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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-22
Correspondence of the virginian.
WAsuINGroN, u. C., Jan. Il,

WAsulNGroN, d. C., Jan. Il, 1888.
The holidays are over, and Congress ought to
go to work and do up the business of the nation,
and attend in good faith to the claims of private
citizens which for long time have been, and
still, are before that body, pleading like angels
trunpet.tongued against the wanton neglect they
are receiving. Still it is to be feared TINT mem.
bers who have so long been speaking for Bun
combe will talk and talk on and do nothing else,
until they find themselves left out of Congress
and superseded by the Know Nothngs.
The Pacific Railroad bill is good as dead =
The French spoliation bill which passed the Se-
nate at the last session. will mot pass the House
until it's management shall be taken cat of the
hands of the old fogy dcad-weights who have
for many years proved an incubus too heavy to
allow of its passage through both houses of Con
gress The claims of Maryland and Alabama
bid fair to pass. So also do the appropriations
for the present ocean steam mail lines, an prob
ably bill for a new line between California and
China The bill to extend Colts patent for fire
arms will probably pass.
The committee Ia investigate the alleged cor
ruptiou on the subject has not yet found any
! thing to damage the cause, nor will ii DO likely
tn do so whilst on the ether hand, Colts pistol,
have become SO popular recently in Europe, that
Congress will feel it 10 he VA act of justice, right
and national honor Ia pat its stamp and its sane
ton upon the great American inven,ion,by gran
ting the extension prayed for by the inventor.
The resignation, or recall of Mr.. Soule, and
the appointment of Mr., breckenridge, as minis
ter to Spain, are acts which meet with the;amos
if not quite, unanimous appreciation of the Amer
lean people. Mr.. Soule will hardly be n candi
date before the Legislature of Louisiana for the
Office of United States Senator, now held by Mr.
Slidel The Legislature is now in session a
Baton Rouge, and Mr.. Slidell has gone there t,
be present at the election. He is hard MAJ
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To- beat that John siid,ll. l. Saulc or anybody
else
The runor- of change, in the Cabinet afe AZ
vet Int rnmof-.
some speculation has been indulged that the
Know Nolhings, who are destined 10 name aud
elect the next President of the United Stntes may
unite upon Willard Fillmore. They will hardly
do this. Their MOTTO Ike that Of all other par
lies and Of the whole American people generally
j.. mo restoration of old dynnsties." No man
who has once occupied the Presidential Chnr
can with certainty be elected 10 FIJI il "A second
time.
In Virginia the 4mericdH ffform pnrty IL rap.
idly increasing. unquestionably. II Is conceded
here by many of the soundest political heads,
coming from the Old Dominion, that II the Know
Nothings will take the lead and nominate some
enlightened and popular Wing Of the Stat" for
Governor, and popular and worthy Democrats
for Lieutenant Governor aud Attorney General,
the Hon. Henry A. Wise will be beaten by ten
thousand minority. Let WISE aud judicous
course be adoptodby the Ameriean reform party
and the defeat Of the Staunton nominee - lnevi-
table TRIPLETT.
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7 ?
sew the camp bal-trad ured By thu rrmaiA able
man, durng hi confinement ut II. llelrna. to-
gether with The matireses and pilInw upon which
lie oied. Upon this cuuci,he is represented lying
IN state, clad in his Chasseur uniform, and coy
cred with the identical cloak which he wore upon
the glorious field of Marcngo. The simplicity of
this tablcau is as striking rs it i consistent with
the character of Napoleon, and faithful 10 the
accounts which have been given Of his appear
anoe Immediately after death Here the mighty
conqueror sleeps with deaths ashy signet
upon his brow, az PROSTATE in his last estnte NJ
the most humble soldier, who was sacrificed to his
ambition, the lowliest peasant who ever
started with alright at the mention of his name
No splendid crown encircles his brow, no impe-
rial robes cover his person, the cnsignia of pow
er, the trappings of wealth, aud the garlands of
victory all absent; but in calm, imposing and
eloquent simplicity
lilo lies like n wanior taking IT,. rcst
" III hi. martial ,''o.k around him ="
This is the most faithful picture of denth.
have ever seen, mud like all such scenes, it is
ave inspiring and imposing In this chamber are
also deposited the robes in which Napoleon and
Josephine wore crowned. the crndle Of the King
Of Rome, the Bust Of the Emperor taleu after
death, and pictures both OF Marie Louise md
Josephine.
