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The daily union., 1852-09-29
by GREEN 8 SCOTT, Auctlaneers.

HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD -AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
II AT AUCTIoN.-on Thursday the 3Oth instant, shall
O'Clock, residence gentleman declining
housekeeping, @ between AZ and 9th excellent
of nearly furniture viz
Mahogany sofas and parlor spring chairs
Do otomans and rocking chairs
Do bookcases and secretaries, washsands
Do marble-fop centre and side tables
Do French and cottage bedsteads
Walnut exfenEra dining other tables
Giitfame mirrors and other looking glasses
Feather beds, and shuck
Alargc lot OF bedding, table linen, sc.
cTockery which
China dinner set
Girandoes, solar, hall, and other lamps
3ply and ingram and hearth
Passage and carpets, ollolo,h &c.
Cooking, alright and other
AndiTons, shovel and tones and tenders
Also, OF kitchen utensils.
viii be added TO the sale
81 dozen wine sherry madeira and care which
Gne.
All and under $50, $50, credit Of
and four months aetory endorsed bearing
interest.
Sept 23-3t GREEN h SCOTT Auctioneers.
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University Of Maryland.

THE forty hnh annual will begin Thursday October "
ls52, and end the lst Of March, lss3
Prscpies Of Surgery aud Clinical Sainn
r. Smith, NJ. ID.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, William Il. A. Akin, NJ ID.
Principles and Practice OF Medicine and Clinical Medcins ssm
uel chew NJ. n.
Anatomy and Physiology, Joseph nohy, VI. ID.
Obstetrics, Richard n. Thomas NJ, u.
Mstera Medca, Therapeutics and Pathology George W. Mhvh
berger VI. u.
Practical Anatomy, Berwick b. smith, NJ n.
matnnh
tiou. IS [. graduation. $50.
clinical instruction, faculty their
msnd the Baltimore fnhrmay," with the n
and Ia it immediate neehborhood containing sbn.d@ @
eighty beds belonging University, and a.
tended entirely by faculty THIS devoted the r.
cepuon which furnish ne
useful and profitable subjects clinical oh-erraton Az
addition made WHICH will mh
rally increase accommodations and advantages open
macuatex Of the school throughout without
Anatomical abundant cheap Expenses Of hufs
in Baltimore low In any Atlantic city,
WILLIAM T. A. AKIN, VI. D., Dean
B.tTrxosK, May Is, ls9 t
July 97-9swtl5oct -
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NOTICED H. ELDER, ESQ., no longer engaged agent
~ for the sale cf beren
obtained aud Persons
with said patents viii please cali
dsrsigned. j. q. FIR. SALOMON, Georgetown.
Sep 25-d3t.
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n1-sermon 90 foung Men--Tbe Rev. DR., Teasdaie viii
Young tonight ~ O'Clock the Street Baptist
Church. The public generally and young particularly,
spectfuy invited attend. Seats free Sep %
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THE UNoN WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER

NEW PUBLICArrONs.-Ths Old Red Sandstone o., New
~ Walks Ia al Fied by Hugh Miller limo
Expostoy Dlscoufss The Fist Episus Of Per BY John
Brown, ID. ID. 6yo.
Jaas Boayesi Prosperity and Adveriy BY Miss sinea
author Of Modem Accomplishments.
Reseries BacheioT-A Book the Tx Marvel
sixth edition l2mo
The so ier OF The cro by the Rev DR. Leybu
The Broken OF a bereayed Mother
For sale, a prices BY GRAY d BALLANTYNE,
Sep 20 Seventh street
uARPER's Magazine FOR ootobsr-Just received the
Ill agency, TAYLOR MAURY'S
Sep 2S- Bookstore, 9Th st.
Ill Sep 20 FRANCk TALYOR.
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Sale To-day.

