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AMOUNT EXTENDED ON AMusE.
MENTs in New YoRK. 1T is said that
the receipts ut the Italian Opera in
New York average about 1880 per
night the Broadway Theatre $4,000;
the National $4,000; the Bowery
$4,000; Wallaek's $4,000; Burton5s
$1,000; the Hippodrome $4,000 !,
Barnum's Museum. $500 Julien
$500. Add $4,000 more for the
various other places Of public atpuse.
,nent, and there is a nightly eapend-
iture Of $4,000, or counting 800
nights in the year, s6,S70,000 annu-
ally.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-10-16

Gg We have clouds above us and
mud below. On Thursday evening
the South wind blew up few clouds
that burst upon Us, and now the
weather is nothing There is no
word to say what IL is. It would re-
quire detail to put It's complexion on
paper. All prognostigators, however
agree, that it is getting ready to shift.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-10-16

The sum Of $57 100000 has been
subscribed to the stock of the New
York, Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
Company, recently chartered by the
New York Legislature, with a capital
Of $100,000,000. Robt., j. Walker
is a candidate for the Presidency Of
the Company.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-10-16

A FASHIONABLE WEDDING 1T il
said that q great Wedding is about to
take place 1T Martinsburg, Va, two
daughters Of Congressman Faulkner
being about to be married TO Con-
gresham Bocock and, Mr.. Lott, Of
New York. One hundred invitations
are out Cen, Gushing, i. is said,
will be ia attendance.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-10-16

The Kentucky papers report white
frosts in that State. The corn and
vegetables were affected, and sars
were entertained for the tobacco crop.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-10-16

Gy-"And one min in bis time
plays many parts. The papers soy
our ancient friend Sol. Smith THE Ac-
tory bas consented to serve as judge
of the Criminal court u St. Louis, II
the people desire it.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-10-16

MAssAcHusETTs-Judg Bisbol
has published d letter accepting the
democratic nomination for Governor
He takes high national ground, ape
is in favor Of the new State Constitu
ion.
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GEORGE Al. PINE.

RnITuh ARB PRuPRIEruR.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-02-14
Letter from lion. Henri Clan.

ASHLAND, 20 h July, ls4s
Dear Sir: wish to expires to you ihc graf fcainn
derived on re Giving the July number of the sisr-
ctHits MagsZ d. and COmu,crri 4 Review from view
ing Your trait i'm The lie .inning and fir VA reaip
your address To your fricn Is he erd If IT, NLu
We al uder oh IL It ons t. these VITO have contr b.
ut t. our information a.. d amusemct e. a C nat
uraiy d'slr Us u oS cSS know irdge OF IN IN Of
TIL If sr al TIA. fe Il of Ieir countrn-
ane,. and OF tc ch" racer habits II liu ir mind
which w" ran acquire. Yau we place. your mum
erors RI der. tat least you lave me. If may not
speak To the un'!er thnsc ub.igaii ms; ard the
nun. Der Of " valuable work row lei1re me- i'm
some g &c, sat sizes tn dcsi when have ailu
del.
have become quite familiar with ia. Magazibe
Al Rctiew. and have no II stat in OK rsSiuC nv
In mb:p ol mi IA that l. emimcnIly EMIT I'd to In.
pubic re-arl and supo t Ii collects and arrances
in 10 order, lar &c amDuut of vslu die stllistcal
ami thcr inini m ,ti''n high ful only to tue
mcr, INT but 10 IN state the cutiva or Of
the earth. {" the anufi, turer. tn the in
short. To all Of the bust csS aud reading cum
munity.
Entertaining This opinion, / am CAD that 1t has
ban. and hope that it may continue b., literally
patron'zei
Offering you cordial assurances Of nv estecm aud
res Nd. truly your friend and ob,di mt servant
Ere, man Hunt, esq. ii. CLAY.
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PROSPECTUS eF THE
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.