From this room walked into another which
seemed To be devoted in like manner to Napo-
leon. Here found the carriage in which tho
Emperor made his Russian campaign, and which
was taken at Waterloo. ! took II sent in il,
aud examined infinitely its internal fittings,
which peculiar and complete. II is 50 ar
ranged that he could sleep, write, draw and en-.
in it, without difficulty. This i. mn object o.
great interest and there is always n crowd
around it. The English examine il with delight;
the French gaze upon it with sorrowfu henlta
and fearful eyes. To the one, il speaks of vic.
tory 10 the other, of defeat whilst it reealls
to both the memory Of two men who have pla vrl
too important part in the history OF the two nm
tions ever 10 be forgotten by either. saw, aeo,
the celebrated Flag of Elha; the sworl worn in
Egypt n counterpane stained with his blood; y
chair made from the willow tree which shaded
his grave, and Il full length picture resembling
his person and dressed in the very clothes be
wore when ut st. Helena. | need hnrlly tell
you of the interest with which | regarded these
relics Of Napoleon, you ore well aware of the
admiration have ever entertained for that mos
wonderful mni. They seemed to bring mo in Ill
rect contact with that grcut genius, of whose eN-
plpits had read with much wonder md do
light IN other days, md awakened in me all the
enthusiasm which had fclt in earliest youth,
when rejecting on his glorious history | could
not but feed snd. however, when | remembered
that bis last day had been spent in exile on I.
barren rock, mud that these precious relics stl
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moan, ftheir liabilities is not known. Pi',af,.
ndrices from New Orleans report tie fai ure nf
Hackett, McMurdnugh * Co, bankers, and Tom
x Donnegan, cotton dealers.
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COMMERCIAL.
Lynchburg Tobacco and Wheat Market

Lynchburg TOBACCO and Wheat Mafket
JANUARY 90. 1853.
ToBBACco Receipts are light for the season.
Some few hags head, of inferior 10 common lugs
and leaf sold last week, receipts being mostly
loose. We quote inferior to common Jugs at
from So 80 to $500; leaf, inferior to common, at
from $500 TO $500. No good and fine offer
ing; our market j. brisk for all kinds.
WHEAT.-Wh ite ! - to 81 90; Red 9l.15 10
81 80, for good and extra.
FLouR.-superfine $3.50 To 1915, family So
to S9.25.
JOHN CLARK.
Commission Merchant.
ilburg Wholesale Prices Current,
cEI
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nounccs himself candidate for election to Con-
g,ess from the Rockingham district.
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Kyow NorulVGs IN BEpfoRD.-Thc Sentinel
SAYS. it is rumorncd that there are from 200 Il
800 Know Noihngs in and about Liberty.
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COMMERCIALS FAILuREL..-Th telegraph reports
tho failure of three heavy banking houses in st.
Louis. Messrs. Ford & Brother, commission
merchants, Of Louisville, have failed. The a
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MAS0NIC HALL.

nR. SiCkER trgs leave To announce ia tho rilzclT4
ACot LyncuLurg thai hn vi ,,S,,it i, nrrifal nd
unjveicd di,sosiug IL o r An AS cansi..o. Of
many interesting an b. autif Al scenes. u number Of lem
rela ing to
TFEE WAR IN EUROPE,
Or tit (AONpAO Ann TOMORROW EVENING.
At MASONIC HALL.
lwh,t.2 . IT. -pct Ra.erv-h Sea.s - ct- , 10 lie
hal att { Music St1re. P.in1nal II tI-. AMI at tn.
fobr.
