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TWENTY FIVE CENTS WARD RAN
] away, from the subscribers, their regularly in
dertured apprentice, Nj iROD II. TAYLOR. A
persons are hereby cautioned against employing ~
har5oiing, tru ting or III any way encouraging HI
absence, under the regular penalties
mar 10 81 T.. a. Il q. G.. SCpNEI FER.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION The annual
e''''i'n In the State OF New Hampshire will
'o"e o" on tuesday, 18th inst. Political ex
''eneht runs high IL that State,
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IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS.

II iG Roll of Militia entitled 20 Land BOUNTY I'M
2 DE-. The ac' IL Congress September u, ls;s0,
cu,r I'D lrum rus IN tie AUDITORS ofice al Rch
la.,i.
Muster Rolls oi the Virginia Militia in The War oil
IL >, being supplement 10 The pay rolls.
\ lew copies for isle at
r FsREHAN'S,
Corner Pa. avenue and lith IT'S.
tsn. 1T FRENCH'S, Alexandria, Va.
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o--~- We rROPOL1rAN MECHANICS IN
"a STIIUTE EXHIBITION.-NOTICE
The Managers of the Exhibition regret 10 under
stand IN AZ many persons visit tho Exhibition will
druo,i ots' and other Tckeis' borrowed from tn'ii
friends. The Committee Ere determined ia rxpcst
such person. when found with tickets not their own
The donrkeepers have beei instructed To cit!call,
exa mn all jckets hereafter pre- ented al the door
The Eyrihi ion will close ON Wedne day evening
XII the l4lh instant, when the tossing address wi
be delivered and the Award. announced
The various commuters of judges are requesiei
10 hand in their final report on Saturday m'rhii;
next.
CHARLES F. WOOD, Sup't.
mar S-ThSMThit (I"tel& N-ws)
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Crusl-Ons Of the letter writer's of tn
New York H'rafd, in wiring from this point,
N 'nased ia soIce way to get hold Of he nJme,
Of gsntiemon Who were ap licants foe cap
tain,' P si,inu IN the Il CIV r,gi meuts aud put.
Ns5es the names 70 the world as having bee,
appointed by tho President The is, ha
been reputiished by other papers having 4.
large Giro lie in. At least twenty person
called on US his morning to ascertain whelhe
Il - list vas correct, some of whom are appli
Giants for captaiDcies We think suoh pubRca
tipLs no; only cruel, brt wicked -deviish
1bere are many Who still think the H.rald
rs II Days gone by, gves early and reliable
nesS,-amcpg Ibe :PpIicapts Cor eff "a, man,
r set gre to be found. Toe publication Of the
lit referred TO, for day, or ntil the fabrica
t'ot could exposed. no doubt, had the ten
depcy to cheek the expectation. OF many as
! p'rants for military honors, and Raise the cur
Cfj > to he lips Ut hose WIN will never realiz,
any real pleasure IheTefrom No appoin,
'aeat fer the pjst Of Captain has Yet beer
made.
We caution tho reading public against be
!isVing what they L sy sec in in the New Yor l
N1|GI1 and kindred sheets. Il is bat eeIdou
thai 2nythiDg reliable fnds its way in,o thei,
columns, Particularly when il concerns the
pr; sent sdministra alton
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NOR SALE-A PAIR OF FINE CARRIAGE
Il Horses tar .ae I0w, b. a gentleman r.
leaving the cit,-yOung, 60 we'll in slnglefy&S&
or double harness, and sold for no fault 6h
Can be AT the Metropolis Stables, ID street,
tween l3f aud 18th streets, near Pa. avenue.
0,A
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sKyLIGuT DAGUERREAN

