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.1iesasSrfa ppxnia-
just finished In the best modern style
south about thirty feet running back including he
back buildings hundred and ATTY feet Everything necessary
has bccp povidcd comfort
family To gentleman holding public ocs in sshngon city
the following perfect besItbness Of rt
and pleasant drive from city TO city, much cheas
rent, much living society. sold, hb
.,,l credit will rented Will he moderate
had For further particulars appy
CHRISTOPHER NEALE,
ne to-iavu exaDdris.
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AIDES Goods.The subscriber has now in store
Ii 25 pieces PLAIN parage, embracing all the shades
figured baragc, beautiful styles
do do entirely styles
deane, from 25 cents TO 37H CENTS pfinc
paiy very rich patterns
25 pieces Bohemian cloth, new ana pretty hftcc
25 do linen u-tre, very pretty shades
1000 yards gnehani-, all prices
l0UOV do p,inted caicoes
5000 printed lawns, of ut lax cents fast colors
and line quality
1900 yards plain cocred Swiss muslns very beautiful article
at l2Ji cents .
The ladies that last few days will
have kindness again, shall make arrangements SO that
." ""' " 'e'' @. W. VERIFY
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7th and 9th sts
Mar d2wif
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A. x q. A. ARMOUR,
DR.4PERS AND T.1fLORS,

No. B3 Broadway corner OF Duane street,
Above the Irpias House, Neto York,
RESPECTFULLY offriends and the public
they prepared make The best and most
moderate prices Fresh cloths,
aud vesng Of latest importations elegant light silks
fol dark patterns of Paris enbroderics
ed in this estabishmenone
coats, waisIcoa Each de
panen ITSELF Amy and uriiorns made TO
and despac and in the most approved
ner Strangers metropolis Will find nj this establish
men, lining TASTE peec ht always insured
NJ D. PREMIUM wAIsTeoATs.Ihese elegant wastcoats that
were SO much Castle Cdan, been awarded The
premium American Institute al their late fair
l5-dm
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ofSos OF rnK SECRETARY or rnE srsArr,
AurIl u iptI

=. April "a 1881.
such objects usually Included IN he gene ,e
de lr ee Incidental a. olhees Of
@ sa saes 1"a Ss o'e & The ao Of
clock a. m on Monday ,e solh next, furnishing The
m very ' quaty and % be approved By Secretary,
$50 cartridge paper very tough and with very smooth sur
"s se "s ,a s,.s 70 10 70 be q IN By Is m and weigh
'00 DO eaI,ase paper very tough and win very smooth
MOI less than 20 lbs. 10 ream !
,So 90 DO DO white white .g,t a'.s wrapping paper
saa,,, x be cut and ruled according sample
100 do w,s Ssv we'll al, cap satin hHsA n'ned Of the
% do white veil cap satin hnh, second quality,
80 do white ven finish, quality,
100 do whl.s no highly glazed
200 d" ws s1 s pns p,ps highly glazed and hard Aen
80 do white Dan post paper, highly glazed and hard cal
rs do ws sst sa'S pG highly glazed and hard
80 do blue 81 .s s po paps highly glazed and hard calender
do whitc4o post paper, finish, border
1900 DO 30 s ns size ns white white ,. s "; s
DO s %Ss MOTE a s sn n kinds @ ss sa" ha %
u dozen Ito. portfolios, with locks
] do cap portfolios, win locks
g do do cap portfolios, wi,hou! locks
ia do small two blade penknises, pearl handles silver
do our-blaie pepknives buck handles tipped
% do do iyo,y-hand,s Ivory handle. erasera
10 do pearl folders
Is do ivory folders neae, long and inch w'de and to
Is Is do ivor, handle wafer stamps, chequered
ls do paper weights
l0ponnds wax iapers
u dozen s,aadishes pump ins.tnnd.
do do lass glnss, iaAstands ...
do cu,glsss sand stands. IL inches square, for desk,
ll-sZ
so, 2 do bronze % o. Or o.,eI n sphngtOp nksaad'
5000 5000, OPAQUE gailIs No 80
200 dozen large barrel steel pens, very elastic
400 do sniai-baHel steel pens do
and quality
quality -.
100 do Peys elastic fountain steel psHs or Others OF ike
i7o dozen long pom, steel pens
100 dozen 90 pa rhSsas s"s bank steel pens Or Others Of se make and
quality
DO Iarse- -saIIpl pen handles, rosewood
a ,ds., do ,ma s,a.I ! pen en- hsaalss S,an,s.
"a do cloth pen wiper.
q DO 90 p jag, Jag, Of @ black ink Of the very 0''t quality
do bottles red ink do do
ss' each ''''s S''
- dozen boxes snai-siLe transparent waters
~ do boxes fancy motto waisrs :,
pound
pound, in i-pound boxes
pound, In I! pound boxes
do black waters
2odo.en small boxes fancy wax
do pieces taste, assorted sizes
2j red tape, No -
q do red tape, No. -
100 do red tape, No 10
5pounds India rubber, 40 pieces to the pound
ls dozen memorandum BOOKS octaVo size morocco covers
do memorandum books very small siz. do
go eier hles ,,o
l2 dozen embossed like the sample al THIS once
% japanhed siners
49, 900 envelopes letters, smooth and uck part
,.oo, :, adhesive go. -. ..,, -, ,,,.r 49,,
~. 49, adhesive -, =. ,, - 49, oo,h
and tough, part adhesive
large size white letter adhesive enveoPe vey smooth
Al ooa /. .. -. ..h,. i.,,., .,s ix. snyeioo~.
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Young Ladies, institute,

