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w indebted the Publisher Csmr Bohn Of tis el
for splendid photographic city OF Washineoa s
Georgetown, and e adjacent county, including upon maa
particular OF the budinas AM
the vicinity. view .,sr
been taken on the embraces ~
whele Pennsylvania avenue, aud the portion
the city westward from thai point and very fa
ny executed IL altogether OF
and vacny beautiful sna
pleasing picture, will be deemed desirable f
the parlor IL work involving labor Of IN
artist and considerable that OF the publisher
trust may be amply remuneated BY liberal and
on the Of The public be had Of Mr. Bohn pubhe
In this city UaioR
METROPOLIS we have been shown BY Mr. G
mir Bohn (who the pubishe large photographic print Of Inc
elites OF Washington and Georgetown. The fom hs
porco 81 me capitol and IN
metropolis while the border the print composed cosee
delneaons o. e more prominent objects Of Dis
lct-ach as the Capitol Treasury Smithsonian nstuon pres
dents House. Post Once Patent Office, City Hail.
ngton Windeis Building jackson Hail. Navy Yard Georreovn
College, Aqleduct 81 Paticks Church, Arsenal Washins,oe
Monument observatory Jackson monumen TO bel War e
partment The picture In executed ever
particular and VIII undoubtedly with extensive crcu
uons-NaE INT a
Lhogaphic view Of Washington ey Georgetown pubsh.a
and sold BY cAsisR Behx, Washington, ID. @.
This view Autographed ven large sheet Of stir ubs.n
al and contains plans OF IA. Capitol Grounds
dents House, the Post Ooe oce Pension Once smith
sonian Institution, and all che plsa public buildings Including
giving views Of the edhces MIR Boh being suppose
little imaginative, gives will H.
In time, probably These washington Monu
Everything introduced accurately drawn
correct OF the public buildings here, win do
paronixe Mr.. Bohn.-Gobe.
For sale my stand In the Capitol
Feb io-2aw3wTuSsu G. BONN
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COME cheap orc-0rcat bargains in new
goodsThe undersigned would invite the Of the ladies'
their large additional supply Of fancy goods received this
day. Among them they would mention
10 pieces rich satin de chenes tg
30 do small figured changeable silks
IL do plain changcabIe glace do
do pink and white watered do
do plain white satin
10 do colored bonnet satins and corded silks
20 do de horences, In all shades.
do "a rich black visite silk
do ~ black Turk satin
This lot OF silks will be sold IS less than former pces
all In want therefore, invited 10 call early and examine for them
IN MERNOs, have opened pieces; among
be found mazane blue light blue dark light green
garnet brown, and pink These goods
and will be sold much under the usual prices.
single and double width cashmeres in desirable and fashion
able shade
Also, some handsome embrodereddo
Embroidered hannels, for dresses
SO pieces plain changeable and satin
100 do style fancy prints
Also, so pieces small plaid gingham.
Together with great variety and certainly the cheapest have
ever had, Of plain fancy coored vevets, black do
Velvet ribands trimmings Of the style
Silk and nband neck ties belts
Hosenes Of all and every description
Ladies' menno vests OF both long and short sleeves
Gloves Of mostly every number and kind
handkechief from the finest the
kind laa
IN MOURNING GOODS, have complete assortment
embracing mostly article that may be called for.
And stock OF SHAWLS opened day, anything
lin point Of elegance Of style and cheapnes have before
offered.
