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Ssrged JAMES Z. PAGAN Superintendent
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L. Would most respectfully announce hat he VIII give
Il Il. SGPy Sess5ss f &c !, ~. r.
rr til. o. s.s rshs 81 "a Assn W 81
ssnor. ApzL1sA PATTI Ai'''''e BY
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ed DUET III saAvOURA, on Themes from n TroystoIe
composed BY Mr. GoschLh which played for the fret
time BY Megss ThsbeTg ard Gottschk and created such
uro 81 h last Concert together with other gems Of the great
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n B~EO extra charge f,r Reserved Seats.
Doors open At oe.oet Concert 70 commaee at O'Clock
A CADEMY OF MUSIC-ITALIAN OPERA.
"A The public respectfully informed that the Academy Of
MUSIC vii Dc @osDAY EVENING Jan. 10,
lsas Of a sTRAkoscH A Op' '''' '
D''I''''' p''LI.tuj CkEzIA BoRGIAl
will be performed the opening night which occasion
MILE TERESA PARODI.
the eminent Dramatic Csntsree win make her fret spPe.r
eTess" with sis TiBEkiSI u the role q Gena.io
P.rou.t Dre.. Circle FiTs. Tier Ter
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M Il. Ba dt sSV securing S s. viii S opened daily from
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ACADEMY Of Music Hall Sons, Van Norden Kings, and
BreugnRa
Regular Open nights Monday Wednesdays and FndaJs
All Advertisements will be paid for in advance.
Doors open att. Opera commences at g.
CARD OF THE MANAGEMENT
Mr. STRAKOsH has the honor the public that be
intend make any promises which circumstances
prevent him from fulfilling he hopes thereby 70 save the
patrons the Opera from disappointment and himself from the
modification Of failure He does therefore the
lists engaged other than those above mentioned does he in
present his repertoire Of Operas 10 be
scented. What he safely promise is that expense
labor will be spared present the Opera superior de-
parimen and that he Believes will be sufficient insure the
success of his Season.
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ITO PUBLISHERS, &C.-Wanted by gentle
man Of many years experience and influence ia t6s city
INTEREST In the Publishing and Booksins, Paper Com
ussion Wholesale Stationery business The former pre-
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Uarts.

N1ANTED-A situation IN FANCY-GOODS
w STORE q. SALESAOMAN by Q youns lady from
Boston ReeTerces exchanged Address T. j. C., Bon No.
SSs6 Post.Chce.
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One amongst the most wealthy and deservedy
fashionable families of New York, gave recently
large party, which was attended by the elite of
the city. Invitations were sent out requesting
attendance at an hour earlier than usual Wish"
ing TO set example of prudence and economy.
though she was we'll able 10 be lavish in expendi-
ture the lady of the house presented only plain,
but neat entertainment, consisting of tea aud vo
rious articles of confectionery, with band of nlu-
sic. costing altogether probably less than seventy
dollars After participating il the usual enjoy
ments the air of Sweet Home was struck up by
the band about twelve o'clock, an iatination for
the company to retire, when all departed for their
homes, fully satisfied of the rational manner il
which they had been entertained
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ATLANTIC TELkeRAFH-Ordersh have been re-.
ceived stthe navy yard in Brooklyn, from the Sec,
retary OF the Navy, to fit out at once the u Stses
steamers Niagara and Mississippi, to proceed TO
England to assist in laying down the submarine tel
egrsph cable between Newfoundland and Ireland.
The Niagara is the largest steam vessel Of war in
the world She is propeller. The Mississippi ia
the most powerful paddle wheel steamer in our
Navy The English Government will furnish also
two large ships Of the same character The Ma
CARA will receive on board at London or Liverpool
onehalf of the cable, and the other half will be
put on board the English naval propeller Tn.
four shps will then proceed sether to the middle
of the Atlantic, where the ends of the cable will
be joined, and she propeiiers will then start in op.
posite drectons-the one for Newfoundland ard
the other for Ireand-each attended by a naddla
wheel steamer SO that in of accident the pro
peliers may be taken in tow and proceed on the
voyage.-N T. Herald
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MEXICAN NEWS-The Mexican Monitor has
intelligence Of new revolutionary movements in
Pusba. due it was thought to the inactivity and
Ienity of the Governor The diligence between
Vera Cruz and the CAP itai was attacked near Pue-
bla on the 18th. One Ar. Kurzein, well known in
Mexico, was robbed of $4,000
d. Cayetano Villavicencio, distinguished citi-
zen of Guansjuato, found in copmunication with
the revolutioasts of San Luis was shot on the ssh
The whole number of in Mexico the last six
months of 1856, was 9977. of which 296 were for
political offences.
