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VARIETIES THEATRE--Grayier street The
comedy Of Money, being the benefit Of br.
ST. CHARLES THEATRE-St Charles street.
The great sensational drama entitled ''Nobody's
Daughter, concluding with "Sla5her and Crasher."
ACADEMY OF MUSIC-St Chares street. The
great variety company, introducing burlesques
singing, dancing, negro ecoentFioities, acrobatio
feats etc.
NEW OPERA HOUSE Bourbon street.-The
comic opera of "Orpheus," concluding with the
comedy Of Les FemIaes Terribles," being tue ben
eft of Mr.. Gilbert
CRESCENT CITY MUSkUM-Nos. 40 and az st.
Charles street-Open day and evening, with an i'm
mense collection OF animals, birds, and ouriosities
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Important Military Order

" Special Order No, 2sv Revoked.
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Notarlal BlanKs lawyefs briefs, and ah
kinds Of legal fornls accurately printed as
he eaice q the RspuBI1cnS Ne u q.
Charles street,
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Bills Of exchange, prolsiaaory notes, bills
Of ladiug, drey receipts bank checks, and
All kinds Of commercial printing neatly ex-
ecuted At the REPUBLICAN, Office, No, os IS.
Charles street.
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.nrrTIEs rWEATRE.

friday Evening, February ss, 1858.
nspeHt Of EDWIN ADAMS. when lvil be per-
formed Buwer's famous Comedy OF
MON EY.
F3vin Adams as ALFRED EVELYN. supported by
the entire Company.
|gstgrday Matinee at u o'clock the Drama OF the
MARBLE HEART. fe45
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THE PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.

PROCEEDINGS OF SOUTHERN CONVENTIONS
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Men. ,. vY. aIeponala, q Clalborne.

Hon. j, W. Mcdonald of Claiborne
Our desire to do justice to all men makes
us happy TO publish the following card
from Mr.. Blackburn, but we must state the
fact that the use, by the opponents Of the
nominees of the Radical Republican party,
Of the name Of any gentleman, even if he
were not like Mr.. Mcdonald DISTINGUISHED
under the law, would make that party look
upon him with distrust. We are also very
happy to state that the Montford Wells
heretofore referred to as participating inFa
rebel meeting at Rapidss parish, is not, as
we had supposed, the son of the ex-goV-
ernor, but some more distant relative Of
that gentleman, and Ct entirely diaereRt
political prOclivities
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Interesting News from All Points.
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Il sos,s ohly IS per head TO raiss cattle
in Texas.
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River News, Markets, Etc.
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NEwsPAPERs. MAGAzINEs.
BOOKS. STATIONERY, ETo.
A. SIMON.
as RaK-Onne atreet..............S6
HAa ALNAYE ZOE RALE.

MaEOnne Street..........,...SS
~ HAS ALWAYS FOR SALE.
An - CITY PAPERS,
All the Northern and Western DA1LlHS,
The leading PIOTORIALSs
I60 different Publications, among which are
the American Naturalist, the journal Of Speculative
Philosophy Thrilling Narrative Of the Union Re,
fReos and the Massacre OF the Martyrs Of Liberty,
the Nearo n the Rabellion. hs Oointe de Morst
suhsarin7tons received for the American Conflict
hiegorg of the Crest Rebellion, by Horace Greeley,
IN Two large, double column octave volumes OF ole
uaSes Aa6b fluatrafsd with IA Portraits, Engrav.
ngs etc. and Containing descriptions Of SAT battea
lls quotations. and 6A6 references eto- nos
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All the good beet il Chicago is shipped
East
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aRANp MATINEE FOR LADIES AND oHIL-
DREN SATURDAY AT II NJ.

