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proscRIpTIoy ron OrIxloS's sAkE.-1hc Federal
aulo;inc continues in full and fierce operation. What
ever ma. have been the declarations OF Cen Harrison
before the election, the mockery OF Mr.. Webster ma
ncsocs since and the vague preteaslons 10 an unpro
scribng course by Mr. Tyler, il is evident that the
moyas and prescriptions Illuminated during Gen. lIar
r;sons last illness, and in his are pursued with
the egdty which hungry and fierce Partizans clutch
the spoa" the moment circumstances place them
within their reach.
We stated Yesterday the removal Of Judge Tracy
Robinson, from the Post Office at Binghampon-a CT
tizen of the highest worth and rreproachabe charac-
ter-moderate as 4 pociun--and III respect anne
nabIc to the charge Of having appropriated his office
party objectsand the appointment OF "a camorous
demagogue and partizan 1--WE quote PRESIDENT lyler)
in his place
To-day we add three other instances TO the pro-
scripiion, which have come within our knowledge, but
which do probably constitute 1.-THE VI The deca
pations going the mandate Tor which Is on
the wing
Pc!er Glover removed from The Post Office al Ok
ford Chenango county, and James w. Clark appoint
ed. Squire Smith removed from the Post Office al
Norwich. Chenango county, ard Jonathan Wells APP
pointed Curtis Porter removed from the Post Office
ut Hamilton, Madison county, and b. w Babcock APP
pointed The incumbents removed in these instances
are all estimabe and unexcep,onable citizens, VII"
have discharged tie duties Of their Offices Win I'M
doubted fidelity and To the entire approval Of the pub
l;c Not lie shadow Of 4 charge, - far rs we can
learn has been made against them l!ey are eJecled
solely because they Repu5licans-and because they
were nal "clamorous demagogues and paFtizahs.
With the exception of Mr.. Babcock, in relation to
whom we are not informed, the individuals substituted
in their places are literally "clamorons demagogncs,
and the amendments have been received with genera!
and MARKED expressions Of dsapproval IN their respec
tive ycinities. .Hbaag .irgHS.
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lyriral Of the Saitanee at ausfat-lhe ARABIAN snp
spl,anec which engaged So much attention whiie al
y York has arrived at Zanzibar, after passage OF
loo days from New York. Great crowds gathered TO
see the Americans who were in her, and manifested
quite as much curiosity and want of pollencss as the
latter did towards the Arabians when IN New ork'-
Cant. Drinker Of Philadelphia, who went out III her
as navigator, has strong Inducements heia out 70 nun
by the Sultan TO remain, as also the seamen ,hous
but one of the latter accepted the proposal ahhouo
Ben Juma, the second IN command was unfortunately
drowned short time after the ship had anchored lie
was very intelligent young man, stncinus, shr'wa
and observing and Of the most am5ltious aid pro
missing officers in llle Sullans service.
The inhabitants are described very filthy, nan
naked slavish race, and the town collection OF no.
vels scarcely fit for dog kennels Captain Drnker -
Of opinion that the Sultan will not at present send
another ship 10 this country, the result OF this voy
are has in a commercial point Of view proved unior-
tunate.
The Sun says: "'rhe of his cargo not beng
dsposcd Of to better advantage is satisfactorily e%-
pained by his peope-ihcy inform him that such tunes
were never before known IN America. The Americans
call them shard cider times the term he says IS ne "
one to him. but if the times equal TO the term lhey
must be truly distressing. lie is also informed that
urea, revolution is about take pacea the splendid
budiprs which have years Of labor to erect, are
about 10 be demolished and log cabins are 10 rise IN
their paces-what is still more strange they are about
10 oppont new Sultan, who is 10 take the lead N TINS
business As thew will them from their style o: LIVING
annear but little removed from the Alahomedans, they
link nv sendino on few Musselmsn Missionaries,
,bey might soon be brought to the faith Of the
true Prophet"
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which had been negotiated the Commercial Bank Oh
Cincinnati, and the other 10 the Bank of Kentucky
Louisville An extensive and singularly bold system
of fraud has been pcrpetrated and trust your BANK
will moi have been the victim OF it. Our police IS al
work, and we have offered considerable reward Tor
The detection of any of the culpablc par,ies but tear
no pood 10 be done here now, but AIN not without
homes that something may have turned up to excite sus
In, tbs further progress Of this infamous scheme VIII
have been arrested.
