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nrmbo nJbUoNL?N de NAVY YARD.-There is nowa I,r,,.
Yard tbon %, men employed in the Brooklyn Yasyr
amount thn there has been for years tba Erary ray
tn" 6tdG TO nearly two thousand men. ~ ''''s
RECEIVING thorough recauEng apd IN dhry dock
Guns and rte lea states fgate Sabine is receiying Ecr
or s 49, ana nc er finishing up touch. She will hn nfr
piles on which the new Marinn Pcr 70 drive the
viii Is hoped that the next session of nress Or s
ta III make sufficient appropriation to conn!
the quaptere of the new building early springs
luate to accommodate comfortably thn f Is made
required to be kept congtanIr on hnnd Wlllch
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HE LONDON On CLorHEs MARxEr-Mr. Moses
Levy OF Gravel lane, Houndsditch. London, has
written the history of the Old Clothes Market, about
winch the common council of the city have lately
made so much noise. Mr. Levy states that this IA
nous mart has existed for upwards of century;
but that few years since in order to protect the
poor dealers from the nclemency of the weather
he was induced by several benevolent members of
the Hebrew race to erect n covered buiIdino, Gn
the use of these small traders in cast-off Gar,5ot
and the mart removed from Petticoat lane '
Mr. Levy believes there is no discredit ottatl
to the proprietorship of this famons inst;t,tin
and having incurred heavy risk in its conetrur,
ton, he does not think he ought to hn danrived Of
the results OF what theguardians of public morality
lately viewed as social convenience He saws -
mere are many vested rights neither so well
founded nor so necessary to the community, CON
cernlng which the common council have called out
very loudly lately; but he hopes it will be forgotten
tIaI theTe Is a class of persons-nay, if you so
please, the lowest of the iow--for whom such
market ls7-sad though it be to say so-an actual
necessity. How the poor live, and how they are
clothed, is one of the mysteries OF London life
That mystery is solved by those who are compelled
to know thoroughly the Clothes Market in Hounds
ditch
The corner stone of the new Masonic temple now
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The corner stone of the new Masonic temple now
being erected in Cincinnati, was laid yesterday
with appropriate ceremonies.
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MARKETS BY TEIECp AprI
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
F0PEIcN

LIvERPooL-Brena ship President sn,id
1851 sacks salt-A. Schum acher & Co
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nj anE ,p Ssg fEs hs bsr s pat
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Seeednf edGiasa qGh pssaHs on %
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DEATH OF Mr.. JOSEPH Syyrt, w
n U "a a personal and professional regret in rrco
mWbo ANU bp"o,sng trade of Belfast-Mr Joseph SmytE
o year Mr on Sanaay smStb morning at the ripe age
roh ghnT and came to Belfast in the wear Of be eot r
tyno,,rnl Di vs. lie was an active practiccr of tbn
W5s PoGbrpGe art for upward of half century anS 'ng
fast SImonasn printer and publisher of the Bn
h %iGe Circulation Having realized an ndepcnJenndaa T%rda
~ INDUSTRY and skill in his calling Mr. Sp,,
casp spe& om business years ago and passed bs E
from astir SfnaS IN weearned repose and relaxation
JUiy l. '""' NH@"hd) paper,
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or NJ: Ih DISMISSAL OF MAJOR DASnrEL-Tba d;opi.o,
tbo "pr ~ l. Dashie as of the paymasters Of
in nG army ny for alleged defcaton is thus expaDeJ :"
that Voio al og New Orleans papers The DHa states
goyernment money by the upsettng of ao,y sEi 6l
river Florida, and that fifteen thousand doi
FarI Ias was subsequently, stolen from him at hotel "iI in
ddIIars u, of ~ negro boy About four thousand
Goil"ts OF inns latter sum was found in tba ,,o
sion OF the negro boy When the Major was 1'Srs rs
oFty NY IN aShlngton, he stated to the Sncretor,.
TI ar th3t he was worth fifty thousand dolIorS i;
iso oS, ana ne was on his way to that State to real
lioes on ms possessions, when the teleoranhic
announcement ammo an appeared that he had been dsmssnd
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Is AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD

