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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
Georgetown, ID. G.

TNHIS largo boarding and day school for young
ladcs 70 long favoraby conducted by Miss L.
English Is Miss M narrower, principal
compcton and experienced teachers every
department n learning T E
Members Congress cali tc Washing
may their daughters wards here under their
doth graduates OF this
seminary representing nearly every satc in the Unon
For particulars address e NJ j. NARROWER,
Principal Of the Georgetown Fenalo seminary,
Sep l2--ootr Georgetown, e, :
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FURNISHED ROOM TO LET. "A neaty-frrnish-
IL cd front gentlemen, without board,
private family: In tho family
ply at 5l7 sth and yh
13--i1w
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washington Aqueduct.

IL
oyrcx on THE wAsHssros Aquuucr
Washington, March S, 1857.
DROPOSALS are invited for materials and work
III for the Washington aqueduct IA aaa aH
Proposals received up IN May WIZ DO opened at noon o. tat
Maps prones specifications Of the materials and work 70 bc
let viii ready examination at this Office and after the Goth
T work be lot will embrace masonry or some Of the bridges
neee with the ro MAN, gate houses bricks
For the particular mado
specifications and plans Hrs N
upon portion Of the line The titles not yet acquired BY The
United States there may be delay in commencing tho work
thereon such delays allowance will be made
Portions only some completed
jec, future appropaon BY Congress, engineer
right prescribe the amount Of work TO be done and ratio progress
each for each appropriation and In Of the
on holding out sufficiently to decide when and what works
shall be stopped until funds become available tb
In of tho entire stopage Of particular work for want Of
funds the reserved ten per ce will be paid in the Judgment OF
the ognccr the work has been properly executed so far as has
treasury upon monthly engpee reservng
condition that the shall
be paid their full wages monthly and in specie
'erisis on on !he washneton Aqueduct .NN ~, :,
should they be deemed advanscoa and to make such
merits be considered most conducive to the progress Of the
Every accompanied by guarantee signed by
take bidder bidders WILL M his their bid he accepted,
] into % GS % s the sa wa s ss ss @ .ss
accompanied the certificate Of the United
Individual the
paruen Of War that tho gunrsnors able make good
guarantee tAi. q seeA+' tft t'H tHs aifaN -fI,
opened presence bidders any
be present. ,taH5 s NJ c. MEIGs, IA 81
Capt Of Engineers, in charge
FORM or GUARANTEE .5ft J.
10 Cspt NJ. c. Meigs, u. s. Engineers.
We the undersigned residents Of , In the State OF ,
hereby and covenant with the Emitted and
guaranty in the foregoing bid Of be accepted that ho
they w within days afsr tho acceptance q the .d bh
r tho With good snds udsicn sues
the articles proposed IN conformity to tho
advertisement which made. And in
shall fail into contract aforesaid guaranty make
the difference between the offer ny the s
lowest bidder. fFv tHi
(SiHned) ~, A. h.
W {. ID. q
hereby certify that to The best Of knowledge and belief
named gusranors good aud sufficient
(Signed) Fl
sep 1-lawu
HISTORY OF THE REPUBLIC OF THE UNI
OF America, traced the
Hamilton and his contemporaries by John Hamilton Volume
just ready fIl n.aa# l..i3i " Hi
Examination OF the Dcd Scott by Benton.
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PHOTOGRAPH OIL PAINTINGS.

