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ASSEMBLY.

ebNfhNi nAnhhs
Mr.. COLEMAN mosed T. take. in Comm tea Of
the Whole the bill to iocre,se the cagial soOk Of
the Msphsrss Ga. Iieht Company.
Mr. OkEtfE r"re. ana seont stst'ng tAss
this wss oi III. meet inf,m bds ever boaa ght
before l.gl.i,uve BODY. ~hen
The CHAIR reminded the gentleman that the
qu., tiou not debsfe.ble
MI ktEFE moved 10 lsy the motion On the
table Lost
Mr.. OkEEFE then moved the indefsts postpone
m,pt OF the mntion. Lcst.
Mr. COLEMAN motion as carried aud the
bill tsken ~. .
A dc bate sprung upon mo'inn by Mr MAGUlsH
10 r,du,e tue price, chsrgea per 900 cable feet for
n ~. from ~ 20 ".
on notion Of Mr WAGER the COMMITTEES reported
procr.ns ~ order IN silos him ~ move re-elucos
csllI ~ ,h, Compapy e. report "a the isn-- sen-
ersI st.i. m.n Of IL ~fair- Which resolution ga oh
i.cied "a b, Mr.. A. a. WILLIAMS
on motion Of Mr. WEED, the bill ws real and
passed Recess To NJ
ENESIsJ SESSION
Nothing inpcr,sni in either n ,use this snsrnson-
L. tie senate tie Church tenure oil ~. discussed.
In the A.eemby several ao,mportsn, bills we're ooa
scered In COMMITTEE of tia Whole.
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OUTWARD PASSAGE OF THE ASIA.

HALWA1, Thursday, March 7, Is5o.
The steamship Asia, from Boston, 10 A. NJ, on
Wednesday, is now clock =. coming up our
hsIbor and will probably sail hence for Lyepool, a.
about O'clock this evening.
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HAVANA.
ARRIVAL OF TaE EMPIRE CITY.

The steamship Empire City, Capt. wisdle frs1
New Orleans Feb 90, and Havana Feb. ~, arrived
at n late hour last night
VIII, she left there was great deal Of excitsmsat
in Havana, aud tho city Was full Of troops, be, no
serious events bad occurred.
The Empire Cry met this vi Dorsdo At Havana,
and trans ued To her the ,lifornis mails and pssk-
ages from New Orleans.
Among The passengers by the Empire City 90
notice Tcsanss Francis Mesgh'r the Irish ps,rst.
who Las been for soneIi N. IN California.
The following British nen-ofwar ~ers in the h~-
Dor + Havsua: steamers colo~-as Buszsrd. Media,
v.srsI E.peg,l. Arab. Scorpiod and BermadA Ths
L. s shps sau J acnto Princeton, Futon Falmouth,
Bran d, vine, Dcca'or aud the dag ,hp Columbia,
were r, ported at Key West, and we're daily expected
nj Havana
from Our Own Correspondent
IlAyASA. Friday Fob. %, 1855.
The British vessels asssr and Bakk ard the latter
a steamer, have arrived. They are 70 cruise M,and
the isard for slavcrs In the city, nothing hiss been
going on but the enlistment Of volunteers Several
thousands have been enrolled-whst FOR, nobody csa
guess. At frst, We were told hat the dbustors
were upon us, and 49, have had ~o reports from tbs
" Superior Government Of parties hsviog sailed
hundred In the other Day before yesterday ro-
port brought by the schooner w Bs,ty, from
Key Wet that the ilhbusters we're there and tho
Euglth aud French aeets were keeping then bsck.
The latter part Of the story made the first incredible,
and the arrival Of the Isabel yesterday. set
the runor at rect. I think all this military
preparation is in anticipation Of war With
the United States, not because the United States
will ever declare war account Of Spanish In
suits here-the Government hiss not spirit enough
for that-but from sheer lack Of energy ia tho
Government to check the growing spiri. ~ hlhbas-
tersm. IF they don't 90 TO war, and the hhba''em
come, aDo thousand or two Of them are taken pns-
oners they cannot look quietly and eco so msny OF
t,eir citizens burbered war obtained at any cost
would be blessing to the Island, for il would freq
the slaves.
FeI and f. Susmpes have at last undergone some
sort Of trisl Estrampes has been sentenced to
DEATH and Pelx TO ten years imprisonment In chsss
in Africa which is tho same. with the addition Of
few years Of torture. Humanity, If nothing more,
sboud prompt the Uated States to interfere, &c tssir
| tiol has not been 10 accordance with the treaty.
The weather has been cold and unpleasant anti
Yesterday. The Carnival vas not celebrated with
the usual stvity. There we're the customary naked
balls but the Liceo WA closed the President having
| been imprisoned.
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MARSHAL. EHNT