MONDAY, July 26, 1858.
$1,000 Bait. 6's, 1870 1000 n. N.W.va.RR. bds.
500 50 g new, 80. .99 Sd m .4OD
1000 N c RR BIDS 'S5. 673 81 25 shs BSORR b2 6l5
450 N.W.Va RR .bds. % .6l4
Sd M. 40 100 - g boo .6l 4
g Z
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DIED.

On Thursday afternoon, at 10 minutes to O'Clock,
In the most comfortable and full assurance of her
Christ, Miss MARY RUFF1N BUTLER. daughter
of VIM. T. Butler. in the 2jth year of her age.
The friends of the family invited to attend her
funeral. without further notice, this Saturday
morning at II o'clock, from the residence OF her
father corner Of Grace and 22 streets. Church Hill
RX- New Orleans and st. Louis papers will please
copy.
At Etna HILL Chesterfield county, at the residence
Of her father Elijah Brummall, on Thursday eve
nng Mrs. JULIA + CHILD, wife Of Jesse Child.
of this city, aged 20 years.
The friends and acquantances of the family are
requested to attend her funeral from her fathers
residence this morning at II o'clock, without fur'
Their notice.
@-TnE REMAINS OF THr LATE MAJ. J. d: b.
FVANS, having arrived for interment in his native
CITY, the funeral services will take place this (atur-
tlayj evening" 10th inst ct Monumental Church, at
O'Clock.
James Evans are invited to attend without farther
notice.
In Manchester, on the 18th inst, aftHr q long and
painful illness, MITCHELL W. WILSON. consort OF
James r. Wilson In the 42d year Of her age.
Her friends md acquainances are requested to at
tend her funeral at the Methodist Church, on Sun
day. 18th inst, at o'clock.
aEr Petersburg Express please copy.
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re- The Nicaraguan subject was brought up in
the Senate Thursday by one of the Democratic
members, Col. TAuaFERRo. the worthy Senator
from Stafford, who does not agree with some of
his party upon the merits of tle Walker expedi
ton. The Colonel made one of his piquant
speeches; brief, pithy and pungent; one of those
spots between wind and water and red hot at
that which the veteran from Stafford has a knack
of iinging with unprecedented vim from his bat
teries, and which even those who are not on the
same side like to behold, on account of the exqui.
site abandon and infinite gusto with which 1t is
done
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fM.HoRAPHIC WHws.
RRpoRrxD YoR THE DAILY DIsPAfCH.

WASHINGTON, Jan, 1.-The senate was not In
session, having adjourned over to Monday.
Roap MIR. Stanton offered a resolution to APP
point Nlecs COMMITTEES 70 inquire a. to whether
xs5,oO0 spent by the Middlesex Manufacturing
Company, Of Massachusetts, found Its way into 81
hands Of any member Of Congress; the books OF
that company having stated that the money had
been spent la aiding the passage OF the Iarin act
Of 1857.
After debate, substitute was adopted, appoint
ing a committee Of FIVE to investigate that and 9TH
or matters.
Mr. Harris, Of Illinois, offered resolution for
the expulsion of o. b. Mattesou, q member from
New York, he having failed TO purge himself OF
the charges Of bribery, brought against him in the
last Congress. The consideration of the resolution
was postponed.
The House adjourned to Monday.
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MARRIED,

