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PIANO FORTEs AND MUSIC st

~ PIANO FOKTEs And ~ sno s.
n invited 70 examine 1s gsfy P s;u
Forle for from the long etabhac factory OF NUNS
Flscher Of various styles Of furniture, win Ihs sohao
attachment harp stops, etc etc Of ROSEWOOD mahogany
and black walnut with 8. % and octayes Also second
hand Piano Forces Of different makers, Piano Benches
Nusic-Siands, etc etc.
Tie stock Of Standard and New Muse 10 very large,
embracing all the popular music published In the country
Is well us music publishing daily. Instruction DOCKS
and exercises Of endless variety. Among me new ara
fashionable music IT, TIE nces Of the Vienna Chldien
Fsntaise By Herr from L 81 Lsnmermoori o. MO-
TIER He's Going Away, b. Lover Music We Love MOS
What JOY TO Greet om Lombard; Lament Of the lrisn
Emigrani Sentiment OF Love, Spider and he fy, Inc
Hours We Dedicate 10 Thee all ne Music from me oper
of swiizers Bride Beauties Of senrsmde, II rurlteIl
Marsiins Lucis di Lamm moor, &c New editlons Oh
N h. The Chime It's Now Promised Hour Life 10 The
Woods Love Not; Quick steps huzza QuadIlliss, 10y
ers songs Songs OF the Sea. Moore's Songs Paof Mel
odies by g. p xorrls ESQ The Song Of tho torsaken,
Carrier Dove fourteenth edition The Seasons, fso AiIo
Ouk Step new edition Of Songs Of the Sabbath National
Song. OF America, Repository and Moonigh. values,
Si.nsc ned by TWILL, Music Saloon,
al2 IL xOl bfoalN ~ leaI % Z 81 ; SneIc
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WIGS AND ToUPEEs.

~ Bachelors new invented Wigs and Seal s
are the most perfect ard natural specin Of the art OF
Wig making. The public invited 10 inspect large
assortment manufactured only by WIN. BACHELOR, Z
Wall-st Broadway Copy the address MIG imiseDd
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NRAPOLITAN BONNETs.-Fhe /.

Zf GERS respectfully call the attention Of dealers sa
millnsrs 20 their present style VI NsaPontansi
W. which are 81 perior TO any hitherto manufactured
by them They are aso manufacturing new syie es.ea
M ;ossaer with flowers Of he material 10 CORES
pond which indeed eKqutsitey beautiful and we eei
Nespolitans and Goss1na ss WIN oe no
ro.f a.houabe bounsls this season. BY ne demon
,..iou mads lhus early In their favor BY me mos fasaioa
s''' ''A' PATTIsoN, NOE co.
Paenees and manufacturers Of the NesPoh.2n bonne1
q OeancY-at. NE bOwery. ~ lnls
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NEW MusIo-PuBLIsHnp rms DAY.

NLNAIREST FLOW ER, so pslely droOping"-Musie by
Il Augusta Browne-Poeuy by Mrs. Bamanno-Sscred
to the memory Of the lae lamented Mrs L. B. Wyman,
with beautiful view % Greenwood Cemetery, her burial
place. "The Shepherds Cottage" pastoral bsllad-Mu
sic by C. T. Horn-Poery By O. P Morris, with likeness
OF Abby Hutchinson. The Song Of The Shirt, by the late
Thomas Hood-aTranged and sung by the Huchinsons-
Spider and Fly Quarteue. Hebrew Maidens La
ment Music love most Drink from the Mountain
SPRING. Quarteite. The Hours we dedicate to Thee
New music Of other publishers tine new Piano for
So Music bound { HOLT Jr i5S Fulton.st. al2eod2w
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Doar0ina.

