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WAsaI ssroE, ID. o., Jan. ", 1885,
day q March Il O'Clock furnishing following
osasl side Of e Eastern Branch OF H po,omse sa scoa
ale bids respectively viii be required for each description Of mate
For two millions 900 ooe less, ofbrss, the whole
municipal cy washington AID 70 Dc dsisssa do
s the present. year Il understood tina, the 'run Of the Sn
that none are ansound unsuitable for The inner wells and
siasa also ma. suiheen, number Of e best hand made red
Each bidder Is required 70 his bid with samples the
thai said samples made The deosing
and prepared enter upon The
fhmen Of The contract should the same be awarded him.
For Ave hundred 5000 perches building
beds and for ve hundred t5o perehes less be.
building Of ordinary Dimensions The whole be delivered
when laid al IS cubic feei the perch
wood bsrre, less Than 200 pounds
For 1--we hundred 5000 barrels hydraulic cement barrel
s. For The outside facing which ,
outside The whole 10 be composed Of Blown
u s ds s, which as may be T. s Sss Of s
SUB basement including materials, Workmanship freight
samples Of the stone % accompany
For % AL n se s s % IS s nss Of
kn count" which all archng jobbng TOOLS scaod
ns @oqh 1ns Whos q 70 faced with red
ws laid white h e1a VIM s s % neatly struck All the
For laying The building required in The foundations
charge ior dsaaaons 70 BE- made for hall openings
bidders
security performances respective
accompanied by guarantee signed
bid should be accepted the bid
for the aforementioned work,
within days
the suciency Of the said ureties
cefed by known 10 the Department OF
| Interior. +. . 7. II {.
sealed aud endorsed Proposals the S.
Hospital for the Insane"
The bids Of such the bidders may
choose Department
toned gath day OF March next at O'Clock,
g. II. NICHOLS,
Superintendent Hospital for the Insane.
Form Of guarantee.
To c. II. Nichols, SUPPLEMENTARY &c.s
We, undersigned, residents of in the State of -,
hereby jointly sevcraly with the United
guaranty, of the foregoing bid being accepted
will within acceptance
same, with good
materials perform the proposed
omy the Of the advertisement under which
And said - should fail to MS
guaranty good the difference
offer Of the said --- and the next lowest bidder
A. b.
q. ID.
best of knowledge
above named guarantors good and sufficient
+. +.
an 92-oaWt2ilhMaT
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EDWARD X. COLLINS h Co,
No. So Wall street. ". Y,
BROWN, sHIPLEY co,
Liverpool.
q. ROBERTS h CO., l
10 Kings Arms Yard London.
J. MUNROE 4 CO,
B Rue Notrc Dame des VICTORIES,
Paris.
GEO. n DRAPER Hsve.
The accountable god silver
bul6n ewelry precious mea unless bills OF
ndnq signed therefor expressed
a
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PROPOSALS for carrying the mails or the United
hereinafter stated the first day July
1884 Territory Of Utah, will be received the Contract Office
of Poet Office Department. the city Of Washington until
the LIST day August 1852 to be decided by the Sd of
August 1852 the routes and in the manner and herein
5o9d Bluffs Fort Laramie, Salt Lake City oio
miles and back, once month
Leave Council Bluffs on the 10Th Of each month
Arrive at Salt Lake City by the 9th OF the following month
Leave Salt Lake City on the l0th Of each month";
a by 9th OF following month
Proposals carry only to Fort Laramie, $50 miles, by a
schedule be specified by the bidder, will be considered
o carry by trip are invited
This into effect the 10th of October 1853
field, Payson, Summit Creek, Nephi City, Fillmore City,
Red Creek Provan Johnson's Springs Cold Creek, Santa
Cias, and san Benardno, Ca TO Dan Diego, 200 miles
and back, month.
Leave Salt Lake City on the Goth Of each month
Arrive San Diego by the 18th of the following month";
Leave San Diego the Goth of month
Arrive Lake City by 18th otthe following month";
Bids carry by the round trip invited.
This contract Is to go effect on October 1852
509d From Salt Lake city Tooee City, miles and back once
Leave Sal, Lake City every Monday a, eami
Arrive al Tooele CITY by sp m same day.
