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Warrington Insurance Company.
CHARTERED BY CONGRESS.

Capital S2ooo0o
TNlllS Company is now prepared to receive appli-
cations for insurance buildings merchandise &C., at tho
city rates without any charge policy their
avenue the Washington City Savings
Bank
Wm r. Dayy, Samnel hron,
los Bryan James b, Halliday,
VIM OrIne indson Taylor,
Fraucis Nohun ~ W. Gait
Benz Besl.
JAMES c. Mcguire, President
G, n HtssoS, Secretary.
May 20 Q-dly
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NORTH CAROLINA. s-l
From July ], 1865 70 June 80, 1850.
5s8 From Durham MIL Factory, Round Hill,
Das Creek, Red Mountai South Lowell, and back,
n
Leave Durham Tuesday and Friday at ~
Arrive at South lowell by AZ pm;
Leave South lowell Wednesday and Saturday at
Arrive nj Durham by y
5s7g from Chapel ll fcarnons Mill Rggbecs Store,
Thomas u. Farrcus, Manly Snpe's, and White Cross 10
Chapel Ill., equal TO 1s miles and back week.
Leave Chapel I'M Saturday a m;
Arrive Chapel I'M by s y
Magnolia by Dresden Rockdsb ~ miles
aud mck, a
Magnolia Friday at a
Rocklsh by 8pm;
Rockish Saturday at 5am
Arrive a Magnolia by s pm
Proposals Dresden, perform round trip in
consderrd
From Clinton by rayor Bridge Hsres miles
and back, week
Clinton Friday at
Arrive Hsrrel's Store by ~ M
Leave Iarfelia Store Friday st IN;
Arrive at Clinton by SPIN
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SOUTH cARoiayA.

Arrive at Troy by u M
Proposals for an additional weekly trip invited.
SOUTH CAROLINA
From July l, 1858, 10 June 80, 1866.
ol73 Anderson by Town Equality slabown,
eharubaseo and Milwees, Anderson c H. equal 10 10
A,ys srss saassas1 At Anderson e n ihS,'sy Sy
From Anderson by Level Land
vile G H., 81 miles and back once a
Leave Anderson c. H. Wednesday at . m;
is.S. h,ys sss.si. = asss.lIs T. e Tys.y T. sy p%
s, ra, Arrive ,,a,,a ~ anderson S M = @ u oy IN.
80 Clayton mles % and back, % once save Sses s' ''''
leave Horse Shoe Saturday at M
H'a' isass 'sa CLAYTON oaisr Friday Is spn' ssam;
sls From r.ssas .G IL y TsS Greek Aaarse.s Mills, Rock
Leave rickens c. II Tuesday pm;
Leave Grsenvlle Monday nj 81 M
Arrive at nckens c. H. next day BY IL m
GEORGIA
From Jhdy l. 1853, to June 80, 1859.
ssay From Amerca by Danyle Dayon, 81 miles and bnk,
Leave Americus Tuesday and Friday M5am
Arrive at Drnyon by IL m;
Leave Drayton Tuesday and Friday at pm;
ssas From Athens by Planter Stand Fort Lamar Gainesville
Aquila Parkers Store Fair Play, s. c. and Townviie to
Pendieion 70 miles and back, three times week
Athens Monday, Wednesday, and Friday IL m;
Arrive at Pendeton next days by pm;
Pendleton Monday, Wednesday, Friday m;
fopc pss nsn' 10 rum by %s' den schedule will be considered
Caksvle NacoOchee
Hwa n c., and Peach Tree 10 Murphey 82 miles and
back, a week
Leave Clnrksyie Wednesday and Saturday at p M
Arrive at Murphey next days by p
Murphey Tuesday and Friday at am;
Carksvlle next days by IL m
9540 Covngon by Rocky Plains Swapping Shoals
sheba, l5 miles and back, twice a week.
Leave covnston Tuesday and Friday a, l2
Bersleba by IN;
Bcrshcba Tuesday and Friday at 0
Arrive at Covingon by IL
Ihmpkn, by Florence Gennvle, miles
back, once week.
I.nmpkin Tuesday at 8 am
Arrive at Glennvic by 4 PM
Leave Glennvillc Wednesday at 8 m;
a IMmI,kin by pm
Bids for additional trip per week will be considered
85i2 Weetoweo, 40 back
Leave Newman Thursday at 7
Arrive at Weedowee day by ~ m;
Leave Weclowee Friday at
Arrive az Newman next day by q
Rocky Mount Holly Grantvie 10 miles and back
week.
