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.,Ja FO WLERS, WELLS T. CO.,
hALtSS Fhrenooeiats and Publishers, 23i Arch st.
" 3below Seventh, Philadelphia. All works Oh
L. 7 Phrenolegy, Water Cure, Magnetism, and
~ Photography for sale at New YORK prices
chronological examinations day and evening
Cabinet fee to visitors nav li-ou
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TO THE LOVERS OF GOOD THINGS.

lust received, 80 chests fresh imported Black
y Tea, superior to any that have yet introduced
at 90 cents pound. This article is intend to in
crease the high reputation ALREADY have in keep
ing goods of the finest qualities. Those who love tc
indulge la q delicious cup Of Tea my depend upor
this, being entirely free from the unpleasant TAFT
and de!eterisus effects general with most of the
Teas retailed elsesh Having purchased the en-
tire mark, this kind of tea cannot be had in any 9th
er store in the city.
Reference can be given to the FIRST phvsicians OF
the District T. NJ p KING
Cor. Vermont ave and ST., st. Johns Square
NAV 10 ct
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Military.

READIsG, Pa, May ia Military coupa.
ny, The Rifles, numbering Loo men, left here
this morning on a visit, at Q o'clock, for Bald.
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12-d

By BARNARD q BUCKLEY, Geotvv,n.
IN FRONT OF THE PREMISES ON TUESDAY
l next, the 10th Of May, at o'clock, p. m, those
desirable and well located Lots No. 90 and 100. on
the north side OF Bean street between Washington
and Green, measuring one hundred and twenty feet
'front.' which will be divided into Eve Lots OF twenty
four feet front and one hundted and twenty feet
deep. .-- ..-u,-.. {. r-..'I - a - :. :, =
Terms Of sale: One 9th cash or an approved note
at sixty days BEARING interest, and the balance a
credit of FIVE years with interest payable Quarterly
bill OF sale given, and a deed on full payment
Title perfect BARNARD a BUCKEY.
may io--d g. "a. Aucf;on..rs
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-k, TAKE NOTICE.
2 BOOTS & SHOES.
To TIE AnYrc

$50 pairs Laiies Heeled and Button Caters of ali
colors 81 - :
1000 do Caters, all colors, 81 so to $3.50
200 co Linen Gaiters, superior 81 25
200 do Misses Caters, ali colors, IL to Al %
Children's shoes and CATERS, 81 to is CENTS
Boys and Youths French Patent Leather shoes NJ
various styles and prices. $50
u I. = TO THE GENTLEMEN. 'hS-s oc
We have every style of Patent Leather and Calf
ters, and ow quartered Shoes
Also just received, superior article Of fine Cal,
Boots, spring shanks. made to our order
which we warrant In every reepect.
By trying one pair of these Boots we know that
you will have none other.
Lo not forget give us call before you purch ase
as we are determined to sell at small profits
Do not forget the store. 5e '1rt,e
A.HbovKR &4sON. o.
8. side Pa. avenue, between 9th and It'll STE.
NAV l0-eoZw '. -, 90
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T G. r. SALOION'S IMPROVEMENT IN
y. BR1cKMAKING, Patented April Is, 1854 -
By this method of making brick the various well.
known facilities and advantages Of the ordinary
manual process ere combined With those of the ma
chine or prers system while many disadvantages pc.
culiar to the action generally of the latter are avoid
ed the bricks made rapi ,ly and dried and pre-
Dared for the kiln upon the bed on which thew ar.
moulded with but little d. Law ard with ut the laeo,
If removal or exposure to defac. to which they
are subjected in the ordinary way. 81 .-
In the foregoing description of my Improvement
references only has been made 10 the plain orins.
~ building brick but it is obvious that by suita.
BILE construction and arrangement oi the platea and
mould box it is equally capahe of Manufacturing
ile hollow cnrnice or any OF the other well know
forms of brick. ~
Patent rights for sale. Address .E
j G. r. SALOION,
Bladensburg Princa George co Md. .
N. B.-Twe hundred well pressed bricks can be
made in enc minute, 'Oittoaa the labor of removal.
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EHOR SALE-A SEGAR AND TOBACCO EsTA
J. LiSIidENT. locatsd In the Dos. pa-t
of the city and doing Very good wholesale and r.
tail business The only reason for selling is tina,
the busines don't agree with the health of the DO
prletor This is a rare chance to an enterprisine
man, as IL sill be disposed Of on accommodating
terms Address 60 c." at this Office 's
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aTEd BGRAPHTC.l
LRSesptien Of Rx-Pfesilsus ]
IN. You.e,a concart

