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MADAM SUTTON, having arranged TO ltslv
" beginning Of August purposes pupils
give phing lessons the Italian French and EnGtsn
vaeca the first masters IN Europe increasing the .e.n
with astonishing apjity Fer put ls vii bnve
advantage OF her sing,ng them which,
by alone, who have been isa,es
Of avuihng themselves Of Madam SuOns hmsu
ascertain &c, by application IT Chsnners
from O'Clock till g. mn
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Second Board.
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New York Public Stock Exchange.
State OF Trade.

$4,000 Ohio S. 1860 b3O 80 $4,000 Gov 6's 1869 b3o ia
1000 nos 6's, 1870 33K l4i ,hn PheniI BIZ t6O 81
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The Court then adjourned to II o'clock this morning.

07- BARNUM IS IN THE FIELD AGAIN, AND
presents bill that will be to fill his Museum to its
utmost capacity The Garden on the top the very ely
stun of this great city, and promenade there is richly
worth the price admission to the whole Museum Mr.
Harrington, Sig Francisco, Mr.. Sherman and La Petite
Cerito give the most splendid entertainments in the Lee
ture Room and none can fail of being delighted with
them. The hall will be ready for the reception
of barrels Of business and specimens of goods which
will make the Establishment of the utmost importance
to men of business as well as pleasure.
013- IT WOULD BE IMPOSSIBLE TO FIND ANY
place Of amusement where better entertainments af
forded than at Peale NJ York Museum There is such
infinite variety that all tastes to be suited Della
gives his limitations of Kean, Kembe, Forrest Booth
&C., and also introduces humorous sketches. Brow
sings his most comic songs Miss Adar MARBLES her
sweetest Miss Blanchard performs the musical
glasses, and executes her feats Of Juggling admrd
BILE manner La Petite Cerito dances like little divinity
All to be seen for shilling.
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Lecture, with numerous experiments, illustrating
the pretended miracles of the Priests and Takers of
India, among which are the following, portion Of
which will be selected each night
The Veil and Burning Robe of Juggernaut.
The Holy Taper of Buhudan.
The Tribute of Nlshuu
The Responses of Josh.
The Vision of Mshomet
The Afghan Anglis Mysterious Appearance and
dissolyiDg in the Air
The Brahmin's Dem-god sitting on the Air.
With number of Fcats peculiar 10 the Juggers
Of India.
Fascination, as practsed by the TIger-hunters and
Snake-charmers.
.Uemsrism, Ciupoyanoe and Sympathy, after the
manner Of the Takers.
Many Of these feais are accomplished upon scien-
tihc principles and Others on the principle Of hum
buggcry, the whole forming a soiree Of rational
amusement, accompanied with explanatory anec-
dotes. The mind of the audience WILL in despite of
their firm resolve, be carried away from objects pre-
sent to past and future all the senses will be so min
eled and deceived by OBJECTS apparently wrapt up IN
nscrutable mystery, that pleasing astonishment Is
generally the result The platform made and de-
corated to represent the altar at the temple at Tehe
ram In Persia, "a fac SMILEY The Lectur will APP
pear in the splendid costume Of the Chiff Faker.
Doors open at half past and commence at 8 o.
clock punctually
Single tickets so cents two ladies and one gentle
man, ST. may IL
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PROPOSALS. for carrying the mails of the United
i States, from the lst of July, lei3, to the Both
Of June, lS47, IN Virginia, will be received at the
Contract Office of the Post Office Department in the
City of Washington until o'clock, p. m, of the
18th day of June 1873 to be decided the next day
on the route and in the manner and time herein spe-
Gifted, viz
2479 From Cumberland h., by Physic Springs,
Gravel Hill, Diana Mills, SCOTS Ferry, and Car
ter's Bridge, to Charlottesville, 60 miles and back,
twice a week with a semi-weeky branch from Ora
vel Hill, by Edridgc, to Buckingham c. h., II miles,
TO run in due connection.
Leave Cumberland c. h. every Wednesday and Sa-
turday at m, arrive at Charlottesville next days
by p. IN.
Leave Charlottesville every Monday and Thurs
day at a. m, arrive at Cumberland h. next days
by 6 p.
The following is the form Of guaranty which should
be filled, the first blank with the name of the qua
rantor the second with that Of the bidder, and the
third and fourth with the beginning and terminating
points Of the route and after being dated, should be
signed by the guarantor, who must be shown by the
written certificates of postmaster, or other equally
satisfactory testimonial TO be man Of property, and
able to make good his guaranty. This guaranty, SO
certified should accompany each bid
"The undersigned -, guarantees that -, il
his bid for carrying the mail from - to be
accepted by the Postmaster General, shall enter into
obligation prior 10 the first day Of July next with
good and sufficient suretes, TO perform the service
proposed
Dated -
The bid should be sent under SEAL addressed TO the
First Assistant Postmaste' General, with Mail Pro
posals in the State of Virginia" written on the face
II the letter. and should be despatched in time to be
received by before the 18th June next at 3oclock
p. m.
For the prohibition of bids resulting from comb-
nations, and the terms and conditions on which the
contract is to be made the general advertisement
recently published, for Alabama and other South
western States.
c. A. WICKLIFF, p. W. C.
NAV 5-lawiw
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AGENCY AT WASHINGTON.

