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SITTING ALONE.

Ir's too tad that she has to sit there all by her
self, but LUuesa Jane won't let us help" her
and so she'll have to continnern-coufoun it
But, IF Love attempts to clap her cheeks wen gc
for him!
She sits alone, with foided,hands,
While from her fun and lustrous eyes
Imperial light wakes love to life,-
Love that, unheeded, quickly dies
She sits alone, among them all
SO near, and yet SO far, they seem
But our coarse waking thoughts, while she
In the reflection Of dream.
She sits alone, so STILL so calm,
So queenly in her grand repose,
You wish that love would slap her checks
And make the white blush-red rose!
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QUEER CoUNTRY--In Australia it is summer
IN January and winter in July. 1t is noon
there; it is midnight in Europe. The longest
day is in. December The heat comes from
the north, and the cold from the south, and
it is hottest on the mountain-tops. Theswans
are black, the eagles are white; the bees do
not sting, and the birds do not sing. The
The Cherries have no stones; the trees give
no shadow, for their leaves turn. edgeways to
the sun; and some. OF its quadrupeds have
a bGak and lay eggs!
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The Old Flag.
LTayloE.. corre.poadence oll!eago !onrnaI.l


[Taylor's Correspondence Chicago Journail
WHERE love for the old flag does
exist in Dixie, it is clear, warm and ear
nest. It gushes out sometimes in the
most unexpected places, like spring in
the desert, and many time have FEEDER
tal prisoners been startled into tears at
Ending a loyal heart beating close beside
them, when they had only looked for
taunts and treason Chapters might be
written-and perhaps have been-of i'll
ustratiye incidents. An officer Of an
Ohio regiment has just told me one that,
if it impresses your readers as it impress
ed your correspondent, will be worth re-
cording. a body of Federal prisoners
had reached Rome en- route for Rich
mond Weary, famished, thlrsting, they
we're herded Ike cattle in the street,
under the burning sun, public show.
It was gala day in that modern Rome.
The women, magnifcently arrayed, came
out and pelted them with balls of cotton,
and with such snocrs and taunts as, $50
you have come to Rome, have you, you
Yankees? How do you ike .yeur vel
come ?"-and then more cotton and more
words. The crowds and the hours came
and went, but the mockery did not inter
init, and our poor fellows were half out
Of heart. Ny informant Major P, faint
and i'll, had stepped back a pace or two
and leaned against a post, when he was
lightly touched upon the arm. AS he look
ed around, mentally nerying himself for
some more ingenious insult, a fine look
ing, veIl,dressed boy of twelve stood at
his elbow, his frank face turned up to
the Majors. And he, too?" thought
the officer.
With furtive glance at 2 rebel guard |
who stood with his back to them, the
lad, pulling the Majors skirt, and catch
ing his breath boy-fashion, said "Aro
you from New England?" 1 was born
in Massachusetts," was. the reply. so
was nay mother, returned the boy, bri-
ghtening up she was a New England /
girl, and she was What you call a school /
ma am up. North; she married my faith I
er and I'm their boy, but how she docs
love New England and the Yankees, and .
the old United States, and 50 DO -
The Major was touched, as well he
night be, and bis heart warmed to the
boy as to young brother, and he took
but his knife, severed a button from his
coat and handed him for a remembrance.
" Oh, I've got have a dozen just Ike it.
See here" and he took from his pocket
4 little string Of them-gifs of other
boys in blue.
My mother would like to see you"
he added, and III go and tell her
" What are you doing here?" growled
he guard, suddenly wheeling round up,n n
aim, and The boy slipped away into the
,rowd and was gone. Not more than
half an hour elapsed before lovely lady, |.
accompanied by The littlo patriot, passed
slowly down the Sidewalk next to the
IL .
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Nor BAD-The citizens Of small city in
Pennsylvania, being thrown into considerable
excitement by reason OF the report that the
rebels under Lee were advancing upon them
held a meeting for the purpose of organizing
themselves into a regiment.
During the organization OF the regiment,
the question Of arms, ammunition, &C., was
being discussed, when an old gentlemen, very
much excited, and towering a head and
shoulders above the crowd, exclaimed, in
a stentorian voice -" Are there not any
cannons to defend the city r. Voice from the
orOwd-"Y Yes but they are not mounted. "
Old Gent Why amt they mounted ?
Voice from the crowd" Because we have
no carriages" Old Gent-(stin louder and
more excited" Then, wtere the ID are
he buggies?"
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An official investigation into the late retro
grabe movement Of the Army OF the Potomac
is about to be made, If General Mead de-
mands it.
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UNION
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ta!t Housc, L9HisvTile. Ey. Dec. q, 1851.
NEssss. r. II. Dg1EE & Go. We ar c.,In-
2elk-d ID order y dozen Plania.fln Bnier>
supply IrirutlS wlIn hare no other way.ol pro.
curing this admirable artirle
R'Spectluly vuurs,
SiI.As F. AhLLER & Go. Proprietors.
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WUlard's H0iel.
TVrSbfuof4n % q ian. - Tl

