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A comic opera, by Lingni, has been produced at
Toulouse. The sparkling beauty of the music 80
cured II an enthusiastic reception although the IL
bretto was OF the most meagre description.
newopera, by Pedrocco, to the libretto "Marco
Usconti,' by Forunut, has been produced at Venice
~ does not appear to be very meritorous prodnc
uon, and owes its success mainly TO beautiful ter
zett in the third act.
ut the Leopold theatre, in Florence. . new OPERA
entitled Cecilia" has been produced. II is by Mag
Ii9ni, and was very well received.
Mr. George Duval, French dramatist Of the last
century as well 80 the present one, died short time
ago in Paris, ut the extreme age OF ninety one years.
An original manuscript has been found at Pcsth.
which contains five hundred national melodies Of the
c0antry Of an early date.
SO much for Buckingham" in Richard ILL.,"
l. not Sbakspeares, but one Of Cibbcrs interp0la-
tions. Ditto the words " OF with his head"
or the sixty oreps prodacsi In Italy last year.
only four have yet been performed In any other
country.
NJ Won Follow is engaged on new opera, on the
legend Of gubezabl," which Will be shortly CON-
Aeted.
The municipality Of Barcelona, Spain, has founded
three gratuous singing schools Tor tue benefit Of ta
: young wcrlmcn Of the town,
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Dome sa,c pI,sceIlany.

John Shiptop. an Euslishraan, committed suicide at
BoiIalo, the 23d inst, by drowning himself in the
CANAL
We lear ksm THE Joliet (l True Democrat that the
Catholic cbSych az Boarbonna Grove destroyed by
fire the 18th inst IL q large aud finely construct
ed edsce the congregation OF which mostly French,
who have there Of the best and 8ourishng set
Elements in the State.
The construction Of railroad between the cities Of
Cbales Is again advo Gated by ths press
Of tho,e cities and Of thu n,emsoste places. We OBJ
that meeting has been held the subject in Ora
hsmyle C., and that notice ia given through the
Of intention TO seek charter from the Legislature OF
that State at its next session.
Robert G. Scott Esq of Virginia. tho newly appointed
Consul at Rio yanero declined invitation to partake
Of public dinner a. Richmond, previous to his depar
tuIe.
Dy son the Erglishnan charged with melting the
groes at New ORLEANS to iasurrecesou ana this slave
Albert Who revealed the matter have been committed
for trial in the District Court
The state Sentinel ut Selma Alabama stror gy endorses
pc position erect monument in that hourishiny
town TO the memory Of William h King.
Al Forest formerly Of New York committed suicide
BY drowning, at Chcsgs, on ths 2+th instant.
The Peoria R7tJlon, of the 2lst. Gays theys be-
tween Ave and feet Of wstar the bars aboys that
Place, and eight 90 ten feet on that below.
The coored residents Of CrcIeville. Ohio sbou,
ding agent Liberia, to Geek out home FOR them
81 ere also the colored psopis u Cleveland.
The majority Of tho Connecticut Legislative COMMITTEES
has iepo ted in fsySE CT the sbo ton OF capital punh
ment. minority reports against II.
few days aince the New York and Erie railroad,
train left Corning tor the city Of New York, stlng
seventy ak cars drawn BY single engine loaded with
eight Lindred thousand ieet Of lumber.
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The fashionable world Of Paris had nearly all dis
persed at date Of last adyices Already the baths Of
the Pyrenees the Spas Of Vichy and Of Montpelier,
were thronged with company. People were daily
setting out for the Rhine, and accounts from Baden
Baden, Hombourg, and Wiesbaden, held forth pro-
mise Of full seasons but Of any intended royal pro-
crosses nothing N said. This was especially grie
vous to the legitmists who had been led to hope an
other gay year at their favorite Weisbaden
The Jews of Leipsic, who have long solicited per-
mission to build synagogue in that city, have just
obtained it.
His Royal Highness Prince Albert IL making col
lections Of all the productions OF the United King
dom, in order to present complete assortment to
each foreign State Of the civilized world.
After seven years toll, and many unlooked-for OBJ,
stacles, the revision-rather the re-transation-of
the Holy Scriptures into the Chinese language, has
been completed at Shanghae, By DR.. Msdhurst and
Messrs. Stonach and Milne, agents Of the London
Missionary Society.
In the year 1892 M. Murdoch made usc of gas in
lighting his house and Office at Reeruth, in Corn
wall, England, whers he thea resided. The rniues at
which he worked being distant some miles from his
house he was in the constant p,actice Of filling a
bladder Of coal gas, In the neck of which he fixed
metallic tube, with small oriice, through which the
gas issued this being ignted, served as lantern
to light bis way for the considerable distance he had
nightly to travel. This mode OF illumination being
then generally unknown, 1t thought by the corc
| men people that magical art alone could prodase
| such an eject.
Sin John Ogiyy, Bart is about TO establish ia the
I nVighhsrhood Of Dundee, Scotland an orphAnagt
| and asylum for imbecls children, on the system
adopted by DR.. Guggenbuh, at Adenberg, in Hwitz
esand. The asylum viii be the first Of tAs kind il
! that country.
TIE London Standard says :--"Dr. Stevens
work published by Ballier, ION the Nature an,
Treatment Of Asiaiic Cholera Il exciting goo,
sce Of attention from the facts which he has hrougb
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,ozposss which may be useful. Subscribing myself,

