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BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
THE HYOROMACEN,
Waterproof, Anti-oonsumptive
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H.fhCOUH1', BR.fDLEf u co.
~ Market ST., Manchester.
Principal Warehouse, lo2 Wood Street, Cheap
side, London, England. American Establish
ments, 80 Ann steet and l02 Nassau Street,
Eew-York, U. s.
fINlE Hydroms gen IL valuable discovery for pro-
l. teeting the feet from damp cold, and therefore
a preventive Of many Lung diseases, pithoaf any
doeforsg rhatsuer. Tho H. dromagen is In the form
of sole, and worn Inside The boot shoe. Its med
Gated character Is a powerful abtidote TO disease.
For Gentlemen II will he found agreeable, warm,
aud healthy, 10 wear in the coolest ranes wealth
OF, as the foot cannot become wet II the HydroaRen
Is inserted. Ladies' may wear the highest soed boots
or shoes IN the most Indictment weather vi it'll Impunt
while Consumption, so prevalent among The young
OF our country, may be tbwarted by their general
adoption. They entirely sHpersedf ouersAoss the
latter cause the feet 10 perspre In very unhealthy
manner aud, besides, are not dangerous wear 10 pc
dcstfans In icy weather, like india rubbers. While
the latter cause the feet Ia appear extremely large the
Hydromagen, bein. mere thin slice Of cork pTepar
cd, peculiarly placed inside, does the size
Of the boot, OF cause the foot 10 appear untidy To
Children they are extremely valuable, as they may
engage IN any exercise with comfort and healthy ef
feets Their expense u 80 slight a scarce need
mention besides, those who patronIze them will
lind their yearly dooors bills mHnA Diminished thereby.
A. the Hydromagen Is becoming more known, It's
sale Is increased u almost incredible extent Last
year IN London Manchester, hirming CHAM, Liverpool
Glasgow, Leeds, Dublin, Paris, Antwerp, liambnrgh
and Berlin oor saios reached ,732, i50 pairs Of Cork
soies THIS year the number will Tar surpass that
Ask the Faculty their opinion II their value a
preventive for coUoHs, CoLDs, BRoscHtrI., Asrn-
M, and torsunrnos.
Mems Size, pr pair, 80 Cents.
Ladies' do 30
Boys' d. Misses do IS
Noricr-from The Retail Prices we make a very
liberal allowance u Jobber. aud Wholesalers, 80 That
any siorekeener may make fine profit on their sale
while they article that may be kept IN any
store, among any class Of goods.
For terms. apply 10
HARcOunT, BRADLEY 4 CO.,
TnJ Is Ann street, New-York, U. n.
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KEN rUCEY RENEW,

