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Russian troops, the very elite Of her
armies. Let her once declare against The

Russian troops, the very elite Of her
armies. Let her once declare against the
Czar, and her territories will be overrun.
and her discordant and discontented pop-
ulation IN open rebellion. Aided BIZ
Russian gold and Russian bayonets, Hun
gary will rise en- masse, nor will she be
able to suppress, even with French as
sistance, the revolutionary outbreaks in
her Italian possessions. Everything de-
pends upon the conflict now wsging in
the Crimea. Russia once victorious
there, she becomes the great and leadirg
power in Europe, and nothing can s,sT
tne irresistible influence Of her strength.
Lake mighty Alpine avalanche, she
hangs over the rest Of Europe, ready 10
sweep away and crush every opposition.
held but for moment BY the fate of Sc.
bastopol; loosen this knot by complete
victory over the allies, and she will fall
with tremendous destruction, and bury
beneath her weight every thing that
dares to resist her overwhelming strength.
Ii is for this reason both belligerents arr
strsining every nerve to guarantee sue.
cess. The French are Seeding large re.
intorcements to open the campaign ia
the spring. For the present they have
abandoned all hopes of successful sc-
sault, and indeed il were madness 70
think Of it. If the fortifcations Of TIE
place were strong when they fist coul-
menced the siege, they have hssn ren
dered tenfold stronger by the additional
ones that the Russians have since erected
All military writers agree that TO car
~ fortification BY storm, the besieein.
army should at least be three times,
many say five times, greater than the b.
Sieged. In this case, It's the reverse: the
Russians are not only more numerous
within, but they have large army with.
out the city with an uninterrupted COM
munication. Beside, they will not only
have to take one fortfcation, out a So
ries OF them, and even should the whole
OF the southern portion of the city fall
into their hands, the enemy, with tho
commanding lortresSes on the northern
side, will be able to pour upon them O
continued volley Of shot and she'll The
fact is, the active generals, in their ca.
gerness to win glory, forgot the oli
adage, Look before you leap" In de-
string TO pluck the fruit, they we're for
getful of the difficulties in obtaining il,
and now find themselves in the miser-
able situation Of being unable to retreat
with safety, or advance with success.
The hospitals here are really springing
up like mushrooms, so great is the nu,a.
ter of the sick and wounded daily ar.
rising from the Crimea. Should the al-
lies cor tinue there Until Spring, shall
go up and see what is going On. The
Turkish troops landed at Eupatoria aIe
dying off rapidly, ja:t as l anticipate.
The Turkish commiSseriat, IL one can cal!
it such, is most miserable, and so Is ey-
erything connected with the country and
people. Were it not for the excitement
of the war, the place would be uabear-
able, unless one were anxious to enjoy
state Of torpidity.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March s 1855.

lRkAsukY DEPARTMgfT, March g. 1888.
N Office Is HEREBY GIVEN 10 the holders Of
IN stock OF The United States descrbed in the fol-
lowing notice Of I'd January last, that for the pur
pose OF completing the purchase of the amount
therein named, this depan uent will continue TO
purehsse, upon the terms Of said notice, 10 the
tent oi the residue OF the proposed not yet OBJ
tained-say 81, ,l5S s65 05, f said stocks offered
and received here prior TO the first day OF June next
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, January 3, 1858.
NOTICE IS hereby given TO the holders Of ths-fol-
lowing described stocks OF the United States, that
this department prepared to purchase, al any time
between the date hereof and the LIST day Of Mar.h
next, portions Of those stocks, amounting In the az
cregate 10 81 900 600, IN tbs manner and on Lhe
te ms hereinafter mentioned, to Wit:
In case of any contingent competition, within the
amount stated preference will be in The order
OF time in which said stocks may be offered. The
certlhcates, duy assigned TO the United States BY
the parties Who are to receive the amount thereof
must be transD itted to this deparun upon the
receipt whereof, a price will be- raid compounded
OF the following particulars:
l. The par value, or al 'ount specified in each ccr-
Q. A premium on the stock Of the loan au,horiz
~ the get OF July, 1876, redeemnble November i2
1896 o' IN per cent: on the stock nf the loan au-
thorized By the act Of 1872 redeemabie 3lst Decem
Der, ieG2 Of per cent; on the stock of the loan.
authorized by the acts Of l8i1 and 1873 redeeH,-
able, the former on tn 3lst December, 1867, and
the latter on the Goth June 1853, Of l6 per cent
and on the stock of the loan authorized by the ect
OF 1850, and redeemable on the 3ist OF December
1864, Commonly called the Texan indemni;y,)
per nj.
J. Interest On the par of each certificate from the
Isl # January, 1855, to the date Of receipt and set,
ueinent OF the Treasury, with the allowance (f0r
the money to reach the owner) OF days interest
in addition.
Payment for said stocks will be made in drafts OF
the Treasurer of the United States on the assistant
treasurer at Boston, New YOrk, Philadelphia, as the
parties way direct.
But 10 certificate will be entitled to the benefit of
this notice which shall not be actually received at
the Treasury or before the said Is, day of March
next. JAMES GUTHRIE
maro-dtJunel Setre ary of tie Treasury.
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PROPOSALS FOB FURNISHING PAPER
FOR TEE PUBLIC PRINTING
OrfIcE SUPERINTENDENT fvBL,o PRrSrrse,

