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GZN. HoUsToSs lSAUGURAL.-0n the occasion Of his
Inauguration as Governor OF Texas Gen. Houston made
address, of which the following is brief synopsis
We clip from the Galveston News:
Gen. Houston said that he had been called from the
retirement of private life to the people Cover
nor that he had not been the candidate OF any party
but had been elected by the spontaneous will Of the peo
pie He believed il to be the great interest OF the State
to continue her internal improvements, which, he
glad to say had been so much favored that channels
of communication should be opened with the interior of
the country, that her might be developed
that her rivers should be improved for navigation where
practicable, at reasonable expense, particularly in To-
csities where railroads wero not likely to extend for
many years.
He said that it the great policy Of the State os
ter and encourage education.
In regard to the frontier difficulties he said that
ties Of peace should be made ciM the Indians that the
uniriendy tribes ought be taught that it was 10 their
advantage to live in peace with settlers and
cate in trade with them. He thought that the annuics
given to the tribes in Texas should be paid them with
in the limits OF this State, this would bring about
constant connection and intercourse with the people
They more friendly with the people of Missouri and
Arkansas because they receive their annuites through
those States He was in favor of having regiment Of
rangers 10 be paid by TIE General Government He al
uded TO the difficulties the Rio rande and advocates
his Mexican protectorae the best of giving pro-
lection TO our citizens.
In regard to Federal relations he said be did not
think there any dangerto this State that when Tex
into the Union she knew of the anlgonism be-
tween the two sections of country and that Ttxas
yeas neutral bet,CseH The North aud South.
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TuE SILVER THREADS

which Time introduces into the the hair prevent thousands re-
from wearing vhskers and moustache and yet 10 r
MINUTES Chrstaoros Excelsior Dye would render every hbe
DARK As NIGHT,
twenty from the apparent age Of nd7
al The triumphant result Of
DR.. CHILTONS ANALYSIS
proves this dye wholesome for the hair ronds
identifying properties Ladies whose beauty materially
depends upon the color Of their wealth Of hair" will this A.
article that they SAFELY USE.
Sold everywhere AMI applied by all Hair Dresser CHRsTL
DOR0, Aston House, New York. deI-lm4v
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MADAME MUEAT-A Tallahassee, tForidl) paper SAYS
that by series Of caamtes, the private fortunes of
Mrs hura, the widow of the late Achie Murat (son Of
Napoeons Marshal Mural has become much embarras
sed Her crop for the present year. for the past has
proved aiure-this year nearly destroyed by unfavor
able seasons During the past year. regret record
the loss by fire. OF roadside nu, established by the late
Col Achil.e Murat for the accommodation of the public
and which, by the charity Of Mrs. Murat tenanted
by colony of poor German emgrants. Add to this the
loss Of all the mules Of her plantation by the crushing of
barn, during severe gale, aud the subsequent loss of
crops and her pecunary embarrassment will readily be
accounted for.
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TIE NEW MAIL PACKET CLaRa.

WILL continue Tr Weekly, from Rich t+5,f5TTTt
w mond ssottsyle, leaving Richmond, Esszzr-s
MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS at P. ~, co
Meeting with the Mail Packet Lucs Jones' scotsys
day, at 1917, A. NJ, for Lynchbnrg and Richmond
RETURNING.
Leave ScOttsyle l0it A. NJ, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS sbl
SATURDAYS, and arrive IN Richmond day, at A. "
Passengers from The country observe at by Schedule
they arrive In Richmond o'clock the morning and
turn home same days a B. p NJ
Below time " arrival rates Of Fare lnteunei.
points:
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upon Prof Jas. r itOcOmbe, who responded in an ad
dress of thrilling interest and soulstring eoquence
IL was also
Rssoiped, That the proceedings of this meeting be
published in the papers of Charlottesville and the Rich
mond papers requested TO copy.
The meeting then adjourned.
WIN. w. MINOR, President.
S J y l. s cocnRAS' Secretaries,
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TIE SPEAKERSHlP-RETURN OF VICE PRESI-
DENT BRECKENRIDGE AND SENATOR SEWARD,


