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Y,rr mus,cAr. won,,p AND Trmns,

LARGE weekly jeufaa pages, edited By Richard
Willis, which the musical and
shis county make their medium OF alon WIN e
public junns 80 ~oftnl OF inc sy
bes pa brilliant and instructive essays on "u
siei complete familiar IN harmony,
ybody amount OF attractive mue'
INK musicians, OF pc
lory, truthful Criticisms OF musiea pun
cations pick aud cream OF musical
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loring valuable record OF musical arr IL
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iar musie living music stores,
pecaly attended 10. -
Tes; One copy 81 copies, IS I'VE copies, slo and
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Willis, publishers OF s Musical word ana Times
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JouRsALThe subscribers also publish The
Mnnh Musical journal pages each
ober pages (makng pages
yearl aud variety reading The
Mony Gazette designed for the especial benefit OF the
musical knowledge
aud simple whose purses should
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Terms One copy, So three copies 81 ten copies, So
twenty copies and sending club OF
an extra copy trouble. Address DYER WILLIs.
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dollar aud with the Monthly Musical Gazette
a twenty hye eeats a year
Agents obtain subscribers for the above named pubica
uons Liberal commission allowed.
subscribe. the volume begins the
FIRST OF January, 1853.
Jan l3-d3m
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EsersKss DrrARrssSr, Washington, March IS, 1858.
DROPosALs viii be received this
@ for executing The following repairs 10 the al kenne
buaks
my heavy stone (no piece 10
weigh ess than onl required be along
uon Of the existing The precise position pointed
out BY The agent of the Uniied States at the work.
I'd The existing be continued back l59
thenes, with angie, lis beach,
eNcavaed
foundation Of this Not half OF
foundation (which only wide) extends level
Of extreme low The will be from IL 10 feet width
The base, and 10 le height IL will be
courses OF split not than thick, and diminishing
la width from the bottom the being
and half Thick ave feet wide, aud three ye feet
The all be sides,
10 form cioe wall without and piece Wis
ibe face of the wall less width than feet
less length than five feet The width be feet and
hall, and the average length eet
needed complete
work all OF which be and durable, and free from de-
fleets.
Vessels approach within the of the wing
wall and can lie along the channel part Of The pier
The be in their places delivered from the yes
sells, by deuicks, either on board shore.
Offers for The ballast should be by the OF ao h for
the excavation by the cubic yard and for the split stone by the
| cubic yard, including laying Ia The wall.
States army, Portland, Maine.
Brevet zen. nd Col. Engineers.
To be inserted in the Union nteeencer and Repube Wash
ngon Boston Post Boston, Massachusetts; and Eastern Argus,
Portland Name three weeks OF each
containing the advertisement be sent TO the Engineer De
| parnent. Mar Ib-nod3w
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Law school Of Cumberland University, mt Lebanon,
Tennessee.

school o Cumberland University, Lebanon.
1ennessee.
FACULTY. Hon. Abraham cauthe late of the circuit
l. judges of Tennessee.
Hon Nathan OF the judges the supreme
Tennessee.
Hon Bomhed L. Ridley, Of the chanceors of the
Judges Cahr Green dev their whols exclusively
TO the school.
Plan nAuctton-l. Daily examinations Of each
No regular lectures xpianatons
daily lessons in the progress OF the examinations
=. Weekly
a
prosecute all processes
The framed require prepare
records
In Some The appeal
court, which is held monthly class,
public The students
IFS jurors circuit judges and chanceos and Official
pacties connected with their suits
Sessions The the third Monday Sep
tembsr and ends third Thufsday IN February The second
the succeeding Monday In February and ends second
Thursday in July.
ssssi9nTuion fee $50 In advance
- boarding about $50 Students furnish
which be had in Lebanon bookstores.
complete
advanced class. previous
mission. There Students
any time during the collegiate year.
Theirs i. a legislature connected with the school
Number OF students the collegiate eahiy.six
ROBERT l.. CARUTHRRs,
Feb ll-eoy President BOARD VI Trustees.
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Opening of spring Goods for 1854.


