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received the prospectus specimen of a new
French journal which is about to be started in
this city, under the title of L'Empirs Franchise.
AS that regime has but few actual admirers
amongst us, it is to be presumed that the pro-
jectors have not embarked in the enterprise as a
purely commercial speculation. We do not be-
lieve that our French residents as body, are
particularly enthusiastic in the support of the
second empire, and we are annually assured that
certain proportion of them are ready to cut
the throat of it's chief at the first opportunity.
This new journal is, therefore, we suppose, to be
regarded as the special organ of Louis Napoleon,
for without subsidy from the Imperial Urea
sury we do not see how it can hope to live.
L'Empire Franchise will make the third French
journal published in this city, all three repre-
senting, of course, different shades of opinion.
The title and prog anime Of the new paper
are at least honest, which is more than
can be said Of political organs generally
Its establishment may be looked upon as a
tribute to the influence of the public opinion of
this country on the part of a sovereign who has
shown but small regard for the esteem of his
European contemporaries.
This desire to conciliate favorable Judgment
amongst us is not confined to France or French
political parties. The Spanish government have
an organ here-La Gronica- which is devoted en-
trely to its interests, and is probably supported
by its aid. As the Hispano-American countries
enjoy but small share of the G-onica's sympa-
thies it follows that under the pressure of the
questions which are now crowding upon us in
connection with the latter, another journal, pub
lished in the Spanish language, and advocating
the interests of those nationalities, would find
fair chance of encouragement Such an enter
prise is, we believe, in contemplation, and from
present indications we understand that there is
every chance of its speedy realization.
These journals, with one or two British Or
gans the Eco dNalia, an able exponent of
italian grievances; and number of German
publications, give, we think, fair share of
newspaper representation to foreign interests in
this city. In view of the freedom of discussion
permitted by our institutions, and the facility
which it affords of reacting upon public opinion
abroad, it is natural that despotic governments
like that Of France should feel DESTROYS of COM
batting with similar weapons the presses which
they can neither influence nor restrain.
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NAILS FOR TIE PACIFIC.

New York, Sunday. February 20. 1859.
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country there is more drunkenness than on the
whole Continent of Europe and in Glasgow more
of the same debauchery than in all the cities of
France and Italy put together. Here like
cause is working like effects and if the Saba
tarians only succeed in their mission, New York
will soon be more degraded by the intoxication
of its nhab tants than even ''the largest CONNER
cal city of Scotland"
Now, we challenge these Protestant Popes to
point out in the whole New Testament single
text of Scripture commanding the observance Of
Sunday at all. "The Bible" they say, "and the
Bible alone, is the religion of Protestants." But
they have derived the observance of Sunday
not from the Bible, but from the Fathers and the
traditions of the Catholic church. Why do they
not keep it as Catholics do?
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WOODS MINSTREL BUILDING 56 and SIS Broadway
SoNGs DANCES, &c-MrsrIc SPEIL-
BRYANTs' MINSTRELs, MECHANICS HALL, ~ Broad
wsy-EEGRo SONGS AND BURLEsoUEs-HE WOULD BE AN
ACrOR.
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~ *. cARDwELL, Real Estate and General

~ Broker the Office stairs in No
where he attend to selling and
buying anywhere the union renting and collecting
business
tanning o estate, with uncxcep,icna legal aid.
claims any description the executive de
partmens members
especially claims OF the distant and adjacent newspaper
and ADVERTISING bis experience being such
Furnish the forms and instructions to
having SUCH well attending 70 having in
the papers ia the Dstrctof Columbia else
where application by letter otherwise to him thus saving the
Of trip to the city aud prompt returns made
security and all dcscrp
ton which properly be csc nnder the head Of
genera commission brokerage, -r,.5 "a
VIM. A. Harris fturmery of Missoui) Dr. \.
Garneit Berret Richard Walacr. and
the roprcprs OF the generally Of Washington
Mrs j. X g. D. Davenport aud lIou j. = Caske chnont, va
Pumer Allegheny Pa Col A. T. Burnley. Frank
John o. Sargent, New York city, Dec ldt
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MANSION HOUSE,
FORMERLY THE EBBrrT HOUSE,
Noar corner of z and Fourteenth streets,
if WASHINGTON, d. G.
WILLIAM Il. DOVER CO.,

