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Inauguration Of the Equestrian statue Of
Andrew jackson.


The equestrian OF General jackson will DO lnsu-
gualed the eighth day Of January next when The az
Engagements will be as iolowsi
All those either specially generally invited wiil Assem-
Bile in front OF the City Hall, at ten o'clock, M ON the
eighth of January, 1858.
Colonel George W. Hughes, member Of the jackson
Monu COMMITTEES, has been selected chief marshal
and win appoint his aids.
The military escort consisting Of the regiment OF youn-
OF the militia of the District OF Columbia with sach
detachmenss from the army and marine corps as may be
within convenient distance, and the military companies
from other cities who may attend will be under the
lnand Of Colonel William Hickey.
The procession will be formed follows
Military Escort
The jackson Monument Coclmttee.
Clark Mills, Artist
Hon. Stephen A. Douglas, Orator.
Chaplans OF Congress.
President of the United States aud Cabinet
and House OF Representatives OF the United States,
with their officers
Judges of the Supreme Court
Judges OF other Courts
The Commander-in Chief Of the Army, and odes, Com.
modore the Navy OF the United States
Officers OF the Army and Navy.
Corporate Authorities OF Washington, Georgetown and
Alexandria.
The jackson Democra Association
Other organized societies.
Citizens of Washington and other places
The procession will move, early hour possible,
down Four and-ahal Pennylvania avenue, thence
up said avenue, the most direct route to Lafayette
Square,
Al the monunen, the ceremonies will be as follows;
Prayer by the Chaplain of the Senate
Address by the Hon. 5. A. Douglas.
dwelling OF the Statue.
Military present arms.
National Salute.
Benedicon by the Chaplain Of the House.
The jackson Democratic Associaon ateniies OF Free
and Accepted Masons, Odd Fellows and Red Men, Tenn
Societies. and all other organized societies in the
District. and the citizens generally, earnestly and re-
oil the
cason.
Is. b. FRENCH,
JOHN G. KIVES
JOHN W. MAbRY,
Committee Of Arrangements
WAsHiNeroN, Dec 80, 1852.
Dec 3l--did
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Iron Hall,
Pcnnsyipunia avenue bctrsen Ninth and Tenth str scfs
NEW RACE OF PEOPLE,
THE AZTEC CHILDREN

The Az FEC CHI OXEN,
will commence their Thursday evening ncxt al
ecock and continue, for limited number Of days three
day.
Doors from 10 49, and io9 H. 4
and g. daily. A lecture every exhibition.
HE Aztecs entirely type ofpeope abou,
heights kind Of human being before SEEM with phy
formed by descent through thought
Of which the public
gestculating differently from all other people.
Tickets Is cents children half price.
To that folks altogether
and chimes, that appearance
10 only TO ahrm whatts everywhere admitted.
But sasy public that Of people Of
tive actually been discovered brought
America United Of
really truly objects
drawn their exhibitor and atns nearly all OF New
Philadelphia They Horace Greeley
dwndied maankin who almost realize bodily
OF the BTownesp boglcs," other Ancif OF
and NJ r. Willis
win rpnabc look authenticity
as they Of the old fsmyn Of human
the mushrooms Of to-day
REMARKS.
These people and
They are not dwa-ae perfectly formed in every respect
with the different
child year requires both Of Thorn.
The girl sews and nurrcs her doll.
The young man plays his fiddle and drives his horses
Maxine weiFhs - pounds Rastoia only ~.
Barola IL about 10, and Maxine 10 yearsof
The lady IL 2o( the boy 33l inches high.
They active playful happy they have
hey English wods and understand readily
The girl 10 actually
The you Of the quaint old idols Axtecs
To describe them mposbe they compicsc ~ s
bcholders In word unlike anything themselves
They doasrou ISimaya,
by Jshn l.. Stevens esq and other travellers.
Dec 29-d9w
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Inauguration of the Equestrian Statue of Andrew
Jackson.
THE Association request
assemble Saturday
O'clock for the Of attending in body the
raised by
the The gores the chief
achievements siGnaItxed tho day.
meuber will Join proposed
tribute national the of the
r. will chief marshal for the
OCCASION and appoint his aids.
J. u. HOOVER
Jan 4-dtd President
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Tickets for the banquet deposited for sale at the Ma
tiona Hotel Browns Hotel, The United States Hoel
Irwin House. Wizards Hotel, Fn,s, and s. Psrkers Fan.
oy store. limited number will be sold. Ladies tickets
81 GcntIemen's tickets SO. The banquet will
mence at O'Clock precisely.
p. b. BEY,
Chairman OF the Committee Of Arrangements.
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DUGBy ACADEMY LECTUR 1cs--rrof.ssor VIM Cham
II will deliver ecssss ON
cal subjects At Rugby Academy, Of
ncncing on Wednesday, evening" sth instant O'Clock
lecture history Of the 4
The public respectfully invited attend.
Ian
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The Theatre.

