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The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-06-05
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h" senate appointed r"moittae ol cont rruc"
WIN 'he House ON lli" legislative, Judicial, and "N'c
hthe appropriation hi.i.
~ rue nous" 'i'r iof'liiGait@l biil wa hiIeh ly
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nc naval Appropriation bll passed y'nS no
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\ biI for ~" appropriation ofliae million lur ~"
COLLECTION OF revenue waa ra--el
Mr GlaHcy Jones reported lei!atiorlng \ loau
oi tfle"n millions.
ool, S'oo' ~ mamofIti, c!'ffes ne President Of
the United states and In Mexican government,
WIN pad hith, aud ash The >aAan 10 -nppOrt his
NAL contract.
Alii Tor extending The l1", cast - IA" Cascade
mountains was passed
RESOLUTIONS were pn-'ad requiring ihe secretary "i
'he Navy !" Gv' lni"rh@iiol Of the cost location,
ana ,r efficiency OF every, vrssel II The navy
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ale frlitiana l(motrat.
FIGHT BETWEEN THE TEXAS RAN
GERS AND INDIANS.

Information has been received at Austin, Texas,
from an expedition under command Of Capt Ford,
sent out In search of and against the Nakones, n
band Of Camanchc Indians
The letter states that an express from Capt Ford
arrived at Austin on the evening of the 2Gtb ult..
with the Intelligence that the expedition had fallen
in with the Indians, and that running fight cover
ing six miles Of ground, had been fought, in which
the Rangers were completely victorious, The In
dians, II appears, numbered some two hundred war
rors, aud Ford had lD2 Rangers and l3 Reserve In
dians the latter under command Of Capt l'as5.
Capt Ford reports 10 Indians known to be killed,
several waundcd aud II taken prisoners, and 200
orsccs captured. The los Of the Rangers, one white
man and one Indian killed and two lightly wounded,
This il in,cc, telling blow the Indians have rccci.
we'd. II is long time since such lesson was ad
ministercd TO them, and this will ii is to be prcsInl.
ed be clcciual in putting stop to their dcprcda-
tions on the northern frontier
We have no further paricnaia, but from The in
formation we had Of Capt. ford'4 plans. wr are in
cncd to think that the fight waa principally fought
hy the Rangers. unas,i.tod hy the Indians from the
Reserve, as Capt Ford reports 800 horse. captured,
and il was stated when he left Fort lclknap that hc
intended 10 employ his Indian allies ii stealing on
stampcding the Nnkoncs horses before the attack
was made, so rs 10 prevent the enemy rom making
their escape, aud in h, he appear, % have been ,uc.
cossru
"" shall await with much interest 'ull particular.
Of this great hsht Of u" gallant Rangers.
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PURIFY THE BLOOD.
MOFFATT'S LIFE PILLS, AND PHE.
NIX BITTERS

