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Masonic Hall, of Ninth and streets this eve
ming Companions in regular standing invited to at
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NARRATIVE OF THE UNITED STATES EN-
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TEACHERS MEErNG.-Au adjourned meeting of the
Columbian Association of teachers will be held at the
Smithsonian Institution this morning at ten clock An
interesting time may be expected.
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ADDITIONAL REwARD.--Ihe governor of Maryland has
added $3.50 to the reward offered by the sheriff of Mont
gomey county Nd for the apprehension of Nugent and
Martin the murlcrcr who escaped from the Jail the
night of the 30th ult 1t will be remembered that MI
gent was confined for the murder of Mary Shea at the
water works.
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DICH SCHEMES FOR DECEMBER. 1883

II, WOOD EDDY, CO. Managers, GREGORY 4
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o commissioners appointed by the governor
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BuRNs's BIRTHDAY, We hear many inquiries as to the
in which Scotch friends propose to celebrate
the hundredh anniversary of that great poet and
foremost of Natures noblcmenRobert Burns. Tho in
tatve steps for and the direction of the celebration
should be taken by friends from the Gland o. cakes
who got up such delightful supper last year, but the
American admirers ofScoas bard will insist upon being
permitted to participate in the festivities Bcstr your
selves gentlemen and let have good shutdown, with
smoking haggis, and reeking bowls of punch seasoned
with such ''sang an chatter detained Tam OShanter
at the ale house.
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Kirkwood House.
National Hotel.

Geo Cotton, North Carolina Chas Bowling Virgins
Slack, do Mas Burrus,
Marshall Philadelphia Jas ii Berey Prince George
! X Hamilton, U s A ~, Md
X Mathew, New York JOS j Whiting Baltimore
VIM Tropmann, Charleston, s C w iaher, Maryland
BA Ridley, California Francis w Meenes vito
Mr. Pandroy, New 0rleans Fdw Fisk, Washington
Mr. Mason, Jri do Peter w Craer 4 lady, Maryland
Mr ClawSon, sen, do James Adamson, Ohio
Mr Toncker, do &c Harrington Virginia
Jas Mudd #.. WI Brewer & lady New York
o III Carter, Maryland Misc Brewer, do
NJ II Carter, New York A Davidson Texas
" Wilson lady, do w Iadd Boston
JOS Bowman, Maryland FIJI Keith do
Capt T. Thompson do 4 White jr,
Albert IroolSe, do A Brown & family Washington
ThUs n Cuttings, do
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shares packages in the
splendid will receive tue prompt attention
each drawing will be Immediately
all who order from W|r a
Address, T. J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Nov 10 Wilmington Delaware 81
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THE WASHINGTON UNION.

WAsuRaros TnnArRE--In consequence OF the inds-
position Of Mrs Proctor and Miss Parker the play Of
Hamlet last night substituted for the piece adver
tscd for the benefit Of Mr. Wallack This evening, how
ever the great historical drama of he Iron Mask win
DO given, it being Mr. wallacks last appearance.
An engagement has been effected for two nights only
with the celebrated comedian William E. Burton, who
viii appear on next Monday night The reputation Of
this gentleman Is familiar to all theatre-goers In the
characters of Annadab Sleek and Capt Cuttle he stands
unapproachable He will be supported by Mrs. Hughes
yho has been associated with him for years. and
the whole stock company Id order to meet the extraor
binary outlay consequent this engagement, the man
agement have been compelled to raise the prices of ad
mission to the rates of last but who may
attend will go away dissatisfied feel that he has notre
ceived an ample qRdPro quo
NORMAL ASSOCIATION. "A meeting of the Normal Asso
citation of the Teachers and Pupils of the Lafayette Ins
tute, Franklin Academy and Western Academy,
held yesterday afternoon at Corcorans Hail. After
short address by Prof L. G. Loois, the regular
cses proceeded consisting of examinations of the pupils
id geometry, in which much proficiency was shown by
the young ladies as well the young gentlemen Next
followed declarations by Franck Taylor, j. Henley
Smith, William Hayes, w. Sioussa, and L. s. Nada
which were given very creditably. On the whole, the
exhibition reflected credit both teachers and pupils
The OPENING or CoNGREss, Congress will meet on
Monday the 9th of December next, and already num-
Der of members of Congress are here The hall Of
the House of Representatives we'll the old Senate
chamber the of busy PREPARATION and no little
confusion On all the doors pacard has been placed
warning visitors of paint and inside you see workmen
actively employed in lacking down the carpet arranging
the chairs and desks and making everything ready for the
transaction OF the nations business The appearance Of
the hall has been very much improved since the adjourn
men of the last session. 1t is true that the carpet ap-
pears to be somewhat worn and faded but still that does
not the general effect ... a.s ST..
BuRNs's BIRTuDAYWe hear many inquiries as to the
manner in which Scotch friends propose to celebrate
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nor RENT.-Parlor Chambers for Rent, large
aud pleasant paors handsomely furnished
with Water and Gas apparatus. WALL, STEPHENS Co.
Nov 10-lmif No. 800 Penn, av bet 9th and 10th ss
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Lotory for the Benefit of the STATE DELAWARE
90 WILMINGTON, DEL. on Satnr.
day DECEMBER II,
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ITO LET.-Furnishcd rooms to let at 4S2 18th
4 street, between L and F. Oct l2-dr
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s35 900 Lottery the STATE OF DEIAwAR
Glass ~ for 1885 To be drawn Wilmington, Saturday
DECEMBER IS, 1858.
rs No IDttery-1l drawn ballots
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
l1aints, Oils, Glass, &f.

