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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-05

OPENING or PALACH GAEDgNs AND HALL JR
" THE SRsSON.
would respectfully that is my intention opea
the Palace Gardens end halt - the public evening
OF Monday, June g. with oh sddi nal attractions and i'm
cess OF the enterprise
have tssafuy laid out and with a.
effect srtAcsy executed
beautiful appearance tan trey I'D last .eAson.
200 in rg by 20 In breaotb Chords elegant an
suscious rdoO- mensde vhila is peculiar Instruction.
eypess ~ tho require Of the plscs-w
vsers psks freely to the Gardoas by thirteen
afched dD0fwsyA
THE MUSIC. n
In order satisfy the public music wie excel
lent only necessary that have The
hat popular and able conductor,
NE. THOMAS BAkkR.
of Laura Keenes thesu~ whose engagement
the Of july in the meantime fne band viii be ia At
Ii the evening al the
cop cer.s during the afternoons.
The RULES,
20 aa secure strict order aud decoru
d coming and all erie tnnments given
by myesf by others 70 may ;ec.pors-y lei
slAu be perfectly unexc@p don able character.
hbrRESHMkN1S
Tie Ices and other rereshs ens will be Of
qualify for which the Gardens noted Pr1ces "A
The day I'D miance Is cens RET,
rot included Q. " DEFOakSr, Proprietor
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY. JUNE S, 1859.

