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DEMOCRATS OF MeNnf

ATTENTION, DEMOCRATS OF MoNRor
Wharf.-The Democrats of Monroe Ward are invited
to meet at SAUNDERS HALL, on Foushee street
10 rear of Grace st. Raptist Church, on THURSDAY
purpose of organizing for the approaching Virginia
election: appointing Vigilance Commlttees &c Il
Ia desirable that the meeting be full one
MANY DEMOCRATS OF MONROE WARD.
Il
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FIGHTIsG.- Benjamin Fortune, free
negro, charged with fighting Ia the street. and at.
tempting to shoot another negro with pistol, was
ordered twenty five stripes By the Mayor, besides
having his pistol confscated.
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WASHINGTON MoNUMENT.-The firemen and &C,
tors of Philadelphia have forwarded to Washington
blocks Of marble for the National Monument.
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Tur sr CHARLES Qate City, Hotel is

The Sr. CHARLES Cate City, Hotel Is
becoming, under the present management one OF
the best hotels In the country. The neatness ana
elegance of its tables and apartments would ne
ternpting. even were the fare ordinary; but, with
such surnptuous board as the S.. Charles spreads,
thew are irresistible. We had the pleasure OF
dining there recently and were eratiied to see by
the large number at the table, that the ST. Charles
ia nronerly appreciated. We don't know much
about 81. Charles but judging from the table at the
hotel which bears his name, he is just the kind OF
Saint whose acquaintance we would like to cult
vate. and whose shrine we could frequent with
great constancy and devotion. A Jolly gooa leiow
he must have been, with a merry twinkle 10 MS
eve. full, rudy cheek, and extensive corpora
sity suggestive Of turkey, oysters, roast beet ven
son, plum pudding, and mince pies We don't
know what church st. Charles belonged to- but II
must have been church In which no fasting was
allowed, and the great duty Of every member
thereof was to eat the fat OF the land and be thank
full Success to St. Charles and his hotel
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DRowNED.-Mr. Mailman, tobacco merchant Of
Trenton. was drowned on Monday by the upsetting
of q boat near Leeds Point, N. J Jonathan Sooy
who was also in the boat, chung to it and reached
the shore In safety
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BLAcKwooD.-We are indebted to Mr.. j.
Woodhouse for the January number Of Black
wood. The leader is upon 1.-THE Conduct OF
the War;" and is pretty sharp attack upon
what Blackwood calls the Coalition Ministry,
for the manner in which the war has been
conducted,
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MAnRuHp.

r,--.s.. .v.nius !. Jan. 9sth, by the Rev Geo
Os T ,,n n & .rover. Nj. JOHN w. BEvEkID0E
y pnsshmond. to Miss LUCINDA, eldest dsushieI Of
- sste 5fhomss p. Carter decn, Oh hanover.
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EUGENE GARRETT.--This unfortunate
young mar, whose dead body was discovered on
the Central Railroad and by the train last
Monday morning, Is said to have been industrious
and kind-hearted to all with whom he became &C
His friends in order to satisfy themselves far
they could as TO the cause of his DEATH had his
mains carefully examined by DR.. Warning, who
gave it his opinion that he had not been murder
ed We have now no doubt that he wandered from
the city in state of intoxication without knowing
where he was going, and falling the track, lsio
there and iroZe to death.
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SPECIAL NorIcE.-The attention of
Brickayers 10 solicited to the ssle Of BRICKS This
Morning at 10 O'clock, atP. q L.Tna Yard on Church
Hill. LAkUS SHINE,
ia Silt Auctioneers.
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DETERMINATIONS boarding house OF MS.

