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Vocal CoNcERT.-Mr Duffields second con-
cert, which was postponed on account of the in
clemency Of the weather on Friday and Saturday
evenings last, will take place this evening at
Concert Hall. We advise all lovers of good sing
ing not to neglect hearing Mr.. Dufheld-as he is
excellent.
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PoRTRA1T OF THE LATE Il. w. GILMER.--We
have received from the publisher, r. Haas fine
Autograph likeness Of the late Secretary of the
Navy. 1t was drawn by A. Gilbert, from the da-
guerreotype by P. Haas, and is pronounced good
likeness of Mr.. Gilmer Price so cents to be
had at the store Of the publisher
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FOR THE ERECTION OF A LYCEUM HALL
THE members of the Metropolitan Lyceum, hav
ing received the most hattering encouragement
from the citizens Of Washington, beg leave respect
fully to inform their friends and the public generally
that they will give Citizens Ball on Monday, April
8, 1874, at Carusi's Saloon the proceeds TO be APP
piled for the erection of Lyceum Hail. PEI
AS the citizens of Washington are well aware
there is not single edifce in the Metropolis Of the
Union which is dedicated to the cause of literature,
although sister city Of Alexandria can boast of
splendid hall, which has been erected by the gene
rous bencence Of the citizens Of that place. and it
is therefore, with the utmost confidence that we rely
upon their aid and support in the praiseworthy un-
dertaking in which we are engaged.
4 The ball will be under the entire control of the
Metropolitan Lyceum, and they pledge themselves
that nothing on their part shall be wanting to give
satisfaction to all those who shall honor them with
their presence.
I'M FIJI.
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NEW GOODS.-Thc subscriber has this day re-
IN ceived the following goods: ff8
50 pieces plan Tsrlton muslns, for sv'ng dresses
SO do Swiss do do
SO do Book do do
20 do white Grape do
IN pieces rich colored silks 6H5ot al
~ dozen ladies' white kid gloves sstssIf
10 do gentlemen's white kid gloves. sup. quality
30 do light colored do 49,
$50 pieces handsome prints
so do do gnghams
100 do Irish linens, very cheap
500 do longcloth cotton shirtings
SO do gentlemen's pocket handkerchiefs, scarfs,
cravats, &c.
Purchasers are respectfully invited TO give me a
call. II. C. WASHINGTON.
feb 81 g}a
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sa 2 WANTED.
n LOTTERY PRIVILEGE, for which a reason
able price will be given Letter directed to T. G. NJ,
Beers's Hotel, will be attended to. mar l9-3t
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LOCAL N E W S.

CONVENTION OF THE 4TH, 9TH, AND 9TH WARDS
The members composing this body assembled at
the Eastern School room on Saturday evening
last. Present
From the 18th ward--Messrs. Tate aud Peter
Brady.
From the 9th ward--Messrs. N. Brady, Van
Reswick, and Woodward.
From the 9th ward-Messrs Queen. Fumer,
and Thornley,.
Absent-C. X. Gardner, of the 4th ward.
The Convention was organized by the election
of C. X. Gardner as President, and George H.
Fnlmer, as Secretary.
It then adjourned, to meet this Tuesday even
ing at the same place, at half past four o'clock.
RoBBERY.--A gentleman named G. Fulton, Of
Leeds, New York, now stopping at Tyler's Ex-
change Hotel in this city had his trunk broken
open and robbed of 5000 in gold on Sunday night
or Monday morning, under circumstances which
most strongly lead to the conclusion that the ne
farious deed was perpetrated by a fellow ledger,
whose name is entered on the books of the Hotel
as William Meeker, of Baltimore, who, since the
transaction, cannot be found. Meeker had an
nounced to the proprietor that he should leave for
Baltimore in the cars the evening previous and
gentleman from the South had that evening been
given his room he subsequently changed his
determination, and, the hotel being crowded, Mr..
Fulton gave up his room for the night and re-
moved to that of the bookkeeper-leaying his
trunk in his former room, which Meeker was as
signed to. In the morning, Meeker paid his bill
in gold, and left about eight o'clock shortly after
which Mr.. Fulton discovered that his trunk had
been rifed of its contents. The police are on the
lookout for the absquatulated gentleman, and it
is to be hoped that he may be speedily brought
to justice, and the distracted money recovered.
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A. HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE-l am
M;i; authorized to sell two frame houses on 5th
street, Massachusetts avenue, one in the First
Ward, nearly opposite the residence Of c. Hill, ESQ.,,
and one on 7th and streets, south Of w. A. Brad
ey's. These houses are nearly new, and will yield
from II TO ]6 per cent per annum to the purchaser.
Also six lots in square AGO. north of the Poor-house,
9Th and 9th Streets at $50 EACH and one in square
4Ol, on 9th street. They will all be sold low il ap
piled for Immediately, and the terms made easy.
J. f. CALLAN,
mar l9-e03t Corner of E and 7th streets
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CONCERT,
AT ERT n ALL.