fNOBURN's Pure LARD OIL, warrahled very
" superior ror Msehn-v and Bornng, a ieaacea Pa g
Bands ~ to 30 sslhns. Only AEs r. =, a, UNI.
JOHN w. QUINCY Cer ~ " " A''-'A'"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
Mem Dnblkatlons.

THE ROYAL MARRIAGE.-
Now Ready:
THE DOUBLE EXTRA WEDDING NUMBER
THE
ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS,
CONTAINING
TWO COLORED SUPPLEMENTS,
With a series of maxnihcent Engraynss Of the
MARRIAGE OF THE PRINCESS ROYAL
ENGLAND WIN
PRINCE FREDERICK WILLIAM
This Grand Extrs Number " III contain:
Illustrations Of the Royal Pro- The Ceremony IN the Chapel
c...;ons Royal.
Portrait of The Royal Bride The Throne ROOM st. Japess
aroom.
The Bridemsids. Equestrian ror'rhs Of 'Le
The W eddins Jewels. Prince sid Princess
Tba Comn.moraton g o dlViews In Berlin.
Msds IA Bridal Song with OsgiIL
The Wedding Cake. Musich &c.
The State Staircase Condor
A SPLENDID PORTRAIT OF THE PRINCESS ROYAL,
PRINTED ~ CoLoRS.
The Proprietors of THE iLLusTRA TED LONDON NEWS
have 10 pubsh during 1853 s~es Of
niept Coored suppemens suitable for framing aud superior
anything yet published - -
To these splendid Works Of Art, THE ILLUSTRATED
LONDON NEWS should be subscribed for by the Sub
scrip:ion Nine Dollars. WILMER ROGERS,
No. AZ Nvssust., Agents for the United States.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
Danfins Afa6emies.

A DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMIES,
IA No. sos BROADWAY, NEW-YoRK,
No I57 MONTAGUE PLACE, BROOKLYN
The Academy will remain open until the let Of June givrG
sbuId,nt ior full quarter from March Is POps received
sller that date for part Of quarter.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
Fourth Edition Just Published:
~ HE TR ! B y N E A L N A Y A c
II FOR 1858.

FOR 1885,
Il contains addition usual Calendar Pages and Astro
nomioal Matter:
THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES, Ii.
ecutive and Judicial.
A CLASSIFIED LIST OF THE MEMBERS OF THE
UNITED STATES SENATE
LIST OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Po-
Hticaly classified.
AN ABSTRACT OF ALL THE IMPORTANT LAWS
passed at the Second Session Of the XxXIyh Congress-
BRIEF SKETCH OF THE OUTBREAK AGAINST
ENGLISH RULE IN INDIA.
BILL FOR THE RELIEF OF KANSAS (rspeains the
Bogus Laws &c which passed the House ard defeated
the Senate. with the vote thereon.
SKETCH OF PROCEEDINGS IN KANSAS during the
past year
A CONCISE ABSTRACT OF THE DRED SCOTT DE-
CISION.
SKETCH OF MINNESOTA
A SKETCH OF OREGON.
THE THREE NATIONAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
AMERICAN and DEMocRATIc-adoptcd in 1885, complete.
LIST OF STATES, CAPITALS GOVERNORS with
their ssses Times Of Legislative Meenss Holding Of General
Elections, sc.
ELECTION RETURNS from al the States which held Cen
Elections during the year 1887 by Counties Congressional
Districts and States carefully compared with previous Elections,
expressly for TILE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
Price, with postage prepaid One Copy Is cents 3 Copies for
81 49, 100 Copies for 90;
Or sent by express, Is Copies for el 100 Copies fo g.
Orders inclo.ins the money respectfully solicited
Address HORACE GREELEY X Co.,
Vel
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Doar0 an6 Rooms.