FREE FROM ALL MINERAL POISONS.
1NllE great popularity which Mofatt.s Life Pills
and Phoenix Btters have attained in consequence
ofthc extraordinary cures effected by their use. rem
ders II unnecessary for the proprietor to enter into
particular analysis Of their medicinal virtue or
properties. Having been more than twenty years
before the public, and having the united testimony
Of more than Three Millions Of persons who have
been restored to the enjoyment Of perfect health by
them 1t is believed tn It their reputation the best
vegetable medicine now before the public. admits of
no dispute. In almost every city and village in the
United States. there are many who ready to tes-
tifv TO their efficacy in removing disease and giving
to the whole system renewed vigor and health.
In cases of Scroua Ulcers Scnrvy. or Eruptions Of
the Skin. the operation Of the Life Medicines is truly
astonishing often removing ina few days, every YES
tigc Of those oathsomc diseases by their purifying
effects the blood Fever and .Agne Dyspepsia
DrOpSy Piles. and in short, most all diseases,
yield to their curative properties
No family should be without them. as by their
timely use much suffering and expense may be saved
Prepared by WILLIAM b. MOFFATT. NJ. D.. New
York. and for sale in Clinton, by L. WALKER.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CofroN-Thc Commercial Prices Current of The
ist instant furnishes the following quotations:
Inferior, .. GG Gi.Low M'dding lOb ~ 1Oi
Ordinary. - u ND siIMddlng ~ cD ~
Good Ordinary 9A tG 10 Good Middnglzl a. l2i
Mddling Far. l2i a. Is
FIoun.--Oho, Illinois and Missouri, ST. Louis city
yupcrIinc 81 90 G1 s 10.
ronK Mess, SIG tD Sl7 90.
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One copy for one year. SO OO and gift,
One copy for two years, 80 and gifts.
One copy for three years. co. and gifts.
One copy for five years.. 90, and gifts.
AND TO CLUBS,
Three copies one year..,.,S 50 90. and gifts.
rive copies one year.....,. o. and glfts.
Ten copies on" year.......l5 90. and lO gifts
Iwenty.0nc copies one year. 80 90, and Il gifts.
The articles to be distributed comprised in the
following list:
Packages of Cold containing ;. $500 90 each.
5 do do do 80. 200 90 each.
10 do do do -. 100 90 each.
10 Patent lever hunt Z cased watches 100 90 each.
20 Gold Watches, hes,............... Is 90 each.
so do ........,......... 60 90 each.
100 do ..............,. so 90 each.
800 Ladies Gold Watches. ........... 35 90 each.
200 silver Hunting Cascd Watches, 80 90 each.
500 do Watches. 10 to 70 90 each.
1000 Gold Vest and Fob hains,, 10 to 80 90 each.
Gold Lockets, Bracelets, Brooches, Ear Drops,
Breast Pins, Cuff Pins, sleeve Buttons Rings. shirt
Studs. Watch Keys gold and silver Thimbes. and a
variety of other articles, worth from fifty cents to if
teen dollars each.
Immediately on receipt of the subscription money.
the subscribers name will be entered upon sub
scription book opposite number, and the gift cor
responding with that number will be forwarded
within week, to the subscriber by mail or eX-
press. post paid.
ni5" All communications should be addressed to
DEAN 4 SALTER.
As and 10 Monatt Building, 335 Broadway N Y
~ Specimen copies sent free Agents wanted
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-06-05

The New York Weekly GOLDEN PRIZE is one
the largest and best weekly papers of the day. An
Imperial Quarto containing EIGHT PAGES. or FORTY
COLUMNS Of entertaining original matter; and ELF
GASriY ILLUSTRATED every week.
GIFT WORTH FROM so CENTS TO $500 IN
GOLD WILL BE PRESENTED TO EACH SUBSCRI
BER IMMEDIATELY ON RECEIPT OF THE SUB
SCRIPTION MONEY.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-06-05
NEW STOCK OF CLOTHING

THE UNDERSIGNED. JUST RETURNED FROM
J. the City. would respectfully inform his friends of
Clinton and vicinity, and the public generally, that
ihry viii profit good deal BY calling at his estab
lishment and examining bis
STOCK OF CLOTHING,
which he atters himself is well selected to suit the
wants Of every body.
lie is determined. at the same time, to sell at the
cheapest rates possible.
He has also added new supply to his stock Of
DRY GOODS, HARDWARE. GROCERIES,
&c. to which he calls especial attention
1858 a. WORMS
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PLANTATION FOR SALE.

