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Carr. RSocoLD's EXPLORING EXPEDITION

CAPT RINGcoLD's EXPLORING EXPEDITION No ex-
poring or surveying expedition has left shores
destined to so interesting and wide field OF labor
TO field so little known and 10 the results Of
which, commerce alike with science will look forward
with anxiety and a deep felt interest Many imagine
this TO be The long taked-o Japan expedition, with
which il has no connection This latter has distinct
object in view that of max ing commercial treaty with
Japan, well TO compel The Japanese 10 afford pro-
lection TO the shpwrecked American seanen thrown
upon her shores. Rnggold's expedition is for The pur-
pose OF exploring and surveying the shores OF the North
en Pacific aud the islands embraced therein. This will
include the northeastern shores of ASIA north OF Japan,
including the ku Islands. the Gulf OF Tarary, the Sea
of Oko,sk, the Peninsula OF kamsckatka, the Sea Of
nadir and the coast thence 10 Behring's Straits. On
The opposite American shore it will trace the coast from
the British possessions 10 the straits. The Aleu-
tan chain OF islands, which extend nearly from
tineni 10 the other will also be examined Finally
exploration of the Arctic sea within Behring's Straits will
Be made mol much with view of discovery as TO
survey these unknown waters, which have recently be-
come place OF resort for whalemen. Al the present
time we know of no American or other commerce in
these northern seas, except by our whalcshps and
occasional Russian vessel TO the town OF Slka, The pn
cipal port an Russian America.
In former times extensive explorations made in
these seas but they rather for discovery than for
the extension Of commerce. As early l74 the Rus
sian navigator Behrng made exploration OF the North
ern Pacific. when he discovered the straits which bear
his name. In 1919 Captain Cooke made visit TO these
seas after the great discoveries which made his name 50
famous aud in 1904 another Russian navigator, Krusen-
stern, crused in them, touching at various points along
the coast Many other voyages were made OF minor in
terest OF which 10 have had any other object
in view than the discovery OF lands. Commerce
does not appear 10 have been secondary object
Here is indeed broad and unrodden field and Capt
Rnggod takes with him corps Of nauralists and other
scientific mrr. with all The necessary preparations for
most thorough exploration, and full outfit OF the best
instruments, the learned world win look forward with
much interest for prosperous voyage and safe
our shores OF this important, expedition
II our government had no other object in view than to
seek new fields for our fleet engaged in
whaling, which is by far the largest in the world, it
would be fully justified in the equipment of large and
well organized expedition But its objects broad
er having in the extension OF our commerce in The
seas referred 10, and OF making known TO our seamen
the coasts they will ere long De navigating
fPror Jn,vu3I
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The New Arctic Expedition.

In the letter OF our New York correspondent in an
other column will be found interesting account OF the
new expedition in search OF Sir John Frankns Inflated
squadron. The expedition has been set on foot by a
spirit Of liberalty in philan,hropc American citizen,
which we are glad to is attracting the recognition OF
the governments Of Europe. We take this opportunity
of commencing 10 the attention Of readers the very
able and interesting letter of our New York correspond
en-; as in all respects worthy of their attention.
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BY J. @. MCGUIRE, Auotsoneer.

THREE HANDSOME NEW THREESToRY BRICK HOUSES
i q Monday
O'Clock, premises shall "a IS square
between NJ aud
handsome ,hrcetory brick houses OF them finished
stores, bow Windows and
q business stand.
desirable, being situated
principal business Seventh street.
fourth cash the residue In twelve, eighteen
months for satisfactorily secured
terest
JAS e. MCGUIRE,
May0-d Auetionecr.
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INDIANA STATE FAIR, is53.-This is 10 be held at La
aye'le the ltb I2,h and 18th days of October Tb.
point IS accessible by canals and railroads Amono Inc
.nns offered are six silver pitchers, valued at thirty
aanNesea ihriy-6ve silver cups. valued at If
each seveny.v silver cups. yalned At ten
uo"a saeni ,huy sets of teaspoons, valued al five dol
as eacn ana large number Of premiums CONSISTING Of
ean, agricultural works, books, diplomas. &c, The
Io1 '"e SILVER pitchers will be among the cu,
horses, JACKIE, and hogs. '' " oa'"e'
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(Pennsyiraraa apenus, south side, IONA sfrestJ
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE ISLAND-On
Monday afternoon, May 3h, O'Clock, premises
shall seI lot No No. 49,
side Of lh between and SOUTH Is fest
W feet 10Y inches Title ndisputabs Conveyancpg
the expense Of the purchaser.
residue six and months,
fsetonly secured, bearing interest
At six o'clock.
or immediately after the sale of lot No. s. No. 3o
No. No. fronting IS
south, with depth OF i2o feet thirty alley haessn
and 10th
residue sir and twelve months, with
In tercst, satisfactorily secured.
May 26-ds
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The Ago or Railroads.