Dr. " 4. Cuild<, surgeon Of tie Trnth
Vermont Il gilm.ni, writes; Il wish every
soldier bad Il hottie OF Plantation BittcrS
They are tie most effective, perfect, and
harn leasS tome I. eyer used
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The Women Of Dahomoy.

TIE Amazons," says Commodore
Wilmot, "are everything in DahOmey.
When the King made his public entry
into his capital his carriage was drawn
by this his body gurrd. The women are
much more numerous than the men, per
haps three to one. The army is half
made up of women. They are far supe-
riOr to the men in appearance and figure,
in their performances as soldiers, and in
bravery. They are remarkably well
limbed and strong, and very active in
their movements. They would run with
some of the best runners in England.
Armed with muskets and blunderbusses,
they load and fire with remarkable ra-
pidity, and in practice with ball, at
mark, proved themselves good shots.
They carry swords, also, and gigantic
razors for cutting off heads. Some have
bows and arrows. They have not the
ferOcity Of countenance which might be
expected from their vocation. Most of
them are young and well-looking. They
are supposed to lead life of chastity,
and are obliged to do so, for, if they did
anything wrong, it would be sure to be
discovered, and would be punished with
death. They fetch water daily-the one
in front with a bell round her neck, to
warn the men to run away, for if one
dropped and broke her jar, the man who
happened to be near would be consider.
ed the cause of the accident, and be i'm
prisoned or have his head taken off. All
day long the bell is heard, and people
are flying away in ell directions. The
AmazOns seem to enjoy it, and laughed
heartily when the three Europeans step
ped aside to avoid them"
CHINESE PRovERBs.-An obstinate
woman goes to sea in a band-box.
A patient woman rOasts an OK with
burning glass.
A curious woman would turn a rain
bow to see what was on the other side.
A cautious woman writes her promises
on a slate. .
A vulgar woman is spider attempting
to spin silk. SIS
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Why is lovely young lady like
hinge? Because she is something to a.
dore.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-12-23