A MOS KENDALL and JOHN F.. KENDALL
"A offer their services to such may have business
with the Government of the following description,
viz;
Obtaining contracts from the Post Office and other
Executive Departments.
Procuring patents, and other business connected
with the Patent Office.
Procuring pensions--re evolutionary, army, and ma
w and other business in relation thereto.
settlement Of accounts whether with the State,
Treasury, Wa, Navy, or Post Office Departments
Prosecuting Of claims against the Goyernmef t,
whether Tor lands other property or money before
any of the Ex cutive Departments or Congress
Our Office is in Todd's rooms number TO- where
Jops T. Kendall will be found during business
hours AMOS kendall will also attend at the
Office TO consult and advise and will prepare
cases for presentation TO the Departments or TO Con
gress His knowledge of the forms and details of
public business, derived from service in the public
Offices win enable him TO perform this service IN the
most effective manner; and those who rtrtlst us with
business may rely upon the utmost promptitnde and
the use of all proper means TO bring II successful
issue Our charges will be moderate, depending Tor
| their amount on the nature Of the case.
Persons at distance will find il much cheaper "a
employ us in any business they may have with tho
Government, than TO come to Washington themselves
! We will also attend TO the purchase sale, or ex
change Of real property in TIC District and the West
ern States; using our best endeavors profahly &c
serve who will furnish with accurate d, scrip
tons Of the kind of property wanted 10 be purchased
| or proposed TO be sold exchanged.
| All letters on business should be addressed I,
| Messrs Kendall, & Co, agents, and must be pos
paid.
AMOS KENDALL,
march lS-ly JOHN T.. KENDALL.
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april 29-tf
EARTHENWARE, CHINA, AND GLASS

EARTHENWARE, CHINA, AND GLASS
Il +. PURSELL, opposite Browns Hotel, Penn
syyania avenue, would beg leave TO call the attention
Of his friends and the public generally TO his extern
sive stock of the above articles, and would inform
them that he has just received an additional supply
Of twenty -four crates and hogsheads Of Earthenware
and China and thirteen packages of cut plain, and
pressed Glass. These goods of the latest sly lie
and shapes.
Persons wishing to purchase would do well to
give him call, as they sure Of making choice
selection of his large stock He is determined to
SELL wholesale and retail, as low any other estab-
lshment for cash, or TO punctual customers.
He also keeps constantly on hand number Of arti-
cles in the Hardware and Furnishing line, such as
Walters Knives and Forks, Table and Tea Spoons,
Shutters and Trays, Bread Baskets, Brass Candle
sticks, English and American Britannia Tea and COT
fee sets, Looking Glasses, Fancy Bellows and
Brushes, &c.
Also, Cooking Furnaces, Astral Stand, Solar, Hall,
Liverpool, Side, and Reading Lamps, and Glasses
and Wcks, Of all sizes.
Also, y. II. Southworth's patent Pa,or, Uranian,
and Stand Lard Lamps, and Britannia Japanned, and
Glass, of all sizes.
Also Glasses and Wicks, Pipes in boxes Goods
assorted in the original packages
First quality Baltimore Stone ware, at factory Pri-
ces.
THOS PURSELL.
Nav -pOImf
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POST OFFICE BUSINESS.
May 5-law4w