Young Ladies' Institute,
l4ae Mrs. ID. ii. Burrsl of 9Th and Streets
THE subscriber will Mon
day. 2 Of April, will give personal
English French and education will be taught
religious will based
formuaes ui Protestant Episcopal Church.
teacher
him lock for the the public and for correpsnd
ing Of success.
For boarding pupils, s75 per quarter
day S5 Sl6
Payable always in advance.
Music, drawing, Latin Itaian spanish, German,
Reference pcruied Rev g. NJ Butler, d. Rev. j. w.
Fitzhugh Coyie Washington Rev.
u, Alexandria Rt Rev. Aonzo Potter d. d. and the clergy
generally Of Philadelphia and Rt Rev Alfred Lee, d. d. Of Deis
WILLIAM j. CLARK.
Mar 2l-t15thAp
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I,ANCTN9 Acsdemy First Course.Mr r. X. Lasss has
citizens George
town. first Of dancing lessons for the season viii com
Tuesday 2h, his residence Pennsylvania
avenue, opposto Willard's hotel.
Dpys Washington Tuerdsy Thursdays, and sstur
DAYS. Gcorestowp- Mondays sad Fridays
DctQ dtf
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DANKING-A Practical Treatise Banking by j. w. ohartt
ID nrst American, ths 6nh London edition
TAYLOR MAUnY.
Api7 Bookseller oh
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OTIcE IL hereby given that application will be
for the renewal of certificate No 20 OF stock in the Bank
Metropolis VIM Gore Ouscley, dated the ih
Of April, 1887, which certificate has been lost misad
WAsnlNaIoS, April o. 1851 Ap i0-lawfW'
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Furnishing Mail Locks and Keys.