DOARD WANTED immediaely-In genieel pri.
ID vae family for gentleman and wife, in the vicinity Of
Charlton and Greenwich ss a good size unfurnishsd
preferred Address 10 W. D. NJ. Sal GreenwieiFsL
al0 Sis
BOARD wANTED-Any person having good
ID let with breakfast and tea or fun board The
advertiser will furnish the with the exception OF car
pet Location in the vicinity Of Bowery and BIoome-st
Please address Z this Once. slO <us-
BOARD IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. and
ID very desirable with good pantres suitable Tor
families Also rooms, for single gentlemen may De Cd
tanned at 500 HudsonsL Abingdon-squsre az eodl.or
N OONs-F Furnished or unurnished, with bedroom and
pantries attached let 10 or two gentlemen 10
private family with breakfast aud tea, II required Apply
al 8 Walker ST. west Of Broadway alO Zns-
TWO GENTLEMEN with their wives, or Two sin
gle gentlemen, be accommodated after ISL OF May
with full or partial boarding 10 private family, by apply
ing at 1871 Fourh-sL The rooms are very pleasant ana
well furnished with closets References exchanged
al2 Steod'
ITO LET, with board, room unfinished with pan.
tdes on the secoad floor, suitable for gentleman and
h'. wife So Two rooms the third hoor FOR ne eusu
ing wear The house Ia furnished with cold and warm
1r,.cr,vs ixthsf Al2 ST.
no A GENTLEMAN AND LADY wishing good
hoard ana desrou OF furnishing their apartments
most igble location Is offered Al 76 ChamoerssL fos
session will be given in hve six days required m1Os
PAYMENTS TO LET, with or without board
"A in ihs house Of private family al u Welkets ueaf
Broadway. References exchanged ~ oIs
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-HOUsATONIC RAILROAD.

THOUsATONIC RAILROAD. xH~A
&SA-Spung Arrang eme1t, commenc ng .Ezs5.1r<
Nondsy, April II, l347.-U aIil farther
notice the stearboa NIMROD, Capt Brooks, viii leave
the pier a. the foot OF MsTkest T.. r daily eundsys en-
copied az O'Clock A. NJ. Returning leave Bndgepor a.
h.f past P NJ The Passenger Train leaves Sndgepou
AZ N O'clock A. NJ on The arrival Of The boat from New
YORK Stages 10 connection Win The Cars rom Lee
Lsuox Old Stockbridge, Curtisvei Wlns1ed ano sonoE
Fare through 81 Also 70 LtchAed, Woodbury. DanOufy
snd Bethel ,..
No Axent Of This Company 10 authorized 70 ske charge
o. specie bank notes. ysuaols papers Or 70 receive
them Tor transportation any co1dilon
Freight received the depot foot o. dsrkets from
O'Clock A NJ 20 O'Clock r N. o. " PEkkff Agent
~ o-srs On he mar allu
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EVERY ONES INTEREST.
- Would you use q safe, cheap and eHec-
nal Alternative, which most systems require on the
oDrrs u spring season then not fail 10 procure
HYERS PILLS.
ne American Improved Hygeian Vegelsble Medicine,
uich no faithfully according TO directions without
seps0yspg See important testimony from Capt s. S.
mixer Ia 10 morrowis Tribune. al2 eodis
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Hall, trankliufquhre and Firm, han N Pond, xo5
Broadway. publish This week. TIE "Nera Cruz Quick
Step" dedicated General Scott BY z. Nathan Camp
Bsrnum Quick Step, by Charles Wilson " Caly Polka
arranged for four hands, by ". A Baldwin, Scenes
where FIRST In early childhood" (Cah uogh oris pascal
romance, sung by sgnora Pco Ia The opera Linda d
Chamounix, with Eogsh aud Italian words, translated
and adapted by Glare w Beams. maestro di cari) F.
H. have In course Of publication Wsllece's new Opera
immense the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, Lon
-
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VOCAL CONCERT-The lLsLEYs tfoqr oro.n ,,t
v and ssIsrsl respectfully announce 70 me pupne
that their frst musical entertainment Ia thls ely wiz %
given on Monday evening April I'm, 10 mo Apollo ga
foon-on which occasion tEsy sing select variety VI
songs duets trOs quartetss qdineitss an1 cnofuses
chosen from .hs works VI popular composers fickeu oI
admission 50 cents be had a. the music stores and athe
cor on the evening OF the Concert Doors open o.
clock-snging commence at O'Clock FOR frher psr-
tcuars programme 81 the music stores On ana siNr
Thursday tho 9Th. AZ s.ls
DHILHAMONIC sOCIETY-Finh season The
J. subscribers and members are Respectfully inioImeo
hat the fourth and last Concert Of he present season. VI"
LAKE place on Saturday, II, a. the Apollo Rooms.
Aopleatons for Associate Membership Tor The mex.
90 should be The Secretary before the annual
meeting IN September. By order. - .
as sLeod y. Il. bNoloN, oec.o.ely.
MIR. WILLIAM b. BRADBURY would res
WI pectfully announce that dis Farewell fesuVa pre-
vou, 10 his departure for Germany viii Be gwen 10 tne
tabernacle on Wed nesday evening" mo <st OF April
when Foras Festival with variety o Olhef pieces wiz
be performed. Particulars hereafter az nu
MEXICAN MUSICAL INSTITUTE Fir,! tns
"A no SeW-YOrk Hsndei's Magnificent Ofalof'o' JUDAS
MACCABEG5 on Thursday evening, lotn inst 49,.
This InsututOn pOstpOnes IN consequence OF INC
weather lalOl II. AElGGs, Principal, $40 Broadwsy.
II q. HILLS Grand Musical Festival will Posa'rsy
tsse pac- At the Tabernacle Tuesday evening TIE
lStn mat No change 81 rlessts s-1 2-.
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NEW EDITION or EwBANK's

