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Mem Civilizations.

ANNUALS, GAMES and JUVENILE
n BOOKS at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
HUEsTIs COZASs, Nos. lei and ios Nassaa st., New
York are now prepared to sell At wholesale and retail
lar,e stock Of ANIMALS and GIFT BOOKS, PoetieAl
Works Bibles lie. Ako, 500 Esis Of plain and col
ored Toy Books and Praen- Bound juveniles n various
styles Their stock Of CANES Is tie most exhaustive n re
city among which may be found the Ssciable snake IN
Gle Tom, Msn,iou Happiness, Gsdes Egs, Happy Hs
Ansgrsn. Dr. Ba.by Alphaben in boxsa Di.seered Aaf
&C. &C. They have also has ssleetion Of Pearl Ivory
sd Pspier Msehe Stationery, ssitable for me Hoiday~
Dealers are requested give call before pureh isng
elsewhere HCE0iiS N"-A''''
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II B. DODWORTH begs to ANNOUNCE
that the FIRST CONCERT Of the ssries, vii take
METROPOLITAN HALL.
On SATURDAY Eyeains, Dee IS, on which oeelson he WI
b. as red BY
Mr AILFN DODWORTH
Mr. G.. KNOEPF FL, 500 P.arisS
Grand Och ssrs Of FIFTY Pe-fo-rners,
Miafs-y Bard Of FORrl-FINE, AID
TIE CORNET RAND.
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DIANK BOOKS-PAPER RULING
- BLANK BOOKS made up for the trsde In large or
tuaIl qrsntifiss o. low prices
SINGLE BOOKS OF SETS Of BOOKS Tsss ny
pattern and bound with dispatch.
BILL HEADS and jobs Of all Kinds ssIsS % n'sssass
MIoAZIsEs, PAMPHLETS ssd rsIN[kD SOOAs'
Of every d.snpaen hcr.d p.c~Ysys 20 s 10 a.
JOHN r. ELLIS, No. ]" ~A~
TEMPERANCE TRACT iSr the H0LI-
i DAYs-rHE TRUE PATxlOT, - Issss1sS e
sse-ss Coed Cor ssry circulation in ever Wed y
tloussEA
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4musemeutS.

Mr.. JOHN a KYLE,
Mr. GEO. r. BRISrOW,
Er. ROBERT HELLER the celebrated Pianist,
fom the Royal Academy OF Music, London.
AFTERNOON CONCERT, TO commence at O'Clock.
PRoGEAmME-FIRsr PART.
l. Oyerur-Ful Orchs .LaDetta-A1ber
Romsrza-sig viett From Illusrro Rival-M7rca dante
8 Baad-My Mother Dear. Mrs Ge0rgnnl stuart-Loyer
soloDatonic Flute Favorite Air with varations-Mr
S Ars-kve Mars...... signora Pico vietti-sehGbsrt
Duet-From the opera Of BesarO. Mrs. O. Stuart and
Signor Coletti-Dopzetu.
Between the First aid second Parts the Chi dren of the
Mission School will sing Hymn composed for the ocea-
sion, under the direction OF Mr L A. Cady
SECOND PART
Vo, se nG ee a Tesd, si.1or CoettiBsla'
s. Soo-P ano- Forte Airs from Mariana Composed
and execut,dby Mr. Robert Heller.
ana ". q s,asrt-GlSvsr
g. Terreto-l Ztti from tie opera OF the Barber Of Sc
Vile. SignoFa Vietti and ssno'' Vietti and Co
Ccn6uetor. GEO. BRI5TOw
In the EVENING. at II O'Clock.
JOHN B. COUGH, ESP viii dellysran Grafton
After which Ms. GEOHGlANA STUART viii sia2 AZ
Ode written e1prt ssly the accompanied
the risno by M GEo y BRIsTOW.
The Children the Mission School will be present IN
the evening also and sing several original HYrnns.
Tickets for the whole entertainment - cents Reserved
Seats 81 For sale At the vaTors Music stores ADJ al TIE
NB-Tle object Of TIL. festival RAISE oaey to I'D
in erecting Missionary BuIdnss On the n'e Of as Oh
Brewery.
