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90 0U0 Gifts. Nlued ut SJ6.
ONE GIFT FOR EVERY TICKET

100. 0O0 Gifts. Valued ut sJ64
ONE GIFT FOR EVERY TICKET.
II nrdrr 1" insure Il all cu.,;. rn d eriecty
md Hnli ,'etnry disposition fine above hanel hi
Mr. FERiiAN opo,,s that the Shareauiier' Sd
meet together
On Thursday Evening, June 22d 1854,
(Or snouer il al The Tickets IRE saId--due hote'
which vii be gyen.1 IA some suitable pla ., hereal
To be designated, 4 appiir committee o ike prf''
l" rrc'IN" the property. winch Trey may dispose :"
such ma"nef-hy let or 9th rr.c-- us the Sharelc.l'
i e"n' raj meelns. ,iH direc: the Committee III"
good aud >nlic"nt bat IL, If requ red by Ihe Sbd''
ders loi the frfhinl prr.rmlnce Of the duties 20"
uI them.
Smreholders residing nut &c he city of New i'
viii t nj upon the f,piing n .rsdcnts, sal ~'
ever my tail II thr shares il. TIE forw ,rc ~ Nv
N 'n'h hummer they nay iirrei.ate, the partition"
iah~n place.
3 y i,,dcr Tor Tick t..Iy IN H. should be al.'''
t"JoS!AH ERIIAN. Academy llnIl, t3j b".
way N. !. 1t it should happen thu tn Tick f'
sod &" ent I order is received, the ,ty VII he
turned Mt GU e>pen'e tor pos az Cares pondeI's
pleas" "r'ie distinct their name residence t"ntP !"
GA - /" prevent errut-. Or. il convenient, t1e"'
ehNenlT, with their direction. On II in f,ll-'n VI"
Gu ! krt as they may or'icr viii he II tura d
mdy5 2t-n4w
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RESIGNATION or Mn. BoRLANp.-On this sub
iect the Washington correspondent Of the Ne@
York Courier rcmarks
.Nr. Boraud has written TO bis friends here
that he has resigned his position ms Minister II
the Central American States To take fleet in thu
month Of Nav next. He will return by the Way
Of New Orleans and will rndcavor to mise co a
pnny in that city for the purposes Of mining and
colonization in Nicaragua and the adjoining terri
tory far as the business part of this enter
prise i concerned, the minister will probably not
succeed, but respects its fllibustering feature
would not rashly adventure an 'piniou. Mr.
Borand will probably arrive IN New Orleans by
the ucAi Cnl iorna steamer
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American Scientific Association IXcuI6ion 10
Mount Vernon.
In accordance with previously extended IN
ytation,the members of this learned bod y,aceom-
panied by their In lies. Yesterday made an cNcur-
sion 10 the tomb of Washington. 1t was the in.
tcntion of the association To have visited Mount
Vernon ON Saturday, but owing 10 the unlaNora-
bic state of the weather IT was deferred and GER
tninly no day could have been more propitious.--
The late showers seem to have given AN impetus
to negotiations and the trees, shrubs, aud plants
were decorat in their gay"st colors Birds were
singing flowers were blooming, and Nature seem
ed IN her gayest mood.
At ten o'clock the compaly numbering some
three hundred persons, embarl lcd on the steamer
George Washington, which immediately got I'M
der way and proceeded to Alexandria, where ii
was expected the corporate authorities Of that city
woul come on board; but owing to a msunder-
stading on their partand an apprehension that the
excursion wol Id not take place, there were no
persons Mt the landing, ard the boat proceeded
| on her way to Mount Vernon.
On reaching this sacred place the company dis
! embarked, and proceeded to visit the numerous
! points OF interest-the house, garden, relics Ac.
! An hour was pleasantly occupied in this manner
! when the party again embarked, and proceeded
! about five miles below to the White llousea man
sion built with especial reference ia the entertain
mcnt of pleasure parties, where an elegant cola
! ton had been provided under the direction of Mr.
