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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-06-02
q. 6. S $. 6. 8mrbanf,
Gn9ros= 6dnbler IN
Observation-Disclosures e6itipn<

Gomniff1onS= &dnbler.
&robbantler in @rueeries. Ntebl, @&peineReifd>
@etraibe unb Q%ebeusmitteln, Ralf, Cement, Sub
baar, Naeeln- @al3, Druid unb padrapier,
Standardization 1e.
Gradteentrafte tuerben mad benz 8 fen anb ST.
fen iberuputu1ea. ..." ."-
Baarpori@u0e eenta9t auf GpnIenationen 3u
jeber !3eit uub jebem 8ttrag. -.
Yerl uneu, tel9e Sitter an une eoniisnirtn,
tSnnen lid barauf Serla6en> Bag Ee Dor ueber>
tbeurun9 esi9ust Fnb. Sitter tuerben ju ben
niebrisftn prtiitn cbne &ldI9t auf bic belon>
tere Yoilinie uber has Boot ipebirt. Eager uub
&cmmiiions- @eblbr 10 niebris ais III iebtu. IT,
l~pettablen 3auit. rys.5
Office aa bet 2epee, am Gu6 BET @ibleYfraee.
s. g.. u. s. 6 Burbant.
6. 6. Burbanf,
@eneral . Asent fir bic @alena- Dunleitb< unb
Rinnelpta- padet-eo.
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II. &teQeutbaler,

II. Sie8entbaler,
frlber Subober bes "&ail> &oao>5ou le6",
empfeblt
benz beutl9en Vublitum fein bequsm einseri&tstss
unb idVu se!esenes
@tl1pn<@puIe,
2te Strabe, Stt1mater, Minnel ota.
Mn gutter 8of> piinftlider Bebienuns unt an
niebrietn preilen ioQ IS ni9t febltn. 9Ob103
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Ed8lt@es
m1innefota=H i1er Hoft=4adet,8 Boot
vNntelDpen

Ypn 81. Yaul mad louisville.
- 2duft tdsli9 3nii9en ben
AA> pbenseaannten Tldben, strld6t
& aEGarser UNI S, 4tasta nm 6 unb
@tatcpte nm Z ubr. tcn1n1t in ct. 3aul bel Belt
an fir bic Ia QrcGt, Trairie bu &bieu, Dubuque
unb Dunleitb Y~adet.2.nien.
0erl6et 81. p4uI, untere 2ebee, u1 2 llbr,
cbere 2e1ee q lbr Ra9ut.
@ser&t3susbton, Captain.
@eab @infs, Glert. 91b
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@b. Telbbauier,
51nhler in
@rpcertem unb @rpYtltpne11,

SadipnzS traee,
swiiden ber Giaften unb @t6sten.
Der Undergraduate en,rfeblt @d benz Yutlifum
Bon ct. Yaul, icpie aud Ben 9auaeuten auf
benz Sauoe nit alien Sprteu Non 0epiir3maaren>
3uder, 3aHee unb Sbee, Srn ber sewSbnlibten
bis CUR feiulteu @prte.
Nabrun9smittel perben auf bas Biaisfe ner-
Fault.
Ybilipp TcIbbauIer.
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SXScrpcn fehr 1pi1fpnunem fcil1.

@crocn febr %tutQfpnrnem fcim. -
Cine fir Miunc lrta int SABRE 1856 spu, @enereb
eenaGte @eleserwiQisuns BON $26, 900, bic bis
ber nidt ausessabIt tpcrten, bat turd bic ST.
miibuns bcr &ep. Mlbrid unb @intcm ne9mals
bic Betatieun9 tes 5aules erbalten, nnb 10 tllbt
uns eenn bic Musidt, tpeun ber @euat benz 5ault
beitritt, lit unlern auseetrrdneten Staatsl9at
eiumal cine fleine Slut BON r@alb" einRrSmen ~
leben> wabrenb tisber fait nur rtturnirte Staats-
Mrpeiiunscn benz @aabmsiier au 9anbsn font
men. Die $4,000 merben miQfpmmen lein unb
in Der @taatsfaie ein 9eraumiees Quartier fin
beu.
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%e''e % i 3