TN consequence of the inclemency of the weather
i on Friday last, Mr.. DUFFIELD will give his
SECOND CONCERT this (TUESDAY) evening,
March IS.
Professor HEWITT will preside at the piano forte.
PROGRAMME.
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7 lME-300 barrels of Lime, fresh from the kiln,
u now landing, in good order, and ready for de-
livery.
Also on hand, Oak, Hickory, Pine, and Ash wood,
Anthracite Coal, &c., all of the best quality, and
will be sold low for cash. or to punctual customers
WALTER WARDER,
Southwest corner of 18th and streets north,
mar l9-eo6t near the Canal.
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II LUCK! LUCK I! LUCK!!!
LOTTERY DRAWS TO-DAY.-Come try your
luck at the new Office just opened The subscriber
is counted lucky fellow and ticket buyers would do
well to try him at once-next door to Beers's Hotel
Pennsylvania avenue.
THOMAS MANLEY.
Bank notes on all foreign banks bought and sold.
Relief notes wanted, to remit to the east. 81
Spanish dollars and Mexican doubloons wanted,
for which high premium will be given. mar 10
ON PARLE FRANCAIS.-Les Francois de cette
~ vile: feront bien dessager leurs bonheur; de la
lotterie daujour d'hu cote d'IIotel American,
Avenue de Pennsylvania. mar 10 .
CTANDARD PATENT MEDICINES Just re-
~ ceived and for sale at CLEPHANE'S Perfume
ry, Fancy, and Patent Medicine Depot, corner OF
Pennsylvania avenue end 10Th street:
Brandreths Vegetable Pills !; Wrght's Indian Veg
etable Pills; Paria's Soothing Syrup for children
seething; Powell's Balsam of Anseed, for coughs,
colds, hoarseness, difficulty of breathing, and huski-
ness in the throat.
Fale's Cough 1ozenges; Worm, Vanilla, soln
Rose, Lemon, and PEPPERMINT Lozenges.
Scudder's Eye Water
Palmer's Extract of Sarsaparilla
Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture
Pastile's de Paris, for bronchitis, &c. mar 49,
M OLASSES,-5 hhds. Porto Rico Molasses, fol
lHl sale by s. HOLMES,
mar 49, Grocer, 7th street
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Pm Afoat. ...'....... .hussell
Erin is My Home. .Uempster
Sparkling and Bright. Taylor
Woodman Spare that Tree. .............. Russell
Ho for q Rover's Lille. ...,. .HeWtt
Go call the Doctor and be Quick Hutchinson
PART IL
Life on the Ocean Wave. ............. Russell
Irish Emigrant's Lament Glover
Columbia on thy Fertile Plains. .......... .Braham
Our Flag. ................. $500.
The Maniac. ..................... .Russell
Bachelors Hall .mOorc
Tickets so cents.
Concert to commence at o'clock.
Tickets for sale at Fischer's Music store, 0. Fish
& Co.'s, and at the door the evening of the Con-
cert mar l9-H
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IN WOOD! WOOD!. WOOD!!! s-A~H-
i HE subscriber is now selling at his Wood Yard
on 7th, between d and E streets, opposite the Ma
tional lntellgencer Office, wood at the following re-
duced prices for cash
Oak at "a per cord, Pine at SO per cord
Has, also, on hand so cords of first quality Ash,
which he will sell at astonishngly low rates.
mar l9-eo3t J. H. THORN.
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d EMOvAL.-BOTELER, DOM & Co. have re-