10 Mechanics, Mrentors, and Manufacturers,
I HE pub ishers Of the Scientific Ame iean'
sactfuily give notice that the Sixth Volume
this ,uablc III, nal rommtLced Oil The tw MY frsi
OF Sep oil ring fav Table rorIunity for all
subscribe who take late est u The ln ogre sau
development OF Il c Mechanics Arts and ian fac
lures of our county. Tie Oh ractcr of tie Scientific
American is to We'll known throughout the country
to Quire Oct ila d unit of III. ious subjects
Iicu- rcd throu si it, columns.
The aim of tie publishers il and has been 10 render
it tie most thorough usefUl scientific Journal ia
the country; and to judge Of this. by c,m. arng
ire ulaton and fl teHce with other publications. Of
v.lue AS the leading exponent OF The Arts and Sci
euc.s.
1t is published weekly as heretofore. in qnaro firm
fiue white pa. ;fforng Il cBd Of the year
ILLUSTRATES, Ency clOpedi, Of over ;. sour hurdr.d
pages. With ind.x, aud fr, IN FIVE b six hu, drel
ence; beside vat amount OF rractic information.
concerning the pr'g,css of Scientific and Mechanical
il IrUyeiDenis. Chemistry, Civil En-. ineering. Manu-
FEATURING in its bran, s, icli ecfurs. Ma
soiry botany- iu short il embraces the cutc rxT &c
OF the Al t. aud Science.
1t also Possesses oii,inal feature not fouTd in
any other weekly journal in the county,
Ofcal List Of Patent Claims, prersre expressly FIR
its umps ut the Patent office thus constituting it
the Am ritan kePrsory OF Inventions."
In nneAiou vi h the publish ng p tmene the
rropr1et1s trapfacf tie most xfcil>Ive h me am
fn.ign Patent business done i'm this country: cphse-
q" nty tn ir facilities lie corresponding su-
perior.
go 90 per year, in advance; 81 90 for six
months.
ALI letters must be post all ard directed to
Publishers II the scientrf Anne, jean,
Ian 10 NO 1.S Fuloo stEssfS New Sogks
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Letter from the Hon Thomas IT. Beaton.
WASHINGTON CRY, Anril 20. rs

WASHINGTON ITY, April 20, Islg.
Mr.. rrcen an Hunt. sII: owe hou many thanks
for Tie poruniti have hpi Ics'd the Mcr, luts
Mag and l"v" uni il in r al = la c Maga-
2i,". and that we'll le,i.liei of all the useful
matt viii h the title would imply. and presented
with fuur an le; which, deli .hts while IL
instrurs. 1t 49, i'm feet. m-r hapts iuagazi.e IL
the large accept; ton tf T. tel m-mt IcbsI L. Bo q
ctw natl ms. v h Sc lar OPP rnti liz bring many
dr Of kEowi, Fge ard view nf the STATE of
tir. World. int, yr.qui-iroD. But il rot Tie
great mprcha, only, but the ore Of mor- moIcst
but. nevertheless. # most US, fL oper III ns-tle
merchant ofthc intcri a so-wbo will H. al This
gaziIi- alound ia the informat'o", the pursuit
of his busire-s anu the deviation # the m.lcu tile
character requires. Nor is it's utility [ sll confired
tn IA rcnaui-, hut extends TO The legislator and pho
mati,t End tn NIL VIII, ara th rped with msnaG rg
the sfr ,ir. of lie nation. far mys,lf have found
il st useful tn me "a my senstolitl lsb r., az d
hx,e cen i'm the habit FIR many Years II riulIy
consulting il.
Very rc<pt c:ful y, sir. your obedent srv'nt.
THOMAS H. BENTON.
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GREAT ISCOVEhY.