BALrIMoRE May 1--WE understand that
a large delegation Of Baitmoreans viii leave
IN the 81 O'Clock traia for Washington 10 at.
eend MIS- Cecilia Young g oonccrt tonight in
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Ifoh RENr.-six HOUSES for rent. most of them
T. new Rent 5000 per annum. Enquire of W.
SiBLEY, 18th. between g and H streets.
NAV l3-.3:*
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\ CAHD.-The undersigned respectfully In
IA ferns his friends and the public, that he has
commenced the manufacture of MIN sRAL WATER
in this city, and has purchased the Words Fair pre-
MUM Soda Water Apparatus, which enables him t
furnish the public with pure and supsrisr article
Orders will be thankfully received ut his Factory
corner OF "A and streets, ar d promptly ATTENDED
to. WIN. N. II. MACK.
. may Inns late of Georgetown, D. c,
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NOR RENT-Five or six rooms ia a pleasant three
Il story brick House, few doors north of The ave
ue. on 18th street west, and near the departments
fuEni he'd OF unfurni he'd, suitable for family with
- fine yard and pump Of good wa or In it.
TermI reasonable. L r TRUE
NAV l2-3t*
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By GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneers,
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT near the Railroad
Depot at Auction--Un THURSDAY, the 49, Ia
instant we shall SELL in front Of the premises at 5l
o'clock, p m, or Immediately sitter the sale Of the
sale OF Lot No. 2 in square No. $50. north half of
lot in square 6S5, fronting q feet in on North
Capitol street, and running back 1lO feet
Terms of sale One-tlrfrd cash the balance in G.
IL and Is months, the purchaser to give notes for
the deferred payments, bearing interest from day of
sale 10Y -
A deed given and deed Of trust taken.
may Id Ancf;onss-s~
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NOW Is THE TIME

NO" IS THE TIME
~ AND THIS rs THE PLACE.
Ddguerreotyp' for % cents and up,card,.
For the accommodation of those who want cheap
pictures, wilson G Co. have fitted up a fine
Gallery in Lane Tucker Building directly over
the Gallery formerly know n as "Tbompson,s.n
Remember the name aud be sure and find the
right gallery. WILSON a CO.
Pa avenue, between ~ and 9th SIS.
NAV 1T
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dor SALE OR RENT-A small brick HOUSE.
Il situated on Az street, between Virginia ave.
nue. aud street south, on the I-land Rent will
be moderate to good tenant. Apply to GEORGE
W. STEWART. corner of H AMI 18th sts., or to W.
B. wilson, Maryland ave., NEAR said house. =.
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AUCTION EMBROTDERIES

AUCTION EMBROIDERIES. -
NV have Just received from auction q large Let
w of the latest styles Embroideries.
Also, White Grape Shasls, Black lace Wells
Black Silk Laces, Bonnet Ribbons
And many other desirable Goods which will be
sold at abour onehalt the cost of Importation.
WIN. EGAN 4 SON,
No. 2, Pa. avenue, 8. side, near eth street.
may 6-2w
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Arrival Of the wa.hingtou :. i,,,, Az

new HoRk, May 1.-The steamer Wash
ington, which was erroneously reported an ar
rived here some days ago, arrived TODAY. from
Bremen and Southampton Her news " super
ceded by the arrival Of the Canada at Haljfax
On the ID inst, she fell in with the ship Win
chester from Liverpool for Boston, which was
totally wrecked. She took OF her passengers,
and brought them over i14 II III
ThesteanerA Southerner, from Charleston.
which was ashore ON North Branch. Was eotten
OF on Saturday efternoen, and arrived q her
wharf safely
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tfOR ktNf-On 18th street, between and SITS.
IL south. good and convenient Frame House.
containing 10 rooms, with carriage house. Posses
sion given ON the 1st day of June. Enquire of Pc
ter Hepburne, or on the premises : may 1876
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ZINE EDITIONS, in fine Library binding,
IL bound In London for the UNDERSIGNED. of tb.

