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1859 ~ &oh TOlltEt USE, ID 1HDl1fENsABLE -
m imparts richness and brancy the Hair, giving
perfume II Il penetrating, strengthening and stimulate
lns, and should occupy prominent place in every La
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Excelsior Hair Tonic is purely Vegetable Preparation.
Excelsior Hair Tonic viii cure Nervous Headache.
Excslsior Hair Tonic is warranted to free the Scalp from
nzcslsIor Hair Tonic wiz promote the growth preserve
and beautify the Hair. $780,.
Rzceisior Hail Tonic Is warranted to cure scaM Heads
nxoasicr Hair Tonic win stop the Milling Of the Hair
neslsior BAR Tonic i warranted % free the head cn
Escsor Hair Tonic win prevent badness and gray HAIR
xxcesor Hair Tonic 10 Warranted give perfect salts
Azcelsor Hair Tonic viii, II used upon the heads Of
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Each bottle viii have the words, LOMBARD GUN
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MASS blown in the glass. r
Excelsior Hair Tonic--For particulars see pamphlets
Excelsior Hair Tonic-None genuine without the fac
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per. aN
Excelsior Hair Touic-Is neatly put up in bottles near
" twice the size Of any other Hair preparation
Excelsior Hair ToncIs sold by all Druggists, Fancy
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~ lsxcelslpr Heir Ioac-Frlce 20 Genie
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feb2i dawf
HE WOoDs.-15 tons canp'y LOgwoOdi
8 3 Cuba Fasisc; "a 8 rf7Tw
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g I'VE sfcIAN and successfn Mid1lIe educated Al The
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Of the GEEAT AMERICAN ROMANCE Of the fssci
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immense demand continues without abatement
JOHN p. JEWETT q COMPANY
Publishers, cornhi, Bosros.
For al BY all Booksellers. ap20 dN&Thtf
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TMpO TANT & USEFUL MEDICAL
II W0RK--1ko Pocket PAysictaa or, Domestic
Medical Aduiser This is very useful and elegantly
bound pocket volume Of I28 pages, written by expe
renned physician Of Boston, II contains searching
posnre Of the deception and mposture practised by the
numerous quacks Of Boston upon the inexperienced and
unwary It also describes the symptoms and best mode
Of treatment Of the diseases incident to both
sexes espeoiay those for which the sufferer is most likely
resort ignorant and INSCRIPTIONS quack or
pued-up nostrua Il will be sent BY mail the receipt
Of ts price Of the book enclosed and postage stamp
.,s Price 81 1-9 Cenfs.
a For sale hy FEDKRHEN co., and 10 Court street,
WM.5v. SPENCER, l2s Washington st., and FETRIDGE
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~ CARDS, WEDDING CAKE
w Boxes, and Card Envelopes of the neatest anil,
most fashionable Styles can be procured at SOUTH
GATES Engraving and Card Printing Rooms, No. 10.
Main st., Union Block Also, Invitation, Visiting, aud
Business Cards engraved and printed short notice. and
ct the lowest cash prices feb1e dt
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sCHENCK & PILLINER,

