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ANNAPOLIS CORRESPONDENCE.
ANNAPOLIS, MD. Feb. q, Il

81 ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Feb. q, 1854.
youthful rashness skips like hare, over
the mesbes of good council'' Such has been
the conduct of your correspondent from this
city in several instances, but especially SO in
his communication Of Saturday last, when he
gave such false coloring to the character of
the late Assemblies held in this city, by the
mem bers Of the Legislature and citizens. Tor
not the least shadow of distinction was shown
between the upright honest mechanic VIC
choosed to subscribe, and the other grades of
society. Among the managers was the son Of
worthy mechanics and also among the CAV
throng was to be seen the mechanic and his
flmiy, equally enjoying and dispensing the
courtesies OF those occasions. The imaginary
preference and distinctions, said to have been
marked at those parties, were maggots of his
own diseased brain, which have before this
warped and injured bis conduct and disers.
ton There is too much good sense in this
community to countenance any attempt to
make aristocratie distinctions in public amuse-
menis, lwhatever they may do in private cir
cles.) Now when In our halls of Congress and
In our State Legislatures are to be found the
mechanic and tillers of soil, standing shoulder
to shoulder with the lawyer or doctor alike
receiving the respect of all, who are not bi ased
W d haht VI So0u sense anu a0tl-republlcal
feelings. Experience should, and does teach
US, that it is wisest and best to fix our atten-
ton on the virtues of our fellow citizens, and
to dwell as little as possible on the evil and
false. Thus in the light, which emanates from
your Star, presume you desire no intent: onaI
injury shall be done to any class or grade of
society, but in the light you dispense, justice
to all shall be your ruling prinoipl
Our city is again resuming her accustomed
quietness, the great influx of strangers are
taking their departure daily. The Governor
has made his selection of officers. The Maine
liquor law bill sleeps gently in the Senate,
and in few days the Legislature will have to
adjourn, when we shall again rest in peace
1t has been highly pleasing and gratifying
to hear the many strangers who have visited
us, express their satisfaction at the catering of
our respected host, Col. Walton, of the City
Hotel. Truth is powerful land so is good
dinner) and will tell when properly served up;
and if you don't believe me, come and try one
OF the Colonel's. l will go security both as to
your welcome, and to the creature comforts"
you will find provided for his guest. ,
Tours, MALACHI.
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LYONS KATIIAIRON.

For Preserving, Restoring, and Bedmtiiff ying the
Hair, is the most delightful and wonderful article
the world ever produced Its astonishing success is
without precedent in the history Of the Adteria
Hed'ca. Dark and luxuriant curls, soft and glossy
hair, with scores Of admirers (mark this ladies is
the universal effect Of tie Kathairon. Bald and
grey heads we're perfectly astonishsd. ''The Ka-
thaircn has fully restored my hair after badness
of II years. A. J. CouRrRIeHr, IS Bond st., N. Y"
The Kathairon Is certain cure for Nervous Head
ache and all Cutaneous diseases Sold by all dealers
everywhere. Try it. ,tuFor.s-v
Price Is cents in Large bottles. q I 80. i-,'~SaG
D.s.BARNEs, Proprietor, 1eI Broadway Ny.
feb 11-1m = k~g r. "a. .--
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TO CONTRACTORS,
ofF1Gs 81 GoAMssIesta g .BLIc BUILDINGS.

