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a. o T SCH ALK'S CONC RT,
" MECHANICs HALL,
PHILIPPA STREET.
WEDNESDAY, February 1885, L. NJ GoTTsCHALK will give
Concert By Aiss BORGfEsE BErOUT Of the
French Theatre, Mr. PAutSACREL
Of thseity.
BUNKER HILL,
The Great National Symphony for Ten Pianos,
compod by GoTTsCALK for hs Farewell his ow-cttizsus
performed by NM, BRAUN ear, GoTTsCHALK, GRoN.
WE'LL PAULSACKEL SCtAt* WOIILLIN, szs<fA L.
NJ GOrTSCHALK will performed and las. time 10
America.
PART FIRST 44za
L. .RoranceMonhms Dieu tCap1on) Sung
Home Performed Gottschak
-Cantque De Noel (Adan). Mm Boghee
Fantasia, (by reaueat)
by Gottschak and performed by Mr. Psulsaeksl and The Com
PART SECOND.
1...Fantaaia for Violap cello
2...Aria Of Jerusalem [Verd
"a. Forest GsieC0bcrt Pska
D. H. Baaio (oasord). variations 5attschak
a.. .CayainaFr9m "oheo" s-.a Sung by sme Borghose
GUNNER HlLlI.. tjottschak
~ Tickets be sured at Mr. wt No 80 Camp street.
?. p Weren's Ne. Camp the principal ho.els
The prices Of admission have been fred 81 follows:
fB Doors or3n hafpat O'Clock. commences
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HpL ACIDEs VARIETIES. Grazier street.

Twelfth night Of senorita SOTO Mr. G. W. SMITH.
TUESDAY EVENING Jaunsry al 1884 the performance will
MERGE with the Comedy Of NEW WAY TO PAY OLD Diets
Bass Kembs; hmes Stuart Warwick, which,
the Dapc. IA By erors be followed By PAS
conclude With the Musical
rapss Of THE MAID WITH THE MILKING ALcbaraeters ty
Ne srs Copeland J. NJ. white Holland and Mra. O. Howard
PRICES AnHRsroEBoxs Frs Second Tier and Parquet
prvate BoreE, rs.
"a Doors open at haltpaat o'clock performance
AL nknrfanl,
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LAKE STEAMERS.
.MOBLLEs

EyoR MOBILE DiTect-Daily q. S.
Il Mail Line-Wnter yS4ndff Ies5eet4
low pressure park steamers CALIFORNIA, s. aSs<5s
Frost master, FLORIDA, John Grant MASTER OKEEYyN
r. A. Hiern master bsen bali trade
With Of tie leave
the Ponehartrai Railroad DAILY arrival Of
DAYS. - 1890
II The Mail Bag viii leave the office daily at O'Clock
p p. GEDDEsS. Azeu Bank Plaza nIa
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ANU EN- EN- rs.
GsT. CHARLEs THEATRE.-
? E 3 PEI. eaksIfY 1 I..ss .ss M's.e'


-
week Of engagement 0F GABRIEL RAVRL h
d" TROUPE md NIRLO'S FRENCH BALLET TROUPE.
TUESDAY EVENING January 81 1885 The performance viii
BRtLE-ViyiaD Mr.. NHgis Eliza iirs.
After which, Comic FRIshC THE DDELIsT,
which Nne pogaud Mrnls Iasigne and Mona Coruy will
be tola#ed Ballet dAGton OF DIANA In which
MmiiO. Zoe Mnc Ptsnei Mmls cape snd Mont Goblet VIII
To with THE MOESTERejhr mel Rhysl
tha WHITE KNIGHT assisted BY the whos r his tIoa?s
TROUPE NIBLo's FRENCH BALLET TROUPE
~ Dress Circle Parquete Second Circle, 50 csns
Gallery, cents; Clered Bores EoIei S
T Door open o'clock; o'clock
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nRLEANS THEATRE M.
~ TUESDAY EVENING January 1884 the Celebrated Grand
Opera, four by Donzei entitled La FAVORTE-In which
Ms.ars LhperIe Lactox and Mmile. Borghese will appear
THURSDAY EVENN February second night the Grand
Opers, by Rossn, Of MOSES.
ty The lbrstto Moses, English Borsies,
price rs
EBr Performance 10 commence at halfp past o'clock.
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OHIO RIVER
- WI lsays TUESDAY, January 81, At O'Clock p NJ

