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Special Notices

ny- Special Medical Notice-Dr. Charles
II. T0ZER would most respectfully inform the sick
and afflicted that his MEDICAL INSTITUTE is
at the same place, CORNER OF KEARNY AND
JACKSON STREETS, San Francisco, where he
has been established for many years for the cure of
SPECIAL COMPLAINTS. Having relinquished
my old mode of advertising, which has become so
common with all the Quack Doctors of San Fran
CISCO filling the newspapers with false references,
for the purpose ofimposing upon strangers, think
it is only necessary to inform those in need of
PHYSICIAN OF LONG EXPERIENCE AND
SUCCESSFUL PRACTICE, that I gan be con-
suited at all business hours at my MEDICAL IN
STITUTE, corner of Kearny and Jackson streets,
San Francisco.
Ladies suffering from the Whites, Piles, Weak
ness of the Back Pain in the Side, Headache. Pei
.pitation Of ,he Heart, Derangement ofthcir Month
ly Sickness, and all other Diseases that the Female
System is subject to, will find prompt relief by ap-
plying to DIR. CHAS II. TOZER.
My FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS were never
known to fail in giving relief in those cases for
which they are recommended To be obtained only
at my Office.
PRICE FIVE DoLLARs--with full directions
each box Sent by mail express.
Address DR.. CHAs II. TOzER, NJ. D., San
Francisco, CAL, or Lock Box 1884,
Consultation Free. All communications strictly
confidential CHAS II. TOZER, NJ. d.
Late Consulting Physician of Locke Hospital
London. jnl2ly
EaJ- The Best Remedy for Purifying the
Blood Strengthening the Nerves, Restoring
the Lost Appetite, is
FRESE'S HAMBURG TEA.
1t is the best preservative against almost any
sickness, if used timely. Composed of herbs only,
it be given safely to infants. Full direction in
English, French, Spanish, and German, with every
package. TRY IT.
For sale at all the wholesale and retail drug
stores and groceries
EMIL FRESE, Wholesale Druggist,
Sole Agent, 4iO Clay street,
je2O:ly San Francisco.
W. Hope for the Afiicted.-In another part
of this paper will be found the advertisement of the
celebrated Institute established by DIR. j. C.
YOUNG, in 1850. In this age of deceit and char,
latanism it is boon to the suffering to point OUT
to them where they sure of obtaining the wished
for relief and Under the care of the skifsl
Doctor the sick and troubled can dvest themselves
of their burdens of pains and shame, lay aside their
cross, and secure health and happiness. If you
sick OF in trouble, do not hesitate. Read the
advertisement and follow the advice. Do not for
get the number the manner of directing your
letter. CONSULTATION OFFICE, 5S6 Washing
ton street, San Francisco. sr0r. -r wssee
~ 4LlrE
MARRIAGE AND CELIBACE, an Essay
of Wa, ming and Instruction for Young Men. Also,
Diseases and Abuses which prostrate the vital
powers, with sure means of relief. Sent free of
charge in scaled letter envelopes. Address DIR. J,
SKILLIN HOUGHT0N, Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. je2s
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CONGRESSIONAL CLONE. We are under OBJ
legations to Hon. John Bidwell for Con.
gression Globes, first session of the 3etb
C1ngress.
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Sole Agent, no Clay street,
je20Iy San Francisco.
MARRiAGE AND CELIBACr, an Essay

of Wa ming and Instruction for Young Men. Also,
Diseases and Abuses which prostrate the vital
powers, with means of relief. Sent free of
charge in sealed letter envelopes. Address DR.. J,
SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association.
Philadelphia, Pa. je2s
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1t IS ordered that the County Treasurer
pay, from any moneys in his hands belong
ing to the State 5
j. W. Garden, for making out deln.
quent tax list, ll3 279 of SIS 40....S 6 "a
G. d. Forbes, Auditor 1929 of $50 60 %
The bill of W. W Stewart, for hire If
horses and wagon for prisoners is rejected.
there being no law to allow such charges
1t is ordered that Copper City school dis
trlct be abolished, and that any moneys be
longing to said school district be transferred
by the County Treasurer to the unarportion-
ed school fund
The petition Of citizens of Millville and
vicinity, asking donation of $1,000 towards
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County CouRT.-The County Court, Hon.
c. C. Bush presiding, met on Wednesday,
pursuant to adjournment, and proceeded to
try the cases founded on the indictments OF
the Grand Jury.
Tn the case of the two Cinnamon. indicted
for robbing Kesler's store, at Whiskytown,
the Jury found verdict of guilty. The
Judge will pass sentence upon them AZ three
O'Clock to-day.
No other cases had been disposed OF up to
the time of going to press.
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c. W. TAYLOR,
Foreman Grand Jury.