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KEN rucKY REMEDY, |
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stHn' 80 sad Nef''Ns irai.ciw Aas
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t"~d"'s
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Va"Fh. rhfrhhh- va" hA'" 'fNininfi tis Ne
SHIRT laiiF rntr-rAfNs v Nfstend NJ owe Be- l.,
hrtsd o. huf Al HpFf"'si " Hni conHisti " ! .
hNh'd ''fws Wac" rh'.E@"' stpivs h.ts.
sr'Fn ~ 'lf hflHi lh~' I" ''oh'sdl' iis No. NJ.
Ehihh ~ rarr'tn's iiH' No. r''t '"fn pissed ~ !
f""H- NNiF"F" hi''' @i' "HNf fh'fari@rs ~ ~,
=" ne"ier ." "H'"s l"'r nH"ss Afts"d'J 10 W. rs
w"td"iHh % soy r@fm"rf tsn-d', h"isinrs.sa
Hr' h"A 'fh'"'. W ," We h'kh"r' a'Fitf, tsa. ),
o'h''- ~" Trashy ih'd !lrr support iH h'a Z
""',lA Nhsh me- NOV y '"f.s" 81 aris -
s"i 20 ~ 'ih'i-n r''him""it' AsAn s'hrtss f~i y
mi"~"'f h.'" ga Aha ie'fFetAhs phssi'Nus d 70
AHHeWs W "a" '"f"""i'' '" "hFh thsi h'si
TESTIMONY.
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81, ,,,u,,,,1, an, ,l, .aaea., Of tuIi. Sa,s.a.'
nr a. ys,.,,u r,,,t,...,,, 81 ,h,,o,.r, Az ~ y
MN, ,,1,,. ,s', alst 49,, ~, ~, W ~, less
,o,,,r.iuy john uolli. ,..u,ou a., r,tr.s, a, s,
snJ -. a., ,,,,.,,,, l., - -. -, - W ,sai-lAA
ruinl-u,id AMI ~. is, pto,nl.rs veil In rlIis -
l.ul.,ill. ANA. d lsaA
hhst br lSi.s ph, .ei~u b, Arpnininsul 10 N. 10
ssiile Natn. iia.i NJ nj sa,s 81 tufts SatsaVAfils
isuisvus Msfrh " ~
have examined the present pen t,f tue pter-raasi
inin iph. s~s-apsrtiis sod Hst. IN. caiabiusual,s
90 az .sc-ent ue aud well calculated 70 pr,-ins. "a
,h.rs1ivs hapf.ssi'n III. rNsi.n hsv. ossd kas
puhlic Ani private rracfirc snd tlink Il III. tsi
wiiris ~ S=rrapatiiia nav In use
tNln p
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-, - man, -
q. ioohos NJ 'ptil zp'h, 10
Al, Non, ~ 81, Az ,s.',,., ~, ~ -
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an - ~. Mss. US,,,
nv .ar. bat OWN, exposure 70 bitter cold -s.l4i
nHN' '''" hder~.i ~uh Acnis hheumssm nlNHrs
~"hih' AMER having EXHAUSTED ny still la ths u-a.
a'''a 80 ~, ,s.. ','a o.,ss no o.n'nt, vs., inassi
AN
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aln,NN Observation-Disclosures


We etsnsf naf ND Nprf.
rwruN A co sals seaisfrgrsss - f.sasi, p
80 4s1ea rsisnt Esiislaa H.fsf rsvsts go Nssi
a., Ti.sssitinf aesfirts aat rslatsAa.. AternNsa
,f.ftasrfs 81 80 " hassAig ss4 Effsii trAlefs
Af.aa.fafsi Nssaiass sna iieItefusals sAhs lsie.i
az ~ 81 aprease4 AiNts sttaai acsisss - eTaif
r,.lf i.rass t4a asa aad ftl-ssf rasts. 49, ittiH
,fsf. tJ-N afttaafr so @stss Gs-Iia, 30 sta y
ns.sIp -. aihstf. n y.
uYNRN o. EMLHN. JAMES REuiini-p
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GOLD a sILvER GOODS.


4 tN TOR 6tott. VI. ttGttt, trftnlNl
unacf ~ Ashlsy t-tsf, late ~ HE tttN ofl-'n
doe, Ear>and. tas tAker ~ bts sidt w nufitaftsa
Nefaeflt. nra IL nov pepafsc - f4fstics nlsm q A.
rcrs, Tuinsfs auc tlcefs rersiait, salt Rhsuni. We
astrsi Ds~esss., whether AGATE thrsais, aed AL
Catsnrpu. Diseases the slia. Hs Isstfes himself
nj inAe sus ief.uh under isein hs
net eefr, and akss sfaFge whtfs ihefv q cure
effected. fer.ns hfinr,ne ceftnsales lr.a the Mn
- Their kshrisn, ~ then ieahli,, lss he aill
cue wiihaat eh4rgs. and will tufieu hundred dii.
Lars IN even Vt isilnrc tbs be ireis assafvd
vii he sufrirnl cnyiars the Fahr that be ds.es
hrane b. that class II persons called ehafiatkns,
quActs, who i've efoa the safsrinFs and srsauiity
81 their ieiigw rfsaiares
symptoms of Cancer.-rhis disease esigi
mates the fuun II iiaiiacs, warts. scales horny
pfiobcrAnces frcmcnts, and tuhci
culAf elevations Sometimes unusual heat, aud very
unpleasant itching, Succeeded BY tw itching, and
sensation rh A. II there ny ~ spder crswlas
oter the part, AHd ~ intervals darling. shcotnf
pain, which becomes frequent a. the disease
progresses. II aito originates IRON hlos, hru-es and
the erinAr, causes and states Of Inflammation pro
duce Cancel rttef and anxiety ART Aro, it, causes.
Forrpw Tor the loss uf relatives, also, often pr,ures
It, his favored by als and by the unmarried state In
woman when H eccuts w the married, Tho measrs
almost always ecess hfsi, shu~ ING connection he.
tween them u also apE-afs very commonly Al the
lrrod whcn this secretion disappears. ioeenfs
IN subjects young a. hec years, hut common
ad, anred life, and scnufula pfsdispo-cs to H.
The Doctor viii attend ON patients In the country
u called apon 20 do So Ills address d Dr. George
Tighe, OF Pine aud Pearl SIS. burlington VI
27m6 GEORGE NJ. TIGHE, Praeaeai casfsr Doctor
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DRY GOODS
NEW STORE AND STOCK.
IL. McMICHlEL a. co.,
yobbers &. Retailers of