THRArRR FtApC us. sss sponv,Y
.nAsOl, Jute, 1852.
hSr4EbENa anon 40 1hrG~iOK DH
NJ PAUL LAsA Vac AJAX D.ish; cs.x.,,v.
Nile. bvoE sIE skN ~ ~ I
Premiere Representation de -. ~. .,ar
Drsme vauey,ile en- oipa sc... usr Il yerrv Mu,rs~
k0dolohe n Paul o. Mimi. 49,. si,- 4 rhey .i>es
ausoIo AA & seousa 5<0
SOC. ~ French performances ii i'll. assare q
s Yer thursday June 20 10 cooseauense Of te
Ihe.ue hcy.f tonires Mood.y, July .rsr ~h,cs IL
Desus VII 70 " iet for and other
IN, ~ hs' week In September For terms spo'y W
uosuo widows sAuE. Directors
METROPOLITAN CIRCUS
MI q. Witty 90 .Proors.erv
,f From Niblo's Garden,
60, WILL PrntOHM
on sia svob!e between Fonrteeue aud Fla ssuth es
ff ICE one ~ees, comm noting
-.-. WkDNEsDAY June [.
Doors open M2 and per cm eocnx u 21<
7xP. NJ AdDtsiep rs cent? "
me propIetos assure hs guests vtAdsR them that sy
are ~ w uyes 10 attendance their Derfo
copcnced With the prouetv skas It 20 nhuca
peg e 70 the public that they hesu tt
nm ~IoP nesre ann never found 70
ne nxmA o me celebrated performer not atschot tbs
20 vs hem cast but VII ps 10 trust To tnsr own
svest ooioe ascension By Milo Alvra pud tfte ~ds
eacn Gay ~ oclnek from the ground "a tho hsH1s Of Inc
psu - en,sn ne cAnv.sA the wonder Of he 'n
ne@a1y arc which To afternoon performances VIII com
mar sbio both double and cir GLE Also whsys trained
troupe OF norre which are eqused BY hone tho 20 ID
ma Den 0ner persorms thai Ouy 30
appreciated fer further particulars sse bils
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NrEW YORI App VIEW ORLEANS 9TH AMsUIP r0M.
-Ycs H,y.Dc and rsw , OK Ian, .ns It" .s IN
cxHHwBs j. W smith commander viii conmenos 1,
freight THURSDAY June At aie- to NJ xeoisso
Hp,S rs. a. Of ssos sS s sr The SSps
81, N cRochskoN 4 Co NO. Para place
NTkw oeLyAks
~ MoB!Ls, MONTGOMERY. ArLArrA:
ALsAsi an LIMB. 1900 C IT,. AUGUSTA
:. Via Swans III. Ga.
or ne sTAs OF rns soUiH Capt Tho. Lyon VIII Issvs
river cso re had for bs foosns piacss fare as
low 90 Other s@smer from New YORK to savannah
rev ior. to ss. Orleans. $50 7s Mobile, sw uontgome
~, ia ~; Atlantis Ga S2s Absny, Ga, $2! Columbia
sAhozE l. SiiCni zsT:
The AUGUSTA. Can. H. g. woodruff, viii succeed, ana
Fave or Saturday Jme ~, &4P.A.
GoR sAvAHNAH AVID FLORIDA.
The American Ausrtis screw Steamsbip Compauy's
new aud sessD steamship HDNssvla.E John rost
a4 o'clock rssseg. q ssvsas:h wiz ussar:ss: y.
Columbus s2s, Macon s2; Augusts $40; TO principal
Fegbs 10 cents rer fs spd p-ooor,ouae rates Large
o o. heavy at reduced rates Insurance one
haf per cent App'yso a b oRoAwss -, 90.
The N NTeoMsRv succeeds Saturday. June is
EOR TIE soUTa AND SOUTHWEST VIA Oh ARIES
ton s. y. 81 weekly Uni I'd states Mall eide wheel
sss%SSp as leaving each port svs s%a
sos MIA Captain eerry VIII lesys pier No North tive.
Srop to The 0pr oof NJ precisely
70 70 .ss'ss%.r; Ala. e : :ss%s.'
TO M ss.Ssis Teno y 10 G"ln%.is FL. e 90
10 s Ss"ss: Tenn 10 P iiSssn.vis s %
For Seisht or passage apply 10 sPofFOaD rTLEsroA
Til. Jssts HDsKR, b. adams commander. succeeds on
ssturdsy. Juueu
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II GEO. CHRIsTv's OPERA HOUSE,
AZ Broadway
CROwnkD NIGHTLY WITH r1c
ELl1E OF FsSetDN TO WIrvEsS TaE
kA1CHLk~S PakFURM.k Jk6 OF TIE
Would 8kNOWNED
BOOLEYs
QAae geo Christina
.....s hIhSTRElA
n B.-fbb model troupe compos ed the best nsrumen
aIts slss and erpsicnoroar perfo,m The
sinn forming sa's,y of sen hitherto upeqused who will
Ia the
offered 70 the citizens of New York.
Fifst week Of the very lsughable acts called
kOB~lka THE MAIL
sKYLlDHT ADvSNTUkES.
BURLRSQUE MONSTER CONCERTS. &c.
with entirely programme Of songs, solos, chofuses
dances DO dc
For particulars small bia
Doors open ri 7. To commence 1t = O'Clock.
A CADRMy OF MuSIC -OoRTESI Ar vIULETTA.
"A Tomorrow contest will appear In ore Of hr ce,e.
biated charscteys, a. vlOLErTA In rRAvIATA,
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4 Us-R ALA r.nNSGA UNDERSTANDING 1855. -
~ Carrying DE United esAss mail The ieeautai OK
frome clipper rvNPIAB ib0toos burlbsn Marlu,
nander RAPIDLY loading pier 10 East r'ves, and
nG half Of her cargo eOgad ~iu nc desps-hed 70
nobourne direct June 70 sreEa FOR svdns. dec
lonx and Hobart aha bs slesnt aud nusdroSAsed &c
SON hob hraG ,sb passsrge For
lreieht psSsase apoly 70 W. o. MRNuN go B,wtoy
0reen, w,~ YORK. sight bDs scv and oaeA ,tyanoss
made on consssnp-ch- Oorsgnses srs,rsta-Hsssr~
VI SiusoD Brus INA
DsDu,tD r'T. For JUNr,!LK 81. prrBRssU29
IL, NJ hmord She vesnshg EvhNO0 a Can't in
cetve freight fer tho
nno WecrNsdsv NJ pe- ~ Worth
Sb int clock tehbt Tor Petersburg i.odeo ut City
Point s1c that for eorols rct'routh Passage
iuc uted 10 Sortoh y-duced 20 pes,aoarr o, scaaoad
.e,sron,n noinced reduced n 81 NHai~ &" extra
Lppa,-M 4 HuStNUaRS, ne Broadway
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UsIRsr PAUKbt FOR IfySsP Or.-TaE CLIPPER
shtp PLUTAR r. sptaiu Barker ~iI positively ssl on
tuesday il net For ps~sage board pier y East
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CHIPS FOB LONDON AND LIvgaP ,oL TING DsLx-
"A prated sbip Ply sDUr R0Ck, capt sum,n6,
London lie Juos sos sscood saba passage IS aad f,nud
s,pouer abo Li1Y reU1psUa set Peaclaton, Liver
pool calls g. 10 aud fount For
csbic or cabin pasags apply to TAOS o. ROCHE 80
South street
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DIED,