&c.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9-The Democrats who were so
confident last evening of union Of all elements oppos-
ed to the Republicans upon General Hamilton, are great
~ disappointed by the OF to-day while Shermans
friends much eated. | hear from reliable quarter
that at gathering yeSerday Of certain Republicans at
f. p BIar the latter suggested Hickman for the Speak
ershp, but upon trial of the thing to-day utterly failed
In the various conferences of the Republicans upon the
subject the pretenson' prospects claims of Messrs
Corwin, Morris and Pennington have been canvassed,
but il has been uniformly held that Sherman untes ex
tremes better than any other Notwithstanding the
above from Republican 10 the Speakersp, II
proper to add that many politicians believe that
change Of the present Republican programme is close
at hand.
Something like levees were held in the Senate cham
Der to-day by Vice President Breckenridge who has just
returned from Kentucky and by Mr.. Seward who also
made his appearance this morning. There much
riosity how the latter would be received by Demo-
cratic Senators between whom and himself social rea
tons had subsisted previously 1t may be said that
more than two or three Saluted him.
Mr.. Forney is again here.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

TUESDAY, Jan. 10th.
The )use met at the usual hour and was called to or
der by Speaker CRUTCHFIELD.
Prayer by Rev. NJ. Pettigru, of the Disciples
Church.
COMMUNICATIONS PROM THE SENATE
The Clerk read communication from the Senate an
p0nncng the passage Of an act to provide legal remedies
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sIu tsOvItN,S GuOST


q ~
TE,IE publishers is admirable and able w0rk
n announcement declared hook and tie, -,
pondrnis aud the discriminating public have than vst
ASSUMPTION Everybody asks who have Tn H.
ming Post, VIM Bryants paper, Che poet, OF a. Ri
com DresHd BHcsr's IirOHi. date Hut8r. ~,
are at hmm. icN Watering Hybf. amt dTsnagt 1Wt,
H,H ant iadesd 0H "CbihirsH NJ ne Jlsf ,o,H I els
lci,s ms trilrdfals." New Edition Press.
=. TILrON CO, lei Washington st, opposite NIL
de23-u Putl.bs,
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The Memphis Bulletin, of Wednesday states that an
informal meeting was held by number of the citizens
OF that city on Saturday evening last for tho purpose of
bringing prominently before the popular mind the pecu
liar suableness of Hon Edward Everett for next Pres
dent of the United Slatea
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DYSPEPNIA CURED.

The NJ testimony favor Of the great properties
o. the ONYGENArED BrTERS Is constantly accommodating
Of the latest sent In by the publisher OF valuable period
cal:
BosroS, July I, 1854
Messrs W. FowLR Co-Gentlemen: taken three
ties Of your Oygenated Bte aud have derived great benefit
from their use have beeu much troubled with DYsEsA
several years aud found nothing that afforded any relief until
/ used your Bitters.
most eerfuy recommend the Oxygeuated Bter to all who
are afflicted with this painful troublesome and stubborn compliant
Yours truly JAMES ROBINSON,
ja9 Ofthe Student and schooma ate
Prepared by SETH W P0WLE CO. Boston, and for sale by
ABE GRAY, PURCELL LADD co, and W. PETERSON,
Richmond and by appointed agents county and Drug
gists generally. ja9-dc&wlW
LAST NOTCE-YEs THE LAsT-Au persons indebted TO
me Individually will please call and settle their accounts else
will give them into the hands others be collected by law
ALEX. HILL
Ps-No further Indulgence will be given longer than the 18th
OF December next. de5-d&wlm ALEX HILL.
DIED.
Al hs residence Main between 20 and 2st the
morning Of the 10th nst consumption WMP GoDSEi In the
42l year OF his age.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family invited attend
his funeral which will take place his late residence this morning
al o'clock
His will be Chesterfield county
red by the side OF his mother
peace to lis ashes"
Petersburg
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,,TEETsIEXTRACTED WIT1

49, OUT PAlN.-DR. rRNRRsE .-.Sir-The underg,-s
do hereby that have had teeth extracted by es
rhof oliHg any 'tH chIr'ri and would sincerely
mend al 10 try the above method. Yours respectfully
! T. BEAZlEH,
RICHARD n. ROCNTREy
WM BOWDES, ia
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A RTIFKCIAL TEETH. 60