T'IIN UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE, his
| Plantation On Black Crock. ten miles south Of
Jackson siNtncn miles ,onlh west Of Clinton, aud nine
niles distant lrom Port Hudson, Louisiana, contain
ing abpnt sixteen hundred and twenty-five acres
10J acres Of which are cleared
HE WILL. Also SELL.
With said Tract Of Land. one hundred and fifty shares
Of Citizens Bank Stock
NsO =
The stock of Hogs. Cattle and Sheep farming uten.
sils and Blacksmith Tools
Also:
EIGHT or ten Mules. and tWo three wagons.
lie WILL ALSO
Furnish on The place. Corn al 30 cents per bushcl,
and Fodder at - cents per hnndrri pounds.
This plantation is in high state Of cultivation.
and 100 acres Of the Land has h"nn recently cleared
II has sixteen hagrO houses. with brick chimncys
brick blacksmith shop: also. commpd'nu- stables
and barAs lie" gin stand. with 80 saws. and new
cotton press: Il we'll AMI ci.t"rn: besides two large
polds Of water. about eight feet deep. which contain
m ample supply Of water for stock through the
tire year
This plantation will be sold on the most liberal
terms 10 time. Those wishing 10 pnrchasc will ap-
ply 10 me at my place Oh tn Atcinialaya, Livon,
+. o.. or TO my agent, y. 3. llARDEE. Clinton la.
noy ~ ROBERT PERRY,
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NEW MEDICINE rs.

ICST RECEIVED AND For SALE. at the Drug
u store of NORWOOD TiiDON, II fresh supply
consisting, In part. of the following:
don. Balm Of Thousand Flowers:
&" Browns Ess. Jamaica Ginger:
Roans Tome Mixture:
/ Osgood'S India choagogue:
Railways Ready Relief;
Rcgnators
3 Resolvent;
IIooland's German Bittcrs;
2 Rcddin's Russia Salve;
2 I" RuShton'S Cod Liver Oil;
3 Billings Astrngent Syrup;
| Gross Barry's Trcopheros;
:" Lyons Kathaison:
! Wincn's Canadian Nermifugc;
2 B, \. Fahncstock's Ncrmng".
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school, NOTICE.

A X. WELSH HAS OPENED \ SCHOOL in the
"a. house recently occupied by ;. u. Haynes Esq.
TERMS.
For English Branchc. aid Mathematics 50 80 per
month. nov y. 1851
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

DERSONS AFFLICTED WITH ERYSIpELAS and
| cruptivc sordcr>. which or ginntc IN the mpu
ritv Of The blood have outd great relief hy rcsortng
to the use Of Mulht's Life PIN. aud llnaix Biiers
Prepared aud sold by w. b. MOfFAr, t3j Broad
wav New I,r'G Gnd his Agents.
For sale ai the Drug store of Il. WALKER.
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ne. A6ectionate wife" DO yon know Mr.. Brown,
dear"' Husband Ycsn Well, don't you think
nm deserving man?' 8 Yes, very deserving He
deserves good thrashing and the next time he gal.
lants you home, Fll give it to him. Awful pause
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ne WARDS.

q = REWARD -IOST, ON FRip NY LAST, \ LITTLE
III grey hOund with brown ear and lrOsn
spot the side answers o the M ot Jenn{ hny yne
reurninr h. To 40 Twtay street VIII receive The
above reward
d. REWARD LOST. BETWEEN THE FASHION
ID Ecuse ant Fushng bridge, gold headed cane mark
Cd on he sies pressn j. L. 10. By p g. and h 2. NJ.
The finder will he above reward ~ leaving TIE same
a. Clarses ltntel Il iaY street.
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Inc Douglas Detection In the American
! senats-fsngiish View OF the Senator'S Posl-

