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EUROPEAN POLICE STATIsTICs.-In London
with 2,2O0,OOO inhabitants there is one policeman
to every 362 Of the populations in Paris, with
1,3OD0O inhabitants, there is one every $50: in
Berlin, with i5OCo0 inhabitants, there i. Que to
every $40. In London, the expense per head of
the police force is E73, in Paris it is f2OU In
Berlin 1t is eco Thus the French police is com
paraively the smallest, but the best paid while
the English and the German police ale nearly on
a level in numbers as well as in pay-the differ
ence i'm the latter, when prices are considered,
service costs in France about CSC, 600; in Eng
land, G30,OoO in Prussia, fI2,O Each inhab-
liant of London has to pay Is. for the police;
each Partisan, 6s.; and each Berliner, IS ID a
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GENERAL CONFERENCE OF THE Nj. p CHURCH.
Third day.-The judiciary committee reported
favorably upon the resolution offered by Doctor
lIaishley, amending the tenth article on page 20
OF Discipline, so az to take coynizance of the
action OF members who may make improper
trainer or assignment OF property 10 elude the
payment of liabilities.
Rev. ID. B. Dorsey. from a theological COM
mittee raised by the last General Conference,
made an elaborate and interesting report aspect
ing course of reading and study tn be pursued
by the ministry OF this church. Laid ON the
table.
Upon resolution iii rming the /" General Rules
of John and Charles w esley,'' prehxe,l to the
articles of religion i'm the book Of Discipline
To he /" scripturally correct, and a test of mem
hership in the Methodist Protestant Church. Am
animated discussion was elected when the
whole question was referred TO the judd iciarv COM
mittee.
Fourth day.-Rev. DR. p. X. Thompson. from
the judiciary committee, made the following re-
port " That the general rules Of John and Chas
Wesley were placed within our book of Dscip-
line as memorial of the fathers of ancient Meth
ouism, ana as containing most important whole.
some counsel to church members; but not as a
test Of membership In the Methodist Protestant
Church" With this explanation OF the subject
the committee recommend that the GENERAL ,pIes
be continued In the book Of Discipline
The following amendment viz: That the re-
port he pTehxed to the general rules, was offered
10y Rev. d. Is Dorsey, and the report amended
was adopted.
memorial from the convention Of Northern
and Western conferences recently held at SPRING
held, Ohio, was presented by Rev. w Collier
president OF Pittsburgh Conference. The paper
adverts to the prevailing sentiment in the West
respecting the question Of slavery, and asks the
General Conference to recommend to the several
annual conferences IA concurrent Vote of two.
thirds OF which is necessary the call Of a con-
vrntion, with the view of framing a new coosii.
tuition more in conformity with the views of the
section referred to-the Western conferences
meanwhile pledging themselves to await the ac.
ton Of the other annual conferences on this sub
ject.
Ffh ddy.-A number Of resolutions were Of
fered and appropriately referred, among them
one that committee be appointed to make
catcchism for the Methodis list Protestant Church.
which shall, when approved, be published by
the Book Concern at Baltimore, and bound with
The discipline and hymn book, and that our mer-
bers be urged to the importance of furnishing their
children with the catechism Of the church. Ano-
ther provides for the publication Of a full and
complete history OF tn. church.
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!" w oodville,