HYDRAULICS AND MECHANICS, with curious
IL Supplement on EoApels Price - %.
" This work (ssys The LgldoE Mechanics Msgaz'nel
entities the agthor 10 lake once with the very best
wrers Ia this department Cd literature whether ancient
modern. Quils a. entertaining Seckman, be exceeds
him lmmeasuraby pfactica. usefulness and while aim
Ing Lac Ferguson Al popular STYLE he brings to bis aid
llvelines fancy depth ceiling and eloquerce OF
preston, 10 which Ferguscl = stranger. We have
seldom volume 80 l5ic ltsy crsmmed With useful
Information lLcllOu Mechanics Nsgazin..
Also, just ready rew edition with Supplement, COM
piele IN vol Price s.
Dr. Ure's Dictionary Of Arts Manufactures and Mines,
ilusf aied with 1900 cuts.
We convinced that manufacturers merchants trades
students Of nsurs sud experimental philosophy, IN
yenve mechanics men Of o'ulence, members Of Legsa
lures and all who desire 20 comprehend something Of the
rapidly acceleraiDg progress Of those discoveries which
facilitate The supply OF lum wants and the ginensiion
OF social comforts with Ls national veal, Will md
this invaluable Dictionary perennial source VI sautsry
Instruction and edifying epioymsnt"
al2 2ls National lnleiAgencer.
CHAMBERs'S INFORMATION FOR THE
DEOPLE-The fifteenth number Of this valuable work
Il Just published contains Description Of Ireland
Emigration British America, Emigration TO the United
States Emigration 10 Australia, Emigration 10 an Die
mans Land, Emigration % NewLealand Description Of
the United States To % completed IN 10 numbers at .
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ITLsTER AND POJIPTON lR0N.-Ths Ulster
u Ion Wort. saazeYt.es H. Y. and The Pompton lron
WoTk, Pompton n J. in fll operation Orders foe
round square Sat bad, scroll and hoop iron VII be
promptly executed, on application 20
slllwr JOSEPH TUcKERMAN, 50 wsstsL
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7S..,, n nuns Inc cOpsftnefsnip LefetOtoru ex-
i 49, L't,'--1 he subscribers under TIE name u
LOCKWOOD 1 sCRIBNER !. us day dissolved oy nu-
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LIQUID HAIR DYE.
~ Bafchelor,s instantaneous LIQUID HHir

Dye decidedly the best yet offered II produces per.
sly even and natural color without staining the skin,
svng the hair soft and elastic the natural hair Sold
~ WIN BACHELOR, WGll-sL Price, hair bottles 81
~ vkisksr bottles 81 Copy the address mig lmiseod
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DRONOUNCING a. Defining Dictionary Of the English
L Language; prececed BY treatise on PhonoOgy en-
bracngs universal alphabet and printed 10 both The pre-
perfect and 10 perfect photography in opposite
columns making astonishing disclosures OF The nature
and number 81 the elements OF the human voice. No
for sale by lsl2 W. h. GRAHAM, Tribune Buildings.
HARPERs' ILLUSTRATED SHAKESPEARE.
GAYLORD L ALEXANDER, No. Sprlce-st offer
VI TO the public rich specimens OF Binding for sHASs-
PEARE Those who have sken the work invited call
and examine for themselves Also samples Of 90 Bind.
ing IN ahe various styles, be a. the Budery.
Call Anffee MA lmis
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General Notires.