BuRetaRY.-The boarding house on MIs.
r. .srove sonth aide Of Broad 81 ts ioter secston
Win s,h street was entered BY burglar last MOI
dsy night, who with the aid q picks Or ssessoD ,
Eeys entered large chamber, In which seven men
we're lodging and stole silver lever wa.cn .,on
tao nj ,tlepiece He next entered the cnanDer ~
,syo ymnno ladies BY the same means, but one OF
them being awake at the time. and hearing the aooa
onan ssked who was there. which frightened the
fellow and made him run off As soon a. N a'srI
g,t an M cbsrIss Eirnore got up and descend.
10 ;s,o the hall. discovered a pair Of pantaoons
belonging 10 one of the board>rs. the pockets OF
which had been relieved Of five or SIX doneI. -
These facts have been made known to some 9. .ho
police and the probability Il that the tine. 'e
desecfed in attempting to dispose OF the watch.
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Go0D.-Workmen were engaged yester-
day in relayiug the east side walk of Governor ST.
the condition OF which, for twelve months past,
would have compared favorably with the worst
country road in the State We'll, better late than
never
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Nh. j. II. HYDE, Of New York, the young
No. engine laa sunday night LEFT hiscity yester-
day afternoon, 10 the stesmshp Jamestowu, for his
fathers residence His Injuries ara quite serious,
though Is b hoped viii not prove permanent II
the merest accident In the world ihat he Was not
instantly killed.
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Snow IN LYscHBuRe.-There was a snow storm
10 Lynchburg Sunday evening. Monday morning
the snow lay upon the ground four inches deep
There was considerable sleighing on that day in
the town.
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hold their monthly meetin,s the first day of each
month (te merit Thursday the LIST of Februayy1
in their Room, in the Law Building. at " P M.
The Secretary remains in his Office to receive Dues
&c. on that day from A. NJ, to P. NJ. Members
calling at other times take the chance of finding him
in
The Board will meet the Is. of February, at 81 P.
NJ. In the Secretary's Office
Two months after date application will be made to
the Board of the Company aforesaid by those now
entitled for the issuing of new Scrip In the place of
No. "a, issued in the name Of William Evans, since
deceased; and of No. 81 issued In the name of Thos
been lost, and being owned by es thereof
B. B. MINOR,
ia 3l-law2m Secretary and Solicitor
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THr WEATHER, Yesterday, was clear and
cold, and the wind stiff and bracing-just the thin
for the season.
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Mn WuIAM HoLpswoRTH, who wal

Ma WILLIAM HOLDsW0RTH, WHO was
stabbed by Richard Beazley, on Monday afternoon y,
be 10 an improving condition yesterday afternoon
and hopes are now entertained of his speedy recoy
ery. Beazley has not yet been arrested, He will
probably endeavor to keep out of the way until me
result of the wound Is decided, alter which ne VIII
probably deliver himself Into the hands of the law
for trial
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BAD CHARACTER.--Jacks0n Alexander, q
free fellow, sent to the Penitentiary from Frede-
rick county, was Gagged last Monday night for being
here without register and having pass supposed
to be forged, but which he says he found. When
arraigned before the Mayor he was ordered to pri.
son,
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NoricE.-We will continue the sale of
cur stock Of DRY GOODS this paorpins. AZ 10
O'clock. KENT. PAINE KENT,
1aSl Aucts.
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RELEAsED.-Julia Cousins, free wo-
man, arrested and Gagged for want of her register
satisfed ths Mayor Of her freedom, and was SO. at
liberty.
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.

ANNUAL STATEMENT of the UNION BUiLD-
ING FUND COMPANY, to 3lst day of December, 1854
The Company has received in cash from sundry &C.
Disbursements.
Amount required for the redemption of rs
shares of stock................. $7.6l3 90
Contingent expenses. 22l is
Balance in Treasury ............. AIT &c
SASH 80
There have been shares redeemed not include
In the above statement; the ia held subject
TO the order of the member when his security shall
have been approved.
Balance in Treasury. Observation-Disclosures. SAT- &C
Amount due from sundries for instalments,
interest and fines. ....................... 2o4 40
Liabilities
Dus the Secretary. .....:....:............ s62 so
Due for shares of stock redeemed, wait.
ing the approval of security. ............ 49I IS
Balance due in favor of the Company...... 1873 40
$3.50 Is
Number of shares redeemed, 81.
Estimated Ca h value of the shares, S8 29l
Property-none.
There are two bills due by the Company not in cIu.
ded in the above, for rent and advertising amt. So.
THOS. M. ALFRIEND, Prest
THos. l.. D. WALFoRD, sec'y.
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SPECIAL NoTIcE.-The particular atten-
ton of the public 10 requested 10 the sale Of Mules
Horses and WAGONS which will postis ely take place
this day, ct ii O'Clock, on Council Chamber Hill
ja3l ALEX MOTT, Auct.
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Fur OF PnLAns-About II o'clock,