| lie 'ate discoveries are those which most
i b-nef ciul to lie iIu uan race. Joy aud gladnes
result from II m. iii coycry Il at produc happi.
ness Is ny or It. Ii w MANY have Teen s.It INTO
err 1T by lis colds thht s.rt:.d into that
hcny OF human lit &C NsuMProNi How meny
suffer daily wi h coughs, who mi. Int riI IL N elves
OF ell affficti'n for tiff :: Is there rem DIV,
uaS Tie cisco 'e, made which Will ii rrIicft
Ae aict ~lrs ARABIAN SYRUP," and the - ALI
HEALING Col DIAL have cen disco, cred they have
ven re!ifto thou WI weret ttorng up n the
.rnA oi inc ,r'Ve! Tur he'd so'r'S i.to j,y, and
pod ced hapl iu,ss ere nCu.Lt but &C, m ire.
vailed. -
For rale hy W. III. Gilman. corner OF p,nnsylrania
avenue, ard ~ trect; Il d Gilman, ienns, i,auia
ave e fetwcen I'll and 9Th str els, and tn ronr.e-
Tor eth ste between and streets. south
i'm 2I-t!tf
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-02-14
ELEGANT FURNITURE AND HoUsE-FUR-
NISHING GOODS,

'FsHE SUBSCRIBER has constantly on hand at his
i Furnishing Ware Rooms large and we'll select
ed assortment of Furniture, China, Glassware &C.,
compri>ing-
Rose wood Walnut, and Haho2an Sofas
Arm Chairs. and Parl"r Chairs finished in Broca
tele. Plush, and Hair Goth
Elegant Rosewood, Walnut, ard Nah gary full.
Slab Dressing Bureaus, W ardrobes, W ashstands
Bedsteads. Feather Bed, lair and Shuck Mat
tras>es, &C..
G,td Band Dinner and Dessert Sets, richly de-
cOrat&d
French China Teaware, Flower Vases. Coffee Ours
Silver Plated Casters. Spoons. Ladies, Forks &c
In short ! il stock embraces ALL that is useful ar
ornamental in the llOUSE-FURAISiIING line an
at pric that cannot TaiI to please.
liberal credit will be extended far good notes or
references.
dec l6- JAMES C. McGUI1E
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HOUSFKEEPEk'S GOODS

4AOOoGAC@I1 En- - uVOOS.
IOHN NJ. DOM & BROTHER have just orened
u and arranged handsome assortment of Good.
suitable for the season, VIZ:
paritn Marble ODDS
Pal ier Nache anu Frelt printed do.
Fr nch China and Berlin Iron Go, Dis, as Cups
ami ,aurers. Mugs. CarlstandS. and Match
Ecxcs, Die:den China, very h .ndsom", Bias
kets an Work Boxes, Portable Desks, &c.
PLATED GOODS.
Handsome 'stors, Mugs Tea Sets
Card and Cake Baskets, Gobe.s. Forks md
Mus,ards, Salts, and Napkin Rings.
LAMPS,
Solar. E::tser::;;..,,, Hall &C
BRUNZED GOUrs
Fen 'ers. Dogs. Shovel and Tongs. SIittoons
Landesti'ks, audeabras, natracks, Looking
Glasses.
LOOKING GLASSES.
Very large gilt frame. mahogany, AMI walnut
Looking GLASSES S, Bracket tables.
FURNITURE.
Several 'ndsone painted Chamber Sets, very
cheap and good
Bureaus, sofas, Extension Tables
Chairs OF MANY patterns and III pes and mate
BedsIead, Beds, Mattresses, and Feathers in
the bag
China. gtass, stone, and crockcry War. in
guam tiles, large s,o,k, We'll assorted, and
cheap.
JAPAN WARE
Toilet Sets, Candles icks Cake Boxes
Bru hes, Woodware. I,on Ware
Clocks vcrs.l varieties and patterns, 80
hour and day. Our stock is certsiniy the
IN st complete Of any kept in the Distl let OF
Ie'h aps at any other pIa6c.
We invite call from re. sons in want ofar ices in
the line of housekeeping, and fAtrer ourselves
they can be accomm dated ut our establishment
prymptiy and ut reasonable prices tor tie quality
as at any ether place
JOHN NJ. DOM h BROTHER,
Pennsylvania avenue, Let 10th and l1th IT'S.
dec 3O-tf
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WINES, BRANDIEs, CIGARS, GROCERIES
PICKLES, SAUCES, CATsUPs, SC.
JNO. q. KIBBEY CO..