M msii W F
$50
nao peg s. uIas
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SHASTA COU RI E r.
SATURDAY MORNING, FEB. l6, 1867.

PIRE.-On the 5th inst J. P. Smith, of
South Cow Greek, lost his house and every
thing it contained by fire. At the time the
fire occurred Mrs. Smith was absent at a
neighbor's, and Mr. Smith at work in a field
some distance from the house. Seeing con-
siderable smoke issuing from tie building
Smith started to ascertain the cause, but be-
fore he reached the house the flames shot up
through the roof and spread so rapidly that
nothinq could be saved The flames first
issued from the roof directly over room IN
which no fires were ever kindled, and Smith
is satisfied that the destruction OF his pro-
.perty was the work Of an incendiary.
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Rates of Taxation for is67-s.

1t is ordered that the rates of taxation on
all real estate and personal property within
the county of Shasta, for the fiscal year of
SG- 3 hn E,llnms To wit
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DrcK SHoorrys.-A good story Is told OF
one George w. Shaffsr. He bad one
been long out shooting, and was comins
home with his game bag empty, and MN m
self weary, when he stopped 81 the 'o
house for a moments rest. -.
"There's a fine lot Of ducks back mere
in the pond" said he to the toil-keeper ~;
:. what will you let me fire into them TOT :
"Can't do it," responded the toil,man.
al don't want to have any OF my DUCKS
killed." ,.. and
George put his gun in the dollhouse anu
ret,rncd TO take another look at the ducks
When he was gone, the toll-man, VINO was
q weo drew the shot from the barrei, ano
then replaced che grfn. So
f George returned, and then renewed 'he
.ss.;on : .19- =
"WelI, though you are . good sno., !
don't believe you could hurt them mucn.
Give me your money, George anu you
may fire." $500 a,,,.ao marty
who had gathered around went PACK 70
witness his discontinue. He raised Ms
cun fred and killed nine of them. !,
2 mTbe deuce :" cried the toll-man.> i
took the charge ont of your gum. :,
eyes, / supposed you would sa'o 2
George. 81 always 60 double charged
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SoREow.-Sorrow sobers us and makes
the mind genial. And in sorrow We love
and trust our friends more tenderly, and
the dead becomes dearer to US. And just
as the stars shine out in the night, so there
are blessed faces that look at US in our
grief, though before their features were
fading from our recollection. Suffering /!
Let no man dread it too much, because it
is good for him, and it will help to make
him sure of his being immortal. 1t is not
in the bright, happy day, but only in the
solemn night, that other worlds are to be
seen shining in their long, long distances.
And it is in sorrow-tbat night of the
soul-that we see farthest, and know our
selves natives Of infnity, and sons and
daughters of the Most High.
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A man is to be valued above all other
things for having a backbone; the want Of
almost every other member may be in
some degree supplied; wig, false teeth,
glass eye, stuffed arm, and wooden leg, all
NAV be had for a trifle round the corner
but if he is born without o backbone you
can never put one into him to stand for
half an hour IS if he had one.
A paper gives the following reasons for
not publishing a poetic e~lfusion "The
rhythm sounds like pumpkins rolling over
a barn floor, while some lines appear to
have been measured with a yard stick,
and others with a ten-foot pole"
Squabosh, the philanthropist, advocates
negro suffrage OF the ground that woody
fabrics are particularly needed at the
poles.
"Before love comes in at the door," it
would be well for him to peep through the
key hole. He might see something that
would prevent him from entering.
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WHAT A PINT OF WHISKY COsT.-Some
thirty-one years ago, Jonathan Beckwitb,
q young lawyer of decided promise, bought
a pint of whisky, and, getting drunk, wan,
dered out on Terre Coupee prairie on q
cold winter night. and was so badly frozen
that he lost his reason and the use of his
limbs, and has been ever since, until his
death two weeks ago, an inmate of the
county po0r-house, an insane cripple, and
his keeping has cost the county no less thar
ss, OO0.-6onA Bend (Ind.) Register.
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HOTEL "ACCoMMoDATIONs.'-1 the new
chapters of The Guardian Angel" in the
February atlantic, there is the following