Ienye Rocky Mount Wednesday and Saturday AT 8 M
a Grantvile by IL M
Granville Wednesday and Saturday p IN;
Arrive at Rocky Mount by 5pm
65l4 tho terminus Of the Brunswick and Florida railroad
the Saiia river to the terminus Of the Savannah Albany
and Gulf railroad, Of the Atanaha
Bidders will state the distance, Intermediate points,
and Kind OF and suitable
schedule OF departures and arrivals.
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DRIGHTLY'S DIGEST OF THE LAWS OF
I'D States from 1s57--1he given
the Statute arranged both alphabetically
giving also the decisions Of all the courts both
federal which the construction OF the statute law the United
has the subject Of ajudcaon well those
executive departments.
convenient book Of reference Cor professional aud
others ''Jud'0e Mclean.
Cannot fail to OF g. at utility bench and barr
I.Judgc Curtis.
great utility and convenience many
gal profession 'Goc. Wtnstor
Almost indispensable lawyer highly useful
Statesman and Of business. &c hoaceltor Ebster.
Indispensable business 10 make or administer
laws sh-Jud0e Ogden HeDnan,
Greatly facilitate the labor otherwise required
OF the United States laws '-Junlgs Bastour
win greatly facilitate profession all who
have occasion ascertain what the The
ments Of the federal legislature n-Jud9s Sanford.
"wi save the bench and bar Of labor"
[yutgs Martia
The Mr. Brigbley Is only far preferable or
business work, but more
convenient the profession"
Nudge blair, Solicitor Coud q CLAIMS
Complete volume large closely printed pages,
in full law binding Price six dollars; by mail lase ep"
dollars. fhaN'N ia''"h'
Feb IL
LNOR LEASE--A square of ground situated cor.
ner of 10th No lss for term OF seven
.aar, ,,,r ,,.,,,r,,,,e o,,nlv GEORGE W. BRAY,
' - uCollector and Agent for Houses
Ian % eoa,m No. 1872 Ninth street between and ~
T,AsUION ABLE VISITING CARDS AND PLATES
engraved styles AMI cards printed at ~ hours notice
~ TAYLOR 4 MACRyes Bookstore,
il@ Near e'' street
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Arrive al Wnitansaburgh by 0x pm;
Leave Wilismsburgh daily except Sunday, al m;
Arrive nj holidaysburgh by IL
Proposals the Yellow Springs
ss2s From Oreu, chemuns r., 4l aud back
a
Leave Tuesday and saturday = a IN
a Chenung by I0ls
Isay ChemuDg Tuesday Saturday II = M
Orcat Creek BY 12k pm.
falmansvie miles
Tuesday and Saturday n l . IN
Arriv a rslmansy by az
Tsllnansvile Tuesday aud saturday II l0x IN;
Arrive az Starncca time
quehauus nepot-say al IL IA.
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al l21x y
sb2s From starusa back twice
Leave saruesa Tuesday and Saturday p M
ienve TaIInalsviIe Tuesday and saturday st loh am
ssarucoa in
quehauna Depot say al I'm
MARYLAND
From July To jane 80, 1850
Aliens fesh rompknsyie miles and back twice
Aliens Wednesday Saturday thy smi
Leave TompInsvills "wednesday and Saturday a, sam;
.olo From Port Tabaeo TO sah 10 miles and back twice week
Leave Port Tobacco "Wednesday and saturday stssm
pfsgah Wednesday aud Saturday II m
.or From Freasrx By swis.a and ctoe,n Furnace TO Me
slancosn 70 miles and bacI six times week 49,
mail by raiiroad--say at pm;
Arrive a MechAnicstown by 9pm;
Frederick With the mail fos Bau
4ola From Battle swamp by Nottingham Rising Sun,
miles and back, three times week.
Leave Battle swamp Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at IL IN
Leave Rising Tuesday Thursday Saturday sam;
4oia Oakland by shry House Shoe Run
onnidclds Mills, and Holly Meadows. New Interest, Va
40 miles and back, week.
Ieay Oakland Monday IN;
Leave New In,eres, "Wednesday q. m;
Oakland day by l2 m
Cockeysvie sawan and Butler Black Rock l31
miles and back, twice a week,
Leave cockeysye Wednesday and Saturday on arrival Of the
Arrive at Black by M
Leave Wednesday and Saturday at 2h pm;
Arrive At tockeysyilie by 5p M
ONO
From July i, 1858, to June so, 1860
Bremen Knoxville wapakoneta lS miles and
back, week.
