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SACRAMENTO CITY :
E. s. r.. X. SWIFT,
B A N K = R S /.

Foreign and Domestic Exchange
M SACRAMENTO CiTY, oAu.o
.2 lrnn9 EXCHANGE eu uuo.
On Cities Of U. S., Canada and
.,.d- ;f,l Europe. '9i M
G. s. Robinson g. Son, New York.
Blake, Ward 4 co, Boston;
w. c. Newbold & Son, Phi .ade phia.
Judson & CO, ,sanaao0 New Orleans;
Bank Of Attica, m .q.J y Buffalo;
Greenway s. co ;ln ire Baltimore;
Chubb Brothers, J afu Washington:
Peninsular Bank, a.u, Detroit;
N. b. curtiss & CO, .t1a Peoria, ILL.,;
James Carter &ico., Galena
James u. Borden, Cincinnati;
E.. w. clark & Brothers, Saint Louis;
Br. State Bank of Indiana, Mich. City;
r. K. SWIFT, 3gl1oE chicago, Ill.
On Canada. r N@C[J
+"a hit' 'iho"" Quebec, "a
Banks of British N. A., Montreal, r
raa Toronto.
On England.
Messrs. Aubertin Brothers, London;
Guion 4 CO., srT Nl Liverpool;
-
Drafts and circular letters Of credit, in
sums to suit, on t.. I'm.
Alliez Il Grand, agrno Paris; g.,
.aa On Germany. a1ro ..a.
|. Langs, Sons, Widen g. co. Bremen,
Coll s. CO., Amsterdam, (HollandA
j. Col s. Sons, Frankfort on Main;
MendeIssohn Barthoidy, Hamburger;
.Mendelssohn & CO., Berlin; =.
.'n On Austria. .ifo4
I. H. Stametz & CO., Nienna;
On Norway.
Jacob Dybwad, Chrlstiana;
On Sweden.
G. D. Arfwedson, I0E Stockholm;
ea -raas On Denmark. IUff'
Schr g. Son, '-' Copenhagen;
Collections made OIL all parts OF Eu.
Gold dust shipped and insured to New
Y York, and principal cities and towns Of
Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin,
Missouri, Iowa and Cannda. uo..
Gold dust bought at the highest rates.
United States Land Warrants bought.
Treasure received on sescial deposit
at moderate charge. Ou iI
E. s. r.. K. SWIFT
o2s-Sm Office No. J street.
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COOK, KENNY &
BOOKSELLERS &. STATIONERS

Lave always on hand general as
i i sortment of Miscellaneous, School
and Classical Books; also elegant II US
trated Works, and The Standard Poets,
Bibles and Prayer Books Of various styles
of Binding; Juvenile Books in great va
riety, with general assortment of Blank
Books and Stationery, for sale ow by
n" COOK, KENNY & CO., f
Book and Stationers Hall.
Corner of Merchant and Montgone Y
streets, San Francisco. Cal. feh5'5S n21 #
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SAN FRANCISCO.
HObe s. Weihe.

WHOLESALE and retail dealers in
w Cigars, Tobacco, Snuff. Meerchaun
and Clay Pipes, &C.. No. 16l Kearney
street, San Francisco. OF .r
All orders from the country promptly
and faithfully attended to SLIT
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~ 4 worthy couple were lately observed
daily on an exposed part of the Irish
coast. to row out distance from the land
among the rolling pillows, and when
ssked what was their object, replied: =
"Faix, ynar honor, the wife and mes
going out soon to AuStralv, and 80 we're
just practicing the sag sickness, thar we
rmny be used to it when we start"
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'hi iresidcnt of Western town complain
ing that he could not sleep one night, sum
med up the causes. "A waling babe of
seventeen days--dog bowling under the
window cat fighting in the a ley color
b ed serena'le at the shanty over the way
tooth ache-and a pig trying the back
door" .,.it......... -l.ff
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MITtlry and TIE companies 1urHIsHeu
with equipments and trimmings of every
description.
Banners, flags, ensigns, Badges and all
kinds of embroidery done on the most re-
asonable terms. it'l' ''' ''
constantly on hand an assortment Of
ladies dress trimmings, &c., Sc. "'''',-|
Hl"t t'fl" D. NoRcRoss.
No. 14s Sacramento Street, above
Montgomery, San Francisco.
" All orders promptly attended to.
address box 80, Post Office. [o2 2m
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Banking House Of Read 4 Co.