statement of what must have been the cx-
~perience of thousands of travellers:
1t is a fine thing to be set down in a great
over-crowded hotel, where they do not
know you, looking dusty, and for the mo-
ment shabby, with nothing but a carpet
bag in yonr hand, feeling tired, and any
thing but clean, and hungry, and worried,
and very miserable and mean, and to I'M
dergo the appraisipg process of the gentle
man in the office, who, while heeshoves
the book round to you for your name, is
making o hasty calculation as to how high
up he can venture to room you. But Muir
ray Bradshaw's plain dress and carpet bag
were more than made up for by the air
and tone which imply the habit OF being
attended to. The clerk saw that in a
glance, and as he looked at the name and
address in the book, spoke sharply in the
explosive dialect of his tribe:
"Jun /! ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
him upt'thirty-one !"
When Cyprian Eveleth reached the same
hotel late at night, he appeared in his best
clothes and with a new valise but his
amiable %countenance and gentle voice and
modest manner sent him up two stories
higher, where be found himself in a room
not much better than u garnet, feeling
lonely enough, for he did not know he had
IN acquaintance in the same house,
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AN INDEPENDENT PAUPER.-An old fell
low in a town in Essex county, Mass, once
respectable, who, through looking upon
the wine when it was red, and fluids OF
other colors, was reduced to the condition
of a pauper, was allowed occasionally lib
erty beyond the poor-hOuSe walls, which
he improved by calling on a dear friend
who clandestirely sold the creature. On
his last visit he imbibed 4 glass or two,
and received, besides, Il couple of glasses
in a bottle, fortified with which he sailed
forth to fall into the arms OF a constable,
who had watched him through the window
the result was, the friend was prosecuted
and the pauper summoned as a witness.
When placed upon the stand he was asked
if he knew the prisoner. Certainly, he had
known him many years.
"Did you ever go there =
eyes; always when he went to town
"And now" said the magistrate, "did
you ever buy any liquor there ~
(which :" said the old fellow, suddenly
hard of hearing.
"Did you ever buy any liquor there p
81 decline to answer :" said the witness,
"You must answer or be committed fol
contempt" said the Judge, sterniy.
"Well," replied the old fellow, after a
few moments pause, what will be the
extent Of the penalty =
imprisonment in the Salem JAIL" re-
sponded the judge.
"Indeed. Well, as l think that an i'm,
provement on the ~poor-houSe, | shan't
tell -
And he didn't; thereby saving his friend
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A DESERVED MISUNDERSTANDING mas
named one of her new counties Hale, In
honor OF Stephen F. Hale, who com
manded one of her regiments, and fell in
one Of the battles around Richmond.
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rARPETINGS, RUGS, OIL CLOTHS,
~ WINDOW SHADES, PAPER HANGlNGS,
cocoa and CANTON MATTlNGS, &c.-Having
purchased the above stock OF Messrs. French j
trenshaw, ] shall commence business on my own
account in the .tore No COL corner Ninth and
Main streets, where ] shall be pleased to see all In
want OF such goods. r. P. RICHARDSON,
fe 2-lm formerIy Richardson 4 Co.
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The regular collections of internal reye-
nue. for New York city for the past four
years amount TO nearly el00, 000, 900.
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fta
ICH M LONE AND DAD WILLIE
~ RAILROAD CHANCE OF SCHEDULE.
On and after THURSDAY, January 81, 1907, the
.LYaCHBUKG AHD DkEyILLg AND WAY &C.
COMMODATlON PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leave Richmond daily, except sundays.
IT. ~
Leave Danville daily, except Sundays,
connecting at BURKRviiiE with trains On the
southsfds road. Passengers for stations on that
road, Lynchburg, Knoxville, Nashville, Memphis,
&c, take this train.
THkoUaH EXpRRss MAfL TRAI3 GOING
WEST.
Leaves Richmond daily at...........2. 40 Pm
Leaves Dsnviile daily .eS5 r. M.
COMO EAST.
Leaves Greensboro daily al. ..........72o p. NJ.
Leaves Danvtlle daily at. ............4EP P. NJ.
Passengers for all stations ives, Of Dt1yiile,
Charlotte, Columbia, Charleston. Augusta, hscon,
Savannah, Columbus, atlanta, MONTGOMERY, New
Orleans vfd Coiumbia, &c AXE this train.
THOMAS D0DAMEAD,
ja3 superintendent.
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GENNET,

