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New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03
r-Lo1s I'm IViIItamsburg for Sales

Lots in Williamsburg for Sale.-Six ell
-i6, BUILDING LOTS OF loc 4ted on the main
horou. hfa- East from the South FeT surrounded % Re"
ana GOOD bu dings They will be sold cheap close part
r-rbip Apply IN J Fish u NaSsan-st N-~-Yark. or
in he evening al residence In Williamsburg irsu
- Birth Day OF Charles Fourier.-The
.rp,y.r., Of Fourris Birth Day w D. celebrated on the
sh ao,l t,e 7th falling o. suoday) Apollo Saloon
a, o'clock P VI. Persons who may wish 10 participate IN
TN. festival can procure tickets Reded's Bookstore
Clinton Hail. corner of Beekmaa and Nas.au streets By
order of The COMMITTEE OF Arrangements Tickets 81.
rh2n Il
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03
IF Mw&SSm
pprpApAT0RY BOARDING SCHOOL,

PREPARATORY BOahDiNH S0l,DC l,,C,c ~, IN
rINIii HSrIrIli0N was established more than eight
years ago by the present lnncipal who soi o ." 4c@
students are thoroughly prepared Tor any - G9eSs oil n o o @
T psrt oft 1t is believed that the personal attention KIND
Intercourse and comforts OF home are secf, % te III
Tbe Location one OF the bssuii and healthy IN the
country accessible daily from New oiA 10 an am @ bn
vong lads are always accompanied by care person WIG"
parents ons commence May 18th and November 18th
~ i"v oc"J hv a vacation of weeks The charge is ~
en- which includes MI school expenses except Books
MGss ANU ,n~ be- had nj II Market and OF SILL How
ard House Broadway. ~ H. .n-' ' y"
CCHOO l. FURNITURE, Desks, Beaches,
tioh< Mars lnkstands and School Furniture III gene
raj for sale. Apply al 81 Rly,ncLon ST. e-.---
CSuEIF AND HEAVY HAhDWAhE.-JQ,nN
y RUTHVEN 81 John street. DAILY rrStivaS ~ nTi1 fh d.
c N Tnsand 10. cash aud sociis call tron' Conniy
trchsn,s plsvons 70 n,aklGs IN t5 dn. Gftiee
1nvils. Moasehole and Wiisiusons
%l'sas Saaaer.Sn brothers * 20 genuine CAST Steel
Chaias-aLisht Trace, Halter, sdih aad Log
lbboscn Com Sey,les and Files
wedding HOES. Japaned Halt Brit and {. 5
E.3S.,!. Es:4s,s ra,eg5 s ,ts hp.s; Tsss
Rowitnds Man Saws and Cross Cut.
mi and Wrought Nails.
shOssis I SPADES; Aass Ro~l,Pa' an, .sn and c
| Locks, Nate. Knob Fad Amer'ean
| Hinges Hook. Plate. But, Patent, SC
1ss0 wsSS sSos snd Butcher Raves
| Saws-Eand, Panel. Back, &c.
| Vices-Brit and Cotet hey, superior
Shos Thread and Twirs.
Cotton WOOL al Horse LaIds
(;uus Sinylr and Double Bs!re
| Pistols Rifles, Caps Fllnts, So :. ,o,
Also large assortr-nt Of American Hardware a. Hiah"
| factuTrr' prices. D, 9, So, .,s other
n,ser<-a,I OF which will be sold for cash OF aE
nnyrd tape 10 Southern and Western ,ieeh4ns eeyihs
| their Spnng stocks, 'oi'' A> 81 Johp AZ
| tnh7 3awAW&FIw :-"--- % '
ID DAGS-The highest market prices Will De saio
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03

DAGS-rhe highest market prices VIII DC paiu
II in cash fer all kinds of kags, by ,,; r;
mhl Sm CYRUS W. FlELD' NO. o@iiins 'Np'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03

tY Pittsburgh Pa, is infested with incendlarle-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03

Likeness OF MIR. GILMER.-We are indebted to
Endcott. % John street, for very fine large-szed
photographic portrait of the late Mr. Gilmer, which
may be purchased at Anthony, Edwards & Chton's,
247 Broadway. The likeness is very spirited, and
the engraving unusually excellent.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03

CAMPHENE, CHEMICAL OIL, AND BURN
" ING FLUID, for sale. wholss4l- and retail By
DIETZ, BROTHER X co.
No l3 John st.. New York. and
"a s.n. Hicks 81. Btookivn.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03
POLICE OFFICE