The most violent disorders continued In T,pic.
Crimes Of sll kinds were daily committed and life
and property were insecure. Many hopes of
better state of things are bnilt on the retlrn of
the Gen Parrodi TO that government
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PARHELIA OR MOCK SUNs-At Lexington,
KY, on Thursday morning, between eight and
nine ocloak, two of these appearances were me-
tced. They consisted of two luminous objects at
the same altitude as the sun-one cn each side
st the distance of about twenty or twenty ii Ve
degrees. A short ooze of light appeared to pro-
ceed from each in direction opposite the sun
The phenomenon was observed during half or
three quarters of an hour, and gradually faded
away the sun ascended. The morning was
frosty and stl and the atmosphere hazy-thcr-
mometer at so degrees. This phenomenon, rare in
this attitude, is of frequent occurrence, and pre-
sens very beautiful and varied forms in the Arctic
regions.
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Gen. Scott paid his personal respects to Lord
Napier on Saturday, and the interview is said to
have been most cordial.
Sam Medary editor of the Colupbus State Jour.
nal. and the Hon Mr. Hall, N. q. from Masssshu'
setts, are seriously Ill Of the distemper which nas
seized Mr. Buchanan and other guests Of the ma
tionai hotelin Warrington.
The London Star says lecture In favor OF sne
Maine Liquor Law was recently delivered oy tne
eelahrstsd p. T. Barnum, In the Grsat Western
Hall, Market street, Edsewsre road.
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VICE PREsIDtNr BRrcXINRIDGE.-AW Washin stc /.

VICE President BRTCKINRIDGE.-A Washingtca
letter rays amusiI affair occurred there last Fri
day Mr. Breckenridge. the Vice President, went
into BARRIERS chop for hs benefit Of his nsnp1la-
tions and having good shave, put his hand in his
even a cent! Here qu.ndary for the second
executive officer of this great republic. The barter,
picion. th,t he wa. about being shaved himself but
fofbors losing his tsrope- as from Mr. . w oil knit
frame there soma prospect of his being lsthered,
too He was in piseable state of mind therefore,
when Mr.. g. very politely told him that he found
himself in an awkward predicament; that he had
not yet bres4.sted, that he would call in after
fsllom-citi en- mutterrd his assent to tho arrange
ment, but could not hello s.ying Mr. B. passed oct
OF the door people do business in hst way ard
gentleman should, end sfssr breakfast made all
right tryet" The tousor felt rather queer when
be urderstood the matter, but likes to De quizzsd
aboutit.
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IowA.-From an abstract just published of the CEN
returns OF this State for 1856 hlvs the follow
II interesting items:
Total number of dwelling bouses &c 9f6; families,
SO pa; males 2740.2 females 285 403 eoored I'll
tive voiers, &c 85 nsturazed voters IA 492; aliens
i5,l0i owners of land. 67,lI paupers lS2 acres OF
improved land, 2,o43 $685. acres OF unimprovsd land
65i5 479; acros of spring wheat, SAG $50; bush-
els harvested. 4 97z d3s; acres Of winter whest
4I,lI4; bu,h-ls harvested, t96,877; sores Of oass
I95 9l2; bushels harvested, G. 1877 829 ceres cf
corn ISL Sl3 bushels harvested 81 $685. acres OF
potatoes 10 I24 bushels harvested 20i4 SS3 pumber
of hogs sod 4O5 5s4 vaus of hogs sold, IS l27 5sI;
number of cattle Sold l25 ITO; value of cattle sold
e2s22 $751; pounds of butter made, o99 .10s pounds
of cheese 782 323 peunds of WOOL l7.44l; value OF
domestic manufactures, &4S8 zoe; value Of general
manufactures 81 636 Sol.
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COTTON EsTIMATEs.-The New Orleans Fiices
current reports list Of Sxty'fve estimates, made
by cotton brokers and factors of that city, during
the three closing days of February. The highest
figures are 3270 900, the lowest 949 900 and the
average LOCI, ,O43 bales The result of seventy
four estimates submitted in Mobile on the 18th
Feb will be remembered, "a follows:
Highest j, ,249, 900; slowest 699 $685. average p
966 2I0 bales
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MARRIED TO HER FATHERS CoACHMAN.-A
marriage fs alleged to Lave taken place between
the daughter and the coachman OF q Boker,
ESQ, one of our well known and wealthy citizens
The eoachman Is an Ifishnan, named John Dean,
who claims to have been married 10 Miss Boxer
On wsdnesd,y last. by the Rev Mr. Hatfield, of
Th,rtv-fourth street John made an application 10
Tombs lawyer on Saturday evening, for wit
of habeas corpus, TO give him possession OF MS
Nj uifa N Y Mirrnr
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,,..N & co.'s LOTTERIES.