n GENNET, IN
u. @D
OPPOSITE THE PosT-oFFIcE,
keeps full supplies of all MATERIALS required by
the DENTAL PROFESSION.
A full assortment OF s. s. Whites P0RCE
LAIN TEETH, together with teeth of seve.
raj other manufacturers
GOLD FOIL of Abbey 4 Sons, s. Hape, John
son K Luud, S.. s. White:
LAMMS CRYSTAL SHRED GOLD,
ROBERTS o. ARTIFICIAL,
LAWRENCE'S and TOWNSHIPS ANAL.
GAM,
TIN FOIL, F0RCEPS,
EXCAyAToRS, ~PLUGGERS,
FILES, BUCCANEERS,
S%YRINGES, &c.
ra4 No. l0ll Main street.
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&4HsgNsfE83

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
On and after SUNDAY, JANUARY 9Th, the
following trains will leave hichmond:
MAIL TRAIN daily TO Gordonsvilie, and except
on Sunday to Stanton, nj Z 30 A. "
NIGHT PAsSkNGER TRAIN daily to Gordons.
willie At 7. 80 p. NJ.
These trains make close connections with trains
on the Orange and Alexandra railroad and on
NIGHT TRAINS passengers will 90 through 10
Washington without cha &c fears.
THROUGH TICKETS sold TO Washington and 10
Lynchburg, Knoxville, Nashyills, Memphis, Mo-
bile, New orleans. and other principal points in
the southwes q also, n Lexington, Winchester,
ard other points In the Valley.
FREIGHT TEAMS. except on Sunday. leave
Richmond AZ SIS A. ", making close connections
with FREIGHT TRAVIS on the Orange ard Alex.
andria railroad for Lynchburg 4 d Alexandria.
Also, FREIGHT n PASSENGER TRAINS
leave Stanton for Jsckson's River on MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY at q NJ.
VI. ID. wHfTC0hB,
ia General superintendent.
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nAILY LINE TO NORFOLK, CITY
IL POINT, n ALL LANDINGS sS-,1
on IS RlyER n0g I'D after Ss-s7xlSsJ
the TENT OF the kz3&Z
siegant steamers
GE0RGgAYNA...........C Captain d. J. HILL,
JOHE STLVEsTER,. Captain n. o.. 6tFYoap,
will leave LudIsm q Watson's wharf DAILY, s1.
SSsF3Ik;, PSkgsSo6TH, and ALL LANDINGS
Passengers by these boats viii arrive At City
Point Ia time TO connect with the cars for Pstsn.
Pare to City
Fare 70 aortols....".".".,.r...".
Fars TO Norfolk, second elass. ".."".. 100
Tho GEoRGEAyNA leaves Richmond MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and RIDhYrvs,.v ryrDo
The JJ6iHNsYfLYgsrER leaves Richmond TUES.
kstsurniDs lss!s. Sorioii SSSoSSfbiAY. wEDsKs.
DAY and FRIDAY.
TO Norfolk, and from thence by steamer TO Boston,
Baltimore, principal landings on Chesapeake bay,
and all landings on James river, ~ reasonable
Freight for way landings mus, be grepaid.
L. b. TAT0A, Agent,
So lt-s 0fics at stsamers' wharf.
TOR NEW YORK.-ATLAN-<@
i TIC COAST MAI sTEAMSBIFSaH
COMPANY The splendid new side whssl steam
shit aATTERAS, ALEXANDRA commander, ALpB.
MARIE, 4. BouRsE commander, leave Richmons
: :ysIy THEsPAa ~ and saESkp i.sY. New York
These HIP are entirely new. and we're bsili
they have splsnaid SALOONS and STATE,
Rooms, and the PARR, ACCOMMODATIONS and
are unsurpassed.
Goods shipped by this Line are landed regularly
ct New York, on the ~Compsny's covered piss.
within forty eight hours.
shippers ars invited 20 no.ies that the sfssi
damage and loss by handling, and exposure rom
frequent rs-shippinx, ~ On other lines. 10 zvo'dss
By this route.
Hreights for points beyond New York win be for.
warded with dispatch, and no charge mAds axcspt
actual expenses Incurred.
These ships disc asTss cargo In New YORK AZ pisI
no. Se North river, and the Compsnys STEAMERS
for Wilmington, North Carolina Charleston, sA-
ysnnah, Mobile ard New Orleans, leave from the
same pier. Goods for these points can be trsna.
Tered without expense or exposure.
/ Insurance. Is very low by these ships, and the
economy In time, insukance, and condition 10
which goods are delivered, makes this the cheap
eat route from Virginia. lnsurspss sGsstsd -
lowest rates. when ordered,
AGENTS.
LIVINGSTON, FOX 4 CO.,
M Broadway. View York.
sAMUH AYRIs ACo.I.
yoas \. w Hsan0na' Virginia
Oily foias and Psssnsus.
tn sortols. Virginia.
For freight q I HiisiE: .fEiE { co.. Agents.
one. corner OF Cary and virxin'. streets, oppo-
.its the Tobacco Exchange. ds:t-E
II
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ytRsISIA CSsTRAL RAILROAD,
December Sd, 1855. \