The census gives this subject The following statistic
cal details showing the condition Of the railroad sys-
TEN OF the United States the alsi OF December 1851
Cost Of completed roads in United States S512 ITO 900
probable cost OF those ia progress Yz20 DOC, 900 total,
K592 10000 An immense Is and
great when the vast results considered
For the purpose of comparison with the foregoing the
subjoned statement has been prepared showing the
Der Of miles of railroads. with their cost according the
generally received authorities in a. the Of
Europe u which those Improvements have been any
considerable extent ihfoductdi
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courage In tbs face Of danys and death in Daniel and
jeremiah family piey in JoshuA; frs.ernsI love in
David and Jons,hsn love Of country, patriotism, and
piey in Nehemiah; In ell something striking for children
and youth well admirable for all Study these ex
ampIrs. above all the perfect immaculate example OF
Jesus Christ, the Son OF God, aud Saviour oil men
Then by faith in HIM. the crucihed one. shall ye BE-
"cbaDged into the same image from glory 10 glory, even
A by the Spirit of the Lord"
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nv ,. G. MCGUIRE. Auct,oneer.

TRU5TEES SALEBy deed Of erecuted by
James deceased dated the 4h day Of April 1884,
recorded the records OF Washington
District Columbia Liber W. h., No 1o7, foos tli, 4i2 Si3
as nndersgaed surviving us,ses mentioned IN said deed
Monday the 10th May, 1885,
James MCGUIRE at O'Clock all the
right tIe conveyed In said deed OF
and to lot numbered nioe % In square numbered
t65 lying and being within the city OF
and described The plan OF said city with
the improvements.
fourth cash, and remancr in three
nsalmens 81 three six and niue ons nee 10 be given for the
deferred ymepts satisfactorily endorsed, with interest
resell
complied within Ave sner the day u All
veysnccs the expense OF the purchaser.
JOHNSON HELEN,
+ JAMES ADAMS,
Surviving Trustees.
JAS. G. Mcguire,
Mar 26-Iaw Anctioneer.
VIII he added
TO- square, fronting ~ feet on 7h street vest be
back ~ feet To 20 feet alley
No fronting ~ feet south street, between 0h and 5h
back ~ feet inches 10 OBJECT alley, In 'e
~ JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
An m-Isw Auctoweer.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
VIRGINIA ELECTION.

HARfKs's txSnr, May ss.--We have reported returns
now from Tho entire disrieI Loudoan gives 0y7 majority
for Bot Ter. twhs D Page, 700 for Faulkner, dem ID
Berkeley. 1888 for fsuisfer Morgan, l55 Hampshire 1905
CLARKE, ~ Frederick, rs; AID Jsheaen msiority for
Faulkner The oriy Tor Faulkner Ia the whole district
is therefore about go Tho following is recspituaon
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HIeH-PRfcgp PICTURES AT recent sale in Lon
don OF the Spanish collection Of pictures owned by The
late Louis Philippe, ex-king OF the French, many
Of the works brought The highest prices The tor-
trait, by Veasquez, OF the Minister Oivarez was
sold for 81 $50. A portrait OF Philip Nv of Spain,
also said to be by Veasquez, copied from the oeIc.
baied original Of the Madrid Museum in the third or
vague of the painter sold for ~ $50 The finest
Nuro in the collection the much injured canvass
which once represented in all the spendor Of color and
expression, ST. Joseph and the Infant Christ" but
damaged as it was, il sold for 81 200 The "Concep
on," in life sze though deprived in many places of s
gazogs, brought Sl,0jo II is composition in the Sec
ond manner of Murilo. smaller Conception by Mu.
ro in which the characteristics Of the master were also
distinguishable, was Knocked down for 81 $50 The
Virgin and Child" brought $3.50. Another {" ST. 10.
seph and Infant Christi though not favorable spec-
men OF the MASTER brought 1880 picture OF Jesus
and 81 John" on the banks Of Jordan, brought $4,000
The Conception" by Murillo sold in Paris last year,
brought over 100000 II was purchased by the French
government, in the lace OF a strong composition
IN. Y En- Post
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IN our ieegraphic column give the result OF lhis
,scton SO far sscertaned last evening. AS lar as
he districts have been heard from. all The democrats
+, been elected Faulkners majority is near six hum
l,.d and The election of Smith, Bocock, Mson, and
c,sk;e i cousdeed certain We see little reason TO
1,,h ,ha, The whole democratic delegation OF thirteen
,,uI ,snreseni The sod Dominion in the next Con-
ross The vote Of The State appears TO be unusually
small
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SEVENTH DISTRICT
The Gardiner Case.

