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"a Broadway, or II New street 4
DAMS g. CO.'S EXPRESS FOR CALIFORNIA. OR.
n gon, and the Sandwich IslandsCaptal half milo,
Sapreis FOR cafornis Oregon &c. via Pans%a, y the
s. mail steamer Crescent City Saturday June 9th, lh
an :sy. for val. Navy
reet on Saturday, June 8, at2 o'clock u M.Lh.ough
usual charge g our ,r r. sna s0isns
own oascs in San Sacramento
E.,.. CITY, nT. .sS .srrs anos
s:s ss:S:: ::s;s
sss security: I. and Ss N:
S ss seIdns and s%: r Il:
.ss sson. ana no package should exceed iS iSs vs6
IL. for Custsn House fees Or sosssisrs ssrtissa
steamer Gnp is1 cs ssss on w :ass: VIZ
FOREIGN EXPRESS, NO. 10 WALL STREET. AND
iorvsrded shrousheui d. world Drafts on Europe,
CO.. %. ADAM: c. Co. .is w:l street.
HREGORY's CALIFORNIA ExPREss-OryICE r.
s.n:sp Sssss.ss ia e.ss sss n s:l
The snbsciihers win forward Express for Pssha
q their own nss.sns.i Shippers VIII please s:Ai IN
RH = = Tasafs6s' "a ' Sifchc s Lea: x:.ss
QERroRD CO.'S CALIFORNIA PACKAor M
Pnrcsi elpres, VIII 60 BY the splendid steamship d
ssns sCsy. June 9TH IN charge Of messenger
eonSson saa q so ssss IN Ssy
" Wv ''"' BsSiiRroRp &C
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REMITTAE CEs-PAssAGEs.-DRi ITS rROx 81
~ AID upwards payable at sight in Aey throughout
r,lana, England Scotland. aud Walos are ilsued by
BOWMAN, 6IlNNELL g. CO., SO Sonth street.. sole
aee - in this city for ths Swallow Tail Liverpool
and London packet ships.
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ELOTHKNG.

MAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ ladies CT gentleman having any cl,tbu Furniture.
or Jeve-y to aisp0ee Of. Obtain fair cash price,
dtus fr the subscriber ut his resieu.. the
lsGies alter led by Mrs. Dusseldorf, No. 10 Elm
street. L. N. DTSSELpORr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-02

Ct DRAFTS ON ENGLAND,IRELANc SCOTLAND
~ I've by special authority authorized issue bills
the uuion Eank Of London Belfast Ireland,
and the National Bank Of Scotland payable in
sums i-eni 4. upwards. TAYLOR 6IOTHERs,
T6W all street corner Pearl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-02

NOR SALE-TWO SETTER DOGS-ONE IMPORTED;
L and are warrented we'll broken Also, n fan
white lull Terrier and the best OF ratter) Il Pearl
stree. near the Battery
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LNoR SALE-A BAR ROOM DOWN TOWN, WITH
fixtures and stock taking in at present So TO.
sos also oyster business attached to thu bar a.s
from $40 to Sl5a day. One of the best locations in tho y
for selling the present proprietor
II. Inquire At zoo Centre street. from 10 A. ~ TO T.
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ITO DAGUERREOTYPIsTS.-FO SALE, FINE
the city and possessing Of the best skghts 10 the
world The reception large Convenient agrecaby
situated and handsomely fitted The operating Is
capable producing the largest daguorreotypcs and fur
nshed with everything necessary the comfort Of the sit
ter End operator This the best opportunities
offered 20 the daguerrean profession Inquire Of adj
dress II, II, SNELLINE 3(S Broadway
VIRGINIA LAND FOR SALE.--2600 ACRES OF
land, situated in Logan county, virginia. This
pery will be sold very favorable terms will be
changed for Other property. real personal Apply to
Lewis Hurst No. IA Wall street.
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&IE non -FORSALEOREyCHAN cE FORMER.
~ IO.OOO. chandise, valuable plantation in Vir-
pinie. with valuable buildings and other for
merchandise at low figure cash nut with
the plantation For particulars, at the Real Estate
Once, 3I2 Broadway.
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GREGORY's CALIFOR
NJ 205 broadway, near
amship Northsrn Light
June 9Th, AZ 3 o'clock r.
The subscribers will forw
Parcels. and Letters by II
Of their own messenger. |
freight, ON or before Friday
p. II. THoMPS(
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EoR PHILADELPHIA ]
= Exprsss lines through
o. Cortlandt streets a.. .,
81 for Arst ciase, SO
A. n. Return ~ ! and = n
Vsvhinston, Norfolk End =
= Hs e. sso :st y m y. in in -. vi
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From the New York Times.
The Crescent City.