..o,bar change Of Frogramme-Four new and
ANS SsnsrkIing acts-Select oiio entertainment. IN
2ahieh an of the great Artists of the Academy
PIE CARPET BAG; DIDRT MOVE Him:
THE JEALOUS HUSBAND, and THE
STATUE, forming aremarkably strong and at
e..gs pOrepsTations are being made for forthcoming
novelties. lezt
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1lisss, and ali kinds Of Legal Forms ascurAteIy
pfistod st the once Of ne Rspublioan. No q 81
eassi,aafzssk
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Special Dispatch to New Orleans Republican,
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FROM WASHINGTON
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oond1naut having canhqd many unprucipled daat
era 70 apbly the nane 70 Spurious Dompoands the
Pubic Is faApetuug and aagnfat req uessed 70 so
lhat the names a. LIZA 4 PERRtNH are npon the
Wrapper. LAhsl. stopper and kottle; = - 49,
n a lIOHN uUNCAN,6 SONS
New York, Agents for he Unitsd States.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
= OADEMx OF MUSIC.


1-,ursday Might, February ~, 1858, ana
Every Night and saturday Room.
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CARD FROM MR., BLACKBuRN.
EDITOR REPUBLICAN;

EDITOR REPUBLICAN;
In your issue OF day before yesterday
you do injustice to J. W. Mcdonald, Of
Claiborne parish, in this, that you speak OF
him as an ex-rebeI Mr.. Mcdonald never
was either rebel or secessionist. but
ever. as now, q true and steadfast Union
man. II is true he was member Of the
state legislature during the war, and If any
such proposition came up it is quite likely
be voted for g men aud money to carry on
the rebellion just as any other man would
have been compelled to do or be hanged.
Bat Mr.. Mcdonald was not "a member OF the
legislature for any such purpose. He was
there at my special request, and through
my especial and hearty support, as a stay
and check to the wild and reckless en-
er0aohments Of what was then known and
dreaded in this stale as the "Tom Moore
Administration y - eaer0aehments which
threatened to crush out and literally destroy
from the face Of the earth every Union or
conservative man IN Louisiana. And Mr..
Mcdonald did in this capacity perform
great service to this class of men, and for
doing which he is now prescribed both BY
the reconstruction acts and the proposed
constitutional amendment. But he is new
ertheless friend to loyal reconstruction,
and is in every sense as tEue Union mau
and as trustworthy gentleman as lives in
this or any other state; and have no idea
be will consent to run on The ticket upon
which his name has been placed.
Please publish this in Justice to one WHOM
/ have kaown long aud well.
NEV ORLEANS, February q, 1858.
w. JASPER BLACKBURN.
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A PRKHENT FOR EVERY TICKET
who desire 70 purchase should DO 90 at ones,
p enAhla usto register them before the hnal
I|1ution.
Is 81 ssoh; three fors2 90; six for IS; twelve
suirda viii BE- delivered = directed, the day
The distribution. and ghQ result sent 70 each
4 y hnifar nt once. send stamps for prospectus
! llzl Of urisss. Reliable agert with food refer
vented Address l. B, NORRIS a I'd,
1m III Broadway, Eee Yofs
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Aettj 0rIeatts Republican.

OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE UNITED STATES
u--aoe-
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
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|. W. oHETTl
3uperintendenl
al Pass Agent
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Friday, February Ss, 1885,
s,d avery evening until further notice, the great
Conditional romance infive acts, dramatized for
this theatre by ]. II Duriyage from Mss n; y,
ii Rraddons cele brated story OF NUbODH'o .
RIIGYTER abounding in the most thrilling
tsblesux, To Conclude with the farce OF SLASH
ER AND CRASHER. l.
III commence at half fpast precisely.
ressta can be secured one day in advance.
"a p. GLEASON, Treasurer.
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ADJUSTMENTS TINS EVENING.

OFFICIAL lOURNiL Of the REPUBLICAN, PARTY
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THE OLD COUNCIL REINsTATED.

HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT }
New Orleans. La, February27, 1853
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lisO,OOo vVsrth or New Furniture
at Cost,

1as Stook Of goods is all new and Of superior
|lish and will be sold low to close out.
BEDsFEADs.
S'a ao.sMsod, MAAOs.ny. wA'Hat' and Cherry
f@s CHAIRS.
p Rdoasa Spring ssAt. oaae, Wood, ARd Ksplt
Bottom Chairs.
wARDRoBEs.
~ Rosewood. Mahogany. and Walnut Ward
'' BUREAUS.
10 Marble and Wood Top Burssas. of different
kinds and styles
TABLES.
y 90 Extension and Leaf Tables.
-ALEor-
large lot Of Cottage and Bedroom Sets.
~ kinds 81 Marble and Wood Top WashstAuds.
exlar ssts ef all kinds. and every description Of
aiturs usaaily kept in first class sstabliuhment
ErhAsaEs can rely upon ID that svsry artiule sold
Eo Ni be as good - represented. and viil be sold
twas the same description oan BE- had IN any
-'ss, = s4' - sp@ j. B. HUBBARD.
CoFnsf Rnmpart and Psrdiao streets.
t1f em New Orlesna.
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TEW OPERA HOUSE.