~ Dor oprn nj Il o',orh exhibition to 20 n.
ment,a !. 20 II
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THE LENNON SLAVE Casa dispatch dated
Albany, " y, Jan. l6 says:
In the Senate to-day, the resolution from the
II use authorizing the Governor to employ coun-
sel to assist the Attorney General in the argu-
ment of the Lennon case before the United
States Court, came up for consideration. Mr..
BrauHs preferred that tie Attorney General be
authorised to employ assistant counsel the de-
sired. and that the selection be left with him
Two or three speeches were made; and all the
Senators contcnded that tn" Judge who liberia
ted the Lennon slaves performed no more than
his duty TO the laws of the State. A majority
however, preferred the resolution as it stood,
giving the Governor instead of the Attorney
General the selection of such associate counsel
The Tril une states that in the sixth ward q!
y. York alone, six thousand persons were fed by
charity on Friday last aud ON Saturday the mum
Der was equally large. At the doors of the Lin
denmuIlcrs. Stewards, and at the Five Points
Mission, where soup is distributed the
police have To be in constant attendance To keep
order. The Tribune further says that no Amer
leans are among those who apply for this Kind of
charity.
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NEW PApER.--It is said that IL. NJ. Gariahd'
Esq, late editor of the Bedford Sentinel, Express
&c, intend. establishing new paper, OF The
democratic school, at Halifax c. IL.
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Tan kNoW-NorHING NOMINATIONS IN \. HAMp-
sIIIRE--CuMouS DISCOVERY -INElIGlBIlTY
OF \ CANDIDATE.

Tar il NOW NOTHING NOMINATIONS Inn. IIAAIP-
sIIIRE--CumouS Discovery -lNElIGlBIIlrY
OF a CANDIDATE.
CONCoRD, \. H.. Jan. IL.
The Know Nothing State Convention, ycster-
day, made the following nominations:
For Governor-Rcy. John Moore, of the Uni
ver>0list Church.
For Railroad Commits ,ioner--F. II. Lyford
For CongreSs-l-t district, Elder Pike of the
Methodist church I'd. district, Mason W. Tap
pan. 3D. district, \. IL. Cragn. Mir. Tappan
war formerly jealous Wing but of late years
has been prominent Free -Soiier.
After the nominations were completed, the GU
rious fact came to light, that the candidate for
Governor not eligible 1t appears that Mr..
Moore came to this city only five years ago, from
II neighboring state. The constitution requires
Il residence of seven years in the state to make
person eligible for the Office. Mr.. Moore Lacks
two years OF the specified time and cannot there
fore accept the nomination. This circumstance
created vast deal OF amusement; and other as
ltrnnts 10 political rcnown are much delighted.
Fac discovery aforesaid made by Know
Something, who had rend the constitutional doe
uRrnt which, eandor compcis Us 10 say, is not
Sa5liceutly understood by the sovereign people
of the Granite State.
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The Alexandria Gazette says, Mr.. Benton's
speech in the House of Representatives on Tues
day on the Pacific Rail Road BILL attracted much
attention. He gave some side blows at the adj
mnstration. for the purchase of the Mesilla
Valley. and for favoring the northern route. lie
said he had reasons 10 believe that the road accor-
ding 10 his plan could be built by private com
pany and by private enterprise. and that a pri.
waite company of solid men are ready now to en-
ter into arrangements for constructing this work
with their own resources, without grants of mon
ey from the United States, without alternate
sections of land, amounting 10 many millions of
acres, aud without army OF n'yuinr soldiers
t. protect the road and who themselves would
need protection. lie believed such company
would be ready 10 enter upon the work with. pre-
lilninary basis of the right of way through the
Territories OF u tab aud Kansas through the ter
ritores of the United States. without limiting II.
thereby steering clear of all constitutional diff
culies, trusting to the States on this side and
the State of California TO make the conjunction.
