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magAssAs aAp RAILROAD.

-. ~ 80; = :;;
49S ~ ~ =: 8; ~
PASSENGERS tor thS =;V&G will leave the
: Alexandria Station. in the Orange Train, at
I, 4. NJ, daily (SunI:ys exceptec.) arrive at 81
exaudria at ., P il. Through tickets by this route
TO Middlcburg and Winchester.
The Trains leave Mount Jackson daily tSun-
days excepted,l 1T 1870, i. NJ, and arrive at AL
exandria at l:J5 p. n.
iy 6-tf EDWARD GREEN, Treasurer.
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DRAIN FIFE.

DRAIN FIFE.
EsTE HAVE received salnples Of "STEAM
" PRESSED STONEWARE DRAIN PIPE y
and will take orders fer the same. in any lGantl-
ties Of any desired size, from inches 10 81 IN
diameter, in feet lengths. This pipe will answer
full as well as Lead or Iron Pipe, ut much less
cost, for ali purposes ot conducting water to or
from buildings, BY the natural flow where there Is
hG pressure or strain.
Farmers or others who have Springs at dis
tance from their dwellings or harm yards. at n
moderate elevation will ind great advantage
in the use Of this pipe.
SAMPLES erhibitld, ard any information requir-
ed, viii be checriuily given or application to
1nn22 Z Il. MiLLER, son / co.
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FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES, &c.
SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
CONF = 4 Ny,
ALEXANDRIA, NTRHINIA
CAPITAL OVER $4,000 DOLLARS,


CAPITAL OVER 35o, GOO DOLLARS,
AND CONSTANTLY INCREASING.
The Charter Of this Company offers more tavora-
BILE advantages to the farmer and others, than any
Company chartered in the State, by insuring
with or without premium note. IL the applicant
prefer, he can pay the full amount OF the premium
in cash, or by etfecting q cash Insurance Tor TWO
years the insured saves one-e!ghtA Of the amount
ho would otherwise have 10 pay; or py bccomnga
member, and giving small premium note, the IN
sureG saves nearly orc-haif OF tho amount charged
by Stock Companies, when insur!ng from Year to
year. This is the advantage resulting from the
combination OF the
CASH AND MUTUAL PRINCIPLE.
This Company commenced issuing Policies
against loss damage by fire, On the 18th day OF
March. 1854, since which time over seven thousand
seven hundred persons have insured and become
members Of the Company, and over seventy thou
sand dollars have been paid for losses. Having
increased business during the past year, we feel
grateful! for The liberal patronage bestowed upon
the Company thus far, and for It's !latterng pros
nects of future usefulness. The Directors hope
aud believe, that by prudence, caution, aud rigid
system OF economy, tncy VIII establish tor TINS
Company 1t reputation for chc&rncss ana safety
cot surpassed by any Company in thc u. States
Al differences III settlement Of lc&scs, may bc
determined by three G;Sn;creStcd arhirators OF the
County where such loss happened, 10 be mutually
chosen By the insured and the Cu:Npary.
DIRECTORS:
Il. VI. Thomas. james 7. Close,
T. g. Robertson, ThnmaS 7. Hill,
Dr. 4. II. Stabtr, f. II. Carter,
Christopher Neale, VIM. Wright,
P. .. LpScomb. r. F. Lester
Silas Bigicw, Ben. F. Nallc,
". NJ Turner, George E. French,
4 r. Bakav, VIM. c. knight.
OFFICERS:
II. y. Thomas, prcs't. Thomas T. Hiii Tre'er.
T. 2. Robertson, Y. pres't VIM. Wright, Secretary
JAS. I. CLOSE. Actuary General Agent
NY 7--c.Sdiv
TEE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE IN
SUHaECE COMPANY,
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.:lR BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RIVER
LANDINGS.