, On the Snth instant, GRACE AMELIA. eldest
daughter of William and Jane Spearing in the 18th
year of her age.
Our days are as the grass,
Or like the morning flower;
III one sharp blast sweep DER the field,
Ii wltheTs In an hour.
ON the morning of the SIst instant, JAMES
THOMAS, second son of George and Sarah r.,
Donaldson, Aged years.
The friends of the family are invited to attend M
funeral from the residence of his parents, on I31,
street. between Il and C. streets, on Wednesday ar
ternoOn, Feb. I'd. at o'clock.
On the 28th instant, MARY EIIZABETH, only
daughter of William and Mary Ann Reid, aged
year, 10 months, and Is days.
On the Seth instant, at Charlestovn, Jefferson
county, Va, MIR. THOMAS p. BEALL, one of the
editors OF the spirit OF Jefferson in the 25th year
Of his age.
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h.. sLk, jan. 81 The following p.rtieyl.r,
~ az. ,ecetyed in rotation 20 the de~trurtio.
.rc.e fro... n Carolina, on Friday night. The Are
800. h an accidental cause IN one OF the sf.t.
vo,as sna eNtehded so rapidly along IN, unper
gress. Posstoie 10 say Its pro-
The only passenger los,
OF the Episcopal Church IN sou,h y. ~, ouris,
We .,ns,aS wee sefeiy landed, and arrived h.
yss.elasy on tee Georgia; The original nune.,
was lost was named Isaac Waters VINO
Among the Passengers were seven lsdI., ~
Were saved in their night clothes VINO
The boat Is reported here 10 have been in.prea
for only $50 600. Adams 4 Co.'S Erpre~s lost
$ 90 and the s2O, Oo The southern mail ,s.s
also lost
The Mayor has called a meeting here TO-DAY
Tor the temporary relief Of the passenger. In
tained and provided for.
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New York Markets.

NEW YoRE, Jan. 3l.-Flour 10 dull; State
IS 9Sas5 90; Ohio % 3Oas6 50; Southern IS 7ss
% 10
Wheat is quiet Western white 81 SssI 50; red
sl;Seal ~. Corn is dull mixed ssc; white Soc |;
PORK is fTmi mess sI7 o2X ass IS; prime sIa 50
sl3 62H Lard Is hrm at l2al2Xc
Whisky Is firm at nc
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AcquittaI Of Mr.. DeneaI

SIAuNToN. Va, Jaa. 2s-The case OF George
Il Deneal OF Rocking ham, charged with obtain
Ing money on false pretences from a bank here
was submit ted TO the county Court this mOrnIns
without argument and the prisoner was acq uItted
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Heavy Robbery.

AUGUSTA, Jan. 3O.-Adams a Co.. Erpre.
was robbed between Montgomery, Ala, and A
ianta on Friday Of $40 00O-mostly in bills q
banks In Georgia and south Carolina. A rev,r
CT SS,COO has been offered for recovery.
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BALTINoEE, Jan 3I-Flour is dull; Howard
street and Ohio IS 81
Wheat Is steady; white 81 .tOasi 20; red sl 10
aSl.33. "
Corn is firm; white 73s75c; yellow 72a7sc.
Provisions are quiet
Whisky is better at q a2sc
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Extensive Csufl.yr~,,.-

NEw HAVEN, Jan. 3I-Th. e,,....--. -,
WORKS OF Plants manufacturing oomn.,s 4,
Southington. was burnt this nornins-r :.
SlOO,OOO, with an Insurance Of Sos 600 \, 4. -
ileved to have been the work Of an incenat.S,
Two hundred men are thrown out on emniay
ment - N'ePao1
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The Therndike win Case.

bosroS, Jan. 2o-Tbe Tborpdtke win 80.
"a esaln taken up In the Probate Court TO -dsy
si, the Introduction OF some additional tes
AnrH -, Lurther postponed until the eth Of
tne deceased viii be present, and testify on the
disputed point Of residence -~ 'e''is v" 's
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Baltimore Market..