II EMOVAL.-BOTELEK,D DOM & Co. have re-
IL moved their house furnishing stores into the
large granite front three story new house, opposite
the west end of the Centre Market house, and second
door east of D. Cagett's dry goods store They
take this opportunity Of informing their friends and
the public in general, and their old customers in
particular, that they have, by the concentration Of
their stores, large stock of house-furnshing
goods Of every description on hand, and that they
will be adding to their stock frequently such articles
as the demands of the public may require, their
object being to render their store both useful and
attractive, and where persons furnishing may be
supplied with every article of household use
Thankful for past fayors, they invite call at their
new establishment. mar l9--ifeodlw
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= AHO AoAo"iH6 6OuuCbCu nave Oocu sCicClcu al
Managers
W. w. Seaton, F.W. Thomas,
r. G. Weightman, Charles McNamee
J. H. Bradley, J. Holland,
VIM. Campbell, J. P. Stallings,
James III. Durham, .. Denham,
Charles 8. Wallach, George Hilbus,
John Boyle. E F. Buckingham.
Committee of Arrangements.
D. H. Durham, G. D. Bishop,
H. I. Mickhum, L. w. Ecklof
Z. C. Ecklof, Thomas Cation,
VIM. B. Cole, J. p Freeman.
There will be no bar Refreshments for the gen.
men on the most moderate terms
sufficient number of servants having been en-
gagged, no Others will be admitted.
Do. Tickets only 81 SO (ample refreshments for
the ladies included,) to be had from the Committee
of Arrangements, w. Fischer's, Buckinghams drug
store; Farquhar & Morgan, First Ward, and at the
door on the evening Of the ball. mar 19-2w
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nR. X tTZ's AMERICAN ANTLBILIOUS
LIE nLLLS L. III. -u1onnnl-nn end cntn Of

1T 7 TTT-T = T|r TT0 TT0VTTT nom end UTT0 III
l5.c,s.-. ., 1910. rr, 3, ,al .,.,,,,,,l, and
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Tho o#1Is .naf. ,.r,rsd ne spccifc Ia
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=, : .,.I...4,.. e,l..f,. 4,l.-c L,,, arc e,.rrce.
=, ,rs,s,5l f.r H. ra,.o,,i Of PAL and Pihon,
Af5ffsrf vI5.b = the frst srad af disoose. Al
.l.5.. >. ~, $50. 49,. l.I.,4 ,,J .,or,,,, N,
o,,.,,,a. - 49,, 80.
.,z,.5,,,,.,, sas54 b.al,b At s,,n,,to"'s nv,
e o'5l'a a..,...,,.f5, m o,1css ~ MI, fro,
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.9ele' co - nI,..'' an" ru.,ia a. =
~ ~ ISM w
+ ~ 'u' VII pffIof+S mr. pIrIc
AMI BILIOUS LII + flid'H
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CLOTHING STORE.

~1uRISTAIN KAMMERER respectfully IN
I forms his friends and the public TINT he has
,omoyed from his old stand 10 Paxton = Corner, Dr.
reetly opposite the Virginia Hotel, Main slreei.
where he has on hand md intends keeping, large
stock of READY MADE CLOTHING. CONSISTING
in mart Of Fine Froclt and Dress Goats. Cloth, sum
r4r Drillinr. &c. SILK Marseiles and Satn Vests,
beautiful styles Cloth. Cashmere. Cafslnei and
Summer pants Also Stocks, Ctnvhs. Shirts, Gloves,
together with variety of Fancy Goods. CUSTOM
WORK done 10 order in The most mpt and
FASHIONABLE MANNER. The publlc are m.
viied 10 give him call, as they will he acc'mmo.
dated in the hest style and al the cheapesl tales
sp i-3m kAdALhLf
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French Boots.

a doors :'ouh If Virginia Hotel, Nam street,)
IOHN f.. WADE i. now manufacturing snpe-
y ror article Of CENTS BOOTS. af'er,he latest
FRENCH STYLE aud nnde Of the best Philadol.
phn materials which hi warrants to compete with
anything ever gotten up in tho United Slater, and
nj the following prices.
GOOD CALF BOOT S, s3DO
FINE do 500
EXTRA SUP sup, b'oV
Water proof do. with Cork and india Rubber 90
extra.
Ladies' and Chitdrens' BOOTS and SHOES made
in The nsalesl STYLE. orr "a
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wAsHIN GTON Use,
CHESTNUT STREET, ABOVE SEVENTH
pHIJADELPHIA