D.
II "a not offer that invite the attention OF readers
The fortunes OF political parties IN the United States, be-
ose the interest profit could be compensate TOE
ie fague and pepeNy enens every en9,, 90 .ne
ucas divisions and phases of men and parties which
re forever taking place Bu, there ale occasions n all
ues when the detection q conspicuous man, aud the
pscauspt disruption of party, Is critical event OF the
ehcst Importance, opening an entirely new political pros
set and giving warning y impendng calamity or rescue
am perit as the cake may be. of this Kind Of npof
nee in the eyes ohe American people generally s the
.vcrance between the President aud his man sup
,rter-an event made pablo at the earliest possible mo
eccuber tits no thing for Us, az impartial observ-
20 point the revolutionary state o. American poll
AT, But IL is new thing for American Journalists 70
unit that truly Revolutionary state Of AFFAIRS mas no~
risen: and when this declaration made Oy leading
ewsparers, and by public men VINO nsru.,ed U.s. ~
the wisdom OF Mr. Buchanan, We feel tnat Englisn-
zen should be attending 10 the ease which they
III soon be wishing that they had UNDERSTOOD from
ie beginning. We need say nothing here OF any lea
ire of the Presidents but Hs difficulties are
arous and great-conodcut ss nc was, year ago, that
NJ had postponed all serious political troubles wv loev
leave side at present the difficulty ~ith the Mi
listers and the difficulty with the Mormons, and the per
xty OF an empty treasury and sk attention only 10 the
ATOMS between Mr. Buch snan AMI the who made
m Presdentthe interests involved being serious
an the unOs, scope Of all the other three questions put
r. ia precisely four years since Senator Douglas. Of
raos disclosed " the American people the mminsnce
that coup dt,dt the abolition Of the Missouri compro.
se by his report AZ Chairman Of the Committee
the senate on Territories. The Nebraska bill
as hls-broueht forHard 10 favor the lorna
IN of two slave Spstes out OF the anap.
,oorated north west lands We noed not describe the
=, motion thus reused the Indignation ia the North the
morals and petitions from clergy aud others wnuh
need Mr. Douglas Ia warn the country that the STAT
nr under tue domination OF the churohl-the trihula
o EDWARDS who took refuge behind Mr.. Everetts su
.is "a imd excuse that the climate OF a region Ia
o. s,uc latitude A. Virginia AID kcatucSy) wOIid Tor
/ "A Ia MBnthpf
, .,atta OF ere tines are remembered OF iOrsou "a
,ust p,ss now a. We are here -rut Md oaly via
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Barring, BRoTHERs AND co.'s CIRCULAR.
IoSuox, Jaa s--5 2. W.
our colonial and foreign produce markets re Opetcd on
The 5th instant with an improved tone aud considerable
business has since been transacted the principal articles
n pton, as hrmcT prices. The Rank u Eogsnd
ysss.fssy reduced the snmum rate Of discount W yer
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sEw PUBLICATIONS..

uEW PUBLICATIONS.
N HE GIVE AWAY STORE.
i why 20 20 q jewellers store
To purchase rings, lockets or chains,
when Rsnney sd0rns by the
Not on our persons, but brains.
Round the authors love and admire
A new facnaiion he throws,
While books At cheap rates acquire!
To grace them rich gifts be besows
Then our temple be two ninety three
Where of reading there's always afeast;
And Fortune 3 engaged, do you see,
A. hanney 70 act as her prizes.
At the American Off and Bookstore, ae3 Broadway,
elegant rnkets and useful articles grrs with
the looks sold Catalogues free A. RANNEf, Agent
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
Il February number now ready.
For sale by ali Bookstore and Newsnen.
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no PAwNbROKERs AND JEWELLERS -THE POL
loving articles stolen New Years day small
la6ys watch ds plate, engraved eight .Oaes
bcing French make small gold lOcke containing
hair sod watch hey, with stone hesd-a beng united
with gold ring bfeaspin, piece Granada GU diamond
Ike round being Of The 81 hickory with gold pin.
II the above articles have cAfst deposited s1h at
any Office the would beg TIA. unce be sent W Mesrs
1h.rasson hrysn, No Wall street. New fOrs - Mr..
Hemonico, Chambers ani froatway,
New York N. RIFF any Of the above articles should be
sngly deposit please give notice thereof 10
the above artes.
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MINES ANp NrauoRs.

onO -JOHN sTAFF ~ -F1NB OLD WINES, FOR
.DDV. family medcs purposes; madeira sherry
sauteruc aud slsre tn aud tpi; irish ch an
rhiskey; super trandss ~ branas.
rnaca fur toliaud snd " q c.uHhN'ts r extra aies
and pOrer IN qssnnies 70 suit a, 35o Bros ~ ~
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nIsCEILAyEOus