BOSTON, Jan. 30.-Wm. Cranch Bond, ESQ
the eminent astronomer and director OF the Cam.
bridge Observatory, died last night
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financial

NRw YoRK, January 81 Stocks are dull and
lIwe'; Chicago and Rock Island 59X; Illinois
Central shares &C; do. bonds s.; Lacrosse and
Mil ]; Michigan southern lsk; New York Cen
trail s3S; Reading s9%; Milwaukie and Missis-
siPpi l2i Virginia 6's 96i.; Missouri 6,s IS
Sterling Exchange is firm at lOsxslOox
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AUCTION SALE
TO-DAY q TO-MORROW MOE NT0a

".
rem. E;TRENca's NINTH ANNUAL sur
sssEsNiSG, Jan. 18th, and Every Evening untIlthe
Hayns bsen seven Pears with Il. Pratt, E,s.. I
you'd be hsPpy to see all hIs Old customers. Nv
Took e one Of The largest and best selected ever
T ias s Family ard Pocket Bibles. PRAYER Books.
tifSIlS ard roe Poets IN 5lch sntleue bindinEs bssu-
B GsEs5,y M NSysi.; = volumes, oo9Siets.
iSsnd ya1n.,Iour styles Of binding complete in
c! Fis sooE E. +. ,i,SsI T:ss Book.
at private sas during the n az, ssd pe5fsef Book
AZ. H nc s add gentlemen ar. invited to o. and
Old ssaps iss a, Cassidy.
nue.. Books now open for prrYsts eets' Penn. ave
B,xp Jas Tss c; ScsUfkE CO, Aue,.
BY J. c. MCGUIRE d CO.. Auotions.,.
> AFTERNooN. J .nusFy q. T a,sUas
auction rooms. We shall sell, in sums TO suit
90. Corr srstion Of Alexandra Gov pos sos sck'
s Ssa Bank ofths Old Dominion stock,
SIS Farmer. and i MseS Sa SosSE Bank Stock
Ierms cash IN current funds.
- TIE ABOVE SALE 10 UNAvorDA
until MSSbx9 tsi RI
t isas si'' same q sOS %s sId PIsfs On 49,
By J. C. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctloneers.
pEREMPTORY SALE OF SPLEEN
1 SHyER,PLArED WARxEOn THuRSDAY
ATE RNUON, Jan. a, on the I'd HooT on The
Of Silver e.ssd .4. ".t reserve
.Stips celebrated mandatory in Phade pins, con
Beautifully chased, auted, and engraved TIE. Cat,
Scnee tIrns, fe. kett es, Ice PItcheTs
6ntter Dishes. Vegetable Dishes, Water Pitchers
ChamPagne Coolers. Walters, Gobiets,
Cups, Mugs, Salt Stands,
lastors, spoons. Forks,
Cake and Card Baskets Sc
whatever. Aou' "nS reserve
:S.-Cstalokues resdy on the morning o. sale.
.,s5g, go aad under cash; over that SUN,
d"ysaa o. aaa - GAYS Tor Totes satisfactorily
jaA JAS. c. MCGUIRE q CO., Auct.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is UNavoIDA-
ther, until MONDAY AFTER MON az q 90 X
gah % u &c. Mcguire & CO., Auct'rs.
By A. GREEN, AuotIoneer
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON EIGHTH
STtkkT, BETWEEN NORTH AND Nj SrREkrs
At AUcTIoN-On THURSDAY, the 9th in,tsst.
se!i, In 'front.' cf the premises at o. clock D. W .
Tn. Pass pI Lot NO. IL IN Square 40, having
iesL lLches, between l. and NJ streets Forth
rms property Is handsomely situated in a ysry
IHPi1J improving part OF the CITY, and the sale Ia
vel vel worthy he attention OF persons wishing to
purchase handsome BuIding Lot,
Ierms: One half cash balance in g. T. and IL
iOI notes bearing interest from day Of sale
aeea given and q deed Of trust taken.
ja2ad A. GREEN. Auo:.
ITTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED,
Ia consequence of the rain. until MONDAY the
oist instant, same hour.
Jan q 81 A. GREEN Auo,ion.o,
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A." DINNER PARTIES"