HALL.
Poydras Street,
sETWEEN FRANKLIH AND LIBERTY SITS.
The undersigned respectfully informs the public
A,s he has leased this new. large. and eonmodious
Hll, and that Colored
PUBLIC BALL
INA DO given therein semi-Weskly. The Hall will be
,aed to associations and individuals for meetings,
b,Hs, concerts, sorees, etc., on reasonable terms.
Application 70 be made 10
IsIpoR STITCH. Lessee,
hpiy No. 2s0i< Lafayette street.
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CHARLESTON, February 2I.-The conYen'
tion Yesterday passed seventeen sections.
The Judiciary article provides tnai Judges
be elected BY she legislAture. Equity gus
irict. and probate courts are abolished,
A strong effart was made for the election
or iudees by the people, but failed.
A resOlafion was adopted tenqerlhg the
thanks Of the loyal people Of south !. Oaronna
ts congress, General Grant, ana seeresasy
Stanton. some negroes opposed ~ Khe
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with Train \
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BioyvaraE Bubb1cs.

- e. Bloyvhng Bulsb7cs.y =.
As T Ioitered through the village, -
I saw children at,their play, -
Blowing bubbles In the sunshine. :.
,S From = ;ccnnJ pipe OF clay; y
hadpassed them with o greeting, :
But their gladness charmed me so, ~
That I turned to watch their bubbles
/, Sailing through the summers glow,
Though they seemed not half so brilliant
,As,in boyhood had blown b. :
When the smallest of my bubbles
Held o rainbow Of its own, e'f-
Yet my little friends grew merry,
x As each tinted, air-blown toy
Floated upward, and the baby
81 Clapped it's chubby hands for joy.
And the girl-her arms outstretching,
As il begging them to stay
Said, sim sorry, very sorry, .
They so quickly fade awayl"
But her brother looked right manly,
AS he shouted with delight,
"It is easy, very easy,
To blow others just as bright"
And he blew with such good fortune,
That, before his task was done,
You might count score of bubbles
Floating gaily in the sun;
Then her eyes with pleasure sparkled,
AS the crystal phantoms played,
And she quite forgot her sorrow
That they each so quickly fade.
And she paused where was resting
In the shadow of a yew,
And in tones OF laughing wonder cried,
"Can'tyou blow bubbles, too?"
And / knew not how to answer;
So left them at their play,
Blowing bubbles in the sunshine,
From a penny pipe of clay.
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y. . ft.t'fa y. !. .
. .'You shall do no such thing, Msdam
! May, was Charlsy's laughing re-
sponse, as he got mp and kissed May
directly in the mouth, just in time to
stop torrent of words that, that :ss,sil- :ss 5ss.il-
oIners minute, would have poured
out. "Yon shall do no such thing.
This time I shall have my way, anu
cousin J'he shall not have her curi-
osity excited any more without being
satisfied" ~.
saw there was to be q discussion
on that point, but I knew that, in
some way, Charley was sure to come
OFF victor; SO merely saying that I
would be back in few moments, /
slipped out of the room, and walked
about the garden until I felt sure the
point was settled, when I went back,
and found Charley and May looking
as happy as birds, and laughing the
old laugh, as usual AS I entered,
Charley drew up the rocking. chair,
and, after seeing me safely deposited
in its depths, said:
"Now, cousin Jane, I shall tell you
the story about how 1 first met my
wife:
'It is just five years ago, this sum-
mer, that 1 was granted exemption
for one month from my desk, and
went down with my chum, Horace
Hyatt, to his father, in old Mon
mouth, the garden of that unjustly
abused Stnte, New Jersey. 1 should
never have forgotten that visit, even
though I had not there met with an
adventure that had its influence on
the whole future of my life. 1 should
remember it for the real true hos
pitality of the Hyatt's; for the solid
old-time comfort of the farm, and the
quiet way in which, within couple
of days after my arrival, was put in
possession of it, and made to feel that
it all belonged to me, to do just what
/ pleased with. There were plenty
of horses, and we rode; plenty Of
fish, and we fished; plenty of wood
cock, and we shot. All this shall be
spoken with q proviso. L say we
by which, let it be understood, do
not mean Horace's two sisters, Carrie
and Nettie, as having participated in
all these sports. They rode, to be
sure-and charmingly they did it;
they fished, and, 1 am obliged to
confess, were much luckier than their
guest. But they did not shoot.
though 1 shall not exult over their
lack of this accomplishment-they
were charming enough without it. 1
am sure shall excite no jealousy by
declaring that, with one exception,
which I shall not mention here, Car
rie and Nettie Hyatt were the two
most charming girls had ever seen,
and was just hesitating as to which
of them I should fall desperately in
love with, when my calculations were
all disturbed by an accident-for so I
suppose must call it-though really
seeming like a special Providence.
What this was, 1 shall tell in the best
way I know how.
CONTINUED IN OUR NEXT.
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New York Advertisements
La Mirandes' French Remedies