" The next Lecture Of toe Couue Associa
uon will be delivered Monday evening next lsh inst
commencing at J. O'Clock, by ALBEsT Bsss,sr. EGG al
the Lyeeum Rooms, Broadway 30 story Subject Prac-
teal Organization Of the Phalanx The public IL respect
fully invited to aiiend Ambulance free. Those who
choose VIII contribute TO defay expenses Of rooms fire.
Hight, &c
The attention OF the members Of the Ne-Yor Union OF
Assoesnoni,is called the following resolution passed
al a late meeting
R,'olved That the Treasurer OF this Association bs re-
quesed to notify it, members OF the sum. respectfully due
by each rs subscribers to the weekly rent
As al The funds subscribed are needed 20 defsv expen
ses Lectures and other purposes II Is hoped TIA, this
WI" supersede The necessity Of farther notice. slO 2s-
CF Printing Once for snle-A printing establish
located 10 healthy flourish village In the State
Of rev Ios with Wing paper enjoying good patron.
age connected herewith, b offered for sale upou ad
vaniageous terms, The printing materials are ample for
AZ kinds Of jobsng ard are nearly The Office will
snord 10 practical printer living and handsome pro.
hs For particulars address postpaid the Editor. Of this
paper alp 2w
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- Second Ward,-Tne Democratic Whig Elsc
o Of hs Second Ward are requested meet at los Full
tast opposite Duehst this monday evening, at u
ceoek 10 make ABRAMS mens for the coming election.
AUGUSTUS IL CAMMEYER, Chairman.
d 1.s,s q 7 W., WELSH Secretaries al2
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WANTED-A situation az coschman By middle aged
w single " temperate habis. capable Of taking
good Of horses end driving; understands vegetable
gardt n,ng would make himself useful has objection
10 living In the country Good reference be given.
Please address n b. Tribune Office, or p Jsmssst ~ Z
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go dspendent Lne-tnroggh direct-The rev
and 80 en AID steamer RIP VAN WfNKLE,
Cant Geo B. Biggs will ruu the entire season, leaving
New York Mondsy, Wednesday and Friday al Q O'clock,
NJ The steamer Rip Van Winke IL hsd up with spa
cious stas rooms ard furnished IN superior style For
freight or passage apply board or az ne once on ne
al al II GEO T. STANLEY. Hew.Yorh
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d~s PEOPLES LINE Of Stssmboais for Al
Srr.-SN bauy Daily. -ndsys exec pLed-IhrOugn d.
zszss.esAs rectat6 clock ST. from the pier 5etH cen
Cortland and Liberty as. steamboat ISAAC NEWTON,
Capt VIM. Il Peck, will leave on Monday, WEDNESDAY
and Friday evenings a. y l0ck - -
den viii leave on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday eve
nings Al 6 O'Clock.
Al O'Clock P. M-Lsnging al intermediale places -
From the foot OF Bsfcay-s- Steamboat SOUTH AdEh-
CA Capt Thos ~ HunTs, viii leave on Monday ,Wodnes-
day Fdday aud sunday afternoons a. O'CLOCK
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Captain n a. futey,
viii Ieave on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday Afternoons
a. O'Clock. 49, i,
The above boats " III 1t al lines arrive IN Albany N
ample ume for the Morning Cars for the East VI West
Freight taken moderate rates and none a<en llef
o'clock, 2. NJ. - - -. ,.,.
line without written order from he Captain or Agent
For passage or freight, apply on board he ooas or 70
p C. sc Ht)LTZ, al me Office on tie wharf aiz
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BLANK booxsAa sxsensive sssormen.o t blsns toces,
loolseap deny and medium sizes IN foil sheep ent 5a1
Russia otndgs Also. hsN bound blanks long and eree1
foc ea1tos. memorandum books, composites oooks,
scrsp books port foos ke vel mAnufsc nred, Which
The attention 81 the trade 10 Invited.
QcAsro BIsLss-A large variety u Family Bfbies, IA
plain sheep extra g and rich morocco blndngs-hy The
csse % smaller cusDtiiies
patterns sstined snd unssnst Also er.bcards prfss
window pspe bordsrs nc. By he case o. smaller guar
tfi-s
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49, PIANO FORTEs, &c.-To be soid
sy9X<T chesp a Cabinet Plano Forte byBrosd-
EREH wood, London, together with seye-
u v v Vral other articles Of parl0r furniture Also
about hundred yards Of secondhand Floor Oh Cloth
suitable for Refecory Inquire Ale6 LnerIy 80 alz 81
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nR. "a. Van Zandt's Health Restora-