The Baeman children continue nightly TO delight and
astonsh their audiences by the versatility and recociy
of their talent They appear night in the comedies Of
q Her Royal Highness " and the Young Couple"
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Markets

NEw YoRk, Jan. 4.--Stocks steady-United States 6s,
1867, ll9a sales OF Canton lbs But e change in
other Flour sreadynot actvesalss 5000 barrels
S5 so for State and So 81 So 6S for southern Wheat
unchanged. Sales 10000 bushels So 10 cents. No
change in other articles usually spoken OF.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. The weather here to-day Is disa-
geeabe. Business steady Sales of United States 6 1867
ll9i I20 Pennsylvania 5 80 offered Flour quiet
dealers waiting further newa-smal sales at 80 81 for
standard brands. Rye -four and meal unchanged
Wheat steadysaes 900 bushels l5 III red
white wheat, lis l27 cents Oats, AZ cents Rye So
81 cents, with sales.
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MAHOGANY AND WALNUT LUMBER, SHADED AND
III curled &c, aicon.0n Friday
shall SELL front Of
Nh streets end Of Market O'Clock
=. M, large lot Of inmbcr, via; NMtf
600 Gee, m.hos.ny plank, 2 *, and inches thick 81
5000 feet black wanut do, ?, ", AZ, and 3 DO
Joo0 feet fine mahogany wide shaded veneen
5000 feet curied 40
4very superior mahogany pnd walnut nsweis and caps
Cspsnser cabinet makers and builders respectfully invited
b the +.
Terms; All Of go, 43o credit
sixty and ninety days, for satisfactorily endosed bearing
GREEN a SCOTT.
land Auctionrses
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PAsoRAah.-This evening express exhibition OF this
cent painting will be given for the President Of the
United States, with his cabinet. and the honorable
bers OF the Senate and House OF Representatives The
usual complimentary tickets will be necessarily suspended
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EDWARD X COLLINS 4 CO.,
h# No. IS Wall street, NJ Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY, q CO.,
Liverpool.
X. q. ROBERTS CO.,
Is Kings Arms Yard, London.
j. MUNROE d CO.,
% Rue Note Dame des VICTORIES,
Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER, Havre.
The will accountable for gold silver
bullion SPECIE ewely precious METALS uneas bills Of
therefor and the value thereof therein expressed
Jan
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ny ). q. McoUInE. Auctsomeer.

FURNITURE, STOVES, CRoCKERy, AND GLASSWARE AT
anconBy virtue Of deed of trust, the subscriber win sell
morning. 10 O'Clock,
Of JAS c. Mcclure variety Of household and ki,ch
furniture, comprising
Mahogany pofa pxror chars
DO secretary bookcase
DO marble TOP tables
DO dressing bureau wsshstands
DO rocker, chairs
Refrigerator, shew cases, round tables
Looking glasses, clock, high stoos
Bedstcsds, mattresses, bolsfcss, and pillows
Decsnters, winegas~es, tnmbers
Punch pitchers, Britannia turcens, oasors
lumber drainers, dish covers, vases
Plates, dshes, cups and hc
Carpets oilcioth stair rods
Franklin
Twenty and under, cash sun,
satisfactorily endorsed bearing
interest THos l.. POTTER
Trustee.
Jas. G. MCGUIRE,
an sd Auconecr.
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DOR RENT. and possession given hmm ~diately-A
twostery and brick house, basement Kitchen and
dining the Annv 20
A. Herbert At No. ~, Winderh Building - :
Jan <-An
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OFFICIAL.