We published article from The Republic yesterday
admitting that the government had informed the Spanish
minister that Captain Porter and Purser Smith would not
again be outin The Crescent City TO Havana and
alleging that this information based upon stale
ments made 10 members OF The government by Mr. Rob-
erls the agent OF the company.
We have taken some pains 10 inquire into the facts,
and learn from the best that they these AS
early the 9th of October Mr. Roberts, in behalf of The
Company, had addressed the Department OF Stale the
subject of the outrage upon the Crescent City, Instead
of receiving reply 10 his letter. Mr. Roberts sent
for TO come 10 Washington. In the interview which
took place there Mr. Roberts explained the circumslan
ces under which Purser Smith ia the Crescent
City stated the careful and satisfactory manner in
which the company and It's officers had uniformly
deported themselves in their business intercourse with
Havana; that they had sought no difficulty now
Mr., Smith being entirely innocent OF the charges
brought against him and that while he (Mr. r. re-
garded the Of the Cuban authorities as wholly
without justification, yeti if our own government
should instruct the company. or express TO them the
desire, that Purser Smith should not 60 out in the
Crescent City, he did doubt they would promptly and
cheeruly comply with IT, And yet no such wish was
expressed or intma,ed in any way.
If this statement is correct il 10 that the gov
eminent evnces amentable reluctance assume the
responsibility which the serious nature of the crisis de-
wolves upon it, II the administration considers the Gu
ban authorities justified in demanding the dismissal Of
Purser Smith, why does it not SO inform the officers OF
the company! IT, the other hand. it does moi concede
the right and the justice OF the they have pursued
but considers the right of the Crescent City to enter
Havana, why does not assert that right, and sustain
the officers of The vessel in exercising il! This shutting
and lodging behind alleged verbal declarations Of Mr.
Roberts is undignfed and pusanimous. The company
and the country have right to know what position the
government intends to take in this matter.
We should like to know what obligation rests upon
the commander Of the Crescent City answer questions
from the captain Of the port OF Havana, TO who
board and who is not Suppose he should refuse TO b.
caechised upon the subject and should simply demant
admission American vessel, in the ordinary
OF commerce. and under existing treaty stipuations
they could then either grant refuse admission, ant
perhaps this might bring the government to decisive
action on the The authorities of Cuba may un
doubleday refuse allow Purser Smith, anybody else
to come ashore but we apprehend they cannot refuse
admission American vessel simply because he is
board without gross violation of at least the spirit
existing treaties, and the most marked discouresy 10
wards the United States.
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THE BURIED ALvE.-The following from the Edin
burgh Review will go far 10 neuraize the effect OF the
absurd rumos frequently stated OF persons being buried
alive
In the midst Of exaggeration and invention there is one
undoubted circumstance which formerly excited the
worst apprehensions-the fact that bodies were often
found turned in their collins and the grave clothes dsar
ranged But what ascrbed, with seeming reason
hroes OF vitality is known to be due TO the agency
OF corruption gas is developed in the decayed bodies
which mrnics, by it's mechanical force, many Of the
movements Of life So powerful is the gas in corpses
that have lain long in the water, that Mr. Deyerge the
physician to the MoTgue at Paris, and the author of
textbook legal medicine says that unless secured 10
the table they are often heaved up and thrown to the
ground.
Frequently strangers, seeing the motion OF the limbs
run to The keeper Of The Mogue. and announce with ho
that the person alive Ali bodies sooner or later
generate in the grave, and constantly twists about
the corpse, blows out the skin till il ends with dsenton
and sometimes bursts the coffin itself When the gas ex-
plodes with noise. imagination has converted it into an
outcy or goan the grave has been reopened the posi-
ton of the body confirmed the suspicion and the lacera-
ton been taken for evidence that the wretch had gnawed
his flesh in the phensy odespar. So many the cir
camstances which will constantly occur 10 support
clusion that is unsubstantia than the fabric OF
dream.
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New HAMPSHIRE LEeIsLATURE.-The legislature as.