WN3E8MEA|R
last FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN
Il RICHMOND y LYECHBURG.-The VIZ
ginia Central and Orange and Alexandra rail-:
roads have arranged q schedule for q DAILY
FREIGHT TRAIN BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
M. reach Iynchburg same night. Goods leaving
Lyuchburg at Il. II. reach Richmond next day at
2P. NJ. Through receipts given
II. ID. WHlTCoMB,
do General superintendent.
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JOSEPH RODGERS SONS GUILE
u kY.-ENCOURAGE HOME IMPORTATION
We have this day received an assortment OF the
mort beautiful IVORY-HANDLED TABLE CUT
Ley ever offered in this market. These goods
we have imported direct from the manufacturers,
and we will offer them at prices which cannot fail
to satisfy purchasers. All in want will please
give us y call. BRANCH Il
corner of Eighth and Main streets,
fe4 nearly opposite Spot, wood Hotel.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIISoAD OFFICE,
January ", 1881.


Ia yzSss..E $3.50 9F8G
TO THE MERCHANT. OF RICH
i MOND AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES have
been made by the Richmond aud Petersburg and
| Norfolk and Petersburg railroads, and the steam
ers to and from Norfolk, by which
Disc and RODTC may he transported az low
rates between Richmond and Norfolk and balti-
more. Philadelphia, New York, and Boston;
Oysters, In the she'll, Will be transported from
Norfolk to Richmond at one dollar per barrel.
On tho first Of February next, the train leaving
Richmond AZ 2 10 y. NJ. will connect with the train
for Norfolk at Petersburg. and a train will leave
Norfolk at s z. NJ. and connect with the night traln
for Richmond.
For further information apply az the freight de-
pot, corner Of Eighth and Byrd streets.
f' y. n. GILL,
Ia lin Engineer ana srperlntendent.
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The firm Of
IL FRENCH & BoSHER 10 this day dissolved.
WILLIAM FRENCH Ii alone authorized to collect
any debts due the concern, and all claims against
them must be presented to him for settlement.
FRENCH 4 B0sHER.
February 4, 1857. 70 6-3t<
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CIGARS, CIGARS.-A lot Of very su-
" p%srior, just imported: Z: r: DuyAL.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Prayer by the Rev. DR.. Hoge of the
Presbyterian church.
The Journal and Senate message were
read and Senate bills referred.
Committees reported bills, which were
placed on the calendar.
Mr.. BENTLEY, Of Loudoun, was an.
nounced by the CHAIR as Q member of the
Committee on Asylums in place Of Mr..
BAyLoR, Of Augusta, whose health is such
that he may not be able to resume his seat
the present session.
BILLS, RESOLUTIONS, &C.
bliis, ETC., were introduced and referred |:
" Mr.. bnAxros.--A bill making the re-
fusal 70 work on roads 4 misdemeanor.
punishable With . ans Of Ave dollars, or In
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SMOKTNG TOBACCO, SMOKING TO.
y BACC0 The lovers Of real hne SMOKING
free from stems, manufactured In Lynchburg.
Brands "Ths Old Virginia Gentleman" and
"Spseklsd Pup" For sale by
R.w. POWERS,
jan corner Of Main and Fifteenth streets.
