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ONE NIGHT MORE BY PARTICULAR
DESIRE.
DRAMATIC LECTURE.
CONCERT HALL


DRAMATIC LECTURE.
CONCERT HALL.
(Pi.mss National Daguerrean Can,yv1
M ISIS CLARENDON has the honor of informing
lNl the citizens Of w ashington that she will give
Literary Entertainment, for one night more, on
SATURDAY EVENING, March 18th.
The exercises will consist of Readings and Reel
iations Dramatic, Forensic, sentimentSl, and enter
sniny, IRON The best Engiish and American Authors
ond VIII be calculated 10 exemplify and promote the
principles OF good reading and rational amusement.
From the very hattehng encouragement which the
elite Of the Southern aud Western cities have extend
I'd to her efforts she hopes to succeed in pleasing
Washington audience.
PROGRAMME.
rARrL
Selection from Othello-a Othellos address To the
Senate, "-Shakspeare.
Parrhasius, Poem, IN. =. Willis.
Selection from Macbeth" Lady Macbeth, r-Shaks-
peare.
The Dresm,-Byron.
The Wife, Poem, )-Dinnies.
Selection from Rehelieu-" Cardinal Richelieu,"-
Buwer.
Poem,--Morris.
Selection from Romeo and Juliet" Mereulio, -
Shakespeare.
Selection from the tragedy Of lon" Ion, "-Tal-
fourd.
Selection from Hamlet" Hamlets soliloquy -
Shakespeare. ..
Poem,-G z. Morris.
Selection from the Lady of Lyons" Claude Mel
botte, n-Bulwer.
Selection from the Merchant Of Venice-Tral Scene
-" Portia, "-Shskspeare.
Marus seated on The runs Of Carthage, Poem, J.
Child.
The Magnolia, Poem, )-Osgood. ...
Selection from Romeo and Juliet" Romeo and Ju
lietn-Shskspesre.
Home, Poem, )--hongomery
March l5-lt
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THE WANDERING JEW, No s. also, Mount
Sore, or the Heiress ofthe DE Veres, by the au-
thor II the Admirsrs Daughter.
sa6s, or the Magic Of Count Cagivstro, Venetian
tale, translated from the French Of de Beau
vor.
Harper's Pictorial Bible, No, 20.
This dsy received for sale by r TAYLOR
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w. CRAWFORD SHUBRICK,
Chief of The Bureau.

To DE published once a week until the 10th day of
April next, IN the Madisunan and Constitution,
W Washington, ID. G.; Sun, Baltimore Public Ledger,
Phadel pha; Evening Post, New York. Daily Times,
Boston, Chronicle and Old Dominion, Portsmouth,
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PIANO FOR les.

XNTM FISCHER has for sale several very superior
w instruments from the unrivslled manufsctory
Of Mr. CurcKrarSo, whose Pianos deemed by the
most competent judges to excel in every particular
those imported from Germany.
He has also in store two other fine Instruments
one with Walkers Harmonic attachment, and the
other with Colemans Eolian attachment.
Persons DESTROYS Of possessing first rate instru-
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ERRORS CORREC TED.
TN THE PROPOSALS for carrying the mail in


TN THE PROPOSALS for carrying the mail in
Il Maine,
Route No 81, Maine, it should read from Patten
Penobscof county by Umco,cus Masardis and Aroos-
took to Fort Kent, 81 miles, &c.
Route No. IS Maine, Bird line insert Parkman in
lieu of Guilford
In route, No. 4, in Maine advertisement, read
same" instead Of " merit" so that it will read arrive
at Portland, same day by 2 D. m.
Route No DAT, N. II. insert 5 r. NJ instead Of 8
A. VI. in return trip.
In route, No 1864, State Of New York, the sched-
ue has II "Central Square, it should be Union
Square"
In the proposals for carrying the mails in the State
Of New York the date at the bottom OF the Notes ia
printed January 9th, 1894 il should be January 18th,
is45
Feb. 3-Iawtl5A
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LAND AGENCY IN TEXAS, &c.