lit
&eben8mitteln II. @pe5ereien.
Die ll~nterseidneten briasen hermit benz Serebr>
ten putlifum our &enntnib, tab le elm neues Ct
i9aft 1T
@rpeerienL
2ebenSmitteln>
Triidten u. @enil en,
ienie it, alien lit bieie 8ran9e l9laeenbcn Mrtifeln
erSfnet babtn.
Sbr Stanb 1T @fe ber Z. u. Winnel ota Str.
vAe5z7@ gertunbcn nit bielem @el9Gft 1T cine
S~&@ 9onbluns in 2idtern ppn eisensr Tatrif
unb better 9ualitdt.
o. SdneQer lmlaB nit eerinsem Yrpft fir
baar 1T nnlere &eeel.
Ssh RrtiB ". 1irf@.
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um13u9.
j. &. & q. 6. Bur6Qn6
lnb BON ibren. alien @eldaftsplab ant JuB Der
Sadionltrabe mad ben. sreBen, jiuef pon 6elanb
unb MiQer inueeebabten @aareubauit, &de Der
@ibleYfraBe, 9ejcsen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-06-02

~ Ser S. 8. Slidter
IL ais 9beilbabtr IL bas obensenannte @ef@dft
eiusetreten unb tpirt feline ipert9eu beuti@eu 4un-
ben III ibrer Rutteripra&e freuubli& uub reel ~
tienett. 81
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Das 2prbeerreist- >er 4pbn bes eelen
&insens
Na9 leiblider unb ~eeilieer 2I@ti9feit;
Der Mnter- frDbli@ unSer3aetes SOFTEN,
Dab ni@t umiunt bos @urpartsRreten iei:
Das 9 NIB - ber Sruberinn, Der bic @emeinbe
Der Eurner etnt gum fsissi&lu0nen @unb!
Der @enius Der Stunt unb @ii1eu-
{9aft-
Da4, Turner, 1T tas 1errli9e Symbol
Der pEi&t, baB guer Bnnb Der Meni9beit tiene ;
Der Mappen9iIb son hiefer 81.
< pubIif-
Die Barstrtusent. llnb BET Greibeit 3ei&en ?
Die @Sttin bdlfs in ibrer 5anb - ibr tennt's.
Das 1T bic i96ne @prade bieier :3ei&eu.
@:e mSse Mafn CUR GrtenntniB trineen,
sluf ha6 mir jest bas 9S&ie nod err,i@en,
Dag san3 has @trt Der @ei1e mag eelinseu.
Grfenntni6 naa@t ann. Rinsen tart 4. fri.
Grfannt babt ibr, mas Guer Banner fcrbert.
Das 1T bic gorarbeit gun. @ert Der @eibe,
ODD to 1T bic 8poenbuns, pe bic &rpne2
@adre Gurnerf9aar, g5alanr bes Jpul@ritts /!
gu jener :3eit, ba Deuti9lanb lag I'M @taub,
@eteust BON. So@e frembtr EYraunei,
"a frembe Cite unt Gerneidl,dung
Des teutiden Bottles 3raft 3u breden brobtea,
"a fa9ten Yat'icten, beutl9e 3eleen
Sn Deutidlants Su9eub unserbrrbner 8ruf
Das beipse Geuer Der Beseiisruns an
SIR 8aterIa NIB unb Greibeit!
@eib tart ! rief Gater 5abn, banals einSuuslins,
Den Bubeu ~ ; 4 a t tuerbet -
Dent bic Retten tridt nur Der @tarte.
"a sins's suu erinen pla1 an @ed unb Barren,
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Scmtf1e Samt