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hr;sk--opd the currency improved and stable They
spoke of the extravaganza Of Mr. Van buren, tiu!i-
nisra,on-w they b. more economical: Does wy
calling OF al extra session Of Congress. At large eS
nense TO The nation indicate desire TO introduce ecoho
NV IT,
These matters tina. require 10 be Kept oeio'e ie
people The proceedings ofthe Federal party must DC
noticed, their professions remembered, ana 'e'f
proclaimed; and 10 this end must Democrats oe "a'.
ul, active and energetic.
The tide of Democracy is now setting IN. Erect no
horriers leave no obstacle, Ia impede us iu'i HOW,
but let every true Democrat throw IN his ine ~ u
lis progress, aud hepit 10 flo" on III every i1
of Federalism shall be obllteraied, ana inc pun
waters of Rcpubllcanlsm refresh ana ih''So'a'' -"
whole land. 49,, I'd,
ras,s: they Will have 10 against WIND ana ''ue.
The popular current is against thehi. ine 81.
which they would set UP cannot w'lhs'a"i '"c No..
cane Of public disapprobaton, "h'cir ~ ''"s
ruah over the country The people OF tins umioh IN
favor Of Bank-anoher monster? lh's IS the daring
measure Of the Federalists Is it possible That inc peo-
ME want another "Nick Bddlc to rule over them 10
produce expansions and contractions OF the currency
reyulsons in business and scatter misery an" "i,i'
over The Iand-make the ric the idle and the profit
oa;e more wealthy, indoent and abandoned; ana the
poor more destitute, Ignorant and dependent - Gun
not be- The people want no Bank Government: 'hey
want no moneyed ogarchy; no pampered arstocracy'
to rob them of their freedom, plumber from them e'l
honest gains, and ride rough shoa over lel aea'ee
rights and privileges.
But these things are threatened, and if they would
avert SO awful calamity, they must be up and dong
The country has been cursed with one Bank, and the
liberties of the people well nigh wresed from them by
the soulless money changers The people have cs-
capped tie ire-wll they now, with their eyes open,
and something more than their fingers already burned,
plunge into i, again' To believe that they will take
this course, believe them 10 be almost as degraded
they have been represented 10 be b. the organs OF
the Federal party and its distinguished leaders
The people must be brutaized that they may be go
verned was the repu,cd saying Of distinguished te-
dcralist Democracy holds up the more noble and ee-
vatins that the people should be heightened
that they may govern themselves. Let the advocates
of Democracy them spread light and truth among the
people; expose and lasehood, wherever and IN
whatever manifested and do all that they can do for the
dissemination Of just principles Let them declare the
supremacy Of man money and do all that men may
do or can do TO accomplish SO glorious work.
| BOstgn Democrat
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Be Ur AND DoIyG.-These are no times for the De
mocracy 10 be idle. The Of the Federal par.
", now that it has obtained power in the national
councils must be watched, their measures scrutnzcd,
and their acts laid open TO the broad light of day, the
searching eye Of truth. They were prodgal in pro-
misses before election how many of these promises have
they performed violated: They affected an ardent
love for the people, do their words prove them 10 have
been III earnest They charged the dullness of the
times and the arrangement of the currency 10 the acts
of the Democratic Administration has business become
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E-IRGINTA AGRICULTURAL MACHINE MANT FAITUK1,
Eor MAN sfrss, bsvn h Neodl CoRsThe sub
above establishment, and of the patent
rrh of Fox ani oands well known and highly approved
1hrashnr Machines; aud Of Emn"ns chain band hosepowers
and of m, believes the Wheat Fans, horse power Gst
Mill. Corn Smelling. Straw Cutting, and other hines
wou,d respectfully inform his friends and the agricultural
n,nni,y t,r h. H. provided with good
soned timber and Materials and wiki, good mechanics The
believes a. are found establishment Of the kind and
ra they nav proper favor him WITH short notice
lie prepared give m and satisfactory testimony IN favor Of
his machines IL al Who require In The short time that
he. la, been engaged this business. b.. has made and sold annu
go Of Tashn. Machines liO ior-epower 1900 straw
ri,r and 70O Corn Shelters, and many other kinds Of
machines. which testimony tlrir favor and shows
that ha- been literally pl.ranzed and Tor winch he returns
tbanss patrons and soicIts of their
and farming community who will please forward their
older. hi, they want early
insure their obtaining them in good
JABEZ PARKER.