CHESTNUT STREET ABHN l. NF.N ~ ~
PHILADELPHIA.
m The subscriber hay Ing completed ms
AZA additions and improvements 10 The
:H;EM, above House, takes this opportunity 10
.alsssgss acquoin' his numerous patrons and the
pnhic generally, that the accommodations Afforded
he his new arrangements are Of very superior
order. They POSSESS, in addition 10 entirely ne"
6,ruirure Of the richest modern style, bees bedding
&c. well ventilated and handsome suits OF apar'
men,s. particularly adapted for ladies' Or amlll's
rho Tables. both Tie Ladies Ordinary, and that
"a, Gentlemen, will present every deheoey IN
sryle Of nearness md elegance and prompt attention
will be shown 10 every want
The WASHINGTON is situated in The centre oil
the fashionable part OF Philadelphia. and there IS a
private and separate enlrance 10 The lo'e of Las'e7
HI HARTWELL Proprietor
con,,guous IN the Hotel is NEW AND
SPTENDID BATHING ESTABLISHMENT.
ID
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II Z r.

~ . =
N. HEI~NELL, respectfully announces
bnsiq ilts that be D. NV receiving
,isy %, beautiful Flu-B G3a3g all 81
tpree-rhased m New York OF tho most
h p ael.ers IN thai tnlluum ni Fash
|NN Y ,ArI has entire conf ienee IA
n e ladies thlt thrg will find manf
u Goods at bis store not 70 b. found al
N -roI-. In Whee'ine. all Of which Wi
n r~"n.i9 low. - Can - ttf rarHtH
b M Union Streets
klItJ\L FOR LADIES' DRESSES
Cd Sco'caand English Lawns Re1aa-
! rn and other Nh ins. bik satin
/ Morning Ba IzaGncs, Mourning LaNns
Bsl-' NaWfp he L4iae Rleh rla.d,
'H aa,rtd silks. Aipl-as al eoi5rs
'r.ft six. Cotton and VOL an3
tri li.a' Bll-ari rs. Organize Cine
en- 1a. Earistoa do. Manchester Ia.
Nl' do. Lace, strptd Jaconei, PLAID
y ao Ia.ooei DEM Jacpnetsi Glmbaes.
D. ttnc9 ant Am tica7 cb.uf2es.
RIBBONS, NETS. &c.
o. H31'ns large stock; cap and neck
n 'aNe-; French Artificial Flower;
A'''a'10 capts; pimliy collars Blre,
ini WHITE Crane Tdsse; do do bldck cr1ps.
assortment ladies' silk crqrats. Fcw
n 'l,auaahle Shawls. plum and fa'd
e' DO White do Rauches, cords and
" 'e AsLhurfon collars; French
~ a9; N"'t cans, French Lace do. Nett
N ll', Pirasols and Sun shades. Linen
r. '1 cambuc Handkerohefs.
n Lf-1a., q r. Aehburton. Platte and
o. 50 DO do Edgmes; DO do Inserting.
\ |3.e' Ligns and lnsertings; B3bbIn
W, ,1u.n"i Fdsnas AMI Insertnes
pNNhlS, GIMPS AND HATS.
I PP'al BBoancs; Medium do do. comm on
4. Grds eve DO new stylr; new STYLE
~ Wy TO English straw do. Common
."le'' Do English straw do French
B1nuets, Misses Gimp do. Brad
'7 common 10, Basle do, Gimp
uI>ERY, GLOVES. Sc.
n, Rur six Hose; do Ingram cot
". mn 10. Do large sizn, do Ne
y VIZ e DO. Misses KID. cotton and
N N-. aides do do and silk do Bro
~ ~ '''1uh'd Hose White and brown
In Suner bfk cashmere do. Long
Rco... Wits; short do do do; Chll.,
H. socks. Misses cotton Hose, tall
q ''''' Cloves; Misses Mitts.
IA 49,. assott Weut Of Domestic Goods,
b., e Previous arrivals make my stock
I. ~ VEN will find my .STOCK o
h. '..,,.i',, salunetts, Nestlngs, lnsH
n 700 shirungs complete.
h.. n,r'ed. F1ucy SIX crarais, On 2.
be-. orange cold silk rocket HDkt'S
d IA ,.'r" PLAID for coats. 81 Tweed fol
n. ''i'j other fash onable goods for thi
b. .a.,
\. III rs. 5I "a" aad Leghorn, Sea Graz
- Hats. may -
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NEIL hus lust received. OF
- Rawlana', Improved quality, Mil Cross ut
and Pm Saws.
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IAINTING.