Isaac Carey,and here the appetites of the hungry
voyagers were abundantly gratifed. After par
taking of this repast.the company separated into
different partes--some of the moro scientific to
make explorations of the country, and collect ge-
| illogical. Genealogical, and botanical specimens:
while others, especially the lalies, remained to
participate in less intellectual pleasures to min
gle in the sportiye dance, the music for the ocea-
sion having been furnished by Esputa's brass
! band.
a number of gentlemen of distinction, other
! than members of tho convention, were present
! among whom we would name Commodore Morris
! William w. Coreoran esq, and Mayor skinner
! of New Haven.
! Returning, the company stopped at Fort Wash
! ington about half an hour, and reached Washing
! tom about O'Clock.
| A large number of the delegates last evening
/ parto * of the inequalities of the Hon. james
! Guthrie, Secretary of the Treasury. Union
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H,Rprn's MAGAZINE, for May, for which We
are indebted to the publishers, is superb mum
bcr diversified With a rich variety Of entertaining
articles II can he procured at Morse's.
We havr ala received from the Publisher.
Fralk Leslie. the May number Of the Ladies'
Gazette, large and elegant serial of fashions
Besides a richly eoored fashion pate-tho nun
Der confirms a full sized pattern for basque. to
gelher With pieturiugs.as it seems to u. Of every
imaginable appliance Of fashionable dress-from
queer looking thing called "Lndy's Wig
down Ia painting on relretn and the braid.ng
of clippers We recommend the Gazette 10 the
ladie's attention. Frank Leslie, publishers John
81 y. iofk PRleE % per annum.
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He CELEBRATED + OTTING MARE,"Lfh
Dhle,' "ho can trot, in haincss. mile i, Al
-,nlue At
) uSEHooD PIANOS. valued al s5O} each .
3OJ
a portion of the Pianos are T & lbcn & Co.
Ce!rh,n'ed Holiaus. Otner> + ll,li,it, Davis
\ Cos Splendid Ii,lluni.nt>
The SD 'ndid SERIES OF PAINTINGS knoon
n, tho MIRROR OF NEW ENGLAND AND
CANADIAN SCENEHN, " ard low ree,z ng
hnnIsnne income by it, Exhibition, in lie
East--yastir,iHt -
Light Beau ilu, Curras e.. $!2j each
H. Guii Watches 100 J.
40 80 .
l0J " Pens unI Case,, )
) 000 &" Pencil 3 Is
@8lo Piece. at ioice, Popular am Fash IN,
Mn.ic, - cts each. q
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The County Court Of Roekbridge have re
fused to grant licenses for the sale 81 intoNiea
ting liquors.
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w AN TE

w Spr ng Two cnox one a., r,, ,'' We o'''y
.''hA' nr t9sra Meat ronk w would rr.le, ,,,
H. tw" W1,lets and lrancr.; al - s,,, m W. ~
ann Nuts md D n'ae-ro"m Srrsari, A y mason,
u. upon til" stiaetrby e.ins ,l, ,''''' = WIN
vi N"'t9"me'y count Il. ,c,.i : O., Ter n ~
ao'h''i Esq, or Mr.. inn. 4 MtD,o,,,.Ln,r n,,
OH. HoL1 ,CoAHOtAN co. ,
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SOUTH SIDE RAILRoAp.-1hc FarHriie jour
nal understands the laying OF the track ON the
: :. Railroad will he completed Ia DaYis',aboat
ten miles this side Of FarmsiIle, next week,when
the cars will ma 10 that point. The remaining
unfinished psrtion Of the road, II or i2 ,ailes,
will be in READINGS. for The it is supposed,
bv the last u September
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Cheap New Goods---Secoad Supply

ts71E Lalies are Invited ",al nd examine
"a of Befasos aud .Slmlics, which J have 81
"eise! T.! Express, III rrins. Ais slh IL, m
di fre"cl y ork+, Si,'r,rs, .nd Collins, when VI
iereiv ~ ehenp T,rai, cash nd ~ P'lce o.
A. c LENI%, Exchnrsr, Sou 4.
may tsif Iy"''
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WONDERFUL ATTRACTION
AT JOHN p. wRIGHrS
Watch, JeWclY and Drnc Store.