DROFESSOR j. e.. CHURCHILL, Artist, respect
fully his friends for encourage
mcnt and soiiris a continuance Of tho
stuo McCarey Gallery No. a4s Pennsylvania avonu
doors Of :. street.
=. 4.
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EDWARD K. COLLINS, ~.
No 10 Wall street, n. Y.
BROWN, sHHLEY, b CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD 4 co.,
No. ~ Austin Hrtars, London.
b, q. WAINWRIGHT 4 CO.,
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DURE LINEN GOODS.--Table diapers and dam
asks in all widths and grades.
Shcenss pillow linens ofhc proper qualities and widths
Napkins towels, doylc and owclngs, great proso, Of
CHOICE styles. ~" f.f -, t'
800 pseces superior Irish linens. "a 1 7F Ya els ~
Tho vast through
bands enables offer goods Of tho best class the css'
siblc price
We obliged all bills being before be
ginning ones business would reach an amount that
" could control t..~4t l,n AL IL t5sl.tt+.
PEftRY BROTHER,
~ -laf Itf5aW f.n y west building,
Jan a--iodf opposite Central Market.
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VXyASHINGTON ART ASSOCIATION Sec
wv Exhibition tho Washington Art Association II
at tho Gallery between 18th and lam srees
from 10, q m, TO 10, y. ~. t.,
Ainou 81 To bc had the rrncpsl
bookstores and hotels, and at the door.
26--du
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Mr. STANTON, of Ohio submitted the following reso
lutions as a question of privilege aey1 ea t4lq
Whereas published report appointed
The affairs Of the Mddex Manufacturing 10 the state Of
ofthe tariff 1857 d after charging that % 900 Of this
bured by the New York house for printing farther al
application the bAncc whereas said charges tend
ousy prejudice reputation
who Congress participated
The Of tho sarin Of 1867 therefore, bs m 81
1h' committee ans be appointed BY the Speaker
of this House received Of said and the facts und by
tho committee said committee sa have power
Resolved That said committee shall and that any part q said
paid for tho benefit, either directly indirect
member officer of this House. said committee shall
specific charges asnn the party charged h 9lW
Roid That any such charges shall bo presented by sa
aoher COMMITTEES of nve shall be appointed by ths
Investigate the charges presented and the parties charged shall
notice the time places meetings
the right be taking all evidence
them aud to have compel tho attendance wlncss
his defence.
Mr. STANTON, of Ohio said he waited some time
longer than he should have done before presenting these
resolutions, in the hope that member who in
favor of the passage OF the recent tariff act would have
done it, The information presented in such form
as to demand the notice of the House. II not mere
newspaper ruor but the report Of committee appoint
ed by oneyed corporation 10 investigate the dsburse
mont Of its receipts That report charged that the money
had been expended for the purpose Of affecting the cyu
ation Of the House He regarded that sufficient 10
quirc the investigation. He would depart somewhat
from the ordinary Of investigation After raising
the committee Of investigation he proposed to direct the
mode Of proceeding upon the coming in OF their report
If the be raised at ALL IT hdisrcn-
ssbly necessary know what disposition I've made
Of i If the House to act upon it, II became their
Imperative duty to give notice to the party charged OF
what evidence they had against him. and opportunity
bringing evidence for the purpose Of cxculpating bn,-
self II they should take any other course and let the
parties know what they doing in advance Of the
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Thirty-Fifth Congress Session.

FRIDAY, JANUARY IS,
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NORFOLK, JANUARY 7th, 1858.
To the Ladies.

WE invite the attention of our lady friends
w and customers to the annexed list of
NEW, DESIRABLE and SEASONABLE
GOODS, viz:
Ladies' fine black Caters, thick and thin
soles, with and without heels,
Ladies' Cold Caters in great variety,
Ladies' black Morocco Bootees, Buskins
Slippers, Ties, &c.
Ladies' Lasting Buskins, Ties and Slippers,
Velvet Slippers, Goat Boots, and Bus
kins.
Together with large and superior assort-
ment of Misses and Children's Morocco and
Goat Bootees, Slippers, Buskins, black and
sopd Caters, Jenny Lind Boots, Plain Boots,
Ankle Ties, &C., &c.
ALSO,
Servants Shoes of every style and grade.
Persons in want Of any kind of goods will
find it to their advantage to give us call,
as we are determined to give our customers
good articles on the most liberal terms.
GURNEY Il CO.,
JAZZ No. 10, Market square.
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THALBERa's CONCERT To-NIGHT.-We
expect to see Johnson's New Hall crow
ded tonight by our citizens, to hear two
of the most celebrated artists in the
known world, Thalberg and Vieuxtemps.
The present is one of those occasions that
turn up only oncein century or so, and
we are satisfied will be awaited of to the
greatest possible extent by the lovers of
art in its greatest perfection. Let it be
remembered that the whole known world
contains no such perfect performers as
will appear before a Norfolk audience
this evening, and having heard their mas
terly efforts all others will sink into COM
parative insignifcance; and one can safe
ly say hereafter he has heard what the
world cannot equal. So, go to John
sons New Hall tonight. rain or shine
if you have to "strain point, to do So
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SOMETHING New UNDER THE Sun
We yesterday had the pleasure of CONVEX
sing with a young lady of Portsmouth,
who very frequently puts herself in rea-
diness for church, on the Sabbath, with
out once consulting her mirror. How
ever wonderful this may appear, it is me-
vertheless true; ard the lady is no slo-
ven, either-on the contrary, she is re-
markable for her neatness. Ladies'
Portsmouth ladies, at least, land where
will you find handsomer are not so
vain, after all as the rougher sex declare
them to be.
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WHAT THE People SAY.-The street
lamps of Portsmouth still continue to
attract public attention, and occasion
public comment.
We heard gentleman say last evening,
that the people of Portsmouth had one
more thing to make them 20 cuss" than
poor, old, afflicted Job had, and that was
gas. His hearers very readily, and with
perfect unanimity, agreed with the spea-
ker in what he had asserted Another
gentlemen-and he ia not seller of the
article either-drew very striking con-
trast between taller" candles and gas
giving the advantage, of course, to the
former. So they go-Everobody and
his neighbor has something to say about
the gas and, if you will allow US to
whisper it in your ear reader, they have
ample room for so doing
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SHORT EXCURSION, AND FAILURE OF
THE UNDERGROUND RAIL RoAD.-Yes-
terday morning the steamer Virginia,
Captain Kelly, left City Point for our
city. In about an hour after leaving, the
Captain and officers commenced their &C
customed work of examining the ship, to
see if any of the African race had secre-
ted themselves on board. After long
and diligent search, they discovered fell
low slowed away in the coal hole nearly
naked without morsel to eat or drink
He was brought on deck and upon ques-
tioning him, he stated that he belonged
to gentleman in Richmond, and had
been working at City Point for the last
year. He was brought to this city, and
placed in the hands of Captain Guy, who
took good care of him until 1O} o'clock
last night, when he was placed on board
the steamer Getty of Richmond" to be
returned to his owner, Howl. Horace.
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Local Items.

