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By A. GREEN, Austioueer
THREE VALUABLE AND DEsIRABIF
L RUILDNG LoTs ON OHIO AVENUE AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY, the 9th instant, shall sc A, in
front OF the premises at ~ O'Clock D. M, three val
uable and desirable Building Lots, known ard des
ignated as Lots C., ID aud r., of the subdIvisIon of
original Lot No. In Square No. PSI, each having
front OF g feet S. l9O on Ohio avenue and rum pg
BACK about 50 feet to foot alley, between 18th AID
lisa streets west.
The above sale offers hne opportunity to per-
sons wishing To invest In handsome and rapidly
improving section of the CITY.
The terms of sale are: One-half cash; balance
In twelve and eighteen months, for notes bearing
Uses. f
fe2 A GREEN Auot
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

II TIE 6fAR PuBLTsHys TEE LISTS OF
LE-TERs REMAINING II rHB WAsHIEsfox CrrY
PosT 0FYIcx USDER TEE PROVISIONS OF IHn
LAW DIRrcfus raxH 70 BE PRINTED IN TIE
HBwsPAPkR HAVING TEE LARGEST cIRcuLA-
fIox WITHIN TEE DELIVERY OF TEE eYYIcE
Ifs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION Is MoRK THAN
Double THAT or ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED
IL ZEE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
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Financial,

Financial.
NRw YoRx, February 5-Stoot, are Arm hus
auil; Chicago aud Rock Island s9x; Illinois Cen
iai shares 66 y; do. bonds 81; Michiean southern
~ Sew lork Central esxi Reading ssX; Mis-
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XIII A CA n ID.
5IIa

0IH oil.
MUDD begs IN IN orm HIS friends tho
public that he hiss moved 10 the store recently &C
cnpled by Mr.. Jensen, Oh 9tn street.. be veen Penl
avenue and ID street. next door 20 g. GIDEON :
Printing ufhce, where he will make O. order Gen
tlemen's, Youths, and Boys CLOTHING IN has
usual style. For duTt bIIty of vAwk manfbip sno
elegant finish they cannot be surpassed, "a are Wei
known 10 hls srous patrons fhrougf OUT the ciy
to BE- perIor every espect. and entlrey olnef
emit in style and IT. any other sold In the eify
call in solicited.
Patterns of Any style cut TO order. 1885,, "a.
5Iik sch street, rext door 10
a. On .of- Gideou,s OH.os
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THE LATEST NEWS.
sy Telegraph for the Evening En-,
Fires In Connection.

NoAoSisPu iox toe 6vontHR otay
Fires In Csnnectieut.
In Bri.,si fso. 3-Gnys machine shops.
w.s The Exchange Hotel, In IRIS citx
sItnfe %, burned this morning Most Of the far,
DESTROYED Ts but the building was entirely
nearly cover the loss. 80 ~ "hieh VIII
Utah Jadic,.r,.
ist,.t S.nn' San. The Republican p,,eli.h,s
TIE French Judges will return I'm The 800. tni
lneo 'ha' all enons to enforce the law are uss-
Advance In Ssxars.
NEw ORLEANS, Feb 2 -Tbsre,. nm $780,.
demand for sugar In this market, ana the inc nirx
on western accounts large. Prices are up Il Ger,
ana fniiy fair Is now quoted at eks6S cents
The Gotten Shipments.
NV ORLEANS, Feb The total excess ~ n.
80 eIpo OF cotton at all the ports compared with
lion ha1 period last year, now exceeds one mil.
keeney the Fsrxer.
fofger, wa. sens.Dc Conn, Feb 9-keeSey, the
uaS " tue state Prison for ave wears.
Nomination D.el,r.S
AUGUSTA, Feb 4-NT stsnsne.
gressional nomination. hs Con
Congressional Nemiuptieu.
HARTFORD, Feb. 4-The repubIic,n. a., 4, -
thlrd district have nominated Hon. Alfred l,ss
ham for Congress. ouih-
Non-arrival Of Steamers
NEW YORK, Feb. S, Is D. m --There are 70,
no signs OF the European steamers Kangsroo snS
Asia. "se'00 e"o
Fraud In Missouri.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 5.-The loss 10 thy, State h,,
the recent discovered canal checks will amonnf
10 S2l0,0OO. ~''iOU"'
New York Markets.
NEW YORK, Feb 5-Flour in Arm. s,i.. > soa
Dds stat IS 2oass 30 Ohio 60 2GaS6 as south.
Wheat is quiet sales 1900 bushels; red west
o, Com is quiet sales 70 ,OOO bushels; yellow Soc
FORK is Armi mess sIsssls 60; prime sIs sQa
Lard Is quiet at 10 Hsl2Xc.
Whisky Is Arm at zoe
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BOARDING.