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT frbLIO PRISrisG,
Washington, jaauary -, 1863.
pursuance OF the proviioas of the act entitled,
l. "Ah Act 10 provide for executing the pu lie
printing" Se., approved August %, lisa, sealed
proposals viii be received this office. in ihe Cap
itol, untii "Wednesday, the 2Sth day Of March ne x
at II O'Clock m, for furnishing the following guam
Titles and descriptions Of writing paper, 80 wit:
suring l9 by % iuches
3,lG0 reams, weighing 9 pounds per ream, and mea-
suring l6 by Is inches
loo reams, weighing "a pounds per Iesm, and mea
suring IL by ~ inches
3iO feams, weighing % pounds pc. ream, and Rea-
surng lo by l8 inches
40 resms, weighing II pounds per rcaln, aud mea-
suring IL by l6 inches
All these papers TO be made OF the 81 materials.
and fni.hed II the best manner and tree from adu-
teTati0n. contract will be entered into for sup
plying the Quantities stated, al such times "a the
public service may require, but the privilege is re-
served o. ordering greater quantity Of either kind,
should greater quantity be required, al such times
and i3 sucn quantities may be deemed ne tssary
Eimries Of each kind Of pape. must accompany
each biz, and all proposals and samples must be
transmitted TO this Office, free Of postage or other
expense
Each proposal mus, be signed by the individual
or firm making it, and must specify the price pc
pound and the consequent price Der reaIn land but
one pTicel OF each description Of paper.
All the paper mast be delivered al such place or
places may be design3te in Washn. ton city; in
good OTr, free OF oil and every extra charge or
pense, and subject to The inspection, count weight
aud measurement OF the Supci inteldent, and be in
all respects satisfactory.
Blank forms for proposals will be furnished at this
Office 10 persons applying for them and none will
be taken into consideration uniess substantially
agreeing Herewith.
BoEds with approved securities will be required;
and the supplying Of an inferior article, or failIie
to supply the quantity required any time will be-
considered a violation OF the contract.
Each bidder iS REQUIRED 10 furnish with his DYopo-
sails satisfactory evidence of his ability to execute it,
and any proposal unaccompanird with such evi-
dence will be rejected.
Proposals will be addressed 10 the "Superintend-
ont of Inc Public Printing Capitol Of the United
States, Washington, and endorsed "Proposais for
Supplying Paper
A. G.. SEAMAN,
Superintendent of the Public Printing
ian 9Q-aatl
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United states Patent once,