COCIETY OF THE IRON MANNED
OROPOLITAN HALL, MONDAY EVENING, Bee. %
-RFNEFIT OF Rev. Mr. PEASE aid the FIVE POINTS
HOUSE OF INDUSrRf-A GRAND FESTIVAL,
when will be performed
FLEUTHEhIA CASrArA or RELIGIOUS FEsEDoH.
BY GEO. HENRY CURTIS.
cao Esw .p:,1Hsd t !h HARMONIC SOCIETY
PHILHARMONIC.
Orchestral Conductor r.
POPULAR oUARTEfTE or MEMS VOICES.
and Nash Curtisss
GLE CLASS
With the following eulnsnr Nocalsts
Mts GEORGlANA STUART
Miss NJ. BRAINARD,
Mr. MARCUS COLBURN,
NJ FRANCIS II. NASH
An Original Poem, -
THE MISSION OF INTELLECT,
vii he read BY AUGUSTINE DUGASSE.
THE CHILDREN OF TdE FIVE POINTS
vii rpear and sing under he direction Of hsr Held and
Teacher Rev. LEWIS NJ PEAsE-
Further particulars IN future papers
DOBERT HELLER PRlNCE OF
III WIZARDS. would beg leave 20 aeqaAn' M pagsle
that be viii have the honor TO make ms azs sppels
fore the American public a. his new and n1sntnoo1s
Icon No $50 Broadway which cas- been hsf up ~ sye
OF sorreousness hitherto unspprssehed IN "a. OK my o
country rendering IL 10 al .ppe.r.ness ,xvxr
APALACE OF ESchASIh.NI,
bewderrs 70 the eve his performances arr .se "a,
Ser,,sndirs on MONDAY EVENING, December y. "a
.eries on hs unrivalled entertainments "sicn 10
HIM in the VARIOUS European capitals ns ns ''eo 'ae
tile OF ~--x, .~wru,
Persornsnces nightly, commencing Il oeioex-
Admission, 50 eersa
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New Juvenile Books.
VERY LITTLE TALES FOR VERY LIT
Tie CHILDkEN.-In single sylsbles Of rhree or
-Four Letters Fist Series - cents Ditto, Second Series,
30 cents
Tie t,re 10 volumes se. and te wori' short and
pc the engaging aud wei calculated % en,s. e children
,,or.si car Herald
'LIirrLE LESSONS FOR LITTLE LEAaNERS
Ry Mrs tarwtD. Col0red Plates 81 cents
very beautiful aod boob TO caPtv ie the attention.
of lite eauei and allure them - start on te rai o esrn
ing" ..., q, .......... 1850. l'hf observer
El CANT Edition. g. cents.
IT,. DIV sougs, fresh newt The Messrs
Cater beautiful book Of them for chtr-n, With ~
colo ed plate. delighted attention. Observes
FANNY AND HER MAMMA
Ry the anihor OF =" Mammals Bible Stories" CooreA
Pa Is. 90 c,n,s.
LITTLE ANNIE'S first BOOK
In words OF Three Letters. Illustrated Pics 30 cents
LITTLE ANNIE'S SECOND BOOK.
Chiefly OF Dc ~ Liable. Col,red Pistes f0cents.
trstr Stones fUr Gle, Boys and Girls 20 cents.
Think Before You Act SsraIste. 70 cents
Jack, the SAILOR Boy. separate % cents.
Duty is Safety. 81 IaTate. - cents =,
hanine's Bibe Stones for Hsr Little Boys and 0iria
Coored Plates Price 80 cents.
n Childs Own Story Book. BY Mrs. Jerram. oolored
Plates ~ cents
Tbyues for the Nursery. BY jane Taylor. Colored
Plates 80 cents
Just published by - . - ,,.
M Iway
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NEW BOOKs.-vICTORIES OF VEL
~ LINGTOS AND THE BRITISH NAVY. By MAJ
well. Vol Bolns Illustrated Library.
BRIGEWATER TREATIES hEwELIS AS
TRONONrAhD GENERAL PHYSICS. lVoL Bohns
Scientific LLscry
OREEk ANTHOLOGY Prose and yerse. Vol.
Bchns Classical Library.
Bohns Stsnderd Library.
No. Is Psxx-foW
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DICKENS. DICKENS. DICKENSn,--
H. Published this rn0rniag No. Of New series "
DIChEAs HOUSEHOLD WORDS For sls By = o.
