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A MONSTER PLANK.-The production ofgold
has become so intimately identified with any
reference to California, that the Pacific State
has hardly received credit for being able to
produce anything else. A plank exhibited on
Change yesterday, must have done much to
dspel this idea, and to convince all who saw
it, that she possesses something besides golc
mines. The plank in question was about
twelve feet long, sir feet si1 inches wide. and
two inches thick, of red wood. 1t was perfectly
''clear," with the exception of a small spot, not
amounting to knot, in one corner. The tree
from which this plank was produced, must
have been a monster, and if they are common
in California, or if those of even halfthe size
are found in abundance, the lumber of thai
State must be of great value, even as compared
with her gold-N. Y. Enquirer.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

THURSDAY, Jan. %, 1905.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. King, to amend the charter of the Gaslisht
Company of Memphis.
Mr.. White, of Hamilton, to establish the 18th
civil district in Hamilton county.
Mr.. White, of Knox, to authorize tb Register of
East Tennessee, TO transcrbe certain books of re-
cord, and for other purposes.
MIR. Ewing, directory to the overseers of roads,
and for other purposes.
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Selling OFF Under CCst Price.

IN order TO m ste room my Spring Stock 81 Goods
/ will sen the baaI Of my stock a Millinery Goods
hand unde price. Cons ting Of Lad e Fancy
Ron nets and uLtrimu Rich ionnet Ribbons
French FoNert Featl Plum chair, Head-drrsses
Neils, KID Glove t0cs. pair PIC Me g e sil1
Gloves cooTs broideTie Shem setts Under
sleeves collars, Embroidered HznRerchir Jaeo-
Ioupsiug a sees 80 ssn-"si s-snrinent OF Milf
merry cd co oil Now Ladies Is time 10 buy
Fancy cheap for cash, there viii be no credit
given. Iemember the place, No TO- Cedar street
MRS. = J. LLOYD,
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NOTICE.

WE With TO purchase fome u TO "a likely Young Ne
w gro Men arc Io's, from y afe o 20 20 ~ ear
tkln. u; ~. hAtNEo W.
We have good Bisessth TO hire ior Tie present year.
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Bpstient, B prayerful humble, D mid,
Bwse as "a Solon, meek as \ child;
Il stud Gus, b 1 ougatful, loving, kind,
X sure YOU m Ike mstter sub ervient 10 Mid.
Is CAUTIOUS, pr den, ID trGstfui true,
II co rfeous vii al men, b friendly Nj IA iewI
Is mpera In argument, pleasure. and wine,
II careful OF cotducs Of mon Y, Of line
d chse ful, era efai, Lopefnl, ID Urn,
b pescefal beneyo ent. willing o learn;
courageous, n gentle, liberal, j1st,
b Aspifinx d humble, BKcA Use thsu art dust;
pc Item Giro mseec sonnd IN the NTH,
sctive, devoted, ai.hfn I'll dest;
Honest. b hoy. transparent, and pare,
Bdepena.ut Christi -, and yoaf. b .sezrs-
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sTnaYED ON STOLEN.

ABOUT the Ssh day Of January . snail light bay Bue
n or ,esTs old has him tie marx q be echinE
and harntss. he lei home with ihos Ave
liberal resard 70 any Who vsn eri hln 10 ne or
give info snat.oa wsefeaf ne can be fSund-
isnxs--lx Jso. l. LOVE
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Fon SALE.