ST LoUIs, Thur,day, March l, 1855.
b. F. Brand, Deputy County Marshal, was shot
Yesterday BY Bob o BlenDis, notorious desperate.
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SAILING OF THE STEAMSHIP CANADA.

HALIFAN, 1bursday, March l, 1855
The steamship Canada sailed from here a. o'clock
this morning for Boston, where shs will he due shout
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Weather beautiful.
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From Oar Own Correspondents.

HAyAsa, Friday, FEB. %, 1855.
The great business Of enlIsting volunteer rnihas
has been going on for several week, &c supply tns
place Of the regular troops Of the garrison, ne'y al
Of whom have been marched TO pors threatened oy
the terrible Ouitman. While the Government seems
10 have lost its head a; this expected invssioni 'as
American Consul, Mr. w Robertson, preserves nm
ususl sasg frord, securing the esteem Of eysn tho
suapi,h authorities He frequently visits the psace'
ard IL. perbaps, on better terms with the Cap'na'
General than any other foreign agent Tho GoverF
usnt evidently wishes to sho- that its hsred !" mo
fllbus,ers does not extend to the Uaited stASs
Cov,ynm.pt with whom II IL anxious to establish 700
MOI, intimate commercial relations. The Govern
mon, to.eyer. shows the stronges. determination 70
maintain the crown OF Isabella 1t is even rd nored'
and recently more than ever, that the CaptNa-osa'
eral. IL reduced to euemtiy, has aa'honV
TO proclaim the freedom of the whole sA's
population Of the island. II is fact thH si"s,
number Of free negroes have been armed and i'f0s.
into r. einen,s and that Gen. CoDchs himself dec's
tina, the black militia shall be incrsaeed to oo' ~
A,peciM war-eteaper, the Medes, leaves ~s.y
for S. Thomas, with important dispatches broasa'v
the Bri,ish mail for Admiral Fsnshsw, WHO, siSe :
short Wait 10 Havana, and after Transporting ~"
Spanish troops to Trinidad 10 cruising ss0sA "
sisnd 10 keep Of tbs fillibus!es
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POPULAR TRADE.-E. Il. LkADBEATEK, NO.
3f7 Broadway isselug rch sisn4 D. ana .. per y'1
Beige Is; sLo Rbbors shaws Linens Table Dsmasf Nap
tips sbeetir1 Quus Bsn'ets sod FanneH equally eheap
ALx,R l.ck
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BFEBE & Co. No. 1876 Broadway. respectfully
s,, the attention f their sud the publ: q the
snripr ard summer fa.hon for reLemen. HATS 80 C.Ps
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LANDsDOwN the HALTER, No. 81 Greenwich
Il resecfuIy cities bsfneDds nd th- pu' that h' fsH
ION for the es.ou ssusd ~ SATrkDAf h.cn Gen
tsmen Of tsste md DE The n a. No. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02

GREAT SALE or FASCY GOODS Ar III. ,.
Rocssss Fancy BAz.AK oSas To the extensive repsr 10
be made u the feceo hf. on ne pr'e' nc
remainder OF th. unets och embfscnE Work b"Nes re-
icules PAPER Ma ne Wort Fans Op-ra I1ss7 met BOX
en1 mems ard Ladies Dre-q -rcs Dfess.os ana Snel
CoI. statu.ry P.ran and Marble Vss,s;
NevusDs celebrnsd Nster ,Oors together with m DIT
hes .xecticn of 'erfunery with endeu var.
a., n Tow, Tor he D.fu ton Of children
IN be soo without rcssrd AT rduS 'rtunity T.
our czens supply tnrm, with everything unique ana
beantifpI at ie~ thsu bali 81 the usua prizes
n y BocsRss Fancy BAZAAR. ~. 40 Rr)sdwsy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-07-03

