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EVENING BEFORE MARRIAGE
T,an.,,,ei 'rorr tn, G>,r.ln Of Z.eaosle


I'VE shall certainly be very happy to
rr,hcr," sad Louisa to her aun, on The eve.
nlng before her mirriagc and her checks
gloWci with deeper roI and her eyes shonc
wi'h Del III, When the or,te s1ys SO.
4 may Easily b. Guessed whom Of all PEI.
,3ns N she world shc means ,hotchy
"fdo not i1ub, Il. dear Lonlsn Tepl'ei
Ter aunt. see ,ha, you only con''Hue hap
~ together"
ON. Nho can doub' that No 'ha'I con
ruge So know myself have 'inis
indeed Lu my love for him will eotr'c,
,hcm And 50 ion, as wc love each o'hos
we canno, be uuhappy oar love WI
never grow cold
Alas sighed her aunt thou dasi
sneak Ike m,llcn OF nineteen On tn"
lav Of her marriage, 10 The lnloNcanon Of
wishes fulfilled OF far hopes and happy
omen. Dear chhi, remember ihs-crcn
n, hear, in time yrows cold Days wlll
come when The mage Of senses shall 'dir
AM when his ,nchanlmcul has fed, men
il first become. c,llca, whether we are tfI
~ WORTHY OF love When custom has
mad. familiar he charms that are most az
rncuye. when youthful ifcshncs hr fi'd
s,yay. and with hnrh'n'ss OF domestic HE
mare and more shadows have mingled
,t,n Louisa nni no, al then, can The wife
say of,hc husband, Hc !, worthy Of love 3,
hen frs. the husband say Of TIC wife
Shc blooms M mper.,hlblc bcimy. Bal
truiy on the DAY before marriage, such As
scui.ns,ouni lnughable 20 m
Il understand you dear aant l0u
would ,ay that mutual virtues alone can It
a,cr wears gave U, worth ioI each .o'her
Hut IS not lie to whom | am 20 'r.ong -
lor my.clCl can boast n3llnc tY,' Nc .
,r,,n,I,n.--i. he not ne wor,Lics' mobiles
ofall young men Of he eiy7 blooms re-
m h,. soul every vu1e that tends 10 mas
lie happrl
Nix chdl." replied The aunt ! S'am d
N,uue blooms 10 ,hcc a'~'l - "a J. .,n
can. say ,h., thee without nlneiy "a
Dear hcsr ihey bloom only ani are "a
ripcuol t,nca'h ne s-a' hea; o.
shower Notl "oms iernvc the crrccu
ton. more than ,h,se ", can never l.
m whats ihey tayc nh'o root W.
LuoN..ho c,a,.a'r! !rr'h, o lhe lar 9
An, Dor agn, you st'"n M"
50 much ih, better Iona Such ie'
.,r.ht such Gar IS as d s'olI b. on p
evening" before naffacc .'vc ihoe i
t.,iv snIN.I Asfciofc declare OF on
ia4asas 90 thu subject "iiaous d'ssl'
Ian not a. set an O. auW Ai''cn 90
,veniy year. one ,nl look. 'nrwaii ~
lie var pleasure DO woil s..l ;rcsen
br.his.leious have an pc'l.c
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The i.lloW.ng i. the NcAieau On. i'll ac.
eoun, o. the battle o. Cerr. Gorlo.-
>ir-Ouc Of ,hos, unfortunate Icycrsos
which will occur IN the COM. uf war. has
been productive OF most di,ss'cfous consc-
qucrccs t. tins arny. AID that under ear
cums,ances that seemed to indicate tha,
fortune was on tie int Of a,,llngr.. as
tie cucu, v-rc rcpulsaI entirely on tie
previous day H. thor charge "a tho ccrfo
Tclcrra.o situated on tie rir', 81 our works:
hnt this morning AZ seven o'cl X, ayn..inr
thcm-olyc-, doub,lc,-. ol then better ac.
quain'ancc Wit the country. ilcy charged
with their cN:irc force IN such manlcr as
to dislodgc The troops ,lat were crnrhiug
the newly finished Qualifications, a,tcralnoit
vigorous resistance. After tbs they sue.
cccdcd in taking the hcndquar,cr, aud other
pain,s 90 our oncampmcni, ci,ing ,iso -
