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GREAT BARGAINS !

GREAT BARUAINSI
II T. MUD, MERCHANT TAILOR, ID street. between Sew
enth and Eighth invites the attention of his custo-
and the public generally to his choice assortment Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, consisting of Cloths,
Cassmeres Cashmcrees and Vestngs Of every descrip
tional Of which he will make up to order on the most
reasonable terms.
All orders punctuolly attended to- Making and trim
ming done in the best for those who furnish their
own cloth.
Thankful to his friends for past fayors he respectfully
socits continuance of the same. may 26-d1w%
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A CARD.

UNHE PAINTERS at work on the Patent Office hereby
/ return their thanks TO Mr.. WILLIAM TURNER, the
for tina splendid repast to which evening
invited them and beg leave to him that they
spond in the spirit Of respect hearty good will to the
generous feeling that prompted his kind hospitality
WASHINGTON, May 2sth, 1851 -1t%
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FOR RENT,

eSN comfortable two-story Brick House, with three
attic rooms First street. Georgetown, being the
EsWAmost pleasant part of the town To good tenant
the terms will be moderate. Apply to
WIN. III. TENNEY,
may 2S-4t Cor. High and Bridge sts, Georget'n.
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Comm erciaI.

BALTIMORE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, May 2-5 p. m.
There was but little done in the -four market to-day
small sale of Howard street at $425
Fresh ground parcels of City mills held at $3.50.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET
PHILADELPHIA, May 2T-6 pm.
Flour is very dull--smal sales of common standard
brands at $425. Rye -four $3.50. Corn meal S2.75.
Wheat is scarce-white 10O@1O2c; red 95@97 Rye
roc Oats 446p45.
Sales of yellow corn at 3oc. Whisky 22@23c.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New YORK, May 27-6 p.
The -four market exhibits very sickly tonesales of
1000 bbs at s4o6@412 4 for common State brands and
S4600D46SA for southern. Rye -four 1887 19@3.44.
Corn meal $3@3.25
Wheat is rm-sales of 5000 bushels Canadian white at
9Sc; Genesee lis. Corn is declinng-sales of 10000
bushels at prices shade lower Rye Toe. Oats have de-
clined--sales at 45(G46c
Provisions in fair demand, and the market has
upward tendency-sales of 700 bbs at $l4T5@l4T @c.
for old mess. Lard 93s@9 20.
Whisky % &c
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DEATHS.

At four o'clock this morning, after an illness Of four
weeks RAYMOND b.. son of RAYMOND b. and SUSAN G.
HALL, aged one year. two months and four days.
The funeral win take place tomorrow Thursday morn
ing at 10 O'clock from the residence Of his parents Sew
enth street, above III. The friends Of the family
invited to attend
Suddenly, at Louisville Kentucky, the 10Th instant
Mrs. ADELA CULVER, consort of DIR. T. b. CULVER, and
second daughter of Hon. AMOS KENDALL.
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ASSESSOR-FOURTH WARD.
B5- WASHINGTON LEWIS is Candidate for thu
NAV 22~tde ~ "'''p' MANY VOTERS.
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PURE MIX.

rINHE SUBSCRIBERS having just opened Dairy are
prepared 10 supply the citizens of Washington with
the RARE ARTICLE OF PURE MILK.
For further information, call ON Mr. A. Gray Bookseller
Seventh street, opposite 0dd-Fellows Hall.
Customers leaving their orders with Mr. GRAY will be
promptly served at their doors.
may 2S-eod2w TRUMAN NJ Il GEO O. BRUSH
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FOURTH WARD.

Rfy~ MICHAEL LARNER is presented to the voters o.
the Fourth Ward n candidate for the Board oil CoM
MON COUNCIL, and will be supported by ,,orrns
may 23-tde MANY NOIbhS
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MARRIAGE.

On Tuesday morning. the 9th instant by the Rev. WIN
b. EDWARDS, AMM0N GREEN TO Miss ANN MARIA LA
ZENBY, all Of this city.
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NEW HAMS /!