OFFICE No. COURT SQUARE, BOSTON
Book Illustrations, Newspaper Heads, Store Fronts
Portraits, Druggists and Perfumers Labels, Seals
Machinery, Cotton Stamps, Maps, Show Bills, Medels
etsvss, So, BEAUTIFULLY executed. meh11 - d1y
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Ut. NukktLLs kiSV el1A- HS-N.-y
w Mapes's Super Phosphate of Lime, Flows Horse
Rakes Shoves Hoes, Wheebafrows &c, for sale at No
"a Front Street. Worcester. AARON BILLING,
mchlO d3m
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MFRS. M W. GER ply
I'VE efCIAN and sucoessInl Midwife, educated al the
N 81 Femaie Medical College. Win answer calls neht
and DAY. m Residence No. Walnut Street
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TNR. MORRILL'S FEMALE Spec
NJ lFlC, II Middle ST., next door to Post Office, 119
Miidesex ST. Lowell, and Is Howard st., Boston.
The unqualified testimony which every day greets
verbally and written with regard the intrinsic merits
OF this wonderful and astonishing agent only surpassed
by the unprecedented sale which this medicine has had,
for period of over is years Note the following
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VNKE1E-sW LIVER COMPLAINT DYSPEPSIA, DYS-
EMERY, DIARRHEA, WEAK STOMACH AND BOW.
ELS, CANKER, HUM0RS ON THE SroMAcH AND LIVER.
Mr. Dunklee has many certificates and references Of the
benefit his remedy has given in the above cases.
All orders addressed to WIN. A. DUNKLEE, East Cam
BRIDGE Proprietor will meet with prompt attention. For
sale by all the medicine dealers in Worcester and vicinity
mch3 wildly
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LOW ELL, MASS.
Price rs Cents per Box. Five Boxes for ST..
SOLD By
DAVID SCOTT, Worcester, end by Druggists
generally, dec9 d, ow3taw&wiam
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nOOR PLATES.--sILyER PLATED DOOR
~ Plates, furnished and handsomely engraved at
soUTHGATES Engraving ROOMS No.. 1917 Main street
Union Block Also, Coffin Plates Trunk Plates, Nctaral
and Desk Seals, &c. Silver Ware and Fancy Articles
heaty markea fas dH
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mr.. CoNINE's SYRUP OF GINSENG

Lazell, and L. H. Marsh.
Also for sale by the principal Druggists in the city and
country. decl3 d31aw&w
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DR. HoBE EaSs; s[11,S AGAIM;aThs sub
RENCH pERIODTCAL pIL,I.S AND

For sale by ?. R. SLATER & co., General Wholesale
and Retail Agents for New England, No. fremont TEN
pie, Boston mch10 deow &w3m
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RisleysS Varictc.

This beautiful place Of amusement has been crowded
during the week-Mr. Charles Burke, the distinguished
American comedian, being the principal attraction, and
well supported by The excellent stock company connected
with the establishment Popular as Mr. Burke has been
heretofore in Washington, he has during this engage
ment surpassed all his former efforts. Tonight Mr..
Burke takes benefit; and need not warn persons
who desire 10 secure prominent seats TO apply early.
The bill is ap attractive one, including the splendid
comedella Of 1.-The Wonderful Woman" the musical
and irresistible lsrces of "Oe Bup and " Buried
Alive something that positively cannot be witnessed
BY persons who tight Wristbands.
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jackson Banquet.