TNHE subscriber having, during residence of Sc
Il ven or eight years in Texas, been connected
with the Land Offices thereof, and having acted as
agent IN hodlng selling, paying taxes upon, and Civ
ing general superinteDdence TO lands in Texas re-
spectiuly offers his services to such other persons
abroad as may wish to engage them.
ROBERT ID. JOHNSON, Galveston.
REFERENCES.
His ExceeDcy Arson Jones; Col. James Riley
Texan Charge d'Atiaires, Washington; Hon. c. w
Tirrel Texan Minister to England and France
Gen. ]. P. Henderson and Col. Love, Galveston;
John Undertake, Esq, Charlottesville, Va; Texan
Consul, New Orleans, and Matthew ST. Clair Clarke
Esq Washington.
ln offering my services as Land agent in Texas. I
have thought proper to make known some of the DIFF
hculties attending claims held in Texas by persons
residing in the United States lst. Many forfeit all
legal right to accrue from failure to pay taxes ID
Many claims, otherwise good will be barred by ad-
verse possession OF three years, which is limta-
ton. Sd. For want OF proper authorization Of titles
conveyed in the United States to admit them to re-
cord here.
From some one or other Of these causes, the best
lands of clear title (f not attended toy are in con-
dltlon to be lost; lands too that would now sell for
one, two, or three dollars per acre. according to To-
cation. wish, however, to be perfectly understood
that, having made up my mind to attend diligently to
all claims conhded to me- and to look that employ
men, mainly for support, and believing that am
qualified to discharge the duties offer to take upon
myself, and having made it my business to become
acquainted with all the laws relating to title, and
having offered the most satisfactory reference as to
my fitness and integrity require in all cases an ad
vance in cash fully sufficient to cover the expenses Of
When this shall be done, am willing
to take contingent interest in the land for attention
and service.
R. D. JOHNSON.
F. s. will also attend 10 the collection and sette-
ment of such claims may be entrusted to me-
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AGENCY FOR CLAIMS, CONTRACTS. Sc,