u "oodvlile, Miss, must be nice sort of
place 70 hve In, If we may judge from the follow
ing, which we clip from an exchange paper:
g few DAYS ago a gentleman in convsrsatio,
win some friends was praising W oodville Miss ,
70 ne skies, and remarked among other things
tnat u was the most quiet and peaceful place he
ever saw there was no quarrelling nor rowd yisIn
nor tghtinC about the streets; if peptlelna !, in
suited another, he was quietly shot down. and
there was the end of il ~
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ENLARGEMENT OF THE CAPITOL GRoUSps.-
we have already noticed that Senator Bright.
IRON the Committee on the Public Buildings,
reported bill few days ago providing for
the enlargement of the Capitol Grounds 1t is
proposed in this bill to extend the enclosure 10
the two Second streets east and west. and IN
the two Z streets north and south, and condemn
all the property necessary for such enlarge
ment within the space designated The bill
directs the Secretary Of the Interior to make
application to the Court Of Claims, and re-
qulres that Court, upon such application and
IN such mode as it shall adopt, to make Just
and equitable appraisement of the cash value
OF the interest of each owner Of property 10 be
condemned 1t also provides for the payment
Of the appraised value of the same, reserving in
all cases Of dispute of title the amount awarded
until the title shall be established 1t like
wise makes provision rs to the manner and
time of taking possession of the property.
There are unusual and summary features in
the bill, and it will probably undergo some
radical amendments before becoming a law.
FOR instance, 1t recognizes in tho Court of
olaims a jurisdiction hardly contemplated in
the creation Of that body, by making it the ap-
praiser OF the property condemned and the
adJudicator between the owners thereof and
the Government Again, it implies right on
the part oil the Government to take the pron.
erty at leash" valuation, and TINT. foo aftar
that value has been fixed by an instrument IF
the GoveInment-the Court of Claims This $.
surely a supersedence Of that clause of the Con.
stitution which declares "private property
shall not be taken for public use, without lust
compensation"
Now, q "cash valuation Of tho property is
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" The st Joseph (Mo) Gazette, in noticing
change in the transportation Of the overland
mail to California, announces weekly overland
connection with our Pacific brethren, recurring
only thirty-four days, with a prospect that this
will be reduced, within few months, TO tlirty
DAYS
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IL young man of Bethany, CT, being about
10 leave his home for South America, made few
calls upon his acquaintance, when young lady,
who was desperately attached to him, as her last
means OF gaining him, drugged him and took
MIN 10 low Justice of the Peace, where the
marriage ceremony was performed.
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SOUTHERN GENERAL CONFERENCE.-THE gen.
eral Conference Of the Nj. f. Church South con.
vened in the State House at Nashville, Tenn on
the lst instant, Bishop Soule presiding Bisb-
ops Andrew, Paine, Pierce, Early ard Kava-
nauGh, and 80 delegates were present
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R7- Criminal proceedings were instituted in
New York on Friday against Abraham ID Rus
sell, City Judge; Bernard UIlman, Lessee and
Manager of the Academy of Music; and five men
acting as officers of the Court Of Sessions. for
their alleged illegal action connected with the
recent arrest at the Academy of Music, of MIR.
george wilkes, editor of Porter's Spirit of the
Times, and Mr.. John Darcie, the musical and
dramatic critic of that paper.
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IHe I"IIoWInS SHOWS Tue numbers arrived in
each collection district during 1857:
Portland and Falmouth, Me, 1852: Passama-
quoddy, Me, SIS; Portsmouth, n II 2; Boston
ana ana ChaIlsstown, Mass, 17,4iI; Edgartown,
Mass, ~, Fall RI .er, Mass, 81; New Bedford
Mass, l97; Bristol and Warren, r. l.. 10: New
PORT; l., 10; Providence, R L., III; Oswcpo,
y. e32; New York city, n. T., 2Oi, Isl; Phil
adelphia, Pa. 5, $50; Baltimore, Md 9G7o; Nor
folk and Portsmouth, Va, 223: Charleston. s G.
-; Key West, Fla, $685. Mobile, Ala, 36i; New
orleans, La, 81 ,!@e Galveston, Texas. 59i; San
ffanelsco: Cal, 6,655; total, 27l ,55e
VI those passengers who arrived in the United
states In 1857, il is stated ai3 562 declared their
intention 10 reside here. Nearly ne-third Of the
Ioielgn Immigrants were natives of GERMANY.
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MAILS OF THE UNITED STATES.
" GEORGIA.

- posI OrTIcK DEfARruEST. May S. 1883.
Proposals. for carryfpg the mails from July IS,
1861, to Juns 81 ls5s the following routes IN tn
state of SeoryIa, will he received st the Contract
Once OF this department. until p. ~. of Wednes-
day. the 18Th Of June next, to be decided on the
nsxt days "a 81
6546 From the terminus Of the ssvanrah. Albany.
and Guif railroad to Waresboro, 50 I'M es
and hack, three times week.
Bidders Will name intermediate points ard
propose a schedsle OF departures and arrl-
walls.
Service may be common ed on LIST July Ifprac
tIcalhe.
For forms of proposal, guaranty, and certificate,
also instructions and requirements To be embraced
IN the contracts. see advertisements. n pamphlet
1orm OF routes IN NIre ina, Georgia o. dsled jan
uary - 1855, aud of ebruary l. is5 the principal
post cfhoes. ga=--- AARON ". BROWN, -
ma 10 lav4w Postmaster General.
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IL A sailor died recently In Texas, ard on
his death bed confessed that he was one Of the
crew who murdered Mrs. AlstOn. OF South Caro-
lima, forty years ago Mrs. Aston was the
daughter Of Aaron Burr. She sailed from
Charleston for New York, In a brig, and on the
trip the crew mutinied and murdered all the OH :
GERS and passengers. Mrs Aston being the last
ono to walk the plank.
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IL Al BeilbrOOk, Illinois, a lit,Ie CON 81, ~,
E.cneIser was throwing parched corn into NJ.
open mouth, when grain lodged in hi INTO MS
pipe, causing his death in few moments. Ha'
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NOTICE TO Members OF CONGREss.-Members
Of Congress can have their speeches printed with
neatness and dispatch, at the Star office Price,
for 900 copies of sixteen page speech, one cent
and half each; for 10, 600 more, one cent each.
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IL A letter from Havana saws