Foreign a. domestic Dry Goods,
a5l a 35i broadway, cor of Division ~. Albany.
LARGE STOCK cf CARPETS q OIL. CLOTHS.
our Wholesale department occupies three large
and spacious floors Ia the same bilding, entirely
separate from retail department. Werespectiully
solicit an inspection Of our store and Stock.
n. MeMl:HAEl-J. NJ. McMICHAEI. u. GORDON
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Clements Splendid Line Of Steamers


and the Railroad from Chicago 10 La Sale and st.
Louis, forming the most PERFECT and COMFORT
ABLE ROUTE To ST. LOUIs-First Class Steamers
form Daily Line between La sale and 81. Louis.
OCT This Route affords to Travellers, either for
pleasure or business advantages enjoyed by any
other. Tho Boats Of the line ON the North Passage
are less exposed to the stormy and rough weather in
rident 10 trip by the South Shore and are not sub
iec To any detentions that other lines by going
10 Ports difhcult Of entry. The picturesque beauty
and magnificent grandeur Of the Detroit River,
Ioyed from the noble Steamers Of this Line has M
equal The Raiiroad from Detroit TO Chca go passes
through all the principal towns Of importance Mich
tgan--an advantage not enjoyed by any other Route
and one that entities II TO precedence over all others
HT-Baggsge conveyed from the Cars 10 the Boat
FREE OF CHARGE, by delivering their Cheeks ia
mo Agent on the Train, OF al the Depot, and checked
through on the Route.
or u. w. WHITING is Freight Agent for the
Line, Office on NJ. &. II. r. Doc K, Buffalo, Also Gen
oral forwarder. VIII forward Freight of any kind
IN any direction by any mode Of conveyance, at the
lowest rates, and with dispatch. Mark Packages care
I'D. W. Whiting, Buffalo"
Through Tickets
Tan be procured Of the Agents OF the Line, East Of
buffalo, and at the Office, NJ. q. r. H. Wharf Bufia
Passengers wishing 10 go through by Railroad from
uh ,lo can have tickets exchanged by paying the diff
ference IN fare CHARLES Il. NOBLE,
Bnhain, 1891. Generai .9gent, Bpfaio.
w. IL. HAGADORN, Aeent, kaiand. &c I
L ARD.-Lard ofthe best quality, at
IL q. n. COLE 4 co.
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WATER WHEELS
IT q M III O w nDr-,