sembled at Concord few days since, and Governor
Martin delivered his message. 1t with a
warm congraulation the social, educational and pc.
ical condition OF the State, recommending economy and
equality levyng State taxes suggests action for pre-
serving the public lands and virtually recommends the
abolition OF the statute Of limitations in relation TO the
collection Of debts II refers 10 the late general election
and deprecates the bitterness OF patty strife exhibited
in the late campaigns and closes with appropriate no
tce OF The great recently deceased-Calhoun, Clay
Woodbury., and Webster.
committee Of the house moved for and appointed
take steps demonstraye OF The sympathy regret and
regard OF the State OF New Hampshire because of the
death, and toward the memory OF the late Hon. Daniel
Webster.
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POPULATION on New YORK STATE--The population
OF New York State, according 10 The Of
1852, was. in the aggregate, 1907, 1858; OF which
Der 239296 native born, and 65s O62 of foreign
birth Of the former, 2,l5l I96 were born in New York
State 20. 352 in Pennsylvania 3l9 in New Jersey,
66.l0i in Connecticut 1920 in Rhode Island, 55,773 in
Massachusetts, 1859 in New Hampshire, and the re-
mainder in other States OF the foreign population
343lll is Irish, 1ls,39s German, 1890 English
Scotch, IL SIS French 1852 WEIGH, and 200 British
American More than two-f fths Of the foreigners are
located in New York and Brooklyn cities
Scientific american
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BosroS. Nov. IA dress rehearsal was given by Son
tag to-day. which all tho cergymen of Boston aud the
vicinity invited and 400 of all denominstions
with their families, were In endance. The
OF gca' interest - almost divuey, and gave
several sacred pieces among rest
AT the close of the rehearsal The Rev Me Barnard moved
vote OF thanks, and Dr. Sharp, who called TO the
chair, addressed Sontag Ia appropriate and touching
ienns Sonag replied by signs, and kneeng 10 tho
venerable DIR. Sharp, with streaming down her
checks he placed his hand her head and gave her his
blessing. the whole audience expressing the deepest a
parent interest in the being enacted before them
Ga rising her feet, little gin presented her with gar
land of flowers, which she received and withdrew.
The Protestant clergy present presented her with
handsome Bbe and the Catholic cergymen with another
the blank pages both containing of the cer-
gymen present
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Mr.. Webstsr's personal appearance or exterior was
sueh-his presence majestic aud dgnided-that proba
bly, no one looked at him without being struck III
one may so speak, with the impressive grandeur OF his
aspect, so remarkably 10 union with the gigantic intellect
OF the man. When he was in England, thirteen years
since the people OF all classes, they looked upon his
majestic form, seemed to regard him a altogether
the most god-like and wonderful in his men they had
ever SET their eyes npon Heavens, exclaimed Sidney
Smith. why, he looks Ike a small cathsdralP
Another Engshman. who looked upon the colossal
proportions OF MIR. Webster with amazemen could com
pare him with nothing but locomotive. Daniel Web
sier," said he, +" is a steam engine IN bresctes!p
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We learn from the London A,henaum that England is
about doing tardy act Of justice TO the memory OF one
Of her acknowledgement OF genius The grave OF
Thomas Hood has long been unmarked and an union.
ored one. subscription. with view towards comment
Grating his learning and his virtues in an appropriate
monument, has been started in London, which has al
ready reached the of fl5o In the list Of contribu-
tors TO be found many memorable names, including
those OF the Duke Of Devonshire Lords Brougbam Car.
isle, and Dudley Stuart Macaulay, DIsraeli, Samuel
Rogers, Douglas Jerrold and Macfeady.
We learn from the that graceful little
act has been done in foreign town the memory OF an
English poet The house in which Thomas Campbell
died, at Bouogne, fast crumbng ruin. and would
soon have been forgotten that in which the author OF
the Pleasures Of Memory" breathed his last A sim.
pie monument bearing an appropriate inscription, was
aft xed 10 the outer wall near the chamber window
from which the noble poet gazed upon the seas whose
romance and historic glory he bad sung we'll" The
house 10 which lie Sage the author Of Gil Bias expired
also al Bouogne, has been distinguished by similar
mural tablet IN. Y. Mirror.
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The Theatre,

