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Receipts by Railroad, November 4,

SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
1000 bales cotton, 10 bales dOmcstics 100 cases
iard. cars lumber, ) cars wood. To Railroad
Agent, q w Williams N co, PciL.r, Rodgers & CO.
smith 4 co, X Mure, W Roach, J II Robson,
EHiaGhorll, " Herring & CO, Watson Iiil, Sloan, {;
II walter II co, w Courtney 4 co, Frost 4 All
ger, Rccdcr Davis, w W Smith, Muwry 4 CO.
Grc;lscr Smith, AMI others.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD
l33 baics cotton, so bblS naval stores 10 cars
humber, tobacco, nl'lse &c. To Kinsnlar & How
ell, Ryan, y Levy, Walter 4 co, A j Saiinas.
]. Cohen co, u Klattc, ThurstOn 4 Holmes W..
Bee co, ClaghOrn, Herring & CO, I. Cohen 4 60.
q " Williams & co, Frost & hdgcr, \ Is 4 Sloan,
W, y pincsll: Maker w Gnrney, lsrodc & co.
Caldwell son. Miss i Gisi Ingraham & Son, Il
iracscr < Smith, KIncS wickenhcrg * co, anu j
ID Aiken cu,
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List of Shipping


IL THE PORT OF CHARLESTON, NOVEMBER 4.
Vessels under 100 tons, and steamers coasting
within the State, excepted.
STEAMSHIPS.
Darien (Dr), 11I2 tons, Peters, at Royce & co.'s
wharf. for Liverpool loalling-R Surc e co.
Manhattan, 1897 tons, Woodruff, az Adgcr's wharf,
w Everman, Gsl tons, lIinckiey, at Atlantic
wharf, for Philadelphia, ready-Jolm & Thco
Getty.
Ellen Sontharl, 9iS tons, Morse, at Atlantic
wharf, loadlds for I.lycrpoo!-Wiig & CHS
Duke OF wellington tDr) 724 tons, Allen, at Van.
dcrhorst's wharf, from Liverpool. discharg-
ing-Raycncl co.
Annie Klmball, 732 tons, Siinson, at Central wharf
John bright tlIr), sos tons, McMuer, at Accommo.
taion ti.lI,, wharf, for Liverpool, loadins-Kisley
Juventa tSor), 500 tons, Wright, at Royce & co.'s
wllarf, for Liverpool, loadng-J NJ Frc,ls
wharf, for a Port In Great britain, ready
palkeiil tSrj, SIS tons, Langwill, at Kcrrs wharf
for Liverpool, loating-R Mure ~ co.
w, ,MymaI. iodso, tons, Wyinam, &c Atlantic wharf,
Jerome Jones' (l'r,) 62l tons, Crosby, at Atlantic
wharf, for Liverpool, loadlng-W Roach & co.
Port IN rcss saHfk a. SGIaI wharf Mars
& co.
Mary Kam gsr,, 421 tons. Batler, Mt Atlantic
" ".
Don Jusio. tons, i,onhoT, at Kcrr's wharf, from
DamarscO,ta' Nc, aa1 aG11sssaiarglhg-Mastcr. sci
Lady pcrlc 1r,, $3.50 tons, Patterson, at ncnnctt's
wharf, from Salt River, Jam, waitng-J A
Ensow Il CO.
wharf, for IIayrc, ioadIpg-W Roach & co.
Monica. 1913 tons, McCohb, III Ashley River, for
Susie saron Gf 100 tSns ssw as fac,,o
wharf, for Brunswick, loadlng-J Ensow
cbonrnc, ,co ,ou, po, ,, ,,ro,,, . .,,, ,,,.,
for Liverpool, loadins-w Roach & co.
Josie a Devcreaux, 425 ions, Clark, ut Brown &
co.'s wharf, for Boston, loadlng-M Goldsmith
Fomento, tspanl 1sT tons. Alslna, at Brown \
COS wharf, from Matanzas, waiting-w p
sCHooNERs.
Thomas MiscommIns, ITO tons, Wyatt, ut Ben.
nctps wharf, rcpalring-J A EnslOw & co.
1ss 10 bs ht
Mary Fcmerlck, 2l7 tons, Darscy, in the Stream,
from baltimore, waiiinp-J Enslow 4 CO.
for New York, loadIng-W Roach < co.
Ada Ames, 100 tons, Adams, ut Brown & co.'s
wharf, for Gulf OF Mexico, loading-w Roach
John 4 Crlnin sos tons, Foster, ut Central wharf,
from Philadelphia, dIscharging-II Baker
w Is Thomas 272 tons, Marshall in-thc. Stream,
for philadelphia, readyMli Baker co:
Ida waa asn Ssw ss SSns ga na e sas eo
Henrietta, 100 tons, Lcavtt, In Ashley River, for
baltimore, loading-Risiey & Creighton.
Ayr0vcr, 4lS tons, Brown, nt Adgcr's wharf, for
New York, loading-W Roach 4 CO.
Glengary 2ls tons, Yates. at Atlantic wharf, from
Philadelphia, dischargIng- A Enslow & co.
Lilly. 4l2 tons, Hughes, at Adaer's whnrf. from
New York, dlscharging-W Roach & CO..
David Collins, = tons, Townsend, at Atlantic
wharf, from Philadelphia, discharging-J A
Marcus Hunter, lsa tons, Orr, at Brown & co.'s
wharf, from Portland, Me. dIscharging-T
t Tupper 4 Sons.
II A Tyler EOS tons, Tyler, In the Stream, from
New York, Just arriycd-W Roach 4 co.
J N Dr0omall, = tons, Douglass, ut Central wharf,
from Philadelphia, dlscharglng-H + Baker 4
co.
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FOR THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4.
THE CROPS AND REcEIrTs.-A sharp frost hav-
Ing occurred over most OF the cotton region dur
ing the past week, NIL further development OF the
plant has been stopped ant, the final result OF the
growth OF the year has been reached. What this
amount will finally he is quite uncertain, but
judging from previous experience since the war,
the yield is more likely TO be estimated at over
the actual product than short Of 1t. Reports from
the sea island cotton region mention that large
numbers OF pods which some time since gave in
tlica:ion OF coming to maturity, have suspended
growth and are now drying up, and becoming
utterly valucless. This is supposed to have been
caused by the lessening Of the vitality OF the
plant by the action Of the caterpillar. The arri-
walls OF uplands at the principal cotton ports have
continued liberal, ana were as follows up 10 the
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PnsscnScrs.