the confusion AID disorder ON our .McYlieh
even ,'o comnandrf n-chcf aided hy Ii,
rcncral. found it impossible to restore oc-
and roa' { the in'l',r. ii.l-, AID ia}Is.
ing The l.,.of alu. al ont CO., % af',.
lcrU
The cavalry ',r,c- owl. were upiiuelodcl
in ,h, ii Il,r. bat bcins hcnm. IN by 70
column 60. the cucm, rrooIs tina, were IA
.rc ,icinit, ofawDod GA ne l,'t, i, lDramq
necessary fl thm g. vigorously open .
passage. IN order f. avoid l'iur token lri.-
oucrs. and I'll, i, va- that prevented o..
loinng the cplnmard,r-in-cblc' aud the otA
.r general. wao wcr, engaged ~ de'cllin.
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Tho Raleigh sAudu'S >. IT, { loving
aunuuc,ati.n OF the arNal Ia that '.'t Of
our distinguished Senator We a,r happy
t. be abb To- pat on record 'naci - conr'c-
rs and good feeling mn political oppou'nt.
,, cge1i'ah,c 80 j.. author;
The IInn pamd Woi,'er arrived ia -.
ci,y ou SATURDAY las', md wa,icc'iy'i ami
entertained at Tie ho-l table man-,un q
t0c ,cru.r # I've State will Nc,'0rlas
morning. when be- it't ioT r.,lsbor.sl. oi
lis WAY south
or Mlndi, mons Of our dlilcr' sa.'.l
ui an ION. aud ,lr Cadets - Nosic L.',-
aud Di.hr.s's School call,l la thcmor
ri,r aul the & .s,rl Il. airl iinr4 .d lnd-.
lori-i, ia tho evening e. pay ih'Hi'sl''s
- Tie Distinguished stranger W. arm
{ II b. mad onlfr a u,0i sff,fn . ti'
C,Ac,, The Ca.-a,A nnd kur, 70 wore
presented to Nr Wch.icr by 'ai tain Joiu
II MANLY 81 the latter cNmp1pf. lu avery
.md,.m aud appropriate inanr.r afd v
Webster responded ~ a plain iili. vDl.n
WINS elevated -, tome. auI u 'ao 2,
taste
We loll nc rol'ira, riadl',. ri p..il
Nrlsi,r on utter all miuhrnn. aed Hr l.it
urou ~ c1ur.e IA Cuugtcts an4 at 'h"
lend II tle leading mon Of Ni-'ar'us.ii go
a. having lncn hostile. on almost a.. ,r.a-
,Iou-. g. ito prosperity aud ,utc,'st- a. to
souti but ,till b. j. enc - the great intel
lc,tu1l hrli- 90 The Republic aud It y 1lH
.. ilm. aad l'romme io tine psnrl' ocff-
VIA. -. bang a.. b. t.f..ns 60 Co., lrFf =
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Nam, me siu9o wA.eh eau tce ono has.
'sl rnh y,ar
" hen he, hasc become 80 wcro long
- cali Ibem t.ug., o. a bcsgiill maii,n
can 10 longer b. eall,i Leauuf4l when
nuc has changed hor to an OLD and wriu
Ll.i woman"
"Bniaun',iho virtues are no'h.ag ,atih!y '
i,rhap,
Hos cat scnilenc.s aud IN llncS ever
bccomc haiciyll
80 soon a.lhey degenerate into ,nsipI
Incidence ari l,tc,.n,s.
"Aui manly oourosel
Becomes 'mpcuou. tadeu,s.
And nodes a.ili,rcc
Toms 10 m~n.os Lem,!,y"
And NH, pulc
To vulgar haoeh;intss"
a readiness 20 olhsc1'
brom,. il habit c'i0o fcaiy fitulsh.p
AMI .crv,lnv.'
Dear aunt, you make me almost angry
Ny future husband can never dcg.ucfa,c
lhus IT, Las enc ,iuue which Mi pre-.
scrv- hm as hc IS lof,vcr 4 dccn sense
nm nl,.,tucialle feeling for all lha, 4, gteal
ana good anil noble. dwell. IN rs bosom
Aud tbs d'hca,c su'c' putliHv to all thai Is.
noble dA,tis ~ me also, ] hope as wei as
HIM THIS IS the innate pledge and .ccu.
my hr our happiness
!}u 4 ., should grow I'D with you, If
Il should hanse to hateful ,aciiltll,y, and
eac,at'ny IS the worst enemy OF ma,rlmo
~ You both posses scnslbIlny IhatI
do no, deny Bat beware Ic,l .his grace de-.
generates yea in,o an Irrl'atlc and quilrcl.
sOmr mortal