HIGHWAY RoBBERY-A person named Will
lam Mllerwas arrested charge OF having, about Ii
clock night, Oak street, taded by another who
c.,edl knocked down named Hnry P. Hlrdlubrook.
OF 76 James street aud orcbly tearing his wachpocket.
containing s35 snd with 1t fan off, He was however caught
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03

HUNT's MERCHANTS MAGAZINE.-The April
number Of this valuable work presents very rich
and varied Table of Contents. The Other Rights
ofSoveregnty over the Danish Sound ard Belts
translated from the Danish of Schiege by George
p Marsh is the leading article, and is full Of useful
Information in regard to portion of Europe com
paratvey little known. The Trade and Commerce
Of ofPennsyvania' is an article that will recommend
itself especially to all classes Of readers at the pre-
sent moment. tOur Commercial Intercourse with
Porto Rico,' Commerce Of the Bermudas,' Mara
time Law Statistics of the United States Com
mercial Reciprocity Proposed Modification Of the
Tariff &C. &c. 90 TO make up the number-noi
forgetting an unusually copious and interesting
Monthly Commercial Chronicle Book Notices,
&c. The Merchants Magazine in every way
abundanlly maintains its high character.
CAMPBELL's SEMI-MoNrHLY MAGAzINE-Ths
the best foreign Magazine Literature, and is work
of great service to those who would be relieved from
the labor Of wading through bushels of chaf in
search of the grains of wheat TO be met at chary
intervals. The winnowing is here done to your hand
and done skilfully, and with much care as good
taste. The number for April is embellisled with n
portrait of w. III. Ainsworh. We know no better
work of its class than Campbell's Semi Monthly
Magazine. (NNm. I'll. Graham, 100 Nassau-st.)
LIKENESS OF MIR. GILMER.-We indebted TO
Endcott. % John street, for very fine large-szed
thographic portrait of the late Mr. Gilmer which
H. Ant W, G.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03
WHOLE NO. 92s
CAsD-NB. n. BENNETT Manager OF

\ CARp.-MR. H. BENNETT, Manager OF
n TEALES Museum. respectfully announces his Fstarr
during ms bgnes he has -aable ssbl.h Agency
Enslint VIII r hlm 10 present. ccn'inua sue
S e 81 -5.5r spsob,"a a he public The sidtaa,
sxu.ase thar ne MANAGER his incurred he
IT, price EGsnr, hut snch plan n wit
gurSusl hat k- a.s-,l That h hops tsths he NAV
that aaxe;y sfiofi rhen au6canou--he spares
reh-r s1erous eyaeusehe ho> he too
courasenTtj which he dos no; anreasonablv eiic
The Manager proud 10 have III. honor iporm me as
submit thar notice rins ea:iosy 'arpassins the e'e-
0'n'fd To" rhn@f, n,SPrsNp s?9,s;:lS5 s bwARr
Of The Hp FINE FINE AZ a. The f;fEEHe
The Museum having been completely eeauSsd and removal
ted, will cpsn o-morlow Wednesday Ap 3i isr'cuiar> of
which will Ne gwen the bills Of ihs day. az
T AIDES CONCERT AND FESTIVAL OF
- FH EIGHTH AvsSU v.nss ISESsf ;sS aG a
The Orchestra Of ihs Bnt lasti,ue ln,tusrat4l add
a H t9S'sS nt iSf 's a Fan.b,% 5 g
Slx;oGs : Miles 2O5 Broadwa. N-wmtus, 100 Broadway
WheesIs. s. wall street. Lamaer, So Wall ..r,eI
the Gentlsmen Tickets cens-Lad'ss 40 p cents
MEXICAN MUSEUM AND PERPETUAL
"A FAIR. corasr Of Bt'adway 3, v, and Ann street
EVERY pay Ard ~ t.vENI%G TtiIs wsEK
Commencing Monday lst April, lS+4.
pty Visers admit, same Eyeuin. Ens.
t@N- iNIhN ! 4 ~ ~ ~ - =
The KENTUCKY MlNsTRELs engaged 70.
week -
Miss H. RICHARDS charming Vocalist;
LA PETITE CERIrO, the admired Dsnseuse;
Mr. II PARDEE, late from Europe, hts hist appearance
America.
Nh. {. RICHARDS. Sentimental Singer
r q. BOOTH. Comic Singer
Mr.. VIII FLOCK, Banjs Player;
Mr.. g. WILLIAMS. IRISH Singer and Story Teller;
MIR. HOWARD. the VioinIst.
BsAullFUL WAY FIGURES, representing Group OF
Indians OF the Crow Tribe, the OF killing SANTA
FE TRADER together with TOM THUMB. DANIEL
LAMBERT! and POLLY BODtNE.
The Gypsy &UEhN the Fortune Teller. may be con.
suited privately all hours OF the day aud evening
Performances each evening O'clock and Saturday NJ
az B.
Tickets 23crnts children under 10 years l2t
TWENTY-FIVE for private consultations with the
Gypsy Queen. m2s
NJ,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03