j
an the petition of CH.ELEs r. GtBE, of n. York
~ NY, praying for the extension Of patent
granted to him for an improvement in ''ti man
er of making ,te slides sf extension ttbles," fer
seven years from the expiration of said patent
which takes place on the Ia day OF Jane, eight.
cen hundred and fifty FIVE:
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard at tn.
Patent Office On Monday, the 1lth day of Ju,e
next at IL o'clock, and sll persons are notified tc
sppsar and show cause, If sny they have, why said
petition ought not to be grabted
Persons opposing the extension required to fle
In the Office their specially set forth
in writing, at least twenty days before the day Of
hsaring all testimony filed by either party to be used
at the said hearing must be taken and Transmitted
In accordance with the rules of this Oce which will
be furnished on application.
The testimony In the case viii be closed on the
3ist Of Nay depositions and other papers relied
as testimony, must be filed In the Office before
the morning Of that day; the arguments, II sny,
within ten days thereafter.
Ordered, 50, that this notice be published IN the
Union, Intslligencer, and Evening ktsr. Wsshing
ton, d. c.; Argus, Baltimore, Md; Eveaing Arsus
Philadelphia, Pa; aod Scientific American, New
York; once Q week for three successive weeks, pre-
visus to the Ilth day Of June next, the day OF
hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
P.S.-Editorsefthe above papers will please copy
and send their bllsto the Patent Office, with papei
containing this notice. mar 22-Th3v
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GEN. JACKsoN.-A writerin the South.
ern Literary Messenger says the follow
ing of Andrew jackson:
jackson s spirit, ifnot more active, Rss
less fitted for the council hall tran ths
battle field. His was not the e,sborste
eloquence Of the Senate. Swords, not
words, were has arguments. His was the
true Demosthenic eloquencs Of action.
He had neither the temper nor tie abilj-
ties to parley. lie could speak tersely.
vigorously, movingly-but his words
were the brief words of command. AZ
tion followed speech with him, as light
ming the thunder. lie had no patience
for tie solemn forms, the dull routine,
the prosy speech making, the timid plat
itudes, or the ratlocinations o. legislative
debate. Sudden and quick in opinion
as in quarrel, heart, soul and mind ell
mingled in his conclusions, and the en-,
ergy that conceived purpose, sterted it
into overt act. With him to think and
to do were not so much two things g
one. His eager and impatient soul
would have feyered over debate or p:a-
position to declare war or to proviGs
means for prosecuting it, as the kpIght
Ivanhoe on his sick bed in the castle oi
Front pc Boeuf, when he heard the clang-
or of the warriors storming the battle
ments for his delivery. Like Jobs war
horse, he scented the battle from afar.
and at the sound ofthe trumpet cried la
hai The first man in resolution and
daring in the community in which t.
lived, he did not so much rise to the CON-
mand of the warlike troops that flocked
to the first standard unfurled to him, a.
by native allegiance to greatness, the
work in distress ard terror turn through
instinct for safety 10 the strong. Putting
himself at the head of his raw recruits,
he moved upon the Indian camps and con-
quered, as easily as he found, the enemy.
His work was as thorough as swift. lie
did nothing by halves. A war with him
was nearly an extermination-slways
complete destruction Of the power OF the
fee. He took no security from an enemy
except his imbecility. He closed the war
at New Orleans by one Of the most sig
nal victories, everything considered, upon
record. But to do this he assumed pow
ers and responsibilities from which Mel
son might have shrunk. But the event
sanctified the means, ifthose were indeed
equivocal. Arbuthnot and Ambrists
were hung in Florida, Notwithstanding
the finding of court martial, and the
Spanish soil was no protection to those
who from it concocted designs and lent
themselves to plots against his country.
His military career wasshort but brilliant.
Without any military training or educa-
ton, be discover ed talents OF the first Or
der in arms, and brought raw militiamen
to the strict subordination o. the regular
service. He was . rigid disciplinarian.
He could sit beside q sick soldier all night
and share his last crust with him as with
a brother, and could shoot him next NOR
ming for sleeping en- his post.
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EXCELSIOR Is OUR MOTTO

M L have just received a fres! lot OF PRUNES,
w FIGs, ORANGES, LEMONS, sc. Also,
case Of SARDiSES, put up In superior l,yte.
Give us a Call and Judge for yourselves
Don't forget the No ,499 sevenih street, oppo.
Odd Fellows Hall.
N. II. Balls, Parties, and Families supplied OIL tie
most reasonable AID satisfactory terms al the short
est notice. RYDER & PLANT.
mar lin
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MORE AROuT LOCKS