Mr.. Benton was replied to by Mr. MoDougall of
California and others and finally, Mr.. Letcher
moved to strike out the enacting clause of the
bill, pending which the House adjourned.
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SlGSTlehNT.- Nr. y C. tla.raerue las writ
tcn tie following letter Il Mr. q. ". tintchi'id,
President Of the late Staunton Convention
Rocky Mourn, Jan. Sth.. 1880.
Dear Sir In an official communication Of the
oath Of December, to VIM. +. Richie. Secretary
of the Convention. you have appointed me MEM
her of the State Democratic Executive Commit
tee. Asercumstances will prevent me from dis
charging the duties of the appointment, beg
leave respectfully to decline it.
With sentiments of respect, remain
Your ob't servant,
y. {. CLAIBORNE.
To o. NJ, Crntchfrld, Esq. President Of the
Convention.
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CATTLE. HOGS AND SHEEP

CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP.
BEEF-S3 % a 81 % per cwt. gross, which
is So 90 50 90 net.
HoGs-s6 80 Il 81 per hundred. Supply mod
crate.
SHEEr-s2, 5oaS5 per head.
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G VIRGINIAN.
MONDAY MORNING. ....JAS'Y ~ 1855.

Mr.. Samuel p Nelms i our authorized Gen
eyal Agent and Collector, and Mr.. james w.
Brown our Local Agent and Collector in the
counties of Amherst and Nelson. We trust that
subscribers and others indebted 10 our Office will
hold themselves in readiness for an early settle
men. on application Those at a distance would
confer favor and save us much cost by remit
ing their dues through the Post Office.
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There is no reference in the Canada's news To-
the reported illness of Hon. John \. Mason, our
Minister to France. There i, therefore. ground
for hope that the former statement was exag{er-
ated, or that he has been restored 10 health
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Missouri SENATORIAL CoNrEsr.-In the Mis-
souri, Legislature, on the 18th. the ballottny for
L. 5. Senator resulted: Doniphan 60, Atohson
81 Benton 10, Scott /. Wilson |. After which
an adjournment to the 25th took place. The
wing caucus determined to stand by Mr.. Doni-
phan.
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TIE Mass MEETING or THE NoRKINGMEN IN
NEW loRK.-l he demonstration of the unem-
ploycd wolkngmen of New York, on Monday af
trrnoon, was very large. At O'Clock about d
900 assembled mt the Washington parade ground
and after IA speech from Ira b. Davis an address
and resolutions were adopted requesting the city
authorities to obtain power from the legislature,
at once, to allow city tax to be laid, sufficient to
Yield revenue - give work To the unemployed;
that the law empowering landlords to EJECT ten
ants when unable Ia pay rent he suspended, and
the state indemnify landlords for any loss accra-
ing from Tia" suspension that the lands nj tue
State be set apart. free Of charge, 10 the uncm.
plovrd: that the authorities ut Washington pass
Al homestead bill giving each settler 100 utres
at land and appropriate IN ,ncy suth lent 10 bay
them implements of husbundry, means OF subsis-
tcHet and conveyance out to the lands to be set
apart.