Ro'in, Bacon, Miltong, Shakespeare, Lcckhart,
Hume and smollet, Robert Hall, Rabelais, Machia,
yelli, Rsnke: Sheridan, Junius, Jeremy Taylor.
Gregory, Failer, Burke, Butler, De Lolme, Neand.r
Gorthe, u. ammont. Mcneil, Miller, Burnett Beau
mont, and Fletcher, South, johnson, and many
others; are just in ported by sh
may eff aFRANCK TAYLOR
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Destructive Fire

HARTFORD, Conn, May Ia Henry French ;
Touring mills, with large quantity of grain
was destroyed by FIRE this morning Loe
heavy.
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nR j. ALLAN CARMICHAEL viii
- continus AZ heretofore to practice his profes.
sion in the City Of Washington.
Office Pa. ave., north side, bet. 18th and 18th sts,
may 9-lR*
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Baltimore Narkefs.

BAhfIseREi. May I6.-Flour-saies of 500
barrels Of Howa.d street at ISIS; City Mills
held at the same price Wheat-I, 500 bushels
offered, small ssles Of red at SATURDAYS prioes
put market unsettled CorRL-sales Of n .0oe
osse els white at 18 a75 cts. yellow at ~
IS cts: mixed at 20. oass-SaIee of 2 600
bushels of Virginia at 81 IS cts; MARYLAND
al % cts; very prime Frederick county at so
cts Butter, in kegs, sold ut 10 a Il ots.; an
rolls, at Is . ~ cts rs
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MISS LESLDE'S Re cetpts for Cock.
Nl ing are for sale at
SHILLIN GTON'S Bookstore
, The new Cook Book by Miss Leslie comprises new
and improved m thods Of preparing ali kinds o.
meats, fish, poultry, game soups, oysters ierrapin
turtle, vegetables, pies pastry, cakes. confectionery
indian meal preparations Of all kinds preserves je
ite', and indeed every thing which enters into The
economy housekeeping.
/ Price 81. For sale at
JOE SHILLINGToN's bookstore.
i Coz. Pa av. and ~ St., 0deon Building.
! NAV loft
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Street Preaching-smugelin. bv III. c.n.a.

BosroN, May l3.-Every prec aution has been
TAKEN 70 prevent riot tomorrow, on account
OF the street preaching of Orr. He will be
allowed to preach and protected from assault
by the authoritiesa The military will be un.
der arms. Ii the Catholics make no overt act
there viii be no trouble. ~"
A merchant, Of eaebec, and passenger per
steamer Canada, was arrested to-day on the
complaint OF Custom House officer Thomas p.
Wilson on charge Of smuggling from 81, geo
to $4,000 worth OF watch es and jewelry. The
parties viii be examined before the United
States Commis sioner on Monday.
The body of Samuel Hunt, Secretary of the
Manufacturer's Insurance Company, who com.
United suicide in November last by drowning
was found this, ersning on the Flats near
Cambridge.
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By J. c. Mcguire, Aucttoneer

By j. G. Meg UIRE, Aucttoneer.
~ shall offer at public sale, at my Auction
foom, OF THURSDAY afternoon, May 18TH at
O'Clock, several beautiful and commanding building
to,s, partly wooded, situated about quarter Of .
mile beyond the city boundary, on the new country
road to Flsdensburg, north CT Cazenova, adjoining
the lands'of Gales Willard, Kelly, Berry, and 9th
ers, containing about 81 acres. The tract win be
offered in lots from one to seven acres, or in one
body, as may be deemed most e1pedient at the time
OF sale.
Title indisputable
Terms: One third cash the balance In 6 and IL
deed Of trust on the premises
JAS c. MCGUIRE,
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LANDSCAPE GARDENER AND FLORIST

LANDSCAPE GARDENER AND FLORIST.
WILt1AN HUGHES, (Ldte Gardener al
y! Mount Vernon, most respectfully informs the
adles and gentlemen of this city and it's vicinity
that he has commenced in the above business aud
Jobbing generally. From long experience in Eng
land and in this country, he atters himself to be
able to give every satisfaction. Any orders left al
his place. corner OF 18th and streets, the Smith
sonisn Institution, will be promptly attended to.
n. B.-On hand a fine collection of choice Roses
and other plants for sale. ap2Alm
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AUCTIoN aAEEai
By e. s.iwRIaHTylGesrr.to~n.