= ACRAMENTO, .4gency of Burgoyne
- 8. Co, San Francisco. Exchange for
sale on .9a4a1 l.,Hu..
q Barring, Bros 4 Co. -rs London.
Hottingeur 4 Co. Paris.
Burgoyne & Plume, a New York
Jno. E. Thayer & Bro. Bo'ton.
Canal and Banking Co. N. OrIrans
L. A. Bencost g. Co. 81 Louis
Gold Dust always purchased at highest
price.-sept Is Am ....a.
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! IST OF LETTERS remaining in
IL the Post Office at Auburn, on the 18th
of Eebruarv 1853
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az b rRp AND TO THE PoINy.-A young
man who had gone to Vicksburg, in com
4 ,papy with his brother, to sell some corn,
wrote the following laconic letter to his
father: ~
ssDear Dad-Times is hard, corn are
:, low, ,n,opey are scarce, and Bin am dead. -
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--Dubbs says that when a painter can no
: longer earn O. living. be should throw
away bis pelete. p.a'eii ts2hi1
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,rDobbs says that man behind time
should be fed on KETcH UP.
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Military, Regalia, Flag, and
Trimming Emporium.

, Nasons, Odd Fellows, Sons Of "
Temperance, and other orders n
supplied with all kinds of Rega- ~
liza, together with all necessary fur
niture used in Lodge Rooms
Also, Jewels, Swords, the Free
Mason's Monitor, Stewards Man,
Masonic Pocket Manuel, Odd Eel
lows Text Book, and digest of the
Laws of the |. o. of o. F., SC.
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Nothing Fit to Wear.

A year or two since, a-Mr. B. was
elected to represent the town of Sheburne
N H., in the legislature. He was plain
old farmer, fnl of sound sense, and ready
for any real work that was needed. When
he made his appearance at the State
house, il must be confessed that his tout
.ensembie was anything hnt fashionable -
q His hat was perfect relic Of antiquity
p His coarse fork and trowsers Of genuine
dapple gray, home -spun---his shirt bosom
the product Of his wife's own loom, and
his boots Of the thickest and most sub
stantial cowh de. As Mr.. b enter
ed the lobby, there were severa young
members standing about the fire, and sup
posing the new conner to be only visitor,
they merely cast glance at his weather.
Drowned face, turned up their noses at
his verdant looks, and then continued
their conversation. B. took seat
near the stove. s,r#... 1...H
4. 3, "No room here for VISITORS" said one
Of the flippants.
80, Pm member" ..........
"You member!'' uttered the first
speaker. aa1a .0,. ro oa -..
3d "Sartin," responded B. in a mild
tone.
"Wh"re from"
i"Shelburne. q .Tl.-'.t... l..u...
"Wer," said fashionahly dressed
member, with disdainful look ut the
rough, coarse dress Of the farmer;
"haven't the folks in Shelburne got any
B body else to send here?" .I..
32 80, as for that matter" returned Mr.
b with perfect good nature, 6"
s'pose there's n good many men there
Z that knows MORN do hut they haint any
Of 'em got any clothes that's fit to ,cearn'
% The f1edgings were foored, and before
fh- session closed, thew found that the
et,nemher from Shelburne" could see
through question as far as they could
see around il. t,.-.l .,...1 ..,.
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THE MUSICAL WORLD AND TIMES,