FAIL OF PILLARs.-AbOuI II Ucioen,
snysged 10 raising and putting in position the large
cast iron columns on the west side OF the new
market house. on 18th street. the shear poles gave
way. and upset.ing one Of the columns, tnrew :. u
o mi, air of them fell on the large granite blocks
near u by and were broken. 10 addition to the loss
sustained by the breakage, it 10 feared that tins
erection of The building will be delayed by lne &C.
edent though possible s na. ,be with
castings in a very short time Fortunately none Oh
the workmen were injured by the accident.
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FATAL AccIpENr-A man named Fretw.,, :.
employee Of the railroad company accidentay fsIi
down before coal car ct the depot at Fslrn1orut'
Va. on Tuesdsy last and one Of his legs was rush
Cd from the foot to the hip. He lived but iev
hours Afterwards
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.,rrestad for being drunk and disorderly In the
street. and Dennis Mccarthy for being ,ipsy and
wing under the arch, were both discharged by the
Mayor, after having spent the night before In the
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NEW YosK. JAN - The shin E.,or,.. g..
New Orleans for Boston, went ashore this ,nor,,;ns
on Bakers Island The vessel and cargo Are : To-,
loss The crew were saved 'os-
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SErTLEp.-Ann E. Robinson, free wo-
man. charged with using insulting and abusive Ian
puaee to James w. Gaines, on 18th st and with
aiding negro man In an assault upon hira, in the
night time, came before the Mayor yesterday, was
convicted OF the offence and ordered ten 1ashes
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ALFRED r. CouRTEET, Attorney at Law
win PRACTICE In si the Courts Of the City Of Rich
mond ard the adjacent Counties
ono for the present with James Lycns, Esq.
II Sl--fw
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NorIcE.-An adjourned meeting Of the
new GgaNAN HEsREw BENKyIcEnT SOCIETY," will
So held next WEDNEaDAY Evening 1t c'cloek,
a TIE sxnAuv0ua; saoo 81 q Lovsl on Lth g
to ioin IL arc requeased 70 be present.
IL 3o-2tt II J. MICEELHACHER, Chs.
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The ladies of Church and Uni.

FAlR.-The ladies of Church and Union
Hills are seeking contributions for the Fair, de-
signed to be held by them on the 22d of February,
the proceeds from which are to be appropriated to
the completion OF the new Methodist Church Ev.
erybody should be prepared to give them literally
when called on.
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SHAMEFUL AFFAIR.-On MONDAY after
noon last about O'Clock, as John ?. Hughes
and Joha Disney were passing down Franklin
street, they saw Charles Doran, VIM. Earle. John
Doran and several other persons standing at the
corner of 18Th, but passed on without saying any
thing to them They had gone but a short distance
when they were pursued by John Doran and VIM.
Earies who ran against them, and passed on
ahead some distance, when they turned back and
met Hughes and Disney, near MIR. McAdams' cam
die factory. Here words OF an unpleasant nature
snsued between the parties, which soon led to a
fight between Hughes and Doran. Officer Tyler
seeing the disturbance hastenedto the parties pro-
claimed himself an officer, commanded the peace,
and took hold of Doran to stop fight, when Earle
ran up seized the officer, and instead ofdong what
he could to support the law, spared no efforts to
prevent him from dscharging his duty. John DO
ran also came up, proclaimed himself an officer,
and declared his brother should not be retained in
custody; but Tyler was not the man to shrink from
the discharge o. his duty, though surrounded by at
least dozen men, who refused to aid him. He
therefore managed to contrive word to the cage,
and shortly thereafter received the aid of several Of
the Watchrnen, by which means he secured his
prisoner Earle aud John Doran, all Of whom were
bsiled for their appearance.
Yesterday morning the case came up before the
Mayor for investigation, and after hearing the evi.
dence, Charles Doran, John Doran and William
Earle were each held to bail in the Of $780, to
| appear at the next Grand Jury term of the Hus-
tinps Court and answer bills of indictment for re.
sistiu1 an officer in the discharge OF his duty, and
| for endeavoring to prevent the execution of the
1 law.
Iii proper TO add that each of these persons were
under the influence of liquor at the time of the oc-
| currence or they would not have engaged In such
a diseraceful row in the street. And it may rot be
amiss to state here that any who refuses TO aid
| an officer in executing the law. when summoned
to do so lays himself liable to prosecution, that
| should always be carried to the fullest extent
Street fights will not be tolerated in Richmond un'
| der any circumstances
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City Of Richmond. State of pirginia, to wit:
TINS day personally appeared before me, Justice
OF the Peace in and for the aforesaid CITY, Thomas
NJ. Ahrisnd. President, and Thomas L. D. Walford,
Secretary, of the Union Building Fund COMPANY.
s true exhibit of the condition of the Company to
the 3lst day of December 1854 to the best Of their
knowledge aud belief Given under my hand this,
30th day of January, 1855.
ia 3I-lt JAMES EVANS JP
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DEMOCRATIC REcoHDER.-This paper, published
in Fredericksburg, has been purchased by Messrs.
Stephen c. Curry and Robert B. Alexander the
late editor NJ s. G. Daniel, retiring on account Oh
impaired health The new proprietors are practi-
cal printers and industrious men. The Recorder
under their supervision, will undoubtedly be made
an interesting newspaper.
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DAGuERREoTYrEs to Europe, are informed thai
they can have them taken in superior and durable
ali air IL. p. eIMONS,
Il sn ISL Main 81.
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NANDLEH-Hperm. Adamantins an(
~ Tallow Candies. for sale hv
81 vERsER soissEAu.
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No REGIsrER-Joseph Gray free ne
gro, had no register when brought before the
Mayor and was therefore sent TO prison to await
the &C ton of the Hastings Court.
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The warrant AGAINST Patrit