AZ, dearest, If nigh, never become
old could then be sur. That my husband
would never cease to love me
Thou ait greatly IN error, child -
Wcrt thou always irsh AMI beautiful as
TO day, sun tbs husbands eve would by
custom o. years become AL i!,,,nl TO ,.,so
advantages Custom Is ,he .t,a!,., cn
chan,t.ss IN the world, and N the house,
one OF ,hc most ben vol,u, OF fines She
tenders tia, winch IS thc mos, h,au'iul.
as well a, the nsl,sl, familiar 4 Wiz
is young, and tccon,s oil II - custom
which hin!crs The husband from seeing the
change Ga the contrary, did She rcmn N
Young, while he became Oh old /. NIGH,
bang consequences, and renter the man in
years lcnlo |, Is better rs kind Pow.
dcncc has ordered II Imagine tint thou
has, gtown 20 be m old woman, an! thy
husband were a blooming youth how
wonli> thou .hcn feel Z"
Louisa rutbot her eta aha slld icIn'
not tell.
Her auu, continued - Butl w;ll call NY
attention 20 scent whlch -
Tina, isii' Interrupted Louisa, Nn'Nly,
"hi,ls wha, long 50 much 10 hear.
llcf auu, -lli "l.'acn 10 me arcnlivcly
VIVA, now tell ,hcc | have proved l.
CONSISTS OF t,co parts The iifs, pant, OIL
the mean. TO render marriage harry, o. It.
s,lf pfcy,u,s every possibility .; disscr'ion
and would evon a. least make good in,nis
Of The SPIDER ard The lly. The second par
is the b, st and sIr,sl method OF prcsctIne
feminine auracuous
An. exclaimed LOUISA
DThc former half OF The means then -
m the solitary hour n.lcr the cctcmony
nLc ihy BRIDEGROOM AMI demand soicmf
vow Of hlm nni gave han solemn vow II
return Promise one another sacred V
nc---. not rrcn IN mere lrs', T. Traagt
ruth ,rr. oilcr; meyer 10 beniy words 90
INDULGE IN the leas, al humor Never,
saw. ncvcr' Managing even IN J'r an
pupanc on an air OF III humor merely t.
tense becomes tafnos hy practice Nal
h,1, Nex' promise each other snccrclN
ana so'omnly. rcrcr f. hGr| sc-rd fror
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THE SLAVE TRADE
We copy Tie following paragraph from =
late numhcf %, tie Liverpool Mercury
We hope that The impu'ouon SAT- upon our
tmcr an cruisers on the coast of A.ric, il
altogether undrs,r,cd
"Ihc G. CENT? Commander J. IT, SON.
clillc, arrived ut spi'icad, On saturday.
.ion the coast Of thca station. where Size
Lad been employed during the pas, ,irce
years. aidlnr IN tie oppression o, t'c slave
tIalc. Slo len - uc Loon "a the ,"th oi
February She las captured 1850 .lpvcs
~ vessels, l. Of wlicN were coadcmnc
and ,l la- hccn healthy thr vl.l ,iuc
that Size as boon upon the coa-t The
slave tado Wa going on hri-ky not~iih.
standing the Vigilance = The cruisers. aud r.
wa~ mctt, broadly hn,ed that ihc tmcr.
,ln crlu, .is favored the ,laycrs When the
',euci lrit. there was !, ing a Cape Mount
4 l2rec lHMr, with the ,tIY'c. and stars
Cm.' IT,. tD,l Was m .' .u.p,ci,us
booking un.t h,t,i with three drch.. cala-
bic 81 wing iwo tiDmlrl slaNo, The
C,r.,t !, the orb, vessel wli-h ias cap'ur-
cd shaver on the SicFre L,nu station Ton =
m4a'ls. aud -No wa, n l, lrilc. With five
hundred and eighty persons ga llard lr'.
t,rs l., tho ttgnc' 'pailc ~ g. cnutfalirt
tl. u,por, ihi.-icd IA tie chi. Csru.'u-
ii'n n.io the alleged massacre oi two thou.
and 'c9rn,s ia o slave depot a. Galiua' -
l. j, who'll, nihou, foundation
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY

IEl l. BLISS,
$500 y,'rtSsa
saddles, ussoess~s, Trunks. Naii~s.Cnr.
PCT. Ua.s satckris A..
AtsS Gos ssw III" bet al Non~ aud How
hip. OF all kinds aud p,ic's.
snof 90 dnsf e.s = J Porter. ,toi- ur..v
- RstiiBc, ".
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THE UNION.

military and settlers on the alert Her hlajestys
steamer Thunderbolt had struck one OF the blind
rocks in doubling Cape Recci and expected to go
to pieces
miscellaneous.
The village of Melnbrissen, in the electorate OF Cas-
sell advertised TO be Sold the whole of the inhabitants
being about TO emgrate to America.
Some curiosity has been excited at Cork by the arrival
from New Orleans, OF ship wholly manned by blacks
NORTH POLAR rxPEpIrlos The plan of an overland
expedition to the north pole, under the direction of Dr.
Sir John Richardson, OF asar hospital has been sub
mned by hun to the government, and approved of.
EXTRAORDINARY SPEED ON THE LONDON AND NORTHWEST
ERN-A special train, consisting of FIVE carriages was
taken from London TO Birmingham, l2 miles, yesterday
"wednesday morning, in two hours and thirty minutes
The actual time of travelling did exceed two hours
being average speed OF So miles per hour.
HARVEST PROSPECTS EGYpr.--We learn from Cairo
that the harvest in Egypt bids fair 10 be productive
this year.
The RoMIsH coNvERTs-A correspondent informs us
that Mr. Newman has received instructions from the
Pope to undertake English translation of the Vul-
gate in which the fidelity of the Douay version of the
Holy Scriptures is TO be preserved with regard
promiey and elegance OF expression .--Morniag Post
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ny A. GKEE.N; .sucssonesr.

EXECUTORS SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND LOT
IL and building lots at auction.On Thursday, the 9th
Instant shall sell the premises the following property
belonging 10 the estate OF William A. Scott deceased Wis
One two-sory brick house situated the corner of L
streetnorh and 10th street west, in the LIST ward.
Aso lot No ., in square No 65 containing 462s square
feet.
Also, lots Nos. l, and Is square No 1885, containing
0,920 square feet
The sale viii with the house and lot in
ward al o'clock, p. IN.
We will then proceed TO SELL O'clock ON the premises
lot NO. 8, in square No 6S5 fronting North Capitol
street, and at half past o'clock will sell lots Nos l. g.
and Is, in square No 79S
Terms; One-thrd cash; balance in and years,
for noies bearing interest; deed of taken to secure
the payments OF the notes All deeds the expense OF the
purchaser. JOS. w. BECK, Executor
A. GREEN, p
May lS-6d Auctioneer
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Tennessee foot, acting aid-de-camp- OF essenml
service 10 me; for, account OF my wound in the eaI
part of the action was compelled to rely more than o
dinarily upon their assistance
should do violence TO my own feelings, as well a, n
Justice to my command, were TO omit notice Of the
GOODNESS and good conduct generally upon this occaSo
Although, at the time OF the assault, the enemy wa
found to have much larger amount of artillery beara
upon the approach of our troops than had been suppo
and which had BEEN until the moment concealed bv NJ
nature of the ground, well BY artificial arrsnos
ments still none seemed to doubt Its final accomuliS
ment, or to shrink from its performance. '''''
Respectfully submitted, G. j. PILLOW
-, -. Brig General U. S A
To WIN. H. FRENCH A. Actg Adgt Gen
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nMOO.-Advenures in the South seas, by Herman M
\ J Vile author Of s.pyDee ~ 4 vol

nMOO.-Advenures in the South seas, by Herman Mel
" vile, author of '.Pypee," vol
Overland Journey round the World, by Sir George Simp-
son, Governor oil the Hudson's Bay Company, vol.
Memoirs fthe Queen of France, by Mrs Forbes Bush
vols from the second London edition.
Characteristics of Men OF Genius series of miscelanies
selected lin London) from the Boston North American
Review 2 vols, London.
Guzo's History of the English Revolutions from the ac
cession of Charles L. VOLS London.
History OF the English Revolution, by Dahlmann profes
of history in the University of Goungen VOL London
Lives of eminent British Dramass collection of bog
raphies by Campbell, Clifford, barley, Leigh Hunt and
others. vol.
Shells from the Strand of the Sea of Genius by H. Far
ley, l volume.
May 10 +. TAYLOR.
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nv n. GREEN, .7uctfOnecr.