- JHhdary
EFOR LOUISVILLE and all inter- szy :.
mediate landugs.-The regular passenger
packet EMl, iGSs, Capt e. Faniusen,
above For trelsht 0r passage apply on board
STRoTHER d BROS, Agents, Poydras street.
Plan the Cabin be
plying to the Agents ~
@ No saeroom will be considered engaged paid for sd
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


CnEsCENT OFFICE,
Tuesday Morning, January 81, 1854.
GoTToN-The demand was not active yesterday, but
the sales reached 1900 bales, including list of 1850
Prices very irregular We yet quote
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. ska So Middling Fair. 43loh
Ordinary. ! a ~ Fair. ..,... .loA9-
Hddng4 ...,... sac s54lGood Fair...,... ID
asod Hiddling... 95Sf9l0 Good and Fine. To-
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
CoTTos-bllss. ToBAcco--hhd
Stock hand Sept, l, 1853. .1Q572 29,4e5
Received since .64l,l5T T,40S
yesterdsy..... 11,9O4-652o6l OIL 7o49
s62629 s7,n4
Exported to date 800. 42727O 1o.e53
yesterday. 80. 2477@ i29747 [30-10s53
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RIVER STEAMERS.

n .AFOuRGHE PACKET DOCTOR e-
n BATEY. cas, y. C. Wilson, Iea7ss NO DAYS Ie-f@A
a: ,. n. and FRIDAY, N. $500
M /. EayoRgsT % Biaaviis - ss'a
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- Will leave THURSDAY, February ., at O'Clock p
EINOR LOUISVILLE and all inter- Greg
Ill mediate laudnesThe fine regular passenger Akaa%stT
packet NJ AIRY HUNT, Captain arTyI Spots assafsH
Leave above For freight having
datens, apply on board, or 70
STROLLER & EROS, as Poy iras street
1T plan Of the Cabin by
applying TO the Agents. jan3l
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YaZoo RIVER.

VIII leave THURSDAY, February Q. at O'Clock I'm
EtSOR LEFL0RE, GREENWOOD, ~
TGHuLA. MARION, YAzoo CITY, sATAR- 49, A
TIA plCkSBURG and all intermediate landings
elegant and swift running LUCY RORINs1N
Captain NJ Clement will freight or
Apply on board, SMITH FIMIsTER 10 Canal 1T iap9i
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ESRUITS--Pecans, Currants, Citron, Dates
IL Malaga Gape 500 boxes L. Ran; half boxes L. Raus
700 boxes MIR Raisns 800 hall boxes MIR Rasns for sale by
ian3o st X. F. NICHOLS Il CO. "a Camp street
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cNMBERLayvn RLYER

VII iesys WEDNEsnsy, February t. at S n,.ioet \ n.
EsOR NASHVILLE, GlAnKsVfrLn, s-sv
Ts By. "A 1ASD %, sad a. a1dags tain
NASHVILLE, Captain Beihssy5sz in port rsesis5, st
and viii eHve For eg passags having sec
fsa3I Tfff5s HAMILTON JB n e.ro,.t., -.
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= win leave WEDNESDAY. February J. at S o'clock p NJ
HsOR WYATT, Bel MONT, PANoLA, e-s b.
Iszon MOUTH GTI Of ir G sII, GREENWOOD
light dtanet and running
McLEAN VIM Moore Muster port receiving .aight
WI leave us above For freight PASSAGE hp-ng
items, aFp'y board,
JOHN f. HYDE d CO. IA Poydras street.
NJ blRe Mclean fs7 been repaired to the
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Wllileav THURSDAY February .. ats o'clock p NJ
TOR MOUTH OF COLDWATER, ~
~, MOUTH OF TItLAToBA, TALLAHATCrIEE elIsdss-N
LEFLoRE, GREENWooD, YAzoo CITY AID sA. zsSssszss
REGULAR Packet Steamer superior ana aM.
running eanner DOVE Capt Phelps
cng freight at the foot Of street. will as aoye
freight having fne board
ihn3l SMITH FIaIISTER, Ii Canal strast
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Ship Chas Hill Lecraw, Hnvre J r Whitney Eco
BttiAh hank Panama. Rstnods LIVERPOOL warthney boswell
Spanish brig Juninta, Ade Barcelona Tinoer Fatjo
Brtia srhr Ayinia Bodden Caymau
Steamer Poat Bsy Boardman, Columbus Abrdesp
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NOTICES SPECIAL.