:. By e. s.sWREGHrsf Gesrseto.sn.
VAIUABLE REAL ESTATE At Iuc,,os %,
MONDAY next the 18th inst. at o'clock n,
N, shall seH In ftoot Of the premises IoS NO. ~
ironing o. iest on the north aide of Sc ond strs-t
by l20 In depth, with the improvements 6eine .
buildings, stable, &c. - e.>A
Terms: One half the purch sc money cash. bsI
sncs on 0 credit of six and twelve months 6or an
proved endorsed notes, bearing interest. y
j. 5..- L. 8 WRIGHT, -.'1
may 12-St - 49, Aucfjoneer
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EOR siLE.-That very desirable LOT, on which
l. wers erected my ta. houses recently burned
Toe lot fronts 10 feet the south side of Prospect
near High street; the cellars and chimneys of thu
houses remain unimpaired. For terms, which will
be made accommodating, apply a. my Furniture
Wsreroom on High street. =. -. J. M.MAY,
may 15-eoSta Georpetovn5 n n
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BOOK BINDING.

TN all It's varieties, neatly executed, on the most
l. reasonable terms, by
THOMAS TkIPLETT 4 CO.
Pennsylvania avenue, south side, I'd door
ap4-iftf from 18th streef
A Il tn h REQUEST OF many person,
n We adopted the plan TO dispose by lots of thre.
most magnificent articles here below described) tor
costly to be disposed Of at private sale, viz:
Magnificent solid Papier Msche Cabne', richly in
Worlds Fair, worth $500
superb solid silver mounted, gold edged ladies
Dressing Box, of exquisite workmanship of Loup
XIV. style, worth $3.50
Rich massive metal Roman Clock, with two larg,
Candelabras to match, worth SIS
Nearly al the numbers have been sold The few
remaining unsold can be had by making inmediat
application to our store. On Saturday The subscrip
ton list will be closed The drawing will take pac
neat week. Subscribers sre requested TO call thi
week and settle for their numbers.
sr.. -at 50 T. b. CO.,
Importers of Fancy Goods, BROWNE Hotel.
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By. Q. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

By1J. G. MCGUIRE, Aucttoneer.
LNLEGANT SPAN or HORSES, COACH. AND
IL Harpess.-On TUESDAY afternoon, Msy 10.
st4 o'clock, in front Of my Auction Rooms, shall
sell an excellent span Of dark hay Horses seventeen
nsnds blgh, and OF most commanding figure and sc
hen. 8 years old, warranted perfectly eouud aus
sind IN any harness. drive acknowledgements or
nngW-cau txot eight miles %. hour side by SIDE
tnat being their natural gait and faster when want
"a, me- spirited, and proud travellers, and perfe ty
maoageebis in every respect, are IN 6oe, h~althy
conaitlon, and thoroughly sccmated. free from ali
t7ckS and considered by competent ju5 ges to be AS
ire pair of horses rs there are in the county.
go ALSO ra -sFH ..
very fine Coach and Harness. built to order by
Coils Lswrtucs, N. Y, and cost $50.
The abo fe establishment t. sold for no fault what
ever, being the property Of the Hon. VIM. ~ Twin.
who has no further use for IL %. lh !. =,
Those in want viii find this an opportunity 70
purchase that sci iom occurs. Further particulars
may be obtained on spp'icatIon to the Auctioneer-
Sale positive. Terms at sale. ''-.f
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
may I'D Auctioneer.
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- - - COMMUNICATED.
AND YET ANOTHER PUDDLE.-''A puddle
that is a puddle puddle that for nine years
past, to the knowledge and annoyance of the
writer, has been q puddle, and a puddle, to
abate which, seems to have baffled the skill
and ingenuity Of our city Fathers. And now
dear re aders, if you have any desire to see this
puddle, and could regale yourselves with the
highly scented perfumes arising therefrom,
just stroll to the corner of 18th street and
Pennsylvania Avenue and You will be graft
fed to your hearts content.
ECCE SIGNUM
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT The tbr,s
i story basement HOUSE, situated on the west
side of 18th street between II and l. The house has
eleven rooms including bath rooms, and is neatly
aud genteelly furnished Possession given imms
distely For particulars enquire at No. 2s Hinder'.
1ullulng. 0'N 80 NAV 1S-SfA
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NOR RENT-The second story q the building In
u which have my Office, Immediately opposite
the City Hall 1t consists of two rooms suitable fol
IN Office and hsmber, or two ofices.
map l5-2CA CHAS. 6. WALLAcJ
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RIsLEY'S VAaIEfE.-There was a crowded
house on Saturday night to witness the play
of the Actress of Padua, in which Miss Kim
berry performed the principal character, and
was highly applauded, the lady being called
before the curtain at the conclusion of the
piece to receive the applause of the audience
To night, Miss Kimberly will appear as
Pauline, in the play Of that name, taken from
the French, and from the intense interest th at
its representation has everywhere excited, a
crowded house may be anticipated Welearn
that Mr. Risley has Increased the accommoda-
tons OF his house, ventilated it, and provided
fans and ice water for his patrons
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MILITARY VIsIToRs Tho Reading Rifles.
CAPTAIN Ancona, one of the crack companies
Of Pennsylvania, will reach this city by the
train which leaves Baltimore at O'Clock this
evening. Quarters have been provided for them
at the Empire Hotel. The company, which num-
bers 80 strong, Including the music,) will take
an excursion to Mount Vernon tomorrow.
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FOR SALE AND RENT