STEALING RIDING HABTS.-lsaac Thompson
wa, arrested b. officers Rue eiI and Sweet aud committed
charge of having stolen LADIES' habits worth about $50 from
u -. rsri,.., Me-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03

DIG lRON-200 tons No. l and PENNSYLVANIA
4 Charcoal Pig Iron, for Foundry USE for sale by
mh2J m OI<EV We,t...
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03

A YOUNG LADY having the necessary quail
~ catiors and who has taught OF the hfst SInra
the Country, wishes situation IN some respectable
Seminary Teacher OF the English branches Teacher
Of Pennansh3 aon. No objection to pleasant ouhen
vilIag- location, Address apply 10 \ Il Wheeler, 213
Broadway 6f Chambers street. from To II and 70
NIL 2v.s
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03

ecsA HULL'S STkUSSES.-Noucet 10 kup.
- Hursd P.r,Ons.-Per,ons afflicted with ruprufe
A8 Hm.Y rely upon ths best instrumental aid th,
ss.s> world affords, application the Office No
V~Sey enar Of the the principal
10 United States Be careful the hack pad Of
ulis Trusss Il they endorsed by Dr. Hull wy,.
.irg. None o. f-if-J npon good with
hs sisnatufe.
Many Persons have uB$.fAk~n 10 send OF Has
celebrated Trussss aud thouS4d, imposed ur0u IN cus
luence Thee mutations he relied upon tney AZ.
un.kui mechanics and batter tsn IN. odiu
uy TIMES.
Rooms bav. htsd % No Y.s.y cr .1clusiye,,
or .dIe5 hsvIs entrance from She sInsss depar
~ o.tl~ 81 -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03

HATTEK'S PLUSH-1he subscriber has on
hand of silk and Angola Flush which he
offers for sale very los. +. 2. CUMMINGS,
nh2D I'm 70 Pin. near Pearl.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03

WANTED-By young man that has had two
w years experience bunsss and writes good hand
situation Hardware Grocery stnre.a!arY much
an object mpioymen Good recommendations will be
given line addressed J. NJ ll3 Cherry will be
attended m2o 2w.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03

nESIRABLE BUAKDING. TentItmtn with
Dth-ir ~iyes and few single Gentlemen mtY be
dated with good board b. apply INK at No 10 Pnkpscr he
rooms which are the second tO0r will be vacated the
hrst OF Apfil. Terms ni,de known application. Re
f-.nceS exchanged vw day boafders also he
mo,i,f.d MA lws
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03

~ TliOWPSON'S TRUSSES-Office
G>\N No. l3 Beekman street. About 200 of the first
OJhyscians and surgeons OF New York hsy.
Ssss@ gwen their decided preference this Truss, ss
you Can graduate the pressure from to fifty
pound. the rupture without bick pad which does 40
much injury the fair being the best test Of
Supeusrlty. applied and SIX days given and if u
does the uptu-, while performing every kind of
exercise coughing sad givr perect easen word il
factory respect, the money cn-er uly re-
turned ths the only condition on which YOU should
buy Isnan-Dt esAily effected aad war
rant-d. II directions followed.
hose s-ndog Tor this need the side rup-
tured aud the round the hip, they graduate
the 10 sot their Sold whcl-sde
u B.ek man naIlI Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03

FURNITURE NOTlCt-SOta Bedstrads, &c
I. COTTON would inform all who Are IN want Of FUR.
Sure OF any description that he prepared to uru and
has constantly hand very large assortment ncludng
saaells atsnt sofa Bedstead which for simplicity, dura
bity and economy without their equal The public arc
mated TO call and examine ,h'm--a'o al other hind, Of
sofas always hand.
Those breaking housskres ng wishing sell oil
portion OF their Fumure WI! find ready sale by send
INK llne calling upon the subscriber
Sales BIZ Auctcn faithfully attended 20.
,n26iIU +. COTTON. llJ Fulton and "A Ann s,s.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03