April 10 li2-wiw
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OF VIRcINT.


TINE vi-iers will proceed their Meeting the Isl of July
next, TO appoint Professors in Inc Schools o. Modern Ian
Harrison. Chairman the Faculty, n Tie University
viii he laid before III. Beard of VISttrrs.
The ann,a income The Professor each Of these schools
composed al salary Thousand dollars, ana the fees
wary IN. from twenty five fifty dollars each pad by The stu
dents attending liz srl5o. He furnished. moreover with
cins house, having garden attached Tree Of
rent saary and received By the Professors Of these
schools respectively during unr years, counting the
salary ii 81 DDD, has averaged ~ follows:
Tile Professor Of Modern Languages, S2si0 PER-
Mathematics, $500 !"
law $500
required that there shall be taught IN The School Of Modern
Languages the French Italian Spanish German and Anglo
Sa>n languages And respect any applicant for The
that School the Vilirrs viii expect 10 be informed
Zach all these lan.iar"S and u not
which Of them he teach W. H. NooULEf,
Proctor Of M O.. NJ IN
~. The Whir Rcmonl the National nteigrncrr and tho
Cle Washington Cy Pata, and Republican, Baltimore,
III. National Gazette Penns, lvanan Philadelphia; the
Eyruin. Enquirer New York the Atlas
and Posi- Boston, will copy the above and forward their accounts
10 this office for collection.
I,rh nar 66--wtlJv
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T AW NoTICE.-JAMES II. & THOMAS 2. GHOLSoN
IL settled Petersburg and united the prac
tce Law They will attend all the Courts Of Meeklen
barg Brunswick Geensv, southampton, and Prince George
counties and the of Peersaurg. They will also attend 10
the Court Of Appeals Richmond, which may be en-
trusted 30 their
employing either will receive the cs:ces Of hnth ana
condcL them their most constant ana VI
cilani attention. Misunderstanding Va.
Office, No. gin the Exchange. - .
Feb2 Hp-'t2"H
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BOSTON viii stand this Spring nj nv plantation, 80
ID Chesterfield county, y miles from Richmond an -
AMI is ready nj 500 the sra-un' y
within il, which closes lst July, with 81 ca-h oie '
Will he fed with what they -lillIns- per a.
sent with them boarded gratis There IL every
old and extensive place have for The aceomhS
mares and colts such az lots stables and pastures L"i
ton shall be paid TO prevent accidents. bht y" lao
BOSTON has run every where from New York 10 Gsoi.
has won more Jockey Clubs, Of three anc tour niie
any Two horses ever did, never having lost one shH
known 10 advertise length Tor hts winnings W. -
whole of new spapcr. ili- porfr Crfa, Ir'hE "
blood SUITS all mares. and all that breeders rant
:, -a-aaa..s-
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rTARCRAvE.-Th- dl.tn gushed English Stallion ~ <.
III and ge'icr Of Racers viii make his next -rasoh
Charlotte Courthouse, Virginia Ierms-S1o " ,9n,
ble on or before ii day Of August next al ""nh .r
season expires. commencing the 10th FEBRUARY
doars the insurance, 10 he paid soon n the mar Il
10 be in ioal or ,Fansferred-and in every in-'ahe l.
groom Those tina, ind il announcement u make pl
close Of the season, viii he required :" execute n
good security, ~ haze been subjected - s'Wr ul 4t
ing accounts Of long standing. Good anu even ;, ,F54
win furnished grati- and the mares ven Xxx
with grain n 80 per day. Servants 'Sh ~ I'M.
be boarded gratis For further particular. &C.. ,RpG Ei
WAL SIT.