~, tST TTrII0r .C" Cont,ir
..sITAr 4He l. Nhvii0n ~, I1-a W. ,S;n,,tnn
e7zEa=ss' acoo h"F" III; WIZ go s,IaoI,
!. oeI3c@ ana A'oSln't'l. ; a., = u.' S:,i l.ave
= oa'ur'ay u. ;''''as' "nu '..inaI, y n and
@ si'n9's oA "el4sSaaS NJ COOK, :, Lana and
-" '''' ~ ''0 ,'''oI ''l7 opo;n+ Tonkout
.sn' -" 1 D r"sI, ,r.,nw,s p;nav
3EIS' "Fo7'n :; ur,t 4n1 G;.1.,1 pa;nt poDas
''as >'oaG " n4t1 oh|Ppvlt ',r 1anJi,ss ON
T'i,4 -l' "a sh- ,'V "1 WIZ PAINT Matthias
=: A'ry'"no on''G, Hn0 " .!iso v;, on'! Sho-s
.e2o WHEAT & BRO, Agents.
-r.za This steamer JAMES GUY, leaves
s..at.5z.=zsS y shinrton every TUESDAY and
:5i015, ~ . o'clnck, A. NJ, aud alexandria at
w. sk l. NJ for and 3$ss the 9;''9si int Will
..vs cnrrin3aa .yrry Wednesday and Saturday,
~ ,0u"t S''''
"'' e'0'"' - ". = ,,,r pr,,,r;a-or
y,rr,v,s, 49,. &oUnA- .,ant 3I.~ansr;a.
,r ~ -'''>N' 'A5'''"
= NEW YORK. WASHINGTON, -,
S.th crYnwN AND AL So
@TagOSIa PACKETS, So
fa ON fPrEJ-T!P LINE. ~geN
"Hn n,rrt, ~ - - ~. ~. ,I;,,-,
:. sNT>It STtTFSn,E - e,'II;" can+ g n Mott,
- thsMAN, Oap'; =. NJ H0'''
fAI2tSA, Capt ,. hotl.
SURPRISE, Capt. Cole.
YORKTOWN. Cant. Woglon.
AGENTS:
New York. sanford & DODGE,
SO Front street.
ticorretown and Washington,
McCOBB DODGE.
.Alexandria,
wM. II. F0EIE s son,
sen iG Nn. 4, South "harTes.
-. 80. 80, .>-,,,,n
II NHo>ELS wa L., lEo - III
80 We are, al all nuleS prepare" -.
.''4's4 carsoes TO one, or more Of TIC !"''0"ADe
;'7s:
;;',aaal, Boston, CohassGt N"rr0"S'
r1S!ss New L9ndon' Nol"'on', N
,a' maven Nov loFE' Ci,ories Lor atom s, at cur
y..n' S4'4haah' 0n"' r.nt rate, Of
t..:.s." frelerlcH:O SON
.9G NJ. n: r." .L '4 wb.ryes
- 1T No. =, o,"e" 80
= VPs2rTS TANTED Vessels constant
Ss.:sly wantnd for
N0RF0TE
pHRrsyorTu
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UDOLPHO WOLFES
PURE JAMAICA RUM,

y K Z ~ q 9 :. C . N
ST. CROIX RUM, SCOTCH d IRISH WHISKY.
Ali the above imported and bottled by himself,
warranted pure, and the best quality.
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In0LPHO MOLFE'S

. Z y
Imported and Bottled by himself put up for medi
ciuul usG with his certificate on the bottle war.
ranted pure, and the best quality.
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T.uGIEE TTwIS.