1000 hS ola& 2t SIlanD Dr, " sl EN-
h""d> 10 b. ffe-cnr II customers H. few DAYS
Every r'r>uu hn!lng fnm mr. one dollar worth of
Hn d. i ali Receive N. which >al, ,,rrcs,.,l ,x
aellA i'h i lar fumb reclaimed l., All lie mum
hersfetan d u >tnii fr placed together N d. after
bring wr'' iasr my Lum ers IA, there arr, prc
SCENTS NAMED b. y" IRWIN out and whatsoever l.l +, tlr
cotre-p"nii s" ni'nnr M :, aruwu our .lii he ,n
ul"d tie ists't, ud '.'n TIL al nre given nnf
VII warrant all sonas I'D iy M l"br a. tin, l,scst
marke Pli,r. Al nst ia hhcrii tA,lc from m,
tr'snd an The lnhl", nj will I'll N, sro..s clean
ai'l ma%r SUM splendid pre.e,ts
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a Lilgsa.y Entertainment in Prospect

We have the pleasure Of announcing that Aiss
L. ". White. an intelligent and accomplished
lady IT Richmond viii visit I.ynehburg, proha-
bly, next week. for the purpose Of giving series
of public rea1ng-. dramatic aud poetic. Miss
w is the daughter Of The late Mr.. White, the
founder and for long time conductor OF the
Southern Literary Messenger. few weeks ago.
she made hcr first appearance as public reader
before the citizens of Richmond. and was reeeiY-
ed with the most Gathering encouragement. We
hope the ciiz ans Of Lynobburp will hold them
selves rea " to give her n cheering reception.
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DE 4 known and made manifest 10 ali whom IL
odes Uned Washington ey D c. The io-
low IND v,..a usa ~ ne register ysna land o.
LAND ths ofncos asd soldiers
military warrant ais issued December is4s Tor 500
in favor Of sally Pence, Of Ray county John
Of Harrison county, Thomas o. Martha c. aud Wiam H. Light
bune q scou county and Richard r shbune, Of
Land exchange military warrant No $50 for 40 - 27
sess issued September 90 ic43 In ns Of The aforesaid Alvin
Laad once exchange military warrant, No. s2s for Al.
w" issued september ~ 1882 IN The name q the aforesaid Patsy
Land Once exchange military warrant No 5a for I4s 27 acres
issued September 20 sa5 In the of HE Aforesaid Richard
Land Once exchange military warrant No $685. for Sol acres
issued the as DAY o. si' and Land once exchanges
tho name OF George W Hardin, Of Bloomington Monroe county
The issued in consideration Of
three years services by Richard Lghtbune leutoaan
ygpa State during the Of the revolution
their assignee Of warrants numbered 533 9,I3l
531 are duplicate warrants part original warrant No.
a issued in The name g ne Rich
Land Once dupcs,e No a47 acres issued
the I'd day March ss6, Tugges for origin
a which issued for Joshua Tugses
in Tho Virginia Continental ne aud lost destroyed
Hardin on The h day Of June sa7 William arsss Orange
county, Indiana and his wife Sarah iarrss The sole heir
Land once e1change military No $685. for 100
November H. 1896 in The name Of George w Hardin assignee
da scoheld, Nancy Brewer and Samuel w Butler,
ese ,o IN for No. s in the
Of John Butler April 30 i7es n Of ns
gna line and which original warrant No 4ea was lost or de
have made application General Land
dice land scrip. under the
The ae of Congress ." August % &c s0 we u s9I1
For himself and the before named heirs
OF Lieut. Richard Lghtburne.
BIoonsoros, Monroe county, STATE Of Indiana ,s.,
October IL, 1858.
Nov 2i-lawam
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holders az Following debt Issued ty ne
State OF Virginia, redreabe the s day OF March cts
and afterwards within period exceeding nesn VII take
stss the sinking fund.- created ~
Of The general assembly Of Virginia. passed tho so day o.