Or 9ART'S SKELIGHT DAGUERRE
- Rooms, over Gali's Jeweirs Store, Pa'ay rue,
j. where the public have sPlenoid pic,Sres taken
reasonable prices than a; ANY other m
! TIE city, Call early. Satisfaction always given.
EiIr I'm
100 CORDS OF PINE AND OAK DELIN-
tttI cred in @ny part CT the CRY. Pine "a Is
Oak IS IS.
Orders left will Mr.. McCHESNEY, Feed store,
| Seventh street, opposite Mr. SUMMERS, Sadcler
mas 5-6r
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CTGAR AHp TEA.
- % half chests imperial, GenpowdcF, fcuDg ity-
son. and ooIOuc Tea, very superior
- hays Java Coffee
1870 pounds CODFIsH
100 HiUIas FIGS
- boxes LEMONS ard ORANGES
% bbls cris ed SUGiR
6 hhdS @ do
81 sugar cure HAMS
Ii bbls LARD.
yrst.e eiyed ana ~: sale b.
rIrq q WILLIAM ORME.
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important TO Pos,masterr ard The Public
We are requested 10 call spe,ial attention 70
the ia~ just passed By Congress, modif ing he
rates tf postage, Dc, paIticu arIy to those
provisions requiring that all letters between
places in the United S,aes shalt be pre- pa d
| from and after the rst Of April, 1855 bv
stamp, or otherwise, and tina. from and afte,
| the first Of January rext, postmasters mus,
place postage s.amps upon all pre- pa id 10 tors
upon which such stamps may not have been
placed by the writers. or which may Hot be
enclosed in stamped envelopes
From and after the first Of April, 1855, the
postage TO be charged On each siugle letter.
fyr any distance in the United States not ex.
ceeding 5000 miles, is THREE cents, and over
3 coo miles tn cents
The law does Lot change the existing rates
or regulations in regard to letters 10 or from
Canada, or other foreign countries, nor does it
effect the frankiDg privilege.
The provision h regard to the registration
OF valuable letters will be carried into effect,
and special instr uctions issued TO pos,mas,ers
on the subject as soon as the necessary blanls
can be prepared and dist buted.
We beg to suggest that editors generally
throughout the United States would render an
essential service TO their readers by calling
attention to this subject
Z. S. Vessels Heard From -Let.ers have
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PIANOS Fer RNT.

rg yg0 superior octave Boudoir PTiNOFORTFS
l FOR rent Ut sale. Apply al HiBBUS HITZ'S
MISE depot, where they may be seen.
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FANCY MILLINERY.

FANCY MILLINERY.
Kiss AMELIA PRIBRAM and ~.
r, Il Sister ave ~ eneG FANCY MIL ks$<1
& * LINERY STORE en- PeIha. av, nut,
va between Tenth and Eleventh streets, -"
sCU-h side, No 2T7, and would pectrully All
IT, ";:CniIon Cf The ladies If Washington and vici
ni4 "a their hancsOmr Gnd varied ass"imfn NJ i'm
pa. and mar ufactured Millery, latest styles; New
Yo.S Paris, aud I.ont,n fashions Cf Stray, Shk,
Or. e Lace Velvet aad other BonRets. fiso; dress
an ssthrr Cap-.
III orders in TIE Millinery Iine Thankfully received
an. faithfully attended 10. mar 9-l ws
r ''-T-On the 5;h february, silver PORTE
( MOSN.tIE. containing slz cT SIS, on Let tire;
trtween Pa avenu. and e street. The finder Will
b. ha ally rewarded by leaving AZ at this Office, or
NJ CD Indiana avenue. 5-h*
DcUsTy LAND UNDER TIE LATE ACT
II OF Congo ESS.-1he undersigned vii take
charga &C. any applications fr BCuEIy l.: nd under
tn tate of Congress. aud all intcreste pleae
cel' upoa him accordingly, a he will mike sdyan-
cea; aad give the highest price for The warrants.
GEO. - MASSEY,
Agent and Broker, 10. f2s Thirteenth ST.
U'gr 6-.AE
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w1E-TanTrx rFvs AND GOSSIP.