EURLY SESTMENTs.-Vanity never
died yet of surfeit.
A parent who strikes child is ike q
man who strikes the water-the conse-
queaces Of the blow are sure to fy up
IL his own face.
Reform is en- omnibus that's always
'.iust going to start
Friends, Ike tumblers in frosty wealth
er, are apt to fly at the first touch OF hot
water.
IL is with faded beauty as with clock
the more the face is enamelled, the
more clearly do we see the process Of
Time.
The most uncomfortable house to live
in is house full of pets-such as pet
dogs, pet canaries, pet squirrels, parrots
and catS-but, worse than all, pet child
ren.
Cerberus must have been box-keeper
originally, at theatre.
There is no one so long-lived as your
delicate fine lady, who is always "dy-
ing"
[ have generally found that a ''little
party" with q "little music, and lit.-
tie singing" with "ittIe whist" after
that, followed by "little supper" and
lastly & ''little greg just before going
home, carry one up to i've or six O'Clock
in the morning, and invariably end In 3
"htile headache" the next day.
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REFORMED MEMS it not noble ~ Sc

REFORMED MEMS il not nobleto see
men give up vice, and struggle against
the witching Tempter's voice she Who
has ruined the most brilliant intellect -
and come cut boldly and show hsir iel-
low men how to avoid her daceutive
smiles which allureS on to ruin Yes.
yice-she is tn mOnSter-anA the 70 nc
man who dareS bid her farewe,l, has q
greater mind than the weak ibersine who
wishes TO reform, but dares not. Men
lave reformed, met with vice the second
time, and have resisyed-have 6ied-be-
fore they would again embrace ner evil
ways. This is the spirit that marks a
great mind IN men-to die for virtues
sake. Our greatest men have been sayso
by the opportune smile Of virtue even i'm
women, sometimes, whose sympathetic
nature is always alive to the secret suf-
lering of this class Of unfortunate men.
She knows that brilliancy in men is dan
Serous and often leads TO ruin. Strange,
but the greatest men say that when they
were were most applauded and flattered,
then was the time they fell-adding,
that to think Of deprivation and reforma-
tiOn frightened them-to suddenly prac-
tice self denial, death would follow-to
keep on in the vice would consume them
and they resolved ifdeath must come,
that they would meet her in the right
path, and Telormed-and there are noble
champions now, struggling on, and whose
continued self-denial, after great exceSSes,
is eating like a canker-werm upon their
very vitals, and whose motto is farewell
forever to their former dens Of iniquity.
success to the noble modern martyrs,
who thus toll on, with supernatural en-
durance, suffering secretly for Reforna-
tons sake. Success always follows this
class of men, both in the spiritual and
temporal world.
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The prince then took the robber into

The prince then took the robber into
favor and made him his confidential
q protector Of life-evea q foe 20 become
merciful !"
friend; but the ape was ever after kept
chained in the stable. The thief, who
set about with diligence to rob the
prince treasury, received from the royal
hand robe of state. while he whom his
master once fondly regarded as lis gUsr-
dian and bis friend. was hurled from
that high position, and stripped Of his
honor
MoRAL.-Let man employ wisdom
IN forming his friendships; and above all,
let there be many league between MIN
self and a foolish iriend.-BG iou's Pig
tor5a'.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-07-03

NEW BOOKS received and fDr sale At
~ SniLbiEGrOE'S Bookstore.
The Life ci Napoleon, ~ Abbott, complete in .
vols.
TINT Wrinkles, by the author o. Wild Western
Scenes
Cone Cut Corners, the Experiences Of Conserva.
tive Family
Tales for The Marines, by the author Of Los Grin.
gos.
Missing Bride, by Mrs SOuthworth
Enre6up, a tale Of the Twelve Hundred and Ten,
by Sir Walter Scott, BAIT
Bsi0u's Magazine for July.
All the New Book. and every thing in the Sta
HOnery line, for sale at
SHILLlNGTON'S Bookstore,
Odeon Building, csr. Al ST., and Pa. ay.
ie 1q-tr
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u Some years ago, a noted ysr,i,