On the morning OF the i4th by the Rev. Phi
lip Courtney, Mr. WILLIAM A. JONES and Miss
COLUMBIA A.. CARTER. all Of this city.
May their journey through life be pleasant one
On Thursday, January l4th. by the Rev. Philip
Courtney Mr.. JOHN G. BAGNALL to Miss ANN
ELIZA SPRAGGINS, both Of this city.
In Henrico county on the 18th inst. by Rev. John
". RUSSELL, Rev. /. T. WALLACE, formerly of Nor
folk;county, to Miss EMMA JANE NANCE, dausb-
ter of the fate VIM. j. Nance ESQ, of Charles City.
EFrNorfolk and Portsmouth papers please copy.
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James Roberts, a negro, was stabbed and killed
by some unknown person, in front OF the Aston
House, New York, last Wednesday night. Roberts
was from the city of Philadelphia.
The ice dealers at the North are seriously alarm
ed about the mildness of the weather. They have
yet had no opportunity to lay in supplies.
Jacob Stuckratti, dem, has been elected Mayor
of Alleghaney city, Pa. He is the first democratic
Mayor ever elected in that city.
Eleven Of the "strikers" on the Marietta Railroad
have been arrested on the charge of obstructing
the L. 5. mail.
The oil house of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, at Piedmont, Va, was consumed by fire
on Monday. Loss tritiing
Benz. Treat, of SouthvilIe Conn, has lost several
cattle lately They were poisoned by licking the
paint of q newly painted barn.
The present State debt of Michigan is s., zoo 451
The balance in the treasury is Sl5s,69O.
DIR. Chauncey Booth Of the Mclean Asylum for
the insane, at Somervlle, Mass, is dead.
Hon. Robert G. Scott is soJourning in Washing
ton.
The appointment of John B. Cary, as Surveyor
of the port of Hampton, Va, has been confirmed.
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SMALL PR0rITs AND QUICK SALE,
on. INDgs7nY AND EcexoMr TRuAPHANr.--sir, have
remarked with considerable pleasure. the fact that
tbe public have instinctiveiy appreciated the fnau-
gurstcp Of ,he above principle By one lady ar.s.
Who asst sted BIZ her son. hare not besated to test
the principle On eur city. and. would state, with
completes s,Iecsns. Ibelieve they commenced bus-
nees about thu last Of October In the ONCE formerly
interior room, entrance and light Tor the purposes
hut notwthstanding these obstacles, their perseve
rims energy sustained from the first by the sympa
thy and patronage OF the public, have enabled them
10 20 ahead OF every competition. however long e
tabished and at present to successfully Operate Ins
stafe. namely Whitehursts old established Gallery
Sir 1t Is gratifying to observe that the claims Q.
ths isdy the Qeitlemany poiitebess Of the son. the
exceIiece Of the artistic performance are ell equally
appreciated with the sound principles they pave IN
troiuced in their business. and give them the most
decided success In their profession r,r,
La l6-d&Wcle AN ODcBNNhh.
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EXPLOSION AND Loss OF LIpE.-The steamer Post
Boy exploded her three boilers near New Orleans,
on the 9th inst, killing two fremen and inturng
the engineer and pilot. The boat sank within
three minutes after the explosion. Fragments of
the wreck were scattered in every direction, large
portions Of the boilers being thrown a distance of
three hundred feet, and twisted into all manner of
shapes.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

HAMPTON ROADS, Jan. 15.-Arrived, ship Sum
shine, Hartman, with guano. Dec. 18th, lat. 20,
% South, lon. q 10 West, spoke ship Christopher,
Hall, from Liverpool for Melbourne. Dec. 18th,
lat. 0 South, lon. 80 40 West, exchanged signals
with Dutch ship Prospero, standing South. Dec.
30th, lat. 20 IL North, Ion. So IS West exchanged
signals with ship syria, from Calcutta, for New
York-94 days out.
The U. S. ship Germantown. Commander Page,
was at Cape of Good Hope, Nov. I'd. 81 days from
Madeira. She would remain there 10 days, aud
then proceed to HOng-Kopg.
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AN OBSERVER.
n~ TuE TENrH LgCrURH Of q