Posr oSycr DsrAxrmrI,
for the mail service of The United states
b. rssised and coasias.a a, ,e Pos. Once
commission repo. Upon This report
as soon a. & be e.. I into no @ @ s
General being extend and CONTINUE the contract IN
nor less than ak
procuring lock lowest pnce, no Kind
afek and The s %s @ for
on, now invited may develop however roper TO TO sias una,
qualities, viz Durability, uniformity, aud strength
ana hess now il use about ty
adapted thereto win be qad to be furnished y
been entered supply Will depend the
hr mail service but probably
and Of M saa ils be- like an Already
viii win whom ne eonuset may ,e made se
other use than that Of the Po't omce depart
~. kind lock adopted patented will
entering nio contract % make an ~.
General shall deem such requirement essential TO ne IN
dime to funl faithfully die terms contract,
General ha osss The right ., aid % sna %,
with other party or par'es as be may see NJ o'
In deciding upon proposals. specimens Offered Po.mas
Ter @ o n @ asr sSe and 10, ne way mail that Of another lie re-
The right o % with an.,snI ns . M sh
TO reject all specimens proposals, shall deem ,hat
s @ ss be asoeS s sa sona win ample the
faithful performance OF the contract
for and inspec
lion guarding their
provisions To be
ranged department and the successful bidder bid
should be acceped.
No application considered II accompanied with salts
factory trustworthy character the bidder and Of
his ability TO fuhl th- contract -. .
N. X. HALL. Postmaster General.
March i6-Iawtlstiuiy
STAMMERING CURED.-Df Comstocks vocal gymnasium,
~ sammefiDg and other defective articulation,
sndn reception OF
beon succcssful operation for
All should he directed
A. COMsTOCk, NJ. D.,
Qs Mulberry street, Philadelphia
PHONETIC WORKS,
Published by A. Comstock, NJ. D., Phiiadeipbia.
tTs following works the American alphabet, the
only alphabet that has been the world because !.
distinct
only that hs. signs for the various notifications Of the
In speech, accent, innsetion intonation, sc
The New I~,,s@en si as The Phonetic Speaker, The
Reader The fbonefcon The Phonetic Magazine,
50; Ny tc ~ Treatise
The First Book Popcs Homers HAD 26
octa pagcs,) 50 cents Minstrel. i2k cents,
Dr q publishes mopthiy periodical entitled Comsooks Pho
Telegraph, so and chronological
dictionary n of p.rl,csiio Telegraph.
should directed
A. CoMSroCK, NJ D., Philadelphia.
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SUPERIOR Deguerreotyprs ,-Ftrst Premium ~. ~.
y wITEHugS field OF his
ground the country His galleries
between ~ and 9th streets
f,aItore broadway and Leonard
street. No. II Main street. Richmond sycamore
street, Ps,er.burg Main street. Norfolk and Main street, Lynch
burg, Virginia.
finished electro dagueueoypes are an
extraordinary nsuns faithful and hgny hnhed
ikenes In n e. seconds
The r.,ay bscs souud invented by II. whehur gives
airy and Iiyias appearances the picture.
n distribute thirty
annually aud have rivcn dissatisfaction Th,
the superiority Of his menc--es
" w public generally his elegantly
gallery aud 1nckc where free
exhibition of pictures wiiIb given,
competition the
he awarded the nrsi
me by judges
oevcry description copied, and mortem
attended Nov 2s-dly
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No,,ce 10 the Creditors Of Texas,