9M strest tec doors north Of Pennsylvania aropue
DEG leave to announce to the citizens of Wash
naton they prepared execute any orders
which may favored with In the eHs
PLUMBING GAS, AND sTEAMTTTING
The branches will he under the supervision OF
sklful workmen North where practical has
all the modern In fact,
they spared trouble the
best OF workmcn
We invite stock Of CHANDELIERS and other
fixtures.
promptness tho execution of orders and
fair prices hope share of public patronage
Dcc2 25--U + U o.
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ATEW LUMBER YARD.-The subscriber would
respectfully call the attention OF builders his superior stock
lumber just received bis wharf Sixth street and canal
yellow boards plank scantng, palng,
posts latl hcmock boards post, and soanilng-
Carriage makers invited his choice
hickory, maple poplar bass WOOD cherry, &c
lumber has been selected with and
will be sold on reasonable terms.
HEPBURN MCCLURE,
Dec 22--3m 9th street and Canal.
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS. s.-NEw ARRANGI

A1OlICE 10 INAN NELI.l1hC.-NEW ARRANGE-
MENr WITH GREATLY IMIROyE ED SCIEDuI WASH
iNGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS or THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST,
POTOMAC STEAMERS AND RICHMOND AND POTOMAC RAIL
ROAD lNETwo fast daily lines from Washington for the sou,
southwest Boats leave their berths foot OF 9th street al 6
p the morning boat cbtana fine
breakfast board and enjoy pleasant sail OF 80 hours down tho
beautiful Potomac n, view OF Mount vernon BY he
evening they good and rest OF four hours In
aud Richmond In time
for the South and Southwest
this route, being ~
less aroadng than by other route
making certain connexions TO
KxuHfoxsnuRG RicHMoSD, WELDON
s. G.. C.;>AueusrA GA MoNrGoaERr
MONTE, Nrw SOUTHERN
Richmond with the Danvi Souhside Virginia.
Tennessee, and East Tennessee railroads
FOR THE SOUTHWEST TO
Danvilie, Bristol, Dalton,
Chattanooga, HUNTSVILLE, Memphis,
Iynchbnrg, Knoxville Atlanta,
Nashville, Grand Junction. Montgomery,
and New Orleans.
further Of the
372 Pennsylvania door
Browns Hotel board tho boats foot Of 9th street
GEO Il. MATTNI.Y,
August I7--ly Ticket Agent.
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
L W.eIgIS,roy December

ON THE PETITION Fowler OF New York. praying for the
granted him assignee Of Henry Jones
the l4, of My 1919, to bear date Of an Eng
the 18th March, lSI5 for improvement IN
tre preparation for from
expiration pateu which takes place the 18th day Of
Mrch, 1850
that the said petition he heard the Patent once on
2Sh o February IL o'clock and all PR
they have, why
saii petition be granted.
required 10 file In the Patent O
oieoiion specially forth writing at least twenty
days hearing All testimony ned by either party
at be taken Transmitted IN
the The Office which win be furuishei on ap
pHcaton.
The testimony win be closed the i February nqx
depoons papers rucd upon testimony must be bled
morning that day the arguments,
IL within days thereafter.
be published IN the Union Wash
hgton ~ e. fnly News, York, n three
weeks publication sixty days before the 2st cf
February next, the day OF hearing
JOSEPH HOLT,
Commissioner o Iatcnts.
papers VIII please copy, their
bills Patent Once with containing this notice
Dec 1T-inw3w
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~ ENTTTNiEN'S- w INTER GLONES.-P. J.
NJ srEER Iolor No 4s seventh street has just
from another addition to M large and elegant stock
ofi}eHtlnincfA Goods.
who hs may rely aulinE everything N
bis line which bey require ami uf pleasing Irio0s
Particular aui0n Invited nne o of elegant winter Cloves
Just nprnsi ,. ftf ilec 224 Staw3wif
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