DOARD and ROOMS.-A handsome ParlOr Suite
- first floor and other Nos lO2 aud lo East li St,
opposite the Academy Of Mude
DOOMS WANTED IN BROOKLYN, in pri-
vate family without board single gentlemen must
be in bs Willow Pierepont Hicks Remsens
the ferry Price objection IL quarters deable Adiss
three days HUDSON Box No. ls42 NewYork PossOce
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
GOLD MEDAL GRAND and SQUARE


sTEINWAY SONS, Manufacturers,
No. 81 Walker st. near Broadway Sew.Yak. t
were awarded the ts Premium where and wssa-vf ,bey
brought their PsnoFor into petition with the beet masss
Of Boston. NewYort PhladelpbiA and Baltimore.
Received be two s prize Medals q, the Metropolitan FAR,
Washington, l2sA 2.
The Fns. Premium Ia Gold MEDAL for the beet I.ns Soe q
the American Institute, Crystal Pslsee New ion isea
The First Premium IA Gold Medal Tor me pes risDesss~G
the Maryland Institute, Baltimore, leg.
The First Prize Medal for the best fofte ., We Alasesn
Institute t'rystI Palace New York, lccb,
the Msryland Institute Baltimore ls0. .
" m HIst PnmUu .. the State Fsr, Detroit, 1887.
rbe r,.t Premium st the State Fair, Richmond, 1851
t iudres the hrst musical talents VI the country,
sb - w Mason Gottchsgk, Wolcnbanpt, he. Grand and
sarsre Pianos with the full wooden and Iron sps
"A sye warranted three years. and wi 10 sold
srssiy reduced prices to suit the times
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
piano-fortcs an6 Hlusif.

A n IMMENSE SACRIFICE.-Am most excel lent
"A PIANOFORTE. Rosewood. and fully warranted viii be
sold sboye and seeondband Piano tshen In eAshAnGs II.
may be seen az W. WEBERS No l55 West Broadway sesr
CaIGi-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
THEATER.-Mr. STUART begs

hA ALlAth9 lliEAJfsh.-M . Oahl ptSs
w to announce that the engagement of
MISS AGNES ROBERTSON
20 which the public have looked with much antcipatye
pleasure, will com IIence ON
MONDAY, Feb. p.
an which occasion appear first time since her
engagement in the Summer and Autumn OF 1885, IN
which rcored 81 nights IN this rheste 20 audiences uni
VERBALLY ded being perhaps the mos brilliant star engage
PLAYED n the City NewYOk Her present engage
will extend 10 ~ nights. . ~ =.
This The ate will continue derive the advantages OF tho in
teuecirn support and great artistic experience Of MI DION
BOURCICAULT, the only auhOT now living OF tine fhgish
works have wthstood the re aud greatest U ell
srit s-fme His comedies furnish the only dramatic pictures
socty that survive out OF the last twenty wears
LONDON ASSURANCE and OLD HEADS AND lOl NJ
HEARTS aud alone in their popularity u ~ then
with feelings both pleasure and prioe that Mr. STUART an
believes b. not inferior TO any Of lis best master pieces The
Drama IL entitled,
JESSIE BROWN;
Or, THE RELIEF LUCKNOW,
and IL founded that beautiful episode in the present Indian
war which has thrilled many readers hearts and filled 90 many
with tears.
MIR. Blake Mr. LesteT Mr. Sloan Mr.. Davenport, Mr.. I. B.
Johnston Mr. Phillips Mrs UOcy Mrs Alien will susiain
cAiacters ~ the piece That of Jessie Brown Scotch Gid
VIII D. PLAYED BY Miss Agnes Robeson that vi Nena SShb, the
Rsjah OF Bhhoor by M Dion Bourcicaq The scenery by
Messrs lsberwood ana MyTe, will exhibit several of thos
made memorable IN the the The costumes
and been
ali that enable compose pcuT.
Of ths nte esiing struggle the reality a. the stage can
IxaAe H. accorded % render the Tcpe perfect
a1d COMPLETE This DsmbRi be produced Tor rs time on
any stage on MONDAY Feb - The box book for he tst
week II open
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17