TONEP ROTATING PERMUTATION PLATE
u LOCK. now commonly called the WORLiI,s-
FAIR LOCK. uithout key or key-Aoie, is the Lock
that secured the outerdoors OF the Herring Safe thu,
contained 81 600 at the Worlds Fair London, laJ.
being necessary to unlock this before other lock
in the safe could be unlocked All parties interests,
are referred to the following notice:
THE WORLDS FAIR LOCK
NOTICE.
| have this day sold to Messrs. STEARNs 1.
MARVIN, Manufacturers OF WILDER'S Pa,sn,
Salamander SAFES, New York, the Patent rshr OF
my
ROTATING FORMULATION PLATE LOCK,
Commonly called
81 NES' ANTI-GUNPUWDER LOCK- ~
"THE WORLDS FAIR LOCK.n
The latter lille was acquired in consequence OF
this Lock being placed in a SAFE at the Worlds
Fair, with 3, ,OC0 i the Safr, be the reward OF
any pers0s who could upen the door.
The geld remained therein for period OF forn
five days, whilst the visitors got tired Of turning tie
dals, with such poor prospect of Success the M u
ber Of changes being "a, 800 coo.
Bankers, Jewellers, and Merchants who desire 10
have these Locks upon their doors, can have them
by appyin; 10 Stea,ns Marvin, No LAG Water
stI6si, who Rave the exclusive nigh: 10 manufacture
said Locks In ;he United States.
HENRY c. JONES.
Newark, N. -, January Goth, 1853
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en- marr:sgs, its duties AID tlsiu2ii5csEons, Grd
their renedi7s; With litk5gE2phs, IGGatIstlag the
anatomy AID paysclogT, AID dises'7s cf tie repro
d1ctive organs Of both ss2cs, thss CECc.EES, nsrs
sad functions. poFu,sz a5t CosaI rsas rSi 20 Tres
tiss the drtiss ami cssah':cs siGgIe sd mar.
ried Els-hSppy ard t.1I>:.l aI-2L 49, MODS CE
curing them-infsi,dtcsss 80 !Dfs.Gls oass-tbeI
soyistion en1 rsr ovrl-i-o 5VrSAnt hints % tho~e
contemplating LisT-E-5 e. th1t viii overcome ob
Jsct.ons 20 l.; mons ae@5yer. ehoni taks this ira-
scn2sntz-iss the diseases snd nelicEl treatment
Of tenSlsS fFo-. infancy 70 Old axe, each graph
icaly iiust=A.Ei By besutifui nthosEEphic plates
nsSToas debility, its causes Ead ecEs by pTooese
NJ staple esfe sei encaual. that fsilcIs is
IN apos-ib,e-rules foT daily Ilanzgs-clt-sn essay
Go sprrnstcrrtss with practical observations On
sts:, and more successful mode OF tr.stIasct-pze
-agconsrY h;hts OK tbs evils reeu!a- ron e:Dpiri
al practtee-sn eEssy O. eli ciseass5 A.iLhs !Iom
lE6iscreiOu, with plain saa fEiS S-s rCis3 hJ nich
ell persons csn cure themselves without yns.cury-
remedies for Lhcse reiI nfetel miseT,s5 and Gisfp
pointed hopes 30 Untcrtonxtsiy prevalent In tEe
Joaag 1t Il . truthful aiTlser 10 the Easi,<5 and
shoss eontsupi@tiIg marriage. lt5 peruSsl j, par
ticulsrly,recSmnshded to ParscrS tree-tsin'ng Sc
sEst dcubts Of their psJzeal eorct.5n. ard who are
conscious of having hszsrtad tae health happiness
and privilege - Ehicn every human Icing Is sr-
titled to.
Pri.s 2s ssnts ger copy c. Eve coriss Fl scl-
AE kailsc fee OF Eosisss &c sA;y v&Et Q! Tic uss
Ted ststss.
N. d.B-ThOsS who rrsser nay ecnsalt Dr La CRols
apon any Of the diseases upoE Ehsa h1 book treats
Etthar oeEs:Dsly or By nsiI. Medicine stnt 20 any
S1t Of the Union according to GtEect.cns, ssteij
Addrses DR.. N. B. Ia CR0Ix, 30 81 Esidar Lane
CO Post cscs Box 6Ia, Albany. Y.
& Ocos open daily from . "a 70 ? Il, tnd c.
Sunday froaa urtil S p =.
- 0nee Rsnovsd frc.n Nc &c pea7.r s.,
oSt n.idsn Lane, albany, n. Y.
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FANCY MILLINERY.

