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TO THE PUBLIC.

I'm the 18th day Of Mar h, 1853, an advertisement
" tina nv goods had been distrainrd and would be
sold at public auction for rent George E. kifk
appeared in the Evsning Star. As such an adver-
ti,ement, II xpiained, would have the tendency
10 inJuIc my credit, which is my only fortune, and
only means of supporting my family, make the fol
lowing statement:
On the LIST day Of August, 1854, entered into al
ment TO lease, for five yea from Geo z. Kirk
the part of lot No. =, in Square No 49, and prem
ses, tor $500 per annum. Mr.. Kirk on his parr
agreeing - furnish a new planning Machine ana all
It's fixtures, at his ST. am have them finished fully
tor Use within two months from said LIST .ueui /,
1854. This MIR. Kirk failed TO do. The said MA
chine was mol finished and ftte up for use for two
months after the time specified. This was great
loss u me. The planning machine was worth more
than all the machinery on The premises MIR. kirt
further agreed To build biick shop said ground.
move and set all the machinery, and put them in
gool running order, at his own cost and eX Densc.
Mr. KIRK has entirely failed TO perform his part
agreement, ana ct demanded Of m, the payment OF
the full rent of $500 PER annuID, for n old shop
without roof or glass in the windows, shutters 10
keep out the cold. II is impossible for a-y 10
work in the shop in rainy wea her, or TO keep any
thing dry man cannot carry on business In the
hop in ITS present condition. think when Mr. h.
weighs The matter well in his mind his conscience
will not lei him charge me much r, nj for an old
shop that is in a manner worth nothing, as have
had 10 pay for new one. If Mr. K. bad demanded
of small and just rent, would have settled il
with him, notwithstanding the failure TO comply
Wi III his agreement. J. w. JORDON.
mar is 1--we
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spIsIr OF THE hnBEIEG PRESS.

The Intskiigsncsr comments on the death OF
The Emperor Nicholas, Of which there can be
no reasonable doubt, coming a, the news does.
The editor IL evidently at a loss to determine
whether he thinks the event will protract the
existing war or hasten its conclusion He give:
reasons Why 1t may have the latter, As we'll AZ
the former effect. OF the late Emperor, per.
sonally, the editor says-we think with grea,
truth
The Emperor Nicholas may be regarded
perhaps, as the greatest sovereign of modern
times, and few have filed wider space n the
history OF the world. With an empire extend
ing from the Baltic to Behring's Straits, he
ruled twU-thirds OF the circumference of the
oaoitable globe and over all those vast terri
torres and races be was known and felt
Throughout that Immense region he might be
SAID 70 be, In every sense the State he
Was identified with all It's Interests, moral
social, Political, and religious He knew
every thing, inspired every thing, directed
every thing, controlled and superintendent
every thing. military, civil, and ecclesias teal
It is rot TO be wondered at that, TO such q la.
Dor of thirty years duration, even his colo.saI
frame and strong brain should at las. Weld
and succumb With the genius Of the Grea;
Frederick IN administrative capacity, he had
almost the genius of Napoleon for war. bis
moral md conscientious qualities surpassed
those of either"
The UnIon says OF Nieholas and his success
scr, Alexander L.:
NThe Emperor Nicholas was bern July 6
told siyie or June rs, Iuev style) 1895 sue.
eeeded bis brother, The Emperor Alexandsr
November 10, 1925. and was crowned Angus
q, 1928. He was married to Frederca Loui
"a, daughter Of Frederic William Ill King
of Prussia, OF July l, 1917, and has left si1
chill iron, the eldest Of whom, Alexand ia, was
born 18th (old style) 18th (new style) April
1878; married April 10, lS4l. TO the daug hter
Of tn Louis, Grand Duke of Hesse, and will
succeed his father as The Emperor of all the
Russias
at will be seen that the Emperor was SO
years Of age at the time Of his death and ;ha,
his son VINO succeeds him to the throne is 3s
years of age"
1t is already asserted and believed by many
IN Europe, that Nicholas died by assassina,ion
not from aPoPlexy, as announced It will be
some time before the truth or fa,sehood of thi,
runor can be definitely sscertained.
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PERSONAL,