March 1883, will proceed, March, 1884, 10
deem the said certificates At The Of the Commonwealth
The holders OF required us
March, ONCE Of the second
and whether wl
esa a al day
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TssAsosr DEPARTMENT, January /, 1854
Nouee hereby given 10 holders vi dxsc.d
stocks OF ts United States that this prepared 10 uu,
chase AZ any lime between tho hereof n ju.s
next portions Of those Stocks aggregate 10 ..yx
million doas In Terms hsse,asf.. MAJ.
toned, 10 wit
la ease Of contingent composition suiouat stated
preference will be giyen time ia which .sis
stocks be offered The eeheas duly assigned 10 In. Usa
States BY e parties who receive ust
be transmitted TO this department upon the receipt
price viii be paid compounded Of the following particulars
The par value, specified certificate
premium he stock OF by The aet of
jay 1896 edeemabe November IL 1885, OF ON M
stock OF the loan authorized by 1912 redecable 3s be
eelnbef 1862 OF fifteen and half per stock of hs
loans authorized by The lsiT lsss and edee.sb
the former on The 3st December, 1862, and 3o
June, 1905 OF twenty The loan
authorized by the Of 1850 on the 81 Of p.e
ber 1854 (comnony called The Tesan indemnity ten per cent
ID Interest on the OF each cerldcae s OF January
1884, 10 the date Of and settlement treasury with The
allowance tior the owner days interest
in addition. tAa
Payment of said stocks VIII be
me United States, the
OF rhindelpbia, the parties may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Jan J-dilstJune Secretary Of the Treasury.
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DRoFEssoR MoRsE's ISyIGoRATmG ELIXIR. on COG
DIAL T sn I'M no h gsSs. be ~
physician and traveller Dr. a. Morse has for is basis
.. as ns o q ma. region ..s
ohs referred TO- which they chew and
in Ea. More commenced s1psrmsndns win
sSo.aas ss wkien has been sdss d
all the Of Europe 80 the best preparation
NERVOUS pIsEAsEs.
No can convey adequate ana
miraculous which occasions In The diseased dsb
by nature, impaired BY sickness, the unsung
Jared organization q ones 1so.sssa esasd and bull up
geher influence The STOPPING trembling victim
moves with nm "sg hs mind whe was previously sunk
and he goes form and conscious of new
his accustomed occupations Nor the effect
the medicine ne constitution itself and restore to us
wosDKR
the nineteenth century Ills as the first scientific Of The Old
World admitted miracle Of medicine heretofore supposed
a srnuLAsr THAT HKralIs no REACTION.
sSs ali osf ssssn Tss e ,s S
and may well be said Of him who takes The last Of
without single dabscksafs operaon perpetual
ioa In cases neuralgia headaes ios memory hypoenon
s dyspsp' a das -
ias Of e sS
arising there reliance be placed human iesi
tie only naabIe remedy ys, discovered for nervous
and mind compans the mental physc long sought for and
nS IN o.
u The nerves The aee and The various Train o.
depression excitement tendency blush
business loss q memory Confusion sadnes head,
%oasS, a.an se
appetite the emaciated the health
eqaanimiy efspihs, and ptoong life ., ,o.., !.
from pale yellow acky color TO beautiful hord complexion
had heard your cordial highly spoken o. b., was one The
for the same purpose different saraapsras deriving any
had almost al q has s @ and ID
is bencdns me- hu, I has, feel stronger although S not
had consulted several
found relief until Of cordial must
surprised at The easc. your cordial had
expense ofmenta and physical suffering"
SPEAK THEMSELVES.
celebrated distinguished Dr. Wood, Masa
chusctts, says of IL;
WORCESTER, June /, 1s49
weeks, tina, he entirely cured He
pale and thin and was able 70 sIaw ana
ais extremely prescribed medicine
hospital but ey effect In the
satisfied other medicine could have done
Tns inventor IN my younger days. wen being
sdered sSful physicians United and
creduou merits satisfacto-
ri convinced TO the contrary
remain, very truly, yours, u
H.A WOOD, NJ. ID.