No 5, opposite Centre Market.
MrohiEhS AND DEALERS in the above goods.
OF Ter 10 families, clubs ana the trade an un.ur.
passed variety Of
"ISES-Maderas. Clarets Champagues. Ports
shernes; uochs, &c. on drausht, in demijohns
ans; bottles
lIoUoRs-Brandies, Rum. Whskey. Gin. &c.
Bitters DC.
MALT iIouERs-London Brown Stout, Scotch and
Eng lisn Aes.
CIGARS-A variety of brands
PIcKLEs-Best quality # English and French.
SAUcEs-For Fish. Currie, Came Meals. &c
TEAs-Breakf.st Teas. Souchong. Pouchong Prko-.
Ooiong, Tyson, Young yson, &c. in ch. sts. x.
CHESTS, aud boxes.
SuGARS-ii.owD, Loaf, Crushed, Pulverized, Gran.
debated, &c.
CoFFEE-Mocha, Java. Mara cabo Rio &C.
CAEEsE-Stiltun, Chedder, Sapsago, Parmesan, Dutch
and American
IlAMs-Itest Amt r:can and W'stphalia.
Ia LEA 4 PERKINS WORCESTERSHIRE SAuCE.-IN
jan Oft
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Dr.. MORKIS'S
AntI.DisDeDttc Elixer.

'i'IIIS medicine has leu for several years
l. and great arc its curative virtues that many
II cOnSld red incurAhie have been per-
maueuty cured by tic OF one bottle O.; the Elk
er.
MANY persons aft ct'd with uneasy and p hin
fu feelings eating. in al such the Of
the Exer. accJring to dire ton will give the high
est sati fiction giving relief Inlm didtely aud in q
few days eifcct,ng permane'.t cure.
Inf ants tee;hiug often at'ackel with spells of
vomiting. The Elk occasions f this IN ,'acter
Is the mothers best fri nd fc Eight doses re-
stores the stomp /, t., its wontel health, tone.
In short individual Or family should be without
so iuva uii, e Il ule cl'
Sol b. C. .TOiT CO. If eth street. a.l Pc m.
avenue: W. ELLIOTT. cor. of f aid .th sire, t.
PATTERSON 4 MARIN, cnr. 9Th anu Pc ,nSy lvapia
\ enut. fnh If
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49,. p,,s,ns wishing To Re served ,oitt the "EvEN-
,-,p- 10 sare their names and address at Jumes
M. LET yard Bishops period cal sore adjoining
4 Tfts.s near 11th street, j. MISS Bro,vn's
~, ,,m,s Tfme-'s 9Th street at Joe .S5iDington's
q In, B,,lIing Also. 4. Lamn,rn 7th street.
,,,,rt ,s,mon's cnn lie lift Mt the nbore PAGES.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-02-14
N. II. PARKER,
House and Sign Painter and GIazier,

- ESPECTt ULli informs his friends and the cub.
HI ii: gene al y. hat he is prepared TO ex cute
woik i'm bis profe sion rs punctua ly an at AS A.
>onab Z rates A. be con in Washington
Orders left at lis room on Louisiana mae, be-
tw.en 9th and 9Th SIS, at his residence on G
-ret, reac of has room, viii receive psompt a,teu-
tim. d. II
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NOTICE.