by GREEN a. SCOTT, Auctioneers.
GALE or HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE At
anctouBy order Of the orphans court, Wednesday the
instant shall sell the residence OF NJ Cunning
Pennsylvania between "a and ID
al ~ O'Clock, good let of furniture, viz
rosewood piano, stewart, maker Baltimore
Mahogany sofas lounges, and bureaus
I'D dining, centre, and other tables
DO chairs, rockers
Mirrors, washstands, wafdrobes, &c.
Curtains, cornices, &c.
Girandoes and uante ornaments
Pnlor and chamber carpets, oilcloth, sc. 1-s
China, einss, and crockery
Mahogany aud other bedsteads
Hair shHck mattresses
Feather beds, bedding, sc.
Pine large cooking stoss
Refrigerator, tin safes, NC.
m counter, with drawers
Large lot OF glass easing
win good Of kitchen utensils and many other articles
which deem unnecessary TO enamerae.
Terms Of and under e25, cash cas-,
sixty ninety days. m notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing
NkhEN n SCOTT,
Sept 2-d Aucioneers.
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Western Military Institute, Drcnn0n Springs He.,v
county, Ke ntucky, - -'~s

THE annual session OF this second u
day in September and the the r nv.
day in February Of each year
The college embraces The Upia
States Military Academy Point and thorough ,ns.rueu
in the classical and modern languages.
oursing law school, under the Hon. Thomas y. MoasoS
the federal
connected with the institute, and offers great advantages s
student = Wv
lights washing servants attendance And
$3.50 per annum surgeons tee, S5 per annum. -,
Charges the law school for the above Of bo
Sl60 per term OF five months. '
Students received The
the end ofterm = W.
Communications should be addressed NJ -
the adjuant of the institute, Dennon Springs Kentucky
Il. Il. JOHNSON
sept 2i-dow Superintendent
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(,ARPEIINGs and furnishing goods generalIy.T
subscribers have received impor,sts
complete the and eastern manu-
furnishing, such as
Velvet carpetng Of the newest designs
Tapestry do do do
Brussels do do do
Tapestry and brussels for halls and steps h"
Superior three ply carpeting rich
Superior ingram do
Twiled and plain Venetian carpeting extra rich
Rich chenille and tufied rugs
Chenille and tlted parlor
l0-4 and 1914 printed drugses
l0-4, l2-4 and 1874 cruub cloths
In curtain materials and fixtures, such
Satin anes style, aud very rich
Worsted damasks all coloTs
Union damasks, great variety
Extra rich lace and muslin curtains
Medium and l0w-pnced curtain musiins
Ruff linen for shades, of every width
Brass cornices and suitable fixtures
Curtain gmps, side and tassels
Linen sheeings, all widths and quades
Marseilles quilts all sizes
Bed Blankets very fne of every size 14
Satin daniask table cloths, "a to 24-4
Superior and low priced damask napkins
Diaper and damask toweIings. tN--
Together every other article line for house furnishing
which respectfully invite the attention purhase
assuring them tna The facilities we enjoy and the extensive ~
ons have made for increase In this branch nf buae
will enable us TO offer inducements, both In price and - fully
equal similar establishment in the United States.
Sept % HooE, BROTHER, Co
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I ARGE STOCK OF NEW GoODs.-ws now have thc
su q he eS s & Dass o az :ooa sss sss %
81 sas. % sss ss s s s
al q which We g b ready e exhibit u Few days we would
Rich figured and heavy colOred Poui de sole
Plain celoled rich Ia blue, pink lavender
and cherry suitable @ ior evening and parry dresses
. 90 ss9S s9s qa $ sas a. soy .S n9s aos d RnDs m
elegant stock Of plain goods have presented for
iOpsess eh shsmsCa sarn ds ehln.. purchased auction
One lot small figured birde silks, in rich and dark coo
pieces very heavy silks wide and very cheap
DC y h @ and Sss. s S o sus ses Sen ro d
geen with other styles OF silk goods which
We also havs reserved superb o, Of
Of entirely new sss and we ss I o. % @ We can
As any retail house ia the county.
aines and eshmees, and in fact almos.
everything in the dry goods line all Of which promise 10 sell al
'Isss Sept ssppasdf ptas w.M sHUsTER co.
THE coLLEaE OF ST. JAMES. washington county