before the Young Mems Christian Association, VIII
be delivered by W: T. WILEY, Esq Of MorgsntoTnn'
Read's) on MONDAY evening. the 18th instant, ut
O'Clock. o,-r,
sURJEcT-"Christian Missions in their Secular In
fuence." :. - =
Members can procure their season tickets at the
Rooms of the Association.
Bakers Laitiley Rcbinson's. the Exchange Hotel.
and PRINCIPAL Bookstores.
Tickets Is cents For schools, tickets for d.
tsle
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THEArRE.-The attractions for Saturday nights
performance are even greater than usual. The
play of '..Belphegor, the MouDtebank," which has
been for some time in preparation, and in which
Mr.. Lorraine is said to be indispensable, will be
produced, with other novelties, including the
amusing pantomime entitled "Frolics of Roqui-
net" Everything will be brought out in the best
style, and We feel quite confident that the audi
ence will be pleased with the performance.
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FROM HAvAsA.--Letters from Havana, published
in the Charleston papers of the 14th, do net con-
firm the reported ravages Of yellow fever. The
Curriers' correspondent, however, ailudes TO ru-
NOR of the sickness of Amodio, the Italian Opera
Singer. The correspondent of the Standard asserts
that Santa Anna is in Havana, Matching great
hllibustering scheme against Comonfort and Mex
leo.
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FROM kASsAs.-It is stated that the free State
Legislature met at Topeka on the 4th, aud after
receiving "Gov" Robinson's message, adjourned to
meet at Lawrence.
Mr.. Calhoun, the President of the Lecompton
Convention, remains at Weston, Missouri, where
he made speech, discouragiBg any entrance OF the
Territory by large bodies ofmen, but countenanced
the proprety OF single individuals rendering assis-
lance TO their personal friends.
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Mr.. WilIey,s Lecture.

In consequence of the Indictment weather yes
terday, the lecture of Mr. W. T. WILEY, before
the Young Mems Christian Association, advertised
for last night, was postponed until Monday eve
ming next. See notice.
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PREPARATIONS FOR THE 22ND OF FLBRpARY-We
are glad to learn that several companies of the
Portsmouth Volunteer Regiment-perhsps every
one-have determined TO be present at Richmond.
on the end Of next February, the occasion of the
inauguration of the Washington Monument.
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NEW TRIAL GRANTED TO MURpERER.-The Court
of Appeals of New York, has granted new trial
to Canccmi, under sentence of death for the muir
der of policeman Anderson. When informed that
a new trial had been granted, Cancemi exhibited
an almost delrious Joy. He had been warned not
to expect new trial, and had accordingly begun
to prepare himselffor his execution, which was to
have taken place yesterday.
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CoNcERr.-M'lle Beranger's Concert takes place
at Metropolitan Hall on Monday evening The
vocal selec tions of the most brilliant kind, in
Guiding gems from Bellini, Balfe, Donizetti, Wal
lace and other distinguished composers. Some
very sweet English ballads will be sung by Mile
Pelham.
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SUSPENSIONS IN THE CorroS TRADE.-A dispatch
from Mobile states that there have been eight sus-
pensions in the cotton trade In that city within
the past few days, and two in New Orleans, in ad-
dition to three telegraphed last week. These sus-
pensions are caused mainly by the heavy fall in
cotton the past month, rendering il impossible for
parties to meet engagements which had been pre-
Dictated upon the cotton they held being worth II
to Is cents, instead of which it had declined re-
Gently to s. 1, and is now only quoted at per h.
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itEsTEErRrr,-T Asexancria Gazette says the
Energy and enterprise Of the agents Of the Wash
jngton and Richmond Steamboat and Railroad
Company, have been the means Of many valuable
inproyemeBts In that section VI the city adjacent
20 their wbsrves, In Washington.
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EXPRESS MAIL AaESTs.-Postmaster General
Brown has appointed 7. A. Harrington, of Harper's
Ferry, Va, express route agent between Isalti-
more, Md, and Cincinnati, Ohio, in place of Mich
ael Price, resigned. at the same salaryA-sIo0o per
annum; and John Henderson TO similar situa-
ton on the same route, In place of 81 s. Falls re-
signed.
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QUEEN yIcroRIA's SECOND DAUGHrER.-Lieutenant
General Van Onphal has set out from the Hague
for London on u mission, of which the object is to
demand officially, for the Prince of Orange, the
hand of the Princess Alice, daughter of Queen
Victoria
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A LUCKY FELL0w,-It is stated in a late Irish pa
per that bakers porter In Cork, named George
Jennings, earned 9s week, has within the past
week been declared heir to property estimated
at G3,000,000 together with an estate yielding
$4,000 per annum, as the rightful representative
ofthe Jennings, whose property has been for years
in the English Court of Chancery.
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n6- AUCTION NoTIcE.-Attention is So
l;ted "a onr sale of Horses Mules and Negro Girl,
This MORNING, at 10 o'clock. at the Horse Lot
ia l6 LAkUS shlNLs Aue'o-
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IT, LAST Two DAYS OF PROF. FowLER-Prof Fow-
ler leaves for Petersburg, Saturday noon. Those
who wish delineation of natural capabilities, by
this apostle of phrenology, must embrace this last
opportunity. ia l5-ott
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Eg" The new style of AMBRorYPEs introduced at
Tyler Co.'S Gallery, 1879 Main street. They resanl-
bic paintings on ivory.
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THE DISPATCH.
aATURDAY MoRNING. ,.s..JASUARY i6. Iss