In pursuance OF notice, a meeting was assembled at
Jackson Hall on Thursday evening, take into consd-
Grafton The propeiy OF having banquet in honor Of the
day made glorious by The brilliant achievements of the
American arms at New Orleans the sih OF January,
1915, under the command Of the immortal Jackson
The meeting orysilzed by calling w. w. Curran,
esq 10 the chair and BY he appointment of Daniel Rat
clHe, esq , as secretary.
The importance and prope,y OF recurring TO the pas
and pepeiuating a memory of The OCCASION and of the
men who participated in il, having been stated by the
chair,
On motion,
Rssoired, That the banquet l,e had Monday evening
On motion, the following com mii,ees were appointed to
prepare and manage The intended banquet. viz:
arrangements -Messrs A. G. Allen, John {. Rives p
Barton Key. William w. Thomas, James Mcguire James
A Gordon, and Thomas j. Gait.
Iapi,aions--Messrs. James G. Rerrei, Daniel Ra,cde
J. d Hoover William w. Curran. William B. b. Cross,
T. Jones, and 3. h. French.
Toats--Messrs. Montgomery Blair, 4. Branch Robin
son, Francis McNrrhany, Frank Reilly, and Michael
w Cluskey.
Recepior--Mr John w. Maury, General Armstrong
Major A. A. Nicholson, Or. Aaron w. Miller, General
John M McCsla. Peter M. Pierson, Colonel William
Selden John r. Kendall. O 5. X. Peck B. J. Semmes,
Esan Pickerel, and Robert 0uId. of Georgetown and
John r. Johnson, of Alexandria.
Decorations Messrs John w Meade, Robert 4. DOYLE
Daniel Smith, and T.. M, Chapin.
On molion, IT was
Rs,oipsd That the price OF tickets shall be 50.
On motion, IT
Reoipsd That the proceedings Of this meeting be pub
lishcd In the Union, the Star, and the Sentinel,
w w. CURRAN. Chairman
DAaWL RArcLirrr, Secretary.
Tickets be purchased a, all the prircpa hotels in
the city
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spsfed az 10 enJsnge the continued ascendency of our
party We have abundant cause cong saulaie The Tue
dsmoersey upon The result II We have suseea in the
conflict II was sacrifice eheeruly endured with an eye
20 the good OF The party and that we believe the
union and strength oI he party secure.
rejoice than feel regret al any injury which may have
sustained.
These remarks and reflections have seemed TO US
appropriate and Il, 10 be made al this particular time
The meeting Of Congress has been looked to with
interest. for such Developments would indicate
the condition Of the ponular mind as 10 the unfor
ionste discord IN party. Since the assembling OF
CongIess the indications. furnished IN the proceedings
OF The two houses. haye been watched with eager
solicitude We do not state specifically The
raj results developed from which draw conelu
sion as TO the verdcl oi the popular mind But two
events have transpired within the last few days which
seem 10 us be significant that have only 10
them. First. the late attempt to disorganize the sterling
democracy OF Pennsy yania by the introduction into that
State OF the New Yok troubles, the prompt and ef
feclua reputation and rcbukc sf the attempt Next the
overwhelming vote in The popular branch OF Congress by
which the New York troubles tabled These two
incidents to to settle the question that The de-
mocracy Of the Union have made up their minds no, TO
allow the New York detection spread and preserve
and maintain the union and strength Of the democratic
party by giving to the administration Of President Pierce
united and effective support. Putting this construction
upon the developments of the first month of the present
Congress, think VIC may fairly congratulate our
democratic friends upon the result and make up our
minds hercelorth 10 carry old fashioned contest with
old antagonist the whg party. aided as he may be,
by such recruits he may have gained by desertions
from our ranks. For such contest have far more
fancy than one in which il is necessary and
denounce cid democratic associates. We have had
enough Of experience in both to enable 10 say with
truth that heartily rejoice at the prospect of open,
outright, downright whig and democratic issue.
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OFFICIAL.

TRwAsuRr DEPARTMENT, January 1, 1854.
Notice Is hereby holders Of the following
stocks staics department prepared
chase the date hereof and Of June
OF those stocks amounting in the aegess TO seven
mpon the and the hereinafter men
TONED, TO wit
contingent competition with" the amount stated
be in the order Of time IN which said
The certificates dy assigned TO ths United
receive the amount hcrsof
department; the receipt whereof,
price paid compounded f the following partculars
l. The par value or specified in each certificate.
July 1896 redeemabe november 49, 1885, per
authorized by the Of 1884, redecmahe
eembe fneen and half the stock Of
by the OF ls4 lss rcdecnsbc,
tho former the 3Is, December 1897 tho
June Of and the ock Of the loan
by the 1880 and rrdcemsbie tho 3s Of Decc
her, s6t commonly called the Texan Indemnify
from the IL, of January
1884 recep, treasury
allowance the reach the owner Of days interest
in addition.
drafts Of the Of
Uaed stsies Boston, New York
OF Philadelphia, the parties mny direct.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Jan 3-dtstJupe Secretary ofthc Treasury.
GRACE GREEN WOODS TOUR IN EUROPE.-Isps
VI Mishsps Tors Rssvp~; NJ Grace oresr-ood
TAYLOR h MAURy,s
Aookss Anssr reNt
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The Late william r. Barry, of Kentucky.