IeIs and Agents. Price 81 pr ppr.bes; o. %
year, IN sdyanee. McELRATH LORD Publishers,
No. II Spuce-sf, New-Yerk
CElynssers and Axen.s
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PRoGRANNC -PART Z.
l. Overture 20 J,ss4rdo. tlull handl zee. Spohr.
2 Ter1s re BclseiTo, Il ornet Band. DoniHetei
S Ouicks.ep. Lone star Military Band Hinim
4. ;, xret1e, Seconds irOIn HONE. .Ounsie
Nessrs Themes. Lese kirrer, Wey-
raUck Gioucyelt Gnd Downing.
5. Trlo Luc-eEia B0rls, Military Bandl .Donizett.
PANT a..
6. Nv rfure. Juhsl Ntotls
Fgll Military Band First time n America
!. Comet SOLO, Roudo Finse............. " retzek
Alien Dodvor
Concerta1- for Pians.................Msn de sohn.
Nh knoepfc and full Orchestra
O. Dlrre. ST. fEGl. (fn bandl r. Dodworih
Byr,quest As rerfATincd by The Band AZ NetnpoA-
tan llsl the occssiOr Of the WsOs1er Oose llies
10 Needy Qnlckstsp. (fuil hand) T. Dodwort
Doors open o'clock ". Concert 70 CO nnence Al
Suhscrrtcns So emitting subscribers % Two Reserved
Seets TO zach Concert -
Sulscrptiors vei and Seats secured % H. r. DOD
WORTH Co.'S Music Store No ;95 Broadway.
Snslr Tcscis TO TIN. Concert FIFTY CENTS tor safe
e The Muse Stores and at the door Oh the evening OF 'ae
Concert.
Gentlemen requested no. to occupy the seats marked
Fugased unless they hold the ticket bearing the correspond
number.
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NEW VOLUME of PUTNAMS SEMI
~ MONTHLY LIBaARY.-G. =. PUTNAM Go.
"A STORY on LIFE ON THE IsrlIMUs. Byyw
Tsb.Es. lxmo. Paper %oc.i cloth, &c -
CONTENTS Life in Dishabe; Vale aad Parkinsi A Life
Sayed Monsieur Crspoep; Preparations for START I'm
Route 1rsmp Ia tHe Woods Arcr Dinner; fhs Bottle
Manuscripts; The Padre; Deveoprsntsi Chasres River;
Dos HeTnenus, A Night on the River, What Day may
Bring Forth An Official Disclosures Scene at Paenqala
H. On SATURDAY.
MEMOIRS or A HUGUENOT FAMILY. Translated
and comJilsd from the original autobiography OF Rev
James Fetane and other family manuscript, comprising
a. or anal Journal Of Trave. IN Virginia New.Yo nc.
IN l75 aud 1919, by Anna Maury, with an Appendix con
ifning alton of the kdct Of Naoie' the Ediet Of
Revocation and other int sting his oroal documents,
with two Portraits tyoly l2ino. Cloth, 81 81
This worn repete with sag,s Of quaint aad curious
interest IL pre- sents zmpses OF LIE ard adventure and 10
Illustrative oil the history Of the iiusueno's in America
F H s' ~ AMERICAN AUTHORS Illustrated with
about fifty eDayings steel wood stone and scrip
tive sketches by u the most eminent wters second
edton--ip various elegant bindings.
THE TENANTS OF THE WOODS. splsndidly Illus
trad with erqu,ey coored pictures Of birds and howes
Imper al syo- elegantly bonnd
NEW MisERIES OF HUMAN LiFE-an old fr'snd
" aF0RTNIGHT IN IRELAND BY Sir Francis Head.