J,,o
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POETRY,
"MrcA YET REMAINS rssuSG."
From Yo T. Of celebrated Hors Just pa''''Asa " L0"S''
SOSG-Ry THoM.. MooRE
WHEN LOVE. WHO RULED.

rom POL r. of his celebrated Horks, just published m Los
SONG-By THoM., MOORE.
WHEN LOVE, WHO RULED.
When Love who ruled as Admiral Ger
His rosy mothers isles OF light,
Wa. cruising OIL the Paphian shore,
A sail III sunset hove IN sight
"A chase, a chase. my Cupids ALL,
Said Love, the little Admiral.
Along the win red sailors sprung,
And swarmng mp the mast like bees,
The snow white sails expanding f'ung
LFe broad magnolias, 10 the breeze.
"Yo no, 20 no, my Cupids all.''
Sad Love- the little Admiral.
The chase was o'er-the bark was caught
The winged crew her freight explored
And found twas Just Us Love had thought
For all was conIraband aboard.
"a prize, q prize, my Cupds All"
Said Love, the little Admiral
Safe stow'd in many package there,
And LABELED slyly DER rs "Glass,'
Were lots of all tn illegal ware,
Loves Custom House forbids 10 pass.
"O'erhaul, o'crhaul, my CGpids all.
Said Love, the little Admiral.
False curls they found, ofevery hue
With ROSY bushes ready made;
Aud teeth Of ivory, good rs new,
For veterans III the smllin. trade,
$40 no, ho ho, my Cupids ali.'
Said Love- the little Admiral.
Mock sicts, too,-kept in hays for use,
Like bieezes bought OF Lapland seeis,-
Lay ready here 10 be let loose,
When wanted IN yonng Spinster- ears
"Ha ha, In In, my cupds ail.''
Said Love, the little Admiral.
False papers next on board We're found,
Sham invoices OF flames and darts,
Professedly for PaphoS bound,
But meant for Hymcn's golden iiiTts
"Por shame, for shame, my Cupids ALL
Said Love, The little Admiral
Nay still to every fraud awake,
Those pirates all Loves signals knew,
And hoisted oft his flag, to make
Rich wards and actresses Jr'nsto.'
a. foe, foe, my Cupds all -
Said Love, the litilr Admiral.
"This not bc,'' the hoy esc!aims-
ain vain rule the Paphian seas,
In Loves and Beauty's sovereign names
Are lent to cover frauds like these.
Prepare, prepare, my Cuplds all -
Said Love, the Little Admiral.
Each Cupid stood with lighted match
A broadside struck the smuggling foe,
And swept the whole unhalowed batch
OF Falschood 10 the depths below
"IIuzza huzza my Cuplds all -
Said Love, the lille Admiral.
"To BRNG1o, TO check the course Of ship-Fa!foner
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as,rsrr Cu,yGr-We understand that Mr. Lard
nor ,he Cashier ofte t. S Bank, resigned the siiua-
lion tor, on saturday afternoon last, and that Mr. Thomas
Taylor, one OF the principal clerks was appointed 10
the Office thus vacated Change (not spec'e) appears
to he the order OF the day.--Phd. Pa6ttc Ltdee''
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r. 7. GKhVES, D. {.
April ~ ll'-"oN
Anvil 81

N-UrlGE.-niant tr provisions u "d 81 trust Ar
,nt.I is John ppard the subscribers larn. la'r
m. Murrh, ISi end recorded III IL" CLERKS o'r of ~ y
go County tn,rt ~ ,;,ai, ptesecd SELL bidder
on the premises, cash. SAt RpAN III" .I DAY 81 August
n,y, M Tract Land the sad John A. Sheppard
resides Wing IN III. county eEco, Clckahonlny swamp
and containing 49, adjoining the lnd- Of lydiall lowlr
decreased John Sheppard The title IL tr s Lana be-
.yed Ia be ni>pItahr hu shall convey onl! Suc! title a
i vested in ~ rs virtue Of said trust deed.