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Ill Having been for many years the First
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the full history of your case, the consulta-
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Ladies may address us in full confidence.
ADVICE GRATIs.-Our book, by which any
person can understand their own case,
sent free to any address.
Ladies' may address us in full confidence.
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HOW ! MET Mu MtFE.

There was always mystery hang
ing about certain way that Morgan
had, and in which he was always
joined heartily by his wife-my own
cousin, May Stevens, that had been
q way that troubled my curiosity
much, until the one eventful evening
that it was satisfied by hearing the
reason why.
All that long sentence without
telling what that way was, or how
he was joined in it by May.
It was simply this: That every
time word was spoken that led to
the period when Charley Morgan first
met my cousin May, they would both
laugh very heartily, but would always
refuse to tell at what they laughed.
This was certainly very provoking,
and had little hesitation in telling
them so-not once, but many times
at which they laughed more heartily
than ever. and always ended by kiss
ing each other and looking very
affectionate.
I determined to have n solution of
the matter, if for no other reason
than that it worried me. 1 am but
woman. and having pleaded to the
possession of curiosity, I see no rea-
son why that foible of my sex should
elicit 10 charity, and no reason why
sometimes it should not be indulged.
With this resolution, I set forth one
evenines when we three, Morgan,
May and myself, were drawn up be-
fore the fire and fairly settled for q
talk. There was no use mincing
matters, was my first idea, and with
this thought I dashed boldly in with:
''Mr. Morgan"-I usually call him
Charley, but was desirous of show
ing that 1 was really in earnest
"Mr. Morgan, why do you always
laugh and look at May when the sub
ject of your first meeting with her is
spoken of?''
This, l was sure, was simple ques-
tion; and yet, instead of answering
it in simple way, they went back,
both of them, on the old plan, and
laughed as though the words 1 had
just spoken were the very best joke
in the world. I could do nothing, of
course, but look grave and solemn,
which in few moments brought
them both round to looking the same
way, and then May spoke to me
seriously, and said:
"Cousin Jane, you take our laugh
ing much more earnestly than I
thought you would. It is only lit
tie memory between Charley and me
that brings the laugh; to us it is u
droll remembrance, but perhaps in
telling it, there would be nothing to
amuse any one"
This explanation brought back my
good humor in an instant, and, with
smile, I said:
"Now, May, this is really unkind Of
yon: fer 40 long have you excited my
curiosity, that, even were the story
not worth telling, you should tell it. "
"Well, cousin Jane shall have that
story, May, and I will tell it myself
to her."
At this declaration, I was sur
prised to see May flush up to bright
red, and break out rather vehement
, ly with:
"Now, Charley-that is really too
bad! You shall not do it, sir. If
cousin Jane is to have the story, 1
will tell her myself" And then,
after q pause, she said, "When we
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NEW and FAST SCHEDULE now in
IN operation, with complete and continu-
ous connections, from Columbis and all
points in the interior of South Carolina.
via Kingsville. Wilmington s;id Weldon, 10
Richmond. Washington, Baltimore, Phila-
dclphia, New York, Boston, and all princi-
pal points North and East. No change Of
Passenger Cars between Weldon and
Acquia Creek. No Omnibus transfer at
Petersburg or Richmond. Fare as low as
by any other route. Time, forty-three
hours to New York.
At Weldon, Passengers have choice Of
the following routes, viz: Cristied and An
namessic Line, Washington or Inland
Line, Baltimore or Old Bay Line. Tickets
good by either route.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.-Tho route by
Charlotte and Greensboro is advertised as
sevcnty-tivc miles shorter and twelve hours
quicker-try it, if you wish to be deceived.
Through Fast Express Train, uid Twill
minpton Weldon and Richmond leaves.
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Charleston Advertisements.
,@CHARLEsTON HOTEL,
OLA RI. Ee1.n n s. 6. :