u n
iiE sul'sfriher having purchased Of T,ss,,,,
Il hetti hls Improvement 90 DIRECT ACTION
Aihh WHEELS, for the state 81 Nsru,nnt ma
anted sept 7fih, 1850, 10 ready 10 furnish xy.,.,
wheel. for Saw NILS, Grf.1 MIIis.
rtsreh WIS, 90 Zoe any other Water Nhesls suek
s Paper Mills, Trip Hammers, Ae.---
lhs advantage these Whasls have o,sr h ibex
require mnrh less ~A,sr than any other ~hs.ls
saoeps We "ftfsbO 80 large Hfsssf Nhesis ff ~ ~
hhis. use from ~ 10 10 ne bee 81 water A, ,hs
~ 40 OF NAiff feqnfcs Fourteen feet head of ~sl,,
ulnn Saw MIL N"'
These Wheels are made 81 iron, aud east ia on.
'sfe There are ssf,ous area ~ Nhsels 40 inches
ieeii feet snd feet They are 30 ens,r,st.d mai
ihe1 esn be attached to wooden shaft without Alter
iHg original betting % FeanaF
d, AddTe-s SIMEON a. BUXTON,
Wy ffoprietof, Rutland, u
REFERENCES.
Nathan g piefee, Heaiaainstsr Kyfndhsa n.
~. isnHa sfot"hs ..,...,..s... caisdoniA 90.
SafdEef - fFlrf, bufks,........ % Do
J,,ssih n. Stevens, HAfdsist-... 90 a.
thsuhfsY a.. DfosH, Hhf0.sld, do d.
Alfred Cray, fhsfIsld, .....-... DO A.
fhiiaadsf Ossn, Glover. ...... Cdeaas "a.
JuaE Kelly, bnrbtoH, ....... f..rf o.
i2@-- AZ shssih, hyds5ah.... iAaviiis "a.
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bnv. examined the ii,t Of Aricl-s that ga l-s gabs
Bus lstrnrt Ut s@rapari a. and have ~ Ls.aliNuia
-H,iug that IL b sale snd valuable conipenbd soua
prefer II 10 any article IL use for Tho 4at. aii.
from pure ,fnte Of the bood nr lslHt Of tue ssa
! cunhiehtis recommend " TO my tr~nas bhf
po~-rful Extract. and ,ns that believe vA -
es,f-. 81 di,,atrt Tor which 1t h reoomn tpi't si
according to Jif-ctionr ! b+liev, II to L. tssts
snrc'janeum TO Mercury - NAY have my docei
~i'sii.r Ia the niusi violent aud protrarei cas-
:! Phis accompanied With Nodes u ophs h. carlo dA
bones ~is~r ought not To ru.cse s,t, other f.ns
r. u. M,uON I'm, ~
hon"rnr, h-nihct ~ the Medical s,.,,.,, phAAAsph
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u C. sTANNARD, Conf, leaves Buffalo Mondays
q Thursdays.
plymouth tlOtk,
q. Z. WILLIoUGHBY, Conf, leaves Buffalo Tues.
4 fnd'-.
.tlan FLOUR,

TT. HODsON, Com'r, leaves Buffalo wednesdays
Saturdays.
One ofthe above splendid Steamers will leave the
Michigan Central u. X. Lime Wharf, al 9o'clock ?. NJ
the arrival Of the Lightning Trans from New
York and Albany. Running through via North Shore
without landing arriving in Detroit the afternoon
IN time ior the Lightning Train for Chicago over
heavy r Rail-a well soddod road, free frni dust
comfortable night Cars built expressly for the roue
The best Ralroad in the Union CONNECTING with
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We earnestly Invite all parsons who 81. saa-rs'a
any Of the Ills that nssi II heir TO- call 90 lar
buils hg.ut, aud got copy 81 huls Family !oaFA
ahArisj aud for The shke Of humanity w LoJ~ 49,
sngir individual will not be- found unN ng gi's bv
rhf"pHfiiiH frtl amer reading sud rroosstng a a
same unls that u h Impossible for the Doctor punis
the tenth part 81 the number OF certificates u aouns4
eurvs reformed by his sarshpAriiiA. III. snouni 4
testimony voluntarily fhower.d on Dr. Buus sar.spafs
from we'll kDosu and distinguished indiFtiuAls Dotl
public aud private Lille, has bssn perfectly o,a~hsln
Prtn cipal Onires No. Gelsey BuiIdibr, Cos
sndi street, New York, and No. Filth street, L4a
willie, Kentucky.
For sale Wholesale and Retail, w POND tMOts
Main and Washington streets, Rutland, W 81
Agents In this vicinity 3Jyl
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UI-H"nr. ~ha, De fispp, phy siriss uho siial, d
the top - his profession, .ay Of John huus Sainafs4.
have 'ern u'ing John bull's shsapntila in rs
sarriy ~ ciI"nir dis-s'ss, with ilr nosi happt Tia
and have no hs'itHiion In recommending 20 IL. psse
for tie rurs 81 rrrvfuH phils and ali rutAnnous
slnndnnr diseases. Your, meat fstseutiy.
iswisr"rt, k.., Apnl Q, 1919 Nm sIArP, NJ u
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nc '"InlnIIFN btIIeFIHE IEaI tlU FuIttst OF IhIs
Great National Undertaking
will he materially fs"ted by the energy aud enter
ptise oi intelligent aud perseyernE Agents. have re-
rolyed TO trosi with such the most literal terms
Any pefson wishing TO become an Agent. by send
lag post paid,) 81, viii receive by
RETURN OF MAIL,
. One Dollar Engraving, "ciFT TICKET, "a pros
pecius, Catalogue and all other necessary inform
alton.
on the final completion Of the sale, the Gifts will
he placed 10 the hands 81 COMMITTEES OF the Puphas.
efs 10 be distributed due notice OF which will be Civ
on throughout the United states aud the CanAdas.
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ae,. x. ". sKm0N.-ns,. Il. sTgyE,s,s