Per steamship MinnctOnka,' for New York
!. J Bulls, Mrs Ard and child, y McDcwitt, and
Summeryillc
Per steamship Sea Gull fty Baltimore-Rcv O
Hicks, Miss i Gadsden, and on deck.
Per steamer City Point, from Palatka, via Jack
sOnvillc Fcrnandina and SivannalI-P t;Osslcr
and wife, Wool, II Baldwin, ID Jones' Captain
Carrcl. Captain Leonard. q Il ItOggs MIR Garrison,
ID II Kennedy and wife, Mr. Heron, NJ Miudlet OH,
Mr Rutllls, q Is tOss NlIl 80 OH deck.
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TIE COrrON MARKEr-This staple has shown
moderate stability during the week, and prices
have varied but to limited extent, the English
market commencing Mt 12d and improving to
12t5d; at New York The rates began nj 20 harden
ct 10 25iGD20c and rccetled 10 26,s, while at this
point the article has wcaScned; mlddlings begin
ming ut 25 ana rccGlcd TO 2iisc q lb.
The Liverpool AMI New York markets have
shown the following movements since our Inst re-
port /: On Friday, October 90, the former closed
stcady, uplands 12'l, sales 900 balcs the latter
was heavy and lower ut 26c, sales 1900 bales On
Saturday the former closed buoyant, uplands
12d@12tSd, sales 10000 bales; the latter was n
shade frmcr NJ 2GIEc, sales $500 bales. On MOil-
day the former was firm at 12Jld, sales 10, OGo
bales; the latter waR a shade Hrmer closing quiet
Mt 2G>zc. On Tuesday the former was strady, up.
lands 12,Sd. sales 10000 baies the latter closed
heavy ut 26lic, sales 1000 bales. On Wednesday
the former was unchanged ut 12ISd, sales IL, 900
bales; the latter was shade easier at 2sHc. Yes
tcrday the former was unchanged, sales IL, 900
bales; the latter was dull ana nominal.
The. arrivals Mt this port for the week have been
$50 bales OF sea islands and Florldas and IL, ,30s
bales OF uplands, against $50 bags OF seq Islands
and Florldas and 10, ,532 bales OF uplands the week
before and 25l bags or sen Islands and Flordas
and 6GS3 bales OF uplands for the same week Inst
year. These supplies have come from the follow
Ing sources say of uplantls per South Carolina
Railroad, 00s0 bales; per Northeastern Rairoad
1888; Savannah and Charleston Railroad, 67; Pee
dec, 107; wagon, 81; Georgetown, 8 q, 2; santce,
10, James Island, /; Cooper River, L; Savannah
g; Florida, 10. OF sea slands-from Christ Church
20; Johns lsani {: S. Andrews 3; Chisolms Mill
q Ashepoo 10; Is ..ufOrt CT; Northeastern Rail-
road II; James Island 8; Pom Pom 10; EdIsto G5;
Savannah %; Florida III.
The stock Of the article In sight ut the latcst
d1trS VIVA 10 fnO,rs
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A ID 1 I Z y I.