LACETT NEWTON, May CO. respectfully invite the al
" tenion Of the citizens OF Washington their unusually
and elegant assortment goods of The latest
| embracing all the newest styles of
French and India dress silks, rich grenadine
Bsyadere robes, graduated bareee robes
Printed chaiey, ussues Paris lawns and jaconets
spine nousselnes, PLAN beresss IN al color.
Berege de lane, nous de bare, French chintzes
Newest patterns OF silk and lace manuIlss
Embroidered aud plain Grape sia~is
Black lace shawis and .carfs
superb lot Of French embroideries in capes
Bennes chimezeis, collars sleeves
Infants caps, aud dresses worked shirts
Swiss andca Inbre worked bands
Embroidered hemsieh, seoiop and other styles OF linen
Hon,on, Gimpure, Mechln, and English thread laces
All numbers of best KID gloves
English silk and thread hosiery.
All kinds Of mourning dress goods such
Beat black silks, bombasia, black Efenadne
Black chaIey, black berege, black alpaca
black English GRAPE black hosiery and gloves
Black skirtng black lace hall figured mits
BLACK nantes and sbawls
All kinds OF fine white goods, consisting Of
Indis Swiss and French musns
Plsid and striped cambrc muslin, Iaconet
Null, Nansook, aud Victoria muslin
Figured aud dotted Swiss muslin, bishop lawn
Cambria dimi,y, linen eambuc
:, FIGURED lace and Oobinr,, snk and thread illusion
We have in gentemens ample supply Of this best,
Cloths esssmerc-, vcsbngs. gloves, hose
Underhis drawers, ersvals, pocket andksrchief, &c
and extensive than heretofore, consisting Of
Linen .hee,ns, pillow linen seei, table d,ma.ss
Crash, German roI table piano
Toist covers, lnit napkins, and doeys
Msrseii.s quilts, &c.
In have heavy stock Of dones
tic goods, such
Brown and tieaehed sheeings
The celebrated brands Of shifting cotton
Plaid domestic, rnrhsm, caIcoes
Plaid and striped goods for boys
Cotton and linen osnsbarg-, cotton check
Bed ticking coiored esmbne sec's Madras handkerchie
And many other goods suitable for servants
We shall make object sell goods lower than the
qualities can be eeushi % The northern es thereby saving our
their purchases considerable difference price.
call from all persons In want o. good god. =, low price.
Mar os-3tswawif
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VALUABLE GIFT ROpI<.-tsremsie Piety, The Young
womanr Fnesd and Guide shroush Life 10 Immortality BY
I'm nueiiJ $50.
"Mr James the prolific and useful authors Of The d-y
~ OF delivered 70 the
church hs. bad the pastoral charge nearly half
The Influence ~ Cbsany the Con
~ holds in Scrip
Woman. M'sioo Early Female pssy Female Religious
Lesi Young Woman Hsne Young Woman from Hnse
Character Esriy Female Procession
Marina and Mary To Won
Noth~r of Good WIFE The work ~'n ne
frard be NAKED sed practical good sense
which characterize an Mr. Issoes's prohibitions
ICArsstiun -4ssoeofs ord Journal
For rsi. by
GRAY RALIkSTyNs,
Nar@
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United states Patent once.
Washinztnn. March 2. 1879

Washington, March 2, 1853.
IN the Of j. Paramount Philadelphia
county, Pennsylvania, for The extension OF patent
him the 3s OF October 1870, In
patent, which 3st October, is53-
ordered said heard Office
Monday, the - Of October, 1885, at - O'Clock and all
notified and show they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing The extension required 6s the Patent
Office THEFT objections, specially forth writing, least
days before the day Of hearing all testimony ed by either
accord
with oee. which win furnished sppi
veneer Republic and Union Washington eiy the American and
Patriot BALTIMORE Maryland Inquirer, Philadelphia repnsyi
vania Express, News York city,
previous the % Of October next Of hear
ing.
q. ". HODGES,
Commissioner Of
rsE'ors Of The above viii please and send their
bills the Patent Once with containing this notice
Mar 3-lsv3w
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no Pracrs Editors-Fof sale undivided interest Of
third "Keokuk Despach,n democratic pub
hed the city of keokus Iowa. and elected the State
BY the last legislature.
Terms down. $4,000 payable half down. and half in
sir months,
information apply Editor "Unionr
WIN. A. Hornsh Co, publishers, kcokuk, Iowa
Feb 25-taw6wwp
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iJORE NEW SPRING GooDs.-P. J. steer. ner.