off1es ST ecAusstesta 9 ."UBLIC BUILDINGS.
f.;.-,.-" 81. 1854
DROPOSALs vii be fesstva5 N this ofns- until
l. Saturday, the ed ef April ns1i, y 9 o'ci6cs
p m, for grazing and crawling SO much Of Mary.
land avenue, between Seventh street and Potomac
bridgs, as IS lot now AIDED and grave'led. may
be directed BY TIE Commissioners of Public BuiIc.
ings.
The work is to be Of the best character and to be
done to the acceptance Of tie Commissioner OF such
person as he may appoint to inspect it, and sll thst
is to DC done must be done by the first day Of Octo
Der next
The graveling must te 8. lesst twelve inches in
depth st the nre OF the street. tsreriRg CT gradu
ally to six inches in depth at the sides.
Security viii be required for the faithful PCT.
fOrnanoe of the work.
Any surplus earth from the grading must bs de.
posted at such place, thin a reasonable distance
as tbs Commission shall designate
Proposers viii state the price per cubic yard Tor
the grading and per superficial yard for the gravel
ing, including gravel and ali materials.
B. b FRENCH,
Commissioner of Public Buildings
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BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENTS.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 27-I0p

BALTIMORE, Feb. 27-1OP.M.
had few suggestions in my last letter in
tended for the American Telegraphie Confed.
GRAFTON. Permit me now to say few words in
reference to the Washington and New Orleans,
or great Southern Telegraph Line Its Presi-
dent, Mr.. Mowrey, 1 understand, is in YOU,
city, and hope he may see what design
saying. .,
First and foremost, then, allow me to re-
mark that the Washington and New Orleans
Telegraph Line, as managed, is an absolute
humbug, and, to some extent, little less than a
fraud upon the unsqspecting community. T,
however, make no charge Of designed wrong
upon the part Of its officers or managers. Ie-
norar1ee OF what ought to be done-lhe sin Of
omission, instead Of commission, appears to be
their chief fault. In other words, they do not
seem to understand the wants Of the commu.
nifty, and legislate partially NY meaning
will be more clearly understood by glancing at
the following facts, viz: A preference is given
On this line to all through messages, or de-
spatehes to and from persons at distant points,
over those who chance to be not SO widely
separated. This would look as though the
public at New Orleans and the public ut New
York were more favored than the public at nv
intermediate station. If there is what they
term "thromgh business" enough to occupy
the wires whole day between these two ex-
tremes. it has preference over oil other de-
spatches, though the company profess to re-.
ceiye messages at other points to be regularly
transmitted in their turn. With this under
standing the patron pays out his money.
party, for instance. comes to the Office in
Baltimore, and hands in q message for Rich
moRd 1t is important his message should 90
through in good season, otherwise it becomes
useless. The wires, however, are engaged
part or all day with preferred business. After
this has been done, the message is sent to Rich.
mond, too late to answer or be of any service.
Thus the unsuspecting patron, who supposes
the telegraph deals fairly to all, has not only
PAID out his money uselessly but been mos,
egregriously humbugged The COMPANY nd.
| vertiss to do business upon the terms usually
understood among telegraphs, though they faill
to give notice thattheir customers need scarcely
ever expect to- end or receive q message 10 an =
intermediate point on their line, in time To ~
Of practical or real USE If any preference =,
special privileges are granted at oil, Ia prsc .ic
Wholly wrong0 it should be between place
more contiguous, where the mails are mos
1 frequent aad likely to ~superceda despatohes
unless transmitted quickly, and not at a dis
lance a. between Network and New Orlasns
whore the mail Is seven days in "a sing. tn
whole system il q unbasinsss- like and mani
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Important from Buenos Ayres and uoutsv,d,