TprA.uRY Drr.RTxrSr, March ~ 1851.
THE STATE Of having by OF m legislature passed duhn
called creditors OF the lat
republic 10 treasury State, TO the ist
b,if claims, and Con
having approved 9th Seeabcr 1850 autozn
Tex millions OF said stock should not be
10 Ts Of the State holding bonds and oie
Texas, for which duties imports were es
file the treasury OF The United state
ceruhcates IN such fonsa shall be pre-
Treasury, md approved by IN
United ~ Now, order that this drpa
the claims for which W
claims arc required and description Of thea
al let OF Ocobc lh, and TO enc
United Of their respective claims agree
which has been approved by e fferdeh
in pursuance OF the above act of inc n
September 1850 ,,x, ,.oncp
Acting Secretary ofthe Treasury.
FORM or RELEASE.
Whereas by an Congress- approved September 1850 e
dosr hve cent stock are TO he p"d 70 e sa
of ern for said men,oncd with p,oyis
than NO m millions Of said stock shall be issued IN,
lilo creditor. holding bonds and other certificates
pcealy p'edgcd
the United states releases
against account said bonds
undersigned creditor o the Stst
holding ofths following described bonds
Of tas the case may bel snd m wc
III. dune. said act specially pledged
Here dcycrib be bonds or csriihcnfesJ
Now for inc the provisions OF said
and valuable consideration hereby release 70 IN
limited states equity against hem Tor or
account Of the tbonds csn,6eat.s) above described
witness my band and seal at -, us --o"S
1851. I'll
Sealed and delivered in presence OF
fTwo witnesses.J
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THIERs~ History ef the French Rsvoiatton, beam
uisl Enslisb edition, complete for " 80 ..~.
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james q. Berret
WILL attend prosecution Of elaine before Congress and tn
w va. ious srecutss departments OF the government
once dwelling strsct, between sh a"d ION Streets
Oct9-n
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exhibition of pictures wiiIbs given,
competition in daguereoypes at the
Fair Of the Maryland Institute he was awarded the nr.'
fsvory description copied, post
attended to. Nov 2s-dly
MOSES l.. HOIT
ATTORNEY couNsriloR Ar Law,
Sa~ Famesco, California.
RyyrRysoss Hon r, w Inxc, c. Alabama; John Taylor
csc, Mohe Aabams, Me-sr- Rhodes Wright Cos New or
w NJ Gwin, q, California, Benj X True New YORK
r. Ueaey, Boston, Massachuseusi Hsicb esqY
Portsmouth. New Hampshire way w.-1aWV V
aENCY. washi,sso.-Tbe undersigned, late Of the in
specton Office Department offers bis erys
mail generally and 10 those OF the sonwe-tn
particularly with the that his removal from ofee
.ped in the capacity and fidelity and
refer. in ohce OF both parties with their hearty
n nds,. :, attend business every nature
government WIZ " JAMES oWNER, Agent
Jpy A-dn late OF Post Once Department.
: KNOy WALK EH viii practise n Nm uprer.s
Court United ss,e-, and scnd TO the prc.ecuon o.
claims against tho government Adhrss washington, ". ".
~hr
=, n uOOE II CO., wholesale Dealers IN
carpetins oi cloths. mnnr-,
sbecsina blankets, and house furnishing goods generally
ID. O.. 4
Aug 99-d .9.#.f
SlxTY-nnT desirable lots. most Hour
i-bpr ofhe city and suburbs for sns
NJ THOMPSON,
Once ws. ofJschseu Hall, Penn nvsnpo.
REMOvAL~- DE sELDiNe 4 wyLIe have removed their
General Agency and Law once street. between
and seu opposite Odd Feows' Hall, and two dprs nnfn W
N:sicmsI ~ irtssiesncu once
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CLnRK's OFrior IioCsE OF RrrREssNTATtvrs y. B.,
Arr s, ls5
DROPOSiLS will this office until the
4 day for delivery the Capitol Of hvn
ded OF anthracite coal, be broken
posted q! Capitol particles
Aso hundred and OF best quality seasoned hek
wood, cords be sawed 10 four and the
uriodsr pieces, sawed,
away on day July ensuing.
RICHARD M YOUNG,
Clerk House OF Representatives u. y.
ApG-dtithMayG A..
intel. Republic, Southern Press.I
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PRINTING.

The printing o all kinds, including which may be required
% erecuted for the fine Department Of the Interior any
Of the Offices whether be circuars, oucons
warrants, orms blanks solid natrr or not loaded rule
work rule work. ruling lining and red ruling
wnng by whatever pnme title, dcscr pton the same shall
known usually degnaiod by, the Office requiring H. and
including folding sching pa-ting Ac on the following de-
Of paper, TO wi
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will be opened at his residence the corner OF sh aad
streets Tu.d'y the 2od instant Terms made nown on apP
principal.
40 IJ--dtIst May
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REmOVAA~ DE sELDlN0 4 WyLlE have removed their
~ General Agency and Law Oce Sevsnth street. between
and nseu opposite Odd Felows Hall, and two deP hnn W
Nstionsl iptssiiesncs Once. w
Mar o0-3sawm
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FORM or RELEASE.