O,y y null. HOT ST. SIGN AND
a., y 'HN IALPAINTERS. No l25 West
,tr.,, "e always prepared with The hest
u. ''' material Ia execute all o,Iers IN Their
u. ' '.' g aud At the lowest rate.
''- 'p'"n Of SIGN PAINTING OR Gil.
'' Ue'' manner may 10
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rOrSTATx NV.
lat, Beitloerer's1 IlGur Sr. BALTIMORE.
W w nlX,
ApTJTT'R EOEE ''p'''"'''

AVING lcnsed thls extensive and favor'te ~.
Enlistment. md cntrev renovnod and ro-
filled il lhronghani ihat II compare advnnr'.
aeonalv VIII sr'1lnf esiah shmont IN lhe Union
have no hesitation m nndenvnrlnc IN attract the
attention NJ ihc travelling public 10 the favori'e
liafel. lfthe lnnet strenuous rprrions, lninod to
overV possible convenience TO he found clseWh rv
osn insnre success hoy pledge themselves tn ia
ormet we'll earned reputation shall not only be
rnerit-1 hut .urnaescd
n accordancs with the difficulties of the hmra
hoy hnvo determined 10 reduoe thelr charges to
onrrosnand Prfce Il Is ner day.
Baltimore Inlv 3 1873 IL
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CT'Y'L ER v.

Rnlves aud Fnrl.a aseorte fr,m tho common
Sham Buck 10 tho heet Ivory Handle. Pod"ere'%
Woetenholm' = pncUet Cutlery and aiarge assert
nen' Of low priron do. Rodpcre' Foissore md
Shears. OFT t;Rftlt'
Wheolinr NaVo1 Nn15q Vain St
DLArK AND ri Ut HTArK .Oi I'VE BROWN
~ AND INVISIBLE GREEN CLOTHS
Ghcnnosl ever offered in tbs Market ut
m + ALEX ROGERS No 40. Warr.t.
nLEAGTiEn & BROWN M'SIINS. Brown
Drillinrs Canton rionnc's. hr sal- rhenp nj
np5 ALIEN ROGERS No 10. Wnterst.
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avDs ron saba attorney in Goc

ANDS FoH y Ab1i-AS nnhrn'" IN 'aff'
for tho holrs of s Snrioo. vii sell tho f'llov-
inq lind holnnsino 10 his esta'n namely. h'a
Triadelphia firm and his lands on Turkey run and
Rig Wheeling Creek in Marshall county.
The Triadelnhia farm il situated hetwoen Midd'"
and Tiiilr Wheeling Creeks ndo nino lHnda of
Thomas Henderson and others. Mr. Henderson IL
requested To show tbs lract 10 persons Wishing 10
eynmnn II. Tho Turkey ran lands consist OF
small tract bonqli Of fsaac Davis. md lnrpe trac'
bsnohi nf { Woods fexreniinr 60 much therof.
~ Mr. Snrieg mav in his Ito time hove sold
These Turkey run an1s will he divided into smnli
Tracts as may sui purchasers. or will be fold IN
body
Persons Wishing n purchase, will find tho terms
NJ ale easy and accommodating
f.boo ZJACOP.
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Con sumption.

pr DUNcAN's EXPECTATION Iu1
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RIBBONS, NETS. &C.
NETS. GIMPS AND HATS.