" ~ - 80 We ANU oJceAE.
lies Of the Herald 10 Captains yet sp-
pointed The new army offeers rot all to
be token from tho Army.-Ren EeCuloca has
not Resigned SO Letter received from me
/ mp rcr If Russia The few s'ipendiary let
ter writers left ia Washington seem, within
few days, TO have broken on, with a new series
Of caluuny end mepdacity respecting the
President and his adminis;ration. We have
nJt line to notice all their misreprese utations.
bat propose only TO ate
list That the appointments of Captains and
Lieu ensn,s have not been announced nor de.
cided upon, and that the allegation Of the
New York HsraLd to the contrary, il char
ac,eristic falsehood
q. That it is not true III It the new regi
r,sots are TO bs of6,ered en;i,eiy By appoint
| ments fr,m the army More than half Of
them, at least, viii be given to civilians.
81 1t is not true that Ben MeCulloch has
resigned the commission in the new regiments
| ,endered him by the President, nor has he
addressed the President any letter rcla ing
thereto.
| 4th The Hernif's story Of the reception by
the President Of an autograph letter from the
Emperor Of Russia, has not particle Of fouu-
dali N in truth. No iettcr OF any kind has
been recently received from Emperor Nicho
las By any officer of this Government and the
Rsro,d knows that its story is silly, child
ish faIsehood
What we hero eay>nay be relied On.
Fun at the Moaumest. We learn that Jos.
H. Bradley, Esq. one Of the new managers Of
tho Washington Monument Association, yes.
tagisy, during the absence Of the Superinten-
dent visi cd the Monument and got The Keys
OF the Lisce from the messenger, who was the
only one present. This morning, Vim Dough
city, Esq the Superintendent, who We are
tod, i, NO kef in marb and a master Of
his profession, With the advice of the old
boatd, went to the monument and finding III,
/ dor open, tO,k possession.
Shortly af erwards, S. S. Briggs, Eq
member OF the new board, waited on NJ
= D5ugdeT'y snd handed him n order info 10
, iuy bins that Dir. Briggs, who is blacksmith
| hsi been appointed superintendent in hi
seal. Mr. pous heTty informed the bearer q
, t5a note t1o, he did lot recognize the author
L. Of hose who Appointed hun, and would re
to p session Of the monument until forcibly
ejceted.
: Hare We see the new board appointing On
Of its own body, who is blacksmith instead
of a workerin marble, to the best saiaried off !,
ia the gift of the Association? Will they 10
also give the other places that pay to n mayer
also? What are we to judge fir N this? Hav
they chosen a blacksmith because they in,en,
= t. finish be monument With iron2 or do they
}. a. rumor has il, intend to 1uish il with brio
q and afterwards whitevssh 1t, giving the jpb Il
another member Of The board of managers.
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Us. Vessels Heard From Letters have
been received at the Navy Department, sta.
ting that the a'g-ship Independence lef, Rio
On the 25;h Of December, and the John Adams
on the l9;h
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A CARD.

IMPORTANT TO PERSONS BREAKING UP
1 iinu-ekee,ang -PerSnns removing from the city
and wishing to disp Of Their Furniture ana House
K. cg'ns Utensils without the tr uhie Of sending
then TO Auction. can 90 so by calling upon us ~
ar sore. Ne. BIZ Pr. avcIue, IS We are prepares
ln w sIl such goods as NAV be- offered.
K. III. JEWELLE CO,
,--q No. 3I7 Pa. avenue.
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The Current Operations o! tho Treasury
Experimentation yesterday, tt 9th OF March,
thore were Of Treasury Warrants entered On
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March, J, lss5.