~ r.p,rsL rRIZR S5O,000!!

0~Irs ',tsrisshave :" been received by thu public,
sd dsnas S,t for Ts Ss~as as s.ss aap ssa'asy
S"aN v.sr The following Scheme viii be
ta1oGkhe., - the'r Lotteries for March, 1857;
e'seh saturday. March 2ist, 1897.
CLASS ID,
,-..-,ir the city Of Atlanta, Ga in public, on
10 os 1~a,urdav. tla,ch 2~th, 1857,
- ry5r 81 ~ or SINGLE ACAB&RS.
V-' $3.50 Prizes!
~, ts7. one Prt;e 20 Erery Ten 7stksfs!
-h'f' 3a.aUt Tickets.
n,GNiFICEST SCHEME!
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Mock DUEL.-The duel recently mentioned as
having been fought between two of the students
of Brown University, Mass, wasa mock affair
no lead having been placed In the pistols 1t was
got up by four of the students for hoax, and as
a ward for their fun the authorities Of the col
lege have expelled one of them, and suspended the
other
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DISSERTATION OF A CoRPsE-A corpse "As
ground, Albany, recently. for interment aceompA-
nied by long funeral train. But the sexton re.
fused 10 allow the body be buried there without
the requisite permit so the enraged menrnefs
took the body out Of the hearse, laid ny Inc sae
of the road and left II there.
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OUTRAGEOUS TREATMENT OF Young WIFE
Our quiet little town has been thrown into a
burst OF wild excitement about domestic affair of
an atrocious nature which transpired in our midst
Mr.: -, 1--WE withhold bis pame on account of
his frends) a young gentleman of fortune ard
family not long ago led to the altar one of the love.
liest of her SEX and up TO the time of this most
:raordinary act, they appeared 20 live 10 the full
enjoyment of connubial bliss The particulars are
briefly these On Thursday morning last, Mr.
- arose athalf-past A. M. He dressed him.
self with his usual deliberaton and taste Just as
his " ife was about to robe herself In her daily hs
bilipaents. the brutal husband seized her hoopcd
brown skirt, and deliberately seated himself upon
it. he commenced sinsing-'I Am sittiog Oh the
style, Mary" &c. His wife tainted. We under
stand bis lawyers will rely upon insanity for his
detence.-Cynthian (Ky) Age
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STRAsGLED WHILE EATISG.-H. Meschunoor
died from stranguIsiion in New York, caused y
being choked by piece Of meat while eating his
supper ON Sunday night. The deceased died In
great agony in ten miautes after being choked -
IL was about 10 years of age.
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ITEM FOR PRoBIBITioNIsTs- The steamer from
New York, last Wednesday, for Europe, took out
large orders to France for brandies 10
of The large reduction of duy levied by the new
tariff bill, which, it is supposed, Wlii nave ine eI-
feet to lower the price and increase the consump
i'm,
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OF Ins Circuit Court Tor Missouri should bs re.
Mo, No., sna the cause remaaded Tor new trial
ala r weyae, Daniel, Grier and Campbell had
.so prepared papers EXPRESSIVE OF their views ON
PeEtIsulsr points but theY were not read
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LADIES DRESS In THE NoRTHWEsT-The fol
lowing is the style of travelling dress worn in
winter by the ladies in Minnesota and the Lake
Superior country. A pair Of buffalo boots, buf
fslo overcoaf, a large otter cap and pair OF fur
altoona
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PUBLIC LAMPs-The Paris newspapers receiv-
ed BY the PERSIA announce, as a novelty, that the
plan of nscribing on gas lamps placed at the cor
ners of streets the names of the two horougbfares
which they light 10 to be generally adopted In that
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-12

RECEIVER APPOINTED OF A RAILROAD The
United States Circuit Court at Cincinnati have
granted a motion to appoint receiver of the Gin
cinnsti, Wilmington and Zenesv lille Railroad Com
psny. As one of the State judges refused to grant
SUCH motion in the case Of another company
this action was brought in the United States Court
to relieve the matter of any local prejudice. Eras
mus Gest, Esq +, of Cincinnati was appointed the
receiver