G.s ARMSTRONG: Some years ago. (ls3e) when on a
visit OF business to Eogland, stopped, after voyage OF
eighteen days al sea, to reereaie lew days at Liver
pool While there, Glanced 10 take walk, one pleas
ant afternoon in August To ST. Jamess Cemeierya beau.
tifuI place as you know, and much fTequenied by
strangers, when came Unexpectedly to the tomb
Of our dlsting ushed counlrymsn, the late William I.
Barry of Kentucky. You wil,remember that he was
appointed minister 10 Spain by our Old iend President
Jack sop 1885, who independent Of his admiration Tor
him as high h-ioned patriot. and Tor bis rare abilities as
lawyer and statesman also had great regard Tor him
personally that be left home on his mission IN feeble
health, and died shortly afterwards al Liverpool, while
on his way 10 Madrid, in the month Of August OF the
same wear had either moi known or had forgotten
untl then tlat he was buried there ! had known him
in nv boyhood, in Kentucky, bad always admired him
as an orator. and lawyer OF extraordinary ability,
and felt for the lha, was standing upon conse
Grated grouM His grave is neat by The splendid mau
soeum of the late Lord Husknson, and more beau
iu spo for his scpsiore could not have been selected
in the cemetery The monument erected 10 his memory
consists Of plain white marble obeisk broken col
umn some seven or eight feet in height with the fol-
lowing inscription upon IL
"sACRED
ITO the memory OF William Taylor Barry, OF Lex.
pgton Kentucky, envoy extraordinary and minister plen
po,eniay OF lbe United States OF America to the court
OF Spain He was born in Lunenburg county, Virginia,
on The 5h OF February 1883, and died Liverpool,
his way to Madrid The 3otb Of August 1895. aetst 50
years and months.
"W Spence, fat, Liverpool.
"No. 1926"
These remarks were elected by the suggestion OF a
friend (now senator from Arkansas) and from having
seen proposition submitted TO the Senaie at the lssl
session OF Congress, by the iIos. Mr. Underwood, OF
Kentucky having TOR its object The removal OF his
mains 10 the United States act due TO his services
while living. and to his memory when dead, Will the
remains Of This distinguished patriot and statesman be
permitted moulder longer in foreign SOIL will they
be brought home 10 his own native land for their final
and appropriate esng place. where his past services
appreciated aud where hs memory still survives in the
affections of his counrymen
RICHARD M YOUNG
The daily union., 1854-01-06
ny GREEN 81 SCOTT. A-..,on..r..

nv GREEN - sCOTr. A~rtior-ers
EURSIrURE, GROCERIES, PLATED CAsroRs, GLASS
II CROCKERY WARE, &C, Saturday,
7 innant, without reserve 10 O'Clock, M
Of our
larv. general assortment Of furniture
oi rass crcckcry
With good assortment ~ groceries
Family carriages, bussss, &C,
Terms cssh. GREEN SCOTT,
Jans-a Auctionsep.
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supreme Court of the United states.
THURSDAY. January 9, 1854.

IHURsDkFs gNTUHfY ?, 1901.
Archibald Williams, esq. Of illinois. and Dyre TilIins-
hast, ESQ., Of New York. were admitted attorneys and
counsellors Of this court.
No, 30. +, Corning d a., plaintiffs in error, Peter
A. Burden. The Argument OF this cause continued
by Mf Revefdy Johnson for The defendants eror and
was concluded by Mr Keller for the plaintiffs in error
Adjourned until tomorrow, IL O'Clock, a m.
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OLE BULL ALEXANDRIA. Nta#4
citizens Alexandria respectfully informed that OIL
i BULLS Grand Concert will come off
SATURDAY EVENING, January T.
mo. 1851

NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL from private enlxy OF
certain lying miles side Of pro
Landing Misslasipi Ahan
boundary
branches Camden.
behalf Of the interests
above mentioned, the
public
mics, each side of
road branches be withheld from sale entry sxcsa valid
excluded from The operation sf this
notice. situated hc following land districts In the 6Ac o. AR
KAssAs TO wits steHsa
In the dric, subject TO sale at HxLssA;
South Of line and east efMs fnA y~ei1ai ~erss,
Townships II, ~ Is, and fraction Of 6 frssgs
Soah efhe lire and we Of As A principal mmtxi@s
Townships 2, ~, a. Is, and 10, OF a?, ssd
In lands satJsct sale II CnAnrAoHclx'
South ef,hs Of NnA principal meridian
Townships H. IL I3, IA, 49, and is, Of ranges 8,
Townships 49, a. 49, l6 IL 49, 10, and 10, of Ia
Townships H. II, ~ H. 3 49, ~ s 49, and20 OF snscs I'D,
Townshps II, i2. 49, ~, 49, 49, and ~, OF range 49,
Townships n, -, -, II, and 10, of range 10
In the lands subject sale al LirTIK Rock
South Of the o(e ffh taetpsi ~tAs~.
Townships Q and 3, Of range 10.
Townships q. 3, 4, 5, 6, u and 8, OF range -.
Townships and TO- Of ranges H. i3 10, andl'
n the lands subject to sale at WAsmsoroN
South Of line and Of the Gh principal m<riaa~
Townships s, 6. ., and 10. ofrange is. sff I'd
Townships and 10, OF range H.
Townships H. ~ 10, IA, and Is, OF ranges H. a. %, a. S -
- L.l# Y ..tthsHNI s1 FN
Township. 10, II, - p, ~ ,ed IS Of ranss &C. ss
Townships 10, II, ~ and ~, OF a3 tt.k.-N
Given General Land once, city of Wash
ngton, this 5th day Of January, 1854 N3isfaet
Ny Presidents
Jan e-iawl3w Commissioner Of the General Land o6cs
The daily union., 1854-01-06
LATER FROM IExAs.