dor RENT either fnrniehed or iufurnished and
by The o. rDr shorter period house
d streets occupied daring the last Congress by
Hon Mr. Hammond United states senator South Carolina
qhre oi DAVID A. HALL,
Nov o--eodu No 40S q street,
L,OR RENr.-The Front Parlor, and Bed Room at
ii aohed, Ktdwch x iaurences Drug Tho
desirable the the the
wizards Hotel
AL furnished Apply 10 hlDWEIIs a LAURENCE
Nov 3tswH =, htar IA stteat
A PARLoR AND CHAMBER FOR RENT. Fur
x nished with fuel &c suitable member Of Congress
wifc there being family In The house worry desirable
Apply TO JOHN WAGNER.
Dee 5-u 255 Pennsylyapa avenue
THO LET-The threestory brick house, No ABB
l. reh street, between and Has bathroom and Rent
Sl25 Inquire ON the premises Nov 3o-u
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hTEW 1ORk HERALD, DAILY llMEo, Ifi-
News Philadelphia Press, Philadelphia LEDGER &c.
day Of publication Single copies for SALE
delivered residences subscribers evening
Ledger Mercury Weekly Flag OF UDion Geasons
Ship Baiou's Pictorial Waverley Magazine Home
Journal Philsdcpa New York; and Boston weekly
papers delivered promptly subscribers
Everything cheap publication line received as pub
lshed d. ). HlSltoP q co,
avenue. under Wilaris' Hotel. aud
Nov 25-du ABS Penn. avenue near 41a street
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CtOLUMBIAN COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP FOR
SALE, scholarship tho Columbian College, the whole
fnr ycnr viii be sold for little than half price TO
any person inf puchasc scholnrshp
rcu, tuition which $40 per yearI win cn t $50 each
tbe original $3.50 S2so. aI
Aaar,ss c,TAiINE esre of r y J.. Washington o Dc
Dec eur
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ID II. GIILEr, Counsellor at Law, has removed
Lls bis his residence Franklin Row corner OF and
Thirteenth He win continue TO devote his attention principal
y the United States supreme Court
: Oct 2s--dn
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VAN CAMP, DENTIST, has returned TO the
~ . city resumed his practice
Operating residence bweon cen and 9Th
streets doors fs0m Post Oficc Oct lf-dW
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speeisl notice to subscribers.

Payment FOR sabserpfi. y bs msaeinvnriab 10 advance A.
az II W IN M hs tc cxfirnrcn oi the period
lea IN eess removed Notes ~Rf he gstnt subscribers
he e. cir slhsrgifas se sDpet 10 exli
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Fghl lines longer N esao
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Insertion aer Advertisements once week IN the daily o
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CTArE or GEORGIA, Ebert COUNTY.

-
superior of said county, March term, 1858,
Presen his Honor amc Thoma said
unry bill filed In this court by egatees
Burch deceased, against John G. Burch
ing that tho legacy should paid the
entitled thereto in the OF hor DEATH leaving no child or
children.
Kescc her Children her their
this before the March
1889 legacy deiaot OF sai said
legacy viii then be directed 10 be paid the parties now before The
Xxx
copy this order be published
month the publication be be,rc the month OF
March, 1850 following spapes wit The Constitutional
Published Georgia; The Union published In Wash
Columbia: The louisville oui nal published
ia Louisville Kentucky and newspaper published IN Cncnna
superior Of Ebcrt
county Georgia. d. 1858 this i7h April, 1855
April 27--iafnam MOSES T.. MILLS, Clerk
FTyHE THIRD ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF THE
WASHINGTON ART ASSOCIATION viii be open TO the public
on Monday the day January their and spacious
10th and lh Streets and
six eight weeks.
consist OF paintings sculpture,
drawings, architectural designs. and cngr0vings
their from the 9Th 10 the
later period for works Intended for the
exhibition which night be unayoiab delayed in shipment or trans
pertaton.
The expensc OF TRANSPORTATION by the
forwarded It's agents by those
the asucinton Will ho itself
rospou danagc sustained by works while exhibition
The works exhibited deposited in the gallery com
mission win be charged. ! j.
description the catalogue should he a
tchcd 10 each together with M prc " for sale
the o the and address Of The artist The
should also be communicated BY mail on the shipment OF tho
works.
BY order Of the board Of management
HoRATIo srnSE. President
WASHINGTON, ID. g., Nov. G, 1858. NovI-lawu
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do o manufacture goods thereby possessing tho
securing urst st WINCH ~ course
purchaser Our CATERS, IN point OF NJ
beauty acknowledged superiority over a ocrs
aud Kid boots and button ghifr Sc
win;sr purchaser
Also long rubber boots cor ladies and misses A selling oi st as
tonisldng prices. u tiAhsN
2o--dtfsb4t
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WASHINGTON CITY, SUNDAY, JANUARY 8, 1859
A RMY SUPPLIES