coNriuiytR Rev. d, W. s~i,on Is ~idcly aud eetsr,t
tno~b a. sn eloquent and accom- phed pastor u iAsl
church, aud h-v. k Stevenson has heel kno.n VA.
OF tiis most iHsnisi and ssalous member that Ion
tuck, Conference could boast u for many yam .ss
this thu. !. hliing the high aud Responsible static dlea
for the " l. iiOot Concern.
fouisvIlir, May ooh, IN
We have used john Hnlls sar-a,Hfis, and haw saau
to lie used, With sbiir. srtisiArtion aud v. hs-
hesitation Ia stating our b-il-f. that II h ai a.
valuable medical compound, aud eaicnlatsd 10 pss.
much good aud ruii.ss much suffering sud tiass'
you'd chserfaiy and meet earnestly rreon,msna =
afflicted ~ SIMON
ffignSdl xTlklstds
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Tks1taiONy.
NJ PyLKs NJ,
ns,ia.nt rhysieian louisville Martin, Des,l

loUhos, Ky, April 25th, lS9
Ss -fsupit M. 10 aidre.- tos gu O frs linss ard 10
The h"ror I" t.py 80 a request that viii make as
cancellation ~ til. letter. etc
an rralnS'e uf Tfanss lvAni- Medical uni,efaii
nav" prActie. n.cine IN this wilderness eountfy sat
nv Year, bat owing 10 exposure bitter cold -,aia
nav. is.B iudrprs.j ~iih Acute kbeumsiism slours
uiohihs Ansr having ,xhAusisd my skill ig ths ha.
a'it II NY cas., and deriving no b.n,ht, vas inas.i
Q" give iouf ttutr ExraAir % sAHstrAailLa fair ua
snd s"r'Hinlsls purrhassd hoti. " ynur msens rs
HEtnt. hr. uvorgs T. itown, about tAn us.ls a.
aud AUS cess that bottle hss rnti.ly rufsia o,
Il s ~, "pin'on that your preparation II SAf..t.
y d'cislA sup"Ihr TO any other preparation no. y 10
aud Win take great pleasure 10 Recommending Ii to ID.
,ictd NJ being remedial agent, aud viii ai, ihs
rhl sicIanr q" uss " b. their practice. etc
Eskl.ctfuiy lpnrs, H. d hlItN Mn
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INDICATED INHALATION.

ARD.--Lard ofthe best quality, at
q. n. COLE a. co.
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Removal.

IhE hatiAad toasty usokstors has
j irs1 tcaassea ~ NJ Nhstlsstea risssi, Ixs
s.-~s hsius The ftet Oaes, hsfr MAJ be h.saa an
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-31

