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MADAME MACALLIsTER

Is an italian by birth, educated in Paris, in which
city the young Magician first saw the lady, and won
her heart and hand. She is highly born and posses
become able and dexterous assistant to her hus-
band in his bewitching and bewilderng Feats Of Nee
romancy. They are both still young. Recently in
Spain, the performance of the Wizard and his Lady
were the leading fashion Of whole season. Madame
Macalster is a daughter Of one of Napoeons most
celebrated officers, distinguished in many Of the En-
peror's battles.
HER MAJESTY THE QUEENl
Had splendid Pavilion erected for them in her Pal
ace at Madrid, where their nightly feats were honored
by the smiles and paudts OF the entire Royal house
hold, as well as by crowds of the Spanish nobility
and gentry. Several Splendid Diamonds were pre-
scented to the Wizard by Her Majesty these occa-
United States &c. have been visited by these arstes
the different languages Of which countries they speak
auently, and have universally won golden opinions
as well as golden favors in each.
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rAUTION.-The public are cautioned
~ against impostors who have attempted to palm
themselves upon the community as being connected
with the Office Ct Drs. Brothers a Gray, we nc
knowledge such agents connexions. We are
the only Physicians in this part Of the country that
practice after the German, Indian, and Uroscopian
ractice.
Remember only Office, in this city, is l7s South
b street, Island. jan l9--eod2w
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FINE JEwELRY.

II HAvEjust received new supply Of the
u latest styles Of Jewelry, and have just finished
fine lot Of pure Silver Ware, ssch Tea Sets, Cob
let's, Cups Spoons Forks, Ladies' Butter, Fish, and
Pie Knives, Napkin Rings, DC DC; all Of which
will sell at much lower prices than is usually asked
for the same quality of goods At other establishments
in this city. And every article will be warranted ~
represented at tnse Of SALE at 4siPennsylvsnis sv-
snue, between ~ and sth streets -
dec 1S-dH III o. HOOD.
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sO1REES MAGIQUEs.
Memoir Of the GREAT MAGICIAN,
MACALLIST Err!
The Wonder Of the Age!

This extraordinary Professor of the Cabastic Art is
engaged by
Mn. MALONE RAYMOND,
(Lecturer, Humorist, and author Of "Hours in Ire
land and other lands, to appear in all his Nee
romantic Wonders, at
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
For Six Nights, commencing on
Monday Evening, January Goth, 1855,
And following evenings.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 29.-The blocks of marble
prepared for the Washington Monument by the
firemen and actors of this city, viii leave here To-
morrow morning for Washington, and be formally
presented on Wednesday.
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PmLApKLpHIA, January 29th.-Mr. Mailman, a
tobacco merchant of Trenton, was drowned yester-
day, by the upsetting of boat near Leeds Point.
Jonathan Sooy, who was also in the boat chung to
Il and reached the shore in safety.
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Mem York Markets.

New York, Jan. 80.-Flour-Sales of good Ohio
at 50 SO 1.2 a 90; southern Is frm-sales Of !, 200
bbls. Wheat-sales of southern white at 81 90.
Corn is unchanged, with moderate demand at
previous rates-sales of $4,000 bushels. Pork is
unchanged. Beef is unchanged, with a limited
business. Lard is downward and dull. Whiskey-
sales of Ohio at SO cents.
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Later from Capetown.

BosroS, Jan. 29.--By an arrival here to-day we
have Capetown dates to December 5. Lord Grey,
the new governor Of the province, had arrived.
The papers make mention Of suspicious movements
among the Kaffirs indicating fresh troubles. No
actual outbreak has occurred
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METROPOLITAN MECHANICS INsTI-
TUrE LECTURES.

OFs WHITAKER VIII ucIIvCf q
- course of lectures before the Institute on the
ARTS OF THE BIBLE.
The first lecture will be delivered on Wednesday
evening next, 3lst instant in the Institute rooms,
over G. a 7. Parker's store, at Ia o'clock.
This lecture viii comprise
Building, Briek-making, Agriclltars, Mia, de-,
all TO be illustrated by numerous drawings.
The public are respectfully invited.
Lecture free. by order
p. M. PEARSON,
jan 29-3t Intel Recording Secretary.
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Falling of a bridge.