DIsMrssEp.-The warrant against Patrick
III Gentry, for assaulting and beating Mrs. Eliza
beth Gentry, was yesterday dismissed by the Mayor
at the request of the lady complainant, who was
willing to forgive the ills she had suffered, with the
hope that they would not be repeated.
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Mns1oAL SoIREE.-Our readers will

MUSICAL SOIREE-Our readers will OBJ
serve that Mrs. D'EsTvAN and Miss DE LACY give
this evening a concert at the Metropolitan Hail.
we understand these ladies come with strong re-.
concentrations as to talents, and that they have
determined to make Richmond their permanent
place of abode to teach tue Piano Forte and sing
ing. Colonel D'Estvan is an exile from Hungary,
and this alone will enti,e him to the sympathies OF
our musical public. We trust to see full house.
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PART FIRST.
L. Solo-Piano-"Veriations dc Bravura," composoa
and executed by
AUGUST GoCKEL
2. Duetto-from Don Juan. Via CT darern.n Mozart.
SIGNoRA D'ORMY and SIeSoR CUTURI.
g. Solo-Violin-Grand Fantasia, from La Favori.
...'..... .Aiard.
PAUL JULIEN.
L. Aria-from II Giuramento. ......... .Mercandsnts
SIGNoRA DORMY.
). Romanza-from Macbeth. ...............,.yerdi
SIGNoR CUTURI.
g. Solo-VioIin-The Witches Dance. -. Pagaujrj.
PAUL JULIEN.
PART SECOND.
7. Piano Fortc-Ths Naiad Queen-Coucsrt Pol
AUGUST GOCKEL.
8. National M sdlsy-.Hungarian Songn
SIGNoRA DORMY.
3. SoIo-VioIin-9rand Fantasia Caprievieux Temps.
PAUL JULIEN.
TO- Aria ....................Fro From Maria di Rudsnz
SIGNoR CUTURI.
II. Piano Observation-Disclosures BureEque. .Gocksl.
AUGUST yGOCKEL.
IL. Brindsi-"H Segreto," for Centrato, (Lucrezs
bCrglal .Uonizetl.
SIGsoRA D'ORMY.
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS.
Ev- Doors open at 7-Concert to commepcs at
O'Clock.
Tickets for sale at Taylor's Music store and the
pi''''- ~ H. HANINGToN, Agent.
ia
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MEETING AT OREGON CHAPEL.-An ad-

MEETING AT OREGON CHAPEL.-An ad-
journed meeting of the citizens of Richmond re-
sid ng on Oregon Hill aud its vicinity was held ut
the Baptist Chapel, on Monday night last
The meeting was organized by the appointment q
MIR. l.. 3 HILL Chairman, aad MI. EARNEST
kRANGI.E as Secretary.
The Chairman stated the Committee appointed at
the last meeting had been unable to prepare re-
port in time to be submitted to the present meeting.
On motion, that committee was enlarged to seven,
with Instructions to prepare and present petition
to the City Council, asking that body to give the
residents OF Oregon Hill come communication by
carriage way to other sections Of the city, without
the necessity of travelling through portion of
rico county to reach the city of Richmond, in which
they reside.
The committee to prepare the petition to the
Council consists of the following gentlemen: Messrr
Charles s. Morgan, Charles Dimmock Lawson B.
Hill, Williams Evans, john Appleyard L. Nj. Car
ter and Vincent Bargamin
The meeting was than addressed by several gen.
tlemen, after which it adjourned.
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John Mitchell has pnblished letter. saying that
biz controversy with Col schouIer, Of Cincinnati,
v . W end.
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FROM CAPETowN.-By an arrival at Boston, we
have Capetown dates to Dec. 5th. Lord Grey, the
new Governor of the Province, had arrived. The
papers make mention Of suspicious movements
among the Kaffrs, indicating fresh troubles. No
actual outbreak has occurred
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THE STEAM FIRE ENGINE, "Miles Greenwood, "
exhibited In Washington on Monday, is said to have
performed admirsbly-supplying itself by a sue.
ton pipe and throwing two very large streams
nearly 100 feet high.
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LADIES DoRCAs SOCIETY de sre to return their sin
cere thanks to Mr. RICHARDSON for his late liberal
donation to the aud feel happy to say that it 10 not
the first time they have felt the benefit of his cha
rity. ia3I-Itt
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CONDUCTOR KILLED-On Saturday last, con.
ductor of freight train, on the New York Central
Railroad, named c. A. Curtis, was instantly killed
by striking his head against a beam in the Cahoes
bridge. He was on the top Of the car at the time of
the accident, and stood with his back turned to.
wards the bridge, and striking ii broke his neck
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
\