Yes, sir, said l. 'and a good one
tOO--a little Binninger, with a drop o
StOughton makes an excellent eye-openel
of morning
And there seems to be an amanrotiC
tendency of the right eye, accompanied
with ephthalmia.'
Pshawy says /
And that white spot in the left eye
betokens cataract
I guess you mean in the ear, says I,
cause I went in swimming this morn
ing, and got an ALFRED big bubble in
my left ear ard here I jumped up and
down two or three times on my left foot,
but to no purpose. As soon as I stop
ped, he mounted chair, and commenced
feeling the top of my head
Was your family ever troubled with
apilepsy?' says he.
Only the two boys. says I; when
they catch them my wife always goes. at
them with a fine tooth comb, the FIRST
thing.
Jumping off the chair, he hit me
kick in the ribs that nearly knocked mo
over, and before 1 had time to remon-
strate, his arms were round my neck and
his head pressed against my bosom, the
same way Sophia Ann does, when She
wants ne to buy her some new bonncts
and things .
Just as thought, says he, 'tubcr
culosis and hemoptsis, combined with
defect in the scapular membrane, and in
eipient phtbysis.'
HeaFensP says ], whats that? -a
And cardiac disease.
MOP said l.
And pendarditesr
ThunderT said l. L-5 5eas-E q
Stop talking. Nov count after me
one
One said I. dead with fright.
'AsthmaI Two
'Two, I yelled.
Exotus Of the right, febularl Three.
Three, gasped.
Coxalgia. Four.
Murderl said I, -Four
Confirmed duodenum Of the right
Five.
'Oh! doctor, aint you most through?
I feel faint -@-.a & - 4
Through? No? Not half through
Why, my friend Pandorp's box was no.
thing to your chest. You have sphynix-
lana, and gloriosis, and concGoilogia, aud
and
Here my knees trcmbIed, and so I .
leaned against the table for support.
And permanent luzetion of the inte
-ior lobe of the right phalanx.'
Nv only oDcuar nos , 1,,-~o,.4 -, !
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A happy woman died in blind, deaf
and dumb asylum years ago.
An eztraVagant woman burns candle
in looking fox match.
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A-''--17t''f ~ T. 49, ~ i'oA'
The Plantation Biiteia
have eured me-of the worst Kind Of dyspepsia
Of near foar years standing. ! have rrconi-
m Hdcd them io-alhrrs and as lar as ] know
with signal success am. &c
REv. j. s CATHoES.
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CATHOLIC PRIEsTs.--In his letter to
the Independent, Henry Ward Beecher
says:
Il am bound to say, also, that I have
been agreeably disappointed in the ap-
pearance Of the monks and priests in
Roman Catholic countries. As u general
rule, they have been clear-faced, inteIli-
gent and sincere men. Only once or
twice did we meet the legendary type of
monk-rOund, fat and worldly. In Swift
zerland and Northern Italy the general
impression produced upon me by the
priests has been highly favorable to
them"
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DRAKES PLANTATION BITTHRS.
They purify. strengthen and vigorate.
They create q healthy appetite.
They are an antidotc to change NJ wafer and diet.
They strengthen the system aud enllycn the mind.
They preyen- uiiasnlatic and Intermittent fcvers.
They purify the breath and acidity Of the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
ThevcuFe Diarrlea Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint aud Nervous Headache
They are the best Blters in the world.
They make the weak man strong and are
exlIau>te natures great res'orrr They are
composed Of tlse celebrated Calisaya Bark.
Ca~e.rilla Bark, DandcHs5 Chamomile Flow
crs. Lavender Fi1wers. Wiutcrgreen, Apisr.
Cloyer-b@ls. Ornngt p,lcl. S,ak,.-root, Cara
way, Coriadcr, Bardock, S-T-ls6O-X.
&c.
TheGllowirg IS sample ofthe testimony
daily received.
soldiers Homo. superintendent eaico,
Cincinnati, O. January l5' 1885. 8
I have given roHr Plantation Biuers to hmm
dredS 0l or noble Soldiers VINO Siup here,
m'reur less disabled from vaIioaS cail-,'s, and
thu efrci is most nl-rvel' rs and gratifying.
S1clr q prrpnr5Hial as ils is I heartily wish
in every i.r:iiy. ilrrv,ry lorli.ul. and at hand
oG c:rr hattie irll.
&C. W. .. AYonEwS Superintendent
Willard's Hotel
Washington, D. c. Jan. p, 1873.
GgSrI EaEV:-We require auo'her sarply
ol lour plaralia0 liinrrS the popularity ui
" iGi .dalv increases with llIe glcsls OF our
Luuscl Respectfully
SykGS, CnHwIci 4 Co
Cleveland. Dec. 6. lsG2
had been so l. D with Lit-
eF Cempajnl and DYSPEPSIA that ] was com
prllrd 3" llis,Itsiln my business ! used drliree
loo ties .nl'flr pIaatafiou BiIers, and 70 my
lSfdiii-bmeai am entirely curel. They are
the 1,rsi medicine ever q ed. and >ltall en-
dravnf to make rbrlu knnwH, Please in or1H
mc-Vlni -T'-lS6l-N. nIrans
Iours lr,lY, II B. KNGslEr.
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&c. &c. &c. &c. &c.
Delicate females requiring a gentle stimu-
lent, and UIergymen, lawyers and stuOents ex-
hauSted BY mental labor, viii find the Plan
talon Bitters most beneficial ionic.
Every bottle has the fac sinlils Of our sigma
ture on asteel plate engraving, or It Is not
genuine.
S-Sold by all Druggists, Grocers, and Coun-
tryStores. P. II. DRAEE g. Co.
-rr 202 Broadway, Y. Y.
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DIRTHERIA--As this distressing, com.
plant appears in every neighborhood,
the following receipt for its cure Cfrom a
.Phytieian who says thatof !, 900 cases in
which it has been.used not a single pa
tient has died, } may be Of interest:
The treatment consists in thoroughly
swabbing the back of the mouth and
throat with wash made thus: Table
salt, ? drachms; black pepper, golden
seal, nitrate of potash, alum, l dracbm
each, mix and pulverize, put into tea
cup half filed with boiling water, stir
well, and then ell up with good vinegar.
Use every half hour, one, two, and four
hours, as recovery progresses, The pa
tient may swallow a little each time.
Apply oz. each of spirits turpentine,
sweet oil, and aqua ammonia mixed, ev-
ry four hours to the whole of the throat
and to the whole of the breast bone,
keeping flannel to the part affected.
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Burnett House. CiuciIn,aii, o. Dee. 20 1862.
MEssEs. DRAEr & Co:-The Plantation
Biilers appear to be very popular here. Send
us-twenty cases more, and oblise,
Yours trulv,
3 T. p. SAUSDEEs 6, Co.
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Perils of Getting Exempted.