On behalf Of all these propositions they
quest the cooperation Of the mayor aud coun-
rlls \ procession then formed TO proceed
to the Park, in company with II committee charg
cd with duty Of presenting the address and resolu-
lions to the council. he procession was an I'M
nesr affair, and was under charg" of no less than
Is } mnrshns. Oao of the papers says
"Ihe prnces sion filed ont of the parade ground
and marched Up West Washington place to
Broudwav, from thence to Clinton place. Here
the cry was Ia sed Let us march up Fifth ave
This suggestion was adopted, and the motley as
>emhagr laraded up that renowned locality, TO
The great astonislnncnt Of It's denzpns, who might
I've seen ciuwding TO the windows and staring at
the workmen AS they filed past their palatal resi-
denccs, minus banners music. The unem-
poyed said nothing, but walked aiong silently
aud sternly. They turned down Tenth strretio
broadway and then to the Park. Here another
crowd had assembled, and by the time they were
organized in front Of the city Hall steps, there
i could not have been less than twelve thousand
persons present. The crowd in the line Of march
WAS drawn up in files of eight and ten deep, and
when the head of the column entered the Park,
lie rear vas in the ighborhood Grand street"
Several speeches were made in front of the
city Hall Dir. tnderhill, one of the speakers,
announced that arrangements had been madc 10
form new party. based on the rights of labor.---
Others INDUCED in sentiments calculated to IN
flame the minds OF those present, but, notwith-
standing. all passed off Qaietly. The address n
daptrd declares 10 the council that ii must afford
rallei, or there will turbulence and crime
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BuRNEp-The dwelling house of James In
gram, citizen of Franklin county, with all its
contents, was consumed by fire, ON the 10Th ult.
Loss supposed to be about two thousand dollars.
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4 DSE..- bunch ri kcys. The Gnder will confer
III fav,r lfy ewing lem this office, ia lo-3t
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THE BANK or TuC VALLEY has declared a
semi annual dividend of 81 per cent
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FouNp DEAD.-Ro6ert IIairSton, 81, a citizen
of Franklin county was found dead in a branch,
ON the Bird instant on the road leading from
Rocky Mount, to his residence 1t is supposed
he fell from his horse, while drinking, and getting
strangcd, was unable to rise lie had held many
Offices of trust in that county.
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4lR14r on NoTolou9 IAlL,BIEIEEE.--Set.
fela, Sanks,on, on Tuesday night, s1eessded in
sSttesaag Abraa Peitst, who bto<s iiiI the second
;z.. at Clarks5ors, Hauaoa eounty, Va, about
tie I,1s Of Dseemeet, 1858, lie was confined,
We ttlieve, awaiting tial IN charge Of eouu'et.
fstlng aud upon his escape sn OfTet Of 500 was
r,4s IN PROCLAMATION ~ tie Governor, fot bis
rse.p!ure.
Offset Slnr1tod has had an eye upon bin TOT
saae time past, suI wiIh a sufficient force accom-.
paying him be surrounded aad searched tarern
sso,e Bridgeport, snd sftet desperate resistance
ca tae psn Of Psitei, dudpg which be GrOte
ho1a txo doots snl had potion Of bis ciothiug
lora Od, be vas 1ecutsd, itourJ, and brought ovet
,otAs city. aud placed in jail. Satkeaut Sang.
,ioa rst1tas tbsnks to those ciissni Of BtijEspo'
VIZ contributed theit assistance in n,iins tbs
i1Draa. and diGisul. Attest. Ieifst ii tsPte.
,ea,ei =. a vstt powerful man. dsspstaIs CD I.
setet snJ 4 psttee, isrtct 10 the section Of the
STATE in which ke Prosecuted bis Opetsti,a'. He
vii! BE- taken bsek to Clsrks9ufg and dslirsEed
O,s, to the custody Of tue ShetiT OF AansOu
couniy.-drent,
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WAsHiNeTaV, Peh q,
SIxtrE.-Mr. S.uat ftm TIE committee Of
Confidence GU The bill te,atug 10 SIS sup nd otst.
dowed IIudI, lepor,L lilt tie eVumNise lad
IE;eeI upon 40 aaenJRtnl WLttssy tie SkvsI.
81 states = bich have conveyed sueh !snG', shall
within ibtee niOn!h,, nOiltJ lhs S<eEetsr d he
Interior tte'rol SO thSI tbs United SM'es titles
hereafter, may not eluaret With tLr Stat: titles
naje IN pNEman:s VIA IOther i'r .: Conse:s.
ut. Ss5ssisn objected 70 the I'LL being anen!sJ
HriORttd.
MI Stuart eSnilineI.
Mt Jones n'oroi % llT:s on te table, sHd r'1,
ettdla tie ENSc.1i hGiiuesS Of tie Day
MI SiuatI 'Ssaie'i to iay oreftts tI.. I'll TO-.
mottoF-l1hoJ s!.