DIvNrp 81 NIX Mn rRAkIlEs
les az So, 50, and IS per head or If they prefer,
hTst class French cook oan be sent 20 their resi-
delces 70 dinner FOR them, at the moderate
charge Of 81 for ma services.
Those wishing TO avoid the trouble Of marketing
can have the best the market Affords sent TO their
houses At oOst prices.
One or more dishes will be sent 20 any part Of the
city for those who may desire ~. / guarantee to
furnish n better dinner than any other
in the city. 81 q saving OF Is per cent.
G. 6AUTIER,
de- I5-eo2ra 20 Pa sv.. bet. 18th and t&h SIS
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FUTURE DAYS.

By J. G: MeGUIRE L. CO.. Auetioneers
{ HANCERf SALE:-By virtue ola decree of
for the county Of ton inside in the CO "f
Wheatey and Walker ct al. VS.. William CoiIins,s
tom TIE asth day Of js M goS aaG
AZ ,es AZ CLOCK 3: M on the premises. Lot No.
me imp oVements. consisting of an old frame dwell
Terms of sale: Ons-third of the purcb.ss r,o,s,
10 be paid In cash the residue in two equal paw
ments at and II months espectvey; to he secured
pied within one wseE after SAFE, tbe
property may be resOd az the risk ana cost of the
ia7aawads J. c. MEG UfRE Io CO., Aseis:
Poasd nnai WEDNESDAY, : qnfTTEaRPS SofS
i..s-d J. %Sz TiS tTFE coz Sa rr ssss:
by J; e; Mcguire 4 CO, .AuctiOneers.
= ON WEDNEsDhY M0RNINGH, FebrpsT1
"a at O'Clock, al the store of H. DuEs1 corner Of
Sth and L SITS. We shall SELL all his stock IN trade,
Sugars. Teas, Cofess. Spires,
Mustard, Indigo, Starch, AOO''''
class and Crookery Ware,
Rope Mats. Spice Boxes &c,
Together with the usual stock OF goods found in a
Terms: s25 and under cash over inst sum
oredt OF Oh and 30 days. fer notes satisfactorily ca
ia 2s:d j. G. MCGUIRE Il CO. Aucts.
b, &c Mcguire & Co, Auctloneers.
FuRSl UhE AND HOUSEHOLD tFFKcrs
Il AT PUBLIC SALE-On THURSDAY MORN
Ing, February s. ST 10 O'Clock, at the residence of
n. DlEan, Esq We shall sell, all his uruiturs and
Effects, comprising
Alahogany Sofa and PaTlor Chairs,
Marble top Centre Table, W hatuot,
Cane and w oOd seat Chairs,
Ca pets, OIe;Oth and Mating,
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands,
Toilet ,.,s sets Looking sl1Eseg, Clock,
Mattresses, holsters and Pillows,
COOKING and other Stoves,
Together wlththe usasl assortment OF Kitchen Re
QGlSltes.
Terms: SIS and under. cash over that sum,
credit vi ~ ana ~ dsys, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes. bearing interest.
ia D ). G. MCGUIRE 4 CO. Aucts.
N3ARSHAL'S SALE.-Iu virtue OF s. writ Of
lNA heTI fsclas issued from the Clerks once of the
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the
county OF Washington, and to me directed, l will
expose to public sale, for CASH, in frort of the
Court house door of said county, on TUESDAY,
the I'D Jay of ebruary next, 1885, at L? CLOCK M
defendants right title, claim and interest in and to
part OF Lots o. and 9, Square No. SIS, begin
nj at point line sd street west III feet north
OF southwest corner of Lot No. g. south along
the line OF said street IS feet: thence east on lire
a right angles to said street 81 feet to public slIy
IN SAID Square, thence north with line OF SAID aller
p feet thence west 90 feet the line of said street
gaar the improvements thereon, seized ard levied
upon Is the property OF george Stain, and will be
sold 20 satisfy J1dicals No. II, to January term,
1883, IN favor of John Van Reswick.
w. SELDEN. Marshal
Jazz ts for the Distinct of Columbia.
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- A ID! X r. D.. X r. ID y!
THE MOST REMARKABLE CURE ON
RECORD,
MAS. NJ. COX'S INDIAN VEGETABLE DE-
COCfIUN TRlUMPHANTi