The public respectfully goods
fore buying as great bargains may be expected ,,,,
Between 9Th and 9th streets, Pennsylvania
Dec 5-3taw2xif ae
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King 81 the 2sd instant. which contains the following
tract fom the Pfoclsmation Of Gen. Riley; M
The method here indicated attain what Is desired by
s vixs more peflect political organization, deemed
the most direct and sale that be adopted and fully
authorised by law the course advised BY the Presl.
dent and BY the secretaries OF State and OF War OF ne
United States aud 10 calculated avoid the nnumeaos
syils which must necessarily result from any attempt =,
the appreciation Of the people q California aaa mar al
good cirixens win ANTE in Carrying 4 INTO execution
You "inqalfe whether Gepssal Riley had your lmyi au
shory 10 issue hat say that III had
advised the method therein Indicated ior forming S
government In California; 70 this question answe,
without the hesitation, In he negative my suei "
Mr. VOORHEES, of the 7h OcobeS lsiS Yves caieuny son
adhered by Mr. Polk and his cabinet and receseu ne
unanimous appreciation. was written chiefly lo me puf
pose as appears upon it's face, oil Inducing me PeoPe OF
California 10 submit patiently he condition In which
,hsv had been left until Congress shqpld provide for them
territorial government My personal acquaintance with
General Riley is very slight and meyer had any commu-
nication with him. verbal written The subject oil form
ing I state government for California,
Won further request state wnethcr exPresident
Polk or x-secreay Marcy far YOU know, anhor
ICED General Riley 70 issue that prociaauon, whether
either them advised the OF policy therein Indicated
in reference 10 California;"
To this answer, thar to knowledge neither Mr. Polk
Mr. Marcy such authority or advice TO Gen
Riley II either of them issued any instructions any
advice 70 him variance with letter OF the 7h October
1885, entirely ignorant of and do not believe they
did Il IL certain ihat Mr. Polk his annual message
the 9Th December, is approved Of that better in strong
terms. and communicated copy Of IL to Congress
Yours, very respectfully,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Hon. A. g. BRowN.
Dean SIR have seen Mr. Buchanan's letter you Of
the 18th umo and you he is correct In his stae
ent of my action. Secretary Of War; in tho matter
ferred General Riley had instructions from but
those contained in the public documents, and
they furnished him with authority warrant for the
part he in regard the civil ia California
Very respectfully, your obedent servant,
w. L. MARCY.
Hon. A. 9. BRowS.
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February 49, 1850.
praying oI the extension Of patent granted said Cswe for
preparing seeds for pressing
from the expiration Of said patent which takes place
on 3lst day OF July, le5i--
said petition heard Office
the first Monday In May at ~ O'Clock, and all
notified and why said
ution ought NOT 10 be granted
odee ALSO that this be published in the Republic Intel
gencer and Unon Washington city d. O.; North American and
Gazete philadelphia Tribune, New York Journal Providence,
Gazette, Pttsbug, Pa week for three successive
weeks previous to the first Monday in May next
THOS. EWBANK,
Commissioner of Patents
PsEdtos Of the above papers will please copy and their
bills TO the Patent Office, with containing this notice.
Feb 20--aw3w
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THE PROCESSION OF THE INDEPENDENT OR.
DER OF RECHABITES,

On Tuesday affernoon March sta,
WILL Hall, O'Clock, proceed
through the yarou. set fssh in the route, will
the 9Th Methodist Protestant Church,
interesting OF the Of Bbe BY the ladies'
Banner Tent No. !, Junior Order OF Rechabites.
The the church will take place ~ O'Clock In
evening" which public respectfully
attend II the weather shouSno fair, the procession will
take place.
PROGRAMME.
Marine Band.
Tent, a.
Mount Vernon Tent, No. 2O6.
George Washington Tent, No. 26s.
Potomac Tent No 100
Banner Tent, No. |, Junior Order.
Mount Vernon, No. q
Heber Tent, No. 29o
Eagle Tent, No. 100.
Arlington Tent, No. 81.
The Hall viii proceed 7th
s along New York New York
4h street, l4h 10 10th street, down 10Th 10 Pennsy
vania where win receive Potomac and Heber Tents
they viii then along Pennsylvania Garrison street.
down Garrison street The Navy Yard thence 70 Virgins. avenue
the Rechabte Hall, and
from there 20 the Methodist Protestant Church.