U Some years ago, noted warrior
ofthe Pottowattamie tribe presented HIM
self to the Indian agent at Chicago, a.
one of the chief men Of his village, OBJ
serving, with the customary simplicity
of the Indians, that he was very good
man, and a good American, and con-
cluding with u request for a dram of
whisky. The agent replied that 1t was
not his practice to give whisky TO COED
men-,hat good men never asked scr
whisky, and never drank it when yolun-
tarily ofered-that it was bad Indians
only who demanded whisky. Then,
replied the Indian, quickly, in broken
English, "ms d-d rascal"
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PERsEyERANCE.-Mirabeau once said
Of Robespierfe, 4" That man will succeed
in his undertaking, for he believes every
word he says" 1t is remarkable, on
scanning history, to find what great
works have been accomplished by the
indCmitable perseverance of single indi-
viduals. To a man Of the right stamp,
setting out to achieve an object with the
determination, II will accomplish it."
all obstacles seem as chaff before the
wind. When q man is in earnest, and
knows what he is about, his work is
half done.
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POTOMAC PAVILION,
Piney Point, st. Nary's Coanty, MARYLAND.


THIS desirable place for health and sea-ba:hins
L will be opened for the reception of visitor. on
the 18th OF June, with nothing left undonc that will
promote the comforts Of its guest. Many improve
ments lave been made since my last season A
Lunch Room has been built tor the accommodation
OF visitors at all reasonable hours, say and night.
Stables and Carnage Houses have been built to
accommodate those at at Il distance
Billiard Table. Pistol Gallery, Shuttle Beard, Ten
Pin Alleys and Baths have all BEEN improved, and
are free to uisifois only.
am thankful TO the public Cor their patronage
the last two seasons ard hope to see my old friends
and many new faces the coming season.
The Pavilion shall be clean and wei kept
Children with whooping cough or measles win
not te admitted as boarders.
TFRAs OF BOARD:
~ 0U
For three days or less than week, per dey.. 50
By The week...........,.. 10 %
BY the month, per day.-...................... e5
w. w. DIX, Proprietor.
Letter Boxes have beea placed on all the Steam
ers for the accommodation of visitors.
lie 5-eolm
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MAGNOLIA HAMS.

YHyE have Just eceived we beIeve, the only lot
w ever sent 10 this city, and are certainly the
nerlrs ultra" of all hams ever introduced here, be-
ing all selected and cured by G. Huffman If 6iary-
land, from the old Homestead receipt we are sure
that on any table they will afford delightful scuice
of conversation.
Also, small lot Of tender Smoked Beef, saccha.
rined and spiced by new receipt, delightful for pic
nics ard EYcursionists with a general assortment
Of all kinds OF Crackers and Sweetneats at
KINGS Family Grocery.
corner Vermont avenue and St,
a few steps northeast jackson Statue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-07-03

U There are certain exciting epochs
in woman's life that are never forgot
ten-such as, for instance, the first time
she carries paraSel, the first time she re-
ceiyeS valentine, the first time she goes
to an evening party, the first time pro-
posal is made to her, the first time she
wears velvet dress, and the first time
she puts on the wedding ring.
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WATCHES.

lust received, e large assortment of Ladies' and
y Gentlemen's fine GOLD WATCHES OF every
size. style and manufacture n,
The above is by far the best and cheapest ever OF
fered to our customers.
N. w. GAIT X BRO,
3S4 Pc. avenue betw. sth and 10Th ats.
ie
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DR. L. b. waIGHT,s
TASTELESS "LIQuED .CATHARTIC,'