~
q. W. JONES, DEsrisr, having purchased ueQIlrIlI
hight for the above mode Of making Teeth. and be "a ~
Ing entirely fashed Of It's absolute superiority over We
patina method, he with confidence commend " ~
may desire lal partial sets Of Teeth-and espeeA ~
may be dissatisfied with those they using IN W., y
all Of the Elections to the gold plate remoyed-u
Ing perfect, secures comfort and stability 10 the i
being embedded In the metal the food is excluded ron
between them, and they therefore stronger cleaner
and In every respect better. Ia. a y
In consequence Of the perfect adaptation Ct the PM
mouth and the suction thereby secured he can insert
teeth Uicout clasps-and In all guarantee Pefs
sfactory III, charge. .,sasi
This method having been adopted commended BY No.
Ing highest 10 the profession North and South, -
giyen and specimens exhibited 70 any Who may desire
Those wishing exchange the old method for the 49, Hb
plate viii b. taken In part pay. Once opposite etl
once hours hom 70 IN, from 81 toe,
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40 CnRREsPONpENIs.

~ Lsrs ca busss nastot 1trs s''d @ 70 H'F y -'o
Ea2
-iss ,r-sn on s7ti sides Of spapsr -H Ho' bsPu'ish
e. Tssid -sof long ,i.firg, 0-g'f De tn''rs 90 az
tr.- IN no ease Pc jsU1r:sl t-o obituary ro'its' ef'i,
g.. sfrRfl.rsr 1rl charged sr rs a'rs-.ssrsrt'
- We c1lref rrs-.Its % r.'-r rejected oor17un'o'7s
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PIANOS. Nc.

II POLSrER. Corner Of oh and Broads,s or-
IL Richmond, Va, agent Of VIM. Knabe n Co. ftEX
Of Baltimore, for the sale Of Pianos other musical 1T
Instruments and other articles in the line, of !.
fers very accommodating terms their celebrate
Square Piano., and for cash. wholesale and retail Nohh
Banjos Italian Strings &C OF direct Importation or OF
manufacture Pianos hired out tuned repaired "'
Piano exhibition few day longer. N,
dei6-lm y POI,STER Agent for VIM. knabe
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1860. NEGRO HIRING FOR 1861
6n6uEuy d, nSE


INSURANCE AND COLLECTING AGENTS, respectfully enis
their service their friends and the public for ENG OF
SEYANTs whom they will endeayor procure the bet proc
and comfortable homes, and promise them especial Atsni
during sickness will also attend to the property Of Absenog
and COLLECTING CLAIMS Having learned from eNpena
Of years that advantage is derived from making poup
OF the collections effected by agents resolves
adopt this practice and hope shall be able 10 ye entire %
faction to all who may favor with their patronage, and -
IA COCK
or King william County Va lately engaged In General AgS7
and Collecting In this city. -
OF Alexandria Va late travelling agent Southern Pro ectoh ~
rance Company. -
To those with whom personally unaoquAnied 's'
Us pleasure 10 OIer the following
REFERENCES:
Col. Vim. A. MOncure, "a Auditor Of Va Mefsp CrehiH
Quares Co., Wilson Bosher, Chies Ch'nery ApPerSi
Dupuy, Johnston Whiting. C. b. Hill Esq, Of Dickinson "a
Co kchmC nd city, Va; = 4 Brooke Esq, Dr. H. W. ston
fora Co.; J. o. Pollard, Esq, Col II B. Tomin wm NJ ~
ESQ.,, Halves Esq, Messrs. Powell Gary King NAlal
DR.. :. MeGrHder ID. 4. Gardner, Esq Henrco 20 ''
Harris, VISA. Hanover Co BrokenhrOugh Peytou, lsl,
oaddus Esq, Caroline CO.. T. ". Burke. ESQ A. g. -
Ddnddge Sale Esq EsseX Co; u. W. Thomas ksq, Farm
Dr.. g. fauntrroy, King Queen Co John W. HungeH's ~
Westmoreland Co., Va u4
mond Va ja,-@
200 H 6ItcIk y; r.. e GOSHEN bUrrhh >"
deis wM WALLACE oSh
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BOOKS WILL BE OPENED