A NEAT COUNTRY RksiDkscE I've aiIes the Gel
IA Turapike xosc, tais side OF The Grat
eoaiAnns nearly uise CT M, taree
acres fa ealsasea xegx stIes toe
h.lanc1 ell tiasher d sac IN %
FRA M m rooms .na kisehea 20 CD
nf fest lanx fs-t eide ON, sasie e.
r..se heaae aad ssii seciossd fsEc-s,
Any psrsoa 4esrsss Of parrhasat snea l4cr ooaa
hsrg lbefzi teFas b. spplczaon Ne - Co esu
Stree, sesnvtlie, iennsssee.
H--f
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FrRs. Sc.-During the mild weather of the
,a,t few weeks. when-muffiers around the neck
were hardly comfortable, the ladies have been
scattering under their fnrs as in the most biting
cold of winter; some say, because having com
menced wearing, the dare not leave them on,
some because they form pretty finish to their
winter costume and may as well be shown IN
public as laid by in the drawers. The late
reduction in prices has caused them 10 be
immensely worn. A cape, or victorine with
cuffs. cousti. ute a full suit; many dispense
with the muff. Russian sables are still above
the average means of the ladies; but Hudson's
Bay is more attainable; and mink, the next in
favor and price. is more general. Ermine Is
rot so much in vogue as for fewp asst seasons
the prev ailiDg tone of street dresses having
been dark-though it is the only fur suited for
evening and full dress. The mnffs are SMALL
and ornamen,ed with rich lining, cord and
tassels. or a bow of ribbon or velvet. Toe
cuffs are rather deep. Sable and mink are
used in trimming velvet cloks, though plush is
also in favor Of the less costly furs, stone
marten, Siberian squirrel and fitch in de-
mand.- Some good limitations of ermine are
seen in children's tippets, &c.
A new material for opera cloaks has been
introduced; it is formed of camel's hair, and
is as soft and silken as white velvet. The
cloaks are made in the burnoose form, with
MORE antique; the hood lined with pink and
decorated with pink and white silk tassels
Another of the same shape is made of anna
ranth color more antique, with white stripes;
the hood lined with white silk.
very fine cashmere, of any shade, is made
for dressing gowns, with a basque or jacket,
so connected with frill shirt as to form one
garment The ta6Iier trimming in front is in
bright colors, of rich shawl pattern cashmere;
and the basque and sleeves are edged with the
same. There is Valenceinnes lace quilting
round the throat, and the underseeves are of
cambria or muslin. This is an elegant morn
ing costume; palmer morning dresses are made
of merino.
nOcelty in dresses is one of deep blue silk,
with second skirt only behind, covering four
back breadths; the lower skirt having deep
founce extending inst the same distance Both
have bands of velvet or galleries interviewer.
The front is entablier or apron style; the orna-
ment, velvet bands crossing each other, also
inwoven. A velvet body ornamented with
passamenterie, mixed with steel Deeds, is worn
with this remarkable skirt.-N Y. Erpress.
January ..22d.
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AFTER DON SESSION.

Part 10 Of the revised code passed second read
ing.
Mr.. Beale proceeded to defiae his position on
the Bank bill, when Mr.. Bate mov-d to postpone
the matter till Wednesday next, which lost;
ayes IS, noes 80. The question then taken
on copcurring with the report of the committee,
and the r, port was adopted-ayes sc, noes SO.
BILLS ON THIRD READING.
To incorporate the Pulaski and Pisgah Turn
pike Compa y. Amended and passed.
For the benefit of Robert r. Gilbert. Amend
ed and passed.
The House took up the motion, entered some~
time since, to reconsider the vote by which the
bill for the relief of the Memphis ami Ohio il
road Company rejected. The motion prevail
ed and the bill amended and passed.
Adjourned till A. NJ, tomorrow.
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A the late Mechanics Fair held in the CITY
Il of Nashville, ia October, 1857. the Judges
appointed to examine articles in Class 43-No.
II, GROVER & BAKERS Sewing Machines; No
l64, SINGER REPORT upon the PRINCIPAL
points and merits OF the two machines as fol-
lows:
The machines are both two-thread machines,
that is. using two separate threads for making
the stitch; that Of GROVER ~ BAKER using the
thread from COMMON SPOOLS WITH TWO
NEEDLES: and that Of SNGER's using one
spool and one needle the other thread working
from a BOBBIN ENCLOSED N 4 SHUTTLE,
and, in the opinion of the committee. is best
adapted TO FINE CLOTHING, SADDLERI, &c-
The GROVER & BAKER AS the LEAST
COMPLICATED MACHINERY, AND, OF
COURSE EASIER MANAGED: advantage of
USING SPOOLS WITHOUT REMINDING
and, with the exception of fine clothing, saddle
~, &C., in the opinion Of the committee is
BEST SUITED FOX FAMILY USE.
EaS- The part Of this report referring to the
Singer Machine as best adapted 10 fine Clothing
was intended TO be UNDERSTOOD By THE
COMMITTEE as best FOR MANUFACTURING
CLOTHING BY TAILORS. IN WORKSHOPS,
&C. The SAME IN REF FERENCE TO SAD
DLERY, &C.
NASHVILLE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
No. 4 Public 50 mare. Nashville Tonn-s
NashviIs Tenn January Is SIT
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MEMPHIS AND NASHVILLE REGULAR FRI
DAY PACKET, THE SPLENDID NEW
PASSENGER STEAMER,
Advanced Taxes.