JACKSON RIFLES, ATTENTION!-g,n
OF The Members Of hi Company hereby NJ E
tend Drill every WEDNESDAY o'clock = NJ until vi ny
further notice.. By order of the Captstn. lll ILL
mas WM BOZANT, Orderly
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-25

RUSSIAN FRlGArE ON THE CoAsr OF
AFRicA.-Rrssia seems, some how or
another, TO have succeeded in slipping
several of her men-of-war into the oper
ocean, where they they are now prowlinc
in quest Of such French and English YES
sells as may be "lying around loose"
correspondent to the London Times men
tlons large Russian frigate reported by
the officers Of the U. S. Frlgate Constifu.
ton as being off the coast of Africa. He
says:
She sent boats on shore, and kent
under sail in the offing for a couple of
days, but did not anchor The American
Consul. Mr.. Morse, at the Invitation of
some of the officers, went on board. He
describes her as being in excellent order.
and as carrying guns of large caIibre.
The captain and officers refused to say
where they had come from, or where
bound to- or to give the name of the ship.
1t Is really high time that some English
or French frigate seeks an interview with
this 'nlmlcal stranger in these waters, or
he will be relieving our Brazilian mail
steamers of their diamonds, the Austria.
lians of their gold, and what is worse
English passengers of their liberty. am,
SIT, your obedlent servant, g. NJ.
St. Vincent, Cape Verde, June ls.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-25

ELECTION FRAUDS IN SAN FRANc,sco
1t is well known that the politicians Of
San Francisco are a set of the corruptest
political knaves that ever assembled to-
gether to work out iniquitous purposes
But the consunmation ofpoliltical villainv
seems TO be embodied in the following
scheme, an account Of which we conv
from the San -
We have been informed on good au.
thority that there are at present in this
city three boxe S intended to be used at the
coming election as ballot boxes, which
have been prepared in a cunning mann
so as to permit of the greatest frauds.
is said that these boxes are fitted w
false or double tops, between which lara
number CT tickets can be concealed, anc
that by pressing heavily on the exterior
top the interior ore discharges the pile of
tickets it supports into the apartment be.
low, and then Immediately resumes its
iormer place. This has been fitted with
SO much mechanical skill that it is scarcely
possible to detect its existence unless
shown.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-25

Social LIFE IN GREAT ClTr.-Mr
Robert Schuyler has passed himself off in
Society in New York as rich bachelor,
while, for series of years, it is now repor-
ted that he has had a wife and children,
maintained ata separate establishment in
the city, under feigned name and this
state Of things has existed long enough for
some of his children to grow up to marrl-
ageablc age.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-25

Rlarturs Again.-The overland 'l2 davs
expressman,' gives the following excuse to
the editors of the San Joaquin Republican
for not proceeding on his overland tour;
He says his mule was lost near Hay.
wards Hotel, II or IA miles from Oak.
land, and that he proceeded on foot to this
city, where he expressed to his friends that
he had lost his wager, and threw himself
on their generosity. In reply, his friends
extended the time of his departure to next
Saturday. when he is again off. He states
that he will leave the St. Charles Hotel.
between the hours of 8 and 10 o'clock.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-25

Later from Northern Caltornsa.-The
Yreka Herald learns through Cram, Rog-
ers Il Co.'S Express that difficulty has
arisen with the Applegate Indians, which
it is probable will lead to open hostilities.
1t Is thought unsafe to travel in that part
of the country at present without keeping
a lookout.
Capt. Walker started out of Rogue Riv.
er Valley on the Sth inst, with compa-
ny of volunteers to protect the emigrant
trail
New diggings had been discovered near
the top of the Coast Mountain, ,on Ice Creek,
three miles from the Cold Spring House.
Some pieces of gold had been found as
heavy as one dollar.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-25

Encommunication.-The Roman Catho.
nc Bishop of Buffalo has excommunicated
the Trustees of the church property of St.
Louis, because of their persistence in the
refusal to deliver their church property into
the hands of the Bishop, and submit to his
authority in the temporal concerns of the
churcn. In reply to the accommodation,
the Trustees say that they shall still main
tain the ground that they have taken.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-25
Destructive Fire.