- SPRING FASHION.-One price Hat
- s,orr l7s Chatham Square corner Of Mott Brown
sAS Co have tke pleasure offer style Of Hats,
The mason Of eea,er which closely resemble thoss formery
sold for and 6dolia the Iow fixed priss Of Three Dol
lars The P-o1rctors in presenting this Hat TO the public
thnk they har- nearly reached the ulumafr Of b~autY
eheapnrss, durability and comfort Of he .es.s
nh9 lms rs Chatham Square, corner Of Mousi
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FROM PARIS.

THIS day opened by F. Taylor, small case OF
spIenddly illustrated French Books, imported by
himself direct from Paris, where they were published
this spring, lS44 One or two copies of each only
received.
Voyage GU il vous plaira per Tony JohaDno, l
vol, filed with engravings.
Lee Paris, par Nj. Jules Jann, vol snail
quarto, numerous engravings.
La Marine, Arsenaux, Navires, Navigation, Com
bats par NJ Pacini, officer dc la Navre Royal, !
vol filed with illustrations.
Voyages en- Zgzag, per TOPPER several hundred
engravings
Les Rues de Paris; Paris Ancen ct Moderne ORR
gines Historic, Monuments, Costumes Moeurs,
Chroniques ct Traditions; , volumes, with 300 IL
lustratons.
I'm AutTe Monde, par Graudville, vol, very nu-
nerous engravlngs.
Mes Prisons, par Silvio PelIco, edition iIIusee,
vol; PARIS, 1914.
Corenne, per Madame de SiaeI, . vols. with many
beautiful illustrations.
Historic de Napoleon, per LOU. Lurine, illustIee
de 81 dessins.
Nouvelss, ct veri,ables Ayentures dc Tom Pouce,
par z. ). Stahl, vignetes par Bersll.
Alnanach ProPhe'ique pour lS4i.
On hand good collection of standard French au
thors, tn. supply Of which is constantly kept up.
Books, Stationery aid Periodicals. or any thing else
imported 10 oder from London, PARIS, or any part Of
Europe. F. TAYLOR, Bookseller,
aUTil 10 Washington.
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HoFFMAN'S LAW INSTITUTION.-The
I, subscriber has established at No. III SOUTH