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hosse but partially cnnceaed frs1 view cs the present
by laver Of .nrw Th-rr were no IRE e-cAie-, high
rer pre-, aiied large numbers ~ able
boded men ~er. ialr, much discomfort Sc ned 70
pre-, ali IN the homes Of the poor.
There Is, however, Class OF tenement houses OF
betr character thau those We have mentioned-!or in
sanse No so stat.On sreet-~hich the Inmates would
like q keen clean outside we'll inside. The. da moi
contain So m oh of want OF tre escape although
Goorbrnps s26 m.nln Tor eight roolns, a. thy do OF
the street. cont actor la front OF the door Was Ion.
row a the nan,-' ash boxes that had be- q put out
an Ft,av but al two on Tuesday still there.
THR Twg>TTEIH WARD
Thstenement house population o. this ward Is SO 2s,
and lie numb l62 Tue means Of escape OF
go these Is bad I13 are badly ventilated. aud 2e4
have 40 sea erape The avera number OF ainies
Ia a lorse II aud one-thrd- 1ne amount al air
each ,erson Is furnished with shown by the following
table..-
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MISCELLANEOUS THEATRICAL AND MUSICAL ITEMS.

Miss Maggie Mitchell has closed very successful en-
eagement ct tho National, Washington.
Tho comedy Of floo, 900 has drawn good houses a.
Wallis Opera house, Washington, during the past
week
Miss Fannie Price and Mr. Hanchett are a. Macon,
Georgia Fanchon was the opening piece last week.
Boston Is considerably exercised over tho Naked
Truth, which Is nightly presented at the Continental
theatre.
The zanfrctta troupe are ~ Galveston, Texas
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Paul, according to one Of the
philadelphia papers, made their "antepenultimats ap
poarAnce'' IN that city on Friday last
Madame Rissori commences season Of Eve sights Of
Do BARI Opera House, 81 LouIa, this evening.
The Hanlon Eroshers At the savannah thcatrs.
vcstval y sin drawing la,ss houses aa the Memphis
theatre
Miss Helen Westerns engagement a the Albany
Academy Of Music closed or Saturday night
The Toronoss have made hit in Cincinnati d Woods
thsatres
The Buisiay family give the Niagara leap and other
breskneck performances a. the National, Cine nnaiL
The Cincinnati people will have tho Naked Truth held
up for their sdi1caAIen this week u wood'a
Mr. n l. navsnpor closed = successful engagement
a wallsr's opsra HOUSE, Nswpxk, on Saturday.
Ths Ghioni 4 susini Italian 0pen gave The Africar
u Do Bars 0psrs House, 81 Loua Last wssk The shlJ
|. ~ Hss vgeduQsa AaennntiaA
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Prince Poa,aiowsk has Gnished uew mass, which
VIII shortly be performed in the sa.oas OF ko-sinl
The Londnn panlomnnes still IN iu career. and
the motley goddess pr-sldes crowded no1ses a.
Covent Garden, Drury Lane &c.
Char % Dickens series Of readings at Sc james
Hall London, commencing January Id &ueby juno
uon was the ch .ef attraction
The musical profession Is figuring extensively At
present IN ths London Several cases regarding
copyrights have been under discusslon
The New York herald., 1867-01-29
CHARGE pf STEALING LeIIfss.

Srmsayr In, Mass, Jan. Is, 1867
Charles Rhoady is under 81 900 bonds Tor ts be
the United oistes Commissioner al Boston fo stealing
letters from the Fitchburg Post 0itce.