Ny true love huth my heart, and | have his,
by Just exchange one to the other given;
hold his dear, aud mine he cannot miss,
Ticrc never WAS better bargain driven:
My true love hath my heart, ana have his
His heart in me keeps him and Inc in one,
My heart In him his thoughts nnd senses gniues;
lie loves my heart, for once II was Ills own,
cherish his because In me II bldcB:
My true love hath my heart, and have his
[Sir IhfifD Sidney.
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WlImington nIurket.

WILMINGTON, November 3.-SrIRI1s TuRrEN-
TISB.-Salcs of SS casks At 42Lc.
ROsIS.-Sacs reached Il0 bb.s Mt 81 65al 81 y
for strained, 81 65 for No ., and 81 25a3 25 for
Mol.
CRUDE TrRrENTISE.--Saes Of 42 bbs at So rs
for virgin and yellow dip, and 81 60 for hard.
TAR.-Sac5 of47 bbls at 81 05 per bbl.
CoIToS.-32 bales were sold at 24I4, 2IiSR24lIc.
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The stock OF the article In sight Mt the latest

Deficiency In visible SUPPLY. 2s,Ol7
Stock Of cotton held by Manchester spInners at
tn. mills, now 10000 bales; same time 1868, 49,.
oIo balcs. Middling Uplands now 1881; then
11Xd.
The operations in this market have been as fol.
lows:
On Friday, October 20, the transactions were
limited and Oh somewhat easier terms, but factors
generally willing to accept the rites ocr.
cd by purchasers, and the market closed nominal;
sales 276 bales; quotations were unreliable, say
ordinary to good ordinary, 2a,l@241lc q lb; low
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FINANCIAL AND coMnERcI41 L.
The Money Market.

THURSDAY, November 4.
The market remains unchanged, with limited
transactions and general feeling OF depression
in business circles. We have no changes TO re-
port and renew our list Of quotations, referring
to them as mrrcly nominal Large payments
were made nj the different banks yesterday, which
Will doubtless relieve the present stringency In
the money market. Money is 1ls 4 cent. per
month OH good collatcrnls.
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.

N6S iee nHs1YfeJ HS1f lIpe Hs saxS e. Ptsr
New York, at IL O'Clock noon, OF the 1st, I1th and
21St OF every month tcNcept when these dates fall
on sunday, then the Saturday prcccdins.l
Departure OF lst and 2lst connect NJ Panama
lean ports Those Of lat touch at ManZanillo.
Departure of 1lth OF cuch month connects with
the new steam line from Panama TO Australia md
New Zealand.
Steamship CHINA leaves San Francisco for
China and Japan October 4, 1869.
No California steamers touch Mt Havana, but 90
direct from New York TO Aspinwall.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult.
Medicine and-nttendancc free.
For Passage Tickets or further Information ap-
ply 1T the COMPANIES TICKET OFFICE, on tic
wharf, foot OF Canal-street, North River, New
York. T. II, BABY AGENT
march12 Tyr
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II o r F l. o r L D A
VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA AND JACK
SONylLLE.