Ieav Bremen Saturday nj I
Arrive Wnnkoneta by II
Leave WaIsakoncta Saturday at
New Bremen by
Racine fayenswood Va. II miles and back
week
Leave Racine Saturday al a M
Ravcnswood by IL IN,
Ravenswood Saturday at pm;
Arrive al Racine by 8 pm
9l3o From Mills Furnace, wksyie Ewinston,
vnon and Pine Grove, Gaos 81 miles and back, once
a
Leave Reeds Mills Friday am
Arrive at GailpoIs by PM
leave Galipolls Saturday at q
Arriye a Reeds Mills By
Hill by Rocky Hill and Key stone to wkesyie 80
miles and back a week
Leave Hill Friday I a
Arrive Wikesvlle by
Ieay Wikrsvlie Saturday n Z a N;
Arrive at Oak Hill by
s432 From Greenyie by crnan Republic Tampc Dark
Greenvlc, twice a week, equal 0 ~ miles.
Ieaye lille Wednesday and Saturday at
Arrive at Republic by IL m;
Republic Wednesday and Saturday al pm;
Arrive at Greenvlle by 7 pm.
8433 Conneau by Cark Corners Beaver Pa and Beaver
Centre, TO Conneauyle, 20 miles and back week.
Leave Conneaut Friday at o a
Conneauvile by IL
Conneautvllc Friday al p M
Arrive nj COnneant by
e.s4 From Perrysvic by Palmer Rper Settlement
Ashland 10 miles and back, week.
Leave Perrysvile Friday at
Arrive at Ashland by IL m;
Leave Ashland Friday AZ IN;
Perrysyile by
s.35 New Philadelphia by ioua New Conerstown 80
miles and back II weck- ssrs-}asa
New philadelphia Friday
Arrive at New Comcrstowu by
!.oave New Comersown Saturday at z
Arrive at New Philadelphia by 6 pm
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VIRGINIA..

From LIST July, 1858, to sOh June, 1850.
Springs l3 miles and back,
times week from 1st July to 30h September and
week the residue of the year
Lick Tuesday ll4 M after arrival Of
Burners Springs by skpm;
Leave Burners Springs Tuesday 5tz m;
Arrive AT Water lick by 81 m;
Daily except Sunday during same hoars from LIST July to 30h
Ssls From woodstock by saunsvle olive
Leave Woodstock wednesday at pm;
Leave Olive Wednesday at 12m;
Arrive ut Woodstock by 245 pm.
ssA Merry Point miles ana back,
Leave Lancaster G H. wednesday and Saturday at4pm
Arrive at Merry Point by 6pm
Leave Merry Point Wednesday and Saturday IL in;
Arrive At Lancaster z. II yapm :.
Norfolk by Yorktown to King and Queen H., los
miles and back, week.
53lo From wams4 Wharf by Green's Wharf to North End o
Leave wiiamss wharf Tuesday and saturday Immediately
after arrival Of Norfolk maii-say 2pm;
Arrive ,.s At North III End rads,.. by pm IN, s,,
Arrive at wllans's Wharf by ii am
sa From Concord by Spanish Oaks TO oakye miles aud back
Leave Concord s Wednesday a. / pm;
Arrive at Oakyie by pm;
Leave OakvilIe Wednesday at 8 a IN;
Proposals second weekly trip and to eud route at Spanish
oaks, will he considered.
to 81, George, 80 miles and back once week,
Leave Rowesburg Wednesday atSam
Arrive at 81. George BY IL m;
sss om s. Gsoss G Io Meadows and Red Creek Dry
Fork, 80 miles and back, a week
Leave St. George Thursday at oa m
Arrive Dry Fork by pm;
leave Dry Fork Friday at an;
Arrive al ST. George by SPIN,
$3.50 From St George by Laurel Hill acal to Madowvie
Is miles and back, a
Leave 81, George Thursday at a
Meadow vile by IL M
leave Meadowyie Thursday at m;
Arrive at ST. George by o
Point Pleasant jackson 80 miles
and back, week
Leave Pleasant Thursday Tam
Arrive at jackson q. II. by 0 PM
Leave Jackson c. H. Friday at ! a
Point Pleasant by 8 pm.
