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Estate Of Thomas w. johnson and partnership Of
.I0hn60n d. Fitch.

~ Lafourche.-Fifth Judicial District Court.
WHEREAS w. HALL, of said parish, has this day filed
with the Clerk of said Court final account Of said Estate
Therefore, al persons hereby warned and notified to
file their objections if any they have to the said account
with the Clerk of said Court at his office in the town Of
Thbodaux in thirty days after the first publication hereof
the said tableau will be confirmed in due of law
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court, this
f8S 18th day of January one thousand eight hundred
9S6SE and ffty-fve l4-S0d1 L. 8. ALLAN, Clerk.
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LADIES VS.. GENrLEMEN.-A good deal has been
said and well said, too, about men speaking Of
their wives as "ladies.n 1t would sound very rid
culous to hear lady call her husband "my gent.
eman," would it not s-or ask another lady "where
her gentleman wasy" when inquiring concerning
her husband. One is just as bad taste the other
Giving up plain husband" and plain "wife, and
plain way of calling people by their right names
We'shouldn't be at all surprised if that class Of
society who hunt for roundabout ways to express
their IDEAS might in little while, when inquirng
about ones sons and daughters, adopt such modes
Of expression as these:
How is your eldest masculine offspring" or,
" How is your little female darling who addresses
you as parent"
We can imagine one of these high-aown I'M
natural individuals addressing a complaint to a
neighbor in the following language:
any dear gentleman your specimen Of the
canine species was, by your youngest masculine
offspring, set upon my sladys' feline pet; and had
it not been for your eldest femme Ethiopian bond
woman, it would by compulson, have been forced
to depart this life"
There is good deal of deserved satire in this.
There is nothing in reality more vulgar than an al
fectation Of hight sounding language in cases where
the employment of simple terms would not only be
better, but more expressive One often hears
"burst" for bust, forhead changed to forward y
and the like, showing villanous bad taste, in the
man who hsesit. Let it be reformed altogether
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LAWYER TURNED CARPESTER.-The lawyer
who afled the bill, shaved note, cut an acquain-
tance split hair, made an entry, raised haul got
up case, formed an Indictment, empamelled a
Jury, put them in box, nailed witness, hammer
ed judge, chisled client, and bored whole
court"-all in one day-has since 'laid down the
law and turned carpenter.
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~ The way to make tall man "short I" is to
ask him to loan you a thousand dollars
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FORMATION OF A POLISH LEGION AGAINST
RUSSIA Paris Correspondent Of the Daily
News says:
Three hundred and eighteen Polish non-com-
missioned officers and soldiers have accepted
the offer made by the French Government to
the Russian prisoners quartered in the Isle of
AK, to enrol themselves in foreign legion to
fight against Russia. They are to be sent i'm
mediately to Bastia (Corsica,) where the depot
of the two foreign legions is stationed, and as
soon as they are armed and equipped they will
be transported to the Crimea, there to be incor-
porated with the active battalions of the foreign
legion which forms part of the I'd brigade Of
the 9th division. Some of the Russian prisoners
at AK exhibited considerable anger at this
wholesale desertion of the Car by their Polish
comrades In fact the 318 comprise nearly all
the Poles at the station. The interference of
an armed force was necessary to prevent the
prisoners from coming to blows with each other
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DRIVATE INSTITUTE. Il shall
FrcsI, Supply Of Groceries.

TN view of the low water season we
Il have entirely replenise stock of Family Groceries
and Western Produce. We here enumerate few Of our
leading articles:
FLOUR, best brands. CANVASSED HAMS.
SMOKED BACON. COFFEE, Java and Rio.
SUGAR CURED BEEF RICE, Carolina and Creole.
LEAF lard. CHEESE, Of all kinds.
BUTTER Goshen and west'n SUGAR. Loaf and Brown.
SALT Coarse and fine. HAMMOCKS.
TEAS of all kinds FANCY CORDIALS
WINES, BRANDIES, &C. GREEN PEAS, Hermetical-
IOBSTERS and SARDiNES. 1y sealed. =, -.
PICKLES. of every variety OLIVES, Plain { Stuffed.
TABLE SAUCES. NUTS, Of all kinds.
PORK, Mess and Prime. =, ~ MACKEREL. ~
All OF which We are selling at the lowest prices.
e.. VAN LEW 4 BELLO.
iuy29 Corner Jackson and Levee streets.
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Marie de Thibodanx, CO Is JAN 1855.
4 VISAU BOULANGERS. lie prix de