NEw ORLEANS. Jan. 4.-The shaTe Louisiana has ar
rived with Texas dates OF the 18th u, The new governor
had been ipaegnra1ed The Pacific railroad bin had been
signed by the governor.
Arrived ship Charles Ward, from Baltimore
The daily union., 1854-01-06
ARRIVAL OF THE ILLINOIS.

NEW YoHIS, Jan 5-The steamer Illinois, from Asp ~,
wall arrived here this morning, with the specie mas
sengers from the wrecked Winfield Scott. Her
news is no later than that heretofore published
The Illinois brings 81 20S ADS in GO ID d,st =,
her mantle list and considerable n, the bands
of passengers.
Among her passengers number of Australians who
left Melbpune on The 2o,h October, aid Caao l2th D,
cember.
Tho Hin 'os did not bring the mails of the Winfield Scott
The ste eamer San Francisco, for San Frarcsco bn g.
perenced weather. and was om,,,e,ev y dix,hea
She Il new steamer, and ON her first VOYAGE
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OFF ICiAL.
Dr,ANransT or srArs,


Washington, January s, 1854.
The following rocamst c magistrates of tbe dis
ucis fPwanyu ana Nsnb China,
penai gov enor general OF The Two kwnng
spooner Unite Canton il n, IN.
infonshsn Of those whom Understood that
dollars whether OF old among p
chants and dealers uniform IN the sam, sy ,s
old spanifh dcii2rs have hitherto done.
PROCLAMATION.
Ts proclamation know own 10 all merchants
linsu Iss and Others, the following decree
In mercantile operations the English
o pass through your hand,
heber they be those OF eagles horses Of flowers plants
be inferior Of purity
circulate al hs the dollars with nowey ngs
should OF
IONS them dis
puaon head Bu,9 You any Of inferior
quality the intrinsic value OF which accurately
mi objections be made on
point, by melting pieces and com.
them the broken old dollars present mi,
OF the patriotic contributions which
unn'ngly collected povince future
be guided the receipt solely by their
an without raising question
and the those By these
circulating medium available uppcr or
s~ef classes win be provided and only will you
hitherto suffered be saved but the
viii be observable will general
ina from the measure. (.
pursuance high au,boe. personally
let there, therefore, be dsus' delay hesitation
ing o t. provisions.
"a speci, proclamation.
"Hcenfong year. 9Th month"; day, oh September 1850 ~
DrrARrxrsr STATE,
Washington, January s, 1854.
Information has been received this department.
States consul Hamburg Ssm1cl BrombeE csq
place. Wiley or he was called
Hamburg Hans Jacob Webbing, late Of Washington county
Georgia.
The daily union., 1854-01-06

UEnsrERS Great msrscan Dtssas..sZ a ~ye1 - 3
w allied dictionary of The En1Hsn engusaes
ous hirnes drawing s cesHSAe hoss -
wv P''"""s " - TAYLOk MAURYr
r.ns Bcokstore, near IN a.
The daily union., 1854-01-06