COCTlUN TRIUMPHANT!
All ye who afflicted, read the following cs tiff
cate LON MsJor Leonard FraIleJ of Baltimore, and
late OF u. ). Army,
To MRs Nj Cox: An act of common Justice 70
yoursef ard the pubic lmpes me to bear testimony
70 favor Of your valuable medicine. the - Indian
have been severe sufferer for nearly thirt,
y1ars from Salt Rheum. which hiss assail ed me- mt
different periods from the armpts to the iower eS
iremlties. oenhnlng me to INV chamber and the
house daIi , inc entire winter OF 1854 the aid
practitioners. Homeopathlsts and the use Of various
Gsin, ,a agents 80 oaed, tended to no
distressed condition. Besides have imbbed many
salons Of yarious decoetions Of ssIsaPsra. Bur
of oil tment REQ mmerded by ply 81 nd eads
d.ri.S my ai ctons. with but slight and temporary
Fortunately for me, TWas induced. at the instance
OF gentleman Of the REGULAR isenIt,-at the very
other of has brethren. frankly ackr owedged they
conid not. IN yysnsrail oSntro the disease to iry
cisss and after faithful perservanoe in It's use
up . the 18th Of May last. the day ON which took
the faal Dose nov find my self relieve from every
symptom Of the distressing and loathsome afictior
not usually possessed by individuals at my time Of
life. being near u ears of age.
acsuaint I'd with my condition. who doubted the eff
cacy Of any med cine affordlng me permanent relef
lied, Which had used. my advanced az and the
invsterate nature of the complalnt but [ prefer
fobersrs my statement. and enable You fully to sat
lsfy tho more NOR dulous.
Hoping that whilst you may DO instrumental in
af1rding relief to other sufferers, through the EN-
cacy Of your medicine. II may prove q source OF
remuneration amply 10 compensate you, AMI render
yonr DOWN. II Of life pleasan. and Comfortable "
Your friend and well wisher, ~
l.. FRAILEY,
No. It's west Fay cite street,
For sale by Charles Stott, corner of Pa. avenue
and 7th ST., Waxhlngton, ID. G., and Frank b. Win
ter. corner X street aud Vermont avenue: DIR. X.
3 r.. Cissel Georg etovn. D. c.; and jas. Entviale,
AlexsndI,a, Val and Druggists generally,
10 ~ cow |Ft
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CELADDN SNYDER.

~ Philharmonic Hail. sSeSf Of Stay OHes,
DEALER IN AND MANUFACTURER OF
STOVES, TIN, COPPER. AND ShEET-IRON
WARE.
invite the attention OF the public TO nv comple;e
assortment Of Cooking, ParlOr and Heating Stoves
most of which Of sty ie and uality newer befr
offered IN this market
] have also on hand and constantly manufactur,ng
ali kinds OF Tia and Japsned Ware OF the Very be.t
naterl, and Will manufacture 10 order any article
~ my line, plsdgins my self To give entire sAusfsO-
ton bot b as 10 quality and price.
Fin RoUhGE. Plumbing, Steam. Gas Etlting and
Repairing done st tie shortest notice by competent
w0Tkmen. IA I'm
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DEAD, BELIEVE, AND IMPROVE YOUR
IL HEALTH.-MadaIn MOUNTS Consumpti0L
Deslrnyer, acts masically on Coughs, Colds, Hsth
ma, Bronchitis. and Consumption. In cases OF
colds one or two bottles viii e cot euro at cost
Of 50 cents. Persons lom all sections have ordered
different quantities by express. Ii is purely veEe-
table; babe can take II without injury. Having
been restored to health by 1t herself from deep
sum?ti0n. she recommends 1t unhesItatngly to all.
Delays are dangerous. Make Immediate application
If you wish 10 be saved. Apply at No. $50 street
between 18th and 18th, at StOtt's, corner Penn.
avenue and 7th street. also, at Culyers, 18th
street and Penn. avenue. de a-Sln
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