By reference to the report in another column, will be
seen that the jury in this have been discharged be-
ing unable TO agree upon verdict
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OFFICIAL.

DEPARTMENT STATE,
Washington, May % 1853.
Information has been received from Henry Munro es consul
The United States hspnwa Granada Of tho DEATH nj Cor
eopa the LIST of October last OF Cor
Conover believed he citizen OF the United sates
The deceased OF which 10 In the
hands OF MI Munro will be by him TO the legal claimants
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BY E. N. sTRATrON, Auetioneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE IsLAND-On
Monday afternoon May 49, at O'Clock ths premises, shall
and TO- subdivision o No. <64 front
SOUTH 9Th and 7th 20
moe) ieieei alley improved BY franc
building.
half the residue equal and
putabc. Conveyancng the expense Of purchaser.
u 27-J
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON NEW JERSEY AVENUE,
north OF the CAPITOL BpctionOn Wednesday the LIST Of
June, shall SELL the premises, At O'clock hand
building New
and being lots Nos. ~ and 49, In sS7 Lot 10
fronts 20 inches back 9os-s alley lot No ~
fronts As feet inches
Terms third cnsh balance in twelve, eighteen, sad
twenty cor months the purchaser bearing interest
from day Of sale deed and decd of unss ase" e
Indispensable. ,u
GREEN h SCOTT,
May oo-dsTW A"soonser~
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BosroN, May 2.-Pernambuco letters received in this
city, dated April 25 state that the English which
left Buenos Ayres, April "a, or England, had touched
tina, place Her passengers report that there change
10 the of politics Buenos Ayres. The city still
besieged 1t is minated that UIqnza himself IL OPP
posed the treaty of peace, and feared that he
might Join the besegefs
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me Y. steam trisa,e Povhatan. Captain McCluney.
last from Madeira, at ST. Helena on The lat April,
whence she wouls sail in few days for the Cape Of
Good Hope Officers and crew all we'll. and thoroughly
satisfied with the action Of her machinery and powers
OF speed.
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Si,e59, O6s,OOo

The preceding table made before the opening Of
the railway fiom ST. PeteIsburgh to Moscow, which,
being 400 miles Ia length wsud add largely these sta
tics far refers to Russia ia France, also, during the
past season, 800 miles OF railway, in addition the
Der stated in the table, opened. making the whole
OF railway in that county in July last about 900
miles, and expected that during the OF the
suing year, 800 miles additional viii be completed
by these statistics is made TO pppsar that the average
cot Of European railroads was SSO3oo per mile The
average OF American railroads completed previous TO
the commencement of the present year was ,07 per
mile. The OF expenditure, therefore, in the
Of European roads those the United States
$95 1913 per mile, about 2S9 cents but IL may be
ked h-t the esi seh average cost OF construction
The United States, OF all the roads completed and in
progress does exceed 1927 800 per mile that the
tual excess is SOB 900 per mile.
The e2oing develop the striking fact that
the United States extent OF railroad nearly equal
10 that oil the rest OF the world combined and, at our
present OF progres sion, likely, IN few years.
lar exceed il.
But still later Ga the LIST Of January 1853, the aggre
gates with regard railroads in the United States
snbjoined
Miles IN operatlon
Miles III i2yo5
On the lst oil January, 1852, the results follows
Miles IN progress. iosso
These facts display extraordinary increase. The fol-
lowing able shows The number OF miles Of railroad in
and in the of construction each State Of
the Union the first Of January, 1855
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sales Tomorrow.
by GREEN & SCOTT, A~cuons.r..

NEW TWo-sTORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT AUG.
TIoN.On Monday the Both instant shall sell In ff0n Of
the premises at O'Clock good new frame house,
23d
beiAg l3k Of the half Of LOT No
No 81, and back wide alley 100
Terms sale. GREEN SCOTT, r,
May I'D Auctioneeu.
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Our farmers are unable TO get in ,h.ir
many kinds OF business IN ,ia,u quo aoo
shower occasionally lie delightful but such aoaa
have bad is rather OVERRIDING III. business w. 30 We
That hereafter these favors may be rather moro de, p
fGrsnd Rsplds (bfieh } Eaouir,r Man 70
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REPRESENTATION IN CANADA.