Sealed and delivered in presence OF
Two witnssse-
Mar 1l--di3l h 6wtSepji
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Nb"rIes DC SeIosnRs
No TodJ Building Pennsylvania avenue, Washington,
or New York California; Minnesota and all the
Of The Union.
CHARLES DE SELDtNG appointed by
i've governors New York. California and ths
Territory OF Minneso
the acknowledgment Of Deeds Ac, ohcp
his 20 the cixens OF Washington and elsewhere
Feb is-2aw
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j. w. MAuRY 4 CO., MANAGERS.
soo,aso! $4,000 si2,oi7 Sc 10 prizes OF 81 ,2oo

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
Fur the beneht of Monongaa Academy,
Class No. So ior 1851.
10 be drawn in Aenanda N Saturday, the 10th Of May 1851
10 drawn numbers of 7si
Making more prizes than blanks
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TUE C"rr,-'ete Works OF Jesephus. tsans1as>d n
WiHn 01avo volume of sso cioey printed psrss VIII
inde 1ft 'eHg. yins ice, 81 fun leather binding, ~
Apps FRANoK TAYLOR
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4 - volumes.
MI Manpiag's sermons-threc series, three volumes.
Law Of Protestant Episcopal Church in the
he Unied states-i VOL
Bshop History ofe Church England Revolution
o I6ss-~l vol
Meanders Religion Church,
Thorntpns Family Prayers and Commentary vol
Truths aud New Errors; by Rev. q. NJ Buter-l vol.
Fnrne-tnc.s by q n. Taylor
Lady Mary by q. n. Taylor
The Angels Song, by O. II. Taylor
Mark Wiito, by Z. II. Taylor.
Margaret The Fenri by 9. II Taylor.
Scenes In Ci-rwymsnr Lite by q. u. Taylor.
wyAu's Christian Oices-I vol.
MRyI FRhNCk TAYLOR.
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For Norfolk.
.-GN The steamer oscEoLA, having undergone tboroas
'-s2@Sa~ repairs, her the above place
leaving "Wednesday and Saturday at O'Clock
n Norfolk Monday and Thursday At
O'Clock Touching roihg and returning al Cone rivc
usual landings Potomac for signals land
Passage and fare, -,
hp,I Id JAMES MITCHELL, Captain.
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TEwART.s rREEMasoSsr MANUAL-1hs rrssr,

Manual com Initiated through ~ the dc
Masonry centred apprentice 10 the higher dess
knchthood ~ by Rev X Steward, X volume sueAscinc
nares OF 100 engravinG bound "
usn pce work has been highly rec"mmsnded TO the
cr,o bv wileo r. Reed Of the Grand IsAps
ssune by David sksue grand high priest Of fsnb1lva
MA and by many eminent Nssons .y4s 3. lt IN
he hoy aud Of ornamental and Anessc pselny
Dixon, with large additions ~ j. u kary
~ volume Of 40 emheltsAed wtlh -
traits drawn muslin bindins; price 9see0nl eivoa
Ap29 rANCA TApLOA-
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cPLESDID SILK Shswls, MnntilIas. 6c.-We invite the
y ladies red descriptions just received
10 rich silk mantllas, assorted shades new styles
shawls
"a muslin msntllas., Eff
We raw also
scafs
sbawl-.
Tr attention nf the especially invited NJ
dop. throughout have received
all Of which wtN bs
Al, be suited In prices and styles
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Ap io-dlw
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GEORGETOWN AND IT'S AFFAIRS.



GEoRGETowN, April 23-11 a. m.
/ discover that your correspondents, Heights
and Citizen, have pushed their war Of words
up ON Herring Hill; and as am located there
at the present time, / will thank them to fight
their battles elsewhere
The negro slave, VIM Boteler, reported in
my despatch Of yesterday, was held to bail by
Justice White in the sum of 800 for his APP
pearance at court.
News scarce-so much SO that | asked my
friend Mitchell this morning if he had any
'pints 2" and he informed me that the only
news he had was, that the warm morning sun
had produced very beneficial effect upon his
physical system, removing therefrom the kinks
and aches produced by the chilling winds and
SHOWS of the last few weeks.
Flour, standard brands, $4 so; and choice
brands from 123 cents to rs cents more
Wheat and corn remain steady at about the
last quotations.
Arriyals-Pa. Schr. Mott Bedell, Bedell, N.
Y, to P Berry; Pa. schr. Harriet, Crowen,
Boston, to J. A. Crimes Schr. Samuel Caste
rer, Robinson, Salem, to J. A. Grimes.
Canal Trade.-Arrived- Union, 100 miles,
-four, &C.; Jenny Lind, Cumberland coal; j.
Allen, 81 miles, -four, &C.; Gen. Butler 62
miles, limestone; VIM. Jackson, 81 miles, lime
stone; H. G. Phelps, Cumberland, coal; Jenny
Lind, Cumberland, coal, &C.; Caroline. Sew
eral boats have passed up with assorted car
goes. ELECTRO.
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THE MUTUAL BANKING ASSOCIATION.