t..,. H:..;,, n.J No,.o1o
-i9e"' A',1"%'eHt9 lD ''''
nI|l1-i0'D' It '''' i' = la I:'|i. - :.
u AVN" h'd an eAPerlehce ol e'G"t !cI's III
E ine huSiHcSS; am "eS'sn''T /" eo'Ite my
sell exclusively TO Il, l1el mat can 'eIInneh'.y
promise -th'Ss wa" may ei'i" 'Lih 800
ny cnar2e' 'nt .'S' i"'''s """ '10 ''
ih2t can be o't"l"en.
Fet''pF ap"u'' so ''.',' ~ H. t,"t ,'.a-
near 10 'nl",' I"o 'cS' Pt''es' ""u I] D'
are obtained ~ those VINO nave lhe Sei'a",S nt,'
by The lst ct January. As propose 10 'aNe o''y
l. limited hummer ~ SeI9ahts ~ hi'c' IL!
- onr ca.s ,r,nrs mn. ,ttcntion NAV be required
i,,r;r,., ,bo v.ar
p Re,nrns made nromptly.
REFERENCES.
4 y 1'T G H,,xara. Attorneys at Law, Rich
uopd
Lee L Plcasants Attorneys at Law, Richmond.
T. 4 Suilman
John G. Williams,
John y CIV.
Alvey E J.ins~omhe, Merchants,
pnrtrr, Harris & Homer,
Dr Thomas pn1ori.
Dr., phn;,r p-;.n
Co p andpr.ou ;;oor.laud County.
~ r wins cI.,' - :, aaLland ro,,otr
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GROUND PLASTER.
HlHE undersigned having rented the NE" NJ;
J. STEAM PLASTER MILL OF aMessrs. !" MI
ting l. Wright, ara prepared to furnish the best
article of GROUND PLASTER, at six dollars
her ton of 224O tbs., delivered on the cars or to
.as.4ls fiv oil G. 2. SUTTLE 90
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EnAMs' EXPRESS COMPANY

1860. Spring aad Summer Arrangement 1869.
3 - s - 81: -: -
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CHANGE OF HOURS

Oh . Ut = . . Is
0y AND AFTER MONDAY, DEC. 10, 1860.
sT"- GEORGE PAGE, and sI1
- -. THOS. COLLYER. sss ss@sEssas;szS
Gc0RGE PAGE, leaves Alexandria at Il, S, 10,
y. 81 and 81 o'clock.
I.,7es Washington at 81, 9, IL, |, 3, and 81
o'clock.
THOMAS C0LLYER, leaves Alexandria st 81,
II. /. 3 and o'clock
L.lees Washington Ut 5, 10, IL, ., 4 and 81 o.
clock
Except on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
., which days she will leave Washington at 10,
nd alexandria at 10! o'clock, for Mount Vernon.
dec 10 >. BAKER.
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UDOLPHO WOLFE'S

PURE SHERRY WINE,
Imported and Bottled by himself, the same as the
Port Wine
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GOODS FOR TIE CHRISTMAS HOLI-
" DAYS.--I have received, and now ready tor
tie Holidays, large stock of FANCY anu Use
FUL ARTICLES, viz:-Vases, Cologne Bottles,
Mattel, Boxes. Segar Stands Ink Stard., Doll and
Doll Heads of all kinds and sizes, Porte Monaics,
Purses aud Travelling Bags, Work Boxes aud
Writing Desks, Spring and other Toys Magic
Lanterns, Co!ognes and Extracts, Card Baskets
and Gases, Willow Baskets, forpedoes, Fire Crack
ers and other Fire Works, together with large
lot OF other Goods. too tedious to mention, but
which can be seen and bought very low, ut
dec Il G. G. BERR1S, II klng-st-
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,,rararia Gazette and Virginia Advertiser.
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
FDGAR SNOW & SONS,
=. r,,nr Dollars per annun, payable half yearly.
,,,rasiria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser.
(FOR THE COUNTRY

-rgsDAYS, THURSDAYS, AND SATURDAYS,
: - Five Dollars per annum, payable in advance.
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as~ THE AMERICAN MEDICAL AND ToI.