The town of Campo Seco, in Calaveras
county, was totally destroyed by fire on
Thursday last. A man known as Scottie'
is suspected of being the incendiary, who
decamped Immediately on seeing the COM
pleteness of his work. The Chronicle Of
Thursday, says -
There were good many large frame
buildings in the town, several large hotels
and store houses, and all had heavy stocks
of goods, which were almost entirely con-
sumed. The loss will fall with severity on
the unfortunate citizens, as they were rap~
idly building up fine town, in anticipa-
ton of a rush to that locality, in conse-
quence of the speedy introduction of the
water by the Mokelumne Hill Canal COM
pany.
There has not been a single house left,
nor has there been particle Of goods saw
ed from the many heavy stocks just laid
in.
Fortunately no lives were lost-all esca.
ping with nothing more, however, than the
clothes they stood in.
To show how swiftly the flames spread,
we may mention, that on the alarm being
given, Mr. Root ran out Of his store with q
keg of gunpowder to deposit it in place
of safety, and before he could return his
house was in ashes.
In the Washington Hotel, the boarders
were at dinner; the proprietor ran to the
stable and liberated the horses, and before
he could return his house also was con-
sumed.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-25

Two months age, prayers were ordered
In nearly all parts of France for rain. The
Archbishops of Bourges and Abby have
recently ordered prayers to the effect that
the rain may cease. The weather by the
last accounts was very trying to the crops,
and sort OF black rot was beginning to be
induced by the excessive moisture.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-25

ABDlcAfloN.-We see it stated by the
last news from Mexico that Santa Anna
it about to abdicnte the imperial dignity in
Mexico. Wonder if the honors are not
more burthensome than he feels able to
bear on one leg
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-25
HAIR DRESSING AND
American Livery and Sale Stable.

BROAD STREET, NE VA DA.
ru1uE subscriber begs to return his thanks to the
citizens of Nevada for the liberal patronage
Tins far bestowed upon his establishment, and to
inform them that he continues to keep the best Sc
lection of Saddle and other HoRsEs tor their accom-
n,odston tha. the country will Afford and he would
esneciay call the attenio ofthe Ladies to his stock
of spirited but gentle animals at such times as they
are desirous 10 enjoy hcalthful and invigorating
;je T. g. LOBDELL
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-25

FIREMEE VS.. CHlNEsE.-We learn from
the San Jose Tribune that on Thursday
evening, Aug. 10TH, the fremen of that
place tried their new engine upon couple
tof Chinese brothels. The Celestial dam
sells being thoroughly flooded, "vamosed'
the next morning tor the Bay city.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-25

SHoT.-A black burglar, named Hens
ley was shot says the Evening News, OF
recent date, by Mr.. ]. Talcott, while en-.
deavoring to effect an entrance into that
gentleman's dwelling. He was severely
wounded in the arm, and soon after over.
hauled, and taken to the Station House.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-25

ART INTELLIGENCE Mill, has
received an order for an equestrian statue
of General Jackson, to be placed in Jack
son square, New Orleans. Mr.. Mills is to
receive for the statue the munifcent sum
of thirty>eight thousand dollars.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-25

"What lovely woman !" was the exclama-
tion of Lord Chancellor Eldoh, upon passing
6rst-class beauty, when passing up and down
Westminster Hall with his friend the Master
Of the Rolls, previous to the opening Of their
respective Courts. "What an excellent Judge"
said the lady, when her sensitive ear caught the
lattering decree of the Lord High Chancellor
of the Lord High Chancellor OF England
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-25

A Metropolitan Editor, who must be Of
great antiquity says "Since the days of
Cromwell we have heard no such orator as
John B. Cough"
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-25

Trtuous Women.-It has been we'll said,
that virtuous woman is an angel in dry
goods and glory. She makes sunshine,
blue sky, and happiness, whel ever she goes.
Her path is one of delicious loses, perfume
and beauty. She is sweet poem, writ
ten in rare curls, choice calico, and good
principles.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-25

A female lately appeared at the Balnas.
loe Qreland) Union for relief, dressed in
a laced bonnet and brocade gown, who
handed her ticket to the officer from kid
glove.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-25

nea- The seven millions, for which Gen.
Almonte recently received a check, will
not go back to Mexico, but be forwarded
to England. Two and half millions are
for British creditors. Bankers in Mexico
have advanced from time to time, money
necessary for Santa Annals purposes, and
taken bills for the same. Some of the
money will remain in the U. S. for the
payment of the debts of the Mexican gov
ernment, and various supplies for it.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-25

Under the Post office laws and regula
tions, Daguerreotypes are legally charge.
able with letter postage when forwarded
in the mail.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-25

The Court House at Woodstock, Vt. was
in flames on the 4th, and fears were enter.
tertained that it would be destroyed, to-,
gether with several other buildings.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-25

na- A balloon race took place at Hart
ford, Conn.,, on the 4th of July, which was
witnessed by some 10000 persons. The
two balloons were occupied, the one by a
Mr.. Brooks, and the other by Mr.. Pau
lin, of Philadelphia. The former started
frs. but being overtaken and passed by
Poulin, rose above Brooks, when the two,
after a'pleasant sail together of about an
hour, descended safely nine miles from
Hartford.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-25

