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National Theatre.

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National Theatre.
kgnks ,Lsssess.
80 Also Richmond TGsauss
Dress circle and paqusus GOcsns.
rfoesnam boxes and 10
oiehest,s eha"s ''..',.'.'.'..''.
cslo'sd boxes
nix Once open iio% occci a ~, 10 5,p M
Doors open al n O'clock concert Commences ats
THUR DAY EVE STNG, SEPT IS, 1855.
The complete success attending The two previous concerts Of
MAURICE sTRAKosCH's
operate and Concert Company,
Coupled win ms desire sad n. liberal Of
ance 10 the generally. expressed wishes Of
THE MUSIC LOVERS
OF Washiogon yo,ing have
enabled MIN TO enser snangrinsnI positively but
ONE NIGHT
Additionally when the welcome and world vocalist
M'ULIE TERESA PARuDI,
Sustained By tbs great tenor,
sgnor NJ. TIBERINI,
And the eminent basso,
sgnor BERNARDO,
Assisted BY the famed youthful prodigy,
PAUL JULIEN,
And The celebrated pianist,
MAURICE sTRARosCH,
WIN render entirely aud carefully programme
operate music.
M'DLLE TERESA PARoDI
ton Of our nations anthem, the
sTAR-sPANGLEu BANNER,
Received with widest .asm and exquisite
ballad of
THE LAST ROSE OF SUMMER.
NO CHANGE IN The PRICES OF ADMISSION
No. .h.., o =, - .,t :, , - 80, :,
sept 20--ldt
French NovcIA and RomaRces.
r Balzae Jean Louis lie vicai,e des Adeanes Gcatax
Gnriot Le Crn,enr iionorine debut
phi.a Lnn,efaeon De van ,,a and other.
da rere ous La femme collier de veou La Tou de ene
BY Eugene Sue Jean Cavalier Les Sept Peces cnpaux A
u r0s Ine.r.s nrnoycr HI'nut and Others
dc Rudolsi dt
de Ksek Ka,r Paul Fssa sna Other writsrs
prices ranging from fifteen cents upwards lmpeI,ed direct from
sep2J
Me- work by 'he author Of the "wide, Wide
The ns Of the by the author Of the "wde, Wide
just published, and for sale at ,ou,.
sepa3 bookstore near 9th street.
Gy- The Autumnai Convocation OF the Clergy and
Ln Of The Missionary COMMITTEES Of The Dstric, OF Columbia ee
the 2h win be held according the following
programme,
"wednesday morning. prayer At H. m, 81. John'sChurch.
Wednesday evening, at Az Chu OF Epiphany
Wcdnes day evening prayer at ~, Grace church
Thursday morning, At H., Church Of Epiphany
Thursday nj ~, Church Of Ascension
Friday morning, prayer al II, a. ST. Jnhns church
Friday evening, prayer al ~ p m, Ascension Church.
The Sacrament OF the Holy Communion viii be administered
daily during these services, after and collections
the oae0y taken each aiding the mis-
vi work in this
Thursday evening OF CRY mso
will be aud addresses the subject Of Will
delivered by wishing brethren.
BY cider OF Committee OF Arrangements. Sept 2o-dA
Ew Law Books.--GuruGs Digest U. 5. Supreme Court he
~ ports. l
Bennett and iIeard's aiding Criminal Cases. Vol. /.
HowArd's ). supreme Court Reports. Vol. Is.
Latrobe'- Justice, edition, | vol.
Lusdeu P,wGrs. Svo.
HAS eds Evidence. vol.
ea lbs 0f Decided Special
Appeals Of Virginia. with Index 10 G'atran's aepous
Dusiops Laws OF the United states, lIs3-ie6 vol
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LOCAL n L w 8.