Co1LFCroRs OFFICE, CITY HArL, I
nashville, Jan. 18th, 1855 I
IT AK PAYFRs who desire to avail Of pri-
vllege Of tie laW ALLOW ing pre- payment Corpora
ton Taxes for year lc7h, hereby notified that
will be waited u by cai above. iniere the
of per tn viii be al'ow the face
certificate Issued OW Il taxable property within
limits of the Corporation, will their advantage
to call A. NILSSON Collector.
JanlS--1m.
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REGuLAs NASHVILLE AND CAHs
THAGE PACKET.

rI,HE hne fre ght asd passenger Sn -
Il steamer, hLANcHk LENls. E6s9y--<s7a j
suar ti. al The above trAoe, leaving sshvlie e.ery
sondsy ana thaFsiAy Sac vin leave fsE Carriage 81
MONDAY next February lat For fe hi passage APP
ply on eosTdor 70 A. MILLION, Agent. .
Jan29--sa.
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Lumber, Lumber, Lumber.

CQlAKE Ceia- md all other kir OF lube be had
- at the Iavergue 4wm, the Nashville and Chat
tanoogs Raj road, lG miles from Na-hvIe.
ian.6--6m. J. ". BIRDWFLL.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
Bradshaw l. Rutland,

Bradshaw l. Rutland,
No. 80, UNION STREET.
IJAvE just received a fresh supply Of BOOTS and
II SHOES, which vii be sold at The VERY LOWEST
PRICES.
Ladies Laszng Caters, win and w,hOat Heels
{" Congress :" 3"
Thick and Thin sole Kid Booiees heels and heels
" Font Laced La sting Caters:
Frerch Embro dered Slippers, SON ething nice;
White Kid Iippers and Resets;
:" Kid Slippers, plain and trimmed, heeled and no
heels.
For Misses aud Children.
MssesT and Thin Sold Kid and Goat Bootees, heeedi
% BLACK asting Caters;
- KID slippers;
q" Thick Sole School Shoes;
Chidrens KID and Goat Bootees, thick and thin soei
a. Black Lasting eaters:
" +. ncy He led Shoes;
" AnkleTi and slippers.
For Gentlemen.
Gents Extra QUILTED BOTTOM Boo,s'
" Calf Water Proof
{" 4" I" stitched
" D. :. Congress Caters
p L.
Pamp CAT Oxford Ties;
N
" Cloth Congress CATERS
d" Lastin- Ties
And all articles KEEP. IN Shoe ore vi ch We invite The
atten ion o. all wanting art cles IN our Ire.
BRADSHAW RUTLAND.
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MOL ICE.