"And .fnd yourseIf"-Two men were
talking in the street. AS we rapidly
passed them one Of the speakers finished a
sentence with "and find yourself" The
theme was undoubtedly work and labor
something that somebody must do for Sc
much day, week, a month, and find
himself in good stock of resolution to
begin with, a steady purpose, and deal
|of patience. He must "fnd HIMSELF in
everything except the work to be done
the duty to be performed--and of work and
labor there will always be enough.
Many man seems to assume duty,
or attempt the performance of a task with
the idea that the ability to accomplish 1t
comes with the work-somehow "thrown
in" to the bargain--and many a mans
failure is attributable to this queer hallu-
cination fact which he discovers just
early enough to "ind himself nowhere.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-25

1t is said that Queen Victoria has established
q school for her out-ofdoor servants at Wind
sor and some time, nearly every day, occupies
herself in teaching from the Bible, seating
herself on foIm for that purpose.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-25

More Shuyle71sing Charles T. Shell
ton, President of the Empire Stone Dress
ing Company, non est inrentus. He has
lett for parts unknown-gone into the
country for his health. An over issue of
stock, to the amount of 100000, has been
discovered. Paper to the amount of $50.
600 was protested yesterday. The liabili-
ties of the company amounteto s9j ,OO0.-
This has been known as crack stock in
the market-having sold as high as 13c,
and having paid 20 to 80 per cent. divi,
dends for the past two or three years.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-25

Why is the first chicken of brood like the
formast of a ship? Because it's little for
ard of the main hotch.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-25

Capt. w. C. jewett, of the Mo river
packet Martha Jewett, died of Cholera on
the 18th July, near Glasgow, Me.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-25

Lady Franklin refuses to accept wild
ow's pension as she says Sir John is not
dead.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-25

The PooR TIPo,-"I pay the printer"
said Uncle Toby. He is a poor creature,
rejoined Trim. "How so?" said my uncle.
"Because in the first place" continued the
corporal, looking full upon my uncle;
because he must please everybody. In
the negligence of moment, perhaps,
small paragraph is inserted, and he is
ruined" "To much the case, Trim," said
my uncle, with deep sigh. "And please
your honor" continued Trim, "this is not
the whole" "Go on, Trim," said my
uncle, feelingiy. The printer, sometimes.
pursued the corporal, ''hits upon piece
that pleases him mightly-he thinks it
cannot but 60 down with his subscribers.
But, alas sir, who can calculate the hu.
man mind? He inserts it, and all is over
with him. They forgive others, but they
cannot forgive the printer. He has host
to print for, and every one sets up for
critic. The pretty Miss exclaims "why
don't von give US more poetry, marriages
and hri Inots ?-awaysswith these stale
pieces The politician claps his specs
over his nose, and reads it over in search
of violent invective-he finds none
takes his specs off,sfolds them, sticks them
into his pocket, and declares the paper
good for nothing but to burn. So it goes.
Every one thinks it ought to be printed
for himself, as he is subscriber-and yet
after all this complaining, would you be-
lieve it, sir" said the corparal, clasping
his hand beseechingly, "would you believe
it, sir, there are some subscribers who do
not hesitate to cheat the poor printer out
Of his pay! Our army swore terribly in
Flanders, but they never did anything so
bad as that"
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-25

Constitutionally tired, is now the p5rite way
of expressing the fact that man ID naturally
lazy. We live in wonderfully .-ss' ,ed timee.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-25

A man lately died in England whose es,
tates are valued at seven million pounds.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-25

| Railroad Colhston.-A terrible disaste,
occurred on the Susquehannah Railroad
near Baltimore, on the evening of the 4tl
Of July, from collision between the req,
ular train from New York and a Know
Nothing excursion train. Twenty-fou
persons were instantly killed, and thirty
three seriously wounded.
The know Nothing excursion train
with 5000 men, women and children, went
out to Ryder's Grove to celebrate the
day, and most of them were on their return
when the accident occurred. The disas-
ter took place about ten miles from the city
and the passengers were obliged to walk
that distance.
Up to the present tim there has been so
deaths from the late disaster, and three OF
four persons in a'doubtful condition. A
warrant has been issued for the arrest OF
Mr.. Parks Winchester, the Superintendent
Of the road. 1t is reported that Mr.. Win
chester had resigned his office this morn
ing. The accident is now mainly attribu-
ted to the recent removal of the former
competent and experienced President and
Superintendent, by political prescription,
and the appointment ofineficient and in
experienced successors of the right politi-
cal stri pc.