Advertisements for the DssrarcH must be handed
IN b. o'clock IN Ne afternoon, In order 10 appear
the uextday. Tho heavy pressure Of advertisements
npon the columns Of our paper will not admit Of
theis reception after the hour named.
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na. New style of Ambrotypes cost but so cent?
See specimens exhibited at TYLER Co.'S Gallery, 1879
Main street.
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~ HAVE you seen the new style of Ambrctypes
introduced at TYLER Il Co.'S Steam Picture Gallery,
I39 Main street
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RE- EXTRACT or A LErrER-Dr BRAGa-DEAR Sra :
You told ne the truth. Your Arctic Liniment cured
my Rheumatic Pain in few applications. and the
toothache for my wife
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ExTRAvasAST.-The Empress Eugenie, ofFrance,
recently appeared at ball wearing jewels whose
value was Estimated at $so0,0o and having foun-
ces Of lace on her robe that cost $4,000.
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THE SUBSCRIBER. Intends to seattle

1 'uE DUDSOItIHEIs, 1uItHWS 10 SHILIe
II up his business and remove to the country
He offers his stock Of GROCERIES,, STORE FIX
TuREs, and every thing complete, at a sacrifice, in
person wishing 10 engage in tho business great in
ducements will be offered. Give me call. before
disposing of il at auction.
And all indebted must come forward and settle as
no further Indulgence can be given.
ABB. WALKER
ia l6-3t No IL Franklin street
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The win case of Madame DeLux has been decid.
cd 10 New York, giving her large estate TO John
=. Fsrrie, Cincinnati barber.
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FAnrRE.--The N. o. Picayuse says that Msssrs
dcElmore, Raybrrn 4 Co., Q very respectable Cot
ton Faesorage house ia the city Of New Orleans,
have Suspended 80 48saes& l0sn a.
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SUDDEN DEArH-Mr. Gabriel Jones, of Granville,
n. c., died at his residence one day of the past
week. He sitting at the dinner table, fell
from his seat and soon expired.
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nESEwrNa MACHINES.