~ THE AMERICAN MEDICAL AND TOT"
LET RECEIPT BG0K.-rhis Book cortsius Re-
ripea and Drrc'ions lor making all tie most ralu
able Medical preparations l" use; asu, Recipes
and full lal explicit directions tor making all tie
most popular and useful Cosmetics, Perfumes,
Unsens, Hair ReStoratiycs, and all Toilet Arti-
cles. Ii you suffering with any chronic dis
ea$e--if you wish beautiful complexion, fine
head of hair, Il smooth tsce, clear skin, iuXu-
RANT beard or moustache-or if you wish TO krow
anything and every thing in the Medical and Toi-
let line, you should by all means, peruse copy
Of this Book For !ul! particulars. and sample
of the work for perusal (fiee,) address the pub
Usher. T. F. CHAPMAN,
oct 30-d3m No. SCI Brcadwsy cew York.
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IILITAKY GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIp-
lyI TION.-I am prepared to furnish Military
Companies with Suits, Hats and Caps Of Virgin
ia made goods, and Trimmings of Southern mum
ufacture and importation. I have furnished
number of Companies and to them I refer for in-
10, nation, in regard TO quality, price, and work-
nlanslp I respectfully solicit an inspection
WM. B. RICHARDS, JR.,
dee l2 ITO. King. ST., Alex'a.. Va.
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-r.RoFs wAEwED-I wish u purchase
sny Number Of NLoHoES, for which !, Will Ill
nav liberal prices. Those wishing to sell VIZ 40
pss, to cal on me before se!lin, at my Ola s""e
at West sno' 49, JOSEPH BRTIN.
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DEAFNESS AND NOISES IN THE HEAD.
HK. COLSTON, member Of the Roya! Coilege
~ Of Surgeons OF England, member OF tho
Royal Society, and late Medical Superintendent
.: the West Grenada Gold Mines, Central AnerI-
ca, still continues 10 apply his newly discovered
and extraordinary method of treatment by which
he was himself cured, after eleven years OF nten
suffering. Particulars fer self cure sent to any
address for postage. Consultations daily from
II tin ! clock, free. Address 5l2, 18th street,
Washington. D. c., where hundreds Of letters
from persons cured, by his diploms and tessimo-
nioIs NAV be seen Washington, oct lily
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FAMILIES WHO INTEND PURCHASING
E their supply Of GEOGhHlES for Christmas
and the Holidays, will please examine The fol-
lowing
BILL FARE.
FOR SOUPS.
Maccaroni, E,rmecelli, Rice, ami Eeaus.
Cod. salmon, Mackerel, Potomac and Eastern
Herring, Lobsters and Snrdnes.
MEATS.
HUNS Shoulders, Tongues and Dried Beef.
VEGETABLES.
Potatoes. Beans, Rice, Dried Apples, Onions,
small HomIrF.
SAUCES AND PICKLES.
Worcestershire. John Br! Reading. Ancho1y,
ana Pepper Sauce; Olives, t"pers, English AAa
American Pickles, English, American and French
Mustard.
FOR PUDDINGS AND jELLIES.
Coxs aud B:G!e"n's Sparkling Geiat'nc, ShTe"
Isingiass. Rice Flour, Corn Starch, Flrina,
Home made &iiLce Meat
FRUITS AND NUTS.
Alr,cnls RaiSias. Ciiron, Currdnts, Pruncs,
Lemons Fresh Peaches.
CHEESE.
Pine Apple, English and Eastern Dairy.
Green and Black Teas, Coffee, Cocoa, Broma,
Chocolate.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Old Rye and Scotch Whiskeys, Foreign and
Domestic BranIies, Holland Gin. Champagne.
Madeira, and Malaga Wines; Scotch Ale anu
Brown Stout. Carets ana Sweet Cider.
Together with many other articles that are kept
in first class Grocery Store at prices to suit the
times CHARLES j. - !HH'
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BaooMs! Ba00Ms!! 3EG0ms:!!
TUST to think that | an determined to sell
sj BR0OMS to oar merchants IL Alexandria,
WashngtC ana Georgetown, ami that vii! hcT
sell tlcm p": cent lower than they can be bought
any where north cf this place.
L. hERklNG, Royal street,
dee ) four doors south Of King AleX'a.
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rNURS - have received another lot OF fine
= FUES for indies, Suci as SABLE, ailAh
&c., which will hcSod at very small
uroit The ladies are invited 10 call and examine
ihnu Iuoy POI JOHN ]. EVANS.
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II ALL LIN i.
NEW ARRANGEMENT. NAY 2lst, 1860.
ALEXANDRIA, LOUD0UN and HAMPSHIRE
SAlLRCAD.
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- VESSELS WANTED FOR N. 1ohh'-
go Despatch given. Alply to ,o
rrt Ia F0W1IE IL 60.
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PORTSMOUTH,
and RICHMOND.
Il CHEST rates OF freight and dispatch given, Ap-
py IL Inr. q D. 3. SMITH.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