EsrAKTEKo.-Ths successful adyenturer whom ,opulsr
iumuii has once more drfted into power born in
year 1888 He is therefore srty-two years Of age When
lad he was destined for the ecclesiastical profession for
which feeble constitution and connexions able to for
ward his interests in The church fitted him more than any
remarkable tendency eiy His friends are said to have
been much incensed at his refusal take cow His
youth passed amidst of military excitement in
his native land and in 1905 he Joined the Spanish 10
fight agains, the French obtaining after commits
sion This he resigned in 1911 bat embarked under Gen
Morillo captain in the Spanish army for South Amer
ca IN 1875 where be continued until the complete failure Of
the wal against the reroed provinces He then returned
in 1924 Spain where be was made brig adler general
We do not know that his bravery doubted but
the history OF his private life during he nine years Of his
absence from home said have been more than dis
credtabe
His next appearance ths public stage in favor Of
Christina the present Queen Mother, who will perhaps;
shortly be tried for her crimes under his government On
the death of Ferdinand VII his brother, Don Carlos
claimed the throne in virtue Of the Saque law which
cludes females from the succession to the throne Isabella
however the daughter of Ferdinand maintained by
her mother to be the Queen Of Spain the ground
that the Bourbon dynasty the Spanish throne
bound only by Spanish French laws and customs and
that the Salque law apperained exclusively France
and not TO Spain Esrartero sided with Christina who
made Queen Regent repealed the insurgcn Carliss
from Madrid in 1896 and created commanderinchef
of the forces of the Nsrth, and viceroy of Navarro
Aided from abroad, with popular feeling and justice in
h favor he able to render much service against the
badly but braveled Caris and in 1887 performed his
great feat of driving them the Ebro In 1889 he
created grandee Of the first class and received the title Of
Duke Of yittoria Don Carlos lief, Spain and in lsso
Esparero crushed the remains Of the Csrlis faction under
Cabrera In consequence of the persistence Of Christina
in passing law crcumscrbing the liberties Of the Spanish
municipalities instruction broke out which obliged her
abdcae; and in May, ls4l, Esparero proclaimed
by the Cortes, Regent Of Spain
The plots against his authority well known Espar-
WAS during his regency the entire and unprncpled
tool Of the English government and SUCH lost the
hdenoe of the people and the respect of the mobiles Both
ODonne and Concha with whom he is now allied con-
spired against him. Finally, in ls43 Narvaez succeeded
in driving him from Spain His power and influence had
entirely ceased that his absence scarcely noticed
and his uncsred for and unelt He seemed TO have
sunk into contempt new and unexpected turn of for
tune has, however brought him upon the field
Of action and he has returned Madrid the head
ministry and champion of the constitution Of 1887,
which be formerly supportedJournai Of Commerce.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Auer AT TIE CAPIToL--TheIe large and fashion
able attendance Of ladies and gentlemen and chill
den on the Capitol grounds last evening listen the
spng nusc Of the marine band The musicians seemed
Tax thef s TO the utmost and they performed
ter The sonAg Polka and Jordan il hard road 10
travel ensened the adults and many Of the dear ones
danced The polka with grace and beauty.
VIRGINIA oADrrs.-The cadets from the Lexington yr-
nia) Military Institution did reach the city yesterday
as Eas expected Ii is believed they will be here Friday
ERECTION MARKET Horsss.-we give below the act
of the city providing Of
ket houses
AN ACT authorizing the erection market houses the
First and Fifth Wards.
BE enacted, de- That the sum of ten thousand dollars
or 90 as may be be- and the hereby
appropriated payable of the fund for the pur
pose OF erecting market house north east of
board be Constituted committee advertise for bids
Pecincahons Tor building western market house, and
they report To the councils all bids and specifications
submitted recommending the bid and plan which their
opinion bet calculated to the purposes Of
house.
SEC. 2 And be Further enacted, That the sum Of six
Thousand dollars be, and the is hereby appropriated
able out OF the general fund.- for the Of erecting
market house in the Fifth Ward the intersection Of
avenue, North Carolina avenue, and street.
north oil Pennsy ana and between 4th and 9th
casts and that the and member Of each
board be constituted committee to advertise for bids and
for building said market house. and they report
to the city councils all bids and specifications recommending
the which in their opinion best calculated answer
the purposes Of q market house.
RicH ESrEsrAIsMEST.-To morrow (Friday) evening
kunkefs Nightingale Opera Troupe give their
anment previous their leaving for a southern tour being
for the benefit OF Mr. John T. Ford the very geneanly
courteous and obigng agent of the troupe; which
sion Unee Toms Cabin Of which be is the author, and
sketch entitled the Siege Of Greytowu," will be per-
ormedthe sentiment, of with that
constitution The variety and novelty of the perform
ance will certainly attract crowded house.
Onr citizens who have had so much opportunity to appre
ciate the worth and esmnbe qualities of Mr. Ford will
suredy extend towards him that beray which he Justly
merits
SMITHSONIAN ISsTITuTIoS.Very important improve
being made in this unique but admired
There mechanics work upon it, and the
tons Of the interior will add greatly the convenience
visitors and viii further improve and beauy the edfce
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