II a Ietter TON Havana says
"The investigation az to the seizure of the BRIG
CortcZ, under suspicion that she was a SLAYER
proves gross outrage on the part Of the marau-
ding British gun boats. The facts will be for
warded to the State Department. The Nuisance
OF search upon our own coast should be abated
al once >,
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XXTINSHIP'S DEMONSTRATING RE.
w PERPETRATORS.

HOusekeepers, a.d others, are invited TO call and
examine these RefdgeTatOrs. They are -
< ut en- up on perfectly scientific prinoiple ~
and in ITS phi.Osophlc sy stem OF ventilation ~
lies the great point OF superiority over an
other refIis orators. Articles Of Atrong
and eas.nt OdO' be placed in the plo, I,i-n
chama gether with the IN, delicate nhstan "
with ut any possibility of communicating tneIT IA
vurs with another.
&. w. BOTELER,
ma l03t House furnishing Store, SI8 Iron Hall.
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u Inc report of the Secretary OF State, re-
Gently transmitted TO the House of Representa-
ives, shows the number of passengers arriving
at the ports of the United States from FOREIGN
countries, for the past seven years to have been
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Proceedings Of To-day.


ness occupied most of the session until our report
closed
MIR. Broderck introduced resoluti relative
to alleged misconduct of the Postmaster at San
Francisco EE
Mr.. Mallory introduced a resolution calling on
the Secretary OF War for the report Of the SURVEYS
OF the Atrato and Truando rivers
Mr.. Davis introduced resolution calling upon
the Secretary of w ar for information concerning
the reports of Messrs Mordecai and DelapIaine
officers sent by government to the Crimea; passed
The bill providing for the repeal of the laws
granting boGnties 10 the Bank and Cod fisheries
was taken up, and was under consideration when
our report closed.
In THE HOUSE., Mr.. Faulkner, from the Com
mittee on Military Affairs, reported several bills
which were referred to the Committee of Whole
among them, bills asking appropriations for the
construction of wagon road and emierant route
| IN New Mexico; for the completion of military
roads I'm Washington Territory; and for the com
pietion OF the Fort Ridgeiy and South Pass
wagon road.
MIR Stanton. from the same committee report
ed bill for the survey of the Columbia river
Mr.. j. CLANCY Jones, from the Committee of
WAYS and Means, reported Post Office Ocean
Mail Steamer, and Indian Deficiency and sup
Elemental Appropriation bills.
Mr.. Zollicofer. from the Committee on Terri
tories, reported bill to re2u late and ma Ike uni
form the right Of suffrage in the territories
Mr.. Smith, of Va, asked leave to report a bill
organizing the territorial government Of Nevada
Mr. Cobb objected
On motion Of Mr.. Morgan, a resolution was
adopted that all Senate bills of private nature
be referred to the appropriate committees, and on
the consideration of the private calender next
Friday; all bills not objected to, when reported
to the House, shall be finally disposed Of
On motion of Mr.. Goode, Monday and Tues
day, the 2ith and 18th of May, set apart for
the consideration of business relating to the Dis
tricr Of Columbia
On motion of MIR. Kelsey, the House took up
and passed bill where proof has been establish
ed, but land warrant for military services is not
issued untir after the death of the claimant, the
title shall vest in the widow IL no widow then
In the heirs Of the warrantee. All such warrants
| to be treated as personal chattels.
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WANTED-A gocd JOURNEY BAG
W BIER. at Heard e. watsoa's VIZ InsEInr cE
tab hreEt, 9Th street, under Nations, Hotel.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A Nurse. who
w is experienced, aud who can come well recon
mended. Arrly At ijs 9th street, bstwcen smd +.
m a.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