Buffalo jackson H. 80 miles and back week
Buffalo Wednesday at Sam,
Jackson C. H. by pm
Jackson G. H. Tuesday at m;
Buffalo by pm
s323 by VIM. Candies, Flat Fork Elijah
and New Kcntuck, sissonyiie IS miles back
a week.
New California Tuesday at 8
Arrive 1T sissonvile by PM
| Sissonvie Wednesday al n
New California by
Estlvle stony Greek 10 miles and
| EsllyiIc Monday at 8
Arrive at Stony Creek by IL M
Stony Creek Monday IN;
Arrive at Esiilvllc by
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July l, 1858, 10 June 30 1861
o74 From Waterbury, Mdebnry Woodbury. miles and
back, twice week.
Waterbury Tuesday Saturday At 8
Arrive n Woodbury. IL n
Leave Woodbury. Tuesday and Saturday al IL
Arrive a Waterbury by
Wocottyie by for6gt Goshen miles and back,
n
Leave daily except sunday m, srri
lse gfslf
Goshen by
Leave tosh daily, except Sunday, 10
Arr q Wolcottyili+ by IL
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DrvERNOIs, HOTEL,
DUNCAN. SHERMAN, 4 CO..

B0fhes,
CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS, NEW YORK,
ISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers,
available all the principal cities Of the world Also,
e credits, In Enrope China &c.
Jan 31--3lhi
VXyATCH Repairing and Engraving Watches,
w mekeepers Of description
repaired by workmsn and warranted to perform accurately
Engraving every description done the beat style intending the
Cning arms, crtsts, nottoes and initials stone.
Visiting aud wedding cards elegantly engraved and printed
NJ w. GAIT Il BKO
Jewellers, 324 Pannsy ylvania avenue,
Jan 30-u Between 9th aud 10th streets
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NTORTHY OF NOTII7E.-Intendng TO retire
wv my business, offer opportunity
charge Of hotel conducted the
plan The house fsvoraby citizens
nd share Of patronage which can be increased by
Water all the other the
the house commands the whole thorough
fare between Sd and "A streets and Is but
short Capitol To insure profitable investment
'M early, or address
Jan 2s-eodlw wM RuiP Proprietor,
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ashingtOn Branch Railroad.

I EAVE Washington al g. a. m; 8 a. M 3, p. m;
IL 20, p. m; M, p.
Tho n and 4 TO- connect directly al
hnore at Relay for the West those at s
and Sis, p for Annapos and nt o. for Frederick and
Norfolk
The And 90 trains express, and stop only at
Annapolis and Washington functions.
The train saturday p goes only to phadel
fha
On Sunday only train At g. %, y.
Jan 81 r. II. PARSONS, Agent
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Marble Manufa ctures, TOmbs, Statuettes, Etc.
TJNIIE SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites th. atten-
| the public 10 his large and elegant stock 81
MARBLES, TOMIssroSEs ANR MONUMENTS,
A hi. ON stree, north hrtween Twelfth Thirteenth
and ethr experienced workers In fine
and marbles aud in other description Of stone
MARBLE MASTEIs OF THE LATEST STYLES.
OF his own manufacture and Of superior quality.
INrUs DOOR AND wINnOw sIIIs, CARRIAGE STEPS NEW
YORK fI.AGGNG, &c.
In fact everything that required In the marble and bust
ps.r either utility taste FOR the Ane arts.
He his
daily witt his yard where every judge for him
In articles he has number Of
suitable tr either the tomb the
by himself from Italy II these please
fancy he viii manufacture order such he desired
facilities pomrnes, and strict attention TO business
he hopes o meet the expectations OF his patrons
WILLIAM RUTHERFORD,
north, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
Sep 3-d6m
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JAMES j. DICKINS,

OIChINSs
ATTORNEY -AT-LAw,
PATENT, CLAIM, AND GENERAL. AGENCY.