Aard Fillmore President he United Of fmsiea all
0ho,a Il may
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
Keesbergcr been appointed
Francisco the State
him such and declare him free exercise
JOY functions powers and privileges
consuls Of the favored nations In the United States.
In whereof have caused made
patent and the United States
Given under hand, at the Of Washington,
H. 81 January A. d. 1885, and Of the Independence the
United States Of America seventy seventh.
WILLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President
EDWARD EysRgrr, secreary Of State.
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ERENCH's HOTEL. OF Fran fort street smd
cry Hall square Opposite the City Hall and Park
New YORK city was buh and opened l.
s+9 and reh'ed md asnsed August ias
enence elegance comfort and
the world u
inent all Of which xaus They are ali
hed up with marble top wssstands which supplied
ton water through .yer'aed cocks There but
The halls and water cIosem every
during the aigh This hotel
Of lodging and meals
and splendid rectory and
he business and the principal places Of amusement
Dec s-dam 4. FRENCH.
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EIGHTH 81 yanuary banquet ~ Jackson Hall -
al the principal book snd no
A. Jsckson Hall fcv
Ne sold ckets o. baAsse9 The numh~r Of
ticket. and desous OF attending
favor by purchasing Friday
r. BARTON KEY
Committee NJ Arrangements
Ian -dA
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BY TELEGRAPH.
The Siea mer Asia.

The Steamer Asia
New YoRK Jan. Ave learn here that The royal mail
stea me arrived HALIFAX Saturday ast short Of
coal Since then the Telegraph wires north have been
broken and interrupted by storms OF rain and seet,
so that the news could be advanced She will proba-
bly, reach New York this afternoon or tonight.
Accident 10 En- Gouernor Hubbard The Religious Test
CONCORD, IN H,,) Jan. 4-Ex-Governor Hubbard, OF
New Hampshire, received fall recently by which
his left was broken.
IL is understood movement is to be made soon in
the New Hampshire legislature remove the religious test
from the statutes of the State
The Legislature.
ALBANY, IN. Y.,) Jan. 1.-The Legislature OF New YORK
speaker OF the house.
Shipureek and Loss Of Life
Bosros Jan. 4--Accounts have been received here OF
the total wreck OF the ship Amulet, bound to Boston, and
fifteen OF those board drowned.
Assembling Of the Pennsytuania Legislature.
HARRIsBuRG, Jan. 4.-The legislature Of Pennsylvania
assembled here to-day.
The wing caucus in the has nominated Thoma,
Carson for speaker. The democratic caucus has nom
mated MIR. George Sanderson for the same office.
The senate will organize att p. m.
LsEcoND DESPATCH
HARRISBURG, (Pa ) Jan. 1.-The house of representa-
tives has been organized by eecting the Hon. VIM.
Shell (democrat) speaker
The does not meet until 3, p. m, and IL is be
lieved will soon after organize
The COVER Aors message will not be read until TO
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A MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover Street, Boston by
Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly furnhed possessing
modern and convrnenceS fr the accommods
on of the travelling public.
Dec Idly
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WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA BOAT.
- The superior steamboat UNION with fine, comfortable
A-nxe accommodates passengers
of departure for this week
Leave the King street. Alexandria, at TX, 9, II, g.
and ~ O'Clock.
Leave the street, Washington, TO- l2
81, and O'Clock.
Jan 4-lw
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having been puhs ~ sohuaei ca
f1Y ore ssy service, every has been
LGFEHo also ~ ten engines,
10 insure strength and speed and their aceoinino
unequaled iof elegance ana ~
passage New York ts Liverpool IN lis' eAon' o
From liver 10 o. 30 and f20
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
90 Fan be secured until paid or
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The Legislature.