+: & 8. Wi((ius, Saint pm(.
(Griiber Meyer u. @tQius.)
ct. paul. Minne1pta.
MuGer aQen itrisen 8randen beS Banf9eldaf-
tes wiomen mir unlere t~eiUnbere Nufmerflamteit
bent 8ertaufe BON
Me9ieln auf Deutl9lanb,
lotuie ouf bic 5auptpldBe Granfreids, @nslanbs,
Ter Gatpeia unb Der Ser. @taate1 unb t~ra(iren
mir inter Nubern auf %fplgenbe europai19e 5ault Jet:
Mussbure. S. {. @@a3ler,
Ba1tl, Ya1apa,t II. &c.,
Berlin, Mnbalt II. Wa9ener,
8remen> Quoering II. g.,
Ga0el> @ebriter YfeiHer>
QcblenA Veppclo 9elt9n1ann,
0E(n, Qecpplb @eli9mann,
Brantfurt a. ST., .. u. S. Be Neufpiae,
0tipsis, Tre9e u: 49,,
Qunbpn, Union Banf VI 2unbuu,
Qurembnra, . @erling u. @p.,
Maunbeim, @ 8 2abenturg u. 9Dbne,
Munden, 5. I, Sba3ler,
Mirnberg, 0epnbarb 8alb,
YariS, GrdenS u. 80,
5trabbura, Nenpuarb be Bu1Itre,
@tutt9art, @etrueer Beneoict,
Irier, Neper9pt u. 80.
Wien, s.. y. Stan1eB u. W.
@ir bel9aHen bic
Gtn3iebun9 BON @el?ern
in europa uub f~erti9en bic bier3u erfpreerltd9tn
Yapiere, als:
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o. Gin Brief fir 5rn SoIepb 5ode>
born lieet lit Der Office Der ~@taats3eituns."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-06-02

INVN phStHtA IVkAlbu/ w CkuEl UNo pSJU OuVtt
1848 aus unierem alien 8aterlanbe Grinnerli9en
nidt nadleben tperoen =; in brleerli9er Git
tradt - fart, treu, frDbli@ uno fri - werben
lie immer itclser ibre Gabue ~entialten uno sewi6
cine INNER n,ebr M9tuns eebietente @teuuns
einnebmeu.
tint nun Spnt Nuyen tes Turnens III reten, IL
tpeib i9 aus Grfabruns, ba i'd felt friber Suseno
turne> mie iebr es aur Nusbileune tes RSrpers,
lotie CUR Grbaltun9 Der @e1untbeit beitrast unb
suslei@ tann i'd tpobl BRETT bebaupten, taB g tas
ebelfe @ersnisen, bic senubretdfe Grbpluns &C.
wabrt; tann man bod ridt frub senua bic l1et-
nss>Mteneeb erteitpmmen ieben, fublt man bod
ein mabres Sebnen nad benz GurnpIabe> mad
ben liessewrnneuen @eriifen. Ginen 8eles biersu
lieferu t~eiunbers uniere Eurn;Islinet, bic ate
r~eselm9bis ibre Gurnituneet einbalten une btren
beiteres ,~nunteres @eien, beren frSbli9es 2a9en
unb eifrises AusbaItm ee,piB binrsi@enb ben
publtbdtisen GinFnb tes &urnens auf @eit unb
&Srper tartbut.
Nus benz Gurn3Sslinse enttebt Der seiibtere
Gurner une bieler Gurner bSrt mum nidt auf, Gin
Iurner gu bleibtn, IT bat feline SABINE nit ibren
bebeutunessuQen Snflsnien, feline Geruie, feline
@erlammluneen, feline Turnfabrteu unb Gefe,
feline Bibliutbef, feline turneriiden Yriueipien
liebsemcnnen, 70 liebsewunnen, hab Ct ni9t mtbr
taucn ln0en mtg nnb freucis tarno9 frett, bic
| 0rGfte tes 2eites INNER mebr aus3ubilten, benz
@eiit tin trdftises, 5u a0em @uteu tausli&es
@ertseus ~ i9afen.
Danf ten MGnnern, bic has eble Surnen ms
2eten riefen, bic felt lansen Sabrtn - trsieatli&
CUR YRese unb 8eruoQfommuuns %be0eten BEL
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himself, George w: Lane, w. G. Howe, and
Alfred w. Adams, Of same place.-For improved
magnetic gauge for steam boilers.
WIN. L.. X. Mattason, Of Rochester, N. Y, as
signor to himself, and J. NJ French & Co, of
same place for improved feathering paddle
wheel.
Zuriel Swope, Of Lancaster, Pa, assignor to
himself, H. d. Musselman, and VIM. d. Sptecher
OF same place.-For improvement in lamps
HalseY ID. Walcott, of Boston, Mass, assignor
to Martin L.. Bradford Co, Of same place
For improved scissors and nippers
Franklin w. Willard, of New York, N.Y..
assignor to himself and E. G. Allen, of Boston
Mass.-For improvement in apparatus for distill.
ing.
Daniel H. Wiswell, of Buffalo, N. Y, assignor
to Charles w: Adams. of Evans, N. Y, and Deb
by Pinner, of Buffalo, aforesaid. For improved
churn.
Albert II. Wright, of PHILADELPHIA, Pa. as.
signor to / C. Fuller and b l. Woodward, OF
same place improved elastic chain or surge
spring for ships cables.
ST. Van Choate, of Yreka Cal-For imnYove
ment in electric telegraphing.
Retssues-JOnas b. Aiken, Of Manchester, n
assignee (through nlesne assignments) Of him
self and Walter Aiken, of Franklin, n H.-For
improvement in knitting machines.
John McMannus, of New York, n Y.-For i'm.
provement in the ventilation of hats
Lauriston Towne, of Providence, X. I.-Fol
improved chain machine.
Philip Ulmer, of New York, NJ Y.-For i'm.
proved spring bed bottom.
ID. >. Wagener, OF Penn Yam, ~ Y-For i'm.
provement in Touring mills
additional OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cowles and
AbiJah Hubert of Edgefeld, :. C-For' i'm
prevement in spring back carriage seat
ErtenSionS.-Solyman Merrick, of Springfield
Mass-For improvement in feeders for screw ma
chimes.
Ezra Ripley, of Troy, n. Y.-For improvement
In tea kettles
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LOTTERIES.
4 yONsOLIDATED LOTTERIES OF DEL
~ AWARE.