WILKEsBARRr, pa Jan. H.-The long bridge
over the Susquehanna, at Towanda, fell yesterday,
slightly injuring Dillon H. Brown, Of New York.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

TAhE TAHIIIUIAh NUIICE.
EROM this date until the first day of
IL March, shall sell my entire stock fifteen per
for spring supplies My stock of Dry Goods is largo
aud wellassorted which will be sold strictly above
represented My stock Of Shoes cannot be surpassed
in the city.
have on hand about SO cases Of Mems and Boys
Boots which must be sold by the list Of March, at
some price; 200 pair thick-sole Morocco Walking
Shoes at as cents good any sold in the city for
81 90; large lot Of Morocco Boots 81 90, good
ticle Patent Leather Jenny Linds, rs cents Misses
Lasting Caters, so cents Ladies' Lasting Caters,
81 co. good any sold for 81 rs with every kind
Of shoes kept in a well-assorted store.
All persons in want Of Dry Goods and Shoes will
save at least 10 per cent by calling before pur-
chasing. i. NJ. MAGRUDER,
Seventh St, No. $50, under Dorsey's Hotel,
an le--eod3w Second store from |.
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LOOK At THIsf

wv ANTED on or before the first Of
w March, in this city, small house with store
room attached; for such, fair price will be paid in
cash.
Address No. 500, 9Th street. near the Navy Yard
Washington, ID. @.
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drrest of a Mil Robber.

HARTFORD, Or, jan 2s.--Mr. Holbrook, the
post Office agent caused the arrest yesterday of the
ticket master, at Willimantic, of the New London
and Palmer Railroad, on the charge Of robbing the
nails
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Baltimore Markets,

BALTIMORE, JAN so-The grain market is fiat
this morning; $4,000 bush. Of wheat were offered;
quoted at 81 95 80 co. for white, and sales Of red
at 81 90 a 81 95. Corn-yeow, at 81 cts, white,
at "a s5 cts; mixed, at SO cts. Oats-Pennsyl-
vania, SO a 81; Maryland and Virginia, so a 80.
Tour-sales of $50 barrels Howard street, at IS
81 IL; City Mills, no sales, but held at $s %. a.
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Was born in the land of Robert Burns, but in early
youth visited the Continent of Europe where, for
years past he has practised the art Of Conura
ton and Mighty Magc and has acquired not only
vast wealth, but the highest professional renown in
his artistic Feats of Necromancy
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Murine Disaster.

NEW YoRK, January 29.-The ship Favorite,
from New Orleans for Boston, went ashore this
morning at Bakers Island The vessel and cargo
are a total loss The crew were saved.
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Arrical from Hapana.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 2s.-The steamer Isabel, from
Havana, via Key West, arrived here to-day, with
Cuban dates Of the 25th. The El Dorado left As
pinwall on the 25th for New York, and the Fulton
will leave in few days.
New Sugars were more abundant, but had not
accumulated in consequence of the demand for
shipping. They are reported one-fourth higher
than on the It'll. Rice is in good demand. Molas-
ses 8 IL, and in demand. Freights to Europe are
rather brisk, but to U. s. ports are very dull YES
sells are abundant; exchanges dull, at 10 IL on
London, and IL on New Yorc.
The Princeton is still at Key West
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.esfern Napiqation.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 29.--The Ohio Is full of heavy
ice, and the navigation is almost entirely suspend
ed. Eastern exchange Is one per cent. premium.
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PRACTICAL PLUMBING ESTABLISH

No 512, 7th street, opposite the Integencer Office
UyHE subscriber having completed his arr
u rsngements in his new store is now ready TO
furnish and put up all articles in hs the above line Of
premiership with a New York irm he feels fully
competent 10 do all work intrusted 10 him, with du-
rsbility, promptncss, and despatch.
dec. IL r. III. SIMS Practical Plumber
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a Railroad Conductor KILLED.

TRoY, N. Y, Jan. ga conductor on freight
train Of the Central Railroad, named G. A. Curtis,
was instantly killed yesterday by striking his head
against beam in Cahoe's bridge. He was on top
Of the car at the time of the accident, and stood
with his back turned toward the bridge, and, stri-
king IL broke his neck
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HAMS AND FLOUR.

- so bbls. choice Family and Extra super
Flour, for family use.
Also, 35 old Hams, prime article, cured in Vir-
JESSE B. WILSON,
No. 827 Pennsylvania avenue,
ian oy-3tay2w Between 9Th aud 7th SITS
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Charleston Market.