S25O00. SANDY 90 hand an essaS, ana a
Il III chs glass nj - cent less hsa az h
estatiisbment Whot sale and ret.l Al J. sIOUNENkL
co US Centre street. Of Howard oass male and
cut 70 order.
no YOU WISH TO HAyE LUxu RANT HAIR,-IIAyE
Won los, your hiirfs certain remedy sent gras 70 any
Yersos have had the misfortune 10 lose their h eoer
rom or decay OF wish 70 check premature gray
ness or strengthen weak hair prevent s falling out The
h srsnss ~ he ARC 90 viii NOT exceed and
"a pirr Ia any market or drug store car An
Ola man my year, 4 age, BY profession gardener having
los neatly all hts hair BY he natural ieSsy OF scel
depsy discovered pan IN his own garden, which restored
H. s.uh IT bis hair fn the most wonderful manner md At
me request hundreds Of ladies' and gentlemen, who have
used eety with entire succees being poor sno unste
and wishing 90 much COCO possible he will send tbs
repe full directions which easy. by return post 20
any direction ordered Each person VIII enclose Sy cents
postage the recipe and he remainder belp pay SOC al
verustg Address James Wilson, care az Or. smith, $50
Grpnd street corner Of Mulberry, New YORK.
L,aFsH RurrER or rHE FINEST QUALITY RE-
cevef dsy IN pals tubs hrkrs and daires rom tne
best dairy farms in 10 country and Tor e At All umes e"~
ihe marte' Frice by x q LEWIS ~ NeseY sreeS =.
CARRxNER n MILNE, PRACTICAL GARDENER,
VI lst,snd 30 the pruning u vines and al Otnr
orders left At Reds, htsst sc broadway "if sNns'o-
nue., corner Of Ninth street.
DORTFR BARRrIs-MANUrACT uRERs VIII EN-
close their lowest prices for large gnanuy on me warn
Gus siZes. Address A. r., Herald oihce.
DArFNTs IN wAsHINGrON-rN ANY CASE 1T fs
always employ teeni On washington 10 attend
10 cases before oce For Information, &c, address
Alfred Hunter Washington ei'y.
rr,o RuttDFKs PIUuBERs CABINET MAKERS AND
otbers want of any Kind on marble work such a. man
tels Cror n slabs ase tons hesdsones &c Nc. They
save fon = & eut b. addressing Marble Gutter, Dor
No. liz Herald arc
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FURNITURE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND CARPETINd.-iPY
The highest cash price for household furniture carpc
ing, merchandise, professional nsrunenie watches ia
mouds horses, rsg0ns &c advance on he same Auc'
ton sales Of furniture and merchandise solicited -
RICHARD WALTER.
" Henry an p CathaTtne streets.
L'URN1rTRE-PARTIES WISHING To DECLINE
housekeeping Dispose OF whole OF part 9f their ii
Nre tad och bus by sdiressng =. II. W, Herald
Office stating where q NAV be- seen
OFFICE FURNITURE FOR sALE-INCLv DfNG SAFE,
" desks tables, sc. Apply 90 roon No 81 fine street
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gyTe 1oFDIy1RY soESE IN 4 LONDON COURT