SURGICAL ExAMNATIoN OF A coNscRIPT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-09

SENATE-After our report closed on Satur.
day
The discussion on the bill TO aid Missouri in
abolishing slavery was continued until near
ments w, re proposed and rejected; and without
coming TO vote the Senate adjourned.
HoUsE-After our report closed
The blH 10 construct ship canal from the
Mississippi river 10 Lake Michigan occupied
the attention OF the House for theGsmsinder Of
the day.
During the debate, Mr. +. A. ConkIine stated
that the press had advocated this measure. and
that the Hobbies and the floor OF the House, in
violation of The rules, had been GRO wded with
advocates OF the measure. The bill was not
recommended by the committee
Mr.. Olin sand that this statement was false
and expressed his wish 10 meet this question
Mr.. Mcpherson remarked that he was not
willing 10 rest under the imputation. The COM
mlttee Lad reported the bill as personal "a vor,
but did hot recommend il.
Mr. Oiin rose 10 proceed TO make an explana-
tiCn.
Mr.. Conkling.-I call the gentleman to order.
MIR. Ohn:-As you have refused TO yield the
II, or, will call you TO order.
Mr.. .Conkling.-There is no use for gentlemen
q make threats On this floor.
Mr.. Oln.-1 simply rose
Mr.. CoEkling.-I cali the Gentleman 20 order.
r. mark, or argsd d that the port OF the Military
Commune was a tissue and full of false state-
o. Its.
Mr.. Olin rose TO explain.
he Sp-aier.-Ihe gentleman is out Of order.
MIR. oiiu, Hrain Using, and saying, 1 simply
w;.ni TO STATE
The Sp.Gkrr-The Chair cannot permit the
gentleman TO stata-the g-ntE man rs ont OF
oiGer The e. nileman MIR. Conk lug is en- titled
Ia he flo r. al q " lIhout interruption, and the
Ch: ir HIil sustain him.
Mr.. Coz king ir-sumiDgl said we ought not
10 Al cad a single dollar Ina this project
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from Fortress Nlnnra.

toRTREss monroe, Feb. G.-The hospit1I
mp Entelpe, Cap ain Joseph Avry, q ,s ar
rrtd l'r only forty-eight hours from Nv
crt, Rio ID, Isiard
he st, "mer Ericsson has arrived AT Hau,-
Z, N Reads.
huEies from Morehead City, North c truIi-
Ia, OF The j,th, peak of tn. ar m artiy,Sv
N; Eliesied th' re- IN preparing the great Ian
an6 naval .1ptdition Tor some pniu. oa -,
ooasi. b" army there IS i'm splendid con iI,,Iu
ar. III oi ga, er anticipatios OF success ia ta-
Cmirg Couffi.t.
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From San francisco-R ecevery of Treasur.
from the Wrsck of the GaIden l,ate