WlMINsToN. DKLAwAIL.
FRANCE, BROADBENTS q 90. having OBJ
tanned from the Legislature of Delaware et ts late
session, Lottery Contract, TO continue IN opera-
tion for period Of twenty years, and having given
bonds to the State for gsitos Of dollars, 70 Sc
fbHTEb foTTERfEs oTTTERRiHfsssp oR DEEa%HH fi 61
purposes, sad the SUISSE EX COUNTY LOTTERY
OEDELAWAREf for the same OBJECTS.
drawn daily at Is minutes before ,. M, and the
Sussex County Lottery daily st Is minutes bsfofs
IL m.
All drawings under tie superintendence of. Lot
tery Commissioners appointed By the State Of Del
aware
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-16

come to Mr.. Cogswell's brain and resolve itself
into an apparition, when engaged in dry. sta
tlstieal labors, which should effectually Danish
all thoughts of the marvellous.
cg acting on the advice of several friends, Mr..
charleston to recuperate his energies. His
interchangeable industry, his devotion to the in.
terests OF the Library, and his great efficiency
as Librarian, render it highly desirable that
ne should enjoy recreation and repose, and not
endanger his health by too close application
to his duties. In regard to the apparition. We
Will make NO comments, but give the story al
related by DR.. Cogswell, as we are credibly
informed, and as it has already been talked
about in various literary and domestic circles
in this city.-N. Y. Post.
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DENTISTRY.

nj TEETH.
lyl kOOMIS, Nj. D., the inventor and pstentee
Of the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at -
Many persons can wear these teeth who60
cannot wear Others, and no person can wear others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling 1T my of5oe can be accommodated
with any style and price of Teeth they may desire
but to those who particular and wish the purest,
ceanest, strongest, and most perfect 6enture that
art caa produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted.
Rooms in this city-No. 336 Pa avenue, between
9Th and 10th ste. Also, SCI Arch street, Philsdel
phia. 90 I-lv
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PIAJN pPLLASSTER Ring.
sGRIPIioN, done on short notice and very reasons-
aDie n, raees by ALLEN & JACKSON, 275 Penn.
ai north side, between 10th and llth streets
.h heL ornamental Plastering equals that of any
9thet mouse in the United States in stye finish and
auraoty The public is invited to call and Insp OF
ePoono. mar SLY
uAWTHORNE'S NEW wORK-Th. M.-h1e
u II ann, or the Romance of Monte Beni, by Ma
thanet Hawthorne, author of The Scarlet Letter,
&eei, volumes; price 81 So.
= oess of Traye and Study in Italy, by Charles
'1 PHlrP& / soLOMoN,s
Metropolitan Bookstore, 3}2 Pa av,
Stationery mare
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Address-FRANCE, BROADBENTs CO.,
WILKINSON, DELAWARE.
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FOR SALE AND RENT

IA be obtained by gentleman and lsdy ~ inSy
vats dwelllng-Ne. 445 ], between 9Th and 10Th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-16