Arrive Salt Lake CRY by p same day -
This into effect the 2oh OF OCTOBER 1852
NOTES.
Each should The mode in which il proposed to
and be by signed by
responsible persons in the following form, viz
"The undersigned - guaranty that il his bid for car
ryng accepted by the Postmaster
prior the 10th OF October
and sufficient perform the service
posed"
should accompanied certificate OF postmaster
equivalent testimony that The Of property
and able TO make good their guaranty.
proposal should be department sealed endorsed
" Proposals for No - and addressed to the second As
For the sobbon Of bids resulting from combination
for New York New England dated 18Th De
cember 1852. . ,,.nn
Postmaster General.
Posr orrIos DEPARTMENT February 9, 1853.
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THE American Nautical Almanac for 1883 1 vol.
Chemical Field Lectures for Agculurists;
Fsb4 FRANCK TAYLOR,
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NJ SNYDER, banker and Exchange Broker, Once
M. National fiotsl Building Washington.
and time upon Land
boush, sold and ali business in the lire Of an exchange
Vsnin military wanted, whie. ehiEhes price
will be given fS io-auno
IL Of winter goods ye low order 20 prepare oi spring
nSs 10 s anS ns
splendid black and coored elk.
Grape sbawis sas SIS, which
would desire 10 call the attention Of any in want Of em we VIII
wehave also ars, rate stock Of linens hing
napkins cheap table cohs hour,kecp
ing goods generally which prepared offer cheap as any
We have just opened me following new goods,
oo~ priced plaid mu,ln' have ever had in the
% 'S dc s@sf S and dotted ss. %uu, for
Added o ana soSs we vst on of black
eane. black apasa and good stock Of mourning goods gene
On hand few pieces Of ply and ingram ea,g,ns. Which we
,ible, W. M. SINISTER d co.
Feb l7-euf
The Cap.soI Hin Festival, for the benefit of the Fee
FESTIVAL will be held in the spacious ball Of the Columbia
n te Company Capitol @ corner Of New Jersey avenue and
the female poor to eon,,nne for days.
are 1sS o e sS be
the hail. by the undersigned adjoining The ball
Directres. Of The l. U. .. and
Feb l7--dw Employment Society.
ITNCLE TOMS CABIN.-A nGe-Hke daguersotype OF Mrs.
Stowe author Of a. Uncle TOMS Cabin is exhibition
Gallery Pennsylvania ~ together
portrait sontae the famous" Queen Of songn
Dec I--du
aY GREEN Il SCOTT. Auctioneers.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PENNSYLVANIA
v AVENUE, BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH STREETS, AT
AUCTION On Tuesday the LIST OF March, shall cell front
house ana lot, occupied Mr. D. Brown
No 49, fronting Pennsyiyan
avenue extending back to street, fronting thereon
described considered be the
rent OF 400 sold subject lien Of IS go which
will mature September which renewed
The will be- third Of the whole purchase money
balance sad en credit will be of sir
heading day sale deed gwen deed Of
"''' '"~'" GREEN SCOTT,
Tob nd Auctiopeers.
I,JJOICE Old SV,rcs N tisss-Percnsptory sale
1 PILLS Co. will auction Tuesday, March ~
o'clock No l0p Pesr street. New York. the fol
lowing wines belonging late Robert Rnlod esq.i
y Oval 4 4 3 - e Ss &
ery male and all high rsds wines Of the
81 Il cost Of ffsserlas per ppr Madeira
pot IN tass 1916 spdcr the supentendence Of NJ Buo snd
n M sc II No 1902 Broadway where they have been
s,hc. NAT ts Thsy win sold quantities and msy be
ssrn ON spoaIrsMon n the 100 Front street
nj EtDsECK Company Cn-msp.g~s.-scoa baskets for
IN -alshy ... . ,,,, som
v.h I7--.os, s~orgesown, d. 2.
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"A MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover stress, Bossop ny
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly furnished pcsseT
improvements and conveniences for the scco"oe
ton Of the travelling public.