LARGE weekly journal, Of pages, edited Richard
n Wills md which composers
In this make their medium with the
public during III. sS WORTHY Of the
hes, music OF all kinds brilliant and instructive
complete Of familiar In harmony, which
anybody unde stand musical ad
sketches musicians musical his
&c the cafess aus truthful eriuea OF musical pub
and performances the pick and Of musical
novelty and incident both foreign and domsc the whole
forming valuable record Of musical
possible The country ears, aud Of ladies' Wish
Ing but who living music Stores
pecinily nrended 70.
copy, So copies, sS eve copies $40 and
sending club Of five extra Tor he trouble
Address Dyer Willis publishers Of the Musical World aud Times
25f broadway, New York.
JnuRNtrbe Subscribers also publish The
Monthly Nucu Gazette, Journal Of eight
number containing four Of music makng forty eight pages
musical reading The
Monthly designed for the especial benefit
musical knowledge and
music require
he furnished The cheapest possible rate.
Terms One copy, 81 COPIES 81 ten copies 81
an extra Tor his trouble. Addtes. DyrR Wits.
~ Bcegymrn will be supplied with the Musical World and
Times one donr and with the Monthly Musical
twenty FIVE y vi
Agent, wanted 70 orn subscribers for the above named pubca
lions. Liberal commission allowed
Now :, the n,e 70 subscribe the volume begins
FIRST of January, 1862
Jan l3-d3m
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THE UNION: WASHINGTON FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL l5 Is
sss,sss. p.r..r..sr, wa.hing,on, March IS, lass.