purposes which may DO useful. Subscribing myself,
DC. PEDRO JOSH CAvElO
have the honor to transcribe the above for your
Excellenoy the President Of the Republic, oommu-
nicating 70 him at the Same time that within these
last few days three sborigines from those regions
have arrived, who have shown . desire that nix
hatchets and as many cutlasses be given them to
open road to lead to this city, and ss sne govern
ment Of this n!ace desrou Of promoting every work
where object l. public benefit has acceeded re-
quest, having made the dispositions that have been
deemed necessary to carrying out the said under
taking.
God and Liberty the acting governor,
SALVADOR PALAcIo.
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k
The st. John Morning Times Of the oath, has
By telegraph received last evening from rede rctoa
government Directors for the European and North Anne
$cAn Railway The Honorabes Melsrs Chandler, Hszep
hilnot, Gray: Hayward and Montgomery.
Mr.. G. p. Roney, Managing Director OF the Cana
sian Grand Trunk Railway, who will be knighted
for his services in connection with the Dublin Indus
trial exhibition was expected to arrive in St. John
last week.
The Sydney, Cape Breton Nsrs, of the 18th, has
the following =
The submssine cable has been laid across the Gut OF
from the office at Faster Cove 70 the shore to be affixed
70 the cable there, being put up and viii be completed
French war steamer wasa the loading ground at the
North Bar for two three days last week. aud Wis
tied on Saturday by large party OF ladies' and gentlemen
nander vho, With hs officers, entertained their guests
with true hospitality and with ths courtesy character
istic Of that cbivAlsOua patton.
The st. Johns Ledger publishes the following
communication from St Georges Bay, May 30, which
gives the circumstances OF the taking the control Of
the fisheries there by the French in detail than
we have had them before
g take the fest Opportunity to ioform you that the
French cutter has assumed the exclusive right Of the
fsheres here and has driven all tho English schooners
out Of the bay which about forty in number They
forbidden to take sDy h on boar after the cutter
arrived, and many driven out and not allo red to
take their that 10 the water and their boats
and berd. q that Ia them taken from them
cs The schooner compelled 10 go out OF the bay WITH
strong head wind aud that returned on account
Of the heavy ard wind fred int, by the cutter
and when they returned compelled TO go out with
ont dropping anchors We DO not know how to act in
the matter having no authority from the government
the treaty 10 govern hut you may depend
apon IL, IL made the English blood chill to see the
French humbl'ng and driving the Eoglish, to the
rmber OF forty vessels. out OF the bay, and
6ring into them, &c | forbidden 10 tske
serring on board my schoonsrs had four lying
yere One ~ them had was loaded with eSI barrels
ye Others cannot load ia bulk which will be consdera
se LOIS TO me and the Inhabitants They allow us 70
make behring's shore but not 10 put any board
ne schoopers. ] called the French csnmodore and
,etold me We might thaok blame Tobn for all this,
~ soppng the French from fishing the Labrador last
eAson that their government had ordered them to
COP ts gsh 10 every place where they had right Of
phery an informed that the inhabitants In Cod Roy
nave been stopped for al dsys from fishing by ths