Just received, and shall be in constant receipt during
- the summer, supply of Sugar Cured Hams smoked
every week. For sale by w. p. HOWELL,
Centre Market
Also, at store of 9th and Streets where may
be had
Fresh and wellselected Groceries
Fresh Teas, loose and in metallic packs
Fresh Roasted Colfee-roasted to my order, and war
ranted good
Fresh Family and Extra Flour, in Sacks barrels, or
retail
Fresh ETHEREAL Oil always on hand, &c. Corner of
9th and l. streets, north may 2S--7t
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TO THE LADIES.

4 GENERAL MEETING of the Ladies is respectfully
N requested Pennsylvania avenue 3D. door east of
18th street. for the purpose of selecting patterns most
suitable to their tase from extensive assortment Of
French Gilt PaperHangings, just received which will be
sold and put up, ga mode de Paris at prices incredibly
cheap l.. i. CLARK,
may 2S-3teo Paper Hanger and Upholsterer.
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

ID NJ D0WNER keeps constantly on hand the best
IL. assortment of TOBACCO and CIGARS north side
Pennsylvania avenue between 18th and 18th streets
may Ply
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FOR COLLECTOR.

BETTER LATE THAN NEVER!
TINE VOTERS and Business men of Washington are
i respectfully informed that JAMES Il. TUCKER So
s all their votes in the way of debts for collection He
turns He be found at all times at the office Squire
Dom. He also attends to all business requiring the
services of officer.
may 28-f Washington News
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second daughter of Hon. AMOS KENDALL
ss~CAN'T BE BEAT.-Thc Dagucrreotypes
taken at the 0DE0N, in execution and truthfuness
inferior TO In the city, while the price much lower
than at most other Galleries may 28-5teo*
R8- Gibbs Ornament Hair Manufac-
tory Pennsylvania avenue between Ninth and Tenth s
upstairs Every variety Of har-work on hand made
to order at the shortest notice. may 25--1t
or Sons OF Temperance.-A special meeting
Of the Grand Division Of the District of Columbia will be
held in the west room Of Temperance Hall, Thursday
evening, Goth instant, at o'clock.
may 2s-2t r. GRAY CAMPBELL, @. s
WTANTED.-A Youth, strong and active, willing
wv to find his own clothes, wishes opportunity to
learn mechanical Observation-Disclosures Carpenter Plas
erer Sonecuter, other that will afford honest
living Communications addressed to J. b., through the
post office, will be attended to. may 2S-eo2t*
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STYLES OF
IN Fancy Shirts, with vests attached
Also, super Isle Thread Undershirts and HalfHose
Gauze Moreno Wrappers
Fresh supply of silk Mohair Stocks cheap and de.
sirabe article for weather just received, for
sale at CHAS ii. LANES
may 2S-3df Gentlemen's Furnishing store, Pa av.
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VINHE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform the pub
lie that he will be absent from the city for shor
period My business will be conducted by my son, j.
GREEN, during my ABSENCE whom authorize to settle al
accounts and collect all debts.
2S-eo3t A. GREEN.
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CITY COLLECTOR

Hfr MEssRs EDITORS: You will please announce DIR.
NJ. CHAPLIN candidate for the Office of Collector
Taxes at the ensuing June election.
may 2I-dtd* MANY VOTERS
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The Forrest and win. Anair.