MISs AMELIA PRIBRAM and Sis p.
ter have opened a FANCY MlLLlN-
ERY STuRE on Pennsylvania ave.
~Ssnue, between Tenth and Eleventh
sAreets, south sile, No 275, and would respectful,
" call the attention Of the ladies' Of Washington a1a
vicinity 20 their handsome and varied assortment OF
imported and manufactured Mlhpery, latest styles;
New So;k, Paris, ani London fashions 0f Straw,
shs, Grape, Lace, Velvet aud other Bonnefs. Also,
dress and other Caps.
All orders In The Millinery line thankfully received
and faithfully attended 10, mar 9lm'
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LOOK HEREIii

h ORE BOuNVY LAND To all who served
Ul in AMY WAS since 1870, whether "a OI,cers
Soldier siliois. Marines, Clerks, Indians, Chap
Iains, Wagon Masters, Teams,sfs, Iandsmsn. Ip,
their widows or minor chil,rrn) who have NOT Vet
received full l60 acrs- and have been in service IA
days, will do well e. wrie 10 post paid and their
Land Warrants will be forwarded 10 them for the
above quantity, and charge IL they do not get H.
LLOYD CO,
c,aim Asent's office, opposite u. =. Treasury,
Washington City, D. mar 6-3sn
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NO. 53i.J
Notice of tAe Temporary continuance ofthe

sfU sOI.
Notice Of tire temporary continuance of the
Land Office at Vincennss, Indiana.
IN compliance with the act Of Congress approved
4 Feb nary l3, 1855, which provides "that the of
ces OF register and receiver shall be continued at
VinceRnes, Indiana, until after final report shall
have been made by the commissioners, pursuant to
the act of Congress approved July twenty seventh,
eighteen huGdred and fifty four,' entitled sfAn act
10 ascertain and adjust the titles tn certain lands in
the State OF Indiana" notice is hereby given that
the order No. 52o dated January 25 1885, directing
the discontinuance of certain land offices in Indiana
is suspended In its application the Off ie al Vim
cennes 'until The services required by the act of
27.h July, 1884, OF the commissioners shall have
been fully performed - Of win en- due rotce will be
given.
Given under my hand, al the city OF Wa hingt0n,
this l7th day of February, 1855.
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner General Land Office.
feb ID - law6w
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4 RARE CHANCE FOR A MAGNIFICENT PI-
IA ANO.-We have on exhibition al the Fair al
the Smithsonian Institute, fonr superb PIANOS,
which were made expressly for th iair and may be
relied upoa 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. in fact, make any reasonable arrnge-
menls 10 suit purchasers.
We have also on hand in store the largest and
most reliable sortment of Pianos ever offered in
this city, from the renowned mshuf ctores Of Hal
let, Davis, CO., Boston, and Bacon Raven, New
York.
Old Pianos taken In exchange.
New Music and an assortment OF every article
pertaining TO the music trade.
JOHN F. ELLIS,
306 Penna. avenne, near Tenth street.
mar l3-Ii
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Z. H. PAILLIPS' C0ACa FACTORY,