CIRCUIT CoURT--JUDGE BAKER. pye-
siding.-The Court yesterday was occu-
pied in the case of Green as. Harrison
Allmand's Executors. Messrs. Chandler
and Goodwin for Green and Harrison Rob-
ertson for Allmand's Executors. The Jury
returned verdict in favor of Green
MAYORS CoURT.-Francis Copesana
free negro taken as a deserter delivered
to the Captain ofthe ship.
FUNNY-Elvin Bassett. sailor hoisted
too many colors last night, and the con-
sequence was that he gotrrso funny that
he had to give vent to his feelings by
swearing that he could lick any teller
that would come to him. Waterman
Cotton and Clarke approached him and in
their usual polite manner escorted him to
the big house where he slept in saceet re-
pose until this morning, and on appear
ing before Mayor Ferguson, he had to
soc the tin 10 the tune of two dollars.
In A HoBBLE.-Fanny slave of Mr. ia
quenau, was arrested last night by the
man with the queer acalking cane, char
ging her with being on the premises of an
other person after hours, without pass,
or the consent of her owner. She was
escorted to "Barroms," and remained un-
till this morning, and appearing before
his Honor, who after hearing the evidence
informed Miss Fanny that she should be
the recipient of ten stripes. Tears soon fill
ed her eyes and flew fast and thick down
her soft Uelvet check. 1t was heart render
ing to her to receive the punishment, and
it was committed on the payment of two
dollars.
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RELIEF MEETINa.-The citizens of
Portsmouth, are to hold meeting this
evening at the Town Hall, for the pur-
pose of taking into consideration the des-
titution of those of the filibusters who
are among us, and for the adoption of
some measures for their relief. Several
of Walkers men are expected to be pres
ent, who will doubtless address the meet
ing.
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VARIETIEs.-This place of amusement
was well attended last night, and we
were much pleased to see present so ma
ny ladies, the different pieces for the
night were performed very well, and we
must here congratulate Mr.. Wier for the
beautiful manner in which he spoke the
"Seven ages of Man." and Miss Corde-
liza Cappell for the "Seven ages of Wo.
man."
The watch was won by Mr.. Lewellyn,
the gentlemanly clerk at the N. G. & Va.
Hotel, he selling the largest number of
Tickets. And the pencil was won by
Mr.. Stephen Fletcher, he bringing the
largest number of Ladies. No speeches
on the occasion.
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SUNDRIES.

T HAVE just received splendid lot of
l. Groceries which am retailing at the fol-
lowing low prices.
Baltimore Family Flour So Bbl cts per ID.
DO Extra do do 4 cts do
Rio Coffee IL u cts per lb.
G Sugar 10 cts, Yellow 10 cts per ID.
Apples 81 per Bbl
Numsens Pickles and Catsup,
Buckwheat 81 cts, Lard IL Il cts.
J. W. PUGH,
Corner of Main and
JAZZ Fen Church streets.
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Dry Goods at Reduced Prices.
NOSTER & MOORE would inform