DIR. MoKskSr Some time since requested opinion OF
your invgorang cordial prepared give
practice prescribed months
and give decided preference anything ofle kind
which both medical
sonabIe which sell it, much peased with its ef
c with confidence recommend the Of The
auxiliary OF the
forms, all safe and valuable medicine
BENJAMIN WEEKS, NJ. ID.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, Nov. 81 1919.
put up highly concentrated pint botes with the
the glass. and
SOLD AT 80 PER BOTTLES FOR sla-s2s per DOZEN.
Prepared by Morse, for BY Charles IT. Ring,
agepl Broadway New York. whom nil orders
&c addressed.
Agent Washington D. Gilman agents in Baltimore B.
s. ance, Balnre @. p Brothers, How
Baltimore Bennett Beers Richmond VIgisa.
Jan lily
rnS New YORK ana IJyerpopI mi
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NHOCOLATE, Ceeoa, and Hroma.--W BAKER co.'s
" Vanilla Premium chocolates brona
awarded the
Union, all principal groceries
United States, and by their
Hussey Murray New York Grant snd TweIs, Phladelphs
" Brundise Baltimore; Kennel dudley,
Ohio, and :, H. Howell Georsetown, D. @.
WALTER BAKER CO.,
Ap9-dly Dorchester. Macs.
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Lost Land Warrants,
Dee l6-d3thw3t

NOTICE hereby enclosed land
IN Clark Of Washington city, sell the
which have niscacd aud lost One warrant IN the
Burgess, for 100 The other
s2,28, Wm. Mcclure i
chaser warrants assigned
entered the General
Land Oce while make application Tor their renewal TO
self GREEN v, GOBIE
Dec 20-law6w
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IRON BEDSTEADs l-Comstock, Bromley & Co. manu-
factuers sales No. 20 Leonard ST. New York. door
Broadway Common and folding bed
OF all kinds HOTEL hospital prons family,
chdens bedsteads always hand Aso
beds, hair and other
bedseads point
They always
exceeding durable ponabe aud convenient Orders
may be addressed to
CoMsToCE, BROMLEY, h co,
No. Us Leonard St, New York
for sale OF Descriptive
Sc wherever requested.
Il--d3m
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Two NEW BRICK HOUSES FOR RENT.-Two new, eigbly
situated with marble manteis
EACH and every
renteoi family, viii rented favorable
pupetual tenant, ON sppicationto
r.. N. STRATTON,
Auetoneer and Commission Merchant,
South Och and s
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A Fortune for 81.

1NHE and OF making Now oh reader
graduate yourself that have within
instruction. by which from 500
$4,000 travelling peddling but
home,
THIS and and
followed the smallest Of
This sind Whatever The
and knowledge viii be enclosing post
paid J. w. NORTON i CO.,
Circlevlls, Pickaway county, Ohio
Dec 10-lsw6w.
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Ro JOHNSTON, Auditor Public The Commission
s. H. PARKER, Register. of the sink
GEO. w. MUNFoRD, see'y Commonwealth. ing fund.
NoIEboe holders Of certificates who desire redeem by
must residing beyond the limits the United States
knowledge power penipoenary charge
daares general consu vceconsu commercial
appointed of foreign
before the officer Of of such country
other chief city
Iresdng the United States, the acknowledgment be
fore justice Of the public commissioner Of deeds
appointed by the of Virginia. is sufficient In all
certificate be delivered.
RcHaoSp, Virginia, November 49, 1883.
I-dilhiMr
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ImroRTAsT AND vALuAnLE INVENTION.

CANDs AND CUMMINGS BRICK MACHtNE.-PATENT
Rights for acMess Nourse Co OF this city, have been
appointed United the
machine II thoroughly tested and
practical bcmsksrs throughout the be The
purpose produced Ii
eessy worked by the application Of motive power steam
Win the clay Tempered and
bricks moulded in Ave seconds
manner erceng rpdip OF operation other machine
70 purpose known.
The Of the American patent only delayed until the
protected abroad Meanwhile, NJ ~ 90.
for tho sale Of of territory and To give
a good title 10 the
by Fad AT their ONCE OF sth and
streets, the Post Office Department.