BosroN, Feb. 27.-The bark Swan.
from Buenos Ayres, arrived this morning,
bringing dates to January sth.
Exchange on the United States 8 per
cent. discount: Doubloons go to 2o6i.
Advices from Montevideo represent
that the advantage obtained by Moreno
lasted but short time His forces were
completely routed and dispersed by Col.
Forbes. Moreno escaped to Entire Rios.
Gen. Urquiza has been elected Presi-
dent to the Argentine Confederacy, only
two States voting against him. Buenos
Ayres took part in the matter.
Produce of all kinds was scarce and
very high.
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~ GREAT CURE OF RREUM.TIsM-The Editors Of
the Richmond Republic IN. Of Decent Der a. 1852 RI
tina. Carriers Spanish M,.trre Is 10 quack medi.
ci ne.
They had man In their press room WHO WIS at
,lieted With violent mercurial Rheumatism who was
continually sompianing Of misery IL his back limbs
and joints; bis eyes had become feverisa and mat
terry, neck swollen, threat ssre and all the symp.
toms OF rheumatism. combined fifth ssrofula Two
bottles of Carriers Spanish Mixture cured him, dnd
In an editorial notice above they bear testimony
70 lis wonderful effects and say their only regret u.s.
that all suffering with diseases OF the blood are not
aware OF the existence Of such q medicine. They
cheerfully recommend 1t.
See their certificate, and notice in full round the
BOTTLE To- ~
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es- The stock of NOAH WALKER Co.'S Marble Hall
Clothing Emporium, is rich and varied at present.
as In the early part of the season. Strangers and
citizens in want of Great Bargains in fashionable
Ready Made Clothing and furnishing goods should
give them call before purchasing elsewhere. Their
goods by themselves aud purchasers
may rely on 8 good fit. They are closing out their
extensive assortment at greatly reduced prices as
they must all be disposed Of in time for the coming
season. Citizens, strangers, and visitors, call on
them if you would save money.
ian Diff .-...
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New York Market.

New YORK, Feb. 2s.-Flour quiet -
sales of 5000 bbls Of State brands at S.,
'25aS3 southern at So,37a62. Wheat
sales of 5000 bu at 81 &c for white. Corn
sales of 80, 900 bu at IS cts for white and
s9a9Se, ter yellow. Cotton firmer. Stocks
steady I.1aEun~ rgH
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~ WHF Have WE TWO ETEsl-That WAS tho
question which Mr.. WHEATsToNE entrapped nature
into answering, in the new theory of vision In
June, 1888, Prof. WHEArsToNE detailed the true
theory OF bnocuar vision, together with descrip-
ton and diagram Of hisillustrative apparatus which
he FIRST called the SrEREoscoPK, latter two Greek
words, meaning Solids, see,) for which, in $780,
ne was awarded the Royal Medal. Its practical
utiity has been overlooked until very recently it
has been applied to Daguerreotypes. WHITEHURST
has introduced some valuable improvements in the
ANGLES and also in the coloring by which they SUPER
ndvise all who have not seen them To cali at bis Gal,
lery over the store Of Duvsl Bro, near four-and-
a-half street y
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The Consolidation Festival.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 27.-The commit
tee of arrangements for the Constellation
Festival Ball and Illumination have ex
tended invitations TO the President of tn,
United States and the members of Con.
gress from Pennsylvania. The members
of the legislature have already accepted
the invitation.
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500 PRIZE EVERY WEEK.


7 AIDES and Gents who wish to make fortune
IL by teaching new art called Pspier Mache, will
please call ut Beers Temperance Hotel on Sd street.
where you can be taught the art in one or two les
1t is the best art to tray eel with in the world
TO work at, for profit at hone As the work cells
very readily. 1t brings great price, Teachers saa
make from slG0 to $500 per month with all ease as
it has not been taught but short time in America
Ladies of wealth will find it beautiful occupation
also valu 1ble, they ornament their furniture
with pearl flowers or fanny leather work to imita
rosewood carved with little expense. Our price 10.
each art is So for single scholar. $40 for ire $50
for ten. $50 twenty in a class. We find aIl the
articles necessary for teaching, at tho above rates
We will send the published directions by NEIL fol
either art for ST. and warrant any to do it with
NO more instruction.
MR.. MRS. s. ". FORD, Teachers
a. Prof. FORD will give free lecture on Scene
tology or Human Beauty, to ladies only at o'eock
p. m, on MONDAY EVENING, at the West Room
Of Temperance Hall, where . specimen Of both aeti
can be seen and classes formed. A q, feb 24-1w*
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~ Now Is THE T1ME.-The display of daguerreo
types at PLUMB'S GALLERY, Pennsylvania ave.
nue., is truly magnificent. The proprietor is doing
handsome business, and hundreds delighted with
the splendid pictures they obtain there. Let it he
duly remembered nd patronized- Enterprise with
genius deserves support, and what is gratifying, al
ways attains 1t. This accounts for the success OF
Plumb's Gallery. Cameo Daguerreotypes taken in
all WeSthere dec y
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BALTIMORE, Feb. 2S.-Flour sales Of
$500 bbls Of Howard street at 81 so; City
Mills held at S7.75. Wheat: sales Of
1000 bushels white, at l7Sal. so: red at
81. 70al.75.s Corn sales Of Is 600 busb.
els, White, at 75aS0 cents: yellow, Tears.
Butter in kegs at 12a13 els. per h.: roll,
l5a17 cents. %. $50.
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COL. FIR MONT.