NorcEMount Vernon, George Warrington, Arlington, and
Banner Tent No and also Eagle Tent, win form At Rehab
Hall O'Clock Potomac Heber and Mount Nemo1
No. win Hall Of Potomac Tent at lfpaa o'clock
The Leves each Of the Tents will assistant marhas on the
BY order. JAMES r. TUCKER,
Mar silt sec'y Comms.
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saaivsr.a,ion in omee.
the Editors Of the Union.

To he Editors Of the Union:
an NEy YoRK, March Q, 1850.
The custom house is in turmoil; a day or two since.
il asceriained that quantity OF goods, the duty
upon which amounted 10 some "a 900 or $1,000, had
been delivered under the special order Of Of the
deputy collectors without payment OF duty To-day the
ocers OF the customs investigating the accounts and
already several instances OF the nature have been
discovered The deputy doubtless possessed all the
qualifications under the rule laid down by the Second
Washngton-"hdeliiy, capabihiy, and honesty 10 the
sChsg party NOUS VERR0NS.
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THE Eighth Session win Monday, October which
the yuncuai attendance Of all the students requested The
duties Of The classes are promptly and 4 very i'm
that NIL their members old should places
The acadcmca from
Isl october the LIST Of August there being but
September In the College, the
full OF professors have for been
Of collegiate studies equal prescribed
Of North AZ Third
ating class received their academica degrees.
In Grammar School, which Immediately adjoins the College,
the preparatory carefully trained by
supervision Of Professors Of College. Thus pupils
Of study under the direction until they graduate The
mercantile department embraces those partial members the
collegiate preparatory CLASSES who may be preparing for the count
other professional life Such students admitted
TO all the privileges and advantages Of their several classes sub
place Of Of the classical studies, such
cessary n preparation for business.
French regular study, without charge all the classes
In addition the French, mercantile students win be
without charge, German, other modern language
The College perfectly heatu and there
villages the
young Moral religious education chief design OF the
stiuton.
The charge covering domestic expenses
Of The rules Of the College carefully
restrict any other expenses Of the student
Departments under Immediate supervision OF The
further information, well for the admission
Of pupils JOHN u. KERF0oT, Rector,
Aug 3-2aw2m College Of ST. James, p o., Maryland.
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ATTORNEY FOR CLAIMANTS.
JAMES q. 8ERRET
II re Ont e Clerk Of ne PensSou 0Gyor,

fFERs his services 10 The public prosecution Of
pensions, Of Revolutionary war,
the various acts and rcsoluonf
Virginia half pay and communication under provisions act Of
growing Of the Mexico " =
Ne will also give particular claims Of every
the government ~
o. In eli cases Letter. must be- post paid
Once and dwelling, n street, between Oh and Iosh
6--cod2m - 49,
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NEW MUsIC.ust received the old established Music
IN Stationery Store, door Of i2h Pennsylvania
the following and popular Music, from publishers VIII
liam Hall Son, New York, which we will sell At reduced
price, four cents VIM. FISCHER
The Lonely Rose, sung by Jenny Lind composed
Gentle Voices, by Charles Glover.
Why do Weep Thee admired ballad, by Wallace
When pensiye feelings wake the sigh written by Austin Phillips
Were but his wife, by Maeder
The Mosquito Polka by J. sloman.
Dgcnt Hose Company Quick STEP performed Dodwoh
Hand. fst
Two Merry Gpxes, duet by McFauen.
Voice from the Waves duet Stephen
The Preside Song, by w. v. Wallace.
The Female slaves Lament
The Moonlight Of the Heart, by Strakosh.
Susan Bayne, sung BY Chrstys Mnstrcls
Deya vae Scottish ballad, by the composer Of the "od Kirk
yard"
Pensye Thought Adeu composed by Gongonge
Filtration Toka, BY M. Stakosh.
Robert Ie Diable, arranged by y. Boyer.
Uncle Ned, with variations, by james O. Maeder.
The syrcn Polka, by M. suakosh.
La sypiide, Fanfnsie b M.
The Ethiopian Medley, arranged by 8. Enrich.
Guitar pieces
Widow Mschroc.
on, watch you wen BY daylight.