M. Ru'k i'"iu tbs eoiEm'uee Of Confidence
npon ,ss 6FsETtsNsal Of The iHo tieu sE 9P'h
the TeAa1 CREATORS Dill reported F':Ssa HE2"',
screen aGadtei ami itly iAon%'R! .9.ias IS iat
compromise.
Considerable deIaie 'i0se uEO! 'gissinG 10 II E
iEroHh
8il.t sore repatks Of Nc, ChsSs in ofpo',i'on
10 ihs bill Ihe report ifoa ite toslallt!ee 90 e'n
isrsacs vas coge1,nsd y. BON hoaa+ have
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Aa0en NltI. "a u lalfLLy,

u,yil Brown, John Brous, Arm Brown, iiBe Rr9wr,
StnEcsI FleGk ard wife $lF1a, TfOna b. Nfowh "a
lesa B;ows, Wa'b'nS;oa WaiueT, SahaE'h' WtI.
rer, Ard EhEA WarnfT, hRlLz AZ hU Of EHta pesda
JectlSej, hie wii! o. lssls rHeda-
Fail in clBcE;y Is ~ Ct toy6 Of AiIehils iVal
to Ie aplur ssyc.I 70 ;tE tRil q fsit ANA Issd'
Ter SbaTe Of esftsia i-Tei q ai ca brave .sG 10
NiiSkiH co1alY. Y!pEl, aij or i2e Sc 81 i-s siii
shJIs laef Il is SET Sr,ar! ~ IeEsG1iI
Tbs said deGSdIlt3 vii taks st''cs ~! ne Cof'is
IioEeIs tpC0Hed 10 nuke Petition Of said lAti nj lni
LtiWteo k4 kHirs Of said EI Iecis ard TIE i:'slA'
n 80 owed The SAFE o1y III coL1eh Tiih cI ~ Hti
liz tiue A a,S5 10 Spqure WtGitAf Tie Sb!h HriIs q
he kstrs ~ ,aG EII eiS eaR r. eoHTt1ssLtY ivi:u
seiUfeE iksu viii ~ tie ?!rd day d EtATG1rT is.o
pro- ED n make tie PlTtos tnd erViLF nfeTed Is 4s
saiJ ciiEuii toatt s0T NIObill co9nty, HiTlln1
bTs3 ANDREW MYERS ISp 1lIE.
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DaguerreOtypes

no tie ruST: wpa.d 'AY that Wi'l give 6Ee Loa'aA
,,RHs b.nCt dseOstsOe IttisR iasGs Tteo'! "a ~
csstt or A. least Spe seat % iAit Bed EuTty i9
ear OF 40 ADVICE Ia tL prize " psetutS Az Do "a
Gies lh.sseo.yFt, On gays and PTe a. well a. 'ola
or SterCs0pie pictures Wiki u. Fsse are invited u
saUand IN uiRt b1Ne (aSi rECtvSd Gfelt Vlueiy "
aey eases f0t ihe kUGaYi, Ustb viii sen lTUm 20 70
10 TeT cert kstlW tAs ForGer PIt&
Ss0 keep m band, ard tor SAFE, 1Ise SapfJ o. IA
"a. tosyp4 AlFlsSiaS, AID us1ttIla:A o. "a lipds
,i,,SJ L. PARTRIDGE
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A1uIyEuN.-Tke fol- boVses noW nightly IN
.ttenlsree atths Athsheum, testify ihat grsat at.
u,elious 81. presented. Tonight, thtss plays
will b PRESENTED, ia rhiehihs whole force OF the
eompsny, inc;udius 'e'etaI new aeIO::, will aP.
PEA. Amcag tAe pieces, is DOusI's JsnOA's
tteat dam. called "rnE REx1 Day." which has
recently Lad sreeessful run Of $50 consecutive
n.satS 10 London.
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