In the whole list of Machines. none have come SO
rapidly into favour and use. as Sewing s a.
Their economy and utility are 20 palpaoie anu IN
merits of the invention have been 70 well tes.ea,
that the only question left for the most
TO ask himself resrecting them. Il, --.-
Whose Machine shall al ,m, HUM 2,ne rit in
aBd as work half done must be Twice uone, " ~ -
manifest that on the performance n0t ON ncWt.s "a
the Instrument, hangs = sensible decision Inc pro-
HUNT WEBSTER 4 co.'s SEWING MACHINES
Claim for them the following important pon,s ana ana
affirm that money Is unwisely invested IN any anu
ali Sewing Machines which fall short OF this stand
ard. .,.
They make a strong lock stitch. that cannot %
TSsv stitch alike on both SIDES OF the work, With
out forming ridges underneath; ,,.o e
They are perfectly simple, ana the manasemch' VI
them easily acquired. -.....s. -
They are almost noiseless in their operation. ana
tant L. HORIuN h1AVS Hsus,
a1 Instructions given gratis. All kind OF sewing
for Families Hotels stores, done at the shortest
;sI51. at P. II. X.
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BIG HAUL.--CoI Thomas Arkew, while attending
the races at New Orleans on January I'd, had his
pocket picked Of 81 800 in money and notes to the
value Of several Thousands more.
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METROPOLITAN HALL.
Madlle CLARISSE DE BERANGER'S

M 1iHofohiiAN HALL
Mad'lle CLiRISSE DE BERANGER'S
FIRST GRAND
VOCAL CONCERT IN RICHMOND,
WIN take place Oh MONDAY, January 18th, 1853.
The manager begs leave TO announce that the fol.
lowing eminent talent will appear:
MAD'LLE CLARISSE DE BERANGER,
Court Singer 10 the King of Russia and pryns
Donna from the German 0pers.
NJ aDAME LINDENA PELHAM,
The English ContraIto
sofavorably known to tho public
Drector. =. a. BAuSCHER.
PROGRAMME.
PARTL
1. Fantasia Segrele Banjo, Solomon. Solomon
2 Aria, Roi1eo 6iuletta, Beliini Mad'lle Clarisse
de Beranger.
3. scenes that are brightest. Wallace. Madame
Lindena Pelham.
4 The Stars Of Love, Wallace Madame CIaris.,
). De non yoler Costringere :from the Opera of
Anna Boleyne, Donizetti. Madame Lindena Pelham.
5. I'm merry. merry Zingara, Balfe Mad'lle Cla-
r:sse do Beranger.
I. Piano Solo. II. solomon
q Last Rose OF GUNNER, arranged By Dussler.-
3. Cavatina Robert Robert. Mad'lle Clarisse de
BeraBger.
1. The dearest spot of Earth to me is Home. Sweet
Home. Mad. Lindena Pelham. .
$. I'll be no Submissive Wife. Comic Song. Mad.
C1arisse de Beranger.
PRICE OF ADMIsSl0N-To all p rts Of the horse
81. Tickets can be obtained At the principal book
stores, and at the door on the evening Of the Cor
ccrf- jais
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l6-3t

BOARDING. "A large and pleasant
DRoom, suitable for gen tlcman and his lady can
be obtained by early application TO Mrs PEGRAM at
the Park House. on Bank street, opposite the Capi-
tot Square, where they enjoy all the comforts Of
home Possession to the room he had on the lst
Of February. MRs. Q r PEGRAM.
50
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= IeT OF LETTERS Remaining in the
II r1CHM0JD POST OFFICE on the 18th dsy Of
January. 1853. "a
- Persons Applying for Letters In this List. will
please SAY they fre ADvrRrfSsD.
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The bark Gay Head has arrived at Boston from
Constantinopie, having on board nineteen live
Angora goats, and three sheep, which were ini-
ported for the government.
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kG- RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.-Mr. ALBERT
AspEssss expects to lecture on Bible sublec,s, on
Lords Day morning, 18th inst at lln o9iock' at
Bethel Meeting House. 223th street, Union NH
e--lt