JAMES :. RrAtI, I 1-,<..
ALFRED WINSTON, ''
.,ra % lli-laf2mwiw
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Z TInlnNTNl

IEORGE FITZIICGll 4 JNo. TAYLOE TIIoEhT''
NJ roRSrY. Law, Port Royal, Frgta,n, WI enc
,rly in the County aud Superior Courts 81 Caroline hh<
Wr-tiorrland aud EsSc,, and IN the Superior Court q
wanna. George Fahueh has been practising IN most q y"
named Courts for many years past.
Port ROYAL, aGih March, I-il. -
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Anil .

trlRsINIA-i If monthly session, hrcnn .hi rid ior
r,yi,,au county At the House thereof Monday,
the III. Ia, III Aprl Ia tiG year loll:
William H. Wash, fiahlh;
on
Cater Clarke and Richard Clarke, late merchants In,uncton
and partners trading under tie itm Of H. ana H.
I.i,,t. aud Rohert Macon. DEFENDANTS:
The Defendant Richard Clarke, having entered ms appear
ancc and given according the act Of Assembly ana
tr rules appearing 10 the satisfaction {" me
Cont that liz i not inlabant Of Ibis Commonw rall-on
~. n,otion Of The piaiu hi attorney. Ordered, That me
mi, defendant Richard Clarke, aHca: here on tir h MONDAY
july next tenG Court day and answer hr hi ~ We pam
,nay h, hcr.n and that copy ia order he fothw Ii m
rtrJ IN some ncw s,acr published III r city 81 Richmond ana
nnu.d far Two months successfully. aud that another copy br
~ III. front door Of III" hoisc Of Iii, county.
4 Cupg-Trstc,
II. /. GRAVES, u. {.
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ND w SIMS a. ATTORNEY CorssrLLoa Al Law, .Ssr
II Canton Buesin county, ID, will practise regularly in
the Superior and Qnarey Courts Of Buckingham and all the
OF Cumberland and will attend strictly 10 any business
conided 10 his care.
R.ferenex-Judge Lucas p Thompson.
April 20 lll-W4w
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, Noy,bee coun,y,c
i Court, October Term, 1870: z,
John w. Geron,)
Joseph lliden.
The of hment in this having been r.,
cured, and il appearing, 10 the satisfaction The Com,
defendant resides without sad Staie Is ordered, b. the
published in the city Of Richmond, Va, notifying tho
OF the tendency Of this cause; and, unless lie shall
next terra Of this Court Ito be holden the third w. y
April 1911 J and plead, Judgment will BIZ rendered a,a
by default, and the property attached, condemned aud .
Wnness-H. ". Footr, Clerk Of said Court the ie,b .
December 4. b., leiO. II. W. i1DrS III"
luriI .,
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u. H.. Howl l. Co.'s Lottery and Exchange ONCE
RICHMOND ',
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ar. The Convention oi t- Protestant Episcopal 'ha
Drrs, ri Nirrinin win In Alexandria, II. e. aerpi'
resolution the las, Convention, on HE Nh -: y ~
being the ttrI Wednesday.
iy request The Bishop Of the Diocese, ,..
tSisncd,l v -. /" it.i,' !
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STUTTERING cIRED.-Tlc subscriber having located
- self III Richmond >I.e,!y o;I,r> III. -rrsIfrs 70 ''
aisrcird w, tlr ahn"c disease and from hs rSpct
H. confident III giving perfect satisfaction % a 9"
pve HIM call. lie h. found II hif. H. W. warrington :
l.. 6. BRIT,
\. B.-cue warranted in all cases, no charge.
Apr III
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/,ROI'SD Pi.hSTER.-As Agents Of the 'Iuacc' ,ofIa
VI we shall have constantly for sale supplies oi "rouhd "
IN casks uf 800 pound, each The quality always "aIs
DAVENPORT : illAN
Auril 30 4lI-
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II may bt'DIit HtIt-~Hty.
Richmond. Feb. lth. lsil.