UOUE NEW SPRING GOODS--P. j. steer, Mer-
MI Tailor eth received his spring goods
and wishes all aad the public know that for the extent
had the
hihit would compare with II.
In fen surprisingly beautiful that he
the largely and he large
y lie VIII therefore offer the greatest possible Inducements to PUT
aud time the highest sstauou
order clothing it, finish, style.
The style four
separate exclusively devoted
which alone perfection be attained 10
that important branch.
complete stock OF genenens furnishing
goodsueh Shirt stocks gloves, collars searf &C
Mar s-d
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The iea appropriation tor containing The
survey boundary line between s United State. aud The
epube the OF and The uncertainty
number Of employees attached TO he boundary
said cellssos no appoint
the President of the United States or The secretary o ue la
tenor, hereby discharged. - : : ...na.,,
Mar 81 Commissioner.
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ID ABROAD Contractors. and Others interested. arc
IL inormed johnson, Csmme company, Prop-
eyciop steel w-rks, OF shea tarsha
the Their patent
cshonysd md successfully usea on s
the principal roads Britain the exclusion OF India
bsr and ait other modern
Orders received and models opposite The
treasury 18th street.
n. II. cnEEvER a. TURNBUIL
Mar ~ 2sw9m Iintel
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EOR SALE Residence ON the Heights 81 George
ownA handsome with the grounds and buildings
belonging tecfoboonded sides by High Frederick and
Road and boder.d said
which l5S
besides bathroom aud Also plaza, with
windows, the breadth Of the building porch
below constructed kitchen
and we'll the which introduced into the
house and stable yard.
The buildings consist Of stable with three stalls carriage
hayo, wood and yard and ornamental
The grounds with wsiconsucted
edged with boz plant variety Of shrubs plants,
young orchard Of pear ram, apple,
peach and apricot lot separately enclosed, with
lane leading from the stable yard
enclosed with fence Of the most durable
tsriai, and a well. set hedge of evergreen thorn.
The appropriately furnished and the furniture (Which
has been bot ule usd purchased with The property Ap
ply " the office Of this paper.
This property disposed private SALE wiz be offered for
sale the premise, O'Clock, on Tuesday, the 9Th Of
Apfi.
Mar ia-llwS oods
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IL
PRICE REDUCED-ADMIssIoN TwENTY-FIv CENTs-
THE ORIGINAL VOYAGE DOWN THE MISSISSIPPI
This magnificent painting, the first and best panoanus
been exhibited this Philadelphia
der all opportunity the price Of admssion during
week will be Is all OF house. Children
under ten, 2s Doors evening panorama
al TX.
l3-Lu
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ny r. " A"'bohf''.
(Pennsyirania apenus, Of NintA areef)
| WILL OFFER At PUBLIC SALE, on FRIDAY AFTER.
srabe piece Of land Of thirty beautiful building
well adapted make, gardening situated
miles
in the occupancy ~ General George Warrington Bowie.
Terms liberal, and made known at sale.
MAJ 81 tds
rNEXAs COMMERCIAL AGENCY At GALVESTON
The undersigned viii atend the collection Of and
claims
eecng OF purchase Of produce
and forwarding merchandise mnd that Of general
mission business. GEORGE BUTLER.
Tayio J. G.. Dudley A Co,
Edward * Collins, Tansnt Putnam, ESQ.,
James Irtsrts a CO.,
Haydock, Ccsh~s, n Co, Edward q. Fse n Co.,
Hon. John W Edmonds, J. J. r. Trippe,
William q. Langley Co, Walter u. Townsend \ Co,
y. :. Lathrop, ESQ.,
psyspssor w.sursaros err.
Frederick W. Ritter, Treasury Department.
Feb 2-sodJm
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GALE OF MUsKETs, &C, ny ORDER OF tue QUARTER
master, aucuon.On Tuesday the l2t of APRIL shall SELL
the marine barracks in Washington, at 10 o'clock 25oO
old muskets.
A lot Of equipment, brass, &c. Terms cash.
Mar I'D GREEN SCOTT, huctonoers.
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NEW GOoD>-WILLIAM TUCKER Lane a fuckers Build
~ ing Psnnlvana avenue, between ~ 9th streets
pleasure informing his customers and the generally
has io returned om New
ing and summer goods suitable for which
ready TO make in his usual style
the reasonable for cash.
Mar 25-dlm
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SsxbUTHENN ard Western I~mds for sale En-
- chsnseLsrds the States % Tera Louisiana, and Iinoss,
esht aud Territory
immediately ,er ". organization, viii be so'd At such
purchaser investment for his
poep would exchanged property
" ~ GHEExER
M.re o-9awem fIntl 18Th street, opposite Treasury.
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SPtlNG Mantle. and Grape slawls-We will open this
day and spring manes comprising all
latest styles and shades Of color Ao large assortment Of
brodercd desgnsto which
especial Of ladies' prepared
fer great bargains. MAXWELL, SEARS, COLLINS,
MAJ avenue, 9th
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Proposals for Repairing the Break Hyannis
Han bor, Massaeh usetts.
Esorsrss rAxrarsr, Washington, March Is, 1856;