French cutter. they have the exolvsve right o. the
fshery, IL IL more than We were aware or We Mway'
bsvs been informed that the treaty only granted the
the right 70 the Asbery In common with the Ergun ou
they assume the exclusive right 70 the hsnrr soc
ave tslen II at the month Of tbs Common B1t W.
rQhts a. -le nsst,tr viii npfaut' % tssfn - ~ W
f.6s y
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A CAPE SCHOONER AT SARAr3GA.--A schooner
about Eve toas, bss been placed Saratoga lake TO
accommodate pleasure parties on that beautiful sheet Of
water She built in Provscet0wn, Cape Csd, from
vi ch she sailed the 1st inst coming around tn
long lsud cound via New York aud then up the Hud-
sen river 10 Troy where the vessel taken om .As
water end transported spoa trucks 20 tsa attn snd Of
Fnstoas I.te ohs1s she vas sesiR lsgpsvA .;,aA Il
s.,-SA s-.1 .A-~lty 60 Tee.
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your Exce1ency win observe that in the treaties Of
which am speaking the principle V adopted with
out the date being axcd This wilful concss~snt q
and Peru do not consider themselves with perfect
right over the territory which form the subject Of
their covenants and they only wish TO make valid
by virtue Of the new stipulation, even beyond the
points which both governments have usurped from
speak, sir, with perfect knowledge Of my sub
ject; and should wish. for the honor Of the Ecua-
dorian go-ernment, whose constitutional duty is to
preserve the integrity Of the republic for the future
destinies Of the people, to whose interest it Is to re-
tain very beautiful part of the waste lands des
tined for the payment Of the immense foreign debt
measures may be taken to prevent, in time, an evil
1t is not for me to point out to the the
conduct which it should observe on the present ques
tion II the preceding observations have been made
by me, have done so solely because consider that
no one throughout the republic possesses practical
knowledge Of those lands superior to my own, as
have resided there for more than fifty years. l. on
this occasion, do what in the year 1929 did with
the President OF Colombia, General Simon Bolivar;
and certain that il the limits of the two repub
lies of Peru and Colombia had been then fixed, as
stipulated in the treaties which were made after
the battle Of Tarqui many Of the data given by me
to the berator would have been OF great service at
that time.
l have touched upon this question very hurriedy
that his Excellency the President of the republic,
the statesmen who surround bim and every citizen,
in whose heart national sentiment has not ceased to
exist, may study and enighten themselves in 1t, in
order that, possible the territorial limits
of republic be recognized, taking for basis the
"ut possidis Of the year 1910. If this be obtain
ed, your Exceency will the future happiness of
great part Of the Ecuador secured, for cannot
the salvation Of the interior from the terrible pauper
ism which threaten them, except in our Oriental
side, and chiefly in the navigation Of the Amazon.
1t behooves the government the depository Of the
future destinies OF the people, to dedicate its illus
trious patriotism to this great work. which embraces
the regeneration Of the country. God and liberty,
FIR. JOSE MANUEL, Bishop Of Cuenca.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17
uartford Fire Insurance Company,
uARTEORn8 CONNECTICIIT--