WAsHis01ox, II. Z.
TINE subscriber having resigned his once oil Che'
l. Ciert Of the Navy Department, for the purpose
Of devo,ing himself TO tho practice Of his profession
In tb,r city respectfully hst he VIII stte"o
To the prosecution Of claims IN the several Executive
Departments, and before Congress to tho procuring
Of contracts with the Government TO the settlement
Of public accounts TO claims before Commissioners
under treaties to presumption and other land claims
10 the procuring OF patents for public lands and Tor
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pensions, and 10 Whatever business may require the
aid OF Agent Attorney.
The great experience which the subscriber has oh
tanned by his connoction with the Government Otices
and his intimate knowledge of the forms required 10
be observed 10 the transaction OF all kinds VI public
business, enable hlm TO insure the greatest advantages
10 those VINO may pstrooise bis Agency His char
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the business Letters addressed To thu Agency must
be post paid, otherwise they cannot be received.
A. THOMAS SMITH,
ArroRsET AT LAW,
Durs IDIh lo,,x. ,.a,ya. f Pei.
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TRANSPORTATION OF NAVAL STORES.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing,
March 10TH l545.
DROPOSAI.S, sealed and endorsed Proposals
4 for Freight to Rio" will be received at this
Bureau, until three o'clock p. NJ. on Thursday, the
10th day Of April next for the transportation Of
about 4 900 barrels in bulk of Government Stores
from the Navy Yard, Gosport, Va. to Rio de janet.
TO. Offers must specify the price per barrel without
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PATENT OFncE, March -, lS45.
ON the petition OF Ross Winans, Of Baltimore
" praying for the extension OF patent granted
10 said WlnAns for an improvement 10 anles ol Rail
way and other wheeled carriages, for seven Yeas
from the expiration OF said patent which takes place
the 2Oth day Of July, ls45
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nEMOCRAMiC REV Ell tor March, 1915
- This day received by ...
F. TAYLOR
CONTENTS.
| The Late Acting President
2. The Song OF the Bell. F. rom the German Of
Schiller. ........
3. Fragments from the Greek.
4. flynn of Love. By George w Curtis.
b. he Claimants Story. t . ...
Translated from The French Of Alerandre Dumas,
6. Our Times
T. Romance and Reality.
g. Recollections Of Fifty Years. No. |. A Sketch
of 9s.
g. Wbeimne Schroeder Devrient. Sketch
By Mrs. + F. Ellet
10. Gone A Poem. BY j. G. Whittier.
IL. The Literature of Fiction. BY A. Davezsc.
~ The Presidents Of Texas BY G. Montgomery
10. Bureau Of Statistics
IA. Monthly Financial and Commercial Article
Is. Monthly Literary Bulletin.
Is. New York Historical Society
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A. THOMAS SMITH,
ArroRssr AT LAW,
Office l2h street Sd house north u Penn. .iuenus.
WAsnmGros, ID. O., Dec. !, 1874.
The subscriber has the honor TO refer to the follow.
ing gentlemen, viz
Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN, U. $. Senate.
DIXON h. LEWIS,
" c, ); IHGERsoL+, House Of Representatives.
J. X. lNGEhSOLL,
J. L. HOLMES
ii. C. MURPHY,
w. b. MACLAY,
w. B. LEWIS, ID Auditor, Washington.
JAMES N. BARKER, Esq,
RICHARD X CRALLE, ESQ
JAMES H0BAN, Esq.,
Hon JUDGE KING, Philadelphia
JUDGE Campbell, Philadelphia
H. ID. GILpIN
j. b. SUTHERLAND,
T. ID. lNGRAHAM, Esq,
Col JAMES PAGE,
Hon. DAVID HENSHAW, Boston.
HENSHAW, WARD, q CO., "
Hon. j. X. PAULDlNG New York.
RoDMAN, slCKELs, & Co, New York.
Hon. ALBERT SMITH, Maine.
WALTER FORWARD, Pittsburs, Pa.
J. TOMLlNsON, Esq,
Hon. h. M. JOHNSON, Kentucky.
The COMMANDANTS Of the several Navy Yards
The NAVY AGENTS.
Nov. 30-u
IREDGOLU ON The STEAM ENGINE
ENLARGED EDITION Tredgold on Steam, The
Il Steam Engine, and Steam Navigation g
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he quantity of ettor.press and doubling the number
plates contained in the previous oories-making
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Russell on Steam and Steam Navig CATION vols.
Lardner on Steam Engine
Hugo Reid on the Steam Engine
Steam Manual by Captain Williams Royal Navy.
The Steam Engipe by the Arizsn Club Of London
6 numbers TO be continued
And other works the same Class Of Science,
both English and American. march IL
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p S: will also attend 10 the collection and settle
ment of such claims as may be entrusted to me.
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by law rates may during the present session
be established by law or by resolution Of the Senate
Which was adopted.
The resolution, as amended, was heto put and
carried,
The Senate hereupon proceeded to ballot for
psinter 10 the Senate for the 29th Congress- There
were 40 votes. Necessary to a choice rs. There
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Messrs. Richie & Heiss were accordingly de-
clared duly elected by the President.
On motion of Mr.. SEWER, the resolution which
PASSED the House in relation to the appointment of
chaplain was concurred I'M when
The Senate adjourned
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Mr.. SPEIGHT remarked that some days ago,
he submitted resolution to 60 into an election OF
printer. Ii had laid the table in consequence OF
the transaction of other business. Every one would
see the necessity for such an officer, as printing had
accumulated, and there was no printer to execute it..
He therefore moved to take up the resolution.
The PRESIDENT having stated the question,
MIR. J. M. CLAYTON said that his (Mr c. s)
resolution on the docket was submitted prior to that
of the Senator from Mississippi. He had intro
duced II for the psrpose of fixing the rates of print
ing at maximum rates. He was anxious that the
resolution should be considered before going into
the election of printer because after the election
of printer, they would hear the arguments against
his resolution, that, the printer being elected, he
was entitled to certain rates under the resolution of
Congress; and therefore they could not lower or
diminish the amount provided by former act He
proposed that the public printing should be executed
on moderate terms. There were three different
propositions offered TO execute il below the rates
specified in the resolution which he had submitted
those persons who had made the offers were rep
resented to be responsible men, and were able to do
~. he uid not stand in his place friend Of eli
ther party; but he thought that the Senate had
right TO make contract for the work on the best
terms. II they should elect public printer before
considering his resolution, he repeated they would
be told that the printer had certain vested rights un
der an act of Congress. Without reference m anv
Individuals Richie & Heiss, Jefferson q Company.
any ohers--he thought the better course for the
Senate would be, first to limit the amount to be
paid for printing; go on, and take up business in
order rs il stood on the docket.
MIR. SPEIGHT said that the senator mistook as
to the priority Of his MIR. CLAYTos's] resolution
over his (Mr. spEIeHr's) Both were brought be-
fore the Senate the same day. The introduction Of
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OBJ EAfs Y.