EsorsEsR DEPARTMENT, Washington, March 10, 1859
PROPOSALS will be this Office until the 18th April
for purchasing materials and uting the work for The
harbor Massachusetts These
principally Ieveing the surface break
with heavy wall one 10 prepare II for two courses o. 10
split laid headers and weighing mol less
each II Is estimated TINT about 200 tons Of split
and $50 OF dwelling win be required The latter
tits, however, is only eonjeciuIal
Vessels liz close the breakwae with is feet Of water
Further information be obtained from Lieut. c. T. Blunt,
engineers United office, No IS
State street, Boston, Massachusetts
JOS G. TOTTEN,
Brevet brig. Gen and Col. Engineers
be inserted the Union Inegencer and Ret ubc Wash
Boston Massachusetts and Eastern Argus,
Portland every weeks copy each
paper containing be the Engineer De-
partment
Mar l6-eodlw
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Ew SPRING GoODS.-P. W. BROWNING, merchant,
tailor United States Hotel bess leave call the attention
Washington, and his
of French CLOTHS, and vesngs
fullest popular principles Of low aud
he will whole clothes Intervening
OF going
for lie has spared pains in
goods either
With his friends, liberal
extended hm he soucts continuance
the Mar 3i-3tawu
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Ew AND ELEGANT DRY GOODS

, Ew AND ELEGANT DRY GOODS.-The subscribers
opening the largest and best selected stock OF
goods oefed public. brocad
pad check plain silk ranging from so 80 So
lawns mousin de
caeoe and general assortment OF house keeping
goods which particularly invite those in 10 call and
8 before purchasing .sewber.
Mar 3I-3teod MAGRUUER X CALVERT.
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fPenHsyisaaia areaa,, Of Niah areei.J
EAhCuToRs sALE.-vALUARLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
n- pen.on Tuesday, April ~, at O'Clock, on the
~ ~, 80, se hst valuable Property belonging the estate
p be~ees
frsc ss,ne part 81 lots No 10 square 2s7
~ t ~, 80, aieei, with depth Of %
consist Of brick
aNens WIN PACK building containing
snd under rent - $3.50 - w 1'''
f"nh cash residue
H. and ~ months with secured iy .ea as 80, ~
Te Indispensable. conveysnoins ~ the .,nsnss ~ ~
purchaser. N ordry ~ ~ :. e.,.. =. ~
Mar D-jss - '"''
FURNISHED ROOMS -ssvera very plesssu, roon. co
municsns he had by applying rd irwin,
House. aide Of r~sinh ~ 7l-svs
NEW VOLUMES OF DE Q.s"cy-. wrlst~xs.-naor-
~ cal md cnrcsl Esssys. vos Al
TAYLOR &MAURy's
spt Bookstore, OH
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COR sALEA farm OF hundred acres in Alexandra county
Virginia. miles from Alexandria, eight from Washington,
Georgetown d. c. This farm has been undergoing
steady by the OF the best last
condition. and cOnsdered by the best
Judges market garden farm" equal TO any in the
county for that purpose
quantity Of meadow land the farm and there is
peaches and appes Of selected irnt
been thorough aud
stable, and crib, recently been erected
500 or 2 900 bushels.
excellent, and there is plenty OF IT,
his personal at
teniion
particulars Major w Mutt Mr. t. r. Upton
adjoining premises VIM d. Waiack, of Alexandra county
1s-2awimo iine,l
MISSES ANDER son have severnl pleasant
without board House
ID first house east opposite Me
ehanc,s Row, Washington.
Mar 24-2aw lmf'
RIO Rent, two large furnished Rooms on Pennsyi-
Browns Avenue House
viii together parties Inquire al this
Office. Mar A-eodino
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EDWARD X. COLLINS L Co,
No. - Wall street. N. "
BROWN, sHiPLEY, co,
Liverpool
q. ROBERTS 4 co.
- King. Arms Yard London.
j. NUNRoE CO.,
26 Rue No,re Dsme ies vcors,
aris
GEO. " DRAPER Havv.
The ships will
huion
adns signed therefor the value expressed
JAMS
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NEW spring summer goods and fashions--DU
IN VAIL BROTHER, diapers and taors having returned
New York. receiving their supply OF The style
English and cloths OF the latest
amongst which of the choicest and richest
brought this Customers would 60 well to call
and ma selections.
We prepared usual have work in the richest
and elegant style. - -
Mar 25-jtaw3Sif DUVALL * BRO.
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CODA for SaIe.-A complete soda water
Drans OF with black marble top Two silver draw
gallons cooler all in perfect order aud
he had reasonable terms BY applying to T.
N. SITUATION, Auctioneer. Mar 2g-eod3t
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by Il. n. srRATrON. Auct,oneer.