BOARD AND ROOMS.-Persons can be ac-
- cOmmodated with Board and oome m a mi
vats family, ty applying at No. AS 18th street, be-
tween " ano n. fellwf
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FUTURE DAYS

By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioueers. :
SrOCK OF FINE MILLINERY, RONNETs
- AND FANCY GOODS. FURNITURE, &c.. AT PuB
clock a. m at No. 4O5 + street north, hetweep6.
ana Lth streets south aide. We will sell. the entire
large stock of inc Bonnsts,
E Eas,S, kpches. LaGes. Flowers,
Tassels, Cords, buttons 30 &c
a, also, the r nrntuIe and Household Effects
Msshosany snfa. MahozanJ Spring seat Chairs,
Besstesds, Hair ana s5Gck Mattresses.
G seod Ing has0soms Gas Chandelier,
%ss B5nS c B15ess aus P %sITGrS5ss
Kitchen Wa Q. &c, &c.
Terms cash.
rests VAIL & BARNARD, Aucts.
By J. c. SQUIRE CO.. Auotioaeer..
HbASCERY sALE:-By virtue ola decree of
Wheatley and Walker ct. al. VS.. William CciIie,',
18th day OFT Of a SSoS aaG
az ~ 1sio9k B m, on the premises Lot No. ak.
me improvements. consisting of an old frame dwell
Terms of sale: One third of the purob,,s nor.,
TO De paid IN cash the residue in two equal paw.
ments at and II months respectively; to be
Piled with within one week amer sale, otherTIse The
eropeIy may De reso!d az the risk ana cost of the
hrsf purchaser afi W s one yssk.s pe 6
ja7-2sw&ds J. c. McG UIRE 4 Co, Asets.
III, THE AR0NE SALE Is unavoidably post
poned until WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
FEBRUARY I'd, same hour and place.
WALTEk :. COX. Trustee.
j sd J. {. MEG UIRE Il CO., Aucts
IL The ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER
SsathsT until MSSpAY hF Fs d F ,Gs
J, same hour and place.
WALTER s. cox. Trustee,
1eS }. c. Meg UIRE d CO Aucts.
By WALL q BARNARD, Auctioneers.
STOCK OF GROCERIES, DRY ANDFAN
- CY GooDs, FURNITURE, &c, AT AucTIoy.-Op
TUESDAY MOANING, 8th instant, IT 10 o. o'clock,
az the residence ann store of Mrs Goddard, corner
OF 18th and streets, we will SELL the entire stock
w name IN part-
Sugars, Teas. Coffee, Tobacco,
Liquors. Spices,
Candles, Soap. Molasses,
Starch. ackIng, Wood Ware,
Crockery and Glsss Ware,
Also, Dry and Fancy Goods,
With other articles, In variety not here mentioned
ALSO.
Tbs entire household Furniture As
Sofa, Mahogany Tables, Chairs,
carpets. Bedsteads, Bureaus, warGrobes
Slde0oard, Beds, Bedding, Msttresses
Looking & Asses. Curtains, g. 40.
All OF which will be sold without reserve for
clsh. "
fe2 WALL & BARNARD. Aucts.
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BBy, WAtL& BARNARD ,Apct.onesrs.