XV AsHIN TON THEA TRH,
Engagement for three Nights only or
MISS CHARLOTTE eUSHMAN.
At very gre pense the mNnaser OF the wash
ngton Theatre has secu. ed tins ce.ebTated Lady
a,oye href pelod and IN order that thIs gent
III tronIc fast msy be rendered "a as perfect
DotiRLE DRAMATIC COMPANY
has been specially engaged % appear on her nights
only.
THIS EVENING, May 10, 1859,
Will ne performed with unequalled completeness
OF cast, Lock 8 beautiful music and every acccs-
s,y perfect, Shak spesre'- traged' OF
MACBETH.
lady Macbeth. .....-... MIS-. Gkarlo'te Cushuian.
Macbeth. Mr.. j. Is. Studley.
The Manager intimaes that the enormous
pense entaIed by the engas Mt Of this dIsiln-
guIshed lady. oired 20 the very limited caracliy Of
the Washington Tleafre. necessItaies the following
scale of admission, which he IS convinced must
prove satisfactory 10 all:
Dress Circle and Parsuet. ---- ..-.-.---Sl "
Orchestra EnaIrs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1 81
No extrs caSrgs for reserved sesis.
Private Boxes the Dress Circle tier. 10 20
Pnvats Boxes CA the lower tier admitting
1ourl ----.----- q w
Rox Book will be opened for the three nights on
Saturday morning At 10 O'Clock.
Doors open at quarter past O'Clock; Overture
begins at ~. ma q"
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WANTED TO BUI-GOUD PAPER, for
w cash. at liberal discount, Those wg.hirr Ia
sell can address 4i5 CITY Posi- OfIics. MS s..
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II II f f y HIBIT TON
BY TIE
Mission Sunday Schools

YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
Will tske place
WESLEY CH.PEa, corner + snd lilh streets,
On TUESDAY, EVENING, Mas "a. 1886,
atquarter before O'Clock .. m.
The objects Of tins r K hIhItIon
LIST. TO interest the Christian pubic 10 these
Scho Is.
I'd. To raise money 10 buy books and defray the
necessary eKpenf es Of the Schools.
The price Of tickets 10 invariably Is cents
One Ticket will admit two Children und. fifteen
years of age.
and Of the Sabbath School Children of several
schools assisting us. ma 81
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WANTS.

WANTED.By a res pectlhle mdd aged wo-
w man, SITUATION as urse or to travel
win ady. Good recommendations given. Ad-
creSs IS x ~ ~ thlS once. Ia
WANIED-Ry a respectable young woman,
w SITUATION as Chamberma'd and TO assist
AT wasting ami ironing. or plain sewing, Has ~ Oh
enc-S cal be glver. Apply 9Th stree, between A.
and T. ~.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
fhifsy.fifth Csnsr sss-First Seas

On Saturday. the Senate reassembled at two
O'Clock, when message was received from the
House, annouacing the intention of that body to
attend the funeral.
The corpse Of Senator Evanswas then removed
into the Senate chamber, where the funeral ser.
vices took place, being conducted by lev Drs
q. ID. Cummins and g. w. Samson. The body
was then conveyed to the place of interment.
In THE HOUSE, Mr.. Colfax paid an appropriat,
tribute of respect, in addition to the eulogie,
pronounced by Messrs. Moo ueen and Bocock.
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WANTED-By resrectshls YOUNG GIRLs
w Situation as Nurse ana Ia 40 Chamharwork
Reference given e required. Apply at JnJ street
Hcen itn a q 9TH. BaS-2-
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ii s. =. FRANKLIN
LAS just received at his new store, corner of 9th
and streets, hfteen cases Of French and American
PAPER HANGlNGS. IN every variety, style, snd
price, which, added to his former stock. makes his
assortment larger and more complete than can be
found elsewhere in the LisirIot of Columbia. They
will be sold, at Wholesale or retail. at small ad
coat 10 eO3w
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odd FELLOWS HALL.

odd FELLOWS HALL.
Master ROBERT the Juvenile a ppollo of Amer
Ica. End has YOUNG EBONY -hN-HpRN
BAND futtered W Oh the app ause Of a select and
highly appre iatIve audience Saturday sight.
will give their Second tirand Concert of Insiru-
mental Music. at Odd Fellows la l. The Mou-
day EVENING, May 10. Price OF admission re-
due d 10 * cents No half price. Reserved front
ats 81 cts. Doors OPEN st IA; Concert TO com
mencs at 3 % ok. IT.
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"ANTED-An HOSTLER AND CAR
W RlAGE w ASHER. Inquire of of FlemminC
roy. Livery and Hiring Stsb.es, Jackson Hall
AIRY
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VIOLIN, GUITAR, BANJO, AND HARP
strings; Music neatly bound all kinds of Mu-
steal Instruments carefully repaired.
JOHN +. ELLIS,
ma 10 SH pa owe 80 In,h ',
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DILL HAR MoNIC HALL.
J. INSCO WILLIAMS
Panorama of the Bible,
will open for Exhibition IN the above hall in few
DAYS. If