] HAVE on hand til. following gools which ! am
L osiiIg out yer c!leIp. | name il part
100 do. Ladies' Bic ,cl'i COitol Hose It 81, Ter
iIea
80 doz d. Blown do do at 81 90
oz
chatp
50 Il do Mixed do do do
cheap
50 Ioz Bows and Youths Brown Mix - Hose
Wi e ,ssims,rs ST tiEettS, Vesinss. DC. &c.
call the attention Of buyers 10 the ,bovc goods.
H.. ii. TE8BS. MOL,
South side ave. b. 9th aid 7th sts
feb i-2W
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HUNTS MERCHANTS MAGAZINE,
AN COMMERCIAL REVIEW.

EY FREEMAN HUNT. Editor AND PGopR ETos
TIE Eu I.ber FIR Decent er. 1885, completed The
1 twenty third semisunuI vo ume Tli. work
has been ell S!nre its c mment emrat in july
ls3o, and each volume cuntainin, i.ere Than
seven hurlrei large oct pages. A few complete
sets or The Ma InZne may lac tame, the uilish-
ers of c., l4s Flu Ton street, New YORK neatly AN
substantial bouLd, for Two dollars aud half per
volume
The following are a few of the many commentators
iett' RS recri ri 10y tie I'll tor of the Merchants Ma
gaziue fr,m stiuguish,d state man:
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CHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE COM>
PANY.
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.

II ANTFORU, CONNECIICUT.
Cupital 100000.
Securely invested under tire official approval of the
Comptroller of Public Ac cunts Of t lis StMe
Office, corner Of Main and asylum Streets
THIS Company will. sue Polio the Iont st ck
/ principle, and upon the Mutual plan, til us COM
bining the be ,ents OF 9th systems ut the o. tio If
the insured; and make contracts upon any and all
conditions appeit.i ing connected with life IjsAs
Of Whatever name nature.
Poiie will bel ut tn Il west ties of premium
that be adJpted and aft r r.qni>te securl;y t.
the insur> aud ptrpeluty to the it's i ution.
90 the surrender OF Life Foley, the holder will re-
celve It's equitable value in cash
This Company continues 10 effect insurance on the
lives "f persons ing Calf rni fair rat -
premium; and to or mt permits FIR travelling, SEA
ind fore gn residence ut equitable rate
Policies iSSu u for the ben fit of married woman
On The life Of her husband. or any other person. will
ensure t" her pparate ind endantly uf her nus
band and of the c'aiuls If h s creditors.
The Company is managed and controlled by a Board
II directors who are personally rested stock
holders and policy holders, i'll its success
la nph'"tS, containing ia e. of pre- mum and nfor
nation in relation 10 the of operation s. and all
aprs necessary to effect nsuraL c., may be obt ined
ut the Oitice of the Company, Of any one of til.
Agents.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
ALFRED GILL, Pr sdent
John l.. BUNCr Wee Presi lent
JAMES {. WALKLtY, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
Alfred Gill. William p Gone
John L. Bunce. Nels IN HOLSTER
Jimes u. BOlles. samuel Col.
John A. But err. Danc, Phi!.irs
Moab Whea on e. n Hum ,,,rey
OF FINANCE.
GEORGE BEACH, esq President hanix Bank
ID. +. ROBINS N. $50, President Hartford lsa' k.
lion. ISAAC ToUCEY, late Attorney General L. :.
J. q. JACKSON, NJ d., Medical Examiner.
ARCHIBALD VI ELCH, VI. D., CUnSultiup Musician
AGENT FOR DISTRICT coLUMH,
Ben amin Z. Worcester, DlvaPs Building, ever
Whitchursts tliery, Pennsylvania Avenue.
Hartford, March, 1852 i'm 81
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TOE SUlLLINGTON HAS KECEIV.
u Cd
My Novel, or Varieties of English Life, by Bull
weer, complete.
Greeicy's hig Almanac for 1855.
History of E,ropc. hy Sir A. Allison.
Elackwood's Ma .aziIe, for January
Adventures of Captain Black, 10y the author of
Hector OH ,loran.
Godeys Ladys Book, and CIR. h ms Magazine,
for F. bruary.
G earoa's Pir;o. ial and Barnums Il:ustr ,ted
News. back numbers from the commencement OF the
year, on hand.
Also, back numbers ct all the Mrsa ines for
sale.
Books. Newspapers. Stationery, and everything
in the per.odisal line. For sale 1T
JOE SIIILLINGTu\'S Bookstore
Odaon Building corner OF II ST. and Pa ave.
jan 90
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NEW AND POPULAR MUSIC!