N Office Is HEREBY GIVEN 10 the holders of
~ stock of he United States described in the fol
lowing notice of ID January last that for the pur
pose OF completing the purchase of the amount
therein named this depart nent will continue 10
purchase, upon the terms of said notice. TO the ex-
tent OF the residue O the sum prOpOsed not yeI oh
tsnedsay 81 5s5 05, if said stocks are offered
and received here prior 10 the first day OF June next,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, January 3, 1855.
Notice is hereby given to the holders Of the fol-
lowing described stocks of the United States, that
tlls department is prepared to purchase, at any time
between the date hereof and the LIST day Of Mar. h
next portions of those stocks, amounting i'm the az
gregate TO 81 900, COO, IN the manner and on The
te ms hereinafter mentioned, TO wit:
In case of any contingent competition. within the
amount stated, preference will be ven in The order
Of time in which said stocks may be offered. TIL,
ceruhcates, duly assigned to the United States by
the parties who are to receive the amount thereof
must be transrr itted TO this department; upon the
receipt whereof, price will be paid compounded
OF the following particulars:
!. The par value, or lount specfedin in each ccr-
tifcate.
2. A premium on The stock Of the loan authoriz q
by the act OF July, 1876, redeemabIc November -
1856 0f24 per cent; on the stock Of the loan aII-
thOrzed by the act of 842, redeemabie 3lst Decem
ber S62, of 10 per cent; the stock of the loans
authorized by the acts of lSa7 and 1913 d redeem
able, the former on th 3lsf December, 1867, ami
the latter on The Doth June, 1868, Of l6 per cen:
and on the stock Of the loan authorized by the act
o. ic.O, anu IeueTHlaDe on tne 0lst OF Dccrmb'r,
1864, Commonly called t..e Texan INDEMNIFY 6
per cent.
). Interest on the par of each certificate from the
ist January, 1855, TO the date of receipt and ST
lenient at the Treasury, with the allowance oar
the money TO reach the owncr) of days interest
in addition
Payne nt for said stocks will be male in draft Of
the Treasurer Of the United States, on the assistt
reaj jurer It Boston, New York, Philadelphia AS .ie
parties n,ay drect.
Put 10 certificate will be entitled to the benefit Of
this notice which shall ot be actually received at
the Treasury before the said Isl day of March
EeXt. JAMES GUTHRIE
mar aT6--dtJunel Secretary of the Treasury
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30 Il ir-laga its du tias ami dlsQuaIifcstions ard
their rsui-d;ss; with lbogrsphs, illdstra';og the
anstcEiy scd pbyso!osJ sad diseases OF the repro-
i1c.Vs orgaos OF both eeK-s, they EtructUJe usss
Az !unetlars. popular Sri coilprsh, rsive trea.
nse The duties and casual; : E:ngl. end rosr.
risd Gf-rGnpy and tru-.' az >ce, ludo CT SO.
cIriDg them -infcF citCT= - !pts-t:l- oce1the:r
DEVIATION and reu 0vc.-- .nTsurt<nt hints TO tho-e
,oD :enlp!sting r.s2 r. ny t-et vii, ov-Tca:le 90
ieJLions 20 Il; Eon,. HrUs~1-. should take tkis r-
portant sop vi lcb' Lrst cs'nsl.liing its psges--
scrlmectGrics uy diseases an! la- cai trcp n;ers
OF females frori ,IsnCy 20 old each caee grsyl
csy DluRtrzttI !,y beautiful h.h0G-eplio Ilatse
1"rvoGa debility, Its c1u"cs tEa care, ~ prcc. 3
.: ei,n2!e. sfa o3d efsciUai tist failure is
lsroe lt!e-rIies for Geiiy Eian8gs,Dert--aa e7aDr
On 5p rratar. Ec.a with T-acicsl chsc -vsticrs on
s>fer end s1ccedsfii r1ose OF trs:Ineu:--pIs
,tioDs-Y hints or. tbe eEiH Tegusing frorl .up.:
,s.i -aci.e---Gn ee=sy all diseases el,,.g ttCl!
rdfcrs'ion, with plain ami simple rules ty vhirh
al persGrs cUre themselves vi, hOut mercury
Remedies for thoGc s.lf iEtict.i :5crirs AID di2
pcirte3 hopes eo unfortunately prevalent in the
Yourg. II il truth Gl sdy the married and
those CCnter1 stiCg mgrIia:t. Its perusSl in oar
ticrlsriy recommended 10 pagaons entertaining re
,ret DOUBTS Of their physical condition, and vhO
conscioUs Ct having bazarded tho hsGih karpin 81
and privilege; TO which every burnsn being 10 &c.
titled to.
lar. Mailed fle, Of postage TO any psrt O. the Uai-
ted St.tes.
E.B-Thcse who prefer rrsy consult Or IL Cyc.y
upon snJ Of tia diseases upon which bis hooI r6f
either jcrSonsiy or b. mail Medicine sen. 70 any
part of ths Cnjou according 10 6irec.ioUe saf,l,
Address Hr. Il. B LA CR0IX, No. 81 HGi!. t3ra
or Pest Cfioe Boz G79, Albany. NY.
81 Office oPen daily Irona Ii 10 T., and %,
sunday FROM until p IL.
ES- 05ice sseM MOvsd fToru No. So ReaVer 81,
TO 81 81 Aidza Lame, Albany, NJ
Jec7
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BOUNTY LAND-ADDITIONAL.