. ,G}CHa .,. 30 f..t.a
...aa t-..f.
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Amusements.

w ALA ACK's III T. A L j. X :.
w THREE CAPITAL PIECES.
THE TINES,
THE CROWN PRINCE,
and
BOOTS AT THE SWAN.
Ar Blake Mr. Lester Mrs Hoey, Miss Cannon lT Vernon,
and the whole tIeDgth of the company.
Engagement Of - .-.z..o.x
MISS AGNES ROBERTSON
On MONDAY NEXT this lady who has been engaged for 10
will make her first appearance in Neiork since
lass. A NEW DRAMA, entitled
JESSIE BROWN;
Or THE RELIEF LUCKNOW,
6pndcd the beautiful esoSe the present Indian Mar has
been written by the author of LONDON ASoIkANCE, ahd
will b. produced On the occasion. - - =. 49,,
JESSIE BROWN the Scotch gIl. Miss AGNES ROBERTSON
THE MANA SAIilB. ............Mr. DION BOUUCICAULl
who will perform Tor hmi ed perioi.
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M rN DOVBLT-SOLE WATERPROOF
Il NV sF-wE BOOM SOW ReApy. Nr lONEss,
Sn 10 AllE-sP ALSO. - /" SOCHLLtcLS rSSGED
sCCIa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17

The Rev. Theodore l.. CuyIer will deIiveT hls ccIs &
bra London in the Leev Church. Brooklyn TO-
NIGHT The Lecture Of the Course will be delivered
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb a. BY MATTHEW HALE
SMITH. Subject The Heroic Women of the Revolution
The Rev. DANIEL WISE Editor OF The sunday School Ady0
sa,e will address the BOys' Meeting TO-MORROW NIGHT
Adnanoe to Lectures 25 ccntsto Boys Meetings free. Com
mence at "A o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
fnrnitnre.

GNAMFLED CHAMBER FURNfrURE, a
A. &. = FARRlNGrOS's WsTercous, M. 80 oia0i e.
sss-s,ts N0os.er-ss., He,y-Y9sh-
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6cnses an0 farims nJanie6. /.

WANTED TO PURCHASE for CASH, small
ns.d hrst-class modern built House tnx sn Ens.a
bsscupent.-Pcc no. 70 exceed Si2~eef ft~: Lsesson
mu,, be between lh mo 6ihay. sBs 50 ard tbs:a Aay
person wps sell 6ssrs sns cash purchaser y
sdd-essins Box No. lisa Low ef PostOhe-
VVANTED-To RENTOr BUY, small f'AkM,
w scrss, the Hudson On sone rsvsy N
the s,.e Of NTYcrh and Dot over mice The city Nd
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The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08

NEVADA LIBRARY AssUClATIoN.-On
Friday evning Jan. 1st, the Association
met at the Court House pursuant to pre-
vious notice.
On motion, D. Be1den Esq, was call
ed to the Chair, and Thomas P. Hawley
appointed Secretary.
A. A. Sargent Esq, Chairman of the
Committee heretofore appointed to draft
Constitution and code of By Laws for
the government of the association, pre-
sented his report, which, on motion was
received, and after some discussion, and
a few amendments being made thereto,
the same was taken up and voted upon
by sections, and unanimously adopted,
as the Constitution and Bylaws of the
association.
On motion of J. c. Birdseye, a com
mittee consisting of A. a. Sargent, S.
w. Boring and A. W. Riley, were ap-
pointed by the chair to prepare a cata-
logue of Books donated to the associa-
ton, and also to report the amount of
money collected.
On motion of G. f. Wood, Esq, it
was resolved that the officers of the as
sociation as specified in the Constitution,
be elected at the first regular meeting,
viz: Thursday evening, January 18th,
1858.
On motion the meeting adjourned
until Thursday evening next, at half
past o'clock.
All members, and those feeling an in
terest in the object of the Association
are hereby respectfully requested to be
in attendance at the Court House, on
Thursday evening, 7th inst.
D. BELDEN, Chairman.
THOMAS ?. HAwLEY, Secretary.