Msryland-he Rev ohn D keroo, D. D rsv' n,s
coainus August besides The continuous
y :..'say visiting sasss pssss
college and besides proper has oversight of
he college professor the dsplas and me Of ne Two
vision one rector Annual charge in The college or grammar
James, r. o., Maryland.
Aug io-ataw2n
SnInTss shirts, sh,r,.,-rns dress shiI,. q svsy
90 @ ssa A. A. m
- - : ''N " = Furnishing Establishment,
sep ls-3w2wif Penn av near ~ street
News and Teiegraph.l
R0Ys Guns, Boys' just lol
Of owlng pieces among which are some ne double and single
English gun powder complete stock
II. LINDsLEY,
Sept 23-eo2w Penn between 9th and 10th sts
Al lW Fail Goods and Fashions.-DUyALL s. BROTHER,
goods, select
person importing New York
variety of the richest styles of pant and vest goods
All made order in their usual style Of elegance,
Sept i5--3taw2wif DuvALL BROTHER.
llATs Caps Hats and Capsi for Men and Boys,
ii every quality, and price suitable for fall and winter
large and complete assortment Just received and FOR sale a
iIai, Cap, and Gentemen's Furnishing Establishment,
Sep lS-3w2wM Penn nv, near Az street.
News and Telegraph
HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM NEW YORK, II
~ affords me great pleasure 70 sa e attention a my friends aha
and decidedly best selected stock of French and
city, up the shortest notice and in my
usual elegant sye for the lowe'eash preesw rucxre
Pennsylvania avenus, between AZ and 9Th streets.
Sep l6-aaw3w
AGlna Insurance Company, Utica, New York.
Capital $4,000.
THIS continues loss damage by
public private buildings in the city and country furniture
merchandise
and risks by steamboats, railroads. rivers and lakes taken on the
It's system equitable sa and the directors
surplus fund.- which, addition capital stock OF the
invested careful enabling Them the
BUSINESS "" %oas +. MISMAs, President
cIIARiEs DE sELDNG, Agent,
1th street, opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
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NEW Dry Goods store and n New stock Goods,
avenue Ninth four
shankss Iron Hai.The subscnbe cali
especial public general
staple and fancy dry good
Baltimore, Philadelphia New York
markets We enunerate, In part vizs
Rich brocade, gro Antique and eIaee sits
Rich figured black and plain gro de Rhine do
french dc 1aines caahmeres
Al and drap chambord article
eloaks.
mareclains black French mcrno. bomba
zines, and hlpacas
superior Grape brochc and cashmere shavls
Very hnc shiring mnsins and nsh linens
Linen table damask, Napkins towelings
Linen and sheetings
Pilow-case linen, cheap
A variety ~ French work
with ladies' and chdens
Also, large lot Of cloths, casnmerrs, and vest,ngn
Merno shifs and drawers, gloves, crsvns
Pocket handkerchiefs and halfhose
And, H short thousand other articles, which
well selected stock of dry goods.
purchasers,
prove represented and viii great An
showing customers through stock.
Sep 99-ood3uf MAXWELL, SEARS, 4 COLBY,
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THE subscriber will open, in this city, the l3h Of ssP,sse
classical and school OF high order He has ~
cured desirable location south aide of sut h
doors Of 18th The number Of pupils limited twenty 10
these he will devote his whole attention in preparing them M coz
ege, business and professional pursuits from the ~d
number each pupil will receive larger share OF atsnton and
his experience and that Of others conviuces him %
this accomplish much ,h-r sna and ms
and for their thorough rapid stndy tn
be done school OF larger number and Of more mscs
character.
Terms, Sl2 so quarter
Refer TO the faculty of the Columbian College, Col j. L. ws
Col Peter torce Wm Gunon, Rev r. W. Cushmsn, w. y,
Hon Mr. Morgan, Treasury Department; ID. r. " Leach, esq
Post Once Department Address the subscriber, through the CAV
Post Once.
sept4-2aw3w GEORGE 3 BACON.
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frrigal of hs Marion.

NEw YoRK, Sept. 2sThe steamer Marion srTiyed bere
this morning She brings New Oteans papers Of the 2st
Instant bat the news has been 81 superseded
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BY TELEGRAPH.
.Arrirsl Of the Canada.