The Rose OF Traee.
The Bowid soger BOY.
yeanncf and Jeannot.
Emma
Dnah Crow.
The Low Backd Oar.
Oh, would were girl again.
What cnchantmcnt
The Sisters Call, by L. Trip
Child Of The Regiment Ne sung BY Jenny Lind.
Rataplan, a. sung BY Jenny Lind.
Maxrka, by Bateman.
My boat and bugie horn, by Watson. +
The Chanois, sung BY the Rainier family.
Our own fair Italy, duett
Beethovep's Dream. Dec4.
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
AGENCY FOR CLAIMS AT WASHINGTON, ID. G..
CHARLES DE sELDING
CommissioWsr, Notary Public, and General Agsnf,
No. III Todid's Buildings, Pennsylvania avenue,

Commtssoner, Notary Public and General Agsnt,
No. III TOid's Buildings, Pennsylvania avenue,
WASHINGTON, d. c.,
CONTINUES 70 his prompt the prosecution Of
claims before Congress- Of the Eexecuve Departments
before board Of appointed spoaons,
or before foreign procuring PENSIONS Revolutionary
Naval Amy bounty land scrip under the law Of February IL
m August TO- 1875 mileage for horses and
other lost destroyed incurred by
fore being mustered and received United
saies and subsistence and transportation furnished for te
and all claims Of whatever description that arise Of the
with Mexico Great Britain He Of all the
forms and understands fully all the Of the Pension and
other oces He attends the procuring Of
captures the Mexico
California; and Of Africa
He has been honored with Commissions from the
Union Commissioner Deeds
Deeds deposons, and other writing under &C.
to be used recorded in the respective States.
Charges win be and claimed
and the extent Of services required.
Communications pospad) will receive immediate
He has honor refer Navy and other Executive Depart
and their Excelencs the Governors Of the States OF
the Union Senators Members and the
present Congress generally. Aug %
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Thursday evening, 2st the English Lutheran
Rev j. O. BurLER Mr.. FREDERICK g. KERN 10
Miss MARY ANN MILES, all Of this city.
In Virginia. Tuesday ult by Rev
q. MAauiRE, DID, JOSHUA +. TAYLOR, Of Washington, 20
MARIA LOUISE LONG, eldest daughter Of Mr. AsrHosr KALI
OF place.
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To RAILROAD COsTRACTORs.-Noticei Is hereby given
S BE- sS 70 ~ o. s @ and s ns
Inc road passes through very healthy and ief region ana en-
and experienced men.
and, purpose wish
further Information invited @ cali at ,s Once AIsn.oda
q $ and ne cent, in the stock
eh day % Ap submitted the meeting Of the board Of
BY order Of The board ' " % T. C. ATKINSON,
Chief Engineer.
the Orange and siesandas about 70 miles long and ss
tend. from Alexandria through raas Prince william r,uqus
Pe,sd portion q the Virginia Central railroad formerly called e
An n.pecon map promise
make !, as valuable athoronshare as any IN h' Union.
pOOEs London list No. rs.
Woods Manual Of Perspective third edition. isas - e.
Napoleon, new ediaon-comple,e
Muel History pnlo.ophcaly illustrated, third sdIton vols,
cou, Of Charles the second
Lanies History q Painting uy Roscoe. edition. VOLS o.
smar,ne,. History Of The oiroudns - yols isfs. a.
Jus, imported from London, direct, BY
7 oNDOS EDITIoSs-Burtes cclcbrsted Trials, voume
campses the chief justices Of Eusnnd vOs
csmpceI,. Live. Of the Lord chanecIors, vols.
s y SI E"ssad sS ssc. '''
na,sm,s s Midi. Ages svo,s.
ccbbss and owell Complete Collection Of Trials om
the earliest PERIOD 81 vols
Smiths Dictionary @ Creek and Roman biography Molo
smiths Dictionary Of Greek aud Roman Antiquities, many
The Wavery Novels complete % vols Edinburgh 1870
Just received by FRANCR TAYLOR.