" fHu Srks FUsLiSHxy TIE LISTS OF
LETTERS nxS AIMING ~ Use WASHINGTON CRY
P1sr OyyICs UsDER ruz PROVISIONS or TIE
LAW DIsscrIrs rHzH TO BIZ rrixrxp IN rms
sEwsPAPEK HAVING TEE LARGEST CIRCgLA-
ZION WITHIN TEE DELIVERY OF TEE srYIcl.
Irs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION Is MORE TEAM
DOUBLE rsAr OF AMY ofsER DAILY PRINTED
IN TEE DISTRICT OF CoLunBIA
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MAGISTRATES Passive learn that a move.
inent Is about to be made by some OF the acting
magistrates OF this city to Induce Congress TO
modify the law under which they act, with re-
spect to those United States cases which come
before them for which they receive no pay As
Tue law now stands, the magistrate gets no fee
Io' MS services In Cnited States cases except in
cases of felony, and in all other cases where the
United states Is concerned they compelled to
furnish United States warrants, summons, COM
mitmenfs, releases, bonds, search warrants and
10 hear and determine all such cases brouo ht
before them without any compensation therefor
and furnish besides, at their own expense, Office
room, blanks, etc.
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AQ01IQH RALn

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By J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auotio,..-. :
FkOSiNG OUT SALE OF EupOpS.
~ BooKs.-On TO-MORROW frre.SOsrE.AN
TERNOON. February Ist, at 81 o,ciocr n
suotion rooms, We shall cIose out the ~ IN
vsIaesss London Books on our shelves, of vSics
stont 100 lots remain unsold. - ~lioh
:SEPareassers At former saies will please oaI
j. a-st J. G. MEG g. U tpR' a ne Co. A,o,
By 8. J. MCCORMICK Alexandra. :
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR AND MOLASsHs
AT AuCrloN-On WEDNESDAY next, eb-
ruary :, a. IL O'Clock. will be sold, on Long Wharf
the cargo OF schooner Emeline nj ci ain, from New
Orleans, consisting Of "
p" hsd. New Ore; rs Sugar. of prime quality. suit
4a Dds New Orleans Molassee. very superior
ne attention OF the trade 10 parnoularly invited
9. J. MCCORMICK. Auctiopeer.
Alexandria. January 81 Is
BY WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers.
REGULAR SALES OF HORSES. CARTS.
~ CARRlAGEs. HARNESS, &c.-We have EN-
R,oyed MI: Thomas Doyllnx TO conduct the regu
m II rrsss u h3rsss; Carts. Harness. &c every
MOkNINGS, IN front of our s;ore, conner of 9Th
street end fennsI wanna avenue. All persons hay-
days. " 'eAN VIZ 'Ao'e
SPECIAL sdvertlsemsntsr gwen when REQUIRED.
Ja5t- cow WALL & BARNARD, Au Is.
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SUPPER TO THE sTuDENrs.-The annua. sup
per given by the faculty Of the National Medical
College TO the students came of last Saturday
night at Franklin Hall, corner of ID and Ninth
streets. The supper was gotten up in style
highly creditable TO the popular caterer, Mr.
Charles klotz, who exerted himself successfully
in providing for the occasion the choice substan.
tials and deiicacIes of The season Numerous
toasts complimentary to the institution the pro-
fession, :he professors, &c &c, were drunk,
and eloquent responsive speeches were delivered
by the professors, students and invited guests