RICHMOND, January 80. 1855.
The parties interested in the fore g0ipg decree are
hereby notified to attend at this office on Thur day.
the 1st day of March, 1855 at 10 O'Clock A. M with
the evidence necessary to enable to perform the
duties prescribed by the said decree. The next of
kin and heirs the fathers side, Of the said
retta and Samuella Andrew, deceased. claiming to
be interested in the distribution of their estates are
hereby also notified to attend before at the time
and place aforesaid and exhibit the evidence in sup
port of their claima. JAS. z. HEATH
ia Si-cw4w Com,r
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GATCH THE RUNAWAY.-Left NV
~ premises ak mills North of Richmond, on SIM.
Gay morninG 18th Of JAM, my Negro Boy, @ EORGE.
1 ssols sioSpa and amps owing 70 burn in the
very sisbs. Age, ls height, feet inches. cola,
black. s'f so'oi,
y will give Us. II taken out Of Henrico county. ar
sio y taken within the county 70 any one who vii
secure him, and notify me promptly Of the ssma
through the Post Ofice, or otherwise 80
10 3l-3ts q TJTcrYYa pAv,s
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THE KINNEY ExPEDITIoN-A telegraphich des
| patch, dated Washington, JAM 90, says:
doubtful rumor prevails here that the Presi-
dent will issue proclamation against the Kinney
expedition, Tomorrow. Col. kinney's head. quar-.
tiers is at the National Hotel, which is thronced
with officers OF the expedition. Patent fire arms
of various descriptions-pistols rifles, and shor
arms are being inspected.
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METROPOLITAN HALL.

i ~ Y IL . y ~ i IL IN
RESPECTFULLY announces that be
IL will give his
FIRST CONCERT
ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1sr, 1855
Upon which occasion he will be assisted BY ths fol.
lowing eminent artists
Sip'ra MARTINI D'ORMY,
Prima Contralto from the Opera Houses of Raj,
lin, Madrid. Psrs aud New York-frst appearance.
SignOr CUTURI,
Late principal Baritone of the Grisi & Mario
roupe-his firrt appearance here,
AUGUST GOCKEL,
Pianist to the Emperor Of Austria.
w. r. BROUGH, MANAGER.
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NEW NOVEL BY LOVER.-Tom

IN Crssbie and his Friends. By Samuel Lover,
Esq Illustrated. Soc.
Avillion and other Tales. By the author Of solve
'arhe Head of tbs Family" &c. sos.
harper for February. PIC.
Cooley for February. Csc.
Graham fer February. Csc.
News Boy. 81 25
Way Dewn East. By Jack Downing. $i25
South Side of Slavery. By Nehemiah Adams, D.
d. 75c.
Manual Of Sacred history. By John Henry Kurtz,
D. ID. Translated from the German by Charles Il.
Schoeder, d. D. 81 25. =
Ruth Hall By Fanny Fern. 81 25.
Wtkof's Courtship. Paper SOC; cloth. @I.25
For sale by GEO nj WET
Exchange Bookstore, next door to Post Office
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SOARING RoGuE.-Last Monday night,
one of the watchmen at the Virginia Central Z all.
road Depot, person approach one of the fregh
cars unlock the DOOR, snd take out box Of
oranges, and another Of candy. Fearing that the
medistey made at him. bat before he could get close
enough to lay hold, the fellow bolted up the track
and being heeter than his puIsuer, made hs escape.
,rne time after. the same Waterman encountered a
negro man near the Depot and attempted to take
him into custdy; but the ruten resisted, and finally
made his escape leaving of the skirts of his coat
and new umbrella behind him.