ls now engaged In another Exploring Expedition
to the Pacific. q 8. Emerson has long been engaged
in exploring BALD HEADS, and has at length
brought before the Public Compound, which is a
POSITIVE CURE FOR Badness, and to prevent Hair
from falling, which thousands who have used will
testify. See Circulars, to be had of the Agent Is,
giving particulars Price $10O in large Bottles.
Soil by all Druggists In Washington and George
town, d. Q. z. D. GILMAN, General Agent, for
Washington and surrounding country.
g.. .. c. Il. FISHER & co. Proprietors
---.s. No. ~ Superior Street, Cleveland, O.
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testify unjust, that am astonished those in
authority have not long since seen the necessity
of applying the corrective. If they have not
lfasaehk Of il, maj they now begin to think, and
act Promptly RopBRfcK.
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- When death is at the door, the remedy which
would have saved life If administered in time, comes
Do late. Do not trine with disease. Rely upon it,
that when the stomach will not digest food-wben
faintness and lassitude pervade the system-when
the sleep is disturbed the appetite feeble the mind
letharge, the nerves unnaturaly sensitive and the
head eofused--rely upon It, that when these symp.
toms occur the powers of vitality are telling and
that. unless the nschie. Is promptly checked, life
,cW o. sAtorrsd as well as rendered miserable Now
We know from a.s Of testimony, greater than
ever before In favor Of one remedy that
Hosfaud' German nitters, prepared by DR.. c. Nj.
Jackson, Philadelphia VII, .-,mediately abate and
in the en- entirely remove sill of tho disorders as
surely rs = mathematical process will .elre ROD
lem who, then, Will endure the agony, and the
For sale by Druggists everywhere.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2S.--The Phila
delphia markets unchanged.
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w ashtn gton, Feb. Ia, 1854.
NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. J. WEsLtY Ell
IN Gibson is duly authorized to receipt for us as
the Executors Of VIM Ii. Peace. late of Washington
city deceased. RUTH A. PEACO,
j. W. CHEW,
feb 20-tf nptpN txacufore
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highly recommend to the notice Of our readers the
beautiful Stereoscope Miniatures made by Meesrs.
Adams Dunshee, successors to Thompson. They
are practical Dasuerreotypists and fully understand
the business wMch ia evident from inspection Of
their productions. They give to their subjecti au
easy natural position, the right tone of complexion
hsrmonize the lights, manage the ref ctions soften
the shadows and in tact give you Daguerreotyp pc
which cannot be equalled in this city, in proof Of
which they will be happy to make picture of any
Person, free Of erpcnse who would like to lest their
skill In comparison with rival establishments.
Remember the metropolitan Gallery" frmerly
Thompsons, Pa. aveDne. bet. AZ and 9th sts
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- New style of Daguerreotypes, on Paper and
dlass-Strangers and citizens invited to cali and
examine the New Style of Pictures now made at
ROOT Co.'S Gallery, Pa. avenue, near 7th street.
Admittance free ian d-dtF
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Charleston Market

CHARLESTON, Feb. 2S.--Cotton is firm.
er, and held higher. ne
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~ Joe Shtliington receives all the NEW
BOOKS and NEWSPAPERS as fast a published. He
is agent fer Harper's and all the other Magazines
and our readers Will always finds large and good as
sorneBt Of Blank Books and Stationery at his Book
store Odeon Building, ccmer Of X street and Penn
syivania avenue auu 10
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II A z r lie D.