OR. FAMILY PHYSIC.
TINHfS is the BEST. CH HEAPEST, and MOST Eff
Il F!CIENT CATHARTIC EVER OFFERED
TO THE PUBLIC.
Ii Is TASTEI.ESS, Qhereby svoidtng the nausea
ting effect of Pills, OIL SIENNA, Sc.,) and producing
no gripping or other painful effects. Unlike all 9th
er pursaves, il searches to the bottom Of The dis
ease, thoroughly cleanses the stomach, aud leaves
the bowels entirely free from ccstiveness.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
Children drink il readily and without forcing and
NO MEDICINE IS MORE HIGHLY RECON-
mENDED by the MEDICAL FACULTY
Give i. trial and then Judge for yourselves.
IL can be had wholesale and retail at f.. III. STA
BIER cos. Baltimore, or CHARLES STOTT
& CO., Washington, ID. G.
DIX WRlGHT'S PRINCIPAL DEPOT, 4O9
Broadway, where the doctor can be consulted daily
on diseases generally, from IL to p. m, withou,
charge. 10 I9-6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-07-03

U" HaIloa, Sharp" said Pop, meet
ing him the other day In the street, "you
hobbIe, my boy; what's the matter with
you 2" "Oh, had my feet crushed
through the carelessness of q conductor,
the other day, between railroad cars
that's all" "And don't you mean to
sue for damages?" Damages; no, no.
/ have had damages enough already.
Hadn't better sue for repairs?
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DENTISTRY.

ID d. DONALDSON, Dentist, late Of tn firm Of
H.. Hunt Donaldson, continues 10 .,S.SE<A
manufacture ard insert those beautiful
porcelain teeth, with or without gums, -sTryH
for specimens Of which (made and de-
posted by the late hrn) was awarded the first
premium at the Mechanics Institute Fair, recently
held in this city.
TaeSe teeth are carved and shaded 10 snit each
particular case, and their resemblance 10 the natu-
Ta organs is perfect as to deceive the most prac
tis2d eye.
Particular attention also paid to filing and pre-
serving the natural teeth.
Charges moderate and AL operations warranted.
Office southwest corner SevsRth and s,s.-en-
trace On ID. mar 2l-6m
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mo. 540.J

No. 54oI
Notice Of the diseon.taaaacs of tie United
States Land Office at Defiance, tn tie State
of Ohio
N Office is hereby given that, in pursuance of
IN law, and in view of the report of the land off
GERS at DEFIANCE, ONO, that the vacant land in
said district Is reduced below hundred thousand
acres the SecTetGry Of the Interior has directed that
said Land Office at DEFIANCE be discontinued; and
that the lands remaining unsOli at the time of the
dlscontinuance be made subject TO sale and entry at
CHILIIcoTuE, the only remaining land Office in the
STATE OF OHIO
Lands remaining unsold and unappropriated by
law, and subject to private entry at the land Office
now discontinued, will to be subject to entry
at said Office from the date of the receipt of this no
uce by the Register and Receiver thereof; and the
land 0fhcers al CHILLICoTHE will give public notice
of the day on which they will be prepared to receive
applications for entries of any ruch lands their Of
hce. JOS 8. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner General Land OHice.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., June ls, 1855.
je 23-law6w
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DR. L. B. WRIGHT'S
UEEAILIEG "SCROFULCUS AeTIDOTED

UEEAILIHG "sCROFULoUs AsTID0TE,"
For Ae Permanent Cure IF CONSUMPTION and
aE o:her forms Of SCROFUL0US DISEASES.
THIS Medicine is prepared bv an eminent physi-
4 can OF eighteen years practice in New York
city, during which time he has constantly used il
with the most anbounded success, and created fer
u reputation in private practice, unequalled in the
history of nedcine. IL acts Immediately upon the
biood cleansing il from all scrofulous humors or i'm
purIhes, renovaiing aud, by it's magic powers IN
MIGRATING THE WHOLE SYSTEM, in procf
Of W lich, hundreds of respectable witnesses from
the Doctors private practice have given in their tes
tmony, and enreat those suffering from any scr0fi-
ious affection, to call upon them d sGaisfy your-
selres.
a Treatise on Scrofuous diseases can be had
gratis at PRINCIPAL DEPOT 400 Broadway,
and a! Dug Stores generally.
CHARLES STOTT & CO.,
Agents for Washington.
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FINE WATCHES.