Dian sR:-Having seen q statement in your paper,
ian evening paper OF this cityJ OF rencontre bot
Mr. Forrest and Mr. Willis, at the Opera House on
Monday night In which my name IL incidentally
TENED, am requested by my husband to put you In
po,,ession of the facts ss they occurred
Monsieur de Marguerittes and myself at the
opera Monday evening, with Mrs Voorhees,. only.
Mrs. Forrest was not With u:, and though On an
average we have been week to the opera during
the present season and Mrs Voorhees, has always been
With ua oeession has Mrs. Forrest been OF the
party. Indeed can positively Affirm Though this "
un portant In the present mstsrl that Mrs Forrest
has never once been to the opers this season.
About quarter Of hour after We we're seated on
the evening referred TO- much 70 our surprise AR. aud
Mrs Willis carae in and occupied the seats next to
At the md Of The hrst act Mr. W lett TO pay a visit
some OF her OF his numerous acqsaintances 9ho
in the house Mons ae VI. slso lett on Mr. W 3 re-
turn. ! told that a gentleman standing on the
Forrest (ior, until then had never seen Mr. ~ lie
remained time looking pointediy toward us. but
neither by word deed annoying MS in any way;
there no scene nor was the audience In any way
diet vi bed. Mr.. and Mrs Willis left few minutes
before rs; and when n DE- "a Mira voorhees, nd my
self lef the theatre we passed cose by Mr. Forrest,
who did not In any way modest Us or indeed take any
rofics OF ur
heard nom Mr. willis tina. he had been pursued by
Mr. v in the lobby, during his absence from ne and
that Mr. w. had used violent and abusive language he
appeared very much annoyed; but wish you dis
tnoty 10 understand that there 81 excits
mont or noise amongst the audience, and that Mrs
Forrest vas not present.
MsyI beg a. you 20 eve correct statement Of these
facts which o. they STEM OF Importance enough to
interest the public far as TO be put in the papers
may ~ well In justice to ell parties be given they
happened remain dear sir,
Truly yeurs,
JULIA DE- R6LERIrTEs.
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Commodore v . A. Parker arrived at Norfolk on the
6th inst and hoised his broad psnant board the q
s. steamer sarsnac. Capt Tstna the hag ship OF tbs
Rome Squadron on which occasion the usual salute
fired The Saranae vas to szl the nth fc z Ha
veDs and NJ. Domingo
Commander John 4. Saunders has been ordered 10
the command Of the Pennsylsania. ia phase OF Com
msIder 81 Barron, nov in command Of the tloop Of
John dams, bound tor the coast OF hfries.
TbeU 4. brig Doll hin arrived a. San Francisco on
the 25th Nsvembsr. and would leave Tor home the
18th "a touching at Valparaiso and Rio.
The ". q revenue cutter Hamilton Commander y.
Iones, arrived at Bost0n on sunday, shish port she
left 10 November last surveying cruise, aud has
examined al the proposed sites for new light houses
beacons snd tuoys bet s,en that city hnI New York
which were authorized by recent act Of 3ongrsss
4. =. frigate CoBertts, Com J. IeKeever. ard u 3
ttcrs ehiT ReHef Lent Totten. from Nee York 18th
ssgtEbtr, we've az kis J&ttirO NVtsm Der 2s
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The British mail steamship Niagara, Captain Ryris,
win leave Boston at to srrow, for Halifax and
Liverpool Tho mails will close in this city at one
and three O'Clock this afternoon
The WEEKLY HERALD, for European circulation, with
the latest intelligence from all parts of this continent
printed in French and English, will be published at
haiti past nine O'Clock this morning.
Our friends in Europe can always obtain copies OF
the HERALD at the Offices of Edwards sandford Co.,
No. 10 Gresham street, London and No. l Columbia
Buildings, Liverpool; and Il. H. Revolt, No. IL Place
de la Bourse, Paris Advertisers can also send all
business cards and notices, intended for this paper
through the same houses. The great circulation OF
the HERALD offers superior advantages to Europeans
as q of spreading their advertisements before
the world.
Single copies, in wrappers, sixpsncs.
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Summary Of Intelligence !.