By WALL & BARNARD Aucuoneers
l AT PrsLIc SAIE-on THURSDAY AFTER f
NOON. 9th instant; at 5 O'CLOCK, in front of the
Numbered ss fronting e feet G inches on "a Msssa
SnS Saot and streets north
two story Frame Dwelling. 'A- ''A'''''N WIN
This sale offers an investment or the means of Sc
Tsla 9S fSr oa.S s5s s. ,u in
mouths, WI interest and secured by deed of
trust on the property Bos e. DoNN rr.,
ja To- eo&ds WALL BARNARD, Aucts.
DUTBE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED
unul MONDAY, the alst February. same hour.
ia 2l-2avts WALL q BARNARD. Aaots.
MARsaAL'S sALE.-In vutue of a vrit Of
the Circuit Court Of the District q Colombia. fO OF
the county OF washington, and TO me directed 1
o VIM the csy s
on SATURDAY, the 18th day of Feb uary, is5s,
oOmmssneng attn O'Clock a; M the following goods
Fans; lot Leather Bags; Shell Combs, Portemon:
nses, Music Boxes, Boxes; I case Knives and
yer snuff Boy; Gold and, Silver Wstc6.,; Ppytr
Pins; lot Of Psarsnd Precious stone Brace els. lot
q Gold Thimblss; lot Of Gold Rings lot Of E.Li;
Cases; together with many other rare and valuable
sE.ioes seized and LEVIED Tpon .s i the RrGpey Of
Lucy Lake. and viii be sod satisfy JudiOla No.
%. to May term. 1853. in fsyC, 81 I SS P9,dy:
Its for the District of Columbia
NTARsHAL's sALE.-In virtue OF wrt ef
NI fer faoss cd from the Clerks ofice OF the
Circuit Court Of the District Of Columbia for the
county of Washington, and to me dire cted, Il will
expose to public sale, for CAsE, in front OF the
CouI IT. house S door Of said county on TUESDAY,
the following described Property, To wiz: Al
dsisISants right title, claim and interest in ard 10
part OF Lots Nos; and 8, IN Square No. 5s5 begin
Of southwest corner of Lot No. g. thence south aonr
the line OF SAID street % feet thence east on line
at right angles TO said street % feet to public sey
IL sald Square; thence north with line 81 said alley
* feet thence west 90 feet to the line of SAID street
10 the place OF beginning, tog ether with all
guar the improvements thereon, seized and levied
upon as the property of gorge Stafn, and viii be
sod 10 tatisfy yudicIas No. n, TO January term,
1853, in f.vor Of John Van X eswick.
e. = w. SELDEN. Marshal
JAZZ t. for the District of Colnmhia-
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The Cstten Shipment,

NV ORLEANS, Feb. The total excess Of n,
.elpts Of cotton at all the ports. comnsred vii
iion Sn,e period last year, now exceeds one mi
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Advance in Ssxnrs

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. a-There "a I'M ,nc,....1
demand for sugar In this market ana the inc ni =
on western account Is large. Prices are M ~ cs,,
and fuily fair Is now quoted at 6k Il cents
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keeney the Fer,.,
NOmInatien n..l,..

force, LONDON, Conn, Feb. 3-Keeney, Oh,
aay 10 the State Prison for ave wears 1'' "
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Utah Judict.xx

ct. LOUIS, Jan S-The Republ,c,n ,,,,,,..
letser rom salt Lake, In which Is 49, -
ne French Judges will return I'm The .n,,aS .e.i
sned mat all efforts TO enforce the lsw AZ -
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pRIvATE RECEPTIONS AND soIREEs.
THE CITY ORCHESTRA
respectfully informs the admirers of rood Music
thar thew still attend 10 the coud octInf OF Mu- -
slcal performance on the Piano and Violin. III
or, with any other selection OF Instruments. IN
at Private eceptIons and SolreAs. They beg leave
70 assure their patrons that they III produce CON
tered) the best Sc ectlons Of Strauss, Lan.er La
Dizzy. Juben, and other approved com posers
N. B.-Any n1mbsr of references II required. Al
ply at the uslc Depot corner Penn avenue ard Ia
street, or at the residence Of Mr. Sohee, No. 81 Pa
avenue, near I'd st.
fe2-lv JOHN 4. ScHEEI. Arcnt
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Gas STOVES! GAS STOVES!
q I / t q