ALBANY, IN Y,) Jan. 1.-The Legislature OF New YORK
orgsnized to-day. VIM Ii. Ludlow, democrat, elected
speaker OF the house
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Brilliant Buccessf
THUNDER LIGHTNING STORM DELUGE
nR BEALE's New Panorama Creation and
~ Deluge has opened at
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
With triumphant
Never before have the citizens Of Washington
grand painting and have they pasronxed painting
well. he in
George Heae truly master artist especially
will enivcn ones upon evening
morning u Paradscth ivery
in silent majesty through the bowers Of
never hea the moaning OF sin pain DEATH The
and rring leaf with celestial breathe
sp.on And tho monins-how delightful The The slosi-
king day. spreading his royal the chambers o the
east with such every
bird, and beast and brook, and boaHh, TO rejoice.
Exhibitions evening TX O'Clock and "Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons Al , O'Clock.
Admission rs cents children half price.
Liberal arrangements for schools for select parties and
sion parties.
Dec
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9to-baves 4o-qusuovs v. ~
Certificates Of packages Of - whole tickets $40 90
- quarter 10
nTOer-xor packages in
splendid prompt attention,
and Official drawing Immediately amer
all who order from u
Address r. n. o'BRIEN, Assst,
Dec IL Alexandria, Virainia.
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DAMATUELLE Cours Eiementairc de Tactique Ma
IL vale. volumes, quaTto
Zal Archcolygic Nayaie. volumes
Temps 1884, publee Bureau des
Longiudes l volume
Decret sur e service board des volume
Paee-Theorie du Pointagc. volume
OzanamDe plans de Terre de Mer.
volume
BegasTraiie Geodcse l'assge Martins. volume
Tables ACKNOWLEDGES ct Hydrogapques
volume
ogarlhmes des Nombrss depuis juqua 81 750
volume
CIaudeFomules, Tables Rsnsegnements Paques Ac
volume
Bcautenps poor
desc q Hydrogrsphques volume
Praque composition dc Ia
des Temps volume
I4amand-Geodesie. lvoume
Givery-Sur lempioi Cbronometres Mcr volume
Tactquc kavaic Pusagc dc Ia Marine Francais volume
Chopar-suf 81 Navsles. 1 volume, quarto
PansDictionaIis de Marine VapcuT. volume
Donncfoux Paris-Dciounae de Marine Voes volume
Laay-Aide Memore d'Arilleric kavaIe. volume
SERVICE
imported direct from PARIS by FL
FRANcK TAYLOR.
mathematical anything
London Paris either Of the prime cities
Europe.
Jan
Uncle TOM the million Uncle Toms Cabin or
u among Lowry; Harriet Berch-r
paper family illustrated edition, 81 50 family
GRAY 4 BALLANTYNE,
Jan4 eth
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ksoOtA's Great Exhtbpti0m Prise Thread.-lTh. sub
scoes are constantly receiving supplies
Sod hresA manufactured escusvsy
they warrant TO eice nv in mark. = "
STRONG SMITH, rs William street,
Agents n New York.
LEWIS 4 CO., 60 Market street,
Agents In PHILADELPHIA.
wATERsToN. PRAY Co, ~ Federal street
- - ~ 44B sH Axenn in
: Dec 94--d3m SUE r-7
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hippreck and Loss Of Life.