w ~ N1lLoSs
HAVINc made u considerable addition tn uy
IL stock Of
GOLD aUSTIks PATENT IsyEAs. % zSSStsA
and LADIES' WATCHES S$st<.SN ~
Of first quality, heavy Is carat sxaasss1S
cases.
Also, SILVER WATCHES for boys.
L offer them NJ greatly reduced PRICES. The
movements are selected with great care, :sf every
Watch Is gGfTd7tcf.
Persons N want of line timsaeePer are Invited
70 examine my assortment.
II SENKEH,
No. 5SO Pa. avenue, betw. 9th and 18th sts.
mar 30
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DENTISTRY.

nR. v. SHINN, Graduate of the PhiIadephia
~ College OF Dental Surgery, respectfully informs
the residents Of Georgetown and its vFniIy thai he
has located himself amongst them for the purpose
practising his profession.
Office l2l Washington ST., above Bridge, George
town, ID. G.. lie 2eeo3mS
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EV ENING STAR.
lNDRPEHDYECE DAY.

bf REV. DR. GILMAN.
Hail, Our Coua:ry's natal morn!
Hali, cur spreading kindred borui
Hal. thou banner not yet tern,
Waving Ger the freei
While this day in festal throng
Millions swell the patriot s0ng,
shall net we the notes prOlcnr,
HallOwed jubilee?
Fathers, have We bIed in vain:
Ages must Vn diO0p again?
MAKER, shall We raSh!y stain
Blessings sent by ihee'
No. receive our solemn vow,
Whi.e befare thy throne we low,
Ever 20 maiatain, As new,
UEIoN-LlSFRTFi
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NEW AND OLD PIANOS

NEW AND OLD PIANOS.
M e have now in store the largest assortment of
w PIANOS ever Ofere. in this city. from Hal
ct, Davis & Co., Bacon & Raven, and Knsbe,
Cache < Co.'s celebrGted manufactures. These
Pianos we guarantee, and sell upon ve,y easy terms
Also, new Piano used only q few months, which
we offer at tie low price Of $500 cash i second
hand Piano, by Andre Stien, for g75.
a very hne second hand Chickering Piano for
sale or rent at bargain.
Old PIanos taken in exchange for new.
Always On hand, Stools, Covers, VioIins, Guitars,
Flutes, Accordeons, Music. &c. &c.
JOHN f.. ELLIS,
800 Pennsylvania avenue,
may 10 bet. 9Th and 10th streets.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

ID OBERT J. WALKER and LOUIS JANIN
II have formed AGO partnership under the firm
of"Walker Janin," for the management and ar
gHment Of cases In the Supreme Court OF the United
States, and before the Court of CaiRs at Washing
ton City.
Address Washington, d. C. may 10-eo3m
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PROSPECTUS

PROSPECTUS
Far publishing a rz0ataig ~ esacaL FOX IN
tbs city Of W&shtPE:0a.
THE "El s;-isI4d, Al the solicitation OF many Of
4 their esteemed cu=:O-HCTs, V-;fC;e Publishing o
monthly Musical 7V0.k, entitled
fhs Hatioaal Monthly Musical Tagasias
Tne MAGAZINE viii contain trrri our 70 s,x page
of Music, seiected from ii;a hest European aad Va
tive CON 'Jssr5 In addition 10 the Music an ytra
sheet viii be added, c0H'ailin. the il'ost 81 siC1
News. Musical Notices, Sc. Tie Hg"aZiae viii
be prRt-d on the best quality Music paper, aad "ji
be printed IIOm engraved Fiaies, ~ the uca'sst IcsI
ueT.
The first number Of the Masaziae will &c ready
about the ist OF July, 1855.
Mr.. v. NOyss, the Agent for The Work, will
solicit subscription from the cItizehs cf iie District
Of Cciuohia- and show n specimen number.
JAMES III. BURNS, No. $50 Bndge street, is tie
agent for Georgetown.
BTLBUS EITZ.
Music Depot, cor. Pa. az, N and ID sts,
Star Buildings, Washington, = 9.
June 4-sf