COURSE OF ENGLISH READING. Prepared Tor tho
Mercantile Library Association. E
DOLITICS FOR AMERICAN CHRIS
Il fIANS: A Word upon our Example ~ Nssou our
Labor Trade, tlectone Education aud Consfes,onal
90 cents - ...., rx
Ipdsr this formidable title the author Of New Themes
for the Protestant Clergy has boldly oxamned and viFof-
ousy denounced the Christian character OF American
roitcs II l. full time that who call themselves Chrs-
ians and who regard this nation "a Christian nafon,
should not ouv sye ho the cnstons and cor
ruptious Of the times they ia politics and 10 bnsi-
nsss but should take ueas40 ths correction Of abuses
that sappiDg the foaset ons OF social and political
uteguty In This volume the author bas laid bsss, WIN
ncst vi zeIotk hand. Of tbcss evils
NOTICES og TIE PRESS
sttffhns the sAo oD NC H Fr~@
etsins The shf- 81 i fn'feh asseA
tons hey enter Gsd 81 p,sfhs % iosass Wnhost
dcu ,ps The Dfongby fbt be dH ne po-ehts
then IA very bsh' and me- boob nat si s .. strongly
srers ice aty DID has the eierU we o's'
neud be o Attention 81 the rsLgoss Sora -,
The srhee, equal and and han
shsid JSirs 70 - fas ease
,a Dot hs,ty N. Dston hor- fhs sahn
r.f LAT L prodnerye A. ihass uat
d. esoo- of The land sld dsde tDf thss~yss mat
,logd y. The 'Polfcs kr AnrElesa Christian.
NORTH Anrrsa
Ttst return sursy BsGsd Al rsht mBdsi freely ad
M, bat ald bred 1D~a ne tirsfs bs
hrs .h<b haze eaisesshd tss
s~ve- the Jssaiy. rsrsBs I'D 90 bal.
ID M q sr,rt 70 10 sDsthss
czsss Ass Hssts,A tsalg oar prnass' pro-pesy "
lAftbar. He Gsysfte.
For sale by NEWMAN Iyls0S, CARTER 4 sRO.,
4 d. APPLETON 4 Co.
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rHEATEk-ChamDerssG.-
II , THIS EyENfNH Dar

NO BILL RECEIVED.
Doors open AZ 81 o'clock performances commence At T.
Boxes and psrquct ~ cents Second Circle, y cents Pr
vate Boxes IS. Orchestra Chairs, Is cents.
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DE1EhSON's MAGAZINE
4 JANUARY NUMBER READY.
Kindred PAGES ORIGINAL, READING NArrEI
fI NNNEN 4 ANES VhTUFNAI hE NDiNV a y
FOUR STEEL ENGR ivrNGS.

FOUR STEEL ENGRiVf<0S
Th;sursrb Number. which hasnevcr bcsl rvA,sa Just
received New is the time subscribe s 1873 peter
sens Magazine is the cheapest II the iass,rd month
hes wholly original and is the only periodical ts.f win
ave c, lored fashions in lsS As MAGAZINE tor Lshcs
f- family reading or text book OF fashion, IL ias-
Vensshls
Pre-, Tive Dollars year Sins,e Numbers ISL cents
DEWITT DAVENPORT. Tribune Buildings
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YORK AMPHrTHEA.

TER No 81 Bowefy IT SANDS OOT FIVPI'eIo'S'-
THIS EVENING. Dec II, -
CLOWNS BENEFIp SAM LArHROP)
A BLAZE OF MN ELITES on THE OCCASION
The follow ing dsug ulshei per ormers have kindly vol
tus and W 4 Ode-their hrst and las app trancs-to
gether with IA. whole Of tine talented artists engaged
AZ Ills a. " no will make tira pearance in the Circle.
SFNFNTEEN BRILLIANT ACTS II THE RING,
conprsing Hui mal.hp Naulsng Double Somersets by
II Koc 4 I'd &e SC; Six Comc Songs by "a. Clown, SAM
IATHnOl, together with stump and Law Speeches, ln-
tere,tug Southern and Western SActchs &c &C. 10 con-
Guide with The farce aud adventure Of Don eUlAOrTE
third prt eutnon AID received with unbouudcd applause
Perfoipence Saturday and Wednesday Afternoons
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DARN L M AMERICAN MUSEUM
ID Tie AMPHIBIOUS MONSTER, called The Sea IL
GEES zoo through her very unique performances IA ths
water every day from / 70 g. aud rom % 10 IL T. VI
This Evening a. o'clock, the ayorite play OF Tue
STRANGER. THIS Afeuoon, AZ , O'clock, AitiED
AND SETTLED and THE VI 7. TOM THUMB and
THE FORTY THIEVES on Monday.