HALIFAX, September 2s-Tho steamer Canada has
rived with weeks later advces from Europe. Her
dates the 18th ns She brings l30 passengers and
very large and valuable cargo of goods. The
Atlantic reached Liverpool the evening of the 18th in
The most i'm porant item Of intelligence by this
rival is the death Of the Rake of Wellington He expired
the ltth instant
The affair, Of England and France generally quiet
and peaceul The general news By this arrival is without
much i'm portsncs.
The cotton market has experienced slight lctuaton,
bur the quotations show special change from previous
accounts Fair Orleans, ST 81 pence; fair Mobile 6
pence middlng Orleans, 81 81 pence and uplands, 81
pence The weeks sales ~ 900 bales BreadstuiTs
-four is somewhat armer Baltimore and Phiadelpba, 2s
81 canal, 20s 81. Wheat ia steady request at prices
prevailing when the Airica sailed Indian corn steady.
Provisions were quietprices dropping Coffee and sugar
firm. Tobacco in steady request~prce " to 81 shng.,
10 quality. Tue Havre cotton market steady. Man.
chester trade active The money market is easyconso,
par at 1909 Stocks firm The weather favorable, and
harre., good. Business generally fine.
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Kitto. -
and accomplished writers of the revealing the nyses y
world In which those live who been deprived Of the
sight hearing Ever his boyDood for than ty
Dr. Kto has life OF activity schoiar, IN
deafness any living
ected His Of hmsel and his discrmiasng rema
condition Of the blind (James Mitchell, Laura Bdfsm
othsrs repee with profound thought the inte
phenomenon in the of he mental sinng
(CAvsRiaa OSs1s~.
Krrro's DAILr BrsLr .rronsMornns serss us
u mo. "a GsaENM H6i +.
Vol. ]. Antcdiluvians and Patrarchs.
q. Moses and the Judges.
,. samuel, Saul, and David.
4. Solomon and the Kings.
Evening Series 4 II a..
Vol. !. Job and the Poctical Books
Q. isaiah and the Prophes
,. The Lie and Death Of Lord.
4. Tho apostles Early Church.
For sale GRAY d BALLANTyNEB Bookstore,
Sep lift 7th street, doom above Odd FeowS Hall
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Deah If Bishop Chase.

PmLADyLrHt4, Sept H-Bishop Chase. OF the Protest.
Episcopal Church, who. IL will be reooected, was
thrown from his carriage time ago, died to-day from
injuries received. His death is deeply ementsd. bet.
ter and purer Chrisan perhaps never lived.
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Fire in Brookiyn.-Loss Of LIFE.

NKw YosK, Sept ga block OF buildings In Atlantic
street, between Columbia and Willow Streets Brookyn,
was destroyed by fire this morning. Unfortunately two
and woman, whose names NOT ascertaincd,
WEIR burnt to death in the flames The loss is esma ted
at fify thousand dollars.
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Great Inia rubber between Goodyear and Day de.
cded against Day
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CAUD--CLAGETT DoDsoN, dealers in all kinds Of M @
tufe and dry goods, such MoSaic Satony, velvet
Husres imperial, three ply, double ngsn, and all ohei
cspetine both foreign and demeso hesrhrus and ooo a
floor oeioihs, curtain materials, with all The heonrnss o
scripions. -
A. extensive assorinrnt OF Russia Fleml.h srd sh
bed linens, blankets qa table and piano epvers snd
goods requisite In housckeeping
Aieo furnished short beds and mstrsssrs
One door cf the Of fenasyivanis svsnas %
sepos-awson
The daily union., 1852-09-29

oTOvEs, STOVES Stoves would respectfully
- and public general
Of wood and coat stoves My assortment Of cooking
complete comprising the Od Dominion
irght
kitchen companion Phenx air tgbt sc; all Of
used either for Also
sro chamber and dining either wood coal
gavaazed furnaces hand and
est articles please
my assortment and the ARTICLES suit viii the
price suit. O. WOODWARD,
2eN Pennsylvania between 10Th and u
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SrNGLE and Double Barrel FowIing-pecs., g. &C.
The subscriber happy inform his customers and hs pp
generally that, BY arrivals Enxssd he has scs-
and opsninE of srre< and scups sse
ments OF Stubb Damascus. Illuminated steel and low pe
English single and double barrel offered fSf m%
District.
The above are the subscrbers mports,iou "a
made order hy OF the tnc
rate price
Lkev ise Just opened splendid of cunning spp
tus eonng Of safety and other hssks shot po
and belts game bags liquor hs.k metsc and oths
washing rods and cleaners, nipple wrcnchss, scewdtfe
csyers; Walkers, Eys and Coxs Eys wire esidg'p
nountngt bsckaction and locks by the pafi
rods dog calls, gun and rsmrcd heatand IN net nT
every article belonging 10 the
call earnestly old established ssns
Sep is-aawswif JOHN w. BADEN
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ny J. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