Des Idly
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NEW YORK, BREMEN, AND sOUTH-
11&<@E AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
The ships comprising this line are tho WASHING
roN Capt Il. M. Fitch HERMANN, Capt. f. His

First cabin saloon SIS
I" lower IL
letters and through the office
No bills of lading will be signed the day Of sailing.
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each steamer.
For freight passage, apply to .Ll- #
MOLLER SAND, RIERA, a6 South ST., ~ Y.
c. A. HEINCKEN X Co., Bremen.
MARTINEAU, CROSKEY, Co Southampton.
WILLIAM ISELlN, Hayre.
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McLURE HOUSE, Wheeling, VirRinin.-JAMES CAR
nj ROLL, PopretoThis splendid hotel fun operation
provided with all the appliances first houses
situated Monroe street, only two from the steam
from railroad depot
The proprietor having employed for the last in
the Baltimore, confident satisfy
tons Of travelling public and merit their patronage.
WHEELING, February. 1858. Feb 15-dlm
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United States Patent Once,
WnshinRknn. HrhruaIY s. IL,

washington, February 5, 1851
IN the petition OF Enoch Hutchinson. York. praying
May ls for an Improvement ships galley for
"a, w, 20, . G% ss s .v said p'"
l. ordered Thai ne sad petition be heard At the Patent One on
notified appear cause, they have why
Person. Opposing the extension are required to file in the Paint
oce their objections. specially set forth writing at les, twenty
se n.sd al The aid hearing must b, taken and in s
codanee with the rules Of the ONCE which viii be furnished
Ordered pushcdn National n,.sen
ss.
city Providence Journal Providence, and Daily Bee Bos
lsth of April next, the day Of hearing . -.
Commissioner Of Patents
r sEdo Of tho above papers please copy,
bills The Patent Once with paper containing This notice
United states Patent Once,
Washington, January 20, 1859
IN the petition Of Frederick Dimpfe Philadelphia PennsyI
wants. Tor the ertenson Of granted TO him
fuel and smoke or seven years from the expiration u
said patent which takes he ninth h day Of May es
ordered ha, said petition b heard The Patent once
appear cause any they have,
aid petition ought not TO be granted
Once their objections specially forth writing least ~esy
r. used ~ h .s mus, he sen s sa@s@,ed IL seood
ane with the rules Of the oce which viii be furnished on app
Ordered also published National n'el
Republic and Union Washington ey Ss
vsna Express. New York city and Daily Bee BOSTON, ~ h
day Of hearing the fourth day Of Ap'a uor.,rs
Commissioner Of Patents.
win please copy and send their
sl. Patent once, with paper containing ms '''ce
Jan 2l-lhw5w :
THn AMERICAN DAUPHuss-rs~ supply Of r.nam'.
ysspe M fsss s's s &. nh. oss a
s- xy ~ ;s IN Ne eer.s. y Rev Ees,.
ism. nay. WISCONSIN, at as ss;nsy u.u,,
r.As sosAssnrs, a.
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Avery. sewing hincs-Prce only S25 -Pate
October 10, 1854.

acknowledged all who have used be
or that OF other sewing machine invented for its
simplicity, beaaty strength
weighs about 25 lbs and only from 25 $40 II
neatly smallest thread, hs finest muslin, cambrc
woolen and goods and all kinds of
simple that child of 10 OF under
rapidly without danger of its getting of
the work Of than 20 much bet
by hand The stitches
other stitch
CUT good II is unlike and much bet
machine invented This machine
peculiarly family and plantation will do all
sewing viii be generally introduced into
families and plantations.
Avery Sewing Machine Company have perfected their
and will
shortest Orders addressed
CHARLES NETTLEToN, 23l Broadway New York, win receiy,
attention.
Deco
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Washington Branch RAllro.d.-Ch.ngs OF Hours.