nR. G. A. Van Zandt,s Health. RestOra-
il j tive Pills is medicine which not only cures
but prevents disease, capable of great results and
equally calculated to be safely used for apparently
small ones. We all know how dreadful and dan.
gerous seated bilious disorder Is. and We are also
well aware Of the seeming insignfcance Of i,s first
warnings or incipiency The individual suffering
from slight pains in his chest, back, or stomach, or
from occasional nausea, dull headache, extreme ner
vousness, seepessness, triAing prevarcation Of ap
petite, and other dssgreeable visitatons SO common
~ and foolishy looked upon as unimportant, may
not know that these symptoms, treated 80 contemp-
tuously, the consequences Of diseased state Of
the liver which if not remedied will lead either 10
speedy death or long train of unbearable ills which
are known by the following names Hypochondria,
mania, dizziness slow fevers, epilepsy, asthma.
dropsy, rheumatism chlorasis, convusions, nausea,
nervousness, crapms govt, pleurisy, aundice ifra-
by, and violence, dyspepsia, hyse les, scurvy, foul
stomach, dry coughs. glandular affections, colds lin
gerng sore threats, various DETERMINATIONS OF the
great intestine, structures and spasmodc complaints
internally eruptions shortness Of breath, heartburn
neuralgia, vital inflammation alulence, gastric f.
vers, &c.
Sometimes, too, there ensues an Irregular action
of the heart Take these pills and suffer no more.
WYATT e KETCHUM,
l2l Fulton st., N. Y, General Agents and sold
by CHARLES STOTT,
april 24--6mo.
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A Curious Discove,y has recently been made
in Paris. by means Of which all printed sheets
or engravings may be copied in the most per-
feet manner. This is effected by transfer
ring them 10 a lithograpic stone. Il would
seem that there is not the least danger Of spoil
ing the original in this operation. This inven-
ton, which has already been tried, but without
much success, by Senefelder, the inventor Of
TYPOGRAPHY, is, as may readily be imagined, Of
thus be 50 well initiated as to be scarcely dis
tinguished from the originals. The low price
at which such copies could be obtained, would
of course be great advantage, as it would
render popular those master pieces which al
present only belong to SOME few persons rich
enough to be able TO collect works of art.
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or Mr.. Richie calls the Wings noisy ofics-hun
ters. Satan rebuking sin
EXTRACT
FROM 4 WASHINGTON LETTER.