NAaAO"AL AAAsAss~-'
poo" open tor, a.ss psssr
r.lDAv Ev..ss, January .. 1854.
w presented ...s.ss ... s @ q Z. ~ ' ''-. ."'
SERIOUS FAMILY.
o'e''1's ,,....... ..... -
10 wh here ..d l.ssA.s's
eon,edietta, enuusd
THE BuzzARDs
.,.:: ss :.. .s" 8 eos: :s s:s - =
s eooed gallery, 70 CTS. Private boxes eo
RIsLEY's yARIETE-
ssneat and sst appearance A~erican comedian
Mr. CHARLES BURKE
FAlDAr E,smss, January ., 1884.
Win be performed
BURIED ALIVE ea8sesH
Previous TO which, Mr. Burko,s aushasle Yankee
OLE BULL
The evenings entertainments will commencs with the
WONDERFUL WOMAN.
Price Of admissan 80 cents family circle, 2o cent.
Doors open at half past 81 curtain rises a. ~ ococA'
Ollie HULL
REsPEcTFuLIY the citizens Of washisoa 'h'
IL he viii give, in this city
ONE GRAND CONCERT,
ON Friday Evening, january Q, 1854.
AT cARUssI's SALOON, aE
On which occasion ho will be assisted by t.s
sIGNoRlNA ADELtNA PATTI, the musical phenomenon.
MAURICE srRAKosCH,
The grea, pianist, musical director and conductor
PROGRAMME
4. La sypiidc, Fantasia Romanuque, q.
| Composed n performed BY MAURICE sTRAKoscH.
R9 norae La pans %s. sae
e Brilliant cava,ina from verdi's Opera Emani"
| Sung by sirnorina ADELINA PATTI
o0nss ns. G1s ss.sn Rass 2 sns M Words
3. Soldiers Dream. Poacca Guariera
Composed and executed by OLE BULL.
4 A.. ganio Barlesque Musicale,
i Composed and performed by MnunIor srsAKoscH.
/ S. Coming Through the Rye,
Sung by sgnorina ADELINA PATTI. P-
tee American Concert Guide, page No D words and nss
and La Fsvonl,"
| Composed and performed by OLE BULL.
/. Musical Rockete, A seherzo Cnpicco,
!. Composed and performed BY MAURICE sTRAKoscH.
/ 2. The Mothers Prayer, Adssio Rcisioso
| Composed performed by OLE BULL.
}. Jenny Linds Oclo Song,
Sung by sisuorina ADELINI PATTI
see American Concert Gudc page No 81 words and muse
csss % e. WON. s:: q T.. fro"
4 by OLE BULL
Books Concert American Concert Guide,
Containing muc English words, for the concert Of
The evening The music italian and English word q shs ~
artists given concerts the Usited
for rsalca the
The price been hxed At &l .
without extra charge, Mr. Richard navis
/. music
Doors open u commence at 8 O'Clock.
81 OLE BULL. IA ALEXANDRIA. ta#4
HE citizens respectfully informed that OLU
| BULLS Grand Concert VIII come on on
SATURDAY EVENING, January
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Nv GREEN & SCOTT, Auesssnesrs.

rLoTHs CAssIMEREs, CAssINET, BLANKETS, FLAN.
ne shaws silk nen and other handksrchef SILK aAd wool
vespr whte end bOwa cot
dpacas curtains and furniture cotton iasn and
table and oil cloth ~ the intern
and yard hse silk aad bonns hasd
roses wsddng and edgtnG with s v.sy
fancy articles Monday tho Nh instant, a ~
m OF NJ Gsrretson on 0afEe ses
the Navy Yard excellent and large ssson"es
mentioned goods. -. - .,...s,. ~
Terms, An sums eas, cash cves - ereah Of
'" -" - 80 GREEN SCOTT,
I.ne-, Auetiu4esss
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Bank ef washtmgten,
JaavSsy T. i04
TIME Of ,hi. bank DIVIDEND a ses
rs~, out Of he pyon Of menshs paysss = ses<h
holders demand.
SID JAMEs ADn~cso-
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STEAMER EMPIRE CITY ASHORE.

NEw YoRR Jan. 6,-lnormaton has been received he
announcing that the fine steamer Empire City, from New
Orleans for avaa and New York. is ashore off Barnagat
shoa oil the Of New Jersey. Her position not yet
exactly known, but there great fears for her safety Her
crew aud pas sengcrs, al last accounts safe.