NDTICE.--ST. LEDGER, ny AmtIcan !tiIIsr' ~ 7.
thrr 10 the noted ARIEL, Lance AMI - h''
dan. also brought tie other noted horses Roman -
and Angelina, all winners from 10 mile ~ at .b
breaking DOWN. viii stand the present ea-ou ~ NJ
e21 per
JACK PENDLETON.-Th!s very fine stallion and r.
nliah who rs American Eclipse. ~ make IN u
this Spring, II Captain THONGS Dris's stable" 6rrtn '"A
near Stanard sylr so the lie J. nraflv ,hc =
ana <za ii his nnlr ,iTc His having received n nJnG
nr last FAN j. the OF making season tls Sgiin
- 80 " l.. ~
Ar ~
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NOTICE TO sCRyEYORs.-So plat ana Is. III, s.
~ hereafter he recc we'd Into Land Once = Y.fs
the warrant No. of acres date Of -sna and name =
are distinctly setiouh IN The ceStiheate.
By order Of the Register, = SWAMI o.
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Accent the assurance of high respect, with which
remain your obcdicnt servant,
The Hon joins NJ. PATTON, Lieutenant and Acting
Goveruor Of Virginia, or his successor IN Office

SPANISH snlrs on WAR-The New York Express
Of April 70 says-"These two line vessels sa''su W.
Wednesday afternoon. letter from Captains How
ard and knrshury, to +. X. Collins Esq dated SANDY
uook Aprll 2lst says, I'VE ere happy 10 INFORM you
iba. w came lron Brown 4 Bells yard, East hlSer,
u miles, in one hour and filyive minutes, carrying
c,r rounds Of steam to the inch vacuum twenty nine
INCHES. revolutions cnty one per minute, very mo"e-
rate fires, heavy swell, ship rolls easy and engine
WORKING better and quicker. The experiment o'
building these fine ships of war is highly credltao!e
and important. They have been equipped ana put 10
sea by the skill and workmanship of our own ctzens'
in less than four months from their being launched
and the example set to our Government we trust
will not be lost The Spanish Government nave Sc
lcc:cd this point for the completion OF these sh s VI
preference 10 having them built in England, and we
trust they will rebound greatly to the credt OF ou
mechanics
The ships were built by Brown & Bell and the ma
chnery bv Ward, Srnan & CO., under the ADVICE
Of Z. X Collins, Esq The construction o, a"es
vessels reminds Of proposition that has pren Hat
he Mr Collins to our Government, and wh'chis "ol-
tv of rreat considerations MIR. Collins has offered 10
The Department at Washington to bulld four steam
sbns If the burthen of twenty-five hundred tons eacn'
and at his own expense and to make them IN every re-
spect fit for vessels Of war; and, should an
mise to give the privilege to the Government 10
them for The U. States service at The vaina'on NJ
interested men-on condition that SO long as ne MI
Collins. shall run them, he shall be permitted 10 re-
ceve the same postage that is paid THE Brush s'ea'i
ers To this application, so credltable 10 inu'''ouu'
ep,crnrise he has never received the slightest answer
mr. notice This, we presume was an omission on 'ne
mari of the former officers Of the Department liat WIZ
be ren,cded by those in Office. IL the Government
can have fleet of steamers built oy lnuivuua's, 80
they can take at pleasure, will be saving of mil
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PIANO FORTE WARE HOUSE.

rIIE subscriber constantly receiving from tie celebrated ma
nuac;oy Of Nuns Clark. New York, elegant and Plan
Piano r possessing llr latest Improvements, aud that deli
racy III ut tone, peculiar 10 Their manu-
.lciurt. -,
Also large assortment Of Musical Instruments, and Musca
Mere Ianuisc IN general
Piano Fors repaired tuned lei hire, and taken IN eA
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CHEAP MUSIC.

The largest collection nf Music offered for sale In ms
state ay he selected FROM the u the subscriber who
now enabled -ell the Philadelphia and New York whole
sale aud retail prices.
Tn prr asns again will b. furnished upon better
terms than ticy can find elsewhere in the state.
veins '""'' '"'' 49, "a TAYLOR