We learn, on inquiry, that the principles Of
this new Association, about to be organized IN
this city, similar, in many respects, to those
of the Building Associations.
Its object is the loaning of money at legal
interest to its members and others, and the
transaction of banking business generally
The capital is to consist of number not ex-
ceeding six thousand shares of fifty dollars
EACH and whenever two thousand are subscribed
for, and the first instalment paid, the company
will go into active operation. Stockholders are
to pay in every month one dollar on each share
of stock, until the full par value shall be paid
scrip of which number of shares held by each
stakeholder shall be issued on the first payment,
and, on the full payment of all the instalments,
regular certificates shall be issued and recorded
on the books Of the Association which certif-
Gates and scrip shall be assignable on the books,
in person, or by power of attorney.
The legal title of all property of the Associa-
ton to be vested in Trustees, but the entire
management of all its concerns to be in the
President and Seven Directors, chosen annually.
Moneys will be received on deposit, and a
percentage alioWeu Oh Sums relnuinnB ioI ionB
! periods.
Circulating notes will be issued, redeemable
| in specie or its equivalent at all times, to an
amount not exceeding at any time twice the
quantity of coin in the vault but no notes of a
small denomination are to be received or issued.
We understand that large number of shares
have already been subscribed for, and that a
| meeting for organization will shortly be held.
We have no doubt the institution will prove
highly useful to the public at large, as we trust
| it will to those Immediately interested.
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RUGBY AoADEMY.-The pupils of this school
gave an exhibition and soiree last evening,
which was attended by vast numbers of the old
and young, the beautiful and gay of our city.
The young masters, in their exercises, gave
evidence of the proficiency to which they had
attained, under the instructions of their accom-
plished teacher, Mr.. Morrison, and were list
ened to with much attention and loudly ap-
plauded. The music of fine cotillon band and
dancing followed.
While in one room part of the company
were listening to the rich tones of some fair
damsels, in another the music of the band
merrily sounded, excepting time to bounding
feet" How beautiful it was to see the gray
and grave mingling in the mazes of the dance
with little masters and misses in their teens, or
below them-all happy as light hearts and
smiling faces could make them. The party
broke up at about half-past one, and the COM
pany went to their homes satisfied that they
had spent an evening in the enjoyment of real,
unalloyed pleasure.
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PREACHERS IN 0FFICE.-The publication of
the article of "Fair Play" would be only the
beginning of q something we might wish in
vain to curb by-and-bye. We do not agree in
opinion with the writer; but that is not the
reason why we withhold his communication; it
because we desire to avoid protracted contro-
versy. We will state, however, and thus indi-
cate to the public the subject to which we
allude, that we see no better reason for pro-
scribing from public Offices under our Govern
ment preachers of the gospel, who, from any
reason satisfactory to themselves, may desire
places under the Government, than exists for
prescribing any other class Of men. To do so
were to treat them as either greater or less than
men, which, in this 10th century, and this free
republic, will not be done. God grant that such
things may soon be known only in the records
Of things that were.
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MAY RAIL-.

The 18th of May has been fixed upon by Mr..
Carusi for his great festival; and then the sea-
son will be warmer, the flowers will be brighter,
young hearts will be lighter, and woman,
when you sight her, more lovely will appear.
Tut tut, tut!-how the rhymes will come
when we touch on such theme! What must
the realization prove!