VALUABLE YOUNG RIDING MARE AT AUG
TlONOn Thursday, the 10Th instant, shall sell in
front OF the Centre Market, at O'Clock, M handsome
bay mare swift and easy Persons wishing to pur
chase good riding animal will do well attend the sale
as she will be sold the highest bidder owner having
no further for her.
Terms: credit OF sixty and ninety days. for notes with
approved endorsers bearing interest.
May iS-3t A. GREEN Auctioneer
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ny II. ". DYER, .gucisoneer.

TOR SALE AT AUCTION.-On Saturday the goth
May, at O'Clock, M, will offer public sale the
twostoy brick house the corner of and 10th Streets
late the residence OF Major J. Forrest, deceased Also the
two lots adjoining The neghborhood is well known
to require description
Terms OF sale One-fith cash, and the balance in one
Two, and three years. be secured by purcha
bond with approved surete bearing from the day
OF sale II the terms complied with two da
from the day oil sae the properly will be resod the risk
and cost oil the purchasers.
May l2-eodNds X. w. DYER Auctioneer
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ny II. GREEN, .g.sc,soneer.

(tLEANOUT SALE AT THE HOUSE-FUR NISHINCi
~ STORE OF e. w BOTELER, JR,--On Friday, the
2s instant shall continue the sale, at 10 o'clock, m
iuniture crockery, hardware, wooden ware, &c, all
which am determined to close the highest bidder
large proportion OF the stock remains sod of the
best articles.
The persons who have already purchases will please at
tend to getting their goods Tomorrow wednesday,
May IS-3t A. GREEN Auciioneer
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IN Il. M. DI.ER. .yuc,,oncer.

VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION
On Thursday, the 9th instant, shall SELL OF the
premises AZ o'clock, p M, the following very valuable
property belonging the estate OF the late DIR. Marcus c.
Buck Part of lot no in square north OF square No
with the improvement which is excellent two-story
brick building with basement and garrett The property
fronts the NAH between 10th and Iih west and adj
joins the residence of Nicholas Tastit esq.
The admirable construction of the building for convent
and comfort the fine prospect affords aud the choice
selection of shrubbe upon the lot render very desirable
for private residence.
Terms of sale Onerd of the purchase money in cash
the balance in equal payments and wears for
notes with interest properly secured.
ROBT. w. DYER
May l9--dts Auctioncer
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OFFICIAL.
HEADouARrrRs. Isr Drrslos,


HEADQUARTERS, lsr DIVISION,
Perote, April %, lsi7.
SIR have the honor to report for information OF the
general Chief that my division occupied the castle and
town of Perote AT l2 M to-day, without resstance-thd
enemy having withdrawn the night before last,
yesterday evenng-leayng Col Valasquez, as commits
behalf of the Mexican government turn over
the of the castle, consisting of fifty -four guns
and morars, iron and bronze of various calibers in
good service condition, eleven thousand and sixty five
cannon balls fourteen thousand three hundred bombs
and hand grenades and five hundred muskets
In the retreat hence, the enemy carried away ateri
Ell OF war No force has passed, embodied, except
5000 cavalry, in depoable plight headed BY the recrean
Ampudia The intantry-some 2,00O--Iassed in small
bodies, generally without The few having any,
sold them. whenever purchaser could be found for
or three reals The rout and panic complete and the
way opened. stand may be made at Puebla, but
doubted These the fruits OF the victory at Cerro
Gordo.
The fortress affords quarters for 1000 troops and their
and supply of good water within the walls.
The Generals Landero and Morales confined in Perote
Tor the affair at Vera Cruz also some American prls
oners, allowed go large the retirement of
the garrison have several of the latter belonging to
the South Carolina regiment, captured Vera Cruz.
Lieut. Rogers, OF the navy had been previously sent TO
the capital.
| have the honor, &c.
w ]. WORTH
Brew Maj. General Commanding
To Capt H. l.. ScorT, A. A. A. General, Headquarters
Jalapa.
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FRANKLIN Insurance OFFcE, May 1S ISt7.
A Election will bo held ut this Once on tho FIRST
"A Monday of June (tle 7h,) by the stockholders
the Franklin Insurance Company OF Washington, for twelve
directors conduct the affairs OF the company the ensuing
year. Polls open from 10 to o'clock, p. IN.
CHAS. BRADLEY,
May is-zawtd Secretary.
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IINOH SALE OR RENT.-Two houses on 9th, between
l. l. and NJ streets north large two-story brick
with cellar and back buildings pump of excellent
in the yard, and Il large side lot attached the other
frame, stories high, with back building, ming
eight rooms. For terms, apply Z.JONES,
May l9-tf Until On the premises.
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DOARDING.-Mrs RUSSELL having n pleasant loca-
ID ton u street. few steps north of Pennsylvania
DESTROYS of entertaining yearly, raonthy transient
boarders. Comfortable accommodations and mod
crate. May 1876
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EDUCATION.
Rer. d. MCarters Boarding School for Boys, Srasburg
Lancaster county, PENNSYLVANIA.
TIME whole expenses for board, tuition &C., Sllo per
i nnnuin. For references and circulars containing all
particulars, address
Rev ID. MCARTER,
May l5-dlm Principal and Proprietor.
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Translated copy.l
FoRr "SAN CARLOS DE PERoTE"
An inventory OF the artillery, arms and munitions in
the aforementioned fortress:
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Bv ". ". DY.ER .1uctiouoer.