A RM1 SUPPLIES,
~ o ,...e..,.,,. ,,u raru...
80 - !,
until 10 O'clock m Of Monday lae seventh day O. February
next oS =, contract ss oosns army N.Y. supplies ana %
(sehuyikh Arsenai) IN quantities as required VIZ
wei weigh aSou, Il Il oansss mes is psr Yard = ! -
$4,000 yards Inch dark blue ndgs wool de ted Goth to
o'O Fs , - IN s aus ass j.. blue ndso oo' dy'' 'a o'
weigh 20 ounces per yard ...t ,.l..s
l2ooo yards blankets, gray (wish the letters g black
asss vide s 3 sesH IN sdnz psands sseE way '
$4,000 81 inch dark blue ndgo dyed wool flannel 70 weigh
1880 yards s sinch Ia dark blue no as cotton and wool
100 600 yards alinc6 While COTTON and woo flannel weigh o
ounces per yard
100 600 yards 27nc unbleaohed ooon drilling 10 weigh OK
per yard
$4,000 yards sonch unbloached drilling weigh
pcr yard
$4,000 s co h & ssT ssas ana sa E % sSs SSs per-
dozen pairs
oooo yards red bunting, 10 inches wlde AZ yards long
1000 do white DO do do do do do do
ls,ooo do a2-neh Russa s1cotlne TO weigh
10000 asinch upoleacled cotton muslin
10000 1000 a. a. Slsa, Slsss 'iissio lssn
1000 % buekram
10000 sheets cotton Wadilng /, .
% 900 yards 3s and u inch cotton tare a
white, yeloWg sreeh
SILK twist and sewing silk best quality, per pound
Linen thread, w b., NO 40, per pound
DO blue, NO. 10 40, DO .tt
DO assorted coiors, so 10, do
10000 yards aone cotton duck weigh 22 ounces gard
iZoo0 yards donch Wesh ounoeS
10000 yards cotton uck weigh l4z ounces per yard
l2000 yards cotton duck weigh 10 ounces per yard
1000 yards ~ inch cotton duck 70 weigh ounces per yad
20 600 yards 3Snch cotton duck TO weigh s ounces per yaro
bugc cords woeed, yellow, orange,
scarlet, and sky blue
5000 yards 9a iuch worsted lace, do do do do do
1000 10 " DO do 60 40 q"
1000 do Is do do do do do DO do
10000 hatcor worsed colors above 3lonoh diameter,
with tasse at each end, two inches long
black felt hats best quality made ooch and English ooney
and Russia hare
10000 black ostrich feathers, IL inches long
10 600 brass eagles. 5000 brass bugles
5000 brass crossed cannons. 1000 brass trunpeis
5000 do do sabrcs. 400 brass thinbes for hags
10000 do knapsack trimmings sets
do spears lrrru!es for gutlons and coors
,S 90 40 stock ll" buckles cG ,,o,vo .c,os n,,r.
5000 eopora prvates scales pairs
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LrR0M WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
4 0F THE WEST, soUTfiwFT AND NoRlIiWFST.--BAlfl.
MORE AND ONO Raii.RoAD, WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.


LrR0M WASHINGTON DIR EcT TO ALL PARTS
OF THE SUUTfiWtl,T, AND NORrIiWFSf--BAlfl
MORE AMI ONO Rali.SOAD, WINTER AiRANGtNkNfS
Two throrght daily, except Sunday from wash
the Wes. foloNs
ist Mail tru as (sandey cxceped connect
Washington Junction, Tor Cumberland aud fdnnn
Chicago Express Connection leaves
Washington AZ p reaching Cincinnati at 3o day,
southwest and fcs St. Louis, Kansas, &C.
either m train Washington, lie
Cusnberlnd or Piedmont. vi
Parkebug all the Northwestern
che $40 For Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad take
p
Through tickets all quarters every
ether possible facility, viii be found upon this
the the Baltimore Ohio Rail-
viii leave Washington follows
For all between Piedmont the
2 ~, a. trais
For all stations Piedmont and Wheeling the
train TO with the Frederick the $40 ,
train.
TOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAST
leave Washington Cor Baltimore @ 10 T45 and 30
and AIS, Sunday at 3. 40, oIay
Leave fimorc 30 and $50 30 aud 500 IN.
On SUNDAY nj i30, n only.
The 7s5 and IS raios only win stson and for
! .apolls councillors,
The @ and 34o the chief connccty tratns for
sbe West and the e1e, 7ib, and S4o trains for the East
For further Information tho Bahimoc Ohio Railroad
Teke, onicc, Of Tiios II. PARSONS Agent, Washngion
W. p SMITH,
ucts Master OF Transportation Baltimore.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