80. Joshua B. Currier, who was convicted
and sentenced to be hung q, Fiuvsna, Va las,
April, for the murder Of X W. Blackburn
having been granted a new TRIAL, has b.sn
tried ard acquitted
80. a New York paper says: "We are
gratihed TO lean that Capt, Sam C. Reid. who
has been lying al the point IF death, has 50
ssr recovered. through the devotion and scieu-
u1o skill OF D.. Francis, that he Is now CON.
hdsrsd entirely out of danger
...' Hon. john IL. Bolts has written to the
Richmond Wing that he is lot 10 y, and never
has been, candidate for the nomination of
soyerncr Of Virginia He says he is sick Of
political life.
49, In Augusta, Geo, Miss Eliza Logan
made such hit that q planter present desired
% pres ut her with . little negro boy, which
abe seciued.
80. The Charleston papers propose to raise
in South Carolina, a. tss,i nopi al 70 Cap,air
ingrshan for his conduct in the Koszta flair
suheient sum OF money to purchase BIZ
nome Inc Mercury says tha, Capt. WA
security Tor friend who failed ard his pro
perry 10 now advertised for sale to make eooC
MS eng cement for another. He is the father
CT q large family, and the result of this obi.
gsuon Is readily understood
''''Lord Brougham Is about to print in the
edition # bis works, now in course of publica-
lion, the whole Of the correspondence OF
george III with bis minister Lord North
on The subject Of the American War 1he
original letter, were leHt by Lord Glenbervie
TO George ", and never returned The be-
LIEF IL, that g the frst gentlemen in Europe
destroys ed them Lord Brougham will print
Inem from copies made from the originals bv
Sir James Macintosh
''..Mr Charles b. Knowles, nephew Of
Sheridan Knowles, has been ga.etted TO an
enngncy, without purchase, In The British 9Th
foot
....sr Noses MonteAore has left Paris for
Jerusalem, with the object of founding hes
pitsl IN that city. He has obtained funds
rom the Jews Of London and the Jews of
Australia
''''hsrs is an anecdote recently told Of M
and Nine. de Girsrdin: During the worst
days OF ls48, Nine. de Girardip said to several
people who were visiting her. Everything
goes worse and worse. There is only one
a7ore who can save us The visitors bowed.
thinking .he spoke Of Providence But she
.as alludiDg to her husband, who was at work
IN q room overhead
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a First Rate Notice.

The Albany Atkas In noticing the very last
political demonstration Of our fellow citizen
Duff Green, takes occasion to present the fol
lO"i G funny synopsis cf his political labors
and propensities;
TIE AMERICAN" PARrr-THE HospIrAL
FOR sUPERANSUArED HACKS 1t is said that
tho eccsutric M, WhitcGed replied to some
one who was opposed to lively airs 10 church
music, Il dc not think the Devil ought to have
the best tunes" so believing that there is a
deep philosophy in popular "discontent,' and
that the Maintenance Of true religion and pa
triotism 10y which mean the N Amt nance O,
Evangeli, truth, in opposition to popish idola.
try and preference for our own people and
government owe. all others) I be the basis of
the organization Of the American party, am
not willing to surrender tina, organization
with the power and influence which "philoso
ply, "true religion" and patriotism" mus
give, into the hands Of northern fanaticism
l for one, am not willing thus 10 surrender nv
birth-right; and l respectfully submit thai
instead OF wasting our energies in fruitIess
war upon the American party, it is much bet
ter to unto in tho movement, and give It q
right direction.
Very respectfully, your friend,
DUFF GREEN
This is the conclusion of an epistle from
this old demagogae and political specul ator,
in relation to the new srty-the Know Moth
ings
Twenty FIVE years ago, Duff Green under
took to lead tho Calhoun movement egsips
Gen Jackson-and since then he has foun
dered from party to party, retaining his old
az his youthful itch for writing, and hi:
inevitable i'll luck.
He has lead innumerable parties, many
ntafio
journals, into tho land of Chaos and Knox
Old Charon WAS not moro fatal leader 10 q
predessined crowd than the inevita le Daft
This man proposes to take tho lead Of the
American movement, and give it right di.
rection. In his letter announcing this, he
parades all his old sores denounces ths
usurper Jackson and the traitor Van Buren,
and means over the U. S Bank and the de
posites. He has gained nothing by age bu,
querulousness; has lost nothing, not even thai
caeothes, which the scratch Of the pen onl '
aIlsys for a while.
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The Collins Line-The Steamship Pacific to
be ovsrhsuled and Repaired-rhe Nash
vile to take her place.