Il their friends of Norfolk, Portsmouth and
vicinities, that they have recently occupied
one of the new stores, NO. 53) under John
ston's Assembly Rooms, Main street, where
they are selling desir able goods of all vare-
ties at very reduced prices. They are en-
abled to do so by having purchased many of
them for cash in New York, within two
weeks past
They would call especial attention to their
large and well assorted stock of Shawls and
Cloth Cloaks, which they are offering at
prices that cannot fail to please the pur-
chasers
For satisfaction, call and examine.
FOSTER & MOORE,
la Main street, Norfolk, Va.
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RssF 1t affords us pleasure to announce
that at recent meeting Of the Ports
mouth Savings Fund Society, John N.
Ashton, Esq, was elected President. An
excellent selection.
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PLENTIFUI.-"Everybody has half
dollar said some one yesterday. and it
really seemed to be true. Some forty
thousand dollars worth of them, were
paid out by Uncle Samuel at the Cos
port Navy Yard yesterday, and hence
their abundance.
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Academia little girl, the daughter
of a widow lady living on Upper Union
Street, in climbing fence yesterday af-
ternoon missed her hold and fell to the
ground, receiving a very severe cut on the
head. Assistance was soon at hand, and
every exertion made to relieve the little
sufferer.
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BsA. We are pleased to learn that the
shameful effort to connect our late towns
man, P Z Schliecker, with the case Of
setting fire to his warehouse in Baltimore
pignally failed, by the action of the Grand
Jury at the last September term of the
Criminal Court of that city, which just
arose last week. The Grand Jury hav-
ing found no sufficient cause for action in
the premises.
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FIeHr.-A fight took place last night
in front of a bar on High Street, Ports
mouth. A little claret was spilled, but
no great injury done to either party.
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j. j. MOORE, Auct'r.

THE GOOD SCHR. VIRGINIA AT
AUCTION.
w E shall sell at public auction, at Roa-
w noke Square, on TUESDAY, the 10Th
day of January inst, at IL o'clock,
II, - The schooner Virginia, her tackle
aSS-aapparel and furniture, to satisfy a
claim upon said vessel, due to F. T. Vail and
secured by Bottomry bond on said vessel,
duly recorded.
Terms-S200 and expenses of sale in cash,
balance upon credit of months for ne
gotiable note satisfactorily endorsed.
las MERWIN & MOORE, Auct'rs.
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About Town.
No. 9.

Met friend, asked if we-our hum
BILE selres-were the author 1.-THE editorial
plural, understood) Of the articles headed
about Town Told him we would con-
slider on it and let him know. Said
he was opposed to the Public school
system, intemperance and everything
that we were in favor Of Saw him
afterwards trying to get contract tor
making the benches and desks in the
schools, and swimming at the same time
in lager beer and bad whiskey. Won
dered if man was not sometimes a little
inconsistent.
Perambulated around; Saw man
whom we took to be Thalberg. Had an
organ and a monkey. Wondered if the
monkey wasn't one Of those belonging
to the Troupe whose name is unpronoun-
ceable. Had our eyes opened by being
informed by an amateur that Thalberg
performed only in Halls and that he was
the greatest Pianist in the world.
logged along. Stopped on the corner
of Bermuda & Church Streets and looked
on the pump handle to see if we couldn't
find ticket for the grand Concert of
Thalberg's tonight. Didn't succeed
Met the gentlemanly agent and manager
afterwards who politely rendered us
few
Darted for home. Brushed up our
Sunday coat. Sent our linen to the
washwoman and went to bed. Soon boy
came back and said washwoman wanted
a little bill we already owed her. Awful
dilemma.
Walked out again and bought paper
collar and fxings, on credit Had our
hair curled, brushed up our extensive
whiskers, buttoned up our coat to hide
our vest-a little seedy-had our hat
ironed at Hankins and now we are proud
to say are ready for the great show to-
night.
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"BALM OF 1000 FLOWERS" Contrary to our
habit we take pleasure in recommending the
plexion and Shaving. Try it! *
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Liquors, &c.
O00 BBLS Roanoke Whiskey,
NOO so do Old Buck Eye do
so do Boston Rum,
20 Hhds prime Molasses,
20 do do Port Rico Sugar,
100 boxes No |, Soap,
100 do Adamantine Candles,
100 bags prime Rio Coffee,
so do Laguayra do
20 do old Govt. Java Coffee,
100 Bbls Crushed Powdered A & G Sugar,
so kegs prime Orange County Butter
l25 Bbs No. J, trimed Herrings,
so do No. 8, Mackrel,
so do Cincinnati Mess Pork,
so do Patapsco family Flour,
100 do superhne and Extra,
500 boxes Manufactured Tobacco of all kinds
500 sacks Blown and &. A. Salt,
Starch, ground and Grain Pepper, Mustard,
Yeast Powders, Bacon Lard, &C., in store and
for sale low to the trade by
LEIGH q BRO.
de % No. 5, Newtons Wharf.
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MERCHANTS HOTEL.