NEW AND POPULAR MUSIC!
lust RECEIVED IT Statinners' HILL, ad.
u joining the Irving Hotel, tie fluwing pieces OF
new and popular Gusic-viZ
The Atlantic Return Schottische
The Sailie Polka 81
Pm going FIR Soldier. Jenny
would were a iird, dearest
Fl. |, !, Quckstep
Ben isoit's Quickst.p
Believe ME he Til ftCm Attila)
Atlantic Polka
Clifton Rtdowa
Astonishing Polka
III. r, Ia teautiful Soug)
The Cele. te Polka
Mars's Waltz
Sontav Pc ka
M.lle,'s scrap Book collection of popular
airs. for young people
The Death Ct Warren
fb3-
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Extract cf a Letter from Nlfiord Fillmore.

81 have I'D it, (Ner hant's Mag; zrc) with =
Cos deal of attcu' ard have lac iatnn ia say
ing That think it N" of the most valuable q, riydi.
Gals ia; pub ishcd. To tire mrr, ia { Vt
quite in, i>pcn alb a, and to The Nc man and
m,u of general lot ton amo,t equal d. irab:e
1t j. grard r, !" STORY of facts and infrpna-
tim. Viii il can lie foaI d Ios here well ti.tsied
nd ce>sib'c in these numbers. I,nly regret
that 1 do OF own tie Whole work.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-02-14

-M. WILLIAM TUCKER, sOith such as
.,n,, as he may employ, is authorized TO re-
mJscribers and advertisements for the
Min E ening Star"
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STOVES. STOVES!
FANCY ARTICLES, PERFUMEgY &C

NOV o. md and for sale Mt Statonars' III H. al
~ ing the living Hotel. an extensive assurt
nivnt of Pcrfdme-y. fmina Cocrnc 5 ,us Toilet and
tth-r soai Balm of Co.uirbe. Ioo:n Powders
Brush=s aid al her arti es ert lining 10 Il Toilet
AIS The Water froUf French Poi Ia for Boots
and Shoes.
All of with will sell 1T least 5hi.fy Jer cent
IN aler III an III, "a be purch sed e sawh re
Nus ur cents er p; &c. Call at
"2'- sTATToNtRS HAIL
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W0ND .RFUL AND AMUSING!