ii Boancs; Medium do do. comm on
= hr1. eve DO new style; new siele
.. 20 English straw do. Common
'oe'' Do English straw do French
: , B0nuets, Misses Gimp do. BRAID
NO. common 10, Ba2le do, Gimp
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FW7IfEfR .f#4l r,o.t.t. 81, ~ -. d.tf....# ! ID
-. I-,.,.,b t...t.-h -. =,
=. ~ ''"st M ! ioihs
- p.eees T. afht ,f.1Eu-h. flaih and Fancy
/ "cfl ana 9la9lf h'itd AsaHhef,s 55p piece
DsssIntls ana htn'n'N! yr9ns
TN 'O'PS.
~. ~ ile' ~, uJ '2.s TX, s,tP' % a3e
-. -. -, a. - 1uoie ~
90. - - ,. ~, CT - IN ~ COZ
= ~. - Ii - Ink - 'YtthH
- aYe - ID 'uL =. 'no bIqe blAek
f.,,pI @af.3s lnyiish ~rrg. p'1i" '"'
SuiNI
RI.h enbfotdcr.d and lam lhlhe, Ffnb,o,d
- .h,sd Flypr.a AND - ,,,n.bi. - ~
r.s, .fvI. R,r,ts. .nf,n So, -, -.
.,.ts 49, 49, I..-,.,t,.,, -
FANsA GOODS LAWNS &c
Eleh pfried RaIznur's .aIl WOOL Bnragrs
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ia mask Table Dsper= itucn Camhr,-. ant -,
AVN hifdss}r. X tsslan and scotch dtnprr,
tuckabaek and linen sLtrnngs " hue bt.
ana brown iolfa is INN crash and OH. I'm. II
'od~ H9uHets, X bbsHs s. ArtiGeili Moe,
+, 'ap1lii an "a tt~ arueIel Psltiuo, fruen
ace hltd~ eye. BrI NM Rutland and Fl,f,nc,
hf1la b9nn"ts, Z gilsh straw, Ctpfrs4 .NlI,,
and avn d.. -. style Bpnnet Rbband4.
rtnch aud amer Flowers Misses and L l. I'D
cn. Florence brand and straw hpnnets
LrimmiuRt i ng Hik serE", wSrsied do C 81
mi 'rst core aud Il ndlrg; Br-cade, twist. d
sstnR buttons Cont o.nhsss aAd y aiding ~
'HddWg bin and I'D Sliclans Jet LIk aud
duo D. sewing Liz Patent thread.
DOMESTIC GOODS
- IA CO 1T Blrsehrd Cous,.
BIcschrd aid Brown l'tlhng T|tt Bra.heI
Long Cloth. 9feat Weston = Laurel ID \.
sr'ut Savage, t'unpo~der Hartford An,o.kr.v
naiton halrs A Dover md Tn OF t1B.osn
h'SIh. Baton Premium, heihurn, AtnosktsK
4. az AGA, Hamilton. Gteat Western Pearl r v
"r aud other supcrlat licking. Goa Nankln.
oi psnahufehs PRISON plalis and stripes DO
nestle Gnghem., Apron Checks Marnef
strpcs.
GENrLEMEN's WEAR
50 T"od Clslh Tx sshmcrct. Napoleon
I0tb, Dfap b'kfe. PLAIN sad PLAID ,.smhrnons
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HANGING ACADEMY-NR YEo. re
.prcrintly hers to laiurm lie Ladt rs aud
Grniiemru al Wheeling. thai he has aken r"r7' III
Mr. I.nkera'. Cenleclioner &c, Nam s.. "hlch he
wi uprn rs al academy nr Tuition m Dshclng OIL
Monday lhr It, ArrrI lS44
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day anerroon from four ull 81
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can h, nfmed at eighl, Sir Yeu viii give th' N
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RLAIR's LECTURES;
PHILOSOPHY OF ARlTliMETlOt
'wHEArl.EY's LOGIC;
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MlrCHELLs GEOGRAPHY aud ATLAS;
OLNEY'S do dos
RAYS ECLECTIC RlTIIMETIC;
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SMITHS ARITHMETIC,
'SM TiI'S GRAMMAR,
KIRKIIAMS do;
ECLECTIC SERIES 1t. 2d. 81 and 4lh READER.
DICK WORKS VII,
ROLLINS AN IENr HISTORY. 8 vn.;
.ALLlSON'S Ills DRY OF III ROPE. 4 ,vis,
PIUTARCu'S LIVES.
URE'S DICTIONARY OF ARTS. &c;
Goodr'- Rock Nature,
FEDERALfST,
American Constitutions
FI"oke'- Phuthcrni
ITy ller'- History,
Ws'Iand'- Ppnical Economy;
Wayland'. Mot.l Scr.nce,
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