| ADJUSTMENTS.
| NIBLOs GARDEN.
A''' ''' A' LAST xPpKxRxHCEI; '''''''' NJ ''1''
| nut THREE
a1;e ssa 'Ss isss sifiSS FiGos S
COMEDY.
THE oHEAr ORIGINALS ArrEAR IN iA ALL.
's5s s Sis NV sgnssc n; .sss sD
wG pIs'sssd ;ss br.%s 4 Srss % .ss.. entitled
EoS, Eo,S o,Ioss with '0rsS Mr Barney ws.:sa.
After wlsi Ss humorous lss,iu:s sste'1 *
A.. ,..,. fArAsE ooUEe eshir a{M M,,.4 :.
Our '''s win Song and Y..g.. 4: s:s'y sss Williams
rG ss&Sss ssiffss s,ih 1hs q sAsSs. ,sss d
Barney groele swi!h soosH Bs.sey wliians
6s.s ss Crosby stress
Doors open at quarter bsre7 curan rises sustor DO.
RoTEsY THEATRE
r.,.,sI wkSFstDAx ExaSisS Arm. t. isss
TH2 IDIOT OF NORMANDY.
wiz sustain dre chsrae.srs.
A"'r ~h0A the d.sis 4 THL. z. OF BLOOD.
''''' THs ARryuL DoDaER.
RARNUA's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
PI L BARNUx Prupris.o:r and Ma. HH.n.ssr
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 4 1850.
FIRST WEEK. OF THE GRAND nHOPBNING
RBNOvATID AND ll.EG ANrLI ENBKLLIsHKD.
NEW DRANAIlU SEASON,
AUGMENTED Mc essfs ) aPs'ca ~ Asr1srzs.
Unparalleled success OF BsurcioauKs Latest heart stirring
JEAnIE DEANS, JEANIE DEANS,
OR. The HEART OF MID LOTHIAN
presented In be most elaborate style OF hpsn and sence
among the new cufosites just Introduced. 10
LIFE siZs WAX Fl6URE or W. KICKS,
phscya hgure the face Of which moulded n plaster
that Of the &C FUSED. In prison, BY hs consent.
The celebrated
WHAT IS TT WHAT Is TT
wRAr rs IYs WHAT Is LII
coNrs6f1SS S IfSS ssTWasS 81 x SaN = AND MONKEY.
IL sl here and may be seen Ut NEAPLY ALL HoURs Tho
LIVING ACK STA LION, Tia most extraordinary
turs of the Kind exhibited the 0RlzzLY BEAR, SAN
aXffY FXIiDY' 6RASD nSe HouXRiA. a. AD '-At A'
IN THE EVENING. AT TX O'CLOCK,
Bourccauts powerful dramatzAuon of
JEANNE DEANS;
On THE HEART OF MD LOTHIAN.
NRw MUSIC. NEW SCENERY GRAND rABLKAUx, &C.
Jesnie Deans. .Ass Emily nessyer
VIA otSsr ci.raotsrs By e remainder Of lie company.
TRIAL sOENR or xFFIE DEANS,
after Landsr4 celebrated picture.
'n' popular pA'o THE s1RANoER.
xdni.iSs . iysr, hiss Is osas children Saisr ssn Is
cents; aIquetes rs cenn extra, - !.
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A NERIOAN RN9INEvRg AssOoIArION.-YHE NEXT
a regular meeting Of mis- socisy wni be u he Cooper
Ipetiute Wednesday evening April 4, ~ ocl6vk An
invitation cordially eitsnded 10 Ill ensinesrs 10 aoaA As
or any Of tho subsequent meeting1 Per order
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DIR. LEsiks wALLAoK.
Mr. Yossei r.. hSk's. 81 a.
Mas MARY CANNON,
10 be followed by aughabls SAD Joyous act piecs
MAsSiED BLISS
BOX AHp AqHsp COX.
B0a~ pieces w.1 M nss scenery ana appointments