(Pennyirana Ninth strest(
DESIRABLE PROPERTY In THE FIRST WARD AT AUG
TiONOn Monday April lith, the O'Clock,
Nos TO- No 81 fronting 81
New York North
containing in all Is $50 feet and improved BY
brick dwelling with six rooms
cash. the residue equal payments SIX
with secured
ndspuiabe Conveys ncng at the Of the
chaser Mar 2a-eodSds
DOR RENr-The desirable residence, with
tachcd Lafayette Square, Penniyani
occupied BY the Hon g. d. Hubbard Possession given
the LIST Of April
the premises, of MIR Richard Smith the
Bank OF the Metropolis. Mar 29-TuThsat'
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Collectors once, city Hall. Nov. q, 1904.
NOTICE TO DELIHQUENT TAx-PAYERS.-Noheeis hereby
IN that the Advertisement Of delinquent
Of aud viii be completed published
about IN. hrsi of December next
The undersigned respectfully represents tina, the law allows him
dcreQn but makes h imperative duty enforce the cOec
by Advertisement and OF all without
which remain unpaid
Al interested forward
paying avoid the heavy Advertisement
n j. ROCHE,
Nov 9-eou Collector.
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m A.TysuN s. sIsrERs, SEMINARY for Young ladie,

Al A. TlS Sun ~ SlbTkLNS Seminary
III. between 18th and 18Th The fourth quarter OF this
institution will commence the 1T day OF May.
Having erected spacious building expressly Tor he ceomoda
school htr dwelling The conslruc
which the and comfort the pupils have
been considered the principals feel assured ey
facilities surpassed by
tabishmen the District The several class rooms
well ventilated.
Their Others respectfully invited 10 call and IN
spect the general arrangements
Being advancing the of their pupils in the
language the services
Prof Raou stated salary and thereby enabled To offer
branch the low Of 81 SO quarter
ADVANCE.
Senior and junior departments including ornamental needle
drawing.
Primary
circulars be had at the institution or
tEe principal bookstores The city, Mar 2s-eodtiohay
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Also, full sheets cloths
ted mandatory OF Rolls Sons, London which
aud shaped hall,
To all Of which respectfully inve The
Mar 10 Republic. H0OE, BRO 90.
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LREsCH's HOTEL. of Frankfurt street rua
CITY Hai square, Opposite the City Hall and
New ORR city, built opened by
1879, and rehad and furnished
yeniHnce, elegance comfort economy
The world contains hotel
tinent all % which gratis.
ned up with msfbeop wsshssnds which supplied
ton water through silver plated cocks. There
room The halls add water closets every
during the aiHbt This hotel
OF odzur and meals may be spacious
and splendid r-fec,ory vicinity
ps business and the principal places OF amusement
2-dan r.. FRENCH