any State Of the Union.
Particular attention paid California land tile
10 the United States Supreme Court appeal. q
Communcatons prepaid addressed to w O. snethen, Carroll
Place, Capitol Hi, Washington d. g., will prompt
tention- Ocf@-dy
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
(MoRsE LIHEJ

Finh house OF National Hotel, Nos.
THE first line established bv the United
States and consequently the oldest The pioneer line extending
Washington Philadelphia and New York, and
delivering receiving the intermediate stations Havre
de Grace Wilmington Trenton Pnceton New Brunswick New
ark and Jey Che only line IN the country the present time
weshas laiey undergone extensive and
deliver number which
be of accommodation Of public, with
and fidelity hitherto nnequalcd This line
with other companies OF Morse ncs Doh and
extending sfeady hneen thousand miles,
which and will be delivered desired The
ayers OF this line aey thoroughly
transmission mode Of delivery
charges equal to all with special vors With the cl
for business by this
line, and hcy do not nd reliable for
graphing The offices Of the Magnetic Telegraph Company
Wshirson city, Pennsylvania fifth house OF National
Hoiel Baltimore No Exchange South Gay Philadelphia
No. ol Chestnut Quincy Granite budng New York, No
WIN. NJ. SWAIN, President
March l4-2mds
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q nisod states mail s1s~naship Cosap~DyLThe only
Thrsssh Lilac For California and Oregon,
S.S Ys,s, lu.a.., NJ. o,..a. xlas..sa. an4 caags.


The splendid hest Of steamers belonging % this
company the
S1M steamers Pacific Mail steamship Company,
between ports above named carrying the United
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cyPLENDID NEW sILKs.-c

SPLENDID NEW sILKs.-CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY,
CO.. respectfully the ladies', resident aud
oune Washington thai they have just received 100 pieces de-
goods silk exhibited this
city, importation the prices Of which guaranty be
low tho 10 import.
Dec aa-daw cLAoETT, NEWTON, MAY, a co.
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DRAPER and TaiIor.-wILLIAM TUCKER, hn az -
firm OF Lane Tucker, Pennsylvania avenue, between
9Th streets, prepared receive calls from ms W.
friends and the pubic generally having Just opened veg
extensive assortment OF french and English cloths, cs,s
vestin selected by himself with from the
importing houses Of New York and Phlanephis, all o. n
be sold At the lowest cash price; and the reputation o.
sufficient guarantee 10 all who may honor MIN "
patronage Of the style In which his garments viii be
~ B-I shall be ready days show some OF he
styles Of ovcrcoass that have been offered In hn
Sept 2i-3aw3w
ID EMOvAL~--DUvALL h BROTHER, merchant tailor, ,,r,s
~ the pleasure Of informing their friends ans 80
that they have removed their and elegant
erected on Pennsyivania avenue between ana o s
York, and opening OF the richest and most
Of goods line Of business which hey WIZ
""Ae " 0'e' :" '"''' '''"' 'v' DjvAIL BRortA
~ y. Wanted, two three 6rstrate coat hands.
Sept ls--dl w cow
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THIS institution s very pleasantly situated on lso w..Dcs
Heiehts-he prospect from II embracing the city o
the Potomac for miles, and the OF Aiersnn
signed Of boys the bensm s,,u
practical, Christian education IL seeks combine w
II thorough scsdemcsi instruction with The proper o"op
Christian home. "a, sem
The regular begin November J. W. R,c
any desire admission confer w
Application for admission OF pupils, or for further ino"
be addressed, : ,o,, DC
REV. ANTHONY TEN BROCK, Georrento low, Fnsl
References The Bishop of Maryland and Hmfh IA r~
LIZ d.. Baltimore Hon r. r. Chambers, Kent county fS
DAYTON Fourth Auditor of the Treasury,
Lyons esq, Georgetown; w. Bevcrbout Thompson,
North Carolina, Col. Miller Hallowcs, st. Mays se"p
Sept 16-2aw4w
OrFICIAL military Books, for sale ~ -
" MAURY, booksellers, near 9th street, Wssh'ns""'
Cavalry Tactics, vols price 4S-very sc"c''
Waype's Sword Exercise price o. - ~
Scots Infantry Tactics, vols price W ~
Instructions for Mountain Artillery; price % ceh''
Cooper's Tactics and Regulations for the Mlips
Instructions for Field Artillery Horse ana Foot
+. Cross's Military Laws
McComb's Courts Martial
Ordnance Manual.
Army and Navy Registers. ,--s
And all other government books and doo""~~
sspsS
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KNAPP's Chemistry Applied 10 the Arts, vol. .,
n Just published London, 1891.
Pan. Anatomy Forms Of Man VOL and
of plates. London.
Schols's Architecture Of the illustrated. Lon
don, 1s5
oaehet,. Practical Treatise Microscope VOL. Illus.
rated. London.
Biography, NJ. J. Sehleiden,
iusrsded London
History OF Man; VOL octave; so
Manual Of Operative Surgery and Surgical Anatomy
French Doctors Van Buren, and
Just published.
Martins Natural History Of Man and Monkeys; vol London
Many cnersvings FRANCk TAYLOR.
Dec II
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EOR Rent, the large and cornvnodiSus homse Ia an
II first ward occupied by the Brazilian Minister
For terms apply TO Gen. Grstiof, Sir Budnr9
Sept 2i-eodtf fintsli1
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Pacific Mail Steamship Company.-Thc only Through
Lime for CALIFORNIA; and Oregon.