,TJ- Light, SWEET and wholesome Loaf Bread
Bcuits, Pastry a., be made by using semple lnflbe
r,qA
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TIN FOIL AND METALLIC CAP MANDATORY
No. IS, Crosby Street, Ny.
JOHN J. CRoOKE CO.,
METALLIC CAPS,


for sealing AZ containing Wlue other liquids J,,
stamped with any name design required Abo
MUSIC PLATES, SOLDER, TYPE AND BRITANNIA MErus
lY2l--iYf
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sT-To Make good Biscuits, use Semple's In
fble Baking Powder For sale by all Druggists and Grocer
sF To save Lard, use Scmpie,s InfaIIi bic Ba.
king Powder Per sale by all Druggists and Grocc noo
gro Save Time. Labor and Expense, NE
Scnpes Infalbe Baking Powder For sale by all Druggists si
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deqe In
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- PREPARE FOX THE bill.

w. for subscriptions to the stock Of the Insurance Co.
Of the state Of Virginia, Of Richmond, at office OF o. Bt
December 20th, ls3g. dr2l-ln
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By Mr.. CARSON Of Z Brent, and fifty Others, Oh
behalf OF the Winchester Medical College.
BY Mr.. CARSON: OF George +. Miller, and forty-niue
others, behalf of the Winchester Medical college
Both petitions alike, and ask that the sum OF So
900 be granted repair the Winchester Medical College
and to purchase such apparatus ana facilities as are
necessary to give as thorough education can
be obtained elsewhere. They that more than one
million dollars per anuum have been expended by South
ern Students in the North that the Faculty Of the Win
chester College compelled to educate INDECENT
dents and that no graduate of the College applying for
admission the Medical corps Of the Army Navy has
failed 10 be- admitted)
By Mr. PENNYBACKER: Ofthe President and Drec-
tors of New Shenandoah COMPANY for the amendment of
its charter.
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m is NOT TOO MUCH no SAY, SINGH.
OIL ID A N ID Y 20 q N O.,
Affirm Its Truth, ILL.,
PRoFEssoR WooD,,s HaIR REsroRATY,

u
PROFESSOR HooDss HaIR RESTORATIVE
VIII iatsibs he growth and color Il The hair 4
Te sss IL viz s
mS The hair make / sS and Beautiful t than any e
AID s % IT.
the following and Judge
f. O. j. wood-DeaI Sir some time last
~s % s oa ss
win sores head The hair almost e.
TREY 81 i C seeing his
hopes Of but to SURPRISE and that Of all frie
anG d Started o aa We En-
s hs Eur boy L.. hehs s5 s = S II
commend Restorative perfect remedy for all diseases
OF 'A' scalp aaa han q an ffPsss1gSo
SARAH A. HIGGINBosHAM
Prof wood-Dear Sir Ny hair had, several years been
rendered application & OF necessary dressing l.
onihs AGO Il in that eonoa and Ss confirmed apsa Is
color and assumed soiness and are greatly d Be- prsse
to those produced By the application Of oils other
FL MI s = "a 5 fls
Or ier hs simple purpose IT sssng n tho hair
y rs performing u 'has 4 elai7ed ", N
cincinnnt, O., Feb. 10, 1851. iii Third street
wEtIIssToi. No.. Dee 5 lsal !
who been asng saaT Hair Restorative was Induced 70 rs
il. bad the FEVER time las May nearly every
Sa S ever s s sahns but sSS and
been would indnee me 10 give his pubic d
the benefit hazs esess from Prof Woods Iig Rsstsss
The Resioiise ] i n bottles Of Tires sss u slss
r s oe dollar bo he Medium an So i & Ssay sa
cent in proportion than the small rea for dollar
Rs on INA siai.s IL u @ oss =
III woop MI R as 81 nv ys
Ana lid y Il good aney Goods Dealers
N - -i y
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T1o SUGAR PLANTERS