I uOFFMAN'S LAW INSTITUTION.-The
- subscriber has established at No. Ill SOUTH
FIFTH STREET Philadelphia, an extensive lnsti-
'u'on Tor The reception Of Law Students from every
part oil The Union. The advantages offered as
ioho"s' An extensive Library of about 600 yo.-
umes IN, every department ofjursprudence-of Uni
Foisai Literature, History and Sciences Lectures
Oh iaw and also on lis cognate topics, nearly through
Out the year-the PRACTICE of all the Courts spe.
ciaiiy attended 10, and in a mode of greater certainty
and rapidly Than can possibly be obtained in any
Couns' 'or's Office. Written Legal Essays by the
Studebss who prefer to be thus engaged-iamiliar
Conpsrsattons on most points Of Law-peI petuOl at
tentlon to sure and practical COURSE OF STU
Df-the adaptation Of that Course to the exact wants
OF The Student, according he may design to prac
ice III The untry, or III some maritime cty-a
Course as long, short, the Students may pre-
fer
The FORMS of all legal proceedings progressively
studed-the Practice explained practically and also
PuosophieaHy-all the newest books, they appear,
added to the Lbrary-and all the Law Journals, for
eign ana domestic, and in all the living languages OF
The Continent-the Laws Of nearly every State In the
Cnion, either IN bulk, digested codefed; And,
when the number atains 10 sixty the lect will
then be tiotee day. during ten months OF the year.
The building is adapted for about that number is
commodious, airy, and well furnished.
Inc student enters only for sir months at a time J
and in any day Of the year-he continues his studies
the elements will De thoroughly impaired, whilst he
has the benefit of hearing, at the time, the higher
order OF instruction, anticipation Of his reading
Nopriod Of study is prescribed, long short, must
depend upon the student himself Whenever well qua
lifted, CERTIFICATE Of that fact will be con-
ierIed Fee every half year, 500 So Living in this
city is, perhaps, more moderate Than in any other
large city in the Union possibly, more so than in
very many small ones. Those inclined to know fur
Their particulars, may receive by mail, Circular, ad
dressed by me to Law Students. And, as to quaf-
cations, practical and heoretic they referred to
the subscribers legal works to his practice in many
Courts during nearly thirty yeass-to any of the
Judges of the Supreme Court Of the United States
and to those Of the Court of Appeals of Maryland,
by whom he is best known. He is thus voluntarily
particular, from having, as early 1877 had cause
to manifest his conviction that LAW STUDENTS
Of this country have not been faithful to them
selves, and DESTROYS of availHg themselves Of every
legal facility, as Medical Students uniformly have
been, in seeking those facilities that apperan to their
vocation.
DAVID HOFFMAN.
Philadedhia, March 20, lS44.-2odtf.
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ENGLISH BOOKS just imported direct from Lon
IL don by F. TAYLOR.
Modern Egypt and Thebcs, by Sir Gardner Viii.
kinson, vols, London, ls43.
Gamboa's Mining Ordinances OF Spain, translated
into English by Heathfed 2 vols
Lewiss new Treatise on the Game of Chess, vol
London, 1874
Finlay's Greece under the Romans vol, Lon
don, 1874.
The complete works Of Dean Swift, new and be au-
tiful edition. complete in 2 volumes, edited by Ros
coe, and containing much matter not heretofore
printed
Wilson's French and English Dictionary.
Petronis Dictionary, English, Italian, and French
2 vols
Flugel's German and English Dictionary . vols
Bosworths Anglo Saxon Dictionary.
Sheridans Speeches.
Martins British Colonies.
Tooke's Diversions of Purley.
Spenser', complete Poetical Works. vol.
Percy S Reliques of Ancient Poetry, vol.
And many Others too numerous for the limits Of an
advertisement ap22
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T Owe AND PATRIO TISM, a Poem by Rich.
IL ard Stewart Evans, Counsellor t-Law, for sale
at Brooke periodical agency and at Tsylors Nor
rison's and Farnham's bookstores.
The following extracts are taken from some Of the
notices:
From me National fnfeiiigencer.
Low AND PATRIOTISM, Poem, pronounced by
Richard ;. Evans, at Bowdon College, at the annual
commencement Portland-Cbarles Day & 90
printers
The above is the title OF poem, by Richard S.
Evans Of Washington, which has been Just published
in Portland, Maine The following remarks upon
this performance, arc fr m the Portland Daily Ad.
yertser, OF September. II was amusing to listen
TO the observation Of this performance. Nonsense,
says one Beautiful adds another. Horrible splen.
did, silly and grand were cpitbets profuscly lavshed.
Surely that man is poet who gains such praise and
such abuse And verify we believe Evans can and
did write poetry There were parts Of this Poem
which appeared pure and gorgeous poetry for in
stance, the alluson 10 the American Bird in connex-
ion with Poland Campbell himself has not done bet
ter, sc.
From he Globe.
The following brief allusion TO Poland is from
Evans Poem on Love and Patriotism, production
which is highly praised, &c.
From the .ftrandria G1rele.
Mr. Richard 8 Evans is gentleman who has long
occupied conspicuous station an anonymous
writer in Of the principal literary journals, and
to whom The world indebted for some ofthe finest
specimens Of poetry and learning, &c.
ap l6-dlwtsw2n
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CPARK'S LIFE OF FRANKLIN, / Volume
~ Royal Svo., with seven elegant steel ngravings
by the best artists
This day published and for sale by F. Taylor
The Life of Benjamin Franklin; containing the Au-
photography, with notes, and continuation TO the
time Of his death. By Jared Sparks.
IrThis is the best and only complete life of Frank
lin ever published. The editor having had access To
large mass Of papers left by Franklin, including his
correspondence with many persons in various parts OF
the world and also 10 coplous materials Of much value
procured in England France, and the United States,
which he had in his Possession several years, while
preparing an edition Of his works.
Spark's Life and Writings of Washington, II
volumes.
Sparks Life Of Washington, l vol. svo., IA fine
steel engrsyings. april loft
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ENGLISH MAGAZINES & REVIEWS