A BRIEF course of Lectures and Astonishing Elk
~ perimeats Uloa tue highly III. e.tius subject
Electro-Bioiogy,
Will lie given at Carus.s Saloon, commencing on
I"ursday evening. Feoru ry ItD, by Pro- ESSOR
HALE, VI NV orleans, no has had the hol or OF
LectlrinS to the largest and ostr spectacle auden.
ces throughout the untsd states, Creating tue utmost
astobl>huent and NO.. Ger by the remarkable CO trol
be vie dS over i, su jec s.
HE STANDS U>RIVALLED IN HIS PROFESSION!
AND Gil aLLENG s THE WORLD DIsPRovE HIS SCIENCE!
AS by 1t some oft 'e III st wo d.nfu1 cures have
given that have ever bten known III any age.
After Zach Lec' urr, gre v riety OF the mos. ex-
trao:dlnsry and amusing xp rimcnts will be gve.l
III tie newt, discovered scieLce OF
Electrical Philosophy!
That have been witnessed il any a,e OF Il G world,
aLd wElc-. n We b.en rte iye1 with xcam tious #
W" der aud r'ars OF laughter and applause f. ON
crowded. and Ate,, Mt lie crs in ali parts of the
count AMI rec,yi < the most tlatteripg demons,r,-
ITO IS OF fv r from hs delight lie, ces, IS well as
the lht ST ehcoulum from the press i'll all parts of
the country, havl: & le'tured 10 over five hundred
thous nj perso; i I'll last tive years. compos of
The Most c. n lch anu e lite of ali ,mmunit s.
1s- ards O. II mission 70 cents. Clergy Free.
Gz5- Doors oIeu at LECTURE t" comm lie ut ~
Oci. shouid the weather prove unflv rab G tic
Lecture will be post ,ed rrb IA
...ssssA two story Fran house tn. FIRST Ward,
;5a contain s % ruoms For further particulars
As<.S apply at his Office. feu S-ulw
INUk GEN. LE N EN- We have just aided
l. 10 our rs ortlnent Iiaiiy new desirabe
Giols, viz Fine Cloths, Ca.surres, " sngs; tine
sh,rts. Neck T.s. Collars, Nerkercaf, Scarf Stocks,
Kid Gloves. all culors, Night shirts. &c
kEADY-MADG CT ,rlltxG.-Ne have good
stock fine aud good. We will sell all OVER, arn1ents
at r. duc,d pire.
We fully PREPARED to fill all orders in the best
style, and ut short notice.
YOUNG ORElI,
NJ reliant TailOrS ana Cloth
feb S-2wif Brown, II,tcl
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ONE Az IN. aid t,ke great PLEASURE in
IL /, D, ming my old friends aud oLlels that,
nj er hav Eg tried my LUCK in t.ruia, have t.
tie down WInls' old stand, on tn street. near
AMI will be pie TO furnish Dry Guods Boots an
Shes at the 10 E. est Market price.
Frum this day until tn LIST day of Mare h. viii
SILL all goods in my store fifteen per cent less tn IN
COST to make loom for afresh supply Of Spring Goods
Pleas b' ar il mind that shall d exactly whit
r'nlis :; and est t, nv sine nty give M. an early
call Don't toIg-t the store, TWO doors south Of st.
Oh Ith f. Nj. MAGKUUER.
TN leaving Seventh street. take great ples sure in
recommending MIR. Alagrud to my customers An |
the public generally us MIN highly wor ny of their
pa r"nage. JOHN A. WINDSOR.
feb Sc st
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GADSBY'S HOTEL.

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Letter from the Hon. YIN. IL Seuord.

NyD@rsir: lIav~ the 20 dDess To Pl,cs my name
on your ii at ubs III crs for the NrIchaIts Na"a-
zine. I regard il Ms an Invaluable work r the
{ { all who ", u d und r-tHnd MT N rely mrrccl
o,erl tops in this exr, ding country. Tut tie fiscal
aid numerical questions iuvol,.d in tae acminis-
ira ion fthr government
Inn vi n great RESPECT. our humble 3 rvfnt.
WILLIAM IL SEWAhb.
Freeman Hunt, ga.
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ARRIVALS AT Tue HOTELS.
WILLARD'S HOTEL.

WILLAKDS VIUIEL.
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JJHN WAGNER,
Carver and Glider.
PENN. AVE UE. BETWEEN12;h& 18th SITS.
WILMINGTON d. G.. feb A.
ALL HAIL! ALL HAIL!!

ALL HAIL! ALL HAIL.!
w C.. CHOATE HAS LATELY DI7COy-
W ERkD aiLh.aiinx SALVE. which will
cure Cofns. Bunninns. " arts, &c, g.. The remedy
saf, and SUI No cauterizing sub. tanc- is used
Residence ~ street, one house north If pennsyl-
vana yenue. fell
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Nj c. SULLIVAN, Cabinet Maker and I'm
Nl. derraker. Furniture neatly repaired, c esned
and vanished. All orders vi be promptly attended
70 nj the o d stand Qate j T.. w. ThompSons) st..
nt~e'n 18th and 18th strs..t north side. jan IL