On and after the o3d of October ;. ,-eSros,
the steamer CITY POINT, Captain . -. g
George Il. Mcmillan, will sail rrnmi ChariCSiOi!
every SATURDAY EVENING, nj S O'Clock.
Returning, the CITY POINT will leave Savannah
every THURSDAY MORNING, ut O'Clock, connect
ing with Central Railroad at Savannah for Mobile
and New Orleans and with the Florida Railroad
at Fcrnandina for Cedar Keys, ut which point
steamers connect with New Orleans, Mobile PEN
sacpn, Key West and Havana.
Through Bills Of Iading given for cotton per Sa-
rannah ine Of steamers TO Boston.
Through Bills OF I.ading given Tor goods to Mo.
bile, Pensacola and New Orleans
j. ID. AIKEN & CO., Agents,
oct1S South Atlantic Wharf
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M.aRINE NEWS.
CHARLE ESTON, OvEMBER s
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Briisl, schr Snsalie, All,ury, Eicuthcra. Ball-o
i;r,ish schr Ella Howell, Roberts, Nassau. N p
0 days Mise. To The Master. bound to New
York, anu r't :iito this port to repair damages to
Schr NJ a Tyler, Tyler, New York; days. Gu
ano: To " Roach co, & W Williams & co, Rail-
road Agent. and Order
Schr lIroomall. Douglass, Philadelphia
days. Coal. To II i Baker co.
Steamer city Point, Mcmillan, rala,Ea, via
bales cotton, &c. ToJ u Aiken & co. q ii Ingra.
ham, relzer Rodgers 4 co. !opcr& Stoney, Kirk
Jams 4 Son, Lyman & co, Fraser 4 Dill Hop
kins MCPHERSON & Go, Ree,ler & Davis Pinckncy
Bros, and Gonrlin, Matililcssen \ co.
Received from Chisolm's Miil-lo tierces rice.
9 bags sea island cotton. 10 Rccdcr & Davis, and
ChisOlm Bros.
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Steamship Mnnctonka, Carpenter, New York
Raycncl g. co.
Steamship Wcybossctt, Parrish, New iork-Jas
Adgcr & co.
Steamship J W Eyerman, IIincklcy, rhiIadel-
Steamship Sea Gull, button, Baltimorc-Courtc-
nay 4 Trenholm.
British bark Cornucopla, Carter Port in Great
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Minnetonka, Carpenter, New York.
Steamship wcybossctt. Parrish, New York.
Steamship Sea Gull, button, Baltimore.
scnr 4 pnrson, stephens Wilmington, NC.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship FL, IN, iiorscy, Baltimore, Novcm
bcr ..
schr LQ C wishart, Mason, Wilmington, n C
November 3.
Schr Carrie Holmes, Holmes, Wilmington, G
Up FOR THIS PORT.
BRIG Brig Gambia GIllSy, at Philadelphia, Novcm
| Schr Ida S Burgess, burgess, nt New York, No
| venbcr /.
| CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship James A,iger, Lockwood, at New
York, November =.
| November ..
Steamship Maryland, Johnson, at baltimore
| November ..
The Clara, Nichols, ut Liverpool, October 20.
| SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
Brig james Crosby, Baldwin, from Providence
| II l, October go.
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oct1S
EOR BEAUFORT VIA ROCKVILLE
EDIsTo AND CIIsOLM's LANDING.

The fast steamer '.PILOT BOY,n rTA
Captain Fem Peck, Mill leave Mil
die Atlantic Wharf for above points every MONDAY z
MORNING., at 8 O'Clock, until further notice.
Returning. will leave Beaufort every TUESDAY
MORNING Mt O o'clock, and Edisto O'Clock r. NJ.
0ct0 ]. ID. AIKEN Il CO.. Agents.
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MEMORANDA