June la-eodu
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ALA WILLIE DE PARIS.

GAUTIER would respectfully inform his and the public
", generally his establishment Avenue, between
i3 will be opened til Monday morning
completion In Of the
with which he be favored the present week
viii receive prompt attention len at the abovr place
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MINNESOTA and Its Resources which n np-
vi pended Camp fe Sketches Notice
rebina and sskk Settlement the Red the NoIh
J. Wesley Bond
The following juvenile works for the approaching
Arabian Nishs proiazely Illustrated.
Popua Tales Household Sores collected by the
Brothers Grimm newly translated, with illustrations.
Arbcn5 beautifully illustrated.
Leila, or the Island by Ann Frazer Tyler
Leila In England continuation Of Leila the Island.
Leila al Home A continuation OF Leila In England.
Jus, received TAYLOR h MAURY'S
Book storrp mist.
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hereby constitute Mr. simon willard, No Congress street,
ton sole for tho sale Of IN ne United States
Arm Is, 1889
improved keepers
te sock ehonoms.sI watches made BY yhars.
.sriss Mr. froaa. has suees.dsa BY pssct mshod
compensation, more adjustment in soehonsm and an
. oDt.insd w,toa, Increase Of size producing
OF me improved perfect regularity every
variety o climate nouen and position 50 perfect are the adjust
&c. produces them sensible effect They therefore,
cc Borsendor in his review Of
tbs great London Exhibition ~ isa styles ths contribution OF Mr.
ing the flower o. English school"
The awarded Messrs. Arnold and Chas
Fodsham f37o for the excellence OF the principle Of
One Of Mr.. Fod.ham. correspondents writes follows
LONDON, April 20, 1852.
have much IL giving account Of the gold com
which expressly stipulated should maintain uniform rate
done Of going for the h
sI months was s second. per month"; aud n s ne m moa
al The days be Of Greenwich
ps s 1'
character improved Watches which you term your
remain, sir, yours respectfully.
To Mr. CnAs. FRoDsuAa.
The undersigned has received the following
sin: herewith give you an account perform
No. 7Ol4 lis Variations months by weekly OBJ
servalon but one minute and my five seconds
To Mr.. Slaos WILLARD
watch Of made By caa,
from months by actual daily comparison with your
s Yours, &C., ALVIN ADAMS.
Mr. SIMON WILLARD.
The undersigned permitted refer .e following gentlemen
who Others have proved the excellence of Frodsham
watches as time keepers;
F.W. TnAYEa, esq DAVID DYER, esq,
Z; I; o fsSE is. esq sa %%,o'
The subscriber would respectfully that the above watches
designed and BY Mr. flodssm and hme especially
and that in This and in external beauty they stand
All orders addressed the undersigned WIN
Dec s4-aawam sa,swsd soongress street Boston.
The New York Musical Review and Choral Advocate
is cheapest paper journal
(Which has heretofore been published monthly
every TWO every other giving
twice much matter without increase price Each number
ng glee hymn chants anihems dedication and ho
religious Worship oesasons and to the home eur
Gle all Of which VIII be OF practical character and such as can be
Of the Review engaged lin addition 70 Mr. Cad The
ormer edor gentlemen Of the highest talent and pest musical
Thomas Hastings and Lowell Mason and s circle Of
regular medium for of musical publications
all leading publishing houses in the Union The subscp
the world and The new rendering the cheapest
shsd largely already unparalleled circulation
Terms; One dollar sir copies for pe dollars al
The music alone volume would cost over 1--WE dollars
usual FORM Beside t there will be an immense amount Of mu
dollar Every one feeling particle interest h cause Of u
Specimen receipt Of postage
MASON BROTHERS,
Dee lo-datswa % Park Row, New York.
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Georgetown Female Seminary, Georgetown, ID. G.
THIS Institution operation. few pupils
admitted family Terms boarding pupils goo per
session Of 10 months payable halfysary, in advance.
French, music, and drawing, &c,
Day pupils from S. to SO per quarter. advance.
Catalogues be had application to the principal.
WILLIAM j, CLARK,
Oct 28-difilstJan Principal.