+ FuELF LIZ
have now one of the most extensive stocks Of
Fuel In Washington consisting Of
White Ash Broken Coal, Red Ash Egg Coal,
White Ash Egg Coal, Red Ash Stove Coala
Treverton Free Burning, Do. Run Of Mine,
Wood, sawed and split. in all cases.
Ali of which will sell at the lowest prices for the
cash. for 30 or 60 day paper, well secured.
All accounts now standing will be presented
before the LIST of January 1860, and il nesty
hoped will be promptly settled.
X. w BATES,
Wood and Coal Dealer, 18th and c sts.,
de2 near Canal.
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900 SEVENTH STREET.-250 barrels north
EO') ern APPLES, in prime order; Goshen and
Glade Butter, extra prime, for family use ODO lbs
premium New jersey Buckwheat Eastern Cheese
extra hne quality alsc, large stock Of Family
Groceries, of every kind, wholesale and retail a,
prices to suit the times, at the New Store-2s3 7t
st. (de l3) G. Il. JEWELL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-16
TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES
SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUFACTORY,


Opposite ODD Fslo,cs' Hall, Washington, DC
Travellers will study their interests by examining
my TRUNKS, VAL1CES, &c, before pur- WYyN
chasing elsewhere. AS use none but thet6fT&
best material the market affords ana emp oy ~oS1
the best yorkElen, can confidently recommend my
work TO be superior In Strength and Durability 10
Trunks that are made in o.her cities and sold here.
keep constantly on hand, and make to order (on
ore weeks noticel every DESCRIPTION of SOLE
LEATHER, LRON FRAME, FRENCH DRESS
cthsr PALICES; TRAVELING BAGS; HAR-
NESS; SADDLES: WHIPS; &C., &C..
Trunks, &C., Repaired and Covered, in a work
manlik ke manner. at short notice.
Trunks delivered In any part of the city, George
town, or Alexandria.
,klso-Agent for Howe's celebrated FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES.
de l5-ly JAMES s. TOPHAM.
I ADlES' HOMEMADE SHOES-Glove Kid
~ heel double-soled Button Boots, S2.5O;-
hngiIsh Lasting do. do, S225; Goat Skin 49,
do, $500; FIR. Morocco do, 92Oo.
Also, every other style of BOOTS and SHOES,
fcr Ladies'. Misses and Chlldren's wear.
}. ROSENTHAL, No. % Market Spare,
Ial4-eolv Pa. av. I'd door above 9Th st
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WOOD AND COAL.

w 90R; CA
A Thorough Stock Of all Sizes Qf Coal
and all Kinds of Wood.
IL COAL well prepared before delivery.
= 2.a4O pounds TO the ton.
WOOD ready prepared TO suit the wants OF
each customer or deli vered cord length.
II-l56 feet in cord of Split Wood.
III The Wood Sawed, but not Split, Is measured
before being Sawed.
OFor sale at the Lotcest Possible Prices at the
CITY STEAM FlRE-WO0D MILLS
AND COAL DEPOT,
FooT OF nth STREET, BELOW WAR DEPARTN'T.
Il. ]. d w. NJ. GAIT,
Ohoe-2S2 Pa av., bet. llth 18th Sta, north side.
IL Orders left at either Place willIecelve
jan 8-h prompt personal attention.
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i on I'd street, between d aid E streets. in K Kih'
osy: sS IL Subdivision The above property viii be
ing of H. w. HAMILTON G Co, No s6SS 1th
street: opposite Centre Market. Title perfect. ~"
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DENTISTRY Y

ID DENTISTRY.
DR. HILLS, after praotoa! test Of two years
feels thst he can With confidence recon-
mend the Cheoplnstic Process for inserting ~
Artificial teeth. IL has the advantages of0
strength, beauty, cleanliness, and chespnees. Fui
upper sets inserted for SIS. Partisl in proportion
Office SOC Pc. avenue. ser
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10 0NO GALLONS CHAMPAGNE AND
L-,OoU CRAB APPLE CiDER.-We invite
lected stock of Champagne aud Crab A pple Cider
w1lch we guarantee u be pure juice. and will be
soi1 on reasonable terms In order to make room
for our spring stock. Give us = call at the
Union Bottlng Depot,
Ia No. 81 Green ST.. Georgetown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-16