,r English papcrs by the Persia contain an account
- Ions scene which took place at the dulidhail po-
lice co,rt IN London, on the 10Th instant Alderman
saIonons was presiding. Lieut. Hggenson, OF ihe
royal navy appeared and demanded summons against
~ Atlantic Telegraph Company lie stated that ~ act
- P,rament Joint stock companies were obliged TO
i ut list Of the names addresses and occupations
80 III ber stockholders annually and that the Atlantic
y,soanh COMPANY had neglected or refused TO do So
snpIicant further stated that he had invested FL 600
in he Atlantic telegraph enterprise, out OF which the
nmn,ny had swinded hun, and that they had also sup
messed book written by him, entitled I" The Ocean
Its Unfathomable Depths and Natural Phenomena.
Alderman Soomons said he could not listen 70 any IAN
V,age rejecting upon company composed oil sucn men
a Barring Rothschd Morrison, &C., and suggested that
Ieut Hggenson appear with bis application In court the
next day when would be present TO answer Tor
the company The lieutenant became quite abusive IN
his language and by order Of the court forcby re-
moved.
comnanie by friend On the part of the Atlantic Tel
egraph Company Mr.. Newman, solicitor, appeared
lieutenant Higgenson again stated his Mr.. New
man commended that the company organized under
snea act of Parliament and were not obligated to con-
frm 10 the provisions Of the general act. Hereupon
Uiyoenson grew very excited He said that he was able
a. roye that no cable had been laid between Vaen-
,ia and Newfoundland and that Geographic commu-
nation had ever passed between the two countries He
charged with great violence of language that the COM
many was a swndling concern. The court would not
allow him to proceed and he accordingly left the room
protesng against the violation Of his rights Eng
sbman During the whole Of the the courtroom
was crowded almost to suvcaton and the greatest
element prevailed.
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or sRrRRNAsrrR's OFFIcE u s MARINE Coifs,
Washington, Sept. 49, 1853.
SEALED PROPOSALS will bo received this Office until Thursday
2sth day o'clock, M furnishing
the following
1859 Wig; ffttJktr #lf +EEH 8EsEE # y{AEIEF
Chnrlestown Massachusetts,; .Y Ia sE58-E Z
Portsmouth, New Hampshire; S sats1rsA HtkyttaEl
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York, t gg stf3 400
80 ts Philadelphia Pennsylvania 8sssgs o X eatlahBl
Gosport, nea Norfolk, Virginia. al }tFI S45F8ats
~ Warrington Florida; and ysa1gg5tEf
Washington, District Of Qeiurbaa, Ael fYeNfS s&gEO.
pound quarter OF esh beor or
three pound messpork eheen made
OF best upene -four best supernne aour at tho
the ratio good
pounds best New Orleans eight Of best white
quarts OF qnrs salt good
brown and and half pound OF hard dipped o
candies To one hupdred ratons. 'se
The beefrequrcd shall command
Ing officer Of each station either bulk single
shall the p0k
to be No prime pork and the bost
quality Of kinds named. All subject TO Inspection.
An bids must be accompanied with tho persons
sureies whose suency must be certified by
government Etl8R4
Forms OF bids wild be furnished OH application o6ce
Newspapers publishing the above send
tho Containing the first advertisement this
nation ~ ntts.N
10 endorsed Proposals eons 1882 addressed ID
the undersigned Eg D. J. SUTHERLAND,
~ Major and Quartermaster-
The National Euhgepcer Evening star washington ~,
and erad Boston, Mass "Eagien BROOKLYN ~ ~ apennsyl
vanian and argus Philadelphia, Pa ARGUS Norfolk Va and
EZRA Pensacola, Fla, will publish above week nm
2sh October and send l accompanied by copy afye
tisement TO this Office for payment t,le-'
u Sep 29--eod xxx. rglags ~ ss ..s. rs ~ s44.
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A .NEW SYSTEM or INSTRUCTION. IN DAN-

IN engProf respectfully notifies the citizens Of wash
that he prepare 90 form class eher young or other
wise) for instruction In dancing.
His system one which, upon trial. win be found although novel
mathematical rules 10 insure oeyery pupil snch
will enable them poncep
therein This the and startling
appear he challenges t and feels confident that the success
California; and other places sure guarantee that every
pupil instruction from him will hail with joy the
becoming proficient less time than sesua
employ acquire the knowledge OF placing tho feet
recty. -t
consulted daily Causis Dancing Saloon under the
from 10 0, and 10 q and TO 8, where
Ter and the fullest information will be given
Oct 24-d2wf ISates&<Sarl
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THE WASHINGTON UNION

thou art indeed avengedr The Count is seized with
horror and the curtain falls As may be seem the piece
Is full of dramatic effects and the story OF thrilling
interest.
The part Of Leonora will be performed by Parod sup
ported by Madame Strakosch, fixed favonte Of Wash
ngton and by wellknown artists of established reputa
tons. We have doubt the performance will be
plete in every respect aud that IT will delight the crowd
ed house sure to be present. W s5F