THE undersigned continues to transact business
Il for mail contractors, pensioners, draughted yo-
lunteers, and claimants generally at the seat oil 60
yernment
He has blank bids ready for persons DESTROYS OF
bidding for mail contracts The old service and pay
upon any route given at the shortest notice and adj
vice as to bidding communicated, If desired No APP
plicaon attended to, unless accompanied by Zee OF
five dollars and no letter taken from the Office un-
less the postage IS paid. No person having business
at the seat Of Government need attend in person, u
full descrip ion Of tie business is communicated,
end full power of attorney sent on by mail.
Ten per cent. charged upon all old claims allowed
by the proper authorities, after the allowance IS made
Nothing charged unless the claim is allowed
Refer TO the members OF the Twenty Seventh Con-
grcss generally.
JESSE f. DOW,
Washington, Sth street, near General Post Office
March 2l--lyif
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ga,.S ighai pasy more ral,ab the ,igh 10 ship he
tt terms as colonial productions 10 Great Bri.
tain and her colonial possessions.
These great and important advantages will pro-
badly double Ms raias Of thai erieRSiue gion aud
make il one of the most populus and 1ourshine
portions Of the State Estimated by a mere money
ed standard, these advantages are worth he would
suppose adj The rest Of e territory claimed by Maine
,citsOa them. If 10 this be added the sum Of about
100000 TO be paid her for the expense Of dc
tending her territory, and $500 900 to her aud sassa
chusets IN equal moeties, in consequence of their
assent TO the boundary aud the equivalents received
II must be apparent that Maine has moi made bad
change in accepting The treaty, compared with the
award as far as her separate interest is concerned.
but DC That as II may she as he rghua Judge Of hsr
oirn iniertsfs and her assent is sufficient ground
Tor our assent, provided that to which she has as
sented does not involve too great sacrifice the
part OF the rest of the Union nor their honor OF
safety. SO far from that, as far the rest OF the
Union IS concerned, The sacrifice is small and The ga,
great They are under solemn constitutional obliga-
lions To defend Maine, one of the members OF the
Union, against INVASION and TO protect her territory
cost what II may, at every hazard The power,
claiming what she contended TO be hers, is OF the
greatest, if not the greatest earth the dispute is
oil long standing and OF character dlthcut 10 be
adjusted and however clear the right of Maine
may be regarded in the abstract, it has been made
doubtful, in consequence Of admissions, for which the
Government II the Uni,n is responsible To terminate
such controversy, with the assent of the party i'm
mediately interested by paying the small sum of halt
milliou-of which large part (say 10000 Is
PROFESSIONALLY due TO Maine, and would have to be
paid to her without the treatyis indeed small sa-
crifce, fortunate deliverance President Jackson
oiiiing to aiioo her, has been stated, more than
ciee much for her assent 10 the arard and IN doing
so, he shoWed his cisdom, whatever might have been
thought of il at the time Those, at least, ,cho OPP
posed the treaty, ciu not charge him Nth being tcng 10
sacrifice The interest and honor Of the Union making
The oGer and yet the charge whieh they made against this
portion Of The treaty does, by implication, subject cha he
,cas ready 10 do TO similar
The concluding sentence of this quotation
has given mortal offence TO Mr.. Benton
He cannot excuse MIR. Calhoun for pointing out
his shameful Inconsistency. If Mr.. Benton is
really guilty (and he does not deny it) of sub
stanlially terming General Jackson's proposed
settlement of the boundary, more "dishonora-
BILE" and "dsgracefuP' than the present one, he
will never pardon Mr.. Calhoun for exposing
him!
We will continue these extracts.
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BOUNTY LANDS TO SOLDIERS OF TnI

BOUNTY LANDS TO SOLDIERS OF THE
ID LATE WAR Soldiers or their heirs, Who
ave- or may bereanerreceye, certificates for bounty
lands informed that the subscriber has engaged the
services Of faithful and competent agent resid-
ing in the Territory Of Iowa to whose care may be safe
y ntrusted the selection aud location Of said lands, in
can be obtained until The location is made and it is all
important that good and valuable lands should be Sc
leeted. To do this, agent should be employed who
can attend personally to the subject. Persons hold
ing certificates above, aud who may desire TO make
them of value, can have their respective locations
subscriber
Reference may be made to General George Glib
son, Washington City.
HENRY Ill. SYLVESTER.
Washington City, ID c., April 5-d&ctf
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SCHEDULE {.