EsssEgR DxrARraxsr, Washington March IS, 1858.
PROPOSALS VIII be received Apni
1883 executing following repairs TO the piers al kenns
bunk - a.. :.
m Two hundred hy heavy ballast stone mo piece 20
weigh required be placed along the iounda
on The precise posion 10 DO pointed
out by The agent OF The United States at the work
existing be continued BACK 10Y
thence va au aDge Il5 feet 10 TIE beach
be excavaed IL prepare iof INC
uf Not more Than onehali % h
(which del extends 70 me iets
The will be no ~ TO 10 rect IN "ah
height IL VIII ba composed OF
split Than feet thek, and diminishing
Ia the coping eours. being Two set
thick wide, and from three 70 hve eet
long all be truly with square ends and SIDES
strong without and piece VS.
be wall have less width IMAM Two iee
The width 10 be TWO ieet ana
half, and the length feet
About Will be needed
which durable, and Tree from de-
fects
Vessels approach within rs OF the extremity OF the wing
wall, and lie along tue channel OF the pier
The delivered rom
sells, BY denieks, either on board shore.
The ballast should be by the of 1910 ibs o
by the cubic yard, and the split by the
cubic yard, including laying IL in The wall
further Information address b. Major H. b. Tower United
'' JOS. G. TOTEM,
Brevet Brig, Gen. and Col Engineers
the Union lnegence and Republic Wash
Portland Maine three weeks each
be 10 the Engineer De-
n,rlInent Mar l6--eod3w
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CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, CO. respectfully invite
Of Washington their unusually
and elegant assortment OF fancy Dry goods oil he latest mportauon
embracing all the newest styles OF
French and ndi silks, rich grenadine
Bayadere robes, graduated barege robes
Printed chaiey, tissues Pans lawns and Jaconeis
spring mousseDes, plain bercges Ia all coors
Berege de iane de baze, French chistIes
Newest patterns Of silk and lace manhlas
Embroidered AVID plain Grape shaws
Black lace shawls and scaris
superb Of French embroiderss in espes
Berhes, chimezets, collars, sleeves
Infanis' caps, and dresses, worked shirs
Swiss and cambria worked bands
Embroidered hemsrch, scoop, and other styles OF linen
cambria handkerchieIs
Honilon, Gimpure, neehlip, and English thread iaees
All numbers OF best KID gloves
Eng lish silk and thread hosiery
All Kinds Of mourning dress goods, such as
Beat black silks, bombasia, black grenadine
Black chaley, black bereee, black alpaca
Black Englsh Grape, black hosiery and gloves
Black skirting black lace half figured nit
Black nantes and shawis
All KINDS Of hne white goods, consisting Of
Indis, SWISS and French muslins
Pisid and striped cambria muslin, jaoonet
Null, Nansook, and Vicona muslin
Figured and dotted Sviss muslin, bishop lawn
Cambria d,mity, linen cau'brie
Figured and bobinet silk and thread Illusion
We have IN genuemens ample supply OF me pest
Cloths cashmere, vesnes. gloves, hose
Undehirts, drawers, cavas pocket handk erehies &C
furnishing goods viii be found more complete
m extensive heretofore, consisting Of
Linen .besunr, pillow linen, silee'a table damnsss
Towellhg In great variety, napkins Scotch diaper
Crash, German roll table and piano
Toilet covers, fruit napkins and doiieys
In our very heavy stock Of domes
tic goods, such a.
Brown and tleaehed shoerngs
The M celebrated brands OF shirtng cotton
Plaid domestic, gngham, ealicoes
Cotton linen osnaburgs, cotton check
Bed licking cooted cambria sileea Madras hendsereheis
And m goods suitable for servants wear.
We shall object sell goods lower hsn hs same
qualities be bought "a the norhern ee thereby ss.ng our
purchases considerable difference Ia Price We ask
call from all persons in wan, Q, rood good =, low p.e 20
Mar ai-aawawt
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ifornis and Australia Ii is difficult for the mind 10
entertain al once just idea OF the magnitude oil
these stupendous changes Ia our steam inarins-,a
contemplation OF them makes - the boldest hoia
his breath for time" II is very natural 10 AsA,
"can our country go on much longer al sueh 'apau
pace will period not arrive al no distant GATE wa1h'
like other nations OF The Old World, ours WIN aiso
cease 10 make such strides in industrial proEess-when
IL will, 10 a common term, aa"a ans "" w 10 ~
emitted. ana hot beaded do not fooshly prec,pale
ne into war with powerful foes. must so on WIN JasI
a. rand strides for The next thousand years as II has for
~. t., hfty We have natural resources OF all
,hose things which 60 TO make nation great aud pow.
sriuI than ali the known Kingdoms on this globe We,
Ls m. house OF David, must increase, while other ma
,;on.. now great aud powerful, will decrease.
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Law school Cumberland University, at Lebanon.
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Carate, late one Of The Circuit,
judges Of Tennessee.
Green Of the Judges of the supreme court
| of Tennessee.
Ridley Of the chanceiors OF the State
Judges their whole time exclusively
| school.
Plan Daily examinations of each class the
regular lectures but explanations OF the
daily lessons n progress Of the examinations.
law equity In which stu
dents
actual
practice The framed
all documents be read
in taken by appeal
public The students clerks,
Jurors, and chancellors and in other official
paciies connected with their suits ~
the third Monday
third Thursday February The second
succeeding Monday in February and ends second
| Thursday in July. .sr
Expenses per session-Tuon fee $780, in advance
Students furnish books,
which can BE- ad in the Lebanon bookstores.
complete the unless the
No previous study required for ad
mission. regular cases Students
II time during the collegiate
There is a moot legislature connected wi'h the school.
Number of students collegiate year eishysY.
Feb Il--eoly President Board OF Trustees
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TREASURY DrPaRrNsEr, March %, 1889,
PROPOSALS viii received department until osh
IL O'clock construction OF the
hospital Evansville Indiana, according plans aud pec
hcaton under the direction OF this departments said
be either the Whole building Tor the differ
kinds OF work the department The zht reject
hereby invited should Of the United States
Eighty OF the ofhe work done and
material furnished according price (sad be
BY superintendent will be paid from
the work proceeds and fifteen retained
until the completion OF the contract and the acceptance Of the work.
Sc, by the superintendent.
Contracts only builders mechanics
other
Of OF the Treasury will be forfeiture Of the
Every proposal be accompanied by written
responsible peou tcerhed be attorney
Of the United district judge for the said ds that the
bidder i when required " bis proposal be accepted enter into
aud bond proper and sufficient securities the
$4,000, for Its faithful performance,
Plans specifications and working drawings be examined
other nformson touching the proposed be obtained
application this department. office Of the
Mt Evansville after the 20th day ~ hpdlner
The proposals mube TO this department. addressed 10 the
Secretary Of the rreasuy cndorsed Proposals for Evansville
Marine Hospitality and viii be opened O'Clock, the
day fired for receiving tbs the Of the bidders II
any shall be present.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Mn29-2awriay2s Secretary OF Treasury.
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Tickets $l0-haves $5-quareu ~ 50. ,
Certificates of kages of23 whole tickets Sl20 90
rs half do 90 %
Do 25 quarter do 80 90
and certificates Of packages
lotteries will receive the most prompt attention.
official OF each drawing sent Immediately after
all who order from nae. -
Address P.J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
March % Wilmington Delaware
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NEW GOUDs.-WlILIAM T TUCKER, Lane * fuckers Build
~ Penns vana avenue between ~ and 9th streeu takes
his and the public generally that be
has excellent
sp goods suitable for gneInens which he
make his usual style the shortest notice and
the reasonable terms for cash.
Mar 25-dlm
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CPRiS9 Msnties s.d Grape sb.wIs-we viii opea ,hfs
~ day o" stock ~ new ard ELEGANT
me latest sve' and shades Of eoo Also large
hrodsred plain
ask the especial ~ ladies'
fer crest bargains MAXWELL, SEARS, COLLINS,
Msr 3ls,eod Penn avenue, between OH and 10Th
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Lrrrrx NAIL rRoM snw rosk nIssrso.