Ia Far;ne fraiche etant 90 sur IL sarche de Il Nou
relies Orleans les Bouange sont requis de donner rs
ONCE do pain poar dix cents, dnrant "a semane pro-
chaine. v D. TERREBONNE, Maire.
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Ayayotalty, Thibodau1, Jan. 49, 1855.
NOTICE TO BAKERS. The price of

Fresh For being IS co. in the New Orleans Market,
Bakers Ar required to give rs Of bread for ten cents
during next week. V. D. TERREBUSNE, Mayor.
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Estate Of Robert Ianner.
THERE will! be sold by the Sheriff
Il of Terrebone lat hesCourt House, in Homua, ON MON
DAY, the 4h day of FEBRUARY, 1885, the land belonging
to Wayne Tanner and the estate Of Robert Tanner Said
land containing about thousand arpens situated in
the Parish of Terrebone, the Bayou Black few miles
above Tgerve and the depot OF the New Orleans Opeou-
sa& G. W. Railroad One fourth of the price payable in ALL
and each of the months Of March, 1885, 56 81 and 49,
For further particulars, apply to Wayne Tanner Or to
3-tds F. s. GOODE in Houma.
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T OOhING GLASS Plates
IL Bring your frames and have them filled with
fine Looking Glass Plate which can be had of
E5I Us. FRIZELL
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Succession de TAnneas W. johnson ct III Soc;ete de
johnson d F3tcB.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE.-Cou

IL du Cinquieme District ParoTse de Lafourche.
ATTENDU: Que WINCHESTER HALL, de la paroisse,
jour depose compile fnal Grefer de dte Cour
de la dite Succession, ct de ladite ,Societe.
En- consequence outes les personnes qu pOuaent ayor
DIES objections dit Taheau sont par les presenes
dams la vile de Thibodaux dams les trente our u suivront
la premiere publication de Get avis, simon le dit abeau
sera accorde ct contirrne scion Ia loi. a,
~ TeInoin main ct lie sceau de Ia dte Cour, CO
3LS 70 Janvier, mil hust cent cinqtiaita CHG.
(--) [4-3GI l.. S. ALLAN, Gfef6er.
TENTE DE SHERIFF
Fiat DE LA LOUIsrANE-Cour du Cinqnieme Dis
rct Judicare egeant dams ct pour Paroisse de La
fourche.
Firmin Iacapsre ,oo-
Henry Eag 81: ct ais. w. '''.'
par suste Cour ct cause cdessus intulee ct
num6roee: J'ai saisi ct Jorrai vehte pubique la
Mason de Cour situee dams vile de Thbodax, sAMEDl
les de FEVRIER, 1856, IL heures m, la proprete
suivante, SAVIOR: .,t
La MoiTIE DU PARTIE SUD dun certain moroccan de
terre sue dams la dte parosse de Lafourche rive droe
du bayou Laourche dams lie voisinage immediate de Ia
vile de Thibodaux, ct environ trenetros arpens du
bayou LafourChe mesrant arpent carree surface,
la dte moie de terrain ct borne face Quest
chein de six peds de argeur reserve par Charles Dup
Nord rar faure mote du dit terrain appartenant
Drausin Heny ct Est par les terres de Chas Dnpres
TERMEs VENTE.-Un credit 6e donze mois les ac-
quereurs ourssant eurs Obligation bonnie q valable
caution p0rtan nteret raison de hut cent de
Ia date usqu'a par Placement, Une hypohsque specale
est reservee sur la proprietee vendue.
La dite vente fate pour saisfe fe principal int.
rets ct frais de ce process. Aids M. BOURG, Sheriff
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WAKEMAN & SMITH
Have just received complete and varied assortment Of
@00oLnoEs