Both houses Of Congress, yesterday, Were busly
engage with variety of business. In the Senate,
The patent laws, the slavery question, the tariff,
military land warrants, French spolidtions, and the
distribution of the public lands all discussed
and in the House, Whitney's railroad scheme, Mr.
Chambers resolution respecting silver coin, the
real Of the Fugitive Slave BILL and other matters
were touched upon.
Decidedly the most important subject of the day
was the motion of Mr.. MeLanahan, of Pennsyl.
yania, 10 suspend the rules in order to offer reso-
luton that II is inexpedient and improper TO repeal
The Fugitive Slave law, passed at the last session
The vote 70 suspend the rules was taken amid
great deal OF excitement; and although the result
was that the rules were not suspe nded. there was
vote in favor Of doing So of hundred aud twenty
three to eightyfour, showing conclusvely that the
compromise measures cannot be disturbed, and
that IL is useless for the antslavery demagogues TO
further agtate the matter. THIS result is highly
gratifying, for il shows that the House Of Repre-
sentative are sound on the subject, by majority
that ia perfectly safe. We wonder what will be
the next move OF this faction.
Three petitions, praying for the repeal OF the
same law, were presented in the Senate by Mr..
Cooper, OF Pennsy yahia. In presenting them, that
gentleman took occasion TO say, that while he con-
Eidered il his duty to BRING them before that body
he believed the great mass of the people of his
State were satisfied with the settlement made at
The last session, and desired TO carry out the
promise measures in good faith. This was very
commendGbe IN Mr.. Cooper. On the whole, there
ls ns doubt of he agiators and fanatics being pu
cewB.
We learn, by telegraph, that Mr.. VIM. Hughes,
the gentleman who made himself so conspicuous
recently, in attempting 70 recover Crafts the fugi
tive slave, from Boston, killed recently, by
brother Of the owner Of Crafts. We have no par
neulars Of the matter, further than that quarrel
occurred between The parties on political matters,
which resulted in The death Of Mr.. Hughes.
We have received despatch from 81. Louis, to
the effect that there i Jet probability OF the
u election Of Col. Belton 10 the United States
Senate This We consider impossible; although,
as We arc Informed, there were sixteen ballotings
without ciiectng choice, we do not think it pos
sible that Mr. lenton can be reelected
Nothing Of importance was done 10 the State
Legislature yesterday Both branches, however,
have apparently commenced work ia earnest.
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gnS hsr Lya 20 sse,raisd Az london, fsris, Boston
lhUadeThA, Baltimore, Nahinktsn a. VNiy be Pro-
cured geruiat 81 the manusctory ~ street. New Ystk
public must beware Of See my
plomas IL 10 for sale Wholesale aud rotsd applied Copy
The address. -
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Arrival sf the q. 3. DAsEsship Lexington.
The U. 8. storsship Lexington, Lieut.. Com. John X.
Mitchell arrived here yesterday at about O'Clock,
from the Asditerranesn. Shelanohored on the bar
Sunday evening.
The following u list Of her ofissrs:-
Lieut.. Coa'g.-John X. Mitchell
Lieutenant M. Wainwright.
Acting Aasfer-R M. M'Aram.
Ptrser Thomas R. Ware
Assistant Surgeon-R J. Farquharson.
Passed Midshipmea-F. g. Conovsr; Greenlesf Cilley.
Midshipraan-George u. Morris
Cierk-Edwsrd T Storms.
The Lexington left Gibraltar on the LIST OF December
the day the frgste Constitution which arrived
on Saturday.
The following s an extract from the log of the Lex
ington:-
On the Gath Of December, Lewis D. Linn, purser's
steward. died OF small pox having been attacked
twelve days out from Gibraltar. On the 9th, three
cases; and the 16th inst fourth case Of ysrolod
broke OUT they are all very slight and doing we'll
Dec lat. 80 IL North, long 10 30 West spoke n
glish brig from Gibraltar, Dec l. for New York. jan
the American ship Huron, standing to the South and
East
Lieut. Wake, U. N, has ceme home in the Lex.
whom captain and aid de- camp to Gen. Bohm:-
Edward Bscsey, 1tt captain and all de- camp Gen.
Bohm Johan Uify LIST lieutenant; josef Ceaiuiesak,
der Gen. Gorgey; Carl Zsborsky LIST lieutenant art-
lery do do Ansel Kisiney 1st intanty do
do Franz Lindree, I'd do. and cornet Ladislaus Sta
MIA, valet chsmbre to aid. de-camp.
The L. has also brought home fifteen invalids, from
the U. 8 squadron in the Mediterranean.
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DOU BILE SH E EFT.