LNOR SALE-The good will end fixtures of an old
l. established retail Grocery and-Liquor STORE
near the mail boat wharf. The present eccupan,
declines keeping store. Enquirs on the premiees..
NAV 1a-3,*
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FIRE-Tbe alarm of fire, at an early hour
yesterday morning, was caused by the burn
ing of a stable in The northern mart of the civ.
belonging to Mr.. Hollidge. The loss, we are
happy 70 learn, is not very great o'
The alarm, on Saturday night, originated,
probably, with some wild boys who desired to
see race among the. firemen There was a
row brewing when the companies were about
the Navy Yard, and preparing to return, which
wa; quelled by the promptness of Capt. Birch
and a number of the police and guards. ~
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FALSE Tho rumor that one Of our wealthy
butchers lad lost large amount of money in
the market, which was found by colored man
and returned to him, and for which he paid
but small reward, is untrue. The amount
lost was quite small, and the reward, ditto.
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tns qudntity OF young iOlks ptesenl miSnl ue
judged from their miniature vehicles, which
we're heaped up in a mass outside the enclosure,
showing that - Young America felt no little
interest in what was going forward.
ADAMS & Co.'S ExPREss.-There will be a
public sale by the above named firm on the
18th inst, at Baltimore, of packages with THEN
contents, which have been sent from various
places to Washington, the parties 10 whom
they are addressed, not being able to be found
or not willing to redeem them in order to pay
the expenses Of carriage, yarehousing, DC.
The Isl Of addresses is very numerous, and
soIae Of the articles are very appropriate !;
thus we have one box to the Republican news
paper which is already bored itself There is
one bridge to C. Pennington, who, we believe
is famous for making bridges, &C., &c What
we are surprised at is that the articles should
be sent to Baltimore to be sold by auction. Why
should they not De sold here at Washington,
to which place they are directed, and where
they are now lying,
INQrEsT-The coroner summoned a jury
yesterday, to inquire into the cause OF the
death of a eOlered man named Reuben Toy,
who was found dead on a fishing shore between
the half way tree and ferry landing, on the
MARYLAND shore The body was brought to
city by two Irishmen, who could give no &C
count Of the death. The jury postponed az
ton until this morning, in order that witnesses
might be summoned. ~
Just before going to press we learn that the
juryy sf.er hearing all The testimony, were
unable to determine whether Toy came to his
death from blows or other causes no post
morteru examination being had. - :..
AFFAIRS IN MONTGOMERY CoUNTY.-The
Rockville MIDI Journal states that two hun
bred and five acres of land have been con
demned in that county for the Washington
Aoueduct, and that the amount OF damage:
awarded is Sic, 40. The same paper states
thatIhe wheat crop of the county Is unusuailJ
promising, and that the peach crop mas MOI
been entirely injured, while but few apples
have suffered from the frost. The farmers arr
now busiiy engaged in getting ready tor corl
MrIIr1RY-There will be general muster
of the District volunteers next Monday, II
front of the City Hall, for inspection ana ex
ereise An order to that effect has been issuee
bv the commanding officer, Colonel hickey
and countersigued by the adjatant OF the regi
psnt, L. ]. Middleton
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To-NIGHT's CoNCERT,-Our readers should
not fail to recollect that Mrs. Cecilia Young
gives another concert this evening, at Carusi's
Saloon, which will surpass even the former one
for choiceness of the selections Mr. Davis,
the music seller on the Avenue, will loan one
of Chickering'S splendid pianos for the occa-
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FoRFEITED.-We have just been informed
that Mr.. p. Hevner, who was charged with
being party to the recent kidnapping case
has failed to appear for trial, and bis recogni.
zance has been forfeited in consequence
Ihompson's (another party in the case) secu-
rites have given him up, and he was taken to
Jail this morning by officer Allen