@0>~@S09
OUITABLE for Fall and Winter, COM
~ prsing fine stock Of CLOTHING, manufactured by
swen Montross of buon and Fulton streets New
York. who acknowledged to be the best manufacturers
of Clothing in the United States they take particular
pains in selecting the best material and in having their
goods cut in the most approved style and made up in the
best manner possible. -. &, , , ~.
UNDERSTANDS, of every quality and price; Fine Silk
Cravats and Ties suspenaers Half Hose beached brown
and mixed best quality Engsh HATS of all kinds coors,
and qualities. And as for .,..... f,
FINE DRY GOODS have the pretiest lot of DeLaines,
Mernos Csheres Bareges and Prints offered to the
good people Of Th5oda and vicinity. Also,
FLANNftS, fine white silk warp fine pink, blue, orange
purple aud other colors assortment of fine lid and
1874 French Bed Blankets; Cassimeres-bes American,
English and French, of TIE latest patterns.
DENNIS, Tickings Bomestics, Paids and Stripes Plain
Linseys Irish linen Table Ien, ard Bed Linen Croekery
sadery large quantity of bleched Cottons, shaws fine
Cashmere and Blanket Coats, Spool Thread and general
assortment of
PLANTATION GooDs,-Rsst Oak .Russetts. Collars:
ames, Breechng, Blind Brides, Negro Clothes, Leather
Cart Saddles overseers Whips, Crosscut Saws Kettles
Pots, Frying Pans, Rope 0akum Packing, Nails, &c.
WINES and LIQUORS. of the best qualities. and gen.;
eral and complete assortment of Goods that fill
any orders that may be favored with. r.
Sept. 80, 1854. WaKEMAN & SMITH
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OST.-Either in the Town of

/ OST.-Either in the Town OF KzzlEESssd
- Houma. the road between thatlES#@JN#J
place and ThboiauN, the evening oflE2@@Saaaaa@3
December 3st, last, number of valuable papers, en-
closed IN a yellow envelope, marked "Munson Papers"
The papers enclosed consist of Of 900 each da.
ted April 18th, 1916, by N Green and j. NJ vors,
and payable to jeremiah Manson Five six receipts,
letters addressed to the subscriber some to Messrs j.
c. A. Beatty. One letter to Geo. Wright one to Lewis
Whtema OF New Orleans and also other papers and writ
ten memoranda relating to the property estate of ere
mah Munson. ANY person finding said papers and giving
advice thereofto leaving them with Nessrs j. A.
Beatty, of Thbodaux, shall be literally rewarded
3-tf JAMES R. STANBERY.
ORNATE INSTITUTE. Il shall
Il continue teaching to limited number Of pupils,
my old place Mrs. II. c. Knobochs lot.
For terms and conditions apply to myself, at Victor
Richards Store, to L. S. Allan, at the Court House.
Jan. 9th, Sly CHAS l.. sCHIFFERSTE1N.
WIGWAM HOTEL.-This no. z-zz!A
w tel just erected at Bayou des Alemands, [assaR
ThityTwo miles from New Orleans, and Twenty ME4zN
miles from Bayou Lafource the Opelousas Railroad
the accommodation Of the travelling and pleasure seeking
community. The table is supplied with the best meats
and gamethe bar with the best Of brandies and wines
Hunting and fishing very good. Hunters, call and for
yourselves Kept by J. N. WALGAMOT
October I, 1854. ~.
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MAGAZINES.
1VI Just received at the Thibodaux Literary Depot
HARPERS MONTHLY, for January.
PUTNANrS MONTHLY, for January.
GODEYS LADYSS BOOK, g
FRANKS LESLIE'S FASHION BOOK.
HOUSEHOLD WORDS, ETC., etc, for sale by
3-n. BENNETT GALABERT.
" ATCHES.-The subscribers have
" just received lot Of Best English Lever
Watches, which will be sold low to COOL paynasters
sep50 WAKEMAN & LMITH
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SEWING MACHINES.-Singer's Pa
~ tent Straight Needle Perpendicular Action Sewing Ma
chine-of unequaled reputation for excellence and dura
bilty, for sa by j. YATES BENNETT,
june23 Post Office, Thbodaux.
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THE subscribers offer large quantities
l. of Moussellane de Lane black and coored Alpacas,
American Prints, Ginghams &C., at small advance above
prime cost prices. nova WAKEMAN & SMITH.
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Pure Medicines.