The steamship Atlantic, Captain West, is now
m her seventeenth day. This is long passage,
even for this season Of the year. There were no
accounts of her al Halifax at five o'clock yc s,erday
afternoon.
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.ond attend % tasiF A. do 80 properly,
ahould Tttronise BROOKS No. t Fulton vhofe
stoek .flsdes gentcmtn. and ehildrens Bscts thoes
itsrf Ovcrthoog &C the cheapest best largest In
tho city, Ills huaalo Vysrshses Iartioularly recon-
meRdss 20 travellers.
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Total. .sib69lQa IS 4t1ol adO

The estimated rtcs'ps for 1850 amounted 20 ~ $780,
go The actual receipts sl2g fG9 less than ths
estimate ne expenditures for $50 amov nteG
70 tACs4eO The actual xpendurcs we're, In excess
OF Inc estinate, StiAaf3 In 1850 the payments ex-
oeeaed the receipt, Sis 062 "a Tine estimated recspt
tor 1851 exceed the estimated expenditures for the
tame period flp4Tc0, The amount put down in the
pay msnts for 1851 e. the Commissioners Of the sinking
fund. Ia S25otso Last year Qs5o) the expenditure
on the public improve ment Of the State we're exceed
inqy large. In consequence 81 the damage from fresh
cts AmoDg the expenditures for 1850, tor public i'm
provsments wore tl4s SEQ 70 North Branch Canal and
tas6 ii6 10 avoid the inclined plane on the Coumbis
nat rf.a
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81 these tuoceasful entortsumsrte. VII take place
ws,h m E TeNets, tcts atftRrH PoNUs and tt VAN
UEkHTHEH a. Bronfwsy t~g seitrE with twrprsinE
p{diy, over thousand tekes have bcou disposed
three days The for this rsd sae accounted for
~ ,te alta and the steri excellence on
rr IN the rfogramme Every instrumcn! " the fret
eaa st aud the Muse supplied BY hessrs Firth
Pond ili comprise, besides their catalogue all the
iestIarr n suerirs drsirinx tickets shoed ttstcn
tfftftt Igh pCraF & vaEaertesKa 80 BTg advsy
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The Presidential Contest-The Condition Of
Parties.