FROM A WASHINGTON LETTER.
"You may rely upon what have already
assured you in relation 10 the mission Of Mr..
Trist. He has gone with the offers and over
lures for peace; and our Generals are ordered,
if Santa Ana will not come to terms, 10 push
on the war vigorously! But from this are we
to believe that the administration means or aDishes
to end the war forthwith Far from it! Mr..
Polk, Mr.. Marcy, Mr.. Walker and Mr.. Buch-
anan find that they are IN for il, and that as
long as they can keep IN, why the man whose
popularity they all dread, Gen. Zachary Tay-
lor, will be kept in also, and may, by hook or
by crook, become less popular with the people
than he now is! Depend upon it if the high
functionaries are not too good TO connive at the
abominable act Of getting Santa Ana and his
score of Generals back from Punishment into
Mexico, where they could render, and where
they did render, the greatest .'aid and comfort"
TO the Mexican army, they are not TOO good 10
wish the war prolonged as the bes, means Of
not only keeping General Taylor out Of the
Presidential field, but Of giving their political
friends high Offices, rich contracts and good
opportunities to makefortunes!
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naints, Oils, and Paint Brushes, &C.
The subscriber has just received large and
fresh supply Of PAINTS, OILS, &C., partof which
are named below. They are guaranteed to BE- pure
and good, and from the best manufactures. All
persons wanting such articles would find it to their
advantage to call, as am determined TO sell lower
than similar articles be got at any other place
in this city.
$50 kegs White Lead
100 lbs. Chrome Green
100 lbs Chrome Yellow
20 lbs. Chrome Red
100 lbs. Pure Verdegris
800 lbs. Red Lead and Lithsrge
100 lbs. Imperial Green
500 lbs. Venetian Red and SIP. Brown in oil
300 lbs. Yellew Ochre in oil
100 lbs. Paris Green, dry
SO lbs do. do. in oil
A large assortment Of Paint and White Wash
Brushes.
400 lbs. Lamp Black, dry and in oil
10 lbs. Sp. Whiting &.
1000 lbs. Putty
200 Boxes Of Window Glass, all sizes
5 bills. Linseed Oil
s bbls. Conal and Japan Varnish
3 bbls. Sp. Turpentine
cask bleached Lamp Oil, at rs cts pr gall.
Also, PURE PINE OIL, received fresh from the
mandatory every week.
CHARLES srOTT, corner 7.h street
april 27--6mo and Penn. Av.
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The neat President. A Maryland Democra-
tic paper has hoisted General Taylor's name,
and says il don't intend the Wings shall steal
him from the Democrats.
We hear also Of many Democrats who in.
tend TO support him at the next election, main
tanning that he is a good Democrat.
Well, we are all agreed on one point, and
that is, that he is NO POLITICIAN" On
that ground, we hope and belive he will be
taken up by THE PEOPLE Of all parties.
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ST. MARY's AGRICULTURAL SocIETY.-Ths
third meeting Of this society, since its organi-
cation in March last. was held in Leonardtown
a few days since. We are happy to learn that
there seems TO be growing interest felt for its
hope, and think we may safely Predic. from
that this effort 10 establish an agricultural So
ciety on permanent footing, viii not like sew
eral former attempts, prove abortive.
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MIR. q. 4. Gillchrest,
SOLE SUBSCRIPTION AGENT

WlzIlN NA7EIWN AL WElIG9
Is now prepared to serve the WING in any part
of Washington, Georgetown, and Alexandra, inn
nediatey after the hour Of publication, which 10
o'clock in the afternoon Of every day (Sundays ex-
cepted.) Persons desiring the Wing may leave
their names and residences either with Mr.. Gill
chrest personally, al the Office Of the paper corner Of
the Avenue and Second street, at r. FARNHAM'S
Book Store, or at 3. HOLMES Grocery Store on
9TH between d, and Louisiana Avenue.
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a CARD.

8. BECK would take this method Of notifying
IL. his friends and public generally that he has re-
moved his house FnnisAng Store from Pennsyl.
vania avenue to street north opposite Rev. o. b.
Browns one square west of the General Post Office
Having larger house and . loNer rent can and
wiH seA any and all kinds Of House-F Furnishing
Goods cheaper than at any time heretofore. i win
try to prove this to any one in want Of goods that
will give me a call
N. B. Rooms for rent, furnished or unfurnished,
april 2l-3m
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NOT BAD.--We do not know that the fol-
lowing has appeared in the government Off
cial Ifnot, il is singularly remiss
appointment by the President, (,cithoat the adj
-vice and consent Of the Senate.
ANTONIO LopEz Dr. SANTA ANNA, TO be
Lieutenant General and Commander-in Chief
Of the Mexican Army, to rank MS such from
the date Of his passports exhibited TO Com.
Conner, at Vera Cruz.