S's' to snGs1sss SG%sss .' entire
PxRroRxAxcE
toR SATURDAY, APRIL 7.
NEW COMEDY N rzKEs Acro,
'0ioSs SslEsfisss hAgfsasIE
Osthe comcany in tho two pieces
I AvsA kHEsE's ,atAas: "a .,aE.
Es$ss Ess:: 3$s:: $:: s$sssSs$s s$sHs;s$s
rn. saD-s II II n aAaaro~.s
nrs;St1r sSS III
IN TsRtE Ao1s
coLIsEs Iasssd ssws =:
BRIDES or Prsss asRRrowEx.
DION Ts,ITsc BuUscICAuLr,
cHAMOUNI
THE 9s.9FoqS age % u
ss M pssss 3 asn s
b WIN Giys 10 pubis tSs sssssn. - D' "-
Dedicated to i ,ss . ..nc., Of
xes.. beautiful tale s41o s oosss. ss prompted tn. subject
ss o ss a. ASs
iHo. ar.. appearances Il iii; iieslsi
Danny Mann WhsseSA
sqsssa
Ducae Bsnne.sa.sa ~ Henry
Ryand CresEA NJ Levtok
''s' "-00'' An: i:'''''''''''''''.in nsnis
Anne Chute The Colleen Ruadh Laura Ksens
e ssS s'ss S:s composed
THOMAS BAKlRl
In6odueing The following airs
Ths Esrp IS1 once TSrousa Taras Haus.
i: Z f:ss S:;4ssts ss;:: c:;, Boy
r s: siss fsss: 4 a:s: 5sy:' Dream.
Tss Bses q y. yMs Resl..
Mrss AasEs rs, k0sEkTsoN
THE oauisRssss xal :isss LAWN.
PRETTY GIRL faf afLRfNa X Hrx COW.
SYNOPSIS or so1sssr .nT AND rSo1Ds'"'
sas LAKES OF xnLAnss1 sI .eoxuoHr-ruo.zz
fors 1hs ish Isandsr-snns 0huss the Colleen
esp.1.:s - 1 oossssa s.a - ID
Sss =: sns FS.s. so.' oa-fSs ssarSs Ss1nsos
SS az 2. DAsISszs.,a ,. 70 ,... ! I.S \. ,.
Of r. i's
feather bed.Ihe bribs.Anes engaged - spy-A lawyers
ssss 'sss 81 Q.
p.ry-1Ss sa q eansA ng1sSso: fssSsr Tom:
ss !&s s:;;: ss'' ''''
disturb. Tss s low dsrss coss. in
ass @ s ''''' '
clear IS colleen i,9n ySSs H1hTs: gfs saua.
Ammo Chute Il fsult-aardreas and his mother-TAs
~
A''' ''l -''aii siIrs SONG TO HER LOWE.
is5 .sy
Irish ssss: sTss s' 81 ~ 81
Eiy and Danny io.h sss sosn-1I but s10isn.
S9'-hn''. .sss. ssss & s..TLEg .a,sfi WATCH HOUSE
ns noS. eFs r. s2X s''-
The as :esr 10 % ss "a
1e murdsr-shooing others as ntght-Ayles makes . d.
oovery
Xcr IU.-sHEELAHS HUT.
The dying boy-The oonfemou-CorriGan In turfhole-
~ scsHs M STHE %~THE PAEIoR IN CASTLE CHUTE
Ihe friends-The msakeKyrlo Daly behaves Ike a
Tp4ah rem
SEINE 3-MYLED COTTAGE.
Ihe mysterous Tom puts Myfoo h
uer-fhe 6iscovcry-Whas Irish love is-The soldiers
EcENl l-THE OUTSKIRTS OF CASTLE CHUTE
= - Roo: os
or SHANNON.
Tho cardTbe first muterings Of the 6ormThe two
Of the crmiDa-The attack and the tumul-Anne
Whsu neither Rnglands King hs red faction could call q
Castle Chute E0ut bloody wocome'-1he resistance The
srres-The IN. vluGauon dying mans ccnfesion-Ths
ulovo-Tho assassn-Tho damnmg ovidenoe-fhA two
Ginesees Nylcs aocuses the murdererThe only witness
Of Rny OConnors death-Cosresn eets wet-Wrong made
nqht-The meeting Of the brides Of 0arTyowen4
Doors 70 commence quarter before eight