Parties.
According 70 all accounts, il would appear that
the prospect of organizing Union political party,
and Of nominating candidates for the Presidency,
On he basis q the Union end the constitution
movement, an 10 opposition TO Northern fanat.
cism On the one hand, and southern ulrasm on the
other, i rasheT slm-i, indeed The project has not
been entirely abandoned Mr.. Cay, Mr. Webster,
aud other leading UnioR statesmen 10 Washington,
have discomlenanced i, and prefer that the two
ola parties should re ain their distinct and ancient
organxations, and e. INTO convention, az hereto
fore, for he nomination n their own candidates
This dCcislCa throws parties and ftCtioas back
INTO the position which they occupied before the
Jnion moyemen. was OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES they
stand, each On IL own bottom, looking eagerly
ahead and endeayofige 70 avail itself 81 any con-
iingency that may occur Georgia was thAious
10 form new Combination on the mon principle.
and 20 were some Il The Northern Saies-bsi the
rot he's gone forth from headquarters, aad the
movement, fof ils ". seni, has been counter.
manGgd
The reason.ln oll probability for this drci.
SION, was, that ne feeling exhibited in lrrosga
and other Sout.cm States, AM the Union
meetings IN ne North, showed concusiyely
that the fanatics srd uitras were u no nu-
merical Importance, and could he easily put
down By the public sentiment Of those two sec.
tions, without any combined or general movement
throughout the county II such wAs the reason,
Il - good one The agitation which lately threat
rled the integrity 81 the repls has subsided-ihe
abolition fanatics are struck dumb. And what j. left
81 southern uliraism cen be taken care Of by the
Southern States the mgeyes as long asthe cOmpro-
lnuc measures II the last session OF Congress are
adhered %, aud faithfully carried out by the North
Aswe have 7aii, the political parties Of the United
States are now q nearly he same state az they
were IN before the adoption Of the colnpro mise bills
The Wigs AMI democrats will, probably, 90
INTO convention ana select heir candidates Of
whom there are mlny on each side The wings
have Mr. Webster, NJ Clay, Mt Fillmore, and
General Scott The democrats have General Cas-,
Commodore stockton, Mr. Buchanan, Mr. Wood.
bury, General Houston, sad Geaerai Wool
Any one Of whom s capable q making a good
President Mr. Benton We regard a. entirely
out Of the way a man who could not carry
bie own state, IL not 70 be thought Of a.
candidate Tor tho Presidency. The mosf prominent
on either side IRE Mcssrs Clay Cas-, Webster,
General Houston, and General Scott. The las.
named, however has injured he prospects very
much ty being ideoHisd with Mr. Clyton and
III seward, t9h * whom "a scd lAy.A..iygs
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Asthma - no means sn uncommon phctien IN this eli
mate tutit most unutusl hng that IL should bs cured
or ha II should 10 greatly ale Waited ~ any or the ordinary
methods In practice ~ tho faculty. 81 medicine We believe
may with truth that BLESS candy offers
eeeetna remedy ior tlis disease IL taken in
great sevator 81 the gifuy 10 taken ~ person with
whrm the sase 10 Of lonr stsndns Bat the isnt
ssc ttt be 70 Dot put 81 with cuptsrft lnloire for
B Sc Can ~ rad other. for sale by o. and
ID ssncs IU0 Potion 1hoInas saxwe, 81 William
street Actor and Irving House drug stores and no and J
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tough hands, and would like thsp and soath rs
velvet, should procure pair 81 Eht Rubber Giaves Of
Heheyvs Leadbeater ~ Dro.dgsY Tor ordinary wear
they are en excellent tubstute Tor black kid FVr sale low
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A Card.-ro the Public.-1hc Concert

having been postponed At Trper Hail. Saturday evening
ast am desirous TO state that the whole
appearing en- that evening was 70 hazard
the hind opinion the public have been pleased
humble abilities, by Trusting nyself bu
ductor to whom have been secufomed While intend no
arrangement TO the great talent Of gsnemsn
who assume the direction Of the orchestra of
the italian Opera equally anxious to state the feelings
which suggested aud Justice
Mr. MAJ karstIek whose conduct talents every oe
csson have claimed bet regards and with whose
Iassmsnt h.r reason in every way 70 perfectly sa
Of the Of Norma last evening h.
TO vocalist seeking ackrowes1snt Of Lev exertions
from ditcrimira tns public. trust also will con-
srrea into any thing more than the faa
on ihe ttr OF two gslepsp a tie orchestra in the
dnes eIrecs OF them, which should fesret ribu
TO anything but erfoTs, 10 which " are all liable.
TERESA PAR0DI.
ITALIAN orERA Hot 81, Monday Evening Jan IS 1881.
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Blanks-Io be atsvnht sitArtkks a3 Broadway any
DAY the Testts from 50 to $40 for which
gant fui 81 Youths Children Clothing will he given.
H. ENO wheel ~ used, ans certificate required from
mitec ~ that all iar aseac purchaser chooses
his gift tr0m shsasT mmcnfe stock and all 20 away
satiNhFd.
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sd,e tseent th.t the Doctor tired n ne away hut
tat be will w have the hrt bottle test ~ vir
tues b vng Dear to Ney Ncrh charlse sle institu-
uon. Reae LIS sayegisemtgt. Lhisi Depot l9s Nssssu
ktIett.
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Watches IN The city are nj j. ~ SAyAcT ~ Fulton
and strangers IN quest o. good article shouid call
on him The most durable and highly nnthei son
Gold Pens in the market the Riebeisu