Feb0
UNITED STATES HOTEL, washington, ID. c--The
Hotel having been thoroughly repaired and newly
furnished or the reception o. guests. The situation 81
recommend particularly 20 the travelling
public and having business at The Capitol within
few railroad depot, and short distance ron the
Capitol The proprietor feels confident Of bis ability 20 make his
that ereroDs shall be spared
either himself those In his employ gal. ne agPoe.on Of his
EDW.
jan io-stawsw Of the late arm Of A. Fuller Co
RIO LOVERS Of Good Fruit. and Adnairer. Of Fine
FlovcrT received Paris, and viii sell NJ
place. Fora fi) Of N, large coecnon
OF fruit ueer roses and ornamental shrubs, &C.
trees o kind known IN Europe
1000 dwarf apple trees, apricot, plum, and cherry trees.
suitable for the table FOR wine
the of offered for sale
United comprising over 200 OF the
choice OF them entirely In this county
300 Chinese Tree Pconcy, largest flower known.
Climbing plants many kinds 70 mention
win be sold reasonable price for cash BY quantities % suit
A. JARDTN
Peboo-coaw Florist aud Nurseryman.
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DETIrP BARTON KEY WIN attend an any business
be may BE- nuued with before either the cours this Dis
and win the prosecution OF claims before
usS and thc Depuimepts once on Q street.
: WAsufHsTor, July 10, 1885, July l7--9swd
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0yMssontc.A regular meeting Lodge win be
held this evening" the 5h instant the Hail. Of
O'Clock The members are respectfully
quested in their attendance brothers good
standing aternay invited. Past Jewell voted by
the Lodge Brother Whiescy the treasurer be presented
him this evening
ny order orr WIN.
Mars q. A. sCHwARzMAN, secr'y.
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ASTROLOGiY.The celebrated G. w RoBACK from Sweden
Office No. a Locust street, Philadelphia
his services TO the citizens Of Washington vicinity
been consulted with by all the crowned heads OF Europe enjoys
higher reputation Astrooger Nayn
calculated according GeomancLadies g. S Per
at distance have their sending the
date OF the day OF their BIRTH All letters containing FEE
will receive immediate attention. and navties any part
Of the world written durable
Of his BY conuraton any following topics
Courthp, advice, advice given for the
wealthy marriages he has power given
% the too free use Of the bote and for all Of hazards
the recovery OF stolen lost properly the purchasing Of
Thousands of the above named and
its vicinity and all 10 full satisfaction cast
during the All elgousy 10
prepaid, will be answered gratis For particulars
O. ". RoBAcK
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approved STYLE INV hour. notice. and visiting
hf Fen sSss qualify ''pg ss rswaoS s.M
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In city, Saturday, The I'd instant REBECCA NORRIS
daughter w and LousA PKsnsRros FosRssr aged
year and sir months.
Saturday, tbe I'd Of March, child and
EIzA CHfsgn.
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EENTLEMEN'S sBELONGINGS.v -STEyENS has this
day received large and full assortment Of gentemenh
ting articles, viz;
Family made "yokeneckn Shirts Of superior quality
styles The system Of retailing shirts Wholesale prices win
tnued by Stevens.
CRAvATS.
large supply Of black and ncy colors imported
believed TO be the newest In market. --
UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS,
In silk, merino lambs WOOL WOOL and cotton We large
assortment, and some of extra large sizes.
UMBRELLAS
a full supply Of silk and cotton, some styles.
Also, Observation-Disclosures, gloves, perme
canes brushes, razorn fact every article necessary gentle
mans wardrobe or toilet all Of which will be sold uniform
prices at STEvENs's,
Great Hat Gentemens outatting reimbursement
Dec 5-eodn No. Browns Hotel
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CEILING or Winter stock Cosf-The subscriber re-
pecny inform their customers and the public generally,
they have determined offer
the engaged taking INVENTOR
preparatory spring Among
be found which seasonabe
times which win dispose Of for cash. punctua Gus
TONER'S We name
SO pieces coored dress silks, in all styles
white blue and pink satins
do do glace silks
20 pieces coored silk veivcu in all possible shades
few dress patterns remaining handsome
Canton dresses suitable for spring complete
assortment Of collars berhes and inside Of
which will sel al cost
cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, / CO.