TIE HoVt Witt every Vafletv and KIND OF medches nave
just been received and are for SALE by j. S. FRZEIL
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w. INGALLS,, Portrait Painter,
TT AS taken studio over the Post Of
IL fee for the purpose of exercising his art Persons
wishing portraits will make the known to J. Ben
nett, Esq. Att.
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imported from South Carolina
~ and Virginia. For sale by J. NJ E. SHARP,
Aft 1853 Gravier street, New Orleans
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AIexandria Items.

About II o'clock on Saturday night, after John
s. Barbour, Esq, President of the Orange and AL
exandria Railroad Company, had retired, ball,
from apistol It Is presumed, entered the window
of his sleeping apartment striking him, whilst ly-
ing in bed upon the hinder part Of the head caus-
ing, most fortunately, only flesh wound, which
did not prevent Mr. B. from appearing in the street
yesterday. -
Philip e. Rogers, son Of Mr.. John @. Rogers, OF
Alexandria county, and about 10 years Of age, had
his left thumb dreadfully shattered by his pistol
going of at half cock. Amputation became necss-
sary, and It was performed by Drs. Fairfax and
Murphy.
The following members have been elected Off
GERS Of the Mount Vernon Guards, viz John A.
Field, quartermaster; VIM. w. Allen, orderly SER
geant; @. w. Neale. I'd do; James Javins, Sd do;
John L, Smith, Jr., 4th do.
A little son Of Mr.. Sinners, two years of age, &C.
cidentally fell from chair and broke one OF his
legs. The little fellow is doing as well as could be
expected. sa
A son Of Mr., Joshua shipley fell while playing,
and broke his arm near the wrist. He is about
two years of age.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY A. GREEN, Auciioneer.


LxTENsIvE SALE OF DIAMONDS.
II JewelTy, Gold Watches, &c., at Auc.
tiOn. --0n Thursday, the 9th instant, shall SELL
at my Auction Room, " the corner Of Seventh and
ID streets, at l014 o'clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock, r NJ
one Of the finest assortments OF Watches, Jewelry
&C.. ever offered for sale in Washington, viz:
Superb single stone Diamond Rings and Pins
Cluster Diamond Rings, Pendant Ear Rings
Sngie-stone and Cluster Diamond Breastpins
Diamond Brooches and Bracelets
Elegant singIe.stone Diamond Pins and Rings
combined
Suites Of fine real Cameo, Mosaic and plain Gold
Engraved and Enamelled Jewery, ia cases
containing Bracelets, Ear Rings and Broochef
Fine Gold Guard, Fob, and Vest Chains
Gold Seals. fine Gold Pencils Thimbles, Penn
and Pencil Cases
4 Card Cases, in silver and gold
Fine Gold Levers, Anchor Escapement Watcher
&C., by the best French, English, and Swiss
Ladies' fine Gold Enameed Watches, with dis
mond backs
Heavy Gold Fob Chains, Ladies' Fine Gold Chat
elaines g,l
Plain Gold Rings, Studs, Sleeve Buttons
Rich Silver-mounted Dressing Cases &c.
fTt A g a. GREEN,
dec Gid Auctioneer.
s5y- The above sale Is postponed until
Friday, the 2Sth instant, same hour.
A. GREEN,
dec 27-2t Auctionesr.
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by JAS. G. MCGUIRE,

UyRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE
II Real Estate.--By virtue Of deed Of trust,
made To the subscribers for the benefit of all parties
concerned will expose ut public sale, on Friday,
the 2Sh day Of December 1856 at the hour Of A. T. ~,
in front Of the premises, the following Land
and promises, situate l. street north, between
Thirteenth AMI Fourteenth streets west in the city
Of Washington, being the eastern half of Lot NUM-
bercd 3, In squsre No. EAT, with the improvements
thereon, being a two story frame building, Ten,g
for % per month The whole front Of the premises
is 80 feet, and running back 16t feet TO an alley
Said property s IN an eligible situation for private
residence being in the immediate vicinity Of Frank
lin Row.
Terms Of sale: 0ne-half cash, aud the residue in
three six nine, twelve fifteen, and eighteen months,
with interest Unless the terms are complied with
within three days from the day of sale, the property
will be resold at the expense OF the first purchaser.
All conveyanciDg at the expense of the purchaser.
THOMAS G. DOM,
EDWARD G, DARLINGTON,
Trustees.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
dec o2--d Auctioneer.
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TO THE LADIES, ESPECIALLY.
lvn son-- y ~
A large and most choice lot Of superior French
Embroideries
Many sets Linen and Cambria, suitable for ladies
in mourning
Misses Embroidered Collars and Sleeves
Ladies Head Dresses
Fancy and Breakfast Caps
Yalenciennes and English Thread Laces
Also, full supply elimination Laccs
Black French Laces, all widths
Black and White Blonde Lace
Black Lace Falls, all prices
Extra rich Embroidered Muslin Collars and
Sleeves
A large and choice assortment Of handsome Bon.
net and Sash Ribbons
Black Bugle Flowers, very choice
large assortment of French Flowers, roses and
Bunches
Glove Tops, white and colored
A large assortment Of low-priced plain and rich
embroidered Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs
full supply Of ladies' and misses Cotton Me
rino, and Raw Silk Hose
Children's Merino and Raw Silk Gloves all sizes
With almost every article usually found in Lace
and Fancy Store.
Keeping none but the most choice goods, and hav.
ing moderate prices respectfully solicit call from
the ladies wanting articles in my line.
Mrs b. r. CUTTINGS,
No IA, Pennsylvania avenue,
dec ls--6teoif Between 9Th and 9th streets.
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IL Engyavings.A. Green will sell at Auction,
at No. 800, Pennsylvania avenue on Monday the 3lst
instant at II A. H., and in the evening at T. p. NJ
large and valuable collection Of new Line Aquatint,
and Mezzotint Engrayings, just imported. Sold ON
The attention of connoisseurs and artists invited
TO these superior works OF art comprising the choicest
productions of tho modern masters engraved by the
best English engrar II is the finest lot OF En-
cravings ever offered.
Sale positive. Terms cash.
Goods now on free exhibition at 500 Pennsylvania
avenue near Adams's Express Office.
A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
N. b. Parties unable TO attend the Auction, can
buy ut private sale till Monday next ut fifty per cent
under the usual prices.
dec 97--3t
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOoDsI

HAT, CAP, AND GENT EMS FUR
NISHING ESTABl TENT.
TIME Undersigned ha, ns at great ex-
IL pense fitted up In splendid style Store No.
1872, Pennsylvania avenue, between y nth and Tenth
Streets north side have the honor 10 TO the
citizens of the District members Of Congress stran
gers, and the public generally, that they are now
opening and have ready for inspection, superior
and fashionable stock Of such articles as are usually
found in o first class Gentlemens Furnishing Estab-
lishment They enuueraie, in part
Leary's, Beebe's, Genin's, and other fashionable
styles of Dress Hats
Felt Hats, for men and boys, all sizes, shapes,
and prices
Navy, black, and fancy Cloth Caps, for men and
boys
Understands and Drawers, Of silk, lambswoo,
Shaker flannel, Tevot and Scotch WOOL CASH
mere, merino, net cotton, Canton flannel, dc
(some extra large, Of all qualities and prices
Dress Shirts, Of linen and cotton, with plain and
French wristbands
Gloves Stocks, Ties, Cravats, Suspenders, Ho-
siery Of all kinds
/ Pocket Hnndkerchiefs &c.
Ia Dressing Robes, Smoking Goats and Caps
Gentlemens Shavls Muifiers, and Gauntlets
Canes, Umbrellas, Toilet Articles &c
All OF which they respectfully solicit an examina-
tion feeling confident that several years experience
in this business will enable them TO present induce.
ments TO all who may favor them with call.
Fair dealing and moderate prices may DO relied
upon. Call at
GEO. H. B. WHITE cos,
No. 1872, Penn. ay., bet. 9th and 10th streets.
nov 8O-eodimif
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Let US endsavor to bring to the discharge Of our
respective duties AL the Judgment energy and
Christian kindness. i 10 In our power 10 exercise
then, If csasysd unjastly, We can calmly leave our
cause with I" Him whojudgeth rightsously.n We
are reminded, not only "by changing scenes, and
dying friends" but by me lengthening shadow on
our backward track, that eyen-tide approaches and
rest is near Let us work while It Is day.
n Let us go forth cherishing the spirit and imita-
ting the conduct OF the good Samaritan, feeling
that ,chereper man is--falen, wounded, broken
hearted, there is our asigh6or, claiming at our
hands such services as he needs, II in our power
to give, on the basis Of the Divine prccept-" Do
unto others as you would that others should do
unto you" .sefe fs8 saaa
-
E December lob this Society will have completed
its Il 18th anniversary.
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RICH JEWELRY.