SAS fRAhCIsco, Feb. 6.-The last ballot of
tf' eRIsiature tonight for e. - Senator .t.soi
Ibelps, IS: Conn-ss, 81: Sargent 32: Rrowu. o
lie balance 81 att ring
San FRANcIsco, Feb. The steamer Oon-
ktiuticn, from Panama, has arrived with
SaN,tC6 received from the Golden Gate Tha
fIitish stran.er Robrri Lone has arrived frana
Victoria 10 take her place in the China line
ACN!c's !rtm the neutrality-suspicious. express
,ne .",hi inst nearly all the treasure lost on
tn Golden tiste will ~. recovered WI
rive fyiio's were bad 10 night for u y Sen
at,l, Win Ill result: Highest vote for Sar
g IA, go; Ccnsess, 80; Phelps, G; Brown, = Ad.
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he Rebel Force at Freasr,etsbur. Al.
fiftren D heu~a nd Affairs a, Vtrh.h.s

PhiLApIirHIA, Feb. The Suadavr,,o
sorip' hss dispatch from W ashinxtoa wa,oa
esys.
81 h' r. ie no enemy in force at Frrarri III.
ttif. MOST OF the reselsoldi'rs IA We b---n -.ot
tcir Eihckwatr or % Nicksbure thu ov, f,-
iof'e kft h HAD e-iug sb.ut 1Ct-~a thou a ad
hen-sh ample nunbrr 10 pre- went thr pass, ,sp
oi tic hsrpaaaEnock at the prss. MT sAas.,a
"titm ceeertcrs anc o.hct sources AZ hax nasn
sss' Its,nsd that the rebel railroad e,m,nr,,
'ai''he ale perfect, Ia seventy two hours the
~ ~ eimy of the emmy can ~ tran sp,rt-a
.ion' siy point ih the south 10 Er-d-ric Il sburr
% H;my from our front
- vthins OF importance g. r1pe.tei rr.m
N"hetnrF for nj least thirty days IL via t.k,
LII ''ine 20 CON plete the canal and Cd brin,
'tF foTcft cfeciuslly 70 bear against tn. r~l,l
snct eEcids. 1t msy be, however, that CIR
'cht'ancee may precipitat- n battle but the
ctfrrai inpression rs that it will rAoulr. a
HcEth ~ least to capture the place"
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Fire at ToIrdo-A NuaIter of Persons
Killed

TOLEDO, Ohio, Feb. "A ire this morning
DESTROYED d the stone buildin. No. oil = IN a.
street. ccupn by Griswo. Co., II = a I'D
81 ice mills he falling wall demolished the
:sGl' iung building. occupI'd by Messenger S
I,nd, " holrsal' hoo AM shoe dealer, oury-
il. q nLmt'r'f persons. Five bodies have
air, adv frt recover Il. ard IL Is ieuei ihrt
mere will Ia found. SeN-rI persDus w"rr
~ rrsN wuuI Ged. GTl- wOld's toS> l. p ."'L
irt uT, q for SirA0. Mes ger Bond ,-
t,l, cuN, Z, Il by INSURANCE.
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ne Pursuit Of the R"b-l> from Fort Douei.

~ NASHVILLE, Feb. s-The expedition under
H.h'ials laws and Morgan sent in pursuit of
n e ret" as Forrst and Whe.l.rI. ratr...in
lorc's ittuTn'd this evening. Seven miir. this
SIC OF SL;.rlUtte we captured thirty prisoners
d'so cL CalIoil and Major Rrmhrant, of For
D. ~ sr=ff.
iumber Of paymastrs have arrived And
=" j 50 ID con M nee paying our troops.
r; ins u I'll run from here TO Murfrses,oro'
'ary H. : week.
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The Missouri Seu.tor,,,,o,,.,