"As We have before stated, tho u S. NJ.
Steamship Nashville, Captain Per y, Com.
maDder, Is to take the place Of the Pacific
next Wednesday, and will aail for Liverpool
at the usual hour, from tie wharf Of the New
York and Liverpool Steamship Company, foot
of Canal street
i" The Pacific has now gone nearly two years
without any overhauling Of her machinery,
and her last boisterous passage across the
ocean, has had the effect to cause thorough
overlooking and repairing Of the steamer ne
cessary. The Nashville which has been cho
sen to supply her place, is in good order, and
one Of the best steamers on our coast She
has already made two passages across the
ocean in the Havre line. and has thus shown
herself good substitute 10 the Collins line to
take the place of the Pacific. Captain Berry,
the courteous commander Of the Nashville, is
too we'll known to need any comment or 70,
commendation on our part. Suffice il to saw
he is in all respect thorough gentlem an
and an experienced and competent officer.
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BREADsrUFFs IN THE UNITED STATES

BREADsrUFFS IN THE UNITED STATES -
We take the following from Hunt Magazine:
when the spring opens the canals and the
lakes, a stream of breadstuffs will set tow ID;
the Old World In uninterrupted flow. The
ground sown Is the most extensive ever under
culture within our limits, and II there be no
blight on our harvest we can feed the nations
Of Europe, so far as they may need beyond
their own production. Previous to the com
ing forward of the new, the stores Of old, which
have accumulated at the various points of in.
land shipment, will be sent forward; and
that which was boarded during the fall, wher
q high price was offered for it in vain, will b,
sold far below the rates now current,
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YELLOW eyer PRxrrnrxp BY IrocuII.

yellow FEVER PREVENTED BY INoCULA.
rIoN.-We notice in La Cronica that DR.. VIM.
l.. Humboldt has discovered . means to pre-
vent yellow fever by incubation Tho Gov
eminent Of Cuba, As La Cronica is informed,
has directed the alton of the msj,r part
amounting to one thousand, If the newly ar
rived troops, which has resulted in the great
est success, since mono have been attacked by
this terrible disease, which generally dect.
mates the foreign population shortly after
their arrival. The operation is similar to
ration, by inserting the virus discovered
by Dr. Humboldt, generally In both arms. A
few hours after this trifing operation, the
symptoms of q miniature yellow fever COM
mence, and all the pathological consequences
follow rapidly and slightly, rarely exceeding
forty eight hours in duration, and with nothing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-16

MORE New HAMPSHIRE GOLD DIaeIsos.-
The Exeter News Letter says that for some six
weeks past i've men have been industriously
employed In digging for gold in the nei Dor
Ing town OF Stratham, under the direction Of
a woman from Portsmouth, who pretends to
have discovered, by means Of divining rod,
the precise locality Of the precious metal,
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~ ADVERTISEMENTS should be handed
In BY IL o'clock, NJ, otherwise they may
not appear until the next day.

SroRAGE.-Storage will be taken in
the fine large dry basement, corner Of
Eleventh street and the Avenue, "Star
Buildings" The central location and
easy access to this store-room makes ii
the most desirable place of the kind in
Washington. Terms low. Apply at the
Star Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-16

"A NET AcQUIsIros-RUssIAS AMERICA
a singular piece Of diplomatic news appear,
IN The London papers, received by the Pacific,
under the head of telegraphic advice from
vienna: respecting the Russian Possessions in
Nor'h America. 1t is to this effect
'IESSA, Saturday, o A. x-Accordipg to
me local papers, the Russian General Msnsu.
ron' VINO las recently arrived at Brussels. Ii
sessions 10 North America 10 tks Un.I~d So.
fer $50, 0OO, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-16

DEvery day in the week is, by diseren,
nations, devoted to the publ, celebration o.
Divine Service Sunday by the Christians,
Monday by the Greeks, Tuesday by the Per
sians, Wednesday by the Assyrisns, Thursday
by the Egyptians Friday by the Turks. and
Saturday by the Jews.
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DA woman in Buffalo having been d.

~ woman in Buffalo having been de
teetsd In stealing piece of ribbon from q dry
goods store, a search warrant was cont to her
house where large quantities Of goods, valued
$4,000 at least were found-ipeluding Ave gold
and three silver watches, gold bracelets,
chains, rings, pins, ear rings, pencil cases,
Dc, and every variety Of dry goods, such as
Iacss, smbroideriss, undersleevss, hsrdker.
chiefs, silks, satins. gloves. furs, combs, DO
The woman and her hubbard were beth lodged
In jail.
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b The copper area in Polk county, Tenn,
IL about three miles long and two miles wide
within that space eight or nine veins have
been opened, from which alone might be raised
three millions OF dollars worth of ore AM ually
Il there could only be provided the means OF
Transporting 1t to market
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IRON HALL.
SALE A T A CTION

T'HE undersigned having resumed the Auction
i Business, begs leave 10 offer his services TO at
tend to sales Of Household Furniture, Real Estate,
Stocks, &c. Particular attention given TO the
rangement and disposal of Household Furniture,
and The entire 81 lie f detired) will be settled up and
cashed in twentyfour hours after the delivery ci
the goods. Cash advances on every description Of
Merchandise consigned for unlimited sale. Every
effort will be made TO render satisfactorily al sales
entrusted 10 his care. c, w. BOTEIER,
mar 6-eo3w Iron Hall.
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IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS.