ssecyperaAea 1870 Ctdeker C9pitafSi5
0QvI Fiil Petcar !. INCREASING i ID $50 GO.
DUBLlC Buildings. Manufactures Mills. Mx-
, IL chfnery, Dwelling Houses, Stores, Msrchat-.
disc Household Furniture, Vessels Oh the STOCKS
pr while in port &C., Sscs will BE- insured at rates
rs low IS The risk viii admit,
Fl Applications for Insurance lnaylhe made TO-
b! w. HERBERT s
Asseat foF III yssm County. Va.
In the absence ofFfhe Agent from G haresiewu, nf
-JouN p, BRowS, Esq. who will attend 10 them
promptly. Persons ii a distances address through
The matt
4 NIB. on all Church Buildings and Clergylneps
personal property, the Agent will present his cqis
missions In reducing the amount of premiums on
the risks thus arising. fl Is
Inlv II fSaa--lv- N h#s
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Read and Understand.

-. . ! n -
w IIEREAS | ana there are persons who de-
w ptnd much upen sysiknS and customs ier
quite ~ their hnsideks Transactions take the
present me;bed q interminkmY 6iends ami Gus
toners and nc public gsnslhlaN VIA, my system
Is u Few PARTICULARS aslsa{L and wish 70 LEI hem
know some things that will do and pome thnes
again that will not 1oA Scsne IF thethings will
do, are As follows:
lst Twill buy wheat and Hi Tue HIGHEST ffirkin
cash upon delivery ths make, will afotd. and.
will grind wheat opshe usual iefms and Furnish
aogf 10 al who want Il foriheif wheat and stand
The inspection az any oi The eastern markets. 81.
viii receive wheat nshe ihi to Be priced At any
fatsrc,ime within The year kndng on the hfst day
Of june provided am Vo4 Ing wheat when Il n Of
feffd for SALE N not will furnish aour for lion
the usual terms of bbl for Bushels. 4lh will
. supply all who are IN waht With plaster on ahe
lowest terms thai can Be oAFed for The cash o. gro
dhee 5ih, will do al kinds uf country wnt Ia
The best possible manner. OH, | will userfVeFy
reasonable eneeavor To- give satisfaction % dllWho
deaIxiih me aud now Tot the lhinssl won't Dc.
which are as follows, viz
let il win not lend perstns money and alloM
them 10 keep itas long as they wish, and when
they see ff deliver " heat 10 pay Il With and then
keep i, on hald s they see t 10 price II and give
them, what tey ask spr i Esgariless e what
The aaur lpr, 70 get back my mehey IN his case
claim he fighl 81 aliowiEg sslch prite ash
worth when Il comes TO tAf mill md. VIII net
receive wheas undet a cotnpuiSion d pricing 1t
whenever called on aeeordIngto prices siyen by
bcannen when wheat is hi3herl Than iour In this
case IsSi paw fer il aecordlh gtetne price q aopr,
ifeightoE 81. viii mol sfEl plaster On csedi and
vail farcverfor The money, III Icaa help il. fsh.
will hoi fs from bargain that make, and Ia a
void alidisicuities which Ihav arise tor wanrof a
system aod 10 make up i9f what may have leii
or here in aak irnene Ilwgali respectfully say
10 one and all i le greAilv prefer al Wig are
kind enough to faFot he widl tfsir custom 10 come
H. h.st4
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n TAiY Ions FL
A FALL EflkSEI0NS, 1863.