@ ~ aE
IN and after Monday, January H. passenger and mail trains
| Leave Washington AT and sX, a. M, * and SPIN,
Leave aslimoro a, o., m IS ande IS, pm.
win a, ss mail trains
The vain ,v on Vest and Il Inn s a. s s sy
only sold the through tickets to Philadelphia
U.s. tn. PARSONS,
| 4 Great Chance TO make Mon.y-from s. $40 per
Try, with The s"oweds highly discovery
I s sw PEI YORK; return 81 ms ar e sSsncs
clerks nyads any person wsnr % %ss. money as
media,ely
nOs.T FORGET , SNYDER, Jr.'.. Wine store, Phil
asssa sss, ND 81
'''' y sNIDER's, Philadelphia,
HOTEL ..d Hoarding-hou.s keepers. all VINO
u "ss q md s mo-. sess Sw
Ave hadr.s pounds superior table bser which am nov apd
Il. ~ s price, supplied by
calling pARSEss, Dealer IN rou, and Provisions.
NEW SPRING aooDszwe are jus, receiving some new
attention Of the ladies assortment Of the follow
plain a, wool the ,s,s~,.. y,
eagep brown and corn coo all in perfect shades and beautiful
quality. -r
Also pieces wool bsge
service introduced and
fashionable bought them bargain, we shall offer
them cheap
Is embroidered tan colored robes, = Bargain
81 decidedly
the sh.pc. 10, and the best we have ever had %
n white dotted Swiss ...L .'&
% aozes fresh and nicely gloves OF the best qus
good OF ladies' and geneens nencambric hand
kerches. t 4 i nt.
We have also just following staple goods, viz
wsnuita cot,ons
/ JAmess steam mills
1 - Howard ~. -. 49, -, =
the
20 pieces real Irish linens, assorted
think Keep OF the above named goods
District, pleasure showing them 70 any IN
ant gIt#9@ #Us
brown liable linens napkins, owengs, crash, brown tio'Ands
French hn-rs cloths css'nres snd general
ok OF staple and domestic goods Of which we WIZ o"e
very Lowest prices for cash poncua' customers.
eErTLEnENs FURNISHING GOODS.
oR new and beautiful Lanes
ment fs ~
""S osP, |" genucmens furnishing shmen
~. On a.~,ue Pa avenue, near ~ street.
ENrLEMEN~ dresa shsrss Of sup.r.o4 o,v.y,,v ana
asd hn made order N the latest se s.
At the lowest cAsh prices - - -.
atHaF C. N. LANES ndf1
Hat, cap, 4 genlemenr furnishing e-,.hlishnssnt ~
Pa avenue near ~
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be ntelgencer, Republic aud Union, Wash
ngton Louisiana Republican, New Orleans Buietn and
New Orleans Bee New Orleans La Mobile Advertiser, Mobile
Alabama Pensacola Pensacola daily
of each containing the advertisement be the
Engineer Department.
Feb
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DOS'T FORGET , sSIDER, Jr.'s. Wine Store, Phil
adepha where wines and liquors Of reliable
quality cheap and them early delivered house
Washngon FREQ Of freight by Adamss erprss ON dropping
sNIDER's, Philadelphia,
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EOR LEA acres, county
Virginia eight miles from Alexandra eight from Washington
steady Improvement by The use q m bes, for the a. 1--WE
Of Judges ahrrae marke garden fsn equal to any In the
There is good quantity OF meadow farm
also orchard Of peaches and apples OF selected fruit
new barn abIs and corn crib have recently been erected
vegetable cellar calculated to hold
The spring excellent, and there plenty Of IT,
The solely he his personal
further particulars Apply MSo,w NUT Mr. Er Upton,
Dec 2s-2awlmo fineLl
COLTS Revoivers, SoJust received large and complete
Colts and Aliens revo've Of assorted sizes and
qualities, for sale a, The lowest market price. by
Jan 2s-2awsw Penn avenue, 9th street.
BEAUTIFUL GIFT BOOKs.-Parey's Cabinet Library, BY
T. G. Goodrich, 20 volume. IS uniformly bound 800
S''''' GEO. C. RAND, comhiu.
For sale by all The booksellers.