DAY Rolls Of Militia entitled 10 Land Bounty uL
l. der the act Of Congress September Y, ICY
compiled from rolls in the Auditors Office al ken
mond.
Muster Rolls of the Virginia Militia in the war Oh
1879 being supplement 20 the pay rolls.
few copies for sale al
r FARNHAM's,
Corner Pa. avenue and llth So
Also, 81 FRENCH's, Alexandria, Va.
mars
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NEW CATHOLIC BOOKS.

LHABlO'.A, or the Church of the Catacombs, by
II Card nal Wiseman.
THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION of the
Most Blessed Virgin Mary.
THE CHRISTIAN VIRTUES, by St. LiguoIi
The Prophet<f the Ruined Abbey, Alton Park,
SC together with a large assortment of School
Books and Stationery, for sale by
w. A. KENNEDY,
42s Seventh ST., between G and II.
mar lR-eo3t>
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GEORGE C BS0oKE,
Attorney and Counsellor. At. l. aw
UPPER MARLBOROUGH,

NAKfLAFU,
Viii practice the Courts of Prince Georges Cal
vert, Charles and st. Mays Counties, and in
THE COURT OF APPEALS,
And give prompt attention to the collection Of al
claims in either of the above Counties.
mar l6 d3w
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MORE BARGAINS

T the az ashington store," late Maguder q
IA Calvertt.
Irish Linens all prices
Pillow do
beautiful STYLES white and col'd Brilliants
Striped and figured Chntzes
New style Chaliey SERGE
Do Silks, Mousseline, Lawns
Beress do Larns, sc.
In addition to tie above there IL q large stock o.
spring and summer Goods, purchased Of the late
hm, which viii be sold remarkably low, 20 close
out the entire stock.
Customers can rely upon great bargains Of
No. 10 opp. Centre Market
mar Io-lw unt) betw. esh and 0tn sts,
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n The fires in the woods Of Georgia and
North and South Carolina seem to DO sub.idin.
though the details Of the rsvages are stu
given by the papers.
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NEW MUSIC.

WE are this day in receipt of large assortment
w OF NEW MUSIC from the principal pubsh
nag houses in the country, consisting Of Song,
Duets, Tros Marches, Rondos, GaIlops, Quadrlles,
Po'kas, MazOuTkas, ScbOttsches, Gems from the
Operas, sc.
Also, Music Books, Portfolios, Music Paper, In
strucuon Books, Music foi Brands, arranged IN
cheap style; Rows, Pegs, RoSn, and every article
pertaining 10 the music trade always on hand al the
Piaao snd Music Establishment Of
JOHN r. ELLIS,
mar 306 Pa. avenue, near Tenth Fl.
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q The democracy Of Louisiana will hold
State Convention on the third Wednesday Of
Juns.
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q The New York ice companies have
Harvested" 2s4, 900 tons, about the same
quantity a. IN 1884.
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y Coal gas 10 to be introduced into Win
chester, Va. BY the 6rst Of October next, ct q
cost Of SIS, 900. 49,.
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ISLOCKs, CLOCKS, CLOCKS I'll ""
" want a good Clock, warranted 70 keep '"ne
call al the store Of J. R0BlNsONy
$40 Pa. ave-, oppo. Browns Hotel
teb 26-dlm
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BOYS CLOTHING.

TN order to sell of our present stock Of Boys and
i Youths Winter Clothing we have determined TO
offer large and fine assortment, consisting OF et
cry desirable style and quality OF fashionable Ready
made Garments, suitable for dress and school wear,
at greatly reduced prices.
WALL B. STEPHENS.
325 Pa. ave-, next TO Iron Hall
feb2s (Sentinel& News)
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NFFICTAL ARMY AND NAVY RE.