CHARLESTON Jan. 29.--Cotton has advanced IA
since the receipt Of the Pacifics news; sales of
5000 bales of middling at s Ia.
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GAS FITTING.
TIL MAS WIS,

I'll 0 M AS L Z W IS,
Practical Gas Filter, Tenth street,
Bet~een Pennsylrania avenue and Il street,
A few doors above McGuire's Auction Store.
TIME subscriber invites the attention Of
IL his friends and the public TO his establishment
where he is prepared TO fit up with Gas Pipe and
Fixtures, Stores Dwellings, Public Buildings &C. in
neat and substantial manner.
All who favor ME with their custom, may depend
upon having their work well done, and on reasonable
terms, as l am determined, by strict attention y
business, TO perform my contracts in such a
MS TO merit the appreciation Of my patrons.
THOMAS LEWIS
,8y-All orders promptly and personally attended
to- ian Q5-1m
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a BOOK THAT EVERY THINKING
n man should read, and one Of the most convin-
cling proofs against the errors of Romanism pub
lished.
The END Of Controversy" controverted. BY the
Right Rev. John II. Hopkins, ID. D., Bishop Of Yer
mont.
Loyola, and Jesuitism in its Rudiments. BY Isaac
Taylor.
Delineation Of Roman Catholicism, drawn from the
authentic and acknowledged standards Of the Church
Of Rome BY Rev. Charles Elliott ID. ID.
The History Of Romansm. BY John Bowling, ID.
Romanism Compared with the Bible.
Old Christianity against Papal Novelties. BY
Ouseey.
The Variations Of Popcry. By Samuel Edgar, DID.
The Mystery Solved, or Ireland's Miseries the
Grand Cause and Cure. BY Rev. X. Din, M. D.
Rome against the Bible, and the Bible against
Rome. BY VIM. s. Plumer, ID. ID.
Our Country; Its Danger and Duty. BY Rev. A.
A. Lpscomb
For sale by GRAY 4 BALLANTYNE
Jan 29--3t 4gS Seventh street
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ppJCpa m ADMJsSION

Reserved seats, SO cents; half price to reserved
seats only for children under twelve years general
admission, rs cents for all ages.
Doors open at III. Performance at 8.
Tickets can be had at the door on the evening.
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The Magician is accompanied by
j. M. WESTON, ESQ.,,
His Secretary, and attended by Servants and numer
GUS Assistants.
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Cold Weafher--Favigation Suspended
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 2o.--The weather is intensely
cold here, and the river Is full ofheavy floating ice.
The New Orleans and Cincinnati boats have
abandoned their efforts to make the trip.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MISS e. T. GREENrIELD..

MISS Es II. GHEENFIELUs
KNOWN AS THE
"BLACK SWAN
Has arrived and win give GRAND CONCERT.
this evening, Tuesday, January so, 1855,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF TnE
Fifteenth street Presbyterian Church.
Doors open at o'clock, and exercises to commence
at half past 4
To which the friends generally are respectfully in
PROGRAMME.
PART FIRST.
lst--,Solo on the Piano.
I'd" Sweetly Ger my senses stealing, sung by
Miss Il. T. Greenfield, arranged by BIsHoP.
4th.-Saluta La France, sung by Miss L. t. Green
field LopER.
5th.-Solo.
PART SECOND.
lst.-Solo or Duette on Piano.
sd-sound the Trumpet sung by Miss Green
3D. Instrumental.
4th; Like the gloom Of night retiring, sung by
Miss Greenfield arranged by BIsHoP.
Tickets, so cents, at the door.
lB- Reserved seats 81, TO be had at the church
between II and o'clock; also at the following book
stores Messrs Taylor Maury, Davs's, Ellis's and
Frank Tayors, Pennsylvania avenue. jan Soft
f" Let those who never laugh their lot deplore,
And those who always laugh, now laugh the more"
A NEW, JOYOUS, and MIRTH-INSPIRING
ENTERTAINMENT
Will shortly be given in this city by
MALONE RAYMOND,
The celebrated humorist lecturer, and illustrator Of
Irish life and manners, called
AN HOUR IN IRELAND,
And other lands,
Taken from his sketch book, already given by hum in
Europe and America, over
ONE THOUSAND NIGHTS!
Consisting Of Anecdotes, Songs, Stories of the Peas
antry, Recollections of Ireland, Burke, Grat-
tan, Wellington, O'Connell. Sheri-
dan, Goldsmith Lever, Flood,
Shiel, Lady Morgan,
Knowles, &C., &c.
Beings who have given Light to world and made
nation i've"
ley The time and place will be duly chronicled.
Jan 80--3t#
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Shipwreck, Loss Of life and Desperate Situation

LONG BRANCH, Jan. 3O.-The bark Argyle, from
Glasgow to New York, came ashore five miles south
of Squam Inlet, on the night Of the 2sth. She is
reported going to pieces The life-saving appara-
tus cannot be effectually used One man succeeded
in reaching the beach, -Four of the crew and one
passenger are known to have been drowned, and
FIVE are clinging to the bowsprit. The bark was
loaded with pig iron.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
REPORTED FOR THE
DAILY AMERICAN ORGAN.
Arripal from California.


NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 29,-Tho Daniel Webster
has arrived here with later California dates. She
brings 200 passengers but no specie.
The Star of the West left San Juan at nigh. on
the 2lst, for New York.
The Legislature of California was organized on
the lst and the 10th was fixed upon for the cleo
ton of United States Senator in place ofDr Gwin
The Governors message exhibits a aatterng
state Of affairs.
King Kamehamaha, of the Sandwich Islands, is
dead, and his son has been declared his successor
Arrivais at San. FranciSco.- /, ship Chal-
lenge; Jan. 2, the Antelope; Jan. A. schooner Star
of the West, from Baltimore; Jan. I, two French
frigates; Jan. Q, the Hornet, from New York.
The Uncle Sam, from San Francisco, brought
down 100000 in specie, and two hundred pas
sengers.
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NOTICE.

VNHE Trustees of the Fifteenth street
IL Presbyterian Church, (Rev. John +. Cook, pas
tori being pressed TO meet their obligations in hqui-
dating the debt due their new house Of worship,
have been induced, at considerable expense, TO en-
gage the services Of the celebrated Miss T. T. GREEN
FIELD the Black swan she is termed, origi-
nally Of Natcbez, Mississippi, to give two or three
Concerts for the benefit Of said Church, during the
ensuing week. of the evenings Of her appearance due
notice will be given,) at 1-2 O'Clock.
Tickets 80 cents each. Reserved seats engaged at
the church on the day of each concert between the
hours Of IL and o'clock, 81 90 each
The friends and benevolent generally are respect
fully invited TO patronize the name.
WIN. SLADE
Chairman Of Board Of Trustees.
Tickets to be had at the following bookstores: Tay-
lor a Maury's Ellis's, Dsvis's and Frank Tsylor's
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PoLIoK CoURr-CEsTRAL SrArIoN-BEFoRE MY
Frs AND BIRoH.-0nly two applications were made
at the guard house last night. One was by VIM.
Henry Saunderson, of Baltimore, and the other by
William Dickin, an old Scotch tar who were both
provided with comfortable lodging and shelter
from the severity Of the cold of last night.
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Arrival ofMe Crescent Clty.

dTTtUuF y VIC CTeSceW Ctly.
NEW ORLEENs, Jan. 28.-The Crescent City,
from Havana on the Gath, arrived to-day. The
news by her is generally Of an important character
The Falcon was stated to be at Havana, and would
leave at halfpast seven on the 9th for New York.
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Battle With the indians.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 2s.-Taxas papers have
been received of the 25th They state that bat
tie had taken place near the Pecos river, between
the Camanches and party Of rangers, in which
the latter were victorious, having killed seven In
dams and captured many more.
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IRON II AL L.

IRON HALL.
THE "SEERr HAS COME
ROB Il RT LER,
The great and unapproachabe
NECR0MANC GER
AND
Professor Of DiabIerie,
viii have the honor TO open his immense cabinet Of
Wonders,
This Saturday Evening, January 9Th.
Mr.. HELLER is author Of nearly all bis perform
ances, and is the only person living whom IS known
the great mystery OF
SECOND SIGHTt
PRICE OF ADMISSION.
To Hall .........................25 cents.
Dress circle. ...........s.s..s..tolH
0rcbestrs Seats. ................b0
Seats may be secured from 10, A. M. TO T. p. NJ, at
the Office, without extrn charge
Polite and attentive ushers will be in attendance.
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COALi COALii CoALtIi

COALf COALti COALttt
FUNHE subscriber having n large assort-
u ment Of Red and White Ash, Schuylki and
Lehgh Coal Of various Sizes is prepared TO furnish
his customers and citizens generally, that will favor
him with CALL clear Of dust carefully weighed aud
promptly delivered, from quarter Of ton and up
wards.
Also on hand good article Of Cumberland, lump,
and blacksmith Coal with quantity OF oak and pine
Wood ut regular prices.
Office corner of Seventh street and Mass avenue.
ian lB--eo1m j. HUNSBERGER.
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uIURFE SMALL RRICK UOUsFs

IL Rent, on Twentieth street, near NJ. Rent %
per month. Apply at Shoe store Of J. w. DYER,
First ward. ian 27-eod3t~
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SPLENDID PIANOS.