SPAN OF MATCHED IRON GRAY HORSES AND BUGGY At
u AuCTIoNonT Thursday September 30, shall SELL front OF
my previously sold private sae =, O'Clock
mached iron horses, ave old, and work
well either In single double harness
Also one Of kosc buggy wagons, suitable for
Terms, ninety days FOR enthusiastically endorsed
with interest JAMES Z. McGUlHLp
sen 26-d AnctoneeT.
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AND IACTRESsEst BY Houssaye,
author Women Of the Eighteenth Century. vols
Haga story Of To-day BY Alice Carey Just received by
TAYLOR a MAURY,
Sent Qs-d booksellers, 9th st.
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SEALED PROPOSALS. will he received by the ~
~ dersgaed uat the 2 ~ Of November ~ o'cpcs
House. =.
The proposals mus, be made for doing n. work BY S
yard, and be surei In before lining
distance Of haul from the bank the pscc ofdcpoe shout "
yards II
The Of earth necessary complete ,he oopepsied
o. estimated aoDo shiud wv
earth be required the bind deliver ~
additional quantity wanted At the first The VII
TO be completed by the lst day ofApri ner,.
wN. n. BRACHENRfDGE,
Agent for the Improvement Of the public groan''
Sept 25-9awf22Sov
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EIHE ANNIHILATOR--Philps's United States Fire An
have deposited with the subscriber for sale
quantity annhang machines OF various The
publie arc invited them The utility
been satisfactorily demonstrated, and these
chimes acknowledged be the cheapest aud reliable
protection hrainst destruction Of property BY fire
The machines varies from SIS s5 according to
The win be fully explained Every
holder should purchase z, WOODWARD.
9s -3t
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SHIHTS! shirtsI shirts i-Fne dress shirts Of every
~ STYLE and Of embroidered,
do. A full and complete assortment hand
order the shortest
uce nj a III, ri q. a. LANES
Furnishing Establishment
sep l6--3w2wif Penn av ~ street.
The daily union., 1852-09-29

nRATEs CRATES have just received from New York
W handsomes and complete assortment Of snameled
exhibited in this comprising The Roman
arch elliptic elliptic and gohc all o which OF
finish of Baltimore
all Of which shall sell unusually low. respectfully
quest persons in want Of Crates to give a call.
2s-a PenBsylyania avenue,
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NTOCK OF 3-PLN AND INEHAIN tANPhT-
ing.Ne Just receipt OF rich and desirable
and ingram carpets which shall be pleased 10 fur
The market prices large or small Quantities
no0r bazes IN chintL colons
Felt cloths, very rich and heavy
Rug oilcioths &c.
grpt2 23-Suf w. NJ. SHUSTER n Co.
The daily union., 1852-09-29

EALL G0oos.for gentemens wear, new, nch and elegant
T. styles of the best quality.
lust received BY n. y. LOUDON CO.,
Mems MERGERS and Talors, Browns Hotel.
eept f-2awlm
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ID y STFbEfts VIEW tVvt1s. y, = ,,r.rN n.I1uHuI
goods public 10 call and examine ihem lie faier.
himself that ne able fall his
beer than he allowed himself
taken greater pains usual In laying n his stock
Prices be low, all work will be done in the ve hes,
Sept 02-3tsw3wif
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NOTICE TO TAXPAyERsNotcs g hereby given that de-
~ dacon Of viii be allowed BY
Of the current year, n paid within the prcsen, rnonth
Sep lT-eotdh n j. RoACiE, Collector
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Musir ami the Drama /.