4 ECrURE AND ORATORIO AT ST PAT
Ia KICKS.
On TUESDAY; the llth instant, the Rev. DR..
r. ID. LYMAN, OF Baltimore, viii Lecture at this
Church. SubIcet-"Saored Music"
The Lee ure VIII be followed by an Oratorio gwen
by the Choir OF the Church, aided by members of
other Chors of the city, with Orchestral sco mps
nlments, all under direction of Prof. j. y. CapL
FIELD, Organist of St Patrick's
Tickets 81 cents-can be had at 81. Patrick's. and
Ellis Music store. Children under II years. ha 4
Price. The proceeds 90 10 ray the balance due on
programme will be published IN due time.
ma l-u tUnion& IntelD
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LOST AND FOUND

\ OSLO. isst SATURDAY NJ the Assar,l \, -,
- PORTEGoNNAl!: with cbsln stiacta,
eoIhisinlns goo piece. silver half dosr, aud
sola sitrter al n dollar. with a ritE attachsd A
~ tiit VI
ma Do u"
\ oST-Since Saturday last, one dark rcd cow 4.
- win white spot, also = strap around the -,e~S
noths, iibera re ward Al he paid for the IkisS
re urn "l The saId COW, orFn. IN .ormatIon -
eohccrhing The rame, 10y JACOB Wilson an
street, below Pa. av.. No. ssa ,nis;, ="
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lANANAS-J Just received by express - Can
- soon, they are going fast. Also. a lot of Fl se
RENCH CANDY superior art Gle. at
u. II. RIDENOUR'S,
ma 10 ct Confectionery IN. pa ave
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feLND.-on Penn. avenue. a PORTENO-
MAJ, containing vaiuabaes The ovn.r car
,,.. ~ i descrtlns 1t and paying for thus rdvtr
at
M REWARD.-Strayei or sto,ss from tie sub-
Il scrli,er, on CT About the sith April n>1cSs
hite and Brown COW. shout yesrs Old SAyF
CHAS. TILE
''S htssburt
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! HEREBY FOREWARN ALI. PERSONS
L rom trusting any person or persons i'm my name
as ! shall settle no account. excepting personally
made.
ina 10 8. ANTHONY KEICHEI
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Roy WANTED-in Georgetown.-A Colored
- Boy, about IS years of age, wanted to work
about the house and dive n outrage. Apply 20 Mr.
Wright. [ mon Hote! Stables, rs
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WANTED TO PUR"HA,E "A BRICK
w not 81, IN good order. containing N least 7
rooms located between stu and nth streets north
aud between ' and streets west. Apply 10 I;EO
between VI and " SITS Ms I'm
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EMPLOY MENT.-s5na month and ali expenses
- pa,d.-An AZ Int Is wanted IN every town ard
cpuhy IA TIE hted states, To engage IN a respect
abe End easy business, 10y winch the above oft,
ha, be certainly realized For full parficuais, sd.
NJ NJ ~. MoNNtFl CO.. corner "f Broom aud
Mercer streets. New Work cit,, nciosIng one posi-
ate Stamp io prepay postage. = ml
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lDUhSE Lt.sf.-A suk Pure. containing two
dlain nd rings and a nal sum of money, v "a
u,st yes'ernay oetwe~n 7th and 8th ,treftt Marked
OF one at the rnss. liberia reward will be- pad ia
~ nnur, Nv Ieaving the rIrgs at the DRY Gaods
ma ST IN ~ W.
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Will he performed with neoual ed ,ompieteness
of cast, Lock g beautiful music and every acccs
s,p perfect, shnkspesre'- traged' 81
lTa(HRJ.TTT
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pIANOS FOR SALE OR HIREBY
Il 10 John r

RANJOS, TAMBORINES, VIOLINS. gu
- lars. Flutes, Accordenns, NC, c., new and
beautiful stock, sci cted with care. 10y my SELF just
reserved on Saturday, and open for inspection and
for sale low this day.
JOHN F. ELLIS,
Ina ~ 96 ia near Inrh
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IMPORTATION WANTED of Patrick O'Sul-
y Iyan, sense!ess man, who left ms home uu
ednesday, the 5th instant, has not been heard
of since. He rs about thIriy years of age feet
inches IN height thin spared, with long brond nuse
BIC He-oe 81 beard OF two weeks growth. Had
blue frOck cost and black pantaloons Any rnIaT-
instIon respecting has wheres bouts will te thank
VAN, No. Isl 81 street, between and n SIS north.
ma ~ -