YIHF fine stock % Rcadyade lohinF Cat the Auction
Il Rooms Of HeDJ. 3. ShieIds,) all be open for a
few da's lOnFer. - ,
persons wishing to supply thessses vi DO eel 20 cal
xstlsut further de,ay hENJ. b. kHIELDs.
MS
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~. Cedar street

Av!NG lately, very unexpectedly received an invoice
OF superior
FINE FRENCHI CASSIMERE Els,
AND
PLUSH VESTINGS.
We will make them for in order to close
them out, and a ron for our spring Goods,
a " GO - ~.
We have also fine stock OF ESEA DY-MADE
GOODS, that We will Sc at frea ly reduced prices
CLIFEON a ABBOTT,
jan23-n IS Cedar street.
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A GOOD Bi.ekssisA ana sus.sE sss hirs sAss ys4s.
n fhsy ass ~. s<s-al>- ho1s -.
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Trunks aud VaIiSes.
LADIES' Extra Size Sole Leather TT nks;
Z" Trave ing
GENTS Fine Sole Leather trunks;
." d" Nalses;
I" Kos.ut Trunks;
4" Hog skin - Iron Frame.
For sale by BRADSHAW RUTLAND,
jan2s--u No. so, Union 81 -eet
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LIKfLr FAMILY OF sEGAoEs fos SALE.
"a snl s-I On sATt knA1 AIxf. THk 3o4IIfx sr .
w the Ca t-beass gsts. - ace tiEhe.s L. DER
wcaasn and ehiaren. he wcaAn : xsH qaas-
a<d he ss-sersxnt. etleFss Issy .r-si
aReeG and yea .. fhe NJ Be- Sod o. ersl II
noatAs--sefns,ss ssts sHaoE sd-p4y ia raAx.
l4a Std BO4DAE1.
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COAIIGnAEtI

S0O0BUsHELs superior Ohio River Coal in Store
loOCo at the Coal Yard College st adioin-
ing ~ e f. Cfeat hams Warehouse, carefully
and cleaned, at 1920 cents per bu<hel.
Apply 20 t4eC Coal YARD. A. l. DAVIS
jan2S - -
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CRISP'S GAIETY THEATRE.
FAREWELL BENEFI
y. 3D. WHEEE,
ATTORNEY ATL4V

ATTORNEY ATL1W,
WILL attend 20 any business may Re inrusted 10
w him vi suca abb ities he posse 0nce
Of eoEdy's JeweiIy store, on the uon; Square.
Jan 2T-lm
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MR.. J. GOODWIN viii commence class for Gentlemen
1A on Monoay = tn inst, at ka1 past O'Clock, p. NJ
He viii give his first Coton ParrJ this year on Friday
Admission 81. good CotiuOn Band viii be in a,ten-
dance. Tiaro9-ot
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LANDRFTrs,s GARDEN SEED,

IUST received and orenei IaIge stock Landrethis
- Garden Seed, warran &c fre assisting Of the
usual varieties brought to this market, which he
call he attention OF Families Al d Ga De ers.
Jau20-u 10. G. FRtwN, 50 College street.
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FRIDAY, JANUARY go. 1858.
American reform.

Amongst the proceedings OF the House
of Representatives on the 18th inst, as
reported for the Daily Globe, we lind the
following -
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ST -AIbanSs.
FOR ALE OR RENT

VII IL one the ba ndtoDest in Edgefe
it within twenty minutes palf OF The Capitol aud
Is on an elevate overlooking the enlise village healthy
ana dry IL u surrounded by fome pretty
can be so1nd IN this connty. Every convenience nece-
sary 10 render 1t comfortable family residence and
country no have adde The terms are very LIBERAL
Jan[V-u Gao BOYD < co,
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SUPREME oounr or rnE UNIFIED srAres