FUN COOhING OR HEATING.
W. r. SHAw'S PATENT.
USED BY BKINs ATTACHED TO THE ORDINARY Gas
LIsHr BURNER IN An APARTMK&I.
For heating Chambers, Dining rooms, Parlors. OF.
hoes. Dressing ahd Bath Rooms, have no
connection V Itn any chimney, aud can
be used IN any part Of the room.
, hn oroinary sized room can be male WARN IN
EXON THEE TO EIGHT MINUTES, and
the temperature can be maintained at
ONE CENT PER HOUR,IN THE COOLEST
WEATHER..
oy al wei informed chemists and physciaIs who
have given the matter the slightest attention but
oy upwards OF o. persons " no have hem in daily
use In the city OF Boston. being perfectly safe
and prod uolng more agreeable and healthy stmos-
tihcial hea'.
The risk Of evil effects arising from imperfect
combustion In these Eas stoves 10 much less than
thet attending the use Of gas for Illuminating an
In the stoves.
This invention has stood the test of NINE
nEhhS and not the slightest aocIdent or evil eftcf
mas ever occurred from its they are m daily a.
chemists.
The gas stoves invented by me are entirely die
tlnct from the expedlents which from time TO time
appear from several sources, all exhibtitf a vnpf
OF lniormstIon on points OF vital imp ort,noe in
TIE means by. which PERFECT cONBUs-
TON 10 secured IL by q novel application Of per
iorated metal, which surrounds esch fame, and the
device has been patented TO me in Amenos. France.
Sreat Britain, ireland, the Channel Islands, and
the Isle of Man,
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISERS

TLADIES' FAIR.-The Far for the benefit
IN oD on arinty ChqTch tCa.hoLo Georgetown,
sist, and continue during the week:
Tne citizens Of Washington and GEORGETOWN are
have. by their united efforts. Ito assist their worthy
pastor. procured some of the most beautiful ard
washington or Geors etown., The aides feel as
sured that their charitable undertaking vii be fully
crowned with success.
fo[ Earl, An a. 1Ss set will be sd
~ TO THE VOTERS OF GEORGE
zens have consented to be candidate for the NAV
ia n te. j. A. MAGRUDER
A LOCAL TELEGRAPH.
The Maznetic Telegraph Company have e.tab.
In direct connection with their offices in Washing
ton and Alexan1rli. Thus the public of the three
matters of bus ness, pleasure or oonvenience with
oqt relying upon the slow and old fashioned means
The rates between any two of the above men
toned places will be ~ cents for the first ten words
and cent for each additional word. The address
KENDALL.
"a 2-eotf General Superintendent.
HA C. ADD N.
and $ Sf W.ts1 street. S% tS saoIss,ovn
- 10 hhds prime N. U sugar,
81 bbls. do. do. MOIasses
80 bushels Free Clover Seed,
80 lbs. Soft shell Almonds,
- packages Bunch and Layer Raisins,
fe4 81 w. II. TENNEY.
VALENTINES.
"A CoMPLEc ~ Assortment of Sentimental and
Comic VAbENTiN ES, of the latest styles Also
beautiful variety of Lace and Ornamental Paper
for Valentines; Envelopes to suit. WhOlesai and
retail, at MISS THOMASp
Book and Fancy store,
lie cost IS High street. near First.
A MERlCAN CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR.
"A HENRY ADDISON will be supported for
Mayor of Georgetown by the American party.
in y 4w>
rlDERi-CIDER m-CIDER
Grocern End other retailer can be supnIied with
prime Clarified CIDER in quantities to suit, and on
reasonable terms, BY
no 23-tf ARNY A. SHINN
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GAS FLATIRoSHHaTEps

a GAS FLATIROS HEATERS.
NA With one of these the ironing Of q Isrfs
Nh family can be accomplished fyr about ~
EI cents; the Apparatus can also be used for
boiling orfryi.g, q! for nursery or Dressing
- room purposes il 10 a most canverien mt sdap-
~-sltatlon. w. r. SHAW,
Boston, Massachusetts.
For sac BY J. L; SAVAGE, No. ss< Penn. ave
nue., Washington, u. G. Re -eotf
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hVSUsIA, ftb 4.-MT Stenhen, -. .-......
letter 20 his friends positivsly ss, rs Wrluen
gressional nomination 'usihs Cor
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Congressional Nemiu.t,sr
HARTFORD, Feb. 4-The repubIic,n. a, a..
third district have nominated Hon. AIfres ~.
ham for Congress. 01ih
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SEE MARKRIrKR' g manifesto In another column
He may be found at No. 40 Seventh street,
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FAILED TO PROsEcurK.-Wm. Palmer, color
ed, who was charged with an assault and battery
on Edward Fitzgerald, appeared for trial yes
teiday before Justice Dom. The prosecuting
Wines falling TO appear, this case was dismiss.
% But: Palmer was ordered to pay BIS hne
ana costs fer dlsorderiy conduct,
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DOR ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON AND GEORGE
~ town new and favodte steamship MOUNT YER
NON r. Smith, commander will pier IL River
on Saturday Nov z O'clock Pas.aEe and fare In
opate rates and received Fridays and Saturdays No
freight received after n on day Of sailng Insurance.
WELL CO., 86 West street.
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A1IU0EHrIBuTS.
4 cADEAY OF MUSIC.
-. TO-DAY TRIDAD. NOV. II, q O'Clock.