BosroN, Jan. 4Accounts have been received here OF
the total wreck OF the ship Amulet, bound to Boston, and
fifteen Of those on board drowned.
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AvcSy's Nc wing Mac htnesPrtce only Q15
October 10, Is62. -
THIS machine acknowledged by Ill who ape-
or to that Of any other sewing machine
simplicity compscne the bessy and Of m stitch
weighs about rs lbs ard only from e05 go
viii work neatly with tho musiiu carnbsc
silk well n-n wocien good and ali Kinds o
leather IL simple that child
stand and work rapidly without danger Of getting Of
order DO the work OF
ter In than by The s~bss arr
independent Of each oerso
the st holds unlike ana rnwch
man any other sewing machine ever invented This
kinds OF sewing and, when Known generally into
families and plantations. " NV
sewing Machine Company have perfected their
ot manufacturing on the largest SCALE supply
number Of machines at the shortest Orders
CHARLES NErTLEToN, 25l Broadway New YORK viii
prompt attention. I" '"' 80 $500"
Dec 23-d6m
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Firemens Insurance Company
Of Washington and Georgetown, Dec. II, 1852.
declared dividend Of IS
capital Of this for the last twciv
' ALEXANDER MCINTYRE,
Jan s-n secrstnry
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NOTICE TO BOARDING HOUSEs.-Aboui the LIST of Sep
IN last black leather trunk (such generally used
packing filed with private papers, belonging
nissd mistake
boarding houses Of this city, Keepers thereof respectfully
que,ted should be found
undersigned, will expenses
liberal reward for the Of the same, him
the Cspto.
Jan 4-3t G. w. STEWART.
nON'T FORGET SNYDER, Jr's, Wine store, Phil
adepia liquors
and have them delivered
Washington, Of freight by "Adams express" dropping
by mail telegraph. Dos'r
sNIDER's, Philadelphia.
an
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o. Lecture Art.The frat Mcropoli-
will be delivered by Dr. Stone OF New
subject, the Smithsonian
day evening, at ~ O'Clock
The lecture free, and the public is invited attend
l.. ID. GALE
JAMS Chm Lecture Committee.
NATIONAL THEATRE
e. A. ..... Sole Lessee.
Triumphant Of the
BATEMAN CHILDREN.
on "WEDNESDAY EvKHIsa, January
Win be presented the comedy
HER ROYAL HIGHNEss.
Giseie waltz Miss ANNIE WALTERS.
which, will be presented beautiful comedy,
Washington, and which has created such sensation
throughout Amercs and Europe, entitled
THE YOUNG COUPLE
To conclude with t6rst ime) the farce OF
THE WINDMILL.
Prices OF admission Private boxes, s. dress
children under 10 years.
rs cents orchestra seats, rs family a5
ner so cents coored gallery, Is cents.
Doors 6k O'Clock the win he
bos ONCE will b. daily, from 10 O'Clock, O'Clock
pm.
Jan
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~ GREEN = SCOTT. Aactonser..

By GREEN ~ SCOTT. Auctioneers
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FRENCH BOOKS AUG
n uon.On TbuSdsy 9th shall
STORE the 9Th Pennsylvania
ing early gssght volumes French books
#oment Of HISTORICAL literary and other works. large portion OF
which bound
Louis XVI,
dictionaries with other valuable which
we don I know how
Those wishing purchase will please call the day sale and
examine for themselves. GREEN 4 SCOTT,
Jan4d Auconeess.
CAlkDMs O. =. LEMON, having taken her residence ~
washington will receive few pupils for Instruction on w
piano and vocaxacn In her profession h'
Win be enabled scientific knowledge hp
placing themselves under her charge.
Terms made residence, 18th Fennys
MIA avenue. -.
Mrs. O. n. L. his Exeennooy ~
lard Fillmore President ef the United States and hs
Butler. Dec p o''"'
Change AZ Heur.-washsnsfcr Hr."ea ~
~ ga z
I'M and snes Monday instant ne X orx,y.
" leave At and az, m, fsk, ~, sn' : " PARsONe
~. a. =. Agent
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Inamxura o xtatuc Of General Andrew jack
a the city Of Washington, ON the sth OF JAN
uary, 1893.
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WASHINGTON, Dec 30, 1852
Dec 3l-dm
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-10
Anecdote Of Rob sspisrrs's Cruelty