TUESDAY, apra I3.-ANo H.-1hcmas jackson q o. /.
owners OF the steamboat Wetumpks appellants, % The
steamboat Magnolia, her tackle, &c, William II Jan'or
mases and part owner Appeal from the district oc'st II
the United States for the middle district Of Alabama Mr.
Justice Giier delivered the opinion Of the court
ing the decree of the said district court with ots and
Remaining the cause for further proceedings Ia copior
ity to the opinion of the court
No. IL Robert TayIors administrators plaintiffs la
error Nathan T. Cmryl, who survived William .
Ward The rearguInent Of this cause was continued
by Mr.. Hood Cor the plaintiffs Ia error, and by Nh Eyar
for the defendants ia error.
Adjourned until to-insnow al III o'clock
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IL hrcth n~sSmcus oei,vstea H~rss ~ts uss''a~
IJshics' Ctstoas.r
csscs Everlasting sisrs'ns cA~as
The ali oxnss~a pra~~s~
by the best Judges sutcsts s~- 'ssw ssss~ ~ @
msrkst Il ss" sN H~rh" hs~ma
stamped IN fsll IA each I4sst
pieces Al orr medium and extra Tire rnsfk sma Am~.~n
sotons ISns ,-'lss
pieces Irish al grsAs, sk sss ss
hcrs ort~rs ~ ir.ssas
cart stitched Iinsu k~sw,s y~s
The qrar'ss ~ nnra s.s- s.ssts sr-eh
hands enables COR the ssss
prices fitRy MsHtttoi.
central riurcs. Ns-t trilahis.
April o-lotln crtu-,,s ocu,rs Msfsst
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TYP THE ANEAKs-Ia.kAsrGr
Il VOYAGE nv THE sYfsxkk kNErvSN a usA nRR n

wander
Ericsson S~w ~ lao
O'Clock tn s'~r,e ss49~~x Hhsw-v s.hs
Ale xssAvtA x~ys Ina Js~sss~l
norie days, Athens AAys. Na<s Asys wsssst An
cxpcrencr w~vsi~v w@ ~ sar ~ ~~&s ssvs~s~wris
f~ hahwsvcl r~ abs isses< b. sAad
take uHeSs~y ~ uss~ iea
April Is, thc ship vii b~ Ftaeed Asnshrr r~~w
Mar sow
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LII Manifestations, tnc, and snpefine
IA tshls I'll ahs issse~, b~s~s aua
the wiA and ar~~s ssIA As ras ~,en
squire all lssran nsrkms. a., hes, spss~a~, a..
ok~. ~ tssr oas
Now s,t3,&ss fraus Me- s~d AsSs
The bwr~s ca~h r~t~ snsvk~A Ia Easss Aev~s.
IA mcn ia nd d c1ai lnns.l asssbsa
Ansh cot
Of the .we NJ cpccsra and rs'Mx sce~ q, hrs nc pr
vIs ts~<sewf ~ Go-s h.ssH
annually ksrt~~e .isf
~~sAsr v~se s~sssset*~ ~
large q hu~ssc~a Anoc.
G.s,d sxucAs us ywscss AcsAns msy Al
rRay W"TlA1,
-G~sss4i rscsss su1sAAAs.
Aprn I3-rotdS sSV~n4ss q "
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,J ITTELLS LIVING AGE, ENLARGED SERIES
weekly numbers Of eighty each. closely
chiefly articles
quarterly and monthly yearly III,
cents for single nGmbcrs =, 49,
April IA 4. TRtNCK TAYLOR.
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VxYOMAN'S THOUGHTS ABOUT WOMEN
w r, yuhhs i da the early Lsdon etcet tby
sls esirriy work ~ The author cf "John
Isslasx sratsa Asssa.s libana," "rte ogives Ove,"
A..
A ws~als fhoasla Abcui w.men i2mo Elegantly bound in
slyth. lssEs a.
ssar,Iuv "a Rv aeyaIcasri fra-ssims Female
yJ,ushvnN f-astc II PANTY frcad
shp ass alhs w"sti; iaagy and Unhappy Women
I,sstw e,ncn. lug uAd.
they are ,lrp~rns every would think y"
Feefa afhdmea
4 tra" hasted and altogether
rac,lai valuable advice lady
.shss Thoughts for Of doing
So So Geskct FsawfsSy. frifgel
ss,s PHILIPS New hHkstor
z 40 ~ 9az Tenn. aveun~. bet 9Th go S0sh SITS
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rssAsrRY pxrAsrxxxr,