I Id my old fIIends for wRom | obtained Bounty
n Land, in less quantity than 100 acres, are here
by Informed that tueir names and a record Of the
evidence, with the dates OF their certificates are on
my book, SO that can with facility, make out then
declarations for additional land. Those who fall d
to obtain any land for want of sufficient service
many of whom are now entitled TO l60 acres cal
find the time allowed recorded by me- Others will
had II TO their interest to call write, and will
send forms and instructions for reasonable ana fan
compensation.
ANY old Soldiers, or their Widows unable 10 pav
for preparing their papers will be instructed gratis
by calling at the office JOHN ID. CLARK,
mar 6-lm Agent, Washington ID G.
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l. OK Fl e r Ell

NJ ORE BOUNTY LAND TO ILL who served
Sl in ANY WAR since 1890, whether n. Officers
Soldiers. Sailors. Marines, Clerks, Indians Cha y
lains. Wagon Masters, Tcamst: rs, LanGSU. u, IN:
their widows or minor children who have not Vet
received full 100 and have been service ii
days, will do we'll write postpaid and ll!'if
Land Warrants viii be forwarded 10 them for fhe
above quantity, and no charge if they do not get it,
LLOYD u CO.,
Claim Agents Office, opposite l.. =. Treasury.
Washington City, ID. & mar 6-JH
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wards, and fourth attains the same oh.
jects by cultivation Of the moral prin-
cipleS, and by inspiring love for what
is true and right.
Another charge is "the want Of sys-
tematic organization that causes the six
teen thousand dollars our city annually
appropriates for education to be really
less valuable than ten thousand properly
expended" Let US look at the facts as
presented by the last anpusl report cf
the Trustees.
Amount paid for salaries of Teachers
and assistants, S13 23s So The writer
would scarcely wish this sum reduced.
Ren;s OF school rooms, 81 1873 30. Books
and stationery for INDECENT pupils,
S25I Al. Repairs Of school houses and
contingent expenses, 81 0I0 %. Pur-
chase of new furniture, S939 ~ Fuel
and stoves, S436 %. Premiums and
contingent expenses Of Board of Trus.
tees, S2l3 sc. Salary Of Treasurer, 5000.
Salary of Secretary, $500. We do not
well set how any reduction could be
made in any Of the above items without
injury to the schools, unless. perchance,
The exorbitant salaries psid to the Traa-
surer and Secretary.
1t appears, by the same report. that
the cost to the city for inStructip- each
pupil in the public schools, was six dol
lars and nire cents.
We should like to know whare such
instruction IS a child receives for 4 year
in many of our public schools can be- ca.
cured for less money.
We had occasion TO inquire at two
private schools in the city the price of
tuition for child about twelve wears
old, and found it to BE- Sl00 for the school
year, about forty-four weeks, and if in
struction was given in what are called
accomplishments" it would amount 20
more than two hundred dollars.
March ~, lS55. g. J. 4.
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@ Mott Badelps Line.