Dec as-iaw3w
EOR sALETwo small frame houses. with back buildings, each
containing lh roo@s Situated on se 1o ana
''i Feb s9 sess,, inquire d = '''''"'' y ~
Al A.TYsON q SISTERS Seminary for Young Ladies',
M on r street, between a and is nn. hd quarter of this
Having erected spacious bulldog expressly for The sseommods
Of which and comfort Of The pupils have
been considered the principal. now feel assured they can
Enlistment District The several cas. rooms unebroom
Ao Ae delightfully."- warmed by most approved furnace and
well ventilated
Their patron. respectfully call and
the general arrangements.
Being OF the interests OF their pupils in the
have secured the OF
Professor Raout stated and thereby enabled to offer
instruction ut 81 80 quarter
TERMS
Senior and junior departments including ornamental needle work
and drawing. o
Primary
Music ~ w
particulars may Institution,
the principal book in the city.
Jan 1p--7tdk codls Mar
ERENCH's HOTEL. corner OF Ersokfort street and
City Hall square, Composite the City Hall and Park Founta,n
city, the subscriber, May u
ls and refed and furnished August 1854 He trusts mat for con-
cannot be surpassed IN
world contains hotel this
tnen only warmed gratis They are all
wssh-ands which suppied with Gro
through cocks There hut one bed in
floor will be III with
conducted the European
lodging rooms they be ordered IN the spacious
immediate vicinity OF
tile bushes, and principal places OF amusement
Dec 2-d3n NJ FhENCh.
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eENTLEnEv's FURNISHING GOODS
TOR new and beautiful nj who
Nfs ~ w
~. O. II. LANES
NM osP I" genucmens furnishing establishment,
~. On ,.,u,f Pa avenue, nesrAk street
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HOTEL and HoardtnR-house keepers, and all who
IL Judge OF and appreciate good bue have this day
ceved celebrated daes in New York,
pounds superior table bstscr which mpdy
selling for ~ pound e' .sEt-. E@
Al this price, supplied by
calling " BARNES's Dealer IN Flour and Provisions,
ebIe-dlws 18th and u streets.
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DOTATOEs, POTATOES-l,000 bushels OF prime Mercer
pooes, suitable for table planting For in lots
suit purchasers. Apply 10 -
- Fl PETER BERRY,
Feb 9-eoim Water street, Georgetown
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rENrLEMEN% ares. shsrss OF sup.r,c, o,..v,,x |. a.
in great vnley may sIways b. undn lsne sr, rsast
Al lowest cAsh prices. r.. - -
FHT''FT fissN C. H. LANES t7s4
Hat cap, h Renfemens furnishing s-tahlishnsnt.
Pa avenue, near ~ street
Ysb W-Asw3wn
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A Great Chance to make Money-from s. to $40 per
dyby person (ncudns females in either town
highly useful discovery universal
viii forward return OF mail, enclosing 81 TO
York This a chance for
dents clerks nvaids wishing make
lucrative Of the United States Apply inn
mcdiately.
2o-d2mos
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DOR SALErwo small with back buildings each
containing situated on street, between l2u and
18th streets. Inquire OF f. Hutohins, the premises
Feb 6-dH.
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Metropolitan MechanIcs' Institute.
HAVE autho,ixed Michael
ute, persons wishing
the Institute make payment 10 min or
WIN. II. WARD, Financial Secretary.
Feb i5-eod6t. Office Todd's hat store.
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A NEW HOUSE FOR RENT AND THE FURNI-
A TURE FOR SALE.-The house Is situated the Pres
dents ana Lafayette entirely having only been
cupsd about -iEh, with hail. dining and kitchen
n boot two raors the second and six chambers the
BATH room, cssscrn, -
The furniture Is all plain only
rev monsns ago with great II
psecs order an viii amour, about 5000 credit
90 the furniture for notes
For fnrher particulars inquire Of
- JAS. g. MCGUIRE,
rsp S-eooos Auct
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NIIvERyNARE.-M w. GAIT Il BRO. beg o attention
~ Description
Of table, deser and forks and complete g.
knives. and Jelly Spoons fh and ake
knives and gravy ladies, napkin n
salt, mustard and &c in word, general sssoE
article Of of silver.
The above articles ~ manufacture, and arc Wal
ransd silver offered low they can be Pu
chased for this country.