Office Soahsut Corner Of SssaM and r streets
-tr
D'IVERNOIS' HOTEL,
Peansylpdaid Apsfe bspea Srsasemh and Eighteenth streets,
WASHINGTON, u. C.
establishment newly Furnished and arranged the most mod
and improve principle, with private apartment.
for either ladies gentlemen,
The bar supplied with the choicest Of wines and liquors
Game other delicacies
Hot lunch from II O'Clock, m, until 2,
Nov 22-H e7f$ gH .84stISt --Fs u
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(yOMPLETION Of Panama Railroad Reduction
Of fare steamships New
Asawa the 5h aud 10th of each month"; connecting
with mail steamers from Panama to san Francisco
steamships have inspected approved by the Navy
Department, and guaranty speed and qfay
The railroad az miles ong completed from
hours The baggage Of passengers
New York through Francisco and passengers
at the The
money paid New York all expenses of the trip
Reserve kept in New York Panama and San
prevent detention Of accident that the route Is
entirely feiiulle.
Passengers they arrive Aspnwal
by each and take charge Of
sbac children without other protectors.
through tickets The lowest rates apply at tho agency l73
West street New York, L. W. RAYMOND.
Nayn
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George w. Bray,
Collector and agent for Houses
RESIDENCE No. asa NINTH STREET NORTH,
Between and streets,
WAS GTON
renting collecting promptly attended punctua
made Jan 22-d3fn
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ENOR sALE.--A rare chance TO secure very fine
r. aty,s riding horse hacG years
af,een hands and upwards and sound HI surpassed
In stylc and aci D. perfect all and every He
stable M Levy PumphI"y for Few days only
5--df ttl
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EASHlONABLE VISITING OARpS AND PLAIES
~ TAYLOR & MArRyes Bookstore,
rah lot Near 9th street,
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South Westpo by Westpor Point, To Adamsvla t.
mi times week.
departures arrivals ba arranged
the posntsters
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LyNGRAVED GLASS PLATES.--A beautiful arti-
" vestbuio
lights the above store and only DO
10 be appreciated and admired,
HyANS THOMPSON, Agents,
Jan 16--eolm s26 Penn avenue Washington.
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SAVANNAH, Dec. I3-Ihe Savannah Republican
of this morning reaffirms most positiyelv that the
schooner Wanderer has landed a cargo Of Africans on
the coast near Brunswick, Georgia. as reported on
Saturday.
The District Attorney, Joseph GFauahl, has been
on the alert and arrested three on Saturday who
believed to be implicated in the affair The names
Of the men arrested are Juan Bic Raesta NJ A
Brown and Miguel Aguirv alias RajTes Harling
from New Orleans.
The District Attorney refused bail for them AZ
under he law it is Of piracy and the prisoners
were committed to jail to await their trial
Mr.. Granahl and the District Marshal are using
every eXertOn to elicit information in regard TO the
charges made against them, and have sent to Bruins
wick TO obtain evidence as to their completely in the
matter
The examination will probably take place Oh
Thursday.
The District Marshal senta ateam.tug to Brunswick
to seize and tow the Wanderer to Savannah, but the
shipmasteT 10 command OF her refused to give her mp
1t s reported that the Collector Of the Port at Da
rien stated that the Wanderer had appearance Of
having had slaves on board.
The Republican says it is rumored that the Afr
cans were landed on Jekyl Island and that steamer
which left Savannah on Friday took off one hundred
and fifty negroes from that island and conveyed them
up the river, past Savannah, to a river plantation
from whence they were scattered through the
country,
The Wanderer halls from st. Helena. She is with.
out regular papers, the United States have no Con
sui there but she has informal papers from the
native officers of ST. Helena, without their seal.
The cargo of the Wanderer is supposed to have
| consisted of three hundred and fifty negroes.
River Intelligence
VICEsBURG, December I3.-lhe steamer Starlight
passed down at and the Gulnare at ii o'clock this
morning. The steamer A. I. Lacey passed down at
and the Pacific at o'clock this evening.
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sostherM EMterprLge .laead!
EMERY
PATENT CORN HUsKING MACHINE

Now on Exhibition at No. % CAMP STREET.
This machue for simplicity, utility and durability, sErFasse
anything for that purpose brought before the public Its
worked by freddie with fed with the hands thus
hukng from 300 600 bushels er day against the old fash
ioned way by hand of which bushels alage days work
Another advantage besides the saving time in the huskng
is that this machine prepares the hk in the perfect
ner for Which woFh from s3l 500 PEI
they fall fraal t#e psse4t4s.