GRAND MILITARY BALI.-A grand military and civic
ball comes off at Armory Hall tonight 1t is given by
Washington Artillery for the benefit of Adoph St. Anlan
member Of the company who disabled by acct
dent while firing salute the 22d of February We
confident that the affair will be pleasant one.
Mn FoRREsr-On the 30th ut Mr. Forrest took ben
eft at the Broadway Theatre Network and concluded
star engagement of sixty mine nights by far
the longest and most successful ever played in this
country
Ole Bull was to have given concert at Baltimore on
Monday last.
The TENNESSEE JAY BIRp-The Leroy IN. W Gazette
says rival to the Swedish Nightingale has been discovered
in the Female Seminary at that place-a Miss Jay from
Tennessee, who cansing the echo song to the life.
FIELDS New THEArRE-The St Louis Republican of
Sunday last says:
The different artistes engaged by Manager Field to
open this and splendid temple Of the drama are
wing in our city thick and fast Chippeudae the future
stage manager put in appearance yesterday morning
bringing with him the latest European importatiunthe
fair and piQnnte Annie Lonsdale We delighted to
Chppendale once more in the West, and consider his
Installation as stage manager master stroke of policy
his and knowledge everything appertainipg to the
Stage patent in every city in the Uniopoen proved
and found wanting whilst his talent
in the highest and best school of art has been ah
remains unquestioned We regard him the type and
model of comedian worthy of study and imitation by the
rising generation of actors Chppendale's Sir Peter
rcaze is decidedly the best the American stage and
in all characters of this description he shines bright
particular star-whst in eccentric comedy-and parts
requiring the admxture Of pahos, he appears equal
advantage Among the latter may be noted his latest
artistic triumph Tom Dibbes in Buckstone's newest and
best peiitcoaet The Good for Nothpgn which he and
Annie Lonsdae completely took the New York public by
storm This piece is perfect little gem and will
assured meet with the some unqualified success here
Manager Field has secured the services of several New
Orleans favores, and. have already mentioned
pleased to among them the of Mark Smith
who contributed largely to the of the frequent
of the ST. Charles last winter We have watched the
progress of this young actor with than ordinary
degree of interest since he made his first appearance in
New Orleans and it aforcs much pleasure to pay
well deserved tribute TO his talents With natural abili-
ties of high order he unites the inomabe energy
aud and correct appreciation the requi
tions Of his profession which will at no distant day place
him in high position the stage We commend him to
our friends of st. Louis
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in trade and commerce." When the merchants of Brsau
applied to Frederick the Great for protection
against the ruinous competition of Jewish dealers, the
monarch asked how the Jews managed to draw business
into their hands, The answer was that they were up
early and late always travelling about lived very
micay, and were contsnted with small gains on rapid
go and be Jews in the conduct of your business"
The Prussian government has given strict Or
lers the managers railways to employ person
The lines likely to forward democratic intelligence, or to
convey suspected persons or packages
A railway bridge is about to be thrown over
the Vstua 1t is to be $500 feet long and 63 wide to
rest six piers with span of 800 feet between each
The lines will run along the sides of the bridge leavinga
road between them for carts. etc.
Accounts from Copenhagen, of March q, state
that the will of the late Queen Dowager has just been
opened Her Majesty expressly orders that her wedding
ring and all the which have been addressed to
by her late husband Frederick W. should be deposited in
the coffin with her body The funeral ceremony will take
place the Cathedral of Roeskde in the vaults of which
building the bodies all the royal family of Denmark
placed Until the day after the funeral all public reoicngs
ARE interdiced and all the theatres will remain closed
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ia bic GaIk.


Where commerce has enriched the busy coast
He catches all improvements in his flight.
Spreads foreign wonders in his country's sight
Imports what others have invented well
And stirs his own to match them excel
The proprietor of % Chartres street radys old stand
exposes to the view of his delighted customers great
variety of beautiful fancy and excellent staple Dry Goods
tue tributes of all Chimes and magcaly cheap.
Leighton Co, 63 Canal street phanthropic in a
way deserving of all praise. They have brought
Almanac card elegant in appearance which they intend
distributing gratis. to applicants Of course they
perfectly disnterested in the matter asst possibly
have any reference to their fashionable extensive
stock of shirts collars undershrts and drawers
which those who want counting house calendar would
do well to examine.