NJ. w. GAIT BRO
sies Of the Golden Eagle pannsyvsnis avenue,
Feb l2-M Between 9th and l0ih streets
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male all high grade wnes Of the
vintage 1870 imported direct in ISIS from the hou.. OF Me.ss
Of E73serHg rlpr in Madrrs wcs
nj ~ 1915 upentcndenre 81 Mr. Bus and
~ ~ sc No 9o Broadway where they have been
se at They viii be sold in quantities 70 suit ana msy ne
sarn on appaIcsson At the store 100 Front street
/ II hi 7tbQ4th AQ7sh
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Central Academy,
Corner Of 10Th
Rev. James Nonrse, 49,.
Jos. Harvey Nonvse, }sr"csPs"'
Marcus d. Wells, Assissnnt
Mon. r. Raoult Professor Of Modern Languages ttN
Circulars ~ Farnhsm., Taylor Msuy's aray Bal
lanVnsS boohsepees- Dss 1A-sodn
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CITY EMPORIUM.
Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
w. u. PHILLIPS,

CORNER OF LAFAYETTE AND CHURCH SrS
THERE is NO AUCTION GOODS IN
l. my establishment Nor do propose
to sell tor COST and LESS than cost" Ny
goods are wei, selected and contain all the
latest and most fashionable patterns seec-
ted by all experienced purchaser in the New
York am! Philadelphia markets. have
no article that has been forced into market
under the hammer an occOCnt OF change III
fashion. or damage The public nav fee
satisfied THAT what they purchase of me- is
new and fashionable. do not profess to
be in competition with the vendors OF
Cheap Goods" do however pretend to
sell as cheap as arv retail House OF stand
ing in the Union. Ii you do not think g
call aud see. jan ljly
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/ FANCY DRY GOODS.
New SIX & Fancy Goods
w. d. PHIL Lips

w. d. PHIL Lips
coner Of Lafayette and Church Streets
(oppcsite Harvey House
TTAS now in store and will be receiving
IL daily from New York and PhilAdel-
mia a full stock Of SILK and Fancy Goods,
which have all been selected by myself in
the northern markets. In consequence Of
the increasing demands Of his trade. his
stock will, this season embrace larger a.
mount and greater variety than ever before |;
he would beg leave to call particular atten.
ton to his stock Of ladies DRESS GOODS,
which for novelty and elegance OF design
cannot be surpassed by any other house IN
this CITY. CONSISTING IN PART OF;
Rich brocade and glace silks OF the new:
est colors and designs; Rich hgnred and
nlain black silks and Saline de chimes Prin-
ted and embroidered cashmeres, and De lal-
hes in robes; Rich printe' "ash"e~' COS
Sc and satin reps; White and colored em-
broidered crepes for party dresses Rase
silks French and Scotch plaids; French
and English prints; white goods Of all des-
criptions. together with general assert
ment of goods adapted to fine trade, all OF
which will be offered at The most favorable
rates. With an earnest desire to conduct
nv business upon the principal OF doing, a.
would be done by, hooe to continue e &c
merit the confidence which has been SO IL
berally bestowed upon me.
iani5 o-y. w. d. PHILIPS.
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EDIJCAPIONy&c.
Mr.. F. Way,

Italian professo1 Of n naie.
uAvlNG permanently settled himself
II with his family, in The City OF Baton
Rouge, where he has resided since eighteen
months, offers his respectful thanks to tho
persons who have already honored him with
their confidence, and tenders anew his pro-
fessional services to all those wishing to be
fought on the Piano, Violin, Guitar or in
Vocal Music
Convinced by long experiences, that in
the study Of music specially pedah'iy is
disgusting, and that general routine Of in
struction will only produce Indifferent per-
formers, he will use all his endeavours to
place himself on level with the intelli-
gence of his pupils.-encourasins, rather
than disheartening their efforts, while adj
herring strictly to the precepts laid down by
the best masters; he will continue as here
tofcre to tune Pianos. His prices vii! be-
$40 for twelve lessons Of one hour each, and
So for twelve lessons Of half hour each.
Applv at his residence. on Convention be-
tween Main and ST. Charles Ste, or at Mr.
Neirey's variety store, on Laurel 1t. o27-y