Adrniftace 20 whols MuseL hals OF >tatu.ry sne
Picture Gallery Chinese Saloon, Living Animals he En-
tar.ann.ps Ic 25cenrs seafs IN the Pguet l2se extra
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DROADWAY THEATRE. A. M,sss.L,

DROADWAY THEArER-E A M,ssHALI,
- Sole Iessre-rHIS EVENING Dec II. Will be
formed the new grand Opera aud FAIRY Spectacle entitled
THE PERL
Fluvie 49,. Mss c. Rchngs Mguel........Mr Richinss
Nnnorkee Niue. louisi he Icon Mr.. Bishop
THE WOMAN ADORE.
Psdding'on Grrsn ID vide Mrs Cen Sniler Mrs Vernon
Doors open 81 At l. Box and Parquet 5oc
Family and Upper Circles &c; Private Boxes - and 50
NIBLO's GARDEN-JoHs SEXTON, Man
~ sxsr-rHIS EVENING Dec. II, viii De- pertormei,
for the first time IN America the comic opera Of
THE BASkErMAhERS WIFE.
Herrnan........Mr Hu son Guthman Mr. q. Howard
conference.-the Aevne Lefty. NINE. A. rhilon
Iunastro.. Nj Lvster Counsess....... Mrs. M,"Grr
Carlo...............Mr Rae Bridget Coloyer
Tickets 81 cents Private Boxes IS Doors open att To
commence s7i.
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sYLLAsg..
WEDNESDAY EVF NlN0S a. ) oeloeA. s.,.i
Dec 2, 1882 on the Use Of Art IN Edae1hon -'1
Progress x-,--.;.. or Life
Jan S issS Art, ~ applied to Commerce AID NAA--
turcs. 49,. .cS ru,.rior
Jan Il 1855 Art Is applied TO Architecture ana
zach Lecture viii be illustrated with desEns ssa
s,.w,pss Of different nations comprising tno. o. $780,
Bsbylsn, Egypt, GREECE, Rome, France oe1n'
and C< ntrsl Ameriea xu-y,;.c,s 4 Ste
Tieiets for The Coursr e. to be had OF ~ s.o.Svsy
- Nc SIS Brosd~ay: Ducbsux- No 80 Pr p - ~.
NJ Hal = Son No So Brosdwsy Msfart, NO. y
sar-~, and Q, The Lecturer, Ne - staS''
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e To Class Painters and Derorafor-.-Tne
DIccols O. tie AFFoc nT the Exh 5i-0l NJ se I'D
ty Of al NanoEs invite zns and Propose or az'ns
with Ornament Painted GAS tie four large FaaShs OF
the Exhil lion bgaIng. The Fsagas sli-c clAf.
with arsdIGs OF ~ feet Pales sending designs aai sopo
sas are regScstcd % rzny them with srcin ms ~
;y Of work vech tley intend execute n I'm: I'll
OF vhic rusi be si1ress 70 C. r. DErMDLD. Ea<ueer
&c Ohos No. Il ssu-tway, where full drawings Of the
windows en- be teen By order.
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WALLACKr rHEATER- Brcadway.-J.

W WAILACk, LfsF7'--J W. LEsTEki Nlise NIUE
ater-THIS EVENING, Dec. ",
No BILL RECEIVED.
Doors open & O'Clock performance 20 commence az
Parquet and Dress Circle 50 Family Circle, % cents
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GAMES CANES. GAMES Just pub
NJ hshed ard for sale by BUSC2 BROTHER No
Il. Nssssu.st-, the new games Of
SPECULATION,
YANKEE PEDDLER
SNIP, SNAP, sSORUN,
CHRONOLOGICAL CARDS,
SOCIAL GAME,
UNCLE TON ard LITTLE EVA.
With large variety Of other Games oompri<ias rAe best
assortment in the city, for sale BY the single ose dozen or
ues BUSCE 4 BROTHER,
Booksellers and Publishers, No. ls4 SsSsa-s-
opposite Clinton Hall
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RANNARDS IIlUhlMAuE 10 JChCoh-
I'D LEM and re HOLY LAND Is now open adm sSion
GEORAMA,
in Proedway adjoining the Metropolitan Hotel ana con-
time every evening Painted from authentic Drs~nn
tour undertaken expressly Tor the works. Nj b viii ek'
plain TIE Paintings personally Picture moves At and on
W dns,dsy and Saturday afternoons at o'clock.
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TYPE FOUNDRY.