Hy ~. W. YER .7uctfOncer.
VERY VALUABLE SERVANTS AT AUCTION.-On
Saturday next ut IL o'clock, m, shall SELL my auc-
ton by order of the executors the following very
liable servants viz;
servant woman, aged "a years, and two children
Do do do 10 do
Do girl do IL do
Do do do do
The above slaves for life, and are not re-
suiced but would respectfully call the attention OF any
citizens wishing very desirable the SALE as
more favorable opportunity of getting good servants may
not again occur. r. w. DYER,
May l9-dts Auctioneer.
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DOARDING.-Mrs. SELDEN having taken house in
ID Gathers Row. 18th street, between and F. is
prepared to accommodate eight ten boarters
May 1876
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I,AsuONABLE Paris Millinery, 10Th street. north of

the avenue, nearly opposite the residence of Col
Peter force.--Mrs. BARKER and Mrs. FILL return
thanks for the liberal patronage they have received
their commencement, and would nlonn the ladies' Of
Washington, and its vicinity, that they will open fresh
OF fancy bonnet &c. this day, which they deter
mined to sell at wholesale prices.
For rent, nm elegant parlor and bedroom furnished
May 17-3t MRS. BARKER 81 MRS FILL.
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TACTICS Instructions and Regulations the Vol
unteers and Militia of the United States, comprehend
ing the exercises and movements of infantry light infantry
hemcn, cavalry, and artillery the duty in garrison and
in camp and the forms of parades, reviews Inspections
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-05-19
Lord John Russell TO Mr.. Bancroft.

April. y, 1877.
SIR have received with much qualification your letter
Of yesterday informing that the people of New Orleans
assembled at public meeting (r. Johnson the governor
of Louisiana, presding) made voluntary contribution
for the relief of the distress in Ireland the amount of m
thousand dollars have likewise received draft for
the with your request that the should be APP
piled where relief is most urgently demanded, without
without expense and without interference with 9th
arrangements ] feel highly honered by the confidence
you have placed in II appears that the best
mode OF dispensing with this magnificent contribution is
transmit without delay the central relief committee
in Dublin presided by Lord Kildare shall accord
ingy send the him with copy Of your letter
With reference the latter part of letter allow me
add that the earnest and universal sympathy of people
THE United States with distressed counymen in ire
and s mos, gratifying to the people of Great Britain and
Ireland and that her Majesty the Queen has the
highest satisfaction the manifestations of generosity and
selves. 80 ~ "
have the honor to be, with the greatest respect yours
very faithfully, j. RUSSEfI.
rams papers OF Saturday, the list Instant were received
al LONDON previous to the sailing of the Britannia
Saturday was the birthday of Louis Philippr and
there were great re!ocngs in Paris in CONSEQUENCE
lowing article: -
1.-THE press has sometimes spoken of the formidable
preparations displayed each evening to the eyes Of the