- TO-DAY rRIpAy. NV NV i Il. !. oe,sas A"''
1nrd perf0rmaTnTGf q st he rev oVsr ss q
WIZ " magnificent mise and ensemble and
Ar aSsH ssSsts AND ,s Sssaa..r.A ,gsoA
ocess-he boy once q Se Acedsuy q Nude 6bels O.
above yesey street. and Al Hall Sons Breusnss music
00hEoW SsaS VI SS$s & i
The directors in returning their thanks patrons Of the
Matinees for their liberal attendance have the honor
and It's vicinity on opportunity % witness the spendd effects
49, =. .'- r TIE les sIcf n1iAsS vEsPERs.
y hs evening Including ali The artists entire and mmenss
chorus and orchestra -
10 THE PATRONS OF THE MATINEE.
made in The advertisements viii be rgdy complied with
Tne Matinee WIN dominance a. precisely. Doors open ~
IL The performances will conclude 1t
FOUR O'CLOCK y. n.
70 enable Walters from the country 10 be In time for the rail-
grand tha the season will close At tho end Of tho
aenmcnh To enable the directors fu their promises
&c ss IN
WIN s GEsTT a%PA DAN s'SG 81
which VIII be followed by Mezarts famous opera OF
THE MAGIC FLUTE.
The season VII conclude weh the revfvaiof
which VIII be given with nm extraordinary cast.
Ss 4u''dsaI xb 81 xIsRs4 Il america
houses On be same evening" third appearance In America
- sIaNoR BEAuCARpE.
month
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TyOR HAVANA-QUAKER CITY L1NE.-CARRY1N0
The United States mall and leaving each port every twenty
days x,,rruo,,-~,
shufcd commander will take the place OF the Quaker
CITY and sail the above port Tueaday, November Is
swo rom pier 45 North river Her next trips win be
made December 8 and rs.
The Yorktown new ship Of SO tons burthen and well
.Ne4AA' HARG0US Co., IS South street.
First cabin, 800; steerage, $25.
RFreight received the 10Th fnS Bills OF adng furnhhed
end signed on board.
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E,oR HAMBURG. LONDON, HAvRE AND SOUTH
u Amptou.
ne Hamburg American Packet Company'G iron mai
BAVARIA Captain Taube.
VIII leave pier n North river,
Thursday November 15 1889
FIra cabin 500 Second cabin. $50 Hteerage $35
G. B. RICHARD BOAs,
Isl Broadway.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

A SPLENDID DAPPLE GRAY SIX YEAR OLD HORSE
IA Tor sale perfectly gentle In double single harness.
cannot surpassed In the Slate saddle
genteman stands without tying; not afraid of locomotive
O'Clock any day.
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WOODS MINsTREIS.
w 4A4 Broadway,
Offer select and varied
ETHIOPIAN ENTERTAINMENT
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.
To conclude with the
MASKED BALL,
Introducing most of shaksperes heroe3.
Messfs kph Horn Chas White, Fred. Davis d. s. VAN.
bold, &c, have prominen mt parts
Tickets 70 cents. Commence at TX o'clock
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pARNUMs MUSEUM-sECOND WEEK OF Mr. Z.
~ y. nAD 1,a the celebrated Museum comedian and
F0UNDLING OF THE FOREST lie tiair M. T: Hadaway.
Aner which Dancing: To conclude with TIKI RIVAL
Ri ,,f . PAGES Dancing and MARKIED AND ByRIED
kpife found on the body Of his the ARAB GIANT TX
feet high ans ~ years of age LIVING SEAL, &C.
among the curoses AdmiIAnce rs eens: children under
ten, lSc parquet, lsc extra.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-11