On Sunday, the 26th instant, by the Rev. ]. B.
Danelan, ALMERICUS ZAPPONE, to Miss MAR
GARET A. S0YCE, both of this city. .~ .s
In Norfolk, Va, on Thursday morning, the 23d
instant, by the Rev. d. S. Doggcit, THOMAS nj.
CROWDER, editor and proprietor Of the Southern
Argus, to Miss LUCE, daughter of Colonel James
Walker, OF Madison county, Va. u (. Iaa@r -.
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NOTICE.

4 LII persons indebted to the estate Of the late
IA ". II. Peace, are requested to make q set ie-
ment before or On the 6th day of March reat; and
all persons having claims against said estate, will
render the same Immediately, a. the old stand now
occupied by Mrs. PEAoo.
RUTH A. PEACO,
JOHN W. CHEW,
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PERRYAN PATENT PENS.

GNh I'm A1GNX 1EN0.
pLANK Books; Inkstands Envelopes of every
ID variety, penknves, porte monna:es, combs
brushes, folders. blue black, and red Inks, indeli
BILE ink, Green's pencil eraser, States drawing ZEN
ellis, metallic memorandum books, extra blottinc
paper, card Of all kinds.
And IS good an assortment Of SHEET MUSIC as
can be found in the District. --
Persons in want of a book of popular music can
make selection on accommodating terms. at
p Winners,
eixth street, near Louisiana avenue.
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Aa- A'sfcsfrfoa sfS LANES Kew to preserve
besu' y-Dont use Chslk, Lily Witt. or any Of the
50 called cosmetics to conceal faded or saliev con-
pleSion. 40 - p74ozzA as1-i s-a~5 s-.-5ss
Hycu would hare the rosss brought back to your
eoees, clear; healthy, and transparent skin, and
ne and vigor infused through the syStern got bot
tie OF carters Spanish Mixtures and take it sesord.
inS % directions 1t does not taste quite 90 wen
Your sweetmeats; but If fter few doses you do not
ma your health ard beauty rewriting, your step
ELASTIC and vigorns and the whole system refreshed
ana inyigoratsd like Spring morning, then your
possess go for nsugt II Is Tire grestest purifier Of
the blood known is perfectly hariess, ard 1t the
same time powerfully cfficacious. 'f' 15aj , .'.'.
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AUCTION SALES.