RICH JEWELRY.
HAVE just received large and rich
= assortment Of Fine Jewelry for the Holidays,
comprising
Rich Cameo, Mosaic, and plain Pins and Ear
Rings of the latest style 9t tG
Sleeve Buttons, Studs, and variety Of other
Gold Jcwelry. 5q
Also, fine collection Of Silver Gobets Cups, Nap
kin Rings, Spoons, &C.
Together with somes superior time-keeping Watches,
in gold and silver cases, which am selling as usual
at New York city prices and no advance on account
Of the increasing demand for my goods
H. o. HOOD,
Sign Of the Large Eagle,
dec 22--dlwif 4 Penn avenue. No AIS
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pf1kr MnhaBct MI. JSuefnVus
The Manager begs leave 10 announce, after having
spent some months in arranging preminaries for
congregaing together gga
THE FIRST ACTORS OF THE DAYi
That, having accomplished the object proposed Ire
ID prepared TO present to the
\ PE0PLE OF THE UNITED STATES
Through their representatives, the
MEMBERS OF BOTH HOUSES OF CONGRESS,
Shcridan's great Comedy of
1.-THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDALS,
In style hitherto uninterrupted with east Of char.
acters embracing the names of the
MOST DISTINGUISHED AR tISTES
Of the age who have been selected from the prnci.
pal cities in the Union to present to the public
Play chosen for it's excellence as literary
composition, and the advantage ii pos
sesses for presenting host of tai
ent in any equal array Of char
a 5s'g acter, each part being sus-
tanned by an acknowl-
at edged great 4a
REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE DRAMA!
Mr., JAMES Il. MURDOCH, Ga N; n +
Mr.. HENRY PLACIDE, e
ha Mr.. JAMES ". WALLACK, Jr., /
Mr.. CHARLES BASS,
Viii a,,sf Mr.. A. III. DAVENPORT
Mr. J. JEFFERSON, A 4 ~ !, NJ.
Mr.. w. ELLIS 55.s ss s s
Mr.. J. B. HOWE, ,t.is .a.l
sa w Mr.. EDWIN ADAMS,
Mr.. R. P. JONES.
Miss LIZZIE WESTON, w, M I-8 tsa
: Mrs. AUCKLAND, formerly Miss Kate Horn. J
Miss NARY DEVLfN, NJ
8i r9s Win appear in tho piece.
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TO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.

a GENTLEMAN accustomed to corres-
"A pondence wishes employment TO copy or direct
letters and documents, or otherwise assist in such
matters.
The same gentleman has several fine Rooms for
rent, fronting on Pennsylvania avenue, at No. 332,
well furnished They are convenient 10 Dexter's
Hotel, where meals may be procured.
dec diff
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HATS, CAPS, FURs, &c.
CLOSING OUT STOCK AT COST.

Il. EVANS, 236, PennsyIv ania Ave-
- nue., offers for sale bis large and wellselectcd
stock of Hats Caps Furs, &c. at cost for few days,
being DESTROYS Of closing out, with view to making
other and more extensive business arrangements
His stock - now very full, particularly Of Furs,
object TO purchasers tocsll dec 7--f