The NATIONAL THEArRE-So great the success that
attended the last week. and so great is the de
sire o. citizens hear MIe Parodi sing the Sar-pan-
gled Banner that Manager Ford has uced to offer
another musical Thursday evening with the same
great company. Mile Parodl, Tiserin Bernardo Paul
Julien and Srskosch gave concert Friday last in
sister city, Baltimore where they have created quite as
much enthusiasm they did in the metropolis Of the
Union. Mile Parodi will sing in addition to the Star
Spanged Banner Moores exquisite ballad OF "The Last Rose
Of Summer" An entirely programme will be of.
fered
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In no portion OF the the democracy working
harmoniousy and effectively than in this old strong
hold OF whiggery. Large meetings being held in all
parts OF the county, and thorough SO essen
tal success nearly complete Our friends are in the
best OF spirits and confident that the democratic vote at
the coming election win be larger than II been at any
time during the past twenty years enthusiastic
meeting held at Concert Hail. Batavia on Saturday
evening last The large hall crowded in every part
aud the audience seemed to leave reluctantly after nearly
three hours speaking from Messs Strong and LanninQ OF
this city The speakers frequently interrupted by APP
paue and at the conclusion given three three
with hearty good wilt One Of the finest hickory poles
in the State raised in the afternoon under the SUPER
vision OF General Powers II Is within few feet OF the
central railroad, the depot and is worthy cheer from
every democrat who passes.-Bg6alo Courier.
The democratic gathering in Newport on Tuesday was
triumph We informed that previous to the meet
every that could be devised by the Fremonters
to keep people away from the meeting resoried to-
intimidation was used Nevertheless when the hour
for the opening Of the meeting arrived the crowd found
assembled in the church exceeded all anticipation About
three hundred electors left their work at midday to hear
\ candid discussion Of democratic principles,
Udedr Observer.
A Jesae Meeting.
The Louisville Courier says:
"The freesoilers had large meeting OF the friends Of
Je ss aud Dayton yesterday at Aurora Indiana chiefly
composed OF old and young ladies and children. The
voters were rather scarce"
The Celebration Of The AnnirsdTv Of the adoption Of The
Consolidation q TIE United SAFES
The Trenton New Jersey Free Democrat speaking Of
the great GRAFTON, says:
I've shall never regret having joined the party Of DEM
Hctats Wednesday, their visit Phlsdepha, TO
the celebration Of the anniversary Of The adoption
% tue Constitution vf The United States. II such an
exhibition is rarely TO be IN name lifetime In
ppnDers enthusiasm and paraphernalia exceeded any
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Black Republican, Policy.

Dr. Cutter Yankee lecturer Kansas troubles, at o
recent fusion meeting at Montpelier Vermont let the cat
out of the bag in such way that but the wuIi,
wicked hopelessly Hind can fail the animal Ii
said:
"IF you WOULD CARRY TIE ELECTION NEXT
NOVEMBER, KEEP BLOODY OUFRAGES IN KAN
SAS BEFORE THE EYES OF THE PEOPLE. YOU
HAVE NO OTHER PLANK SETTLE THE CUES
TON AND YOU ARE DEFEATED"
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thing Of the kind before witnessed in the city OF Phil
adephia The Ledger neutral paper, admits this. We
stationed oursef in the paror Of private residence h
Walnut street. and had ffsrate opportunity Of seen
the whole affair in all It's and gorgeous display
Again:
sour Jersey delegation was not among the smales,
features Of this great ovation We landed 200 good and
democrats Walnut street wharf Our train befor
il reached Cmden numbered fifteen cars Every person
along the appeared be astonished No person.
even the sanguine democrat anticipated any such
turn out The black republicans everywhere regarded b
display with feelings somewhat akin those felt by Bel
shuzzar when he the handwriting the WALL The
PhilAdephaBs hail the democracy OF gallant State
with warm and enthusiastic cheers"
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NO CHANGE IN The PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Box sheet open for reservation Wednesday
Thursday next, from 0, u. m, TO 5, p.
Sept 2U-Idt
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Gun Spiked.

The abolition papers up North have been bowling dis
mally for week past piece of from Kansas
the effect that the Mssourans had murdered 10 cold
blood" eighty freeSate men, women, and children,
Stranger Creek Kansas There is word OF truth
in the story Not n man, woman, child on Stranger
Creekhas been murdered moested But the story will
be heraded all the country for the purpose of fan
ming the flames OF diseord and thousands who will weep
over 1t viii never hear of the contradiction.
Rs0 Albany (Had) Ledger.
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French Novel. and Roman.es.

NEW work by the author Of the "Wide, Wide
IN World"
The s OF the shatemnc by the author Of the "Wide Wide
World Price 81 vs.
Just published, and for sale at
TAYLOR MAURYS
sep23 Bookstore, near street.
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M'DLLE TERESA PARoDI
Win render the occasion her ng strrng
lion OF our nations anthem, the
sTAR-sPANGLEO BANNER,
Received with widest enthusiasm Moore exquisite
ballad OF
THE LAST ROSE OF SUMMER.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-23

The NEW cusroNHoUsE AT WHEELNG.-The cornerstone
Of cusomhouse was laid in Wheeling, Virginia. on
Wednesday last, with appropriate ceremonies
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RAnEolDa-There 43,Ol7 miles OF railroad in the
world Of which plumber more than half-yiz: 25,242
miles sufficient b sncrce with its iron bands the entire
gobehave ben constructed in this country with capt.
tai invested of S70ooO0Oo
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SHOCKING AccDESr-The Luzerne Union states that a
boy named Hoffman killed at Wkesbarre last week
by the accidental discharge Of gum The boy order
ed take gun into the cabin of boat on which he was
employed The gun, it appears cooked and the boy
in going into the cabin put the muzze to his mouth when
the trigger striking the steps the whole load shot into
his mouth and head
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The BOILING SPRINGS UTAH.--In Wasbotah Valley,
Utah. according to the papers, there boiling springs
which great natural curioses They situated
the banks of stream and pour out their water seethng
hot, with great noise. The hiss and dash over
jagged rocks and jets Of steam hot enough scad the
hand are also forced out Deposes of sulphur and alum
are found in their neghborhood and the whole appear
of the region eviuces powerful volcanic action
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