"AvANA NEW ORLEANS TEXAS AND MEXICO
i'll New York and New Orleans Steamship Company.-For
Nev e.ns Via Havana sail Saturday November ~,
at IL o'clock The United States mail steamship CAHAWBA
Tart 7 ~ Smith will commence 10 receive freight We'd
esaav Nov 1859 at pier foot Of Robinson street. North
river No bills Of iadng signed after the hour Of sailing
Freight for Havana will not be received after on the
day sailing For freight Or passage spgy ne agents.
Through hckss issued TO and all portan Texas
per Southern SteanushIp Company's line Of steamers.
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NRLO'S GARDEN.
PRICEd. -
Tickets 70 all parts. 80 cents Children oe419
Family circle (entrance Private boxes .,......,....
on Crosby street,. rs cents Orchestra seats ....0
ps !. Doors open at 81; commence At7x
on which occasion
Mr.. and Mrs. BARNEY WILLIAMS
THREE GLORIOUS PYECEs:
IRISH AMBASSADOR
IN AND OUT OF PLACE.
and BARNEY THE BARON
MR.. BARNEY WILLIAMS In his ce cbraied s0nsa.
MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS
In her national songs and dances
s FRIDAY EVENING" Nov IL
IRISH AMBASSADOR.
Sir Patrick OPenlpo, with Mr. Barney wiisuu
>'' in AND our OH PLACE 's "''A>-A'
MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS in six different characters.
And to conclude with the fsrhe OF MY NARY ANN
BARNEY THE BARON.
In rehesrsal. ALL HAiLOW EKN.
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nEEXrFIH q.

UsTRAILA PIONEER LINE.-RSTABLIGHHD lSs2-
a Carrying the Uted States mail Sailing positively
W say adveTsed The Isgnaosni clipper s6P a. Ola
SAL on Monday. h inst for Melbourne She has few more
peIns len Tor second clas passengers FOR which apply on
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INOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE UNITED
4 Btates mail steamer ARAGo d. Lines commander, will
leave Havre touching Southampton to land the mails
Saturday November IL at IL O'Clock from
psr No North river foot Of Beach street This ship has Aye
water tight enclosing the engines that In the
collision strandng the water could not reach them
pumps being free work the safety OF the vessel and
Be secured Price Of passage in second
cabin $75 and $780, For freight or passage apply 70 W.
FULTON win succeed the ARAiO, and sail December 10.
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AMUnEMUNTD,
WINTER GARDEN
w MISS AGNES ROUERrS0N
rsnKx,

OR, SCENES FROM NICHOLAS NIUKLEBY
NoWy oamauzed BY and produced under the direction Of
MR.. d. B0URCICAULT.
TO commence NJ TX. Boz once open from Bto6
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-20
Medical Case--A Worm I'm q
EI.fId,u


Mr.. EDITOR The following described case
of our only child, Willie, fonr-and-a-haf
years of age. as witnessed by various indi-
viduals. is considered, TO say the least, I'M
common. The child had been ailing for
months; he grew thin and pale. so much as to
give us increased anxiety in regard to the
nature of his disease. He often, while at
play. would suddenly drop his toys. and
scream out. Also. in the night, he would
wake up crying. thereby increasing our fears.
AT this jnncture the child was taken to DR..
Bruce's, l9 fremont Row, who became sat
isfied that the disease was seated in the upper
jaw. He accordingly administered ether.
| under the influence of which a canine tooth
was extracted. The tooth encompassed
SPECIES of worm. which. when elongated by
crawling. was full half an inch in length;
the head was jet black. and as hard as slate
stone, while the body was white and flexible.
The tooth was deeply inserted; the inner
end was largely perforated. and also suffi-
GENTLY capacious for necessary vermicnla-
| tions; the paroxyisms obviously resulted from
efforts of the worm TO gain the marrow or
inner portion of the jaw bone. The child
began to improve in health at once after the
! tooth was drawn, and is now well again.
This occurred few weeks ago. and, as it was
such singular case. i thought would send
an account for publication.-BostOn Evening
Transcript, Oct Z.