Feb l2-3teod
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o. smiths oman Iectures.Iieut HrsRr DAVIS
United Navy, win deliver the
subject Of The Tides Of the Ocean and their Geological Action
foilows
FIRST lecture Tuesday the 5th Of March, O'Clock,
Second do. Friday, the 9th do. do
Third do. Tuesday, the 18th do.
Fourth do. Friday the 10th do
Mar 5--dtl6
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BosroS. March O. ls5o.-Jobn Pasqua WINS arrested Ia
Chancown to-day for poisoning Mrs. James Rose with
arsenic He bad worked for Mr. and Mrs James Rose three
years Last summer Mr. Rose died suddenly, and three
weeks ago Ms Rose also died lie bad purchased large
qualities Of arsenic In Manchester, New Hampshire.
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as. pitt,brr p.ddier, routed by Fsmaie,.
S,nf,ues m psar,ou. N, Murdrsr.

BosroS, March q Is50.-Pearson, the murderer OF hi
wife and children to-day sentenced 10 be hung Ate
the had been pronounced he threatened to haun
his judges, protesting his innocence.
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QOOIks from London 8.--Fairy Tales by Anto
Count Hamilton, author Memoirs Of Grammou
1 vol, ls4e
Green Consular
Professional Papers Of the Royal Engineers, 10 vols
Fieldlngs Complete Works. In Crkshanks Illustrations
Smolleus Complete Works, VOL, do DO
The Accomplished chcss Player.
The Plays Congreve wychcry, vanbrurh Farquaa,
complete n volume.
Sir John Hcrchcs Manual Of Inquiry prepared a
her Majestys and for general
Just imported direct from London by
Feb II FRANCK TAYLOR.
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VIsTTING-cARDs printed and plates engraved In the
approved STYLE few hours notice and visiting cards Of
Inc 6ne.t asslisv supoled. nv TAYLOR MA0RY,
Nov % Booksellers, 9Th Il.
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BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON RAILROAD.
Hour. Of Departure Of shs Passenger Trains.
From washington at a. and at 81 p daily, and "a
Prom baltimore and ?. daily, and M daily
s' P.s sandy s@S, rHpAnsoss A,,o.
JUsr received BY WIN. Fischer, ssaslonsr. HAM, ,hs
following new and beautiful music which will be sold at the
The The H y,yr,s,. ps, Polka y H. oshes
The Ellen Polka BY c. Mueller
Home The Moasin Wave sesbrs,ed sea sOus by
The Aspen shade waltz /, by j. X Cpl
on cast that shadow from my brow arranged quick step BY
eaop Brilliant from Balfs opcm,hs erour Son. Of AymOn
The Violet Waltz, in Az steps By Lopke
The The 1 1risas w wSI BY G. g. seAsy Fry
Flowers q the set Of qusdres arranged from orea
wcmsns Love a beautiful song
sancy Kate a beautiful ballad
Csadss Hungarian an AIR by szsmslemyi
Yes. dared By saiSor Of dearest men,
The sccrri BY author
et,he Flag waye-s national song
Beqaet Of Meodesa collection Of airs Marches wsltrs &C.
Think g you speak, BY III - spFoe
dream that fogetsuns with gea, applause
Hopeless Love by sullivan.
DABTY and Hall Dress Goeds.we invite the attention
ladies our assortment Of evening dress goods As s
remaining on hand az cost consisting Of the Following ysrey
10 pieces coorcd white Illusions
70 90. co color sls grapes, best srade.
do. colored Grape I-se
organd musiins
20 do fine sachareIl muslins
A' 'a cLSssT sE yse mSs co
Feb Ia--iw 49,