5 reams folio paper ruled, feint line, and margin
red, to pattern
20 reams letter paper, blue and white, ruled fent
lines, and unrued, woye and laid
10 reams foolscap, do do
II reams envelope paper
500 sheets parchment, dimensions furnished by the
Office
5000 quilts (60)
5000 steel pens, (assorted)
5 gross silk taste
20 doz. tape
| doz. inkstands, (glass)
9 lbs India rubber (prepared)
% lbs. sealing wax lbs. walters
3 gross lead pencils, (hard and sofD
To- pounce; doz. sand boxes | Dbl. sand
2 doz ink (Hoover's, in quarts)
l doz. paper folders / doz penknives doz
erasers.
accompany the proposals) and to be delivered with
out delay when ordered.
PROPOSALS will also be received, during the
same period, and subject to the same conditions, fol-
the execution of such printing as may be required b,
the Office for one year from the LIST July, lS43 con
sisting If
LETTER PRESS
2 reams circulars
2 reams do
5000 informations TO persons having S,o;n,
business with the Patent Office, - =, a.
5000 laws of;ce
/ ream receipts
3 reams envelopes
800 heads Of patents
COPPER PLATE.
500 Heads of Patents-parchmen and plate fur
nished by the office.
BOOK BINDING.
Folio Letter-books full bound, Russia.
DENY Record-books, do. do.
Received Letters, half bound, in sheep.
may O IaW4W
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NEw CousTERrrT.-A letter TO the editors Of the
Baltimore American, from Mr.. n. VI. Magraw agent
at Havredegraee Of the Philadelphia and Baltimore
Railroad Company, dated 10th instant says: There
has been presented at my office Three Dollar note
purporng to be the issue Of the Union Bank Of Bati.
more, signed, J. ID. Day, Cashier, and w. Bishop,
President ! understand thata number Of them have
been offered to citizens i have not time 10 give
q description of the tote You know there is no such
issue from the Union Bank They are calculated to
deceive.
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NOR RENT-The three story brick House on
l. 18th street. two doors from the Madisonian office,
near Pennsy lyana avenue, being one of the new
block recently erected by Mr.. Monroe. The House
is in fine repair, and IS one OF the most convenient
and chosen IN the centre part of the city 1t is at
present occupied by Judge Bryan, Assistant Post
master General Possession given Immediately.
april D
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PATENT OrricE, May 6, lS43.

- EALED proposals will be received at this office
- until o'clock p. NJ, the 10th June next, for
furnishing such articles Of stationery may be re-
CURED by il for one year from the LIST day Of July
next, a, enumerated in the suljoined schedule and
estimate Of quantity but il is TO be understood by
persons proposing that the office is to be at liberty to
take either less or greater quantity of any article
than is specified, according TO its wants, during the
war
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NOTICE
OF REDEMPTION OF TREASURY NOTES.

TEEAsuRr DErARrMEsT, April 26, 1913.
Notice is hereby given that this Department As
ready to rodee all the Treasury notes Of the United
States heretofore issued bearing date on, or on any
day before, the first day July eighteen hundred aid
forty two, and which have become dse or shall be.
come due, before, or on, the thrtieth day of June
eighteen hundred and forty three; and that accor.
ding the provisions Of different acts of Congress,
interest upon all the notes herein described willie
on the thirieth day of June next.
Any notes that may be offered under this notice at
the Depositories of the United States in the City Of
New York. or at the city of Washington, or at the
Treasury, will be redeemed in money and not other
wise. J. G. SPENCER,
Secretary of the Treasury.
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State Prison SW.--We have been shown a box
containing % different colors Of Tram and Floss
silk, manufactured at the Mount Pleasant State
Prison, with specimens Of figured Gros de Maps
and figured Braid for coat trimmings. They are
substantial and excellent articles though the
Or de Nap IS not highly finished as the
imported. This is made at about eighty cents
per yard, but IL is hoped that II will be made
considerably cheaper as the arrangements for the
manufacture completed. part Of the cocoons
raised on the farm of the prison. It is a
great pity that The attention Of our State had not
been earlier and more efficiently directed to the silk
manufacture in her prisons.--.N " Tribune.
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nor RENT.--A Furnished House on Pennsylva-
Il MIA Avenue, between 9Th and 9th streets, north
side, the store OF Mrs. Bhlsr consisting Of a
large psrlor dining and three bed chambers,
with part Of the cellar, kitchen and kitchen furni-
ture Would suit small genteel family, or three or
four gentlemen.
The above occupied during last session, by
the Hon. e J. lngersoll, Of Pa.
Apply at Mrs. BlHLER'S Fancy Store, Pennsyl-
wanna Avenue. may l2--6t
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FOR THE LADIES.