QuEBRo, May 27-Last night the bill the rep
resentation the legislature passed the legislative council
by than twothirds VOTE which was the mum
Der necessary to carry 1t.
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RcHMoNp, tVs } May % The thus lar present
change IN The general result Of the election from that
already formed The democrats have gained largely, and
viii have decided majority in the Legislature.
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sAILIhn or TIE nALrlc.

New YORK, May 2S--The American mail steamer Baltic
sailed to-day Tor Liverpool taking out ESQ and
500, 900 in specie.
The steamer did sail for California to-day,
pc cled. She sails on Monday.
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PROTECTION OF THE FIsHERIEs.

Sr Jonss, IN. b. May Her Msjestys steamer Argus,
PuIvis has arrived at Halifax from Portsmouth,
aud viii sail without delay the Gulf OF ST. Lawrence,
to protect the fisheries She will be followed by another
lea ner and several sailing vessels.
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SAVANNAH AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD.

SAVANNAH, May rs The stockholders have held meet
ing and surrendered the charter OF tho Savannah and At
antc paoad, Dddissolved the company. They viii form
another company 20 through Florida Psnsacols and
recommend Savannah to subscribe 81, 100000.
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New ORLEANS, May 27.--The ship Quebec, which was
sunk last Saturday by tho United States has been
raised and is now coming up
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me census OF Nashua, IN H.,) just taken. sbovs /,
popuaoon OF asol, viz 1926 males add 1906 females
40 increase OF 5it since last year
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RALEIGH. May 70.
nlg STEAMER CITY or oLAsoow.

The Rev. ID Il Atkinson, OF Baltimore elected Prot
estant Episcopal Bishop of North Carolina.
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MARRIED..

In New York city, April by the Rev NEWTON Bpows
ID ID BRADLEY that TO Miss MARf
NEEY daughter Mr. ions Nrrtr OF hccomaek eoun
", Virginia. r,
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FIRE.

BosTos, May 2S.Mr Leonards extensive stove foundry
at Taunton Massachusetts, destroyed by fire last night
Loss $1,000.
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Cen Persifer f. Smith has arrived at New Orleans. en-
route for Texas, to assume command OF the troops.
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LrEsBURG, May 81, 1853.
To n, Editor of he ULipn

To he Editor of The Uhion:
Colonel John W. Minor. the regular democratic nomi-
nee, is the first return from Loudoun, the old banner
county This is most undoubtedly great democratic
triumph.
Yours, &c., j. +. ID.
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oyz-rho Esrh Fiectton.-At the instance Of many
voters of hi. Fitzpatrick has consented 20 be can
ds,e for alderman approaching municipal election
Mnp8 ID
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Ex-senator Downs has declined the honor OF public
dinner rendered him at New Orleans.
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LATER.

The following msoriies from the different counties 40
Governor Smiths district have been sent 70 us IRON re-
liable authority
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nz-B,n tsnnIn E. 0tstsngs for City ColIector.-The
y~r this gentleman him as candi
$1,000, ,roprpa
o9-d MANI No'rn
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candidate for the board Council md NOT for tho Board
Of Aldermen. .,,nx,n ,y.pn
MnyV9-eod3,t enSo'p """o'
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ny-G~org~ w. stewart respectfully subvnttsed
e voters for their suGrsges the ensuing
election for ccunci and win be
ported by MANY soTEks,
May 24-dtd
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TX Governor PARHs. of Maine. arrived in this city
Friday evening 1t
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THE Corner mot to be O.sdono.-we hsve hi. day from
i auction
embroidered collars 81 cents
pars lace und rwlesves, 81, worth 81 %
cbimy.,tes. so, worth -
kerchefs Mt ~, worth ~ So
Ths .hv. the attention Of ladies' "a they
half nsarl PRICE ...,o,, ,rv,,o vrppv
Nav ao-dimn Until Corner Of 7th :. snd Penn Az,
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~ Geographic despatch flom our correspondent in
e,dmore, we learn that private letter from Paris has
Ian received in New York. which states that Gspersl
!, Armand, Minister of War; was sssassinaied by Gen
-, Corpemeae, ard dc camp oil the Emperor, IN the i'm
..,,l presence The assassin had been arrested
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Will he added

TINNER.s wORK-RooRrQ, &c.-r, v. Nayior tho
side fennsyv
-Four and half thanksl for hvo and
citous public eaneraily
prepared all
approved and the shortest
KITCHEN WARE-IIe would OF house
kitchen of he
New York. and which believes prove
highly satisfactory
PLUMBING WORK-Fiavns in his employ highly
from New York. having made
order the line, he prepared the lowest
sbe prices those wishing such him call
before applying elsewhere. :.
Having business vicinity
for easily found and having removed
residence there after me wus
hours Of business, and until 10 O'Clock,
May 1--eom
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M For Collector Taxes-The friends Of Captain John
bryant nomination and urge his election to the
a.v. ' a,bce, May l9-dt5thJupe Y
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LATER FROM BuKNos AyREs.