INCORPORATING INSTAR-OIL PAINT
inss Just received. from London, q PRllP 4
taarsnce's celebrstsd forsign etstossrS. hh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-16
MISCELLANEOUS.

w. GAS FIX XTURES.
w r nave In store, and are daily receiving GAS
FIxLURES of entirely New Patterns and Designs
ana rnish superior in style to anything heretofore
ly to call and examine our stock of Gas and Water
Fixtures, feeling confident that we have the best
selected stock in Washington
All w ork in the above line intrusted tn opr care
Will be promptly attended TO.
e MYERS & McGHAN.
HAT o-tl n straef
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02

MARINE DISASTERS bark Acme, Captain
Mcconnell, arrived at Algiers yesterday in dis.
tress, consigned to A. G. Bruyure, Esq. We learn
from Captain McC. that the Acme sailed from New
York for Vera Cruz on the 9Th of January From
the 10th to the 18th the weather was variable On
the 18th a fresh gale sprung up and was followed
by succession Of squalls and gales until the 2Gth
On the night Of the 26th January, having signal
light on the jibboom, saw schooner on the port
bow standing to the northward. Put the helm
hard aport to clear her, but she struck the Acme
on the port bow and quarter, carrying away bow.
spirit and foremas and all the yards and sails at
tached; also main topgaIlant mast and main top.
mast, with sails, etc. The mizzen topmast was
taken off above the cap. The schooner had no
signal light nor did she answer hail from the
Acme before the collision.
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Arrivals at the uotels yeste,t,pv,

Sess 5siS GSss ss.;
Moore, Ibessle Rog Mobe Gs 'sf Z: smith ha5
ksnasdy VIZ op Modils tfilseS Gse sssien dlssn Hs
LADY Rehe Il wndeT les'i a Wadc ay 4 FqFaas FRsss se
ps Miss ahsp'; eaahoa Sasve @ sp9TFs2 Fg Nv @
McGhee Gilman Texas: McAfee lady Jackson Goianei
Gsss Gss isssfs 2e Sfa Sss Mrs Ffs rfes Ee FEs
Helm zazoo i FSsg JShp sherman @ Wilson, Miss; n
Hays Miss McGavoc, Nashville, Tenn; Daydssn No.
en shspPa 5MWe and nina ssp sfn"fsGgR HscP
y. Nesil, L Ms; Bergeen Memphis Macbeth, So
dJ asis ass 595ss Il asI%; E% N A Sssss sods
foP ,dxd snsGs a5. snd Iysss s 5s@t saee
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dsnee Mo- Mrs and Mrs Downing s. Louis; statt II
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Ne6 Orlfalrs 1ailp Crescent.
THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 2, 1860.
ADJUSTMENTS LAST EvENINe,


Schiilers g Robbers attracted very few persons
to the st. Charles. There were not enough to take
the chill off the house. The public were evidently
afraid of the " Robbers, !" but they need not have
been, for there was nothing alarming about them,
except that they were alarmingly bad. Charles
de Moor did not seem to think that the house was
worth pleasing, Or something was the matter for
while we were present he did not make the least
attempt to spread himself, though there were sev-
eral good point opportunities Of which he might
have avaied himself to /" expand" but he threw
them away with an Indifference almost criminal.
In short, the ST. Charles twas not place Of amuse-
ment last night, but very dreary and affective
establishment.
"Our American Consn'' crowded the Varieties
again, above and below. The attendance Of ladies'
was large, and, we presume, fashionable, for the
gay and elegant conceits of toilet which add bril-
liancy to the opera house on fashionable nights
were plentiful. The new heating apparatus kept
the house very comfortable, Notwithstanding the
weather, and the pretty little house was about as
pleasant seeming place as one could wish to get
into out Of outdoors inclemency. or course Our
Cousin was all right, and created, in company with
Lord Dundred,y, as much merriment as anything
could. There is no doubt but what the Cousin is in
for long and strong run, though we fancy it will
hardly hold out as wonderfully as "Dot,'' which
never came to an end at all. There is no telling
however, for this may defy all calculation, as that
did. We are prepared to see the Varieties accom-
psh anything unprecedented in the history of dra-
matics in New Orleans. We would be surprised
only at the selection and not at the run'' if it
should take up THE Stranger" or any other
abomination, and play it for month consecu-
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