|
Two SUGAR PLANTERS
Sugar Planters visiting the city invited oca and
inc tho model of Wade H. Gilbert II. o. Aue IMPROVED
PROCESS FOE TREATINGI.GANB JUICE IN MANUFAC-
TURING SUGAR, with tho of tia Improved Connected
SteH1l Train.
The juice treated by this process being free the
perfect deecaou caused by the too high lining juice
grande The old kettle trsi and the imperfect cladca-
and cleaning of the juice the isolated eaporaors Of the
ordinary open tru results quality OF Brown
Sugar that can be tnade. u+5
Tie working Of the CONNECTED STEAM TRAIN is one Of
extreme simplicity always under the complete control Of
the With this Train il unnecessary use Bone
Black and CHARTERS be altogether dispensed With together
with all such cumbrous appliances Vacuum Pans, Cenfu-
gals, Tanks, Steam Pumps,
Also, AMES' STEAM PANS for making Sugar They are
The best in
By permission the following Planters who have them in use
eau be referred 10:
Dir. JOS. MARTIN, Yalence Plantation, Assumption
Mr.. JAS. II. RIGGIN, Magnolia St James.
Mr.. yALERY Lam DRY, Ascension L I'D.
Hon. MILES TAYLOR, Assumption
Mr.. P. q. PICARD, Iheryiilr. .&%
DIR. J. MARTIN, Voison Plantation, Assumption
Mt. JULIEN ToURNILLoN. Ascension Aa
# H. o. AhEs,
No. 100 Poydas street, near st. Charles
fsi I'm Office up stairs
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IMPORTANT no PLANTERS

Mnssts. o. A Fahnestock & Co:
Genfetnen-3Ir. @. ". Tey, who is gentleman well known
the best planters in ihs Wharton county and eee
hraed for the careful Of negroes highly
mends Il. A. Fnhnesocks yermiiugc He called few
days since and purchased two dozen, and that he admins
The YeTnfuge bought of last year adult negro
suspected Of having and succeeded in epelng from her
several inches in length and thai her health
is rood.
Of these home testimonies worth thousand where the
parties known and this he regarded reliable evil
denes with reeard to the adaptation Of valuable Ferge
10 plantations. am truly yours,
4 w FISHER.
EgPnrehasers should look well to the initials the wrap
per- that they buying b. A. Fahnestack ferm
fape. and no other, g5f# feaa irn&H
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WILSON, FGhl1x0Y 4 CO., COTTON FkGT0Es
leans. an "
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AMUSEMENTs.
IO5tIl Night OF the season.
MONDAY EyESiNG. rehrnarr q. !!

MONDAY EVENING. February q. 1900
WI bs presented for the second time ibis seas9n goa
aditis famous comedy Of SHE sTo0PS TO eoNQUEE-
Sir Charles Mafow. Mr. T. E. Moss Young 8afioT, NJ
saern; Jiardcale, af. II. Band Hastings. NJ a 3gs
Tony Lpkn NJ John Owens Miss ardeasiie. Miss Char
10 conclude wiib BOOB THIRD GTI8PTRR u RST-IioS-
ard Lese Mr. Sothern; Charles arundel Ar. H. COPELAND
Lucy, Miss S. Stevens.
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MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,


M4NUIICTURED TOBACCO,
Have hand and constantly receiving,
.ion direct from the Manufacturers the Largest Finest
assortment Of
Manufactured Tobacco.
Of every variety they have Offered the trade and solicit
the GRooERs DEALERS their stock before
purchasing.
They are the SOLE AGENTS for BURTON Il MAYS Gross
and Extra pounds, la BELLE CREOLE. rs l0s BUGK
FIENEYS ~ and los, KENTs o-besies various other
brands; GRANT & WILLIAMS lbs. and oihers LEoSo-
RIA pounds which took tie Premium at the State Fair Pc
tersburg, Va November. 1859, p. JONES' pounds and
Twists which hare taken tho Premium in North Gron,
years succession and is perhaps the finest Tobacco in
world
wlLIIAAisoN's TWIST, tarst pekinss9 KATE ELIZA
pounds intended only and in fact every
scfipon of Tobacco generally used
We also have the PoWHATTAN PIPES, which we receive
direct commission. dl2 tim
i have hand large supply Of Petit Gulf md
Boyds Prosc'' COTTON SEED which furnish during
the season in lots to sat customers.
Planters others wishing pure and well
Cotton Seed would do well to give cali before purchasing
elsewhere
have also hand full and well assorted stock of GRO
CERES which prepared sell reasonable prices.
oHAs. R. RAILEY,
Grocer,
jas SIN IS Tchoupitonss street.
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o's1h animal Nisis n NJ Rsfgs JUVENILE eoMEDTAE
numbering 40 Talented s5iiiJrsn
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ADJUSTMENTS.