JEFFEksoN CiTY, Mo, r. h. 7-Thera was a
COCO "cal o mancuyering IL ioiat session 70 a Nv
Tor nlied Sia;es Senator. ON the twan.y
s. oi q ballot Br"adhead was wiihfrawu and
Ii ecErIIidre r-nommatrd Result. -Hr. sk-n-
,iCC' 20: Ph' lrs Il; Brown q: scatt rlu.4
Pr"Yi L. TO he Twenty .ourtn n tlIot l,reck-
eil az n'me Was wI'hsira Sn. and Glover
On mated Judge Glover, or II Loai, and
or W. Ne. II ~.re also npmInttef Result
Brown .: Glover Al; Phelp> 43 Glover 4: NoeII
5. Nr essary ic a choice lo
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WASHINGTON VAR!ET.Es
hikTF STREET AND PA. AyENUE.
EHr'R. STORS - H.nugIS . 80.
STAGE AANAGER. JAMES PIJGkTS

STAGE AANAGER---.J Is PILGkIH
REMEMBER THE VARIETIES,
THE PUBLIC ARE TIE JUDyEs
AID hest"w th-ir pa'r0msge IN
THE AhUsEMErT E>rA3LISUNENr
that mighty sf"rfs Ken,
TIE BhSf AND CD EAP PEST tNrEaFAfNMEST
The .le upon which this place is con :uct.j h A.
Uon for II A'
THOUSANDS OF AUNIRRRs!
dEis fact need 80 iCns1hy advcrt peuts 20 n-ov.
CONTINUATION oFITa GREAT srCrrsc
ard fc arge audleLces ths, mighty throag its
Wi fAVL NOT TEE L.KGEsr cnup,xy
Tut tie Stars and Stoct q rp.,vcf,b
TEMplE OF TIE Nf-SES
are II uLlversai admitted &" Dr pA--rners Of we'll
Eovr Ie pH tAllon- CrALsTY K,THER rlI,S Or :"
ii1I IS our "t0Usn II 81 "a - os,e ,Hs
g. e.. rr.,cr ,f -h..h. siv- - :. IL , , ,
a III 'i'"' MISS kVl BRENT,
CoInpeer of Mis- Caroline Richin.sI
The Fascinating tahsemr;
NJ LIZ MARIE ZOE
Siater 10 art {, La Belle Cubq-,
The Chan pion i;TIy Mi, I's ,IstSr, ps'cTI
First week o. the new scenic AMI Costume effect,
TIE GTDSIEs' IAl.
Ry MILE EhE anr ADA rESNAN
Ths ia ce Of tie BOLD SOLDIER BoYl
Ethiopian =. anIIicitirs by
Bl bNOHt Eli ami MONROE.
paIces ard Srne>hy
LICK SANDS ard SAM LONG
TEE GRA.D BALLET FRbUPEi
Pretty g fine t"rIn. .Ii'szzhng Eyes,
II r. l. AND PILGRIM,
And the Bcubae Company
PRICES OF ADMIssIoN.-Parquetts and Family
Circle. Is cents Ore hrstra Cars S. c. nts Singh
TX nylfcss S5 Colorei Circle % cents
:.""rs open ~ So 'ci"rt Commence AZ 3 q elk
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Burning of a Gunboat-the Canal Opposite

CAIRO, Feb THE light 4, a r gnnboat Glide
was burnt this morning. Tie boat, guns and
machinery are a total loss. The cause Of the
fire il unlpown.
Nicksbnrg letters OF the 3lst ult., say that the
canal project has been fully adopted, and the
largest POSSIBLE force would be kept at work
cay ard night until il WAS comP!et d. Ii must
he wholly cut the requi' ed width and depth, IL
having been de mons tTated thai n, r,liance can
ip placed on the action of the water washingit
out Some weeks will elaps" fore lis COM
pl.tion. The troops from above continue 10
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George Francis Train , ompelieJ ia l.axs
hlN>ouri.

Fl oUIs, Feb. 7.-fi-orre Francis Train
We ilrest a ms evening AT the Planters
EoEse. ~ DIl'' a States a, te,tlvss- and yiv.r
an cur, ~ gong % Jail. lie chose the forln.r,
a. Closscd the river in Immediately. He was
rt.s'u 10 Ge1ivrr a po.iri al speech To-
n':hi tut vas snmmariiy pr-vsnied 10y the
provost marshal.