VIZ AND H. HAGAR would respectfully call
w the attention Of editors and printers in the
United States to their establishment, and solicit
continuance of their patronage. Possessing, with
great experience in the business, ample facilities
they hazard Lohing in saying that all orders with
which they may be entrusted will be filled with
prolnptness and correctness; and that the reputa
tien hitherto possessed by the foundry, in this
spect, will be fully sustained.
Additions will constantly be made to the already
large and varied assortment of Job and Fancy
Type Borders, Rules. &c. now to be found in their
Specimen Book-specimens oil which will from time
to time be issued. Arrangements have been made
by which the services OF an eminent Punch Cutter
have been secured, and Book and Newspaper Type,
of an entirely new and beautiful cut, are now be
ing executed by him, far surprising any thing yet
produced for the purposes Of machine or hand
printing.
They keep constantly on hand every article re-
quired in printing office, such Presses Chases,
Cases, Galleys, Stands, Furniture. Sc; all Of
which will be furnished at manufacturer prices.
Old type received in exchange at nine cents per
pound.
Specimen Books will be furnished gratis upon
application by printers.
Editors and publishers wishing estimates will be
furnished with the in detail by informing Us
Of the nature of the work desired to be executed.
Aug l0-3m w. & H. HAGAR
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THE FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS,
Fnuuuicr County. Virrinin

A RE now open for the reception of visitors.
IA They are situated on the Rappahannock river,
thirty eight miles above Fredericksburg and fity
nearly due west, from Alexandra. Tho Alexan.
dria railroad cars, leaving at q. m, carry pas.
sengcrs at this time (lst June) within sevsntecn
milcs ofthe Springs, and first rate coaches, over
good turnpike for the remaining distance, run
daily to them.
The agents of the railroad company confidently
expect to be within about eight miles OF the Springs
by the last OF July. when passengers leaving Rich.
mond at p. m. will get to tho Springs By noon
the next day, via Alexandria-or may take the
Louisa Railroad to Gordonsvlle at 81 a. m :, reach
Culpeper Courthouse that evening. and break fast
next morning at the Springs, the through ticket
from Richmond by this route being IS. Or, by
taking the Frederic ksburg route at a. m,
may spend the afternoon in Washington or
Alexandria. and be at the Spring by noon the next
=. timely notice to Fredericksburg would
direct conveyance by hacks, 90 as to reach
the SPRING. the same day passengers leave Rich.
mond.
A tri- weekly line OF stages will be run from
Winchester to these Springs
Terms Of Board: $50 for the season, ending
October l; S75 for three months; $50 for two
months; $35 for one month, SIS for two weeks;
$40 for one week; 81 rs per day. Meals or lodg.
ing 30 cents each. Servants and children under
twelve ycars OF age half price. No charge for
children under ttro years OF age. H0rscs 30 cents
q day. or $40 . month.
Payments to be made weekly.
WIN. McNISH, Superintendent
June 2-deo&tri 3m&w2t
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Another INDIAN TnEATy.-Colonel D. D.
Mitchell. Superintendent Of Indian Affairs in this
city, has received instructions from the depart
ment in Washington to hold a treaty with the
Comanches, Kiowas, and other Indian tribes of the
Plains. The treaty will be held this fall at Fort
Atkinson, or in that vicinity The tribes who will
be invited to it will include all those bordering on
the Arkansas, and including those Of New Mexico
No definite time has been fixed for the holding oil
it, but already, it s understood, large portion OF
the Comanches have assembled on the Arkansas.
These Indians would not attend the treaty at Fort
Laramie last fall because of their hcstilities with
and fears of the other tribes
Isl. Louis Republican, tn.
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DIED,

On the 18th instant. after lingering and pain
full illness, in the sixty ninth year her age Mrs.
MARY WATKINS daughter of the late q EoRoE
SIMPSON, ESQ.,, of Philadelphia, and for more than
fifty years the faithful wife of Dr.. TOBIAS WAT.
KINs, Of this city.
She will DO buried from the residence Of her
family, on 9th street, Monday afternoon at 4
O'Clock.
On Monday, 9th instant, at Ingieside, West
moreland, Virginia, the residence of her father,
Colonel HENRY f. GARNErr, Mrs. GENEVIEvE
HAMILTON YELLING. wife Of JAMEsC. Wei.
LIse, esq, Of the city Of New York.
On Friday morning. August ID, after one week .
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PATrEN. .' D-
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