NEW YORK, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON
CITY, IND DISTRICT or COLCDIBIA
P.7CRETS.
FINIIS LINE OF PACKETS SAILS WEEKI Y
from pier Ia East River, New York. and Uflenrr
II necessary, aud composed OF the following first
class vessels:
New schr. a. 7. Beiel, BeGell, master.
New schr. Mott Bedell, i. V. Tredwell.
Scbr finn d., Wm. Oliver, master.
Sch. DClGs, l.. "A. Smith. master.
Schr. Commander ia Ch:sf, Wogl In, masieT.
Schr. Green ~, Yu-,n, master.
These vessels All las. saIIcES and the masters
men of experience h trade ana the onIy reylI-
lar line OF Washington lily packets.
MOTT BEuELL,
Wall street, n. Y.
:. ). MASTERS s SONS,
Alexandra, Va.
THOMAS RILEY,
feb l-6m Washington and u. G..
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FATHER MAIZENA, letter from this
distinguished advocate of total absti-
nence from intoxicating drinks, dated
Funchal, Madeira, Jan %, addressed to
DR.. Hayden, of Dublin, speaks hopefully
OF at least his partial restoration from the
paralysis with which he has been afflicted.
He says, that "under the influence OF
the genial climate of the island his par
alyzed limbs are much improved" and
he thus concludes his letter:
4" The only wish | have for improved
health is, that it may enable me 10 re-
sumo my labors, for the few remaining
years Of my life, In the sacred cause OF
temperance. Should it be the merciful
will of the great God not to restore my
health, fervently pray that the AlmigE-
y may, in his goodness call me TO hiu,-
self, that may not be burden to nv
friends, aud in particular to you, dearest
DR.. Hayden, my great and only benz flc.
tor. Ii is you alone WHO rescued me
from wretchedneSs and almost dospair,
and bid me hope once more Your exer-
tions have been indefatigable to extri-
cate me from inexpressible agony Of
mind"
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FISH PREEDING.--In a recent visit to
the fish Matching establishment of NJ.
Coste, in Paris, it is said that the French
Minister Of Agriculture, Commerce, and
Public Works, found there 250, 900 new
ly Matched fish, 10000 Of which had
only just been brought up from the es.
tablishInent at IIuninguen. All this
large number were conveyed TO Paris at
the same time, and without perceptible
less. The fish comprised common trout,
trout from the lakes, salmon from the
Rhine. and hout from the Swiss lakes.
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Union ACADEMY.

Corner Of F0artscHth 81. Gnd NeU York duenu.
4 PEW more pupils con be received TO make ur
IA the limited number. Application must be
made soon. Tbs diecipliDe instruction, ani means
OF iustrsticn each 10 insure satisfactory pro
gress Ia those upiis who Gle punctua, regular anc
obedieut
Circulars st the Bookstores.
dec 2n--Sm T. EIOV .pDa u-i--i--
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A RARE CHANt T. FOR A MAGNIFICENT Pi-
N ANO--Wc have on eXhibiuoa al the Fair al
the Smithsonian Institute, four superb PIANOS,
which made expressly for IN fair and may he
relied upon as superior instruments. We will dis
pose Of them upon very reasonable terms, give any
reasonable time them, divide the payments into
small notes, in fact, make any reasonable arr nge-
ments to suit purchasers
We have also on hand in store tho largest and
most reliable oItment OF Pianos offered IN
this city, from ile renowned mBnuf ctores Of Hal
let, Davis, u Co, Boston, and Bacon Raven, New
York.
Old PiauoS taken i'm exchange.
New Music and assortment Of every article
pertaining 20 tie music trade.
JOHN I. ELLIS,
300 Penna. avenue, near Tenth street.
mar 13-tf
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tn PHILLIPS, COACH FACTORY

4?7 Eighth ct adjoining hsin-y's Livery stables
hWttt's 70 tho Increased trsds which generous
~ pu5i les bestowed upon ne, have been com.
pellej 20 ere-r new and larger building tor tn.
c'rFSiry cf nv Business. Here shalt b. ell
s5ls1 20 EXECUTE all orders entrusted T. M with
greater t,ciltis sRI dispatch aud would respect
fuzzy solicit lcnttnusnce n: the ubi IS pat-ous e.
Csrrisy"s a. TsgCns, Of thu most mod rn style,
bsili of the bst materials, and warranted 10 siv'
ssGl6!-etior.
-.sPsi-s O. 'Fe-y ts soripion 2unctually attssde.
-.
For sale, eh lp, a secondhand Clarence Cecrisge.
peSfiY Rev e. 20-ii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-21

CBEAPEST HOOK EVER
PURLI3HEp, .rd containing
nearly d ubis the quantity OF
rsa ling matter in that Of the
FIFTY CENTS OR DOLLAR
PUBLICATIONS.
II treats on the PHYSIOL0-
GY OF MARRIAGE, and tbs
secret i. firnities and disord.y
Of youth and maturity, re-
'ulting from excsesss, which
destroy the physicist and men.
fal nnxrarc NTH nhan--~-aA;o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-21
ARLINGTON POLKA.

lust published by HILBUS HITZ, and for
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favoritc, the venerable George Washington z. Gus
lis, and dedicated TO him by the popular composer
Of this city, Hans Krummacher.
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