The opera Of the Position Of Lonjumeau, Wednes-
day evening, rendered by Miss Richings and the
troupe associated with her in highly superior style,
and was loudly and heartily appauded from the first TO
the last In this opera Miss Kchings proved her high
powers as actress and asinger-paying with charm
ing effect and exhibiting knowledge Of music and
wonderful skill in the management OF her voice To.
night the house should be full and as we are to have
the Position again. great treat may be expected
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By c. w. BorELER, Anstioneer.

DEREMPToRY SALE or SUPERIOR FURNITURE AT AUG
TIoN-on Monday, Dad November, commencing
shall sell the furniture Of j Ewel
the avenue large collection
of furniture, consisting In Of
Mahogany sofas, mahogany chairs
Gothic aud other pnhor chairs
Tete-a tote sofas
Two beautiful enamelled Of cottage chamber fur
Mahogany dressing bureaus, mahogany other
Mahogany and walnut marble top tables
Eturres, extension dining tables
Mahogany and walnut marble top washstands
and walnut French bedsteads
Work tables, portable writing desks
Looking glasses mahogany and other rockers
tracks, maple and painted chairs, sc.
With other articles OF cabinet furniture
housekeepcrs those about furnishing
their them
having absolutely offered
seldom opporu-
obtain superior furniture
Terms All of and under S25 cash s25, and
sl00, three
four, and Eve months for approved endorsed bearing In
q. w. BOTELER,
Nov 1p-ds huction.er.
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BY GREEN & SCOTT, Auc,lon.er..

INTENSIVE SALE OF MAHOGANY AND WALNUT LUM-
II BEROn Monday, 2d shall
warehouse, at the of and Ninth Streets opposite Market
space, al 10 O'clock Of mahogany
nut plank boards and baluses newes,
Mahogany, :, 600 feet 4, n, and u boards
DO 500 feet NJ, IN, and 3inch plank, suitable for
handrails
Black walnut, 1900 feet Il and l-inch boards ,sss
Do do 500 fancy hausten
fine walnut newell posts with caps
5000 feet shaded and curled
The above described Of lumber very superior quality
Cabinet Makers undeake builders
fully invited the the sale large they please
punctual to the time.
Terms; All Of and under $780, $780,
ceeding $50 days; $50 and ninety
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest,"
GREEN d SCOTT,
Nov I'D Aucuoncers.
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HUMAN IsessUIrY.--In the formation OF single To-
comotIve stam-engine there no fewer than 54I6
pieces to be put together and these require to be as
curately adjusted as the works OF watch Every watch
consists OF at least goa pieces employing probably ais
persons. distributed among forg ttades 10 say nothing Of
the tool makers for all these. Scientific american.
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CANADIAN REcIPRocITY.-We learn that there was a
conference yesterday held at the executive chamber
vincia parliament. and the Hon. David L. Seymour,
chairman OF the Committee Commerce OF the House of
Representatives. being presentwith reference the
ciprocity question.
Several members OF the Canadian Parliament have Ia
ken advantage OF the TO visit the States with
view to ascertain far practicable the general sen
Mr. Merritt, Mr. Christie, M p p and others of the lib
eral party of the provinces.-.albany Argus, l7h.
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NoRTu CAROLINA usuED STATES sEsAroR-It is
stated that OF the democratic members of the
Legislature of North Carolina has nominated the Hon
James c. Dobbn Tor United States SENATOR in the place
OF the Hon Willie p. Mangum, whose term expires on
The 4ih OF March next IL is supposed that the wings
will unite upon The Hon. William A. Graham. The
democrats have majority on Joint ballot
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-11-19

FILLING TEETH OVER EXPOSED EERvEs-Dr s. p. Hull-
hen, of Wheeling, Virginia. has discovered method
whereby the cavities of teeth exposed nerves may
be successfully plugged up II is this The diseased
parts Of the tooth removed 10 make apparent that
, me nerve - exposea INC lang = nen perforated
should be OF about the size OF small knitting needle
its object is open the blood vessels OF the nerve which
will at be known by the flow OF arteria blood
The cavity of the tooth may then be filled without the
least fear OF pain i'll consequences The plan has
been successfully practised in great number OF
Hitherto tooth having exposed nerve could not be
filled and prevent pain and tooihache.
ISeieniife Amtriesn.
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MOBILE, Nov l5,-Thefe is a steady business doing in
cotton, the basis Of 81 for mddnx The receipts
during the past week 10 900 bales
Freghs TO Liverpool are firm at Id. Exchange Lon
don. st.
New ORLEANS, Nov. Ill., m.-The cotton market Is
heavy since the receipt Of the Ataniics news, with sales
Of 1000 bales This morning decline ofully middlng
81 81. The stock hand exclusive OF shipboard is
20S. 900 bales Sales of prime molasses at "a Corn is In
good demand Sales OF city pork SIG per Dbl.
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sale To-Day.
BY GREEN q SCOTT, Auctioncers.