The steamship Columbia will between San Francisco and
ports Oregon awaiting u the former the arrival OF the mails
and from and returning without delay with tho
mails and for the from San Francisco.
regular line propees will be the transportation
freight and transient between Panama and San Fran
cisco.
The well known steamship Sarah Sands Of 500 tons BURDEN
under charter the company and peculiarly comodous in
her cabin arrangements, will be kept running family
boat. i
One Of the above will keep the connsxon between
Acapulco and the other Mexican ports.
The in Atlantic will be maintained by the United
States mail steamships
ID
Shcrokce ........-l w
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xGX| pressy for government service, care has been
ZHIkMN In their construction, IN their engines
Ito insure strength and spsedi and their scconnao-
daons ior unequaed for and comfort
Price passage New York Liverpool In lfst cabin, ~
Exclusive $500 In second cabin $40
From Liverpool 10 New York, $50 and 600.
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
No berth can be secured until paid for.
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~ LOUDON CO., taiors, Hotel
Pennsylvania avenue have Just opened their with
and wsseected stock Of goods
cloths cassmeres vesnrs, and furnishing goods
Army, navy marine, and officers viii ind
msnt ofswods epsuc sasbes
articles The latest regulation Of their respective
An experience OF many In Legitimate tailoring,
select stock Of goods desire please with the
prosc, customers against high prices Inducements
offer, and most respectfully solicit patronage.
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Charge of lfutiny.
BosroN, JAM % The second mate OF the ship ST. Louis
from Liverpool for pha Geo A. Cair) belonging
Philadelphia brought in irons in that vessel to-day,
| charged with mutny.
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WM. r. DUvAL4L, Merchant Tailor, date Lusby q
Duvai under the National Hotel, would take this method OF
informing and the public generally that he has returned
taken under National
Hotel Immediately adjoining the main where he
pared choice Of cloths cassimees and vesng
furnish clothing order al the shortest notice. and in style not
TO be surpassed.
keeps constantly great variety furnishing
Eentemens which will be sold
prices.
The public al respectfully invited to give him CALI
Several handsomely rooms be had by applying
above. Jan i--Jtaw2w
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DANCING ACADEMY.-Ffrst Coursc.-Mr r. r. Liable
has honor the citizens OF Washington George
dancing the
viii Thurrday November his room over
Thomas Pske south side OF Pennsylvania
9th and 7h streets, opposite Browns hotel
Days OF tuition; Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
fashionable will be introduced and Taught
Oct l4-d1
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nRY GOODs.-YERBY MILLER ar. now opening very
~ choice and che stock Of dry goods ~
Cashmeres and nous. de isine, all prices
Plain plaid and brocada silks
Wssrcd popiins
Msrinocs, all shades and very cheap
rsrsmetto cloths
Alpscss and bombsxines, all grades
With various other descriptions fmournnR goods
A very large of camfsc and mus,in bands
Sir dozen various styles embroidered
lawn handkerchief, very cheap
Finy dozen Aiersnder's hid doves
With all kinds ofdy
that cannot fail 10 please
Pennsylvania avenue, between TN and sh streets.
De. 14-sodlmf
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FRENCH JUVENILE BOOKs.-Amebe, gu 10 triornphed,
Ia pieie par M'ne Bernier
lie Bon Fndolin lie Mechan Thery par @. c. schmid.
r. Marcel.
Creces, Ien,ainemen dc iErsmpie par Mime
Saunders.
Illustrations de pHis'oire saute Fable Rous.ier
Bns,ien. Ie Devouement Filial par Fauene.
Amslia Corsin rOrphelinc de sienne par Doue
Antonio, gu 'Orpheln de Florence par Friedei
smpleis Coutcs par NJ. 1'Abbe Roussier
Etudes Iistorques, sfussse de Ia jeunes-e,
Los Tr,ss Fills dn Capitaine par Leon Gusrin.
And others various kinds
every age, imported direct from Paris by
FRANCK TAYLOR.
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THE BANK OF THE UNION, in Browns Marble
Building now open for the transaction OF exchange and
general banking business
RIO. II. GALLAGHER, President.
O. w. MARSH, Cashier s
Dec I6-u
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M The Chaplain or the House o Represe ntativcs
viii preach morning. IL O'clock the hall of the
House.
Jan 81
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s4oO in state rooms TO- s33s
$50 in lower cabin 10 $3.50