TAYLOR OPPpSlrE B4Rxusi's would invite es-
III Ipecial attention. 10 his Fall Fashions #iur The
ensuing season, whlchhe will introduce oh Wed
Issday, Sci tenlbeftlst, being confident hal it Will
te iound the most gfacefnl enI truly superb HAT
ever presented l4 GaHatas peius the all campaign
be would retRfn tsahkst1 his Iumefous friends and
customers tor thelf generous support and begs To-
assure them that tplhiHg shall be wanting On his
paTlto merit a ePGlinnance ot ih&ir iaYorS IN
yiewotlhe vast aec4mGiation of small accounts as
adcEuiE under the Old system Of Stani Annual co.'s,
leclipns r. well as ex igencies growing ont 81 the
change EsbGr STATE Constitution has induced him
to COME 4ore his Customers with new fF0nt : in
other ysss, BID has determined to changer his man
ner pflduing hrsiness and which he laltdfs hiIns
self will meet Aheir hearty approval, A PER cent
age inSeparabfe tFoin the credit system, aclnding
losses and colsction will by this change he secured
the customer; rs Instead of booking them for the
small sam el 81 and s., be will make aD abate-
mentof ten per cent. for cash pay mint thus Hat
or superior qualify ihe material aud manufacture
alike being OF the highest class and which under
the credit system cannot be sold for less than Sa@
willnow nett 81 50; an article of second quality,
which in al fofatS caHa0t BE- SrpaSSH (fts halibtg
yri3ngs If ceftaia dealers 10 The contrary netick-
s,aaGHg ia kis 81 any othr ey fof tAe same prize,
ri- 81 illnow melt So 90; Thus there viii b
clear abaem4ni of Ten per cent, and the fRfe will
be applied without deviation 10 every .atidle in the
TRADE. Bsyo4d Aa, i impossible; u Prs,ead mofc
Is a1spTd 80
FFosecufe bis customers superior article he has
perfected afflsgethehis By waich be imports ali his
raw material and has established Cn his premises
a manufacturing department; The whole estahii>h-
meat being under The immedi late supervision Of his
own eye, sn1diredeA by his experience, the skill
and tact Of superior ipremapshipregula the de-
tails, and thus completes the whole arrsbgemeft
and insnres ID The customer the faithful per.Or
| inAnce Of every paftIpt the contract
Il Sept. g. IS52-.sm. Opposite BaThpm's.
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.El,c Cl.arseslo. " /, lI.Esepot.

TTNHE Undersigned have formed III O. PartaeFSAiP
IL in the mstna gemelt and KusiHess QEs the
Chaflesio&n D. os and hppe the sabcIai pairOgags
and eoaiaeuee Extended to,Ae utstfFm. maxfbs:
coaiinued y lheEnew. We prepared 10 anSrsl
every iasiliiy ioT srapsaeling ali
Receiving and Forwarding Business
at he shores, nclice ana ID he most puiuu
manner
Neare determined 10 leave no. eaart
10 accommodate old and all tlyI ngw {
who may iaYsr ls win heir palfaAsse
We viii krep c3uSiauily pa h1p.i VI
meni ~ trslelr, 5nitab,e ID slle!wanss
ennmauilp s0e as
SAY. 7, FlSk, TAR, pLAS1
which wfllle <oli anl The very esF srta
or exchanged 1of any rnafkeiaNec0nl
- GDAL alf'i tsIufEilshtd iopI
sired. vlWd MOORE 4 III
4 Jas nary 6 ts53
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7DyNSs,K.uT,sON.

1F,HE CO Partnership heretofore existing in the
+ i managemeaaof the ChafiestvwlE BelAlt, nm
ider the nanle aud arnl of JeHN Gs MbRsis 4 CO,
was dissolved by mutual consent os The Isl in$t4
The Notes Books Aceounls &c., Of theze0ncefnl
have passed inta the. hands ef J.G MoRR,a fqf
collrction, and all persons indebted are noitedto
make Immediate $eltfmenI as i isstesired to close
up the business 81 lhe concern atsEhe earliest day
possible. III g. NORRIS
Jan. q, 1858. vi NJ MD0REI
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I HATS! HATS!! iiiTS!!!
"A NEcPTEAEE. & RHO.