" GISTER Tor 1855
The Navy Register for the United States for The
year 1855
OH; ial Army Register for 1855
Just published and for sale az
TAYLOR MAURY'S
mar 10 Bookstore, near 9Th II.
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ARLINGTON POLKA.
A RARE CHANCE FOR A MAGNIFICENT

A RARE CHANCE FOR A MAGNIFICENT Pr
IA ANO.-We have on exhibition at the Fair al
the Smithsonian Institute, four superb PIANOS,
which were made expressly for IN fair and may be
rlied upon as superior instruments. We will DIS
pose of them upon very reasonable terms, give any
reasonable time on them, divide the payments into
small notes, m fact. make any reasonable aTr1nge-
ments 20 suit purchasers
We have also on hand in store the largest and
mast reliable ortment Of Pianos ever offered IN
this city, from the renowned manuf ctortes OF Hal
let, Davis, Co, Boston, and Bacon & Raven, New
York.
Old Pianos taken in exchange.
New Music and assortment Of every article
pertaining TO the music trade.
John r. ELLIS,
206 ppuna. avenue near Tenth street.
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IL STRAMGERS

LII STRANGE
IA WISHING the City Should see Hunters Cat
also. bis Description Of Powell's great Picture
aiogue Of The curiosities Of the Patent Office
feb 02-2ms
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TABLE CUTLERY, ALBATA FORKS

and SPOONS, &c
UST received large assortment OF superior a
~ bic Cutlery Of every variety.
Also, every st lie of the finest quality ALBATA
FORKS, SPOONS, TEA SETS, CAKE BAS-
KETS, CASTORS, &c.
NJ. w. GAIT & BRO,
324 Pa. ave-, betw. 9Th and 10 SIS.
mar l2-tf
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LOUDON WALTZ.
WATCHES. JEWELRY. SILVER AND

PLATED WARE AT REDUCED PRICES.
- offer our entire stock OF elegant GOLD
W WATCHES, RICH lEWELRT, PURE
SiLNERWARE, sc at greatly reduced rates.
Persons would do well 20 examine our assortment,
which is by far the largest, most fashionable, aud
best selected ever offered 10 our customers.
NJ. w. GAIT & BRO,
324 Fem avenue, between 9th and 10Th as
mar Eff
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STOP YOUR COuGHING.

Just received, per Adams 4 Co.'s Express one
q case Of Mallard's >ew York Gold Medal GUM
DROPS, consisting Of Banana, Vanilla, Raspberry,
Lemon. and Horehound favors.
Also, a complete assortment OF his celebrated
Chocolates, of universal reputation and without
rival In The United States.
For sale At z. NJ. T, KINGS
266 Vermont avenue, corner street.
mar l6-tf
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GENERAL ORDERS, NO. I.
BEAD QUARfHRR or fHE AMY.

rIc NV UEK1 MHr6u o Iooo. j
:, me eeneral-in-C takes pleasure In pub.
nshing TO the army, the following order of
6reVet Major General Smith, commanding the
ensrSy and s@eisney Of Sergeant Tracey, and
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GIFTS FOR EVERYBODY
A II Cd D FE L IL o VS. HALL.
MONDAY EVENING, March Ie,
THOMAS l. cos EXHIBITION OF
DIS SOLVIN VIEW 81,

OH WHICH UcCdtIUH eVtfy pulcHdst1 VI q ucktl VIII
receive a box containing splendid
GOLD WATCH, VALUED AT S35.
An article of Jewelry, or some Fancy Articles, free
of charge.
Tickets only IS cents.
The Col Watch and Jewelry may be seen at
Messrs. GAIT & BROTHERS, Store, Pa. avenue,
until Monday evening, when they will be enclosed
In The boxes and indiscriminately mixed with the
the other 81 Is TO be distributed to the audience.
For particulars see small bills. mar l6-2ts
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The Current Operations of the Treasury
Experimentation yesterday, the 18th March
there wore Of Treasury Warrants entered on
h, books - 4 a n.
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nT. o. .. WASHINGTON LODGE,
NJ. 6.-Ofhcers and members are requested
To mret at the Hall, at o'ciock Tor the purpose OF
making arrangements TO attend the fun "a al of our
late brother p. o., Isaac II. Wales.
JAS. A. BROWN,
mar l6-lts Secretary.
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~cAh4t
900 Penna. avenue, near Tenth street.

DLANK BOOKS of every size and variety, OF the
ID finest mat rails and workmanship, as well as
others Of the cheapest kinds. large supply bought
for cash by the undersigned, for sale at rates much
below the usual prices.
mar Is FRaNCK TAYLOR.
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,sMITHsONIAN INSTITUTION Lee
~ TURE5.
On FRIDAY evening, March 10TH lecture will
be delivered by DIR. w. +. CnANNINe, OF Boston, o.
the "Fire Alarm Telegraph" with working models
and illustrations.
Lecture will commence at ~ O'Clock.
mar st
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HOPE FOR THE FUTURE,

4 NEW SONG, words written and dedicated 10
n Mrs. Franklin Pierce, by Sheelah music CON-
posed by Frederick kley, Esq.
Ju,t published and for sale az HfLBUS HITZ'S
Music Depot, Star Buildings. mar 10