Hhaf ift aiirat 81 April TO- 1895,
NOTICE katBY cIvEN thai proposas will lac received
until the May psex,nc fr ,o ,.sns
81 tariea Of an treasury
~s exchanges s,d Of United Deposited with
United states The the
Ahls the branch at New Orleans
Boa New York tharests, 81 Louis, w
acceptance Of such proposals under 'he
The Congress entitled act 10 authorize the Issue Of
b~ssars nssrs.r approved l4i Irce@her, 1851
The viii he issued the receipt here oil eoru
credit III the treasurer Of
ss tn.' They VII W. payable TO the order Of such
tSr siier- shal exchange at tho lowest
r'e - .fca, cSeesng and will
cay seth the icuote,
fh isoas state the without and
~se ~ ether h aud ooa Other fractional
thau isth, three ourts %
r-aie proposed be exchanged
fa ~lh Il The ocrs above enumerated whose
c'ia aa q s.A crl,e each proposal
swa3 Ga neapt he proposal accepted immediate
arssas vin w. such eposAe Should the propo
~ Congress-
ssey ws h~ considered
sn no scaled and Inscribed the
ase ffarsssls Sss Treasury They win opened
DE- ssrarlegn ~ 10 qsigck sad tenth lay u May
HOWELL COBB,
AE~i ts.--ssNsyae Secretary a tAs Treasury
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a p : y L. d y F. A ~
TINS ornRA.A fashionable and appreclativc audience
filed the Theatre last evening to hear La 7ariHa
dcrcd by Gazzaniga, Brgnoli, Amodo, Gasparoni aud
other members of Max Marczek.s troupe. The opera
which is yerds master rendered with marked
ability Sguora Gazzaniga and Signor Auodo receiving
a large share of the continued applause.
The opera ON Wednesday night will be Lucia d. Lsn-
neTSoor. The following letter from the manager
plains why it has been necessary Increase the prices
4 WAILAcKs TikArpE, IN, Y.,) April IL.
10 he Editor Of DE Union.
My DEAR SIR: VIII you kindly permit me to speak
few words through your columns the prices charged
the approaching four nights Of opera at Washington
The difference between the prices charged there and
here at the Academy Of Music but CENTS when
the size Of the Washington Theatre and the additional ex
pense Of travel considered think this difference
can hardly be deemed unreasonable. The price Of
the pruscenim boxes here and at Washington Is
the same. Then what would be the price charged at
any European capital any ordinary nght-say for
instance in London For parluete, whoM secured sent
two dollars and seventy cents for orchestra chairs
seven dollars and half; for st-ticI boxes, hun
bred dollars and great occasions these prices have
been doubled The cost Of the four nights Of opera in
Washington will be, ut the lowest, Mosxad dudrs
night suppose the house full every night the receipts
can barely this amount trust therefore, the Ia
dies and gentlemen who have been good enough to pa
tronize the Washington Theatre will that 1t would I've
impossible 10 afford them opera at lower scale Of prices
For myself, anticipate profit My sole object IN the
c,,gag onent is to fulfil faithfully tho promise made at
the opening Of The season in my h
Your obclicpt servant,
Nv SPtIAET
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OFFICIAL:
zrAsrxnsr os STATE,


Ga - s-.. Washington, AIrii ~, 1855
hefnaoa has been this department
ry e 'he TINTED HAHN
-sh March t the tsrin the province q Nova s The
on a"e'Huon Ia the act additional duty u per
Ns vsshs ana ps o ala Kinds liquors cannot be imported
"" ' on" States Ia packages u less than haarsd gallons
~'esn ~sfes nave been made ID vessels and the viola
o. This provision statute rs n lssl ~.
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by Mr. FAULKNER The memorial - ~ hs~sl Ass "a shs -
d New York, late assistant the -ss1a -
wiling The attention Of sssises -
tho transportation the STICK and Wnindd f q ~. stsa
ton, ANA asking thai ba sded me srtse a ~
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