LII Of them, received BY the steamer Acadia, al
"A the Waverley Circulating Library, for the use Of
i subscribers together with all other books OF
General interest, Of which number Of copies are
slwsys set apart Immediately on publication, for the
nsa OF the Library subscribers
Terms Of subscriP ion, i've dollars per annum !
three dollars for six months dollar for sin
a,a ,non,b None but subscribers being allowed 10
obtain books from the Library
The periodicals above referred to (nineteen in
,,mhsr ar, furnished il is believed at other Cir
nuiatng Library In the United States. They come
out regularly by the Cunard steamers, which sail on
,hs AK Of each month, and reach Washington with
srsst regularity or about the 22d of the same
month for which they published in England
The postage alone upon these costing 40 dollars
per aDnum'
+. TAYLOR, Bookseller
Immediately east Of Gadsbys Hotel.
april "a
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD
81 e. Il
B. & o. Il. II
OrrIcr oY TRAssl

OYrIcE or TR,ssPoRTArios b. -. H. X,
BALTIMORE, 18Th April, 1874.
TINE undersigned is authorized T. transport Dele
Il gates TO the several Conventions To be held in
Baltimore on the 30th April, and the lst, ID, and
27th MAY next at the reduced rate Of 81 80 for the
round trip between Washington and Baltimore; and
in the proportion from intermediate stations on
the line of the road, subject TO the following condi-
tons viz
First. Delegates 10 the Conventions Of the Both
April and the lst and 2nd May, will be allowed from
the ooh Of April TO the 9th May, inclusive, 10 make
the round trip
Second. Delegates TO the Convention TO BE held on
the 9th Of May, will be allowed from the 26th OF
May the Cd Of June, inclusive, 10 make the round
trip.
Ii is particularly requested that early notice be
given 10 the agent at Washington Of the number OF
Delegates from the District OF Columbia, that the
quste cars may be provided for their conveyance
should II be found necessary to run extra trains, due
notice will be gwen Of the time Of their departure.
w. s. WOODSIDE,
apl3-eotlsU Superintendent.
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CHEAP PUBLICATIONS.

THE COMPLETE FLORIST, prce - cents, q
manual Of gardening, containing practical in
siructon for the cultivation of the Flower Garden
the Greenhouse, the Shrubbery and the Lawn, with
descriptions of plants and trees most worthy of cul-
rure just published, and this DAY received by =
TAYLOR
Also the Ilunch Back cf Notre Dame a romance
Of the time Of Louis the Eleventh. by Victor Hugo
new edit on, price reduced 20 % cents
IIo d's Whms and Odditir- in prose and verse
new edition, containing both the former sencs com
pIcte with many llustratens) for 30 cents former
price two dollars.
Memoirs Of the Loves Of the Poets by Mrs. ia
niieson, new edition, price reduced To Is cents
And al other publications for sale at the low
est New York and Philadelphia prices in every case
april H.
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NEW MUSIC.

JUST RECEIVED, at the old established Music
- and Stationery Store, two doors east Of 18th
street, Pennsylvania Avenue
w. FISCHER.
The Day-music by w a. King
Oh, would had girl to love music by c J. w
The raging canal (comic sopg) by P. MONS
Joyful Scdste-music by J f. Reichardt
Oh, tits merry and free-music by Il A. Noryille
fleur de Marie Ia Gonsline-music by Mills l.. Pu.
get
Camp Town Hopppe
Euryantbe (qusdrille) by Won Weber
The krakorisc "a set Of quadrlles) by Mussrd
Brooklyn quadrille.-by A. A. Wheeler
Olympic Waltzes-by s. Ehelich
Ashland Duetts-a collection Of six wsltzes, &c. -
by l.. Aschenbach
Nassau Guards quiokstep--by knabel
Bos'man Danee--for The guiiar-by Philip Ernst
Old Dan Tucker &"
Dandy Jim -"
sp I2-u
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M U S c.!
At HALF PRIc

w FISCHER Ma na: IN .0is up sona Of 10000
Rondos, Variations, Waltzes, Marches, Over,ures
Gallopades, Duets for four hands Sonatas and Bat
ties, Vocal Due,ts, Foreign Music, Sacred Music
Comic Music, Opera Music; Guitar Flute, and vi
olin Music Exercises and Scales for beginners, and
Instruction Bo, Ks for all kinds of instruments, all OF
which will be sold henceforlh at SrATIoNERs' HALL
al s. 1 aud 3 cents page.
rs Persons who purchase for cash will save ION
50 TO 100 per cant. on all Music purchased as
above april 90 dflw