PH,LADELpniA. May 25.--The steamer City Of Glasgow
was spoken the 18Th inst in latitude AZ deg 81 min
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mark whose hardy have pssssd up TO the verge Of
icy deserts. eager furnish the Of advance
ment beyond il own domaine The King Of Denmark
has instructed the Greenland colonies " to meet the
wishes OF The American expedition with readiness and
promptIude. and 10 AFFORD il every assistance and support
il may require The instructions given are full and alb
souie, and will supply practical and valuable oper-
alton with the peculiar objects OF such mission. The
British Admiralty also. The nsls of Rear Adpual
Sir Ffascis Beaufort, have placed themselves in
nication with Dr. Kane Appended is the letter Of that
gallant officer:
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THREE view Brick Houses for sn'e or Rent.-Two.
hre~ .,oy UP with bath and pipes
Alec building situated 18th between
streets between 2sh and 18Th
containing eight These viii
good moderate Po--es~on given
mcdiacy.
May as-ds, between lin asd ish '''
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Arrivals at the Principal zote1s.-reb,u 1a


ST CHARLES Dr. lnge, Major Bnss Station Newman
Lady, Al pasthewathe child and
lady, Blood lady. Miss Gsoge;J Remedy II Oil
yer, Ease Mesier, w Holt S Shreye, Giobe Il
BARNARD Sonan turiess, Blocker, Citing and
Y;J N c. Conkin, Ga; c Bruce
sLone, Miss 9th and family, Ca A laman, Miss
Ky; Bertrand and two daughters, Miss Malone Mobile;
Oh Gillespie and LADY, Miss; Miss Hays Barrow, La II
Rogers, r Williams KY W D Jones, Miss W Turner; Capt
III Day. Al pr Guild and lady and servants: Cork
re Miss julia Cnrtrel Miss Lizzie Cokreli Tenn Inor
Atk Jas Falls Tsnn Bach S Al Col Stuart; Summer,
Y 4 hlecrea Ind; Bnrk, g Meditation lay
lazy. Gin; T Bibb, Ala Seldom, Va.
ky;Jsrry Baingari T Meade, Smith, Mss Harper G;
Spring Tenn; Bnrry lady and children Aa white
head Miss; A Hyamej La; Caussen, Miss; Magrpder
Rostcn Miss; Hood, Indy and three ehildreu
CAerr o. teruan BALTIMORE Provine, servant
Baltimore Va; Nixon Tenn Johnson lady
Morss, santon Mass Capt Way Memphis; d Craws
ford.
ARCADE Hooper o: Watson, Miss Van Bsnhuysen Tar.
GIfArdis q W ChsRtiam, La Hurst, Ark; MaybyJ
sntherlin, C Haninet La - "
CITY. Head La Wehnguer Busaell Sweden: aum md
lady, Edwplia Miss Edwards Ala; Jones. La 4 Tatun
Ala; o Wright, DI Morgan Hagsr Pan
Stuart, Bass, VIM Sutton, Shuaard n il,
Richardson Roson Miss; H Adi G Cheatham La;
AIRS Cabinc and child, DR. G Frer, LA; John MITCHELL Indis
Cap Holmes, philadelphia Smm Pennington, Max,
well, La.
ST. LoTIs....W Lnwes Rsnshaw jr, and LADY, Mo- w
Ii Little and lady Miss; Mrs ldebrank Brooks
M Kelly Mrs Nicholas, Atsa Williams Miss: Pecantpl
Merritt and dady NJ II Thompson A Young c.
ders, N Green, Texas; l. S Bourgeois, La,
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Amusements Tbts Ehsnf,,n.

ARhoRY HAIL. GRAND CIVIC AND MILITARY BALL
ORLEANS THEATRE. Tho grand opoa entitled
PL8cIDES VARIETIES This eonedie,ta SWISS eoTT
AGE, the YouNGGouPLE POST OF HONOR.
ST. CHARLES THEATRE Tho the KNIGHT OF ARvA
IA MORNING CALL and BOX AND cox Married and Settled
AMERICAN THEATRE. ..HACALIlsTER'S solREE hiYSTER
Fuse.
COMMERCIAL HALL. WAX STATUARY.
DAN RCE's HPPoDRoAE, ST. Chale strset opposu p.,ido
DAN RlcE's MUSEUM, No. lo7 St. Charles street,
TT See Advertisements on third page,