BY CIR ZEN e. SCOTT, Auctfoneers.
HoUSEBoIp AMI KIrcNry rrpNrrrpr :,
oAnAY H. assh ins.sni- ne
shall srfl At IN o,sIoS- 80 Ss.e.ssrssee>rsr~
nue, betveet 10Th and Ii;b s,@as,. 49, NJ +, n
Chrkesk brps store a 'h.ndsom. ...srt.,nt ~
nearly new fur niture, viz: =
and eshs1 ch,;rs s0i's' Psrior' hockins,
Do Dressing and othsr Bureau. ado.
DO nsTblet tap centre, Pisr, and ctter In.
saes. =
Walnut booses e and Secretary, Lounge i'a
Feather Beds. hsis end shact Mattresses --'a
Girsad solar and ofhef LAM f.o3
China, Glass Crccsery and Sunswsrs - -...'.a' y
Giitfrans Mirrors, Hatrark, &c. 80 '8' =
Radiator, alright . nd oosi Stoves = -
Terms ga An sums Of sas. cssh over sas = eredi,
Of sixty and ninsty dsys for notes saassetory IN
dorsed. bearing interest. : s
sie' a. s'e az, .sini.a.e goa quay AZ hesro
don ~ ~ - -" GREEN ( scorT. :
fsb I'D -eaEH ~ Auctioneers-y
H4- The nboye saIN IL possoou ed mn.
On FRIDAY the "A M,rrh s.ma pour -
~ CRaES 4 s.orr -
feb os-d n .-.+gsa - - - A rc,Son..s
---------
BY K. 8, WRIGHT C.ecruefo~~n.
DRICKs. STONE. &C. NJ tuc,,on %, vern.y
promo near the n,srss On sne ner,n ts 81
IN Ff;,L,,. - a. .-.. -, 80 $500 ' snsHi
"a coo RIO - ~ " o.. NC
Is6 psrsS stor. 90 -. f.e,.. .
nors Nv las 20 h. -ateo>,s -,,h,. sea.-~,.
-. :" ~ 1O'OA ",.nt "a w , AL ~'e'
tS 1-is l.; @
- - Hcl.roneer. =
BY GREEN S,,lTT- aucrfnu..re
~,IIoC,,y -
nj &C. Lur,ion rtfnpsh,y ~. %! 10,
80 az? az Ausuoh.7 -on THURSDAY, me zSi
hnm' a. ~, siock IN, we snail sell AZ our ware
o': on oen s'rSeI, between Missouri ana pennsy
so n'a s.ehues, between two ard three thcufHnd
sssnn S, noa.ds ana plank, Viz; -
. ono G, 6 ~ uS' y, :, = fianh
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~ To ALL WHOM 1T MAI CoNcxRSLHsying a
thorough and practical knowledge of the Iron Foun-
dry buslness, and knowing that can, and deter
mined that will give salts action Goth as regards
with orders for CASTINGS solicit the patronage of
the public. shannon
WIN. sMALtwoop, Rock Creek Foundry, Pa avenue,
near Georgetown, Washington. feb gi-1m*
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$4,000 WORTH OF BARGAINS

DAR Of Slippers, Stockings, and Gloves ell for so
L cent?: SLACK Silk 90 cents yaid Car ct Il
cents; Bonnets Is cents; Undersleeves Is Chemi
setts 20; Check cents; Calico cents gloves cts
Undershirts 81; Shawis 81 Embroi dsrcd Elastscs
cents, &c. go IL. ~ '.s,,,I1E
ALSO, Ladies' Gum Sandals Co. Slippers 81; Caters
10; Mems Boota 81 so Children's Shoes %; Umbrel-
| Les 81 cents, &c. =
Come to the Great Cheap Cash Store lbr Barsatns,
corner OF It'll and sts., NORTHERN ubsrties
Jan lit J. j. BROWN.
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II 4 II 4

b.. -. .fra .s r:-.. ID f ID. ....-
On Monday, the 9th instant, WILLIAM THOM-
AS, son Of John F. and Annie Huvenner, aged IL
months.
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FOR IGN AND AMERICAN MUSIC

M RS. G. ANDERSON has just received an invoice
1ll of Foreign Music, selections from Operas from
the beat authors, home publications, songs lieces
waltzes, polkas, &C. Songs-My Canoe is on the
Ohio; Vert Thou to Speak FAREWELL Happy Hunts
mems Song; When the World Sleeping; In Child
hood Dallied; Then Fly with Me; The Phantom
Polka; Captain Charlotte's Polka; Good for Nothing
Polka; Blind Boys Schottisch, besides many other
songs and pieces, blank music backs, music paper,
and guitar strings of the best quality.
Between llth and 18th Streets, Penna. av.
fab l1-tf
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FoMUso CuBKsIN POWDERS, sanctioned BY
the Medical Faculty, certain, safe, and effec,ual
remedy, for che cure of all those diseases rhsre Gu.
Deb or Corsivs are used. Prepared With great care
ana attention, BY z. D. GILMAN, Chemist, Pennsyva-
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MRS. Mowatps Autobiograpny.-A
vi further surply Of this popelar and intea est
,llg book which has ready met with an unpreca
dsnted sale, just received at
TAYLOR MAURY's,
feb "o-n p Bookstore, near 9th et.