Died, on the 4h inst, at the residence Of her son
*. b. fownIey0 Mrs. ELIZABETH TowNLEy. con-
sort oi the late Mr. JnhH iowncy Of this place. aged
10 years She professed religion at early age, aud
attached herself To the Baptist church, in which faith
she continued firm until death. Her afllicton which
was tedious and painful, borne with patience and re
signaton; and she assured her children and friends thai
she had no fear of DEATH doubt OF her acceptance with
God She has left eight children, and many grandchil-
dFen to mourn her departure but they reoce 10 know
that their loss is her gain.
o. 'Lynchburg Republican" and 'Religous Her.
ald'' will please copy.
-, IN Bedford county, en- "Wednesday. the 18Th
Dec. aite, severe illness of nine days, Mary Wat
SON. daughter 1f Dabn-y and Elizabeth NJ. Martin,
ged year and months. Could medical aid or the
aentlQn of her parents and friends have afforded her
any relief, Mary might be with still-bnt the Dslo-
poser of all events has ordained it otherwise. aud we
mcekly bow submissive 10 His best known will
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.DIessrs Edito,S:-l much surprised to in
Of the Wing papers, and to hear in conversation with
Of our Wing friends desire expressed that the lie
gsaure may at lis present session elect TO the Senate
of the United States Mr.. Rlves-preierIng cher
Wing. That the Locoiocos or Pokers should prefer
any other in Virginia, Mr.. Rves, do not Doubt
aud that preference may be very easily accounted for
he has hnned their ranks of many honest benghled
good fellow, by plain and candid exhibition of facts.
aud the wicked and ruinous tendency of their pnc pies
and measures Tie who is most successful in do
Ing such good service that TO his country is the very
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Trllsl Sale.

Hoy virtue Of deed of executed the subscri-
ID Der. by Matthew Petiicrew aud admitted 10 record
in the Clerk's Office of Tho county Of Buckingham
the 9th day Of March, 1914, shall proceed. on We'd
nesday the l2h day Of February next the rcsidef
OF the said Pelcrow to SELL by way Of public auction,
to the highest bidder all the property conveyed To me
in the said decd consisting of two Horses, Two Cows
thirty head Of Hogs, three Copper Stills. Blacksmith
Tools, fifty Barrels of Corn or ~ much thereof as may
be delivered 10 that day. and whatever interest the
said Peticrew has in the property conveyed in trust TO
Il. !. White by deed Of h February last.
IER.HS
credit of six months will be given for all Of
five dollars. and over that sum- Tor oher sums cash
will be required. To the credit saes bond and
approved security will be required The sale will
lainy take place that day. il bidders attend
Selling trustee. shall convey only such title as is
vested in me by the deed aforesaid which believed To
be good ITO " LEI MARTIN, Trustee.
Jan. Q w1w
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MA 7sEkE4e.1,S.

Married, on Thursday, the Sih OF Now by the Rev
Pitt Wnodropl, Mr.. JoKDAN PRorrIrr, To Miss Mil
DRIED. daughter Of Mr. Watkins Wsher. decd.
- on Thursday the 9Th of Dec by tho Rev
PIT WoodUOi, Mr.. PAscuAL kHopEs, 10 Miss MARY
f.. daughter OF VIM. Sheppard, decd.
-, on Thursday the 10Th Dec, by the Rev
Put Noodrooi. Mr.. JERENI,u FRASLLiN, To Miss
MILDRED, daughter of ELIJAH BARNES, decd.
-, on Tuesday, the 9th of Dee, by the Rev.
Pitt Woodroof, Mr. Moses Pnr.Lips JR., to Miss
MARTHA s., daughter Of Mr.. Louis Campbell, all Of Am-
her.l