GREAT SyUrawtsTERN ROUTE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
WASHINGTON CITY Virginia Alabama
seB Mississippi Louisiana, Arkansas, and Texas.
Through Tickets Obtained Southwestern Rail
Pennsylvania sixth street. Washing
beard the Page, at the 0fcc Of
Z che Grange and Alexandria Railroad at Alexandria
Icmond, Danyic Iyncburg, Bristol Knoxville, Dalton,
Atlanta, Chattanooga Nashville Huntsville, Grand June
1a.iis ton, Memphis Montgomery asd New 0sieses.
Continuous Railway Connexions Memphis
Anorug Expedition and Comfort and being 200 miles
shorter than by any other route.
Page the Seventh
at8 Alexandria where passengers
ghmod Charlottesville, stanton, White Sulphur
and al 7A, for Richmond and all points southwest
making and 10 Memphis.
Baggage wagons Office,
O'Clock, and J,
+ 80 JAMES A. EVANS, Agent f.
yunc lS-u .4u.5t Washington.
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the above papers Will please copy, and send
bills ONCE, with paper containing this notice
Dec i7-inw3w
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The New York Decentralization for Europe
The Cunard mail steamship Africa, Capt. Shannon, will
leave this port to DAY for Liverpool.
The European mails will close al ten O'Clock this
morning.
The European edition Of the HERALD will be published
a nine O'Clock in the morning. Single COPIES In ~rappcrs
six cents.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition OF the
Nsw YORK HERALD will be received ut the following places
Eayope:-
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The contents Of the EuropeSu edition Of the HERALD win
combine the received by mail and telegraph al the
office during the previous week and up the Of the
publication
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The HISTORICAL PICTURE OF 1859-THE Two
LEADING SovEREIGNs OF EURoPE-Murillo i'm
mortalized himself by bis celebrated picture of
the Immaculate Conception" Angelo by his
" Last Judgment" Raphael by his cartoons !;
but who is to win Immortality by representa-
tion of the interview between the Emperors of
France and Austria at Villaffauca, the great
historical picture Of 1859, in which the two lead
ing sovereigns Of Europe participated? And
that they are the leading rulers in Europe recent
events have demonstrated.
That after war involving the interests, the
existence, the policy Of two empires with a
population Of thirty or forty millions each;
after six battles had been fought two of them
the greatest Of which history tells, these men
should, Of their single minds come together, and,
without advice or assistance, or the elaborate
humbug Of diplomacy, settle the affairs, not only
Of their own dominions but Of all Europe, is a
fact which in itself stamps them as the lead.
ing sovereigns Of the Old World. When the
preliminaries were arranged, each started in his
own direction, and both equally great. That
Francis Joseph should have the mora! courage
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PerrOnal Intelligence.

The Hon. John Letcher, Governor elect of vrgtna is
st In feeble health. He s staying at the bot Springs
Bhhop Scott and lady, Of Oregon are in Washington
Hon D. L. Yulee, United States Senator from the State
of Florida, and Chairman Of the Senate Committee on Post
Offices and Post Roads, is also in Washington.
Since her return TO Berlin from England her Roya
Hehnees the Princess Frederic William has not appeared
much in public, but on the 18th ult IN company with
her royal consor, the Princess pissed through Berlin
he way to Pankow, where their royal hgnesses were
present st the conservation 6 O church which has been
restored. aud to which tower been added. Al
the conclusion Of the ceremony their hgneeses par
took Of den in the adjacent castle Of Schonhausen
and afterwards returned 10 Potsdam.
Field Marshal Prince windischgratz left Berlin on the
10th ut on his return 10 Vienna by way Of Bressu and
Oferberg. He Was accompanied by his military suite
and travelled In imperial saloon carriage which had
conveyed him from Vienna.
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Bloody Riots In BaItimor,

THE AMERICAN PRIMARY INSTRUMENTATION BOXES
SMASHED AND SEVERAL MEN SHOT.
BALTIMORE, August Q, 1869.
The American party axe holding their primary cleo.
tiors night to select delegates TO the City Nominating
Convention. There ID q great deal Of rowdyisu. The
ballot boxes in tho Twentieth ward have been smashed
pieces, and reported that In the Sixth ward two
have been shot, The struggle between the rowdy and
respectable portion OF the party and the Indications arc
that the former will be successful.
NINE O'CLOCK p N.
Pistols being freely used In localities man
named Sullivan has just been arrested the sixth ward
for firing large horse pistol, loaded with sugs Thos
Rowe has been shot in the knee, and VIM Thompson in
the leg. There reports Of violent proceedings in
other parts Of the city.
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THE RAvEIs AT NIBLo s-An overlooking house greeted
the second pght this seaeon Of the Ravels at Nblos
last evening indication of the continued favor With
which the public regard these established favores The
programme included the Of the ability o. the regu
lar company, comprising the inimitsble Gabriel and
Francois, and the charming Mrs Frances aud her fasc
mating pas "Kim ka and Godensk" seemed fresh az
ever When in conjunction with these, there was pre-
septed the thrilling evoutons Of Marietta Zapfretts Mons
Alexandra aud Young America on the tight rope-we
sbudder to think Of tbewe longer wonder that the
Raves are an institution. viue la &c corde te,due."
The next wonder Of this establishment will be Nile
Maria Hennecatt recently arrived from Europe and said
to be the most charming danseuse we have yet seen
We predict jam on her 1rst appearance.