= AskSNCo THE undersigned having
KaH zeS -.lS taken charge OF the above
f. 81 IL well.known HOTEL, re-
spectfully informs his
friends aud the travelling public that it has
ments. The table will, ct all times. be
eupplied with tho best the Market affords,
including every delicacy in season, while
the cuisine will be une1ceptionable. The
Bath Rooms attached to the Hotel are sup
piled with the celebrated Artesian Water,
and hot, Cold or Shower Baths can be OBJ
tanned at any time. The same attention
will be paid to the comfort of the guests
as heretofore, and travellers can rely upon
finding the Charleston Hotel equal to any
in the United States. The patronage of
the travelling public is respectfully solicit
ed. j. p. HORBACH, Agent,
Jan IL 3mo Proprietor.
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IHe DteHmer5 OF IHe OIu Day I1He IeaVo
for Baltimore 7.30 p. m.
tLeave New York at 7.3O p. m. to come
South.
Two trains daily from Kingsville, North
the 11.30 a. M. Fast Express, and 200 p.
m. Mail. Baggage checked through.
Elegant Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains.
Through Tickets, good by either route
until used-with option to Passengers Of
stopping at terminal points-can be OBJ
tanned at the Ticket Office of the South
Carolina Railroad. p. 81. LANGDON,
Oct % emo Gen'l Southern Agent.
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The l.fe OF ALI Aesh is blood. The
health Of all life is pure flesh. Pure blood
keeps ont all diseases. The Queens De-
light purifies the blood.
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Charlotte & South Carolina r. r. Co.
sUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE,

SOLUhbIA, .. S., OCJODeT D, 1901.
NN and after the 9th instant, the Trans
W over this Road will run as follows:
Leave Columbia at... ............ lao p. m.
Arrive at Charlotte at. ........ $40 D.. m.
Leave Charlotte at. .......... 2.55 q. m.
Arrive at Columbia at. ...... 9.4O o. M.
Making close connection for all points
North and South, as follows:
Leave Columbia a............... lao p. M
Leave Charlotte .............. 1000 p. nj.
Leave Greensboro 49,. ........5. 10 a. m.
Arrive Richmond. ......... .4.45 p. m.
Leave Richmond. .945 p. m.
Arrive Washington. 6.15 a. m.
Arrive Baltimore. 8. 10 q. m.
Arrive Philadelphia Il so D. m.
Arrive New York: :....... 10 p. M.
Passengers taking this route, going
North, have choice of route from Green's
boro, Weldon or Portsmouth.
R1- Tickets good over either route.
baggage checked through.
For THROUGH TICKETS to Richmond,
Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York, apply at Ticket Office, foot Ac-
ding street. CALEB BOUKNIGHIy
Oct s Superintendent
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MILLS HOU S E ,

CHARLESTON, s. @.
THIS well-known FIRST CLASS
@HI HOTEL has been thoroughly repair
-al-Ged, reftted and refurnished, and is
now ready for the accommodation of the
travelling public, whose patronage is re-
spectfully solicited.
The proprietor promises to do all in his
power for the comfort of his guests.
March 81 JOSEPH PUROELL. PrOp'r.