sSFALDfAG dz ROGERS,
AaFHITHEATRE AND MUSEUM,
v. Charles NJ, iicar Commercial Place.
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BsDoors open at O'Clock Performance to com
nacncc at O'clock precisely.
BOX Office for secartrg Private Boxes and chair'
nt isa - VI VI. B. cHIpPENDALE Treasurer
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r. hnaflss ~, near Connerefei PIaee.
foarth ANIMAL yi. Y MA ssfss JUVENILE COMEDIANS
numbering 40 Talented Children.
MONDAY gvFNING, FEB. n. 1886
ihf saeTsl s dEgns o. THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Middle.
SIHGIsc ANp i Te eca rs ss farce 81
Louis i.o19h piAsoSD-cousin Joe. George Hargery.
Eaa ges aTsna;a s Aassgesr EVERY NIGHT and
& = daission g cents cciored Gallery Is ee1s Chill
Y q rsf IL sTPaMsnAFET
eaEaIKA. and lgg. 90 other clriosnes. fea
ST. CHARLES TIsEATER.--sr CHARLES sT
" nE BaR. resss. iii war.e,,
Mr.. Acting Manager Ms.sser
eadFiE i' I'd r. Fn1sc6Is i ElvRI z Ii" Crest
CHANGE or TIsgDoo. open att o'clock; de overture
to c'snaeuse IS ~ O'clock precisely = ''''1's
CHANGE OF PERFORMANCE EVERY MIGHT.
MONDAY NIGHT. February q. 1860
pa aIdss b,gt e. s y psn,o THE MAGIC
FRY ag q sItfsi
Ne oED Nariet its asw yaa q
ica, etc. $3.50 ''A''fet'i, ! oahs 4il'ef-
PRICES or ADMrasroN-Dreas Circle and Para,osss u
sasi sssoga Circle 50 cens Gallery . GEMS Prisats
Be- BE- once open from 10 A. " msP.M
wi As0Nic HALI........ ST. CHARLES STREET..
Fifth Week. commencing MONDAY Ferusrv ~ fss0 s-
the frst tin.e in this city, - i''V' t''
]. Isseo WILLIAMS CELEBRATED
Bible Panorama.
M Mas1!lneef Painting with Chaos sna con.
aaNh u historical oter to tile BabFionsh Capfvity con-
@ hSfe nan MY Of the sublime and interesting
eonlifncs # ~, rseaiscly ~ 800 y
n, N te had At The Ha oo children under
Ao Yshlti9as Wednesday Friday apa atsrdsy Aftsr
yO mp4.s ofaH Il ~ commencing O'Clock Explained
---- -. 800 l fer Ina
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IN experience, who has permanently resided in New Orleans
i1r the last five years hiss occasion TO s Europe business,
will ltayc about the end Of Nay next.
he well acquainted in Liverpool Manchester, Glasgow
Edinburgh issdon, ha will be happy
any commissions entrusted to hita in Of these cities and that
remarkable tGffHa
he rec to return 10 New Orleans early October Letters
addressed Aphs care Of Crescent onee' will b. ttendeI
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ssE COUNTRY RESIDENCES AND -
Hsa A-Pefsons wishing land either Enrlruer ESs3
residences for FARMS three 81 more LuuTs ssI
tTavel of New Orleans, invited ap5fg ae
GEORGE EUTNFsK. Hand Agsrt
Sariarlea, Livingston Psrssh. IA
charged 10 pHYchnseTA Esg ~ IrsfE W.
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n FOUND AsTRAY-A DARK BROWN CT
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Saattitular SNotifes.

CARoSDnLEr CASAL AND NAVIGATION GonfANYl
or NEW DHLEAsSt
E9s'Fhe subscribers to the capital stock Of
aas gaaa, Nnd Navigation Company q New
called for and payable the Office tito Company
before the LIST Of Magch nest.
r. N. DAVIS President,
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