MERCHANTS HOTEL.
(FOR ERLY THE NION.)
THIS convenient and pleasant establish
IL ment having been thoroughly renovat-
ed, painted improved and put in first rate
order, the undersigned announces his readi-
ness to accommodate transient and perma-
nent boarders in style not excelled by any
other house in the Southern country.
The table will be provided with the best
the market affords, the bar with the best
wines and liquors, and his rooms are airy,
pleasant and well furnished.
The terms are very moderate, and no pains
will be spared to give entire satisfaction to
all who may patronise his establishment.
de 80 j. l.. WEATHERWAX.
Cheap Shoes! Cheap ShOes!!
NM e have received a lot OF very cheap
w Shoes. Read, Come, look, and buy.
That they are cheap you can't deny
Ladies Slippers for so cts a pair,
Ladies Caters 81 90 and 81, rs cts, black and
tan,
Missers Caters rs cts a pair,
Childs Caters sc cts pair,
Ladies leather Buskins 81 "a cts pair,
A small lot Childs Shoes 121s cts a pair,
Mems Congress Caters $500 pair,
Youths and Child's Boots rs cts and LOO q
pair,
Ladies brown Slippers Sc cts pair,
Mems Boots 200 pair.
And a lot Of Mems India Rubbers, little
damaged at rs cts pair.
very good lot of Child's Shoes for rs cts
pair.
With many other goods that we cannot
mention in one short advertisement, but such
as we know you need, and will buy, if you
will only do your selves the justice to call and
look. For CASH Down.
BUTT & DOUGLASS,
ia IL No. As, Main street.
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(t0me Down to Campbeils Wharf
" No. 5, if you want choice hams for your
Holiday Parties. Also, Smoked Beef Hams,
and Tongues and good Butter and Cheese,
and every thing else, usually found in the
Grocery line.
de 30 DAVIS & WOMBLE.
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DianOs, PianOs-I have just received
l. ON consignment four iron frame, rose
wood case extra finished PIANOS, which
will be sold extremely low for cash, if applied
for soon, call and examine them.
L. SALISBURY,
de5 So and 60 Main street.
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s. o. MERwIN, Auct.

WE WILL SELL, at public auction, at
w the residence of D. Harry Christie,
Esq, on Freemason street, two doors East of
the Methodist Church, on
TUESDAY, the 18th inst, at l213 o'clock,
All of his valuable Household and Kitchen
Furniture, consisting in part of Mahogany
Bedsteads, Wardrobe, Bureaux, Book Case,
Tables, Sofas, Tete-a-tetes, Washstands,
Chairs &C., Feather Beds, Mattresses, Bed
ding, &C., Parlor and Chamber Carpets, Mat
ting, Oil Cloth, Crockery, Knives and Forks,
&c, Stove and fixtures, and the usual variety
Of Kitchen Furniture. BY order of the
TRUSTEE,
ia II MERWIN & MOORE, Auct'rs.
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FUNERAL.-A patient at the Naval
Hospital, died and was buried yesterday.
We understand there was death the day
before also.
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ANOTHER Observation-Disclosures Of
the crew of the Saratoga left here last
night in the steamer Virginia for Phila-
delphia.
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D1scHARGE.-A discharge took place
in the Navy Yard, yesterday. All the
bricklayers, with the exception of six
were discharged. Tonight, we under
stand, the number Of stone-cutters and
masons now employed in the Yard is to
be greatly reduced.
We are sorry to see these things-es-
pecially at this season of the year; and
we hope before many days elapse, they
will again be at work.
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VARIET1Es-The Viayiaia Dramatic
1foupe.-Several attractive hits are Of
fered at the Varieties for Saturday even
ing. The Virginia Dramatic Troupe will
make their first appearance in this city
on that occasion, and will perform the
great French Drama in three acts enti-
tied, ola Tour De Nesle; or the Cham
Der of DEATH" To be accompanied with
dance by Miss Clarisse Cappell, Reel
tation from Jack Cade, by Mr. Thomas
Weir, and to conclude with the I'd act of
the Drama of Black Eyed Susan. The
ferry boat has been chartered and will
convey the patrons to Portsmouth after
\ the performance.