Planrer and he ptHe generally are invlreI call aad
the merits Of tG Sc INC {Hr.-
a. CAMPBELL 80 Camp ST.,
INT 0rnar nj tna Patant for t. L,,i-aa SiA.es
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The AMPHITREATER.-A crowded, fashionable
and delighted audience witnessed last nights doings
of the New Orleans Circus Company. All the ex-
elements are repeated tonight and if the weather
be fair there will of course be another great crowd
Families, and ladies and children in particular, will
remember, that day after tomorrow, Thanksgiving
Day. the first Of the regular Thursday noon per.
formances will be given,
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THE CHRIsTY MINsTRELs CoNING.-Geo. Christy's
word-renowned band of Ethiopian Minstrels will be
here soon, from California. They propose giving
series of their entertainments the time aud particular
place of which are not yet announced, but will be
soon. The Christys will be sure to create great e&-
element among the lovers of fun and melody in New
Orleans
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ST.. LOUIS Public scHooLs.-We have received a
copy of the Annual Report Of the ST. Louis Public
schools. Itis bulky pamphlet, and shows that the
" Young idea of St. Louis shoots largely and we'll
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAnRoAD.-By reference to
the official notice of President Fowlkes, to be found
in another column it will be seen that meeting Of
the stockholders of the Southern Pacific Railroad
Company will be held in this city the goth of the
present month, We trust the, attendance of stock.
holders will be large and that every legitimate share
of stock will be represented either in person or by
proxy. The magnitude of the interests involved
should induce general gathering.
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THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH?
a Suberb cture,
On exb ition at j. O. MORGAN co.'s BOOKSTORE
Exchange Place adjoining for the Subscribers tc
the Cosmopolitan Art Association. dl4 2p6t
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COMMERCIAL REApING RooMs.-No person in the
city who aware of the advantage which possessed
by those able to command the resources Of reading
room, and such a reading room as that now estab'
lishcd by the enterprise and liberal management OF
Mr. L. w. Cooler can hesitate for moment to the
proprety of aiding its permanente and value by con
tributing to 50 excellent public institution. The
selection of the vast collection Of periodical anG
journalistic literature is characterized by an enlight
ened judgment fully informed as to the wants Of tht
community. All the commercial valuable publica
tions Of the world are to be found at the New Orean
Commercial Reading Rooms, corner St. Charles ant
Common streets
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ST. CHARLES THEATER-We had not time to OBJ
serve Mr. Anderson progress last night further than
that be had full house, and that his audience ap-
peared to be well pleased.
Tonight, for rarity, we are to have shakspeare's
great tragedy of "Corohnus, !" Mr., Anderson appear
ing in the leading character This is very unusual
attraction in the dramatic way, and ought to draw
all the lovers of Shakespeare en- massc.
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Purchasers will always find in assortment of the
well kn5wn brands-TnjenudRd For de Fuadas Merdiana,
Forde PaDcho Reaowa Cabarga Partagas
Washington Dos Hermanas Mao Habano etc. ETC.. the
P. PRATS & CO.,
o25 2ptf 29 Commercial Place.
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ORLEANS TuEArER.-The beautiful opera of " VIII
liam Tell is to be repeated at the Orleans To-
night. -
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WINTER DRESS GOODS,
In NOUS he LANES,
POPLINS, ARGENTINES
.-...- TALENCIAs, MERINoEs,
CAsHNEREs etc. etc,
Also
... A lot Of entirely Winter Styles OF
GrisRIlIes,
A BEAUTIFUL ARTICLE FOR DRESS
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MILLINERY. MILLINERY.
This establishment rsplste witt ali the Novelties
the season, comprising choice and we'll selected stock
Ladies' Paris maie B0NNETSe
Misses AID Childreu's HATS,
FLOWERS, FEATHERS,
HEAD DRESSES,
wREATFiS, etc, etc,
RIBBONS AND TRINTMINGs-Ing great variety.
JOHN TODD,
Successor TO n p SEAMAN * co.
dis 2p5 Nos. Il and IA Chartres street
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Hare YOg1 Seen

THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH
Superb Picture,
On exhibition at J. c. MORGAN co.'s BOOKSTORE,
Exchange Place adjoining Po5oce for the Subscribers
the Cosmopolitan Art Association. dI4 2p6t
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PLAcIDE's VARIETIES Goldsmith great comedy
of She stoops to Conquer is to be repeated at the
Varieties tonight. We saw it performed there on
Saturday night, and must say that we never saw
comedy in thscity as well acted finely put upon
the stage. We can safely promise great treat to all
who go to see it tonight. Dancing, and George Hol-
and in his great protean piece, 's Day after the
Fair are to be given as iagaiappe to the comedy.