CINCINNATI, April ls.-Ths letter mail for this ely
which left New York the 25h supposed to be lost
,toen has yet TO hand. The letters be-
lieved contain money and drafts to the OF
5000, 900
Large numbers Of emigrsnts preparing leave ST.
Leuis overland for California. The h6st steamer this
from Council Bluffs reports good stage OF water, add
that traders various points have made ample provision
Tor the California, Oregon, and Salt Lake emisrant
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IIUENCR's HOTEL, oOrner Of Frankfort street and
CITY Hall square, topposito the City Hall and Park Fountain
built opened w the subscriber, May ],
lsfs and red and furnished August lol He trusts that for
vcneuce elegance comfort cannot be surpassed IN
hotel
unen only all OF which warmed gratis They all
marble w,stands which supplied with Gro
through silver plated cocks There but bed in
halls and closets floor will be Ia with
during This hotel conducted the European plan
and meals they be ordered The spacious
aud splendid recio and is In the immediate vicinity of mercan
Dec a-dsm FRENCH.
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United States boundary Commission,

United States boundary Commission,
WAsnIsoToN CITY, March 25, 1889
IN limited appropriation for continuing the
between the United States and The
republic Mexico the necessity Of economy and the uncertainty
attached 10 The boundary
all per employed appoint
United States the Secretary of the In
terror, hereby discharged ...x,
ROBERT b. CAMPBELL,
Mar 81 Commissioner
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SEIE.CT boarding school for Young Ladies', Will
- Delaware under the charge of Miss MCLEAN who
years pgate families at the South Number OF
All branches of thorough English edu
with Latin, French, &C.
Wmington Delaware, RE- Kew Alfred Lee, d. H.,
Hon. Judge Migsn. T. w Gtpn, Hon John Wales Baltimore,
Hon. b. Z. Howard, q. b. Hoffman, esq.
further particulars and references, address
A. NJ. MCLEAN,
Mar96-dlm Wilmington, Delaware.
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The srw YORK LKofsLATuRR.

NKw YcRK, April l3.-The New York legislature at
journed die this efefnoon The governor. howeve
Immediately issued proclamation converting them
again to, morrow morning.
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TNTLNslVE FIRE