I32 BALTIMORE STREET,
I'M ESIRE 10 call The attention of their friends,
BIZ and The public generally, ID their Cd
general ASSORTMENT d HATS u The latest EsS3
Styles, McP & Brt. deem itAunnptessa- sss-ll.ssA
Fy 70 tax the public wfihreadns long dissertation
% the selling and making Of Manipulating thai
an intelligent puuaicPay butlule attention ID i'll
We have never Thought Unnecessary 10 give ohel
than plain announcement Of onr introduction o;
sy1es, &C., and ffe assured that thas been appreI
ciated by ourfriehdsand the public geneTsIiy who
have for so m$nyEyears exeniiet IL us 50 liberal 4
sharelof their palronages II IS hardly necessary
FOR Us Is say that we have THU "a he facilities thai
Others have,3lo get Obj our work and have always
sold al prices as reasonable, and are continuing ia
do sos as a7g establishment in The city. Call and
Judge for yourself If
-lNovemher4 1850
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nALTIMORH AGENCY.
TARIETY!
MISS POLLY.

Miss Polly i charming maid.
Aeomsly lass i she
She every morning eoHee drinks
Al evenihg she dps her tea.
+ sAe's never gadding ii The street,
Bat loves 70 say at home;
i Hereyes are paired By her note-
Herrihsisls ~ comb.
She has very pretty bot.
Add sometimes wcars prunella; I.
On sunny days she sports shawl
On rainy an dmbrell1
She's virtues self persdnified-
She SCOT rs 70 do wrong;
She keeps her tongue between her teeth,
where PeoPle's Tongues belong. :
The poor have always i5uud herIkind,
She wceps fof othersf woe;
On Sundaylevc she sits alone,
Unless she has bead q
Each leisure monent she employs, :
She lies heF apron on. bsiors-
Her bastleTsa behind
when she d shopping went,
She paid for what She bought,
! N sleep she always shut her mouth,
As every boy ought
some fanlts she had, a who has pot!
She strives them to reform
And when her toes are trampledion
She saysI"get of myr orni"
Accomplishments like these would make
A match for count or earl
And all the neighbors say she il I
A pattern Of girl. II
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Wareh cuse a! the Old Furnace.

TTHE4T. CORN, Sc, TAINTED. !
TNTiE subscribers respectfully inform the citizens
~ OF Jeilers8n and Berkeley counties, Va, and
these OF Washington county Nd, that they have
erected Large ana eommodiiou$ Brick Warehouse
al the Old Furnace on the Potomaeriver (nnder
the name and firm of LuCAsySs MOORE
where they viii 5r ali times be prepared to furnish
transportation, IN their superior line of Canal
Boats, for any andsall freight, destined fdt the
Markets OF the District Trims reasonable, and
such as will make il the interest Of al, 10 give them
trial. pawn
II The highest market Cash price WEI be
paid, f2r lrpm i've to twenty thousand bushels OF
WHEAT-tio be delivered at sich times as the
parties may agree, and ih parcels ID suit the con
venience Of those interested. Also the highest
market price will be paid for CORN, OATS, and
Country PGoduce generally. L Farmers and others
will find il 10 their interest toea1 befFe dispsing
of their Grain|or Produce, al our arrangements are
such asto pfer Inducements equd toGIhat ef any
other HOUSE iEihe Valley 4F t
PLASTER, FISH Salt, 9c-,
VIII bekePt c5nslantlyon h5ni and disposed Of on
The most Reasonable terms " the cargo or smaller
quantity. ROBERT LUCAS. Ia, \
III SAMUEL MOORE.
Old Furnace, Aug 5. lS5a-ty. II
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EXTRh FLOUR.

HNTIE UNDERSIGNED has ALWAYS 81 hand r.xr,,
~ FLors. No for !saseand in excbange FL
good article of Wheat The above Flour 4 b..
on hand in Chaflestown. by Join XII woods II S,n
and Eby & Son; and By different merchants I
hampers Ferry
e SA WIN 81
Ihaye also MY Saw Iii lin1gaod repair. and 5
will be furnished al iheshortest notice 81
MARTIN EICHELBERGE
Rock Spring Mills, Nav 9. lH5O.-1-tf