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WINTER GARDEN
w MIR Baeman having witt. a most generous kbnAns~s
consented 70 DEFER 70 another period OF m
enlargement In order 10 tho Of tho
desous OF suordng Mr. kAyetrok the advantage Of ooe
en- the same night with the rival Opera 30 Il ID resp
iuy announced That this week WIN bc the last on wo
an opportunity will be at present presented seerx
In her lovely imporsonAton Of
EVAN6ELINM
This creation has bean pronounced by hundreds OF the
refined apd cultivated who have witnessed with enoous
deep delight, Of the
MOST CHA6TE
BEAUTIFUL
AND RKFINnU
i|pesonson ever presented The .gsA The
OF kvangeine ias, In fact inauguraed . -
American Stage 10 tho first play based upon o. u
moes raRcal events In Americas history which tho seG
Arts Of Music and Painting Of tho hssest orr
fully introduced that tho Of the sud fascnaoa
by fairy circle Of exquisite sound end picturosQu0
imagery who the interest affections aboorbed by
pathos OF the plot Az this VIII be tho
LAST WEEK
which - opportunity .i be afforded Of witnessing ~
TRUTHFUL
In American art will ubtedly themsel OF t. ne
mssAeement have pleasure la assigning q Performance
Saturday evening next April 7, for tho
49,, MISS 3ArRNAn
NIB. KRMBLE MASON,
- MR. PEA RS0Q,
NIB. sroDDAR aa MRS. vINING appearing IA EvsSsS-
line every night
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MATRIMONIAL.
YOUsa GENTLEMAN OF WEALTH AND kEFINk
"A desires make the ac1usiutspce on soy wNn
view msutmony Must be smabie refined ana naoas mo
and under Any lady pcssessnR the shove qnalocsuone
aud desiring respond eddres 10 strict sA
ina who're q Interview may be had X. ~ hsrAd ooe'
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AAIUSEMENTs.

a CADEMY or MuSlC.-MlSS PATTI
"A GINNING NIGHT EAsTER MONDAY, Anus.
Nessr. uLLMAF and sTkA AkOsCH rsapectfu W Anneunss
eipcn towards the end OF tho present thsr
tracts wnh the Artists engaged for he Of fN 800 they
VIII give serfes Cf t1ei usual VsA OF
cellence and completeness
sss tn viii once In each and q era, n
which the has eaied such during the win. VI.
kksIkk MONDAY, April g. ats
Miss PATTI RUSlNA.
.. Tlk bAhBRk OF bEvIIALE
WIN hs s.Ar cast, nclrding
Miss nass,P r TIL BRIGsOLi PERIL AMODIo anGsUsSM
yne We concer. Of tie music osscu, MIss PAsa viii ~
ceeefand sAss song the popular Scotch bAiuA
Ss through the Aye" and a. the end Of The opera u
whU expressly composed for hrr by a1gnof Muzo.
sse OF seats VIII on Saturday s,Ihe Acv-
u bSeu1ng 0i Broadway, aud al Shell 4, IL wan
Nerce The office OF the Academy win be epoasd dsav
ncm 10 TO 5 for the Transaction OF business y
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