Madame st. Amaranthe was one Of the most
beautiful and fascinating ladies of Paris during
the career Of the infamous Robespierre. Even
the stern heart of the tyrant had felt her power.
One night he attended party at her house in
the Rue de Gramont. There were thirteen
guests only. The next morning, while en-
ployed in the Duties of his toilet his secretary
observed to him that he had drunk too freely the
night before.
What leads you to think sop inquired Robe
sperre.
4 our unguarded conversation, Citizen, which
l do not think passed unobserved, either by st.
Amaranthe or her guests
1T matters not, said the tyrant, with appa-
rent Indifference, they will do me no harm,
writing at the same moment a note which he
dispatched by servant, and then with the ut
most composure continued to shave himself
That note conveyed his orders for the arrest OF
St. Amaranthe and the eleven individuals who
had supped with her, one Of whom was her son
boy of thirteenj and ON the following day, the
only two of the party Of fourteen who were moi
led to the guillotAe were Robespierre and hi.
Secretary!
st. Amaranhe dressed herself with peculiar
care FOR her execution, and person who by
chance saw her pass in the fatal cart which con-
Quoted her to death, described to me the beauty
and elegance Of the figure, around which III,
most tastefnlly arranged draperies Of YELLOW
Grape foated on the air.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-10
New Cigar and Tobacco Store /!

CORNER MAIN AND CENTRE STREETS
T FER & ARBOGASF are happy TO inform their
L. friends and the public generally that they have
cured room in SHOOT & DAVIS rev building,
land will open in few days. for the purpose of
ablishing BRANCH of their bushes s, where they will
be prepared to eli all orders in their line Gneap If
not cheaper, than any other house in the city They
have just received per steamer St. Paul, choice Sc.
lection Of Tobacco Cigars, Snus, Pipes, &C., sc; and
they can truly say their stock Of goods is the largest
best and most complete assortment ever offered in Han
nibal.
The following comprise part Of their Brands.
10000 FL Sol Regalias;
5000 La Union do.
5000 La Paloma do.
1900 La Normas; .r.r
10000 Jnso San2 Principesi
5000 CazsioTas;
1000 Plantation; ...r. ILL.,.
$4,000 Common Regaiasl .r- H
10000 Half Spanish;
$4,000 Melees .'.T ITE Hi..
Virginia Chewing Fobacia,
VIM Hme's, jesse Aare's, James Thomas, and seth
Hssey's Tobacco. t'F.t-E
Missouri Tobacco.
d. ]. Garth's No. /; Henderson's No. /; Bnekner's
No. |; Jamison's No. l; Dansman's Cherry Juice No.
]; Moffett n Harris Lump.
All of which we will sell low for cash.
Goci4l LEER & ARB0GAST.
Receved-A new LOT Of Imperial Cigars.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-10
Washington, February 3.

About 6 o'clock last evening Edward II.
Fuller, who, in company with his father
was part proprietor of the City Hotel and
Irving House, but recently clerk in the
Census office, was shot at the National ao-
eel by James w. Schaumberg, formerly of
the U. S. Dragons. The ball penetrated
the right side and will probably prove fatal.
Schumberg has been committed to jail
A difficulty had existed long time, owing
to Schaumberg's Indebtedness to Fuller
The immediate cause was placard posted
up by Fuller, pronouncing Schumbers liar
coward and swindIer. ....
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-10

There is to be an Improvement in the fashion
able world. We do not use the word progress,
for past progress has been from bad 10 worse
an improvement in the hours of assembling and
leaving at pur evening parties, of which there
have been SO many during the two months past,
and so many Of which are in contemplation for
the two months to come, The new style is
and all honor to those who haYe had the courage
to introduce ito invite your friends to visit
you, if you intend to entertain them, at season.
able hour, and to depart at a seasonaPle h9ar
also:
"Mr and Mrs. A B will see their
friends on - evening, between the hours Of
eight and elepen."
"Mr, and Mrs. C D. request the
pleasure of your company from eight to eleeea
on - evening"
~ Yhe improvement, of course, consists in go
ing to a party at seasonable hour aAo People
go to parties generally ffom half-psst nine tS
eleven and come away at the small hours in the
morning They violate all laws, physical ant
moral, turn day into night, and abstract from
bodily health good deal more than they add Is
mental enjoyment or intellectual Improvement
In. Y, Express.