BY GREEN & SCOTT, Aucti0ncers.
CPECIAL NoTICE-VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUC-
on-On Friday the 18th sell premises
o'clock handsome building fronting 20 feet
street, the 9th and running back
feet being the east part of lot No. IL in No STA
The described rapidly
city and the sale will be well worthy Of the
wishing to purchase.
Terms Onefourh cash. balance in nine month";
for notes bearing interest deed and deed Of
Title indisputabe. GREEN SCOTT,
Nov l4-d Auctionoerv,
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The advance in the price OF iron in England is being
felt here. The "Montour' Works in Pennsylvania have
Just made contract with the Pennsylvania Central rail.
road for 10000 tons, at $50 per ton Other contracts will
doubtless be made in this country the present prices
shall continue, for they will pay
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ion: WASHINGTON, FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 10, 1862

lion Of reporting the agents OF tho Peruvian government
in The Unin States before the LIST of January 1883
/" Such both sdes 10 the substance Of the terms
which this embarrassing affair has been disposed Otto
the advantage, have doubt Of the parties inter
esed and the honor OF the two governments"
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Hy GREEN & SCOTT, Auot,oneers.

VALUABLE BUILDING LoTs AT AUCTfoN.-on wednes-
nth shall sell the premises O'Clock
p ms building Capitol Ill., being lots Nos TO-
757. The described
handsomely located thriving part Of the city fronting ID
east, the corner Of Maryland avenue
balance six and
for the deferred payments satisfactorily
bearing OF the above described
offered sale bee but in Of defect
which been perfected, there could
gwen but the title is indsputsbe.
nS-Thc above sale IL postponed, 4. consequence of
rain until Saturday, goth instant hour when will positively
take place,
GREEN h SCOTT,
Nov I'D Auctieneers.
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Nerarr Erosl nl M Snalh

SAVANNAH, Nov l6-We have adviees OF severe frost
yesterday morning al Augusta, Macon, and Columbus, la
this State and also at Montgomery, Alabama.
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ayoidaby drawn OF from the valley Of the La Plata.
to which. however. promise to return in my next.
INCA
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ny TELEGRAPH.


Desfrsett0" V Popsy MAJ oy fus
CooPKRsrows. On. Y y Nov. 1.-THE extensive paper
mill belonging TO A. Ill Todd and Brother destroyed by
fire about O'Clock this morning The loss $50 0os
inaursd fr $1,000.
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VALUABLE THREE-sToRY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON
Pennsylvania Auctionon Wednesday, the oath
slant, shall SELL in front of the O'clock
handsome brick house and lot situated Pennsylvania
south side between Tenth Eleventh
house well built and thorough with back bniing and
wide containing fifteen good and conveniently
with cellar under
three feet running being part original
lot No square $40. The calculated
for a business stand boarding house.
Terms: 900 balance eighteen,
months
bearing interest deed and Of taken
Title iHdispuIable.
Nov led GREEN 4 SCOTT
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opsafag Of the Ctsrsaad and B.6alo Rail Dad
ERIE Nov 1.-Two trains Of have come through
TO day Cleveland the road being completed from Buff
fa!o 10 Gle veand.
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CarusI's saioon.-Danolng Academy.

CARUsI respectfully citizens Washinston
LIZ Georgetown
Academy pupils His
styles introduced In
He will private Saloon
pupils, academies and schools.
select
Of 18Th and Pennsylvania
l.. c. patrons OF Congress,
citizens, his Will
place every Saturday evening further
Tickets TO be- l.. Carusi previous
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ny GREEN a SCOTT, Amo,loaeers.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF DESKS, STOVES LAMP-PosTs,
VI Wednesday the s4th
instant shan Treasury Department. half
O'Clock, OF Office desks, chimney posts
and lamps, with other Office furniture.
Terms cash.
GREEN SCOTT,
Nov 10 Auctioneers.
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A TREATISE Screw Propcilers and their steam
engines, with numerous Illustrations by J. W. Nystrom.
The Analytical Chemists Assistant translated from German
by Oscar M. Lober. just Published.
FRANCK TAYLOR.
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FURNISHED ROOus.-Three handsomely furnished
front rooms the n second and third soes OF nearly new
with comfortable basement also furnished
family boarders, within Eve
minutes walk Of the Capitol, twest Restaurant within few
yards.
Address "a D. o. furnished rooms" inquire at he Once Of
die Union, Nov. t6-da'
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Prices admission Private boxes, IS dress circle aud par
que,e chdred years. half price
IS family Circle % thrc
tier 50 cents coiored gallery, % cents.
open O'Clock curtain win be raised ~ The
Dor be open daily from 10 O'clock M, O'Clock
p.
NoyI