4, q. hILlllf0 VUhCd EdCIURY,
AT Eighth St adjoining nsin-y's Livery Stables
nWING 70 Lne Increased trsds which a generous
" publ bss bestowed u3on ms,i haze bs-p com.
Pe.lst to crest neg and lager buiicing fST ths
carTing on Of uly busnsss. HIRE shalt l.. en-
atle1 20 execu.s all orders entrusted T. IN, VIII.
yc,ster facilities aza Gisps and would rese, c.
up solicit q continuance O. the publ g petaons.
Csrrisg>s aod Wagons, Of ths Eost mod II sly r.
ball OF ihe best Ua.esrsis, AID warranted to Civ.
"a iisfactioa,
..epziEs OF eTery description punctrsl!y nttsGae
70.
Fer sale, cheap, secondhand Clasencs Csrriag-,
neeriy Us4 go s23-ii
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NOTICE To NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- superior Premium DasOnc Flutes and Cla ion
ettes will be- on exhibition and for sale for few
DAYS at liiLBUS & HiTZ s Music Depot.
mar 20
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LOUDON WALTZ.

HOMPOSED and dedicated TO the ouns ladies
~ II Leesburg, Va, y Prof. A. Young. a very
pleasing composition, Published at Tie Music Depot
of HILBUS H.TZ.
mar lo-n
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CURED.-The following

nEAENEsS CURED.-The following il
IL taken from Scott's Weekly:
DEAPNE55.-We understand that the success
which has followed the use Of SCARPA'S ACOUS-
TIC OIL, in cases of Deafness, has been astonisf-
ing, thousands Of persons aving been cured, whose
cases were considered hopeless. The calls fur this
medicine are from all paris Of the country, il being,
we believe the only article before The public for the
cure Of thai distressing disease.
Be particular aud buy of Il. ID. GILMAN, Wash
ington, ID. C., and ) 8. IiANCE, Baltimore, Md, as
there is counterfeit article in the market.
feb 2S-Im
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VaoR sALE--At The SENATE STABLE so,uh
Il Of the Capitol, three good work Hofses, sud
one fine buggy bay Horse Apply al ths Stables, or
Senate Post Office, mar 49, eolm'
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STETART'S SKYLIGHT DAG UERREAN N
y Rooms, over Galt's Jewelry Store, Pa avenue,
Is where The public have splendid pictures taken
ai more REASONABLE prices than al any other room in
the city. Call early. Satisfaction always given.
I'm
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Union ACADEMY.

CcT'ler Of Fourteenth 81. and Ntso York auenue.
A FEW mere pupils cen be received to make ur
n the limited number. Application must be
made soon. The difcpl;be, instruction, ami Imoanf
Of Illustration such TO insure satisfactory pro
sres. In those rupils who aie punetua regular and
obeaisnt.
Circulars at the Bookstores
Dec 3I-sm z ETOB .nns n-i--i--
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CHEAPE7T B0OR EVER
PuBLEHEG, sEi Ccn'siniag
nearly d ub,e The quantity o,
rea 'icg mater IN that of ths
FISTh CENTS CS DOLLAR
PUBLICATIONS.
II treat4 on the PHIS.OLD-
GY OF MARRfAG =, and tie
eecTet Is 6-irities oci disorder
& youth sat lrstEsi,y, re
sC,tiEs from excsssss whic..
destroy the phys:cal AID men
tai ysoEe-S With ob-.zy-vS fin,o
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MARTIN'S UNRivALLED GUITARS.-TMee
Nl OF these superb instruments are now on exhi-
bti0n Iof limited period, al our Music Store The
charming beauly OF their tone elicits the universal
sscomiums Of Professors and Amateurs.
HlLBUS HFTZ
IbU ~ sOlr Apenfs
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PALMER'S PATENT LEG

PROSPERI'S CORNET BAND NO. l
4 II. FREDERICK PaOjPERI begs leave 10 in
vi form his friends and forlpes palFons that tbis
band has been fully organized and is Low unfe,
hls direction, aud he is fully prepared with band
OF the most scientific Musicians in tie city, fur
nsh music for Balls Parties, Parades, Pic Nics Ex
cursinns, &c. al the shortest notice possible, by ap-
plying to FREDERICK PROSPERI, Leader, CfIAS,
PRO5PER1, Conductor; HILBUS & HITZ'S Mu
sic Depot, or al PETER TA1.TAVUL'S, opposite
feb ly@saf-
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U At Chicago, Illinois, wood is sell
ing at SIC per cord.