Consgnccs per schr Lilly, from New York, ar
/. rived WcdncsIay-W Roach e co, J f. Adger 81
CO, Palmetto Pioneer Cooperative Association, W
bird II co, Andrews & Sayo, II l,ischoG e. co,
4 w Hiss, lIolmann Bros, Ii IIredcnherg, Bnrt
co, + Former, Or II Iiaer, + Bates co, = X
oanrervn, DurEcy i co, w II Chafee 4 CO. ] ID
aiken co, j. Cohen, T ID CLANCY & en- IL Goblin <
70. w S Corwln & co, Dowie g. Noise, II A Dmt, ii
iaIS maIS T. kcG " aEns nsrH'pETi TiGenG!ir,n GirnqriGshh
II Graver, IL Gerdts & CO. Hart & co, T. n llorseJ
4 Bro, lIurEamp l. co, q $ Hacker, ] II Iillen,
MA lluni, w HARRISON, Holmes & Calder, Jcn.
nlngs, ThOinnson < CO. Knobcloch Small, ii W
Klnsmnn, Kcnnerty, Krcssel, Jr, KInsnun &
Howell, II Klatte & CO. 4 Knox, CKerrison, Jr,
King Il Gibbon, Klinck, Wickcnbcrg & co, I.aurcy
& Alexander, LANCER NJ Lullrs, s K Marshall
Mantouc & co, Mills House, a McCobb, Jr, Muller
Nimitz CO, W Mclean, q NJ Martin, NeufvIlle 4
lInnnam, Is 0'Neill, G l. Poppcnhcim, l. Pierson,
d Paul co, Parker, 4 Qnackcnbush, Rail
road Agent, Ring, Rlcckc &c Schachtc, Recder 4
Davis, G W Sietrens, W Shepherd, II Slcgling, l.
Schncll, = II Sicling, A Tobias Sons, Thomson
CO. q w Williams & co, w l. Webb, Wirth &
co, Werner & DucIer, Walker, Evans & Cogswcll
L Walsh Wngcncr & Monsces, w White, Wiley
co, II Wuhrmann, L II White, Adams & Da-
mon and Brig Mary N Francis.
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The Schooner IDA BIRDSALL, BirdsaIi, tlt4
Master, having nearly all her freight en- SiLSS.
EnEe'i ana going on board, wants some lgh
Freight 10 I'LL up and leave forthwith.
hoN3 WILLIAM ROACH & co.
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Chipping.

EoR Ni.w YritK-MERCllANTs' LINE.
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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs in GEORGETOWN.

FIKE.-Ahout three O'Clock this morning
flames were seen issuing from frame building
on Bridge street, above the Aqueduct Bridge
occupied as junk shop by Mr.. T. Brewer, an d
owned by Mrs. CatharIne Dyer. The alarm
was promptly given, and the steamer Henry
Addison was on the spot as quickly as possible,
but the fire had attained such head way as TO
communicate To the ad Ioining house, owned
and occupied by Mrs. Dyer, and both the build.
ings were destroyed. Mrs. Dyer's loss was
about 81 zoo, and no insurance, and Mr. Brew
er's about $50 worth OF stock. The fire is sun
posed TO have been the work of an incend,ary
The Hlbernia and Union steamers and the Hook
and Ladder truck, OF Washington, were on the
ground.
THE MUNICIPAL CAMPAIGN.-The Repub.
lean nominations for Coun eli have not vet been
made public. Two Of the members Of the
present Council have, 1t rs stated, declined to
run, but it is probable that the rest OF the mem.
bers will be renominated, with the exception of
perhaps one or two,
TIE JUDGES OF ELECTION met to-day to re.
wise the registration lists, and several errors
nave been discovered already, which are beln
corrected. Up TO noon about a dozen ne w
names had been added TO the lists.
Observation-Disclosures B. Poe, ESQ, re-.
turned this morning, after visit to Europe
II will be remembered shat Mr.. Poe was q pas.
senger on the steamship Pereire, which en- :
coDntered such a violent storm, dunng which
kev. Father O'Callaghan, 5. j., OF Georgetown
College, was killed He states that the death
Of Father O'Callaghau was caused by q table
falling on him and crushing in mis- breast.
RIVER FRoNT-Entered - Schr. w. Kent
Hall. Coleman, Baltimore, with $50 sacks OF
salt to l. Thomas DAVIS. Cleared-Steamers
John Gibson, Winters, and Virginia, Drew,
New York.
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ST. DoNINICs NEW CHURCH.--A meeting
VIII take place on Tuesday evening, February
l6th, At IL O'Clock, in 81 Dominic's Church
corner of 9Th and r streets, South Washington.
for the purpose OF taking steps to res ume the
work on the new church. The friends OF the
undertaking ar earnestly invited 10 be present
lhe work has already progressed so far that il
IS hoped and believed that a united effort on
he part OF the friends OF religion in this city
would close 1t in during the pre- sent seasoa
Inc appeal Is made, and 1t is 10 De hoped il will
no. De IN VAIN. The church, when finished.
VIII be credit 20 the city and an honor to re.
hgIon. Come then, friends, and Meet in coun-
ell on Tuesday evening next. and let il be soc
What united effort can do towards its COM
pletion. 3
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DOCTOR j. H. THOMPSON RAs REAov1p his
ONCE ana residence from the FIRST Ward to
massachusetts avenue, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets, Immediately east OF Four.
tenth street. Office hours before 10 a. m, and
nom to p. m. Hours OF attendance at the
Woman's Hospital, from I 10 2p. ~. every
day. Sundays excepted. 1913
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IHE COURTS.

CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Fisher.-The argu-
IN the case of Michael Nash, for the murder of
VIM Shaunessey, was concluded in this court
this morning. He was followed by Mr.. Rich'd
Harrington, who closes the case on their side
a D.- a..orhry Carrington VIII make tue
probable the case will be given 10 the jury to-
day.
CIRCUIT COURT. Chisf Justice cartfer.-In the
Circuit Court, the trial IN the case Of the Rich.
mond and York River Railroad Company agt
ne National Bank of The Metropolis was con-
unued but not con Guided.
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"OH THAT BEAUTIFUL PICTURRr' ex-
claimed young lady, going up Seventh street
Why, whose beautiful store Is this - Over
he door she saw the sign OF J. Markriter, who
has still lett beautiful collection OF choice
Paintings and Chromos at prices TO suit the
times. Among them we notice s.. The SWING"
fac smile OF an original by BIr ket Foster,
which sold for 500 guineas: oil paintings of
- Beatrice Cenci'' and {" Ma dalen," aud a
CHROME OF statuette. representing Purity"
is fauitless. Go TO Markri,eI's and see his col
lection of pictures.
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TRAMP, TRAMP, the boys are marching MP
and down Pennsylvania avenue, centering AT
i6e, where they purchase one OF those neat and
cheap suitS of fine Clothing now ON exhibition
and sale ey liable j. Go.
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WE UNDERSTAND that Cooper Latimer will
have an extensive sale of English cutlery and
plated ware about the 1st of March, and would
advise parties in want of such articles to wait
before purchasing else where.
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THE RECONSTRUCTION OF individuals is at
tended to at short notice at Geo. &. Henning,s
No. Sill 1lh street.
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CITY ITEMS.

JEWRLRY.-Prigg some Dol az Jewelry Store,
No 436 Penna. avenue, near AZ street.
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EVENING STAR.
l. &C l. n E s.
Amusements, &e., Tonight.

fATjoSAL THEATER.-s'Pocah ontas'' and
ssJenny Lind
WALLS OPERA neutrality-suspicious.
sstiIn Dial 10 J. Henry Ra hbone.
CASTEkEURY EALL-MTe Rouzar the
uCh: rope performer. and other attractions
PRoF. SMITHS Art Gallery. 3o4 PennsyIya-
Ma avenue. New pictures on exhibition
UNION CHAPEL, Twentieth street-Paaora-
ma CT Egypt aud the Holy Land.
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COMMUNICATIONS evening the debut OF
Mile Conchita Ron Zati. dause us. Of great
ability, snd also an excellent performer on tue
tight rope, attrs cted full house and shs w as
received with great applause The orig nal
Can Can Ne Of conIs also presented.
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EDUCATIONAL.
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new medical pamphlet, revised and inst published
By the author, Or. Curtis. This valuable WORK
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gives clear synopsis of the impedimsnts te mar.
risge, and the remedies therefor.
AD 6H1SGi TH s+R AgFHSs Ne 8. 1osrH
Extracts from Rertsss Of tAts Work ,omm,ar;.,
JreDs the year 1859.
MaNHaep. BY DIR: OrRIIs.-In this ass Of pre-
dicuft to Afford the s.fsrsr from nep1ous d:b,.
y; the 1nerrine means Of Judgment where to seek
the dcuy Their and 90 ysss6
the treatment Of these painfa diseases are the Do
10 immense circulatfon.-Eya.
CURTIS ON MANHOOD should be In the hands a,
s SsS ,I1 0s age IL ts medical pablc.ti
elsss Of painful nalsdies, which have too iops
been the pr.y OF the iliiterate and Designing
OuRrls ON MAsHoop.-It developes the fsarf.l
eDsss Is ssS Chant q Sy 1 sSs
they may be sysidsd ssd escaped; Iortunsss io1
tce the phiianthropic and scisntisc manim, he
laid down one cause of MATRIMONIAL misery might
Re Sc S1 rns sss
hardy, vigorous asirits Of the oldsl tne.-CSron;.
cse.
ouRIIs ON AAsAoop.-fhis 10 really valuable
work. for pointing out the diseasss resulting rora
excssses, the evils Of which are manifest in ever
sifution Of those indesss Il Vii 40 SSc sS @
prevent the vice Which, y ~ providence sno1S
On TIE future veil bsins OF msnT.CEs.sS~'s