SPLENDID PIANOS.
REAT Bargains.---Thc subscriber having
NJ disposed Of four Of those splendid rosewood
Pianos manufactured in Boston, Massachusetts,
iron frames seven octayes, will sell the two remain
ing at very small advance upon their cost for cash,
or approved paper. For beauty Of tone and superb
orty Of finish they cannot be surpassed by any In
strument; and, most important 70 the purchaser,
their durability will be guaranteed
w. @. ZANTZINGER,
Statoners' Hail.
Jan 12-eoshf Adjoining " Krkwood House"
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TAKE NOTICE.
II UsT received large stock of Drugs,
- Chemicals, Perfumery Fancy Goods, DC, DC,
and keep constantly hand all the popular Family
Medicines, as well as everything pertaining 10 the
Drug business. All goods in my line will be sold at
the most reasonable prices.
Corner Of Maryland Avenue and 18th St,
and ~ and Il sts Island, Washn, ID. o..
p. 8. Camphine and ETHEREAL Oil as low as can be
bought in the city.
Jan Palm
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FRESH FRUIT, &C.

UUsT Received
- "a boxes Sicily Lemons, in prime order.
1O4 drums Figs
Pie Fruits.
Raisins and Almonds.
For sale by JESSE u. WILSON,
No. S27 Pennsylvania avenue.
ian l2--Staw3wd
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The PHILHARMONIC SOcIETY.-The Board of
Management Of this popular musical Society held
meeting, and concluded to repeat the concert
which they gave last week, with slight variation
of programme. 1t will probably take place at Ca
rusi's Saloon some evening next week. Another
rich treat may be anticipated.
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REMOVAL.
UyHE undersigned, manufacturers Of
il warren's Fire and Water Proof Composition
Roofing has removed their Office from 10th street 10
No SID 7th street. below Odd Fellows Hail.
G. M. WARREN n Co
Office hours IL to ~ A. NJ. jan 24--eod2ws
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CRIMINAL CoURr-P. B. KEY, Esq, Prosecuting
attorney. Claiborne Mockbee, William Bulger,
and Adolphus Erb, the three prisoners who were
on trial for setting fire to the stable on Capitol
Hill, were acquitted yesterday. Mr.. Cariise's ar
gument and plea for the accused Is highly spoken
Of by all who heard It, affecting and eloquent
appeal
We learn there are acknowledgements still pend
ing against these same prisoners.
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~. ! \ NUUIIUHC
n. D. Goods at private sale till day of sale.
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STEAM FIRE EScNr.-An immense concourse
OF people assembled in front Of the City Hail. yes
terday afternoon, TO witness the performance of a
Steam Fire Engine
This engine has been manufactured for the city
OF Boston, by A. B. Latta & Co., of Cincinnati, and
is named the Miles Greenwood The cost Of
the machine, including the transportation to Bos-
ton, will be $4,000.
There was but one stream played at first, but
after few moments another pipe was put on, and
two powerful streams Of one and half inches were
forced up and over the east wing of the City Hall
The work was performed beautifully, amid the
shouts Of all the spectators, and was successful
and interesting test.
While the water was ascending in a northeast
direction, the beams Of the setting sun were re-
hected on the spray, thus forming magnificent
rainbow, which called forth shouts Of admiration.
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NATIONAL THEATRE.--The Roussets are drawing
full and admiring houses at the National Beauty
and grace are the regning divinities Of the place,
and crowds of Mademoiselle Carone's admirers ill
the place.
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The YoUrH's MISSIONARY SOCIETY," celebrate their
first anniversary, at the Ninth street M p Church,
between Z and streets, this evening. An address
will be delivered by Hon. 7. d. Eliot, Of Massachu-
sets, who is peculiarly fitted to address the Soce-
ty, having been long resident Of Washington, and
graduate of Columbian College.
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Be particular and remember the name.
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FIRE.-A fire was discovered in the shop of Mr..
II. Lyles, on G street, between Sixth and Seventh,
about Q o'clock this morning. The door had been
forced and fire made in the centre Of the floor !;
but for the timely aid rendered by couple Of men
who discovered it, it would have resulted in seri
GUS loss
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
MoNDAY, Jam. 29, ls55.

Board met, with all the members present exec
Mr.. Magruder.