vTNHE subscribers have just received trunk OF
i very beautiful Bronze Satin and Lasting Cater
and half Cater Boots, colored, fancy and dress
Buskins and Bronze Slippers; which, with their
former stock, makes their assortment very perfect.
The attention of the Ladies is particularly called
to the above. A, COYLE * son.
may lU-3t
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NOTICE

NOTICE,
In relation 10 The rernorai the Land Office for The Vest
eyn Disir Ct Of Missouri from the ioion o. Lrhgfon
% Clinton
IN vir,ue Of the authority conferred the Execu-
live by the third section of the act Of Congress aP-
nroved August The 29th, lS42, entitled "An act for
creating new land dstrc, in the State Of Missouri
and for changing the boundaries of the Southwestern
and Western Land Districts IN said State" notice -
hereby given that the office for the Western Land
District of Missouri will be removed from lexington
TO the town Of CLSroS, in Henry county, so soon a.
the necessary arrangements for that purpose can DC
made.
special notice as to the precise dac OF removal
will'be given by the Register and Receiver;
Given under my hand, at the city OF Washing
ton. this twenty-eighth day Of April, ~ ~
Iaia JOHN TYLER.
Ny the President
Tue n. BLaEr,
Commissions, Goprd imd 'i Z"
April % -iawGW
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NOTICE 70 PAPER MAKERs.

DROPOSALS will be received at this office TO
L furnish paper, of the size and quality used for
the Madsonlan. A constant supply (about 100
reams per month"; TO be kept hand in this city, to
be consigned TO such house as the manufacturer may
designate. Terms, cAsn. may i2-3t
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BANK or WAsHNGroS, May 10, ls43
TINE President and Directors of this Bank have
Il declared dividend Of three per cent out of the
profits of the last Six months payable TO stockholders
on demand. JAMES ADAMS, Cashier
NAV lI-3t
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GOLD LEAF AND DENTISTS FOIL-W.
VI FISCHER has just received large supply of
Kings deep Gold Leaf and Dentists Foil, which is
equal if not superior TO any heretofore made by him
"a quantity of which will be constantly kept for
wholesale and retail at Statoners' Hall.
nlaN OF
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GRAND SOIREE OF ENCHANTMENTS,
FASCINA ZION, HlNDOO MIRACLES, AND
HUMBUG,
THIS (FRlDAY) EVENING,

BY GESTLEMaN who has travelled for many years
in Persia, Hlndostan, and part of China.
~ The nett proceeds 10 be applied 10 benerOieni par
poses.
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IoURsUANT to the provisions Of the first section
of the act Of Congress, approved March Sd,
Is43 entitled "an act providing for the sale OF Ger.
tain lands m the states Of Ohio and Michigan, ceded
by the Wyandot tribe of Indians, and for other pur-
poses y the Land Office now at Lima, VIII be re-
moved to the town Of Upper Sandusky, within the
Limits of the Wyandot cesson, soon practicable.
Further notice as to the pre- Use time of removal
win be issued by the Register and Receiver OF the
Lima Office. -
Given under my hand at the City Of Washington
this lIth day Of April, A. ID. lS43.
JOHN TYLER.
BY the President;
Tue. III. BLAZE,
Commissioner ofihe General Land Office
april 13-law6w
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MANTUAMAklNG
MRS l.. b. ROBINSON, residence d. between
wi and 7th streets, respectfully informs the la
dies Of Washington City, and its vicinity, that she IS
prepared TO execute work, according to tho latest
Partisan fashions, in style inferior to none in the
United States.
may 6.u
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For tickets and shares and certificates Of packages IN
the above magnificent lotteries, address
j. G.. GREGORY CO, Managers,
Washington, ID. c.
U5-An account of each drawing will be sent, inn
medlatey after is over to all who order tickets
from us. may l-2aW3WuAcH