Bosros, April Baker's large carpet factory, In Rox
bury totally destroyed by fire last night, The loss
esimat $3.50 900. About 800 hands thrown
EN- ploy by This disaster Parity insured.
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MAEKETs.
Nsw foRk, April l4.-Stocks closed frmer United
States 6s Of 1861, 100 Canton, 2si Erie $50 Nicaragua
30h Morris Canal, Erie Converibes, s5k Harlem,
s5Ii Norwich and Worcester, 55l Cumberland Coal,
sol; Gary improvement, IA offered
Flour is seadysales Of 5000 bbls at 81 So 81 s2 o
State and IS SIS IL for southern Wheat unchanged
Sales OF 1900 bushels at 81 10 CD SIS for
white. mixed, and yellow. Oais. 45 10 cents. Cotton
quiet. No ,sles-held higher whiskey. 22b 23i cent,
ParLApsLrHIA, April H-Stocks unchanged. Flour
quet-smnl sales nj S. Sale. 1000 bushels wheat ITO
li2 cents for red white, lis 40 White corn.
So SO cents; yellow, 81 cents Oats, AZ ~ cents Rye,
81 cents. Whiskey, 22t 23A cents.
Nsw ORLEANS Apr I3-Sales yesterday OF 5000 bales
cotton firm Receipt, at all southern pous ahead
of last year, $50, 900 bales.
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TREASURY DspanrNFxr, March p

Proposals Zoe Erecting Marino Hospital Evans-
willie, Indiana.
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nONrT FORGET j SNYDER. Jr.'s, Wine Store, Phil
adelpha wines and liquors Of reliable
quality cheap and have them early delivered At house in
Washington, ee 81 freight by Adunss cypress r ping
- = sNiIEGs ts1c,paa
Jau t-du
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PROM QusBEc.

QUsBEc, April I3-Tbe assembly has adopted the In.
specor Generals changes In the tuih, with the following
addionsi Salt TO be free printing materials, eptng
pspe 81 per produce of the and OF Newio
land the fforn Nova Scota-vrualy free.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS h Co,
No. 80 Wall street, NJ Y,
BROWN, sHIPLEY, co,
Liverpool.
Y q. ROBERTS l. Co,
~ Kings Arms Yard, London.
J. MUNROE CO.,
% Rue Nouc Dame des VICTORIES,
Paris
GEO II DRAPER, IIavre.
ships will gold,
bills OF
adnr signed therefor the expressed
JAMS
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Al A. TYSON x SISTERS Seminary for Young Ladies',
MI of this

Al A. TYSON 4 SISTERS Seminary for Young Ladies',
MI lpt and 18TH The fourth quarter OF this
insttut on will commence N day Of May.
Having spacious building expressly for the aceomnoda
with t'r dwelling IN The consruc
of the nave
every consdered the principals now feel assured hey
facilities and not surpassed ~ any
in
delightfully."- warmed by most approved furnace and
| well ventilated .,
spect the general arrangements =, Il
Being interests of their pupils the ac
secured The services OF
salary and thereby enabled 10 oner
the low rate Of " 5o per quarter
ADVANCE.
junior departments including ornamental
drawing.
'''..
For be had nj The institution, or
nrincnal Mar 29-eodtl5May
NEW spring ana summer goods and fashionable,
IN VAIL BROTHER, diapers aud thos, having returned
receiving their supply OF The newest style
latest
which the choicest and richest
brought Customers would do wen TO call
early aud their selections
prepared usual work the richest
and elegant style. - -
l5--3taw3wif DUVAI.L q Bko
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ny J. G. MCGUIRE, Auo,Ion.er.

Fly =. g. MCGUIRE, AuctIone.r.
HOUSE AND LOT ON THE ISLAND At AUCTTON.-On
III Wednesday afternoon, April 90 at o'clock the premises
half Of numbered
feet sir inches 3l between south and
i3 inches alley, and
a franz house.
Terms onehd the residue in six and months,
notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest,
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Apl4-d Auouoneer.
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Ciosnins and oloshlsg materials.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BuIeau Of PIoHlsians and llolulng. MsIeA e, 1888


Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing, March 2e 1853
SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals for Navy Clothing
~ Clothing Materials will be this until
O'Clock Monday The goth day Of April next for furnishing
and delivering receiving days nouce each either Of
The yards Gnaesown Massachusetts BIookyns New
York and Gospori Virginia, such quantities saIy all
following named articles OF clothing AID clothing materials
ordered BY The chief OF u bureau BY the command
nscal
meneng Lei day July next ending ls Olh DAY
June, 1854 viz;
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LIQUOR CANADA
QUfnKc, Aprl Ia The Maine liquor law was defeated
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