The from New York chagcs will be the lowest adoptes
by safe between these ports.
Each passenger allowed $50 baggage free,
ceeding u 10 cubic feet
Freight will be taken Chagres at 10 cents foot and iron
Panama San Francisco the rate Of 500 per ton,
choice berth the Office Of the 81 and
South street, their agency No III West street, New Yo
CITY, AW2-dy
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THE Political Works Of John q. Calhoun-beinU
disqus''on on government and discourse
non and government Of the United
syo 10 be followed by Others For sale, sngiy together,
Dec 10 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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~
lgApTIE THERESA PARoDI Pnma Donna, from Ma
nj esty Theatre, London, respectfully that her
passge Mexico will give GRAND MUSICAL
FESTIVAL on Monday evening February g. at Caui Saloon
on which occasion she viii be assisted by
sIGNoRlNA AMALIA PATTI,
Pma from the Aston Place Ita'sn Opera House
MIsKA HAUsER the unrivaIied violinst;
Director and conductor, MAURICE sTRAKosCH,
The celebrated composer and pianist
PROGRAMME.
H. Fantasia airs La Pile du Regiments composed
and executed by Maurice 5trakosch.
NeapoItan dreaming Of tee-an English BY Lee
5ignonns Amslie Pstt.
4 Fantasia on airs from Lucrexia Boga BY Donixc com
posed nd violin by Miska Hauser.
The celebrated Rossinir opera
5 sung BY MsdIle Theresa ParodL
l. BY Sad waves-composed BY Benedict sung by
Adsgs Relyiosoole Bulls executed BY Mka
Hauser.
The Magic Belrevene sentimental composed
s. The grand duo from Ro.sins saba, Mater SUNG by Made
Theresa Psrodi and Amas Patti.
PART M.
l. The Bird on carrecio-wrten Cor tue children
composed and executed by Mska Hsuser.
Coming thro the Rye"-s Scotch sung by signorna
,. The fanou. Riec yalse-sung by Theresa Parodi.
rslop composed and executed by NJ. tOsch
Belnis grand opera sung by
Theresa Psrodi and Amsla Patti.
Price admission 81. Tickets be had places
Jan 3i-1d